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A Fine Country Residence for Sale.
TTAVING determined carry my Eegrees to the SOUTH "a
1 will sell about Three or Four Huns fFssk
dFed Acres of Land, being part Of the up 5A
which reside situated good Turnpike Road,
frem Nashville Of the ghbor
hsodsn Williamson county. Soil equal any the
particulars apply the premises, to A. " s. incey
b Nashville
SsP9-dn 2. APERKINS.
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Na.hvllls, Jan. l, Iss0.
GARDNER = CO.


We. R. H.. Rs& r c. Ga.a.zr have associated wa = y
3 Backner partner business under ~ yla q 9a-
ner Co., Stone Front store No ? Inn Block
We viii keep slways hand i4rae tnd eareaig fete
stock Of staple and Fancy Dy Goods, Vares, Bso shsess
dzts, Caps Bonnet3 and Straw Goods generally
Our stock Of plantation goods viii BE- unusually argeompr-
sng heavy Wo0en and Cotton Fabrics boh C0iore and While
heavy Brogans Wool and Palm Has, hFy coou1 ana
white negro Blankets
We invits our old customers dealers Ia Merchandise As
wish 10 buy goods low for Cash. short time, 70
close sanination, Intend % make Il hsr fnsr
est. and % this their chsapes. market.
We Eil and sell frends, all country prfuce
Wool. ReAthers, BesEs Ginseng. leans, Lin
Socks. at the hi ghest price the zaket via eonnEnd
ian4-d1
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Wm Ewing. Esq, is announced in the Franklin
Rscie,O as candidate torepre' ent Williamson county
in the lower branch Of the next Legislature
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New and Exclusive wholesale
BONNET AND MILLINERY HOUSE
e.rs"rs 0. sS - ceasr streeG, upstairs.

yyHB Trade will Be eonduoted as usual st ne o stano
6 T,ioo street next 10 Bank. Our viii be
s and complete 18th February to lst March. consisting Of
ne Isrsst stock Fancy silk and Straw Bonnet5 and Millinery
Goods ever opened West Of New York Likewise aides and
Misses Lezhorn Ra Hats and Paris soEcrs Rzshe bboo
Band Boxes bales Bonnet Francs Blocks, Material for Mill
ney Sc We would respectfully call e attention q country
Merchants and Mne that after IS dealing in a1d retail
ing Bonnets Millinery Goods, hster ourselves must
have some epersnce purchasing 10 suit the a aud at ali
times posted IA fashions. This with combining ourselves
70 a near cash possible, will make saving to
Of uy cent and as Low Is small bill Of soods
purchased East.
respectfully solicit call from visiting the city ths
Spring All orders PunctuAly hilee-
Ia1i3-Iy y WISE, Agent.
GLOVER sEED.--50barrels fresh and upesior Clover
sesd In The mArst jos received and for AS
bS MlLELL, HOOPER co.
yTVOBACCO.s-so oxss Longhorn and Arm sesds saesgio
Fobseps, Cor sale cry low xEkRAss bAOfAkAS
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MOST VALUABLE CITY PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

Il AM Offering the and Cherry street,
4 occupied by Mr. B Weller.
The house and cOmmOdou containing
with servants cellars coal and wood Sheds &c
The house in good Order of it beng recently rebuilt and
IS better adapted for first class boarding house than house
in Nashville
The sixty five feet front by hundred and
tyye feet and the house situated the lot admit Of
addition that would render commodious any hotel in
the city.
large portion Of the furniture be purchased with the house
il desired
well that hotel keeping in this city, pro.
ftab business and wishing in such
ton, this excellent opportunity to procure eligible lca
ton being convenient all the business portions Of the
For terms, &c, apply to
dec24-d A.. 8. LINDSLET.
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and New0rlsans trade Her OH ers ersw AMI pa :
sengsrs arrived here yesterday .no-uing on bsard
the Auaora and proceeded las, evening 10 ash vile
on board the Gamer J. G. ciins
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PLANTATION AND NEGIROE
FOR SAL

