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General Agent for the STATE.
USHER. WWEELFs a


TWO VALUABLE FARMS FOR SALE,
TEyAT valuable Asr1n on which undersigned has resided r
the last eight yeary Cor sale lt lies the
of Biz IIape river county Of Williamson, fourteen nile
from Nashville, the village OF Tank, the Rchond and
CenrevilIe Turnpike miles from Franklin, the county
Of Williamson, within two miles Of the North
road now being constructed. The tract
re aud eight Of first rate farming land; county
between Davidson and williamson through NerhWast
the et. 1t sssfonery the He known farm Of the ais
wilkins Whitfield
On this farm are eomiorhls residences with all Necessary
out houses; cribs, stables crragehouss, &c, with
ceent young orchard o. most choice uit Good spring
abundance q falling running from diff
through the farm. Adjoining this farm another
hundred of excellent land with god
residence for The soil of both equal any
for crops either for grain grass and both uuss (hey VIII hs
sold separately together suit huye 10 is thought
good judges could made of the farms In ne
70 view the premises before purchasing, further description
deemed unnecessary, all invited call and for them.
selves. iaug25-e0d2zEul JOHN 7. HILL F.
WISH sell the farm which reside williamson county,
adjoining that advertised above iy Mr. John i. Hin, contain
ing by rcen survey, hundred and nnstyune hall
Of first rate farming lsud, with comfortable dwelling, With
s necessary outh0uses, suitable farm. with good wa
vel enclosed with good fences, including
hundred yards Of stone fence. VIII sell this
raiey or together Nth Mr. Hnlas both united would certain
y desirable fnl and purchasers invited % cali
Mr. Hnl and examine the premises
LAYINIA CRAIGHEAD.
Forfurtcr ra1lar apply BI H. ~. snydor at the
of suynder tnzs'ais Nashville.
aug25-eo6an l. Q.
Il SIN HORSE STEAM EEGlNE FOR SAEE
"a Eis or without boiler. at Wolionden & Co.. Machine shop
cherry stres, two doors south Of Bread street. unsl-
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GRAYSOY SPRINGS. Ky.
y fRsIol2RDING.


WNTHhL be opened for the summer Season Of s tie lst
june fer the reception Of visitors The subscriber viii he
prepared receive BOarer and furnish the best accommodation
the Of 81 so per day, s. % per wee $40 0e per month
Servants, and children under u years Of half price. band
Of music will Dc in ATTENDANCE passenger Carriage VIII
regularly, leaving Noel Co.'S, College street, Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday.
nay35-d8-wlm E. ]. KREIDEk, Agent
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We hear now Of but little complaint Of bad stands
Of cotton. The recent heavy rains which have done
considerable injury 10 farmers By washing aHay
their soil, have also succeeded admirably "a bring
ing up plenty Of cotton. Wheat crops arB very
fourishing in many parts Corn seems 70 be in
prosperous condition. We predict good er5P year
= -SomsrgiLls lTsnn.l Dsnosrat 2ad ialL
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Final sale OF 1Ots In Kentucky City
FNRN WON DAY. 9TH DAY OF SEPT. gssss
" viii commence the second and fHal sale Of
growing and most interesting young city. The Trustees IN an
nouncing Sale warranted assuring the public ta4 al
no point in ne West there be found better chance for
KENTUCKY CITY. rr7
L located the bank Of the Mississippi Tyer twenty miles
below tie mouth OF The Ohio river, at the first eligible highland,
ed b. high healthy ana fertile country rapidly growing in
wealth and population With salubousc clate Generous lib
this the commanding point on ne saeat
Father Of stahis uninterrupted and general
eo9es. That want has beens and now being fully met
$50 . 6. .s.r.srld RAILROAD
lucky CisY centre from which tracks
are t1ate towards the North, South, East, and West
terminus 81 Gulf BY its connection with
the Nashville and Norestem Railroad Union City, tWen-
ITe miles from Kentucky City, with the Memphis and
Rarod eight miles South Of the city Trenton Tenn. and
~ tho Memphis and Charleston Railroad furnishes this outlet
% all the cities Of the South The Illinois Central Railroad, with
which viii be in regular line
PACKET EEigIsV BOATS!
Supplies the travel trade Lakes and cites
Of the North 1d East and the Mountain Railroad, project
ed to tap the Mississippi at Belmont immsdately opposite KEN
connected vita 81 Louis and the Great West.
Ihs sale is M made without and IN good faith and
pleasure and duty viii te to give all needfu iniormaon and
answer ali written oral neogatories Then let per-
MT himself 70 be LED on BY rgor, when the facts ace
leto commence Monday, September 27 1858 and continue
until all the Lots Numbering upwards Of four hundred sold
twenty-five per cent hand dependant upon
the amount puasd for the residue credit Of and two
years' ath AstelesI.a 81 L. -. - - llf
.----rs q ar ...... .,,. BEN EDWARDs GREY,l .-f i
.aa. q Z. r. Z; 4 4 RTLF9qK y F99fbR Trustees,
address, for full information,
-...,-....-- PRANK Jay , .AioI.EAN an -
usya5-d65usss -5I s,e51 I - :. Kentucs-y city Ky
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EDpeFsOn SPRINGS, :

