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Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-02-26

4 young lady, who vas much amused on
reading Of the wonderful things that Brown.
Jones. aud Robinson had seen. says that her
brother Bill has seen a church step and a house
fy; that Tom has seen q mll-sal and a hedge
row; and hat Jack has seen a horse draw and
aTiyer run.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-02-26

"You are very stupid, Thomas" said a
country teacher tOa little boy eight years old,
i'You are like donkey and what do they do
TO cure him Of stupidity ~ why they feed
him more and kick him less, said the little ul-
chin
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-02-26

An exchange paper. under the bead of
GOOD Advice advises young men to wrap
themselves up in their virtue Contemporary
we'll says: Many Of them would freeze to
death If they had no warmer covering
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-02-26
Stop that SlandGr .

ryHIS CERTIFIES THAT NEVER CHARGED
4 NR ELAER Fay, with having my COW or that OF
any other pcreons unlawiully in Or about his premises,
and that paid Fry ever held Ia his poosessio ! said COW,
but believe him to be an honest man, scorning to com
mid any act Of the kind. VALENTINE LLIrNER.
February b,-lSJ7
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-02-26

How are you. Smith q said Jones. Smith
pretends not to know him, and replies hesita-
tingly; Sir, you have the advantage of me-
yes retorts Jones, 1 suppose everybody has
that's got sense Smith looks unhappy.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-02-26

A man said OfO painter he knew, that she
painted single SO exactly like marble, that
when il fsll into the river it sank T. The shin
gle has been patented.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-02-26
7 last0Ping!' PlaStering !

The undersigned would respectfully inform the pub.
ic that ho il still engaged In the above business, aud IS
prepared to execute wotkto the fancy Of any. Plain
and ornamental p~lastcting done TO order on the short
est possible notice. My long experience in the bust
ness, aud my success as a mechanic enables me TO as
sure the public that all work will be executed TO entire
satishction. Al orders will be attended to promptly.
ADDRESS the undersigned, at 0arrollion, Carroll county,
Ohio. WIN o. RUNI0N.
June 70, ls55.-tf.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-02-26

a Western editor. speaking Of a concert
singer, cara that her voice is dehcious--pure
as moonlight, and as tender as a three shilling
shirt i--EdiGor's bump of pathOs decidedly
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-02-26

,rpF UNDERSIGNED HAS BEEN RE
etasg, aud has IN god o~onaiaoa b. Coal hins.
: r'isn tasnship. and Is prepared to al al orders
= ~, ansunt TIE superiority Ofthe coal iafhlshsu
IN these mines i wel tabhshed and Il = uos ne
ess-sfy 70 commend the coal "a those Who nave 0'''
,.iue ID a. is use establishes us shates'et. a.o-g.
a. Ha,sing who are secoud to none ia the state, a.
v hsanns' JOHN FAwcErE.
Janaary !, lS56,-sm.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-02-26

why is This column ike a sore leg Be.
fsase j. MI Of bumer.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-02-26

"Have you heard The story about No. 1887
inquired the f~acetious Mr.. O., addressing his
fun-loyiug ueighbor B.
NO, | have not replied D., let's have it.
II is too gross remarked c., hesitaungly''
;Oh never mind, | can stand il; let me have
II by ell MEANS eagerly exclaimed B.
Il tell you it is too gross
'All the better, it will just suit me | like
such Jokes; Just shut the door there and let me
hear it,
Cant do that, for &. stands there Listening
TO near me sell you'
sWell, il you're going to sell me, l should
ike to know how you re going to do it, Lets
hear what your 1888 is that's too gross
.You have heard it twice alreSdy,' replied
O.. with a grin. Il tell you 2S8, being twice
IA, is two gross
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-02-26

The proprietor IN Calling Inc aueuUo1 OIL VeU pu0I0
IN ibis Incarnation, does so with a feeling Of the ut
most confidence in ia virtues and adaptation TO the d.
leases for which it is recommended.
IL is no new and untried article, but one that has
sto,,d the test Of a ten years trial bei0ye the American
people, aud its reputation and sale is ~unliyalled by any
similar preparations extant. The testimony III It's Ia
vor given by the most promirent9nd well known fny'
sicians aud individuals in al parts OF the eouhuy Is 'Il
mehse and a careful perusal of the Almanac, publish
ed annually by the proprietor, and to be had gratis Of
any Of his Agents, cannot but satisfy the most skepueaI
that this remedy is really deserving the great celebrity
it has obtained. o,pcu o..
Principal Office and Mandatory, No. ARCH st
Phlad'a, Pa. 4
Soil by @. A. Bocge, Carro!ton. A mclean Au
pnsta. Hare & King, Norristowu aud by all Dealers
in Medicines,
April II, 1856. v.
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IN Years Fashionable calling.

