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TEN Of slavery, and said that the fears which were
entertained that the whole country would become
slaveholdng oountry, we're only ohinesicsl because
the desigus OF the shareholders could and must be
defeated The SoutheTH sectionalism Of the Demo
cratic party, and the utterly pro-slaveTy record Of
that party, Is 50 gross that clumsy hand may make
it giaring, while even great artist in words as
Seward finds the task Of giving the old facts new
form, one Of difficulty
Now these organs are as moders'e in their anti-
slavery feeling as any Of the opposition papers at
the North, and yet they endorse Mr. sEwAED's Opin
ions, which the Bannsr regards as SO extreme and
offensive to the South, that the election Of Mr. ST.
WARD as President would be stbe instant signal for
dissolution Of the Union" 1t is strange that the
Banner should desire Its friends to fuse and unite
with party of which sEwAkD is the acknowledged
l.ader and spokesman.
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Stewards views endorsed by the Oppose
Press.

Ssuard's views endorsed by the Oppose
ton Press.
: The odious sDd Revolutionary sentiments Of Sena-
atOr Seward have ELECTED favorable pOnse from
the Black Republican organs The New York Times
one of the most influential and conservative Of the
opposition organs, adopts and endorses his views
follows:
GOV. Seward reviews with great force and cogency
the history Of the country for the purpose OF show
ing that the Democratic party has been he sllve
and Incorporating advocate OF the slave hOlulDg
interest for the past twenty years Its whole course,
in regard all the great interests Of the country
has been dictated by its subserviency to this single
class 1t has used all the departments Of the Gov
eminent, and all The powers Of each dePsr msnt, to
sustain slavery in It's constantly advancing cla ms.
Upn this point, the record is estIb e, and
man arrays the facls of his ory with more cobctu~
siYe force and cOgeucy in support Of his positions
than Governor SeEaId Reasoning for the fu Ure
from he past be predicts hat the De uocratc party
will continue in the same career, and that hing
but its dethrUnemeut prevent 1t from reOpenIug
the slave trade and planting slavery in every free
State of the Union. Mr.. Seward very naturally
foresees that he will be charged with eXtravaganCe
in the impUtatiOn Of such designs and purposes TO
the Democratic party, and comedies that there may
be no consciousness Of any such intention on the
part Of the candidates and leaders Of The Democratic
party But that party, be says is ineztricao IN,
mitted BY its very Constitution, to the interests OF
the siaveholders-that if it falteTs for moment IN
its obedience to their behests, it will inevitably lose
the support Of the Southern St'tes, while IN the
Northern States it has only the semblaDce Of 50 or.
ganization without the slightest hope Of ever re-
gaining power. ITS very existence, therefore, de-
ponds upon its continued, uniform, answering de-
Eotion TO he interests end behess Of the savehold-
ers Of the Southern ates IL must do their bidding
or die. Aud while it continues in possession o.
power, there can be no limit OF check upon the az
gressions and extension Of slavery It's ezPusioH Is
absolutely essential therefore, approximation Of The
freedom and The protection Of The rights Of bs free
States
Il is this conviction strongly stated and ably
sustained by Gov Seward. which lies st the basis of
the Republican organization. It is the aim Of the
partv 70 ward of these menacinG dangers, and 10
cneck the aggressions Of slavery By ezpeling from
Doosy the party Whieh has oHoouragsd and sustained
them.
The Cincinnati Commercial, which is characterized
BY one of cur city contemporaries as conservative
PAPER with Republican prOclivities, publishes with
apprObatiOn an abstract of Mr.. sEwARD's speech.
The Commercial says:
Here the Senator traced the progress Of the sys-
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ADVERTISEMENT.
CIR & u l. A n /,
To the Voters of the Third Judicial Circuit
of Tennessee.

