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Law Ccpartnership.

Law Ccpartnenhip.
INV. MILLER & G. W. BROOKS,
RALEIGH, N. c.,
-.yIyG ASSOCIATED THEMSELVES TOGETHER
in the practice Of the law in the County Courts, will
.nd promptly to all business entrusted to their
T1sr v,l attend the County Courts Of Wake, Johnston
yash franklin, Granville. Person and Orange.
ee on Fayetteville Street. above the Lawrence Hotel
where one or the other may be constantly found.
Jan. 9, 1855. 0-u.
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BUslNHss CARDe

= tsxt. rvs- NOTICE.
HuNHB COPARTNERSHIP heresosas, exissjss bssvsss
the undessigned under the style and 6sm Of A. n.
NcPheeeess Co., this day dissolved by muiua
sent % s-
W. Martin having disposed Of his interest," the basi.
ness Of The hte firm will Be settled By the other psrss
only.
tN A. ~ McPHEETERS
HENRY 0u1SEllN.
J.. w. MARTIN.
NOTICE.
vu\HE UNDERSIGNED have this day formed Co-part-
= nefshp under the style and hru Of
McPheeters 4 Ghiseliu,
and will contne the wholesale Grocery and Commissoa
business at the old stand of A. NJ McPhe~ess Co.. wills
Wharf
A. u. McPnEETERS,
HENRY GAlSELlN.
August 9, 1858.
We beg to call attention to above notices and 10 solicit
. continuance Of the favor extended To the old Erm.
We shall Keep always hard Q full aud veil selected
stock of all articles in The
WHOLESALE GROCERY BUSINESS
which We will sell On the accommodating and
all cuns,gnmcnts Of Fiosr. UasGf, Gsa ts<es NsSst
ore or other articles Of produce shall have best and
McPuEETERs 42enlsEI. n.
Wills Wharf.
Norfolk, August 8, 1858. ss-,G
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Ed. GRAHAM HAYWOOD.
Counsellor and Attorney at Law,
RALEIGH, \. c.,
Will attend the County and Superior Courts Of Wake,
Johnston and Chatham; the Superior Courts Of New Han
rrr and Sampson and the Terms Il the Federal Courts,
and supreme Court Of Worth Carolina ut Raleigh.
Office the formerly occupied by the late Hon. WILL
g. HAYWOOD, Jr.
Raleigh, May %. 52-sw.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1859-04-13

JUNIUS G. SNEED,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW,
SoNERvILLE. TENNESSEE,
Will attend to all business entrusted to him in Western
Tennessee.
December a. 1858. lo5-lypd.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-30
NUMBER 297