MACON COUNTY TENN lsSSEE 4. .--This highly
NA feputed veil known watering place, VIII be opened
and rsy The reception Of visitors and nvads By the 2th Of
May As regards the high character Of the medical qualities Of
its many waters comment unnecessary suffice It say that the
Of the has effected Of various diseases the treat
Of which has foiled the eminent physicians. There
pracoag physician residing the Springs who Will always be
in attendance, should his professional seTyicsbs required
0ur table will be we'll supplied, with tn best the country
Affords, aud that prepared in good style at -
Oar stables win also be we'll attandel- 1rl~F -
We have abundance Of good pure ice stored for the
benefit and comfort Of friends and visitors. Charges to Wit
Tent B0aFde from 81 25 10 81 90 per day 81 O0per
week. Chdren under years aud serFans half
Horses 50 cents per day. Washing and Ironing 81 % dozen.
For extra reasgnse charge will be made. "A Hack
via leave the Springs every morning az OcOck 10
ary through the season. to meet the Nashville and Louisville
r--at sa WI. A. DEBoW & BRO.
GmayI1 10 july . u Propretors.
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IN i. ss s.5 1HgasgAr 5F q 1853 Passenger rs

ana after IIuRsDAE, april &, 1855 as Passenger Trans
~ gil be a follows.
ieiFe AqslTile daily A. a. and ?. q.
Arriving 3 llsitlnoozi q p add A..
Leave OtlInaog DO 80 A. 1fs 9.15 nj.
$500 ArrFilr ,laslgille 9. 10 A. M. P a..
lI fsr de East Wluinct1n NC Nash
vile on er iain- aaseeo connections taroushout Via
AneZIili Tln.- Iynehburg, Nashville
the rlorzinl train ID the
Passengers for Memphis leave NasVille d.,
Which 4. 6J Y.
lhose fer ac4HnFiile and Sparta. viii
2R N iH Hics diresty ulIaH0za train
for McMnnvl-. lennvils at so
connecs VITA the day at
Nashville 8
AZ Naasilete Louis
w nclna1 Louisville Memphis New Orleans Pi5sburg, &,
azc.s also. DAILY line Of STAGES for Louisville
procured a
of te Mc1Iinnve Huntsville
atlanta, Macon, Montgomery, Charleston, Savannah, Augua,
Wilmington and KEoxyille c. L. ANDERSON
qpl- ls55 General Ticket Agent.
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for the purpose Of carrying regular business in {
NEW YORK STYLE.

We purpose having regular Bill OF Fare, win prices attached
that be enabled suit both pockets and petes Of our
customers aad charge for than they get ms has been
needed in city, and hope by strict attention % our business
own efforts and the immortal F the kitchen, VIII furnish
public dinners the shortest notice We also Keep on hand
large stock Of
CTGARS CHEWING T0BACCO, VINES AbD LIVCOhA
Call and examine at the Metropolitan. -
oef6 o
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The accounts Of the corn and cotton eroPs are
generally favorable. About corn We hear of no
difference Of opinion, aud while some think that
cotton has sustained serious damage from the cool
weather, which wiz develop itself more fully here
after ID is generally admitted that the stand Is good
and the Appearance Of the plant promising The
oats crop, We believe, is commonly regarded as
Egfsuia (Als) Spirit 258
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Nm I5Immbing EstabIishment.

