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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-22

~ A company has been organized In
Memphis 10 supply that place with water.
The Bsiietia says o: L.; The Company, as
many OF our readers are aware. has rec lived
a charter from the State Legislature. and was
duly organized on the 18Th inst. by the elec-
tian OF Hon. JAMES c. JoSEs as President !;
w. A. BLrrnE. Eq. Secretary. and Mssrs.
II. @. BRiSkLEr. j. wIcKEkssAx. ID. NJ. LEArn-
ERsAs. J. c. JOKES and W. A. BLYTHE as Di-
recters. The names Of these genll, men BE-
ing enuneeted with The enterprises Is she best
guaranty that possibly could be oasred that
no orainery obstacle that can intervene will
for any lengih II time retard this Important
improvement. and II those interested aili but
extend that es-operasion manded aud da,.
al their hands. tn speedy completion Of the
N mps,l- Water Works may bs set down a.
"a assured certainly"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-22

DOUGLAS FOR PEACE AND HARMoSY.-The
Washington correspondent of the New York
Courier g. Enqarer, writing on the 10th inst,
says:
IL is stated upon credible authority that
Mr.. Douglas has written TO one of his friends
In this city. expressing his desire for the un-
ion of all Democrats upon the basis of the
Cincinnati Platform. the Compromise Of $50.
aud the bred Scott decision. The letter was
considered on Monday last in n select council
composed of personal friends of Judge Doug
las and the special adherenis of the Admins
tration. What decision, il any. was arrived
at has not been promulgated. but No doubt
exists that the prestige of success and the
a.cendency of character which belongs tn Mr..
Douglas will effect the union which is anx-
iousiy sought by his friends.
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noNDAY. NOVEMBER %. 1858
e A sheIbYYine corresnondent Of h

9Banrr favors the call Of State Convention Of
the Americans and Wings of this State on the
END of February, and suggests the name of
EDMUND CooPER, of Bedford. AS a suitable per-
son to become our standard bearer. He saws
2 Mr.. CoorsH "would fight our battle. fired by
me zeal of a Percy, and yet every blow that
he gave would be guided by the wisdom of a
sNestor.' And wherever he went the retreat
ing and dismembered legious of democracy
would tell of his arrival" He was favor
ably spoken of in this connection before the
last canvass, and would unquestionabIy make
. thorough and vigorous canvass.
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Irw ADVERTISEMENTS.
more New Rocks.

ISABELLA 0RSINL Historical Novel Of the Eff,
teenth Century By the aathor Of Beatrice Cenci
K n PEPPER aud other Condiments, put up for gen
eral use. spicy book
VERNON GROVE; Or, HEARTS AS THEY ARE.
VIOLET; Or, THE TINES WE LIVE IN.
GRANDMOTHER'S SCRAP BOOK; Or, WESTERN
CLEANER
ZENAIDA. BY Florence Anderson.
SIDNEY GREY. A Tale Of School Life.
COURTSHIP OF MILES STANDISH. Longfellow.
BRowNLow AND PRYNE- Debate on SLAYER.
Just received and for sale by
nov22-0 CHI ARIES W. SMITH
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What the Planter Loses by shipping
his Cotton to England.

The average crop of cotton does not ex-
coed 800 pounds to the acre, and in order TO
produce the 500 900 900 pounds Of cotton an
nualv sold to the English manufacturer l.
700 900 acres of land must be put under cul-
tivation To make these lands ready for
production, at least 100 days labor must be-
expended on each acre. in preparing the soil,
fitting up the necessary buildings, housing
crops. &c. which, at the minimum price OF
so cents per day, would represent an actual
capital invested in land. of SS4.500 000.-
This is exclusive of the hands employed,
which estimated in the same rates as the land.
will give a further sum of SS4.500,00O; and
of the capital employ, in transporting the
cotton to the place OF shipment. which may
be footed up thus: At the distance of Is
miles from the place of shipment (Which is
fair average.) one yoke of oven or pair OF
mules will be required to haul 1000 pounds
and the time consumed in each trip. will moi
fall short OF a week the number of loads to
he transported during the shipping season, OF
8 months, will amount to 100000. and, con
srquently. during that period there must al
ways be in use:
1900 Wagons worth at ........s 75-s $4,000
il, 900 Oxen and Mules at-...... - 1eO.OOO
$50 Men and Mules. .......... oOO- o,Zso,ooo
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FREE-SOIL PROPERTY
set For sale.

