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Annual state Fair.

YEyHE previous advertisement Of the Bureau announced the
premiums Farm Prodncts Fruits, and Fiowere. Below
Will be foandthe Premiums. offered WoOlen and
Hemp FArc Marble Work, Fine Arts, ooopers Ware, Leah
and Printing! Bees and Honey Produce Of the Dairy and the
vineyard:
MAluFAcruiERs kEcHAsIcs' AGRICULTURAL PRoDUoEs
Articles the following heads De entered On the Ts
day and PLACED IN position the Hail exhibition, where they
remain tn the cieeso thu Fair Competent agents will
in attendance aF and Saturday Of The week previous and
Monday until evening receive and arrange ali articles in these
departments ND the awards will be publicly announced on Sat
urday afternoon.
r Great will be taken articles IN the Hall
bat responsibility for loss OF damage
IN
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..PooR MEN. Listen In-Bnnner.

The poor men hare been listening for some time
listening hear if NETaERLAND would not agree to
let them keep the last poV and hoe. But they hear
no favorable response. 1t is funny idea to them,
that when the last hoe and plOW is taken from them
then they can 60 the banks and get money The
benevolent banks with nothing to do but TO loan
money to poor men whose tools have been sold for
debt Certainly that is the richest idea of the sea-
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A postscript 10 business letter from East Ten
nessee says: Il hear every where that HARRIs's
vote will be above that of 1857, and that HAYNES.
RAMSEY, and SMITH are sure Of success From
personal knowledge Of the facts on which these
opinions are based, berieve them ALL
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Ie The compettorfor the above shall exhibit the pro-
duct in quantity not less than three bottles.
.. shall file with the Secretary statement made and
signed himself the article exhibited is raised by himself
that from quantity of not less than fifty gallOnshst
pure and by tie mixture Of spirits of
water wine. other thngand that it is the product
vintage Of the year previous that in which he exhibits
3D. That prem shall be allowed unless the exhibitor
complies with abovees with Secretary at the
his entry full statement and report Of the mode Of culture
of his vineyard, and the manufacture OF his wine.
IUDsEsJohn Kirkman C. Lishly, Joseph Yaux, David
county Judge Davidson Bedford county Dr. Z.
dom Smith County j. W. Dodge, Cumberland county Jas H.
Maury, Williamson county; Andrew j. Polk, Maury county
Z. @. EASTMAN,
july9l--dtwEB3t Secretary
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FKNE Nashville and North western Railroad Company wish
4 contract fer 4Os0UO Cedar CrOss-TieS, feet
long, inches thick heEn to face at place
than inches clear Of bark timber he sound be delivered
the grade line Of the road in Nashville.
The contractors want to contract for 10000 White
Post Oak Ties OF the size above, to be delivered
on the lire Of the road in piles from section II to section "a
enough on each section to supply the
Persons Wishing bid will direct to the President and Drec
tors OF the Nashville and North western Railroad Company
Nashville. Tenn. inIV9-tf
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AM in the city and engaged in selling county rights
for the State Of Tennessee for the manufacture and sale Of
my Patent Improved Bee Hives the virtue and superiority
of which have been testified to by hundreds worthy
eminent citizens OF country The my Hive
simple and premise is the only
which proof inst the lee mohe. pur
chasing either family rights for the Hive
the world fad me for few days the Auction Rooms Of
Mess Hardy Brothers. where will be happy them.
july2l-H JOSEPH KENT.
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The Banner says that Gen. QUARLEs sis ss full of
aneodote as ever" Ne have different accounts We
hear that the General has hardly told an anecdOte
for the last Two weeks egepthea he has had the last
reiuirHer-
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"Good banks make money plenty - Ran,

U001 Va1A7 1''aV IIV11y NIenTy- 7-Bdnntr.
The whole question is, t0hGt are good Jank,e Bad
banks deprecated paper irresponsible corporations
these are the evils we want reformed for the benas
fit of the masses. The bad in the banking system
is what we are against. Show us the good and We
will have nothing TO say against it.
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Extract of letter to the editors from Fayette
county, July l6:
The Democrats in this district are 10 fine spirits
have heard AVERY and the others before the peo-
pie; and if he has created such an impression and
enthusiasm elsewhere as here-sLd learn that he
has--he viii beat beth his opponents"
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Administrators, Notice.

EAYING qualified administrators the estate Of John
Shelby deceased the undersigned hereby request such
against present them within the time
prescribed and those who indebted
ment with as little delay as possible.
A V. 8 LINDSLEY.
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Handsome Residence in EdgefieId
For Sale.