u pursuance adecree in Chancery will SELL
First of February, 1859,
the premises public auction, valuable cotton psnaOn,
situated Deer Greek Washington county Mississippi
osnsd b. :. W. Percy Co. and the Percy Place Said
plantation contains fifteen hundred and five ef the
finest land the bundled aeresin the highest
state Of cultivation. Il in delightful neghborhoOd, twelve
mile back of Greehve The shipping poin Is perfectly nde
penlent levees the highest The snIrs
susceptible of cultivation mOnentt has upOnt de-
hghtfu dwelling, gin house perfectly quarters stables 4e
and making this tEeYe and fourteen bales
The hand.
viii aiso sell at the time and place, 8 Accn 1ted Ne
g0es, "A Of them hands, belonging J. W. Perez Co., and
raised by them Also, - mules, 10 yoke Of Is head o.
tie, 90 sheep 5000 b 600 bushels ef with plantation
sis, wagons, &c. Of ali kinds and in good order.
Terns-Fsr the land fourth cash. tbs balance
and three equs annual nstament with interest,"
fn date and approved security the negroes and personal pre-
perry, Of all descriptions for twelve months aecspances ap
proved houses in New Orleans All persons wishing purchase
invited 10 come and view The premises.
dsc2s-dgan2O'5D & DIXON Commissioner
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a NASHVILLE RAILROAD
Freight NotIce.

IL be forwarded BY the morning tran and
b delivered ths Station House. between the hours Of
aad 10 A. NJ after that time viii be late for nAalesnS
n tnt day, and there ia conTenience Tor storing
sFgh for intermediate points between Nashville and aaktn
salff-t Il. FAUNTLERoY, Agent
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The Ticket once Is in the Passenger Depot and open saS
leu before the starting Of each Tsn which allows ample tins
fsg the purchAss Of Tickets. 1t open other time during
ths day Passengers for the Eastern cities leave the A NJ
Train which throughout with Trains The other roads
Tine - RemOnd ~ hOurs Washington days; PhadelphiG
cad half This the cheapest
sad hezt rsate from Nashville TO the East.
EeE Orleans passengers leave he2o P 4 TA' arriving
Memphis Orleans the evening Of
ts Aa Say, and 20 through without detention Menphs
Tkose for hcnnVe Sparta Snd Beershebs Springs, leave
Nashville the 23o P NJ Train which directly Tul
lahena with the Train for AcMinnye Persons leaving Ne
hinnVe norning arrive Nashville 730 P. n
Nashville, which daily Smhland,
with for different places the Ohio aud Ma
epp daily line Of stages Louisville, leaving
vsry morning on the arrival Of the night express
his change Of Schedule the Train from Memphis conne1
GFess Trains causing
eAV Nashville and Eastern and hour gained
hs fsrner Schedule in going to Memphis from Nashville
c. L. ANDERSON,
iuiylo, Ia5a IPa General Ticket Agent.
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Sale of Negroes.

ID virtue OF deed Of trust executed NJ Patterson
Mary Patterson which Of record in the Registers
oce of Davidson county, Book No &C. page eO6 and 2U7
will expose public sale at the court house gate Saturday
the 18th January, 1852 the highest bidder for cash.
following slaves wit: Phillip yellow boy, aged about IS
years. Mariah yellow about twenty and her child
Martha, aged about u months. Sale within legal hours
drc25-dtis JESSE COLLINS, Trustee.
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DISSOLUTION.

FHyHE op-aTtnsrap heretofore existing bstEeen ~ sabs
bs under the style and arm Of G4rdDer Sheppard Co.
IL his daF dissolved - mutual eonnt r n 4 >, and B. G.
Gardner having purchased ts interest," 81 = A. She Ehs
5,-ininy rartnars b. II. GARDNER,
- .t-. r. s. aARDNkRs
K. c. 6ARDNEhf+
3 A. SHEPHERD
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Js... ,. whi.s. E.q. has .bssa slse.sd AI.y00r q
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CHANGE OF SCH
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
DOUBLE DAILY TRAINS
EACH WAY OvRR THE ROAD.

