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Smyrna times., 1858-07-01
SHERIFFS SALE.

DY virtuc of a writ of venditiOni expOnas to me
ID directed, will he exposed To public vendue ut
the Courthouse door, in Dover Kent county, Del on
the following Real Estate, viz:
No |, lot Of Ground situated on LOckeIman street
in The town OF Dover, Dover hundred. Kent county
State OF Delaware, adjoining lands Of Sam lbreih
VIM ). Osborne and Others twenty five feet front by
fifty feet deePi the Improvements a three story
frame siUrehouse, thereon erected.
No.Z, A lot OF ground situated on Governors Are.
nue., III The town. hundred, county and State aforesaid
adjoining lands of james A. Ounning and others sxiY
feet by three hundred and lhrcoleet Deep without ay
Improvements;
No s. A lO OF ground on Governors Avenue, in the
town, hundred. county and State aforesaid adjoining
No sixty feet by three hundred and three feet deem
without any Improvements.
No 4, A lot of ground situated on Governors Ave.
nue. aforesaid. adjoining No. and James Kinks lot
sixty eel by three hundred and three deep;
No. 5, A lot of ground situated on The northwest
of Division aud Green street in the town afort
SAID, adjoining lands Of Samuel Brown. sixty feei by
one hundred and iilyOne and half feet deep will.
out any Improvements;
No. 6. A lot of ground situated on Green street in
the town aforesaid, adjoining lands of VIM W Cuap-
man and & p Fisher, fifty feet by one hundred ond
half feet deep, without any Improvements
SriZpd and taken in execution the property Of
JOHN II. BArEHAN, and will be sold for cash by
JOHN GREEN, Sh riff.
korT Ten per cent OF the purchase money must @
paid ON day OF sale. (SherlHs office, June 1.5H
Smyrna times., 1858-07-01

o. The second Quarterly Meeting for
Smyrna Circuit and Station, will take place
next Saturday and Sunday. For the circuit,
the meeting will be held at Friendship Rsv.
T. c. Murphy, P. f., will preach at the NJ. E
church in this town, on Sunday morning, 10
o'clock.
The fourth of July coming this year on Sun
day, the Rev. WIN. H. Brisbane will preach in
the evening at o'clock, sermon appropriate
to the occasion: Subject" The relation of
Christianity to the extension and perpetuity of
civil liberty.
Smyrna times., 1858-07-01

We have not heretofore given a description
of this fine church, preferring TO wait until il
should be thoroughly completed by the work
men--whlch is now the case, the painter ha v.
ing just given it its last touch. Al the recen,
Diocesan Convention, there remained much Of
The important work to do, which being now
completed, as before stated, the house will b,
opened on Sunday next for the first regular
services by the new pastor, the Rev. J. f
Grammer, of Warrington, ID c. The Build.
ing committee, DR.. WIN. Cummins and Geo
w. Cummins, Esq, were compelled from varr
GUS causes to vary much from the origina draft
from time to time as the work progressed, the
result Of which has been (to the credit of the
society and we may say TO the iown) the cree
ton of much more beautiful aud elegantly
finished house than was at first nIended-one
equal in fpish to any on the Peninsula.
The church, built on high and beautiful 10,
nincty-two feet square, and fronting on Church
street, is cruciform. being ffty-nine feet long
and with the two wings east and west, ca CHI Is
by 20 feet, having porch to each 6 by feet
is seventy-one feet wide, having three entran.
ces-one in front through the tower and at the
porches. In the rear Of the church is private
door leading to the vestry-room, by Ia feet
and 10 feet high; also, to the organ-loft, which
is 8 by % feet, where is placed ine-toned in.
strument Of four stops, whose peals can now be
heard every Sunday in chanting praises TO our
Prophet, Priest and King. The windows arc
of burnt glass, thus dispensing with shutters
and blinds, and affo-ding a soft, mellow ligh
quite appropriate to Divine worship, that could
not be obtained from the shutters or blinds O
a light salmon color. The interior is lighted
for evening service by two large and handsome
chandeliers. There are seventy pews, said Il
seat two hundred and eighty persons, all line,
and cushioned, and the floor carpeted,-Ch
work of the ladies belonging 10 the Church Aic
Society The woodwork of the pulpit chan
cell, railing and pew.caps is ash, the rest pear
white. The exterior is rougl.cast and block
ed; and the tower and steepls form no small
feature of the church, situated in front, fourteen
feet square and fifty feet high, and the steepl,
fifty also, having encased fine bell weighing
100 lbs, whose tones can be heard at the dis
lance Of four or FIVE miles. The committe,
have erected in front of the church very ha nd
some and substantial fence, and the gate ha
the name of the church and year inscribed OF
it. Also. paved walks through the grounds
and the front sidewalk paved and curbed, an
iron hitching-posts to accommodate person
from the country.
We understand that on Monday next, the st
of July, the pews of this church will be rente
and certain number reserved as free SEATS
but Of which due notice will be given from th
pulpit on Sunday next.
From the account of this church, with tw
others. there will be ample accommodation f
al! who have any disposition to observe Ii
Scrptural mandate, Forget not the asseu
bling yourselves together,"-and this shou
claim the attention of all Christian commun
ties.
Smyrna times., 1858-07-01