To the Voters of the Third Judicial Circuit
of Tennessee.
At the solicitation OF numerous person friends in three differ
counties Of the Circuit than since became
the Judgesp, made by the death
late esnabe Wecksr Among first solicited
run, and who after became candidate, promised
committed himself, the Of his
dae Of matter Of establishment well
many Of many my friends ia different parts Of the Circuit
Since my return from Knoxville last week. been creby
informed that MIR Swan and Of his friends circulating
report Candidate and had retired in ls
My principal object in addressing you this letter to inform
friends ubc generally that the said report
and unfoundcd, and thai and Providence willing,
expect to continue candidate until the day OF the election
At became sBdidaie, there hut single
candidate the field, and previously thereto had been
tined ~ nemers OF hat parry hgn IN authority al knoxville
If there should be Democratic candidate he would
single handed against Col sam R. Rodgers. This
Concluded 70 do But Just as soon as two other American
presented their and there three instead Of
candidate that side Of politics. Mr. Swan proper de
gard his previous promise and cOmmals, and TO become
didate His object became apparent In short lime
my arrival Knoxville Tuesday OF last prOpSsi
Mr.. and his friends addressed
our respective claims decision other gentlemen THIS
declined three grounds LIST Mr. Swan had treated badly
and had no terms to him. End become can
didate at the solicitation Of friends political parties
getting their support, and did not Ete d. far could
help il to give DO c complexion to the canvass or mix my
sBCb Drop6soD from either of nv other comeitors lust as
properly Swan, Of Democrat than
gentlemen. He told that he
he never pretended 10 be Democrat and he has made divers pub
lie character ueden0unces and abuses
Mr. administration fully much the American
party and but few weeks since, in his southern Citizen, he pro
nounCei DsmOCr Cy a 'huubug."
CONSIDERING then, that political grounds, If had de
sired conduct the Mr. Swan had claims upon the
Democratic party right Democratic votes conceived
that authority take step which might by possibility
have thrust him, without h knowledge consent, upon that
tons excited Swans ger and for purpose venting
little personal stefoT he has idea hope Of being elected
he has resolved ito divide and defeat" possible
Very respectfully,
MaryviIle, Oct. q, ls5S. JESSE G. WALLACE.
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mACKENZIE a IIINCHlN
Have rented tie House, No Il, oogsg. Srsa q