On HcLenors, bef,oan Church and Broad areets.
I AN Offering for sale, privately, that valu- 49,
able HOUSE AND LOT, situated IN McIs,- 20;
more street. be ween Church and B-oad stS @'s
fronting McIemore 90 feet. running hack 100 feet
to an alley. The improvements a two story
brick, containing noamS IN the main bnilding b.
sides kitchen, servants rooms stable sc Tier Is
also tine well Of never failing water. besides other
conveniences which makes il all together desirable
place Independent az its being free n, m "a Nation
and central % the bnsinass portion of tho cit, and
with all the advantages Of being the corporat'on
viii recommend itself e. the favorable Consideration
OF those wishing 10 purchase
u not snla prvat'l Nv before the 9TH OF nlCEM-
PER NFNT, viii OFF, il public sale CT the prem
ses. AT Ii O'Clock For terms, &c applv 10
nov2O-u r. GLASCnCE. Agent
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MoRE HoltsEs GoNo To ENGfAND.--Mr.
James l.. Bradley. Of Fayelte county. has sold
his three ye r old hlly. 10y impirt d Glencoe,
dam Brown Kitty. by Birmingh N. 10 Robert
Harlan. Of Cincinnati for $500. She was
the winner Of the Produce stake for thr,e
year olds, two mile heats, at thr recent fall
meeting over the Association Course, near
Lexington.
DR.. l.. II rr also sold 10 the same p ram
his two wear old hiiy by Star Davis, dam 10y
Mnckl- john. for 81 800. THIS lilly Ma "a
winner 1T two year old stake last fall These
horsss were purchased for the English turf
Lou Our.
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[Fron, The Saturday Rertesc, (LOndon,) Oct es-l
With patient industry only less remarkable than
his creative power, he has produced a work which,
in addition to higher qualities, Is amusing as Wa
verify novel, and accurate German mono
graph.
[FFon, the Neic York Tines. Nor 5a, Is5s-l
His "Iife Of Frederick the Greaiv has long been
eagerly anticipated and that IL has been publish
ed 1t is scized upon with much avidfy though IL
were a noveIby b, liver dickens. .
There no abatement OF the old carIylean strength,
humor quaintnrss, with which the reading world
is already familiar, which many have tried in
vain initiate. and which still remains unique and
impossible TO all but their inventor and master.
[FYor the v. = Erening Post, Nor. eth, 1851
| If the volumes which are succeed shah equal
the two which We have read, Carlyle's Liz. OF Fred
erick the Great be regarded his greatest work
The author has explored field which has never been
intelgently and thoroughly traversed by a compe-
tent historian and the result is historical
ton Of scenes and persons the eighteenth century
which few readers were prepared 10 antiepa
[Frsna re " 7. Tribune, oct sob, 1851
No labor be compared U tie literary toll, Of
which the marks conspicuous every page Of
these volumes. Such handling of antique musty doc
uments, such thrashIng Of husks for a grains nr
corn, such ey destroy ing, soul depressing pertnacty
Of Research jas their composition has evidently de-
handed Of the author, almost place the miraculous
| diligence OF Gbbnn himself a discount. Seldom
| indeed is the inspiration Of a man Of genius hap
PLY combined with the logged faithiulness OF n
drudge.
From the National Rerieso, (Loldoa,) Oct lsAs.l
OF the richness OF Mr.. Caryle's book in firmly
| drawn vi pctnres Of men and thinf,s-of III
fantastic humor and rugged manly pathos, no idea
| can be gathered except from its pages.
There is characteristics of Mr.. Carlyles which
rises him above the level OF all contemporary histo
rans; solemn sense of the my stery and wonder al
human life ami of the universe in which placed is
never absent from him In bis dealings with the
dnitely little'' that makes large part of history
he loses sight OF the Infinitely great that
struggles Intellectually for expression through It, II
is tins sense than ives his writings their turn d
quaint pathos, their tone of muurnfu irony
their startling and grotesqne contrasts
From The Brooklyn Times Noe I'd 1851
The present biography is the product Of years o.
the most profound research, a research conducted
with the Of enthusiast " no is in love
with his theme, instead Of the Flooding dullness OF
the boot making Dryasiusts. The subject is thor
oughly exhausted.
FOR SAFE BIZ
w. r.. KERRY 81 CO., Public Square.
| novlS-u
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Our attentive correspondent wrote per brig
Ellen Hayden, but she did not reach here until
after the arrival of the Isabel. We make the
following extract from his letter, which will
be read with interest: ~
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-22

