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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1858-01-15
REAL ESTATE SALES.
Fifty to Sixty Building Lots for Sale i'm
erfn EdgeAeld.
FIVE TO EIGHT YEARS CREDIT.


HE undersigned offers for sale from y to sixty Build
ing Lots in Hobson Wheless ADDITION, and IN me
property formerly belonging Mr. hobson Just beyond
Bloods addition Edgeaed They front 90 feet each, on
the Galain Turnpike Woodland. Russell and fathersnd
Streets and back ITO feet to alleys sixteen ee wide
portion o. them being about hall mile hon' inc eus
nsion Bridge and the others within mile.
VIII sell these Lots following terms: any one OF
which can, OF course, be selected by the purchaser
ls Payment Of onehh be in cash. and Of the balance
In nve annual nstalmens with interest," and lien retsAn
ed. and no other security required
I'd Annual payments for Eve years with interest-secr
rity 70 be given the two FIRST notes. and lien retained
3D. Eight years credit for the princ.painterest payable
annually and security required tie interest notes. and
lien retained.
4th Eight credit for the principal terest
able annually, and no security required lien, IL
the purchaser will put dwelling house within the nrst
year.
5th In mary cases would be willing to give the pur
chaser eight credit he would pay hfth during
in carpenters work, brick work plasterng
painting and pay interes annually the balance-nose
curty being required but 9 lien.
offer these easy terms with the view OF placing snug
residence within the reach Of industrious
desires IT, and OF adding 10 the population OF u
beautiful village ia the neighborhood OF our city In
my opinion. Apply TO A. V. s. Lindsey. ESQ or to
dec.10--2m- WASHINGTON bAhko"'
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A Valuable Business Lot for Sale.

m AM nov Offering valuable Lot Market
II street adjoining OF Morris a Mathews. The
Lot fronts 50 Market and back lOT feet
wards Front street.
IL would make Of the best stands for Wholesale
Grocery Store In the city. FOR terms apply to
septic. A. V. B LINDSLEY.
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A NEAIlSmALL DWELLING FOR SALE.

AM offering for sale n DIV cling College Street
just beyond the Medical College. The House Of brick
contA ms good cstern, ac and will be sold AZ
great bargain. Tor terms apply 20 -
Nov. 26-u. A. V. 3, LlNDsLEH.
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FOR SALE.
For Sale

A LOT Cherry street, South Nashville, near IN
~ Baptist Church. which there lie n small frame Ten
The lot fronts 20 feet, l 90 feet deep Apply TO
sept28. A.V rs. LINDSEY.
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A Neat Dwelling House for Sale.
FOR SALE

CITUATED In Edgeneid, the GAllAtin Turnpike. Va
- further particulars aPplyt0
septll. A v. 3. LINDsLEY.
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SWAN g. CO.'S LOTTERIES.
MAGNI FICENT SCHEME!
10000 dollars
For MEN DOIIARS.

WE following Scheme will be drawn by s. SWAN Co.,
L Managers Of the FCrt Gaines Academy Lottery, in
each of their Lotteries for January 1885, at AUGUSTA
Georgia. to which city they have removed their Principal
Office.
Class 10,
To drawn in the City Augusta Georgia in public
SATURDAY, January 9th, 1855.
Glass II,
To be drawn In the City Of Augusta Georgia. public,
SATURDAY, January 10th, 1883.
Class 72,
To be drawn in the City Augusta Georgia In publie on
SATURDAY, January 23d, ls5S.
Glass IS,
To be drawn in the City Augusta GEORGIA in pubIc on
SATURDAY, January 3Oth, 1855
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERst
fsUe thousand -Four Hundred Prizes
NEARLY ONE PRIZE EVERY NINE TICKETS
III GNIEInEMT SIrUEMEI
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BANK OF NASHVILLE.

