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Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-22

We have now in Store and ready for delivery to Gus.
toners, Gu
IMMENsE STOCK
OF french and American House Papers Borders Cur,
tain9, Chimney Prints, Centre Pieces
DEOORM FIVE PAPERS,
Moudings, oorniees Paper statuary, NC. in
NEW AND DEsIHARLG STILES
and Of the hnest quality
In our assortment You hnd Papers Of every nhade
gradc and color suitable Tor this market and at the ow
est prces
FOR CASH.
iris department Is under the direct euperyiaion of one
o. the hrm who will give his special attention 10 INC
isasd. @' IVY 'ue 10 'e'
Paper Hangers furnished ~ desired Work done in IN
best manner. WA "OA' - '"'
90 FIRTH h NICHOLS,
app aeodGw Opposite Bay state House.
CIn1in's Double Glnas Ambvotypes,
kinenehuy sealed aie u surpassed for beauty II I'm
h pIihaney Oh tone ooor and truthfuness 10 nature.
po not lou 70 give him call you wish ior picture
muHacoIy IN every respect. His rooms are over the
ViVsen's Bank, llS Main street. ar aus
Sparkling Soda Water, with all tho vari
sty Oh genuine syrups, at
DAVID eOOrTis,
Gil du Cor. Man and Mechanic Streets
ko1oVnl.-Dr. LINNELL, lHoineupatbss, has
srinoved To No. ELM street, f6t fesdrvro aboyn ten
lincoln Houae. Once hours ifola Ito aud to .. %
oil al
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-22

INoENDIARY FIRE IN MEDwAY.-On Mon
day morning, about clock, the barn of
Warren Lowering, Esq, in Midway, was
found to be on fire, aud in SO advanced a
stage that it was impossible to save it, after
the alarm was given. 1t contained about If
teen tons of hay, besides grain. farming uten-
sils, &c. Two fat hogs perished in the flames.
The loss is estimated at $1,000, on which there
is no insurance. The fire was the work Of
an incendiary.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-22

sailing upon the waters Of Salisbury Pond, have
removed their boat to New Worcester, where they
are cordially welcomed upon the pond Of Albert
Curtis ESQ
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-22

The anti Lecompton Democrats Of the fourth
New jersey district have nominated for Congress
separate candidate Of their own, Jeiur r. Riggs
In opposition 70 the regular Democratic nominee
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-22

MR.. and MRS. MOORE will reopen their School a
Warren Hail. sATURD AY Oor Cd for in truction in
Dancing Hours Of attendance, from to 5 O'clock D. m
For partieulars please apply to A. Marsh Music store
septlS If
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-22
sPECEAI NOTJCEs


Read the advertisement on Liver Dseasen to a
pear IN this paper next week. written by DR.. Bliss.
til d&w2F
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-22

The authorities il Boston have determined
that the police force Of the city shall all be dress.
ed in uniform. This has subjected them TO pret-
y severe, but, we think, just criticism from the
ureaa
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-22

The AMERICAN MISSIONARY ASSOCIATION
will hold its next annual meeting in this city, on
Wednesday and Thursday of next week, Sept 20
and 80
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-22

N. Il. FEMALE MEDICAL CoLLEoE.-The ad.
vertisement Of the eleventh annual term Of this
institution may be found In another column.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-22

Purchasers Of Dry Goods are referred TO the
advertisement Of @. W. Warren, Barry, & Co.,
In this paper, particularly to that portion Of il,
relating to mourning goods.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-22

HILLS eLYoERINs, or Sweet Principle Of Oils, for
improving and bsautying the Hair, for sale by Ohm
O. HILL, Apothecary Mechaucs' Hall Building, Worces
tor
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-22

e. s. MASON
Can probably sell Piano Eo1,,.s cteansr t,., o.,
ueaeG or agent in the State. Clarks Block WorcesteS
leoV dtf
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-22

