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Sherin,s Sale.

Qf virtue OF venditioni exponas 70 directed,
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
OF Davidson county Tennessee, It's May Term 1859,
viii sxpose 10 public sale, the ~. hest bidder Tor
cash, al the Court hoose Yard, N abe CITY "a Nash.
VIE, on SATURDAY, Tie 10Th DAY Of AUSsIHT,
leos all the right, ute clam, inseIes and estate,
which T. Sarnier then had, msy have since ae-
qured IA and to the following described LIT u ground
Davidson county, stase u fennssee N the ,lty OF
Nashville, beng La No 1, In the plan OF wiisoa
Spring property, hicl plan recorded IN the Minute
Book Q, Of the thancery Court OF Nashville, &c
$40, said lot No. frohs % ct high Street. aud
runs back 10 fret with AeEwen street a f0ot
alley thence With said alley 81 feet 10 The dividing
line 81 Lots No and >, thence with said Inc lz1
feet 10 ga street, Themes with High IS
AcE~en street. being the conveyed 90 sati &
6srascr, by the Clerk aad Master Of the Chancery
Court, BY deed, registered IN Book No -, fzge 81,
IN TIE keglstrr's uiace Of DAVIDSON connsy, beng
irried ut as the property OF C. Cal inter- satisfy
Judgment rendered IA favor q H. s Fnenzn soa.
against < b. Lesler and c. Gamer.
JANIS n. HINTON,
iuyi4-td Sheriff Of Davidson county
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SheriG,s Sale.

DY virtue of vendtoni exponas 10 me directed
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davidson county, Tennessee, at lis May Term,
1859, will expose to public sale, to the highest
bidder for cash. the Court house Yard in the City
of Nashville on saturday, the 2tth day Of August,
1883 all the right, title, Claim interest and estate
which James Stephens then had, or may hive since
acquired in and TO the following deerbed tract ofand
lying in the county OF Davidson, State OF Tennessee
Di trict No. A, bounded as follows: tile north by
Vim. Binkiy, on the west by Jacob Shane. ON the
south by VIM Binkly, the East by Sarah stephens,
containing about acres, being levied tue prop
erty of James Stephens, TO satisfy Judgment rem
dered in faver OF johnson K Blair.
- JAMES NJ HINTON, f.-
july13-td Sheriff of Davidson county.
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Sherins Sale.

Df virtue q a veasitbent exp nas, directed,
ID ant delivered from the HaaoFable clFruA Court
Of Davidson esnniy, Tennessse, Al Iss May Terra,
lsss, sl expose 10 pablic szse 20 the hghe<s bid
der, fur cash. a. Tie Court hsas< Yard the Cay
II Nashville, on SATURDAY, The a0rH DAY 81 AU-
GCSf, fsSg. III The flsas riie. eLsln, inlsresE and
sstste, sAicn Williams Nc arc tbeu had, nay have
i1rqsErs IN snd 70 Ire fpe~lns described fei
grulnd abs sals1eFn pat Of the Cry Nashville
tAsftson es1nty, state uf Tennessee. let No. 50, N
Marry 4 clafborEeas FlzH. fruatias - feet tbs
norih side II The NnrfrersbeFo fnrnpikf. FEnaias
hzck on Lewis street la 30 atuensy fak ailsg Aad
bsanded the we~t ~ Los No. sz3; beng Issed On
tie property - Witiam Nciane. - SATISFY al-dk
msnt renzlsrea N favor ofc. y. Nance,
JAMES NJ HESTuN.
sfyi4-sd sAsfin q i1stzsea eoenfy.
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Hen ADVERTISEMENTS.
Sherins Sale.

DY virtue of venditioni exponas TO me directed
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davidson county, Tennessee, its May Term 1852
will expose 10 public sale, to the highest bidder
for cash at the Court house Yard in the City
vile, ON Saturday the 10th day OF August 1859, all
the right, title. claim. interest and estate which Jas.
Ste hens then had. may have since acquired In and
TO the following descrih ed tract Of land lying in the
county of Davidson State Of Tennessee, in District
No. 4, bounded follows: the north by VIM.
BinkIy, the West by Jacob Shane. the South by
W. Binkly on the east by Sarah Stephens, contaniDg
about acres, being levied the property Of
James Stephens, 10 satisfy Judgment rendered in
favor of Alfred Creei JAMES NJ. HINTON.
July13-td Sheriff Of davidson county.
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CHANCERY SALE.

