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CRISP's AIETY.
An Extra Hint.
FAREWELL BENEFIT OF JOHN DREW {!
On Friday Evening, Oct, 1st, 1858.
THREE NEW PIECES!
TERRENCE OsCONNOR,
an IRISH ENGAGEMENT,
and THE IRISH TUTOR.
JOHN DREW, as Terrence O'COnnOr, Tim
Rafferty,, and Terry O'ROark.
II Box Book now open; seats can be secured
BREAD! BREAD!! BREAD
CRUm & PAUL'S PATENT.

BREAD! BREAD!! BREAD
CRUm & PAUL'S PATENT.
yHE undersigned having purchased the above patent for
the Middle Division Of Tennessee, with the exclusive
right Of manufacture therein, would respectfully solicit the
attention pubic in general to give the genuine Patent
Bread trial. the result will be uniformity quality
and appearance winter in Its TEXTURE free from drug
whatever keeps longer than any other bread without becoming
stale; cuts handsomer with crust equal to the finest French
roll and actually go further than other peceso Bakers
Bread.
The genuine article warrane authorized 10 be manufactured
by none Middle Tennessee and the city Of Nashville, but
GEORGE GREtG,
Nos 81 and 30. Union street
Therefore to prevent impoBurss by imposition from evil dis
posed persons to deservey popular Bread remember
No 81 and 49, street, is the only place where the genuine
article be procured, as
GEORGE GREIG
has at large expense purchased retains the Patent from the
original inventors bread before the Metropolitan
Institute it has undergone rigid chemical test before the
gentlemen with the Smithsonian Institute and reev
ed the highest prize-a Silver Medalbesides other Institutions
90 tedious to mention.
Good read is the essential thing in life. None will seek
the ordinary that has been the same process of manuc
tue for hundreds of years. the imitation Patent Bread,
when they can procure the genuine article alone from
GEORGE GREIG.
No 81 and 80. Union st Nashville Tenn.
at fair price, and that without the danger Of imposition To
Country Hotels Fairs this article warranted to keep two
GEORGE GREIG,
sept2g-d3m No. 81 and 70 Union street.
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Just Received,
IMMENSE VrATER-POWER AND CHOIC
WAEWRS ERH SALE.

TIERcEs fresh South Carolina Rice 20 bbls crushed
seIss HU6H MoCKEA & CD.
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NASHVILLE RACEs.

NA0ElN LIlLE HUE
o. 49,
FALL MEETING, 1893
Thursday, September 3Oths
Jockey Club Purse $50. One milo heats
Second Raees-sEeeps.akes vita unrisd threeye
500 entrance, SIS forfelt0ns mile heatskiTe entries.
D Hadey names b c by Allen Brown, dam BY PIiam.
Roundtres names Oh BY Albion dam Aare tfiek' ~
Pram.
G Moore Oh By Third Boston, dam by Leyathan
W Cheathan names oh by Glencoe, dam by LeTatlan-
MeHEeher names Oh By Arabss ator, dam BY Pscinc
Friday, Get, 1sfs
Jackey Club Purse S20One mile heats, three best In ave.
Saturday, I'd.
Jockey Club Purse, s250-TEo mile heats.
sepi7-d2W SAMUEL J. CARIEK-
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Sale ofHOuse and Lei.

at the September term 1858 in the Of John King and
others james King, Sr. and Others viii oder for se at the
Court Nashville Saturday the Sd day Of October
next lot ground fronting so feet Orde street, 50 feet Of
90 feet and 30 feet runs back only 50 feet
TeFms-ss rs will be required cash, and the balance on
one and three years. without interest Said pro-
perry belongs Of sally King, and sold for dbu
ton among the heirs z, r. CHEAEHAM,
sep3i IDS Clerk and Master.
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HUGH HIcCREA & CO.,

