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Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-07-30
PUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE

ESTATE
DY virtue of decree of the Circuit Court for
ID Charles County, sitting in Equity, passed in
a cause in said Court in which Alexander B.
Holmes and others complainant, and John E.
Holmes and Mary F. Holmes are respondents, the
undersigned, as Trustee, will expose to Public
Sale, at the village of Aliens FRESH on THURS
DAY, the 9Th day of AUGUST next, at the hour
of O'Clock, P. NJ, (f fair, if not, the next fair
day thereafter at the same hour and place. all
that part of the Real Estate of the late William
Holmes which was purchased of the heirs of the
late William Penn, called sPart of Westwood
Manor or Charlesborough and Juliet" and con-
tanning
325 ACRES,
more or less. The said land is very eligibly stu
ated on Zachla Swamp at its junction with the
creek at Aliens Fresh. The soil is highly pro-
'ductive, well adapted to the growth of Wheat,
IL Corn and Tobacco. The Improvements
1EfIhlf consist of a DWELLING and necessary
llllW OUT BUILDINGS.
Possession given on LIST January next, with the
privilege of seeding wheat this fall.
The TERMS OF SALE, as prescribed by the de-
cree, are: One-third of the purchase money (or
more. at the election of the purchaser to be paid
in cash on the day of sale, and the balance in
equal instruments of one and two years, the pur-
chaser giving bond with security to be approved
by the undersigned, bearing interest from the day
Of sale. r. III. EDELEN, Trustee.
July Is, 1857-ts
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-07-30
NOTICE.

LSLOUR.-50 Barrels Super, Extra and Family
n Flour, for sale. DAY & PADGETT.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-07-30

4 LEXANDRIA, VA, JANUARY lsr. 1857
II RICHARD Y. CROSS has this day associa-
ted with him in business, JOHN w. LUGEN-
BEEL and HENRY c. FIELD, for the purpose
of carrying on
~DNEDAI cIInC DI1CINECC
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1857-07-30

May IA, 1857-6m.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-23
COMMUNICATIONS.


ATHENS, Tenn, June 20, 81.
To-day had the pleasure of hearing the discus
sion between Harris and HattOn, candidates for
Governor, and can assure you that a more complete
victory never was witnessed in Tennessee than the
one achived here to-day by Gen. Harris over Col.
HattOn. 1 have heard all cur candidates speak
while cOnvassing the State for Governor since 1885,
and am compelled ia say in all candOr and truth
that Col Hatton did not make a respectable show
ing here. lie did not as l personally know from
what many of his own party say, come up to what
was expected ef him by his friends. Gen. Harris
on the other hand more than met the expectations
Of his Democratic friends. He is a noble standard
bearer, and will beat "Our Bob" as the notorious
renegade Joe Picket calls him, at least ten thousand
votes.
Hatton's distribution, or rather humbug, of rob-
bing Peter to pay Paul, is go in East Tonnes
see.
It's unnecessary to give you in detail the history
of the discussion here Suffice it to say it was
glorious triumph for Gen. Harris, and will tell in
August. The Democracy are united to e man, and
will present an undivided front in August next for
Gen. Harris, who so nOby and calamity bears aleit
our national Democratic flag. MCMINN.
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NICARAGUA.

''Ion, the Washington correspondent Of the Bal
timore Sun, says:
We learn from Nicaragua that Costa Riea and
other States lately allied with her about to AXE
possession Of Nicaragua as q conquered country,
and partition it among themselves The Costa Ri
cans claim the lions share. They not only claim
the river San JUAN but the whole line Of transit by
way Of the lake The other States will not assent
to this, and viii resist the pretensiOn by force.
Another civil war, involving all these turbulent lit
tie States, is on the eve Of commencement. There
is a Walker party in Nicaragua, and they will call
upon Walker to return before he is quite ready
for another campaign. Upon his return he will
probably be at the head Of an alliance Of all the
States against Costa Rica.
Gen. Walker is now in this city and viii leave on
Monday for New York. He has called upon the
President, but not it is said, in relation to bust
ness.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-23
CLAIBORNE,S MACHINE WORKS,

