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Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-05
DR. ). sIMMs q SONS


HAIR BNUSlIES.-Iatest styles, ut low prices at
DR. J. SIMMs SONS, Fourth and King sts
Tooth brushes, English manufacture. We sell them
cheap. Store Fourth and King Streets.
Dr. j. SuIna Cough Syrup admits Of no equal 70 and
90 conts per bottle Principal depot Fourth and King
Sireats
Fancy Extracts for the Iahdkerchie-fne articles al
unprecedented low prices ut Dr. j. Slmns SONS Popular
Family Medicine Store, Fourth and King Streets.
Extra nN Cologne for the Toilet low rates, at Fourth
and King Streets
Stick ponade nice article, sod BY Dr. j. sinlns Som
Fourth and King Streets.
Knights celebrated Cooking Extracis-yanila Nutmeg
strawberry &c. These Extracts superior 10 any In te
market. Sole ogente. DR.. j. simms & Son. Fourth and
King Streets.
knights instantaneous Liquid Hair Dye for colorng the
hair beautiful black brown. 1t does not inurc the
hair or stain the skin and will not wash out 1t IL I'M
donhedy tho best dye in Sole agency for its sale
Dr. j, Sllnnis ( Sons, Fourth and King Streets.
bowers famous ulycerine Cream. Now Ii the time 10
use this article Capital for chappe skin and excOfatei
surfaces Sold at Fourth and King Streets.
Ashmeads Essence Of Janlacl uingeryery strong and
good. Sold only at Fourth and King Streets
Burnetts Cocaine for the 1lar-a good article very
choap at Fourth and King Streets
Lows Brown, Windsor Honey Palm and Fancy soans In
variety ut low rates, by DR. j. SIMMS 4 son,
Dealers In Puro Family Medicines
OctlJ Fourth and King Streets
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-05
STOVES! STOVES! STOyES!!!

81,
No. 22 Market street HAYS hpnd great varsity OF
new AMI superior styles and patterns Of SfOy FL manuf
ture Ut Of the must extensive aud most celebrated
factories In this country and they Oiier Tho suile to the
public with the that the variety bet
ket including the most approved patterns Of Cooking and
all other descriptions of Stoves for both MnNd and coal
All Of which will be SOLD tho reasonable terms for
cash approved credit. Also Just received tho a 9toye
called the Star Of the Morrill, 1a Nv te Inoat wonder n
Soy1 that has been mudo, nnl the only nnn that cnu
keep continuous combustion u the gases thereby pro.
ducing m'At remarkable flame from Anthracite coal
N.R.stuycs repaired and Jobbing punctuay attended
to. y. u. BROWN & co,
Oct2l-ly No, 20l Market street Wilmington, dol.
wALTON's BULLETIN.
w iIlTE Castillo SOAP for salo by A. WALTON
Citrate of Magnolia sold by Walton
l,ussell's Cow brink, prepared by u. NJ. Roche.
Walton's IL the place to buy Balsam OF Fir
Tooth Brushos--l0tsof thenl--at Walton's
English Military Soap-the genuine-sold by Walton
Fresh crop Chainoinile at Waltons,
Surgeons Sponge, for sale by Walton
Port MOnnaiea, for sale II WHiiuns
Wistars Lo1ense4 prtnr'dby G. Ellis Co., fr sale by
Walton
dun Nipples sold by A. Walton.
English white Felt Corn and iuniun pli,,cfs Nspl hy
wethg, aud by trnl affords great relief sold Waifnns
splendid lot Of CUmbs for sale III Waltons
Tweektrs, of various kinda, flr saleat Walton's
Hair brushes, the rienes lot In Delaware for sale at
Waltons Drug Store.
White Windsor Soap n. & A. WrigLra make an es-
cplunt article, NJ Walton'4.
liani4omo Puff Boxes for slle by Walton
WoOey's Sayp, soldhy walton.
Ayre4' Pills, sold at Mnllnn's. nrtag
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-05
1lI..,,ouNTl.y sEAr,, wIrH AnorT roR.

y TY ACRES or LAND FOR SALE. The snlsarilcr
will sell for cash. credit city other less valuable property
half Of his farm lying only hafu mile from the cty Of
Wilmington. on the Newport pike. This property has
more thnh doubled ia value within the lust iun years and
Il constantly increasing The property will he divided by
the road leading from ilin pike to Mill Creek. one pnrt
Is new totngc House. tenant house. carriage house and
other outullngs On the other half is a large barn
untrhets gtaary &c. only ule-hulf Is for sale hui tile
purchaser can have the choice. j. A. BROWN.
ap2J-ti.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-05
Harper,s Ferry Trouble Trial of the
Prisoners.