CAMP MEETING.-The Camp Meeting, near
Camden, which last year was attended with
such good results, will commence on Friday,
the 18th day.of August next. From the evil
dences of last year it is generally supposed
that this camp ground will hereafter surpass
the palmiest days of Red Lion. 1t is situated
within half mile of the Railroad, in one of the
most beautiful groves in the State. The
ground, some sixteen acres, has been purchased
and, we believe, paid for by the Methodist con.
gregaIion, to be used for religious purposes.
Smyrna times., 1858-07-01

THE "TIHES" IS published Erery Thusday By
R,nr. D. nqrFEcKER, Eito, aad Proprietor, at Tie
Tewpera"cr Hdlt S@yrrq, Del.
TERX ELECTROMAGNETIC yFdf,'S so an adrdnCe,
or $500 II not paid till end Of The yoar No paper
stiScoutiAuri until all arrears Paid-Only at the
o9tloa Of IT,, PGbI$her.
AuvERrrsISG.-F errry square Of IL lines less first
inseriiOn 80 4S tach subsequent Insertion IS cts
L.iberat arrangements made with yearly and half
yrGrly adccrtiSers
Smyrna times., 1858-07-01

DEATH BY DRowNINa.-Mr. Henry Woodall,
from near Little Creek Landing, was drowned
on Monday, 2lst ullimo, whilst attempting to
cross Jones' creek, in an effort to reach Bowers
Beach from kits Hammock, in IN intoxica ted
condition. His horse and carriage we've found
in the creek on Tuesday following, and himself
on margin of the bay the next day:
Smyrna times., 1858-07-01

lSDEPESDENcE Day.--Our exchanges, from
all parts of the country, contain notices of ar
engagements for the celebration Of the glorious
Fourth. Orations, fireworks, military and
civic professions, in town and country, will be
as plenty as ever. The Declaration of indie.
pendence will still have hearing, AVID so will
the Farewell Address. Vire Ia Rfpublique!
Smyrna times., 1858-07-01
SHERIFFS SALE.