HAVE for sale large amount Of property which will
sell for Notes Of the Bank OF Nashville, certified
checks it the prices that have always ASKED
for the property.
sept29. A. V. s. LINDsLEY.
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loORRECTED WEEKLY

TRUST SALE
QY virtue o. deed Of me. the OF
~ july 1851, by Robt. 4. HugSns and registered in the
kegier Once, Of Davidson county Book No. % es.
and for the purpose therein mensieaed VIII saturday
tie Ir day Of January the Courhoe door In the city
Of Nashville 70 pahc SALE the highest bidder for
cash. All the real estate therein specified snated In DIS
trct No Of said county, being all the und vided one
nn;h u the real estate o. Wa Hagias belonging 20 said
Robert and beisg about 40 acres nore or less
gAns-td. III. HAST, trustee.
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cHANcLRY sALEoF SLAVES.

pursuance Of decree made heretofore by the Chan
l. Gerry Court 81 Nashville in the ofwm D. HeA,
A. L. Pitts and Others. will se the highest bidder Tor
cash, the Public square In the lily Of Nashville,
SsTURDAY the 20Th DAY q fEBRUARY, SOS, the
following slaves, Alex, Lucy, Ann Tennessee and
chudrin, EI.cnora, Margaret, Maria, ken
Louisa, Margaret, Martha, sarah and Ellen.
O. ID. BRIEN, O.. AN.
Jan. Is, lSSs-td ChAneery Court st kAshvtlle.8
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MOTIFS Potent
AGRiCULTURRAL FURNACES.

NHfs article vas IL consequence 81 sag-
ssstion from tbs American lnsttsss, ta.t ssapis
profitable. aud tse priced furnace murh needed ~
hrasrs for boiling steauing food. Tor nany me-
eAaEeA and pHTposes- IL took TIE premium n
the O. s. AgFiealtafA A. Fair ~ Louisville shs al Jast re-
esissd- wm. srEwAnTs
NO. IL N 4 X II BIT STREET.
AIse, Coal Cooking RAaEes. .nd smaiI cooAns Stoves
for Coal. ~. sfknARf
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Sele0rapbNcbe SS0cbridbtem
Bert8tetfGr6emJy 8 al 0rs Weder."
GDn0reB..

@uf6tn9tOn, 10. Wtdrd. Sau8. -
Der @preder eruanute 6lcreuce, Wtaclap,
Gilman, ScaleS unp 0talorau al8 COMMITTEE
our lluterbaltuu8 bet &iTaire nit Der Peunlpl>
Uania Banf.
Die 8ptunteer@8iu wurbe tpieDer aufSsupms
men. l. tt #s.
@a{btn9tOn, 10. Mdr5, Sine 9ri=
pat, Nadrift ia9t, poB @Oup. Sanfs Don Mals
Ia6uIettS benz Wuni9e Der b~Ortt3en @eleese.
tun8 sentdb ben 8idter Qorin8 in 8Oton ab9e.
Iebt bat.
New>OOrf, 10. Wtar3. Der Gtaat8s
lenat Ron 0tamaOOrt pailirte beute bic antt~ee<
cOmptonbelGliiiie, welhe i9on frtber IN Der
Nlieublp Durd9inSen.
Col. 6rem0nt REM OOrf. 10.
W1ar3. Sol. Trenont reiSt mor9en nit lelner
Iamilie i'm @tar Of TIE QGelt naa Californian,
nm einiae Ntonate palelblt gu bleiben.
Mdrtte. 0ews Oort, 10. Wtar5.-
8uurupoue I'M ! 8%eIulfen; Nte9l flan Weie
3en lebr flau uno idwer Scru rubi9; 8inO.
fleiI& rubis S6meinefeild felt W9istep 1
psf. seltie9en; 3uder flau 9teis fau 36ee
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8eten unD feim Gn0e.

