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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-04-18
Southern Portable Plantation
Corn Feeder and FIGURING Mil
E1EaEoIdaFan sEaf-

u U n X MIL
OstOnes OfalI
size8 on hand
and madetO or
der, smHt mills,
mill irons, mill
gsering, belt
Tag, hOisitng
and regulating
screws, screen
wire, dams8l
irons, Plaster
paris, Dutch su
brand bol-
nngelOthsOi all
Numbers
We also con
tract for the e-I
recuOn OfdOur
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NH AIan AL
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kindsOf repairing done IN the substantial manner
ng both practical mechanics, safely promise general
Satisfaction. An articles sold By warranted 70 be OF
The best quality. Alsrs MuWnghts and others re-
spectfu invited 70 stock before purchasing.
IL All orders and eommuneatloas promptly attended
70. WARTS & kYAE,
aug HID College and Bread g., NaHhvillB.
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SCHEME.
3,ls6 Prizes, amounting to $751;

TICKETs.-wholes, IS; Halves, SO 5O Quarters 81 25.
Bank Of sound Banks taken at par. Checks New
York RENTED for Prizes.
Drawings Of large Glasses will be published in New YORK
New Orleans sunday papers, and Cha lesion and SA-
vannah daliss.
Orderrg Tickets Certificates, enclose the money T.
our address, the Tickets Crdersd receipt Of which
will be forwarded b. first mail. Purchasers haE
Tickets ending In any figure they may designate
TIE list Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes a be sent 70 puT
ehaser5 immedistG5 after the drawing.
Purchasers vii please write their signatures plain and
give their Pest Office, County and STATE.
Remember every Prize Is dawn and payable in full
without deduc lon
Prizes 81 600 and under paid Immediately amer hs
drawingothsr prizes usual Of thirty days.
AN communications strictly confidential
Address orders Tickets @. n. SWAIN, NashFills
Tsnnessss, orto ANDERSON g. SON, Managers,
feb IL Macon savannah, Georgia
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PRIZES PAYABLE WITHOUT DEDUCTION

In public At Macon, Ga, under the superntsn.
deDce Of E. c. Bulkley and Jos. Waterman Esq's.
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was present and heard Mr.. Snow acknowledge the acls
ceulEnsd 10 The above certificate have been acquainted
with r. and Mrs Snow Tor many yeGrs, and have
10 believe she tFute Of their csTtIncsts.
Rev. J. W. NBKDHAMs.
PREPARED ONLY BY
w. f. GRAY.
marI6-trw&W5m Nash 7ie, Tennessee.
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The above mentioned Digest can Be had within Ten or a.
issn days asths4OllBWmg Book stores:
Messrs. Lamb Young q Co., Memphis, Tenn.
Ar. G. &. BrOWn Jackson, Tenn.
Messrs. JOhn YORK & Co. Nashville, Team.
Mr. J. A. Ragl, Knoxville, Team.
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iEABLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY 3 TICKET
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME 7 ~.
- , ~ - y . = : : =
PRICa OF EIoE9Ts,


