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VOllintine's Digest.

MEAuHIs, February %, 1858
81. VOLLNTINE, ESQ:
We have eKanbsd your Digest Of she Decisions Of me
supreme JOuu Of Tanncssee, delivered sub5aqusnL
period hich Ar Meigs' tig8stcOsss, niue. inter
The work EXHIBITS acc IracJ research aud a1yna
printing and binding ell executed, prove
valuable addition Library ever lawyer. trust
you may be amply rewarded for your ed1rg
profession and public.
hespecu ally,
A. WRIGHT, joan p. CARUTHEH5,
HENRY y. SMALL, Juage Of tho C0mmon -.aH
WM. 4. BkOWN, and Chancsry court Of
p. POUEE, Memphis
k. G. PAYNE, B. F. MCKlEHNAN,
GO. dixon, Judge Of CFimtnzi
I'D. 81 NhkGBR, COunOf Msmphs.
SAML ". AFhE5, JOHN F. SAILS,
) b. LAMB, Attorney General.
7. s. AYRES.
The above mentioned Digest had within Ten or a.
% days aLLue following 1s1Ok aoro5s
Nossrs. Lamb Young q Co., Memphis, Tenn.
Mr. T.. b. Brown, jaEksDn, Tenn.
Messrs. John York q o., NASHVILLE, Tenn
Mr. }. A kayl, knoxville, Team.
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DENTON & WAsHBURN,
Alicia Za Rf Lax

AZ ILL practice in inc Gre t and Chancery Courts n h
counties u Jackson u srOn, fsuErsss Putnam, Cum
5erland and White and in Crouit Court Wan BursR
county All business entrulsd 30 will be promptly
attended To- PArc4lar aIlrnE0a viii be give % the c0-
,eoIlon OF claims IN any OF g. above c0uH5lrs-
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Kansas Land Agency,
JAMES IA HERD,
GATE OF SPARTA, TENNESSEE
WILL attend promptly all business entrusted to his
w care Land ONCE fthe Delaware DIstric, Kan
sas Territory, situated al hCkspOO.
He will sell Land Warrants fer cash e locate
the same when the lands Of the District sub pu
entry Also, purchase lands al the public sale July
next and do all that he in udisious selections pro
mole the interest Of his clients Address
JANIS K HERD.
Refer to KickaPOo. K. T.
Gen W Whitfield Register KickapOo, k. T.
Smoot Russell & Co, Leavenworth, <. I.
Robert Campbell, Esq, St Louis, Mo,
H G Fsut, Esq, Washington, D. c.,
Cook, Bailey s Co., Nashville, Tenn.
uavTS-tw3m
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NOV in store several light snd sdum priced coaches
N Two OF The Finest ever brought 70 this maTket.
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JOHN YORK co, have Or sale PoTtsFs spirit o. The
Times for this week. maya
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by telegraph.

