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TO PASSENG ERS.
IInTSE PAINTING

the suScrr Is prared 10 with the greatest promptness
all contracts however large which may be tendrd aud
upon tail give satisfaction lie IS also
pared % all manner Of
ORNAMENTAL PAINTING, aRAiNiNG AND AARBLiF0
Having that department securd the services Of the most expert
Had experienced artists.
The subscriber would request persons having WorA IN ans line to
give him a call before making final arrangements. ~
K. I. FLEMING,
uarohs-stf No o. Unon St. between Cherry and summer
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EA/ANGED.s-The Principal Of large Boarding school
w toryoung ladies' situated the town of Columbia de
ses 70 employ lady capacity keeper One Of
experience viii be preferred Fort uh reference apply at this
ONCE. LAMBETH
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LOUISVILLE a NASHVILLE RAILROAD.
Cess 8 6. 8 -.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

ON and after Monday, November 9h 1855 Trains wllrun
follows:
Norpng Train. Evening Train.
Leaves GsIlatin 73OA III Leaves Gallan 1900 r ID.
Arrives Edgeheld " 9U0 do Arrives Edgeheld " 80 de
Leaves do "lu:U0 do Leaves do " $3.50 do
Arrives 6allatn "Il3V Arrives GHllatin !" 500 do
The Train leaving Gaan 100 A NJ, and Edgcfed at 10
M connects at Gartn with coaches and from Louis
Vile leaving Edgeeld al 10 A NJ and GallRtn 1t
with mail coaches 10 and from Hayille and
Carthage Only mornin Train will he Sundays.
III Wearing apparel alone constitutes baggage Of which each
passenger allowed SOpounds free. charge will b. ade
for which he paid to the conductor Other
articles baggage in the baggage will be charged
Gxpre freight which be paid the agent Of the Express
Compa y.
Passengers taking their seats Gallan and EGgehed without
purchasing tickets, will charged ten cents extra.
isua6-tf ROBERT MACLEOD, Superintendent.
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Cabin Passage. Storage s.
Excursion Tickets, good to until January s6, So
The Weknown first class Side-wheel Steamships,
KEYSTONE STATE, Capt. G. Z. MAEsHMAN, ami
.-. STATE OF GEORGIA. Capt. J. j. GAVIN,
Nov form Regular for the North leaving Charleston and
Savannah alternately, follows:
The STATE OF GEORGIA. from Savannah, the 5, 18th and
2jth Of every month
The KEYSTONE STATE from Charleston, the 10th, Goth and
Both Of every mCnth
For safety comfort having superior State Rooms, these
ships are surpassed by any the One Hundred
Miles the Delaware River and BayWO nights
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

e. - IsEs5zztzs1-Z
80 ~ $50
being importance e proper protection OF
the Track, keep Of the way gravel and other
trains freight he regular uniform Of speed
which only omplished running schedule tine
therefore that the freight be the tine
laid down schedule, that thirty days from
viii the Nashville and CElttanOO
"a Railroad Company, Schedule stations My.
". COLE,
isn9I-f BPG Sup't Of Transportation n. & c. R. II.
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1859 IS 49, 1859

