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DlscHARGED.-John Crawford, who was arrested
Thursday last, at the instance of the u s. Mail
Agent, J. W. Finks, in Alexandris, va on a charge
of opening letter. directed to James Crawford and
ab,tracting therefrom ten dollars, was examined
Tuesday ard discharged, there being no evidsnce
to convict him
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rNnil.fr ANnGE.

NVI IVN Natl Nt n,
MUSLIN CURTAINS,
BANDS. PINS, HOOKS,
LOOPS. GIMP, Sc.
Which viii be sold cu moderate terms aud mad.
CT IN sty lie which eanno; be approached oy any
h>l.se IN this city: The ist,s. Ensiish and Frepch
picFGs are exhibited whi h, with the assistance oi
s. accomplished DraffsmSn. from QUE Of the iarg 81
t,Ur.sin Houses IN New York city and his own *.
pssitnoe, he r. enabled to make and hang Curtains
e Is "a dsfp c9m mpsf,ttoa
He respectfully requests those who desire CUR.
TAiNS. 10 cal! and examine his stock before pur.
CD -slSS. Sc 2I-lm
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I n + DlSP ATC
1sp - Mos NiNtla,.,st toroasa "a ,s,s
Murder OF = ,,rv,.,..
Iccass@espsses or ras slcnxsso nan, ,,,,,,,,
hftres, nstt Co, TsxAsl


hn,reS, nKtt Co, Taxa
oax.n October latb, isas.
oa, usually auiettown waa yesterday thrown into
Ete*' excitement, by the news that yealg Rohert
s ssaaose, late oi Meekienharg county, VA, had
eeea Killed ny Mexican. The facts arr these
young 'easeee and Mexican by Tho pame ef
Nartine. had diifieaty some few days ago. abons i
soue s'eek, when Martine drew six shooter nm
.eesele' he, being aaarmed, retrcated. Yesterd.y.
hewsn' cat With hts double barrel shot sun. sad
nss asroae, soae words pissed between them,
ween Wartime again drew hts pistol; ono Of yepe.
o.s @ eaffess was loaded with bird shot and the
other with buck shot and nv mistas y n. assa ~
'no Mexican With the bird shot, The Mexican the n
snos Veaahio with bis pistol, mortaiiy woundipg
nim, tenaeie then fred the load OF buck sho, into
asfune, killing him INSTANTLY. renable lived
ABOUT TWO honts Young yenabIe was a son of tho
ste FRANK Venahie, go long the faithful president
oi tue Bank OF Clafkssille, Va. lie was q yourg
aa W .ae promise and devotediy attached to his
widowed motaer, whom he has left almost incon.
aelable. Yours, plo.x.
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YELLOW FEygR--From Galveston, Texas, late
private advcee state that there have been 500 cases
10 all, aud 200 deaths. About one-third of the
residents have run away. About one in six of
those left down with the fever: one In four of
the sick, dying. The United Americans of New
York have contributed $3.50 for the benefit of their
brother o. U. A.'s in affliction in Galveston.
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/" CHEMISTS have ascertaned that aa alloy can
be composed of certain proportions of tn lead and
bismuth, which will melt at temperature lower
than 2l2 degrees. OF course, q teaspoon made of
such alloy would be of little service at breakfast
time, unless Betty, the maid, had special directions
as to the temperature of the tea urn. fusible al
10y some what similar, is used in making copies of
Medals by the Electro.ype process We had some
fears upon the subject, not precisely knewipg at
what limits all the metals might fesl inclined to pre-
serve their stability. But, notwithstanding the
late hot weather, we are abe to announce tn the
stock of new and elegant JOB TYPE lately received
the DISPATCH Jon OFFICE still retains its solidity
and beauty and is ready as ever for the service Of
oI1r hon and nd one ratr
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clInx7 PIANOS, ac.--P. II. TAY.
MOn,s MUSIC SALOON AND PIANO
nuWARERooM, iss mAts ST kieE-

