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Baltimore Wecker. [volume] (Baltimore [Md.]) 1851-1867, 1858-10-19

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Observation-Disclosures, Baltimore.
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2&SieDti9 fir 0inspanberer.
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@ngrps>8loi en>GtabGtIf en- II
0r8. 1863 q III, Central 0perue,

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}lafbem. aite unD nsue Jtdf8e. wsrren 8eIauft unb pery
tauft. Qletnt9er Agent IN Baltimore fir Sritbs 9btlapG'
pbta Ole. - <e ntat. safttereatelenpen 3esentanbi nerHeH
turI fnenpntmen une baa Set rttDer sTiGttet. Gruptt0reG
bnnen als Mrten bpnssrrpin tlre Enntenen RefGnt ernalit
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Retfenbe, pelGe bic Baltimore uhb Sbtr. @~tfentatm Be
tuben, Iegen bic Reifsn tn n Eneen surud nnb fabren tn
bic auf bas aasrbeauemRe unb NIT eepOIferten Stser
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Thompson & Oudesluys.

Thompson & Oudesluys.
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biefen gum Vertuuf an:
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.tmS Spife. Otntbsu, gepatsres @iisn, aebantmerte @tienrSbren.
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acre 8emGdte Spaten, S6aufeln ub 3eanut's, f6ettifnes
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Qanb anb bilts iura StrfaHt'a 16Sept, IS
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8tnner'a perbeIEerte Ny0hmnfn5ne.

Singers DerbeNerte gS0bssaftDime.
Dteie Mafbine nprbe mas einen1 unpGrtbettf@sn QerfuGs
auf perparifer @usfelun8 nit BEN fb9hen@rdn,fmrn betrbnt,
Sc if u%nnptbt8, pn ben 8srttenfen III fpreden, ia berer
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friiber unb lit bic etn5t9f Wai9tne, bic feline Dnb erDbe s5a6rta
tate, entpeber in 2etnpanb pbsr Qeber, uGben fam, ais penu
fein unterfbisb I'm Wiatertal mare. NuE ltn5 nit Der 9r6gten
6profalt unb ~bauerDuft ge6ant.
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fdfen 8abinsunssn 9e8ea 9Ite ppn tr9enb elmer Nrt ~plnSutaus
den. per1pnen, be EnterGepr5netere I}a(@tnen unter BEN
@prwanbe Der StGt8fett 8efauit batsn merpen stnen fpl4eu
3au1t Iebr SSrtbetlbaft Fnoeu.
Nustunft pirb nit benz acknowledgement tn anferer DfFe
Ger, 1O5 Saltynlnref traBe, Baltimore,
ertbeilt. s NJ. Gin q sr II. Is.
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Ytterartfcbc Mn3etoe.

ItterartfAc InSet9e+
Sci Interseiduetem til 70 sben aneei0mmen
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81 tftGa, s., Spa urb Saben, Npnan In 8a9ern,
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fber g1pnnn. 3 BGn6e 800
q nnonkin1 @ehinfe. Heue Gusaabe so
WE9ae, 81, RpnGn. 9ltue Bolge. 4 Sdn6t 800
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fein Raufmann. 3 Gteile L.
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Smo2S-S 81. 81 mist SO rs ". Qdnhr.
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@d1in0cl. @d1inbel.

gair taben lseSea sine weitere &abang pDn btIIt8e
@6inbeln erbaltsn. pel6e fD btfUnbers sur Seba6nns pE
S6suneu nnb 9ebsneetauben et5nen.
Burns g. Sioan,
f%p. 1872 3i~fttRraFer Q~BparfurS
@r.6,s @Ge Srn Grtdnt rrf @crmGrfrafe.
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GiaQrrens uno Tabad8banblune
6. S. 8Mbrfe,