Montgomery Bells, Exr's. VS.. James C. Owen
DURSUASr 10 decree Of the Chaneery Court at
i Nashville, in the above named cause, | will ex
pose 70 public sale, at the Courthouse in Nashville
at II o'clock, en- MONDAY, THE SIN DAY OF AU-
GUST NEXT, upon credit of g, II and Is months
without the right Of redemption purchase that
valuable Tract OF Land, purchased OF Montgomery
Bell by said James &. Owen, and now occupied by
him, lying on the Franklin Turnpik. Road about 10
miles from this city, containing between and hun
dred acres more particular description will be
given on day of sale. j. T.. GIEAVFS
Juye-td L ERIK aud Master.
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SheriH3S Sale.

by virtue Of a venditOni exponas, TO me directed +,
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
of Davidson county Tennessee, at ITS May Term 1859
will expose to public SALE To the highest bidder for
cash, at the Court house Yard, tile City OF Nash
vile, ON saturday the 20th day of August, 1859, all
the right, title clam interest and estate, WHICH JUS
stephens then had, may have since acquired and
10 the following described Tract Of Land lying in the
county of Davidson, State of Tennessee, Disrc No.
4, bounded as follows: ON the north by Vim. Binkly
the west by Jacob Shane, the south by Wm.
Bnkly, ON the east by Sarah Stephens, containing
about acres, being levied 5 the property
James st pbeps, To satisfy judgment rendered in
favor OF f. p. Whitworth.
JAMES ~ HINTON,
july13-td Sheriff OF Davidson county.
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~sy-rbe average exnense ner annnm 10

SThe average expense per annum to ths
members of the different denominations
throughout the United States, for the support
of their different church services, is estimated
to be about as follows: A Baptist and Metho-
dist about So 40; Presbyterian So; a Congre-
gationalist so; Roman Catholic SIS; an
Episcopalian SIS; Reformed Dutch s22;
Unitarian SIS.
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Prairie Farming in america,
WITH NOTES BY THE WAY,
CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES.
JAMES GARD, NJ. p.

JAMES GARD, NJ p,
Author of "EngIisn Agriculture, !" ssIetters on the
Corn Crops" "Hgh Farming" 'sTh. West
OF Ireland, =" sc. One vol. limo
"Ihe picture Of Prairie Farming is drawn, not by
smart Eden land agent or Spectator in the hope or
taking in unwary Britishers, by nm eminent Eng.
lish agricuturist. Nor the reader Invited ta poce
a blind faith in Mr.. Cards conclusions They are
given IL such a form as to show the exact amounto
personal knowledge and local experience from which
they spring; and the steps his calculations are in
general easy and obvious enough for the most orcn
airy intellect to follow And as far can Judge,
no element in the purely economical aspect Of The
question has been rsjsstated or forgott,n.-Ioaaou
Spectator.
W.T.. BERRY 81 CO., Public square.
inlyi4-tr
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nfm advertisements.
Forty Negroes for sale.

(s0NsISTING of Men Women and Children, Boys
~ and Girls, several good Cooks Washers and
lroners, and also good Brick mason and Piasterer.
R. j. LYLES,
july14-0 IS Cedar street.
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War Europe.

rs remote and recent win The Vienna Treaties
q ls1&-ls. IN fuii-by DHgzane-
Containing also Two spleadid maps, also, engravinss
Il The principal places Itiy, and portraits q tis
leading men ensasea IN the pr sent cal sfek-
gie i.eeeixed to-.lay b. Expresz-3o Gus, by
,slx1 join YORK 4 On,
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l. " Il II A
For The Consideration Of StnSible PtopIf.

INDnLlSG abant is net the practice q DR.. hESfCk.
IL lie uadefst 5nds The disease once aud cures.
lie hates io1g tamperiHg around and bong running
bids. bat szrks % hansTahle pfncgire rssterta-
bic fees and - essh PSI mepfs- Cases gises up By
other Physiclsns are otten cured - iir. NEzncx-
Once On college street., corner Il Line-
jaiys-tf
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Wantea,
owxre ax

OWNER for fwo Boxes reserved per steamboat
" marked ;. r. RaeAns, ans consigned % A Bzlisf
ss ,sl,,, Team n A. PARRISH . 90.
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Holloway. PHI. ana ointment

Persons leading sedentary lives will ind Holloway Is
Pills the best substitute for exercise which science
supply and in his Ointment remedy for all Ill
corous diseases. Sold so Maiden Lane, n. Y.
iulyl2-iw
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miscellaneous.
RUTGERS GARRISON
6l Warren ST., New York.