Have rented he House No a. Collsgs Sired, d
doors 5slow he SsVGnss H0ass.
Their stock Of Hardware complete and coutsns az la
great variety be found in any other house IN The ca
They will endeavor keep all times the best articles 10 I'D
line, sell lowest prices At their establishment nd
Be found for
BUILDERS---Every description Of Locks, from lts i
quality % the cheapest Bolts, Hinges, scrsaI
Nails % an sizes
CARPENTERs---PIanes, Saws, Chissls CAGES had
mcrs, and every descripti0nof Tool
BLACkSIIaEaHs--- Anyis Sledgs Hauers stsl
&c, &c.
PATNTERs---Bru5hss Of every size and quality, sd
Tool-. busters, Caunel's Hair Peaci1s &c. &c.
STABLE kEERE Rs---The finest English and Trend
Horse Brushes, American brushes, CurIy Com
Dung Forks &c, &C.
EARMEAkSa-sSpades, sh0ygls Scythes, Picks &C.
akes, Pruning Implenents, Line
&C. &C.
sPORTsWE N---Doubis and single Barrel shot Cur
Powder FlalEs Game B 'ss Percustien Capsr 4,
Pocket Pistols, C0lts ReVolvsrs, Alan's and y
he new improvements In Fire Arms.
H0E - n EEPElE8==srlatrd Forks, Table and I'd
spoons, ivory Handled Cutlery Of every paf,srn
Knives and FORKS o. all kinds.
CANDLESEACAS -Britiauia- Plauifhsd Tn JEpsnnei
Of an kinds.
BASKETS every shape and size.
WATERS AND TEA TRAVS---Erom Toe. each o.
the finest quality.
WOODEN WARE---Backsis, Rolling Pins. Trays
Bowls
FEATHER DUSTERS---Dustins BRUSHES, Brooms
Pops's Heads and BJea, Aopss and Carp
Brushes
ORNAMENTAL GOODS---Plats Warmers, Coal Tss
cs, Toilet Sets &c &c, 4zc-
MACKENZIE & MTNCHTN,
"a Colfere sfraet-
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but few feet staat. Tc his inexprs sib surprise
and horror The pistol vas discharged and Taylor
reeled, with the blood gushing out Of his month BE
caught as he fell, and conveyed TO sofa IN the
gallery in the rear but expired in the course Of
mnuie or two, not having uttered word after re-
oeising The fatal shot Dissemination It vas found
the ball had entered the upper jaw, Immediately
under the right nostrl. Of the deceased, The news
Of the death spread with great rapidly ia San Fran
cisco, aad aerowd collected in few minutes TTassrs
delivered himself up to Deputy Sheriff Silverth roe,
and was pat in prison until the circumstances Of the
death should be made to appear to the satisfaction
Of all The deceased was native Of Mis- issipPi.
He came to California in early days and has always
been engaged in the business Of keeping shooting
gallery, selling arms and loading pistols he was
patronized by large por ion of the community, ana
loaded Of the pistols Rhich are carried
IN this city lie loaded the pistols With which Gen.
Richardson was killed; also the pistols WithWhieh
the FeIg uson duel was fought He was about At
years Of age and was unmarried,
A Frenohmau living on Bear Greek, says the Sonora
Herald put two charges of buekshot into young
man for stdueing his daughter, 81 term law to the
sedueer. The girl is described ''selling yegeta'
bes only sixteen years Of age and smart intelligent
and good looking /"
Five tannerss in Stockton tan 600 sides yearly
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dispatch to the Louisville Democrat Of the %
says the polls are closed and the feeling is on al
sides that DOUGLASS has carried the State. Our
la est egraph informs Us that the Republican Com
mittee and organs acknowledge majority Of 8 fol
DeUeEass on Joint ballot
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Arsr Esverul years experiment. In the marulell p Z
foruuatsy succeeded. in the year lsi5 In making eori
e manufacture ty which il deprived Of ~ ad and i
r.atory properties, and rendered perfectly pure-
Nv mandatory is 81 schsi1am, Holland Aosr a. o
reelection What title to give IT, introduced g b &c Ansr
publio under the title Of ssWOlfess Sehledaul a 4
matte scknaPPs,'s sehisdam Is ihs name q ihs 4
In Holland Ehes tie Gin manufacturer. -afoiuatcs dsI
name from he italian Juniper berry vita Eteh g h Save
and the ord sSchnapps il The German Tor drlcoszss Il
-Wslas's seheidam aromatic drink Nos aa no lhu
hem i1truiuoed the American public, and reserved sh Al
satiou. than the liquor mixers Of New Tor, Bon and Il
delpha started in pursuit viii their mixed AID Posonoua
under various Names In several Instances NJ ishes havs
40 perctls initiated, With only the addition o. M le
MEAD technical avoidance Of the law and oaisy prep4
A. To ipoe on careless purchaser understand large I'd
Hy has been purchased By ne merchants % New 0eaua, 81
sount Of the cheapaess Of the stuff Two Doz PEI iozs
The Quarts ana One Dollar and bon csats ozsu ior as P
being the wholesale prs in New YORK. re = noiins alt Al
can WHISKY favored with tie OH Of Juniper, and fsf n
per cent below proof. merchant who pareaias inrct
Tire fraud By selling ,s spurious article Isas nuol az o
I the principal. ubo planned the imposition-
hope rery respectable citizen Who values he hesth q
community in which be live viii ai In rrsng o and
Poangthe inscriptions merchant h7i for ne SAKE Of ~ q
viii put ia jeopardy the lives Of he community IN a Ne
such men should be- nailed 70 the pio q public eEscratoi
7 UDOLPE8O WOLFE,
sole Importer, Nos, IS, 20 and - HenEeK
NEW TORS
Ths following respectable Frs in New Orleans seu ne
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VERY LATEST FROM THE KNANSAs
GOLD MINES.


