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IN CHANCERY AT LEwISBURG, TENN.
JULY RULES. 1853

Niles Ball and wife Mary A., John c. Rogers and others
1T appearing to the satisfaction the clerk and MASTER from
the allegations in the complainan bill that the defendants,
John Rogers William Rogers David Rogers Jackson Rogers
George Rogers, Richard Rogers Pman Rogers George
and wife Melissa Genn John King, William King Martha
King residents of the Tennessee so that the
ordinary OF the law cannot be served them Its there
that publication be made four successive weeks
Nashville Weekly Union and American newspaper pub
lished city Of Nashville Tennessee, requiring the said John
Rogers each Of the other defendants above named to an
pear at the next Of the Cncery Lewsburv to be held at
the Court the Of Legsburg, the first Wednesday after
the third Monday in August next and plead
the compausnts b the will taken for confessed as
to them and for hearing eparte the next term Of said
Court.
true copy 3. K. EERCHEVAL,
jyl3-w4w Clerk and Master
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Prof. o. G. WOODS you about b manufactura and
your recently discovered Restorative, win for
WhomsoeYer that have USED and known others
use itaf have for several years, BEEN I'm the habit 81 using
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With months proper viii restore persons hair The
original youthful color and texture, giving t heaty s0, and
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apply the dress which t drops would, therefore,
commend its every DESTROYS Of having e sn
texture % hair. Respectfully yours
WILSON KING.
o. J. WOOD CO. Proprstors, 3l2 Broadway, New York,
On the great n. Y. Wire Railing EsbF nentl and ia Marat
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.


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NHE Great Central Route connecting the Atlantic
Western, Northwestern, and Southwestern States by
tnuous Railway direct This road also 2burg
with daily lines Of Steamers all ports the Western Rivers,
and at Cleveland and Sanduy with steamers all ports
Northwestern Lakes making the direct, cheapest Fi-
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treat Vest.
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURG.
FIRST CLAss.-Boots, Shoes, Dry Goods Gin -. - ,oo.
boXes,) Furs Feathers, &c, ~ te' AO' b.
SFcOSD CLAss.-Books and Stationary, Dry co - 100
Goods (n bale Hardware, Leather &c. ooo PEI lVOb
9MED CLAss.-Anvis, Bagging, Bacon and 5o mar 1oou
Pork Qn bulkl Hemp, &c, ." PR 1OoB'
EOCRrH CLAss.-COfee, Fish, Bacon, and Pork AZ - inoa
(psckedD Lard and Lard Oil, 1O0 pr ANOb
Flour-I5cts per bbl. until further notice.
Gran-sijcts per 100 lbs, until further notice.
CotonS2 per bale not exceeding 500 Ms. weight, until fur
sheT notice.
IL In shipping Goods from any point East Of Phiadepha,
- particular 70 marx package rid. Philadelphia kGi}FOtI
Al Goods consigned to the Agents Of this Railroad Phiad
phia Pittsburg will be forwarded without detention.
FREIGHT AGESTs-Iarris, Wormley ( Co.. Memphis Tenn.
i. +. Sa IS Co.. St. Louis J. s. Mitchell SON. Evansville,
Indiana Dumesuil Bell and Murdock aul Carter Jewett
Louisville, Ky; Z. c. Medum Madison Indiana Sprn
& Brown, and Irwin Co., Cincinnati, " ". Grasm < Co.,
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Ich Co. Aston HOUSE. New York; No. l. William street,
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HageW & KOOns, Bslm0re Geo. c. Francscus, Pittsburg
II. Il. HOUSTON, General FTeigAt 4geHf, Pha'G. .
h. J. LOMBAERT, SHp't, AhO0RG, P0Va
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can Be procured which point we'll Baltimore, II
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u Il Is the only route by which purchasers Of Through
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burg, Va Charleston, Savannah, Macon, Atlanta, Augusta
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na or with The Jacksonville Railroad to indianapolis Ind
maks direct connection at Columbus Oe with the Central
Ohio Railroad Wheeling, whence close connection with the
Baltimore and Ohio Elroad made Washington City, Bat
more, Philadelphia and New York.
, Passengers holding Through Tickets from Memphis
transferred Cairo the Of the Illinois CentB Railroad
from themes passing through Terra Haute Indianapolis
and Xena Columbus. Three Daily Trains Columbus,
10 A. M 800 p. NJ. and u, P. n.
Travellers requested notice that while this
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the charged by other Ael0 York O
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Nashville Tenn. -
Through Tickets apply Louisville at the Office Of the
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Master transportation B. & o. r. r.
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Gov. DESvEn This gentleman left st. Louis
yesterday afternoon for Washington City. He will
be absent from Kansas only q short Understanding
70 that Territory before the election If possible
the FIRST Monday In August next. The telegraph
report Of his resignation Of the Office Of Governor
Of Kansas, is incorrect. he has not rssignpd---
s. LoRia Republican, july ~.
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Joy 20 the Admirers of
AFINE HEAD OF
Rich GI OSsV Arm


