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G. f. HARDY.

nj hand number Of choice Horses, uggiss, Carriages,
~ &c, which will bs lot reasonable terms. viii
live nv personal careful attsntua purchase
Or Keeping horses, buges &C. Ny charges shall always
be moderator and BY strct attention my business,
none 10 merit the patronage Of a liberal munity.
c. K. HARDY,
Ne. - College Street,
Dec 10, 81. Immediately below Broad.
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BENZ. F. SHIELDS SALES FOR 1858


IAVlNG completed bis arrangements for he transaction
- oi All kinds Of agencies TO his satisfaction. feels
confident he ean meet the expectations those who nay
enTust Goods 70 his No c0ndctBz interest on ha
part shall a any time be allowed sIFict Commission
business alone Hill be attempted. un7
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STRAm ROLLERS.
Dissolution.

THE Co Partnership Eulhsrf0Td q Doyle dissolved
by mutual consent, ths arst day January lu55
james boyle having sold his ulsosg The bnoks, Nyas
AocOuut5and ksal Estate % J. Rutherford, BOA paruaa
authorized 70 use 0f hrm uquidaiicn
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Fisher, WheleSs q Go.

(sUocEssORs 70 JOHNSON, H0REE COZ
COTTON, Tobacco, Storage, GsnsrI Commission and
- Produce Merchants Corner Broad and Market street,
Nashville, Tenn viii devote particular attention TO ali
business entrusted 20 thems uIys-tfg
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CLAIBORNE MACHINE WORKS.
IRON FOUNDRY.

lAOA FOUNDRY
AVE hays nov started cur and extensive Foundry
oH tne Old Itand Of me lzle Nszhye nlnHufzcslrin
COMPANY and prepared oKccats heavy auu iraht
work oi any description Ne shortest uauce Lht s-
Ings 70 small amOants a. m0dsras ciIy press heavy sI
ings 70 large amounts iufnlshed per conEasi Cincinnati
pTices VIVA addltuns of freight. We alsu aoumand
operations In
MACHINE SHOPS.
Steam engines, naWmHa, Fourmils ne mosti Improved
patterns made % order @obbing rsirn done Imusi
aislys We ready maze contracts or nnss aua i1
znd ahaH fdrua pizns pcHasara = "a a. f
Ms VITA hIIie eEpense. Mauulacurefs Farne7s unl
nnd probable " uss before going basl Or Mesl
Maehlnsy.
STEAM BOILERS.
Orstatoaay engines ana steamboats, order orhs
hesI material, Wh flrerouls, Gale standuiusa
and Valves Warraned 70 staut auy pressure REQUIRED 10
Manufacturing pOrpeiliag purposes.
. BAaAChBm1l a SHOP.
Any description Of SnithWork done sEcellsnt STYLE
arslrsts LrOn usedaW mill Worz stsrups. Dos
Pltman Lrons, cranks Bolts ali kind hi Iras
made 70 order short nOiice.
Farmers wishing purchase good, cheap Machinery
DO we'll - call a Ofhca o. address bY setter.
A. JACkkR q CO.,
Claiborne Machine Works, Nashville, Teuu.,
uly5 Late Nashshls Man. Co.'S shops
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FENNsYLvANIA RAILaOAD.