1859 So - 1859
Hannibal and 81. JOsCph Railroad,
of Missouri.
COMPLETED and open through from Mississippi to Missouri
$50 miles further West and DO miles nearer the
NEW CsOA.D REGION
than any Railroad Aforing the shortest, quickest and
cheapest route Western Missouri, Iowa, Kansas
Nebraska and Pixies Peak.
Trains leave daily O'Clock, A NJ, arrival
magnificent composing The H. & ST. Jo r. r.
Line which leave dairy O'Clock, p b., whereby
passengers Joseph in "A hours from St LOUIS and
Joseph with line Of first class Passenger Packets
which arrival OF trains from AtcisOn Legyeworh
City Nebraska CITY, Council Butts and Omaha. Gaining
From 4 days over any other Route.
Time from Nashville to st. Joseph, 90 hours.
Fare from Nashville TO ST. Joseph
$3.50; from Chattanooga S23.5S. d.
Baggage checked through Meals and StaterOoms Packets
free Freight taken EngTants desiring to
company depend going through BY fast freight
trains.
Through Tickets, (and the only route BY which St.
Joseph can n reached BY aToad for sale at the N & c. r. r.
nd STEAMERS all the principal Railroad offices in the
United States For information address JNO H. low IN
p. B. aROAT, Gen Ticket Agent, Ten Agent -. LOUIS
JOSIAH HUNT Supt. Hanplbai. lel---uoIn
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A. C. c1EzGR W. c. wILLsFoRD !. B. MIERRIN
REMOVAL AND NEW FIRM.
GARTER, WHLLSFORD q co
(suceessos Carter Mckay & Co., and to Lnier Co..
EEAyE day associated themselves together under the style
and firm name Of Carter for the purpose
OF doing Auction, Commission and Wholesale Grocery
house. lately occupied by MesrS d. Lanier Co.
having the entire stock of 10th houses will be at all
times prepared fill orders at the lowest Ca prices
viii claims against the Old firm of Carter Mckay
hope that all who indebted to them will come for
settle immediately ant e close the books at
GARTER, WILLsFeRD 4 CO.
SUNDRKES.
I65 6bs 'd DO Sae IS Ibis Ibis Roc Herring
. kits No Maekerd; 80 boxes oTangesi
o5 q do =. large do
Jus. landing from steamer Rover for cash
JisAN Ja&}4 bbls Eice fresh Gran
N''-'''' ''' '-' - CARTER, wILsFoRD & CO
jan. II. No. 5. Market St
TAigUH,2CO Boxes Fo1s Pearl Starch, the best article
CARTER, wILsFoRD & co,
jan.II, No. !. Market
OYSTER Cases Numson Thomas & Co.'S Superior
Cove Oysters Warranted equal to any put up For salea Bal
N--''' ''''' CARTER, wILsFoED co.
jan H. CT No D. Market ST.
aE.S.-loO bbs aOf quarter fresh
cTanherries just received and for So by svoD,
4 ma BAGS strictly prime Lauyra Coffee Just landing and
janll Nos, Market street.
81 BAGS prime old Government sale low by
ed CARTER, WILLS, ORD & CO.,
janti No. 5, Union street
BAGS strictly prime baltimore Ooee, tbs ar
PbeE that has this years.
ing aud FOR low by CARTER, WILLSFORD CO.,
janll No s. Market street.
EtOAP.--3JO Memphis sals for sale at
S1Aanufacrurers prices, freight added 10y
CARTER, NILSFORD & co.
jan. IL. No. ). MarSet st.
EfSEslNG--9oO Boxes Dried Herring just in
4 store and for sale very low by
CARTER, WILsF0RD & co.
janl No. ). Market
! PAINTED BUCK ETS.--jOO boz. Buckets assorted
just by trade at manufactu
| prices with freight added.
CARTER, WILSF0RD & CO.
! jan. II. No 5. Market st.
SUGAR alto hhds strictly prime add choice Louis
! = Sugar; landing and for sale low cash by
! CARTER, WILLSFORD & CO.,
! jan1I No. ), Market street.
wanted AmmcCi lately.
On nhsk LBS Of we'll cured and trimmed Bacon,
Eb7F. SgSBSE hag round, for which pay 90 TO gLSc
bO~r orufo side
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

VIM E1It ANaIs llNNE I'M In y
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
RAILROAD.
Great National Route.
FEyERmINATES AT WASHINGTON AND
Baltimore East, and Wheeling, Benwood and Park
eTsburg West, which places uuites with Railroads.
Steamers, &c, for and from all points in tie
West. SOuth-TVcst and Northwest.
Two trains leave Wheeling daily 1890 p NJ 1910 A NJ
Direct connections made by these trains
For all the Eastern Cities.
This Is the only 10 Washington City.
Passengers this Route visit Baltimore, Philadelphia
New Yerk Boston, the cost Of ticket to Boston alone BY
ether lines.
Time as q.ck and fare low via any other Route.
Inquire for tickets Ohm RsilTOa at
the principal Railroad 0ices in the West.
Z. p. FULLER Gent Western Agent.
L. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
WP Smith, Master transportation. deco
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OFFICIAL.