THFALK Of beauty cannot exist without fine head q hair
then read the following, and you ask mors, circular
around each bottle, and no douht.
PROFESSOR WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE.
We call the attention ofall old aud young, wonderful
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the bead Of bald VITA luxurant gr0gtrsm0ves
drud, itching, and All cutanoaua cruponaus1 coutlal
flow g she natural huisand hence, Il us regular dressing
Tor the hair will preserve its color, and keep t from ng
old all is natural beauty We call then
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young viii they value the flowing locks Tie Eitshng
curl, be without it. It's praise upon s tongue Of
sands.
Agent for Prof woods Hair Restorative in gVen,
resolved the fo0Eng letter in regard he Restorative sE
weeks since:
DIR RIVER, Conn, July p, 1855.
Mr.. LEkTEgwoRTH-Sr: hare teen troubled iausiruG
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scurf and hair together. New Haven paper about
woods Hair Restorative calai at your store
the l Of April and PURCHASED hole try and uud
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ali %. have great faith in It. wish you
bottles By Mr. Post The bearer Of this Idon ans q
the Kind Is used in this place; you nay have market or many
bottles afer II IS kn0En here. Yours with respect,
RUFUS PRATT.
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Ar. RANDALL, in The third and concluding volume
Of his ''Life Of THOMAS JEFFERsoN," relates in q
quiet vein Of sn6daed humor, an amusing episode
in the life Of that great man. Thomas MOoRn vis>
tied the United States in 1861, At the age of
tWsnty>foar, just AFTER be had acquired dubious nos
toriely By the publication Of Titles Poems. He
vas presented to President JEFFERsOz By Mr. MIR
az the British Minister 1t seems that JErvEasOv.
sOt aware Of the identity Of the poesical Young
gentleman probably not having heard Of. and ssr>
tainly not having read, his amorous lueu6ratious-
simply spoke to the liIiputsn stranger. looking
down eOldly on him, six feet two psll look dawn
Eve feet three, and passed on. This vas in June
1904, and Moore, much offended, 'fell 10 lampoou>
ing the President and everything American, except
few attentive Federal gentlemen and ladies.
These be published his return to England, and
that what he wrote in verse was his full convict on
is evident from his priycte letters to his mother.
from America. which Lord JOaS RUSSELL, with his
usual want of judgment, has published with MOoREs
Diaries.
When some Of JEFFEssOS's intimate friends saw
the verses in which MOORE had not only abused
America, but lampOoned her Chief Magistrate, they
determined 10 place the subject before the person
chiefly concerned JEFFERsoSs daughter (MrS.
RAND LPH) and his ex,seeretary, Mr.. BURwELL.
talked themselves into towering indignation, and
waited upon JEFFERsoS, who was sitting residing in
the library at Monticello, serenely unconscious Of
the calamity. "BURWELE pointed out the obnoxious
passages The victim glanced through them; looked
at one angry interlOcutOr and then the other. Il
vas amusing enough to see BUaWELL 50 exaspsrst,
ed; but the calm, gentle MARrHAs passiOn>gust
was irresistible. Mr.. JEFFERSON broke into clear
hearty laugh. There was more than argument
there was conviction in that laugh. The indignant
pair retreated, looking little crgst>fallen, but as
as the library door closed, joined heartily in
the merriment"
Many years later, Moores Irish Melodies appear
JEFFERsON's hands BY his grand daughter, who had
some curiosity to see how it would be received
"Whyi" said be, 'this is the little man who satriz
ed me SCI" He had always sympathiEsd keenly
with the Irish patriots. The delightful rythm fell
like music on q susceptible ear. He presently sx
claimed, ''Rhy, he IS poet after all" HeneefOrth
adds Dir. RASDALL, the Bard of Erin shared with
BURNS the honor Of being famiiiarIy read by the
retired statesman, when BER0H, WORDswoRTH,
SoUTHEY, CoLERIDGE, CAMPBELL, ETC., never could
Tor at least never did, break through the barrier OF
his early habits and tastes. The last page which
Mr. JETFERsoE's dying hand traced, his farewell to
his daughter contained quotation Of several lines
from MOORE's song commencing, SIT is not the tear
at this moment shed "
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PAINTING ESTAIIITsHETENT,