PRICE uGKEFs.
WHOLE TICKETS, $40; HALVES IS; QUARTERS, s25l
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
The Numbers from 70 5000, corresponding with host
Numbers the Tickets printed separate SHIPS Of P4PeE
encreled with small lin tubes and placed in one Wheel
The nrst 45l Prizes, similarly printed and sneeled are
placed in another Wheel. -.
The Wheels are then reyOved, and number IL dawn
from the Wheel Of Numbers and a. me sane tine PILe =
draHn from the other Wheel The Number and Prize drawn
OHt opened and exhibited 70 the audeuce and registered
By the Commissioners the Pzs beng placed against The
Number drawn. This operation il repeated until az he
AUTHORIZATIONS PsIEnsThs two preceding an the two
succeeding Numbers those drawing The hrst Prizes viii
II Ticket No. 1880 draws $4,000 Phze hose Tickets
numbered 1928, ll949 l l52. viii each be entitled %
els numbered 5, $40 ssh $50 viii each be entitled 70 $780,
and 50 on according tothe above scheme o. s-
The5 UOJ Prizes Of s29 will be determined By the last hg
Of tho No that draws the $40 O00puzs, For example
the number drawing the 10000 prize ends with J. then
sll the tickets Whsre the number endsin viii be entitled
10 $50 IL the numberends with 30. 2 then all he5ekels
where the number ends IN win be entitled 70 $40 and
Certificates Of Packages WILDE sold at the following
Certificate Of Package Of 10 Whole Tickets, $50
10 Half -...-... 40
10 Quarter ........| %
q" 10 Eighth ....-...| 10
IN ORDERING TICKETS Oh CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money 70 address for the Tickets order
mail. Purchasers have Tickets ending in any hg-
The iisof DraRa Numbers and Prizes viii be sent to
PURCHASERS Immediately after the drawing. ..
Purchasers will please write their signature plain, give
their Post Ofice County and State.
- Remember thateTery prizsis drawn, and payable
in full without deduction.
~ All prizes Of 81 900 and 6nder paid Immediately
er the draWingOthsr prizes 81 the usual time Of thirty
lays ..
RsA- Al Communication strictly confidential.
Aadress ORDERS tor Tickets or Certificates ~
s. SWAN CO., Augusta, Ga
? Persons residing Montgomery, Ala. or Atlanta,
Ca have their orders died. and tme BY address
NJ IS wi a g
III list Of the numbers that drawn from the wheel
with the amount Of the prize that each is entitled 70,
will be published AFTER every drawing IN the following
peFss-NeW Orleans Delta, Mobile Register, OharsstOn
Standard Nashville Gazette, Atlanta lnteigenceF, New
Weekly Day Book, Savannah Morning News and Rch
mond Dispatch, and New YORK Dispatch, and PRulding
Miss.l Clarion, Augusta (Gs Constitution list. maIN
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Wool! Wool!I

WE want Three Th~usand Pounds, clean Washed
w Wool, for which We viii pay Cash. We waat it to
make Jeans and Linseys. .b-
march W. q. GORDON co:
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New Store & New Goods.
Cheap Cash & Exchange Store.

THE subscriber having sold bis in the old
stand Of EyEns Co, 50 Market street, and located
himself permanently his property. Of Cher
and Mulberry South Nashville, known heretofore
loves Store, received, and is open ng
splendid EssoTtmenOf New and Fesh Goods every
crpon suitable The Of beth city and country
consisting Of
DRY GOODS
o. all kinds Prints, Ginghams, dne Lawns, DsLanes Lin
eLS, JRconeus, Musiius, silks, Ribbons, &c.
JEWELRY.
Fine Gold Rings, ladies' and Gents Breast Pins OF Ca
meO, Mosaic ana cold stone; Fob Chains, &c. Also
READY MADE CLOTHING,
or The latest style and quality.
COTTONADES.
Heavy Wooden Goods, Demestcs, Blankets, &c.
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS AND CAPS,
HARDWARE, CUTLERY AND QUEENSWARE,
In thing will be kept that will be necessary for the
completion Of a well assorted stock Of Goods.
All u which be Is mined 20 sell for ready cheaper
than be purchased In Nashville as bis limited sEpen-
will ALLOW him 20 do
maTQl I. C. HAsBROOK.
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CABIN PASSA GE FRO CHARLESTON
TO NEW YORK,
TWENT Y-FIVE DOLLARS,
United States Mail Lime

NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON STEAA
SHIPS
Through in As to So Hours.
SEMI WEEKLY
The new Steam Ship Columbia, 1900 tong, II. Berry
Commander.
Nashville, 1900 tons, 7. D. Evan, Commander.
HariOn, 1900 tons, ". ]. Foster, Commander.
Jas. Adger, 1900 tons, 8. @. Turner, Commander,
sOutheEneT, 1000 TONS L. n. Marry, Commander.
81. LEAVES Adger'B Whsrves, every Wednes
day and Saturday afteF the arrival Of the
cars from the South and West, ''at high
water"
These Steamships we're ell built expressly FOR this
Line and for safety comfort and speed are unrTRsd
the Coast.
Tables supplied with every luxury. Attentive and
teous Commander will insure Travellers BY this Line
avery possible comfort and accommodation.
OsbinPassRge, SIC,
bteersge passage. ....-......-. ...so'
Forfreigbt or passage having elegant State Room AZ
0OmmOdRtions, sppyto
RENRY NI5sROuA. 4 co. Agents,
may % SIT Charleston, 5. G.
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Sacklowie,
manmy's Combined
REAPER & mOER,
With Woods Improvement.