HAnhv1oTi Hsosp. vaoTi. 'ss unaerss.nad as /: sole
NUNNs 4 CLAkK's PIANO FORTEs. These In
struments have received the unqualified approval Of
the greatest Pianists in thiscounty and Europe. He
also Keeps Pianos Of Hale 20. and other good and
we'll established makers.
Of .hs e best 1 M91sioAL fssrEuaSSfs. and ausi
cal Merchandise In general
ectaves, with single aud double reeds
Martins unrivalled 0UITAb1
In short, every article in the Mu,ic line may be
had at this estsbiishussst st HOST ssAsoxAsLs
This largest and most beautiful ssscrtnsst q ia,h
aonAele. new and standard SHEET AUslO eDe
-. A liberal discount made y TsssAsrs and
- Pianos tuned and lat 70 hirs. Old Pianos
taken In exchange 5or new ones. our.v,nv
N- FOR THE NORTH AND WEST
WA VIRGINIA. cEEInAL AND QR
1SuK And ALHxAND IA RAILROADS-Tvc
maiing cIosss connections at Washineto. wiih ths
trains for Baltimcrs. Philadslphia and New Yosh.
THR0udH IIOKEr csa b procured y the
HsExsRbRit iiss sias & ne s'F'a sdsz SStsi s''''
ssATSItiSa!Sg,,. yssSSgl1tkSssSgS.I5, ysSgtSsSst.II55Ia
sssE'ss E3SS;Ssaa EsEE;ssss'EEs. s'|5sss sI5:saE'' $ss
MALL PARrs OF TUE WEST.
Psssns. a. xsssisssss ass ~ down as sny ef
sa' A'ss'' ne p ae'fsc or NsrHHsLAND.
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nk5- Dr. ACHILLES AscoLTs Office. On
on GRACE STREET, BETWEEN 7rR AND srH.
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e5EI N zHss1 RICHMOND AND
~ ,ssff5F1)mAxP sf51 xPETERsBURG RAIL-

PETERSBURG RAIL
MAD -VIkGIkIA CENTRAL AND STATI
hiks.-Daring the continuance Of the Cent 81 and
tstS Fairs 1T Richmond ami Petersbnrg. ticket
sii Dc issned over this road, from Pet rsburg &c
.lohmond. ard from Richmond 3, Petersburg, 1t u
All artci intended for exhibition q. either sffhs
aGs VIII I snsported TO the Fair as tee regular
\ ata. nnd u ~ change ownership has takes
laes they n be transported back ffee OF charos.
As thh many u provided with but ii1ilce
asiber OF srs suitable Tor tho transportation o.
tock, appi ION must be male ~ the freight of
pco, a. lea iour days prior 10 the day On whicL
E.oek 70 transported: or stock may be driven
urnpiSs Il al, distance zl miles.
&C ii-dt Ell GIL. fspt
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MEAT lTTEnS--for fsmii, use, all
4S tAs-LEw, TAYLOR 4 20.
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DrYflcULrY.-A Paris letter in the Eord states
that trifing disturbance has arisen between
France and Brazil A merchant having died Al.
Peruambuco, leaving children under age, the
French Consul put seals on his premises The local
authorities maintained that he had no right to do
20, as by Brszian law the children, being born In
Brazil, we're Braziiars, and subject to the law OF
the country On appeal to the Justice ofthe Peace,
he decided that the local authorities were in the
right, and the seals were removed. IN conse.
quencs, the French Minister struck his flag, in
order to await the instructions Of his Govern nment
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The total assessment Ct property In New ORE
leans amounts 70 SLOT 100000.
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ST Farmers, Planters and others, attending tho
Fair, and before leaving town. should procure q
bottle of HARrsHoRrE's CURssLL. the great Pain
AnnihiIator 1t cures rheumatism, Neuralgia, and
pain any part Of the body or limbs. This re.
rnarkehle preparation is prepared by chemst. and
lis efficacy in exp,ling pain is truly miraculous.
scld by all Druggists in Richmond. &C 26-4t
Asy- Horses, with cuts. bruises, or lemeness. can
lie II stantly relieved by applying to the part af
fscted, HARTaHeRSH's CU.K-ALL. This remarkable
preparation suits the complaints of horse as well
as the human race. 1t cures Cholic 10 q few mi
nutes and improves the spirits and digestion. SOLD
by all Druggists In Richmond. oc 26--4t
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BOARDING.

