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Des Arc citizen., 1859-01-21
WASHINGTON. Jan. 7, 1859.

The exposition made by the President in his message at the opening of the ses sion, of his policy in regard to Cuba, Mex ico, and Central.America, IS accepted in Europe as the policy of this country. The consequence must be either an acquesence in that policy on the part of European powers, ,or immediate preparations to resist 1t. The latter course is undoubtly now resolved upon, if it was not before. We have had various intmations, formerly, o the determination of France 10 interfere ir as manner hostile to our interests with the concerns not only of St. Domingo and Hayti, but of Centra! America, and par ticuarly of Nicaragua.
 As long ago as when MT. Kerr, of Maryland, was minister at Leon, he dis covered the existence ofan intrigue, if no1 secret treaty with France. under which the Isthmus was to be protected as against invasion from the United States. Various Occurrences have delayed the further inter ference of France till now. But France Spain ard England have. no doubt. come to an understanding some time ago-anc il is believed that our government had due notice of it-that Cuba should not change hands-that it should by no means be ac quired by the United States-and that, il its colonial dependence could not be safely continued, it must be erected into an in dependent monarchy, under a Spanisl Prince.
 The course pursued by the British Gov ernment in all the negotiations respecting Central America, showed plainly that they were waiting for some crisis in regard te the same before they disclosed their pur- poses. We shall soon see then, their game, and the French press affords us some hints respecting it. The United States will not be allowed to assume the control of the Isthmus because '' it would be tc yield to them the future transactions be. tween Europe and the entire Orient French armaments and French diplomats will soon play a conspicuous part in Cen. tral American affairs.
 Louis Napoleon likes us not, and would willingly have a war with us,. sweeping us from the Ocean and taking posses. sion of San Francisco This state of things may require from us all the prepar- ation which may be convenient, and par ticularly an early commencement. of a mli- tary and mall railroad to the Pacific, and the passage of the ten small steamers bill which was reported yesterday in the Sen. ate. Yours, &c., Ion.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-01-21

HEAVY EMIGRATION &c.--1he Memphi IS and White river packets, since the lst of Jan nasy. have left Memphis with more passen- gers for the White river region, than we ever rccollect to have noticed during the same iength of time in the past five yeays. Inc Return, Capt. Riley Jones, and the Admiral Capt Pete Flaming, each make weekly trips from Memphis to Augusta, on White river
 and West Point and Searcy landing on Little Rsdriver. The Evansville, Capt. A. Baird
 makes weekly trips from Memphis to Jack sonport. These three boats have brought over twelve hundred persons to the White river valley since the 1st inst, over one half oi whom were q new corners" to the State. The censns of 1S6) will exhibit population Tn Arkansas that will entitle us to at least four Representatives in Congress. and the majority of population will be so much increased North of Arkansas river, that those who have con centrated State and National patronage at the present State capital, regardless of the inter
 ests of other portions of the State, will be invited to take position of < GLORIOUS RE-
 TlRACY1 t.&s 4-.ga. ..... 4 -a
Des Arc citizen., 1859-01-21

e@s@ The official returns of the French Colonial office show that 16,500 negroes have been obtained by French agents from the eastern coast of Africa, and con- veyed to the island of Bourbon or Re union. French Guiana has received s72 Africans and Martinique 5l5.
 EsS~ The Chicago Times states thai there are only seventy miles of railroad tc complete between that city and New Or. leans. a distance by the rails of nine hun dred and seven miles. By the list of De. cember, 1859, the cars will be passing over the whole distance
 aGy- An exchange says the poisoning of liquors sold in New York city is carried on 10 an alarming extent among the retail CTS. The New York papers mention in cidentally. that stranger there recently bought three cent drink of brandy, anc died of the effects in four hours. s9 John W. White, of Tennessee whose obituary has been published 1T most of the papers, was seen short time since at Paris. Texas, alive and we'll. A Coon RULE.-The police of New Orleans have entered into mutual agree ment not to drink ina cofee-house nor il public bar-room during the presen year.
 | Ma, KEITT's SuccEssoR.-Gen. Aye has decIared himself candidate for Con gress. to succeed Mr. Keilt in the Soul Carolina delegation, the latter having de clnsd reelection.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-01-21
Nrw YORK CosrRAcrons AND THE

