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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-08-14

"NorHISG TO WEAR. We 6nd the follosing
paragraph Ia the New York Mirror Of the sab iast-
The large Increase OF the import OF dry goods iadl
cate degree Of eEtravagauee 10 personal eIpea-
ddre 10 the article Of dress greatly De depored;
The Imports Of foreiguadEy goods At New York
derins she past week we're large being nearly Ca
OO0,ooo aoe sitbin fraction OF 81 600 600 larger
than the amount imported 10 the corresponding
week OF last year. The aggregate imports Of dsy
sooaa 3or this year, 50 far, amount Sos alA SIS
showing an excess this Jeag over lass Q! nearly
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Wheat ! Wheat II

WANTED 100000 bushels prime White and Red Wheat
" for Whsh We will pay the highest uarket price de
hveTe at our Ware house, Spring Clark stree n
nashville. Wheat will be elassed As follows
Ten cents per buShe viii be paid for prime White above
prime Red; and ten cents below prime Mediterranean
this Wheat IS the lowest classification. When Amber Wheat
II prime I'VE cents bushe will be paid over the price
Of Spring and other Red Mheats.
The amber rs known here b. Farmers Blue stem OF
desirable.
fhst Ciass, WHITE Second Glass, Amber,
Third Class, Golden Chat; Fourth Glass 'SDripc
anu all other Red Whests except the Mediterr cam which
IS ten cents beo ia value.
25 600 Grain sacks OF hand BY
july l. H. S FRENCH A SON
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N EW BOOKS

MAR}IED OR SINGLE? By Miss edgwick.
THINE AND NINE; Or, TIE Step Mothers Reward.
WESTERN BokDER LIFE IN KANSAS AND MIS-
SOURI,
THE KNIGHT OF THE GOLDEN MEuCE.
HEROES AND HUNTERS OF THE WEST.
OLD MOTT AND LITTLE AGNES. BY Mrs. Leslie
PEACE Or, The Stolen VIII.
WILD NORTHERN SCENES ; Or, Sporting Adventures.
DAISY'S NECKLACE, AND WHAT CANE OF IT.
TEE WONDERFUL AND THE BEAUTIFUL
THRILLING STORIES OF THE FOREST AND FROM
TIER.
Just received and for sale by
aug14. CHAS. W. SMITH
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Q ID " mr. a

ToLUMBIA HOUSE, CAPE ISLAND. CAPE NAV
- NEH JEHNEI.-This extensive establishment vii
De opened for the reception OF company on THURSDAY
june H. INST Since the close last season il has her
put la con plee otoer Painted throughout Papered and
mGch new Furniture added. corps Of the best drsG
Soored Servants have been selected from this Civ ana
Baltimore, and attention be paid to secure tb
comfort and pleasure OF the guests. Application for Rooms
L. HARDWOOD
No. 80 Walnut street
June I-eod2m. Philad el phiss, SEA,
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BEAUTIFUL And APPRoPRIArE.-It is agreed that
the first message by she submarine telegraph across
tue Atlantic, shall pass between the President Of
the United States aud the Queen Of Great Britain,
the words, the opening sentence of the Glo,.a
IN Ereslss' Glory be to God on high and on earth
peace, good will towards men.a
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HARpER'S RULLETTN.

a 0AaA@A 1OAh9SAAs
free,
1o ME PUHLsSHED ~ raE CITY oF
= AshtALE4As COMMENCING AUGUST
aist- PERSONS WISHING TO ADvEH-
TksEs Will PLEASE ADBEk Ess
.. So AAMPEus
ASS 10 issi. N0x 81 Peat GNea.
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A BARGAIN TO RE HAD.

