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The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-03-03

ir wynt do TO laugh ut Coanecticut spv
longer for wooden nutmegs. NeS Hamp-
shire has beat her, and must be the banner
state ior rogvey. The newspapers say that
The legislature Of that State has been Obliged
10 repeal the law Offering bounty fsr he
destruction Of crows, 10 consequence Of the
practice which has prevailed OF procuring
oos, eggs and Aafoh'ns them undsr hsss
and bringing Jorward The brood for As
toss'y'
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-03-03

Russia IN POSSESSION ~ THE GAmDxs or
EDEs--BiblcaI geogrsphsrs point 10 the
lake Ian, In northern Armenia, and now q
Russian possession. AZ the spot where once
was situated the paradise lost by the fault
Of Adam and I've. lndo- European theorists,
especially Banscn, locate ths cradle of the
race (or primitive Eden,) 10 northern Asia.
II occupied all the present western and
part Of the eastern Siberia, extending from
40 deg. TO 80 deg. latitude, and from 80 deg
10 100 deg. longitude. The Arctic ocean, at
that time ~ pleasant ~ the Meditsrrsncan,
with the Ursl Mountains ~ Islands, was the
northern boundary. On the east lay the
Altai and the Chinese Blne or Celestial
Mountsins on the south Of Paropsmisus,
or HiBdo- K GOSH and on the west the
Caucacus and the Ararat.
Both the Eiens are nov Russian p0sses-
sions. Besides, Russian influence Il pre-
Pondersting in Jerusalem /; and the spot in
Rome assigned by Psychologists a. t6s one
where ROmulus was pursod by she-wolf. ID
Russian property. having bees bought BY
Nicholas for the sake of excavation. By
= curious eoineidence Ksssia owns In this
way the places most sacred In the history Of
our rsee,-N. y. Post.
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An Unsupported Cause 81 DECREASED I'm.
nsigration.

migration.
Tho tables published by the Secretary OF
State concerning the nationaliiies Of immi-
grants from Europe TO the United States
during the last year show marked decrease
NJ compared with former years. The rca.
sons Of this TACT are various. One of them,
aud one which for years 10 come may pre-
vail. we hnd In the law and permanent cha
ractsristics ruling the European immigra-
tios.
According 10 the tables. Germany and
ireland. forming together about fifty millions,
are tho principal sources from which have
flowed hitherto 10 our shores the current Of
immigration. The whole population OF
Europe consists Of over two hundred and
sixty millions, comprising three principal
races, Out OF them the Tcutonc, Including
England, and the Celtic, from Scotland and
ireland. form the principal fountains Of i'm.
migration. constituting In the aggregate,
not more than eighty millions Iess, In short,
than third Of the entire European popuIa.
tion. Tie tables show how altogether In.
significant IL the immigration from The two
other races. and above aIl, the tribes from
the eastern alde, such as the SelAvic. Russian,
including Wallachians. Moldavcs, Bclgra-
vians, Greeks, who amount 10 more than one
hundred millions. Equally inconsiderable Is
tho number Of immigrants furnished by the
Latin aud Gallic race, forming near eighty
millions In the European family.
The conclusion We draw from these facts
Ia, that Germany and ireland have sent TO
our shores the disposable surplus Of their
population; and that this surplus must
therefore diminish yearly more and more.
The other two members oi the European
family, composing more than two. thirds 10
number, seem for some reason or other not
to manifest the same rowing and migratory
propensitles but are moro attached 10 their
birthplsces or homes, and are not, 10 the
future, likely TO swell the population Of
merica ~ E,..,.., Dat
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-06-13

| 0N TUESDAY, 18th instant, at II O'Clock on
~ Buchanan'S wharf
g25 hhds n. o. SUGAR.
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9ublit SALES.
nv CANNOy q 1I,lTCIExVS