DUILDERS, HOUSEHOLREKS, &c, are rs-
40 qeesd to take Notice that the undsTg ned having made
the necessary arrangements and secured the sercs competent
wornen is prepared take LARGE CONTRACTS, In the Linz
Of bus vocoon in all is various branches In tina department u
HOUSE PAINTING -.t-a lrf n
the subscriber is prepared to With the greatest
al contracts however large which may sndsea II sle and
upon terms which fail give satisfaction He is also pre-
pared execute ali manner Of r.. 81 = n -.
sign aED ORNARSfAL PAINTING, dRAISISs AARRETNs.
Hsy m THAI department. secured the services Of the most expert
and experienced artists. ..t.-
The subscriber Eoad request persons having WORK In bis line to
give him q call before making final arrangements.
Il. T. FLEMING,
marchsdn No. 60, Unon st between Cherry and Sumner
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NAsIEVILLE LI-ETRER YARR.

e bAtbEN' dealer in Lumber, Shingles, and BoJrG5
- mas no" on hand large lot Of Cedar, yellow and White
Pune FLOORING Clear White Pine Poplar PLANK, Jos, Scan
Ing Square GEAR Cedar PLANK, and Poplar Shingles have
five Mills cutting Poplar and CEDAR dressing Poplar, and
yellow Pine Flooring; Single Machine making No.
Poplar shnge IN constant operation. supply any
quantity Of Lumber Shingles shortest notice. and
lowest prices tor cash J. c. DARDEN,
mara Nashville Lumber Yard, No, III BFUadVsy.
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ATOTICE.--Wheeas, the Legislature Of Tennessee, sit
last session passed Act making the duty Of The various
Shi Of said State open and hold election precinct
in their respective countless in order 70 ascertain the Of the
pcopeas 70 whethera convention shall be called to amend
wise form Constitution Of said State, therefore, liar
rs Bell sheriff Of Grund county, do hereby give notice the
Of said county aI WILL the lst Thursday September
next open and hold election the precincts said
county, for the purpose Of taking said Given under my
Office this 18th day Of June, 1858. HARRIS BELL,
ierc-W2m Sheriff of (irunaY county.
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BONNEFSI BONNETSfI R8NNETsIiI
q " 2a =