I'm sns after SUNDAY, July II, 1858, the Passenger Ira
will be IS follswS:
Leave Nashville daily at A. n. and $50 M
Arriving at Chattanooga at 20 p. II. and Las A. n.
Leave Chattanooga sf A. M. and p. h.
Arriving at Nashville at 30 ?. n. snde.lO A. H
Through tickets said At Nashville . the esHag Plase
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NOTICE is hereby given to all persons indebted
ate Oft he lac Oliver B. Hayes make payment whoak
delay and also to all holding claims against said Estate
present them within the period prescribed by
Dssl6d HENRY NJ. HAYES,f.
In ekTLER ,. HAYRs5 Exssuters.
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NOR RENTsss-The large Room the Daily News Of.
fee, formerly occupied by BarnsrdS Binlery This
is &C by 20 feet is suitable for job Print 0ce Book
Bindery, any echancal employment power
can he had from tie News Office Engine, in this
Enquire Of Mr. Fisher, News 0lce Of 4. LneSIey or
the subscriber. Lia6l LANES ". IOYTE.
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PIANO FORTES, LOOKLNG-Gz4ASSES,& &C.
EETE have in store, fine took Pianos,
w Melodeons, Window Shades, Ar lists Ma sL3e
ssTials &C. and are ;t %4agaeturirg Insds q
added largely stock Of ORNAMENTS FOR MIRRORS
&c. In a word, TINES please
and induce them patronse home instead Of
sending HDroad.
febI0-f W. 4 R. FREEMAN
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aallp anlpn Il Amrrifau

DAlLY $; rRI-vEEKLT 81 wEEgLY 8
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SNYDER a FRIZZELL
ARE MING TO-DAY
GsjteTs W24
BroCaps. RRN
q . Stitch Boss and CATERS -
e" Water Proof BOots
1aAIaa OonEresS and Laced He'll CATERS;
q Black Rnglssh Cloth thick Sole CATERS;
Congress Laced daisas With HesIs
- IA BSsts, With and without Heels;
= - Calf aud Morocco Buskins;
- Slipper, With and without HeslaI
hduas aAd Children' Calf Morocco and Kid BSstS
Kid and Morocco Boots with Heels;
lsES and Yeuths' Shoes Of Allknds
FoF plantation FurRssSs.
- Asuhle ssls Brogsns,oIt
= 81 Thick Boots, olti
Dutch Boots for Women;
RsyIaRd Youths Boots and Bgogans;
WSieh eaer At Low prizes for cash.
nsvS+G 40. ~ Puhs SQuEEs.
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A BEAUTIFUL RESIDENCE FOR SALE

--A neat frame dwelling, with five kitchen, &C.
90 superior land thirds finely situated
about two miles from the city, the Broad Street Pike The
above most desirable resdencand persons wishing peas
home few minutes drive from the city, find il to their
interest call Immediately J. L. q. X. W. BROWN,
jan6-lm AK, Cherry street.
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WnTANOSsssWe have received fourteen
New Piano Fortes, from those unriyslied 1salE S5
makers, Light Newton Bradbury, and Hames7 N II NJ
Bro which make stock large and desr1 - y y
able We would be pleased have these instruments examined
by all, whether they desrs not Every Piano
sold by shall be warranted givesaaOn in respect
febl0 W. & R. FREEMAN.
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LADIES' FINE SHOES.
Additional Supplies.
Ladies' Congress Kid Heeied KOssuth Boots;
do Puttoned do do Boots;
de White Satin Slippers;
do Congress and Lace Winter Caters
Misses Kid Heeled Welt Boots;
do Goat do do do &C., &c.
Just received at 42 College street.
dec29 JOHN RAMAGE.
Cash for Negroes.
TUVHB undersigned pay fifty likely youngs
Negroes he will also boari end sell them ~
commission Ne. Is Cedar street. Nashville TeE2., snd[
will be responsible for :he Of all negroes left in
| charge. Call and see. lJuly2stfl TH0S. G. JAMES.
NETEST NASHVILLE LOTS FOR SALE.--
wv Four beautiful Lots fronting each 100 feet Broad
Also, several lots Locust and Demumbrane
Also lots in the Boyd Addition. Also,
Watkins, Bosick's and Ha1ding's Addition. Apply to
J. L. & 4. W. BROWN,
| jsn6-ln Az Cherry st.
JAMES NEURALGIA FLUID,
rs invaluable external applicant Rheumstiam Neu
ralgia Sprans, Bruises Head ache &C. 1t fails,
aspreparedb late Rev A James Chattanooga have
Bottle One Dollar.
Bed Bug kBaHe--DriTes from Hsuses and cid Bed.
/ steads Bugs and Fleas. Only 25 cents per bottle.
The GrRfenburg COnSumPtiVe,s Balm is
recommended the attention Of all having
Lungs Colds, either light When other Pectoral
medicines have failed this Dsy with certainty relied on In
carly Of Consumption certain In the stages
very certain relief
All those who lungs should test its virtues which
wonderfully ecacious in disorders tred wi
Many citizens Of Nashville attest its curative powers.
ALEX. MACKENZIE,
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u. n. GLASCOCK,