A correct eopy: J. P. CLARK. CIsTk
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WHOLESALE DEALERS IA
Foreign & Domestic Dry Goods,
READY-mADE CLOTHING,


CARPETINGS,
WRAPPING s WRITING PAPER, UMBRELLAS,
ETC., ETC.
Ne. SO. Public Square, Nashville, Tenn.
VETE are stocking up each department Of our establishment
Wv friends sn dealers at wholesale, that
prices and terms reasonable
We brilliant and attractive stock than
febis-dsm DOUGLAS CO.
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Opinions OF the supreme Court OF Tennes-
see, Delivered at Knoxville, Ptember
Term, 1883. -
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7Hk CAPACITY OF THIS EQuAL
THREE THROUGH
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tTlagCEE 2vO Boxes FoHs Pearl Starch, the best article
SJn the market for salelow by
CARTER, WILsFORD & co,
ian. II, No. ). Market st.
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FConsumers depend upon getting pure article when
they buy the Valley Whisky is sold BY the boeony.
WM. H. DAILY,
10 South William street, New York,
janl9-leo en- Sole Proprietor
Smyrna times., 1859-03-24
BEic;l,

In smyrna, Of Consumption, on tie l7lh in
slant, IN The trinmphs Of tairh, Benjamin IL
Webster, in the 22d year Of his arc
In Smyrna, on the lSrh Instant, Of Consump-
ton, Jo@n II son Of John NJ Deunlug, in the
@lst var OF his age.
In tins town, on the I9jh instant, WIN. Writ.
Inta1f son OF Henry r. and Eleanor Parsons,
aged on" year, five months. tWenty-iour days.
Ia Camden, Drl., l~th instant, Of Congcsri,c
>c1rIaiIna, Kate, daughter of DIR f. nd SalIle
Dawson, aged years, 6 months. aud 1 DAYS
a tender bad, yet studded with the brightest
OF mornings dew-drops, transpanlcd from
earth's thorn-strIckcn garden to the Paradise
OF God there to untold is leaves in immortal
youth where Jesus sand, There angels do al
ways behold the face OF my Father winch is in
Heaven "
Smyrna times., 1859-03-24
Nj see Liza n EO u S.
Delaware Lotteries.

The Delaware Legislature at its session
which has just closed, TOR bonus of $S720,CC0
gave to Col. France, ot BtIIImorp, IL lottery
grant for twenty years. The bill provides that t
three commissioners shall be appointed by the
Governor OF Delaware TO superlnLend The draw
lngS III order that the gambling may be done
" decently and in order" Gov. Burton has D.
pointed Alfred r WOntten, John Dale and Jno
w. Walker. The fees allowed the cJmns.
sioners are one dollar for each drawing, which
snakes salary OF abont six hundred dollars Per
snnum TO each commissioner. Mr.. Woo.ten is
young lawyer, who moves from Georgetown
to Wilmington, aud receives from Col. France
as his attorney, salary vi $3.50 year. MIR.
Dale was Chief engineer Ot tue Junction and
Breakwater railroad at salary of 500 "a
month. lie resigns and moves 10 Waning ton,
Ill order to supernlend the drawings OF this
precious lottery, aud becomes clerk for Col.
France, at salary of $3.50 a year. Mr..
Walker was member Of The Legislature VIII ch
passed the lottery bIll. lie did live at Lewes,
IN Sussex county, where he owns q large
amount OF real esta,e aud has been doing Il
large and profitable business. Tue presumption
is fair that he dnrs not leave all aud 90 to Will
mington, for $500 ycar. Of cotlrs,, be gets
S20UO also. We cln't FIR the ile Of us see
what inducements Col. France eau have to paw
the State commissioners such enormous saar.
les. In the meantime, huvcv, r, we urge the
people to buy lottery tickets la the DcilwaGe
l1;lery. Suppose mIn is he>Itatng whether
10 throw a five dollar uute III the fire or buv a
Dela"ar" lottery ticket. it in preference to
burning II he sends II to one of our Delaware
lottery offices, all he loses is the three cents
postage he pays on the letter, aud has all the
fun besideS.-PeRinSHlar NtuS.
Smyrna times., 1859-03-24
The Washington TRAGEDY.
M. SickLeS presented for Murder in Tie First
DeyrGe

