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Platte Country Railroad.

We understand that Mr.. Peabody, the
Chief Engineer Of the Platte Country Rail-
road, intends to send out one party Of Eugi-
neers on Monday next. The commencement
of the surveys will be southwark, but the
line to Savannah will be surveyed in the
course Of three or four weeks, and from
thence northwest ward.
Mr.. Peabody is a gentleman of eminent
qualifications for his Office, having had ten
years experience as an engineer in the south
and south Invest. He assures US that the
Platte Country Railroad will be pushed for
ward more rapidly to its completion than
has ever been the case with any work of
internal improve ment in Missouri, and that
by the first of January, considerable por.
ton of the road will be completed and in
running order.-S. 10. West.
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How the Democratic Party Is Injured,


The True Southron gives the following
curious idea of Democrat, as to the danger
in which his party is placed in tho State Of
Mississippi.
"1S A FIx.-We were not little amused
yesterday, at the remark of o leading Dem.
versy going on in the columns of morning
paper about the proposed pardon of Fisher,
he said: sat every term of our Court, judge
Yerger sends ten or dozen gooG ID Democrats
to the penitentiary, and now, when we pro-
pose to get one pardoned out, we are told
it will injure the Democratic party of War
rem hundreds of votes!' His opinion, from
these premises, is, that the Democracy is
doomed. In few years all the party will
be in, and if one is pardoned out, the re-
mander will join the opposition Unfor.
tunate Domocracy!''
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Trustees Sale.
Trustec's sale.

NYoTIcE is hereby given that the 18th Gay Of Nay
IN A. D. 1859, At O'Clock, p NJ, Of said day. ut the
Law Oce Of Il. L. Douglass, in Council Bluffs City In
Poawatamic County, Iowa, the undersigned will sell
st Public Auction to the highest bidder for cash,
following described tracts Of land situate IN Monona
County aud State Of Iowa. to wit: The South Of the
North East and the North u Of the South East OF
Section 10 in Township No. IS North Of range % West
said sale TO be made As aforesaid pursuant Deed
on the 25th day or September, D.. 1858. by Edward
Hay to secure the payment Of Note $3.50 70 given
said last named day. by said Edward Hay tS corse
Bartlett order and payable four months after daSe
which SAID Note with the security has been asstae6
by the said Bartlett and il now dne and unpaid the
proceeds Of the said sale being intended TO pay on tn
amount secured Aforesaid with interes and costa
DAVID G. 8HRnLE
Psted, April eths A. D. 1859. ~ NO ~
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-, AND MISCELLANEOUS.

.,,,vrs, s. Dearborn Street, and ROUNDS q
c'H' * Randolph Street, Chicago, are the o"'s
Lisspos' ...nt. in that city to receive ADVERTISE
.s sss. and SUBSCRIPTIONS for the S'"''''' '''
-, the same. .,.g ------
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~~e---.
New EStablIshn,ent

H. H. DEkAr has opened grocery and
f.0''sion store at the old stand of the EN-
pre- Market, Lower Broadway. He will
~,S0 continue in the Auction business
Na''ns now "local habitation and a
." he hopes not only to sell other
A' property, but occasionally to dispose
Ia. sumo OF his own-for cash or its eguiva-
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Having read the Iowa Farmer and sever
0.hsr Agricultural and Horticultural Jour
''' ..,s u Of theoretical gArdeniDg' we'
' 'ns week, thought to put our informa-
. ~, into practical operation After
' 'ss,. aavs practical experience, we are sat-
' 'aiss ,ha. gardening is not what it is
, q Tracked up to Os' by office editors and
r,0nounce the poetry of the thing a
W. ,nd bumbug. Our gardening operations
s'a . ,-ouph. to close, pretty much after
w." .,v,e Of Mr.. CRASDALL's Pixies Peak
~ ,t;on,-we we're compelled to abandon
.ts Undertaking on account Of" sick
~ , And besides that, we saw "three
-.on on their way back from gardening
ubo told US that gardening in this country
wouldn't pay more than two dollars day
.dve concluded we couldn't work for that,
~ o. laid down the "shoyel and the hoe
and adjourned to the Office, fully determined
IN eschew gardening henccforth.
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e The Washington Union, in urging
enlistments into the Democratic ranks, says,
"Who will hesitate, when the road is 50
broadS' ''' '7i
The good book refers to the same path,
and says, "broad is the way that leadeth to
destruction" Cleveland Herald.
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Ey' The Oskaloosa Herald reports the
death of FIVE hundred cattle in Mahaska
county alone during the past season for lack
of food and shelter.
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MARRIED.:

