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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-11-07
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At a meeting Of the citizens Of Hickman county,
At csntre1ills, on the first Monday in November,
Troy S. Broom, Esq, was called to the Chair, and
R, c. HpddlestOn requestedto act as Secretary.
The object Of The meeting having been explained,
]. J. Williams, Esq, offered the following preamble
aad resolutions, which were unanimously. adopted
WHEREAS, We are satisfied that an unwarrapted
use has been made Of thenam Of the Hon Elijah
Walker, BY running him as a secret candidate to fill
the recent vacancy on the Supreme Bench without
his knowledge or consent, and whereas we hsTe
heard, that, in consequences of his name having
thus been misused, Judge Walker contemplates re-
signing his present judicial position. Therefore
be il
RssolOsa, That we hold up to censure those who
originated the scheme whereby Judge Walker was
placed in false position before the people Of Ten
nessee
Be further ResOlVsd, That we would view it with
the deepest regret we're Judge Walker to resign, and
We hereby urgently solicit and request him to re-
tain his present judicial position.
Be Il further ResOlUed, That we acquiesce with
pleasure, and we are satisfied that Judge Walker ac
quiesee with pleasure, in the election Of Judge
Wright.
Be It further Resolved, That the UNION AND AMER>
CAN be requested to publish these resolutions and
that the papers in Judge Walkers Circuit copy
them. TRoY S. BROOM, Chairman.
R. C. HUDDLEsTON, Secretary.
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In 1856, at the last election for Governor in New
York, the vote stood follows:
King Republican 264 400
Parker DemOcrat....... 1893 Gle
Brooks Nothing 100 $40
1t will be seen that Mr. Parker, the Democratic
candidate, was beaten &c, 600 votes. This year he
is again candidate; and it is claimed that he has
been beaten by Morgan tRepublican) from 10, 900
to 10000 majority. The large KnoW-NOthiDg vote
Of 10000 for Brooks, in 1856, has this year been
cast pretty strongly for Morgan. The whole Know
Nothing vote will not, probably, be over $4,000
The Democrats, although unsuccessful in New York
have, therefore, made good fight in reducing the
majority against Parker from $1,000, in 1856, to
10000 or 20, 600 in 1853
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Illinois.

There seems to be no doubt that the Legislator,
Of Illinois will contain a majority Of five in each
house in favor Of the re election of Judge DOUGLAS
to the Senate Of the United States over the candi
date Of the AboEiOnists, Mr.. LINCOLN. This is GER
tsinly very great personal triumph We wish we
felt able 20 call it Democratic triumph. Judge
DOUGLAS has some friends even among the Democra-
oy in Tennessee, who, while dsagreeing with him
on some points, strongly sympathize with him in
his cosest with LINCOLN and believe that his future
political life viii be without reproach. While we
have none of that generous confidence" which ez-
Ouses error with the hope of future amendment, we
shall yet be glad to see the hopes of our friends
rather than our own fears realized.
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PUBLIC SALE
Negroes and Other Property.