-
The Buffalo Rspuhie hits of The "fashiOha-
ALL calls Of New Years day. exactly in the
following al
sosnE-splsndidly furnished ParlOr. Old
l.ax booking At the deaths aud mvrriages.-
Graceful pih looking out Of The window, he'
brsutiful form half concealed BY drapery. Back
room With table ghusring with china AID cut
Elssa, among which are Omamented stacks Of
Chicken salad. long white sticks of celery mix
ed up With grapes, fruits, &C., while the long
pecks of several bottles erect themselves ID
Gloss eOali2uily 10 a silver coffee urn 10 when
the oaaee Is heard hIssIng. spaSmodis ring al
The door bell. Eater Two young men, iolo~-
ed BY another. who eOnVulsively endeavors 70
a~st,iests bis neck from a large shawl. dis ef'
tarts are futile. lie sits down very red and
embarrassed.
LIST Young man-Abl how de--do-Nrs
-. and my dear Miss-7 how
dse--doo.
ed young mau--Abl HOw-de-dOO. Pause.
= (keeps on pausing) :
Young Lady - Fine day -
let and Cad Young Geutlemen-Hes'm-
fac day.
Sd Young Gentleman, coming suddenly !
his senses, calculates, "'ePy New Years m.
Old Lady-Won't you have some reiresA
ments?
(Gensh adjournment to the back ROOM
Gurgle-gurgle-gurgle gu
ole 4 gurgle.
Parties shuttle back to the front room. an
the coffee is heard to hiss.
Good bye'm--New Years ma thousar
Of 'em ~mum-going To-. Siam--oaug j.
Rls-and THUS commences aud concludes
New Years call.
Carroll free press. [volume] (Carrollton [Ohio]) 1834-1861, 1857-02-26

a uAWLS. Now is the time Tor a nice Shawl
y IA" N' O.. Il G..
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-29
PLANTATION AND NEGROES FOR SALE
ON lin 81.

- ACCORDING provision made ia the last 20
go will and stameut the late ihos. a. Harding
LII Of NJ Sslssippi county, Arkansas, viii p5ocs ed
- sell 70 hs ghest bidder he premises on
the EIGHTH DAY OF NAY next, the Plantation, Negroes,
and all properly belonging the sd estate, consist
ing Mules Cae Hogs Sheep 600 sacks Of Corn,
AO00 pounds of well cured Bacon Wagons, PioWa and all
kinds Of Farming Utensils set Of Blacksmith Tools,
Household and Kitchen Furniture, and great many other
hings zoo numerous to mention sad Plantation is IN hissis
Bpp county, all lying The Mississippi IS miles above
Memphis, aud three and hal from Randolph, opposite is
lAAd Dlaning 100 27j OF which cleared, IS
growing CITu y ID wheat, which will BE- sold with
she plan alton. Also, has oOd Frame DWelhnz-hOuse,
negrgcabns horse mill and other necessary build
ings Also, cstsrn and apple and peach orchard
Sad pEua ion is entirely freed nOm high water by state
levee For nr her nOrmsaOn ca on The subscriber, Big
Greek, Shelby county, Tenn, Dr. NJ. HARDING, on
she adjoining Terms made known the day OF
T. sale. TaprI2-dIawtd1 JOHN HARDING, Executor.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-29
SALES TO COME.
Grand free Soil Rally i'm
Nashville /!
Intense Excitement!