Dr lalen Dor eini8en Tugeu in Der O1em=
Ocrfer Trtbune, Dap in Den SautlaOen unD
Bureau8 mebrerer Sanoela>6 errnS etperi au1ns
lunQen 9ebalten meroen, an Denen tnsbeloupere
bic @pmnl8, Qaoenotener uno anoere 8eotens
ltete Tbeil nebmen Icllen. Die Verlammlunz
gen finDen in einem ab9ele9enen, ltlaen 9anne
fat unb lClen BON D9rpBent Sntereile uno
Nueen" fir Die 1beilnebnler lein+ Die ST.
bune er3dblt bann meter, Dap Dor eini9en Sab>
rem elm iun9er 9cu>&nSlduOer mad 0few yprf
oefOnmen lei unc bieIe Betbriioers@ cnpeute in
ben Sanolun98bduiern on9ere9t babe. Sect
erp1de Die getIebnludt bon 9eeuenl uno es
weroe 9e9enwdrti8 9ebetet, CONNIE il taut.
Otau 1LGte Wittlid meinen, bic 3ribune wole
tbren 2elern etnen 8areu uufbiupeu, aber iie
li9t 1pirfliA ni9t, bern audi anoere 3eltun8en
bert9ten ron elmer aberral6enDen @rma9uns
oes 0reli9iSleu @efIbl8" unO elmer bic Bfaffeu
enlightenment 3umabnle Der Tr6mmi9feit allc
AUDI in Den Stores wIro leBt Sebetet in ben
&ir6en, in ben YripatbduIern, in ben 9e9l8la<
turen, auf Dem 6eloe, auI ben OampfboDten u.
@ilentabnen &c. wirD nod nidt blnretAeno gee
6etet, man muB AUDI bort beten, mo man lfa'
9ert. @rt Sbplpd, oann per5ifter Betbrnper,
erit Der lfiB @milp unter SlebeS9etlalter etn
Gleioden ~perfauft uno i'm nd9lten Au9enbllfe
auf ben Snteen paS Determining 9emadt: SD
bin elm redter Siinpenliulmel !; eft nit 2illls
burger Safe, GOofil4 unO uYtfleS" 9ebanoelt
uno oann Die ia iec uftenoen Sdn6e gum Stme
mel empor8elreft, erlt 9ewu6ert uno little
stealings" 9emadt, unD p1un benz lie6en Soft
pie Sbren UOl9eI4wdet, eft Sourua( uno
Galiabu4 unb Daraui pa8 @ebetbud, erlt bic
SGlaubeit unb Dur9triebenbeit unD pann bic
j3erfnirl6un9 llner9ritnblider 8abnliun, in
Nmerifa bilt bu beimii6 @8 fam eInep ieet
paiiiren paB penn man in einen uStOre"
f%Ouult, un 81 taufen, man Die Serren uno
gaoenian9lln9e iammt uno ~lonoerS 1uf ben
anieen in einem erbarmuugawtrOi9en @eiprad
nit benz n2OrO" finoet. aRan fomrlt in ben
gaoen uno ia9t; | want to get a pound Of
molasses, uno Der lan9beini9e Gbarlep ant
wcrtet Don't trouble me now, | am pray
ing to the Almighty.
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Menere8ponO 2 sfiep.

Nem<Nrteau8,1 10. Widr5. NuG neaeu
9eaGridten aus Werico ndberten liA bic Trup'
pen 3uloa8a's MinitiIun ba8 Don ben Gonlti'
tuticnelen beiebt mar.
Sin @6ooner nit 10 Oif8ieren unter BEN
Commando be8 grprdlibenten Sala8 mar boz
Wfinitiaan a%n8etpmmen ; purfte aber ni4t LAM
ben. 0a5 Shiff muBte wieDer able8eln.
Die Purtei &ala6 MID elm ProHunciamentc
fir Santa Auua ~erlaIien. -s
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MERCHANT TAILOR

~ unb f6btDndbIe &(et6erIdbem
Neis pratt trase, SIR, 1853 u. 358%.
Wetnen seebrten Greunben unb benz Yubfttum made i'd be +
nit bic Anjetee, baB th unter ~beutteem Datum bas f60n fe
tSabren an btefem plaBe e%tabltrte @ef6aIt abernpmmen babe
nnb befdubtg elm retdbaItt3es Eager BON f66nen, icltb gear.
5ettcten 6erreutletber, newefer GacCn, gu ben btltgfen pref.
len SOrr6tpta balten unb aud fOl6e auf 8efeluna anferttoen
10 fur NtntersN6fe unb 9pfe &c. tn aQer GDr.
ten uu6 ,u aGen Wreten.-gernsr cine Nuspabl ReaenIbtrme
EtSde, &C., fOrte ale tn btefes Sad f6laeenbe Arttfel.
36- NGe Befelun5et perben prompt, 6tlte unb tn tar3e.
Aer 8rtf BON MIR a~neeferttgt perben..
Dea18,1ur p.2. &ater.
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Neue Mn5et0en.