THIS celebrated Machine received the hst premium Of
L GRAND GOLD MEDAL, ss the best combined RsaDing
and Moving Machine, at The great United States AgFcuu
raj Far, held a. LouisY5, KY in September, ST. The
trial on Syracuse, York, Juiy where all
principal Machines In the United States thorough
H tested. The committee made their awards through Mar
shai 2. Wilder President United states AErcuurEI Soc
ely, al L0 isvtlle, Ny.
Il also received the award the best Reaper and the
best Mower before Two separate Committees appointed BY
ihs President Of the Davidson county rcu1fa Society,"
as Nashville, In july 1857 over most Of ne machines
In In Tennessee.
Numerous other premiums and awards were given this
Machine during the last season even Machine In
America.
The above machines for sale By he undersigned.
B. r. CHEATHAM,
General Agent Tor the State.
USHER, WHBLESS & CO.,
feb 27-d&W2 Nashville, renn-
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NUMBER 81.
TWO VALUABLE FARMS EOs SALE

THAI Ealaa5ls iarni which Ee nssss.fr-.l -,
u sided for ne last 9ght ysars Il for - n ~.
on the waters Of Big Harpeth riVsr m - n me ~ v-ii
lsmsons fourteen miloH fTol Na vile 49, -
Fank, on the Rchiand and CentrsViIIs fn51fre 49, 80
from Franklin, The c5unty leaf of 5dn 80 rif5-
tHo miles ne Nora Weaem Rsilrond ro1r s-lr- -
sfructad The Laet contains aoouf0u hnnds vi sI-Lt
acres Of Rfst Fafa farnlng ane The eo1nt7 line bla
Davidson aRd williamson runs through ne Northuss CO..
Of The Tract. Il formally ths WaI EnoEh am .,
the late wilkins Whiigilld.
On thil G0uofl4bld res dalce9, VITA an n
eesary houses bara, CRIBS, stables carriage ho1s, &C.
spring water, and laancs q nsTsF hg oek water
running IRON different s0aroe8 through the arm. Adlon
ma hls Arm tTact Or s5ols nundred acres 81
excellent Land viii 5000 Ee1denes, Tor sis. The soil q
bod tracts Is equal % Any for - elmer ior grain a
and bosh uuitos Cher Val - ieE tsetlsr,
mag suit buyes Il be thought b. good judges could
ad8 81 Ih8 sesJ st1aE ne STATE, % ~ aiz8
A. hose VaRHng 70 bag, would % coarse Whish
he premises before pufehlsng, further Description h
d9eRsd RRaecesEarYs af 81 1Ftsd y Gall ala or
hsmselves. aug 25-eo&WHl !oHA 4. HILL.
WISH 70 81 ~ hEuleOn Whlek reside, IN glliamson
eoaa7s aaautng that adEbrassd above By Mr.. john II.
s eqntalnag ~ recent survey hundred and ninety
nine 4nd lai asres o. drst Fts iFn land, Win
oF4oe eVaiRE - ~ Necessary houses, suzbs f0r
slia alnli wa god water Inc arm il vel enclosed
l1 foQ4 ilces tncling aooat huncEsd yards Of
stoRe qne8 Wiliseil thr paes separately. iogsthsF
VIA NJ Hl1-is bota united Would certainly make dss-
and examine he promisea- LAVLHLA CRAIGHHAD.
.or ierh1r pafttaaEs appy lr. h. s. snyder a. the
stogeof Snyder FriEznl, Nashville L. l..
allTl-au1tuH
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supseme Court-spscisl Term
Before Hon. Judge Ingraham.