M. SickLeS presented for Murder in Tie First
Degree.
The grand jury ON Thursday. after a patient
investigation, presented Hon. Daniel f.. Sickles
for the wItui murder of Phlip Barton Key
Against Mr. BItte1Worth, who was present at
the killing, they found no bill. The National
InteUig encer says th1t Mr. Butterworth has
not been called as witness by the grand jury !;
but the CaioR adds ih9 following further and
more important facts:
The jury also had under consideration the
case of Mr.. BItterworth They examined
several witnesses; among others, Hon. K. j.
Walker, Hon. William NJ. Gwinn and Mr.
Woodbridge, but they did not examine Mr.. B.
himself The result Of the examination was
the exOneratlOn Of Mr.. BuilerWorth by almost
a unanimous vo,e.
The Washington Correspondent Of the New
YORK ItmeS, writing on the S:h inst speaking
Of The counsel in the SIcklrs clse. says:
For the prosecution, Mr.. Oud will, of course,
lead in virtue Of his Office, and, probably,
Chough as yet none has been retained,) Mr.
Keys family will engage associate counsel
For Mr.. SIckles, there Will appear the Hon
Reverdy johnson, (Nhp is Mr. Butterworih's
counsel.) Messrs. Staunton, Radcliffe, Chiffon
aud Magruder, Of this bar and of the New York
bar. Mr.. James L. Brady and Mr. John Graham,
who have been selected, tro;n a legion Of vol.
uHteers, as proper representatives of the repre-
sentative from New York. Mr. Graham will
open the Case, which will be summed up by
Mr.. Saunton, aud Mr.. Jas II. Brady, one of
Mr. SIckles earliest ard through lite, one OF
his warmest friends. The prosecution wall be
conducted, according 10 present appearances,
with great fairness, and without any spirit Of
personal bitterness.
Smyrna times., 1859-03-24
Some ofthc Evils of Il Financial
6'vi..i,