In this city on the 9Th inst, by Y W. KYNETT, Esq
Mr.. GEORGE MCQuILLEN and SALIVA LYLE all
of Pottawattamie County.
Same day, by the same, Mr.. A. J. ROTNDTREE and
SUSAN W. SPOONER, all of Illinois, but now on their
way TO Oregon.
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Us We are indebted to the clerk of the
0"'a"o' Tor files Of St. Louis papers.
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CO. A correspondent of the yincennes
Sun, writing from Daley, small village in
Illinois, says: els.
q asked an old lady of the church, in con-
fdence, if she really thought a 'disvirtuous'
woman would become virtuous BY Joining
the church? She jerked her cap border,
adjusted her specs and said-syes, if the
pesky men would les her alone p and 1 be-
leve she is right
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y An experienced Orchsrdist, tells us
thai. it will pay to set out shade and fruit
trees for aweek yet, and advises everybody
md hi. vfe::to improve the time, that il the
declining years of their lives, they can re-
mise in ecstatic bliss beneath their own vine
an cotton wood tree.
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Our Iowa exchanges have been furnishing
their readers with interesting statistics of
their respective ocalities-being abstracts
from the Assessors returns for 1859. Many
Of our contemporaries return thanks te
the County Judges of their respective coun
ties for " interesting statistics thus fur.
njshed for publication. We should be glad
Of an opportunity to return our thanks to
the County Judge Of Pottawattamie, for
similar fav0rs.
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I1IRR AND INLAND NAVIGATION INSURANCE
IL in the AETNA INSURANCE Co., of Hartford Conn
H. C. MUTT Ayt, Council Bluffs. n43ly
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c. Nothing to Wear is to be steroscop-
ically illustrated. The Poster of the New
York Post says good many of the stero-
scepic views exhibited in Broadway have
already rather indecently illustrated the sub
ject.
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THREE JOURNEYMAN TAlLORS
(>AN find constant employment at NAY WELLS
~ Council BIufys. None bu. good workmen need ap
pir. .- a-... n&o
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CounrIl RIufiS Rasc Rail Club.

At meeting of the c. Il. 3. B. G., held
4. their room, on Wednesday Evening, May
4h, 1859, the following gentlemen were
elected as officers for the ensuing year:
observation-disclosures DoUGHrY. Vice PresI-
dent. C.F.uco. Secretary-LEwls HEM
Treasurer-CuAs. E. PROyosT.
The Club meet for practice every Tuesday
and Friday Afternoons at o'clock.
co" Gov. BLACK, of Nebraska Territory
vas in our city one day this week. At the
present writing, we are not advised Of rise
in the price of sod-corn," in consequence
thereof.
". VI. DAVENPORT & Co. are open
ins a Clothing Store and Merchant Tailoring
shop on the corner Of Nam street and Low
or Broadway.
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Particular Notice.
All those having accounts against the late firm of
SILL * Town, will please present them immediately
for settlement Those indebted to them by Note Book
account will please call and settle the same,
Books and accounts must be closed up Immediately
Our Books and Papers may be found for short time at
the office of Sill & Bowen, at their lis. after which,
they will be placed in the hands of the proper OFF :crs
for collection SILL TOWN
Council Bluffs April 81, 1859. = Vi n1s
IBuge copy for 3wceks.
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From an abstract of the Assessors re-
turns Of Mills county, for the year 1859, pub
lished in the Pacific City Herald, we CLEAN
the following items: Number of acres Of
land, 2l2,S9S; total value Of same, $940,-
$50; average value per acre, about $3.50
total value Of personal property, 296, 100:
aggregate of all property, ST ,4S0,GI9.
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We the undersigned, Emisrants to Plies Peak, hav.
ing lain by in this city several weeks daufing tina.
time examined every Quitting House in this place,
with view Of purchasing Of the best and cheapesfeo
IL privilege and pleasure to respectfully recommend
to the favorable notice Of our fellow cmigants the
House Of Messrs. BAyLfss Il GRASSLAND, in Empire
p,ock Lower Broadway as House every way worthy
,be;r CUSTOM We have been courteously waited on at
nj, times and have found the proprietors obgng and
anxious to accommodate US in every particular.
We have believed this much is due to Messrs B. @.
IN return for their kindness and courtesy not only
,r, to ALL who have Quilted at their House.
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TIVE Partnership heretofore existing under the firm
i and style Of SILL TOWN. is this day dissolved by
mutual consent.
SILL & TOWN.
Council Bluffs, April 27th, 1859.
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From the recently published statement Of
the taxable property Of the above county, we
find the total value of land assessed in the
county set down at 81 ,095,7739 ; town prop
erty, 1921 ,l2S; merchandise, E3I11 ,j02 live
stock, $3N ,4o2; aggregate value of all
taxable property, SIS, III, JOS.
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~ Fine growing weather during the past
reek-sunshine, refreshing showers, etc.,
~ he continued until after harvest. May
be.so-can't tell-things nightly " check
ered," this high up the Big Muddy.
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rF We noticed several very respectable
trains in our streets during the week, bound
for Oregon and California.
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Council Bluffs Brokers' Office.