Arrival of $4,000 in Gold Dust---The Most
Favorable Intelligence yet Received.
The Kansas Weekly Press, Of the 23d ult., has the
following additional cheering intelligence from the
new 81 Dorado.
After the recent conflicting reports, we take
pleasure in laying before the readers Of the Press
undoubted evidence OF the e1ist,n nee OF 6 I'D 10
large quantities on eur We-tern bJrders. On Fri
day Mr. A M. Smith a gsnlrnen known 10 Mr.
Brace our Postm 4ster, and other parties here aud
10 S. Joseph as a man whose testimony can be re
lied upan--arrived in ElRood frOG Neaana coun y.
Mr. Smith has lately seen kettle Of gold dust
brought by his friend, Mr.. Robinson, from Cherry
Cree K. valued at fIom $1,000 10 $1,000 Mr. Robin
son on'y left PotiaWattome coun ia May for the
gold region. He was thirty days only in going
there, and has returned IN twenty eight daJs-al
though be had 70 make a road for himself me
portion OF the way He went w,h prepared for
working il the mines and had two men to assist
him The three we're about two months in obtain
ing the dust which ne has brought back He found
good feed for his cattle on both trips and says there
i plenty Of grass a. Cherry Greek in summer. 1t
had not showed when he left, but the weather was
cold and the mines could not be worked TO good
advantage No trouble was experienced from the
Indians. Mr.. Robinson will return in season for
the opening of Spring. Mr.. Smith lives in Rich
mond he says that all those who have returned
from the mines bring favorable reporis-that the
cries Of humbug invariably came from parties
who have been 10 Salt Like only, aud never from
Cherry Creek parties He has seen considerably
gold brought from there, but ia no her instance
in so large quantity as that brought by Mr. RIB
inson ana his friend.
Wa have given this report 10 full, because there
is no doubt ab ut its authenticity aud because il
10 TIE largest amount of dus which hiss yet arrived
Larger stories have been IOli but we have not beer
able 10 believe them.
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House and Let for sale.

DYa decree the County Court Davidson county rendered
at the Oct0Ier term, 1858, In the OF James Lang0r
and others Ehu Marshall ami Others. win oer for sale at
public auction the house IN Nashville Saturday, the
Goth day November next lot Of ground fronting S. feet
South Union street in Nashville and running back U7 t
which l. a frame building
TERMs-S $50 viii he required in cash. and the balance
dit Of year said property belongs the estate Of
Nancy Langord deceased and is sold Tor distribution among the
heirs. F. r. CHEATHAM,
oot2I-tds fee 81 Clerk and Master.
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FFVHE Stockholders OF the Nashville and NorthWes Rail
road are requested 70 the Court House In Nashville
Tenn on WEDNESDAY the rs day Of December next a. 10
o'clock A H. Tor the purpose Of elscns new BoaEd Of Dice
sovsSoS S'0' y B. DoUGLAs, Sec.
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ADWINTSTRAFORss SALE.

ON saturday, the 30rh % October Instant shall expose
public sale residence Of lharls p. Aagre
C sd the personal properly Of the said deceased consist
ing Household and kitchen Furniture, Piano, Pal
Larisge horses, one Bar0uche Mich low &C One Pair Mue
Farming Utensils, Cart, wagon, Pl0ugls, &c.
Terms OF sale.
All under twenty dollars, cash; Ger twenty and unds
dfly three months. fy dollars months cret Eont
aud approved security required before receiving properly
JOHN B. JOHNSON.
Administrator Of Cha. lel r. fiazuire.
P.s-FOr sale Privutelys--One Eneinsr Boiler and
Machinery Tor saving Stone. Also, Gr Mail and
reldy for use JOHN B. Johnson,
Aduinistraiof.
ne above sale i postponed an Monday, November Ie.
,. B. JOHNSON.
odsl-dtis Atzniltrsisr.
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ARE OPENING TO.DAY
CtENTs fine Caif Scotch Bottom Boots "a.
Brngans; ~
" Stitch Boots and CATERS -
80 Water Proof Boots:
Ladies Congress and Laced He'll GaiteTsi
Black English Cloth thick Sole Caters;
g - Congress LActd Caters with Heels
Kid Boots, with andwithout Heels;
g Calf and Morocco Buskin-;
g Slippers wi b and without HeelsT
Misses and Children CAT Morocco and Kid Boots;
Kidaud Morocco Boots with Hsels
Boys and Youths Shoes Of aukinds.
For Plantation Purposes.
Best Double Sole Brogans6 II;
- Thick Boots, 6 IA;
a. Dutch Boots for Women;
Boys and Youths Boots and Brogaus;
Which We offer at OEphoss for cash.
SNYDER & FRIZZELL,
nov5-d No. q Public square,
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Large and Extensive Sale of
MAR BLE
AND
ALABASTER WORKS OF ART!!!
BY BENZ. f. Shields.
ON WEDNESDAY & THURSDAY. 10 & IL,