virtue Of the power vested in me as Trustee IN deed OF
Trust executed by Mcclure trustee aforesaid
for the benefit Of Henry Young and Mcclure bearing
April Goth, 1851 and recorded the Registers Office for said
county Of Montgomery in book s. and pages 1885, 1856
49, will the 10th December, 1855
door in the town Of GAINESVILLE county Of Montgomery
OF Tennessee sell to the highest bidder for cash, eleven slaves,
their running from II 70 So among them
CoOpers, three Furnace hands, keeper collier er,
and the others superior farm hands; all very likely
valuable.
will also sell the day. the residence Of Nc
Clure, mile southeast Of GAINESVILLE Montgomery county
Tennessee forch the highest bidder the balance Of pro
pery in said deed conveyed, Except the interest BroWusport
Furnace lands mules, &c consisting Of Horses Mules Cows,
household and kitchen Furniture, Wagons Carts Bugges Car
liages, Farming { .ensils, &c. JAMES N. QUARLES.
nOV0-Wtds Trustee.
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A private letter has been received by gentleman
Of Washington from member of the Boundary Com
mission appointed to run and mark the boundary
line between the United States territory and the
British Possessions from the Pacific coast to where
the line is already established 1t is dated at Camp
Oh the Bay Of SimishsnO, Sept. 18th. The writer
says thal the English Commissioners appointed to
run the same boundary arrived one year after the
American Commissioners and took the field in August
last the Americans being ahead Of them on the sur
very 1t was the expectation Of both parties to reach
Fort COlville near the head waters Of the Columbs
river by next spring if the Indians dc not prove too
troublesome. The Indians occupying the country
between the Cascade and Rocky mountains are rep
resented as being far more formidable than Indians
generally, IS they are more numerous, and are for
the most part mounted and provided with excellent
arms and ammunition obtained from the Hudson Bay
Company. TheirlOng intercourse with the Company
has Likewise accustomed them to the use Of arms and
rendered them more intelligent than tribes less
iavorably situated. 1t was reported that they had
routed company of 200 white men, while the latter
were on their way to the gold diggings On Fraser
rlVer' Inc writer o. this letter expresses an IN
favorable opinion Of the Fraser river gold wasbings
on account Of the depth Of water. which makes if
almost impossible to procure the gold.
Files of BuenOs Ayres papers as late as the 9Th Of
September have been received in this country. The
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IN CHANCERY AT CENTREVILLE.
NOVEMBER RULES. 1858.

Oryille A. Nixon administrator Huddeston Others
motion and appearing the satisfaction Clerk
and Master that Robert Levicks Peter LeYcks
Bassett, Jr John Kuen, LppincO Edmund Claxton,
George Rumseni Benjamin Willis, James Mcfarland, William
REvans Edward Lukens James Totman Henry Berghause
James c Oldham, George Martin, Smith, Richard
Wood Richard Wood, Lewis Hayrod Josiah Bacon, Benjamin
Marsh Cayet, Townsend Edward Peabody, Henry
Henderson, Atwood Joseph Price, Richard Price, Jr.,
Edward Ferris Charles II Erwin James II Cochran, BO-
hUrJones, George Russell, William Shot
tom John Hopkins and Robert Snton, nonesdents Of
this State that the ordinary process Of law
upon them it is therefore ordered that publication
Union and American newspaper published in the city Of Nash
Y for four successive weeks requiring the above named par
ties defendant appear before the Chancellor Court
Chancey the ID Monday in March house
the town Of CenVe then and there plead
eomplanans bill the will be taken for confessed
for hearing parte as to them.
OBYILLE A. NIXON,
nov7-w4W prs fee 81 Clerk and Master.
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CRISP'S GAIETY.
Complimentary Benefit TO Mr.. w. H. ErIsp
NOTICE.

In consequence the loss sustained by Mr. Crisp o 70
the unpoPous weather during the engagement the Keller
Troupe W L. Keller has handsomely rendered the services Of
himself Madame Keller the Troupe and Young America Rsot
Corps, for Grand Performance to take place MOndnV
Evening" November Sths 1885, when a spIeudid
Bill Of entertainment will be pre-ented Tabeaux In which
Madame Keller will appear for the second last time in Na
vile. Mr.. Crisp nmakng this appeal to the Nashville Pn
his claim for bringing attractions City NAV meet
their dine appreciatlon and patronage -.
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state Of Tennessee-0heatham Co. Circuit