OIly AAsAaeAsAA
H a. COOPER, Agent, No. j, Corner Of Market and
H. Spring Streets The highest premiums awarded TO lty
he Mechanical gcuura Fair last fall and again at ne
Davidson County Fair this Spring. prepared to % up pub
lie private houses with al the modem iHroy eents' sh
Cities and to extent IN our own
where comfort and oonYenience desired an a no
residence considered complete without them Ni take
such houses fitted up with Hot and Cold water ID every
desirable uonl, also, Bst showers, and Water Cloes
Having been appointed Agent for the sale Of Bouts
Kiehon Ranges, and tens practical mechanic myself, pro
them for durability utiy- superior % pE stove or
manufactured Ike purosss, and invite The public -
call and see them. -. g - &
continue 70 manufacture Tns Copper and sheet Iron v are
In al its varieties and viii sell cheap for Cash. Warnng ny
work equal 10 any. ar.- ~ Il - ~ Cd
N. B-Paricular attention paid 10 Of .Jobng and
Hydrant repaired at short notice. mayl35m
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MEilrHs Fe1ruarT IS, 1s5s.
Il. FoILIsTs EsgWa hsNe sxaFainai your Digest Of TIE
Decisions Of he 5ree Court Tennessee, delivered sahss
qEeut 70 e prod a which aI AIei-s D-a closss rith ah
interest. Ihe work exhibits accuracy. researh and abe
printing ani hinding well ezocutsl and n must prove vain
able addition ts library every LAWYER We t ou nav
Be amply reWsrdsd 8 your elort % serve tie profession ana M
public. Respectfully,
A. WRIGHT, JOIN p CARUTHEEs.
HENRY 2. sAALLs Judge % the Conmon Law
ha r BA0MAs ald Chancey Csulf Of Eem-
e. p F0UTE, phis-
r.. G. PAYNE p F. EckIERNAN,
GO. DllzoN Judge o. the Criminal Court q
ED- n. TERGER, Memphis.
sA1lL- W. AXRES, JOHN y. SALE,
J. B. LAiBf Attorney General
T. S. ATBEs.
NAsHvu1E, March 4 1858.
II. F0L1NrlSg Esl-e have examined your Digest o tie
Decisions q the supreme Cour q Tennessee reported since s
publication q Mr. Meigs Digest, Includes ten vol as of
Reports. points decided are clearly rtsi ana m -
gated say, that Tie work characterized by accraV ah-
y and great industry f viii be Of much vaua he Bench
and Bar, and We t That yol VII receive ts paranaso q The
profession, 70 which you justly enEtied.
NELL s. BROWN, HENRY r. rose
r. ". MkCGAFOCK, RUSSELL HOUSTON.
". p. COOPER. TIl0S. WASHINGTON,
HERMAN cox. A. @. NER2IrTs
MANSON NJ BRIEN, SR-, s. TENABLE.
JAMES WOODS, EDWIN III. EWENG,
g. 4. EQGG, JN0. REID,
JNe. a. a-cC A3lpBELEs WI. X. TURNER,
tkANoIs B. FOod, Judge Of the Circui, and
ABRAM L. DEM0SS. Criminal Court
The above enlonsd Digest be hal az the following Book
stores:
Mesas. Lamb, Young 4 Co., Memphis, Tennessee.
Mr.. G. III. Brown, Jackson, Tennessee.
Messrs. John YORK & Co.. Nashville. Tennessee.
Mr. J. A. Rayls Knoxville Tennessee
may4+d&Wf III. VOLLINTINE Z
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s2OO REWARD.

ESHAW G.. HAgRES, Governor Of the State Of Ten
uessee: To all who shall these preseutsrreeting:
Whereas &c has been made known TO me- that certain ADD
son WIrERS, charged with having committed foul
ru murder ON the 18th day Of May, 1855 the body
Crum, late of county Of een has fed from justice, and is
running large.
Now therefore + Isham C. Harris Governor aforesaid, by
virtue power authority vested, do hereby offer
reward of TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS, TO any person or persons
who NAV aupreheud Addison Witers- and deliver him 20
the Sheriff or county Of Geen in order that justice
in that behalf may he had and executed. -
- In testimony whereof, have hereuno set my hand and
caused great Of the State 70 be affixed az Nash
8" < willie. the 18th day Of May, ls5s. ~
By the Governor:
+ y. W. BURTON, Secretary Of State
DESCRIPTION.
The said Vhers about feet high and weighs about
pounds reeatng forehead with prominent brow
eyes deeply high cheek bones, probably Of his up
per Had when he left db summer tweed
coat pants black haand rode small bay mare
poay with snip the face and white hind feet The said Wtilers
Of his and inclined to boast and great deal
ia his conversation. may25-W4t
ARD! LAR Dl--The highest market price paid for Lard
{ 4 put up in shipping order, J. 7, MARTIN 4 co. n
ieblez - 81 Corner Broad and Market stIeets
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a. The corn and cotton crop are both much re-
iarded for want Of rain at this time. From this
cause in addition to the many bsok-sets hey re-
ceiYed from the late osts the crops in this ssoten
are looking very shabby. We learn aiso, that The
cat crop is suffering very much in some places from
the rust Canton Mss CitizsR.
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DEmOYILLE q RELL.
DRUGGISTS AND APOTHECARIEj
No. 26, Cherry Street,

