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WASHINGTON ITEMS.

It is understood that the % Mormon Peace Com
missioners" have no power to offer propositions to
BRIoHAM YOUNG, though they are at liberty to
receive overtures and report them the President
The Washington correspondent Of the PhiIadel-
phis PeangylOaHiaH ys:-The estimstes for the
maintenance of the volunteer companies for the
next year has just been furnished to J. CLANCY
JONES, Chairman Of the Committee Of Ways and
Means, by the Secretary Of War, and amounts to
four millions three hundred thousand dollars. 1t
may turn out that the Administration will not need
this volunteer force for understand that they sre
almost in daily expectation of intelligence from
Utah that peace will be restored. However, they
intend to 70 on and make the necessary prepare
tiOns and appointments for the expedition.
It's again denied that the President has any in
tentiOu of sending message to Congress in regard
TO relations with Spain. Early in the session call
was made, on motion Of Mr. CLEGMAN, for infor
nation upon the subject of our relation with that
government, but it appears that they are not yet
in such condition as to render it compatible with
the public interest to disclose them.
The bids for the treasury note loan, received up
to / o'clock on Saturday, amounted to upwards OF
eigbt-and-a half-mlliOns. 1t is supposed that the
rate will be shout A per cent
We have seen it stated that Judge DOUGLAS is
seeking reconciliation with the Administration were
pronounced false by Judge DOUGLAS himself to-day.
The correspondent Of the New York TribuEs says
that DOUGLAS Indignantly denies this, and he az
firms that be maintains his position upon Kan
sas to the fullest extent, but at the same time he
stands with his party in Illinois on platform
not ostensibly opposed to the Administration though
openly hostile to the Republican party.
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CLIFTON

ON Tue day. the sy Of lay next, at 10 O'Clock, A
~ n The premises VIII sell eleven lots OF ground IN
Chiffon, eoutaiiing from 10 q acres.
Chtot Is situated the ChaTOs Turnpike, two miles
west Of NashvIl3 The ground elevated and command
ing well iapIed OF county residences, market gar
dsns. DAIRY tarmss ete.
Lot No l. COZ ains 10 and fronts the turnpike
Lo No I3 is situated The corner OF lass Street and
HU Ayeuge and eOntBins 4 sores.
LOT No 49, OF hll and Clifton AyeBue5
tains a out 5 acres
I1t No 90 al the corner OF Clifton Avenue and Morgan
Street. contains about acres.
Lot No. 81 fronting Hi Avenue and Morgan Street
contains 4 acres,
contains 5 acres.
gan Street and Hill Avenue.
Lot NO Al fronts on Chiffon Avenue, contains 2lk
surrounded BY streets OF excellent soil commanding
fne view city and river, excellent location
oF z country residence, market garden or dairy farm
Lot 20 contains9Z acres, and fronts CnHOn Ave
nue. and Walker street..
Lots IS and % each contain shout nine Ecres and
fro nj Branch and Martin Streets.
The above sale is positive and without reserve.
TFRH-One fourth cash-baiance IN g. L. and IS months
payable in BaBk satisfactorily secured bearing in
terest, and a lien retained,
The omnibus will be on hand as usual.
Those DESTROYS Of examhn tie premises before day OF
sale, will please sall on
may5-td A.. S. LlEDSLBY. .
P0STP 0NEMENT
The above sale Is postponed All The 18th last, when
msyIl-td A. Y. S. LINDsLBY.
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Esg- There seems to be good deal Of excitement
among The darkies Of New York on account Of their
being excluded by the rules Of Railroad Companies
from the privileged cars used by white passengers
We see from the following paragraph, which we find
in the n. Y Post. that they have another complaint
somewhat similar:
Tvr Cans AND TIE CoIoRED PEORIA public
meeting is 10 be held tomorrow evening, (Tuesday,)
Al the Shiloh Presbyterian Church. in Prince street
corner Of Marion, to consider what steps should be
taken to secure to coOred people their lawful snare
Of the privileges Of the Sixth avenue railroad eoSr-
Ter. Frederick Douglass, one Of the 0esI PuDIl INC
James McCune Smith, among others, are exPee'ea
70 address the meeting.
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TTTB wish purchase desirable stock farm with good
w improvement scOnlsiRn from $50 20 $50 acres with
in or 10 miles from Nashville, on or near taTnplke
crizs of Nashville Wtsbts TO exchange some desirable
CITY property and vaesn, within Few hundred
wards Of the pu0e square for gOOd farm not fuhsr Ihan
50 miles as much possible and on or eonve.
nient TO q turnpike or railroad.
We have recently SOLE several large farms and persons
wishing % buy or sell wall and IheiT interest TO give Hs
8 cali J. l.. = X. W. bhOMNg
payI5-dtvAv-u 4lh CheTy street..
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ITO BE CONCLUDED TOMORROW