The Mississippian lays down the following as
the conditions for the admission of DOUGLAS
in to the ranks of the sham ''natiouals':
l. That be shall be disarmed.
2 That he sail he reduced to the ranks.
3. That be shall be compelled to rad all
his speeches since the opening of Congress
and rehearse his conference with the Black
Republican leaders.
4. That he utterly abjure the infamous here
sizes which Comprised the staple of his speeches
in the late canvass.
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(Frons the Nesg York Mercury.l
ADAH IsAACs MENKEN.
By n. n.

The finer that the harp is strung,
Tie easier its strings are broken,
The dying wall oft from il wrung,
VI this is but the mournful token.
The atmosphere OF woman's life
l. all too rare and too ether al;
Units her for this mortal strife,
For breathing in this gross material.
Fne-strung thy soul, ethereal, rare p
The atmosphere that floats about thee;
But that LIES conflict thou wilt dare,
And come ofconqueror, who Can doubt thees
Thy strengthening and sustaining faith,
Implanted with the dawn of reason.
The power TO shield and save thee hath
In every time and season.
Then fear not, thou bright bird Of song,
To plume thy burn wing;
The faith that makes the weakest strong,
Shall strength and safety bring.
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North Edgencld.

ON THURSDAY, THE 2ND OF DECEMBER NEXT,
" propose bring ID n great sale Lots in this
addition. the Railroad depot will ON that
casion OFF, thirty or forty Lots, some of them
well improv ed and with neat and substantial residen-
ces upon them.
For further particulars hand bills, &c.
TERNs-0ne two and tliree years credit, for notes
payable Bank, satisfactorily secured bearing in
terest, and lien retained.
A V. s. LINnSI.EY
E R. GIAscocK, Auctioneer. noy22-td
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IN ORDERING TICKETS oRcERTIFIcATEs


Enclose the money address for the Tickets
dered receipt of which they Will be forwarded by
first mail Purchasers have tickets ending in any
figure they may designate.
The List of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent
to purchasers Immediately after the drawing.
Be- Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain, and give their Post Office. county and State.
err Remember that every Prize is drawn and paya-
bile in full without deduction.
All prizes OF 81 900 and under, paid immediate
ly after the drawingother prizes the usual time OF
thirty days.
All communications strictly confidential.
Address Orders for Tickets Certificates 10
5. SWAN Co, Augusta, Ga.
re- Persons residing Montgomery, Ala, or
Atlanta Ga, can have their orders filled, aud save
time. by addressing s. Swan Co. either of those
cities.
Hs- A list Of the numbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount of the prize that each ia
entitled to, will be published after every drawing, in
the following papers augusta (Gd. Constitutional
iSt Neo Orleans Delta, H1i,iie ReJister, Charleston
Standard. Nashville Gdzete, Atlanta HsteiIencer Ne0
York Weekly Day BOak Sardnndh Ddily Ne,os Rich
Bsond Dispatch, Nei0 Fork Dispatch, and Faulding
(hSs) Clarion, and Litle Rock (Ark True Democrat
nov22-td
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To be completed in 4 Vols
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FrRE.-We regret TO learn that the resi-
dence II Mrs. ELIZABETH HAsHAw. on Sugar
creek, was burned TO the ground on Sandas
night, consuming everything in the house
except few articles. BY this fire Mr. :.
HAsHAw loses everything she possessed. and
she is now houseless. and q real object Of
chzrity.--.Shs byvsiie C5salfnkoHaflss.
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A Handsome City Residence,
No. IA Cedar Street,
For Sale RriNnieIN