AT TEE NEW YORK MILLINERY EMPORIUM.
o. C.AIOE SLREEE
AIRS DOE LIZ hegs inform her numerous cu1
Nv the city and throughout The Teunesso
Alama that she has returned frUm New YORK,
received her Spring ImporiatiJns Tor 1855. Of
FRENCH PATTERN BONN Its AND MILLINERY GOODS
Consisting IN part follows French Pattern Bunnss
500 LeghOr Bloomers and Chdrens Hats, richly tFume =
Head Dresses, styles; 80 boxes French FoWers Bridal
Equipments Head Ornaments 800 pieces bonnet
belt Ribbons With large Of Embroere, Collars Sleeves,
sets, Chldrens Waists, Rgbes Bands, Edsnssi Insertions,
Mantilias.
~ Country Mlnsrs supplied win Pattern Bohuets and
every article appert1inng 70 he business
Every description Bonnets Gents Hats heschsd and
trimmed In Mrs. D. 3 peculiar style Stamping Tor Brang
and Pinking done. aprI3
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RUFUS PHArT.



PROF Wo0D-Dear Sirs-Y9ur Hair Restorative proving
Itself beneficial me- Ths 'front.' rart Of ny
bead almost lost is oOverinn fact bald have us hut
half pint bottles Of yoar Restorative and the top % bead
we'll studiuei with promising crop Of young sir the front
also receiving its bee have tried other preparations without
any benefit Whatever. think from my personal
ton, can induce many others b ny t.
Yours respectfully, D. R THOMAS, ~ D.
No. 46A Vine street.
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PF1RuHIa.,r sYRUP,
OR, PROTEOTED SOL UT4ON OF
PrO4OKfde OF Iron Combined,

% Nn~E 4 4
PrO1Oxfde OF Iron Combined,
TTAYTNe sieoeag passed the ordeal to which dscore
res inthe siasra sdics are subjected nov be re
0sl'sa as an 'z'' DxsP PsT1, ''
Affections Of the Liver Droy, Neuralgia Br0uShs and Con
sTye tendene D59aered state o. me Hood Boils, senr
biity and diseases which require TONIC and ALTERA
TIVE medicine, is beyond question: The proofs Of efficacy
carct hat sufersf cannot reasonably hesitate to receive the
6s Peruvian syrup does not profess 70 s cre but its
is extensive, beense many diseases apparently unlike are
by remedy. .a.-l- ~--e -ss-r'.-- ~.
precisely that which has often baed the highest order Of
medical skill. The facts tangible, the witnesses accessible
v isb opinion from dterted persons resectin5
the character Of the syrus eannot a to Be satisfied with the
Agents Tbs stgnture are those OF gentlemen well known in tie
community, and Of the highest respecsability.
CARp-The undersigned having experienced the beneficial ef
fects Of % PetuTia Syrup DO not hesitate recommend
the testimony Of others, intelligence and iuteg
r altogether unquesonae have doubt Of is efc
sag Dyspepsia Liver Complaints DFOpsy, Neuralgia, &c In
deed It's would be incredible but from the heharacteTof
those who witnessed them and have volunteered their test
mOny, We do ours 70 lis restorative powers ra8
s.H. Kendall, N. D. Peter Harvey,
Thomas c. Amory, james c. Dunn,
Samuel May, Thomas Whitman.
NoTlcEIt we'll known that the medical effect of Protoids
Of Iron lost By brief exposure to the air, and that to
maintain solution PFoode Iron, without further
impossible. the Peruvian this
desirable point attained by combination IN way before
known; this solution may replace all the protocsrbOaes, e
trates and tartTates Of the Matera medica.
A. HAYNES, NJ. D., Assayer to the State Of Mass.
Is Boylston street, Boston, U. 8. A.
PRIoE.-Largs bottles 50, small bottles 81.
For sale in Nashville by DEM0YILLE 6 BELL.
may4-d&tw6m.
CHAMPAGNE, WINES, BRANDIES, &C.
FE subscribers the following choice brands Of
Wines, BrBDdies, &c:
50 Baskets Star brand; EF.-r q
% . Eugene Cliquoit, pints and quarts;
10 Widow or Vye Cliquot;
10 =" Fleur de Seilery and Grown brands;
so boxes Choice Clarets;
casks Harmony and other choice brands of Sherry and Ma
deFa.
10 cases Swiss Absyath
10 8 Curacan and MarashinO;
so " GOuley, Bookers, and other Bitters;
40 London Porter and Enburg Ae Of various brands
IS 4 pipes Of choice French Brandies, a.
The swine growers Co. Jules Durand, Agent, Jean Louis
superior old COgnac ISL and sszac fully guaranteed
pure and unsurpassed In quality and favor by the Agents for
the sale Of these brands.
pipes pure Holland Gin Jamaica Rum, Peach and Apple
Brandy Scotch, Irish, and American Whisky, Cherry Brandy,
Bounce The cOunOseurs and lovers Of good Wines Bran
dy, Sega, &c, respectfully invited 70 call and examine
heir stock. apnil4 A. KERR g. 90.
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ms a. CO.,
CsUCCEssoRs TO EIRKNAN s. ELLIs,)
- PUBLIC SQUARE, NASHVILLE, TENN
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
HARD WARE AND CUTLERY.