TNHE GrsatCenFsl Route, eoansoting the Atlautcos,
EithWesteFn ssisrH, AID sOuthW Wesiefu taIsA
y eo1tinuous Railway direct hia foaa sl4 ooneseia
At PiIysburg with daily line Stsamefs % ai Ports en
be Western RiYsrs, and at Cleveland snd Sandusy iln
seamers TO oil ports on the hortbWssern Lakes naEng
he most drsct ehsgPsSt and rs.i10s' f2as y Talee
thkiGBT be forwarded 70 ana from the Grs1i a.
Rstss between Philadelphla ana Pittsbufgs
sikoT GLASS.--BOots, Shoes Dig Goods On, rsr man
(in b0Xss,J kUrH, Feathers, &e.s..... ~ -
i{ECOED CLAS&-BooEs and Stationery,
Dry Goods IA bales aardWars, Lea S75e per lH0n
HID 0LASs-Anviis, Tagging, Bacon, s,--..,oo,
and Pork lin bulk aeIlp, Se....... ssS PEI 40VA
FOURTH ChASS.-O0aee, Fish, Bacon "a, ,,su
and Pork (paoked,) Lard SUD Lard Oil ~ P0s AuOD
.FIour-SI 90, per bbLunul further notice
tirain-4s cts. per loo los until further aeteo. u
COOn-S2p per bale, nst eEeesdlng 300 ssWeght uni
iuEtaer notice.
k- 10 shipping Goods IRON any point Esss Of P6iia.
delPnia, be particular 10 marx package alq Rhi1fsa
RGllr0aa All Goods consigned % the Agents o. Ehis
Road 81 Philadelphia or Pttsharg will Be forwarded H
Jat dstentiOa.
FREIaHE AsEsFs-Rarris, Wormlsy 8 CO. Memphis,
tennessee B. +. Ssss Co. st. Louis j. s. Mitchell
Son Evansville indiana Dumssai Beiland Murdoek and
Carter JeWel Louisville, XVI X Q. aslorum, Madison,
Indiana; Spugman Brown and irwin Co, Osncinnah
n. w. Graham Co.. Aaneavlle, Ohloi Leeoh 4 Co, No
81 klby street Bost0a Aesch 70. AstoT Houses AsN
York; ho.l William street. and Nos BgtterA Place, New
York; E.. sneeder Phiiadeiphai Eag-aW KOoIs Bal
HmOTs; Geo. q. krancisgus, PItisbErg.
T. h. HOUSTON, Gsnerat FFsiqkt AgsAB, Phia.
q. J. LOMBAERT, Sap's Att05Na, "a.
decl5, Tt
Pennsylvania Central Railroad
Three DaiIy EraiRs from Pirssbllrgh 60
E'ilfEa1llt "a l3ais
TRAINS leave Ptisburgh a. OnoWsi Mall A. A.; Rsst
Line 3 p. N; Ky nsss Mail 80 ?. n
The BIpress Mail Daii3s the elmer tWO sundays
eepIed; Making DIRECT CONhECTloNS vita all Trains
from
81. Leus No, Dubuque, Keokuk and Iowa City, lows
CairO. Rock Island Chicago, liuois LaSugOn and
Lousyille, KY; 1eFrs Hauts, Indianapolis ynd la
1lyetts, Indiana CincinnaE, COumDus, Dayton,
Toledo, cleveland, ZzuesVlls, CTesthne,
MassliOn ana Wooster, ONO, Also
Kansas, NsbFaskz and Minues0ta,
AND ALL POINTS IN WkfE VI EST
FARk As Low As BY ANY OTHkR ROUTE.
Passengers the West rely upon this being The
shortest and most expeditions route
PHILADELPHIA, BALTIMORE, NBW YORK, and al
EAsIEKN CITIES.
THOMAS MOORE, Agent,
aug.si Passenger Lines, fenne. Railroad, Phila-
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Located al HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT
TIE Capital Stock one mllon dollars. and paid up.
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NnTICE.

THE FINE STOCK OF READY MADE CLOTHING.
A The Auetlon store Of BENZ p. SHIELDS, vii b
II open for days longer. Persons wishing supply
themselves, Wold DO Wslll0 call Witnsut decay.
lanI5 BkEI. r. SHIELDS.
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Wheat,

LlFrY Thousand bush Wanlsd lof which the hgnesg
market PriCs siu be Paid, By.
ulY kWING McCRORY & CO.
Il-u cnrner of Market and trhuren Il
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). III. CURREY,
Funeral Undertaken.

AN prepared % furnish COFFlNS OF every description,
nOm the dns CEsEe 10 the piaines Servants Conn, to-
EeteT with everything necessary for Funerals. All orders
ef my WarerOoms, DsadsrCk street, door TO the
Up 8nd-Up Livery stable, between Cherry and Summer
streets, will receive prDHpt attention both day and night.
III p Fur iure all kinds repaired and made 0Tdur in
the beststyIs. TluiygI J. H. CURREY
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METROPOLITAN
Eating House.

HE Projectors beg inform the citizens OF Nashville
and the public generally that they have considerable
expense httsd up the store houses on the corner ot
CEDAR AND CHERRY STREETS,
OF the purpose OF carrying areguar business In ths
New York STYLE
We purpose having regular Bill cf fars5 villa prices
attached so thai Be enabled suit both pocket and
appetles Of our customers, charge Tor than
hsy GET This bees needed IN city and hope By
trlct attention business, merit public patronage
We tee certain success, eOFs, and the i'm
FIJI in the Kitchen will furnish Public Dinners az
me shortest notice. WsasO keep hand large stock Of
CIGARS, CHEWING TOBACCO WINES
and Liquors.
Call and examine, az the Metropolitan.
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Ii debts due previous 70 he ssr 1857 will 10 col
eeed by suit q January Court before Mgsrats,
u nos pad before that time This shall appiy On persons,
Without dBuncuOns "a word 70 the wise suilsisuLu
dscl0 4 q MgNAIKV a co..
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REMOVAL.