80 No. 26, Cherry Street,
[THmD UuoN.l
h EALERS in Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals Dye stufs
Paints, Oils, Tupentine Alcohol Farnishes, Cigars To-
baccO, Snuff, etc
n EMOYELEB & BELL are now in receipt Of a full
and well selected stock Of the articles which they will
sell at the lowest figure.
n UTNTNE Choroorm. sulph Eher Iodone, Iodd Potas-
Nc SUM- Henry & Husbands Calcined Hagnesia, Hars Car
INITIATIVE, New England Cough Mixture ETC. Just received By
DEMOVILLE & BELL.
OLIVE OEL-%A fresh supply Just received and for sae by
" DEM0VILLE & BELL.
TEAST POVVDEEBg.--Pret8R & lIsTTiIl's Yeast Pow
dc IsTeceTed and for sale by
DEMOYILLE BELL.
DAY NOrECE.--An persons INDEBTED 70 Us By note or
account must paE by the lt IF Inae,or fhel VIII
settle with ocer We ~ it dnetly understood That
notice is Intended ior ALL DEM0YIILE & BELL.
r ONDON PORTER AND SCOTCH ALE.-a
An fne lot Of the above received and for sale BY
DEM0VILLE BELL.
TyERENCH BRANDY AND VFTNES.s@Of the bes
E quality Tor Medical purposes received and for sale by
DEM0VILI1E a BELL.
TFHARRANT'S SELTZER APERTENTs--Re-
Il ceived and for sale By
mays1 DEMOTmLE BELL.
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WATSON HOUSE,
SITUATED on MARKET sTREgT,
NAsHVHLLE TENNESSEE,


open for the o. the public riss .e
III house has been thorough renoyated and Fe-furuissf
The proprietor determined, By attention to the comfar
Of his guests 70 merit the patronage Of the public.
PRICES.
Board per day, sl SO
Board per week, $50
febll-6m Ta0s. s. WATSON.
FASHIONABLE BANGING ACADEMY.
MONS. j. A. PINGUELT,
ESPECEFULLf informs bis patrons aud friends that
that he has returned The city, and that be viii -
open his Academy at his his Hal oa SATURDAY, October
18th, 1851, at 5 O'clock, p. M 90
DGg8 Gad Hours Of ItiEa, Flilg, 0t o'clock, p A. M
S1itfG9gs ot 9 O'Clock, 4. a. AID =. II
Among the dances lately received from Paris, be W Teach
the and fashionable LANCER QUADRILE, damsed n
the principal Eastern Cities.
Us z Thankful for the LIBERAL PATRONAGE heretofore extended 10
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WNVNERAL UtNDERTAKER.-.Iaun .-.I am prepared 10
furnish o0FEISs Of description, from the fine the
planest COn, together with everything necessary
Funerals. All orders left at arerooms, Deaderick street,
the Upn-Up Livery Stable. Cherry and
Summer streets, Ereove prompt dag and night
u Furniture Of all kinds repaired order he
best style.
iuly9 -. -.# . J. H. CURREY.
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PENNsYLvANIA RATLROAD.
--a1