H'RUSTEES SALE.-In pursuance of a decree
OF the Superior Court of Baltimore CITY, sitting in equity
oS m II trustee VII offer at public auction az one
Two ANNUAL GROUND RENTS ofsl7 EACH payablG1st
OF Marc and September, two adjoining Lots, fronting
each II feet inches the side Of Ro street s f
SOUTH from Saratoga street. each having wo-stOry Brick
AN ANNUAL GROUND RENT of$i65 reserved on a OF
oend street feet to Plumb alley and on SHARP street
~ eet payable quarterly from the 18th Of February 1t is
ONO Railroad which passes along Ostend street the ntre
front There some slight improvements on this lot
m2l 2aw2w&eolw J. PENNINGTON, Trustee.
I IMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ABOVE SALE,
title and claim David e. H. in and to TWO lots OF
GROU sd on Milestone Point
Lot beginning the line the western of Towson
street point distant feet souhery from the line of
the southernmost side of Beaon street. and running
cry on T?wson street 10 tet to brick house standing
the djoning lot then westerly parallel Beason street.
% eet then southery parallel to Towson street, G2 feet
George w Zegler then tery, parallel Clement street.
ground conVve on b d Ground 40 ies 10 inches to
horthery parallel to Towson street. and bounding that
& % eet more or less to other ground conveyed by
~ Nv u 70 heSe hen eaStery, bounding thereon and para
LEI to eason street 40 feet 10 inches ground conveyed to-
SIMON R1senied then southery bounding that ground
Do8hg on that ground 60 feet to the Of beginning
on the line Of the norhermost side Of
street at the distance of 50 feet westerly from the
e OF inc western side of Towson street,
running thence westerly on Clement street feet more or
less to ground of said Sutton thence norhery bound
westerly still bounding Suttons ground parallel to
Clement street. q feet thence northerly still bounding on
conveyed by David e. Brown to George ZeiTer thence
esery bounding on that ground, parallel to Clement St.
James L. sutton and thence southerly Bounding ON Chat
ground ~ feet more or less to the place beginning
,o, o...0-- .o.- CANNON 4 MATTHEWS,
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| gus WIBNUN Z JO., AuC
BY WILLIAM HAMILTON,

o. TRUSTEES SALE.-I will, by virtue
# Of decree of the Circuit Court for Baltimore city, sell
A:.Ab public auction, the premises, SATURDAY,
june 25th 1859, at 4 o'clock, 7. NJ:
ALL THAT LOT OF GROUND, situated in said CITY, and
described as follows, viz: Beginning for the on the
south SIDE OF Thames street III feet inches southwest
the southwest corner of Thames and Market streets
running westerly binding Thames
eShG enthusiastically at right angles Thames street.
OF UNIFORM width 20 feet to alley 10 feet wide used in
mon SUBJECT to an annual ground 500 The inn
proYements are story BRICK STORE and DWELLING
-
Terms of sale half and the balance in months
with interest /, NJ REYNOI ms Trnstee
je4-2aw&ds VIM HAMILTON Auctir
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SUPPLY OF MATERIALS FOR THE BAL
oTlMORE AND ONO RAILROAD COMPANY
TREASURER'S OFFICE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL
ROAD CoMPANTJ JUNE 18th, lS59-Sealed proposals will
be received, marked Proposals and addressed 70 the
dersgned up to and elusive of the 2h day of the
month"; for as much of the following articles this Company
may require in the departments of its service
the half ending the 3lt day of December, 1884, viz
Lumber, Iron and other Metals Hardware, Dry Goods,
Glass, Paints and Paint Oil, and all other articles generally
used.
Printed lists of articles will be furnished on application at
this Office
Settlements will be made in cash the 18th day of each
month. J l. ATKINSON
je9 2awt25 Treasurer
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f..% FOR SALE.-A FARM of 81 acres, To-
Hi Gated the Relay House the Baltimore and Ohio
~ Railroad 1t is improved by good DWELLING,
Barn. and all necessary out houses, with Peach and Apple
Orchards.
Two small FARMS Frauklinville, Baltimore county
Land and improvements good; will he sold low.
Also, good FARM of ITO acres, Choptank river, near
Denton Caroline county
small PLACE Of IL acres, on the Hartford Road, miles
from the city. Will suit gardener.
Also, large FARM at EcOtts Mills excellent land and
imprOy
LANDS, HOUSES, &c. RUMBLE & WILLIS,
ap22tf ~ second street
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SAants,
VXTANTED.-A FARM worth slO,O in B