UTAH.-Salt Lake city letters are received
to the Dist ut. A new line of policy seems
to have been adopted by the Mormon Priest
hood in their relations with the people They
have come to the conclusion that too great an
intimacy has a tendency to lessen their infu-
ence, and therefore have resolved to keep
themselves aloof for season, and to stop
preaching the word as it is in the Book of
Mormon.
The letters make repeated mention of the
distress and destitution of the Mormon fe-
males. One letter says there are hundreds of
women there who have no under clothes
whatever, and in instances not few, their
outer garments (taters and rags are INSULT
eient 10 conceal their nakedness as they go
about their houses.
1t is thought that the Mormons are doing
everything in their power to cause collision
between the Indians and the Americans-as
the " Gentiles" are now termed-soth by in
citing the Indians to commit depredatons
and by endeavoring to prejudice the minds of
the authorities, civil and military, against the
Indians. Several instances of Indian depre-
dations are given by the writer's.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-22
Woroes,er Retail Price Cnrrent.

luSSDAY. sept II, 1895.
Flour. Peach-s, per bu.. 81 SGT
Super6ne, bbl. $50 CT Blrberries per peck 33,
Extra ';;..'''.. OF Ct Cranberries per peck..75,
Double Extra. -. % Grapes, per peck ....33c
Grain Water Melons, per ..1tc
Corn, North'n per hu s. 10 Musk Melons each 70 I5c
western. n.-..-.. .95a Cauteopss, esch...8 123
rye --'............ 9lc Bananas, each.
oats per 90 6nc Pine Apples, each..l3a 1Sc
Corn Meal per 100 lbs. Il 35 Produce
Prorlslons Eggs, per dcg.....1S &c
Beef-Roast, pr 10 IL &c PJtatoes per peck.. lie
Steak, ........l2 Ia Sweet Potatoes, pr h. Sc
Cornsd' 20 a 8 Green Cora, pei doz....l0c
EesI'..''..'....' 10 l'c Onion Ter pck... ..25c
Lrlpe e.........--....Sc irujp, pacs ......I53
SAT- Pork.... IL a II; tees, per peck k.......1AC
FRESH PORK '''...lo l23 Shell Beans, pr PIX. 25c
Ham LIZ Cabbaces each a &c
Mutton. -....-.. 10 a l2c Pumpkins, each....6 a Sc
Lamb o.-'..''..l0 1880 squashes, per lb,.......2c
sausages Tomatoes. per bu......5oc
Lard .......-........l4o Pspprrs per lb........5o
Poultry Butter.
Live Chickens. pr pair 70; Rest taale......2O 25c
Chickens, per io........20 Second quality. A 2Oc
Turkies, per lh........l5c Cheese .........9a lie
Frt3tS Fish
oranges, per box ....f5 Fresh God, per lb......63
Lemons, per box. Al a 81 HaHbut. ut..,........l2c
Raisins, per box. Il co Haddock .........5c Sc
Apules, per bb..... 81 a 2 Dried Goldfish q,
do. PER pscs .25c oysters pr Csc
Crab Apples. pr peek .33c l. ,bsers per lb.6 &c
Dried Apple pr los a l23
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-22

Several sheep have been killed BY bears in
Florida, Franklin county, within two weeks past.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-22

o. H. .TILLOTSON.
ATTORNEY & COUNSELLOR AT LAW
No 5, Brinley Hall,
mh3I dtf Worcastez .s.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-22

MRS. NJ. W. GERAIDS. Phvsfcf,u
Al, an ETPertenced and Successful Midtpffe,
NO, 01 Mechanic street, the Head of Union street
special attention given to Uterine Complaints, and
Diseases Of Chi dren.
onee a hours from to a. N and from to 8 D. m.
eSO
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-22

Mr.. Legg still continues to cleanse and Re DYE Mems
Goats Pants and Vests heretofore He also cleapses
Ladies' shawls, &c. His Office is at No Pleasant ST.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-22

ArnOId's GiObuIes and YjtoI ErIu3a p.
sale, wholesale and retail, by
JQ. HULL, Druggist and Apothecary.
"JS at Mechanics' Hall Blook
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-22