FOR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI.
THB new and light draUElt steamer DUN ssasr4a n
LBIIH, EnyhTt, Master, will leave Tor lklsze=saN
the above and all int'rmediate landings
THIS DAY, the 18Th inst, at O'Clock, p NJ. -
FoTfrsight or passage apply on board or 70
HARRTzDN.
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A SINGULAR CIRCUMSTANCE.

We learn by private letter to gentleman in this
place, that Mr.. ANDERSON, christian name not
given,) who left this place on the Louisville stage
sometime last week was taken sick and stopped Al
Tyree Springs. Physicians were sent for who
pronounced his case small POG At that time, our
informant says he was Eighty or deliriOus. Mr..
THoMPsOK, a relative, became his attendant About
I o'clock at night, Wednesday, while THOMPSON was
asleep, ANDERSON left the room, bare-fOotsd,
without hat, or any other clothing than his shirt
and pants. Several persons have been in search of
him but they could find trace Of him up to the date
Of our informant's letter. O'Clock yesterday They
sunnoss he is in the forest hills in the vicinity OF
the springs His leaving is regarded as mysterious
We are informed that he has brother aud some
other relatives residing in Nashville.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS
BANCROFTS HISTORY.
NEW VOLUME.
THE AMERICAN REVOLUTION
W. T. BERRY & co,
HAVE NOW on SALE
THE HISTORY OF THIS UNITED STATES
VOLUME va.
BEING VOLUME I. OF THE AMERICAN REvoLUrrov
BY GEORGE BANCROFT.
OCrAyO UNIFORm WITH THE PREvy.
Gus VOLUMES.
BY GEORGE BANCROFT.
OCTAyO UNIFORm WITH The PREvy.
Gus VOLUMES.

1hiss TIE ars Of four volumes which viii embrace The
PsriOdof the American Revolution from ths Blockade or
Boston to the Treaty Of Peace, Pans. IN s2 and con
tsns IN great degrss from manuscripts and unpubshsd
uEees, Ae history Of the nation dlFngtfs first portion Of
this sVsnfa period including the Blockade Of sosoa Har
Dor, the general orgsRE1Jn The country The alteration
Of the Charter Of Massachusetts, the Essanesu the pso
pie Of Massachusetts, the spirit OF the Sou b. the Conrr,
Of I7t The progress Of measures In England France ana
elsewhere, the Battles ofLsxington and Concord The sis
Of Boston, the Congress Of IT'S, he choice Of Wahiuzn
as CommEndsF-in Chief, the Battle OF Bunker Hin Dc
As there viii doubtless be great demand Tor the History
Of The Revolution, Independent preceding volumes Of
tas work, these four volumes viii also Published ssps
a'ey, as the American Revelation, Vols i II, liz w.
with tile Pags and binding TO correspond.
The publishers invite the attention Of the renders OF the
present volume Of Mr.. Banerons History the United
States 70 the arsi six volumes Of the work. Distinguish
cd merits OF which have been Gratefully acknowledged b.
his eountrymen." For sale b.
W. z. Berry 8 90,
naylS Public Sqaure.
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Missouri Lands for Sale.
Attention!
Emigrants and SpeculatorfJ