Ra9febenbe 5erren hub erfu8t tbrN 9tr9taslt@tettan &c.
gen uns balpigt na1sutpmmen!
8. 8nSblOG, 9e9rer, 6sntb NOa, 9ufi9mieb,
y. Saner, Or, pabmeper.
U+ Oer S9abntetfer be8 SscepIa Stantmes TT et1u6t, IN
Der SfFce ees Nseder Soraufpreben.
W- Pr S6asmetfer es Welan9peretnS n5Gn8ertrans"
tit sTlu@F, tn Der g0efer>Off ee Spr3ntpreGta.
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neutrality-suspicious.
K. F. Wander

K, F. Wander,
1873 OF Pratttr., 3wilden Canal it. Gbenfr.
SD made benz bcutf6en 9 blttu.n ttermit bic @njetpe, ta5
td an Obtssm 9lase Elm bsatfbss gaawetfuuesbarsau erSf.
net babe, un6 bag i'd aGe 3 ~tteaHn9en unb Nn6frasen fir
Qrbetter ub Arbett9eb r, Dtenffu6enoe, Riufer unb Yertaas
Ter BON 9duiern uo f~cnftgent @~ieent6Hnt, @ermtetberu unb
DttetbfuGtnben befens ausfabren perte.
0letdfdls beiOrge t6 GDqecttpnen RON @ednunaen unb
Nenten, pofar tb CUTE @eftrenjen 9eben farm.
que &nftrase psreeH unter ben annebmbarfeu 9ebtn9ursen
oe0r9t. $3.50 4G s-- NGrjl7,3mt
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Gbriftaa M4Qer,
IN Ofener Sd6ubz & Gttefel=@ tOre.

So teiee rstnsn 5rsunben ynb 8etanptsn, fpwte
uNnbem 6eutf&eR patltfam i'm NaeemttHen btermtt an,
Ses ID saeu Store In
92r. 12O @eE SatettefraBe,f
ata etnsettdtet babe, uub empIeble metn erSses 2aaer.SOn
SttefeIM II. S6uben sur e~enetsten Mbnabr1e, ua6
bemerte u0a,s. bag I'd Obtes &rtltel gum btatsRea preiltI5ers
faufh
DE- ReT ~arstursH isbs srt psrbeu f6nea unb pdnttIt6 BE.
scrert &.IeueHs StegeFtl
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3u %Derfamfem.
@idens &trIdpauns @iAen=, NuBbaurl>,
Pappels unb SiefernsN ubbpI5
gut eetrpdnet nnb ron iebem WtdaB 1T In 8 ~iantitaten uus
unter 0ebt gu pertaufea. welde i,ben RdHfer befrtee
et9en TrereRn. = Wtan fprede bet In5 nor, ebe man anbersHs
fault. Burr unb SGpdn,
no & 8btfraBe g9erfte Uter
81 Ode Der &utam Rnb WermanfraBe.
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Serlan9t
@ta SddsrgebGlfe SO. rs 8arrsfrues
81 p II + ,

Mebrere S6neber una mad ROrfOIf an oeb,n. "a te Sir.
better erbGlttd 81 ts 50 mebr ais br Saitinersr preEs III,
S3lstte Arbstter 6rannggeen nt9t anjufragsa. Rd6eres bet
utr W0rgenS. q
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Sic Nriifult0