NEW YORK CONTRACTORS AND THE BIBLE.-The Providence (R, I. ) Jour- nal is responsible for the following:
 The contractors in the city of New York cannot be called infdels. They be ieve in the bible; they buy it at 30 cents copy for the public institutions and render the bll at dollar. They have too great re- spect for the sacred volume to sell 1t at any such shabby price as they pay for it. This little fact has come out in the course of the investigation that has heen partially made into the municipal corruption. It IS regar' ded as delicate manifestation of the re- spect for religion that is always entertain ed by New York official; moreover 1t shows that there is nothing that he will not make money out ol.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-01-21
STATE OF ARKANSAS,
 COUNTY OF PRAIRIE,

SUUNT1 UT hAlhIE,
 In the Prairie Circuit Courtto the May term thereof, A. D., 1859, on the Chan cery side thereof, in vacation December 2lst., A. D., 1858.
 Jacob A. Beck, Complainant,
 Theophilus T. Henry, ct als defendants.
 And now, on this day, the said complainant, Jacob A. Beck; files herein his bill of com plaint against Theopbilus T. Henry, as ad- ministrator of the estate of John E. Beck, de- ceased as we'll as in his individual capacity, and Sarah his wife, Edward A. Beck. Mary Ann Beck. Henry Afford, and Elizabeth his wife, John Henry Beck, and Edward l., Hicks, defendants, the object and prayer of which bill is to obtain decree yesting the absolute title iu complainant to the South half of the North east quarter and the North west quarter of the South east quarter of sec tion thirteen, G3,) township two, North oi the base line, of range eight, West of the fifth principal meridian, and it appearing by the affidavit of the complainant that the said | Theophilus T. Henry, and, Sarah Henry, his wife and the said John Henry Beck are non residents of the State of Arkansas, it is there upon ordered that unless they appear to said bill and plead, answer or demur, at term of the Prairie Circuit Court to be begun and holden on the fourth Monday of May, A. D., 1859, the same being the 23d day of said month, the said bill will be taken as confess ed. w. H. ENGLAND, Clerk.
 A true copy from the Record.
 Attest, w. H. ENGLAND, Clerk. ian 2t-2W ur
Des Arc citizen., 1859-01-21
Memphis Market.
MEMPHIS APPEAL OFFICE, Tuesday January IS. .

CorroN-The sales yesterday were not large the only noticeable feature of the market was the sale of over hundred bales at 12 cents and over; 696 bales weie sold as follows 2S bales at cents,3 at 9a, at 9f, 50 at 10, 3 at 10i, 9l at 104, at 1Os,, 127 at lOs, g at 10s, s1 at II, 148 at III, 52 at t1s, 62 'at114, 10 at l1s, 16 at IF, 9 at IF, 95 at F, 4 at 124. Of this, SIS bales sold at rates under Il cents, and 37S bales above and at Il cents gtf fI' E. tf | t.fHf
Des Arc citizen., 1859-01-21

TN AND SHEET IRON WoRKER.- Mr. Il. Bestwick, has opened a shop in Des Arc, and will carry on the above business in all It's va rions branches. We have known MT. B., du- ring the past fifteen years, and can safely re- commend him as good mechanic and deser- ying the encourag ement of the public. See sdge tisement in our columns.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-01-21
Aldermanic..

MI. Editor :--If N. H. Burk, A, Q. Alex lnder, Wm. Greenslade, and Samuel Carr will accept of the position, as Aldermen iol the town of Des Arc, for the 9th corporate year, they will receive the support of
 xEI II4- MANY VOTERS. .
Des Arc citizen., 1859-01-21

SAppLE, BRrDLE AND HARNESS MAKING.
 Wa invite attention to J. S. Anderson's card, in our columns. MT A. is an excellent workm m, and from the general satisfaction he has rendered, his customers are ready to at- t3st to the fact. His stock is of the very best, and his work is made to stand, as well as to ,,,.,s 60 the eve. Encourage our ''home me
 chanics,'' for the profits upon their work are
 not sent out of the State to build up monopolles.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-01-21

s@ The New Hampshire have nomi. lsed Asa P. Cate for Governor, and federick Vese for Railroad Commission Among the resolutions adopted was le Endorsing tue administration of Presi- nj Buchsnsn.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-01-21

