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Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-05

sarrea 10. NE viii state that undesthat at,
Internal Inpro yement Companies areal-
Il1wod to issue their bonds bearing 8 pst
cent i,l...and 10 sell tbe same at TOPPER ceNt
discount. And Tie friends Of tie K;int-
,yiha River Improsemeat feel eon6deallit
that they can this year make sale If 500 /
600 Of theiabalds. NJ such rates. the toll
at tile river being pledged FIR the payment
ofg swell bonds, principal and interest If
Were $4,000. thus raised and expended
upon the river, the navisation would NJ
very much improved and tile tolls much
increased. And tllus, with a fair pros-
Apect' Of. the navigation Of the Klana'slliia
being improved. new life and activity will
be given Ite our present stagnatsd bust
ness, aadItfeIyast Coal and altinterests
Hof The kanawha Valley will sophI become
to our people and the State soureefdf
great revenue and wealth. #E. Ell
ArT- ~ ~ f. r.. 4
On our first paga, Will be found ail alt
tide containing information offthe SUIT
render anl return ef Gen, WI: WALkERt
.ItYill there De- sedn that lis seffand fili+
expedition Us ended, 70 far as
Mis- possessiolf Of Nicaragua isl.foneern-
.dI ;but that its resulssare ended, is5not
guide So certain. sWe fear that our Gov
ernmsat las got itself into an eabrpgglip
with itseIf---i otlle, words, that the COY
erunient Aad 10 right to. send U3S, Offi-
cers4inTo Itks territory Of . foreign STATE
Il 5cap turs a Buay of men, assembled ftqr
nos matter what purpose WaIker, III Is
cpritehded by .hisS{rientls, had byen elect
ed President By the(popular.yote, and Ae
VAS, consequently, 4a his ownIterfitoiY
at Tie time u llis rapSpye. TIM us.
Government onlIlj with pFroprlfty have
prevented the Een1barkationaef stlleexpedF
tioh.s Of prevented Tits. lanaGiis oqEtbt
shores III Nicaragua. but, attN itEhaa
landed, Noun humble opinion, H. hld MP
right tosilterftre lhy armed fofee. y s@
II -. + Hi IIt XII :
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-05
Democratic Nee!iag. !.

N! PuIsuant to previous. notice i meeting
afthe Democracy III jackson county was
IeIdEat the Court Hjuse, lon the 18th
.dN>of DECEMBER t857, for He purpose
biz ittking into consideration he holding
Dir a convention t@Inofinass candidates 10
be voted for At The pett spl5ngkelectioass,
ID Gn The therarious e5antyseffefs whose
terms lElexpire Oh tlie stEday Of July
next. ~ s7gg
II Oh3molion Of. III, j KSstT the follow
ILL., resolutions. we've styer;tay adopted
III Rtsotre,i, That this mseting apProre
iii Tie holdings ebnveutio,t f,f Tie pur-
>poseEof nominating eaflidaes for the sew
(lva rbunsy oficerss u bs Soted for al the
hextI Spring elections. Il #I~r
fl ReYoltetl, THatlwe reGansniepl that ~
Democratic voters OF CHE cs1uaty be de-
hgates to said d0btension,s and ~ gTe
th4it propt rtion5Ele vote iltsueh coussil4
ton according 70 The DymEralic vo9 Of
theif districts.
4 Onmotion Of s. NJ. Gallahue tie fol
Iowihg resolution WAS adopted after
fonfs discassio4 Eby Mess,s Wather3
holt. McGinty. Thomas ana other:
Resotgrd, That meetings be leldii
different districts bf .tEis. souufytolake
Into Gonsilsratibli Che fore soill, 1fesoitl
lions. and thai. sail meetings B. held
.agtsias! the first .l,y o. FsbfnFy coirl
LheSt. If saitl nee ings ;syeioslell, then
(he foregoing resolutions sEtEbe eolsils
II = ~ . f. II 81.
Kanawha Valley star. [volume] (Charleston, Va. [W. Va.]) 1856-1861, 1858-01-05

Ill ai,F Etelping ! asorne
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-05
BY TELEGRAPH.