2eirenbe lefetl
NbitaOelpbia WSebt5tntfdeS S1a1lS'
erridtet pr 3mei unb 5mon3t9 Sahren ourd'
DR.. Kinkelin,
Gde ber Gritten uub 1trtOa.Gtra5s, philadelphia.
2ne unb 5tpan3l9 Sabre
@rfdtrun9 bot Or. &inteIth gu etnerh Der ertpleret6fsn aerite
Rotur. rnGsnitfem rnStrtnpeen ale Elm Stnternte snt gers
b~etrotbune, ntrpEfe unb eefAleatli0e SGma6s. Srdnfgetten
Der 6out, unb ipl&er, bic BON esn WttBaraa@ BON IeeF1"F
entfsben eemdft.
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In Ter @inidmfett ergebeu, be NIT tbnen . bis gu tbrtr WtaHn'
bartlett aufn6df, uas weIae, Dsnn ni8t tn es6Srteer Belt al
9eIeat, nt6t nur trnfltde 9tnoerntte berpprrnft, 1pnoern quo
@er1nlanuna AL stnfr 8etbe Bon anhaltenfen, psrtanelt@en
ur6 perbeerenbSn QeibenfGaften etett.
gpsmiae sDn bielen, bic ih eiefjr oerberblf6sn @erpbnbet
s5fs epRtm serrhttst Fnten, f,smos uns unertldrbere Nnfrs-
euns unb Notwithstanding fnblen., Stebe Sette q, 70, ~
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BetraGtuneen pel9e bic autmerttGm ct
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t&tr 2aAe teftnben.
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feGt, tam eepiRerbaft cut feine Gbre. ale Elm 8tebsrmGnn
pertrautn, rnb I'D ouf ste 8srf6srune Dsrlahen, pdB bic @e'
hSfnnthe Der HrGAIen Epu SF.. 0l-llti(H ItAHl tuIpuuIW VIZ
peu, ietne gGpbnune 1T fet ben lssteu snausig 3ahren an bei
N.>gD..@de pu Der Drtiten uno Hntpntr., arttGen Sprscs
une pine, philadelphia, ga.
Granfe in elmer @ntiernnna,
BITE tbrsu Sal e3nfo6, Srbuaben NIT alien ihrsn S.mptprnen
In etuem 8riefe m%tttteilen INIT Seti@tuB elmer ger9utun9
fEuasn Or. Sinfelins %dtebi3inen ~nem8srnaB 1nSer3u8lt9 nag
iebem Thetle Der untpp, eutueter NIT sr Spt rler &rpreB
rnc 70 etpadt nm S6abeu unb ~gieu8terre su SerbNten, u6er'
lenbet crbatteu.
2eIel Sugenp uno Wtannbarteitl
Sin traftbDne8 2eben D6er Elm friib3eitiger Sob,
Rinfeltu Iber Gelbfsrbaltuna nur % Gents
Briefe, pel6e tenen gDe tb IN @tanips %entbaIten, persst
nit TN eetenbtr 9pf NIT etnent @reu1plar Sertt9ert.
M1r3tS il
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Reue arrangements fir @tnpanoerer, bic nab
Dem 28eIfen III reiIen minI6en.

seene arrangements fir @tnnanberer, bic naA
Dem 2eiten su reiien trinl6en.
@pn teute, ben 9. &pDemter an, perten bic &tnpenberer
|duf Der Northern Central @dlpertdreet DepGt Gttsnbatn nit
.eern @rprefsue %befprbsrt. Die Eabu etetet baburb ben Srnntt.
aronten ensr + RISER 8prttetI ais irGenb cine
Ianbere @a1n, aud TT Ie nm "a Wtei!en furser aIs tt6e anbere
Snbu ndp tenanuten Yl6ten, eis:
BittSbur9, @lepelanb, Detroit, Sort Wapne
Gbica9p, Otilpaufee, @aiena, Dubuque, ct
Yaul, 0icd SSlanp, Burlington, Soma @itp
mn erben tebbalb bic NIT br gDrtlern Central SaEm 8e-
lbtne . gerlpnen 10 Stunben frIter ai$ fte nit anbern 8Gg<
nsn @s6enbsn bOrt sintrsden, quo Dsrbsa 4 1tal rptniasr bic
1beD Spu SttV. Die game @ntfesnuas Sen bier bis GbtsasU
lit 500 @letIen. Dag @epad ntre bier es5etdast (marfeb) n"b
JtaG @reftline, Daptpn, Cincinnati, Snbidnas
ppli8, louisville u1b ct. 9oui8
per en- ebenfaGe pafastere ~tefbrpsrt anO fWr ttr @spdd
tei n c @eitere u.alapunsetDfen bereanst. Die @aHG8tere
ltEnnenmtt Dem 3 upr., Dper Abenbs 10 llbrs3ue mad e4eu
meRli den plaBsn seben, Dbne untermts8 aufeesalten su wer~
ben. ur1 labrtsgilette perten perfauft III Ger Stfcs pes
Iagentsn. S0bn Y. Ballet
MAS Np. Is, Seass5rrset, near Goters s.ggarf.
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&DutS GGhart,