I'D A4cAaEzi-
FFNE Great Central Route ooaRepg s Atlantic cities Win
uous Railway direct. This road as conness at Pittsber
sveand and andusy vita steamers ports @
cheapest
dieroel y Which FREIGHT canhe Forwarded 70 and FROM ae
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTsBURG.
tua5E -Ls7-99t Shoes Dry Goods 'h 75c. per 100 b
s1uoSD ct4ss3Bo5ss and Stationary, Dry 90. -. ,,o.
sgoss On tales,l Hardware, Leather, d1e7
AHiEp CLA-Anyils, Baggng, Bacon and 5Oe Der IBOB.
"a FOTErE cz.sscsa Fh Bacon, and Pork ,Oo per looS
Flour-75cs per lbl. unt further notice.
Coons2 BALE not exceeding $3.50 Is weight, until fur
E Ia shipping Goods point Hast Of Philadelphia,
T % 1i1 $500 . % 4 ii % sa g, G af 5i oss q bl
pha or Pittsurg viii forwarded without detsnon.
VR + g c6 81 Iaa = is s. & Ii sP soa EVsnsSi sSf
indiana DuEess Ben ana Auraoel aud Carter 4 Jewett
Brown and IRWIN & CO. Cincinnati y W Graham 4 Co.,
Le3cS & Go AsqT Hoqsa, New York No. L william street.
9d no. Battery Place New York e J. sueed Philadelpha;
MsgreW & Koon Baltimore; Geo C. Rranciscus, Psburg
4. Z. HOUSTON, General Fzsighs 4lgat, Para.
II. J. L0ABAKI.I, Sap'tr AltooEa, Penn. 80
etI1, 80
PENNsKLVANIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.
~ -.
Three Daily Trains from PittSbUFg
10 Philadelphia.
FNeAINs leave Pttu-g as follows Mail A NJ East Linz
ne ETPTss B 7S T9R; ay se other two Sundays eEP
Louis No; Dubuque Iowa City, Iowa Cairo Rook
Island and Chicago illinois, Lexington and LOuisyile Kyi
Ierre Haue Indianapolis and Lafayette, Indiana Cincinnati
Columbus Dayton Tolsio Cevelond zaueye CestliHe,
ALI. POINTS IN THE WEST.
FARE AS Low AS ANY OTHER ROUTE.
Passengers from rely upon this as being the short
and expeditions ildadelplda Baltimore and
THOMAS MOORE, Agent.
aug2l Passenger Lines, Penn Railroad, Phila
Central Ohio and Baltimore and
Ohio Railroads.
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Cabin Passage from Charleston I,
Now York.

Cabin Passage from Charleston 10
New York,
TWENTY-FIVE DOLLARS
FTNITED STATES NAIL LINE Of New York and Charles
ton Steam Ships through ia As to 50 hourseu weekly.
The Ship LulE11bid, 1900 II. Berry Com
mander.
NdsACays 800 tons, ", j. F1ster Commander.
Marion, 800 tons, W J. Foster, Commander.
atIs 4dyer, 1900 tons, S. C.. Turner, Commander
67atberH0r 1000 tons, l.. N. Marry, Commander.
ss-E>u LEAVES Adgers Wharves every Wednesday
Lr. and saturday the arrival Of the
's=z-ltLf the outh and West, "at high water"
-aaA Tuese Steamships all built expressly for
this line and for safety comfort and speed unrvaed tie
Coast.
Tables supplied With every luxury attentive and
Commanders, will insure travellers by this line every possible
comfort and accommodation,
Cabin passage, SIS
St5srage passage,
For freight or passage having elegant state Room accomnoda
lions, apply HENRY MIssROOM, & CO., Agents,
may57 ST Charleston, s. C..
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DAILY s. TaI WEEKLY $ WEEEIr 3
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lLETROPOLITAN EATENG IOUsE.

TNyHE Propreors beg to inform citizens Nashville,
the public generally, that they have considerable expense
fitted up the store houses on the corner Of
CHERRY IND CEDAR STREETS
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NAsHvILLB LUmaER YARD.

n C. DARDEN, dealer in Lumber Shingles, and Boards,
d hand large lot Of Cedar, Yellow and White
Pine Flooring, Clear White Pine, Poplar Plank, Joit, Scant
ling Square Cedar, Cedar Plank and Poplar Shingles have
five Mills cutting Poplar and CEDAR one dressing Poplar
Yellow Pine Rloorng Single Machine masking No
Poplar Shnges-aI operation. supply any
quantity Of Lumber Shingles at the shortest notice. and at the
lswsst prices for cash. J. C. DABDEN,
Nashville Lumber Yard, No. III Broadway
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For PhiIadeIphin. New York, &c,

