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THE MARKETS. HY TELEGRAPH.

NEw YoRK, NAY l2.-Cottou heavy. Flour
quiet. Wheat unsettled White corn $3.50; yell
loW IS. Prime pork advanced Toe. Bacon firm.
Rices quiet, at 4ia5t. LiDseed oil advanced lie.
Lard firm. Lead steady. Stocks active.
CKcINSArI, Msy l9.-Flour Sc 65a$6 rs. Oats
go. Whisky 80. Provisions higher. Bacon 9ia
III. Mess pork 22sa2S, Bulk meats 81 TO loi.
ST. LOUIS, May l9.-Flour dull at t6as7. Wheat
| sOal SIS ior white; / 62isl SIT Tor red. Corn
o7a69 for yellow; 7Sa75 Tor white. Hemp 25sl
as Tobacco 80 for Jugs and ii 5SA17 As for
leaf
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THE CHEAPEST PROPERTY.
AND BEST BARGAIN

7 Am Offering at great sacrifice, that valuable
Property, College Hill, Immediately opposite the
University, long occupet by the late Dr.. Troost The
lot fronts sixty feet Market Street, with the front
College. The House is largs and IemmodiouS, and the
WHOLE at the price I offer IL is a great Bargain.
Caibornes omnibus has practic ally moved College Hill
right in the Public Square, and wanting resi-
dence convenient to business would do well to look at this
properly. Gallon A.V. 8. LINDSLEY.
Apr. 80, '5T Bku
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TESTIMoNIALs AND REFERENCES.

OFFIcE RTcKKYE STATs TNsURAECE coNPAxY
CNcESkTI, Dec l6, 1885
have examined specimens and Roofs nv B. Gibbs Co -
ELASTIC Fire and wster-PrcOf Cement Rood and be.
ing in USE WAS Witnessed severe trial OF one Of
these Roofs from large volume Of tame IRON an adjoining
for nearly half an hour II stood the ina sevond an ar
PectatiOn, and saved the building. t. HASKELL
President Buckeye stAGs InsuISassCa-
CrScESAn AeKSCT ROYAL ISsURAxcs cOxPAi
Ih.vs examined W. Z. childs A Co. "5lSs. iSJ
Water Proof Cement ROoHng," and as far as l can
consider IL 4 great invention, and AN willing 70
building. thu; protected upon the same ,S terms
Agent Royal ms. Co., London and Live
From J. D. Bennett, General Agent Of Etna ms Co
Southern and Western States.
cNcINSATI Jan. I,
"PAtent Elastic Cement RooAng," introduced into
by Chids Co, ond it 10 he highly recommends
city by many excellent judges; that It Is meeting
ready and general introduction; that lis superior
the tar composition Roofing Is decided and freelya
and finally, expect 10 adopt it for my next roof,
De summer-having intended TO tin bun
the virtues Of the Patent Elastic RoOfng"ss
Yours, truly, }. B. BEN
OFnoE TIE CIS, HAM AND DLTroS IA I'D.
Childs Co.'S Patent CemenE Roofing is
best class Of Buildings. We are covering on
Cars with IL, and our Master N, chanc reports We
able to il s $. LHOMMGDIEU
OSfiCk OF THS OHtO AID MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD
CESCINsATI, Jan. I, 1851. (
DEAR SrR-In answer TO your irqriry, reference to
opinion tn practical Of your cover
ing Of cars may say that from observation We
terrain very favorable ESQ much that intend
testing IL thoroughly rOo Of buildings cars &c after
which We win with pleasure give you decided opinion
to its utility. Yours, truly, 4. LIPPENCOTF,
supply Agent Ohio 4 Mis- R. R.
" Since the shove written, the Ohio and MsSis-
sppi Railroad have contracted for covering their cars
pots and bridges between Cincinnati and Vincennes with
this Cement considering the best article they have used
for the purpose.
n. G. Loan, Pres. Ind. and Gin. Railroad.
Z. GEsT, Pres. Wilmington and Evansville Railroad.
A. NJ SEAKLEs Pres Merchants Manufacurers' ms
JAS CARTER Agent for Ena and other ha ford Cos.
HKSRY MoErOS, Pres Central Insurance Company.
GkO. CARLILE, President Lafayette Bank
GKO. W. COsFS, Bell Banuf'r, No 1O2 East Second st.
BAKsR VoS PHUL, No. 81 Fourth st.
kZRA BAILEY, SIN IN st., between Fourth aad FIfth.
J. OGDEN, Tailor and Draper, Fourth Sc.
Mills GREkSwOoD Iron Foundry.
JUICE W. Y. GHotsON.
JoHS sHILLIro Co Dry Goods Dealers, Fourth st.
MTrcHELL RAMMEsBERG, Furniture Manufacturers an
Dealers, Fourth St
W. 4. STEwARr Builder 8f5 Plum st
MERIUETHkR STTLwKLL, Louisville.
VIZ. s. MoRkYSOLDs Co., Clarksville, Tenn.
sPr23-l2mnsd&W
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LONG CREEK MILLS FOR sALE-RARE oPPoR
TUNITY To LAND RuYERS