QOARDIN0.-Our house, on Grace st.
- between 9th and 9Th, Ia now open for the ACCOM-
mediation OF boarders. RB MURRAY,
oc 22--ts MsJ MURRAY
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E- GUIsRRs PATENT GRAIN SEPARATOR, CLEANER,
AND BAGGER-The patentee of this valuable time, ss
we'll as labor-saving mac hine, las one on exhihi
tion Mr.. Guiser the patentee is present personally
Til. machine differs from all Others from tho fact
that with eight horses it will thrash, separate clear
and bag more grain than has ever been done by any
other machine with the same power in the same
tins The writer of this notice has seen 1t tried in
different States and certify to the truths of this
statement. AtCircinnati at Indanopcl s.as we'll as
numerous places. both West and gast-the machine
Of which we write has met with favor and received
unqualified certificates of its merits and 5-eat util-
ity IT needs but to be tried. &C 27-2t~
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exhibited:
iSoine-Altho. h the departments 10 which this
fall. vet re can confidently say that the specimens
exhibited are superior to any herstofore seen In
Richmond. We particularly noticed the follow
ing:--Sow and eleven pigs. Chester county breed,
exhibited by Alfred A. Tauguy, oi Messcee.ssr'
crossed with Irish grasiers. by H. u. Thorns, Of
Hen rico; two boals, eight months old, from @
Paleske. Of Hsnrico; iaported EDgl1sh pig, three
mouths old, from Geo. s. :. BstsiiAn, Of Hsnfico:
snw and six pigs Chester county breed, two and
shree monShe old, from Thomas Wood OF Peuning.
tor. Cheafer county. Pa; also, OF same breed, ons
boar. three years old, weighing 600 pousdss one
sow, weighing 800 psnnds. too years old; one sos
Is nonihs old, same breed; one boAf. u mentns
cid. ssne breed, from sAns; Sour pigs 10 months
old. which teok the premium at the Baltimose
Fair, sams bgssd, By WIN. Ashbridgs, Of HarioEd
county, Nd =,
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Az EXTRAORDINARY DAM fAituas. The failure
e' the Western Hank sf 1lsssow. Scotland. has
spread unparalleled ruin throughout that CITY .--
Thirteen hundred families held Iayes,ne In
'se eoncera, which, IN many cases, constituted
The sole dependence OF aged professional men,
w'aows ana orphan daughters. Tho total paid IN
capital va. equal TO 1900, 600. When the u,op.
page occurred u was soon Seen that che whole Of
mat property wasawept away, and that those who
had bething eiss would bc reduced 10 dsstItutIon.
IL wss baped, however, that this wouIa be the
ne.s. In iiit'e tarthsr time II trsnspred that
lion to the loss OF the Whole capital.
call OF $i2S per share wac accordingly enforced
on NIL who had any thing left This was finally
paid In June last, A iait then intsryened and IL
wa. supposed that y there should happen 70 be any
Iafther cali u would be light Complete asionish.
meni was therefore fss on The 7th instant when IL
was az nounced that the deficiency, instead of be.
ng IL had proven to be Al 900 Ooo and that
npoa each share fresh payment Of $500 would be
required within - days
large proportion OF the stockholders having
been already ruined, the number OF those able to
respond IL limited and 1t Is calculated that out of
tue thirteen hundred no. more than one hundred
ana NIFTY VIII ultimately have any property left
May of the srferers have died. some have be-
come insane, children have been thrown on the
eharity OF friends aud strangers, and there 10
scarcely family In the district which 10 not to
some extent sfiiicted. 0ue eminent retired mer.
chant who had invested the whole of large for
tune Ia the concern has died of broken heart
Yet the directors, q majority OF tbom says tho
London correspondent OF the New York CONNER.