Slate for RoOfs.-The esubscriber is prepared tn
9rnlah Slate for Roofs Of superior quality and Law
.n est manner on the most satisfactory terms sami
pies may be seen at the yard on Grove street
spAS dtf JOHN BARNARD
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-22
BUY ME AND pLL no YOD GOOD.
Nov is the time to use the great Spring and Summer
Medicine.
DR.. LANGLET'S ROOT AND HERB

Is 1 l. r. X =
C0mooSsd Of SdTSapartifa, Yild Chsyyy YsHo.g
Dock, PTicklg lsh, T'Aorough gort, Rhubasb Wqa
dTdee, DGhdet0a, dc.,-GH Of Uhich are so com
o0andea as to oct in concert and assist Nature in
crGdtCG5ing disease
The effect Of this medicine Il most woDd f1I-it acts
directly upon the bowels and blood, by removing all
struotions from the internal organs stimulating them in
to healthy action, renovatine the fountains Of life and
WgoF purifying the hlood cleansing it from OIL hu nors
aud causing it to through every part of he
dodY They cure and eradicate from the gystem Liver
oomplainttha main wheel of so many diaesses- Jaun
dice in its worst forms an Bilious diseases and foul
Stomach, Dyspepsia, COstiveness Humors Of the Blood
and SKIN Indigestion, headache Dizziness Piles Heart
burn, WeaBnCss Pain the Side and Bowels Flatrencv
Loss Of Appetite and al kin Tcd complaints cau,ca by
torpid or diseased Liver dsordered Stomach or had
summer. N
If taken in large Doses Fever and Acne NAV he broh
en- up and cured At o7ce This has become a stapdad
medicine, and IS decidedly the best the world ever saw
Price only 26o for the pint, and 37ie for the quar-
Sold by al medicine dealers exerywhere Order
Should be addressed to J. 0. LANGLEY, II Marsha
street, Boston, Mass
Sold by all the Druggists in Worcester.
mch4 d&w8m
PECE'S CEMENT DRAIN PIPES.
or the drainage OF Sinks, Cellars, Water Closets &o
manufactured at Is Mechanic street. These pipes are
from three To inches in diameter two feet long And
"re constructed that hey may be easily mt ngetbeY
making complete and desirable drain without the great
ezPease attending The laying of brick drains.
A4iot " PRICES At Lle yard.
inch IA cents per foot
Is -
" 10
- II
All orders from the city or country prompty supped
oy calling at rs Meohsuic street, my house 63 south
bridge street or with j. D. Es, 10 Thomas street
jy20 df Ihs n pEoR
b. d. MAX XBAM.
having received license from the city government has
opened
PAW Eaeur
NO' II Harrington Corner.
Bl6
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-22

MORE INcENDIARIsM. -Neto York, Sept.
20.-Ihe temporary Buildings erected by the
Health Commissioners, outside of Quaran-
tine, for accommodating the sick islanders
from the infected districts were burned last
night
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-22

testimony Of number of Ladies and Gentlemen
DooToR HILL-Desr sjr This is to certify that
my case was one Of very bad humor in the boO5 but
Can truly say that your valuable medicines have cured
me- and recommend all that are sick to call upon YOU
Tor yon can cure them. Yours, truly, J l., L.
Worcester. Mass
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-22

MF KEN EDY, o. itoxbury, has discovered in
ne Of eur common pasture weeds remedy that cures
EVERY KIND OF HUMOR,
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-22

SLATER'S ROrE WALK.
Rear Of Quinsipamond Bank 11a-.A, " azn r.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-22

This certihes that my wife was afflicted with wesk
her. 7 . n
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-22

C0oi Soda, with choice syrups, can be obtain.d At
BUSH co 1894 Front street az ~
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-22

DooToR G. A. HrLL--Sir; will say that your medi.
Inc has benefited me much My health is much better
han it was when commenced taking It. thinkit vii
cure me- 1have not been troubled with the pap in nv
head but once since taking your medicine The stress
between my shoulders has all passed away. rhinkin
mat you might Ike to hear how I gettingaonq
have taken the liberty to address these lines to Won
remain, sir yours respectfully, Mrs. G O.
Rutland, Nov. 3, 1854 dtf ,aI
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-22