ARELIc.-We have lately exhumed in a ellav of our village, the old wooden press lat the Messenger was first issued upon. It as the identical press that Gen. Greene prin- d the dispatches of the army with. It is ladeE dnostly of mahogany. To compare il ith the presses of the present day, it is in. 'sd s}curiosity.-[ pendleton (S. O Mes nger. so,-~-.re ..--...t..- > '----The Vermont Senate. though unani- ously republican, laid the bill to prevent sla- ry on the table by decided vote-19 to S. ne Buffalo Advertiser likens this act to 's ar # toprevent the boring of three-cornered hes with a round auger." lIfe
 - Col. Seguin, late of San Antonio sxas, has been commissioned by the Cover Tof hueya Leon, to raise regiment oi oops, m Texas, to aid the cause of the iberais in Mexico
Des Arc citizen., 1859-01-21
MARKETS, &C.
CITIZEN OFFICE, DEs ARC, 2 I4I v s3AEridav Ian cf 1859. \s

corroN RECEIPTS FOR PAST WEEK Geo. w. Walden received 42 bales, 10 Of which he bought at 161@l0scts.
 A. Stewart X Bro's., received 9 bales, 15 of which they bought at 10@llcts. ,4ftv
Des Arc citizen., 1859-01-21

rR Divine Service.-Rev. DANIEL l.. GRAY will preach at the Presoy'eriah church Sunday morning, at Il o'clock n rs
Des Arc citizen., 1859-01-21

Correspondence of the Baltimore Sun.] .Mr. Buchanan's Policy ID Europe9- French designs on Central Leagne wah England and Spain against our acquisition of Cuba- Preparations tor Me future, 8-c. ..E
Des Arc citizen., 1859-01-21
mrMpuIs COTTON ouorArross.
New Orleans Market.

NEW ORLEANS Jan. 17.--Sales of cotton to-day, 5000 bales. Sugar closed huoyant, sales 2500 boxes, and advanced a.; sales at 5s @6. Molasses, sales 200 bbls., at an upward tendency of 1c., sales at 31
Des Arc citizen., 1859-01-21
onARTERLY MEETING.

The first Quarterly Meeting, for Des Arc Station, Methodist Episcopal Church, South, will commence on Saturday the 29th inst.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-01-21

CoRpoRATroN ELEcrioN.-The election Of of6cers for the 9th corporate year of the town of pes Arc, comes off on Monday the tth day If February next. The proclamation of M.vor vApEN will be found in our columns
Des Arc citizen., 1859-01-21

eksy- Extra copies of the " CITIZEN rive Gents each, or Fifty Gents per dozen'
Des Arc citizen., 1859-01-21

Ear1sy- J. ". Dorrs General .aduertistng
 4reaf, .Ns,s ,Orleans. Ld., IS our duiy 1rthoriscd agenf tn that city. sasa
Des Arc citizen., 1859-01-21
{ FOR SATE!l

WE offer for sale, the following de- , w ascribed Land, viz. isS
 N. E. l of sec. 30, T. 1 N, R. W, 160 acres, lying in Pulaski countyq All
 N. W. 1 sec. 19, T. 5 N, R. 13 ", l6o acres, lying in Conway county; $ zsu- ,eo .c... -
 N. E. sec. IT, T. 10 N, R. 5 W, 160 acres. NE. sec. 22, T. ION, R. W, 16o acres, lying in Jackson county.
 N. W. l sec. 21. T. 9 N, R. 5 ", 160 acres. s. w. | sec. 4, T. g N, K. 8 ", 160 acres, lying in White county.
 NT The above. Land we will sell on very reasonable terms. Persons wishing to buy, will apply in. person or by letter to us at Des Arc, Arkansas. -f if.. s...s.s ss. e-..-.
 oct9-tf.l FRITII & JACKSON.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-01-21
Des Arc Station Methodist Episcopal
 Church South.