HUGH mcCREA & CO.,
Successors II. Morris & Col
WHOLESALE GROCERS d CO41ZSTOB MERCHANTS
AND DEALERs IN
Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
NOS. , AND Is MARKET STREET, NASHVILLE, TENN.
AVE hand and the trade reasonable TERMS the
following articles, and VIII be in constant receipt Of fresh
supplies
g. hhds prime choice Sugar. $1,000 Cigars brands
100 bbls Baltimore Crushed do, : Claret Wine,
so bbls Powdered do, so Bi Carb Soda,
25 bhls Loaf do, so bags Ground Pepper,
$50 bags prime Coffee, . nests Tubs
$50 kegs Nails, 20 dozen painted Buckets,
10 bbl5 MOlasses 50 dozen Cedar Buckets,
100 5z-bbs Molasses, Liquors.
. j. bbs Golden Syrup, 5Ol bbls Recti6ed Whisky,
p bags Pepper, 10 bbls Jamaca Rum,
> bags Spice, 200 bbs Old Rye and Bourbon,
IS bags Ginger, 81 bills choice MOnongahela,
boxes Tobacco, (all II d hbls Bourbon yrs old
200 boxes Star Candles, 900 bxs assorted Liquors,
40 Teas, 81 bbls American Brandy,
100 bundles Wrapping Irvine, . bbs Y Gin.
sept2
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1.-TWO Of hand dated the fall Of 1851 for
50 900 each. drawn BY D. n. White and q Newell OF
Waveys Tennessee One Of which falls due the st OF March,
1859, the other March, 1861. hereby warn all persons
from trading for the same the notes viii be void IN any other
hands than my own. n. W. CARTER
sep2s-dIw Lsvergne, Tenn.
Louisville and Nashville Railroad.
fsks q
nURIN The week Of he Fsir ct allatn no freight will be
received except articles intended for exhibition; which viii
be posted the road free Of charge.
sept28-d5t H FAUNTLEBOft Age
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WE have for sale number Of desirable residences Nash
wv vile its vicinity. Also number Of Farms in David
son. sumner. Williamson and Bedford counties Call soon on
J.L& W. BROWN,
herr Ereet.
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TVNE undersigned have the following pure Liquors,
Wines, &C. which they offer to the trade at low prices on
! to examine their stock beforeb uying.
Our Liquors and Wines purchased direct through the Gus
tom House genuine Being determined to
sell at low guresposessng the facilities to do sowe aer
ourselves that orr such Inducements to Cash and
/ prompt dealers, as wiz meet their views
Brandies, Gin, Rum and Whistles.
20 and 4 pipes Fine COgnac 10 bbls superior Rye Whisky
| Brandies, choicest brandsi very Old;
5 = DO Rochelle do bbs genuine Old BoUr'n do
5do pure Holland Gin 100 bbls fine Tenn. Corn do
Malt Whisky, best brands.
wines.
100 baskets and bzs Champagne, 20 do sautsrna'i
90 DO Hungarian, white and 10 do Msdeirai
. boxes Fine olarots 10 do Port
Porter, Ale, &c.
% casks London orer, best brands;
b do English and Scotch Ale hes. brands
20 boxes Boxers celebrated Wine Httersi
90 do French Cordals, assorted;
20 do Brandy Cherries
10 do Curacao, Mareschino and Absynthe.
Cigars.
10000 genuine Havana Cigars 100000 German Cigars;
choicest brands; 5000 Baltimore RegaLas do
Tobacco.
30 las Fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco, T. W Anderson;
i {: & & & ssS..l.s $:i Fl:
10 boze, fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco, sutherands sine gus
20 boxes fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco, "Chamber FDpez
Golden Leaf;'
20 boxes fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco, 'LanghOn & Armead
No I, Gold Leaf:''
70 boxes fine Virginia Chewing Tobacco Aliens"
SO boxes best Tennessee do do
Also:
IS 4 boxes Kean smiths' celebrated wt and Pancake
Danyille Tobacco, equal if not superior to any ever offer
ed In this market.
With other articles connected with the business.
WILLIAMSON & CHEATHAM,
ssp9 No. 9, College street, Nashville, Tenn.
EOR sALE.--Fiye hundred bags extra family White
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Day GOODsg 1ux eOoDss
McWHERTER BRO's.
For the Fau Trz5e-
We srsn recspt Of ne most desirable ard usII selected ~ ~
staple and Fancy Dry Goods!
Wshasosror oEsrse % the he retain trade.
4vING purchased tl stock from he largest Importers aud
II Commission Houses IN the Eastern Cities feel hest
~ IN aging at We are thereby enabled to sell goods at As
Low PRIC ES
snd On Is Eeassnable Terms as any house IN he city
Our present stock embraces every variety Of
New ana FashiOnRb1e Designs,
such ssvsry handsOns Roles Ala;
Taba;
s. Pents;
French DsLalnss, Plain and Fancy.
French and EngIish lIsrinOss;
IaTsii1s.f oT travelling Dresses
Paid Msriho, English and French;
Every style Of shaF Plain and Fancy Dress ssand Cloks
BiaeE s All grades together with other article too tedious
shave also very large stock Of staple Goods such as
Beached Domestic, all grades
lO&I9-4blsashsd sheetng;
- inch Pillow case Cottsni
- Brown shsetng
II and 81 sea Island do;
Bro. and bid drills
PId Linsey, all kinds.
Flaunels, al eoloTa qualities and prices;
Canton Flannels;
Nero Blankets;
Bs3 Blankets, every size and quality;
Brown jeans Ksrssys satnetts Cassims Yss.ngs shirts
shirt Fronts coars, and In fact article person may eE
uaet 10 find in a complete retail store
We also keep constantly hand complete stock Of Boots and
Shoes Hats and Caps Dufour Cos best Anchor brand Boiling
the trading community Our motto Is to s as cheap as the
cheapest. H (, ll-ss s1s- Bso -,
BRANsFORD. m'wHIRTER a co,
rroRrERs AND WHOLESALE
FOHEsGN AND DOMESTIC DRY-GOODs,
No. 3, Inn Block, Nashville, Tenn.
E 9a Fisia 7s shS "a 1 Veil @ C
DRH-eOODs,
Ready-made Clothing, Nantes, Varieties
&C., &c, &c.,
which We are now receiving and will have ready for exhibition
the 18th OF August. Our stock Is comprised in part Of
Brown & Bleached Shtrtings & Sheetings
s-I,7-s "A Osnaburgs, Grain Sacks;
Prints, Checks, Tickings, Plaid Linsoys;
FIannels, Blankets, TWeeds, Jeans, Sati
nets;
Cloths CassimereSs Festahfgs - ahASFs' Tin
mings;
American and French, Plain and Printe
DeIanes;
French, German and English merinOes;
Black silks, Fancy Dress Silks
CIOaks, Nantes, ShaWIs;
Irish Linens, JacOnet, Swiss and Checke
musIins;
Laces & EmbrOideries, Ladies' Dress Trim
nings;
Bonnet TafEeta and velvet Ribbons;
Elk. heavy THviIled Jeans, Linseys and NJ
gro blankets fOr Planters; Ready-mad
Clothing, Buttons, Thread, Combs, Jew
elry, &c.
The latest degnsOf Goods and Dress Trimmings will
addsd to the stock. they may make their appearances in
Z Eastern markets
augIz-2m BRANSFORD, ATWHIRTER & co
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LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE r. r..
q = fsss