prevent race Of diligence amoug his srsditsrs'
at Law, fr bis property BE- app5opratiae itt8 pre-
fer ed creditors, this wOald rot be fraudulent h.
esuse l. was J sNkat he bad a right 70 dc -Tbe
rule coniendei for. would compel him 10 surrender
the long established right 10 choose among his cred
it1rs. when some bad sued, and others not Il would
no BE- c5utrOVertd tbst debtor nj ght At any Il ne
before judgment and levy, except when the judg-
msnt would create lien. confess judgment 10
snoiher and surrender his property in ssts3aciiln.
as to defeat the first Au asst gn meat to pay
drbts is Of equal force. ans, where there Is no
fraud VIZ defeat those who have been vigilant
in suing. The suing eze1tOrs. are s'riEeg IN lie
gal wy, 10 make their debts, to the exclusion OF
others, and have No right to complain if they are
superseded By another legal mode OF obteining sat
isfaction or ourun n the trace OF diligence" By
different road IL only fair coat stbetweea
creditors, BY different legal mesu-, 10 secure them
selves. Perhaps pro Distribution Il ths pro-
perry, would he tbe most equiiabie; butthat IS not
our sys EN-, and other rules must prevail Here the
contest betNeen the two Of crsiiturs, IS which
shall hsye al 70 the exclusion Of the cher not for
squiiabls distribution They are eq1slly meritori-
Gus, and TIE strongest legal right must prevail
The Judgment OF the Circuit CIurt upon the
agreed case was right, aud will be affirmed
CARUrHEEs
A correct cory. ] P Clsrk Clerk. 81 -,.
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/ The uniform course of decision in North Carolina
and Tennessee under the act # l7S4-has been that
Tarol gift or sale Of a slave is Invalid, between
tee parties, when parol gift. or contract Of
sale is neither accompanied nor followed by the de-
livery of tie slave TO the dOnee or bargainee.
The au, orities as 10 this are numerous an
abundsst; bat we neeJ only 10 refer here to Payne
vs. Lasster, 10 Yerg. 500.
There wa no bill Ct sale or wiring Of any kind
made used the purchase of the shares Of Isaac,
jason sud Thomas Mcdonald in the slave Martha
ami her children, by Sils Mcdonald Nor did any
delivery accompany follow the sale, which was
merely verbal.
II follows upou well settled principles that Sills
Mcdonald acquired tide whatever IL their shares
of these slaves
Moreover we think-situated as these slaves
were aLthe TINA Stills Mcdonald Purchased them
N we're incapable of delivery; and that he only
could have maIe valid purchase, or contract, by
dee /, other writing, aud MT IN parol The bill
charges add the record sbundanuY shows, that at
the time OF the purchase the saiI lisa Jason and
Thomas did not have possession f sad slaves; but
only estate in remainder reversiOa therein 10
the extent Of their shares; and that Susan Nc
D0uait-the widow of Allen Mcdonald had an IS
tat for her life in said slaves accompanied with
their actual pc5sesSion; GId that this life estate
continued uull i,ag Aztec ills McDouald's dsa h
aud since the iling the bill in this eause-When
Susan Mcdonald the for life die In this
OF the facts it will be foundry referring TO the
priuci pies laid down II Payne La.ser and other
4lthorities-fhlt there could have been no delivery
Of these sl.ves-ths possession and rigat Of the
tenant for lie presenting al ilsuperabte obstacle
Payne LlssIier, 10 Yer 5J1-LawreUce vs.
Lawrence, Swan H. Hallum vs. You're, l Sneed
800
It is not pretended hat any attempt at a delivery
male; or that the tenant for hfe N ,de any
render Of her ght and possession fer sha purpose
Blu the reverse IS shown in the bill aud the proof
The difficulty OF q want Of delivery Is attempte3,
in argument, to be Obyiaied from the fact that
Stills Mcdonald lived in the family of his mo her
the tenant for life, and exercised some sort of C
troll over the slaves; whe her over those particular
slaves Is shown. Nor does the nature or extent
Of his agency C her business precisely appear But
there is nothing IN this argument Il is very
clear from this record, that SHls Mcdonald never
had or held possession Of these slaves il his char
actsr of purchaser; but that the possession was at
all times, il The tenant for life; and wlstever he
did was as her agent, and in subsrdination TO her
estate. Caplnger Sullivan Hum. 54S
Theresut is, that the ChancellOr's decree will be
reversed.
WRIGHT.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-30