DY virtue Of writ of venditiOni exponas TO mo di.
ID rected. will be exposed TO public v-nSue at the
Courthouse door. in Dover, Kent county, Delaware
on TUESDAY. 9th day Of Jnly. 1853, at "a O'clock
m, the following Real Estate, viz:
No |. All that certain lot piece or parcel of ground
situated in the town of Dover on North street. ador-
ing lands OF Capt WIN Mullen, Edward + Green and
Anna Maria Morris and supposed contain ten thou.
sand square feet. whereon erected wo story dweI-
ing house;
No. .. All that certain lot, piece parcel of land
situated on North street. in the of Dover ajon
ing land No. |. and Edward Green and Anna Maria
Morris and said contain nine thousand square feet
De the more or less.
Seized and taken in execution as the property Of
john MANSFIELD. and " Il be sold tor cash by
JOHN GREEN, Sheriff
Ten per cent OF the purchase money must be paid
on day of sale. (Sherifs office, June II, IS
Smyrna times., 1858-07-01

OF Several cases of cholera have occurred
during the past week, in our town, though Sc
rious, none Of them, we believe, of fatal ma.
ture. This disease is generally consequent
upon improper diet and disregard of the rules
of health, which, during such Tot weather.
should be observed with The utmost caution.
Smyrna times., 1858-07-01

A RELIGIOUS FOURTH OF JuLY.-At the Old
School Presbyterian General Assembly which
met at New Orleans last month. a resolution
was adopted recommending that, as the Fourth
of July this year comes on Sunday, il should be
religiously celebrated by a national prayer
meeting at ten O'clock, a. M, for one hour, in
all the churches in the Union.
Smyrna times., 1858-07-01

07- BY the arrival of the steamship Arabia,
at Halifax, we have three days later from Eu-
rope. There is again decline in cotton
Prince Napoleon will not 60 to Algeria. The
British government has abandoned the right OF
search,
Smyrna times., 1858-07-01

0IT The Administration has taken decided
stand in Central American affairs, and will in
form the governments Of that country that it
intends TO sustain, in any event, all the rights
and interests secured there by our citizens un-
der grants or charters.
Smyrna times., 1858-07-01
SIIERIFFS SALE.

ny virtue of sundry writs Of vendItoni exponas. to
ID me directed, will b0 exposed to public Sendue
at the Courthouse door, in Dover Kent county. Dell
on TUESDAY, 9th day of July, 1858, at O'Clock, p
M the following Real Estate. VIZ:
All that Farm or Tract Of Land situated in Murder.
kiln hundred Kent county aEd State Of Delaware, adj
To- ming lands of George r. Warren, Samuel Warren
and others and sad to contain hundred and fifty
acres more or less the improvements two stury
frame dwelling house, kitchen, stables AMI other
buildings thereon erected
Seized and taken in execution as the property Of
NATHANIEL l.. WARREN, ahd will be sold for cash by
JOHN GREEN, SaeriE
Ten per cent of the purchase money must be paid
on dny Of sale. [Shenf'S office. June l7ih, 1858.
Smyrna times., 1858-07-01
A NEW FEATURE IN BUSINESS.
ErerY Nam his Oun YaIpSu

WnIrE TEETH, Perfumed Breath and Beau
tiful Complexion, can be acquired by using the
"BALM OF A THOUSAND FLOWERS." What
lady or gentleman would remain under the curse of u
dlsagreeable breath, when by using the Balm of
Thousand Flowers" a denlrce, would mol only
render II sweet but leave the teeth as white as ala.
oasler' Many persons do not knew their breath Is
bad and the subject is delicate their iIienda will
never mention il. Beware Of cOunterlelts be sure
the bottle is signed. FErRIDGE S CO., n. Y.
For sale by all Druggists
Smyrna times., 1858-07-01

OF Later advices from Utah say that Gov
ernor Cumming entertained much dstrust of
theiMormons. The whole army was to march
from Camp Scott for Salt Lake city on the 18th
inst, including $500 men, we'll armed and sup.
plied.
Smyrna times., 1858-07-01

IMPORTANT FROM MExIeO.-A dispatch from
New Orleans communicates important intelli.
gence. Those foreigners in Mexico who refuse
to pay the forced loan recently decreed have
been ordered to leave the country, Fad Mr..
Forsyth, our Minister, has dem nded and re.
ceived his passports.
Smyrna times., 1858-07-01

HoT WEATnER.-COl. Lockwood has kept at
his drug store an accurate account of the
weather since the 4" hot term" set in, and finds
the average temperature Of the last eight days
to be "a degrees.
Smyrna times., 1858-07-01
MARRIED.