JouS F. CARR, Preacher in Charge.
 Divine service will be held at Watkins Chapel, every Sunday morning (except the "a and 4th) at Il o'clock. Also, every Sunaay night ~ .. t.Je
Des Arc citizen., 1859-01-21

DR. SLEpGE's NERVOUS ToNIc has now be ome one of the standing remedies for Chills nd Fever; as all who use it speak in the .ighest terms of the powerful effect it has ir ontroling disease, marked by periodicity-- nd to those convalescing from attacks of fe- CT 1t has no superior.
 The HoARnouNp PEcToRAL Is conceded by Il to be the best preparation ever before intro uced for colds, coughs, croup and consump' on, and should be in the hands of every fami' [, aschildren take it with impunity..
 G0 See advertisement. Imay81
Des Arc citizen., 1859-01-21
Brick Laying, Mastering Sc.

V,HE undersigned respectfully informs the Il citizens of Des Arc, and adjacent county, that he is prepared to do all kinds ofwofk in his line. such as BRICK-LAYING, PLASTER ING. CISTERN- FINISHING, Sc. From lis experience, he guarantees entire satisfaction.
 apr3-tf J. A. OWEN.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-01-21
DIES ARC " BgKa9Y GlTJ1EU.

his seat upon the inauguration of Gen Taylor. Under the Administration o MT. Fillmore, Mir. Cooper. following tn, lead of Mr. Clay and MT. Webster, gave his support to the Compromise of 1850 In 1854, when the repeal of the Missour Compromise was agitated in the Senate MT. Cooper strend6usy opposed it, IT 1855. his Senatorial term expired, and ht was succeeded by Gov. BigIer, having been incapacitated through long and de- bihtating illness, from participating as often as he desired, in the debates of thai body
 MT. Seward prospects for the Presi- dency is becoming worse every day.
 e Lieut.. Andrew Jackson has been appointed assistant, tutor in Spanish at West Point, with salary of $2000. He is the first American to whom the post has ever been assigned.
 PRESENT FROM CHINA.--Commodore Perry's widow has received magnificent silver candeabra, manufactured in China, as testimonial from the American resi- dents at Canton in lS55, to her lamenled husband.
Des Arc citizen., 1859-01-21
MASONIC LECTURES.

BksJ BLAKENEY, Grand Lecturer for the State of Arkansas, will meet the brethren ot the Following Lodges, at the times specihed below, viz:
 PRAIRIE CouNTY.--M Mount Pleasant Lodge, No. 9y Sandersvle, Tuesday, January 18th, ID o'clock, A. M,; Hickory Plain Lodge No. so, Hickory Plain, Tuesday, January goth, lo o'clock, A.. M.
 JACKSON CoUNTY.--Augusta Lodge No 4o' Augusta. Tuesday, January 25th, 10 o'clock, As NJ, Byers Lodge No. s1, Grand Giaize' Thatsday, January 27th, 10 o'clock, A. M; Pool Lodge No. 3l, Jacksonport, Saturday, January 29th, 10 o'clock, A. NJ. @s
 LAWRENCE COUNTY y.-Powhatan Lodge No. TA Tuesday. February 1st, 10 o'clock, A, M; Shiithville Lodge No. '29, Thursday February 3d, o'clock, P. NJ. TYP s.l fE 7 j/l3lE
 RANDOLPH CouNrY.-Randoph Lodge No. "A, Pocahontas, Monday, February 7th, 1o o'clock, A. M.cA bre eielF assAng3
 ISpEPENpENcE CoUNry.~-Mt. Zion Lodge No. 10, Batesville, Friday, February 1lth, l0 'clock A.. NJ; Gainsborough Lodge No 89 Monday, February 14th, 10 o'clock, A. M.
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NEW ARRANGEBEEN,g.