Not only is II With the ruined merchant the dcrre.
Gallon OF property loss OF CrCdIl aud ll,. rnIIi ~ ST.
RES arising from bankruptcy that need make HE more,
fortunate tccl Tor the poor Through Il cod vlrtcr
IhcIe are sill deeper msIurluncs far htiu lIHt IN;
affairs. Here lies some OF the wur Of the c,ii,-
When you come 10 look The i1cIs the iuCc Of
the great quantity OF men and women with FAM.
Hcs OF chIidrcn-Oui Of employ m"HI; wien ihc
hiafhlhery OF The taClDrlCs stII; iie silence that
Prciats III The shpy ards. and all the Gr,OiutiUu, OF
suspended labor laclng the rIgur winter, Tor Ihc
poor ana hredy 1t i truly hcarItEtIng Street beg
sars Hhd prof, sslonal brgeaIs in Il pCncrous country
llkc ours docs well enough; but an there lee. not
the deepest sOrrows The kccncsl sings of hurlcris
iISl icll y ia 'sc WHOM the Almighty ht, cn,N ed
VAN spirI FAR above nrggIng-a class oI ,ropl,
whose uhiy is"aiS OF NuHSi>lraCr labor and Wili
plenty 81 work are comparatively happy; but when
tal a1ur Is sHudrHy cut oil. aiid they throw uu-
on '"a world ana brgiry and starvation sIarps ihcl
III me lace lhcn comes The TRIALS that their very
hrari strings. There are many widows with lnIr
t"l"'I"H ana Ihi single t1OuS WItluul luci almost
destitute Oi Clpihin1, and not showing Macrc their
next lhrdl Is lo cont lfum, Wlic lhVr IN le bIhC> N
urOh their WliIcd and hIt-amlshed breasts; and ia
say o ,iiCIn - INTO the street and cy " Womb ne
next 10 death. There Instances recorded ui laIc
Where d"aih has ended suffering rather than beg
lh"Ht are me ones VII" need a'd from The luru
nate hands 0l the charitable; those arc the ones MAT
are lruy To De Pl"d, and Chariv the puIr and
a6i"d Is one o tue III ~ prominent aud nruulllul cha
rdrIcflsUs Ol Christianity. To tins class of s!iCrltp
Erohe' whenever can learn WhO they are, am one.
VINO Is going tn put ny gOms down to first cost If Eu
nri"" I,aI tuihg tbs dull seuson NoI only AIN
ul9PosCu ln give my inC III tlIs way To The worthy
poor, BAT at IIis season OF the year am NOUS Il,
riu O my WINTER stock at some lnW prIre rather Than
Keep II over to next year Therefore, If Wiacr Boots
anu shoes. for both men and women don't cor for one
price they must 90 tor anpther for am determined TO
sell 81, I1Ik out Tor hIrgIIus at FLA NlGEN'S )
ch' aP shoe store, No. lO West Second street, Viii
W"n2t 'h February lSih. l5E9.
Smyrna times., 1859-03-24
LO OK lie 4 FI!

why is thai such crowds Of smiling happy people
are ,al'y anu hourly leaving The door of IN Mccha
les S"ic! 1t Is because hcy glad that tlcv have
me-" 4"t Il Nl"fe where they can get everything that
hty can PD>SihiF want. either Ia eat, dGnk tl>c Or
wear ani III such a~onIshlucIy Low Prices that HE
fI>H Is Tremendous I" sec the iuil and elegant as r
m'"' "i az kiijS OF GOODS. OF winch they buy Grcl.
h"fsaiis, aud =: on Ih.ir Wav RECURRING
icr>"is Wis.mg WALL. PAi.f.RS will do well Ia
give u all as We have The arcr,t best and cheap
CT ass rm"nd "v,r offered Tins county The slnrk
OF pkl 60, IDS, HRO' ERES. PROVISIONS No
H""S b"nS. SHOES. (luc"tiSW rrc, Cutlery. Whips. DC
Is unsurpassed al the Mech tncs Store WcsI com.
m"rcr tcrrt. shy rua. Del.
marl1 ]. il. WILLIAMSON.
Smyrna times., 1859-03-24
lE ;agFi@e3.

On the 10Th Just, by Rev s. w Thomas,
James II. Collins, to Mary Cammeron, all OF
kcut county, Del.
On The I7'h INST, by the same, William
Matthews, TO Margaret A. SIcoX, all Of New
Castle county, Del.
Ga the 10Th inst, by Rev. j. n. Magee, at
the residence nf the brides father, near Willow
Grove, William Broadway, to Susan Sherwood
On the l1;h ln>', in CHRIST Church,, Milford,
by l;rv. J. l.. McKrm, A. K. Wooiten, Esq, Of
G"orgetown, to IthoJa Burton, daughter of
Governor Burton.
On the l@lh Instant, by Rev p. Mansfield
Mascaline Carrow and Mary Aun Green, both
of Newcastle county.
Smyrna times., 1859-03-24