A GRAND Mass Meeting FAIR sOILERs VII come oh
"A sbe corner of Broad and Cherry Streets In Nashville
on MONDAY, THE 4rH OF MAY-NEAI, at II O'Clock, A.
n when and where anticipate one Of the most exciting
contests ever witnessed ia Nashville. % thar occasion II
bs e TO the decide who shall become he Tor
tunste purchasers that valuable popey known as the
Bel pTopsrtv and which is divided a follows;
One Lot fronting 40 feet Broad, as the corner OF they
wfha front $50 feet on cherry street.
Two Lots fronting each 80 ieeG on Broad and running
back lsO y alley.
fronting 20 iert on BToad street and running back
100 eg 10 all alley, including he large and CommOdiuus
Msdson one Of best built houses in hs city. This last
10 feet alley It's side and all the Lots have ais feet
alley In the
This IL 8 eight and every one Is invited TO pitch In,
they have the requisite backing viz promise
Onph the list January 1859 9Th the LIST Of January,
1860 onehh the lit Of January, 1861 and onshh the FIRST
Of January 1865, with interest date which promises
ars 10 mBds in writing Tedeemable in Bank, and with
satisfactory riders.
Be punoiua Es II O'Clock or you might mis-. al the fun
A V. S. LINDSEY.
e. Aprtiopeer lapT2B
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MCGAVOCK.

ON MONDAY, the 18th day OF May next, will make the
" second Of Lots in this truly beautiful addition. The
POpreto Of McGav0ck sparng pains oTeTpense N
their effort add all they the very great natural at
fractions OF these grounds, and indulge the hope that they
will fall shur u The Interesting and delightful
places Residences be found adjacent 10 nash
willie any city in the Union.
The str els are an beii we'll graded and McAdamsed,
the grounds Of stump bushes. &C. E-d the trees
topped end trimmed. Ishaad be pleased 10 have our ell
Hens, ladies' geneR en-, Visi, the grounds, examine
and judge for themselves.
The TO she lllh OF May front the Buena
vi ia Turnpike. Fillmore Avenue. SeOVen street, and
Ophela and seRues both of which TO feet
wide, adorned with native Forest trees.
Plats Of Lots will be any time furnished TO any
who Will call al my Office
TERMS Saul , and years credit for notes bear
lng int able 10 Bank, The first satisfactorily
cured and lien retained sale at n O'Clock, A. n ON
nibus usual A. V. S. LlNDSLEH-
Z. r. GLAscOcK. AUctioner. lap l9-td
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-29
For Sale.

600 ACRES OFaLAND, situated three or four miles
AOU North Oilhe city betweeL ale Gal attn Gnd Porter
Turnpike Roads. One Tract Of about 55 acres has ben
undivided in pieces varying from 10 20 5Osces, and will
be sold ia Lots the Whole may best suit purchasers
TbBis Tract Of superior Land entirely free from rocks
i soil deep and o. the richest qualify well Umbered and set
In blue grass number of fine Springs al all times al
foTdBg Ebund supply Of pUrest From the
Gslan road reached by god Turnpike half mile
In length, and road in course Of building passing
through the Tract the Cumb raUd River. On tHo farm
Is comfortable dwelling and 0uthOusus young apple
orchard OF $50 peach orchard and long range Of
and subsHn fence skirts The place the
rad Tems-I Sand years, sih interest from date Of
purchase.
ALSO, One other Tract Of about los acres, three miles
ForTeast from the city and about half nile from ihs Gal
l8tn road This Tract nearly surrounded by turnpike
roads, and sIbdydgd HtO Lois containing from 20 -
acres, aud nteseceL bCouvg nt avenues terms-l az q
= years, with iul5rest Pc session given Immediately Tor
either Of above Land provided the pur-
Will pay IuS alent Tor III growing crops and
stock uCluded. JOHN ID WlNNION,
msE2Z-dtf 8 Nherry street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-29