Rr %, galttmptettaBe maize Mottianf SnfttutI
gtrfsrtteeriu. 8ertGnfet
BON
ornamental Carver, 8ilber Spie9eIrabnlen
Eaten aas auf Eager cine 8rcfe @asGetl fran56ftf4e,
fTmt6t unb tt aIten t d 8ilber fppie aud etnet
orpStn gprrotb Spn Crib unt SiIterraRmen fir SpieseI
Yertratts.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-12-17

nsA- The attention of the reader is d.
rected to the advertisement of Mai. p
Bagwell's land in to-days paper This
land is situated on the Paradise Hill and
GAINESVILLE Turnpike, about miles from
GAINESVILLE, and embraces 900 acres of fer
tile, well watered and heavily timbered
land. He proposes to divide it into three
farms, with improvements on each, or sell
it all together, to suit purchasers. This
is an excellent opportunity to get good
farm. Any one wishing to buy will be
shown through the farm, on application to
Mr. Bagwell on the premises
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-12-17
N A r r led

On the 18th instant, at the residence of the
brides father, by the Rev ] T. Hendrck, D D :,
Mr.. GILBERT c. BREED, Of Stonington, Conn. and
Miss ANNIE HAYS, eldest daughter of Charles R.
Cooper, NJ D., of this city.
On the 9th inst. at the residence of the brides
mother, by Elder w. c. Rogers, Mr.. JANE. C
HESTER, of Christian County, KY and Miss SAL
LIE DAWSON, Of this county.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-12-17
pa- "Did you ever see the like, in all

p6s- "Did you ever see the like, in all
your born days" was the oft repeated ex-
clamation this week, as the skies opened
their food gates and poured down such a
deuge as equaled even the marvellous
rscollections of the oldest inhabitant.-
We should have been alarmed, lest the
tragedy of Noahs food was about to be
repeated, had we not felt too firmly con-
WINGED of the prodigality of the Divine
Authors resources, to look for the same
denoument to his post diluvian drama, as
his antdcluvian one. The winding up
of the latter was certainly grand and over
whelming, but we feel assured the last
scene of this one will end in still more
striking catastrophe. Besides we felt con-
fident so promising an actor as ourselves,
would be allowed to finish our role
which includes many fine parts to which
we have not yet come, as love scenes, mat
rimonial beatitudes, and its consequences,
&c., presenting some piquant dramatic
lights and shades between the. obscurity
and desolation Of single blessedness, and
the "pomp and circumstance" of conjugal
honors. Yes, we did not expect to leave
our name "writ in water" and so looked
calmly upon the pouring torrents, that fell
until they swelled our shrivelled river to
its present goodly bulk. The Hydropathic
treatment is certainly most potent In
bringing dwindled streams from their beds,
whatever may be its efficacy in raising sick
folks from their couches of languishing.
What was but the other day, the mere
skeleton of river, has leaped to booming
life, bearing upon its bosom the products
of our great city, and countless smaller
marts, by which he strides, as Nashville,
Palmyra, Dover &c, and bringing back
the growth and products of romoter en-
poriums. We thought it had received its
death blow from the severe lampoon Of the
poet laureate Of the NJ. G. & i. r. r., pub
lished in our paper some time ago; but
like brave hearted stream it has only
been stung to action by his biting satire
Rogersvlle, the sobriquet of the ship
ping portion of our city, has awoke from
its summers nap, and stirs with all the
vivacity Of newly aroused vigor. Boats
arriving and departing, draymen cracking
their whips, porters struggling over bag
gage, and clerks checking off the thickly
strewn freight, with the grandeur of Pres
idents putting their signatures to submit
ted bills; all combined make an interest
ing taLleaur uicanE, on our wharves. We
see some of these goods arriving, tumbled
off in front Of our cOnfectionaries, and
presume they are filled with Christmas
"goodies" for old Santa Claus, to distrib-
ute amongst the stockings. When the old
fellow comes for our offering-as we have
no credit at the candy shops-we think VIC
shall propose to him, to place us as bon
bon in one Of those articles Of female APP
parel, provided he knows of any of the
fair sex, who have them large enough to
admit us. We are not a very large indi-
vidual, fair demosillcs, and most any of you
might capture so saccharine prize as our
selves, by just leaving hole in the heel
of said stocking for our lower limbs to
.dangle through.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-12-17
Weekly Revie,o Of tie Marhet
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT,
GAINESVILLE Chronicle OGce,)
DAc n lS5S