SMALL, & COGSW ELL,
C U N S E L 0 r S T L w
Michigan street. .....-.-. Milwaukee, Wisconsin
SIMEON N SMALL, JOHN 3 D. CnGswETI
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-22

l.. u NICHOLS. M. n
HON PATHIO PHYsIOT
sson iTo ,Sn no %Aos ~, 81, oFFIoE
Worceater. Oct. 20. 1853
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-22

Tenth DIsrRIcr.-The contest wakes warm in
che tenth district, between the friends Of DR..
Chaffee and Mr.. Greene, and the balance is ap-
parently pretty equally poised between them
but they cannot, probably, carry more than two.
thirds Of the votes of the convention, so that the
friends of other candidates will be able, if they
choose, to prevent the nomination OF either of
those two. Under such circumstances, it would
not be strange, if, as has often happened before'
one or both of the two prominent candidates
should be dropped, and union made on third.
In that case, we think Hon. John W. Foster of
BrmfeId would stand the best chance, as he is
able, popular, and sound on the great Republi-
can issues, involved in the election. His loca-
ton, also, in the eastern portion Of the district,
which has not had representative, since ''the
time whereof the memory of man runneth not
to the contrary" would be in his favor. The
convention will be held next Friday.
EbeneEer Francis, Esq, formerly President Of
the Suffolk Bank, died at Boston, yesterday. He
was the wealthiest man of that city. The Trau.
elier says
at is a sad and singular fact that within two
years we have been called upon to record the
ueatu VI tutee BeutIdtiOuS III tulb lamlly-Oi tue
grandfather, Mr., Francis, (who, though reach
ing to the age of four score and upwards, LETT
for the last,) his son-in-law, Mr.. John E. Thay-
Ell and his grandson, named Thayer, who died
suddenly in France, few months ago. Mr..
Francis was within one month Of eighty-three
years Of age"
The Boston Journal says:
"His wealth is variously estimated at from
S3,500, 900 to "a 000 000 He had on deposit in
the banks Of Boston, at the time of his death,
about So, 900, not having renewed any paper
for several months past. He was also large
owner Of bank stock, mortgages, &c. 1t is un.
derstood that this vast wealth is left subject to
his last will and testament, made some time
since and that the bulk Of his property has been
left to his heirs-at law.
The only survivors Of the family Of Mr.. Eben.
ezer Francis are his two daughters, Mrs Nathan.
iel l. Bowditch and Mrs. Robert NJ. Mason, Of
this city"
Our NATIONAL ExPENDITUREs.-The address
Of the New York Republican State Convention
thus succinctly demonstrates the extravaganza
Of Mr. Buchansn's administration, and suggests
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-22

ouR NATtoEAL ExPENDITUREs.-The address
Of the New York Republican State Convention
thus succinctly demonstrates the extravaganza
Of Mr.. Buchanan's administration, and suggests
matter worthy Of every mans serious attention
AveraRe annual exuenditure under Adams eJa 22R ana
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-22

All orders from the city country promptly supptied
by calling at 2S Meohsuc street. or nv hose al south
bridge street or with }. D. AMEs, 10 Thomas street.
Jy20 dtf las n pEOV
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-22

The address was delivered by President Wilder
and was an able and valuable paper.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-22


PAWN BRoKING EsTABLIsHMENT
.,s Mo- IL Harrington Corner.
Worcester daily spy., 1858-09-22

b. d. Ma XnAM,
having received license from the city government, has
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-27

party encountered snow storm Ofthree
Rmrhave,s holland T5itfers.