FVHIAyELLEls for the North and from the South
Statas procure Tickets from Charleston, Savannah
Chattanooga Montgomery, Macon, Wilmington, Knoxville
Iynchburg Washington Atlanta, and Augusta, 20 st. Louis
LOUISVILLE Cairs Hickman ColuHbus, Evansville. Cincnna
Orleans, Vicksurg Paducah Smhland, and Memphis, via
Nashville, Tennessee.
Railroads and Steamboats,, with close connections
all points Passengers arriving at NasS lie, via Nashville ami
Chattanooga Railroads directly to boat without detenton
Thss the quickest and cheapest route for those bound for the M
West.
Regular Cairo, Memphis and st. LOuis Line
Tfs Fine steamboats, B. NJ kunyau, Mnneonka, Sae est
cria and }. G. Cline.
One OF these Boats will leave Nashville day at IL NJ
meeting Cairo with Illinois Central aoad and from
Nashville st. Louis in Sixty hours.
Louisville and Cincinnati Packets.
Reliance nuniieth Ella John Jau aud tempest leave Nash
Vile Thursday and Tuesday, at y o'clock NJ time from
Nashville Louisville Sixty hours. and tOCincnat four days
Regular Memphis, Nerv Orleans and Wick So
burg LiDc of Boats.
James Johuson Hashye E. Howard Rel Rover and Joseph
inc Savage One Of these Goats will leave Nashville Other
day time from Nashville to Memphis 4e hours Nicks
bnrg, Eve days. and to New Orleans in Seven Days.
Nashville every day and wait the arrival OF the
Passenger Trains before starting.
For hrsass accommodation upon the Boats Tickets can be
procured at the different points, at prices named in the annexed
Schedule OF Rates:
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% virtue of three Of a, dectsf from the Cir
cut Com cf the Ule ses from tie Middle bistrict %
Tcnuc which fcundcd upn three idzmeuts, iar in
said court at Oct her ten- es Eeren Campbell, Eou
Co.. plaintiffs in CT said Nrits, Green Co..
plaintiffs 10 another Of said ws. the New Haven Nannfr
turing Company plaintiff in the other writ. and JaQser
Co others defendInt in ali Of said Nr Of TIA
sell to the highest tide Tor cash, the Foundry lately Qf
pied by the said defendants between froSt street ard the hank
% Cumberland soEth og Broad street. in the Cy Nash
VILE on Nsnlay he s5h dy April instant, 1s5s sue
ceen days Necessary. an the property % the sad defendants
helonaiu. their Foundry yiyAbout6 az % bushels OF
coke large quantity TASKS, sHhIef for evry description of
Wcr several tons % miscelaleos rasns large assortment
various sizes Crate bars aage nuter e wheels q f
raerns and several Of bridge castings, IN iGt
nearly everythiug usually found IN FouEY crgd
very SCALE cylinders OF various sizes boilers eneys
tools, &C. assortment Of bar ron Of al sizes sheet ron,
nuts nails large quantity Of un1ahe sos tohae
screws & ;alsl lot o Pig Mai also one fac nUle
daya u which have been levied on aEd viii
be sold satisfy saii vrits. This l2th day Of APRIL iS59
3. 2. CLEssENT, Z. s. Marshal for ne
ana dtI Middle district @ Ternpssea.
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VALUAELE REAE. EsTArG Eols sAaa.

VETISIING make othsr Investments propose to sell
w our Real Estate ~ Davidson e1nty follows.
THAT 81 ssUESEAh RESI- afhZACEs
suaedon the franklin Turnpike within halt mile cf the city,
and opposite the residence Of the late Joseph W Hortous
Containing u D0ut Forty Acres.
This IS perhaps, commanding site in tlevny Of Nash
Vile. aud is most desirable country residence. The house viii
e sold with y Is OF land the purchaser may choose.
THAT VAEUAftLE FARM
known as the SIMS Tract situated the Smith Turnpike, odd
lebanon toad within three miles o Nashville. contanng SJ
The soil good we'll uateed aud cnibere,
bedyiied into small tracts Of twenty and uFWanis,a OF
which, ama3y adapted for country Tesienccs market gar
deus and dairy farms. Also. that
tBs1AE TEEE T. FARM
road occupied BY T. c. Mc bell. aud formerly
owned by Thos. Harding, cont iuis bou 80 Tls
pce veil known need further desssiptcn. It wiz
also be divided to suit purchasers, T. c. MsCampbe will shcw
these places uzy who will call.
All the ahoye properly wiz sod reasonable TERMS and
on a credit Of one, tgo. three and four yeis.
Apply 70 A. V ; Lindsey Nashville 70 either o. the
dersgndc, TfI0s. G. Nee ANPBELL,
Six miles from Nashville
J.. A. NcC A3iPBELL
mh3i Nashville
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REMOVAL.
John WORK 4 90.