All kinds of uncurrent money bought anG
uso oy May & We'll. NAG On
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C00 PCKGS. BRANDY'S. WINES AND
JOO assorted LIQUORS, for sale cheaper than any
other house in Iowa. J. Il. BEERS l. CO.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-20
FALL TRADE
NEW HAT AND CAP STORE,
No. l59 Main street.

- ,,,,, - i 4 n 0IIIbI ' \.
a. THE subscriber begs leave la
returned from the Northern cities where h. has taken
than usual IN the selection of the best aud
extensive assortment Of HATS and CAPS
understanding Of the sryrs possible
tanned In the Northern markets, loo tedious mention. which
he s daily receiving.
He confident That his assortment If fine FRENCH FUR
HATS and fine CLOTH CAPS be surpassed ia variety
and extent in this market
The attention Farmers and Tuhaccnnists
eallc, 10 his variety of Servants Hats and Caps.
The ades respectfully solicited call and inspect
his large assortment of
FLATS. aud CAPS and INF,Nrs rrRnANs.
call is most respectfully solicited before purchasing
He would also state that tc is prepared manufacture
GENTS DRESS and CASHMERE HATS to order.
material and they made b, his hands. he
nish them ut reduced rates. GEO. NJ KELLY.
sent f-u Au,u
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-20
Furniture! Furniture =!
New Trimming and Fancy store

I =. 4. N / =. II I y ~TI1
FEiAkE pleasure in 10 iic ,4s aud tiliI'
llnchburg and surrounding c"Gnt uai the! have taken
the store No 5G AIN under the Warwick House and
opposite Mr. H. &. Niciurs Periodical store where rt will.
and TIT E-pAY. the 18th inst, offer n>iocti,.
and stock o Paris Dress Trimming. load
DRESSES. Head Ornaments Moiair Gaps, Hair Brat>
Hair Oils P.rdme,, Combs and brushes Soaps Fcu,ais
Money Bags, Travelling Bags tabas Il, .ulr Wpr>, Goods
irr ladies, misses aud inans shetland Wool Nuha- Working
Material, every kind. Needles Pins lionk aGd Yes, India
Rubber Cloth Tor iniu Bells and Erllg. Buttons
varieties Head Nets and Fame! Hair Pins latest sls Hoop
skirts, Gloves, iioa, Knitting Cu"IS oanoy aiis aud
host Of Toys aud other things too tedious 10 raja Of
which will take great pleasure III showing To- all may
favor with a call.
Tie Ladies' respectfully aud seciallS solicited I" call and
stock OF Dress Trimmings. Head Dr,ss and ll,ad
which OF the newest Ai> and cheap,
motto shall III, ariaby b, ~aA iyohs anil 9"ci (.
IN Ill
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T4iWeekly Freight and Passenger Line
FOR RAI TIM OR f.,

rT"u,. THE Powhatan Steamboat Company Steam
- GEO. PEABODY, Capt. EcnAEn lRrcn
Arb. and BELNlDERE Capt Vs.. ktfN II. will lcaY" Rich
n.ond Baltimore every THt.fap Thar>ddY and >dyi"n
EFTrRNISG, will leave Baltimore for Richmond every I",tg
TLHrsd0y NfaydGy. thereby rnahng shippers and Pas
scngcrs have opportunity of c"lnunica'u b"cvn&c
points every other day.
~ Freight received in hoh rlacrs every day.
Speed and Comfort these line steamers rl,l If r"
SUPERIOR their class tn he found in this "hcr
c, These a, ing been fitted oGi with splendid STATE
Room Passenger Accommodation, recommended To the
travelling and feighng the most comfortable
cheapest speedy made of ~ra;ion between the two
points.
TnxEr< EN- be procured ofice sh"ckoc Slip opposite
Columbian Hotel IL the steamers Landing, Rocket.
D. Il W. CURRiE Agents. Kicimoni.
sept IDLY J. BRANDT, IT, No. Light 81, Baltimore.
HSINE tiGAES-Nc have Just received another invoice "f
very superior whicl invite the ai,L'n Of
smokers [sept sdts W. \. SfEollIEf 90.
,ENT'S GAlTEES-I hay" just receive sHpli uf tet ;
II Dress Calf Garrs--yery nice l.. SEh3tEG.
:u,- JD-tit
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-20
Strawberry Plants.