On Wednesday, Both ultmo, by Rev. John
McClusky, d. d., Dr. B. $. Gootee, of this
town, formerly of Queen Anne's co.., No, and
Miss Mary E. Collins, of Smyrna, Del.
Smyrna times., 1858-07-01
HYGENIA HOUSE.

ICOLIIN5
New Castle County, Del.
SxrAa, saa. TINHE undersigned would announce
@E.a TssSA i to his friends and the public that
MIiiH e3TTsA the above popular BAYSIDE RESORT
klAz.G -~>s-- is now open TO visitors. MUSIC in
const.nt attendance ; BATIIING-SUrTS on hand ;
and annie arrange ments made for the comfortable
and heath(u ente rtaInment Of guests. 0J- lie invites
a call-promising pleasant sojOarn to ALL
Cu.RcEs MouERArE-S7 per week; 81. 25 per day /;
or so cts per meal HoRscs attended to- at usual rates,
by an experienced Ostler.
PETER CARR, Proprietor.
juno 18th, 1855
Smyrna times., 1858-07-01

DIscoNTINUED.-The Portsmouth (Virginin)
Transcript states that it has been found I'M.
possible to continue the route from that port to
Philadelphia via Seafcr I'd, Del, in consequence
of the obstruction formed by bar in the Man.
ticoke river. The line will be discontinued
until the bar can be removed and suitable
boat for the route either purchased or built to
order.
Smyrna times., 1858-07-01

W In Kent county, Nd, a white man,
named Bowers, long resident there, and free
colofed woman, resident in Cecil county, have
been tarred and featheeed for tamperng with
the slaves
Smyrna times., 1858-07-01
Church for Sale.

49,, TIVE Trustees of the NJ E. Church wish TO
Ea!! i sell at private sale, the OLD NJ F..
EN,IH CHURCH, in this town, Q0r several years
sea-& past used as place of worship for people Of
coIor) Persons wishing to buy will apply To Col.
JOHN EATON, JOSEPH CARLOW, or SAMUEL
Smyrna, June %, lS58--4t
Smyrna times., 1858-07-01
SMYRNA Prices Current.

Corrected Weekly.
Wheat continues quiet at $l.00 for white
and 90c. for red
Corn Csc. per bushel.
! Flour $3.50 per bb
| Meal Toe per bush.
| Rye quiet at SIC.
| Outs steady at 35c.
Beans $l.00.
| Hay is selling at $40 to S12 per ton, for both
| timothy and clover.
SdUeS-cooper stuff $500 per thousand.
WOOd-tlckory $3.50; best Oak 81. 80 ;
common Oak 81 %; Maple $2.25 and mixed
and rough Oak $500 per cord.
FAMILY PRODUCE.
Butter, per ID, 12I Honey, per ID, IL
Eggs, per dOz, II Dried Apples, 81 IS
Lard, per ID, l24 do Peaches. 10
Hams, II Potatoes, per b, 10
Shoulders, 10 Chickens. per d, 50 90
Sides, II Oysters, per bu, 62
Tallow, 10 Onions, rs
Feathers, 80
PHILADELPHIA MARKET.
Wheat-White 81 Is /; Red O5; Corn 76c :;
Oats 40.
NEW YORK MARKET.
Wheat-Whte 81 % Red 10 Corn Soc;
Oats As.
Smyrna times., 1858-07-01

or The French Minister, at Washington,
Count Sartisges. has officially informed Secre.
tarY Cass that M. Belly's doings in Central
America are entirely disavOwed by the French
government.
Smyrna times., 1858-07-01

