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A. ID. MORTLEY, ESQ, Of Urea. Y, writes ~ have
used your PEcroRAI myself and IN my family since
Soa invented IT, aud believe IL the bet medicine for its
purpose ever put out With bad cold should
pay twenty-five dollars for lottls than Do without Il,
take any other remedy.n
Group, Whooping Cough, Influenza.
BaornER Arm: viii cheorfally certify your PscToa.l
the best remedy We possess fur the cure Of WoePHg
CbEgh Group, and the chest Diseases o. children We q
your fraternity In the South appreciate your skill and
''- :, $3.50 HIRAM coSKLIN, ND.
AMOS LEE, ESQ, Mo5rERsY. IA, writes ID Jan, 1856:
had tedious Influenza, which cOnhne ~ doors
HI weeks; took many medicines without relief; hnaly
tried your PEc1oR.L by the advice u our Clergyman
me hrst dose relieved tho sorenes ~ my throat and
lungs; les than half the bottle made completely
WELL Your medicines are the cheapest n well the les
dies, ~ the poor mans iriendS
Asthma or Phthisic, and Bronchitis.
WEsr MANCHESTER, Pa, Feb 4, 1850.
sfR: Your GHEERT PEcIoR1L Is performing marvellous
In this section II has relieved several from alarm
Ing symptoms q consumption, aud now curing man
who has labored under affection q the lungs r the
lsst forty years. HENRY L Parks, Merchant.
A. A. RAMSEY, MD, AIbiov, MosRoE Co, Iowa,
writes Sept 1855; During my practice u many years
have found nothing equal your caERRT PEIoiGI fr
giving ease and relief 70 eonsumpuye paiicuts curing
such are curable"
We might add volumes Of evidence but The most con
Tineing proof q The virtues q this remedy Is fund in IL
adecta upon trial.
Consumption.
Probably no ono remedy has been known which
cured many and such dangerous as thls some
no human aid reach; bat 20 thosc the cHkxsT
PEcToRAL affords relief and eomfdrt.
ArcR HoUss, NKw YoKK err, March s. 1850.
DOCTOR ArER LowELL: feel IL duty and pleasure
10 infrm you what your CHEERI lEcTOAL has done fr
my wife. She bad been five months laboting under ha
dangerous symptoms q Consumption frOm which no aid
could procure gaEc her mach relief. She w steadily
falling. until Dr. strong Il ts city, where have
e,r adyioe recommended trial Il your madielse We
blss4 bis kindness, DO Jour skil SO she h4
cred from that day. She not yet sr0uc she used
70 b. but "a FREQ from her cough and calls Leseif we'll
Iours with gratitude aud regard,
ORLANDO slIELBY, % snnBIYIfs
OHnMpt;re DO not despair ill you have irisd AEfEs
CHKgRT PBToak II u made by n the lest meiiai
chemists in ii. World and iis all around bsspsak
the high merits u IL trtaSs. Iaiz lss1 LsiaI. -
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Money Wanted!

EyYERY body CA sud teiils ! rrud have apIe.
n meais once ysst. JAMES WEBB.
Jaausry 8. 81.
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HOW Err TON HOUSE,
WrLLSROROVCFT. N. a.

VyHOMAS HoWERToN, Agent for tho Lessee,
begs leave to announce TO his former patrons aud
the public generally that he is prepared 10 enter
tain visitors at the Howerton House. This Hotel is
very pleasantly. Situated in the centre Of the town, adj
Joining tho Masonic Hail. on the main street leading TO
The Railroad station. Hacks will be found at the Sta
lion to convey passengers to the Hotel.
Hillsborough, Feb. |, 1858. 25--
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THE HILLsBoRoUGH RECORDER
IspuaLrsHrp wEEKLr
NY DENNIS UHARTT