FARMERS,
VWTEEO in Of Corn Shelters, Straw Cutters Hames,
wv Chains OF any Kind, Weeing Hoes Corn,
T0cco Syhe Blades and Cradles Axes, Rope for Pillow Lines
llss, Hay Manure Forks ShOrels and Spades, Gate
Hinges Butcher Knives, Sausage Cutters Nails, wrought,
Pump Cn aes Croseut saws Sheep Shears Sleeves and Rid
dies Waite Irons, Curry Combs.
MERCHANTS,
Who visit Nashville for the purpose buying Table Knives and
Forks Knives Shears and Scissors Shot Guns and Rifles
LOCKS Of all kinds, Cotton Cards. Axes Of the nnunerabe
necessary up complete stock Of Hardware
CARPENTERS,
Who want buy Planes Of kind Common or Cast Steel
Anger Hand and TenOn Saws, Rules, FOOT
AIDES Braces and Bits Double and Single Plane Bits, Compass
Chs Goues, Drawing Knives, Gimbets Hatches and
kind Drivers Gauges Chalk Lines, Anger and Chsei
Handles, Saw Sets.
T3LACKSFTETEIS,
Who in need Of Anvis Of size, Vices either Common
Box Bellows Of any size, warranted to work perfectly Horse
Rasps, Flat and Half Round Files, Sgcs, and Hand Hammers,
Nails, English and American Bses Cast and Shear
Steel and Dies, Old fashioned Plates at cost.
COOPERSs
Who want Of s Hoops, Stock Howells Lance Vecrozes
LcyeHg Planes, oubs AIDES, Backing following, Heading,
and other COUFcrs Knives.
GUNSTTTEES,
Who good Gun Barrels Flint Percussion Locks Sheet
German Silver, Guards aud Butts, Double Triggers Rid
and Shot Gun Wipers, Gun-N ippars.
EE0USE-EBS GLDERS,
Who IN nod Of KnobLocs and Laeher Of any kind what
ever Butt Hinges and Screws, Bolts Of all kinds, Window Fast
uers, sash Springs, Nails Pat Brads, in short,
H. ER BODY
Who Of Single Double Barrel Shot Gun fine
Razor Pocket Knife set Of Knives and Forks anything
usus ~ Hardware store, would end it to their interest
O'''' ] WILLIAMS & CO.,
No. q Public Square.
Tie 07a Sand Of 6IEln1aA Dc Ellis.
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VALUABLE STOCK FARI FOR SALE.