A LARGE and Commodious Dwelling House on Woodland
street, this side OF Oak, will be finished the LIST of August,
and win then be fo sale. 1t contains cellar,
and half high under whole extent four hail.
twelve and half feet wd in the first story and the in
the second 1t has porch in front we'll in the rear from
end TO the other kitchen and servants rOo
stable, &C. and a large cstern.
The lot which this house is built fronts hundred feet
Woodland and back hundred seventy feet
sixteen feet alley, and it is Handsomely inclosed.
TPRMSFor houses and lot together cash,
the balance one and three years, interest.
July 81 ISJQ-lm
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NASHVILLE BUILDING ASSOCIATION
Annual Meeting.

FENHE Stockholders OF the Nashville Building Association
y hereby notified that the Annual Meeting will held
MONDAYNEXT JULY 24TH, o'clock NJ, for the pur-
pose OF eecng Directors for the ensuing An amendment
TO the Constitution will also proposed action Of the
Stockholders. full attendance is requested.
ltd CUARIE3 FuITFR sec'v.
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II A 6 a N & } q Sc y y o n,
no. 6 E7OE STREET
w. Gilmore simEls' ReST Work,
THE CAssIQUE OF HAWAII. A Colonial Romance.
The Romance and as Hero,
By the author q "iaglalin saGa1d-"
New work by Alice cary,
PICTURE OF COUNTRY LIFE Alice Carr authorof Go.
yernoJk, Sc.
The Old Plantation,
AND WHAT I GATHERED THERE IN AN AUTUMN
MONTH. By James II1ngsrford Of Maryland.
New Work by G. p. Il. James, Esq,
THE CAVALIER, AN HISTORICAL NOVEL.
Acadia; Or, a MONTH WITH THE Blue NOSES.
By the anthor o. ''spluoEsrsss Papers"
New Hook of TraveIs. Tor Boys.
TIE DOYs BOOK OF MODEM TRAVAIL AND ADyEN.
TURE. Numerously illustrated
Anew Book BY Yrs. Holmes,
Author Of "Tempest and Sunshine, Ths Homestead on ID
Paul mOrPhy! Paul 1TorphyE
The Exploits and Tumpbs, in Europe PAUL A0RPHY,
THE CHESS CHAMPION OF TIE WORLD.
ssLOve We little, love Ne LOng.s
By CHAs. READE author Of 'Iyhias Lies a., &c"
TIT for Tat; Reply 90 bred,
By Lady Of New OrIeans
The Harp Of "A Thousand strings; Or,
THE "sPIRIFS OF JUST MEN MADE PERFECT."
The Laugh provoking book published.
The Belle OF YashingtOn.
A story Of TIE AGect"ns
All OF Mrs. SOuthVvOrtsa and Mrs. ETenfz7s
MOVES Beautifully bound in Cloth Gill; Just reesVei-
GrGrt variety Of Cheap Publications,
NEW Nd OLD, just received At Literary Depot, No.
On m SirsaE HAGAN < JOHNSON.
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FOUND.
CROSS-TIES WANTED,

AN Broad Street Bank Note which the have
calling AcCormacks Bottling Establishment, describing
it correctly, and paying for this advertisement.
iuly2l-dIt
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DISSOLUTION,

TS7E corparnershp heretofore existing between the
signed this day dissolved by mutual consent,
BROw: sr, having purchased of J. W. BROwN his
the business will be continued at the old firm
style Of RAINS, Brown & Co., 7. RAINS,
j. w. BROWN.
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FBNHE undersigned this day themselves togeh-
under the style Of RAINS, BROWN CO, for the pur.
pose Of tansacng general Drug Business, and hope,
by strict attention the interest Of their customers,
merit continuance OF the very liberal patronage extended
their predecessors. 7. B. RAINS,
iuIy2I-tf BROWN,
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retiring from the business respectfully beg leave to tender
warmest hanEs friends for the kind and
liberal patronage extended them the old firm for
my successors continuance for the
J. W. BROWN
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SALE on VALuARLE REAL 1870.

SALE De VALUABLE REAL ESEAEE.
10y virtue q decree the Circuit Court Of The United
States at Nashville in The Of Rae & Robson, vs.
James Peacock and Others WILL The 20h day Of August
the Court house door in Nashville, sell pue venue,
to the highest bidder ali that tat Of land which the said
Peacock resides lying about miles from Nashville
the NOensve Turr pike. estimation, thirty acres
and "a $500 poles and watch is handsome Trick residence
Eith the usual onhousss and other substantial and perat
improvements The property will he fTom the equy
OF redemption. The purchasers vii be required 10 give notes
With good eury for the purchase money in four equal install
ne payable al twelve. eighteen twenty months
respectively, in hank vi h interest len will be retained
the land until thenotes are paid
JACOB McGAY0CK,
iulyl3 Clerk, &c Of said Court.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
Planters Bank of Tennessee,

NASHVILLE, June 30 1859.
dividend Of Five Dollars per Share will paid the Stock
holders on demand, By order Of the Board
jupe3O-dlm D. WEAVER, Cashier
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Fire Insurance Agency.