HABrAs coRrus-rRoDUCT1ON-R RE- ARRHsT-COF-
TRMrr OF COURT.
Ju1Y 20 In the mater Of John Futon alleged to BE- ne
oov Doosned-A hsbeas corpus granted in this case
on Monday for John Fon, who had been arrested and
imprisoned al the Police Office, OF Brooms aud Elm
streets, . charge Of consprng with his brosher 10
swipde partner out Of $4,000. The prscaer VS.
brought into Court by United States officer OKeefe bat
no return made 10 the writ OF hsbess corpus.
The Judge ordered the writ 70 be discharged.
Mr.. O'Keefe then arrested Fon he left the court
An AFFIDAVIT 10 that fact afterwards made and sp
pcaton the Judge granted order for Okeofe 10 shoe
why attachment should not Issue against him fw
q contempt Of court.
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The mmiiee n Mexicsn boniholdcrs have received
sdvioss from Mr. Whitehead dated Mexico, the I'd umo
" Cruz tt belc out without any apparent intention OF
gvire IN, the government 81 the capital recog
n'zed IN any ether port except Tsmpico, whore Gsrca
had jUet been dcfessd, and the sge q, leug,h raised
The moment this latter event was Known Mr. Whitehead
waited the Min ser Of Finance. who IN his presence,
gpve Instructions o OF the Under Secretaries order
fhs collector NJ the customs ~ Tsmpico 70 comply strictly
with The decree o the sd OF January 1857 Mr. Letsom
also bad made requison 10 the Foreign Department
he effect and ID Of the hrst Official notices
SHRED by Mr. 0tvsy, who after wards communicated 70
Mr.. Whitehead ths reply received, promising that II
should be attended 70. An immediate conflict
pected San luis rotos between tbs troops OF the
soverrm mt under Osoo and Miramon and those OF VI
under Luszus the issue OF which the proximate
fate OF the country would depcpd.
IN he meanwhile the public mind IN Merico seemed 10 be-
gin be-, fdmi1rstd ph and reconciicd 10, The idea
n American pgoecrde, the only adequate remedy
dedsaa IN, eriis Of TIE present dsog1ntsd state Of TIE
country The first instaent OF the contribution OF about
one per cent, decreed all property in Tho capital had
been pad by many OF the leading Mexcars but yet by
pons Of the foreign houses The French Minister, who
also represents SPAN and Prussia had declined 10 oppose
The Epgleh Minister had required time 70 lay the case
before bis government and the American had protested
asarst ~ ilk gal. Under all these circumstances any
collection for the dividend fund bad OF course, been out
q The question, and the packet arrives without rcmt
iance but Mr.. 0uysy bad already written from vers
Ctuu 70 the admiral Of The station, 10 send couple OF
hips that port and gunbcsi 70 fsnpico, In sntcpa
ton CT Instructions from home authorizing him 10 employ
for the protection Of the property OF the bondhodcrs
at that port.
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The English Government and fthe Hudson's
Bay Territory.

lfron tne b'noon Sssri 5ury
An important depuntion, consisting Of the representa-
tves d influential public bodies, and accompanied
by large number OF members of Parliament had an In
tsryiew with L0d Derby yesterday 70 seyocse The abo'
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United States CommssssWnev's Court.
Before Joseph Brigham, ESQ.

CHARGE OF STkALfNG COUrONS
JuLy 2o.-On the complaint Of Julius Giersop, shres
persons, named louis Stern, Adoph New and Jacob New,
arrested on charge OF having received oovpoos
swcr.
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THE LONDON MONEY MARKET.
Prom The LONDON Times (Cty Artcle), hly
The English funds opened With prmness THIS lIaesdayl
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hoo Of the Hudson Fay CompAny's monopoly. and the
opening Of the whole Of their territories 10 colonization
Mr. Chrisy end Mr. Roebuck very ably stated the case
himself to the adoption OF any specific gave the
deputaiiop every reason to hope that he ouId uae the
tntere Of humanity and civilization before those Of fur
monopoly and that he ooId carry cat in the valleys of the
Soskochscon and the Red river the coonsing policy
hich he about to depope NeU Caldonsa upon which
territory owing 70 the recent gold discoveries Thomp
cons and Frazer rivers, large share Of public 4
teutior u now being directed.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-10-27
Meetings Of the Society.