Tcrms.-Two Dollars year III paid 10 ssyanrc
Two Dollars and fifiy Gents II moi paid within ihne
nohihs;o r Three Doils u delayed Until larIths es.
pifaiion ofihc year.
No paper willie discontinued until aiisrrearaess sie
paid, unless 81 The option Of the publishers.
Hereafter no pppci will Dc sent 70 q new subscriber
out u this state unless payment u made ~ advance o.
editors and the paper will mol be cent 20 subscriber
out 81 the state for ban two years ~iihcuta pay
mcnt, unless u 10 10 one personally known 10 and In
whose integrity We have confidence
Advertising Rates for The Rfforltf.
ApvtHrsEsEsrs not exceeding fourteen lines, ons
dolisfor The FIRST aud twenty cents for each spb.
quent insefion. longer ones IN proportion. Couu
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pr ODUCI

AL aisli ii Ptoiaes tssenia elLAsas ~ Goods
- tl ts a.iket tslDe. ff4t966f gl, ieH5ssk
J.rs IrEREsrisg & SOs.
fstIgss 90
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Terms, cash or shofi credit. 10 suit purchaser Il
absent, Nj Tb0ms Webb wilI negotiate fJr me.
w II. BAILEY, Attorney.
lanusyYf Ais
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Prepared by Dr. >. q. AyER.
Practical and Analytical Chemist, Lowell, xsss

SOLD BY
Or Sold by ]. q. webb q Co., Ifilistofougl; A. &
]. Hob, Graham; D. 4. Bradley, Wilmington; 5. =.
IliBslalc, Fayetteville ~ A. santos a Co.. Norfolk
n. D. Rvcs. Petetsbufs Pierct Laid & Co.. Rich.
nond; and BY 81 Druggists throughout The county.
May u. 3g-lsm
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9 CONE AZ LAST

OWING to Tho accident on the Seaboard Railroad
~ many Of our Goods were delayed beyond The usua
time, but we are enabled TO ofer Generai STOCK
Of New SPRING GOODS at uaprecedently io,O prices
Can and see. as We are determined TO sell. Certain
styles of Goods are made lower and be bought al
bargain.
&c. TURRENTINE & SON.
April ls 81
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AYERS
CHERRY
PICTORIAL.
. FOR TIE RAPID CURE OF
Colds, Coughs, md
HOarseness.

BRfNFiELp, MASS, 10th Dec, 1855.
DR. J. y. AIER: do not hesitate 10 say
tlie bost remedy have ever found for
Coughs, uoarseness, Influenza, aud the
concomitant symptoms Of q Cold, Is your
CukERY pEcr0RAL. It's constant use in
my practice and my family for the last
ten years has shown II 10 possess suIpe.
riOr virtues for the treatment Of these
cauplaints. EBEN KNIGHT. MD.
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DRUGS, PAINTS, &c.

nod Liver Oil, James Hair Tonic,
~ Blue Stone, Chinese Vcrmillon,
Bordeaux Salad Oil, ia black bottles, Pure White Lead
in Oil, Newmans Strengthening Pastcn, Poor Mans
Strengthening ditto, Best Ceylon Cinnamon, Leather
Drinking Cups, just received at the
DRUG STORE.
March 2. S0-
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RE M OVAL
tBible Depository.

MIR. JAMES WELD has been appointed agent of
lVA the American Bible Society, and will keep on
hand good assortment Of Bblesand Tcsiaments TO be
disposed Of to those who want Ut the Societys usual
low prices, for cash.
August 5. CO.
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FO II s Al T.

Il y X , a Il f..
"A The Attorney fgr William r. Harrison. offer Cor
sale The HOUSE and Lot near Marlborough station
known ss the
Tcn-IsLnI.7ficy Lof.v
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Lo, THE POOR INDTAN!-Aa Indian mound
on the farm of Mr.. VI. G. PART e, some six or
seven miles Northwest of Columbia, was dug
into few days since, and the skeleton of
four of the ancient red men of the forest
were made to revisit the glmpses of the
moon. One of them had evidently been
probably intended TO show that he was
man of standing with his tribe during life.
At the head and foot of each skeleton were
found masses of lead ore, weighing from
seven to fifteen pounds,-which were also
Indicative of the public character of the
living lndian-the lump at the head indica-
ting that he was leader in the council of the
nation, and the one at the foot that he led in
the chase. This ore, for specimen of which
we are ind cbted to our friend Mr. r. c.
PARrEE, is very rich, judging from its weight
and appearance. The question arises, where
did it originally come from!-Co Columbia Mirror.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-08