H URING the Fair Gallatin commencing Mon
n day, eth Sept, Trains will run as follows:
Leave Edgefeld7 a. m, Arrive Gallatin an
do Gailatn 4s3) D. m. do Edgefeld $50 p. m.
ROBERT SACLE0D,
sep2Adst Superintendent
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Eight Democratic newspapers have been started in
Indiana within the past few weeks. This is a
healthy political sign and indicates the continued
permanency Of Democratic principles and policy in
that State
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NOR SALE..-Five hundred bags extra family White
may7-tf &C. ANDERSON
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cIBCUsG
Make uP VOur Parties,
THE BIG SHOW rs COMING
ORTON AND OLDER's
Great southern circus and Performing
Antmalsg
for THREE DAYS ONLYG
h EoReANizED and sEibelE65s for tie travelling 5ss5n
y Of 1883, with and costly rappirgs, Horses and
PeFfSrning Paraphrsnslia, &c, &c.
viii Exhibit at Nashville, Monday, Tues
day and Wednesday, sept. sTth, 2sth, eeth,
Of MAEKTF EFREEr, BROW uTcusTT
ADMISSION so cts. Children and Servants IS
S O. 40. Z oEDER' PPIoRris: sS7tu-
GEo CoSsrABLz. Equestrian Manager,
CHARLEY LEWIs, Master Of Circle,
HENRY ABEI. Leader q Band,
J. E. WiCKs, Treasurer.
and efficient corps Of Equesans, Acroat, Heruleans and
DTmatsts culled from the stars Of both Europe and America
ALso-Ehe wonderful performing Lion Lioness Romeo
and Juliet; and the pet Leopard, Washington, cap
tured imported sEbued aud trained expressly and de-
light the pasroas Of this popular company.
For full particulars Pictorial Bills Descriptive Sheets, Lh
ograPhs &c, at the Hotels and saloons
septl9-dIW r. B. KENNEDY, Agent.
COLUMBIA.
WISH the Columbia Tennsssee, nov
occupied BY W. j. Sykes Esq The Lotcontans upwards o.
two acres and conveniel situated for family residence. viii
be sold cheap Il immediate Application snads %
A. V. S. LTNDSLEY,
sep24-lm Nashville, Tennessee.
R.Vs.L.
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TRIMmINGs STORE.
OSCAR BIO HME & CO.,
Have Just opened at their stand
NO 2 Union street,
Trustee sale.