/ AN Offering foI sale, privately, that beau ~
tilul and c0mmndious family rcsidercc, h;iiI
No ~ Cedar 81, on Capitol Hi. few ~
doors below Vine street, NJ present owned and
occupied by W o. HAIEIS The mprov mtuts c. n
sist 81 Two story hrirk, containing rncms la tho
main building, v m additional room over tie
passage IN second story. making altogether ruots.
There Il also good two story brick kitchen con 10
timing two servants rooms, snake House, Pantry
with other necessary ont h"uses including Stable,
&c. The Lot j. 50 feet front Cedar street ruuiu
back $50 feet alley.
tbs property presents many advantages 20 the
business man, w paint ~ location 10 any VT offered
being but few minutes walk from any pOrtun Il
the business marts 81 the cit. The price nNrd upun
Il should be indncemcut O. the capitalist or to
those wishing 90 procure hones ~ "A location every
way desirable. We viii take pleasure IN SHOW IN <
the property al any time ersurs wishing -
purchase II needs only an examination to commend
Itself. For terms, &c., apply
novl.-u r. r. GLASGOW, Agent.
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The transportation of 100000 bales of
cotton to Fngland will employ 200 hips.
(suppOsng each to carry 1000 bales, and to
make three voyages year, at an average of
$4,000; yielding gross freight list of 49,
0OO. 900. The use of steamboats,. warehouses.
packing machinery. &C.. on this side of the
ocean, and of the docks, warehouses, cars.
railroads, &c on the other side will cost as
much more, the whole will sum up as fol-
lows:
Capital invested in production. sl69 ,Oo0, 900
Capital nvcsfedi IN transportation.... lO,t53 900
Capital invested in incidental expenses 900
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eiectieu II nftren directors u manage the
n sdsirs q ths C.snfaay ia be heid Al auFfrrss
eofa GA wkl> kSliAf ths fsth dsy - necember
ext sbekh tders, esaaI. - u be eaFFiea o. the
escifes sr ores the Nhaie RAJ, they - prefer,
tnd ek % rhew Respective sias1.sIss - ths IA,
isFffssts tse DAY of ay STR saAt 81 stsnn, by
sbesing theF cszIGcates Of slrk the csniRrsDss.
". A. GltAFES.
noES--u secre,.Fy.
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Oysfcx NAsuyTtfK 4 Csxv4A<ecsA r. r. On,
Nashville Nov. Is, lsSs-
v. X SrENEssoS. Esd, PKErsr.
ncar Sri hand y0u herewith statements marked
A and b. The shows the condit ~ the Cssfn
pany 90 tbs ist inst. The aher shows the recsspt-
and exF~nses % tn transporlatan department. foT
II mouths, ending Let nsi- scil aEn1,n PAID zoe
permanent xeFk, oaght, Interest ca neatsng aud
tcn.ssa debt, Az ". A 6IkAftS.
nov.2 Secretary.
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rheumatism.