w offer for sale the following new yari., VI: Wilson's
w Albany, Hooker, Peabody anal LlI2c Randolph.
per - per huH,c Hove. Barns Nrn rmr.
ungwohs Irolidr and all the old leading yurictirs,
per hundred,
EVERBEAkING EASpBER.IES.
BclleI Fonenty and Mcr, lille will produce good crop in
Autumn 30 cents per plant or - per .pzcn.
left with Dr. j. H. Thompson NJ his Drug Surc.
Nurseries, will be promptly altns-dtn.
MILLER. PLANK u ca.
sept l2-l1m Old Dominion Nursurics iSnchlurg. Va.
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MARRIED.

On the 7th inst. at the residence of Mr.. John
a: Langh.trne, by the Bev M. Steward, ARCHER
w. WHITE, and MARY l.. daughter of Capt: jacob
hent decd. all of Montgomery c'nn'y. Va.
In this city ON the 10Th inst by the Rev. \. G.
Brown. Mr.. MARTIN P. GREENE to Miss ylRaIsiA
JoNEs--all of Lynchburg.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-20
New Millinery and Fancy Saloon.

New Millinery and Fancy Saloon.
MISS ROSENSTIItI. IL GlIENTIIlGR
Fk,AkE pleasure In announcing the ae, and citizens nj
lynchburg and surrounding country that they have taken
Tia" upstairs floor of the Warwick House. where they WILL
aud amer Tut the 18th inst, offer for "cnn
and stock al Paris Flowers Feathers Ehbons Bon
Caps t"uers Head Dresses Pins Nc JeMrlrS orna
Emhrpcrles. Euchoz French t"Isc Hoop skirts La
dies Hose Gloves SAXON. Yarns real Brussc Fru.h Thread
ani Blond laccs
The Ladies respectful. and specially soc, 10 call and
stock Of goods, which at ihr latest styles, and
which viii stil nj wholesale ria. All nsk trial,
confident offer such Inducements /" urcins
~ must secure il'ir ORDERS SEPT hll.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-20

BEAR FieHr.-.The carcass Of bear was
brought to town the other day. saws the Lexington
Star which hal been killed in the upper end OF
the county. The bear was driven to the moan
tains by men and dogs, and had been twice SHOT
when upon its making break" for the fiat. a
Young man. named Thomas Vest, jumped upon
1t. back. and reSoluteiy hung on TIT for hall il
mile or more But tor the dogs and a companion.
who punched it with gun, Vest would have pro
baby bran killed. As it wac, he finally killed
i,rain with axe, and escaped himself with a
sight scratch on the shoulder and the total demo
LLlon Of his clothes
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-20

Qu,LFIED.-Wm. 4. Henderson, Esq, who
had been duly elected City Attorney at the late
charter election in Norfolk but who bad not quail
fed, because it was not considered that he was
ut eligible, was declared to be 30 by the Councils
Thursday evening, and will assume the duties Of
that responsible office. Immediately.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-20

DAILY MAIL DiscoNrINuED.-The Postmaster
General has discontinued the daily mail between
Charlottesville and Seottsvlle. 1t is now carried
tri.weekiy. Leaves Charlottesville on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday, and arrives on tie al
tPrnate DAYS
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-20

FREE NEGROES "A Noret DeeiSion--A case
was tried in Nansemond county, Va, last week
afecn. the rights of free negroes to visit a free
State and retura 60 Virginia in which novel de-
csiun was rendered. free colored woman had
heen left some property in Pennsylvania, aud az
ter going there to receive it, returned to Virginia,
relying on her good character to shield her from
prosecution. The Court gave the extraordinary
decision. that she sh uii be permittedFto remain.
A correspondent of the Petersburg Express says:
1t was denied that Pennsylvania was. in reali-
tv, in the category of "A non-slaveholdinS State,
tthe onus of proof being thrown upon the prosrcH-
ton it was so decided Tact that there yet remains
in the State small number Of old slaves not EN-
braceh by the statute Of emancipation The YER
Dict learn, caused considerable dissatisfaction
among some of our citizens who deprecate it IL n
pe,nieions precedent: though sympathizing with
the woman account Of her industrious, harm
less and thrifty habits Whit a commentary up
on the pseudo philanthropy ofour Northern neigh
bors? Here is q negro who has had ample opp"r-
tuniy to observe the condition of her race nj rlc
North, but prefers to remain among the negro
drivers" of the South, Mt the cost OF her hard
cared little earnings to obtain the privilege.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-20
Servants Wanted.