cial, have adopted bold and interruptions tone
to the last. They relied upon their parliamentary
iunuence, especially among the tories, aud the
government have screened them throughout
Among their chiof apologists they have numbered
Sir Archibald Aiison, the author of the History Of
Europe.
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THs WIPE POISONING CASE IN New YoRK.-Jamss
Stephens, who was on Tuesday, committed to pri
son In New York, TO answer the charge of causing
the death Of his wife by poison, was formerly
respectable citizen and class leader In the Me-
thodist Episcopal Church. He was arrested through
the evidence of two sisters Misses Bell, nieces of
his wife. The Bells said to be OF the FIRST fam
lies" in Ireland, several OF the brothers Of Mrs.
stephens being Protestant clergymen. The Misses
Bell had lived with Stephens in Goth street two or
three years previous to the death of their aunt
fheyeDtersaineds suspicious at the time other DEATH
but dared not make them known, 10 consequence
of the threats Of Stephens to havo them expelled
from the church and ruin their characters if they
said anything against him. letter from Fanny
Bell, one OF the nieces vaguely limiting spicion
at length reached their friends in ireland, and
their brother Robert, impetuous young man, at
once came over and attempted to take the law into
his own hands by shooting Stephens. He attacked
him in the street, in September, fired at him, bu.
missed him aud was arrested, when the nieces came
forward and testified that they had reasons to be-
lieve Mrs. Stephen died year ago from poison
administered by her husband. The latter was
thereupou arrested, the body of the wife disnterr-
cd, and chemical analysis made. This analy sis
has been the most complete and thorough ever per.
formed in this country, being, 10 fact, the first
tine that the entire human body has been chemi-
caliy taken to pieces. The result has been the
discovery of arsenic in large quanites, and difnsed
through all portions of the BODY, more than enough
to have caused death.
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MARRIAGE OF THE DUKZoP MALAKorP.-The mar.
riage Of the Duke de Maiakoff with MademoiseIIe
Parriega was solemnzed 10 the Imperial Chapel
Of St. Cloud Or the evening of the 12.h inst . In
the presence of the Emperor aod Empress and q
brilliant nd numerous assemblase. Marshal Vail.
liant, Minister Of War, and II. Wsiewski, Minister
II. Fouid, Minister OF State, and . Spsniard, the
Margins de Casca, dii the same Office for the bride
The Duke il said TO be in his 81 year and his
bride in her 33d They were expected to start forth.
with for England.
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A NEW STEAN FIRE ENGINE The Messrs. Latta.
Of Cincinnati, have been building a new steam
are engine, the Eclipse, to exhibit In the Eastern
cities The aEslpse" 10 of the smallest claes, but
performed we'll. The fire was lighted at half past
ten; first water thrown In 8 minutes As seconds;
threw water 100 feet in minutes As seconds;
threw water leo feet in 10 minutes As seconds;
threw water 200 feet In IL minutes Is seconds -
Best throw 247 feet, all through IL inch nozzle.
Second trial, threw 2a5 feet once, and 203 feet
twice, through an ~ iuoh nozzle. Third time,
threw two streams through "a nozzle ;si feet
Why cannot Richmond, with her new Fire Bri
gade, have one of these? 1t would reduce the ex-
pense one half
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MRS ]. j. FRY has two vacant rooms,
Iva la which she can accom- medate family with
board, or persons by the month or quarter. Corner
OF franklin and 18th etreets oc l6-2aW2W
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Land and NegPOes
TWeIVe HIegroes.
.Mc#Eca