HAVE closed Hp my Sable Market Brsat not Cor The
purpose Of going 70 Texas, but o attend ~
bic, corner Of Church and Front Streets
moved Stock and viii be pleased receive he Batrou-
age Of old customers and The riding public reusraly
Julyl g. W. BUMFkH
P ST. wish 70 hire good Carriage driver. For good
one, good price VIII be advanced monthly
years. o. ". 81
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RUNNING TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, ORIO. AND
BALTIMORE, % HOURSl
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGHf

RUNNING TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OHIO, AND
BALTIMORE, % HOURsi
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGHf
rTNHE ONLY ROUTE By which through tickets to Wash
ingtOu be procured 10 which point a. well as 10
baltimore, il s the shOrtss most direct and in every
spect reliable Il is the only route BY which
purchasers Of Through Tickets 70 New York are enabled
u reach the cities Of BALTIMORE, Philadsphia and NeH
York the cost Of Ticket 70 New York only thus en-
a0ng business Men and Travellers Tor pleasure intOr
vsE four Of the principal cities tie Union Tor
isss cost than be afforded b. any other route
And it is the only route BY Whch Through Tickets
had to Richmond, Norfolk, Winchester fredericksburg
and Petersburg Va, charleston, Savannah, Hacon Al
lRnta, Augusa, Berkey Springs and Bedford Springs.
Passengers from hAsHVILLB iake she stage coaches Of
Garter Thomas steamers on the Cumberland rYar
o LOUISVILLE connecting there with the United States
1all steamers 70 CinGnna1, or with the JedersOnVe
Railroad 70 indianapolis, Ind make direct connection a.
Columbus, OnO with the Central ONO Railroad 70 Wheel
Dg whence close connection with the Baltimore and Ohio
RsAroad made 10 Washington City BslEmors, Phia-
aslphia and New fOrk.
tsE- Passengers holding Through Tickets from Mem
hls transferred at Care 10 the the Illinois
central Railroad, from thence passing through Terrg
Haue Indianapolis Dayton and Aenis Columbia Thrge
Dsy Trains leave Columbus 81 ~ A. n, $3.50 p n. aud
IL 2. a. -.... G
~ Travellers are requested to notice that while this is
0y route a1rding Through Tickets 10 az the Eastern
Cities st the rate charged by other AsU
X0rE only, Il Is also the Shortest most speedy aud direct
% al the leading points the East Tie distance from
Columbus to BalmOrei only ais miles, being about loo
miles shorter to New York. an by any other Chare
e less changes Of cars BY this rUue ana c0ase entity
less detention, than by any other.
~ The road IS ballsstsd with broken stone azd is
sulrsly free from dusk
FOrfurtheri information please applyto D. g. RUMsEY,
For Through Tickets apply in Louisville ct the Office OF
zoe u g. Mail Steamers or 1t the Jeherso1ve Railroad
lice, Main street. WM. B. WOODSIDk,
Master Transportation B. 4 D. K, q.
JOHN n. SHARP, General Western Agent.
june 25 .-
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Notice

4 n pursuauc- ar decree lhu County Count ot Hum
prey county pronounced at % Jauuary term ls4s 70 the
rss. 81 4 G Coleman ais eNuTte petition 10 sell saves
shat proceed srI puIIc 10 me highest bldee ON
credit of n Hs be late residence Of fena Cole
man. dec NhIlr oak creek humphreys county, on
Saturday 10Th day of February lass valuable olo ne
20 osisu year ct age. Noe and approved Sc
Sury will required uf the purchaser said slave ne
our 10 the heirs Of lrshs Coleman decd and SOLO or as'
tnbuuun. Lse'A ~ ~ Nl'''-A'-' ~ - -
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VOLUME XXX.
swan & Co.'s Lotteries.
RAGEZFTCLEEF ScHEMEi
10000 DOLLARS!