A MONTHS STANDING CURED.
GEORGE W. HENDERSON, Of Pittsburgh, says
SIN, part of the time severely as to confne me
To my he'd, have been entirely cured by using Beer
Aaves Holland BTtters have hal attack since
hat found almost instantaneous relefn the med
cine. 1t is, in my opinion, sure remedy for Gu
matism.n
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n es- We MOTTO d In this city .yes ertlsy some
of the friends ~ J. W. Write, whose death
was mentioned IA our paper Of last week. On
their way To Arkansas. Jar the parpese Of In
ycstigaling the circumstance Connected with
the a, alb II Mr. White. and a. have his body
disinterr and removed. TO be bari, AZ hi
home In Chattanooga. We understand that
a metallic burinl-casr. with all prep mater
ials. &c, were pr, cur, d by them Ia lhi. cit =
aud tsken With them u Arkansas. -hkmYAu
Appoal.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-11-22

A rich man one day asked a man Of wit
what sort of thing opulence was.
g 1t is a thing" replied the philosopher,
(which can give rascal the advantage over
an honest maH."
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Norfolk Oysters.

7 AM still receiving daily by Adams -
i Express, large sup lies If the above j n (sg
Oysters, hch | am selling as low as ~
possible. II you will try them know
they will please. All sell warrant good or money
returned.
antilles supplied reasonable terms AT any tine,
day or light, at RIDDI.EBERGERS, corner OF Cherry
and Deaderck streets. -
THOMAS STOUT.
PSI live in Norfolk and get them fresh every
dsv nCVZ0-u
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DIED..

In this city, at the residence eff Mr. William McIn-
osh, of Consumption, in the 24th year of his Mr..
A. !. RAINS, formerly a resident of Louisville, Ky.
Louisville papers please copy.
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PoRK.-A large quantity of Pork has been
engaged during the past week al cents. 1t
is now thought that will be the ruling price
here.-Murf TEL.
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u " ~ - U u Ne

We have just received a splendid ar
WSA-S+S tcle of WINTER NEWS INK, from the
celebrated Mandatory OF MArHERs Sons, New York
in kegs Of lOO SO aud IS pounds For sale cheap for
cash SMITH, CAMP & CO.,
poyI9-tf Patriot Office.
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Committed to Jail

az Davidson county. the 9th day OF November
" 1855, negro n an, who his name is JACK
and belongs to Alexander Jones, al Fayette :, Ala
said boy is about so years, weighs bout ITO pounds
FIVE feet two inches high, dark compile Mon The owner
is requested to come forward prove property and pay
charges as the directs, this Nov. goth, 1858.
THOS. HOilS0N,
nov22-4w Jaiior OF Davidson county.
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II there 4ny Ne. Hhoisssis Grecery H@us
| s1shse exferasaeea SslssHsan Prem kast Tea
nsssas she ms arbee god trade fFeu, Es-t Tea
essss. repsr seaExis. aa4 Sortk AlAbAala. piaase
4dr-xs u. a. Athess. fsas.
R<fsss.ss. gives s.a rssaFss. fsevs.
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14.453,O 900

Here we see that the sums paid by the
planter for sending his crop to n distant
market. and bringing back mauuiactnr
goods. would. in two and half years, btild
coo mills, and three iron furnaces. These
establishments. with any kind of ma"agr-
ment. would nett 20 per cent on the invest
ment: equal to $1,000 600. Yet. not only is
all this lost by the policy of using a distant
market instead of mar one, but likewise
all the refuse Of the manufacture nf IN 500,-
600. 900 pounds OF cotton, all Of the OFF, of
the families of those prisons cngag a in con-
verting IL into cluth;all the manure of the 49,
600 oxen and mules engaged in hauling IL To
the plac" of shipment. and all the vast ma
trial left after feeding 1880 men, all Of
which is dropped on the road and forever
lost A moderate estimate for these several
losses would be SIS 900. 900. which is robbed
IRON the hand every year, AID to that extent
iiminishcs Its fertiliz ng capital. Thus. the
actual loss of the planters Of IN South under
the present. system may be safely stated at
s5OOO0,0oO per annum.-Asa,Phis Elgls and
Enquirer.
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ONTHE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
$4,000 Tickets!
$50 Prizes.-Nearly one Prize to every nine
Tickets.
Magnificent Scheme
TO BE DRAWN
APPROXIMATION PRIZES.
$4,000
Whole Tickets $40; Halves SIS; Quarters 50 So
Certificates of Packages win be sold at the fol.