City Fire Insurance Company, Of Hart
ford, Connecticut.
ASSETS, JULY 1st 1925 698 04
Charter Oak Fire and Marine Insurance
COmPanys of Hartford. ct.
CAPITAL ......,. S341 ,556 99
DOLIcIEs issued for these reliable Companies by
julyl9tE H. X. & P. P. PECK,
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$50 Reward.
PRISONER ESGAPED FROM CUSTODY.
BELL REBDICK ezred from The efaeers Of The city Of
81 Nashville yesterday, the ia o. July lie was underar
rest for malicious sogt having shot Charles conser On
the 81 Inst.
Said Reidck feet i5ches high, weighs 2a0
pounds mere square shouders large head light hair
fair rUp lexicon, blue eyes has II
forehead the temple lie IS smeNhat bow legged pIas
tege- hy trade, AMI is go % years q age.
will Fveary hity dollars reward who viii deliver him
where he can be had. Jolly 9Th, 1859
". M. BROWN,
julyl3--df Marshal Of the City Of Nashville.
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FOFS LADIES.

SUPERIOR RooTs, SHOES and ssAlrEsss,
Al AZ College Street.
Ladies' Give French Kid Slipper, sud without heels
Lsdies' do Do 10 Bussins do do do
Ialies' French Lasting Congress and Lars CATERS;
Baifas' % KID do do do
ladies' hronzel Kid Trimmed Sippers very lanasorae;
Lads White Kid and Satin Hseled Slipper
Ladies' Glove do Congress B9sfss
Ladies' 90 do Buskns, &C &C,
With great variety Shoes far Ladies. Misses ana
Children, Of superior quality ard Style and dfezfreeFy
tose prices Join RAMAGE. :.
jaIyi6
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Through Tickets TO BeerSheba
Springs via. HHcEzinnViIle.
F4NIIIs is the only rone Beertheba Springs s&SR
that affords the facilities and convenience =
OF tn rOugh Tickets and through baggage and visit
can purchase Tickets 1ephs Grand JUNCTION. Stevenson,
Nashville aud Beesheba Sprnes, back all the above points,
and viii hnd their arrival 1t 8leMinnve RAMSEY & MA
SONS line OF tine Coaches IN readiness without
lay the Springs the distance OF Is miles, superb and
saeroad 7Atsi line eres gGis 70 make tie connection
The accommodations at Mcilnvile equal il the
State and those whomay wish refresh this place
can the comfortable every will pro-
vied for. RAMSEY 4 MASON.
iulv9-dim
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NEW RnnTCS

JOHN YORK CO. No. s. Union street, have lust received
supply Of the best Gold Pens. Jansas
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DIR. y. r. WREGH'E
junel5 dM
POSTPONEmENT,

Tie above sale is postponed until SATURDAY The SIN Of
August next. Z. r. c.
jag ls.--dtd. Tss s. co,
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The War i'm Europe;
Map OF the seat OF war.

Embracing large Maps Of Euroye Sardinia Lomhsrly
trA and Italy, containing general statistics Of The Emp1
kingdoms and ether States Of Europe Pnes 81 p Reesd
by Express, by JOHN YORK & co.
juyI6
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Just received by JOHN YORK & CO.
The Cavalier, new novelty JANIS
Lord Montsgu's Page By JAWS.
The Child Ct Watsrloo-By RETNoLrs
Jack DowniRs's Letter. Is Jack DoMNTNG.
Davenport DUMMY LET1z.
Walter Scots Novels ats cts q vcluua.
junes3
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VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL mUSlC.

n BECKER would respectfully to the public
~ Nashville he has located teacher Of the Voice,
Piano, Vioneo, VIOLIN etc Orders le MsClarsI Boa
sons Music Store viii be promptly attended 70.
rep7-u
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Weea turn title which does rot eonsrn our eonsds
in the judeiOus distribution Of he work Each artistic seems to
have been written BY expert in The department. watch it be-
iong There be doubt that at q American
readers, and respects wherever the Edgsh nsuars
spoken the Cycopdia will greatly snrpass In lis value as re-
ference book similar compilation thai has e, been issued en-
either side OF the Atlantic
W. r. BERRY & TO-,
fulvaO p-sfi. So.
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Ornameri;aI Trees and Evergreens,
DR. w. Is. KIUR LEY,

tLATE OF KNOXVILLE, FENN.)
FHNENDERS lis professional services citizens Of Nash
VILE and vicinity. He las been actively engaged in Tie
practice Of his profession all its branches FOX e last sixteen
years. nd hopes by strict attention to render sac.
tx to all Who may favor him sith q call
Office No. 42f Cherry street, Capt stockells resi-
denoe- Residence Pearl street, South Nashville.
Ii .lulr-
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NEW WHITE WHEAT FLOl