I AM Offering for sale my place, situated in -
Edgeheld about Is miles from Nashville 1t IHzEzH
cOntai ~ Of ground, and fronts the EEAzE
Galatin pike, McFerrin ST.. and the Driver road
The Improvements neat frame Cottage, with three
Kitchen smoke house, bic, &C. 1t contains
large number of fine forest will whole
lots suit purcha If application made
will sell at from % 70 50 per lower than any Of the
adjoining lands held at. For particulars apply
WILLIAM hOBSON
P 5. would take three four likely negroes part
pay.
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Southern Commercial COLLEGE.
No. 40 l-2 Cherry Street,
NASHVILLE TENNESSEE

Wis School IS in perpetual session-hence students
other schools who desire qualify themt Ives for lie
Counting room, do so during their vacation.
Cur Room has been recently fitted up and for eofot
convenience and elegance know that il is moi surnas.d
by any other in the United States.
Pc VI An HIP
Our Writing Department under the supervision Of one
who Acknowledges superior in teaching this branch
We might refer 20 long list OF iustous names-names
Of men Who never bestowed moments time 10 reelection
upon system Of Wriing-but think the citizens
Ct Nash lie are beginning 10 appreciate this Kind OF trans
parent humbuggeryY besides prefer giving our patrons
more substantial security snd propose refupd
All money paid 20 us account Of tuition writing pro-
yded cur students do not make great improvements as
those Of any other chool ia this country
Select Glass OF Ladies will be taught from four 10 ak
o'clock, p Nj.
Terms for Commercial Course, .......... s4O
For Twenty Lessons Writing .... zee. ...,..... s.
For Lessons in Writing without limit, TO-
june29- a.
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CLAIBORNE'S MAGHINE WORKS,
NASHVILLE, TENN.

fEsHE atsention Of IA road Companies, FsFmers Manu-
facturrr, and an pssoas dys.rous q Purchasing a.
hams good machinery, such - olAAh ENu4eE.l SAet-
Issis "a every dssed9tou, GEARING, CAR-WHEELs Of
tle most Improved patterns. SAN MlLLs PuAss, sc. &c-t
/. resu.cffay caed 20 this Estahlshueut nov EroW-
M % rapdiy pre- uisez u ne aie Sashve Manu-
fsclarnF CoGpany Ne Intend 10 carry The business
fv IS cxteniFe before, aud s Be ready % taks
orders fsr Mach usry and Casting. We have already
rosneueld 1pcraout n hachau ih shop ana bqier-
caslua3efs.
We are exprFicncrd Mechsnies-sach Of rs personally
attenaiae his u-aud thus He ahah Be
able suT wek - oeer rates nan hereo
tore iene this city Me ahan warrant ever piece Of
ork done Al this EstatlEhneuE and give prompt and
snna Al attention every order len az cur ocei thus VI
bore general satacoas and oe pat onled ~ al
frlsuas q home anufae are. 81 JANAGh q Co.
Ciaibarue Machine IS erks, Nashville, fenn,
lun.sl-u iate Nashville Mani. Co.
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Congressman Elected.

The following gentlemen have been cleo
ted to represent Tennessee in the next Con
gress
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Dissolution.

HAVING purchased the
H intere [ Of Mr.. +. !.
Beaumont in the firm Of
Beaumont, Vanleer 4 Co,
We will COatin ne the Hard
ware business, under the
name and style OF Mccall,
Vanleer 8 Co., at the old
stand, No. A south Market
street, where we wi | be
pleased to see the frien Is
aud customers # the late
firm.
A. W. MCCALL.
SAM. VANLEER.
aug Il, 1871.
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CISTERNS.

WIS Is the favorable time build Your Ciserps The
Il GREAT oIsTEEN BUILDER, HUGH L. IEATY, is now IN
thl city, anu prepared 70 build them all sizes App
cations made by note, or Otherwise, H. G. ScoveI win
receive prompt attention. limos 80 "
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NIRW RooKs.

NEW BOOKS.
NOTHING TO WEAR. Highly Illustrated
ZAlDEE Romance from B ackwood.
LEoNoRA B'ORCO. By G. P r. James
RoMANY RYE. By George Borrow
THE RANGERS. BY Capt. Mayne Reid
The DEAD sECREC. By Rilkie Collins.
THE PROFESSOR By the author of Jane Eyre.
THE WAR TRAIL. Capt. Mayue Reid.
THE MECHANICS BRIDE. By W. G. Cambridge
PARLoR DRAMAS, for home amusement
AMERICA AND EUROPE. ByA G. DeCurowski
Just received and for sale by
CHARLES W. SMITH,
July e. q Al College street.
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Tennessee Female College,
EnAE ExEUN ruE.