II AIMING made arrangement with on extensive Be 81
firm in saint Louis, Offer for Haie hbeT Al
teyms large number OF desirable aTm' and unmpTov I'll
lands, each from 20 10 6i5 and located
OOWing countless JedsrsOn, Washington FIankh p,
Madison, POik, Osage, Montgomery GentIy Cole, and
counties. number Of the farms veal
Improved we'll waere and timDered and portions Of the
lands IN hlgu state OF cultivation
We will furnish those wishing % buy with list Of the
lEBds farms and letters OF introduction the Loos
hrm. The quality the Missouri lands is well esa0.
lIshed that from unnecessary. Apply
once, AK North Cherry street. or address
J. L. & K. ". BROWN,
msyI3-dgW&Wu Nashville, Tennessee.
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sLFFTWICK TOBACCO. .

a LARGE consignment Of this Superior Chewing To.
n baccO, manufactured By Col Aug LefWiek, Lynch
burg, Va is On hand and 70 sale By NORRIS q STRAY
TOM sole agents. Tennessee. Merchants would do Ws
10 get this brand a. We 0fering It very low.
mayI3-U
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Lubiu's fine scented Sache;ts,
do TJi'e. Powders and Extracts,
Toilet Soaps, Lilly Tablet
OuO Rose IN tine cut glass walls
Powder Pnfs and Boxes, some new and neat lylss
For the Hair.
Woods Hair Restorative,
Emsrson'5 do do
Mrs Aliens DO RestOrer,
Hlwes Fan Lustrae
PnaCn's Hair Inv EOra,Cr,
Barry's TT-cople-uus Lyon 5 KathairiOn,
Large assortment different styles POmadss,
Gsuune MacassOr Oh,
Hair Dyes itessmIke) Sc.
All the FrBuEp8nnI Pre- DaIatOns
Alsl foe LOT oil.rge Turk 81 B, lling Sponge and
Turkish Towels Physicians and Surgeons sponge,
GhanOis skins,
Iaoi Syringss, India Rubbsr Nipples,
Bed Pans, most approved styles,
Fren, h Pas ackiLg,
Fine Large .r0er Roz rs,
English and American K Zor STOps,
Shaving Mirrors,
Fine . eel Tive. zsrs, Pocket Knives.
G. azis-'s Diamonds, Saddle Bags and Walls
HCrsIng Bottles,
NJ T aTs aGd Pill II les,
Spatu.as and Putty Knives,
Poke. Cork Screw, sad Pocket Flasks.
Brushes.
Fine Large Bcffllo Hair Brushes.
English and Amsrcln Tooth Brushes
Clio hes Brushes and Hat BrusL es,
Flesh Brus- es, Ost approved sIyles,
Velvet Whfss and BrOOms,
Broom Whists all styles.
SUPERIOR WINES AND BRANDIESs
Light md Dark French Brandies,
Fine Cherry Brandy
DO Peach do
DO Bl kberry do
Pure Scotch Whisky,
do Rye do
sc gsOm's best do
old Jamaica Rum,
Madeira, Port az d Sherry Wines.
v high Eye ugh! expressly for Medicinal parposBy
and will be sold she way.
Kept constau l. hani all other articles apr ertain q
q the Drug Business, which Will b. sold on reasoaalA lie
terms.
msy4-tf A. STRETCH,
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ReA- The bill introduced into the last Louisiana
Legislature in favor Of shipping negroes from Africa
as apprentices, passed the House by almost unsni
nous vote and was defeated in the Senate by two
votes only.
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FuR RURK>YILhk.

nH new and light dTaught steamer WM. JRssaHA
Il HENRY Ambrose, Master, will leave for
the above and all intermediate landings, on StAtssS
MONDAY, the I7th inst, al O'Clock, r. M'Ezlazai
For freight OF passage apply on board OF TO
mAyI52td HI. HARRISON, Agent
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FINE FARM FOR SIZE
Kansas Land Agency,
JAMES "a HERD,