GAINESVILLE Chronicle OGce,)
Dec II, 1858.
Large stocks OF Groceries have been received
during the week. The heavy and constant rain in
the early part of the week retarded trade and bust
ness in groceries, but the market has since opened
with an active and lively demand and business
seems once more fully resumed.
SLGAR-The market is we'll supplied with God
and complete stocks There being little in the
country the demand is active, and a brisk trade
has been done in the article durin 2 the week at
about following rates-Common to good common
6]l3 to 62I; Fair to fully fair, to 734 Prime to
choice, { to SlIo.
REFINED SUGARS "A fair business has been
done during the week, and prices have ranged at
l3 to 49, for Crushed aud Powdered, and 80
to be for refined white.
CoFFEE.--Stocks are very large, and prices have
openedat - to l2l2c for Fair to Prime.
MoLAssEs.-Stocks are not yet large, and the
demand is to some extent limited Prices are
ranging between 50 and 38c for bbIs.
CANDLFs.-The demand is good and prices are
firm - TO 22c for Star, and 1917 to l41a for
summer mould.
LARD.-We have heard of no sales, and quota
tons are nominal Prime So 10 &c.
WnEAr.-Prime red is selling at 75c.
WmsKEY.--Rectifed 24c, an advance of &c ;
Robertson County csc; Cummings 75c; Browns
b ST. 81 90.
NAILs.--Stocks are very full; SO 500 "a 90 for
lOd.
CnFEsE-Prime w. Il. to 9II6c; Nutmeg 1915
to &c., E d. - to 1879; Pine Apple Csc.
RAsiNs.--M R. SO for boxes; Layer SO 50 for
boxes.
RICE Prime Carolina So to &c.
MAcKEnEL.--Bbs No. 3, $l2; KITS No. 9, So
Is to 50 90; Kits No, /, SO t, 50 %; Salmon
81 25 per Kit
SALT.--Kanawha 371ac fine sack 81 IS
BUcKErs 80 rs to So IS; decline.
SOAP.--Extra No l, 534; Palm6c,
PoRK Buyers are paving 81 , gr IS.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-12-17

SALE OF NEGROES AND OTHER PROPER
TY.-Jas. NJ. Quarles, Trustee of r. W.
Mcclure, will sell on next Monday, the
goth inst, to the highest bidder, at the
Court House, for cash, eleven slaves; their
ages running from ! / to So years, Among
said slaves are good coopers, 3 No, fur
mace hands, a keeper, collier, and fill.
cr-all very likely He will also sell on
the same day, at the residence of Mr., Me.
Clure, some other very valuable property
Read his advertisement.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-12-17
DIR. w. N. HARDIN,

OFFERS his services, TO the ciliLens of CoIksvlle
aud vicinity, in the various branches OF his pro-
fesslon Having had ten years experience m the
practice Of meaicine, and devoted much lime TO
the subject Of Surgery he hopes to be able TO give
satisfaction to al who may require his services
Residence. No "A, National II ote office, for the
present, back 70, IN OF Quarles Visions, on
Strawberry Alley.
October %, lS5S-ly
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-12-17

PSI T, w. Hartman has associated with
him Mr. f.. A. Tarwater, in the Receiving,
Forwarding aud Commission business, at
his cid stand fronting the Wharf Per
sons cntrusting business with these gen
tlcmen may rely upon having it faithfully
and promptly attentcd to.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-12-17

seS~ Pickering & Ely, have removed to
the stand formerly occupied by w. H
Bryarly y Co., where they may be found
ready, at all times, to wait upon all who
desire to purchase any article in the Dry
Goods line. They have a well selected
stock, and will dispose of them at reason.
able rates.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-12-17

Bea- Severn & Everard, Merchant Tail
ors, late of Philadelphia, are prepared to
cut and make every article of clothing,
in the best and most fashionable style, any
gentleman may desire. They come among
us we'll recommended as clever gentlemen
and superior workmcn. See their adver-
tsement.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-12-17

psA- We are indebted to Mr.. John B.
Wisdom, of this vicinity, for two red bcets,
grown by him-one weighing nine and a
half-thc other, ten and half pounds
These beets are hard to beat; and if any
can make better show, let us hear from
him.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-12-17

BS- q. H. Cooke has just received a
beautiful lot of American Watches, new
style--also Plated Ware, Gold Pens, &c.
Mr. Cooke keeps an elegant assortment Of
Jewelry of every description, to which we
would call4thc attontios of all wishing to
purchase
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-12-17

Go to FALL g. TURNLEY's and see their
Patent" Walking Canes, aud their nice stock Of
roc ket Cutlery and IL ardware generally.
Nov 5, 1858.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-12-17

W. j. McCORMAc, Practical photographic,
makes pictures in every style of the art from the
smallest miniature up to life. size Photographs
instructions given in any or all of the branches.
0JRooms ws,t side Public Square GAINESVILLE
Oct. /, ls58-ly
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-12-17

Bee- A goodly number of our subscri-
bers have responded to our call for mon
ey due for subscriptions, for which we re-
turn our thanks. We would be glad to
thank more of you for similar favors.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-12-17
Horse Thief $50 Reward !