We had prepared tolerably full reports OF
the proceedings of the State Agricultural So
ciety, but have not room for them this week.
They were for the most part entertaining and
instructive, and we trust will prove advanta-
geous to those who attended on its delibera-
tons.
The following are the Officers elected for
the ensuing year good and true men,
but we have heard it remarked as a little
strange, that not single Mechanic was deem
ed worthy to be placed among themy Was
il an oversight, unintentional, or how?
Thos. Rufin, President; Vice Presidents,
r. II. Smith, j. S. Dancy, DR.. VIM. X. Holt,
DIR. J. E. Williamson Secretary, }. II. Bry-
an, Jr Treasurer, J. F. Hutchins.
We are gratihed to announce that the num-
Der of members enrolled this year, is much
larger than at any previous one, and the re-
ceipts Of the Fair also considerably larger.
This angurs we'll for the interest taken in the
Society, and for it's usefulness and prosperi-
ty. But we would be glad to see a little
more active interest taken in its proceedings
generally. The .few are expected and re
CURED to do and say too much. All shoulC
contribute their share to make the meetings
of the Society profitable and interesting.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-10-27

ST. JOINS, Oct. 21.-The Galway steamer
Pacific arrived to-day, with Liverpool dates
per mail to the 18th and per telegraph to the
18th.
The Paris Presse publishes in full the cor
r~espondence between Mr.. Lamar and the
Minister of Foreign affairs in Nicaragua,
touching Mr.. Belly's convention. The form
er says that no arrangement with Mr.. Belly
shall be recognized or assented to in any
thing that contraveRes the just rights ac-
quired by American citizens, and that the lib
eral policy resulting from the transit treaty
OF November last shall be constantly main
tanned. The N%icaraguan minister replies,
that his government wishes only Justice and
its rights, and desires friendly relations with
the States. He declares that the transit trea-
ty is of no value, because the transit was not
opened at the time stipulated. Monsieur
Belly appealed to the Clayton Bulwer for pro-
tection-and Lord Malmesbury's letter to him
declares that in his opinion the stipulations
thereof apply to his scheme if carried out.
There have been several wrecks in the
German ocean, but none of American ships.
Thirty thousand people died at Mecca from
cholera.
LIVERPOOL MARKET.-Cotton closed steady
some say with an advancing tendency
Sales for the two days IA, 0G0 bales. Bread.
stufs generally unchanged, but nominal
Provisions dull. Sugar quiet. Coffee firm
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-10-27
RECEIPTS FOR Il AGE.

SINCE LAST 1ssUE.-sI S B Killett, Areysville !;
Miss Mary E Vann, Clinton 2 Rev A Mcdowell,
hurfreesboro'; w = Redfearn, Whites Store I
III Watson, Marion C H; Miss M E Weaver, Cuba:
J A Pritchett, Greensboro Miss S E Jones, G F
College J NJ Forney, Shelby E C N Green,
Rolesville H G Scott, Cunningham's Store; Geo
Fitzpatrick. Ho"kerton A Cook, Hadley's Mills /:
John Johnson, stacyville; Edw'd Bruce, Black
Walnut; Miss D Wilfoug, Mt Carwel, Texas :
Miss K A Davidson. Union Grove; 2 B Chears,
New York Redding Blount, Pantego; A L Fun
derhurk. Monroe 3 D B Everitt. Everettsville
Al Brown, Springfield J M Alternately, Lincoln
ton Miss AT S%ummerell, Halifax E w Brittle,
Garysburg j " Alexander, Alexandriana F R
Alexander, Davidson College J A Roberts, Lin.
colnton 6 W F Lloyd, Railey's Mills, Fla; 5 B
+ Hyatt and others, Monticello, Ark.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-10-27
The Crcwd.