NEW ORLEANS, San. 4-The Grand Jury yes
tsTday found il true bill against Gen. Walker, An
dersOn, and Others for violation OF tho neutrality
laws. They we're held to appear on the fourth Mon
day in April
NEW YORK, Feb. 4-The steamer Bdinburg has
arrived, aith dates of the Izth--0ne day later.
LONDON, Jan. 15-ConsOls 94sa9i4.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday evening.-MOre demand for
Cotton; sales Of 1000 bales, Of which spectators
took 5000.
NEW YORK, Feb. 4-The steamer cahaWba,
with Hsvsna dates OF the S0th, has erriyed. Sugar
unchanged and very hrm; Exchange uSaltered. The
The machine works Of s1amBdsn 6 Co. we're
burned last night.
The brig Of Wal, HabansrO, returned to Havana
from a cruise.
NEW YORK, Jan. 4-The steam frigate saranac
was az Pernsmbuoo on the 9Th Of January, taking
in coal
WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.-HoUsE,-The Speaker
announced Boyce, QUtmqn, Irippe, 6arnett, Mott,
Wortendyke, aud Spinner, as select committee on
the reduction of expenditures, reducing taTltfs, &C.
as contemplated by Boyces resolution
The bill granting pensions to the omcers and sol
diers Of the war Of 1872, was postponed TIL the z4h
If February
sENATE-Mr Jones presented resolutions Of the
Legislature of Iowa directing their Senators aud
REPRESENTATIVES TO oppose che admission Of Kansas
under the Leeompton Constitution, and requesting
Senators to obey or resign. Ar Jones said that he
presented the resolutions out of respect to the State
but hadn't the most remote idea of Obeying instruc
-,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-05
Parafine Camel Coal Oils
For LubFicating Machinery.

Ia Scotland The Camel COaOiis have been very avora
bly, known and extensively useI the place q Sperm for
the last years Oils OF similar nature and quality are
now being made by Union Coal and Oil COMPANY, ard
are very highly Hod wherever known Tds Oil has the
sane weight and viii bear the temperature, when
win strained the best Sperm, and is fully equal 10 it
rs LubrcatC having subj scted to the severest tests
upon both heavy and light machinery and given entire sat
sfaction This O peculiarly pied 10 Railroads, Cot
ton SpndIes Maehis Shops, and all machinery where
dne o is reQur d. Iis mere economical than Ordinary
Oils, sold about The price, and a. half the
quantity viii equal amount Of fabrication, and do it
better
This Ou being entirely without gum, should be used in
the sans the Aues. sperm. The opening ofh
cans ard feeders sd 10Y ordinary coars5r Oils should be
reduced ON rviss the OH W n DO wasted.
these Oils v be turu dealers At the factory pr
ees. adding freight sd7auce, and exchange and all Ole
sold BY this yupan5 uly guaranteed rePr5sensd
For "a by EBn, Psndeton d Co., 81 this ely, Ageus
for the Union Goa, and Oh Comp ny, gsy'lis7 ny.
We call pu7lc attention u the following CERTIFICATES Of
gentleman aLOVl here sDd elsew here
EWI4 PEN8LETON "a 30,
agents, Nashville.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-05
REGULAR NASHVILLE AND CARTHAGE
PACkET. BLANCHE LEWIS.

JoHH L. MASTER,
WILL run a regU semi weekly Packet Sz5sEsna a
W between this port and Carthage during sSfsssFSN
the season, leaving Nashville on Monday and
Thnrs day, at o'clock, P. NJ.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
ian3O-f A.HAMILTOK, Agent.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-05

Are unquestionably the best in the market
No well reglassi family can sHo,a to do without a
Grover ksr Machine, made expressly for family use
We advise ell readers to call aud examine them st No
Public Square Nashville, Tennessee.
There is not invenllOn of this inventive age which
hoaors A cercln genius more than Sewing Machine
No family ought 70 be deprived Of its benefits We are
as6ed fro personal examination that the called
Grover Bakers" is all that il Gains to e. and
good enough to be safely recommended and to meet al
sasonble requirements in the work of "a family
Independent
"For our own family use, we became fully satisfied
that Grover Bakers machine is the best and
dinghy purchased "-Americ.n Agucul,urist of Oct g.
Horace Greeley in rsiering tie above notice from the
American AgTiculturist, writes: ITO all Of which the
Tribune says ameu-That the writer Of 8 OF Sew
Machines. thatws laely publi.hsd, prefers Whesle
& Wilson's does not maselthem preferable"
n Willis, O., editor of he Hons Journal, in bis
,ssue OF November 8, in comparing the machine with
others, says The OF this ine The first place
cas- lea n,d Then the stitch mlEe elastic aud
much stronger for wOOel clothes Ithushs of its OWL
work. which other does not Tne work can be ripped
and seWed and does notrip Of se without being
intended though every third stitch be TIE
machine runs six linen thread and common pol Cotton
WIZ e4 L-4 c auoa very mA'ei IA su'ah'age ls mai
seWs from ordinary spools net making necessary, as IN
other machines that sh uld hst be respoOed LIS
consauc on is simpler and stronger"
Toe Grover Baker machines ave, believe, superior
to any others '-BlsIOo D4Iiy Advertiser
"Frm the bestnt0rm-uon We have been able TO Obtain
veil as from careful examination Of tie work done with
ferent nsohines, led TO give the pre- erenee
Grover B keI'S. fitness and beauty Of the susca
made BY these machues is unsurpassed and the La
b. ty Of The zip 1t ouI Of The question Amer
cal Bapust
Thz Grover Baker Sewing Machine Company takes
as liberty Of referring y OF the thousand families
who hay e had their machines in daily use.
CIrcu srs containing cuts OF df--eaE styles Of ma.
Chimes and Of al pstes in all parts Of the country
f the highest respect .bIItg whom inquiries can be
made, viii be furnished request.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-05