HIVE removed their Book E3indery and
Blank Book Msguflc.ory the Baptist Publishing uous.
next house telaT Douglass CO.. north Market sire : No =
2t door from the SgUar-and viii be glad all their o}d
customers and invite that work u ne. We
prepared to make Blank Books in TIE best ami after
given pattern Particular attention Will be paid the Binding
OF Periodicals and old BooEs Our prices low tie
lowest. ihe style Of the BndEy Store
Union Street Books LETT either place will receive mme
fehI l-iusdtf sution cPE
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AARON STRETCH,
TTIWHOLESALE AND RETAILEF1
DRUG GIST,

CORNER OF COLLEGE AVD UNION STREEIS
STRETCH. has just retuTnedfron the East with arge
"A and superior " The following articles together
with many others pertaaing the Drug Bus1ess, which
invites be attention Of and all that wish pure unzdul
tred articles, which purchased direct from fst hand In
poers n Ladies especially requested 10 call AMI
his large stock Of e Imported PerIney Fancy Good con
ssthg IN part Of the following, viz:
Otto Rose in fine cut vials,
Extract kissmt-Quiekly;
do A1nde.st, something aud very fne;
Al The Frungigali preparations.
MUSK and Vertena-T Toiet water;
Tooth brushes, Wit all the patterns;
1aiT dc large va4iety;
Erasive Soap, for extracting grease;
All Of Lubn's fine Ex-tfenuine Musk soap:
Iuhins Hose soapi Brown Windsor Soap
Oriental Crops; Lows Genuine Hoaey Soap;
larn2 COLOGNE; Giycerins and CaHphor do.
Fine Toilet Bottles; Wash Balls.
Fine Toilet Powders; Fig Pasteand Gr- Drops;
Tooth Soap; Juiube Paste. &c
DRUSHES.--A large stock RI shoe, Paint, yarnsh aai
ID Artist Brushes, just received aDd s5r sale low by
A. STRETCH
VACCINE MATTER
EUsT eceiyeda good supply Of fresh ard reliable Mat
eB ter A. STRETCH, Druggist.
ctS9 Corner Coleee and Union street
ESANE rEAS.--Just received lroaa large Ilapo-es ef
n Teas good assortment Of Imperial, GsupoE3er, sosng
and Black Teas, for sale bv the large small qusutt
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e y q B Il IA w 4 Il .
RURR Moues Of all szFs hand and made % order, SIN
3 Mills Mil pndles, Min Gearing, Botug Cloth Of al
numbers Dutch anchor brand betting hosting and regulating
SCREWS wire picks and plaster Paris, and imported from
the manufacturer which enables me to sell best articles at low
prices. -
Being practical mechanic, thoroughly understanding the
theNy and practice Of milling operations, Ners and Mill
wrights viii find their interest examine stock and
prices before purchasing All goods sold by are warranted TO
give satisfaction.
p. u. RYAN,
Cor College and Broad sts., Nashville, Tann,
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Cfty and Country Dealers ana Smokers Of
Warranted Imported EaYanna Cigars.
RE requested % oail and esunc llrse and cs'ensiva
assoTiment of lrs which have just fVeeved and vii fe
constantly Ieseiyins drt rm HAVANA. Which oGer %
the Trade at New oFieans prices ard CONSUMERS Wiz sn ny
prcaSto CORRESPOND PINTp, [
an No Union a Ar1ereari sui III
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CnrnHN YARNNl

IN store AMI for the prices large stock
Of COTTON YARNS, manufactured by the celebrated Pine
wood Factory which, for superiority and quality sta unr
called MIZEbb, HOOPER & CO.,
arg Nos. 6 4 s Market street.
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LAND FOR SALE.

gEyE subscriber offers for sale oflsnd on the
Middle Franklin Turnpike, four niles from NASHVILLE ad
Joining tract on which he resides and the lands Of Capt John
one The land equal the with abundonce Of excel
lent failing with the most beautiful building e
in coustry and in the midst OF The fne n
america sprll4 NATHANIEL BAXTER.