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SPRING STOCK.
10 HIN IL A M A GE

SPRING STOCK.
JON IL A M A GE
Tsnow receiving superior stock OF boots, Shoes and
Caters for Ladies and Gentlemen, Misses Boys and
Children Also Trunks, tass AM Idaysng Bags great
low prices for cash JOHN EAMAGE,
OCOEE HOUSE, CLEVELAND TENN ESSEE
ID. A. Tibbs, Proprietor.
FUyHIs Hotel spacious ev building just completed
eproprieto has Incurred heavy expense in fitting gP
and furnishing the rooms, make them neat and comfortable.
The for the reception of bOader visitors and
Travellers and the proprietor can afford ample accommodations
at the depot to convey passengers
depot again The proprietor intends try make frstcas
S s1si5 5'u % - ''''' DANIEL A. TIBBs, Proprietor
THImMINGS STORE.
OSCAR BIO EEREE 81 CO.
Have just opened attheir stand
NO. I'm on street,
complete stock Il Fall and Winter
DRESS AM uANTILLA TRIMMINGS.
COMPRISING fullasortment Of plain and figured Velvet
Belts Buttons Bs, Bur Buttons, &C. &C. all of which
entirely best that could egOt in the Eastern Markets
Tepnin MerinO and shetland wool,
Brslds Crochet, spool
ottons any other matrafOr Knitting, Netting En-
Eroer crOche scomplete and larger in variety
Frimges, TasseIs, Buttons, COrsds, &C.,
order usual, and will tTy to suit all and everybody.
card TO the LadIes--Dr. DuPOncO's Pc
riOdicaI Pills for EeAaaleS.s-Are infailble for
The Pill nothing but have been used by the Doctor in
his practice many years, both in France and America with un
aele1 success every case and he urged by many thou
sand ladies who have make the Pills pubo for the
alienation suffering from irregularities whatever,
preventive whose health Will not permit OF an increase OF
miy.
toned against using pills while in that condition. the proprie
responsibility after the above admonon although
their mdness oud prevent injury 70 helt otherwise these
pills Directions accompanying each box Price
81 Sold wholesale by .- . -
EWIN, PENDLET0N CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Nashville, Tenn,
To whom all orders be addressed They viii supply the
Proretors prices and furnish show cards and circulars
Sold at Retail in Nashville, by
DEMOVILLE & BELL, No rs Cherry street.
CIV. HENDERSHOTT, cor. Cedar ST, and Public Square
BEACH & GOODLET, Market ST., opposite Union street.
J. STRETCH, corner Of Broad and Market streets
Ladies by enclosing either Of the above agents. have
the Pills sent conhdenay by mali to any part Of the
city country.
H. B-The Ingredients composing these Pills made known
70 every agent selling them They will tell that they are al
they are represenedO be. Ask for DIR. DupOneOss Col
den Pills. See the signature each box viii then &c
medicine may depend upon, yet perfectly harmless
MANSFIELD 4 CO., Agents for Memphis
WILSON d sTARBIRD3 Agents for Louisville
a&BIy
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FNNGLIsH Sole Leather Trunks, very superior;
~ Nalises No. l;
Iron Frame medium Trunks, Tray Tops;
Cheap. Plain and Fancy Trunks;
Ladies French Dress Trunks latest styles;
Bonnet Boxes, Black and Bussets;
% Satchels and Travelling Bags, &c, &c.
Just oponed by JOHN RAMAGE,
apI 42 Co lege Street
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Removal and New Firm.
T. n 8. A. e.. NOEL.
8. A. G.. NOEL & CO.,
Successors to Noel Co..
WHOLESALE ROCERS,
No. A, Market Street,
Next Door to D. Lanier & Co.
ETAvING associated will US in bushes, Mr. D. II. BAILEY
formerly Of the house Of Nicho Green Baley,)
the Of Cole and Church the sboV
elegant and large building, will be prepared to
friends and customers with ptness than herfOe Gu
Groceries and Bar will all times complete
and will be sold the satisfactory terms oct8
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A. RIVA & CO.,
NARKET sTEErT, BooR ABovE WATSON uorsz.
Direct Importers fr0m
X AN Q T. AIM ITALY. &c.
NV = have constantly o hand large stock Of
w 5randeso isevera brands and Of different prices;
Wines red and white o. every grade
Chsmpaignes Of different marks.
Domestic and Havana Cigars;
Vsrniceili Of NapOli, (ItslV.)
Olive Oil, from Nice, tIaiy.)
A. RTYA & Co, ct
jan9 No. %. Market street, opposite Unlon.
FINE assortment Of he brands just received and sor
"A saleat eus-5 A. RTVA Co.'S
MESsEzs. A. RlVA a CO.,,
EVAYE On B05D very ane article Of French Rsraus
dy a. moderate lFce- Iean be delivered snbo nd Il De-
ssrelby purchasers sslI
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sUNDREES.

