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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-01
The Underground Isaiiroad--A dozen
Fugitive slaves from tirginia oa
the Tramp.

The operations of this Gins titution" do not
usually come to the knowledge OF ih- public,
as there il no Law requiring its directors TO
make verified statements OF the freight aud
passengers" il conveys. Viewed in a hnan-
cial light, the business IL the road l. ofcon-
siderable Importance. On Saturday evenlng
last. not less than ffieen thousand dollars
worth of -proper'y' passed through this
city ON train oi the underground fair
IN rivalling the Central. But the most
wonderful part OF the story Is, that IN the
transit across the Suspension iiridge al Nj
agara. abe property suddenly beeome
mrlamorphosed into about dozen smart,
Intelligent. young and middle-agsd men and
women. These ..ehaltel prrsonai'w 're part
at large shipment which len Alexand'ia.
Va. about the time Of the HarP-r's Ferry
insarreclioa., -Rechesg EzYrsss. asa vi.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-01
ee- The Penn,ulran,an. the leading A

mnistration Democratic organ in Pennsylya-
mia. says that the assertion the Democratic
party Of he n0tion is in favor Of FREE TRADE Is
FALsE." And il declares that Mr.. Buffers
recent exposition of the Turf views of the
Democratic party in Massachusetts, is the
recognised creed of the Democratic party in
Pennsylvania. This may all be so. Bat it is
equally evident that the Democratic party o.
the South is in favor of free trade and that
Mr.. Buffers views on the Tariff are repudia-
ted by the party in the South.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-01

SALR or MuI.Es-The Georgetown Journal
states hat VIM. G. Graves OF Sc Is parchss, d
Tecruily. Of Mr. Harvey Rowland. OF Harri-
san. iOheaa of mules at 81, 900 SIS per head. ]
Ms. Graves also purchased OF Mr.. Rpscberry.
OF Bourbon. 90 had at $50 zach.
Mes,rs. Vol Hidreth aud Vim. A. Osborn.
~ Bourbon. sold lat week ~ mules for sl60
per head.
90 head al 500 pr head.
Mr. Morris Thomas. OF Shelby county. sold
Ia the 9Th alt-, 20 Mf. W. ), Helm, OF the
sme county. SO two year old mules at slice
n head, on four months tiue. abe mules de-
veraiile on tho lst Of Deceurber next.-Lz-
| lgfon Ots.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-01

go The price OF passage to Nashville
has. We understand. b en- ard a. sT-rrss-
paAbie enough aud yea safficisails rsmnner-
alive 20 tie company. The tariff for freighis
has slso been made rs 10 do justice 10 both
HE shipper and The company. A road 10 be
slsicis nliy and safely managed must charge
diving rats for the business iG does--Loass-
kilis Ctagtrr.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-01
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,
Monday. Oct. 81. 1859.

MONDAY, Oct. 81, 1859.
The House met pursuant TO adjournment.
After the Journals of Saturday were read.
Mr. BraZcltOn moved that the House adjourn
a token of respect to the meinory of the
late James G.. Jones, Ex-Governor of this
State, until tomorrow morning at 81 O'Clock.
The motion was seconded by Messrs. Mar
tin, OF Wilson. Farrelly, of Shelby, and But
Ter, of Carter, i'll appropriate and eloquent
remarks; and the House adjourned accord
iugly
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-01

The events OF the prst week have sent
I Is thrill of horror through the land and filled
-a1sf the hearts of all true patriots with terrible
misgvngs. The phantom of a grisly terror
asi has invaded every Southern home, and fright
u ened slumber from ten thousand quiet house
u, holds WasA Cor Of BIii'mOre GtPper.
Before be peuned the above, the cores
pondent of the Clipper must have bnlted a
can of stale oysters fried, overdose of beef
steak. dish OF broiled fish, with the usual
accompaniment OF sauces, pickles, &c. and
,st- after weighing them down with hagou Of
- sour ale. gone TO b. d. In the resulting night
q. may be found the basis of the horrible
fancies which people his awakened brains
:" The phantom Of grisly terror is but a spec
tire gotten up by that glorious supper; and
o. invaded no ones home but that of the gloomy
correspondents. We would suggest to him
months enjoyment Of air, exercise, and alb
stemiousness; and then a visit TO Southern
homes. He will find that no ierrors have
va been there---no slumber frightened from a
8 single household. Harper's Ferry em<atss
~, have terrors TO the Southern people.
2 They may fire US with indignation but the
ssssz history Of American slavery assures that
"a there eau be no extensive Successful insur-
.tsaz section, In our midst, and consequently we
hare no fears Of safety. va9HgG is-ssr
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er- A good story IL told Inv T.apcas