cnAuLssToS, Va, Nov s.-Messrs Russell
and Sennat, Attorneys from Boston, reached
here to-day.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-05

30 rcts lo tickets sATes and certificates Of pirkag-
ges in tlr aoye srsni 1tteFieh will receive the most
prompt attention. and an official ucrunt Of eqcl drawing
sent Immediately nitrr il Ia all yer all who order from
the subscriber. The drawings superintendent by three
Coninissioners appointed ly the iuycnor. Address
Il. II. SOLOMON, Agent,
oI1J-1V Nn 4 Fuat g,,,rtI, St,.,nt
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-05

Cook Was brought before the Magistrates
Court, but waived an examination lie was
committed for trial
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-05

SuPERlok LOCUST MOUNTAIN C0AL.-TIIR SUB
ecriher would respectfully inform his friends aud the
e2cns OF Wilmington and vicinity geuefly thn ho Lny
Jns. received load Every superior Locust Mountain Coal
Which no VIII dispose d a lowest market price for cash
tive mo call and examine Tho article
n. PATRICK RYAN,
septic - M '"s t"'''VA"'
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-05

W. FURNITURE WARER0nMS.
l Nos los and los, y. W Corner Of Front and ShipaY
Streets, Wilmington, Del, All kinds If Furniture
manufactured and kept constantly on hand lnch ~ Sp
Chairs bureaus Tables book CUsaa, washatands Reists
Whni-Nots, S'lehoardu Secretaries SPRING Hair and &
Mattresses, &c. 6r. H"7"
hG- Old Furniture Repaired. 90
N. u. C0FFlNS made and FUNERALS attrpf an a, az
Ehortest notlrc 49, ueu NJ INC
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-05

FOR SALE.--A three stnriri Riict iiouna eiilito IN
Sscnnd street between Monrou and Jackson This Is anew
HOUSE, Continuing siS with cellar, AMI every thing
IN complete order. This House will he 4od bargain IL ~
piled for soln Price Ss5l-oneialf o which may remain
nnon tho Property. Apply immediately To
JAMES MONTGOMERY,
angi-tf 80. % sluley street,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-05
II'mE FisII MARK ET...i75 YiIf ,,i,;, T !

'lHE FISH MARkET.. -f1l TiIr 1,ITIZpyS on
Il WILMINGTON AND VICtNIfY.--J ~, M iht.,a a WI
60 inform my cuaoiners ana friends tb' Mi h"ya wa
rS 81 snGsror fisli e s at my stand Ut he Esst emil
oi a,len. Maihel it9nses VERY Tuesday, from Ii
aay On Fridays and s'uraa,s Of every wrek viii ii.
ws 10 hu he or ro dny with M excellent supply Of
rss ~ IT, Telt e of Fourth Street Market All III want
:" H nv ocap article can be- accommodated BY cniln.
w a NY INV" signed GEoRGE KELLER.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-05
,IO. sPOitTSMEN " GrNNEIts.

Tho undersigned would most respectfully inform The
pubic ihat he has employed OF the best Gun Smiths
IN The country and IL prepared 10 do all kinds Of work
-Doh new and ol'l--n the best and the short
-, uiee' lln Mns foreman for Thonns Co.'S great es
nblshmen, for the Manufacture Of lrear1ns in Baltimore
r TX years consequently he IN qualified J do any Kind
ortSf ROI,rRT wAnNpp
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-05
W-LLdIANI y. WIGGINs, N0rARY TuDLic

and ConycSancer, Commissioner Of Deeds Architect
"a Drangitsman--Ohicc 62i King Sffeel--Deeds Bonds
~ Ncr written with care at short notice. Particular
hltchoh gwen 10 Marine Protesting and taking tho az.
Of the Union. " ''' '''''s''' ''"'''
Drawings and Specifications furnished to builders con.
tractors and parties applying for patents
hnil Warrants, extra nav &C., procred fir nnrtaa en-,
Titled 10 such from the United Statos government
~ my office from in tho morning until in The evening
septu-lS WILLIAM u. MIuGINS,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-05

A New No and Anekcrcl IN whole Lnlf and ouarfer
nls snh and Herring Potatoes. and full assortment OF
sI a good tpnliy GfUceries for sno North East Cor
'r o. Front md Orange Streets. Hausekcepors will And
:" n n'n =, interest 10 call J. b. MCDOWELL,
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-05