SUNDRTES.
l95 hhds choice Sugar; 50 bbls do do do
100 bbls do Moiasses; IS bbls Roe Herring;
IS kits No. Mackerel; SO boxes oTangesi
% bbls "a small do II teTces choice fresatiggs
05 do large do
Just landing from stea er Ret ovei and sale low for cash
stNo MarEet street CARTER, WILLSFoRD 1 co.
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u. w. MAXEY & CO.,
Importers, Manufacturers, aud Dealers in
A TIN PLATE, BLOCK TIN, sd
RSSHEET COPPER, SHEET IRON SesE
WARE, mARBLEIZED IRON MANTLES,
PARLOR AND CHAMBER CRATES,
COOKING STOVES, COAL AND WOOD
STOVES, STOVE PIPE, TIN WARE,
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
NO. IS, SOUTH MARKET STREET,
NASHVILLE, TENN.
Bar JOB WORK DONE TO ORDER. ~Fsa
standard Keeper, of Davidson Comfy, of
Weights and Measures,
AT THE STORE OF
r. w. MAXEY & co.
jaI4-dH
HOUSE PAINTING,
the prepared with the greatest promptness
however large which be rendered, style and
which cannot fail give satisfaction. lie pre-
cared to execute all manner Of
SION AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING sRAIEING NARBLIEe.
Having department secud the services of the expert
and experienced artists.
The subscriber would persons having line to
give him call before making ina arrangements.
= X. 7. FLEMING,
uarchsda No Sc, Union St. between Cherry Summer.
ATANTED.--The Principal of a large Boarding school
Wv for young ladies' situated the town Of Columbia, de
sres employ lady the capacity Of House keeper of
experience will be preferred Fort uTher reference apply this
Office, lisnied
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A ElnC LACaANUHHOt DuNte
EEAVING determined carry Negroes to the SOUTH "a
l will sell about Three or Four Hun. $3.50
dTed Acres OF Land, being part of the tract up ~
on which reside, situated good Turnpike Road
about thirteen from Nashville, in of the best nehbor
hoodsn Williamson county Soil equal the State. For
particulars apply the premises or to A " Lindsey
in Nashville
senq-Itf P.A.PERKINs.
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Gases Manson Thomas & Cos Superior
DCove Oysters equal putIp Fo saieatba
timore prices, freight added BY
CARTER, WILsF0RD & co.
fan H. on No. s. Market St.
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A. C. cAzzzR. W o. w1usroRD. >. 4. H'EzsRn
REMOVAL ANB NEsT EN&M.
CATER. WILLSFORn a GO

Caccesors to Garter Mckay & Coz and to b. Lsnier Co.,.
wTAy this ay associated together under the style
and firm raoeof Carter iglsord & Co. for the purpose
al doing General Auction, Commission and Wholesale Grocery
usirss and having removed commodohs
house lately erected and occupied By Mess B. Lanir Co.
and having taken the entire stock Of both houses will be all
times prepared to ELL orders at the lowest cash prices
We will sll claims against the old firm OF Carter Mckay
Co.. hope that all Who indebted them will come for
ward settle immediately want 70 close the books at
once CARTER, WIJLSF0RD 4 co.
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ChiIdren's Panacea,