TUyHB attention OF Railroad Companies, Farmers Manu-
Il fsctursrs, and all persons desOus OF purchasing al
home good machinery, such as
steam Engines, CaraWheels Of the most
Castings Of every de- improved patterns,
gcriptIon, saw Wills,
Gearing, Pumps &Css ace
Is respectfully caei 20 this Estsrlishmegt grow
ing up rapidly the premises Of the late Nashville Manu-
featuring Company We intend TO carry on the business tl
y extensive BEFORE and shall be ready take
orders for Machinery and Castings We haze already com
menced operations in Back h Shop and BoieT-yard
and sha give immediate satisfaction 70 Odand new custo
We experienced Moeha niceach OF US personally at
tending 70 his department and thus shall be able
superior work lower rates than heretoore
done this city We snail warrant every piece Of WOrN
done this establishment and give prompt and personal
attention very order LEFT once; thus hope 70
give general satisfaction and be pstrOnizsdb by all friends Of
home manufacture.
VI JACKER d CO.,
Claiborne Machine WORKS. Nashville; Tenn,
iune23 Late Nashville Msu. Co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-23

B6r While Democracy regns we have no hope,
not of seeing the Mormon blot that hangs upon
the American nation erased from the page of history
it now disgraces We invoke the aid of all who
sympathize with the American party in the laudable
objects it has in view. If they revere the memory
Of those whose blood was freely spilled and whose
lives were offered as q willing sacrifice on their
COuntTy's altar, Oh the battlefeds of Bunker HILL
Trenton Yorktown, EutaW, Camden &c. they will
certainly aid in preserving the country for which
THERE fOrefathers fought-DaRdridgs Statesman.
What deplOrabe condition this fellow is in. He
can have no hope while Democracy reigns. He
means that Know NOthingsm can have no hope for
Ofhce-nO hope for the spoils-nO hope for plumber.
OF course be does mean that the country has no
hope The country, by its own free will, has kept
the Democracy in power, with the exception of a
few brief intervals, from early history Of the
government to the present time. We have extended
our territory from thirteen TO thirty-one States
Who did it but the Democracy? We have been con-
Quoted triumphanty through two wars the war Of
1912 and the Mexican war. Who did it but the De-
mOcracy? AbOlidonism has been throted. Who
did it but the Democracy? The country is great
prosperous and powerful, commanding the respect
and admiration Of the world, and giving cheer and
hope to humanity everywhere. Who has watched
over it and conducted it to its present proud position
but the Democracy
This Know Nothing organ invOkes the memory of
those whose blood was freely spilled at Bunker Hi
Trenton, Yorktown, &c, to aid their cause We
respectfully submit that these were not Know Moth
ing battle fields. The fathers of the revolution
fought for civil liberty and religOue liberation not
against them. 1t would be eminently proper for
Know NOthingism to invoke the memory of the
blood spilled in their devastating riots against life
and property at Louisville Cincinnati, New Orleans
Albany, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Washington
These their -grounds-their Yorktowns and
their Trentons. Instead of invoking the memory
Of our revolutionary fathers, the Statesman should
have appealed to the memory Of its illustrious
Rip Rap and Plug Ugly predecessors. These phra-
ses would be better understood
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-23
MONTGOMERY WHITE SULPHER
SPRI , GS

THIS WATERING PLACE will be open for the reception
4 Of Visitors the 10th day Of June next
situated Eastern Slope Of the Aeghanis near
eight miles West Of LynchOurg, and two hundred miles
West Of Richmond within and half miles Of the Viz
gna and Tennessee Raoad, from which there Branch
Railroad 20 the door Of he Reception House
These Waters have been TesOed TO for many by
people Of the surrounding country and since The place
been improved, By very large number Of Visitors from
many sections Of the Union, most Of whom test %
their efficacy in number 0fdiseases.
The Improvements Of the first order; the
large and airy, and many them arranged with particular
regard 10 the comfort and convenience Of Families.
The Dining Room has deem much enlarged since last
season. and will be under the management Of CHARLES e.
THoHPsON Esq Of Richmond whose capacity Caterer
unsurpassed.
To seekers Of Health Pleasure this place presents
attractions seldom 10 be met with al Watering Place, and
second TO noue in the Union.
In addition the Railroad facilities by which visitors
from s sections Of the country be brought the door
Of the Reception House there wi be daily Line ofSupsdor
-Four Horse Coaches, by way Of the New River White Sui
Phur Springs and The celebrated salt Lake. To the Red SAIL
GreenbTier White Supher and Sweet Springs.
The Lynchburg Abingdon Telegraph Company have
constructed branch OF their Line these Springs and opened
Office In the Reception House
Ample provision has been made for the comfortable
commOdauOn One thousand persons and EFFORT viii be-
spared render ther s0jurn pleasant and agreeable
ROBERTl H. MOSBY, PRKs'r,
Montgomery White Sulphur Springs Company.
n-eOd M
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IMPORTANT TO FAMILIES, AND ALL
WHO WISH TO KEEP COOL WATER
Avn ER ESH MEATS