Clerk " Masters Sale Of Land d Negroes.
r yirts olsn iuisoedlo decree the Chaass coy!
- az ainsAArO mate 40 Ts Pebruary Germ 1855 or saQ
CoVit Is the tas o. ssst goh1souz al Others
Washington Morgan, and others, pentir gin sad Coat
will SATURDAY, the ZJh day Of March, 1858, az me 4o
rstenee Of Nimrod Johnson deceased about six miles
ia tot Gin b0ro, Ia JACKSON county, Tennessee
sale, co public auction % the highest bidder, on esa
twelve months Steven Likely Eerroes-trse aeld hands,
likely men-the others ars women and children. ara
time and place, viii sell the same eis 50 ne ~
liable tracts OF Land undsr said decrds Note WIZ good
security will be required 81 De nuzehaasT and lea VIII %
n ie eRatpE The pnrenfss m22st5 po4srs s
Of February, 1853. ". " 9C1LSs
feb l4-Wtds prs foe s. slefka A-'tst'
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APPROXIMATI1N Prizes.
TICKBTs-whoIos, So; Halves, 50 so; Quarters 81 25

Bank Notes of sound Banks taken par Checks New
York RENTED for Prizes.
nd New Olsans SUNDAY papers, and Cha lesion and Sa
vauush dalies.
In ordering Tickets Certificates enclose the money n
our address Tickets ordered receipt Of which
they will be forwarded b. first mail. Purchasers have
Tickets ending in auy figure they may designate
The @ Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes W! be sent 70 puE-
chasers immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers viii please write their signatures plain and
give their Post ONCE, County and State
Remember mat every Prize drawn and payable in full
without teiUC ion
AN Prizes Of 81 600 and under paid Immediately amer the
drawinzOJher prizes The usual time Of thirty days.
All Accommodation strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets 10 c. n. SWAIN, Nashville
Ts0ressee. OF to ANDERSON & SON, Managers
fsb Il Macon or savannah, Georgia.
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GUNSWITHS,
Who want good Gun Barrels Flntor Percussion Locks,
Meet Brass German Silver, Guards aud Butts Double
Trs gers, Rife and Sh0t Guu Wipers, Gun, Nipples
HOUSE-BUILDERS,
Who are I'm need Of Knob-Locks and LaIchsr ny kin
whatever Butt Hinges and Screws Bolts fan kinds Win
dow Fssners, Sash springs, Nails. Pat Hrads, IN shoTt
EVERYBODY,
Who Is in want Of Single Doubts Barrel Shot Gun,
Razor Pocket knife Of Knives and Forks
any lniu Usually 0uud Hardware Store would ind TO
gl5,T Interest before purchasing, 70 call on
williams & Co.,
No. "a Public square.
The cd Stand Of HrFmGH s Ellis.
dee o. -FerEw#v.
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NAUGATUCK BLACK hawk is a rich and stylish
brown hoe eight years Ole I5h hands high, has oeR
trOted in 2HJ and b0re of the first prize "LOne
star and many others ztthe Fair held al New Haven
year. and his colts Arkabe promising He was
sired b. Vermont Black HaW that maze ID. Hull his own
en- over $4,000 grand sherman Morgan, great grand
the original or Justin Morgan Horse. His dam was
Lady BrTOn by a OF old MembrnO, and he by the I'm
ported Messenger He half N Ethan Allen the
popular trOtting stallion living, Black Hawk Maid
Black Ralph, Know Nothing, that tToted at Chicago in
p a. ana beat Flora Temple Long Island in 2O; Belle
OF Saratoga, that went in 2g also ticondsroga the win
uer drs. pze at the United states Fair ST. Louis
1857; and many Of Osdsers Of the coUntTy-See
LLns-e.,s bnnk ON MORAN Horses, .. 100 10 1876.
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HIGHLANDER,

THIS very Superior anu famous horse is located y
4 for the season OF 1857, at my farm, adjoining
Nashville. Mares will be received from 10Th Of93e
10Th OF July at $50 each 80 the groom,
IUh July in all cases Of failure they may be returned gratis
next year.
HIGHLANDER was bred by Thos Taylor Of s. c. in 49,
be vas get by Glencoe, imp his dam Csssuet, winner
all distances, by Monarch impt. SC, his pedigree full,
pure and fashionable and like the horse him sell eIetes the
a1mi ration OF the mOgt critical observers
HIGHLAN DER is rich chestnut, Of excellent constltu-
sn and temper measuring 10 hands height and has
usu length or frame, coupled with surpass
ing beauty form and action As horse High
auders reputation throughout The UDiOn was, some
time hard equaed having beaten in the best STYLE all Of
mis- many competitors in south Carolina and Georgia until
about Years old when he sold for SO Goo and at
once went other formidable rivals wherever
TO be found.
In tins extremely trying career Highlander gained
large share ever attended horse
under Ike travelling
ming all distances he did whether in good bad hesn
and condition -
All who have examined HIGHLANDER and his colts,
freely express the opinion that breeder Of superior
stocE Tor rrsry he viii take rank among the most
putahle horses OF the country.
- WNa II ~ H.
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WOTSE-BUHDER
SWAN & Co.'s Lotteries,

The cd Stand Of E-rEmaH & Ellis.
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Authorized BIZ THESrATEoF GEORGIA.
a0.Ona DOLLARS!