SICK EsABEES WANTED.s.The numerous deaths
among young children, show that the powerful medicine
usually prescribed them, suited for their weakly coDd
The Februge in the world for children from day
10 five years Old is the ....
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ROOM Cherry suitable for Office sleeping
"A be rented for e remainder Of the Apply
81 tlis ct1ce mAlO
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SYRINGESs stock Of Synges, entirely nez
- atterns, lust received and Tor sale BY ASTRETOH.
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J. L. RIDDELL NJ. D. Professor Of Chsmsy the Unver-
sty Of Louisiana, concerning this plant. says:
New Orleans March 81, 1853.
L. S. ULLNAE Esq-De1r SIR receive the 18th Dec,
1871 they Wonderfully deleate and believe reliable
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From GEORGE s. BLACKIE, A. NJ NJ D., Professor OfBOt
any and Natural History in the University Of Nashville,
February, y, 1883.
"Lors s. ULLMAN, Esq--DeQF SRI have had than
years experience Of Natural HeIiher Indicator and have
examined its action with extreme interest Il has generally been
for have and foTeels the weather with
accuracy. glad add testimony that Of
other friends. wish establishing sale for cheap
and reliable instrument years. respectfully, &c,
GEORGE s. BLACEIE, N. D..
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Wa. H DAILY
Your Aromatic Valley Whisky is received, and after careful
examinations find it pure article, entirely free from the
adulterating ingredients frequently used.
Yours respectfully, JAMES j. MAPES,
ANALYTICAL
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oils half and quarter bbls fresh
J Cranberries just received, and for sale by
Dec CARTER, WILSF0RD g. CO..
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JOHN HENRY, NJ. L. L D, Professor in the smithsoa
an Institute, ashngton City in letter dated July H. SSi
LOUIS ULLMAS Eso-Dedr Sir IS It appears to he pecu
lary sensiive and gives Of molten than either
toe animated oa or ordinary Cstgut
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Only limited numbes Of the Natural Weather Indicator
viii be offered for sale, which found the following
places at Nashve:-RAINs & BROWN, Public Square a.
STRETCH, corner Union and c. ee streets, DEMOViLLE
co Church and Cherry streets, and IL ROSCOE
CO., corner Of Broad and Market streets.
Price 81 co. Tie dseoverer will send the Natural Wealth
Indicator by mail postage paid we'll put up aud secured
enclosing sUO esreEt Full aud plain
directions for regulating, using &C accompany each Indicator
Address LOUIS ULLMAN, Agtnt
mh3d&w-u Columbia TEMP
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RICHARD 0. CURRY. A A. NJ D.. Professor Of Chemistry
and Medical jurisprudence and editor Of the Nashville Monthly
Recorder OF Medical and Physical Science, says.
Ma. LOUIs ULLAN Dear SrThe little plant you had the
bindres send two years age, still faithfully performs its
duty Weather Indicator and delicate it. and
sve the least atmospheric changes either especng the Bar
Onetrie HygrOmtrc condition. indicate
orally in advance Of the usual Instruments.
have kept il Suspended in ry Office, 10 my standard
(Smhsonian Barometer and Mason uygomeer and have
tced that Il is faithful in its indications these Instruments
truly Natural Weather Indicator perfectly reliable
regard this Microscopic plant therefore Of its sens
tveness and its durability adorng cheap and reliable
for the purposes which you Apply it, important aud
valuable discovery, and believe that it viii commend Itself
USED. Yours very truly, RICHARD o. CURRY.
February l9 1859 Shelby Medical College, NASHVILLE.
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From J. O. GRIFFITH, Esq, of the PrOprieors the
Union and American.
Nashville, FEB p, 1859.
Mr. LoUIs s TLLNANF: Your Natural Weather Indicator
kindly handed has been tested mOnths L
have hesitency saying that uneng weather gauge,
oreteing the changes the atmosphere
ahead. commend the patronage classes
worthy special favor. Respectfully. &C.,
L o. GRIFFITH.
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Prepared Fy the Grssenburg Company
Tie worth this extraordinary and valuable Medicine
forth in words but can be felt and appreciated
Mothers whose children have been snahed from death by
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-18
Obituary. !

1t is with feelings Of no ordinary sorrow
that we announce the death of our towns.
man, Nicholas Kinney, for many years the
accomplished Clerk Of the Circuit Court Of
Augusta county, who departed this life on
last Wednesday evening, leaving his devoted
wife and numerous family Of children to
mourn his irreparable loss. Few men have
enjoyed, through life Of more than sixty
years. a larger share of the confidence and
affection of his fellow citizens than Nicholas
G. Kinney. Few have deserved them bet
ter; and long, very long, will the aching
void occasioned by his death be felt by those
he has left behind him. But the brave sol.
der, the accomplished gentleman, the kind
tender friend, the pleasant, cheerful and
sympathizing companion, and, above all,
the pure Christian, has gone from among
us, to be seen no more in this world. ~
May God take care of his bereaved widow
and orphans, and pour the oil Of consola>
ton into their hearts.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-18
The African Repository.
The periodical visits of this obnoxiou

The periodical visits of this obnoxious and
leretical pamphlet, have waxed SO decided
ly unwelcome, that we must entreat the
publisher either to embody in it's columns
something that may instruct or at least en-
terrain its readers, or else erase our name
from their mail book. We admire an open
expression Of opinion at all times, even
though its tendency may be in contradic-
ton to our own convictions; but when a
sneaking conservatism ,--an angus in
herba-ventures to assault the most humane
and divine human institution that the earth
knows, we eciN enter our protest, and pro-
claim aloud against the doctrine, which,
constructively, means nothing less than OPP
position to slavery.
The time has come when modesty and
forbearance are no longer virtues. The
question is now only negro or no negro,
and we can no longer tolerate in our midst
an institution which openly advocates a
scheme wholly hostile to the integrity Of
the South:
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-18