UHR second slory Room over our sere, ste 60 is5
4 feet Apply % A. AohhA1lA q Is.
Isus5--sf % Public Sqaara
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-05

RHAsoEI raE sRovER d HAEEE KAcHIE1 Is umvEH-
GALET PREFEEKED ToE TAHlLT sEWISs. ra
1t IS more 81 mple ard easily kePtin order than
any ether Machine
Cd. Itmakes seam which win not rip or raveL though
every thTd stitch is cut
Sd. 1t seWs from two ordinary sponls, and thus al
trouble Of winding thread avoided while the Ma
chine be adapted at pieasurs By mere change Of
sooOls, to al varieties Of work
4h. The same Machine runs silk, lnsn thresd, and
common spool cotton with equal facility.
5th. The seam Is elastic as the most elastic fabric
that it is free from all liability to break washing iron
ing, or otherwise.
9Th The stitch made BY this Machine is more beautiful
than any other made, either BY hand or machine.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-05
THE LEGISLATURE.

In the Senate yesterday, the vote rejsctingHNlr
MUSDAY's bill to amend the charter ofthe Nashville
and Louisville Railroad Company, was reoOnsidered
and the bill passed on the third reading. The bill
Incorporating John S. Brieu, c. D. BEen, Mortimer
Hamilton and others as body oorpOrate to carry
q Land, Mining, Manufacturing and Insurance
business, was rejected.
Mr., Ross bill TO repeal the law requiring sherifs
70 adverti1s their sales Of land and negroes in
newspaper, passed the third reading.
The bill to prevent the adulteration Of liquors,
passed the third reading.
In the H0Ess Of Representatives., Mr.. COPELAND
has new proposition to so amend the Constitution
to admit Of the formation of new county out Of
the territory Of OvertOn and Feutress.
Mr.. NRWMAN's constitutional amendment PROPOSE
tiSn was passed the third and last reading in the
House, by yeas 46, nays Il.
Mr.. ROBERTS bill to give to the magistrates &C
knOwledgmsut and probate Of deeds Of conveyance
&C., and Mr.. JoHNsoNs and the committees bill TO
equalize the labor and expense of keeping up the
public roads, were indefinitely postponed and Mr..
EsrEs' bill " for accommodation and convenience Of
the people, in the same regard, Jared no better.
The House is slin occupied nightly with debate
in the consideration Of the Bell resolutions.
RIVER AND STEAMBOAT NEWS.
The river still continues to decline, with four feet
nine inches on Harpeth Shoals.
ARRIvED.-Lool Out, from Paducah; Umpire,
from Harpeth Shoals.
DEPARTED Look Oct for Paducah.
The Red Rover, from New Orleans; sallie West,
from ST I,ouig. and the New York from Pittsburg
are looked for Persons desiring 60 to the above
Ports, will find these comfortable boats, and their
officers accommodating and attentive.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-05
vALO4BLE IAFK0vED 0ITI LOIs ROB
Long s6EEK nlLL = ~ IA ~

Several good Farms, veil Imp roVed, naaT Nashville.
A large number Of unimpr0Fed L0ts. several Gardcu
Lots, IRON Is acres, the cliy. Those wishing q
Pi ia14-s7@if. ~ SkSCE WOOD clsu
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-05

