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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-09

IN THURSDAY, TIE 10Th DAY or SEPTEMBER
ONExT, we win oder for sale % the highes; bidder
on the premises about loo acres OF that splendid tract
Of land lately belSnging 10 the estate Of NATHAN
TEL IcSAIRY, deed, fronting both the Prank
I'm, Turnpike roads, about three miles frou Nash
vilie adjoining the lands u yohn Thompson Jtseph
Walk G. D. Cantrell Tllas. Platter ana others rhesa
lands have been divided nto lots varying in FROM
eight to fifteen acres each. About oaeilliFd of the
land Is heavily tinibcrsd with beaatGful forest
the balance cleared and IN high af caltyaiion
tile whole Is Under goct fence AMI sappilcd With
an abundance % eriailins water.
Ia point ~ fertility hes iaiits Wll cnmFare
ably with the best lands Ni,dte IunHrssse-ilry
he well, have dark loose soii-timbored with Sn-
gar tres, Walnut Poplar, Ash, wd Cherry, Hickory,
Box elder and Black Locust
To persons wishing choice places, IN good neigh
borhood near Nashville, thEs sale wil oder Tie great
est Inducements
There are three beautiful building sites fronting on
the middle Franklin turnpike road, and three splen-
did Sites covered VITA beautiful forest trees, fronting
on SO feet wtdc, isxteneiag from
Pike the stisrE). These lagls % The rschest
quality, aad al i.,rso5s sashing choice 6Arsl. ise
laBds pear the ety shoail asfend thls sale .ott
fa FIR tilrse arr attsassst he liaa,isnssI 4a bcsi
lsssis tlir eists.
Tsssss cEe.lil u ], and years willioul Inter
provesi security required and deeds givsE retaining
isn secure The payment, and Discount % 10 per
cent per annnm Eaads Tor cash payments
LSO-
Al the same time and place Wl be sold the entire
sleek % y. y. AeS4ry, consisting 81 valuable Brood
Mares niae very rae trotlng Colts, sired b. the
nowaed Washington sin Canadian Enlts oale PAIR ~
superior harness Horses, 20 head a Cattle neiusEs
several gea Mich Casa; Ioo haza q Hess; Iut q
sheep. 500 barrels Core $50 leaas sgd liAys Oats
and Foider Farming CtsasElss enc n1zgy, Hant4Hg
Wagaa and setts IL HsEncss, ~.
Terals q perishAble property ln.Ae kHeSn On aal
o. sale
Persnns wishing % examine any e The above prop
srty xi please call On y y. MeSaiFy, Esa., % he
PREMISES xbc sill take pleasure 10 shosag he same
SIZE u commence Al 10 oeinck A. ~. felstioa as
usual NANCE WOODWARD Agents.
T. 4 6tksocsx. Land Aaetoneers
tspt- HAssEz, stock Auctlonees-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-09
The Cheapest and Most Reliabl
Ague Remedy in the World.
Graefenburg Fever and Ague Remedy!

THIS medicine does contain particle min
erGl or Other injurious substance of any kind. 1t
relieves the attack once and its continued
short time strengthens the system and removes any
disposition to the return of the complaint.
PRICE FIFTY CENTS.
We hereby certify that have submitted the
Graefenburg Fever and Ague Remedy TO a close in
spection and scientific anal sis and have also tested
its curative qualities in several of Intermittent
Fever. We take great pleasure in saying that it has
proved completely successful and that II Is most
skllfuiiy compounded remedy. II must exert most
beneficial influence in all sucn Its tonic prop
critics are immediate and highly sautary, and it is
richly deserving the confidence of brethren the
Medical Faculty and of the Public.
SAM'L MARRY, NJ. D., New York; CHAs. w. RE-
yILoAN, Nj. D. Wisconsin; WIN. II. SMMINGToN, NJ. d.,
Illinois; THos. j. JOHNSON, N. d.. Missouri; WIN c.
KTTTREDGE, NJ. D., N II. JAS. T. MOrE, NJ D.. Indiana
JSo. 6. TERdNGToN. NJ D., California; WM. G. ASH
TON, M. H., Louisiana. A. MACKENZIE,
sept9-u Nashville, Tenn.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-09
n q " e "