REAL ESTATE WRITES,
DEEDS MORTGAGES,
HtlNpS WILLS,
LEASES AND RELEASES,
OFFICE no. 90. WILMINGTON DELAWARE
npk3-tf
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-05
~ ID AIliGRN llOTIaL

ssssHyl wnrcThO undersigned having tal on Tho ubo,e
Hsss SaN Hotel and made such npro ements ~ were
s=s-s--decined necessary ior the accommodation ii the
public hegs leave to announce that the House ~ now
open for the reception Of bonriclA and visitors.
The largo enclosure connected with The premises undor
tia management Of experienced hostltr aforI bistioT
accommodation for farmers, dfoyrrs, &c.
hr Table will he supplied with tho eholcest articles
the market produce served in the best style by polite
and ohligng servants.
The BAR will be supplied with Wines and Liquors Of lla
beat brands and Cigata of the host qualify.
Tile Bowling Saloon attached 10 the establishment will
he constantly open to visitors.
Nothng in short will be overlooked TINT may contribute
to tho patrons uf tho House.
apei-ly JOHN u WAITER
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-05

SPLENDID SUHEME
no nm nu.uN

EACH wEDN EsDAY Il NOVEMBER.
Glass go travis Wednesday, November 9, 1869.
tlRsl 100 ilrawi :. -
t'lasa hla draws " I" 49,
Class G.i draws
Ncally Prize 10 eyory Two Ticket.
is Numhels IL btaMn nAllnta.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-05
pHoToGRApHs, PHoTOGRAPHsu

b4utESH BuTTER.-I WOULD CALL TIE An
teniion Of storekeepera and others to tho fact Tint
am constantly receiving fresh BUTTER In ponnds which
viii dispose of at the lowest market rites
sup94 Corner Of Fourth a,d Walnmt5.,raHi,.
Delaware inquirer. (Wilmington, Del.) 1859-18??, 1859-11-05

Coppce's trial was resumed No witnesses
were called orthc defence. Mr.. Harding open
ed the argument for the Commonwealth and
Messrs, Hoyt and Griswold followed for the de-
PENDANT. Mr.. Hunter closed for the prosecu-
ton. The speeches were Of marked ability.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-17


MEssRs. EDITORS The time is near at
hand, when it will become necessary for the
Opposition party to select suitable represen-
tatives for our next Legislature. It there
fore becomes us to look about and ascertain
who possess the requisite qualifications for
that situation; and who would be most ac-
ceptable and best calculated to unite the in
terest and promote the welfare of our coun-
try and party. We know of no one who
could give more general satisfaction than
Maj. JAMES R. BRUCE, the talented and clever
editor OF the Gazette. ------------------=-
He is bold. indefatigable, energetic. gener-
Gus and courteous. He is mechanic by
trade and a man of the people. He under
stands their interest, and appreciates their
usefulness, and while he would please them.
his liberality, courteous bearing, and general
intelligence, would render him acceptable to
all classes; and his fuency and logic, would
make him an efficient advocate of our princi-
pies.
We sincerely hope that he will consent to
become a candidate fol- the lower branch of
the next General Assembly of the State of
Tennessee. - -
DAVIDSON COUNTY.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-17
The Democratic state Convention.