The largest number Of persons that have
attended our State Fairs, were present last
week. On Thursday, il was believed there
were from 8 to 10 thousand persons on the
grounds. And yet in the midst of all this
thronr. the hundreds Of vehicles, &c, we
have not heard Of any accident occurring
worthy Of notice and unlike its prcdeces,
sors. we have heard offew pockets being picked
last week. Another gratifying fact we viii
mention we saw very few drunken men
which may be attributed in a great degree tC
the excellent rule Of the Society, that no in
toxicating liquors are allowed to be sold OF
the grounds.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-10-27
RESIDENT SECOND, REPLY.
0hEEXANDRR CREEcH,

Cheap Place. No. 81, Fayetteville, Street,
"ASNoW RECEIVED his large aud conn
IL plete stock of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
for Fall and Winter Understanding almost eT,
cry variety Of styles of Ladies' Dress Goods, from
the lowest price to the finest qualities.
Also a large assortment of Goods suitable for
Mems and Boys wear. Hats, Caps, Boots and
Shoes-with a very good assortment Of Mems
Ready Made Clothing.
Come along customers with your money ana
get the Goods.
Occupying the en7iable posi- ion that I dc be-
fore the American people If Lwere to puff and
blow, it would look like I. were stepping aside
from the dignity of the Presidential chair, but
truth ~justiies me in saying that customers can
get as good Goods and as cheap Goods, and a.
many Goods for as little money from Alexander
Creech's House, as from any other Establishment.
in the City of Raleigh.
A stands for Articles, fancy ana r. re;
B stands for Buyers, with money to spare and
d stands for the Dealer, who is after your Gold.
G stands for Gentry, who never should fail
To examine the Goods which Iofer for sale;
] stands for Jests, of which many are true,
But don't think I am testing when talking to-
you.
o stands for open your Wallets and trade, an6i
Q stands for Quarters whioh, lam ready to takej-
and
r stands for Rattles for TIE Babies to shake.
ALEXANDER CREECH.
Raleigh, N. c., Sept, 30, 1855. 6-39-st
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-10-27

DR.. H,stetter's Celebrated Stomach Bitters
have doubtless created as much sensation in the
community for its remarkable cures, as any 9TH
err medicine extant. It Is q fact that in the minds
of many persons a prejudice exists against what
are called Patent Medicines but why should
this prevent you ~resorting to an article that has
such an array of testimony to support it, as Hos
letters Stomach Bitters. Physicians prescribe
it; why should you discard i'll Judges, usually
considered men of talent, have and do use it in
their families why should you reject it? Let
not your prejudice usurp yOur reason, to the ever
lasting injury of your health. If you are sick
and require a medicine, try these Bitters.
For sale by Druggists and dealers generally,
everywhere and by Williams & Haywood, Ra-
leigh, NJ G. 7--lm
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-10-27

WANTED

E0R TWO SMALL FARMS, lying in the
IL upper part Of Nash county, nj Castalia P. O.
on the road leading from Nashville TO Shooeo
Springs, 10 miles from the former and ~ from
the latter one Of which contains 2I0 and the
other $50 acres. There is on each place a good
comfortable dwelling and all necessary out bull,
dings with woodland and improved cleared land
prcpOrtioned to the size of each. The water is
unexceptionable, the neighborhood remarkably
healthy, the land adapted to the growth of corn,
cotton, wheat aud tobacco. The situation offers
inducements also to those DESTROYS Of engaging
in the mercantile business, being q 60 d Store
house and stock of goods at the place, which can
be obtained on accommodating terms If desired.
Those wishing to purchase can address the subj
soriber, or come at once and examine the premises
for themselves. Terms made accommodating.
JOHN A. HARRISON.
Gastalia. Oct. 9th. 1853. TT
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-10-27
MARRIED.

On the 9th inst, by Rev. W. I. Brooks.
Mr.. VIM. E. Jones to Miss A. B. Champion,
daughter of Chas. b. Champion, all of Hen
derson, N. G.
At the residence of Mr.. T. E. Davis, on the
Sd inst, by William McGee. Esq, Henry
Royles and Miss Asenath Davis, daughter
of Nathan Davis deceased.
Also, on the 10th inst, by William MCGEE,
ESQ.,, at his own residence, Mr.. Labon Far
low and Miss Bette Robbins, daughter of
the Rev. Joshua Robbins, all of Randolph.
In Union county, on the 21st inst, by E.
w. Lilies, ESQ.,, Mr.. John s. Griffin to Miss
Emeline Gaddy, daughter OFF. Gaddy decd,
all of Union.
On the 14th inst, at Haw Branch, Onslow
county, by j. W. Thompson, Esq, John A.
Jarman to Miss Susan Edwards, daughter Of
John Edwards, Esq, of Duplin county.