GUOUHEAR'S PAT BE-. S.s.si - OK
HAR Ola Ei5 BEER.
THE BEACON DAM COMPANY,
OWNERS or PATENTS
rauv Tag sBuru nArEEtkL, oFFHl
ruR siLE A. ruurs WAzEEDoH,
az MAIDEN Lane. hhM YORK,
By THs PACKAGE ONLY
gyRTVGEs- CUkk SCREWS,
~ vr kind Tor Domestic or EHgraver8i and Mechanicsl
= .fs..ianaI purposes pro d .asurug Tapes lachin-
,gred bv Physicians tha issOurs MARI gale king8,
most perfect article Why Sockets, lusuatos 0r
made Breast Pumps, Pow Tessgraph Wire, adopted By
der Fasks, warranted % kesp Sc American Telegraph
ne Powder dry Furniture Company. SHAVING Brushes,
Casters, iha1 will ace Pa4-, Baths. Funnels and
The CARPET; Iuu bera ami soap Ulppes ar FhoEr hr and
Trays; Pen ami Pocket Cut DrugUats' purposes Sc
lery, Napkin HuEi, Pocket
Ibis Wonderful Mherla which 5 as lrm MErAI-ugnt
as HuRH-bri JEr--a poor conductor Of hnarnon-
CONDUCTOR II and on which OILS, Acids and
AI.a. produce 10 effect yas y auneror auy other for
he above uamed and great variety other purposes, 70
which O. h. applet.
Dealers all paris o. The country are supplynE Io-
selves zitl goods and consumers Who Want ne BHaf
artic OF the Kind, viii bus other. uanlf-'af--ty@
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-29
VALUABLE LAND NEAR NAsHNILLI
FOR SALE.

AN authorised to sell and make complete titles to the
Tract Of Land upon which the late Ri. P Walker re
Hded and the lot upon which the Blacksmith Shop stu
Rted and the slaves and stock the place. The place
s situated the GaaIn turnpike, ana Is ntersected by
the Nashville and Louisville Railroad is enough %
Nashville 70 make it C0DveRsnt country residence for
persons doing Business in the city has as hne spring as
there in the St4te and is susceptible Of divisions into
severs lots each of which would afford beautiful build.
ing situations fronting the turnpike raroBd an au
tOTsed TO sell the Tract IN body or IN parcels
aud on such credit as may deem eEpedent shall be
on the Mace during the st and second weeks Of hOyem-
Der next aud will receive proposals for the purchase al
private sale Of all any OF the above named real and per
6ona property. 10 the time any person desiring ic
examine the property do 80 by calling on Mrs. Agnes
Walker on the place and proposals 10 purchase can be
made to her or John Taylor Mathew Allen on the place
OF addressed to 81 Trenton, Gibson county, Tenn
r1Dt2A-H SAMUEL WILLIAMS Trustee
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SALES TO COME.


CHANCEhL SALE
VNOR end the Clerk and Maler IN tho case
4 ofHenry Crutcher adminstra Sc ys T. A. C5uicheI
ale the Chancery Nashville BY virtue o. a1s-
in said cause, viii, THURSDAY the Ih Of May
sss sell az public sale acres Of
Land. in Davidson county, Tennessee On the WINES ek
Turnpike Cumberland Eve JONI gtho Lands OF DF
Shelby. viii BE- subdvidsd into smaller ones Of
from Two particular description Of which
will appear in hand-bills before tha Cay Of sale,
TEENs-A credit Of two aud three years, for notes sat
isactoy secured bea1g interest and lien tanned. Sale
atll O'clock, a. VI. A. V. ). LlNDSLsH.
X. r. GLAsCoCz. AuctioneeT- lGpril3--td.
CHANCEkK SALE.
0R and account Of The Clerk and Masteriu the ease Of
II Marcus B. T0ne, by &c. pae, in the ChsnceIy Court
st Nashve by virtue Of decree ia cause, viii, on
THURSDAY, the III OF May next the prem seq, sell
'apubic sale, Ten Land situated in lower Edge
aeld, Davidson county, Tennessee, the Viii es Gre k
Turnpike. Is viii be laid OF into Lots plan OF which VIII
De published before the cay Of sale.
TEREs-TWeny per ceEt cash balance in enc two and
three years for satisfactorily secured bearing interest
and lien retained A. V. s. LINDSEY.
x. X. GLAFcgCE, Auct0ueer. (aprl3-td
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BUILDING LOTS
pubgiC Sale.