WANTED A FARM worth $40, 900 in Bal
w timore county in exchange two Houses on West
fayette street. Schroeder, and some Georgia Land
Also Ground Rents wanted Houses taken in exchange
for Country Seats and Farms. Apply to W. f. COOKE, at
Boyd'S Land Office % ST. Paul street JelOeo3t
XNTANTED.-A SITUATION AS BOOK
w KEEPER by middle aged married man, who has
acted capacity and is confident
giving full satisfaction to his employers Can give the best
references For further information address III. at
this Office ie9Itt
G.S ono TO S., OOO.-WANTED A PART
SC,OOONER in an old established Commission
and Liquor Business the wharf with cash capital of
the above amount, doing good and profitable business Adj
dress II. A. LlTrON,
m24f Care p, o., Box Baltimore.
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Tailors.
Holm II. REA 4 CO.,

Holm II. REA 4 CO.,
q CLOTHJERS,
CORNER OF SOUTH AND PRATT STREETS,
Messrs. JOHN H. REA Co. take pleasure in announcing
to the public generally that their stock of Clothing much
larger and more varied than ever before.
Having now hand splendid stock of CLOTHS, CASS1-
MERES and NESTlNGS, which they will make up to order
in style that cannot fail to please both in price and
facture.
FURNISHING Goods
Crava, Scafs, Ties Suspenders Handkerchief, Shirts,
and Gloves, in large variety
Their stock of SERVANTS and OILED CLOTHING, is
worthy the attention of Planters ocl3f
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Slentisttp.
e NO EXCUSE FOR BAD TEETH.

e. NO EXCUSE FOR BAD TEETH
WLrD 4 COMFORT AND BEAUTYi
CO R A l. | T E!
A NEW INVENTION FOR ARTIFICIAL TEETH!
JW SIT Of elegant Teeth at from $5 % $780, superior 10
Gold or Pidtnd as usually furnished at $50 and SS5!
That by this method have cradcated the mperec
tons of the old method, and guarantee perfect ucO3
whether the old roots extracted or not
NJ The Profession AID public invited to call and
specimens, at the rooms Of
Drs. r. r. BOOTH & QJIN,
IT'S West Fayette street,
mIT-Imt 2i door from Euaw.
e. NOTICE.-DR. VIM. H. HOPES has
QELrfO REMOVED his Office to No IS n EUTAW ST, be
tween ratoga and Mulberry streets and is prepared
perform all operations the Dental profession Teeth
hdcted bV the Gdtrdnjc Process. jal96m
e. DENTRISTY.
QuNrD DR.. II. II. KEECH,
y. E. CORNER BALTIMORE AND EuTAw STREETS,
Opposite Eutaw House,) Entrance on Eutaw street,)
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Qaper Yanging ana apbolstsrp

FaPtt gaitYt!'Y ahu gltgul2Nlg
DIAPER HANGINGS.
HOWELL Il BROTHERS,
Would 2G BALTINokE srEEET Composite HanoyerQ
SeneF'i'S TO PER PR fPp ER Si n Ti&NG1NGs,
now receiving from their Factory.
different grades high and low priced CURTAIN PAPERS,
Those buying to sell again. as well as those wanting Pa
pering done, are invited to view the assortment
Orders from the country PROMPTLY attended to mh3
NEW AND CHEAP PAPER HANGINGS.
No. 10 North Gag street, opposite christ Church,
eeed Of FaPtr sngs ho s g Go aa G %S
B9rlered and Plain Window Shades Cornices Venetian
approved style and pattern
enced and careful workmen at prices that must please
Good Glazed Paper at from 20 cents upwards, Common
Paper at 10 cents per piece. aplSly
WILLIAM HOLLAND,
w UPHOLSTERER AND PAPER HANGER
wor,, Nh. NGI y ; NORTH HowAED STREET .
opened and is prepared to furnish elegant assor
LACE AND OTHER CURTAINS,
CANoPE hS faS sad M ESSS g s4HbEE ITALIAN
FRESfT y IF S3H with general assortment of
wrurr Avn A AfIYFETRHIcAN PAPER HANGINGs.
SHADE AND BLIND TRIMMINGS,
ap5ly FIRE Il" B6A IFi5'i FR #
T ACE CURTAINS! LACE CURTAINS
- MUSLIN CURTAINS,
MUSLIN CURTAINS.
WALTER CROOK, JR,
22O BALTIMORE STREET NEAR CHARLES
Has rSe'sx HGE AN6 MHsl dURTS stock OF
CORNICES,
CURTAIN BANDS,
CANOPiES &c.
His assortment is better than ever offered in this
city.
AlSo large stock of
W IN d o W s II AID L s,
Gilt, Gilt and Cloth, Painted Transparent, &C. fine
Cambria
All widths and colOrs of
SHADE HOLLAND,
All kinds of
SHADE AND BLIND TRIMMINGS
VENETIAN BLINDS
always on hand and made to order.
A well selected stock of
2 K II n G S,
Now receiving from the most celebrated
FRENCH, ENGLISH d AMERICAN MANUFACTURERS.
His stock includes all the different qualities and styles,
from the cheapest and panest to the richest and enables
him to suit any taste.
A fine selection of FIRE BOARDS hand.
rs Town and country orders promptly attended to-
mhl2-tfrIW
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nabltt SALES.
BY LENNON & BROGDEN
DTCu AM NJ, < yErrT re-
ls,ts -, :, = = LENNON 3 BROGDEN, Aucts