Weather at o'clock, February 3.-New Or
leans, cloudy and showery, wind east-north-
east, mercury 81; Vicksburg, drizzling rain,
mercury 43, the barometer is falling; Natchez,
rainy, mercury As; Quebec, showing, mer-
curry Is; Montreal, clear, mercury rs; Buf
falo clear, wind west mercury b. Cleveland
cloudy, wind west, mercury So; ST. Louis,
cloudy, mercury 81; Pittsburg, cloudy, mer-
curry 81; Louisville, clear, mercury 40; Gin
cinnati, clear, mercury "a; New York, clear,
wind west, mercury A; st. John, cloudy, mer-
curry 20; Halifax, clear wind southwest;
mercury 81.
bull unsuccessfully endeayored to procure ac-
ton on the Indiana contested cases of Bright
and Fitch.
HoUsE.-Mr Savage from the committee on
invalid pensions, reported a bill granting
pensions.
The committee on elections reported it in
expedient to grant Mr.. Campbell further time
respecting the contestant of his seat.
SENATE.-The Kansas message was taken
up.
Mr.. Wilson characterized its history as a
stupendous and gigantic Misrepresentation, in
a very caustic speech, concluding by high
compliment to Dir. Douglas.
New York, Feb. 3.-Cotton and Coffee
firm; Flour 4 2094 %; Wheat very dull;
White Corn 66@66; Mess Pork Is 5o(915 60;
Bacon and Sugar quiet.
CINCINNATI, Feb. 3-Flour coos rs;
Wheat S5GG90 for white; 6sC975 for red;
Whisky Isl! Provisions dull; Mess Pork
ID so; Lard in bbls s., Hogs 54953.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 3-Senate confirmed
Mr. James Madison Cults, Second Comptroller
of the Treasury, and George Vail, consul
to Glasgow.
Weather bad restricting operations; Molasses
20; Flour $3.50; yellow corn So; freights
irmer; exchange quiet.
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Prizes cashed at sight al per cent. discount
Bills ON the Nashville City Ranks taken AZ par
becomes known.
f5- Communications addressed 10 DON RoDIGUEz,
Scare OF City Post Charleston = C. } until the 18th OF
February, VIII be attended.
Feb. It'd.
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FLOUR.-The market is quiet, but prices
are firm at our quotations, viz-fne S3093 80
p Dbl superfne So 75C9s4 90; extra fami-
ly 81 5OG9S5 90.
WHEAT.-Sales light; but little offered.
We quote at 5O@6O q bushel.
BACON.-There is a brisk demand for
Bacon. and considerable quantities are coming
in from the country. We quote from wagons
at Sc for hams &c for shoulders and Sic for
clear sides; hog round 74(9sc.
LARD.-Is in demand at 7iGGsc T. ID, and
finds ready sale.
CORN.--Therc is no demand for corn We
quote at SOC p bushel, but hear of no sales.
BUTTER.-The supply is liberal and prices
range from 10 to zoe p h, wholesale.
EGGS.--Are plentiful and bring by the
quantity &c q dozen.
SUGAR.-The market is well supplied with
sugar. We quote New Orleans brown at Ca
Sc z ID by the hhds; Havana white 9kC@ loo;
Loaf l3PIic = 70.
COFFEE.-Frm. Sales at lOi@lIcts. p
h.
MOLASSES.-Continues to sell at 23Cd 25c
T. gallon for New Orleans.
WHISKY.-In bountiful supply at I7C120c
Il gallon.
wOuld'here remark that the Grocery trade
has been very animated this week in both the
wholesale and retail d apartments. The stock
on hand is kept up 10y continual arrivals from
below, and is now large and Of excellent
quality.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-04

A KESrucKY ANEcDorE-A Southern gen
tleman. owned slave, very intelli gent fel-
low. who was a Universalist On one ocea-
sion he illustrated the intellec tual character of
his religion in the following manner: A Ger
tain slave had obtained licence OF the Baptists
TO preach lie was holding forth in the pres-
ence Of many of his colorrd brethren at one
time, when he undertook TO describe the pro-
cess OF Adams creation. Said he, when God
make Adam, he stoop down, scrape up little
DIRT, wet II a little, warm il lttle in he hands,
and squeeze II In de right shape, and den lean
1t up aginst de fence 10 dry
Top derew said our universalist darkey.
on say dat are dc fustcst man cher made y
"Sartenp said the preacher.
Den, said the other, :" jes Tell a feiier nhar
aat ar fence come tr0ns!!'
Hushp said the preacher, "two more
questions like dat would spile all de Zoology
IN de world" -
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Save your Doctor Bills and Time.

MI SAVAGE, Nd, july !, 1896.
DEAR SHi:-Iu consequences Of taxing cold alter bad
attack Of the measles eleven years since, have
from that suffered greatly with disordcred liver
and stomach. ! have been times bad that my
life dcSparcd or | vas induced some time ago,
through the persuasion OF a friend, Mr. Henry shafer
Ia try bottle Of Hollands Germans Bitters, think
ing II il done good it could do no harm, and know
ing Mr. shafcr To be a gentleman who would not
commend any thing to me that he did not have conf
dcncc in. Before had taken one-thrd Of the bottle,
my bowels became regular and had a fine appetite.
when ] had used twothirds Of it | considered my
health good was, and could eat anything,
without its dsagrceme wth me in the least. l
keep bottle the Rttcrs the house continually,
and | take cold, or | feel Upwcll l take
two doses. and il makes change in my bowels which
Is all need, wherefore for the past eleven years my
doctor hill has been from $40 To SIS per year besides
loss Of time and severe Illness. Yours, truly,
P. J. THRASIiER.
To Or. c. NJ. Jackson, Philadelphia, Pa.
Ask for Ho,Gdnd's German Buffers. Take nothing
else, and that the signature Of C. VI. jackson
the wrapper Of each bottle They be had drug
gtsts and store-kcePers in every aud village
the United States Canadies, West Indies and South
America, at rs ccnts per bottle. Principle Once, AS
Arch street, Philadelphia, IA. Feb. Is.
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SINGULAR PHENoNENoN.-At Bangor. Jan.
10th, most singular exhibition was visible
in the heavens. The sky was almost entirely
clear, except slight haze, and the sun was
very brilliant On each side OF the srn and
equidistant from it about live or six degrees.
were two brilliant mock suns vulgarly called
sun-dogs, from which sprung IA weli-deiined
bow Of light, which formed u complete semi
circle over the sun. Several degrees above
the centre of this semi-crcle, toward the zenith.
was beautiful bow, showing the prismatic
colors and turned opposite the semi-crcle.
This beautiful phenomenon continued all the
forenoon, and WIS witnessed by thousands
At one time there was also a small bow with
prismatic colors, but much fainter than the
one We have described, at the right Of the
right mock sun.
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CONSTABLE.