WE offer for sale about 1900 acres Of Land on Long
w Greek. about IS miles North OF Nashville. large
portion OF the same Is well timberei splendid saW-M H.
propelled by failing stream OF water: many convs
nient and comfortable improvements whole tract splendid
y watered, and capable OF Masking excellent Sockrm:
there the milyard from so 900 TO SO 900 worth Of
sawed timber; and teams; stock-hogs
cattle, &C., &c will every article necessary carry on
such establishment. To enterprsng business men this
altogether offers most splendid opportunity make
profitable investment
TKRMs.-Three equal payments in 6, q and - months
satisfactorily secured, payable in Bank with interest," and
lien retained as usual Apply to
mArch24 NANCE 4 WOODWARD.
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reinforcement.

.TNHE continued inclemeucy OF the weather caused
pos pone my first public sale, heretofore adyer-
tised of in Edgefeld the 18th nst until URS-
DAY. the l4th May next. The Lots wish examined be
fore the day Of SALE being satisfied that the they
seen the more they will grow IN public favor.
A. v. 3. L1NDSLEY.
e. R. GIAscocK Auctioneer. sprl5
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CHANCERY SALES.
CHANCERY SALE.

O11hNOLhA
LN0R and account OF the Clerk and Master, in the
Il Of Henry Crucher, administrator, &c, T. H.
Crutcher ct ais in the Chanc Court at Nashville by
virtue OF a de ia said cause, will THURSDAY,
the 7th Of May next the premises sell at public sale,
fortynve Of LAND in Davidson county Tennessee
the Whites Greek Turnpike and Cumberland River,
adjoining the lands OF Dr. Shelby. This tract viii be sub
divided into smaller Of from two TO Ave acres
particular description Of which will appesr in handbis
before the DAY OF sale.
TERMsA credit Of one two and three years. for notes
satisfactorily scored bearing interest and lien retained
sale at IL O'Clock, A NJ. A. v. 8. LINDsLLY.
Z. z. GLAsoocK, Auctioneer APr2
POSTPONEmENT.
The above sale is postponed until FRIDAY, the 5th
Instant, at II oclo K, A. NJ NAV Z.
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LIVERPOOL, April -.
CorroS-The market has been quiet aud dan doTng the
wrekthe trade buying sparngy, at somewhat irregular
prices the dem md has been prime pal for ths better
grades the prjl ice Of ufsdor qus switch quite
unsaIeahle Pre- ssh 5ud be quoted ll6 to doan fcOm
last weeks value la Manchester app
beco ne dull possibly under the iL1usnes Of he gh rate
for money. We quite: Mddlng Orleaas 1l.l6; Mobile
Gle Bowed N Present estimated STOCK 465 bales,
include 40 American rst 5l4 Isl, including S6I
9.S neucan fr cSrrespoad ng period Of last yeas.
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STEAMBOAT AND RIVER NEWS.