VIE Second Session of this promising Institution will
commence Sept. eth. he Faculty is complete and
enc ent. Nal W lillian johnson ar lady take charge OF
The BOARDING Department aud iii doubtless NEST every
expectation The President al the Teachers board
the pupil ' -
Terms per Session:
Board, ncluiing lights, fuel, Washing haf in advanced
go. rive DAY bOarders, s4o. Tuition f.om 0 to $50
incidental fee 81. Graduation fee IS.
Optional studies.
Modern Languages each $40; Ancient Languages each
20; Drawing, Peisse Wors, Oriental GTecisn Paint
gs Mono Chromatc Crayon Heads Colo ed era, os
each SO Crayothic and Pspier Maohe S5 Oh Paintings
ments s.. $3.50
Popis charged from the first Of he month in which they
eeI 20 the close OF the session. other particulars
ADDRESS J. Nj. SHARPE, Pres't,
"uso-O'' Franklin, Tenn.
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w. 4. Avery,

We have not received full returns from
the list and 2nd Districts, but it is believed
that Watkins aud MAYNARD are elected.
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NEW RELIGIOUS BOOKS.

THE HISTORY OF THE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH IN
AMERICA From its origin until the year 1850. With
BIOGRAPHICAL SKETCHES EARLY MINISTER'S By REV
RICHARD WEBSTER. With a emoir of the author, by
Rev. c. VAN RENSSELAER, D. D.
ANNALS OF THE AMERICAN PULPIT; Or, Conmemora-
tive Notices Of Distinguished American CIergymen of
various Denominations. By WILLIAM B. sPRAeuE D. D.
PULPIT ELoQUENCE OF THE NINETEENTH CENTU.
RY; Containing Discourses of FSEST LYME MINISTERS
IN Europe and America with SKETCHES, BIOGRAPHICAL
AND Descriptive. By REv. HEERY @ FISH.
For sale by
jaIy3l. Ba CHARLES W. SMITH
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[. BROWNS SELF-FEEDlNG DOUBLE CUT
TING MAMMOTH LATH MACHINE,

'HIs Mach ne vas aSarced the premium the Worlds
Fair over al others Il cat with Two horae poser
one hundred thousand sths per day with qrse power
haf the amoaut Il mas two knives Gaming and ro-
ing. state county and lydual rights sae Parssns
9ishing 70 exaLe this Machine can do 30 b. eaInr Al
r. o. DANDY, Agent
augo- No 30 College a.. Nashslle
NtssEs. HoATsIeE, Low Co :-IIavinE exaunnef sorr
Mammoth ath Azchines snd used Lath made by a. 4 en-
thai q Egrta Neli tquFes bat dc attention snd
mres ~ Food lsths a. can possibly b. made aoad "a
besttaEgy sdFise al psrs0ns wantn auythaF 81 o.
kiEd 20 ~ tbs hsm@oth asth Maehine.
J. sGHOON0vER,
buldEF ana Cu1tFacfar.
GlE2- MeurrffF Pm
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an OPINION AS Is An OPIEIoN 1t will be re-
membered that Nothing to Wear was first pub
Isbed in Harper's Weekly. It appeared there in
February last The :" Weekly" for August Sth re-
views the claims of Miss Peek to the authorship OF
the poem, and sums up its argument in the follow
ing sentences:
"For our own part, we regret to confess that we
do not believe that Miss Peck or any one else bur
Mr. Butler wrote a single line of that poem. We
see no serious for going behind the original
manuscript, which is now before US in Mr.. Buffers
handwriting, and to wi ich our request, lie added
some twenty-five lines TO fill out the page.
"Whep Bathy lus claimed the authorship oil Vir-
giIs linestO Caesar, the sbrewd pott dehed him TO
finish some cOuplets which the master hand had
commenced; caught in the the knaVe was
forced to confess his fraud and became the butt
and the sport of the wis of Rome We do not
intend to suggest comparisons; but we will say
that il Miss Peek will furnish with poem of
one half the merit of ''Nothing to Wear" We shall
be happy to publish it in a conspicuous place, to
pay ner handsomely for it, and to insist on her
claim az the most rising pOet-of her years-in the
country. We will, however, take the liberty of
suggesting that she had better not carry it about
with her when she rides in the cars"
An Ohio poet lately visited the home of bis
childhood and afCer seeing his parents, wendell his
way 60 the old church, which it seems was being
torn down. The scene was too much for the poet,
and with gush of yuish, he indited the follow
ing pathetic lnes:-
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200 ACRES LAND FOR SIZE.