STOLEN, from my stable, near AllensviTs,
Todd Co. KY, on Sunday night, 18th inst,
gray horse, near l6 hands high, with one eye out
He PAGES very WE'LL and when moving seems loose
apprehensi Of the thief and the delivery TO mo
OF the horse-or $25 for either.
p. A. WIMMS.
Nov 10, '5S-tf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-12-17

BeA- Radford 4 McGuire, at Linwood
Landing advertise for Coopers to make
barrels and hogsheads. Coopers desiring
employment would do well to apply.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-12-17
Ray Read the interesting narrative of
the "Lizard Negro" on first page.

THE "SoUrHERN HOMESTEAD, an Rlu strated
Agricultural and Family Newspaper, published
oeekty by l.. 7. WILLIAMS & Co., Nashville.
The fourth volume CT this excellent Agrlcultu-
raj Joarnal will be greatly enlarged and ott erwse
improved for 1853. The agricultural department
is edited by practical farmers and planters; the
literary department is under the control Of Mrs,
l.. Virginia French, one OF the most popular fe-
male writer's Of the day. This paper should be
sustained by the southern people. Each number
contains eight large pages, neatly printed and en-
beished. Specimen copies may be seen at this
office. TERMs--l copy, 81 year; copies $40;
10 copies SIS. Address l.. p. Williams g. Co.,
Nashville. Tenn.
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-12-17
FOR SALE.

THE place on which reside, containing about
$50 acres, and situated halfway from Nashville
TO GAINESVILLE, on the Paradise Hill and Clarksvlle
Turnpike. The location and improvements are
such as would render it's
Valuable Tavern Stand.
As 1t regards health, water, timber, soil, &C., we
hesitate not In saying that few such places are TO
be had. By means Of the Hydraulic Ram, sup
piled by bold, cool and falling bluffstream
the water is conveyed from the spring 10 the
house, lots, bath-house and e. rden.
will sell the improvements, and one or two
hundred acres Of land, or the whole together, or
will divide to suit purchasers. The tract is sus-
ceptbe Of being divided into or 6ne reslden-
ces, with good water on each.
will also dispose of, on very reasonable terms,
The timber, suitable for converting into lumber,
on 1000 acres Of land, and sufficient to run an or
binary Saw mill from g TO twelve years, and fa-
vorably located for the business. For further
particulars, address the undersigned, at Sycamore
Mills, Tenn. ALEX. LOWE.
Nov 5, '5S-tf
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1858-12-17
Public Sale
OF Negroes and Other Property,

BY virtue OF the power vested in me as Trus-
tee. in a Deed OF Trust executed by r.. Nc
CIure to me. as trustee aioresnid for the benefit
Of Henry Young and W S. Mcclure, bearing
date April 29th, 1857, and recorded in the Regis
ter's office for said County Of Montgomery, in
Book No. 8, and on pages 1875, 1856 snd 1877, !
will, on the Goth day of December, 1858, at the
court house door ia the town Of Clsrksville coun-
ty of Montgomery. and State of Tennessee, sell,
to the highest bidder for cash, eleven slaves their
ages running from TO 80 years, and among them
No Coopers, No. Furnace hands, keep
err, a collier aud a filler, and the others superior
farm hands; all males and very likely and Vilua-
BILE.
Twill also sell. on the same day, at the resi-.
dence of r. W, Mcclure, one mile southeast Of
Clarksville, Montgomery County, Tenn, for cash
to the highest bidder, the balance Of the property
in said deed conveyed, Except the interest in
Brownsport Furnace lands, mules, &c.) consist
lug Of Horses, Muller, Cows, household aud kitch-
en- Furniture, Wagons, Carts, Buggies, Carriages,
Farming Utensils, &c.
JAMES II. QUARLES, Trustee.
Nashville Weekly Union and Banner co, y ill
day Of sale,