Der S. &nQpp ld|en Gd)ule
fnbet ben 49,, 80. 81. Iadrs un0 1. Qprtl @tott.
Aie @ltern metner ShIIer I0wte ATE SreHRpe Der @raiebun8
fnb freu noliGit etneeldben,
Nabere5 IN elmer ipdtered Mn3etge.
Mnmelbun9en CUR Aufnabme meaer S6uter perben Bis gum
IS. Nprtt i'm S6uIbaufe entees en9encmmeu,
QNSW{ i. &napp. So. 13 e. &rebertnfr.
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Oeutfdes
Nrbeit Sfeebipeifangs 8urcaM,
Iban1e8ltrabe SO. sc

llater @uff&t ; r Deu tf6sn @efeafddfa"
Ane Dtetenigen, Me9e beufde 9anbmerfer, @tbetter DGsI
D%tenaSUtsn gu bei@ afttgen Danf9en, fODte ale tentfGen vi,
bettlu@ea6sn modem lib perfSnli6 Ober IN franttrten 8rtefen
an ben Nsenten ber @eleaf6dft 6ru, s, s. WtIltnes
vii MO.1 SO 19amesfr. Usnbsa, sOel4er unentGslbltSe
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Ter6tnam6 6abn,
Merchant Tailor,
WO. 1O7 Qor,ho.her

[& RO. 107 Qpmbarbfr.
erieFtet e4e 4fte9 petrel tletter mad ntuefer Wlpte aud
NIB teiS ee neueHen nnb s.. fen @tpFe fir G Dnmtr. uu
RintsrtletoeF %pDrrdthte., Mstne Greun6e unb @Snner, uelRe
Mt9 bsin&sn' ~erpe to- Fsts PrUmpt au bsbtsnen luben.
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W1tiDn1I U1uDerein No.

JtNltplHt SuupttttH 1tp. ~
Inter 0bt9em Gttel bat fD auf Grunt Scr Gpnfttutt01 oS
NdttCnat SauUeretns No. 1 elm ueuer 0eretn 9ebtl2et, pelber
i6pn cine occurrence NnSdbt Mttten per8eben bat Nae, bic
eteien YereiH n09 betsutrsen wlinl4en, ita2, etiH6t IT'D
Samfas ben 20. Ilar8, MbentS z uPr, TN geretnelpf1le,
&omoeatr. NO. 1873, s8waR5Ser3 orauerei" eta5uineen.
O6S Sm Auftrdae Jpbn Us m m er, .. SIR.
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Serfaufs 9Gu3etoem.

syir Gtnblmadber.
Icipaltanas ytpbr fir StubIma6er 1T tn betebig en- Guam
Ettaten tst8 5u bGben bet Ouer Rprrte unb 6 ..
Mdr58,1NH SO. 8, '9anVrerfr.
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Ynrnue

@m ,Gpnnta9e ben 81. b. Wtts, Nbenbs 8 Ibr, wtrb Ssrr
SarteI Il i'm grssen Saale bes @sretnsIptals etaen 6hsu1It.
nen gprtrd8 I6er
ben. IS. Gon9reB uup Die 0eimltdttetiG
baltcn> Der Gtntritt TT fret,
50 0a8 tte.
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Nb. N&S0cferfcDe @cbule,

NRDt &AcNtNNN% VIZ S\DNNRSN
Grfabruns, frpte Bite aufmuntsrun9 3atlret6er 8rsunts
metuer Inftalt beftntmet mid am 1. Wtar5 |. s, cine y . T :
bere ttan9'tta II jar r1etae adllt fur &lnOes i'm AttsT
nt6t bic Stsae Der fpgen nnteu &letnttnberf6uItn Hs fpl4e
III Dentf6lano beteben ais blobe Sepabrs unb SptelantaIt
Dertret en-, ~fcn6eru tbr 8red tit BEN ltttenperoerbenpen Gin
Tu6, uns fprtwdbrenpen unbepd4ten 8erfebr duf Der StraB
pDr3ubeusen has 5ttnb af 9etfi9e up %tprperltde QDiieIa
CUR gen unb naineHtltd pefen Seelentrdfte fir ben nn9fol
genben, %9eDrbneten unb 3ufamWenbdneenben SGulanterrthi
empfdnglt6 ~ MAIDEN. Bon btefem 9GanbpHntte aus bee
tradtet ptrb cine freuptge BeBruBun8 Der Nnitalt wObl ppr'
a~usjuGeben 1etn, unD Id erbtts mir bic 1betlnGbmR metneT
1reunbe. AnmelpuageM perpeH tn uetnent 5auie ~ent8e8eH'
0enprmen. 81. WGGer.
Sdn2Sc 3Nlte)
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G~ggbar6Or GtaOtz mo QanOgeieliGaft.
WpreeH SOnntag Nd6mtitdg 2 1br
Mfefnnic8 WaueQ5erein $50. 2.