The GREAT EASTERN DAMAGED BY A
GALE.-A gale recently overlook the Great
Eastern, and inearly wrecked the big ship.
A correspondent says;
1.-The saloon skylights wero blown up,
and wind and rain poured into the saloon
The upper woodwork was leaking at every
sea, and the decks soft and splashing from
the drippings. Three anchors were down
and appeared saut to the very utmost. At
6 o'clock the break-water works were Civ
ing way, portions of the wreck once or twice
fouling the screw, and it was found neces-
sary to swing by one anchor. At 10; 80
A. NJ. it parted, and the ship was adrift,
rolling and tumbling towards the shore.
A second heavy anchor was let go, and the
screw moved ahead, but it again fouled.-
The paddles were then driven round at speed
and were somewhat damaged by the floating
timbers. The anchor held. The screw col
liers, two briggs, two demmies, and one gal
los all hung to the ship. In this last strug-
gle some Of the links of the cable were actu-
ally dragged out third longer.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-18

The RELIGIOUS PRESS ON OLD Brown. -
The New York Observer, organ of the Old
School Presbyterians, takes strong ground
against pardoning Old Brown. Assuming
that he was guilty Of murder and insurrec-
ton. it argues as follows:
Punishment in tho government of God
and man does not spring from spirit Of re-
venge It is the fruit of love. Love de-
nands that one who has made war upon So
ciety shall die. Philanthropy, the love OF
man, the love Of the human race, the love
Of the greatest number, requirse that muir
derers be punished, as God, who is love,
ordained. And we tremble less
10 view of Browns mad freak, than we do
in face of the fact that there is abroad in
the land sentiment that would shield him
and others from the just consequences Of
their crimes. When those men embarked
in this war upon the State when they pre-
pared guns for the white mon and thou
sand spears for the blacks to be used in bar
barous slaughter; when they imbrued their
hands in blood by taking the first victim
Gan honest colored man who made no resis-
lance, but was only seeking to escape from
their hands) and numbering him in cold
blood when they refused to lay down their
arms after being overpowered, and contin-
ued their murdorous work, they threw away
all claim to compassion and put themselves
on the hazard Of the revolution they had
begun If others can find any cause for
pardoning such crime we cannot"
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-18
t,rihufA nf RASnAcf

At Circuit Court for Augusta county,
held at the Courthouse on Thursday, Nov.
II, 1859:
i Thomas 3. Niche, Esq, announced to
the Court the death eif Nicholas G.. Kinney,
Clerk Of their Court, and IN behalf Of the
members Of the Staunton Bar presented the
proceedings Of q meeting of the Bar this
day held, and asked that the said proceed
ings be entered upon the records of the
Court.
Thereupon the Court, sincerely sympa-
timing in the feelings expressed BY the
members Of the Bar in the resolutions a.
dopted by them, doth order that the said
proceedings be entered Of record as follows
At a meeting of the members Of the
Staunton Bar, held at the Courthouse, on
Thursday, tho 18th, day Of November
1859, Thomas J. Niche Esq, was called
to the chair, and Col. John B. Baldwin,
appointed Secretary
On motion Of Alexander Fl. II. Stuart
the following preamble end resolutions were
unanimously adopted.
It having been made known to the mem.
bers of the Bar, that Nicholas G. Kinney,
the Clerk of the Circuit Court of Augusta
County, has departed this life since the ad-
journment Of the Court yesterday, and the
members Of the Bar being DESTROYS Of tes-
tifying their respect for one with whom they
have been SO long officially and personally
associated, and for: whom as gentloman
and officer of the Court, they have cherish
ed sentiments of cordial friendship and os-
TEEN.
Resolved, Therefore, That we the mem
bers Of the Bar Of Augusta County. have
heard with deep sensibility. Of the death Of
our friend and official associate, Nicholas c.
Kinney, gentleman who by his kind and
benevolent feelings, strict integrity, and ex-
emplary conduct in all the relations of life,
had endeared himself to all who had the
pleasure Of his acquaintance. av
Resolved, That we tender to the family
of the deceased our warmest sympathies in
the heavy affection which has fallen on them
Resolved, That the Chairman of this
meeting be requested to communicate copy
Of the foregoing preamble and resolutions
to the family of Mr. Kinney, and that the
Circuit Court be requested, on behalf of the
Bar, to order the same to be spread on the
records of the Court.
Resolved, Thata copy Of these proceed
ings be communicated to the newspapers OF
the town, with the request that they be
published.
On motion Of John D. Imboden, Esq.
the meeting adjourned.
THos. J. NICHE, Chm.
JOHN B. BALDWIN, Sec'y.
A Copy Testc,
.as JOHN PARIS, D G.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-18