WHEREAS, DIR. ROBERT MARTIN holds certain notes
w given by me in his favor for rent of the ST.
Cloud Hotel, some of which notes will be at maturi-
ty subjects to Offset for repairs and being done
said house. in accordance with the lease thereof
therefore notify the public not 10 buy trade for
two certain notes made by me in favor of said DR..
Robert F. Martin each for S547 so, one due Oct list,
1858, and the other due LIST January, 1889.
HU. T. SCOTT,
Proprietor ~. Cloud Hotel
Nashville, Sept. 8, IS5S-lw
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Druggists.
NEW DRUG STORE.

DR. n. J. WELLS. yNo. NJ. HOOPER. A. X. yoSEaI
WELLS, HOOPER & co.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN
Drugs, Medicines. Chemi- E
Gals, Paints, Varnishes. Oils, 49,
Dye-stuffs, Brushes of all J %N1fY
kinds, Perfumery, Fancy ar
ticles, Fine Wines and Ii
quors, Cfor Medical Purpos- r1~E9
: esq., Fine Cigars and Tobac- ztS-=EsxG ~
CO, Scotch and Maccaboy $50
Snuffs. &C.. &c, No. 81 Cedar street.
Nashville. Tennessee,
A RE now receiving a their Store a large and gen
n eral assortment OF Fresh Drugs, &C., for the
Summer Trade, embracing thing be called for
in a Drug Store.
They have also just received large lot of Pure
White Lead and Snow White Zinc in oil which they
will sell very low for cash. Those who wish 10 dis
guise their old dOmciis by giving them new dress
would do well In give them call They have all the
various coors, ground in oil generally used by Paint
Those who want Pure and Fresh Drugs and Medi
cines will do well 10 give them call.
r. SUBSCRIPTIONS neatly and accurately COM
pounded at all hours by experienced Prescrptonsts
Geb25-tf
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
invite the attention Of the public to my large ant;
we'll selected stock of Books Papers stationery and
Fancy Goods
COUNTRY MERCHANTS & SCHOOL TEACHERS
Can be supplied with School Books Of all kinds at
the lowest prices.
Text Books,
For Colleges, Academies Public aud Private Schools
constantly on hand.
Medical Books.
complete assortment Of Books published by
Blanchard 4 Lea, which will be sold nj Catalogue
prices.
Religious Books.
The publications Of the Carriers Martins Tresbyte-
rian Board, American Sunday School Union Amcri-
can Tract Society, American Bible Society, and the
Massachusetts Sabbath school Society
miscellaneous Books.
All Standard Works in Prose and Poetry, together
with the new Publications of the day
ChiIdren's Books.
Particular attention has been gwen 20 this depart
ment. More than 900 volumes OF the best Juve-
nile Books now published. Parent, examine them
Blank Books,
Such as Pass Books, Bill Books Note Books, Day
Books, Journals, Lcdgers, Copy Books Composition
Books Diaries for 1859, &c.
Fancy Goods.
Work Boxes, Tapier Mache Desks, Portfolios
Backgammon Boards, Chess Men Chess Table Draft
men, Gold and Pearl Pen Holders, Pearl and Ivory
Folders, Porcupne Pen Holders, Gold Fountain Pens
China Ink Sets, Bronze Ink Sets &C.
For the Counting IL DOM.
Letter Presses, Copying Books, Check Books on all
the Banks, Commercial Note Paper, Envelopes, Red,
Black and Blue Inks, Sand, Pen Racks, Check Tins,
Erasers; Pen Makers, Gold and Pens Bill Paper,
Red Tape, Bankers cases, Faber's Pencils, &c
CHARLES W. SMITH,
aug2S-U RAG II College street.
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M n 9 u G.
MRS. =. G.. WITHERS.