Hill George.
This question P eseuted aus record, Is wheih-
er the lien II the landlord upon the crops made
oo the premises TO secure toe payment OF the Dts
toi re0', given by the Of 1925 CD 81 is superi
ORTIZ the claim CT The debtor under the laws OF the
Stste, exemPurg ee' tain property from execution
1. has been repestedly held thtI the proper mode
Of enforcing his lien is By judgment and execution
against the tenant by the lAnol rd that 1t
De iesIei on the crop growing, made the rent
ed penn es DdUts vs. PEEK Yerg 252, $50;
HardehadR vs. 0huRqfe Msigs' Rep. 39S, 408 This
was done IN this case, and proper steps taken
70 maintain and enforce lhe lien under the Statue
But II Is argued fer George. the tenant. that the
lieu does Dol exist between landlord and tenant,
bat only as between the landlord and other credit
ofs OF the tenant, aud that If this be so, eth.
that If the tenant only have left the corn allowed
him by lhs exemption laws Of the State, the same
cannot be taken 30 satisfy the landlord, though
grown upon the rented premises Neither ofthsse
positions eau be maintsinod The Statute gives
the lien directly against the tenant, well bis
other creditors. IL grows cut Of TIE renting, and
the relations of Landlord end tenant, snd in the
very nature OF the case. must be superior to the
rgnt OF Ibe tensnt Il r., Ia this respect analogous
to the claim Of the mechanics leo, or widoa's
dover against the lien the ven lOT CT rtal estate
Will there bs DO lien ii the tenant raise 40 more
cora han the Law allows him. Was this The mean
ing OF tue Siaiuteg Aud w1t not such a oohstruc-
tion Operae, fact, the pr JUDGE Of she poor
and prevent them from so readily renting aud or
getting homes? The act Of 1855, eh Il, acts
1896, page SOD is geaersl in its terms ami does
not, in our opinion, repeal or modify tho act OF
] S25. cb 81, or Ia any way impair she lien Of tbs
landlord under that statute. The Two acts may well
8 and together
Judgment reversed, and cause remanded.
Wright
Correct copy, J. P CLARK, CTk.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-30

TSHA O. HARRIS Governor % he state of Tennessss To
all who shall see these presents-Greetiug.
Whereas have been officially informed the President o.
East Tennessee aHd Virginia Railroad Company that Oh Tie night
2fh Of December, 1855 obstruction placed upun
Tennessee, for the purpose Of throwing the Locomotives and ~
OF o said track, by which the lives aud property q passengers
greatly endangere1.
Now, therefore, l. sam G.. Harris, Governor Aforesaid, -
virtue q the power and authority vested, do hereby Ce
reward Of Five Hundred Dollars T. any person or
persons for the apprehension and conviction Of the person
persons guilty Of the said offence
Ia testimony whereof, have hereunts set my haRd
caused the Great Seal % the Stat to be aixsd a.
T. ohce in Nashville, the 26th day Of January, l153
IsHAM U. HAkRis
By the Governor
} T. r. RAY, Secretary Of State
fauz5-dlt&W2t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-30

We, r. H. E. s. & R. c. Gardner have associated with rs H.
B. Buckner partner business under the style OF Gard
Co., at news Front store, No . Inn Block
We will keep always hand large Ind carefully seecte
stock staple Fancy Dry Goods, Varieties Boots Shoes
Hats Caps, Bonnets and StrawGoOt generally.
Our stock plantation goods will be unusually lagecompr
sing heavy Cotton Fabrics both oolored and White
extra heavy Brogans Palm Hats, heavy colod and
white negro Blankets.
invite and dealers in Merchandise,
wish buy goods low for Cash. short time 20 give
close examinations intend 70 make 1t 10 their inter
est. and TO make this their cheapest market
We will receive SELL friends, all country produce,
Wool Feathers Beewax, Ginseng, Jeans, Lny and
Socks. the highest price the market will command
isn4-ltf
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DALY'S
Aromatic Valley WhIskv.