81 We are authorized 20 announce WILSON MULLEN
as candidate for Constable in the Nashville District,
at the ensuing March election.
Rs- We are authorized TO announce JFHSE W PAGE
as candidate for Constable in the Nashville District
B1- We are authorized 10 announce Med A NoLES
as candidate for Constable III the Nashville District
at the next March election.
BE- We are authorized to announce W. d. CAmER as
a candidate for Constable in the Nashville District
Bs- We are authorized to announce JOSEPH L. RYAN
ar candidate for Constable in the Nashville District
Re We are authorized 10 announce JESSE b. PERRY
as candidate for Constable in the Nashville District
at the ensuing March election.
re- We are authorized 20 announce FLETCHER w
HORN, as candidate for Constable IN the Nashville
District at the ensuing March election.
RG- We are authorized TO announce SAM D. NlCIIoI
as candidate for Constable in the Nashville District
at the ensuing March election.
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More Prizes than Blanks!
Every Other Ticket a Prize!
Registered Money Letters at our Risk
Capital Prize, $5O,OOO!t
ANDERSON l. SONS LOTTERY
HAVANA PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
Jasper Co. Academy Lottery.
By authority Of the State Of Georgia.

CLASS HH DRAWS lss or FEBRUARY, 1855.
CLASS ii, DRAWS i5rH or FEBRUARY, 1858.
In public, nj Macon, Ca under The saperintsn
denoe u l.. c. BCLKIEr and Jos wArKsAk, Esqs-
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-04

Lar THEIRS HE NO SECRETS IN MEDIcISE, or
rather no pretended secrets The Medical
Faculty paolished as soon made, all their
real value for The cure OF disease, has been
discovered BY them. In. Ayer takes the hon
cradle honest course, and night because il Is
honest he goes ~ work and inyeuts the best
renedy which medical skill eau devise ior the
cure OF certain complaints: then publishes
what Il Is and maintains his monopoly Of il
solely by making il cheaper, better, more per-
feet, than anybody else caa. IL the peopls
would exact TINS u all who ofier medicines.
they would have mach iess trash 10 swallow.
Asss Oriez1s O9ysaa Feb l-lw.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-04

Su.yEK CoN As A LEGAL TkNDER-A cor
respondent cuts from the .iRunoaa state
ment that silver coins by a law OF the United
States, are not legal tender for a sum ex-
eeeding rve dollars, aud expressss doubt as
10 III correctness. The statement In correct,
notw outstanding, the Law referred to having
been passed ny Coagrvss when the intrinsic
value OF the silver coin was debased SO as to
prevent It's expectation, then progressing at
such rate as threatened 10 strip the country
OF this medium OF small change Balt..,e.,s
AHlell oIa.
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CIRCUIT COURT CLERK.

RE- We authorized to announce D. C. LOVE as a
candidate for Circuit Court Clerk of Davidson county
Election in March
~ We are authorized To announce C. W. NANCE
candidate for Circuit Court Clerk at the ensuing
March election.
b. We are authorized 10 announce JONI HUGH
SMITH, candidate for Circuit Court Clerk, at the
ensuing March election.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-04

THEATRE.--Last night, and the night before
Mr.. d Mrs. FLORENCE played to very fair and
highly pleased audiences. In their role, they
are hard to excel, especially Mrs. FLORENCE
Who goes to see them must bid dull care be
gone, and prepare for the side-ache. The bill
for tonight is an excellent one.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-02-04

Candidates.
sHERIFFALITY.

6g- We are authorized 70 announce JAMES II. HINTON
as candidate for Sheriff of Davidson county, the
next March election
R1- We authorized TO announce J. r. McCASs as
candidate for Sheriff of Davidson county at the
suing March election.
BS- We are authorized 20 announce JoHS K Ed
NoSDsoS as a candidate for Sheriff OF Davidson county
at the next March election.
HI- We are authorized To announce L B. BIoIEY rs
candidate for sheriff OF Davidson county at the next
March election.
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N X. Ed
IN county,
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COUNTY TRUSTEE.