DATENT Double Wall Ice Water Pitchers both Silver
Plated and BTitania-the ces, best and latest inVen-
ton for keeping cool water for family use.
AlsO-DOubIe Wall POrcelan-lined SilVeT-Plated Ice
Pitchers.
AlsO-DOuble Wall Porcelain lined Silv6r-Piated Water
Coolers beautiful well good artice-the hAndsOmes
article for the purpose yet invented.
Aso-Arthurt's patent eEseaiBg Fruit Cans and Jars
acknowledged be the best article for the purpose OF pre-
serving fresh Fruits.
Also Preserving Jars Of Ell sizes in Glass.
AlsO-SX eight complete, handsome and ane French
China Dinner Sets, offered at Cost reduce Stock and
make for supplies, at Hicks China Hall No. 40,
Public Square. A. H. HICKS.
Nashville. June 93-IW
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-23

IA The editor of the Chattanooga Adrsrtser,
who attended the speaking at Winchester, concludes
a notice Of it as follows:
The speech Of Gen. Harris was one of the most
logical, clear, convincing aud uuanswerable that
we ever heard. The day was proudly claimed bv
the Democracy and there was not a Know Nothing
that questioned the achievement All that we ask
is, that the people will turn out and hear them-e
want al 20 60 and hear, and decide each man for
himself and if the people will thus turn out ANON
NotkiagisH though hid under the guise Of distribu
ton will be discarded by at least ten Thousand ma
iOrity.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-23

WILL pay Fifty Dollars reward Tor Negro man named
LOGAN ifdelivered 20 at No o., Celar street, Nash
VILE Tenn who Oh J. LumsdsufE Tan-Ya lev
days ago. He was brought here by John Sherwood
Breckenridge county, NY about tie 3Dth Of November last
and sold here. he Is probably Nashville or VIII "
get back into the neighb0Fh00d VI 8iEg green, Ky
He Of black complexion, about IS years age,
inches high, weighs about lf0 pounds, starg Ing
ksrs BLACK BuenaVista has, bacg sumner ccu black
lored pants, white Shirt and St0Ea he quck spo
ken. and will seldom look any The face Whsn spoken
10. Ulne - - IHOS q. JAMES.
II = Bowling Green (Ky) Standard COPY thee monthg
and send bill o Ibis Office
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-23
FOR RENT.

A COMFORTABLE Two story House, near The corner Of
"A spruce and DemumbaHe streets, containing rOOms
besides kitchen servants room, stables vii be rented
for the rsmainde Of the year accommodating
tsFms-rent payable monthly
To humane master young negro woman, who is q
good COOK, washer and roner will be hired balance
the year part Of the furniture may rented puF
chased. Apply 10 WILL l.. BOYD,
ma, oO-u General A sent. No so Cberrv Il
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-23

Last and Closing sale of Pianos and silver
Plated Ware, for account Of }. g. Mathews,
of LOuisY lie.
DEM. F. SHIELDS will sell this morning, June 23d, al
ID 10 O'Clock The balance us Pianos and Silver Ware,
and respectfully request the ladies attend the sale. The
Pianos will he sold four months time for approved paper
June %, I8J7.-i
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summeT Sci q Fine So.

Summer Stock Of Fine Shoes.
JOHN RAMMAGE.
No. AZ, College street.
10y ~ 5eeep q larg Stock Of handsome shoes for
- i'i9 --sul MISSES Boys and Children
FOR LADIES
sup FEog'l,sh Black kid sliPPers-bOvs
81 r-.i various Styles
English Alseos !. PiGini
RTs3eh red oIODzsd 50 bows;
"llta = oolored;
French Embroidered Kid and ssfI5 st,--.
Toilet slippers, black and eol0rsd; Ff'
Black French Lasting Heelad Craftara.
Italian Cloth Gatsrs, front and side lace;
English KID Hesled =,
French Lasting Baton g with heels;
Md ana Morocco Buskns Ties &c. &c.
FOR GENTLEMEN.
French Calf I PgmP-sOie Dress Boots
SsWed
Z" s. Pump sole Shoes;
&" Paient Leather and Calf OKfordsi
&c Calf broad and narrow gfrap Shoes,
English Lasting, Calf and Patent Leather Caters
g Calf Kid OKf0rds; sfYery nice %
Patent Leather Fump -solP Dire Shoes;
BOYS Calf and Patent Leather Pumps and Caters
g Oxford Z les and stout shoes &c
MISSES black and bronzed Kid-uimmed Slippers
Lasting Caters with and without heels
School shoes Of every description.
NEGRO Brogans and Kip shoes OF all kinds;
Extra sized Fiu and eoaf B0otses Tor SERVANTS
Ny Stock is extensive and Of the best and viii Be sold az
JOHN RAMAGE,
juns9o AZ College street.
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MNGSI0N SPRINGS.