BUCHANAN'S WHARF
on TUESDAY, 18th instant at II clock on
" Buchanan's wharf
g25 hhds. n. o. ST GAR.
1850 bbls. n. 0. MOLASSES
jel3-ts LENNON BR0GDEN, Aucts
BY GIBSON & co
o. TRUSTEES SALE.-By virtue of de-
E9 Of the Circuit Court for Baltimore city, in the
trustee will sell at public auction at the Exchange Sales
Room, No 10 South Gay TUESDAY, the 22d day
OF June, 1859, at o'clock, P. NJ.
ALI. THAT PIECE OF GROUND improved by two
story BRICK HOUSE. the side of Saratoga street.
beginning q feet inches from the northwest of Sa
"d and Chhtsworh street. fronting II feet ~ inches
Saratoga street with depth OF us feet Peach alley Sub
ject to ground rent of S3I % per annum
Ierms-Cash on the day of sale
II. P. BROOKS, Trustee,
n27-law3w >GIBSON co Anetioneers
f5::H PEREMPTORY SALE.-By virtue of a
# decree of the Circuit Court for Howard county and
under deed of trust, the undersigned will sell
ElG SaleSroom, on South Gay street, this city,
+ n ALL THE WORKS OF THE SAVAGE MANI
F,ACl1klN" COMPANY, on the Patuxent river, in
Toward county, 10 miles from the Baltimore on the
aShl NE on turnpike The works consist of large COT
loN MILL, IiO LOOMS $500 Spindles, well equipped with
machinery, large Machine Shop Backsmtbs Sion Grist
MIL Country Store, Managers House and Home 10 tene.
ments for operatives, together with acres of land
The water power and works being well known and as
chasers will examine for themselves further descrpfio
Washington Branch Railroad with which can be connect
made. Go - ''
Terms Of cash. one-sixth months balance
curly G hH II! Williams Trustees.
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TRUSTEES SALE

Hsill UoWWrA = "a a ENoDDrnrv
Nv vrtue or 5acraa " - - N ~ " ~
county the subscribar vii, ~ court ior howard
NJ on SATITRD1V The SSiI d. E ~ S5'e, ~ IL Clock
THE SN AIT IA ~ ,'S ~, "Iie, looy'
Mr. Washington Fox situated nn t id Tow ocGTpled ny
about 5Ih miles from FIroft,s aTd H.. 81 hdu,
the Railroad station at EysyiIIe II al Cin b eS IRON
NnssrS W;arn - it'' ~ duoIhS ul' farms OF
comb and Tar.ii's NJ, ~ ii nv dH anu george Stnch-
Northumberland nr nv III I>-c UdI THgtVFehents are
ings and Stone Rs arJ SnhLi" MUSE anu out Bud-
,.s. And Mt The same tiI1e nd ,,Io,o and h. . s,
4z same decree Tho nbScrIr i ~ tue oi we
-a4 sale another small II tPW of se @ "nS at PUBIC
lands "f NJ irt.n n p 20 acres, adjoining me
near The niece Of Land }} iG i'e SS dorsey, ana
improvements II is vaIi W. ta a I'LL lee are no
arein wood " N ar" a"o'' 10 "cIes VI II
The terms of sale ne nroscr;ho5 Inv, ,Io doro o. o
third in cash; one tIirI in nine ,non+ a ~ ae; one
third in eighteen months ths crriit @ ne I'm ny
est and IT, he S,cr, h, ~ 49, W oCd iI'eI
the pu clases with suiety % o ~ ms notes OF
iei 2aw3w THONAS D0& Al IL S6H 49, Tgestaa
" -2- 1oH -HL11oN, trustee.
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80oks ana StatiOllerp.