E this age OF aiueratsd nd ieleterious IL il ,
of great satisfaction 70 Be asis 10 inoine 70 rsfi
sessiRg qualities except such uos sb
hueuce oil the human Constitution.
few on the banks Of the Rhine proue. the
grape, when will flourish where else from VI 8 Ip mn.
the ''J0hanuislerg" the choicest vine on he vor
lev Of land IN Cuba produce hacuo the Hfvorand
quality Of which, when manufactured Into cigars, az iconItr
by superior that the produced anv osr s 4nd
strip Of land parish Of NstoItoch In Z i
ong supplei The world with super a. tole OF stuf
from cannot be induced TO grow sssh
In ike manner, it has long known tat ted tror
lying in TIE vaieyof the MJnougahea exclusively brrs
forth Rye OF properties So NAKED add pecii r. that is dsl
lton Proiuees WHISKY OF such superas chaae places
It heyond rivalry.
BY process reSently discovered aud oaIT to ny
me gram from the choicest spot Of his favored
Aromatic valley WhisEy,
with which 10 other stand nstants comparison
WarrsHtsbe prem ., beng ssul Of pahiiahins
VIII nrst su'5ectmy Whisky tothe test 80
IT Is nov the STANDARD article class Hotels spd
CLUBS IN the city Of New York and wherever introduced II a.
once assumes iss lealIng POSITION, is
awarded the Palm of Superiority,
and the deu and for t tecomes thing estabhshec.
It's med chi al properties such that mrleots sf
merit influence upon the constitution
have analysed sanplso DAILY Aromatic valley Whlsky
and ind il 70 pure Irtis, flavor snd Without sb
deeterlSus AlmiAt1re JAMES r. ClIILIONs ND,
STATE AssAYEa's OsYlcE y Somerset st-egt.1
n Boston, April l7th, ls55 !
have chemical ANALYSIS Of your Arouase yaiey
Whisky and md it pure fae eloorad re Btisgy eont5
ng no injurious matters Of any kind and would
CHARLES 7. JACKSON,
W. Stats Asasysr
Your Aromatic Valley Whisky is received AMI a.er careful
animation find to y pure 1Ttis, szssy rss Tors ~
fully, JAMES J. MAPEs,
Analytical Chemist.
lCoasumers depend upon getting pure article uhsa
they buy the Valley WHISKY as il sold By the ho'.eoa
" South William street, New lork,
janlg-ieo sa sole Propriatos.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-30

yEyEN DOLLARS wi give Ten Dollars q aHy
will first send a number Of ErOgnlOg's
Knoxville Wing spubshd the last 81 June drst
July ls5j which the editor copies paragraph from The
Kingston Gdseesr and from the Amerc Pres tas,
and then - writer Of the Gaseser paraEra
'anmi,tyated liar" NJ. L. PATTERSON
WssHIS0ToS, Rhea county, Tenn.
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DISSOLUTION.

TVyHF couanershp heretofore existing between the subscr
es under the style Of Gardner, Sheppard Co.,
this dav dissolved by mutual r. u, = and T. G,
Gardner having purchased The interest OF = shepherds WHO
brS from the firm The business be settled the re-
.puin{pg nartners II. II. GARDNER,
+. s. GARDNER,
i. c. GARDNER,
Z A. SHEPHERD.
Nashville Jan l. 1859
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-01-30

CoILECToR's OFIICE, CRY HALL,l
Nashville, Jan. Is, le59 !
TTyAX PAYERS who wish 20 avail themselves the privileges
ofthe la allowing pre- payment CORPORATION ES
for the year 5g hereby notified that they do
calling Collectors Once. Interest the nf
CENT per he allowed from Of certificates till
ls July. Of taxable property the city will find it
their interest to call Immediately.
ian2O-Im A. NELSON. Collector
FRUIT TREES FRUIT TRIESTE!
Y OFFER 10000 Apple, Pear, Peach, Cherry, and 81
other Fruit Trees, three years growth - -
ali very fine will deliver them the order of Mc-$aA
Call, Vanleer & Co.. Nashville. -z1s-
The Apple each large Pear so cents each Peach
90 cents each Plum so each Cherry % each all Of
he finest accmated varieties. ship from here point
W. =. FALL,
sor2a 5s-dktW4n. ClarksTills Tenn
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SHELBY MEDICAL COLLEGE.
NASHVILLE. TENNEssEE.