THIS popular and favOre resort now open for the
ceptiOn OF visitors We have the OF the best
servants and those VIII have had much experience their
several duties Inc pleasure seekers and the invalid each
shall have every attention hey may require suffice much
will be taken render this paragon The
superior medical properties which marx the While, Black
and Grey Suphsr spring, and sulpher and Chaly5eats
Springs cOgniZed by those who felt their ben-acal
influence We have engaged the cesba ed CotOn Player,
Jordan and his band rom Nashville. Our Omnibus vii
leave the SeVanee House Tuesdays Thursdays and Sasur
days for the Springs.
juneI3-3a+ KREIDER & JONES.
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For sale.

COME QUICK OK LOSE BARGAIN.
,Fryc concealed 10 change my business am Offering
Is f,rsle on good TERMS all 81 our Livery stock, con
-i.io OF Horses, Buggies Carriages &C., &C. Thee no
wish b 20 into money making butiuess viii do we'll % cal
Immediately.
lease can be had upon the sable Tor term Of yearl
e.. W. SUMNEE,
* s. Market street,
iunel7 Nashville, Tenn
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COTOOsA SPRTNGS. GEORGIA.

THE PrOpietors pleased 70 the public
that this fashionable Watering Place will be opened Cor
reception visitors the 18th Of june when they
themselves they win be enabled BY their unremisd atsn
tOn and increased facilities render their
Portable Al any similar establishment in the SOnth Dur
ing the their will be Fancy Bau and Tournament
which will be duly announced.
june9-tjuly IS BATTEY & MCDONALD.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-23
WILLIE SIX RONNETs BY EXPR ESs.

n BCETVED this morning By Express lot Of hte six
N BOnnets Of he ven stYe and beauuu material
Also 2casss elegant snail hgd French laeoueiis1 win
300 Dcs While Vrsaaeto Netting Our stock Of goods
general is vel assorted and viii be offered srshants
sRlV al low prioeA ..
tune9-0. likely mOhGAN q co.
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FOX SALE AN exc LLrNr DWELLINGS
AT LOW FTCTRFs

An now Offering for sale desirable Residence
Summer street. in the TN Ward Ths Cot frouts 1i iest
by no. Th5 House is and neat coutns3 koons Kitten
en-, Servants ROOm Smoke nuss Dar ana sta0as- ne
gas has lust been carried THIS Loo. know
be bargain. Apply % A. V .. LlAt,'l.hti
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NnficA-

A gentleman leaving the city desires TO sell THREE
n NEGROES woman q years Old and child Of yea
Of ageGOod COOK, washer and roner remarkably Stout and
healthy. Also ab ut 80 years Of age, The best
washer, lroner and house servant the city j. also very
good cook. apply at this Office. junel9-3t.
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Beaver Dam Springs.


RI in Hickman county, Tennessee, beautiful, clear
II small creek Of pure and living water, q densely
shaded grove where the air is COOL and bEaCing, and
ITS waters equal not 10 in the South west
having four Sulpher Springs, all differing materially;
CRylbas and several Of the and cold FreeOne in
the world. Taking 81 things together considered by
competent judges be Of the very @ aJsrng places
10 tue United States Beaver Dam is f0uy mi 0fCO
lumba. Nearly half of the road turnpike balance
best dirt road Tennessee From WaynesborO' Is only
about thirty miles east; and from PERI vile the
distance Good hunting and fishing BY aud the very
best Of Brandy Wue and Cigars, kept for table aud
purposes Billiard Tables Nine Pin Alley, and many smaller
games for exercise health aud pleasure IRvads and
pleasureseekers particularly respectfully invited to
visit this place. We authorised Rev. A. L.
p Green Russell Houston James Kills, r. W. Brown, and
Washington MeTedeJh Of Nashville; nearly every man,
and child in Columbia and Maury county, Rt Rev Jas
Otey s. P Walker Col z. 6. LOOney, and duncan B. Fri
eTson Of Memphis.
CHARGES WILL BE
Seven Dollars Per Week.
Children under 10 years old HalfPrics.
Servants Of ali ages HalfPnce.
Any Of all kinds OF eonVeyauces ready all tass
At Coumca 20 take to Beaver Dam About three hun
ded persons be comfortably accommodated dOnT be-
ieve when you hear that o. iull.
We would most earnestly and respectfully euVits
friends ana the public 20 visit Beaver Dam,
ready 10 receive them. EASLEY & g.
Under the supervision and control Of Mrs. Jane B. Keller
June Aft.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-06-23