A DUCK WHIPPING An EAGLE.-The Petersburg
TatsLige4cer narrates the folio wing incident: 50 A
large bald eagle bounced upon a sturdy museovy
drake on Thursday evening, at Mr. John ROWlett's
farm in Prince George, in order 10 make a meal Of
him but the drake, not reshing such an uncere-
monious call, put his muscular energies into very
aotive exercise, and made scientific Of them
as TO give his feathered majesty sound drubbiug
whereupou the latter determined not to mount up
wards again with an empty stomach, made yIgor-
Gus attack upon one Of the lady ducks Of the yard,
who was fortunately rescued from the hungry and
savage bird before she sustained any serious injury
It was decidedly one Of the most flhbustering en-
tsrprises that We have heard Of for a long time.
The eagle narrowly escaped capture and he will not
again we imagine, undertake another expedition OF
the kind"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-05
NASHVILLE SEWING MACHINE co.

The prices Of these Machines will in instance hereafter
vary the New York Prices, except the cost OF freight
ID % place rae, d lhi- siRt-
peTs having released these Machnesi oTWho may
purChae them side she State OF tennessee
since The 2h day OF November 1855 responsible 10 the
thp rgbt ana will he optred IN v 70 sid Company the
of $50 for the rEh & said Machines, Tithn the
TERRITORY or TENNES ,EE, aud whenever payment rs
refused, 1HE SAME WILL BIZ STRICTLY ENFORCkn'
unless accounted or to this Company by Mesrs Grover
Baker
Persons p rchasng these Machines outside OF Tonnes
had better that they bill Of sale with the
RIGHT TO USE SAME MACHINE IN TENNESSEE.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-05

IA The last returns Of the banks in the city Of
NV York show an Unprecedented specie reserve,
The average amount now exceeding thirty millions,
An increase Of twenty-four millions since the day
Of suspension. Owing to the continued inactivity
Of business, capital cOnunues to accumulate, and
thers will doubtless be an increased demand for
land warrants.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-05
$1,000.

That the Grov~I SskeT Family Sewing Machine, max
ing Grover & baSa stitch, vii acs M sh more work
urs Of he kinds required be done In bern
families and with much less labor, and viii ,aT Tua long
h IS expense and care than tre l. NJ Slnee or any
nther sautLe, or any Sewing Machine
invented.
The money Is deposi In the CITY Bank Of Nash
Vile and his proposition is open all; and should any
one think thai hs mas as good or better Sewing Machines for
the aud which the Grover q BAKER Machine Is
designed ano recommended, we shall be pleased
produced Toe tes-he points in question 10 be decided
BY seven diem teTesed competent from Georgia.
Two frOm Louisiana, and three from Tennessee
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-05
N0TIGE

TN pursuHnce Of deere % he county Couu Of Grundy
C0uuiy, nsde at its JanaarJ term, iss In The Csc :.
Garrutsous ais. Byron " isOn and others, Isa
ed % sell at puo s-ls 90 tls hEEes bidder
premises, eaIuray The 2uLa ia OF February. ISIS
valuable tract of sndtnu laBdc uJaIuluE about ~ a5
lI4lsQ The Mountain FORK Of Hskory r1uk near
mouth Of uDOard'E CUVe the bills r1aI, led
By he lands 1i ia os PARKS Thomas Martin, and o-nar
suOsu sinam Wilson, ,d7ssas8dJ tfacl Of had
Enilh Tue d-csas EueG sac sine 0i hs death Ihs
lald vii De odd l-Il % tIe Hl1J's Dover crgf
Of lWS y6aIs. pL 800 ncash na PAID
and suCury viii required purchaser, la
ieu retained Ou Tie anu unbl tua purchase money paid
This 9th Gay OF Jsnuar- 1850. s. r. TETON
jan l5-H4- pre- ZEE Sc County Court CLERK.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-05

r
PROF. o. " GOD q s-Geuss HaTlg real lzsl ne
good Effects Of our hair Rsai1rLuVe WISH 81 as teas
hiding hair groWilg TAIN we'll zrly Vas Ilduc-
cd from What r6d aad heard fg the lcl8 prepared
BY yoUs % prom 10 s grow u and change color a. Go
y0uth, Cd Of which o. eject ID con rIetav. In
the operation hEve used nearly thr-s botrIel
Yours &c, gEs FRANCIS.
o. J. WOOD 8 Co. EruprIa-1rs- 3I4 dr1aIga-, Naw
Sew iin ts5 Er5atN. u. Wire -t.g 8ssllasn1ueal aud
IA Narksl-t e. houl, Ao Ana sl 1g ga gooI Drug.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-05