" The Galitornia travel is opening with
great force. The steamer Illinois uud Northern
Light last week took out over one thousand
passengers. The fare by the luaI was adver-
tised at $50; by the oppositi,p $50; but it is
known that large portion Of the stcerage pas
FenSefs We're taken at less prices-many as low
as as %23--the price only of tickets tor crossing
lie lsthmus
o. The cor,3 and cotton crops of Texas re
sand to be very promising. The corn in many
places is SIX inches in height.
Smyrna times., 1859-03-24
something New,
For LadieS and Gentlemen,
FOR SALE BY MISS S. Z. BELL,
Main Straet S,nvrno Nj


FOR SALE BY MISS S. Z. BELL,
Main Street, Smyrna, Del
Dr. Caters MproUed Chest. Expanding
SHSPehderS.-ThIs Is an entirely new aud SUI
pcrlor article. For Gentlemen this is IA sub.
stItute Tor the old-fashoned Suspender. II is
Ilght and elastic so constructed that il is i'm
possible for 1t to bind under the arm 1t is con-
structcd upon anatomical and physiological
principles, and is highly approved by Physicians
and Surgeons as being conducive to health and
gracefulness.
Lad'"s CHEST EaPandjRg shirt Su$pcndcrs
These are Tor the purpuse not on!y ol rApand.
ng the chest and Improt lug the II 4urr, .ut also
Ior carrying the whole w"Ight o; the skirts. 1t
Is well KNOWN that nervous discusses ANA w.ak-
nesNes are brought on by the foolish fashion
prevalent amongst Ladies, of wearing the
whole weight of their skirts about their hils
w IN this article any number OF skirts may he
worn without injury to the health; they IN fact
embrace all the advantages OF the stay and cor
set, without any of their evils.
Parents, look to your Children. These Bra
ces are almost Indispensable for Children, as
they are liable to contract the habi of stopping
aud Struggling their shoulders at school, caus-
my them To grow narrow -chcsicd, and laying
the foundation for consumption ard luuV dis
eases Parents should bear ths in mind. IA,
wearing one of these Braces will al}evmtclnat
difficulty ia ii very short time. Go to Miss
BELL :, and examine them. They are 80 d low
much cheaper than any others yet offered to
the public, and. besides, they are much better
Smyrna times., 1859-03-24
Trustees Sale.