State of Tennessee-Cheatham CO. Circuit,
Thomas g. Bahrop and others Jordan R. Balthrop
others
the Office Of the Clerk and Master Of the County Court Of
"A Chatham county at Ashland City, the rs Monday
November, 1883 motion Of Companants in the above
and appearing to the satisfaction Of the Clerk Master
the following Defendants, wit Jordan R. Balrop H
Moses and WIFE, and Mary E. Norris, n. B. Norris Vim Norris
X. Norris, FedOnia Norris Susan Norris and the heirs
ert Barop, deceased, Tres not known but reside
where beyond the jurisdiction Of this Court is therefore,
ordered by the Court that publication be Union and
American newspaper published in the city Of Nashville requr.
ing the said Defendants appear the Term Of County
Court to he holden fog the County Of Chatham, the
House in the town Of Ashland City, the first Monday
cmbeT next, and said BILL the will for
confessed 70 them, and set down for hearing p1yte.
W. ". WILLIAMS, G. & NJ.
noy6-prs fee S3s
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NOTICE-s5O REWARn.

ID UNAWAY from the Subscriber living near the Tunnsu
Z Franklin county, Tenn, the lst day Of May one
negro boy named jim Large size, dark copper color about On
weighing about $50 pounds Twill give fifty doIlars
FOR the apprehension Of said boy in the Jail Of any county in TINS
his delivery Perhaps he may making his av
free State hasfree papers forged. This Nov 5h lss
noy6-tWlm# J. c. MONTGOMERY
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HOmse and Lof fnr snIe.

DYa decree Of the County Court Of Davidson county rendered
at the October term, 1858, the Iangford
and others Ehu Marshall and Others offer
public auction, at the house in Nashville Saturday,
10th day Of November lot Of ground fronting
South Union street in Nashville and running feet upon
which . a building
TEBMsSjO will be required in cash. and the balance
dit Of and years said property belongs estate
Nancy LanOd, deceased and sold distribution among the
heirs. F. R. CHEATHAM
oct2l-tds fee - Clerk and Master.
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NASHVILLE LUMBER YARD.

HAVING purchased Of Mr.. J. R. Dardsn, the above Yard
with the stock Of Lumber hand viii hereafter keen
constantly hand all kinds Of Lumber both dressed and IN
dressed Mr. Joseph Anderson viii always be found the Yard
nov6-l2m, 10 z. GIBSON,
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TTVE undersigned receipt their second purchase
Of Fall and Winter Goods, embracing many
styles Of rich and elegant Dress Goods style Silks,
DJupe Robe ALaize Se French Mantila ShaEs constantly
by eXpress0metng Double width French Cashmere
fall goods Lake Shore Coatng Cameres Tees every
description handsome line Of small figured Prints &c.
We also have hand large stock Of Brussels Capetngs
which invite the attention OF buyers We
able additions stock Of Ready made Clothing,
Offering the trade The goods bought and
Merchants earnestly invited examination stock
nOv3-d&Wlm IRBY MORGAN 4 co
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Lots in EdgeGeId for sale.

lY decree OF the County Court Of Davidson county, render
ed at the July term, 1857 and October
ie m the case OF James VI Hamilton administrator and others
vs. Mortimer Hamilton aud others will offer for sale the
Court House in Nashville, the day November next two
lots Of ground in Edgsd wt Lot No II the plan Of lots
laid Oh by John Shelby and Ann Mnnic fronting on the
north side Of Watson street. Also Lot No ~ said plan 'front.'
ing also L o feet on Watson street.
IERMssad property viii be sold credit Of
except the Of $50 be paid on lot Notes
with good security required and lien the purchase
money is paid said property belongs the Joseph
Hamilton, deceased, and is sold pay debts Of estate.
7. r. CHEATHAM,
oct2i-ds tee 81 Clerk and Master.
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LIN WOOD NURSE RY
Nashville, Tennessee,