M URPHY Z CO.-BOOKSELLERS, PUB
AA LISTERS, PRINTERS,
STATTONE
MARBLE BUILDING, lS2 BALTIMORE ST
s.u BALTIMORE
BLANK BOOK, PAPER AND
stationery WAREHOUSE
SAMUEL Z. TURNER.
No. SOUTH CHARLES STREET,
III AS ON HAND A VERY SUPERIOR AS
4 i SENTIMENT OF PAPER, STATIONERY and BLANK
AECOuNT BOOKS. Among his stock will be found WRI-
Ting and LETTER PAPERS, both domestic ard foreign of
all the most approved manufacturers.
ENVELOPES of all kinds
STATIONERY of every description for office and private
use VIZ: SlEfd. PENS, PEN HOLDERS, SEALING WAN,
MAFERS, LEAD and SLATE PENCILS, INK STANDS,
&c, &c. " "'
MN n Writing and Copying, OF all the best makers LET
IEK COZ ING PRESSES, PORTFOLIOS, PORTE, MON
NAlES, Sc &c - " -
Also large assortment of WRAPPING PAPER
fLAllNG CARDS, PRINTERS do, &c. &C, all at low
prices. | " " " "
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will do well to call. fe92tf
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MARYLAND STEAM TURNING

MARYLAND STEAM TURNING
I'VE AND SAVING WORKS,
AND HARD WOOD LUMBER YARD
BRACKETS, MOULDINGS, and ORNAMENTAL SAW
ING and TURNING of every style, for
ITY DWELLINGS,
~NRAL RESIDENCES,
PUBLIC BUILDINGS
Columns, futed lain; BauSrading Portcos. i
Newes, Bannisters and Hand Railing descriptions
CARPENTERS AND GILDERS M0ULDINGS
Bench and Hand Screws Hubs, Oval Frames, &c
Also every variety of
TURNING AND SAVING,
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Silber daare, issuelrg, TT.

S1lbfr ddars gfiuflrg, 1T.
SUPERIOR GOLD WATCHES.
~ Garfield BROTHER CO,
y Of superior quality GOLD WATCHES, viz from '''
i F i ! :. f ib SaWSr sRSSs'
RoRERT PERRY,
T. E HISS: HifS SSEi
JULES 5aN }gF ~ERSy, T %%SS S; 20
B %5AhA ES5 E1, H9 Or RhSFS capt.
The AMERICAN WATCH, every part Of which is manu-
GASES Warranted good tm %s Fp SoO AND Si' hN
purchasers may rely upon getting good article and at
CANFIELD BROTHER h CO,
%PGreFS Of %as aS Diamonds eWy and
A LBATA WARE.
FORKS,
0ASrGG ESE BASKETS,
COFFEE AND TEA SETS, L Di''i'r''
r COFFEE FFFkE uRNs, &c, &c,
Santy Kept on hand and for sSf m0 sR6 Pes by
229 Baltimore street,
FEWELRY AND WATCHES.
- SAML KIRK 4 son,
l72 BALTIMORE STREET,
Invite the attention Of purchasers their rich and most
beautiful selection of Jewery and Fine Watches mh2tf
OLIVER WARE.
~ SAM'L KIRK SON.
80 l72 BALTIMORE STREET,
Silver Spoons and Forks Tea Sets and all other articles
Slver W are OF our own manufacture. mf2-tf
REMOVAL GEO W WEIR,
Has removed to the New Building, on the S. E. CORNER
OF BALTIMORE AND LIGHT STREETS, opposite the
Bank of Baltimore, where he intends keeping well selected
stock of WATCHES, JEWELRY AND SILVER WARE
everything, indeed, that is and elegant. jal4tf
WATCHES! WATCHES! WATCHES!
w THE LONDON WATCH AND JEWELRY STORE
No. 1877 Baltimore street,
Is the pest place in the city to buy good reliable ATCH
piece Of Jewelry to have fine Watch repaired
that never went accurately before have been pronounced
tme-keepers after passing through LEN NDERS hands
J. ALEXANDER,
formerly Of J. NJ FRENCH,
aul4-u Royal Exchange, Lond m
l. G. CANFIELp. W. B. CANFIELD j.. Ii. MEREDITH.
4 ANFIELD, BROTHER & CO.,
" IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS,
AND DEALERS IN
WATCHES, FINE JEWELRY
SILVER AND PLATED WARE,
MILITARY AND FANCY GOODS,
DIAMONDS AND PRECIOUS STONES,
229 BALTIMORE STREET,
mr26f Baltimore
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PROSPECTUS
OF rue
SOUTHERN WATER-CURE JOURNAL,