ON SATURDA The p May ueXf, N the premlsea VIII
~ sell that valuable property Cherry street be oRERg
the Christian Church, adj nng tbs residence o. n i
Morris, Esq-
The permanent location of the Custom House al the corner
Spring berry streets the INN daIo removal OF me
Post once the opposite corner, and olher coneH aed
uprOvements viii maker Cherry one Of the most lnP0f
tanr streets Of our beautiful and thIy ng ely
III Lot Will be su DIV Odd INTO two or irree.
TEHNsG u IS and - month, for notes aStsaetoy en-
dored pay bls bank bearing Interest and en- retained
sale az u O'Clock, A. N. A. V. 5. LlNuSLFf.
3 4. G-.srn-E. Amc LLoneer. -apL.3-Lo
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-29

IY virtue al an execution directed from The Ch
ID cery Nashville It's November teTm5 lcJ5 IN
Of c. %. Bnen Clerk ana Master, ". C. Indel
aHd Robert THuell, viii. on
TUESDAY, IHE FIFTH DAY OF MAY, 1857,
expose to sale the Yard Gate Is hc city Of Mach
vile, highest due cash, all The right, Je, ella
and Interest that "a. auJ NOnCT ludei have IN aud 70
esTIaiB piece, arce or Lt Of Ground, lying and beng IN
Cuuay Of Davidson, state of Tennessee, and CITY OF
Nashville the icing Lou No, the division OF Lots
formerly John Ii4ue deed, fronting on Market
street. lin what CorEe Lots s. leet and
ning bark teet upon which Lot there IL Two story
Brick House. DEED Registered in Book q and page 3O
ROgsJFr's Ofce OF Davidson county.
ALSO, all rgal. title, claim and interest that Robert
Tiudsll piece parcel Of Land situated and
being the County and Aforesaid on college
Hill south Of Of Nashville IL being hall Of
Lot 80 as desg atsd plan Of CAM bells Lots thai
Go say TIE half said Lot, funuuE 80 feet ON
Market street back l4 feet 10 an alley being te
sane Lot that uuysy 10 Martha r. Hanks by Richard
Hanks Deed Registered Book 40 pages l52 and l53,
Rogrs X. EUdUNDSON, Sheriff.
1prii 4. is57-tds [spr7-prs fee IS.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-29
FrederiClk Bleir,

GERMAN PHYSICIAN, from Rudolton, sa1onys has "a
u Ken an Office No TO- Front street near CLARK and Of
- srvicss % he citizens 0f Nashville, for the relief and
-r.r P-m.Is gamrla 81 all kinds scr0illa IN -
,,,rsf forns. Cnnsumpi rheumatism nd DfnDsY. Hia
sriBc- and practice regard - th5ss and similar dis
- bgvs been enable him 90 guarantees paFisa
-Tfrs II treated taken in rme.
Eor ale a. above very superior article Of Stomach
buffers o. invention and manufacture, togshaf
,vifb a variety Of other medicines. ffsb7-IY
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y. H.B.CLTFFORD. u.

STORAGE, FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MBR-
- (excusvey) No II Third street, between Main
AMI River, Louisville. Ky.
Every Kind Of Produce and every description OF manufac
articles sold consignment al the highest market
prompt returns made Part cular attention paid
to forwarding Merchandise, live stock, &c.
All goods msrsst my care win be forwarded with dis
patch imperative rule 80 make direct shipments
without taking thereby saving shippers extra
dayags srOrggs &c. Ny facility for storing Is not supGsSe
the city house very large and cOmmOdous and near
the river, - .
Refer TO Robinson Bro John A. Miller, louisville; Rev;
j. NJ Curtis, Opkinsve J. 7. Cartwright, Memphis Tenn
Col L. S. Elliot indianapolis H. Paterson, yehersonyile'
Ia: Hon s. NJ, EailE, kchmond Va. Ifeb2l-dly.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-29
GAS FOR COUNTRY HOUSES AND
AMBOATS-PATENT BENZOLE GAS.