We have been selling BGrhaye's Holland Bers for some
months and although, when it first introduced we did not
urge its sale being unacquanted with article still we found
the public deemised the demand we have
been obliged purchase Of this arble we ever have
Of any other patent medicine whatever. Every day brings
testimonials Of its efficacy removing the various complaints
which is recommended and in offering customers
with confidence in its virtues than is due to most pre-
parations of the kind GALE BROTHERS, Druggists,
june27-dvStwlw. ia Randolph St. Chicago, Ill.
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Died,

At Brunswick Place Issquena county, Miss on Tuesday night
the 22d u, Mrs. MARY GwN Of Rev. JAMES
GWIN, in the Seth year of her age.
At the of her DEATH many Of the older citizens
ofhe State viii cali mind early settlement and many mem
hers Of the Tennessee Conference will shed silent hearing
the death Of the good wife Of the Rev James Gwn gone
70 reap the bright reward Of long and useful life. She leaves
large circle relatives her loss her friends
tered the State of Tennessee will in her memories her
many virtues, and weep that she is
In Humphreys County 29t ut Mr. WILLIAM JEN1sAN
In Pulaski Tenn the 10th ins VICTORIA youngest daugh
fer Of THOMAS MARTIN Of that place, aged about years
She passed away from EARTH Leaning upon that Inspires
the Christians hope She bequeahed portion property
apart her by her father, the Church, poor Of her
native town When the young the good and lowell 90 down 70
The grave, the human heart their loss while Heaven but
claims its own.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1858-06-27

c. f. Harris, Adm rs, &c. VS. William Grove-A Attachment
this il appearing 20 Jas D. Foresee Justice of the
Peace for the county Of Humphreys State Of Tenn before
whom the above entitled Suits pending that defendant non
resident Of said State and cannot be with the ordinary ~
cesso law; therefore ordered that an further prooceed %
said be stayed, required by law, the first Monday I'M
January 1859 which day is set for the hearing Of said caus
his Office the Of Wavery and that plaintiff give mo-
ce by publication for tour successive weeks in the T1 5
iIricTH newspaper published in the city Nashville re-
curing the defendant to appear and defend said suit
juHel4-W4t prs. fee SO c. E. HARRIS Admir- &c,
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IN CHANCERY AT LAFAYETTE.


Jeremiah Dickson Alfred BreVas Michael and Patrick
Duffy Jacob Uhs Moses Linyille, and others-Cross
II appearing % the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master, that
Jacob Us, Richard C0rnwe and wife, Lucinda CornWeii
Lawson Hedges and wife, Lucinda Hodges: Lucinda Dickson,
Thomas Dickson, Nancy Dickson, chad Dcks0n Polly Uhls,
Massey Uhlss Frederick Uhls and Marshall Uhlss Of the de-
PENDANTS in this cause nOu-ens Of the state Of Tennessee,
that the ordinary process Of this court cannot upon
them; is therefore ordered by the CLERK and Master,
tered upon the rules that publication Re made for four
weeks, the Weekly Union and Amern newspaper published
in city Of Nashville commanding the Said Jacob Uhls Richard
COTuWe and wife. Lucinda COrnWe; Lawson Hodges and wife,
Lucinda Hodges Lucinda Dcon Thomas Dickson, Nancy Dick
Richard Dckson Polly Uhl, Massey Uhls, Frederick Uhs,
and Marshall Uh appear at the next term Of said Court
Of Chaucery, be held the Court House in the OF Lay
Macon county, the I'd Monday July next then
plead answer demur claimants bill, default
thereof the will be confessed hearing
plTte to them. This 18th May, lrj5
JOHN CLAIBORNE,
may96-w4t-prs fee 50 Clerk and Master.
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Mary Martin vs. Daniel Naturalization for Divorce.
n appearing the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master
the bill Of complainant which that the defendant
Daniel Martin, is resident Of the Stat Of Tennessee that
the ordinary Of this be served upon him;
therefore ordered Master and entered upon the rules, that
publication be made for four weeks, nthe Weekly Union
and American, newspaper published in the city Of Nashville,
commanding the said defendant, Daniel Martin, appear the
next term Of said Court of Cancy, be held the Court
House in the town Of Lafayette Macon county, the ID Monday
in July next then and there plead, answer demur
painant bill, and in deaut thereof the will be
confessed and set for hearing Ge him. This 18th May,
1858. JOHN CLAIBORNE.
may2i-W4t-prs fee s. Clerk and Master.
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The Quaker Soldier OF, the British philadepha. nstor-
cal Romance, I'm two volumes. Price iu paper 81 co.
The Yellow Frsats. The Two Sisters, By CapIa Grant
Never has Mr. Grant acquitted himself better dan al, rs
latest and most charming production TO a o. carly
Scottish history and The story upon t9 ruac and clan
dtstiue marriage Of the young Duke 90 Roay, auTl Jams
w. the most gallant and magnificent monarch has m
Scottish dia, the beautiful hut unf1Tuate Nar1ret Drl-
oud, his wife bur not his Quu; and the daring exploits Of e
Laird Of Largo in his yellow Fros cannot fail % De- y in
tsresing-" Paper, prize 50 vents
Olivia. the Maid Of Honor BY g. W. NJ Rsyuods Paper,
50 cents
Robert oakland or the 0uaass Orphan By Iesh Rieh For
sale h5 Fs HA0AAs
je25 Market street.
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- VTLIIlIIIa U IIIV oLLIEGIIIG OUIITLs
The Legal Profession, Magistrates and others interested viii
bear n mind that the UNION AMERICAN papers
authorized by law TO publish the opinions Of supreme Courts
abstract Of the same, furnished by the
or the State We publishing the opinions Court
as its recent session atIackson nnllv ev
III FThe UNION sale every morning on the
Of the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad, By Thomas
CAELEE, agent.
u Our city subscribers who fail to receive their papers reg
larly will ohge by reporting the ONCE we
may correct the mattera at once.
IT 2 Persons leaving the city summer months can have
the UNION AND American mailed to them any point and
No. II North Cherry street.
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Jones W. Locke vs.. Robert stub5leaeld, Fleming Stub