BE- We are authorized 10 announce Ws. JACKSON
tsq as candidate for County Trustee at the ensuing
March election.
EE- We are authorized TO announce JOHN RAINS as a
candidate for reelection the office of County Trus-
tee, at the ensuing March election.
Rs We are authorized To announce SAUNDERS
as candidate for the office Of County Trustee at the
ensuing March election.
S5- We are authorized to announce Eli L. WooIs as
candidate for County Trustee, the March cleo
IOh noyl--td
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate.

lrstana DeIss, Adm x. &c., G0odlet alias GOtlel
Deiss and others.
PURSUANT TO the decree rendered in the above cause
at November term OF this court. Will sell ON the
Iblic Square, in this city, on SATURDAY, the 18th
~ Of FEBRUARY, 1855 the real estate Of which Dan
Dess died, seized and possessed, the same being
lown as part OF lot No. IS, in Balch and Whtesdes'
,dtOn 10 Nashvle-and al the intersection OF Mar
1 and jefferson streets.
Tins property Will be divided into lots before day OF
lie, and plan of the same will be exhibited
TERss.-0ne and two years credit with interest
Otes To be well secured and lion 90 be retained.
C. II. BRIEN. C. Il M,
Jan l2-td Chancery Court at Nashville.
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ADVICE To LADlEs.-We are aware there are
many of our lady readers who are complain
ing Of weakness and debility. Our advice is
to go at once and get some Of McLEAN's
STRENGTHENING CORDIAL AND BLOOD PURIFIER
1t Is a delicious Toxic, and just the thing TO
STRENGTHEN and INyIGoRATE the whole organ
izalion aud PURuT the Bloom. See advertise
ment in another column. For sale by all
druggists in this place. feb l-lw-
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COUNTY COURT CLERK.

GE- We are authorized 10 announce WILLIAM l.. Eos
TER candidate for the office of County Court Clerk
at the ensuing March election.
Re We are authorized 10 announce Capt. JOHN s.
DsIikIL as candidate Tor County Court Clerk at the
ensuing March election.
H9- We are authorized 10 announce FELIX r. CHEAT
HAM, as a candidate for reelection the Ofhce of
County Court Clerk Election in March next
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Hest Remedy for TootI,-aebe.

a drop or two Of BRAGG's ARcnc LNINENT, put into
the hollow Of an aching TOOTH Will quickly relieve the
sufferers agony. Its penetratve property Is great
that Instantly reaches the Of the pain and drives
out the Inflammation from the throbbug II the
face be swollen, two applications OF the Lint
ment will remove the swelling, by causing the bad h-
mors 10 be absorbed and driven oil. There long
any occasion for sufferers OF tooth ache passing
seepiess nights Of agony, Bragg Arcuc Linment al
fords speedy relief, aud may be obtained any re-
spectacle Drug store. Feb lin.
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We have tins dsy concluded ~ DO an vAclasise Cash
business BY - dong reel esnansni Nc wln n..s
only make advantageous 70 ourselves bet 10 cur Gus
toners ALSO foT a certain amy Merchant can ssil
his goods cheaper for oash than hs can Ga uelye
popilss time and perbaps longer. We win co1Ilnaa
- ssli oar present ssoex ~ oa<t for cash-
All persons indebted ~ ~ ser past accounts must
eoine ~ aud seiiis, viii be compelled 10 give
them " ofleeg.
ltb3 r xifuns
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wanted immediately. 10 900

AE<aAssS nieu To- engage IA the s.llr of tic mast
popular selling Books in America. Invalids nicC han
les farmers aud teachers wishing 20 travel, vii hnd
tins very profitable and pleasant business, enabling
them the country and make money The same
time. Agents in the business are clearing from
$500 81 500 per year. For full particulars, ana
list of Books, address H. NJ. RULlsON, Queen City,
Publishing House, III Main street, Clneiuna Ohio,
II living Fast, d. RULIsoS, Philadelphia, Ia.
sept Il.
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate.