EQUALITY to All Uniformity of Prices =
new Feature in Business-Eyeryone his own
Salesman
JONES & CO., Of the Crescent One Price Cloth
ing Store" No. 200 Market street, above Sixth,
PHILADELPHIA. i'll addition TO having the largest.
most varied and fashionable STOCK Of CLOTHING III
Philadelphia made expressly for retail sales. have
constituted every one his salesman, by having
marked IN figures, ON each article. the very lowest
price II can be sold for, they cannot possibly vary
all must buy alike.
The goods are all well spougcd and prepared, ard
great lInS taken h the making. that all can buy
with the full assurance Oi getting good article al the
very lowest price.
Remember the Crescent. in Market, above Sixth,
No. 2UO julys-ly
A NEW FEATURE IN BUSINESS.
Erery Nan his OWn Statesman.
LlPPINCOrT & Co, One Price Clothing Store
No. 4O4 Market sree:, Sd door above 9Th street Pha
de!Phlu would solicit call from those in want of
CLOTHING, before purchasing elsewhere---as all
our goods are made up expressly for retail sales, and
every article is marked plain figures. SO that all
must buy alike All goods used in this store are
sponged before making up, and all articles sold will
be guaranteed 10 be cut and mat in the best mannC
Remember
J 404 Market street,
ISAAC IIPPINCoTr Sd door above lih, B.LM ooISroN
Philadelphia.
se3O, '57.Iy
Smyrna times., 1858-07-01
TaNEBE R-LAND

For Sale or f. Xc ange.
have One Hundred and Tvo Acres of lumber.
Land. on Dulanev Manor. SIX miles from town, which
/ will sell or exchange for property IN Smyrna.
June 81. 1858. MARY PATTERSON.
Smyrna times., 1858-07-01

UUST received a fine assortment OF new and
nomoSe.,'s L. s. Nj. A. OFFIEY.
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= &C 6 s

CNOR SALE,-A PEACH FRAME, that will hold
L between so and 80 Baskets, with Springs and
Fixtures complete.
CAHOON g. CARROW.
Smyrna, June 81, l856-.lm.
Smyrna times., 1858-07-01

DRESSES and MANTlLLAS MADE at
~ the shortest notice, and in the most fash
enable style. H. q M. A. OfFLEf.
Smyrna times., 1858-07-01
Miscellaneous Advertisements.


CAME to the premises of the subscriber. near
Smyrna on Monday. the 2lst uli Red COW. with
young Calf at her side. The owner, by coming for
ward proving property ard paying charges. can take
her away. JOHN BAlNARD.
July !, 1858 st
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MERCHANTS,

Who visit Nashville for ths purpose Of bHying Table Knives
sud Forks Pocket Knives, Shears and Leisso Shot Guns
and Rfas Locks Of s kinds Cotton Cards. AEssOr any o
the nnumerabe items nee essaTy TO make up complete
tock OF Hardware.
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Central OhzC
AND
Baltimore &Ha6H 0hfeS
RAILROADS.
& INN ING TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS. OHIO. AID
BALTIMOhE, 28 HOURSf
BAGGAGE CHECKED l1dEOUGHf