ARRIVED.
Msy l2-Aleonia, St. Louis;
l3-Return, Cairo;
DEPARTED.
May l2-Nashville, New Orleans;
D. A. Given, Louisville;
lS-Hartsville, Waitsboro;
Return, Smithland;
AIeonia, ST. Louis.
River faling-s feet water on Harp tn Shoals.
Weather exceedingly warm with slight indication
of rain.
The Tennessee came down the river yesterday
with the VIM. Henry ia TOW. The latter had broken
Der shaft.
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SALE Is EDGEFIELD MIR. Lindsey FIRST public
sale 10 EdgefelI takes pl this day, at o'clock
large crowd il expected to attend. These lots
are very rapidly rising in value You lose money
every day you pu: off the purchase, if you intend
TO buy.
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One mile East Of Antioch Depot N O. R. R. adjoining the
lands Of Messrs Paine, Gregory others. 1And
FTFTEENACRES OF FINE CEDAR LAND,
miles from Nashville.
TERMs.-Ths Homestead, credi. Of one-thrd pay.
atle 25h December next the balance years
purchaser giving bond with approved security the rs
payment and lien retained for the remainder.
The Hmbered and Cedar Lands, a credit Of Six,
Twelve and Eighteen months Notes with approved secu-
hty.
Possession given notes executed, Of the
Timber and Cedar, unconditional OF the Homestead with
the encumbrance that the renter Mr. T. j. Redman Is TO
occupy the premises until LIST, January next
Omnibusses will leave tn Of Cedar and Cherry
Streets, at O'clock for the SALE Passage to and from
free. COLLATION. usual, and all invited to attend
Apr. 6Oth, '51.-2w. L. R GLASC0OK, Agent
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Thla strong language, jet boaIrs kLnufh1c Ham pEn
sssaiy inpssvs proved % Be So b. thsiudEss 81
lats Mechanics Fair hsls sosion.tsnsas vhea
d.. HAys The sninsn sAenia saA State asssysrl sho
Awarded u sAs PRizE MEDAL AND piPLoAA. ever the
cersst HAIR Dyes szheiisa hon al parts sfihs uaioa.
IL anparsissd superiority eonszs isi fhsinsFsdssts
n0aFhinE ne bar. nst dsstrucss - ethers "a.
Dess ssaE haEt shs aka "a Il easily appsd EHd
ayes ~ hair ssy soleE ssqalrsd sm dsixis ssssa Y
deep hAsk. % s2fsras appear msrvslisas Mann-
rtured sod ard sppsa ~ WI. BoaLE ST. washlnssau
street. Bssann. essi0-ainaEsl
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OfficiaIJOurnaI for Publishing the
Post Office Letter List.
AGENTS FOR THE PATRIOT.

r. GLAsCooK has been appointed agent for this
city, He authorized to collect the accounts, notes. &C.
Of the concern also solicit and
advertising aud Job Work.
Ma r. p Moss is travelling agent and is authorized
receive subscribers collect all due ne out Of
Davidson County.
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NOW Is THE TIME

ITO purchase that valuable STORE HOUSE, on arket
street OF Clark present occupied by II. s..
French Son The Lot fronts Az feet Market and
loo on Clark Every that this is Of
the mot prominent Wholesale Grocery and Produce
Stands in the city. It will be sold most liberal terms
For further particulars call on
apr29 A. v. s. LINDSLEY.
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Holloway's Ointment and Pills are highly recon-
mended for the cure Of Eryspeas. They act in unison
upon the sysem cleansing and purify ng tie blood, and
fail to skin disease however desperate the
may be. Sold at the mandatory, No. so, Maiden
Lane, New York. and No "a, Strand London and By all
druggists at 25c., g. 6c., and 81 per pot or box.
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B- We we're pleased yes,er Law to Ike by Il