FT'HESE Canop'es have many advantages over any
Il others in use. They more graceful IN appear
ance, and more Spacious and airy. They are easy
adjusted Ia any Bedsaead, and very simple in co-
struoiion; are quite elastic, and therefore. easily
adapted 10 Bedsteaos of different widths. They are
not III the way OF arranging the bed: do mar nor
nInre the Bedsicad the least: In short thew COM
bne the great 81 elegance with durability and sim
| plicty. iuiy6-lmin
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NJ. G. BRUCE,
Auction 4 Commission Merchant,

NAsaavILLE. TENN EssKE,
ID ESfEGffUIlf saliets eons,gnnssnts Of Nsrckaa-
II disc II all classes Sltisatlau given 20 eensiEns
ees ana purchasers nearly a. possible. CaEsisn-
ef gesas - tls market wlll md my auction
seil atted nPs ead the goods s be said witAe1f CO
iAf ane TIE money paid ever foFtbwiih-
N.k-Segos<1E huesht ~ sold On my own arcosnf.
casrEes re@s eaasie ana Liberal sag.neas sasas an
eeasig naaaats- mars
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CLERK AND MASTERS SALE

Wiley Bradford ct ais vs.. James IL. Marler ct ais
DY virtue OF a decree of the Honorable Circuit
ID Court, at Nashville, Tennessee pronounced 10
the above cause at its May Term. 1889 will expose
o. public sale 10 Z e highest bidder at the Court
House ward in Nashville
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-15

ICE! ICE!
THE undersigned just receiving the largest and
II hneft cargo IL Ice thai has been brOnghi
10 Nashville We have now between 100 and ls0j
tons, and satisfied u.at customers will confirm
what say 10 rs quality. The price we believe
viii also be Satisfactory. To those who eater Their
names a. tie beginning of the season, ire sibe fu
hIshed, a. loIg lasts, az two cents per pouEc
pepots al the North-end u the Market House and IN
gine House ON Cherry street, near The Bank Of Ter
sec
~sson vii deliver ies 10 tiore who desire d At
cents per pound Marlin 1 PACkEt- !
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Wanted
ICE! ICE!

EgFTEEN SHARES MECHANICS BUILDING As
It SeN1ATIoN STOCK inquire Of
mayso-tf 4 R. eitscocK a co.
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DIsSOLITION OF C0PARTsERSUlP.

THE cora tnsrshp heretofore existing b,twcen
Il CiISfoS BSKSE and jams .MIIIEK dh solved
by mutual consent on tie SOth day 81 Jcne, by the
retiring u Clinton Byrne iFsm the 6rm. Al debts
due IN cnfm viii be collected by Jane p. Miller
and all noes other Indebtedness of the IN be
paid by him. ClIN1tBS BiRNE,
July Am JAMES D. MILLER.
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the following described lot of ground the City OF
Nashville south OF Broad streets, the corner Of
Cherry and Dcmumbrade streets. said lot s sold for
partition among the above named parties.
TEaNS-Said Lot will be sold upon a credit Of 6
and IL months; notes with approved curty payable
IN Bank will be required, lien retained until the
purchase money Is paid. DAVID G. LOVE,
Junc29-td Cork and Master.
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GOLD PEAS.

A ns~ sappiy q tAs bsss article, isss received ,,
nasas poas yozK e 90.
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Having such an advantage in buving | can
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a BARGAIN.
HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

OFFER my House and Lot for Sale in
Il Lancasterville, containing acres, "A com.
Portable dwelling House and other ont bull.
dings, with spring 10 the lot Those
wishing to purchase will apply as am de-
termed to sell.
The remaining part Of my stock Of goods
are offered at or below cost
All those who know themsey es indebted
to me are requested to pay before fall
JAS. ROBINSON.
June l3, 1859, left
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FOR ONE NIGHT ONLY.