MONTGOMERY & meGREDK, PrOprietOrs,
Two and a half miles from the city.
ON THE HILLsBoRo' OR BROAD sTREET TURNPIKE.
FTVHE SUBSCRIBERS soicts the attention
and Ochardists to their present large and fine stock Of
Fruits, consisting Of upwards OF
sixty THOUSAND APPLES,
all Of the choicest varieties grown the grounds and accma
ed from four years old, well formed heads, from six
nine this the size praccaIs RECON-
mend and year old switches recommended BY
Nurseymen.
10 those who wish to plant out Peach orchards We
offer OO year old trees great beauty and COM
prisng varieties, which public at re-
duced prices in order to clear the ground Cor other nursery a
cles.
Also 10000 Pears, dwars Standards wo three and four
years old from five to nine feet high beautifully furnished with
branches to the ground.
Our Of other fruits arge comprising the choicest va
retes, viz Cherries, Plums, Aprcos Necarines English
Gooseberres and Curants Also the Hougon Goose
berry always WE'LL and mdeWs; Raspberres Straw
berrys Grape Vines, foreign and native varieties.
Floral and Ornamental Department being
Southwest, containing 10000 towering shrubs 5000
plants 10 600 bulbs and uberOus plants consist
ing Tulips, TuberOse Dahas, &C. Of the finest prize vas
10000 shrubs from high 7OUO1 Ever
green feet high. Also large collection
Of shade trees, and climbing vines.
Of Roses very fine, comprising 300 varieties Of
different families which offer Floas lovers at very re-
duced prices. Aso large and varied collection Of and
green house plants.
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Members Of Congress Elected.

Dist's
l. Luther Carter, Rep-gain.
=. James Humphrey, Rep-gain.
g Daniel L Siokles Ad-re-elected.
4. Thomas Barr, Ad-no change
5 VIM MaclaY, Ad-re elected.
6. John Cochran, Ad-re-elected.
Z. George NJ Briggs, Rep-gsin.
8. Horace Clark, anti-Le Dem-re-elected
9. John Haskins, anti lie Dsm-re-elected
10. Van Wyok, Rep-uo change,
IL Vim Kenyon, Rep-gain.
II. Charles Bsal, Rep-no change.
Is. Abram DIN, Rep-re-elected.
IA. John H Reynolds, Dem-gain.
10. James Mexican, Rep-no change.
10. George W Palmer, Rep-re-eleeted.
IL. Francis Spinner, Rep-re-elected.
Is. Clark Cochran, Rep-re-elected
IS. James Il Graham, Rep-no change.
~ Roscoe Conkling, Rep-no change.
Il. Holland Duell, ReP-nO change.
p NJ Lindley Lee, Rep-no change
%. Charles B Hoard. Repre- elected.
"a. Charles Sedgwiek. Rep-no change.
25. Martin Butterfeld. Rep-no change.
26. Emory Potles, Repre- elected.
q. Alfred Wells. Rep-no change.
% William Irvine, Rep-no change.
20 Alfred Fly, Rep--nO change
So Augustus Frank, Rep-no change
81 Sias NJ BuTough, Rep-re-eleced.
80. Eldridge SpauldiBg, Rep-gain.
SO. Reuben Fenton, Rep-reSeleoled.
NEW JERSEY.
l John Nixon, Rep-no change.
2. John StrattOn, Rep-no change.
3 Adrian, anti-Leeompton-re elected.
4 Jetur Riggs, anti Leeompton-gain.
5. &C NJ Pennington, Rep-gain.
MASSACHUSETTS.
1. Thomas D Elliot Rep.
2, Jas Burlington, Rep-Te-elected.
8. Charles F Adams, Rep-no change.
4. Alexander h Rice, Rep-no change.
8. AnsoR Burligame, Rep-re-eleeed.
6. John Alley, Rep-nO change.
Z. W GOoch, Rep-no change.
8. Charles Train, Rep-no change.
9. Ely Thayer, Rep-re-eleeted.
10. Charles DelanO, Rep--nO change.
IL. Henry L Dawes, Rep-re-eleeted.
MICHIGAN.
l. William A Howard, Rep-re-eleeted.
2. Henry L Waldfon, Rep-re-elected.
3. Francis W Kellogg, Rep-no change.
4. Dewitt Leach, Rep-re-eleoted
DELAWARE.
l. Whitley, Adm'n-re-eleeted.
WISCONSIN.
l. John Potter, Rep-re-elected.
2. @ G Washburn, Repre- elected.
8. Chss Billinghurst, Rep-reelected.
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Dem. gain...-1O8 787 in 10 States, compared With
the Presidential election in 1856.
The returns, when received in full from MassaN
shusetts New York, and Michigan, will very largely
increase this gain even the vote of 1856, when
the democratic candidate for President was elected
Instead then ofcOnsidering the results in the above
States as disastrous to the democratic party, we
point to them showing steady and healthy prog
rSss Of truth since 1856. -
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II ? All the other articles equally low.
n. BAH plants delivered in Nashville freq OF
charge. Enough charged for packing expenses
Orders are respectfully solicited. Address.
MONTGOMERY a GREEDY,
Nurserymen, Nashville, Tenn.
nnv6-tf
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Desirable CITY store House Lot For sale.