(Ldte Of The NdshriiIe Female AcGdcny,)
WILL give instruction in MUSIC, commencing
w September LIST Piano, Guitar and Singing
(fSasSmis system) will be taught at the usual terms.
Orders be len at Mr. McClure's Music Store, I'm
iop street and Mr.. Charles smiths Book Store College
street. auglT-lm
HUGH M'cREA, HooFER HARRIs.
Late of NcCrea 4 Terrass Late of IL r. Morris A Co.
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Auction and Commission Notice,

DEM. +. SHIELDS will continue 10 make sales for
I'D Cash only during the present Ali sales
made payable within three days Liberal advances
made on cOnsignments.
All persons having balances in our hands will IA
by calling and leave receipt for proceeds No
Goods bought account.
BENZ. +. SHIELDS.
p S.-Cnuntry Merchants will please call we
will keep constantly hand variety Of free goods
Sep7-tf
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FOR THREE DAYS LONGER.
Closing on Thursday Night!
G. OLDEN P r IL E S
Given away at each Exhibition of
w NE PAN A " q M n
AT
ODD FELLOWS, HAIL,
ODD FELLOWS, HALL.

NIFTY Prizes will be distributed among the audi
Il each night for 3 nights: Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday September 7th, Sth and 9Th This
exhibition most positively closes Thursday night
sept7-3t DR.. BEAIE PROPRIETOR
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-09
Kentucky CITY

Is located the east bank of the Mississippi upon
the nearest high land, (or above overflow, } 20 the
mouth Of the Ohio river and for all practical bust
ness purposes, is, and will forever be mouth OF
the Ohio.
Kentucky City and Columbus contains four thous-
and 300 acres laid off into lots, streets, alleys, &c.
500 acres in quarter and half lots; the remainder in
one, two, four ten, twenty forty and sixty lots
1t is from to 2lo feet above high water mark and
1ll.Ih h.. hinrln
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-09
Healthy and Fertile Country.

rapidly growing in wealth and population with sa-
luxurious climate, and generous, liberal, enlightened
and refined society. There is wanted but further
feature TO make this the most commanding point on
the great Gather of Waters - This uninterupt
ed communication with the interior OF the adjacent
States accommodate internal commerce and facil
tate the interchange of commodities That j.
now fully met by the established system Of
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-09
NUGN McCREA ~ CO,
Successors 20 II. B. Morris Co..
WHOLESALE GR0CERS AND COMMISSION
M Err CHI A N rs,
AND DEALERS IN
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,

Nos. and % Market Street,
NASHVfLLE e, TENNESSEE,
IIAvE on hand and Offer TO the trade on reasona-
II BILE terms the following articles and viii be IN
constant receipt OF fresh supplies
90 hhds. prime choice so goo Cigars, assorted
Sugar; branas:
100 bbls. BALTIC. crushed 25 boxes Calt Wine;
sugar; SO cases 81 Csrb soda:
so bbls powdered do; 50 bags ground Pepper;
IS hhls Loaf do; - Tubs,
$50 bags pTiine Coffee; loo dog. painted Buckets,
so kegs Nails so " Cedar -
100 hhIs NosaSs :; Liquors.
Ieo =, ia. do. 800 bbis rcVuhed Whisky
IS : IA, &c len Syrup; 10 a. Janaica Rum:
- has r. I,-r 2eo - Old Rye and BouT-
- b4.s Ssslce. bon;
Is bags Ginger; so bbis choice Moncnga-
rs boxes Tobacco, (all bella;
grades); bbis Bourbon from 3
700 boxes star Candles; years old;
20 eases Teas; 200 boxes ass'd Liquors;
100 bun Wrapping Irvine; SO bbis. Amer. Brandy;
sept3-u IS bbls ". Y. Gin.
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Hen advertisements.
Auction Sales for Cash.