yHyHE Trustee for Stewart & Owen is under the
sity selling out The entire stock BY December next
Those 10 need Of Ranges Stoves Of sll sorts and
Crates, Scales M2nels, Kettles, scuttes TnWare Hol y =
low and Tame Lions invest their money % gre
sdvnnsags Those Indebted to s. o. remnaed that is much
cheaper settle win the Trustee than with oee and
respectfully requested call Stewart Owens old stand
No. "A Market street. Lsspl-d&tWn
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TIN PLATE, &c
DISSOLUTION.

WLosUIIL NUNe
TEVHE partnership heretofore existing between the undersigned
under the frm Of H. B. NORRIS & CO., in the
Grocery Commission Business is this day dissolved BY
tual consent B. Norris having sold his interest TO Hugh Nc
Crea, Either partner authorized to the Of the firm
IN liquidation. II 3. NORRIS,
". HOOPER HARRIS.
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The liabilities Of Nac6reger, AIoway & Co. and n. Allo
way 4 Co are by the Concern, under the firm Of
Saeger Bankhead, New Orleans. and james Bankhead
< Co, Of Nashville, Tenn. JAMES BANhHEAD
NASHVILLE, Sept. % 1858. GEOk6E mACGkhGEh.
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take great pleasure in recommending the hrm OF Macre
Bsnkbsad, Of New Orleans, james Baukhead Co.. Of
this city the patronage Of the former friends OF the old n
NAsHvL1E sent 81 ISIS n. E. ALLOWAY.
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IN retiring from the business, desire to tender my thanks to
patrons and friends for their and liberal
patronage and would recommend Mesr5 HUGH
McCREG Co. gentlemen in respect worthy Of conf
NASHVILLE. Sent LIST, Is5s. pks
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ON THURSDAY the 4h Of November next on the premises
" will sell number Of Lots in this addition inc u1ng some
most valuable Lots in the first addition Immediately adjoining
the Corporation Of Nashville. A. V. S. LlNDSLE4.
Full particulars in proper time.
Sept IL
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LESLIE ron OCTOBER