THE RIvER.-Thc river falls very slowly
during the twenty-four hours ending last
evening il had not gone down quite two
inches. The crevasse at Barton's landing.
four miles up the river on the other side, was
pouring out heavy volume of water yestcr-
day. and will do much injury. The position
of affairs down the river is melancholy in the
extreme, and we may expect to hear of cases
of severe distress. Mr.. THoMAssoN, the clerk
of the EUdnsuilie, in yesterday from White
river, has given us several particul us of the
state of things Us they existed on the trip of
the boat to this city. From Helena to White
river the traveller on the river could distin-
guished only one sheet of water, on both
sides of the river, as far as could be seen. Up
the shore of White RIVER. for sixty miles, II
similar stretch of water met the eve. The
houses are all surrounded by water which
flows beneath them. Where the water runs
in current, the supports of the houses are
hourly undermined; some of the houses were
seen leaning over, ready to fall The condl-
ton of the inmate, in many instances; es-
pecially when far from neighbors, must be
most deplorable. The loss of stock will be-
great. The cattle have no opportunity of
lying down, and must suffer from deprivation
of sleep, as well as from scarcity of food
| Men were seen in dug-outs, in some places
followed by the wading cattle. The men
were engaged in cutting down the young cot
| tonwood trees for the cattle to browse upon
In one place a drove OF hogs swan for some
distance after the boat, evidently anxious To
get ON the d'y deck. A man was seen at
Helena endeavoring TO purchase datboat,
upon which to place IA portion of his stock,
To save them from perishlng. He lived back
from Napoleon, but not boat was to be got
in that city. The fences, of course, are car
ried on tor miles; cordwood is also carried
away in such abundance that the boats al
ready lind il scarce, aud have To pay an adj
vanced Memphis ARpeal, Nay
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be entertained Great Britain could not ex-
pect more from us in the premises than to see
that the portion of the revenue from the Gus
toms stipulated for was regularly placed at
the disposaI of those bondholders when col
lected. This. would in all livelihood defray
the interest as it accrued, besides creating u
sinking fund for the absorption. IN a few
years, of the principal, and thus extrlcate the
hand of our unfortunate neighbor from the
lions mouth. England, as l shall presently
show, would be well enough pleased to have
it so extricated."
The proposition of the Senator from Texas
was SO indefinite that it scarcely admits Of
comment The question Of a 'Protectorate'
for Mexico, is but means, we presume, OF
sustaining the doctrine announced by Mr..
MONROE in 1928, which is embodied in the
following passage from one of his messages
that year:
In the discussions to which this interest
has given rise, and in the arrangements In
which they may terminate, the occasion has
been Judged proper for asserting as a princi-
pie, in which the rights and interests of the
United States are involved. that the American
continents by the free and independent con-
ditions which they have assumed, and main
tain are henceforth not TO be considered as
subjects for future colonization by any Euro
pean Power"
And on the same occasion, in reference to
the designs of the Allied powers of Europe,
Mr. MONROE further remarked that the United
States "would consider any attempt on their
part to extend their system to any portion of
this hemisphere as dangerous to our peace and
safety''-the two declarations announcing
what has been. generally known as the Mon
roe Doctrine We imagine the time not
very remote when there will be occasion to
carry this policy into practical if not forci-
BILE, operation, or to chalk out some new
course. Doubtless the Senate took the sum-
mary course it did, for the reason that it APP
pretended there was no apparent necessity
for the immediate consideration of subject
which has so extensive a sweep, and which
would lead to a review of our present rela-
lations with all the other great nations of the
world
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HEAL estate Sales.
CLIFTON