The undersigned designs publishing n
monthly Journal, under the above title, devo
ted to the promuIgation of Hydropathy and
Hygiene. 1t will be IL neat quarto Of eight
beautifully printed pages of reading matter,
3 columns 10 the page. 1t will be filled with
interesting articles ON Pathology, Therapcu-
tics, and all subjects pertaining TO disease
and health; in a word, it is intended to be Il
Health Journal for the people South.
Terms Gin advance) ~, year; SO cts for
six months, $ copies for $l. 10 copies for
eight dollars and | free to the club agent, 20
copies for $l5 and one free.
The object Of this Journal is to awaken the
public mind TO the paramount importance of
preserving health, and the proper mode of
regaining it, when lost. 1t is also designed
as a medium of communication for all the
friends of progress and health reform every
where. No pains will be spared to make it
one of the best Journals otthe kind in the
world; we therefore invite the friends of the
cause generally toaid in giving it a wide cir.
c%ulatlon.
Upon the reception of the first number of
the paper the subscription money will be
expected.
The LIST number will be issued on the LIST
of July, 1850, and the LIST of each succeeding
month. A few select advertisements will be
admitted at ten cents a line for each inser-
ton. All orders addressed to
Is. w. Childs, Nj. D.,
Editor, Winchester, Franklin Co. Tenn.
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Land for Sale.

BY virtue of n decree of the Chancery
Court, pronounced August Term, 1850, cause
Polly Guarrant's OF. ais, Petition, &c., |
will, on Monday, Sd day of October, 1850,
ole, for sale, on a oredito of IL months, before
the Court House door, in Winchester, a tract
Of land lying on Rock Creek, Franklin coun.
ty, Tennessee, belonging to the estate of C.
G. Guarrant, deed, Notes with good securi-
~ required, and q lien retained upon the
land until the purchase money is paid.
81 50. IL. Il, ESTlLL, c. g. NJ.
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Land for Sale.

BY virtue of a decree of the Chancery
Court, pronounced in the cause, +. E. YER
ner vs.. Henry Verner's heirs, I will, on
Monday, the I'd dav of October, 1850. offer
for sale, TO the highest bidder. on n credit Of
one and two years, Except $3.50, to be p,id
in CASH. two tracts of land lying on the
Mountain; one tract containing $40 acres,
and one tract containing 200 acres. The
blddings to at lsa cents per acre.
Notes with good security required of the pur-
%chascrs, and a lien retained on the land un-
til the purchase money is paid.
81 50. II. R. ESTfLL, c.. Am.
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1ied.
ID

In Winchester. on the 25th of Aug.
William Rufus, only child of William
and Sallie ]. Vaughan, aged / year 0
months and days.
He has left this bright world early,
Where the flowers in beauty blow,
Thou hast laid, that form so lovely.
In the silent church yard low,
Long. thourt note the vacant place
Miss the dear remembered face,
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Land fOl. Sale.

BY virtue of a decree of the Chancery
Court, pronounced August Term, 1859, in
cause, Jos. Holder, admir-, &c., ct. ais,
against the heirs of Sam'l b. Cover, deed,
will, on Monday, the 3D. day of October,
1857, before the Courthouse door IN Winches.
Ter, offer for sale. TO the highest bidder, up
on a credit of one and two years, the tract Of
land on which Sam'l B. Cover, decd, seized
and possessed. The biddings therefor to
be started at 81 per acre. Bond and %securi-
ty required Of the purchaser, and n lien re.
tanned upon said land until the purchase mo.
ncy is paid. Ii. R. ESTlLL. C. g. NJ.
aug25, 81 80.