A VCTIONEER And GENERAL AGENT, would oferh
n services public, Agent for the sale Ests
NerOes Furniture, Dry Goods Groceries, species
property, either IN country Being determined de
the business and having had considerable
experience yss that give satisfaction thJse
Who favor in that line, always be
Counting Room Of the Pstro Office. where my Absence
ders nsy be lex nar4-tE
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gTVOBACCO..-so Oxss LonghOru stssd's saesgio
Fobacos. Cor sale cry low TERRAss Baof hkAs
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NO. 8, UNION STREET.
RAGAN,s PERIODICAL DEPARTBTENE
Special Notice,
"MOUNT VERNON PAPERs,v >

"MOUNT VERNON PAPERS,
BY the Hon. Edward Everett.
The New Yok Ledger Of January lst Is50 which win s ),
si day Of December, insaa VII rs
Of the "MOuut Vernon Papers, by tie Hon. EdEard sror
1t win also eontain ne beginning new story hy syEaaa
CObb Jr and many 0thr o. SURPRISING aacGssnss
The year promises brilliant 0r tbs Great EAy ~.
per- Those wishing regular supplies male she nscesszy
ransesnt With me- loves, subscription prizes. hass
made special arrangements ~ which viii receive sE,
ordinary early date
One Thousand Copies weekly.
Wow s the lime subscribe the ear 1859 this a1y q
the NswspsperOr Magazines. Those who have subscribed ss
for last ten years will testify that he place ys perod
regular aud prOmptly aeliEsrdkst HAGANs
decI3 No 6, Union strset
Fresh Garden Seeds.
LARGE and we'll AssO.sd stock E.A sesdla r.ssss
"A from the sooEns web knosn sesdsnsn. They VA b
open Ana ready for sale on MONDAY next, January IA
D. LANDRETH & son,
PAiadslplia, Ps.
1909 SSS RSRRsas RSRssa asserted SEEDS
InsiOr and arrive. Of their se ths shssr q wheA,s
veil they need WOui of rscUasnlaOa roz =.
JOHNSON, ROBINS &cO.,
ProPsietOrs Of TIE AmsrisaH Seed Gardens.
Enhers6sld coRs.
500 dozen a-sr,s arOu this hOass Tas an OH usa a.
sssnt house. and, perhaps sell more sed than any hos
we're ihs arst to nirOducs their SEEDS market s
til their wholesale sEents
Their given full satisfaction and many Esl
pleased superior quality vegetables pruucd hua
them tf-y will have other Among sir sses
found varieties net heretofore brOusht here.
RISLEY,
Frs5onia, Esg York
large supply from this house. put In boxes eontainsg t
papers. assorted, suit the county trade.
These seeds equal any the market and prs
them from having heeu grown 80 far fOTtI-
We have also large supply sf Beans and Peas hy he E
and bashei.
SHAKER SEEDS.
From Their Gardens Souh Union, KY
We always keep supply Of these Seeds, iheg have many
friends who prefer them to the Northern growth.
Gsrsrs families who wish their supplies hsa
their before hroksn
ia0 RAMS NROV7V
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FARMERS