! eE A good story is told by Lancaster
paper, Of an incident which occurred during
BucHANAN's recent visit to that place. J. b.,
Pr seems, took fancy TO q brakesman on the
brain between Columbia and Lancaster. and
thus accosted him:
Mr.. B.-Young man, are you employed on
Shis train?
! Brakesman.-Yes. sir
Mr.. b. (patronizingly)- How would you
Ike to have a situation at the White House
Brakeman (mischievously).-Old man,
hour time is too short
Mr.. b. made tracks for the bridge.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-01

THE WORKING OF AN ELECTIVE JUDICIARY.
The Anti-Rrnters in the Anti Rent region
round about Albany, have thrown overheard
Judge Ira Harris because, according TO law,
he decided that leasc-hulderS must pay rent.
The beautiful operation OF an Elective Jul
diciary--the creature of all sorts of inter
ests, passions, pr,judices. and politics-is
thus again illustrated N. 7. Express. ,r
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-01

NEARLY TARoUGH.=We are informed di-
rcc'ly from Mr.. Goodman. President of the
Road. that the staging at the gap on the
Miss. Central r. r. between here and New
Orleans, was only u miles on last Wednes-
day. and the Iron is all laid down with the
exception of about % miles. In few more
brief weeks we can travel by Railroad all
the way to New Orleans from JACKSON
West Tenn. Why.
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DEATH OF Ex-GovEnNon JoSrs.-ADJoUR

DEATH OF Ex-GovERNoR JoNEs-ADJoURN-
MEsr OF THE LEGIsIATURE.-When the Legis-
lature met yesterday morning, the death OF
Ex-Gov JAMES c. JONES was announced, and
after the delivery of number of eulogies
upon his life and public services by members
of either house, the two branches adjourned
till half past nine O'Clock this morning, as
mark of respect to the memory of the de-
ceased.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-01
New Publications.

NOW [ uUIICdtlUuS.
Old Law Books.
w. T. BERRY & CO.,
Public Square,
Have just opened few cases
Old English Law Books,
To which tn y invite the attention of the
Profession, viz: 49,
|. Yesfy's Cbanecry Reports. vols. folio;
3. Vesey's (Jun'r.) Chaneery Reports. 20
vols;
). BaeOn's Abridgment. 7vOlS;
4. MOOrt'S Reports. l2 vols;
5. WentwOrth'S Pleading. 10 vols;
6. MylR and htentS'S Chanctry Exports. )
vols;
7. Long on Sales. | vol;
s. BlaekstOne's (William) Rtpcrts. vols;
9. BlackstOne'S (Henfy) Reports. 2VOlS;
10. Browns Eases in Parliament. vols. 4tO;
II. TOmlin's Law Dictionary. vols. ito;
u. Abridgmenl Of Cases in Equity. 2y. folio;
Il. Moods Institute. lVOl. lOliO;
Ii. East's Reports. l6 vols:
Is. DurnfOrd and lasts Reports. SV. folio;
l6. DOmat's Civil Law. vols. folio;
II. Lilll'S Practical Register. 2YOlS. folio;
Is. Dyer'S Reports. 3 vols. SVO;
l9. b!erS Reports. srOls. folio, in Norman
French;
90. SaunderS' Reports. 2 vols. folio;
81. Sulliyan's Lectures on the Laws Of Eng
land. vol. 4iO;
%. HOffman'S ChaDeery Reports. vol.
20. Gases and Opinions in Matters of Law
and Equity. 2yOIs;
81. Cases Concerning Settlements. lVOl;
25. Ambler's Reports, | vol;
26. BlackStOnt's Commentaries. 4 vols. Alto;
81. BlackStOIe'S Commentaries. Nv. SVO, calf;
2S. Presidents in Chancrry. vol.
80. BOsanquet and PuIler'S Reports. ~. SyO;
3d. COke'S Reports. 6 vols;
81. Douglas Reports. vols.
y. Evans Collection Of Statutes. vols;
%. llaxwellS Marine Law. 2yOlS;
81. COmayn'S Law Of Landlord and Tenant
B. Hawkins Pleas Of the Gown. 2VOIS
Sc. IIaleS Pleas of the Crown. 2VOlS;
81. Sugdtn Oh Vendors. lVOl;
IS. ArrhbOld'S Practice. 2VOlS;
~. Neville and Manning'S Reports rtIatin:
TO the Jffice and Duty Of Magistrates
vols.
40. Barnfwall and Ad6IphuS' Reports. sV
Al. Barnewali ard Creswelrs Reports. lOy
42. COOpfr's Select CaSS. Decided by LOr
BrOugham;
u. COOper'S hanerry Reports. lVOl;
II. Atkyn'S RqOriS. syolS
d. TauutOTs Reports. 7rOlS.
46. Perre Williams Exports. syOIS
AZ. Chitly's Eurn's Justice. vols.
so. Bentham's Morals of Legislation. "
81. Trials for High Treason and Othe
Crimes. 6vO;S;
81. TIE Newgate Calendar. 5 vols;
81. The New and Compete NeWgate Caller
dar, VOS;
81. Criminal chronology or the New New
gate Calendar. 4V;
IS. The Great Oyer Of Poisoning: tn
Trial Of the Earl Of Somerset for IN
Poisoning Of Sir Thomas OTerberry, i
the Tower of London, lev. SyO;
W. T. BERRY CO., Public Square.
81
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-01