WILL be sold at 10 O'Clock my Auction Room,
w splendid lection Of Marble and Aahastar Statues,
English Poets, Shaks and MtOn The Greek Slave the Three
Dancing Girls by CunCva, Group Of Diana, Group Of charity,
PasOyee by SOain also large collection Of Marble and
bastr Naces Euscan, eh, Medc R0man Grecan, FOren-
tine yellow Of Sienna and Bardiu Of various styles aud Sizes
tasteful and elegant Cad Receivers Bsgean Lion Pedesas,
Fruit Bowls and Flower Vaces beautiful Forentne and open
worked Baskets Fountain and Birds with other articles
both useful and Ornamental.
The above collection Of goeds is we'll worth the attention OF
Amateurs OF the Fine contains requisite for cOnpet
ing the refined app Of Drawing Rooms ard Palors
The goods will be ready for exhibition Monday the 9Th inst
during the day and evening" the and especially the ladies
are invited to call and examine the goods and attend the sale
Catalogues ready on Monday next.
nov5 BENZ. F. SHIELDS.
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NO. 53s Market street, NsahF1theg
TVAKE5 great pleasure in informing his friends, patrons
the public generally that he still Be- ioHnd ai his
stand With large assJrtmentof
Fine and Common Ready-Wade CIOfhiH
Furnishing Goods. Hats, Caps, &C,
Also, choice selection OF Piece Goods consisting in part Of
Cloths Casmees Of every description Sk aud Velvet Fesll
addition the above there Be found az the place,
celebrated cutter PEIFEER, who viii always Be hand
those favoring him with call beautiful it. Clothing mad
order, and Tailoring work done in manner 70 give szC
both regards price quality The subscriber
method Of tendering his thanks bis er
ronage and s continuance Of the and requests the
lie call and examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere
All persons indebted the subscriber will please settle The q
possible ne old business must Be settled and
further indulgence cannot be allowed. loctz2-i
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Hnrding's AddifiOn.

an TUESDAY, Nov. l6 1853 the premises halfpas
~ o'clock, will have public sale Of lots in Hard
ing's beautiful Addition to ashyiue
J. L. & R. ". BROWN,
+ R. GLAsCOcK. Auc. AZ Cherry street.
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NEW HARDWARE HOUsE.