IOO ACRES LAND FOR SALE,
| WING on the South side of the N 4 c. Railroad "A
IL miles from Nashville, and thTee-quarters from La.
VeTgne. ~ Ia
ON FRIDAY, AUGUST 2I ST.,
We will sell to the hg lest bidder on the premises shout
TWO hundred acres Of land including the homestead Of the
late Matthew Nelson, with all he improvements consisting
OF frame Dwelling Hou-e, containing rooms with
al neees airy 1T houses, such Gin House. Cotton Press
&c There is about $50 Of land the balance
wen tlmbered with never falling stream Of water run
ming through the centre OF the tract besides two or
three good Springs. TIE soil is excellent is superior
10 any yet offered in point Of fertility proximity TO
NashFe by Railroad and the advantage OF being close TO
Layergne, whre there is established Saw and CTs
Ms teSldes good Schools, Churches, &C. which makes
Il altogether desirable The tract will be divided plat
OF which will be exhibited the day sale. We would
ask an examination OF the property before day OF sale
as we are confident il is superior land and affords
tages over any that has been offered TO the public
Terms of Sale:
one-third payable LIST December next balance and
years, without interest.
G. L NELSON.
F. r. GLAsOoCK, -Auctioneer.
Augut IL, ls57.-d, trwkWtd
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EB When neE conner blows a loud trumpet
aud makes great dash, hes sure 80 DO shallow.
aud run a short race. Receive hin cautiously
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Extraordinary WORK Of Ar,


ILLUSTRATED BY GUSFAvE DoRE
eoem and Prol'gu and FpIoeue, bv Pierre Dr,,..
Bioiographicai Notes, by Paul L. croix (Bior.t,..,
jacob WIN The Complaint, aud Ba aneer Baus5 =, .,
music by Ernest Dore Translated with critical re b
george W. ThorHbury, author of art and Nature ., H.
and A0roa d." elegant volume folio half morocco
The astonishing series Of Illustrations by Dors % ,,
ole legend Of the Wandering Jew have attracted The no
tice Ct connoisseurs OF all countr $; thew show he .
range Of talent han any similar series Of modern %
W. T. BERRY 4 co. have also on sale the folIo,vi,
valuable English Illustrated Work. viz:
J. hhl6HIS PICTORIAL HALF-HOURs: Or Miscsus
MES OF Art with Illustrative Descriptions -Four vols,
in two small 4to cloth.
2. TIE PICTORIAL GALLERY OF ARTS. Two vol.
4to. ''
8. THE LAND WE LIVE IN A Pictorial and Ibrar
sketch-RoOk Of the British Empire. 2 vols.
4. ENCfCLOPEDIA OF THE FINE ARTS Architsr,nvs
sculpture Paintings, Poetry Music, &C. Iustratedb by
numerous Engraving vol. Ito
5. THE MUSEUM OF CLASSICAL, ANT1orr1Trs
series Of Paper on Ancient Art. l VOL, royal svo
o. history AND ANTIQUITIES OF THE ABBEY
CHURCH OF ST PETER; WEST MINISTER In.
GLIDING Notes and Biographical Memoirs Of the Abbotts
Of that Foundation. Illustrated by John Preston
Neale. vols. Ito.
Z. WALKERS ANALYSIS OF BEAUTY IN WOMAN and
Critical View Of hypothesis respecting Beauty. New
edition. % Drawings from Life. VOL. svo
s. WALKERS MANLY EXERCISES, containing Skating
Shooting, Sailing, Running, Swimming sc. New edI-
ton. a Steel Plates Rnd numerous Wood Cuts
VOL, 12mO.
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"Fairwell, old chu