% A Circular showing the plan of the Lotteries
will be sent to any one DESTROYS Of receiving it,
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Auction Sale of Groceries
BY
Carter. WilSfOrd & Co.

ON Tuesday. N0v,r 23d. we will one'
" for sale in front Of our Warehouse No.h Market
Street IA large aud complete assortment Of Grocer
les consisting in part as follows;
~ hhds. prime Sugar 80 boxes Star Candles;
Is bbs. Crushed Sugar; 50 - Tallaw do.
rs Leaf Sugar; 1000 bbls emit. Whisky,
100 bags Coffee: ali brands;
Is bSls. Molasses: Is bbis. Robinson CO, do;
rs Golden Syrup; 100 pkgs. French Brandy r.,
so half bbls Mackerel; all grades
200 doZ. Cove Oysters, 10 bbls ark Brandy;
K 2fb Cans; so dog. Bnrkcts;
10 bags Pepper; 10 bbl=. Gni
" Spice; $50 boxes ~oap.
chests Tea: 500 600 Cigars all grades;
25 dog Cot. Bed Cords; rs box y gal. Pickles;
rs Reels Rome; II qts.
so boxes Snun; 10 - kaisnp:
80 dog y Cans Pepper; IS - at. Bottles;
SO Z" +" Mustard; so Reams Wrap. Paper;
bales Mats:
Together with many other articles - make com
Nete sale. In future ~iil continue to sell every
Tuesday at 10 O'Clock, A. VI.
CARTER, wIIsFORD 60.
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A S NJ ALL F AR N
Eifty Acres
t.Ots in NlcssaNOek.

L u. NJ ~ sale privately, 20 lots IN McGavock I,
>irat 81 80 jefferson, Madison, Fillmore Avenue /,
fsi'tr'. Al crti Avenue, Hcuo~rFhutt aud JAHrs
stree > A. - m scii great bargai. a. These.
sire arci some OF the most bs.uiifu IN that adj
itFr. AT thsse Of small means, wanting cheap
b. m = their chance. For particulars call
GlAsCs Ck,
art.-t Agent
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Notice

Notice.
WE want IN purchase for Cash
w 2,0o0 bushels Dried Apples;
1000 bushels Dried Peaches, peal a and unpealed
I01 Pears;
500 new Pea Nuts:
Fer the above we will paw the highest market pri-
ces either in Cash Groceries.
RE.EMFS, MirCHFIL Co,
Corner Broad and Summer streets,
nOvlT-lms Nashville, Tenn.
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l1eal estate Sales.
Most Valuable City Property,
At Public Sale.

On Thursday, 9Th Of December next,
On the premises al IL O'Clock A.. NJ I propose TO
~ Offer ~ Public sale that commodiOns Resicence
corner of Church and AcLemore streets, now oecu-
pied by VIM III. smith, Esq The lot frons 60 feet
on Church and l2s on HcLemore strect-House con
tains ten good rooms, with necessary houses
Fixtures. Hydrant water. &c II is one Of the most
desirable residences the city and convenient to
all the business parts of oar city.
ALso.-At the same time three vacant Lots imule-
diately adjoining the above fronting ach 90 feet on
Church street. and running back lis To an alley
The foregoing property IS Tree from taxes
Terms.
For the House and Lot one-fourth cash-bah nee I
and years credit, for satisfactorily secured
bearing interest," payable IN bank aud lien retained
For the vacant Lots credit 81 ant 5 years for
notes bearing Interest aud secured as above.
viii be sold privately If desired For further
particulars call
A. V. s. IINpSLEY.
T. r. GLAscocK. Auctinneer. nOvl9-td
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New Publications.
Carlyle's Frederick tie Great.
w. T. BERRY & Co., Public square,
RAYE JUST RECETVED
HISTORY OF FRIEDRICH THE SECOND,
CALLED
FREDERICK THE GREAT.
THOMAS CARLYLE,

AWthor Of 'TLory IF the French RerolUtion.'' "CrOm
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Vols. and II, with Portraits and Maps, II mo
Muslin.
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