By virtue of drcfee Of Iii. Circuit c. vrt
Tor Kent county, IN eQnIiy, the undersig "a d,
Trustees, Will expose to public re TO the gu
est bidder, Oh TiiURSDtG, IN Of Apr... 80
at Ii o'c.ock, N, al The tavern porch u Jvhl
McDlnIel, Esq, IN CHts,ertowu, the following
lands and tencmeuts Of Nicholas B A. Teton
aud Wan I Appleton, I,ing ~ Kra' county.
NO l,-CoHtatn> 9 ACRES, L 4o! aia y
Perchcs; 1t lies directly opposite 'Caulbs
Field School House. on the main road fom
Batter,heil Hi to The Bay side. ltaarous the
CauIk's Field Farm; has been heavily l.mcd,
aud is without buildings.
NO. 2.-Comu2nly called Tn. Eccc.ton
Tract and with about IL acres plrcag,c!o of
Mr.. VIM. L. SklryrN, cuutaius 10 Acres ii
Land, Of v'ry superior qlahfy; II has Lrea
aeavlly Tuned aud produces Iiae crops OF eraIo.
Ihe Dwelling Is frame; there Is ! Wr.. ii
water IN the yard, and The Farm Is ,AIlcl NO
TWO fields
NO 3,-A Lot Of Laud, confirming Acres,
Roods and 70 Prrcne>; his new ir.me
nous" and stable; the land Is good aud lle
81 ua'Ion is dcs rabie as Il storr, Cartwright
shop. &c.
NO IA FARM containing IL Acres
and 81 Perche> divided into three tl,l.s.-
THerc Is New Brick House now occ&p,cd BY
Mr. VIM L APpleion Stables. &c; Pump O.!
water at Tie door. The Land IS III & good stale
Of cultivation and has been very coa>idetay!
lImrd.
NO. 5,-The T.lIcn Farm" The Dwell
Ins Is old, hat Of brick stable, corn cribs sc.
y well OF water in the yard aud stream oi
water running between it and No. / cor TINS
% Acres, IN high State Of cultivation, h.a''
Iy hned. There Is also a Meadow wing bt.
tween this aud No. t aud ,, that has been uu
derdraIned, and is rich.
No GA Tract Of WOODLAND, 1djon'
ing the lands of George b Wcstcott, ESQ atd
J Fletcher Rlnggo!d, deceased, lands " !
Sklrvcn aud the Brown property. 1t contains
% Acres and Rood, and, 1t is computed viii
yield 40 cords OF Wood to the acre
All these lands lie near BelIe-A AR and Batter.
Shel.-ln pleasant nelghborhood, convened
TO schools, churches, mill, store, landings, &c,
with WOOD, &c, and having been mpr0.td
are desirable purchases
Mr. VIM L Appleton will show them to any
who may call.
o. The Terms of sale, as prescribed by the
decree, are: a credit of SIX, twelve, eighteen
and twcuty-iuur months from the day OF sale
with interest from the day Of sale, to be Sc
cured by the bond OF the purchaser or puFch1'
Srrs, with security TO be approved by the lruS'
tees. Possession of most OF these lands can be
given at once.
o. The creditors of N Appleton ae re-
luesied to file their claims duly proved, WIN
the clerk of the Circuit court for Kent county
within four months from the day of sale.
GEORGE VlCKERS,
RICHARD HYNSON,
Chestertown, mrl7 Isl Trustees.
Smyrna times., 1859-03-24
0ublic Sale.

On Thursday, 7lh April, 1859.
AZ - o'clock, m, at the Tavern Porch ct Jotn
Mcdaniel, Esq, in Chcstcr,own, a ,hatT5RT
a"d Plantation, in Kent countv, Mt. alI innr
tie lands of Mr.. s51ua" Kerr, p f Ra,n. "
WeIch aud others, about l !. miles Of Keau,cy.
VILE ard within miles ut the Sassatr.s aia
Chester rivers.
The land is klad potion lined; well va.
tered and tiuc Meadow.
The Dwelling IS new; Ou,- Buildings TEN.
po'ary. Mr.. Lewis Anderson, tenanr sui
shrw It to any one des;rous to examine il.
The Terms Of Sle-Sl 900 in s!xty day>
$1,000 on the l>t January l~t0. ~, l,UuO on Is,
January l>Gl ; balance 10 , and wears.
The Farm contains 100 ACRES and is good
property. a sale viii be made.
GEORGE NICNERS, All
ChcstcrtoWn, nrl2 l. For James Smith
Smyrna times., 1859-03-24
Farmers, Farmers,
LO0EG 90 YGage gNv'EEssEsT

We are now receiving the alI-nporant articles for
Tue Oai Corn aud Grass crop> which viii be sold low
100 TONS Pure Super Phosphate Of Lime Cook
~ limerick sand JoHruu's ml:lulcture. PrCc So !
per Ion' cash 40 per ton, months SIP, t months
NorE-lt /, believed the corn crop NAV be increas.
ei one iiiih by the use oi these Phosp plates.
10 Tons PaciGr Ocean CtAAO;
500 BuSl>. Ground PLAS FER;
Ai.o; OF best quality, lUooJ hu,hs. fine LIME;
100 Bu>hs tho.ce CLOVER SEED;
ij do d. Timothy Seed
" BAiId'ng Stone, Brick, &c always on hand
GEO. w. CUMMINS g. co.
Smr-na, Ma.ch $50.