ge- The CdthOIc Telegraph of Cincinnati
has an article on the detection of DR.. FORBES
whose leater to Archbishop HUGHES was
published few days ago. 1t says in the
course of its remarks
We seek not to suppress the expression Of
the high esteem in which we have held DIR.
Forbes. or our regret for the step be has just
taken backwards.
Neither Protcstants nor Catholics will be
contented with the Doctors unsatisfactory
letter. He must speak out his entire mind.
He must tell us in what he has found the
Church wanting. Insinuations about "mOral
truth and virtue will not satisfy. We and
the public will look for facts. If the Doctor
| has found Ondcrdonks and Kallochs amung
| the clergy, or that the teachings OF the
| Church incucate immortality or slavish sub
mission, let Us have the proof. But if the
! Doctor found the life of a Catholic priest too
| hard after what he had been accustomed to
in the Episcopal Church, and the care of n
| congregation Incompatible with the care of
his children. let him tell us the whole truth.
! We shall then know where to place him.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-01
BRANDY. BRANDy..

yITE have just received 20 be sold for account Of
w consignres, the following sapeFier Brandy viz:
Half Pipes olArd, llaisey X CO /, C'gnae. iss2:
" - f1nra CksIian s Co - lsSs.
4QuArter fasqaib 1871;
. otard, Tnpey 4 CO. 1855.
The above sill be u on = creeif q monfhx.
II nnt disposed u prevs'ns pext suetaon sae
(faesday nexi) viii be oferea a. auctson- Gil
CARTER. wnsFoRD GO.
octes Ne. 8 Aarket street
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8 Valuable Lot Of Land near
Nashville.

AM Offering for sale low terms, tract Of Land
4 on the Louisville Brsnch Turnpike containing
two hundred acres, about half cleared nine miles
from Nashville, eeJoining Tie lands uf En- ch Gun
ninEhsm and l. Bowman IL ts gsod flrming land
peculiarly adapted 10 the growth 81 wheat ard
fruit Nth excelleni water. IL viii be sold low. APP
ply soon 90 stEf A. V. 5. IINIsI-kY.
oct2z-lm
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AnfiiOn Sales.
Auction Sale of Groceries
BY
Carter, Wilsford & Co.