TFVHAT very desirable Lott fronting 81
side Of Market about 60 Square
about 50 feet deep, adjoining that elegant recently
erected by John Morrow Esq The back wall wall
three stories high already built previously disposed
Of will Oer said Lot at public sale the premises sat-
urdaY, the 13sh inst, at y O'Clock NJ.
The above Of the desirable points the
city. j. L. & r. W BROWN,
nOv5 Az Cherry -treet
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m,CRACKEN CIRCTIT COURT.

SrArE % kEsTUcKY, October ~, ld5d
The President Directors Co.. Of Bank Louisville Pl5
vs. Steamboat sam Kirkman, ETC., Deiendants-Equity
Wis day the Plaintiffs - their attorney filed the
affidavit OF Sanners Deputy Sheriff. and motion il is
oruered that e sheriff Of this county, sell said steamboat sam
kirkman her engines furniture and tackle the Eharfa Padu
eahs to the highest bidder credit six and nine
mat ne AXE bonds with good security, payable 70 himself
ehero have the force and effect Of bonds at law which
executions issue when due without further order Of the COURT
but that he hrst advertise he time TERMS and place Of sale, by
SIX insertions in the Paucah T Weekly Herald, and week
daily insertions the ST. Louis Republican, Nashville Union and
American, and Louisville Courier. copy: attest.
b. SMALL, G. N. c.
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EXECUTORS, SALE.

SALE
THE PETWAY LANDS AGAIN!
order to close Outhe unsod portions Of these lands We viii
a OF
Wednesday, Nov. 10, 1858,
Proceed sell the balance Petway lands on the prem.
ses about four miles south Of Nashville fronting
Nolensvle and Mill Valley Turnpike Roads 1t has been
divided into Lots ranging size from =
offered in bodies to suit purChaersall fronting
Avenues the Turupikes, and easy Of
considerable portion Of the Land yet for sale is
Heavily TimbeFed,
The balance high state Of cultivation There
this Tract twelve Never Failing Springs,
running branches aorng all portions
land These lands elevated and mostly level, with
Rich and Productive Soil!
At convenient distance from Nashville in an excellent
nehborhOod convenient to good Schools, Churches and Rail
roads.
There many persons desiring good handsome small tracts
near the city To say this desre aud az the time be able
to offer several lots together to suit purchasers have
proper divisions and We would say to all who
Want Good bargains!
good and healthy neghbOrhood you should sale
Our motto is cose it all this timeet every body
come. The sale will be positive and absolute.
IermSssA credit Of and three years. without
terst, viii be given Notes with approved security and lien
retained
Omnibusses Office Nance WOODWARD on Deader-
lex street, O'Clock. Sale II O'Clock Cola
ton, &c, usual.
JOHN s. PETwAY,0
VIM. PETWAY, iu.-
GEO " PETWAY, ( AAeou'ofs-
JOHN K. HUME,
a nov5-dtW&wtds NANCE & WOODWARD, Agents
P S.Mr John s. Peway viii take pleasure showing
Lands to persons previous to the sale.
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CHANCERY SAEE.