Jones Locke Robert ubefed Fleming stubbleeld and
Ohers-Cr0ss Bill.
4 appearing TO the satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master, that
Fleming StUbhleed, Of the defendants in this
resident the State Of Tennessee that ordinary process
Of this be served upon him. therefore ordered by
the Master upon the rules that publication made
for four successive weeks in the Weekly Union and American
newspaper published in the city OF Nashville, commanding the
said defendant Fleming Stubbed appear the Of
said Court Of CanCy to be held at the Court House the
town Of Lafayette Macon county, the % Monday in July
then and there plead demur mpanants bill,
and in default thereof the will be for confessed
hearing e5 pHTt6 him. This 18th May, 1858.
JOHN CLAIBORNE,
NV t-rrg fee CIarEa FTarar
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BS5~ We wish to iaform the public, that we have
just returned from the east, with beautiful stock
of Dress Goods, and feel confident we can offer in
ducements to purchasers, equal to any other Mer
chants in the city. If prices object, we are
determined 30 sell as cheap the cheapest We
would call the attention of The Ladies especially to
a lot of side striped Berege and Mus&ns, which we
bought unusually cheap aud will sell them the same
way. Also silks, DUca!s aud all the different kinds
Of Drsss Goods. Our stock of staple goods is very
complete, al Of which we wish to dispose Of mme-
dialey terms most favorable to purchasers. Call
soon and eXamne for yourselves.
1. G. NICHOLSON Co,
aprI-if No % Public Square.
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RIVER LANDSFOR SALE.

pursuance Of ntgOeUtory decree rendered the May
term, 1855 Of the Circuit Court OF Coffee county, the
ofNey UckersOn and others, heirs of Leander Hckeon
ceased pIs will proceed to sell the Court House door
in Manchester the 9Th day Of july 1853 all the
and interest which said heirs have and TO three certain
parcels Of land in Coffee county, four miles southwest
chester known the Joseph Hckerson farm which the
ander HckersOn' died, seized and possessed Of containing
twelve hundred O acres and upon which from three
hundred in cultivation Duck river through the
ter Of the lands and upon which splendid Saw and Grst MILL
and there less than fifty good springs upon the land
Said land will be sold years, except the sum
Of $780, which be paid hand good security
Will be required, and lien retained the lands until paid
r. complete survey viii be made of the plats e
hbted the day Of sale. ANY person wishing land
Sc.r Will apply to Wiley Hckerson who will Them and
for other information address Manchester. This May
lS, 1858 G. C. BREWER
may2il- tq- g-Vtd sprsf fee 1erkE