SESSION OF 559-THE FIRST REGULAR CoUssE % LEcEuRz
Institution will Monday, ae lst Of Ne
vemr ls will continue till the lst Of March, ensuing
Tie Preliminary Course Of Lectures free 70 al stnsns
will be given during the month OF, o. O TJ
THOMAS l. MADDIN, NJ. D., Professor Of Anatomy, (Des
crptive. Histological and Surgical3
JOHN FREDERICK MAY, d. D. Professor OF Principles ana
DANIEL WRIGHT ~ D. Professor Of Physiology AID Pa
JoFy N. C1LLENDER, NJ D. Professor OF Massria Media
and Therapeutics
RICHARD o. CCRRBY, N. D., Professor OF Medical Chenisty
and Meiica Jursprudence;
E. B. HAsKINs, NJ D. Professor Of Theory and Practice q
John p FORD NJ D. Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases
Women and Children:
H. NJ. COMPTON. u. D., Dsmonstrator Of Anatomy.
The Cy Hospital upon the premises Of the College and IN
OF the Faculty, at which operations performed
prescribed for in tho presence Of the Class and Cnt
cal Lectures delivered. -
Amount Of fees for Lectures Slto "
Naturalization fee paid but Once) W
Demonstrators fee trequired but oncel ~ ~
Ordination fee, - -, - ~
HO' ' JOHN P. FORD, N. D.,
tvI7dAvg Dean ~ IN Faculty
LAND NEGROES AND STOCK 70 SALE.
the stb day OF February next viii sell to the highest
bi,rr an Inc tract Of which reside SmyE-
IA Dspot IN steSars eek, Rutherford c. UNITY, containing
1t 2OD Aces. This Of the best Of isnd in
Ns Tennessse time and place. viii al50 eel
my NEGROES AND slOCh.
nrson wishing examine The land will call the sub
,-1sr an me premises. Terms male known y sale
ians5d&txtis. ' u -
CHEESEI CEEE
NIL ~ GRESHAM uUFEAEER,
o,,i5ld So south MErkst Stztst
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ROCA'S BALSAM FOR PULMONARY AND
TURERCILAR CONNI MPTION

TFNE public in possession Of Of the
ordinary remedies for what con-
sidered ncurabe disease, being Outward AppIica-
tiOns the action Of which seemingly miraculous,
having Of those attributes which up
compounds in general
pamphlet containing directions, letters from distinguished
and well ndd uas and other documentary evidences,
" accompany the remedy.
Mr. having ceased be the agent the sale
Balm the price has been reduced only obtained
proprietor by letter directed q. OCA 1903 P.
Philadelphia, Penn uova0-i6m
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New and Exclusive Wholesale
MILLINERY HOUSE
No. 50 Public square, and
Garner OF Cedar Street, Il p-Statrs

yENHE Retail Trade will be conducted usual az the tnd
40 Union street, to the stale Bnk Oar viii
full 18th February LIST Mach, cus
the largest Of Fancy silk and straw Bonnets Millinery
Goods opened West Of New York Likewise ladies and
Misses LeghOrn Fals Hats and Paris lowers Ru-e Rao
Band Boxes in bales Bonnet Frames Blocks, Mater al for Iii
merry, &c We would respectfully call re stten los Of county
Merchants Mluer that after 25 dezuz In
ing Bonnets and Millinery Goods FILTER ourei-es must
have experience purchasing TO the and az al
posted the latest fashions This with combining ourselves
business possible, viii 5lving
fully l0per cent Low mail MI u goods
purchased East.
We respectfully solicit call from listing the city
Spring All orders punctually filled.
jani3-iy = WISE, Aaeut.
NTOTECE.James Little and wife Isbecea, formerly Es
COOK, Jacob Granger and vile Catharne. formerly
LaIharne Cook and heirs Of John Cook, seas
knowa heirs o. Barbah Hamilton. foraery Barah CooF,
unsnOwn, aid Jacob Cook all heirs q jacob and Catha
Cook deceased residents ~ hC State Tennessee,
notice, sha apply to the County Court Of Robrtsou
county, Tennessee to administer the Of Jacob Cook
dsasei. with the viii annexsd the February tenn, ie9. az
said Court, when and wrs may attend - 9Ie. T., de-
the you think proper This, 18Th January, 1853
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