Handsome DoNAuoN.-We learn, says the N1
fioaaI IafsRigsRcsr that the Hon Alexander Ander-
son, Of New Albany, Indiana has presented to the
American Colonization Society, ten thousand acres
of Land, lying in the State Of Georgia. The deed
for the same was received at the Colonization Rooms
a few DAYS since. The land lies in an improving
part Of the State, and supposed to be very vsiu-
able Mr.. Anderson is entitled TO and viii receive
the thanks Of all the friends of Liberia for this gen
erous donation.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-05

GO D ABvrcE The thousands Of ciPpes whom Raeu-
mstsm has lefI sudeaed jontF, whom Pals, has
beren Of ber limbs, ADVISED TO try ACES
lEr11c LuIMEsT, which has never yet allied to cure
sing case Of he kind go which fr has cen made
10 usrg H. d. spare the frcior ut rub g. 10 well
bHsky. uselu In r Taxi uuslcs contracted or
dra up from oramp, 20 reducing and ttsTng
and vhe swslunEs; healing ulcers, and 10 curing an
manner OF erupuyo diseases Ofthe skin Us FOR sale all
respectable Drug stores.
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New Orleans-Cloudy, mercury 43.
Pittsburg-Alternately clear and cloudy, mer-
curry 46.
hiladelphia-Cloudy indicating snow, mercu-
~ 4S
New YOrk,-Cloudy, mercury Al.
Richmond, Va.-Heavy snow STERN.
BallimOre-SnoWing.
Louisville-Clear, mercury %.
Dubuque Clear mercury g.
Chieago-Clear, mercury
MhlWaukie- Clear mercury 80 below zero.
Foudulac-Claer, wind west, mercury l00 below
zero.
Buffalo-Cloar, wind west, mercury y.
Cleveland-CiOUdy, mercury22
Cincinuai-Cear, mercury %.
st. Louis-Clear, wind north, mercury 10.
NEW YORK, Feb. 4--Cotton firm; 500 bales
sold stock limited; Flour, Wheat, aud Sugar firm &;
Corn heavy; Mess Pork 3 IS; Coffee and Whisky
steady; 0lolasses 2Ua27 TallOW 100; Bacon hams
Sash Shoulders 6.--------
NEW ORLEANS, Feb 4-HoUsE-The House
was considering Williamson, the recussant witness
case Adjourned
sENATE-Alr CFiuenden reported the French
spoliation bill, which was made the special order
Two weeks hence.
Mr.. Douglas submitted resolution calling on the
President for informatioRoa the various votes o.
Kansas.
Mr.. Mason objected.
The Kansas discussion was rsumed.
After sharp oOllOquial, adjourned till Monday.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-05

an ls,ssrs On bu.iasss shoa aHselsd q slsiss &C
Ton.zrT a Co, and nj g shar O Pc PrOPh
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-05
C0DarlnershiD.

rVAVIyG aes8oi James Cavert with in business the
Az uaau clare Flruuru will hereafter be carried on
under lhs Ora .oof GH1O Mhs, CAV1hT q co.
ge a q aal feturng Furniture OF even description,
-ioCE BE- generally efficient for the demands Of The
Those who Dave laC-slJrs given their custom
Ala tlO.s gh0 nave lst invited 10 give Ne a call
GAOOME5, CAFEkT q co.
jau5 -d3m Nc- 3, Lower College Street.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-05
FOK CAIRO AND MEMPHIS
ron SMITH, AND A d PNDUC1H.
REGULAR NAsHTIItiN3, mt, ANI5 PADUo

W hlMosss u AbIEhN
WILL leave as r. gular PACKET between ~ ,
w this Portland Padu an during the eliasA
She is Of the fastest bosu5 on the river, and
paz sengeTs will ind comfortable in every gscJ
For freight or passage apply on boar, or 20
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-02-05
TIE GREET ENGLISH REMEDY.
SIR JAMES CLARKES
Celebrated Female Pills.