(kATE OF SPARTA, TENEEssEE,)
WILL attend promptly all business entrusted his
w care the Land Office the Delaware Disro, Kan.
Bas Territory situated at KicBFpOO
He viii sell Land Warrants fer time, locate
the same when lands Of the strict subject pu-
vats entry Also purchase lands q the public sale July
next do AL that ia IUdicogs selections, pro-
mote The interest OF his clients Address
JAMES X HERD,
RefsT tO kiekspOO K T.
Gen W Whitfield, Register, ! KicEaroo K
Gov WOodsOn, Receiver, F0'' -
SmOOt, Russell & Co., LeavenWOrth, K. 7.
Robert Campbell, Esq, St. Louis, No,
Faut, Esq, Washington, D. c.,
Cook, Bailey s. Co., Nashville, Tenn.
maytS-tW3m
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VALUABLE BOOKS.

BAEcRoFTs HISTORY OF THE USTTKD STATES
VOL. vi Those who have read the previous vol
urues Of this most excellent work viii be gratifed
to lesrn that the seventh volume has been Issued
from the press. Mr.. BAEoRoFT's high character as
historian and an impartial writer are too generally
understood to need commodation from the press at
this day. He could have performed no greater ser
vice to his country and to pOsterity than the labor
upon which he is now engaged. No library is CON-
plete Witboutit, and no American citizen, who has
time to read excuse himself for not proting by
its rich store Of valuable information.
The present volume commences with the Ameri-
Revolution in l77476. For the benefit Of those who
may not desire to purchase the entire work, the
publishers have increased the number Of copies Of
the present volume with the view Of having sepe-
rate and distinct SET commencing with the revOlu-
ton. This viii, no doubt, prove very acceptable
70 many, who would not otherwise subscribe to
the work. on account Of the number Of volumes
preceding this period Of most general interest
For sale by W. 7. BERRY & Co.
BEEToE's ABANDONMENT OF COEeREssIoSAL DE-
BATEs-VoL. VI in this work members Of Congress,
members Of State Legislatures politicians and law
yers, and in fact, all intelligent and patriotic citi-
zens, viii have ready at their hands complete
political history Of the United States from the adOp
tiOn Of the Federal Government to the present day.
showing what has been done and how it was done,
shedding Light upon the study Of all impending ques-
tions.
The present volume commences with the meeting
Of Congress in1sl7 and concludes with the adjourn
ment of Congress, March, lS2l-embracing highly
interesting period. Every one who is able should
make study Of this valuable work.
For sale b. W. T. BERRY S Co.
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~ The Charleston Mercury states that 8 dis
cussionOf the by the Presidents Of the non
specie paying Banks of Charleston, Ii was deemed
advisable not resume specie payments before Juiy
The time fer resuming is not Eed and at the period
indicated, the subject, as understand, will again
c,r-a nm for consideration.
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rsy- The Black Republican Legislature Of New
York for 1857 passed q law fsvOring the right OF
negroes to vote. King, the present Governor re-
commended in his last message reputinon OF that
enactmeut
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Fresh Arrivals.
SNYDER & FRIZZELL.

RE now opening choice and well selected stock Of
"A BOOTS and SdOES suitable 10 the season, and at
prices - eorresp md with The nes Consisting part Il
Ge.ts ine calf Boots and Caters
patient lea her - and Oxford Ties;
calf OK orb Ties and LISTING g e
cloth AM sting Caters;
" calf and patient le Ither Strap Shoes;
Ladies Caters pl-in with and wIthOu. heels,
" Slippers "
Fine Toilet Slippers;
" While Kid ald Satin Slippers;
Kid Buskns with and without heels;
Misses i er5 and SLIPPERS with and without heels;
KID Boots
Cbildren's Shoes Of every variety;
Boys aud Youths Shoes Of every variety
OF tie above have sJmsaing vrey nice tor Nay day
Als0 Servants Shoes aad p ggs1 work Of ali kinds.
Call at No q, Public squire
aDr8O. SNYDER FBIZZELL.
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re- The Knoxville Register says: Further &C
counts from the growing wheat crop are by no
means, encouraging. In many places, we under
stand the prospect is quite gloomy. Especially Is
this the case in the upper end Of the State
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SALE OF VALUABLE
Real and Personal Property.