Dtt Wttt9lieber Dbtssp 9 .retnS tperDeu btermtt eriu6f, It'd
WltttpD& OeA "A. Mat8 @benpS 8 49tA tn itrem 8 tai: So
tdbrteen DISCRIMINATING etntuFnpen- Sn Nuftra1e
GM u, &9ItnSr, Sefr,
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patients can be restored to robust, vigorCu'
health.
The afflicted are cautioned against the use OF
Patent Medicines, for there arc many ingcn
Gus Snarcs in the columns of the public prints
to catch and rob the mIwary sufferers, that mil
lions have their constitutions ruined l'S the vile
compounds Of piari doctors or the equally poi;
sonouS nUsirums ycnlcd uS Patent Medicines
have carefully analyzcd many of the so.Callcd
Patent Medicines and find that nearly all of them
contain Corrosive Suhlimatc, which is one of
the strongest preparations OF mercury, and
deadly poisem which, instead OF curing the dis
case, disabes the system for life.
Three fourths OF the patent nostruns now in
use are put up 10y unpr.ncirlcj and ignorant per-
sons who do not understand even the alphabet
of the matcra mcdica, and are equally as dcst-
tute of any knowledge Of the human rystcm,
having one object only in view, and that to
meke moncy rcSa: dless of consequences.
Irregularities and all diseases u! males and
females treated on principles established 10y
twenty years Of practice, and sanctioned by
thousands of the most remarkable cures. Mcdi.
cincs with full directions sent to any part of the
United States on CanadaS, by patients commu-
nicatng their symptoms by letter. Business
correspondence strictly confidential. ALI htttcrs
asking advice must contain postage stamp
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Box No. 53.
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S 0 u Il H G. A ROLIN A T..
iNCASTER DISTRICT.


IN Eqdity, Lancaster District. Bill for
IJumction and 10 set mp hc ,cU of
a Jensatc com$orL Relietand Soforth.
Alex. +. Nsbci, Administrator, Will an
ncXed OF Mary Small, vs. y. II. Hammond, =,
Uriah Small. Jmo =. Small. EX'rs. John B.
Small, tdcc'd) Moses kirkland and wife
Esther Kirkland William Jphn Van Buren,
Iye, ct. nj.
1t app oring 20 the satisfaction Of the
Commissioner, that Moses Kirkland and
wife Esther Kirkland, and William John
Van Buren, Ty" defendants in above stated
case and Bi'i rrsid" without the limits of
this State. II i, oricrrd on motion of
Moore, SoIr., for complainant, that the
said defendants. Moses Kirkland and Esther
Kirkland his wife, William John Van Bu-
rem Tye, do answer, plead or demur to the
Bill in above case, Oh or before the first day
of June, 1858, otherwise, Judgment pro.
. confesso will be ordered against each of
them.
JAMES II. WIrIIERSPOON,
&. f.. l.. ID.
Feb. II. 1858. 2-3m-p { GOO.
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THE LAW OF NEWSPAPERS.

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NATIONAL POLICE GAZETTE,

This Great Journal Of Crimes and Grimm.
nails is in its ~ irlecnth Year, and is widely
circulated throughout the country. 1t is
the trsl paper OF the kind published in the
United States, nnd is distinctive in its char
actcr. u has lately passed into the hands
of Geo. w. MatseIl & Co, by whom it will
hereafter be conducted. Mr.. MatseIl was
fDrmarly Chief OF Police of New York CT.
ty, and he will no doubt render il one of the
most interesting papers in the country. Its
Editorials are forcibly written, and of n
character thrt should command universal
support.
EB- Subscriptions, So, per Annum 81 ,
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beers. (who should write their names and the
town, county and state where they reside
plainly.)
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National Police Gazette.
New York City
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