On Tuesday. November LIST, 1859.
100 Bags Rio Coffee, $50 kegs nails assorted,
so hf. bbls. Molasses, IS bbls Crackers,
Sc bbs. ID. X. powdered 100 Cases Fields ID. cans
Sugar, Oysters,
so bbls crushed Sugar, $50 Cises Fields ! 10.
90 bbls. Pixies Magnolia oysters,
Whisky, 26Cases Picked Oysters
IS bGls Robertson county in glass,
Whi-ky, 100 Boxes Tobacco various
40 bbls Burbon Whisky, brands,
SO - Rye - $50 Boxes St. Louis sc bar
10 90 Wheat 90 soap,
IS Z" COgnac Brandy, 200 Boxes Palm soap,
30 90 Holland Gin, 100 - Foxes Pearl
80 bbls J. II. smiths Starch,
Okes ne Whisky, so Boxes Lancaster Co.
300 Realms wrapping paper, Starch,
500 assorted backing, 800 Packages Star Candles
200 Sheidam SchLapps, 500 doz Painted Buckets
800 600 Assorted Cigars, 100 dog. Wash Poards,
100 Boxes II. Louis matches 100 - Nests Isl Tub
100 Gross Shanghie " $50 - % (3) :"
$50 a German " 100 Boxes W R. Cheese,
rs Bags Pepper, l25 ID. &"
100 Boxes Fancy Candy.
We will also offer consignment of fine Brandy
consisting OF the following well known Brands.
So Pipes Otard, Dupey & Co Cognac, 1852;
AZ % Pinett, Castillau & Co. 1854;
4tz 90 Bis4uib :" 1857;
Ia &c Otard, Dupey Co. &. 1875:
The Brandy will be offered on {, months, with
approved Endorsed notes payable in one OF the City
Banks Its quality BE- tested previous the day
of sale by calling at our Ware house.
oct CARTER, WIlSFORD co.
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Take Notice.

A $50, on hand, Preserves, Pine Apples, Pickles,
n Tomato Cafsup. Sauces, Oysters, SaTdires, sal
mons, Iobsters, NC, &C. FruIs, Oranges. LEMONS,
Raisins. Figs, Currahts. cifron, &c. Cheese Dried
Beef BeeI feaEne, &c Spices, feas 8e. 10 be sald
cheap either wholesale retail.
cHAs. ROBERTSON,
oct21 No. q Market street
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HoIloway's Ointment and Pills.
Even # the whole surface of the body is absolutely
blattsd with pustules, incrusatons or running
sores, it may be healed and purified by the ONT
nett, assisted internally by the Pills.
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slIis article fpr over ten
cpSFIgf-ScE AND TxtTH 81
born atie o. SAY Of
ER Has IT FAILED IN
ETFbCf A CUkk, when
Wc know an instance
one y iio Lscsl q, "a
I lighted wIth its opera
II Aighrst coInmenda-
|, and nseslical virtues.
!. "NaAF uk Do KsON -
ea1c. AsD PLn,GE oCE
EENT - NaAT "a sKEa
instance Ahere the IN
J and eEtsanstior, rclie
|, tscnty miuntes alter
: tered
. ii0u is she prescriptior
: fsEkif-NCkD aud SAIL.
= land, ana has bees
: fkts srCcksz ~
: nF CAsfS-
!, froia I1ln, bot invig
: tsr1eis. cerrrtts art.ii
crFy 90 she shoie Bys-
stsafft relleVe
} hONE-S, AND
GsllIC-
: stch II not speedily
I Sc bsiiegc a The besn
wo4iD IA All caseE O.
: RIGA ~ CHILDREN
2 tscthinx. Or fr,ila any
? say % every nolhef
: fTuu any u the flsrega.
, LIZ fOlR FkEJCBl
, faCE % OIHkfsS
ine chii1 End tlIe rei9f
At1suLtTnY SURE
= noaEine. u un.sly
: slii seeompsny each
= iess Tie fac-siDile u
lcEk p "a the cut
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M'SreIlaue0us.
$50 Reward.

DANAWAl from the ST. Chou. Hot I on Saturday
u last, negro girl named EVA, Of copper color
and about seventeen years OF age-abOut medium
height, and viii weigh l42 pounds; hair black md
Inclined to be waivy; very pleasant cOunte-
nance and extra fine teeth. She had ON when she
left gold cross rings aud number OF finger rings
brown merino dress and checked gmgham sun bon
D-t-was raised in Coffee county aud brought 10 this
city on Saturday morning last Tor thehTst time
will give the above reward Tor her delivery At
the sale yard OF W l.. BOYD, Of Nashville, Tenn, or
her confinement in any jail SO that can gether
GEO s. BOILING,
81. Ciond Hotel,
oct25-lw Nashville Tenn.
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Mebifal.
AsIS. wINsLOW.
RIIIEF ANp nEALrH no YouR INrAxrs.