DEM +. SHIELDS will sell THIS EVENING at ear
ID ly Gasght, variety of Clothing, Dry Goods and
Fancy Articles. Sale positive and without reserve.
septq-lt
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Strayed or Stolen

IRON the farm of Mr.. W. II. CRISP formerly
Il Bobert Dismukes } a Chestnut Sorrel Horse; hip
shod; about 5 feet one two inches high, and
Grey Mare Mule. Any information concerning then
will be thankfully received this Office and the
pense that may have been incurred willingly paid.
ssptS-tf CAT
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-09
Railroads.

which has fixed Kentucky City as the center of net
work of railroads stretching out and afording con-
nectons in all directions with the interior and with
the cities and lakes of the North aud ST. and rami-
flying throughout the whole South and West
That the public may not be led of by suspicious
that this is mere city paper, request vou TO
enqure-tO come and see for yourselves.
See the map-Kentucky City is the northern termi-
nus of the Great Mobile and Ohio Railroads.&c. miles
long See also our railroad connection by Union City
and along the Nashville and Northwestern Railroad
via. Paris and GAINESVILLE u Nashville I70 miles. Al
So by Kenton and along the Memphis and Ohio Rail
road 10 Memphis, about 100 miles. Also vim. Jack
son, Tenn, Holly Springs, Canton and Jackson Miss.
TO New Orleans, 500 miles. Also via. Cornth thence
along the Memphis and Charleston Railroad TO Tus-
cumbia, Huntsville Chattanooga, Knoxville, and the
East aud with Atlanta, and Savannah, Georgia Al
so, by the Fulton and Texas Railroad via Little Rock
through Ia Arkansas and Texas 70 the Pacific Ocean.
Also-by the Iron Mountain railroad 10 ST. Louis,
nra.I. % h. H..
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-09-09
Steam Ferry Packets,

plying and fro with Cairo and the Illinois Central
Railroad 10 Chicago, and the whole northwest
Intelligent, enterprlsng and practical men who will
come and see and investigate IN person, will be
WINGED that the extraordinary commercial advantages
and facilities of railroad and steamboat transportation
possessed by kentucky City secures this point re
which must, Of necessity, cause il speedily be-
come the great intermediate city between the North
and the South at which the productions and manufac-
lures Of each section will be concentrated for sale
"a be exchanged for those of the other.
The Hen Post Master General in a recent report
says: 'No man can look at the map of this country
without his finally resting the mouth Of the Ohio
the center OF population and commerce Of the
United States /"
The sale is TO be made without reserve and IA good
faith, and there will always be a reliable gentleman
on the ground, whose pleasure aud duty will be TO
give all needfu information, and answer all written
oral nterrogatories. Then Let one permit him
self TO be led on by rumor, when the facts
ccssible TO all.
Sale 20 commence Monday, SEPTEMBER 9th, 1853
and continue until all the Lots, numbering upwards
Of four hundred Id.
Terms of Sale.
Ten to twenty five per cent cash In hand, for the
residue a credit Of and two years with interest
BEN EDWARDS GREY, 4
r. ]. BULLOCK, Trustees
W.. II II. TAYLOR,
Address, for full information,
FRANK JAY MCLEAN,
AnOTIsey "a fact,
sept3-dkwtd Kentucky CITY, Ky.
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LEECHES.

A LARGE supply OF genuine Swedish Leeches inst
IA received and for sale by
RAINS & BROWN,
may27-1 No. 10 Public square
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COMM ERCIAL.
None ary.