rT- We were pleased yester lay to Ike by the
bsud, our est ,emed young friend, Mr. CHARLES F..
VANDERFoRD, head quill driver" in The extensive
iron house Of Runyan, Hillmsn & Co., of St. Louis
Having become disguised with the 'og-ger beer"
music of the 7vee at 81. Louis, Mr. ", has wisely
taken shelter in the "shite settlement" for a few
days under the protection Of Sam Scott OF the Ho-
tel We wish him pleasant and happy scjourn
In our midst, and safe return In due time.
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ESGLIsH RoYALTY-QIeeH Victoria is the moth
Of five girls and four boys, ell healthy and rO-
bust children, and yet she aud her husband ure less
than thirty-eight years old. The immediate royal
family of Great Britain consists as follows:
AleEandriua Victoria born May "a, 1919, mar
ried Feb. 10, 1910, to
Francis Albert August Charles Emanuel, born
August &c, 1919.
CHILDREN.
l.-Vctoria Adelaide Mary Louisa, Princess Roy
al born November 81, 1910.
2-Albert Edward, Prince Of Wales, born No
yember 9, lS4l.
S.-Aice Maud Mary, born April 25, ls4S.
ALFRED Eroest Albert born August 6, 1916.
5-Helena Augusta Victoria, born May 25, 1915.
6.-Louisa Carolina Albert, born March 10,
1913.
ARTHUR William Patrick Albert, born May l,
1850.
s.-Lsopold George Duncan Albert, born April
2, 1858
9-Princess -, born April IA, 1857.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

IooRREcrED wKrKLr.1

w PERSONS OF sEDENTARY HABITS, who
generally affected with Vertigo, LGn0EOr AND edus-
ton, Nausea and Redddche have In BerhAve'AHOAnd
Bters grateful remedy. 1t gives strength and energy
to the system stimulates the digestive organs and cor.
reefs Acidity OF the stomach.
We would caution the public against purchasing any Of
the many limitations ofhis delightful Aroma To prevent
impos ions, be careful ask for BGRHAvE's HOLLAND
BITTERS
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An transient advertisements in this paper be paid
for the time they handed inotherwise they will not
be inherited Transient Job Work be paid for Oh deli
very
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New York Market.

The New York Independent says dry goods trade is
becoming daily less active both among importers and Job
bers The trade for the has equaed e1peciA
ton The auction sales have bsen large but the prices
allied have been far from satisfactory The enAnd slack
and fears entertained Of greater competition with for
eign goods in the fall but the rise in the price wool
should serve 10 check these fears.
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FUR FINISHING
FANCY GOODS.

10 EcRiyED Asdzy. ~ ssprs, eAoiss oi q Es.sans
IL aoods The CESS e1le e. Ahirts Ne1k lisa AZ ana
STA Gloves. Collars suspanesrs, hAhnoss ssoe-e eAe
craxssa Dressing hahes underweAr 81 srery tArssv,
Trunka, yallses and CArpstbsEs
Also .sh auoply q feraerF and reisttr soaps, HAIR
fooh othes nd al Brushes fogsther Eth a. sssort-
neat q shsi huaAlo. hone 40 tse.I ~ 49, - ssa
- '@'''- - y. Il. Mc0LL~
LAass' asd asnfslsss FsrassAiaS Sssfs. sorns. %
he Rsanre ana College, sircut NAIL
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LINDSLEY'S ADVERTISEMENTS.
On Broad Street.

ONsATCRDAY, THE 10TH INST, on the premises, at
" II O'Clock, A. NJ, will ell that valuable property on
Broad Street, formerly occupiedb y Hon John bell.
R. GLAcocK Auctoneer, A. v. LINDSLEY.
NAV II.
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asa Rrsss HnsaatinE 49,.
= Tisksn eloo0: EAlvss e8.ooi Quarters $3.50.
~ nank Notes n toEnd hanks taksa 81 par.
chesss sn NeW fork fsmlltsd ior PriEss.
Address urdrrs pF <ksss esEaeats. q pscksEss %
a1ketnta ANDERSON eQN, haakgera,
n1con e. Savannah, Ga
~ Psrsaas holtlng Priss rsssts Il J. ,. winter,
aARaHsr, ui4 Sad lAsa - ~ ~ pa5 nent.
EH~ a8as1s orders ~ fieksts % u. n. WINTER, Baz
90. NssAxiBs. Tsnnsasss e = ANDERSON SON, Ma
eca. e. kassnnaAs aoorgiA.
sFEle-trEAWA
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE, May 5.
CorToN-saes Of the week, 5000 bales Receipts, 400
bales this port Of 600 bales Stock 900
bales Mddng 1889. The Europa's accounts depressed
the markell
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Manny'S Celebrated
COMBINED REhPlNG AND MOVING MACHINES