Of mi bOihOOd; wines er of Kat,
Tykism and baJakes a leanir k onto
Strate seats kausing me many 4 spank
log at hoam for not sitting strate
To meetilg-old church Good b. e 20
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BUILDING ASSOCIATION,
I'R USV SIZE

virtue OF deed executed to the Nashville But dng
- Association by II. l.. Weaver, which is Of record in
the Registers Once Of Davidson county, book No 2O
page bSi IN said Nashville building Association b. ~
Treasurer, will, Saturday the Sth day OF Au Just NEXT
at the court yard gate in Nashville sell auction to ne
highest bidder for cash. the property therein described
being Lot n South Nashville fronting forty feet on Mar
ket street aud running back 13 feet which is situated
couoI tabe AMY residence The equity reclamation Is
waived IN said deed Sale TO take place o'clock NJ
CHAS. A. FULLER, Treas.
FOstpon 1.-THE sale Of the above property
IS pos pJEed until saturday, the 18th day August 81 az
the same hour ana place. q. A. FULLER,
auBAl. Treas
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CHINESE SUGAR CANE MILLS.

T'HE undersigned has been sppointed Agent for The
sale Of Hedge Frees Mills for grinding the Chinese
Sugar Cane. 1hese Mills g The most approved de-
suFpi0 Persons IN % them should send In th-ir
orders mu edatey, be furnished aithout al
least thirty days notice.
aug6. BIS WELLER. "a.
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MARRIER.

On Wednesday, August 18th, by W. Il. McKensOn, Esq,
WS PATT4RsOS and Miss MALGARkT G. HENDERSON, all Of
this city
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Wheat MheatII

gkek nGkek BUSHELS WHEAT WANTED de.
" hNered at my store by 2Oth Of july
furnished. " paw N@0As
$50 R. c. DANDY.
JuSIO' No. 80, College street
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS FRANKLIN Ann
COLUMBIA TURNPIKE COMPANY

4 DINlhEND Of 81 per will be paid upon the
- stocN as now represented the books Of the Com
py after the lst Of August, the office OF the Treasur
CT IN NpriinR hl Tenn. }. W. CHEAIRS,
Spring Hill, July 17-Im.$ TTeasTrs,r
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following viii be the delegation from Kentucky in
the next Congress:
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TEE RAPE OF THE LEA

TIE RAPE OF THE LEAF.
The fate of poor Peck, young and fair,
Who can view without anger or griefP
The lady has ''nothing to wear"
And Butler has sto en- her leaf!
Humanity's bosom must bleed
At the prospect in store for the fair;
For oh! should the rObber succeed,
Just think what she's destined to bear.
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WE are ca ring for SALE pTiva'ely, story -
" brick house, situated Cherry street. SGuth 80
NASHVILLE The house contains ro0ms IN the III
main but ding, besides kehens feFYauts' room
hose, 81 be 6e az IN goed order. The ot fronts 20 feet
ana rams baek it3 feel alley Wesil give bargain
In this property Il application Is made situated
in thriving porios q The city For particular re
Of 3. =. GLasCoCK Agent
anglia No. e. Cherry street.
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IsOUsE AND Tor ron SALE.

DRIsTOL BRICK GUST. and Mount Eagle FripoH for
- Poh hing Col SILVER Brass, Glass &o Gle
for sale at augii. RAINS BROWNS.
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CAPTAIN MAYNE REDS
Scenes and Adventures in the West and
Southwest.
TIE QUADROoN.