,r-Tbere is a slight improvement no
I;, the Money market, not owing to a
~ w. abundance, but to less active demand
Dbl. are discounting moaerately-no,
r..,, 70 meet present engagements-and
49,. nI deal OF good paper finds its way to the
s''- ,rbsre !, goes at l162 per cent. per month
~, ~. :. yery little difficulty in negotiating
'-. r,rer. The bill recently passed by the
p''. 81 Delegates requiring the Banks to re-
specje payment on the lst OF May, and
'- -, !, IS hoped will pass the Senate, has had
L,,.s,ial effect upon our currency already, out
49,. STATE, and will be in every way advanta-
-, In New York, money continues In great
lance a, very low rates. We notice, ALSO
,,ovenen, in money matters in Baltimore,
'..n,5 The rates on the street there are equal
:, and in many instances above, those demand
si sers. =,
r,.s,ssr is in limited request, with de-
.,..,, tendency. We quote drafts on New
To,l Philadelphia, and Baltimore, at Il to 2
r., cen, premium.
p s-o,ys-We have no change to note in prices
.. Socks bere-which are firm. Virginia IS
=. Mex York have declined, and are quoted at
81.
las, WARRANTS have slightly advanced in
y.w York. and are quoted as follows 40
..,.s ,OoalO5; SOS s7a9o; 1905 s3aS6; 1905
s-24O
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-03

The receipts of Flour during the week nave
been fair, with limited demand Most OF the
sales have been made to the city trade, and pfi'
ces have remained unchanged. There were
sales on Change yesterday OF 200 bbis' se'ec'
brands at S4.56. The offerings Of Wheat have
been large, but the quality generally poor, and
prices have been without material change; las'
sales Of white al lOOGlO5c., and red at sOE1 iOOc
for inferior qualities. The demand fer Corn
is unabated-receipts have been fair, and prices
unsteady. Sales on Change yesterday at o9'@
Jsc. for white and mixed-very little yellow
coming 10 market Rye is in fair request al
6Oc.-receipts very moderate. Oats are dull,
and very few sales reported-we quote nomi-
nally at 3o633c. for bright. Quotations for
Plaster, Guano, Salt, &c, &c, are unchanged,
and market Ouipt
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-03
Baltimore Cattle Market, Aprn L.

CArTLK-The receipts of Beef Cattle to-day
were comparatively light, and prices were
shade better than on last market day. The Of
terings al the scales reached SIS head, 100 OF
which were driven to Philadelphia, So were left
over unsold, and the remaining 425 head were
taken up by Baltimore butchers at prices rang
ing from $3.50 TO SIS on the hoof, equal to $76
$3.50 net, and averaging S4,25 gross.
HoGs.-Hogs are in moderate supply and prl-
css for them have advanced. We quote them
today at S7G$7 so y 100 lbs. net, these figures
show an advance of rs to so cts. y 100 lbs on
last weeks quotations.
SHEEP Sheep have this week been in mode
rate supply, and prices are the same as last
week They sold TO day at prices ranging from
1878 TO S. a, 100 lbs gross.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-03
DIE D..

On the l4th ult., after short illness, al his
residence on the Alabama and Mississippi Rail
road, on which he had been recently appointed
principal engineer, JOHN MlNGE, jr., only
son of Dr. John Minge of Charles City, Va,
leaving a large circle of friends and relatives
in his native and adopted State, TO whom he had
endeared himself by his urbane, gentle, kind and
irreproachGble conduct, TO bemoan their loss.
At st. Edwards, Charles county, Nd, on the
2lst ult., HESTER ANN, daughter OF George
w ard the late Eleanor Carpenter, IN the 9th
year OF her age.
'SuiFer little children 10 come unto me, for OF
such is the kingdom of Heaven
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Loudoun county, Va, NH 23-eots

DUBLIC SALE OF VALUABLE STORE
HOUSE PROPERTY-By virtue OF a
Deed of Trust from VIM. L. Smith, TO me (tae
undersigned) as Trustee, dated lst OF May, 1856,
and recorded in the County Court OF Clarke,
will sell at Public Auction, to the highest bidder
on Monday, .Aprl goth, 1855, (being Court day)
in front OF the premises at ~ O'Clock, NJ, the
&zA STORE-HOUSE, WAREHOUSE, and
l.Il LOT OF LAND attached thereto, men
TONED and described in said deed, lying in Ber-
ryville, opposite the Berryville Botel, and on
the corner of the street leading TO the Court
House This is good stand Tor business, and
the property in every way, convenient and well
suited TO the Mercantile business.
The Terms OF Sale will be such sum in hand
as will pay the costs OF sale, together with the
interest due on the bonds secured by the trust;
balance in and IL months, with interest from
day of sale-purchaser giving personal security
for all of the deferred payments, besides deed
of trust on the property.
Such title as is vested in me (ths title believed
to be perfectly good) will be given.
GEO. w. BRADFIELD, Trustee.
Clarke county, Va, NH 29-eo2t
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-03