THE arm Of Stratton a swing dissolved, By mutual
CONSENT The a0ih Of Nay. Either one Of me drm q
authorized 10 clOs- up hs business. heir hoOkas &C. wiz
found III thsir Old staad MADISON STHArroN. :
A. g EWING.
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P NMANSHIP.
M r. D OIL B E A r,

WILL open q Class in wiring on Tuesday, the ed
w inst, The Store Of l. ?. Beech, No AZ, Cosge
street, where Ladies' and Gentlemen can IN short
learn 70 write with ease, neatBess and rapidly.
Parents have their children taught during SCHOOL
VACATIONS, Afterwards 70 devote al their Tine
other studies, IN the other Schools
Those who wish 10 know whether this by fer the cheapest
and certain method Of learning write, Mr. ID refers
several hundred pupils taught by him In Nashville either
last winter or twelve years since.
Persons from the country Hisk thsr lessons IN 0ns
Bssk.
Hours, TO %, A. NJ, , tO5 P.M
n. B. Those wishing in Mr. classes sa0uduppy
immediately, ms stay viii necessarily be mach shorteg
than on his recent Vigit 70 Nashvlle Iune2l.
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Hon. /. G. WATKINS toMIEATED FOB CON

dhEcD.
We learn by a letter from Greenville thai the
Democratic Convention which assembled in that
place on the 18th inst, resulted in the uaaainoas
nomination Of the Hon. A. O. Watkins as their can
didate for Congress. Mr.. Maxwell, Democrat, who
had previously declared himself candidate for the
same position, appeared before the Convention ana
expressed his willingness to give hearty support 10
the gentleman they had nominated. MI Graham
though not present, We have reason to believe VIII
cordially cooperate with the action Of his party
This intelligence viii be received BY the DenOe-
raoy throughout the State with unusual satisfaction,
as the recent difficulties in that district indicated the
return Of Taylor, the and-Khnsas Nebraska can
didate. to Congress. Such aresult would have hesn
a public calamity, auguering degree Of Black Re-
publican sympathy in the State most diserediiable
TO our people and highly encouraging to fanati
cal enemies at the North. In the name Of the De-
movracy Of Tennessee we thank our brethren in the
first district most cordially for this days work, al
invoke them by all that Is dear to principles and
party to work increasingly together from this until
the last hour Of the election that they may be
ed witha triumph that will secure them the oOngrat-
ulatiOns Of national men throughout the Union.
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NOTICE.


addition 10 the above sale the bah, VII Offer
IS pipes ~ Laurent Fills Rochelle Braudy5 "a very
hne article.J
% credit Of months forsum Of s0O and under and g
ju5osi r''1'' ''' sums over S W. H. GORDON & co.
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FOR IOJTsVTLEAND CTNCTNNATT.

TUE new and cOmmodiAus steamer JOHN -, 4,
L GAULT,F. 2 Gevathmey Master, having y
superior accommodations, viii leave for the
above and all intermediate landings THIS DAY. sd inst,
at O'Clock
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
June 23-It Il. H. HARRISON, Ag't.
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FOR SwITHLAND AND PADUCAR,

THE light draught steamer CUBA, Mills, RAh
L Master. will leave for the above and lau LAasH1
intermediate ports TO-DAY, the 22d
instant at 70 O'Clock. For fret ght pass -
age apTly on board, or TO
inne 23-t H. HARRISON, Agents.
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MAGNIFICENT
Residences and Farms
FOR SALE

WE OFFER for sale liberal terms Dr.. D. W. Yam
w dels beautiful farm, about four miles from Nashville,
fronting sbOu = OF mile the Gallan pike, containing
about 500 Of superior farming and gardening land,
with large Brick Dwelling and ali necessary Out-hUuses
or 2 good spring and n abundance OF stock water.
WE OFFER FOR SALE
Mrs. Lesse BentOns handsome residence, about miles
from the city the middle franklin pike being elegant
frame dwelling with rooms etc. Also orchard, AID
3S Of choice land. Available lands for southern
plantation viii be taken in part payment for Mrs. BIS resi-
denee.
Also sale that valuable farm ofabeu $50 known
the Scales place, about miles fiOm he city the Frank
lin pike. Also most desirable residence abOut2 miles rom
the city, the Nolsnsvle pike Also, desrsbe resi-
dsnces the Galan and pixies, ABOUT miles rom
the city Also: several elegant residences IN Nashville and
Ii AR.W BROWN,
June 23dtWaw2m Az Cherry Bt.