TNRANK LESLIE's NEW MONTHLY MAGAZINE for DC
tober, just received by =. HAGAN,
sept29 Market and Union SITS.
SALE OF LAND.
NY virtue of decree Of the Chsncery Court GaIlatn,
8 its last term, shall the Ist Monday in De-
next, Court House door, in the town Of Gal
latin, expose 10 sale
At Public Auction,
the most valuable tracts Land in the county Sumner
4I6 ACRES.
Said tract Of Land is beautifully situated lying about miles
from the Town of Galan Immediately upon first rate Turn
pike road and within 300 400 yards of the Louisville and Nash
vile Railroad, inow finished from this place Nashve and
known the Odom Tract.
Upon said Land falling Springs Of excellent
water Hundred and Fifty of said being we'll
tmbered and in Blue Grass, aorng fine pasturage
any in country, and the balance in high Of
said tract Of Land will be sold whole into two
tracts to suit purchasers. Also, the place that
HOUSE, LOT'AND OFFICE,
Situated on Main the town Of Galan, distance
from the Square, known the Dr. Newsom property.
has on good Dwelling, containing Rooms, Kitchen,
smoke house, first Stable and Caagehouse with other
necessary Out houses No Brick Office with rooms together
with large ward Garden and altogether of the
desirable residences in the Town Of Galatin,
TERNs or SALE third CRshs the balance in and
for notes endorsed without interest and lien retained
Said Land and House will be shown any de
ing to purchase, on application, in Gallatin to
LEONIDAS BAKER, Commissioners.
GalIatn, Tenn. Sept. 25-sep29-sn
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VALUABLE IRON WORKS PROPERTY
FOR SALE.
TVVE subscriber offers for sale liberal credit the valuable
Works property, known the SeEanee Furnace, and
Union Forge situated Lyon county, KY adjoining Eddyv
the county constructed in the best
all the necessary outbuidingsO comfortable resi-
dence, Of ore, considered nexhaustbe with
superior leading from them the Furnace The Forge
located hank the Cumberland river, two and half miles
from built three years ago, has two steam
engines capable Of producing thousand tons OF blooms
annually
the works will be sold, ten thousand acres, large
portion Of which is derei good farming land
property inducements parties wishing to
enter into the will sold low for cash and
realonabIe credit. Apply 20 address
WILLIS B. MACHEN.
sep2I-dlw SLtriw2w Trustee, Eddyvile, Ky.
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FALL 1855. FALL 1855. FALL ISIS.
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NEW MIL cry GOOD s.!
MRS. e. LOCKHART, Agent,
No. IA. n. Cherry street,

existing between sIaceger AoFay Co, Of New Orleans,
and E. AloWay Co.. Of Nashville, Tenn, is dissolved by
mutual consent George Maeger and james Bankhead having
purchased the entire interest OF n f. Ailoway ESQ., IN said con-
Germs. JAMES BANKHEAD,
NJ Z. ALLOWAY,
NASHVILLE, Sent - 1858. GEORGE MACGREGER-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-15

A VENERABLE PAsToR.-A recent number
OF the LewisbuTg (Fa) Chronicle gives In inter
esting sketch of the sem centennial sermon de-
llvered by Rev. John McElhenny, pastor of the
Presbyterian church in that pace-it being
just fifty years since he delivered his rst ser.
mon in that church, of which he has been pas
tor ever since. The paper says: Fifty years
ago there were not more than 40 or 80 members
of the Presbyterian church in all this section
OF country, and they were old persons; whilst
there arc now 9l0 members in the bounds of this
congregation. At that time religious services
were held in groves, private houses, and barns.
In a sugar grove near a L nion stand for wor.hip
was erected at which many very interesting
meetings were held.
There is butone couple remaining who were
married when he came here. At that time there
were but eleven graves in the graveyard, and
they chiefly those ofchildren. He has preached
as many as eight funerals in one family, and
as many as three and four in a number of fami-
lies. Ho has preached I 800 sermons, about | OOO
of which have been funeral sermons baptized
about 1900 persons, and married 800 cou-
pies -
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AN INDIAN LOvER.-MiSs Bishop, who went
to Minnesota as a teacher, received an offer of
marriage from an Indian. lie came to her dwell
ling decked in all his fnery-scarlet, flannel,
rings, feathers, newly secured brass ornaments,
and bear claws-and, through an Interpreter
announced to her that she must be his wife 1t
was urged that he had one wife. He replied {:
All the band have as many rs they can keen,
and have but one" As extra inducement,
he promised that she could have the best corne
OF the lodge, hunt by his side, and eat with him,
while the dark squaw was to hush the papoose
cook the food, carry the game. hoe the corn. and
provide wood and water. Miss Bishop, little
in fear Of the "green- eyed. MONSTER" even if
the other claimant did hold an inferior posi-
ton, declined the distinction. The Indian then
begged dollar to buy shirt, and left with a
naughty air The next day he was drunk. But
NJ IS Bishop's associate almost Jared worse. She
had only been few weeks in the country, and
was ignorant of Indian customs young war.
rior, smitten with her, called often. Hoping
to be rid Of him, she gave him a ring He
interpreted it as token of partiaity, and re-
turned to take her to his lodge. The next day
he again returned, with six young braves, to
compel her to go with him. Explanations and
interference saved her.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-07-15