Prepared from prescription Of Sir J. Clarke, H. D.,
PLysician Extraordinary to the Queen.
This invaluable medicine unfaling in the or al
those painful and gerous deaes which the female
constitution subject m0deTates all excess and
all distractions, and speedy cure may be relied
10 MARRIED LADIES
lie especially suited It will, shOrt me briRg on the
monthly period with regularity
Zach bottle price dollar, bears the Govemme stamp
Of Great Britain, To prevent oouuteTfChs.
CAUTION.
Tss Pills skgrd by fsaas during he First
Three Msnths Of Pregnancy thss bring
Miscarriage 5st at aug other time tAey are sate
In all uI Nerv ami Spinal aGec uns pain In the
back aud limbs azue slight eEe-ton palpation the
heart, Hyeter AND whites, pills viii eject q
when all other have failed, and although powerful
remedy. DO -uu IRON csiomeI autmouy or any thing
hurtIul Co t4e consultation.
Full CiTe -llaus ace m PsUy esch package.
Sole Agenl Tor the United Stues aud Cornda.
SOB moses,
Lsso 1. C. Baldwin q co,
Rochester, n. Y.
E.E-2f" cOd postage stamps enclosed 90 ans author
lied AgeH,, will bottle of thy Psb return nail.
sold wholesale and retail boy Berry DsmovlHe and C.
". henoersloJ. A--n,s Tor Na-aNIllo- deOlGwlg
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Al SgH0JL Of TnE EARNESTLY
Cambridge, Massachusetts.


hon. JOEL PAEKER, -L.D., ao.al d. rl.rss--....
hOl TnEUFhlLUS rAt.sONs. Ll.f.. D. .s Professor.
fis e5urs OF .nssras..J oaol.ss t a. +, s.saes. s
Of tAs tommoa ias; AID o rqlll. A-H i..,y. C5n-
r-prudence United Lts ihrr. consss
H aout i4auJ volumes, and as new wa P-ar ia a-o
In-lrucl.u > l.gt .ll 9szi-tHla, and
by Fe-ztIIrs anu eIau.Ir IONS A C0Huc alu .ledj
49, no den B.. each EteE, uf =ael -asa pew.
usy si'ea out Is as-sI Oy 0ui s-ul l.s AID zu Ion
facilities pr ed iOr he 10 -oarsi AMI uu
is hrld weekly .ra nee In ls5a ,aal qlirils
studeLt- as -nu me school lu slase f hrl pro-
es-Jua stg-Iss cr u-rcaHiie plrsll -sd a. -lm-
Taeg sle al liberty 10 select what studies they viii uraas
according o. t4eIr view u tu-u Oal Eaat a.lzlE
Ibg AeadouiezI year wh.a commences on Aarsdsy, sir
week after The third Weduesday JIy, Be- llvid, utl
IsJus, Of tseny weeks each . ga1at.ol col az
Dlulg The WIntss vseaol the Library Is opened warm
sdaad Il htsli TOR thg Use o. ne msn1-rs s stn4ul
Appcalona Tor aanlsslohOf a. o ata5s asssfT Lur-
hef OrmsJB, mag be ma4c Co chsr oil a rasJfs e.
Cambridge, Mass January, Is5s-.e5 s-ras3r
VALUABLE IMPROVED CITY LOIS rob
SALE.
me Lot fronting stapis street 50 feet running 1acz
~ 100 feet via superb BricE l'Eelug eoul.uing
lu rooms, q geOl clslefu5 ain0a a-i'e use, orc
ALSO, NO Lot fronting I26 eot Pear. "a
t6sI Ceep, with good two story brick hsasz Containing
l0use &c. Both Lots dney with shrl55ery, ahals
Trees, and VIII be sold on accommodating terms a.
Ply % NANCE q WOOuWAkp,
JAMES a MU fHELL. OF
VA o.. NANCE.
Several good Farms, well iup rovsd, nssr Nashville
A large number Of unimprOFsd Lots. several Gardcu
Lots, IRON 20 IS acres, The city. Those wishing
purchase will do we'll 10 call soon OF.
lAD7-'a7-f- NANCE a. WOOD q Ifu
LONG CkEEK MILLS FUH sALE-kAhI
OPPOfTUNIGHT 10 LAND BUY EiLS.
VA 1sr sale about 1900 Of Land, uECreek
~ shout No miles A0rh OF NASHVILLE large potion ii
the veil ImDeT6d q splendll Saw Sill, propelled
BY neVBr-iaIilDg stream water many convenient
and comfortable improvements Whole raCt spIaadil Y
uatered, capable % maEIug eAcsluI e1ck- Farm.
lnsre the Bill ard lrom $1,000 81 5000 1f
saged timber, more wagon and teams, st0cE, s,
cattle, &c, &c, with every article Necessary c3rry In
such eslaDsama To euI0rpTising business men,
altogether oilers MOST splendid Opportunity 81 l-aks
profitable investment.
iEaslhrCe equa psy menta On o. ~ and . months, st
8ClOIdy secured payable sank via nssrsst, lea
retained usual. Apply 10
march 25-L NANCE q WOOD ARD