the great Indiana State Trial OF Reapers and Mowers
IA June 26 ~, 25, 1896 Rictmonf, under the drec
ton Of The State Committee, the First Preuiu Of $3.50
Silver Pitcher awarded to the Nanny Machine for doing
its the best and for being The best combined Machine
In competitor the trial twelve her kinds Har
Vesug Machn among thoe ally put to the test in
New York Se-Rsker, Mann Sons Indiana Self Raker
MASSACHUSETTS Self Raker Danfelds Combined Machine,
Hand Raker, New York Hand Haker, DeitE Duhlm's
Hand and the kenuczy Harvester Comb ned Thes
we're all tn exception, ombined Machines There
several other k nds Of Machines trial against
the Nanny Machine The trial lasted through three
and the NANNY Machine triumphant IN the field
VI rst Pnemum has also beer awarded The Nanny Machine
a mower, the Kentucky Harvester consenting.
Decision of the Committee upon the trial of Reap
ers and KOwerS.
We the undersigned committee appointed By the Ag-
rcuura Bureau Of Tennessee TO examine and test Now
ing Machines and the result to the Bureau its
next meeting execution OF said trust appointed Thurs
day June 5th test the five different Movers entered
Manny's Combined heaper aud Mover; Maun's Self
RAkng RI aDer and Mower combired KeIchum's Mower;
Atsins self Rsking Reaper and Mower combined, and
Deitz d DuBham's KAN Power Reaper and Mover.
Wednesday, Jne Ill., was appointed TO test the Reap
that entered as follows
Dedz Dunham's Reaper Atkins Self Rakiug Reaper,
Maunys Reaper, Newfork Hand Kakng Reaper, Mann's
sellEaSing Reaper, aud the NewYork sefakIDg Reaper
In the result Of our Judgment the award given to Man
nys, the best Comb ned Machine.
\. 5. PI0KARD,
J. @. aRRtS.
NJ. KNIGHT, Committee.
W. q. HARDING,
y. X. RAINS,
FOR SALE BY THE UNDERSIGNEDA AT
JOHNSON & HORNE'S.
Price, Two Horse Machine $3.50 Four Horse Machine $3.50.
Ii. +. CHEATHAM,
apr23 General Agent for the State.
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CharIestOu Market.
Liverpool Market. 9

CHAHEsTox, May II, l, p NJ
CcrrosThe depression In the market is Increasing Sales
to-day 300 bales between two parties kxt rates lSxc
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ONTUESDAY, 18TH MAY,

In lots as shown In the plot. Y
Lot No. l. Contains One Hundred Acres and n an
excellent Brick dwelling with rooms all in good repair:
One OF the best Horse Mills Middle Tennessee with Bolt
ng-Coth aud Thrasher, attached every house that
can render alarm dssirabe bearing Orchards Of every
rut And as shown on the plot plenty or woodland
Az the purposes OF the farm; the soil Is good and the
Springs shown are ali Of the very best.
The remaining lots all desirable and every foot Of
them free from any impairment to cultivation.
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$1,000