TIE HARpER's Ferry REBELLION. The
Legislature Of Tennessee is taking some &C
ton upou the John Brown conspiracy. L
has resolutions before it declaring that this
outbreak is the 'snatural fruit of the treas
enable, irrepressible conflict doctrine, and
that it is the imperative duty Of all nation
al men Of all parties to denounce the authors
of such doctrines as deadly enemies to the
public peace, the rights Of the States, and
the preservation Of our republican institu-
TONS"
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-18

FIRE IN New ORLEANS. Orleans,
Nov. 15,-Some demon in human shape
seems determined to destroy this city Five
more fires have occurred since last Satur-
day.
Three were unimportant One consum-
ed the New Basin Row and six stores on
Rampant street. Loss $4,000.
Another consumed nine squares and eighty
small buildings above Chippewa street.
In the Fourth District, another occurred
which burnt eighty small buildings. Loss
100000. One hundred families have
been rendered houseles. All the work oil
an incendiary beyond q doubt. No water
could be procured.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-18
8. r.. HITR p.

LAS after one months absence, returned from
4 l. from the North with as large and handsome
STOCK. or DRY GOODS, as was ever before
such terms, regarding price and quality, IS will
compare fasorably with any Northern Retail House.
The time he spent in selecting his Goods to advan-
with acall. He has partner to divide his p, ots
and having Bought the greater part of his stock
two Of the most extensive AUCTION HOUSES In
the United States, Myers Ciaghnrn & Co., and
per cent lower than they can be bought at any
Who esale House. will enable him to sell at aston
ishirg low prices. Call and see for yourselves at
the CHEAP CASH STORE, opposite the Vrg in
ia Hotel
g-All articles warranted sound or no sale.
/ Stanton, Nov. II, l859.-Spec copy all.
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- Lw John Brown, in letter published
in the New York papers, declines the offer
Of Mrs Child to nurse him during his i'm
prisonment at Charleston, but expresses his
gratitude for her Kindness. He says he is
in charge Of most humane gentleman,
who, with his family, have rendered him
every possible attention and that he is so
far recovered from his wounds as no longer
to require nursing. He suggests another
channel through which the profered SYM
pathies Of his friends can be made more ef-
fective He has at home wife and three
young daughters, the youngest but little
over Eve years, who need relief His wife,
At his request, has also given up the idea
Of visiting him, and has returned home.
Staunton vindicator and general advertiser. (Staunton, Augusta County, Va.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-18

TN pursuance oftwo decreta orders of the Cir
4 cuit Court, Of Augusta County, in the case OF
Francis Bell ais, ss. John Z. Riley & ais. l will
offer at public sale to the highest bidder IN from
Of TIE Courthouse of Augusta, on Wednesday, the
1!st, day Of December, 1859, at IL o'clock, NJ a.
bout FIFTY ACRES OF LAND; situated about
miles west of Staunton, on the Parkersburg road
being the same lanG purchased by said John E.
Riley. Of hillips. Herman, Imboden and McCue.
The land is said to be in an excellent condition,
and the improvements pretty good. Persons
DESTROYS OF obtaining information In regard to the
land, obtain it by calling at my Office in Staun-
ton.
TERMS OF SALE.-A sum in hand sufficient to
pay cost of suit and sale, and the balance in six,
twelve and eighteen months, the purchaser execu-
the title to the land ret aimed as ultimate security
WIN II. Harlan, Com err.
Nov. Is. l859--tds:-Spee: Copy-pr: fee 1915
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PUBLIC SIZE.

II WILL sell on Thursday. As 18th dey Of Deem
NICE LITTLE FARM, lying three miles south of
Stanton adjoining the lands Of Joseph Smith and
Others, Containing about lO1 Acres, some 60
acres Of it cleared and most Oft we'll set m grass
consist of good DWELLING HOU Sc, Barn and
other out houses; also quantity of choice Fruit
Trees, and an elegant Spring of4water near the
house.
four months, we'll endorsed. interest added, and
the balance in one, two and three years. secured
by lien on the land. Possession given mmedi-
ately. JAMES w. WRIGHT.
Nov. is, 1s59-tds*.
&a~ Turk Dc Cushing Auctioneers.