RAcHEL's SON.-It is said that during re-
cent visit Of Louis Napoleon to the Chateau
q Etolles, the Emperor at once, upon entering
the parIor, noticed youth of fifteen years, in-
teres9Hg and haDdsome in appearance. with a
well-formed and elegant figure. The Emneror
approached him kindly: whats your name.
my little friend 20 "Walewski, Sire.h "Count
d.Etoiles, answered the Emperor. smiling and
placing his hand on the boys shoulder. This
young man is the son of M lie r achel, and Count
Walewski, who has always taken care of him.
and attended to his education. lie is acknowl-
edged to possess, independently of remarkable
personal attractions, acheerful disposition, gen.
er 'us sentiments, and unssal Intelligence. He
will bear henceforth the title which the Emperor
thus bestowed upon him.
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III There Is an Old lady now living In the
town OF Blooming Grove, Orange county, N Y,
by the name of Diana Brooks She is one hun
dre AZ fourteen years old, and yet Is intelligent
aud act We, and walks half mile 10 church eve v
sabbath. She was thiIty-two years old when
the Declaration Of Independence was made We
D'neve that Mrs Brooks " the oldest person now
living In the United States.
W, There were fourteen and half acres plant.
sa WITH tobacco In Caiiforria, last year, In four
oaheIent counties, and the crop In one county
a.h9un'.d TO 900 pounds. The tobacco raised
~ u angeles county was good, and no doubt
.ue State hight supply the home demand with
good TOBACCO The tobacco prod iced, on pood
s1il, from TWO thousand TO three thousand nonnd !,
pound "'' PC
W. Inc number OF Indians In the Canadian
pf''vlncrs, as lar as could be ascertain.d NV !.
spaCial commission recently appointed On inS;.a AZ
a idlrs, was about $40 in the eastern aud m sno
la the western, showing Il total of pe,rIv on ss1
exclusive OF wandering tribes TO the nor,h ~
whom no correct Information could be pTo ,ur,d
A majority of the tribes are steadily thomah
slowly, increasing In numbers, and In nearly ssii
approaches to civilization have been made. -
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A FARM IN ALEXANDRIA COUNTY,VA.
"A FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR IN
acres, miles from Washing ton and the same dis
nnoe from Alexandrls, and miles from George
town, adjoining the lands Of Mr.. Thomas Clark,
Mr.. r. fulee Esq and o. the lands of the,late l..
b: HsrdIn. Esq. he Farm is divided into fields,
with water In each held a fine orchard ard house
containing 8 rooms, with a good cellar ard back
kitchen. stable and all necessary ont-buildIpgs. In
good order now in the occupaac! of K. Yulee Esq,
respecting the sale. Information can also he had
from w. ID. Wallaoh, Esq. Edi or of the star.
POSSESSION given on the LIST of January. 1859.
Jel8 1awtf n WELLS
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DESIRABLE FARM IN CULPEPER
"A COUNTY, VA, FOR SALE.-The Editor of

II COUNTY,, Va, For SALE.-The Editor Of
the Evening Star is authorized to SELL on very oc-
commodating terms and at low prIce, one of
the most desirable farms IN the County of CulIep-
ef. II contains about SO acres, of which 30 are
woodland and the fesidne arabic land, IN fine
dItIon for cultivation THIS tract is situated about
three miles from. Cupeper Court House. 1t has upon
1t small dwelling house and ordinary farm build.
Inss. All the arabic land not cultivation is well
set IN grass. To gentleman seeking country res
ldence this farm offers attractions not surpassed, If
squalled In Piedmont Virginia building siLe pom
the farm commands a fine mountain prospect. and
view OF the surrounding country for many miles.
The soil 10 OF excellent original quality, and pecu-
iarly adapted to the production OF wheat and Is 1T
present IN good state OF improvement. The owner
Will sell 1t Tor less than It's value, early apr catOn
is made. Persons wishing to purchase will please
communicate with w. ID. WALLACH. Ess.. Ed
itor ofthe star. ap 9-iawtf