TTVHE SUBSCRIBERS have associated tisnaslel togsih
H FOR the purpose Of doing business I'm
HARDWARE, CUTLERY am HOUsl
FURNISHING GOODS.
The business wall be conducted under the styled ElcEr
MIscHN. ALEX. AAGklALlk
Nashville, October I, ISIS. ". u. MiNCaN
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ON "WEDNESDAY, the 9Th Of December Lsxt, the un o.
dersigned will sell the highest bidder that vaua $50
bic Farm in Williamson county, known the ''WkinsSA
Whitefed" Farm, containing about 4Os ares lying on
the waters Creek which enters Big opeh IN the vicinity
Of village Tank in Davidson county the kchand
and Centreve Turnpike about fourteen miles from Nashville
Persons Wishing purchase invited to examine the lands
and premi-es and they will find farm Of exceeding fertility OF
raising by its superior adaptation 70 the
growth blue grass and its beautiful supply OF pure stock
water.
The undersigned will sell the highest bidder st the same
time and place beautiful belonging to Mrs Luvena
Crghead containing I09 adjoining the above tract
land. Both these united, will make one Of the best
Stock Farms % in Middle Tennessee.
undersigned has also about 81 Of finely Ttmheed
woodland within miles Of the farm, which will be sold with the
FRS mentioned farm.
IT. upon consultation with those who wish to pu chase on the
day be found proper farm be divided into two
or three tracts There will be afforded chance for buying three
beautiful farms, vi comfortable dwellings on each.
These will for sale privately until the lst Of December
For all information call the subscriber living In Nashville
Terms of SaiessOne third Of the purchase money vii
be In cash. which discounted in hank al
90 days balance three and four years u desired
with interest added the retained until ali is
paid. JOHN I. HlLLs agent
The will be conducted by Nance Woodward,
e. r. GLAscocE Auctioneer. nov5-eOdSWtd
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EXECUTOYS' SALE.
THE PETWAY LANDS AGAIN!

EXECUTOYS' SALE.
THE PETWAY LANDS AGAIN!
order to close unsod portions Of lands we will
Wednesday, Nov. 10, 1858,
Proceed to sell the balance Peway lands on the prem
ses about four miles south east Of Nashville fronting
Nolensvle and Mill Greek Valley Turnpike Roads
divided Lots, ranging in size will
in bodies suit pUrchaseTa fronting handsome
Avenues Turnpkes, easy Of access
considerable portion of the Land yet for sale is
Heavily TimbePed,
The balance cleared high cultivation There
are twelve Never Failing Springs
running branches aordng portions Of the
land. These lands elevated and mostly level, with
Rich and Productive Soil!
Alta convenient distance Nashville and in an excellent
neighbOrhood convenient to good Schools Churches
roads.
near he city To fly this DESIRE and the able
10 or several lots together suit purchasers have
proper divisions; and we would say TO all who
Want Good Bargains!
In GOOD and healthy neghborhood you should this sale
Ou motto is to 'clOe all out this tme-let every body
come The sale will be positive ami absolute.
credit Of one, two and three years. without in
rest viii be given. Notes with approved security, and lien
IE5p,s leave the Office Of Nance Woodward on Deader.
lex street. &C o'clock Sale to commence at il clock Cola
u'n' 81 - JOHN s. PETWAY,O
VIM. PETRAY, lF~.-,,..
GEO W PETWAY, AAsontors-
JOHN K. HUME,
povs-asvkrtd, NANCE 4 WOODWARD, Agents.
S-Mr John S. PeEay wall take pleasure In showing the
Lands to persons previous to ths sale
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NASHVILLE COIL COmPANY.

TT Is ORDERED by Of Board and Directors Of above
Company, that the FIFTH AND LAST CALL Of % per ct
hereby made the Stockholders payable he 5th November
to r. CARTER ESD, Treasurer the Bank Union.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,
Davidson County Court at Nashville.
B P WeaEley vs.. Paul Vaughan and others.
the Office the Clerk and sster Of the County Court st
n Nashville. the 81 day Of NOvem 1853 motion Of
compauant by counsel in the above and It appearing
the satisfaction the Clerk Ma that the following deen-
dauts, Mary Wnne citizen n the State Of Texas Samuel
Weakey. Donnegan and his wife Ezaheh DOnnegan,
citizens Of anna Guthrie, and his wife GuTtree Cuh
re citizens Virginia residents 4 the State Of Tennes
the efor the ordinary Of this court cannot be
served upon hem therefore ordered the Ck and Ma
publication made for four weeks succession in the Nash
vile Union and American newspaper published in the city Of
Nasvi e. requiring said defendants appear the
County Court be holden for the county Of Davidson
in the city Of Nashville, the first Monday In
December next said bill the will be taken for
Confessed them and let downfor hearing parte.
Said petition cing for the sale Of negroes belonging to the
estate Of Randall Vaughan, deceased, for distribution.
nov4-W4t prs fee IS FIR. CHEATHAM, @. & NJ.