THNHE undersigned ii eel on the premises, UuIh AZ.
ket street. opposite rae Military College, the FIRST
SATURDAY IN yUNS, being the 5ih, the very valUatle
House aud which be late Fred J0Rte lived a. The
line his deatu ironing Market ahd runnin
back hall way College also los fronting ~
feet te Lebanon turnpike. being lot No. II In the Gn OF
University lots.
properly said JOnt's Estate CONSISTING in OF
cesnt Cracker aChihe aud all The hxLuTes ufnur5,
&c. necessary carry B-keTy and COnfeetiOnA
buEness-WO bread wagons and mUls buggy, tngeih
with STOCK Of groceries, confectionery, show cases. shop
furniture, &C.
This is especially 6ns opening for Bakers and Conee
TONERS, iIis CID and wei known stand, and he only
10 that portion OF The Ne viii sell The property
either whole private sale, II Dot SOLD be-
fore The whole III be Offered the highest bidder on me
5th June next Terms made known the day OF sale
PETER BILIUD.
A HArCHBR.
Rlvseufora = JOLts decd,
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FRESH ARRIVALS.
100 boxes Star Candles;
100 4 and u boxes 90
so d0zsn best Ky. Mustard;
20 cases Wild cherry andy;
10 d. Raspberry do
50 barrels and = bos 81 Leu Crackers
80 bags Black ep2s-;
10 do AspIcs;
10 do hace Ginger;
100 boxes 4 and I tOEss Layer Rasins;
zoo 90 Sc Sd Fgs;
90 do Lemons
IS bIrrsls 5 AnOlds
10 do Pecans
do Fllb Tts
CO English Walnuts;
do Cream Nuts
25 tOx Perl Sarch;
leo barrels best Sumner Ale;
20 casks LO1tOl POsis-;
20 de EugIsh asd SEQ cl Ae, quarts an pints;
$50 gross Percussion Matches;
SO barrel super Amer can Brandy;
20 do do d. Gin;
So Go Old BOlrtO and NOlOngahsla Whisky.
Fine Teas.
so boxes ImTeUsi aud BiOSn Teas,
81 chs-ls super or Green and Black Teas,
Just Tec. ivrd and f-r sac o., By
may6-f WILLIAMSON b CHEATHAM
9 College HTeeg.
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IIrING IN NEW YORK

The following extract from New York paper will
be read with interest by our country friends, who
know so little Of such living.
swrLL MrLK.-The people of this city and its ell
irops have, for many years, suffered fOrthe want Of
pure and wholesome milk. Being supplied with
Dsucsous mixture under the name Of "Orange
County milk" they have become the victims to dis
casa and their children have Withered and died Ike
rosss in summer time. This MIXTURE Is, IN the YER
pacuar, s1ril ulE, and its properties Of poisonous
Dature Large sheds are crowded with diseased
COWS that are fed from yesrto year on food made Of
the filthy gatherings Of our cutters and streets
Investigations and researches recently made, have
resulted in the revelation Of the above terrible ana
siskeniug facts, and yet official action has been
taken upon the subject by our city authorities. No
wonder the mortality among the young and tender
has doubled and trsbled, and our young women
grown up pale and haggard, while their TEEN nave
shown the presence of the SUBTLE baokening poison
whose ruin they have only just discover ed
M The annual session Of the Printers NstOna'
Union was held at Chicago last week. resolution
was passed admitting Pressmen into the member
shin of the Union, and asking their cooperation
Charters we're granted to the societies in Baltimore
and Petersburg, Virginia. The following resolution
was also adopted:
B,,orr,5 That we recommend to subordinate
Unions fairly and calmly to consider the justice Of
their dsmands before they order a strike and let
not TOO hasty legislation con rol their deliberations
WHEAT CRop The SheIbyvins CoastitutiOHali't
SAYS: 1--WE learn from many farmers that the
wheat, although not injured materily by the late
frost. is greatly damaged by the fly. We hear many
complaints from this source. The crops look we'll
but there scenes to be q standpoint at which many
fields have arrived. The wheat looks green and
Furnishing, but it does not seem to grow fast This
we learn is the effect Of the fly.
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UWtIIllg HOlStI hlICltlJ MfYanIY HOOmS, Udf-
Fiage-HOuSG, Stables,
ARd all suitable Oul-hOuses, t5gether with about
SIXTEEN ACRES OF LAND,
Containing fine Spring and Spring house, CstsTn, Orchard
Garden, house, aud abundance Of forest trees
Cne grounds also Wasred the UOkn spring BaUch
The dwelling house large and spa-
eiOUs Halls and VII built and eOmmOdO IN every
pect
This property combining every requisite Tor comfort
luIuTy and Is altogether Of the befu ul and de-
sirsUls residences the vicinity Of Nashville. Several
have been opened and MacadamIzd fro the city
these premises: the city IS rpdly extending that direc
On and property ts steadily increasing in value In the
neighbOThOOd.
pie mises.
For terms information apply the undersigned TO
J. l.. BOstick mis- Oh &c, No. 49, cherry street..
ma,5-lm hardin p. BOSTICK.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE.
VTDSON GOHVVY TOHRT