The Citizens of Lancaster Village and
vicinity are respectfully notified that Bib
lical and Astronomical leeture will be de.
livcrcd in the G.. IT,, on "Wednesday evening
July 18th, commencing at 8 o'clock. Also
The Progress OF Intcmpcrance illustrated -
The old man and his Ass or the fctly of
trying to please everybody with Il variety Of
amusing pictures, exhibited by Heans Of n
Magic lantera. X. NJ. NISBET.
Admi,tance, 25 cts. Children and ser
wants Is cents.
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WHO IS TIE HEIR;
Or, The Dark Mystery of the Deserted
House"

BY WILLIE LlGHTHEART,
Author of 'Lula Wordsworth" "Winnie and
Willie" "The Children of the Sum-"
"Old Heads and Young
lleau:s," &c, dc.
The publication will commence with the
FIRST WEEK IN AUGUST, and continue
through the ensuing three months, unfolding a
plot rcplcte with stirring incidents, dark and
mysterious developments, with a strange and
startling denoument. The Proprietor, Wiling
to encourage Southern Literature by pRACrI-
CAL means, has paid a round price for this pro.
duction, and hopes that generous public pat.
ronage will remuncrarc his outlay and thus en-
courage, by the only method possible the de-
velopment of homc-talcnt.
In addition to this, several contributors Of
known ability are constantly engaged for the
ENQUIRER. in every number, letters of cor.
rcspoudcnce appear from different sections -
The brilliant and witty "RUBY" writes regu-
larly. Our promising young poet, j. WOOD
DAVIDSON, contributes every other week
A lady of Columbia, who is well known in
newspaper literature, but whose name we are
not at liberty to disclose, has been permanently
engaged for our columns, and viii write short
and brilliant sketches for each number. In ad
ditlon 10 those, We receive constant supplies
from Rev. J. w. KELLY, j. FOREST Cow
AN, ". w. EAST, Mrs NJ. w. STRATTON,
"PUNCH," "A. H. L." AZ. Y. H." who, with
our own st.ict and careful attention to current
affairs, make up weekly meange which, the
proprietor believes, will inter, st readers of
every class and should attract the patronage
of our people.
THE ENQUIRER is published in YorkvilIc,
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an extra paper to the person making up the
club.
Send for il Immediately, so as TO get the first
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tcrs should be addressed to the "ENQUIRER,'
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LEWIS NJ. GRIST, Proprietor.
SAM'L W. MELTON, Editor
July St
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"Groceries. -

SUGAR and COFFEE of all grades -
- TEAS, Green, Gunpowder and Black
Bacon Lard, in whole half and quarter
Bbls, also, in Kegs. Prime Mess Pork :;
Mackeral No. /, 2 and 3. whole, half and
quarter Bbls, also, Kits No. /, and 8. A
No l article Of Sugar cured Hams by
Messrs Jno. Fitche g. Son, also, the cele-
brated Washington Ham. Rice, Ginger,
Spice, Pepper, Soda, Raisins and Candies,
sc, &c.
JOS. NJ. GAYLE.
Camden, S. G.. iItf
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State of South Carolina

IN EQUlTY-LANcAsrER DIsTRIcr.
Sarah A. CASTOR, Adm'xl Petition for
of w Thurlow CASTOR. pawn ent Of
rs. Solicitors fee
SUssn Jane Dye
II appearing to the satisfaction of the
Commissioner, that the defendant Susan
Jane Dye resides without the limits Of this
State. Ii il ordered on motion Of VIII
liams, SoI'r for petitioner, that the said Su-
san Jane Dye. do answer, plead or demur
to the petition in above ease on or before
the first day Of October 1859, otherwise
judgment pro. confcsso will be ordered
against her.
JAMES II WITHERSpOON,
Z r l. d.
June %, 1859. 20-3m p { SO
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" OF TO e /.

"E would respectfully inform the cti-
w zens Of Lancaster and vicinity that
vi ~. ID. L.. G. ZEN.
Artist from Charleston 8. g. has arrived
and taken Rooms at ~Odd Fellows Hall"
where he is prepared 20 take photographs
and AmbroiYpes in tho latest style.
All are invited TO call aud see Specimens
June 29th 20-tf
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busters, Manti'las,
of every description,
Bonnets aud Flats, Rib
bons, PnrnsOls, Umbrellas,
Boots and Shoes, Hats and
Caps, Hardware, Cutlery,
Crockery, Glass Ware, fine
assortment, ,Trunk ks Carpet bags.
Table coverings, in Oil and Linen.
And almost every thing usually kept in the
up country stores-thIs is no putting. Call
and see Tor yourselves. Our stock Of gen.
tlemens wear are very fine and Of the la
test styles, all the articles comprising our
stock are too numerous TO mention. We
leave our friends and patrons 20 judge for
themselves.
We return our sincere thanks to our
friends and neighbors for the large share Of
patronage they have extended to IL and
solicit II continuance of the same. We will
sell goods o. low as they can be bought
this side Of Charleston and very low for
cash. We sustain our old motto, small
profit and quick returns"
STANLEY & SCANLON.
Mineral Springs, June i7th, 1859. I9f.