County and State Rights for Sale. The only
BenzOle Machine that viii give good light
THE entire apparatus is simple oeeUpiss but little room,
4 requires little or no attsntOn-eXcspt winding up,
- SIR liar 70 Z clock.
The sDBss is one third less than ordinary Coal Cas-
and makes the most handsome and cheapest light in Tho
yrorld Il can be in practical operation at Hendsr-
s9n & Bros, Dsaderiek street.
ANY persons wanting thsT houses hgnEod can Be sup
pl3d Immediately they having made contract for the
furnishing Of Davidson county, and solicit orders.
Information concerning Satb sad County rights, can b
had by Applying y M WARNE
ang 81 ghRH sGostElAillA
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@TO ReWard-

DANAWAE from my residence uu sigrday morn ing
n 81, gro Girl named VIOLET OF hack color,
and about eiEftyen wears tgC. She rhrr under the
medium height heavy ade sHi quick spoken. She
property John yuhn EsQ liy ng Nashville,
In rktpg bout his race or in Nasbvil viii give Ten
Dollars or delivery my ohco, No. 50 Cherry
,tra4t Iaprlg5-tf WILL L. BOYn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-04-29
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,

HAVE postponed ny First Pubic sale in Edgsaeld,
heretofore advertised TO OF he 10Th instant IN
ts Thu RSDAY NAV 18Th, next. TIE continued inclem-
enCy weather has prevented psres des nE 70 pur-
chase from examining These Lois that brag on
The they examined tbe they VIII mere e In
value. A. Y. 5. LlNDSLEf,
E. r. GLLscocE, Auctoner. lapri5
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&lstab Reward.

I PURCHASED negro man Uy the name Of hENRT -
some time in September Inst, If Mr. John thompson -
of tbs uelghbOrhOOd, carried him to IeusRW Parrsb u
Is and sold him Dir. Harris Of that Parish since
b.b he how e0ry Eps made his escape We suppose be
Iii sitb tv 70 maize ma vay back 10 tbis County
20 stste Ees about 5O wear sold rather black
Dexon abOus feet inches high, very Intelligent weighs
about 6 lbs has rather mpedmentin his speech HheH
little excited quick and active, has sail HANDS and es'
wears Nc Shoes understand, since he OF, thdt ne
roads very we'll. He good Black Smith. We will give
me appoys reward apprehension and safe conhne-
ment until get him. Address
J. w. DA BIS, Nashville, Tenn.
nOv29-t. 2. II. MILLER, Waterproof, La
" Louisville Journal copy to the amount Of S. and SEND
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Ely FIRST PUBLIC SALE.
ED FIE d..

~ I'D sE IA n b h "a -
ON THURSDAY, the l4th Of May next on the premises
~ iii sell The louWug Building Lots, all Of which are
well worth the attention OF buyeCs.
Remember property I'm and around NashY 10 IS advancing
most rapidly aud delays buy ing this year will have
90 paw large advance hereafter The Lois shall offer
follows:
ON WATSON syREET-SiE beautiful Lots, opposite the
residences Mr. Back fronting each so feet and running
a I5t alley. These the Lois thai are
picket fence that cn be made
on RUSSELL STREET-lu HOust0n's Addition, Lois g.
50 no feet deep Also Lot No L on Wood
lgnd street, this addition, surrounded with new plank
fence. ~
on FATBERLAND sTREET-LOt 70, n, 70 and 70 in
BlOnd's Addition.
ON FATHERLAND sTRBET-LOts Nos. 5, 6, Z, g. 9, and
10 in BlOOd7s addition 90,
ON RUSSELL STREET-Lots Nos "A, IS and Is, in zollI-
Golfers Addition.
ON WOODLAND STREET-NOs. I9. 90 q, % % and q
in BoOd's Addition opposite the neat udings
eng erected by Hessrs Hicks Darden and Morgan
These Los shall brag ythng could say about
them would fab lar short 81 the truth.
ON THE GALLATIN PIKE-Lots EOs. ;, 8, g, II, u and
l3in Fosters Addition
Lots Nos 5 and in BioOi's Addition.
That handsome Lot adjoining the residence OF Mr. wash
ing on 100 front and running back $40 feet 10 street
with street on the side.
fronting 100 feet ths Turnpike and running back 2o ieeI
aOau alley
Two handsome Lots Turnpike in shelby'G Addition,
being Nos. 1856 and 1856.
TERMS-These Lots will be sold a credit Of one, two
years bearing interest, satisfactorily
dorsed aud lien retained Sale positive OmnIe@ses a.
usual. A. V. 5. LlNDSLEf'
Is r. GLAscoCK, Auc'ioneeT.
Il , Also Lots 100 and IOI IN Sheby's Addition on Wood
land street, sdjOniI the old residence tmar2s-td.