~A4I OU AOAUUN3
OK A LOVERS ADVENTURES IN LOUISIANA
Illustrated with eight elegant engravings Price A. Q5
Another spirited and brilliant romance quite equal in
Stirring interest, graphic descriptions Of natural
and truthful vivid portratures of Character to ANYTHING
captain has YET written and little more need be said
in its favor.
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We have also sor sac Lets Sos r. 10 80 and q in
i-neeiL' plan q lets, ppen Ehieh i frame dwelling
house Ibes lots Wfl he sold 20 ault Purchasers
changed Ter ceuntrx properly coed musE,
aAtlon. We uiil give b gaia.
AL5u Let Ao 8 ia lcusiQn's HuuT kreg and HaFtIss
edtien % AesbFils, frontiaE the haroad nepef
ot l. - et hont Frahkn and ioe fees deep 70
an Ailsys Il pea HsAt bargain, noE j. year time.
u. 4. 0LAse0CKt AEeBt,
aagi2. No g., C4sgrg atsesi.
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WOOL AND RYE.

WANTED $4,000 bushels OF RYE and so 600 mounds
w clear waGhed WOOL, for which We will viii nav f1I
market price in cash ~ 10y '
july 23-d1m. NORVFTT a m
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I 600 GALLONS Tznnes's on, bess q7ality Just
sOOO received and for sale Iow AZ
augli. RAINS A BROWNS.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1857-07-08
Trustees Sale.
Trustees Sale.
NV AXE COUNTY, N. C.--BY VIRTUE OF
Al deed of IrllSt 4. tod hr Inrkn

"AKE COUNTY, N. C.--BY VIRTUE OF A
deed OF trust to ME executed by William J. Clarke,
ated 9th Of December 1885, registered in Book w. pp
tsl, 1872 records of Wake County and for the purposes
therein specified, hereby offer for sale one lot Newborn
81 in the City of Raleigh purchased bv the said Clarke
the Clerk and Master in Equity for Wake County, sale
under decree of the Court of Equity for PARTITION be-
tween the heirs of John c. Stedman deceased together
with the buildings and appurtenances teremo belong.
ng-the same being formerly the residence of the said
William j. Clarke The lot contains an acre. high cu
vation, is free from nut grass contains many bearing
fruit trees and is situated directly opposite the Bank
the State and the episcopal Church said City, aud
about one hundred yards east of the east gate the Capt.
to Square Repairs to the of $1,000 have been re-
Gently put upon the buildings four in number incudnga
dwelling house, with six rooms, Office two kitchens ETC.
Also, by virtue of the deed and for the benefit OF
all concerned offer for sale valuable land thirty
two acres upon Neuse river in the county of Wake with
the buildings thereon known the Neuse River Oil NILS.
Price "a 900. The mill sold fifteen years ago Clarke
and Jeeys for 81 OOO Since that time an entirely new
Saw and Oil Mill, with press hullers heaters fattenng
mill, and jumpers and DAM have been erected and
added thereto. This property lately appraised 81
600
The object of these sales being mainly change invest
ment, am authorized upon the money being safely sec,
ured to ct it upon liberal credit To any disposed
To locate IN Wake and engage in lucrative business Inc
rare opportunity for securing town residence
ana business stand in pOpulous country neghborhood'
he viii be sold together separately and the title var
.. ... EDWARD CANTwELL,
80 Trustee
Raleigh, July rs, 1855. swtf-72
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THE AMERICAN FARMER.

4 NEW VOLUME, (THE 18th OF THE PRESENT
gned have the qualification of announcing that at no period
its existence. since the present publishers have been
injected with il, with one of them verging on 10
or more useful and acceptable to its readers Their
eat OBJECT has been to present practical usul Work.
ddle Southern, and South western they have
unmstakabe evidences of ISIS acceptabity with those
whom they labor The conductors can only reterate
re heretofore made their determination to
nue. to devote their best abilities to the secin which
icy have been SO long engaged to guard the interests of
roesson to that dignity and position whct is enti
ed as well by their wealth and influence and the impor
nce of their calling the destnies of the natiou
~ The Farmer is published monthly in ectavo fpsm
volume containing about 400 pages reading mss besides
to 800 pages OF advertisements upon subject con-
ected wits agriculture with neat printed SDyea sad
allied at 81 per annum copies for Is; 10 fer and
1for $ao, payable in advance address $50 q.
s. SANDS NORTHUMBERLAND
1913 Bait. St, Baltimore, Ma
Suns = 1891. ts-,..s. - :. 81 e6-lS.ss-