The following scheme Wil be drawn by s. Swan & Co.s
Managers OF the Fo Gaines Academy Lottery, IN each q
their Lotteries for Jaauay 1855 a. augusta, Georgia, 80
which city they have vud cir principal ofice
CLASS GO,
be drawn in the city Of Augusta Georgia, IN public oE
SATURDAY, JANUARY 2, 1858.
CLASS 20.
To be drawa In the city Of Augusta, Georgia, IN pubel o.
SATURDAY, JANUARY 3, 1858.
CLASS n,
IC be drawn In the city Of Augusta, Georgia. IN pubhc On
SATURDAY, JANUARY l6, 1858.
CLASo72
70 be drawn in the city ofAugusa Georgia, IN public on
SATURDAY, JANUARY %, 1855.
CLASS IS.
To be drawn the City Augusta, Georgia. public On
SATURDAY, JANUARY 30, 1858.
on THE PLAN OF SINGLE EUMBERsl
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HNnDREQ
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Prizes /!
NEARLY OEB PRIZE TO EVERY 9 TICKETS.
MAGFIFICENT SCHEMEG
=
DlaUU TIILoI 9IeUiUvU
WHOLE TICKETS, go; RALY Is IS; QUARTERS, &251
PLAN OF The LOTTERY.


PEIgE Or TICKETB.
" HOLE TICKETS, so; HALN Is IS; QUARTERS, S21f
PLAN OF THE LOTTERY.
Numbers from 20 $1,000, corresponding with thosf
Numbers the Tickets printed separate slips Of paper
eucrcled with small tin tubes and placed in Wheel.
Use dTst 35s Prizes, similarly printed and snorced are
plHced u another Wheel.
The Wheels Ihen rsvOlved, and q number s drawn
frOu the Wheel Numbers, and al the time Prize rs
drawn from the other Wheel The Number and Prize drawn
opened and exhibited the audience and registered
b. The Commissioners; the Prize beng placed against the
Number drawn. Ihls operation is repeated until all The
Prizes drdEu cut.
APPROXIMATION PIzEs.-Ths tVo preceding and the two
succeeding Numbers draw the nEst Prizes will
be 0nod 20 the b Apprehension Prizes For e1ampte'
Ticket 1880 draws the S6OJOO Price, those Tickets
numbered l34s, I2E3 lz5 ll252, will be entitled 10
g3uU No. draws the $50 UUU price those Tick
numbered 545, 5f9 5jl, a will each be entitled " $3.50,
AMI 50 on according 20 the above scheme
The % Prizes IL SlU vail be determined BY the last hGs
ure OF No that draws The 500 prize, For example.
II number drawing the $4,000 prize ends with j, then
s the tickets Whsre the number ends In viii be entitled
$2O the number ends with No. then all the tckes
where the number ends IN will be entitled to $50, and
UutoG
Certificates Of Packages will be sold st the following
rates, which the risk.
a.. ..FE EI.rr. q Virka
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Wanted,

COUNTRY Jeans, LinIsy, Socks, FeaLher Wax, Ginseng
- &C., in exchange for goods
Al. DUNCAN & CO
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Wheat, wheat,

IETANTED 100000 bushels prime White and Red Whsa
w for which will pay the highest market price, de
uycred al Ware house, Spring and Clark Street
Nashville. Wheat will be classed follows:
Ten cents per bushel WILL be paid prime White above
prime Red, and 10 cents below for prime Medlteuanan
this Wheat rs the lOwes classification When Amber Wheat
prime i've cents busbeI will be paid the price OF
Spring and other Red Nheats.
The AMBER known here by Farmers as Blue Stem or
AIss9uu Wheat NeIl 10 this is the Golden Chaf-mUst
desirable,
First Class, WhIei Second Glass, Amber,
Third Glass; Golden Chat; Fourth Spring
and all other Red Wheas except Mederrauian, which
ten cents below in value.
95,uOO Grain Sacks . hand by
'uusQs H. s FRENCH & son.
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Sugar.

1dO HHDs. Common, Pair, Prime and Choice LouisI-
j HI ana Sugat.
100 barrels crushed Sugar
Is Lost
so. Clarified
50 Whis Havana Sugar, in store and for sale
by Imay 2ll ". H. GORDON & co.
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MURFREESBORO
M ilitary Academy