Price IS cents per BOTTLE
We have isutup and SOLD
years, and CAS- sAr, N
IL, what Nc have ncxer
ANY aIhcr mechanically
A SINGH INSTANCE. To
tifne.y used Never dld :
OF dissatisfaction b. Any =
The contrary. ell are dc -
Iians, AID speak Ia terms :.
ton u IL nlaEical ensis -
We stesx Ia tllif mattel A
After Ten years ekI-,rf
REPrr4TIo> YoR I'M trnll
oscIAHE- Ia almost every
ftnt n suffering froIn IaiA .
wsli be foaBd Ia lfl~en Or
ti5c syrup h admins =
This valuable pre- ara =.
Of ssne a the NtET ~ =
EUL MUSES. "a Nr~ kng :
a-ed vita NkkEk FAlL :
IIlBLcAAil1 =
Not cnly reilrNes The clssid :
.srAEss the stasaach and :
ify and gives tszae Anf "a
ten. IL wiii allaoSt a.
6KiffS6 II TliH !,
wiNI-
and oxercnne esnyalsiols :.
remsciee /. eae - deelli :
and - EEsT aEEnor - fEA :
DYSENTokf AND DAk -
~6ether n arssrs from 4
osher causs. Ne weuid 4
xho las = eAlid snnsfns :
lax casnpsamis-fo NOl =
CfS. SssR IHE ifEztJt =
stand rciNesn yooT sn1ef
th4f aill - snFe-gest
o. folio9 the use II lhls
used.
Full asecsess Tor azlas :
eollie- Meme kenuiAe IA :
CtkfiS 4 fkhk1Az. Se~ :
$50 sFsFsses
Sal1 - arQxztsis fhroash
FriAcaal ol1ce ~. IA,
szn<1akNls ffee Is
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LADIES VESTS.

IIInH Seekz ssalsns Sleeves. hssvy ana Fl se~s
eess-n Il. AeGliI-
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Furnishing and Fancy Goods.
WE are nos receiving hne assortment 81 Fur
w nishing Gcods, Of which We name SHIRT
every ofRauerns apa latest ssyles-collars,
Gloves Susnend ers. Robes Neck Ties, Pocket HAND
kerchlefs. Umsrellas, uNDfEW AR-esery rarie-
fy--Msney Belts HALF H0sE--of cotlon Wool Mo-
rino, and cashmcre-TRAvEilNG SHAWL s, eaunt-
lsis q illrk skia Kid and c-f, &c-. for sale ~
octsH J. III. Nc<sIlL-
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The att ntlon OF consumers is respectfully called
10 the subjuined table. the result phtonctricaI
exan alton, by EDWARD y. KESr, OF New York
Chem 81. and dated Feb. 3 1850
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nfm AoDrrtisfmfnfs.
sale of Funds.

T1HE Nashville Building aud Loan Association sell
Il large amount OF Funds % night al the Mer-
c ants Exchange nov1-lt.
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kEROSVNE ON.
The New York Kerosene Oil Co..,
A Reduced Price.

(ksTABIlSHED ls54)
A NNOUNCE that, having made great improve
I meniS IN the Manufacture Of Kerosene, they are
now enabled to offer il Go the Trade al
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Tobacco.

30 anf aEu Tobacco. eaT
ExTRA Fins Chewing F~seoce, Tor sale at 8
II s~fit RAINS, BROWN COS
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LOST.

nS Wednesday niEht last. large BREAST PIN,
~ cont4iplng Gentieman's Mlnasnre. II was loSs
either on charch or spruce streets. Between Wing
and bread- rhe finder VIA be Eberaily rewarded by
leaving Il Al this oslee. sctsI-tf
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Or. EAl Ing

Respectfully announces that numerous en-
gagements compel him to remain here this
week.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-29