John King It al vs.. James King ct al.
T the office Of h. CLERK and Master o. the County
motion Of complainant by counsel the cause
happening The sssoOn the CLERK and Master
The folio Nug defendants wit: Sarah King John Fish.
his vile susan rAer George Parker and his vile Polly
Parker andJames King are ronresden OF the Stale Of
cannot be served thsm is therefore ordered By
Clerk and Master that publication b de in the U'On and
American Newspaper pub shed ia the CITY Nashville,
requiring said deiendan. appear The OF
the Chsncery Court 70 be holden Tor The county OF David
at The court house thereof in the city Of Nashville,
the first Monuay 90 July said D, the
same will be taken for confessed as 10 them and set down
for heaTt % eX parte, CHEATHAAs
mayl5-W4t pas foe s. Clerk & Master
Trust sale of an Iron Fo dndry.
RY virtue OF Deed of Trust MADE TO me the 10Th
ID day OF September, 1857, by 8iclard Wnitcomb, Wm
Leigo, and John 1aey and which registered in the
and l02 will offer public sale Tuesday the 2Oh day
Of ths property therein described consisting
Steam Engine and BOILER, Fan, CuPela, Shafting and
Betting, WOOi Lathe, Crane Moulding TASKS Patterns,
Benches and other articles aud futures necessary carry
on an Iron Foundry, including Forges and 8laeksmiths'
Tools, together with more than sixty tons OF pig r0n and
number Of Car Wheels and other Castings, besdes any
other articles ana materials mentioned in said Deed OF
This foandy has been in operation shout six months and
is situated in Edgehsd, CD the river Just below The old
bridge, and very near the SITES oil the Machine Shops &C,
OF the Louisville and Nashville AMI the Edgehsd and Ken
lucky Railroad Companies.
Terms which shall be reasonable made known the day
Of sale WASHINGTON BARROW,
thereby consent to- and desirs that the sale above msB
toned, shall take place
WILLIAM LIBGO.
Nashville, March 30, Is5S-t
BSS" POsTPONEMENT-The above sale is postponed
to SATURDAY, May 10, 1858.
april 2O-td WASHINGTON BARROW.
House and Lot for Sale.
DY virtue Of decree Of the unity Court Of Davidson
DcOunIy: rendered al the Jr term 1875 the Of
james A. McMurry, Bxr vs.. aTIssa and John II. GbO
.tOn will Offer for sale al Pg5c auction At the Court
House ia Nashville on SATURDAY, 5rH Of JUNE NEXT,
lot Of ground in the city Of Nahvle, being Lot No. :, in
the plan Of Lots aid Of BY 6sCOCk and P0TteTded
is 50 feet tho Side Of JefJrsoa
Mug back 10 alley; said lot has IL small house
TEsNs-a350 will be required in Cash. and the balance
credit OF and l2 months, without interest This lot is
sold TO pay the debts Of Lewis Ghslston, deceased.
=. K. CnEAFHiM.
mav6-IaWtd fee 81 Clerk and MastsF,