VETILL be gratlaed that s
w continued srngency, have concluded suA
q reduction popular and unapproachahle Germ and
Cob Mill, the EXcelsiors vii bring 4 within The
of ALL Il offered for this only all complete,
Of griRng at the Of Dollars
As far this Is lover than the Excelsior
before offered In the United Sies superiority
viii appreciate efforts BY sending their ORDERS Believing
public Tong Excelsior pain
superiority, viii, without discussing It's surprising meIi 0ST
IL them with Ia. remark that the Excelsior adapted
ing and cob, wheat, Ee for stock and grinding
meal for family Il discharges The meal directly intc hsn
bushel, and provided with movable grinding surface Ee1
restored alta Il three dollars. Asns
Persons wanting the shove Eii please ADDE'S
JAMES @. BALDWIN,
dec24-dktE3m q, College street, Nashville. -s1a-
CJTAPLE GOODS..-we hs7s on hand an slsgaa, ssocs
- Of Staple Goods offering very prices ar
cash only ldeesf-al W. A. 4 J. G. MccLELLAND.
DOZEN Patent Apple Pseisrs just reeved ard Tor
= By iang1I > W. WILSON
A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.--ln Acres
"a OF Land with good mPrOyements, and partly uhere,a
miles from Nashville the GEllztin pksaud Louisville snd -
Vile Railroad. Apply to J. = r. W BROWN,
JAh'-zn 44'a Cherry s'ies.-
CAPITOL INVESrmENT.--Ws oasr for als
very desirable lot tor tie erection Of store hous Aaf
Also land beautifully located the Bread
pike, from the city Tbs land mostly bsFcd
and has numer % handsome building sites. Also,
land with Brick Academy, miles from The city The ar
tin pike. Apply TO J. l. 4 R. ". BROWN
jan7-lm ~ Cherry street.
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and New Firm.
Removal and New Firm.
y. HeN.. y. u. g.. A q, NOEd.
s.. A. G. NOEL dt CO.,
(Saccessors to Noel & COL
WH LESALE ROC ERG,
No. A, Market Street,

Next Door 70 2. Lanser & Ca.
TEAFING associated with in business Mr.. D. H. BAILEY
(fOruerly Of the house Of NchOl Green Bailey,
s Of College and Church the
elegant large Building, will be prepared
with promptHess than heretofore 0u
and sr Stores will be at all complete
and will 6 the most satisfactory terms sct6
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RISLEY,