John Hugh Smith, Guardian, rs Hepsey Taylor.
QY virtue Of decree Of the Chancery Court Nash
vile, made in the above cause at November Term
81, viii, on SATURDAY. the 18th DAY OF FEBRC-
KY next, sell 10 the highest bidder at public sale
Pubic Square, in Nashville the undiy ded half
erest Of slid Hepsey Taylor in House and Lot,
tied IN Nashville, fronting Spruce street, about 40
Ct, and being part Of lot No. 1856.
TERNs.-Said lot viii be sold without redemption,
a credit of and twelve months: notes with
cd security being required and a lien retained for the
ynent of the purchase money.
Jan. Std {. u. BRIEN, C. AN
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WI. R. NICHOLS, Master Machinist.
MAYsvurE KY. November II 1887

MAYsyHIE, KY, November II, 1857.
To The JIiiOH Cydi and oil Company:
GESILENEN-Having used your Lubricating oil, made
from Camel Coal, on the machinery OF our Cotton
Mills (ncludng Engine and Spndies) for the last few
weeks, We are prepared to say that have found II
greatly superior TO any other excepting the best
SPERM and fully equal to that article for which we
have been paying from one dollar seventy five cents
To two dollars and twenty five cents per gallon. The
Oh distributes very perfectly the machinery
wears long, and is free from gum, which fric-
ton, and consequently heat.
In view Of the superior quality of this OIL, have
adopted II for Mills. From the low price which
II is sold doubt il must come into general use
JANUARY 4 WOOD,
Froprietors Of Maysvile Cotton Mills.
~ Many other certificates in the hands of the
Agents which can be seen at any time.
fob linn NNH.m
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] SALUTATIoss.--Ify you are a gentleman and
meet lady Of your acquaintance In the street
= LIS her part 10 notice ym tira, unless. indeed
you are very intimate. The reason IL. II .n.
DOW to q lady first, she may not choose to
acknowledge you, aud there is no remedy;
'ut u sae bows to yos, you as gentleman, can,sot
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II % N n q

From Col. Albert PIKE, ". C. from Arkansas:
WASHINGTON, D. C., June IL, 1856.
IL have used two bottles Of your B0rhave's HoI-
land Bttcrs and have found very useful in case Of
Indigestion and Headache, and recommend it 10 ali
who need pleasant and eicacious remedy and yalu-
able tonic"
DYsrEITIC WOMEN NunCE-Berbavc's Holland Bit
ters has cured me Of Dyspepsia by using it only one
week. recommend it confidently to ali suffering
from this disease
CLARA L. SCHUCHMAN.
PITTSBURGH Oct. "a, 1855.
(NIrs :. Is the wife Of the noted Lithogrophcr)
Feb. l-36.
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MASTER MECHANICS OFFICE, NJ. & c. R.R.

MASTER MECHANICS OFFICE, NJ Il c. K. r.
Memphis January Q, 1858.
This will certify that am using the PARAFFiN NE
CANNEL-COAL OIL manufactured by the Union Coal
and on Company Of Aaysyile, Ky, in machine
shops and on the locomotives tue Memphis and
Charleston Railroad, and have given it the several
tests, III order to prove It's qualities a lubTcatng
oil. have no hesitation III recommending IL a
peror oil for Railroad purposes, both in regard to
economy and as perfect LUbrcdtor. l believe il u
he the best oil have uscd and that gallon will go
far two GALLONS Of Lard OIL. The machinery is
now running IN the shops with twenty per cent less
power than Is required for ordinary oil. The fuid!ty
OF the oil arises, convinced, from the total alb
OF gum, and does effect its lubrcating pro
pertes, but only requires that the Orces in the oil cups
and feeders should be reduced in order To the oil
acpn sgaIly
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Gbanrrrp Sales
Chancery Sale of Real Estate.

Isaac Paul Us. Margaret Eam and others.
Dr. virtue of decree Of the Chancery Court at Nash
} vile, made in theabove cause, al November Term
81, shall on SATURDAY, the 18TH DAY Of FEB
JAR1 next on the Public Square, in Nashville sell TO
! highest bidder, ON credit OF twelve months the
lowing described lotor parcel of ground situated IN
city OF Nashville on College and Center front
20 leet on college street, and running back with
T inter- street l36 feet.
TEiiHs--Note with good security is required and a
n retained 10 secure the payment OF the purchase
oney. sold Tree from the equity of redemption.
jan Sd c. u. BRIEN, c. 4 n.
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate

l virtue Of decree OF the Chancery Court at Nash
vile, in the above cause, November Term 1857
Sill ON SATURDAY, the 18th DAY OF FEBRUARY
At, the Public Square, in Nashville sell al public
!e TO the highest bidder, certain piece parcel Of
ound IN Nashville, fronting % feet Gay street
inning back with the line OF Doris Alley III feet 10
cross street, and being known lot No in boris
OF lots.
TEItMs-A credit of six twelve and eighteen months
. III be given, notes with good security, payable IA
INK, being required, and lien retained the pay
ent Of the purchase money.
Jan. Std c. d. BIdEN, C. &M