<FHHE ONLY ROUTE by which through tickets 70 Wash.
4 Ingt0n can be procured, Which poIng as well ss TO
EoTe, Il s ms Shortest most dIrecs ana in every 70
sc the mo5t ceal route. IL Is the only route By which
purchasers OF Through Tickets 70 hsF iOrk enabled
- feaC4 the Giles OL baltimore, Philadelphia New
YORK, 81 the cost Of IcE.t to New Ork only thus en-.
i1ng BUSINESS en and Travellers for pleasure or nor.
nasOn 10 YsE f0Br Oithe principal ees the Union fr
tss cost than can be Afforded b any other rOute,
And u Is the only route bg which Through Tickets car
Je lad 70 IchmOGd, Norfolk Winchester fredericksburg
and Petersburg, Va, Charleston, savannah GacOl A.
ani3, AugdsiaJ Berkiey Springs anc Bedford SprRgB-
PE5slgeTs r0l NASHVILLE Jake the Stage coaches Of
carter Thomas, or cleaners the Cumberland river
% LOUISVILLE connecting tlers with the Uuued States
aail steamers 10 Cincinnati, with the Jacksonville
2llrOa " indianapolis, Iud make direct connection al
Columbus JllO WlLD ts Central Ohio kaIrOad heel.
ng whence COsec0nnect0n with The Baltimore aud OHIO
s1'road Is made 20 Washington City BALTIMORE, Phla
islphla and New Iork. -.. .a
g- Passengers holding Through Tickets from Mem
pms aFs transferred at Cairo 70 the Of ths Illinois
.enLrl ksllr02d from thence passing through Terrg
daute, Indianapolis Dayton and Aeuls 70 COlumbua Three
5aly Trains leave Columbus a. ~ A. A $50 2 A. and
~ Z. 81.
E Travellers are requested to notice that whine this is
ne gag Fos ahJrdlng Through llCketstO al the Eastern
Cities a ae ra-s as charged by other routes 70 s
lars GU5 It 5 also The El8rtss speedy and dlrsCl
6il the leading points tl5 Easl. The distance rOm
Columbus 70 baumoreis only 57j miles, being about l0u
niles shorter to new Or than by any other Ihel
less changes Of CARS by this ROUTE and COu5sque1
szs detention, than b. anyOlhsr.
- The road Is 0allastsd with broken stone and is
entirely fses iron dust. ...-
Ecriurtherl ln0rnatlOu please spplyt0 D. G.. RUHSEE,
ageus, Nashville Tenn.
FOR Through Tickets appy in Louisville at the Office Of
as " S Aall Steamers or ct the Jacksonville Railroad
4Lce, &sIn street. WM s. WOODSIDE,
Aastsl transportation 3. 8 o. r. B.
JOHN Ii. SHARP. General Western Agent.
jUas Is
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GOOD Dot OF Joist, ScauiiuE, and two inch Plank 90
~ hand, cheap cash good lot OF Boards and POpla
shingles can be delivered in few days 10 those wanting
tasu By Mil is cutting daily an gent OT other Mills;
and will pay pElcu lar attention TO all orders Call at the
savings nJllOl and leave your ordefs You wish taem
HIIF- .n0gEI. 10. G.. EGEUEN.
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rENNsYLEANIA RAILRoAp.


TUE Great Central Eouts connecting ths Atantcofisl
Il Wlht e5asrn ortas sssrn and Southwestern States
9y continuous t9way direct. Ihs road also connects
Is flsourg visa csly Inc Of Steamers 70 a ports or
be Western RTera and at GlsToand and Eaadukv With
Steamers 70 all ports the Northwestern Laksa MAKING
ho most e5rss, ese1psB 1Hd reJi15A Fsuts b WHICH
FREIGHT can be forwarded 70 ana from the re1s Esst
4st9a 5otv7ssn Philadelphia and Pittsburg;
tIkSG C4A5Ss-boois5 Shoes, Dry Goods a. 49,.
On 50Zes,J Eurs Feathers, 1s...... ~ gsl As5i2
. SECOND CLASS.-kooEs and Lationery,
Dry Goods On cales,l Hardware Lea f75c per I00h
tl5fs d.. ..-..-s.
HIRD CiASS-ADvils, ,Baggng, Bacon, (e-.-.--,,-.
ssd Pork On bulk, } Hemp, &c....... 90 Po1 -VVA
FOURTH CLAS3.-C0sEse, Fish, Bacon, "a ,,-.
and PORK (paoksd) Lard sCd Lard Oil o'S s'i 49sR
Flo1r-Sl 90, Per bbLuntil further n0tisa.
train--45 cts per leo I1a until further notice.
C0tton2ps bale, nDt exceeding 500 l1s.Weght anti
.uFther notice.
- In shipping Goods IRON any point East Of Phils,
l3iphla5 be particular 10 marx package sic P6gdspR
ha1.F015D All Goods s0ns,usi 10 the Agents Of tas
Aoac O. Pniiadsp1l Or Ptshurg VIII be forwarded vita
Jut detention.
EREIaBE AazEEs-Hsrris, W0Fmlsy 4 Co.. Memphis,
tennessee; 4. Z. Sass Co.. IS. LOuis J s. Mitchell
son, Evansville, lndaua u1lSan Bel AMI Murdock and
carter d JeTstt, Louisville, Av;H c. GsidTuu, Madison
inal11a; psignlan BroUa, aud Irvine. Co. Cincinnati
s.. VI Graham & Co, Aale5Tl9 Ohio; Leech Z Co. he
jz kIay srset Boston, Loeeh Z Co. 2 Es.or Rouse EeH-
YORK mol william street, and NOS BsttsrE Piacs, New
AotLi E,J. S1se5ers Philadelphia; AaEraW EO0ns, Ba
all1sc5 tEc1. e. trl1eIscul, LlIt3luTE.
j. y. no o6LJ.-r zfgs14l reg e. 4 gegs fsilE
a. !. iL9aBAEIsl, Ng55 -zis55ss1, ~.
dec ,l.-ti
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Z a COOPER