large supply from this house. put up containing ss
papers, assorted, 10 suit the county Irade-
These seeds equal to any in the market and Prs
them from having heeu groEu far fOTth-
We have also large supply Of Beans and Peas he gAos
and
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janF-lm ~ Cherfg street.
ID DEMOVAL.---IIavng removed from their old stand =
ch1Ieh Streets DemOViiIe Co., DruEgisis Qats D.
moville Bel take this means q returning 70 Their Old pa
rOnase given them heretofore and g soliciting or ne isius
their stock Of Drugs, Medicines Dy ye-StuEfs,Acs
will ali the time Be full, complete and freh and shall suhaes
all articles usually 10 be fouai in Drug Store They Houd
say in addition 70 The assistants Arsy in their
PoI: & a ny 9ISe n % M % Ps,ion 81 o I sSTss gf ISsi
Prescription Department Orders in this line q their business
win 4 AZ hours be promptly and h''ur1y bRyoFS 5a CO.
TNDGEFIELD LOTS ron sALE.--sevsn hssu-
~ dfu Building LOtsn Houstons Addition, only few hua
s.rs, Wfa@s and other Add1ols Also mssaiaesni bat
ding lot q acres on Is saasn PIKE opposite The rssSsass
lots in Brownsville, ss miles from the city, ,,o,,-,
!anS-sm Real Estate Agents, a. Cherry a.
Finy Negroes Wanted.
WILL pay the very highest price fer likely Tsang
WILL. L. BOYD, ia,
dec5 Ne. 50 Cherry street.
UNOR SALE--I will sell my residences Cherry ssrsst,
formerly owned BY DR. Felix Robertson, l5l iest lsat
FAIRBANKSs SCALES.
FULL Stock Of all Sizes in '9Is s9a s'r nosT s
n now nAnaslo. oS1Io-- - -
CtLOVER sERD.---15 Barrels Pennsyiva-
u MIA Clover Seed Just reessSa Sns tos IS S$Is ca
deci5-d HARRIS. 6OhD0n q 20.
NEW HATS ron THE HOLIDAYsE
WATERFIELD a WALKERS.
VE7E have supsr assortment os Hats and Caps for s
w Holidays. admirably suited . the season. and n
WArEREIELD EwALKzE
FINE FURS--PRIcES Reduced
ENTE assortment Of Ladles' Dress Furs, q ~
most approved d' M 1Ts s5s WA FaikER
PINE FUR CAPS.
w siIkPlush Caps, er men. boys and ehildrsn' Of -
me A'''' " ''' -na = A'TTi W1TEkgTEID vALKER,
decls Q Public square.
NEW WHOLESALE GROCERY STORE
''o : '''"1 a :. ''''E' sa. 3. fss.9 isss s1S1 a.
MIzELL, HOOPER a CO.,
wholesale Grocers. Forwarding
eommrssIos IEHcHASTs,
AID Ds-tUss
PoxETGN AND DOMESTIC LIoUORs, re-
BACcO, CIGARS, sNUFFs, &C,
NOs. and Market st., Nashville, Tsns-
VXTB receipt o argo and fresh stock q 81 s
w elss usually kept % WAOssie Gro'sr to which We .
p To panctaal dealers Goods The
ayors6le isas and soisis % AZ eSAsiRaio1 % cur e.
S''''' solicited and h % MEL IL ELL S HOOPER :1 CO.
SPECIAL NOTICE IS CALLED 10
HICK -
House Keeping EstahIishment,
90 PZBLIo SQUARE Up S1z1RS
over Formerly HIcks' China Hall, ueSg
y. c.. Darden a CO-'s China Hall,
Nashville.
VN7HERE Catalogues Of x tA04znd q ne sEess 80
Nv ehsestsbishment nag had descriptive of e knd
bsne proposes and The ares on han e1d @
b coastany 70 ez a lover Pres than -
usus have been usually sold n this nAEei ~
purpoe always has bsu, IN whatever ousne8 D
bsen enrared. TO keep with the nproFsEens % theS
most respectfully s0lieiis call irou his erne PeD
feods shsther they O im1lsiats uent q goods'
a. - Fcc3I Al
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SHAKER SEEDS.

We always keep supply these Seeds a. hey have nam
friends who prefer them to the Northern growth
srnsrs and families Who wish TO their supplies had
better send in their orders before aosEt q broken
ja2 RAINS & BROWN.
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The eopveniioa then adjourned, and
The Common Council proceeded to the considers
ton of business. though the only matter Of import
anee acei upon, we belle was the passage, On
its second and third reading, rDder susssnsion Of
the rule. Of the bill TO create sinking fund.
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NETE have renewed our stock Grsces Liquors. &c, to
w the large sorehOuse Of COlege and Broad
recently occupied by Tsrass Bros where shall be happy 70
see sur friends aud Omer assuring them that better
prepared them the most isy9a5e terms
p & G. ANDERS0S,
RaIe Conner College and Brss1 sts.
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DaiIy Line U. 5. Mail Packets.

Nashville 70 EIsnlph.l!s., St. Lonis and Louis-
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1859-06-29
Franklin Aoademv.

THE FIRST Session of this Institution
Il commences 1st Monday in January
next and ends lst June.
The second session commences lst Muu-
day in July and ends lst December.
The Trustees have succeeded in retain
ing the services of Mr. SAML. Nc
CORMlCk, whose proficiency in teaching
is surpassed by few. Young men can
be thoroughly prepared to enter any of
the higher institutions Of learning in the
Southern States. The Village is very
healthy, and there is not, at present a
grog shop or place where arden, spirits can
be obtained in it.
Boarding can be obtained IN private fam.
lilies at $40 per month.
Tha rates of tuition are the sumc as
those in Academies throughout the State.
The Academy building is now in com
plete repairs.
The surrounding country will find here
advautr ges which will at least equal those
Of other places, aud 10 our District are held
out such Inducements as we believe will oh.
viate the nrccsSity Of sending our yonnr
men and boys abroad
s. B. MASSEY,
Secretwy
Dec. 10, 1855. 4l-tf.
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