worth Of Piece Goods last received, eonpriang
snsivs stock Of Cloths Of VARGAS eolo snd az
texture also, Black and Fancy French KaEsh and Amer
lean cassinsrss aad yestlns In the sSsasss variety. All
adapted 20 s spring trade aid made up % order In tAs
AtsstHtyis.
sHAnvsI IL sali at bis board
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Company.
'IyHEsE superb auimAs will make their first season In
i Tennessee al the State Fair Grounds, near ashve
terminate Jdy the 4h 1851 at S25 the season, and will
be limited 70 ~ mares each.
Stockholders and gentle wishing TO breed their mares
will please make their entries r. 4. Rains
practicable and settle their bills during the with Dr.
4. Z. Foster, Treasurer Of the Compsny
Good pasturage will be furnished by p. r.
Rains T. Fanning at the usual prices Of the country and
grain will be fed and extra attention given required
THE EATON H0RSE is a good red sorreI, fun seven
hands high and for strong points and perfection Of
form, for horse Of his great siEe his equal be
found. He bred In Maine, is hteen years Old, has
trotted under 80 and il Of the fullest Mes
senger horses known His dam descendant Of the
old winthrop Messenger, and bis sire Of the Long Is
land branch Of Messengers His colts large and
generally OPEN quare and trotter He the sire Of
the "Giay Stranger" that trOtted in min 80 sec after
his shoulders seriously injured the aud sold for
az SO OF Mount Vernon, that Gifted United States
Pair Philadelphia in the words OF Mr.. Brown, chairman
OF CoLni''eSt ''y 49, =. V 81
Of MIN hi paper April I'd 1881 that No horse since
Ae days o tis Old Winthrop hs.eRger "a son Of LRpor
tel Messenger hos got 50 many sef troers;" the
agent Of the Company regarI han nurse OF higher
srnE roadsters than other in America,
EAUGATUCK BLACK HAWK isa rich and stylish
brown horse eight old, l5A hands high has often
troed 2;45 he bore % the first prize Lone
Star and others the State Fair he a. New Haven
last year aud hs colts are remarkably promising He
sired by vermont Back Hswk that made Ha his an
$40 0O0 grand sherman horgap great grand
sire the original or Justin Morgan Horse. Has dam was
Lady Burton, by old Membrane, and he by the Inn
ported Mussenger He Is hAn brother TO EthAn Allen the
met popular trotting stallion living, Black Hawk Maid
Black RAlh KnogNothng that Fosted az Chicago IN 22Ik
and beat Flora temple Long Island In 2SU hee of SA-
raog that 289A and many OF the best rosdsters
Of the oountry.Soe insleys book Morgan horse, p
1870 70 1875.
These animals have been imported from the NORTH with
q snordng The hest opportunes breedag good
family horses aud the Directors have therefore put them
price that wiz Justify q breed 70 them.
W. X. kLLlkrUN, r. @. RpSrER,
ANDKEM AWNING, ALLEN,
n. RAINS, 10. EDWARDS,
T. TANNING, Directing C0saDttffee
mayi-imo.
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CHANCERY SALE.

CHANCEHI BALE.
L0R and Of the Clerk and Master in the
OF Marcus Toney by &C., parte, in the Chancerv
Court Nashville, by virtue OF decree In said cause,
will THURSDAY, the Tth Of May next, the premi-
sell public sale ten OF LAND, situated In low
Edgeaeld Davidson county, Tennessee, the Whites
Greek Turnpike. II will be laid OF into lots plan Of
which viii be published before the day OF sale.
TERas-TWenty per cent. Cash; balance In one, two
and three years Tor notes satisfactorily secured bearing
interest and lien retained. A. v. s. LINDSLEY.
Il. r. GLAscooK, Auctioneer. apr2
POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale is postponed until FRIDAY, the 5th
instant, at II o'clock, A. NJ. MayT
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ROYAL Havana Lottery

THE ne1t ordinary drawing Of the Royal Havana
Lottery conducted by he spanish Government, IN
der the supervision Of the Captain General Of Cuba. viii
take place AZ Havana. on
Wednesday, May 27th, 1857.
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CHANCERY SAFE.

CHANCERk SALE.
I'0R and account Of James p. MAury, Commission
II er In the Of N. Z. Perkins and Martha his wife
william s. Reid and Sally @. his wife. Abrsm P. Maary
septma Maury aud Ferdinand O. Maury heirs At Law Of
Mary r. T. MaurY, deceased By virtue OF decree Of the
Chzncery Court at Nashville, IN said cause, will sell at
public sale, on the premises, on WEDNESDAY, the 18th
day OF april about 30 Lots In Nashville front Of the
Water Works, more particular description OF which vii
appear In hand-bs 70 be issued before day Of sale.
TEaMs-A credit Of one, and three years for notes
satisfactorily secured, bes ring interest and lien retsned
A. v. g. LiNDSLEY. 81 College street.
=. r. GLAscocK. AuctiOnesr. mArch94
N. B.-The above sale is postponed until THURSDAY,
the z st day OF May. apr29
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Extensive Sale of Real Estate.

o. WILL be sold the premises, miles from e.
E;;a Nashville, one mile west Of Antioch Depot M
EA Q r. R., and mile Of End gate on the No
lensvie Pike. The homestead Of Hays Black
man, ESQ.
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