ON TUESDAY, the 1Ith day Of NAY inst at 10
" O'clock A. NJ. the premises, will sell eleven
Lots Of Ground in Clifton, containing from 10 81
Acres.
Clifton is situated the Charlotte Turnpike miles
of Nashville The ground is elevated and com
handing, and is well adapted for country residences
market gardens, dairy farms, &C.
Lot No. contains 10 acres, and fronts the turn
pike.
Lot No. 13 is situated the corner Of Bass street
and Hill Avenue, and contains y acres.
Lot No 19, at the Of Hill and Clifton Avenues
contains about acres
LotN 20, a; the corner OF Clifton Avenue Morgan
street, contains about acres
Lot No. p, fronting on Hill Avenue ard Morgan ST.
contains = acres
Lot No p, fronting on Hill Avenue and Morgan ST.
contains 4 acres.
Part Lot No. % contains So acres and fronts on
Morgan st. and Hill Avenue -
Lot No Al, fronts Clinton Avenue contains Of A.
acres is surrounded by streets OF excellent soil com
msnding tine view Of the city and river and is an
excellent location FOR country residence market gar
den or dairy farm.
Lot No. 40 contains 81 acres and fronts on Clinon
Avenue and Walker 81.
Lots No. IS and IS each contain about acres and
front Branch and Martin sts.
The above sale Is positive and without reserve
TEFsds-tne fourth cash-balance in g. l. and "a
months Tor notes payable in Rank satisfactorily Sc
cured, bearing interest and a lien retained
The Omnibus will be on hand as usual
Those deSirous OF examining the premises before
day Of sale VIII please call on
may5-id A.V. LINDSIEY
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Aged Mares.-E. r. Jennings, premium; Geo.
W. Hammer. certificate
Three years Old. Fl. Owen, Davidson CO.,
premium; John Harding. jr. certificate.
Tsro years old.-P A. Cartwright, premium.
One vear ogd.-Thos. B. johnson denny
Svkes) premium; T. J. Planter, C. rtifcate-
.Staekling-J. Overton, premium; f. r,
Rains, certificate.
Boar scthosa regard to breed.-John Harding,
jr. premium.
SouO ,Oittosa regard to breed.-W. S. Watson,
premium: j. J. Corbey, certificate.
Berkshire .So,o.-W S. Watson, premium.
Esser Boar.-T. Tanning, premium.
Suffolk Boat. Tanning, certificate.
POULTRY.
Pair Of Gichns.-T. Sharp. premium; Mrs.
W. Greenfield, certificate.
| Par of Tlrkeys-Mrs. T. B. johnson, prem.
Par Of Ducks-Mrs. T. B. johnson, prem.
SHEEP.
Fine Wool Buek--T. Tanning, premium
Fine Wool El0e-'!
Long Wool Buck.-A. C. Franklin, premium;
Dr. E. NJ. Patterson, certificate.
Long Wool Eice-A c. Franklin, premium;
DR.. E. NJ. Patterson. certificate.
BEST HoRsEMANsHP.
RR Owen. Williamson CO.. premium; J.
R. Lester, Wilson co., certificate.
SWEEPSTAKES FOR TRoTTING ANNALS.
w. S. Craig, premium.
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BURNED TO DEATH.-On Wednesday last the
little daughter of Mr.. Wm Baldock, residing
in Upton county, who was eight or nine years
of age, was burned to death in a most shock
ing manner. Mr.. Baldock was absent IN Mem
phis, Mrs, Baldock had walked over to
neighbors, Mr.. Heughy, and left the unfortu-
nate child and her brother, boy of five or six
years of age, in the house. 1t appears that
the children went into the yard where they
amused themselves with scraping up leaves
and burning them. The girls dress caught
fire. In her alarm she sprang up and fell
backward into the fire. Her whole dress was
burned, and in that position the poor child
expired. Mr. Heughy heard the little boy
scream and ran over. Before he or the mother
could get there the little girls clothing was
burned from her body she was dead when
they reached her.-4hemphis appeal, My 9Th.
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From tAe Florida Peaiassiar, Extra, April SOFA.
Cheering News.