MuHFaEEa11l0g Jan. 8.
th subscribers having Obtansd the Academic building
opposite the Methodist Female College, will open her
scho on Monday, the lSth Of tas month THE building %
% occupied temporarily until their suitable aad commod-
ous barracks thau have been erected Their plan H th
Of the state Military Academies South Carolina comb
ing the system OF s1d military discipline, with complies
Literary Hnd hoienti1c c0urss Of studies They
aoed 70 exercise control The students all hours
not Otherwise % 0s acquired Method regularity and pune
Eally are ensured IN the reCaton and essH here
while In addition 70 the advantages Of ger systems Of
cation thorough knowledge OF he different scho1 OF
lTy iactics Is derived, both IRON the drill
which last fully subserVes the requirements OF physical
training Rno exercise Jial 70 The students
Fora more complete exposition, We refer the community
20 our prospectus.
The academic year viii be divided into two sessions
Terms $50 per session.
WM. J. DAVIS, p.
lanl2- H. B. DsOYLEY.i Fhnepaia-
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A Fine Store House for Sale.

M wish 60 sell large Store House In FaysttsvfIls
W Ienn siiuaed on he West side Ofth public square
we CONSIDER ths rare opportunity for securing drse
sand IN one Of ne est and Weahies c0unss u Tee State
Eor paFiclaFt We refer 70 a. & b. DOugas, Morgzn
PlummsF, Cook & Co.
ian lin w q A EDuTH WDurTU
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Valuable LAND NEAR NASHVILLE
FOR SALE.
AN authorised to sell and make complete titles to the
Tract Of Land epou which the late II. P Walker 70
NJ sd and the lot upon which the Blacksmith Shop is sit
ssd and the slaves and stock the place. The place
is situated on the Gdsfin turnpike and is ntersected BY
the Nashville and Louisville Railroad is enough %
Nashville to make it convenient country residence for
tbere Is in tie State and is susceptible Of divisions into
several lots each Of which would afford beautiful BALD
ing situations fronting the turnpike raroSd. am
thOrBed 70 sell the entire Tract in body or IN parcels
and on such credit as may deem sEpedenL snail be
on the place during the first and second weeks Of NOvsm
Der next and will receive proposals for the purchase st
private sale Of all any the above named real and per
ona property In the mean tune any person desiring 10
examine the property do 90 By calling on Mrs Agnes
Walker the place. and proposals 10 purchase can be
made 70 her John Taylor Mathew Allen on the place
or addressed 70 at Trsnt0n Gibson county, Tenn.
-seDt24-u SAMUEL. WILLIAMS Trustee.
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OLDsHERRY AND MADEIKA WINES AND

DETER HARMONY NEPHkWS old Pale Sherry; Impo-
rial Pale Sherry; Opieys Old Por sandsrman's P6rg
Burgundy POri ivanhOe Madeira; Hunraran To-
Kay Lsdtts Cars Hauualten Clare Sen cases Congress
Water, and O0 Superior London Cigars various brsnda
HpHE3 HObLSrER q CARTER.
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IN ORDERING TICKETS OK CERTIFICATES,
Enclose the money address for the Tickets order
Cd on receipt which they wall be forwarded by first
mail Purchasers have Tickets ending with any hg-
ure theY may designate.
The LsI Of Drawn Numbers and Prizes will be sent 70
purchGs 3rs Immediately after the drawing.
Purchasers Will please write their slgnstgre plain give
their Post Office, County and State.
- Remember that every prize is drawn, Bnj payable
10 luIl without deduction,
- All prizes Of 81, 600 and under, paid Immediately
SITTER he draWug9hsr prizes 81 the usual time Of thirty
days.
REG. Al Communications strictly confidential
Auursss Jrders Tor I0EeiE or Ceruhoatss 10
S. SWAN s. CO., Augusta, Ca
or, Z. STIMSTEIN, Box 5, Nashville.
Persons residing ErMoHgOmeTy, Ala, OF Atlanta,
Ca can have orders flied, time, BY address
ing S swan d DO-, either Of those cities.
III Ist the numbers THAI drawn from the Wheel
wh the Of the prize that each ls entitled to-
will be uublshGl after every drawing in the following "a
uers:-Now Orleans Delta Mobile Register Charleston
standard, Nashville Gazette Atlanta lnteIlgenccT New
York WEEKLY DAY Book, savannah Morning News and Rich
moud UspaCa and New York bspalchr and Paulding
lMiss1 CLARION Augusta tUa Constitution list.
FsagT-
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PrIzesPayHbIe without DeductiO