TEIHE subscriber wishes sell the Of on -
which he resides lying both sides Of the Noens- s
vile and Harrington Turnpike in Williamson county, 96
miles from Nashville containing about so acres, all OF s.
which is under good fence, 35 cleared the balance
we'll set with poplar and other valuable timber there
than dozen Of falling springs the premises with plenty
Of lasting stock water all OF the THERE'S also
young Orchard OF several hundred choice The
rich and productive the location healthy and desrahlede
able the morality and intelligence Of s citizens
and the schools and churches Poplar
Male High School located within mile Of the above lands
Oven Hill Female Academy Ia miles, and Jorans Store Post
Once within mile. 1t is also to the Methodist,
Baptist, aud Presbyterian Churches.
will sell the reasonable terms; will sell il
all together div it purchasers further infoma
ton address the subscriber Jordan P o. apply
the premises. JAMES 8. OGILEIE.
July 9-W4tE
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DICKsON COUNTY CIRCTIT COURT.

" c.. Collier heir Of O. p. Josn, dseasdMoon % sell
land under UeHdHi0Hi espORng
appearing in this that TIE defendants, DARN
and wife, Dizzy Din formerly Dizzy J1sn,l heirs Or Gabriel
osln deceased residents Of tie State Of Tennessee,
the reach u The Of this therefore
publication made for three successive
the Unon and American neFdnaper published In ne city Of
Nashville, requiring them appear before the judge Of the Dick
county Circuit Court in the state Of Teunses Ct the Court
House Charlotte, The 4 Monday n June uszt then and
plead, answer dennr Pltd motcn, the
viii be taken Tor confessed as 70 te and set for hearing
pGrfs.
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TOTICE.sWhereas, the Legislature Of Tennessee, az ITS
last session, passed making U the duty Of the various
Sheds Of said open and hold election at ece precinct
IN their respective Counties order ascertain the sense OF the
people whether convention shall he called 10 amend re
new Constitution Of state therefore, I, "
l. Stelke, Sheriff Of Van Buren, county, DO here give NOTICE
to the county will the st ThuTiy Of
September open and hold election the various pre-
cncts OF said Rouny for the purpose Of taking said vote 6ven
under my hand at Office this 9Th day Of june 1855.
W. /. STEAKLEY,
jel4-w2m Sheriff Van Buren, county.
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Henry J. Bukey, aninator 81 Wm. Matthews, dscsd,
hairs OF MR- Mathews, deceased-Retdon to sell land
IT Appearing IN as canse that Eliza Mattegs Of the De-
fendants Is nan-rdsu Of The SAFE Of renues ard BE-
you'd the reach Of The pr,ces Of t court s therefore or
th publication be made three successive On he Union
add American, newspaper pubscd IL he city q Nahve1
requiring her appear before e judge Or the Circuit Court Tor
Dickson county. Tenness Court uouse In Of
Charlotte, an Monday In June pex then aud there % Plead
answer dslnur compliments petition, the VII be
ken for confessed her, and for bearing pre.
may2J-w3t prs 81 - MtNEILLI. q = N.
TNXCHANGES OF CITY PROPERTY FOR A
~ Farm. We wish exchange desirable sture Hose
south OF Public square, Nashville Tor containing
about 90 acres With good improvements rail rad. Ia
sumner, williamson Many counte Apply address
J. L < q W BROWN
may20-dtE&twlm a = CherrF street
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IIE Subscriber offers for sale seventy acres ofisnd on the
Middle Franklin Turnpike four miles from Nashville adj
joining the tract on which he resides the lands Of Capt John
Jones' The land Is equal the bes With Abundance Of
lent, never falling wafer viii the beautiful building
IN the country aud In the midst Of the finest grood in
America apnN NATHANIEL BAXTER.
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- EOE.siN, the night Of the 9Th of May 1883, ~
- from my trln, Ave miles north east OF Murtrees I'm
tUr1, chestnut suwtl Mare, four years old fifteen (CF
hands high. left both hind feet wheSl-ZL
Couseg Of small sore on the middle Of
she was when the rider attempts TO mount SUP
posed StoIu dark skin man, heavy set carrying short
ride. is any Information which will lead
recovery The mare, Twenty-Five dollars for the appren-
Of the thief II. IL. CLAYTON.
NIrfr.ssr,ro. Nav 90. 1853. ie29-w2t