HAYING located himself permanently IN NssaviHs
II Claim Collector, respectfully sOlics liberal parc1
age the oidEeRs Of EashEns and vicinity. Once % J.
MCEwEN's, No. AZ Cherry street.
REFERENCES.
J. A. MCEHEHs .-#.... . D. ID. DICEHg,
A. NELSON, II. SrHwART, ... .. ...
J. A. FtsHEk, AND. ANDEEsOH,
IruTT III
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CARPENTERS,

Who want % buy Planes Ofsny nd Common or Cast See
Augers and Auger Bits, Hand and TsEOu Saws, Roles
Foot AdEe Braces and Bits, Double and Single Plane Bills
Uompasses Ohisels and Goug0s Drawing Knives, Climb
sgs Haichc,s and HsmmsFs spirit Levels Oil and Wafel
stones, Squares Of any kind screw Drivers Gauges Chaz
Iins. Auger and Chiss Handles, saw Sets.
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DURSUANT 70 decree Of tle ChancaTy Court at Caas
i maze ln the 0i Baker Jz Allison We JJlu Carsr
and Oaer undersigned VIII ss on The l5ll OF Aprl
Is15l for Cash a. TIE cJuig house door iaHn Cah
asa one ugro girl sh5y and chld said sr IS yoar aad
dlely. .... ..
mIa5-v4s- -prsiees3 50 A.MOORE, e & 81.
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STATE Of Ter ~. Comgt1oHsr,s Ogee,

STATE 0f Isr Ig8se C0mPtT0IIeT8 UD7ce
sHvILLE, March Sd, 1851
This is to certify that New York Le Insurance Com
pany located at New To- City IN the State oil n y. has
complied with all the req msnts Of en- passed By the
General Assembly of a. ate Of Tennessee, II March,
1855, entitled can Act U regulate the agencies Of lusur
ance Companies ncu 10rated by the State Of Iennes
see, and that JOSEPH ASH is the legally authorized
sgen Of said GOmpanyn e Town OF Nashville and SAFE
OF Tennessee.
T. DUNLAP, Comptroller
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-03-18

IlHE undersigned VIII also sell undsra decree Of ne
~ Chlncey e1uft sL Carthage, male ia th8 oi
rTdo vs. Joseph An Jlha beuds pool, 5sh 0f A0r,
s6at hs Cour. house iu Larhas or Cash, tfact %
aAH1i cclianins 53 acres said land lies in
sulih county luuus DsErIc No tha waters
o snow creek SAID land joins of Jahn sgas aO
BeEJ Mi5cn and JOHN Valea.
mIl5-a4 E-prs.el s. 50 A. MOORBi o q M.