NHE subscribers wish purchase for friend in Alabama
experienced Male DInngroom Servant and good Female
Soos Washer and Ironer The gentleman In want Of these
ants intends them for his and persons having
nr sae, with the requisite qualification and character,
may rely upon only getting full value hut also anu excel
m nome for their For urber information apply To
seW l2dts-Rep copy NJ LAEGHORHE x SONS.
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I,1<EgRynG FEMALE aUEIEGE.

IA GEEESs ssNF FEW III. VVEEUEh..
THlIiE Of this Institution Will be resumed thu
i frs, Monla, In sepirmbcr with FNH tops " PryeN
mrs and ample facilities Tor instruction IN I'LL the branches q"
sta,il pertaining 10 tt COMPLETE FEMALE EDUCATION.
EXPFNsES-ruition In English for term o five months
So: Latin FRENCH st0 IN Music, f25; Buurl for five
mouths, go.
deduction made for absence under two weeks, one hal
the Board and Tuition required in advance
For Catalogues containing further particulars. aiI. 10
iAy 2i-dteIy sAk'L n. COX, President.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-20

THROWING SroNEs.-IIenry, slave belonging to
Captain McCorkle, charged with throwing stones
at - Pooly. Il white man, was arraigned at
the Mayors Court yesterday, but in consequence
of the absence Of certain witnesses, the consdera-
ton Of the case was deferred till this morning.
Charles. slave TO Mr.. Staples, charged with
throwing stones at John Knckle (cnl'red, was
also befare the Mayor, but witnesses not being on
hand, the hearing of the deferred till
this morning
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-20

Sewing Machines.
AIDES wishing Machine do sEnv ANTS Co CIoTHEs
i 4 AZ WORK. would do well 10
inc ia 1T HOLES I'M plONED FAMILY MACHINE. Price
$40 $50 aud $50 Tbs following certificate Is from well
known Tailor In this county who only had about ~ minutes
instruction this Machine:
LErsv.IE, Campbell county, yn., june 18th, 1879.
Mn. WM L. PAsEl we'll pleased with nartlolf's Sew
ing Machine. and would exchange it for any have
lind difficulty In operating with 1t on any kind Of cloth,
from tckest CASHMERE the finest Linen We shave
pair Of Tow Linen pants for servants have
and operated six different kinds Of Sewing
Machines, hut Bartofs and Singers the only Machn,s
that would recommend any person to bny They the only
Machines that make Tdl0I's stitch. consider Barthofs
much cheapest machine IL simple In construction, easy
10 understand and likely 10 get Of order Almost
every person that has Baho operate md Singers
That worked year give Barilolf's the preference.
Respectfully yours, Re. CAR01Us q. TERRY.
+. s. find no difficulty In getting my wife 10 work BAR
of's Machine. They tllnt something grea ought
for the TINT invented Sew ing Machines with tho Shut
Tie and Luck Stitch. June l8-dfts G. q. T.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-09-20
CIIILiIOWEE SPRINGS FOR SALE.

THE undersigned Commissioners appointed by decree NJ
the Circuit Court ot SIN, Nh county IN the Ut Il. r. Akcr
and others against Benjamin Patterson aud others WILL
II EsAN the 18th day Of OroBKR next being the first a.
the October al, al the
House ri III county, Of lau
Guiding the celebrated ClllllioWEE sELrlluR SPRINGS,
unsurpassed In Medicinal virtue h, mineral In The
These Springs hive had from the earliest settlement OF
the country celebrity have effected remarkable
cures; fesnTtrd h, Visitors when
could he had and doubt would be- rcsrricl Ia
10y hundreds and thousands, II improved They ,uuld be
They situated within about mile Of the virginia Ten
Railroad in the county of smAth, in the vale, OF the
mi fork of Hosion The fertile and beautiful
regions Of The south West. railroad Of easy nnd cheap
grade could be made along level valley, extending nom the
Nirgina Tennessee Railroad the Springs The spring
bold aud capable OF supplying number al visitors and the
handsome afford beautiful for buildings
for extensive establishment. Capitalists invited 10
anime the property, inv, stmct speculation presents
attractions
TfRMS.Ihc sale Ia lac credit of two, three or
with inter, thereon m and ALTER the expiration
al The purchasers Ia give bond aud approved
eu and the tile rcain, till the purchase n,onc, paid
REAELRN JOHNSON. -
JAMES W. SiEFFEl. >"N''
uly n-,1A