LATEST INDIAN ISrELLIGENcE RON FoKr
MrERs. APRIL. 10th, lS5S.--0n the arrival OF
the l.. States steamer Grey Cloud, from Fort
Myers, we have, through the kindness of
Major Mekinstry. been furnished with the
following gratifying intelligence:
Gen. Billy Bowlegs and stan, consisting of
his principal war chiefs, siz:-Assinwar. son
of the above, observation-disclosures Foes
hadio, Billy's father-in-law, Nokushadjo In
spector aud Gencraiissimo of the Indian army,
with SO warriors and 50 women and children,
are now in ut Fl. Myers, aud willing to emf
crate.
A party consisting of portion Of the In
dian delegation, with few OF Bllly's war
riors, ielt on the 2sth in steamer Ranger, down
the southern coast in pursuit OF Biliy's boat
party. Il is presumed that they are ere this
al Fort Myers.
On the same day party Of 10 under Hal
leck Tuskenuggee left for the Cypress, accom-
panied by Col Rutherford, iaT tlnal Inter
view with Old sam Jenes. Ga the return OF
Ties two parties 20 Fors Myers, about the 5th
May next, Col. Rector viii depart for the
Wext
This party Of Indians, including t6 women
aud children ut Egmont Key, without emu
mcratiag any that may arrive with the deiega-
tioas now ont, wall number Isl; Including
N j u Ractoi's will count 2es-a very good
cargo of Redskins for the Grey Cloud.
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Election for Mayor i'm Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, May 5.-The election in this
city on yesterday, for Mayor and Other officers
resulted in favor of the Peoples ticket by a
large majority. Mayor Vaux, the present in
cumbent, was the Democratic candidate for
Mayor. The ticket elected is rs follows:
Mayor-Alexander Henry.
Solicitor-Henry 7. King.
Comptroller George W. Hufty.
Receiver of Taxes-Armstrong W. Flom-
mCrfelt.
City Commissioner-Edw r. Williams.
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Spring Fair.


THIRD DAY, MAY 9Th.
Matched Carriage Geldugs-James s. Phelps,
Hopkinsville. Ky- prem; D. H. McGavock,
certificate.
Matched Cdrriage Mares. G. Shuman, Da-
wilson CO.. premium.
Matched Crriage Mules-W. A. Hudson, pre-
MUM.
JACK STOCK.
dyed Jack-P. A. Cartwright, premium.
Three gear old Jack-Capt. John Rains, pre-
MUM; DR.. John Shelby, certificate.
I'co year old jack w. Hyde, premium; F.
r. Rains, certificate.
One gear old Jack-James c. Owen, premium;
f. r. Rains, certificate.
Under one year old Jack--P. A. Cartwright,
premiums; T. Tanning, certificate.
aged Jzme-F. R. Rains, premium.
One year oEd-Capt. ]. Rains, certificate.
Under one gear oid-F. r. Rains, premium;
T. Tanning, certificate.
dyed Mule-A. C. Franklin, Sumner county,
premium.
THO gear old Nule-Major w. R. K Black
man, Maury CO., premium; NJ. S. Singleton,
certificate.
DOMESTIC DEPARTMENT.
The following awards were made in the Do
mestic Department on yesterday:
Fire Pounds Of B,ater-Six entries, all
which were considered superior, and each a.
warded premium, as follows: Mrs. W. Green
field, Mrs. A. c. Davis, Mrs. Z. w. Cole, Mrs
7. b. johnson: 1.-TWO entries Mrs. ]. C. Owen.
Wheat Bread-Mrs. T. B. Johnson premium;
Mrs. w. Greenfield, certificate.
Corn Bread-Mrs. J. C. Owen, premium; Mrs.
7. B. johnson, certificate.
Cheese-Mrs T. b. johnson, premium; Mrs.
Henry Pillow, certificate.
Jar Of PicEles-Mrs. w. Greenfield, premi-
um and certificate.
Honey-Mrs. J. c. Owen, premium.
Nipple Swrp-Mrs. A. c. Davis. pr MUM.
Sugar from the Chinese Sugar Cdne-Dr. Whit
sett, premium.
Cooked Ham-Mrs. T. B. johnson. premium;
Mrs. w. Greenfield. certificate.
Pound Cake-Miss Frank Anderson, prem.
Jar Of Citron-Mrs W. Greenfield, premium
Beef T6ngue-Mrs. w. Greenfield, premium
Maple S,tgar-Mrs. A. c. Davis, premium.
Tdlo,c Cnadles-Mrs. J. C.. Owen. premium
Can Of Pe1ches-(twO years old) Mrs. J. C..
Owen, premium.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-08