I5IS7 Prizes, amounting 10 SSS,0OO.
Bank Notes Uf sound Banks at par. Checks on
New YORK rruitei Tor prizes
ny oder. Tor Nrkcls addrrs srd 30 T. B. ANDERSON
PES NsshylIlv, Tenn, will be promrtly attended TO-
ANDERSEN d SON,
Managers, Macon, Ga.
fgu1G 80
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LEGAL NOTICE.
MANSON M. BRIEN&M. M. BRIEN ia.
Attorneys at Law,

The new Steam Ship Columbia, lsOOtOns. n Berry
OOmEander
Nashville, 1900 tons, 7. D. EWan, Commander.
MariOn, 1900 t0us W. J. Foster, Commander.
Jas. AdgeE, 1900 tons, s. Q. Turner, Commander.
sOutherner, 1000 tons l. n. AuTTy, Commander.
1T LEAVE As Adgsr's Wharvss. sFery Wsdnes'
day and Saturday aftgr tas arrival Of the
cars from she South and West, al hg3
water
These Steamships we're al built expressly for this
line and for safety comfort and speed are unrvasd on
the C0ast. --. -.
Tables supplied with every luxury. Attentive aud e0uf
eous CommaRdCrs will insure travellers By this Lius
svsry possible oouf0rtand accommodation.
Uabn passage ..-.. .. .----- ----.-..R4os
bt8efag5 passage .-.-- --..-s....... t9s
kOFlrsghtO or passage having elegant Ssaie ho0m Ae'
con mOdations, applFtO l. ..-
REN2Y MUSHROOM, co. Agents,
D p
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SNAIL RESfDEVCF WANTFD-
aEI.E D HrgERHArInn -

ae4tA ALL 4Aa-DAD = VIZ " AN LELNv
Nv wish % purcbaBs snail lFabs HOu ss and from
10 70 % acres Of good land, miles from Nashville
on some Of The Iurnpikea. J. L. & X. ". Brown, .
laui1-2W : ChHrrg
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NOtice

~ q blGGs
pursuance Of decsee Of the COunly G0urt OF Hum
phTeys county, pronounced a. its January term s5d IN
4 Coleman et ais the sers OF Alexander
COIemHn Decd shall proceed sell al public sale 20 me
highest bidder, h late residence Of lrena Coleman, dec
Saturday the 2h day of February 1854 valuable lse
ef land and The tract contains about ~
RcFes, we'll improved, lying White Oak creek huui
phreys county. The consist OF men, women ano
children. The land will be sod and tWo years eFea
he slaves credit Of % month. Notes and approved So
curly will be liTed OF purchaser and hen
The land until the purchase money h paid sara ahu anu
slaves beOng heirs Of the said AieEanaef Coeah
decd. and sold for distribution. - ~,
JauII w4y-prs fee 4s LEVI M5COLLU h' Y. q N
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IIALuADLE REAL ESTATE AT TRUsTEE

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE AT TRUSTEE
..a ~ ~ ss ss. q ss g H.
tSe, will offer NJ public sale,
On TA~sasy, n< 7a " October, 1855,
70 ssIoss al tbs City ii0s Frederick eay Maryland
ralualls Real Essa<. Fsa,
THE FARM,
known lying about sss miles south q Frederick ,,
City, tho county road leading To buekeystowa containing about
so acres
Of the pnest productive land Frederick
THE MANSION HOUSE
large and beautifully arranged the mau oadag and wings srm
S, yIe rhsss caiaass osoapy an srinsnce from which sm,
the entire farm can be from the poco q the Mansion Tue
shrubbsry, flowers, &c and eommodous
sxH's sasor, I1ss nouA, llAs Kns, Ics Bersn
together necessary houses recently
erected ansdng tho very ea.Hss The land A
any 10 the state There Is running water through the entire l
and In nearly ncid The farm = divided into nine
al and rail fencing Between 80 aud 40 ACRES o this tract
covered with
PRIME TIMBER
situate bu, shor, distance
OF CHOICE fruit trees the farn and one Of The nnext
ORCHARDS
county. Ohio railroad
,as " the mo Sisau he espsnps o. saunS There
Touring THIS suscep
bic equal division, and viii be divided, desired
seeona--That and desirable mill, known
anew RICHMOND MILLS
This mill Il Baengcrs creek,
Frederick CITY, te productive graingrowns sections
OF the state, and is capable Of manufacturing
$50 BARRELS OF FLOUR
DER day The mill entirely new high built Of stone
and covered with slate !, p1ps s py w.s and - am with
There attached said mill property about
81 ACRES on LAND
upon weather story dwelling house.
spring convenient barn. and thrifty orchard Of Also,
DsrIlIERY,