The Baltimore American says:-"Money IL
no, scarce, but investments are made with eau
ton. The unfavorable accounts from England
published yesterday, will probably have de-
pressing tendency on the market. The Banks
discount freely all good paper, but good deal
is selling on the street at eal0 per cent, and
good single names at IL per cent. Second class
paper is realized with difficulty.
The House of Delegates of Virginia having
passed bill requiring the Banks OF that State
'Oresume on the first OF May, no doubt much OF
the raper OF that State now in CIRCULATION here
will be withdrawn North Carolina money,
which lately formed so large a portion of our
currency, is not often met with now, and the
high rates of discount demanded by the brokers,
viii have the effect Of keeping il out of circua-
lion"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-04-03

RreHR,

In the Senate, yesterday, Mr.. Seward pre-
sented memorial from citizens Of New
York, in relation to marine signals.
Mr.. Jooes, Of Iowa, presented a petition
from citizens of that State, asking grant of
land to aid in the construction of Railroad
in that State.
The reception from the House of the joint
resolution to adjourn finally on the first Mon
day Of June, being announced, Mr.. Brown
said it was madness to consider that measure
now, and on his motion it was laid on the
table.
A bill granting the right of presumption to
the Indiana yearly meeting of Friends, to
certain lands in Kansas was next considered.
The Kansas bill as amended by the House,
was taken up.
Mr.. Green moved Inconvenience in the
House amendment
Mr.. Bigler addressed the Senate in oppo-
siton to the amendment.
The Senate refused to concur in the amend
ment, and returned the bill to tho House,
and adjourned.
In the House Of Representatives Mr.. Goode,
from the Committee on the District of Colum-
bia, reported back, without amendment, the
Senate bill to acquire certain lands needed
for the Washington Aqueduct. 1t was passed.
The House resolved itself into COMMITTEE
of the whole on the state Of the Union, and
resumed the consideration of the bill to sup
ply deficiencies in the appropriations for the
year ending June Both, 1858.
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Clarke county, Va, nh 29-eo2t
VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE-By viz
" tina Of four LaeLs of trnst eNncmied 10 me

VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-By viz
Y tue of four deeds OF trust, executed 70 me
by Robert Morrow, and OF record IN the County
Court OF Fauquier county, shall, for the pur'
poses in said deeds mentioned, offer for sale, at
public auction 10 the highest bidder, at the front
door of the Court House OF Fauquier county,
on Tuesday, the 9Th day Of .fpriL 1855, Chat be-
ing Court day,) valuable TRACT OF LAND,
on Licking Run, near the Warrenton Junction,
containing 5l2i ACRES, it being portion Of
the Norton tract.
This Farm offers many inducements to pur-
chasers The soil is good, and susceptible OF
high state of improvement. Its location is heal
thy and advantageous, and it is well supplied
with Wood and Water.
The terms of sale, as agreed by the parties in
interest, will be one.thrd Of the purchase money
in cash the remaining two.thirds in equal in
stalments OF one and two years, with interest
from the day of sale, to be secured by bonds
with good security, and deed OF trust on the
land. JOHN p. PHILIPS, Trustee.
Fauquier county, Va, NH 2--eots
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Ministers, and vols Ill aud ". containing the
Memories of Presbyterian CleTgymen; price
$3.50 per volume.
The Youths Companion and Councillor, edited
by William Chambers author Of Things as
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Tcras, her Resources and her Public Men, a
Companion for j. De Cordovers new and cor
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