FROM
.. savannah and Charleston.
CABIN PASSENGERS TO PHILADELPHIA, SIS
Excursion Tickets good fer returning, up January J.
1859, S25
Iioke;s from Philadelphia Niagara Falls furnished
ty the Agents at Charleston and Savannah, &
The we known first class sideyheel Steam - r.
ships. KEYSTONE STATE. Capt. G.. p. = So
NsEsTvAN, and STATE OF GEORGIA, Capt. 80 lizl9
j. y. GARvIN, aIazz1A-zz1a
Now form Weekly for North, leaving Charleston and
Savannah alternate Saturdays as follows:
The Keystone State Charleston May Sh 2d June 5h
e July 3D. l, and 3lt, &c, leaving Philadelphia the alter
nate saturdays.
The State Of Georgia. from Savannah, May Ist, l5th e9th
June l2th 2h July Oh and 24h &c, leaving Philadelphia
The alternate Saturdays.
For safety, and comfort having superior Ssse Rooms, these
ships surpassed by the One hundred miles
of this Delaware and the Bsyto nights at
FOR NIAGARA FALLS, TIE LAKES, AND CANADA,
SHORTEST AND CHEAPEST ROUTE.
This line connects at Philadelphia with the Northwestern
Railroad Route through Niagara Falls Buffalo, in l6 hours
philadelphia. Through Tickets, with thd privilege Of stop
ping Philadelphia and intermediate points, for sale by the
Agents a Savannah.
Pare to Niagara Buffalo, so; Emra, s2l to Canadaigus
So C A. GREINER & CO.,
Agents at Savannah.
Z. S. & T. q. BUDD,
apriI23-d3n Agents at Charleston.
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FRESH ARRIVALS.
4 IN Boxes Star Candles;
! II W. lOn = and 3 boxes star Candles
80 dozen best Kentucky Mustard;
20 cases Wild Cherry Brandy
10 do Raspberry do.
50 barrels ard Z bbls st. Louis Crackers;
80 bags Black Pepper. -la
. --. TO Alspice; lrl----a
10 " Race Ginger; -i
100 boxes a and = boxes Layer Raisinsi
100 do. Selected Figs;
20 do. Lemons; $3.50
Is barrels S. S. Almonds F..
10 do. PeCans
DO. FiIberts;
do. English Waluuts
do. Cream Nuts;
- boxes Pearl Starch;
100 barrels best Summer Ale;
- casks London Porter;
20 " English and Scotch Ale quarts and pints.
$50 grOss-p Percussion Matches,
r. so barrels super American Brandy;
= ..- s5 20 do. DO. do. Gin;
e- 50 do. old Bourbon and MOnongshela Whisky.
rr aa FINE TEAS.
so boxes Imperial and g. BroWn Teas,
So chests superior Green and Black Teas;
Just received and for sale low, By
WILLIAMSON 4 CHEATUAM,
may6-d No . College street.
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VI. a. e. T, CE7EATHAM,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DEALER!

M. a. Z. T, CE1EATHAM,
WHOLESALE ssROCERS, AND DEALERS
FINE BRANDIKs, WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, NAILS,
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, &C,
C0REER or COLLEGE, -ABD CHURCH STREETS
Nashville, Tennessee.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
DupOut's Powder; Joy, BickfOrd & Co.'S Safety
sT-sgore DO
VETE aejust in receipt large selected
wv eToce Liquors, ETC, consisting in part follows:
l5B hhds Sugar all grades lOOOOO genuine Havana Cigars
IOS US D3- '4' 6o Do 100 dozen Painted Buckets; r
i6S US sis Rl7i PoEdeTed red crushed and 0 bis English wan
,zo t a1ai sqga5j se ~ ~ tfi 2Ds tiIIi tg.lf,
100 t0xes Tobacco, assortadi
FINE BRANDIEs,gWINES, az.
& ( ts., choice gFs249 s357 B5aP4ssi sz5 Posi wr..
15e laskets best brands Champagne.
80 boxes Scovill Caret,
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20 casks London Porter; .r..-
100 ibis walkers Ale; ..T u. rH-5s
400 bbls fine Robertson County Whisky D.
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And also large stock Of Common Whisky, American Brandy,
POWDER AGENTS.
Agents Dupont Hazard and Sycamore Powder.
would call de attention 6f m Merchants and Traders to their
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A. BISON & CO.,
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FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC FANCY GOODS,
No. - PJBLICS SQUIRE KASHHZLLE, TBNY. .
ME receiving Spring Stock Of goods, which
call the attention Of Merchants buying in this market.
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