virtue Of the decree Of the Chanoey CeRreve,
in the Of Garter Richard Fell, Daniell Hin
man, Goodrich, and Richard Fell Garter and s
Goodrich, rendered on the 18th day Of SEPTEMBER 1853 shall
the first day Of January 1859 beng Saturay expose public
sale the premises the individual third Of the Furnace Forge
Lands and Fixtures known the Mount Rna Iron Works
said county Of Hickman fully and particularly described in said
decree Of the 18th day Of September 1853 The said undivided
third OF said property viii be sold credit I'D years
and without the right Of redemption The purchasers will be
quired give bond and security for the purchase money! and
lien will be retained upon the property for the payment Of the
All persons who wish purchase invited to
anime the property which will be shown them persons the
premises will the day and place, sell one half OF
negro slave named jesse upon credit Of six months, notes with
good security required. ORVILLE A. NIXON,
noV7-E4W prsfeeS4 Clerk and Master.
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For SnIe.

MOST desirable place o. 20 acres, i've miles from NASHVILLE
~ on Clarksyile turnpike. House Of nine rooms.
The house. stable, out houses fruit trees, WE'LL spring. ncss
pastures soil woods neoFhood Site stock and fixtures 81
taken together, make the cheapest and desirable ple a.
its size IN Davidson county.
Ierms eIOs0OO-ss 900 down. the balance one and
hree years with interest," security and len Apply Green,
G. v. Moormsn, C. CansrsI, this 0fGcs, or
noF2-dtE&Wlm(ns) s. D. BALDWIN
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mARSHAL's sALF

Y vrtne Of writ Of Erie GIcigs 70 directed frum ne
ID Circuit Court Of the United states for the Middle District
% Tennessee, which is founded upon Judgment
Court the 2 day 0f April, l-5, wherein Downs & Co. sers
plaintiffs AMI william Warn defendant viii EXPOSE pub
lie sale az The court house door I'm the city Of Nashville 6h
day Of October next, All the right title, claim interest
said defendant in and % the following described 10
The sad city OF Nashville lying Cherry street, and bounded
a. follows; hegnning At ne corner o. ou said Cherry street.
formerly owned BY 3 b, MARSHALL and running thence south
Eacy along Cherry street eighty FEET 70 Alley, thence along
said Alley towards COLLEGE street IA feet Alley thence along
said LEY northuaily 80 feet to corner Of s1d lri thence
WITH h5 line 70 the beginning corner il being the house
where the defendant lives, levied upon sold 10
satisfy said T. "a. This 26th day Of August, 1853.
J. B. CLEMENTS,
U. s. Marshal inr De Nilil. Di.lricl IN -.
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Notice.

compliance with the Of sale, will offer the
steamboat Sam Kan for sale the highest bidder al The
landing in Paducah KY the 9th day Of November ls
noF4-d5t H s. LEWIS, s. n. O.
beautiful TOBACCO AT % CENTS, War.
III - raned. just receiyedat
nova PB NV. LANGLEY & CO.'S.
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FIRE IN THE WORCESTERSHIRE mountains between
Altmont and Piedmont, Va and in the vicinity of
New Greek Station, have been on fire for several
days After night the sight is represented as aw-
fulrgrsnd and imposing, the whole range of nouns
tains. near which the Baltimore and Ohio railroad
passes being streaked and striped with lines of fire.
No great danger is apprehended by those living in
the vicinity. When the FIRE approaches the fences
surrounding the farms on the lOwla2ds, the owners
FIRE against fire" that is they set the woods on
FIRE near the property which they desire to protect
and the fires meet. The woods are set on FIRE BY
hunters every season to drive he game towards the
water courses and by chestnut gatherers, who burn
the leaves from the trees to get the nuts con
veniently.
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TObatco! Tobaceo!!
NOVEmBFR ARRTVALsf

DIVIDEND OF u per the Capital Stock Of the Nash
n vile Commercial Insurance Company this day declared
By the Directors Of the profits Of the last six months
nOv2-lm JAMES WALKER, Sec