AVING taken the agency q The celebrated Silver Sprin
Flrurng Mills have ilst received quantity Of super
Family Flour, which is psrlaIsss good Be made In
shy other climate, and will he sold liberal terms Al No
Market street, By s-A- q. NOEL 4 co
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JAMES B. SHERMAN, Agent,

MAlN-STREET, GREENYILLE, $. G.
LW.\IS keeps on hand IL large stock of
"A Plows, lIarrows Cultivators, Horse Shoes
Cast Steel Hoes with handles, Spades ShovclS
Forks, Scythcs and Cradles, Corn Shelters.
Straw Cutters, Hand Corn Mills, Boiling kct-
ties. Wheat Fans, Rakcs and ali other agricul-
tural implements.
also. all kinds, sizes and descriptions of
Cooking, Office, Parlor Shop Alright, and
other Stoves and Pipes.
ALSO, large lot of Housekeeping Wares,
consisting of Chmns, Coffee RoaSters Pots, Kct-
ties, Spiders, Skillets, Snucepnns, Mortnrs,
Wash Bowls and Pitchers, Foot Tubs Eng
Boilers. Apple peelcrs and corcrs, Baking Pans,
Wire Safes, every kind of Tin Ware.
Kerosene Oil and Lamps Lubrica twg Oil,
for machimery-tho best in the world IIy-
draulic Cement.
Pumps of all sizes and styles, Hydraulic Rams,
Lead Pipe Wooden Pipe &c.
All kinds of Tin work, pu,tingup Pumps and
Rams Tin Roofing, &c, done promptly and in
the best manner
GnovEn BAKERS Sewing Machines
Beeswax, Tallow Rags and all domestic pro-
duce taken in payment for goods and work
On cash purchases from So to $40, five per
ccnt'will be deducted On cash purchases over
$50, ten per cent will be deducted.
Farmers. when you come to Greenville. come
and see SHERMAN, and he will take pleasure
in showing you his stock-it is worth looking
at. j. b. SHERMAN Aren't
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State OF Somth Carolina,
IN EoUrrY-pICKENs

IN fl3UIIl l-PlChENS.
VIM. Clayton
.Encas Hunter. ct ais
DURSU ANT tn n decree Of the Court of
il Equity. in this case, there will he sold,
ut public outcrv, to the highest bidder, ut
Pickcns Court House. on Saleday in October
next the land described in tho pleadings,
to wit:
ONE TRACT OF LAND, situate, lying
and being in the district and State aforesaid,
containing Three Hundred Acres more or less,
and adjoining lands of james Parsons, Henry
Hendrix aud others.
On the promises, there is dwelling. out
houses barn and thrcshing machine There
is also on the place. ono of the best appointed
Tan yards in the up-country, with distillery
and most convenient apparatus for carrying
on the business.
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash sufficient to de-
fray the expenses of sale. (say $30) The
balance on u credit of twelve months. with
interest from the day of sale; the purchaser
to give bond to the Commissioner. with at
least two good suretics, to secure the payment
of the purchase money. The purchaser to
pay extra for titles.
ROB"r. a. THOMPSON, c.E.r.D.
COm'rs Office, Aug l5, 1859 9
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