FOE TEN DOLLARS!.
Tae following scleae vii be drawn by S. swan & Co,
Managers OF the SPaEa Academy Lottery in esch Ct their
single Number Lotteries Tor MARCH 1858, a. Augusta,
G8urz-t public under the suPerntendeuce Of Commis-
CLASS 5.
Be drawn {n the cit OF Augusta Georgia, in public
SATURDAY, MARCH g, 1888.
CLASS 6.
To be drauu in the city of Augusta Georgia, public
SATURDAY, MARCH b. 1858.
CLASS 7,
O. be drawn u city OF Augusta, Georgia, in public,
SATURDAY, MARCH 20, 1858.
GLASS
T. be drawn Tire City OF Augusta, Georgia. IN public
SATURDAY, MARCH y, 1858.
on IHH PLAN Oh SINGLE NUMBERS
Five THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND
EIGHT1 -FIE r. PRIZES
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY 8 TICKETS.
mAGNiFlCENT SCIEMEl
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Black Mammoth.

TENHIS tAEUHTE JACK will remain a. my stable and
n Jennels Forty Dollars the insurance. He
never better health ana con diiOn than present. deem
unnecessary say any thing in reference 70 his merits
breeder. The the various agricultural Society
Fairs, wherever he colt show for premium, give
evidence of the fact his superiority breeder. Pas
Jurage gratis, and grain feed II desired, al IS cents per
week. Every 70 prevent accidents escapes
but no liability for either. P. K. RAINS.
teb lQ-W2m Ore mile South Of Nashville.
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E,and sale,

IN MACON COON1AS AG''L'A1N'SEE'
ny virtue OF a decree OF the County Court OF Macon
b county made al The February fern Of said court 1885,
10 the case John Holland, and ais, vs. jason =. eoan,
els viii sell al public sale on the PIelIes1 On she
18Th day Of March next 500 acres Of lGHQ DeoRgn
heirs g. c., William A. HAYWOOD, oeco stSAa
White Oak and Long Fork Creeks, IN DsHles 10 y
said land will be sold upon credu OF sAi tNsiFl auu
eighteen months, except the Of S6O which H ~ re-
Quirsd in sound notes with approved security pe
required and lien retained upon the land SOLD un we
purchase money 10 paid. -
Feb lC-w4t pTEfes 81 B. 8, FHtChi OlstA'
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THE FAuUUS ROADSTER,
N augatuCk Black Hawk,
Imported by the Tennessee Lire Stock Company.

TTHIs SUPERB STALLION will make his second
1 season at he stable Of Jhs subscriber L-zlCA
mile from NasdvI e. o The No'ensvilIe Turnpike ESA
and serve mares al y.Five Doiars the In
health ard EppeaEnce he ne greatly improved since last
year be proved himself last year remarkably sure Oa
gz,teE Mares will be well cared fOf and
grain led al 81 we eE pasurags without grain Al 50 cts
Der week, z. K. RAINS.
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University Of Nashville.

ID ECIIAII.Ns commented IN me literary DepaItmeni
n on tAe 25th inst, as previously advertised
hgSurge0u IN aUn lance Or K. iaslon Professor
in the Medical D7psrmau authorizes the Faculty 10
nCuuGg that Students may with safety 20 the
College rs any other portion Of the State, inssmuch as
the t. phOid Fever do not mate the premises and
has ,CcuTed with four weeks. The barracks have
been several 1ees unoccuPsd and have been thoroughly
renovated g. .,. CO . o. q. .-
These GBeDeuts made hacausA various unfoun ded
repors have ceen circulated TegaTing sickness, suspen
soE, calculated prevent the return Of ah6ents.
b order Of the Faculty
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