the night eel o. Thursday. after anehoring at
the More, there seemed fair chance Of seeing
next day day bow she would comport herself IN n
smar, sea dewH the channel. The daua disap-
pin,ed no one who wished to know bow the Great
Eastern wouH behave in seawsy. The anchor
wa. not up and the run dnwn the channel cum
meneed the 0irhlsr Sands being passed som after
TO- The breeze kept rcshening. till 1t an,ouHted
at times to gnlr. and the old music among the
sbrnuds and rigging became louder and louder.
In tho D.wns the wind ireshenei up eoIlsidern-
Lly, coming ,lead ahead. and for the first time
fair comparison Of the Great Earstorn with other
ships c..uld be made at sea. A heavy swell was
running. and lnrse vessels were lyingto nnde'
close reefcd tupsaii. pitching deeply 10 tie sea,
and sending The spray IN cl'nd- from their bows
At this time the Grrat Eastern was as motion
less M n rock. Now and thru heavy rollers pass
ed her: but their -ze and acton could only be
known by observing their effect on other ships
A number of tho passengers went forward to the
extreme end Of the bows. and remained Watching
the stern of the vessel by comparing it with the
line of the horizon to detect movement. Only by
such rigid test this could it lie discerned that
the Great Eastern was moving gently now and
then scarcely more than "a To-, along her entire
length MS the waves rushed under hcr Il vase <
culated that the surface Of the Great Eastern OPP
posed to the wind whseJua t. an Verse pressure
Of III wards of 200 tons, and made difference of
hetweeu three and threennd a-haf knots An hour
in her speed Yet, with her paddles only going
six ar seven revolutions, and her screw froa % to
80 (which was exactly whit il called half speed
the mean average Of her pace gave more than II
knots an hour.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-29
CHILHOWEE SPRINGS FOR SALE

THE undersigned Commissioners appointed by decre =,
the Circuit Court OF Smy county, In the case Of n y a.
and others against Benjamin Patterson others viii Aes
TUESDAY the 18th day of OcTonER next being m, dr w
OF The October term of Smyth County Court vel, nj th t
door OF the Court House of county, acres Of LAVA
Guiding the celebrated CHILHoMEE SULPHUR SpPISl,,n
Unsurpassed in Medicinal virtue by any mineral wni. in
stale These Springs have had from the earliest seItlnn e
the country, great celebrity have effected many rem"ta
have been much resrled 10 by visitors when
aii"n' could be had and We doubt not would csor,nd -
h lhnrcds and thousands u improved rs they should be
They situated within about mile Of Nireiuiu
nessee Railroad in the county of smyh, in valley Of M
mld, fork ot 1loson in Of the fertile nnd L.,',I
regions OF the South West. railroad easy and ch
grade could be made along level valley, extending from T
Virginia tennessee Railroad 10 the Springs TN. sn,i,t
bold and capable of supplying humber visitors rn
grounds handsome and AFFORD beautiful sites for hl
Ter extensive establishment Capitalists are invited m
anime the property, rs an ' estinen Speculation IL rn
great attractions. ''"''
TERMS.-fhe sale to be credit of one. two ilr.. ..
folr years, with interest thereon from aud the cxr.
OF one Year h. purchasers 10 give bond and aupryn 81.
curity, and the title retained till the purchase money is nni
BEVERLY JOHNSON. t., r
JANIS " SIIEFFEY Commissioners
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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-29
Sale of Valuable PrOperty.

IN Of decree VI the Circuit Corrt NJ
III noke pronounced at the August term, 1862 IN IN, mi, a.
Peck ananfne breught 10 close the partnershjp
Peek anford inngtrne) the Undersigned who wa ~
pointed Commissioner for thai parpcse viii Offer E SAL
The highest bidder In the town OF Bristol WRpSE.n.y
I'd dny of November is,9 THE VALUABLE TOWN piahme
ERTY In the town Of Goobson Tor BretoI) owned by p
iIan,rd Lnnghorne, consisting Of LOT facing M.
Depot of thy Virginia Tennessee Railroad and the East Tenn
nessee and Virginia iailrad with front of feet m
emen stories high 10 feet 'front.' with six rooms two On
Kitchen and servants House. rooms ss
House, Corn Crib and stable with 70 Horses
Pin Alley, with Bar Room Lumber House Lodging R
all in good repair with Well the LOT Of wafer md m
reliable stream In the place. Ko, TWO LOTS az M
East side of the Virginia Tennessee Railroad Depot An we
occupy Positions respect traie or tra ye,
any improved Property In Goodson Bristol and no
Advantages superior To any that can be had In either place
TERMS SALs-The terms of sale directed by Tho H.,
Of Court are as oows onethrd cash. aud the baanee ON
credit Of and II months the purchaser giving bonds or ,
table paper with sufficient scnriy for the des
These the parties NAV naLe
favorable the credit payments The title will be r.,
until the purchase money Is paid in full. 'ed
yI-dt2noV r., JOHNSTON Comr,ts.;.