M III he sold at public auction, to the
w highest bidder at Pickcns G.. H., on
Saieday i'll September next, that Tract of
Land, known as pckcnsvillc, whcrcon the
HOTEL AND STORE HOUSE,
Now stands, containing acres more or
less, lying on the west side of the Road lead
ing to Pcmdlcton, adjoining lands of DIR.
GilIiland, B. Ilagood, Stephen Watson and
others.
Also, Tract No. 2 lying in il,o fork of the
Pcndlcton and Anderson roads, containing
AcrcS more or less, adjoining Tract No. /
Also. Tract No ), lying on the East side
of tue pcndlcton and Anderson roads, where
on the new House. Blacksmith Shop, Stables.
Corn Crib and Flashing machine now stands,
containing Acres more or less adjoining
Tracts Nus. | and ,. McWhortcr and others.
Also, Tract H. lying on the East side of
No. 3, and on the Grccnville roud, and ad-
inining lands Of Cuttrcll, McWhortcr. Maui
din aud Others, and Tract No. >, containing
Acres more or less.
Also, Tract No. 3. known as the Robinson
Tract, lying ON the North side of the Green
vile road, containing II Acres more or less,
and adjoining lands of Rufus Oats and 9TH
ers. There is on the promises good Dwell
ing and all other necessary buildings.
Also one other Tract, living immediately
on the Grccnvllc road. >! miles from Pick
cnsvillc. contoiningi23l Acres moro or less.
adjoining lands of Gen. CruikShank, Col.
Joshua Jameson, Spencer Stegall and 9TH
ers, in high state of cultivation, with MI the
necessary buildings. with new Cotton Gin
and Screw. with iirstrate young orchard of
Apples, Peaches and Pears.
i,evicd.on as the property of j. ii. Beck,
nell, at the suit of j. Il. IIagood NJ. NJ. Nor
ton and j. j. Norton, ASsgnccs.
TERMS OF SALE.-One half will be re-
CURED in cash, the other half ON n credit of
Six Months, with Notes aud approved sccu-
rltY to the Assignccs.
Plats of tic land will be exhibited on the
day of sale.
l.. c. CRAIG, SID.
July %, 1850 1 I'd
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
IICkENS-N EQUI7J.
' IN II -
EX Pnrtn

N''> "
Henson Alcxandcr Bill for sale of Land.
DURSucANT to an order of the Court Of
Il Equity, obtained at June sitting. 1850.
there will be sold to the highest bidder at
Pickcns Court House, on Snlcday in Srptcm-
her, the lands described in the pleadings in
this case. to wit:
That VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND.
situate, lying and being in the district and
State aforesaid, on Little Crow Creek waters
OF kenwee river, containing Four Hundred
and Sixty Acres more or less, and adjoining
lands of Watson Stewart, Henry Grogan and
others.
The tract of land is improved There arc
comfortable buildings ON the premises. to-
getber with about fifty acres of creek bottom.
TERMS OF SALE.-On credit of one
and two years, with interest from date pay
able annually, except the costs, which are to
be paid in cash. The purchaser to give bond
to the Commissioner, with at least two good
surcties, to secure the payment of the pur-
chase money: and pay extra for titles.
ROB'T. a. THOMPSON, C.E.rp.
Com'rs office, July u, 1859 til
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Valuable Lands for Sale!
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
PICKENS-IN EQUITY.

PICKENS-IN EQUITY.
j. B. Sutherland, ct al.
VS.. Bill for Partition.
James Keith. et nj.
DURSUANT to a decree of the Court of
Il Equity. made in this cause. at June
Term, 1859, there will be sold to the highest
bidder. ut Pickons Court House, on Sale. c.day
in October next, the
Valuable Real Estate
Described in the plcadings in this proceed
ing, to wit:
Tract No. ., containing Two Hundred
Acres more or less, Icing part of the oriei-
nal Pumpkntown tract. lying on Oolcn7v
Creek, and adjoining lands of James Keith
and others. There is about forty acres of
valuable creek bottom on this tract
Tract No. 3, containing Three Acres. This
tract lies Mt the base of Table Rock. and up-
on which there is Il large Hotel, and all ne
ccssary out-buildings.
Phc Sutherland, or Tract No. 4. containing
Three Hundred Acres more or less
The Jesse Adams, or Tract No. 5, contain
ing - Acres, more or less.
The Chastain, or Tract No. 6. containing
Three Hundred Acres, more or less. -
Tract No. Z. known rs the Ninetv-six Acre
grant, containing Sixty-eight Acres, more or
less.
Tract No. 0. known as the Chastnin or
Sevcnty-cight Acre Grant containing One
Hundred Acres, more or less.
The Sweden. or Tract No. 0, containing
Fifty Acres. more or lcss
The Reed Survey, or Tract No 10, con.
tang One Hundred and Sixty Acres, more
Or less.
Tract No H. co~taining Seventy Eight
Acres, more or less.
Tract No. IL, containing Five Thousand
Five Hundred Acres, more ar less.
Dsay- These Lands are situate in Pickcns
District and State aforesaid, principally. on
the waters of Oulenoy Creek
TERMS OF SA ALE.-The terms of sale are
q credit one and two years, with interest from
the date thereof, except sufficient sum to
pay the costs of these proceedings, which
must be paid in cash. The purchasers to
give bond to the Commissioner, with at least
two good surcties, to secure the payment of
the purchase money. and pay extra for titles
ROB'T. A. THOMPSON, cEr.D.
CONS. Office, Aug. 8. 1850 tdN