THE EgFEcr or the FRoSr.-0ur statement,
last week. of the damage done by the frost,
We tind. was pretty nearly correct. In some
localities the fruit II almost entirely destroy
I'd, while In Others il Is comparatively unhart
Upon the whole We presume the yield Of fruit
win be an average one. In many places the
yellow color of the wheat shows that it has
been seriously damaged.-Knar. Reg.
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The Great Holland Remedy.

BsEKHAvE's HOLLAND BrrTERs.-Persons subject TO
nervous or sick headache, will find in Borhave's Hol
land Btters a sure, safe and pleasant remedy. 1t
soothes the throbbng head, correcs acidity Of the
stomach assists Digestion and healthy APP
petite 1t is without doubt, most delightful prepa-
ration, and an efectual remedy The fact that it is
now very popular medicine throughout all the Hol-
land settlements in Wisconsin, New York, Michigan,
Illinois and Indiana, speaks much in its favor. See
advertisement in another column.
may4-lw
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Es- Last Friday was generally observed in
this city as day Of fasting aad prayer. in
accordance with the recommendation OF the
churches. Divine services were held nj sun
rise, at eight o'clock, az hasfpast Ten, At half
past two, IL ave and al night. All the basi-
ness houses Of the city. with bas tao or three
exceptions. were closed during the day
KAox Reg.
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WASHINGTON. May

The American Medical Association met
this morning, at the Smithsonian Institute. n;
ii o'clock. The convention organized by
calling DIR. Lindsey 10 the chair. Nearly
every State in the Union was represent d.
The delegations are large, including members
from California and Paris. Four nominating
committees were appointed, consisting of one
from each State represented. Other commit
tees for the preparation OF business were also
appointed. The delegates present numbered
from 500 10 COO.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-08

Our fellow-osfixen Col. n. A Price, re-
turned from washingtan City = few days ago.
He suecrdsd 10 getting the mail contract
points above here Essunoa HrukL
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SALE OF VALUABLE
Real and Personal PrOpertv.

'I'HE undersigned will sell, on the premises South
Il Market street, opposite the Military COLLEGE, or.
me fitSSF SATURDAY IN JUNE, being the 5th the
very valuable House and Lot on which the late Fred
Jonte lived at the time Of his death fronting on Mar
kel street and running back half way 70 College ST
Also, lot fronting 125 feet the Lebanon Turnpike
oeins lot no; IL IN the plan Of the University lots.
Also, will be sold at the same time and nlsce The
personal property OF said Jontes Estate consisting In
part OF an excellent new Cracker Machine and all the
esf iIhilure, &c necessary carry on the Ra-
kerry ana Confectionery business-two bread wagons
ana mules, one buggy, together with stock OF
&c. &C SF '''Nie'
inns IS especially fine opening for Bakers and Com
lecuohers, as II IS an old and well known stand and
the only one In that portion Of the civ We viii sen
the properly either IN whole in part at private sale
and II not sold before the whole will be offered 40 ths
highest bidder on the 9Th Of June next
Terms made known on the day of sale
PETER BIIIIOD.
A. A. HATCHER
ma! 7-'h UA Executors +. J0nte, decd
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ST. ABRAMS.
FOR = A l. l. OR TX Il n It

THIS is one u the hands0me-t improvements IN
Ldgrileld: u " within twenty minutes walk Of the
Capitol, and Is ON elevation overlooking the eutTo
vliAigc healthy and dry Il h. surrounded b.
pretty scenery II found this county. livery
convenience Necessary g. render II comfortably as =
family resldenoc and country -oe have been added.
The tcruis very liberal.
gIn-O-u BOYD 4 co.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-05-08

The American word eaneus Is lnsrodac d
into Eaglish politics. The Leadoa Star
speaks Of a caucus Of Lord Paime1stoa's
niends- .s