We would respectfully suggest to the Dem
cratic State Convention, which meets in this
place to-day, that party platforms, made up
of "ambiguous phrases and susceptible OF
"delusive constructions" can no longer sub
serve the purposes for which they were origin
ally designed. They can no longer preserve
the unity of the Democratic party. nor blind
the public as to the dscordant and conflict
ing opinions, which, as recent events have
made manifest to the whole world, now pre-
vail among, not merely individuals. but
whole sections, of that party, respecting i'm
portant practical questions of national policy
President BUCHANAN's messages, the views
expressed through the Democratic press and
the votes and the speeches Of the leading and
most distinguished Democratic members of
the last Congress, all go to establish, beyond
cavil. the existence among them of wide and
deep-rooted differences of opinion upon i'm
portant public questions Of practical ma
ture, which the Cincinnati platform protested
to settle-at least, so far as the Democratic
party was concerned. These leaders. while
widely differing among themselves. and, at
times, denouncing one another's views, as
inconsistent with the Cincinnati platform, all
protest that they adhere to, and stand upon
that platform But they differ as to its mean
ing. Mr.. DOUGLAS and the Northern Demo-
cratic Senator'S believe that they are standing
erect on the slavery plank OF the platform, and
that Messrs. BROWN, DAVIS, MASON, HUNTER and
other leading Democratic Senators from the
South are not; while these latter believe
that there feet are firmly planted on that plank,
aid that DOUGLAS x Co, have got off of it.
In recommending Government aid for the
construction of Pacific Railroad, Mr. b.
CtiANAS and those Democrats who supported
that recommendation, undoubtedly under
stood that they were acting in strict accord
ance with the Cincinnati platform; but the
most distinguished leaders of the Southern
Democracy denounce the measure not
warranted by the platform, and as a Federal
heresy.
And so with Mr.. BUCHANAN's recommends
tions respecting the tariff.
Under these circumstances, we respectfully
submit to the Convention that their views, or
the views Of the Tennessee Democracy which
they are supposed to represent, cannot be I'M
derstood by the people, in whose "intelli-
g'nce" Democracy processes to put its trust,
unless. laying aside "ambiguous phrases"
they state specifically which of the conflict
ing Democratic interpretations of the plat
form they approve of-whether they concur
in opinion with DOUGLAS Il Co.. or with
BROwS, Mason, HUNTER & Co., on the slavery
question:; or with BUCHANAN & Co., or their
Democratic opponents, on the Pacific Railroad
and tariff questions.
On the currency question. which is purely
n local or State question, it is TO be hoped
it is due to the people of the State -that the
Convention should speak SC clearly and dis
tinctly as to leave no loop to hang doubt
upon. in regard to the future policy of the
Democratic.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-17
From the New York Sunday Times.
1.-THE VAGABOND.o
A Night with the booths
"L,.stgai. o., dig,.o patrs Inal..s.D


Great actors seem to be regarded with
peculiar and personal interest The world
wants to hear about their doings off the stage
as well rs on; the " Memoirs of Rachel - is
the most successful book of the season, and
anecdotes OF Roscius or pictures Of Garrick
are preserved as carefully as royal autographs
or originals by Guido. The feeting triumphs
of The stage are thus perpetuated 10y tradition;
and the fame OF the mimic sovereign is some
times as lasting that of the real monarchs
who lordcd it so loftily. And indeed. now
that both are gone, wherein is George III
better off than Garrickl The tinsel crown
lasted its owner as long as that which blazed
on the head of the Defender of the Faith; the
sccptre of each has passed into other hands
spent Night, not long ago, with young
BoorH at the old country place of his father.
ummaging the theatrical wardrobe; reading
letters from Edmund Kean and the elder
Mathews, fir ON Elliston and Macready; look
ing over play bills printed in 1910; picking
out the history of lifetime from fragments
of dresses and leaves OF books, and trading a
remarkable character from manifestations
made only to it's intimates. 1t is quite biz
tory. The young actor aud started from
Baltimore at noon and drove about twenty
five miles before reaching the farm. Neither
Of Us were particularly converrant with the
management Of horses uadrr difficulties; and
when the harness brokc. as Il did once or
twice; Romeo and the Yagabond - were in
a quandary indeed. The lrageslian often
enough calls oui =" this kingdom for a horse .
but I'm sure bed much rather have bad a
groom just then land when the carriage stuck
in the mud. We could only initiate the
classic eoantrymau. aud call ON our gods.
but with n little success rs he Finally.
turned Pheatoa aud held the reins, while
Roscias set 10 work and played farrier. being
positively his first appearance In the part.
We lost a shoe aud lamrd a horse. aud broke
the tackle some half dozen times, bat at
last goa SAFELY ~ the line old homestead ~ here
my friend was horn. IT'S q beautiful spot.
Nome Of your carefully laid out villas; nc
erottoes. OF gardens. or fountains; no gravel
cd walks 0r eonserratoFies. hat such place
as IL, prefer TO anything Of the more fazhloa-
able SORT.
A remote ard lovely precinct; lhs hoa.e
stands back long way iresn the coaaty read,
aud Is spprouehfd thrussgh wood. 'lls sItea-
ted in an opeaIng, aad saEroanded 90 ali
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-17
For the Observation-Disclosures.

EDrreRs OF THE PATRIOT Il had no inten-
ton in my call on S. P. AMENT. in your paper
of the 18th inst, of forestalling the wishes of
his friends who want him for the Legislature
agree with Mechanic in your paper of Tues
day, that we need the services of just such a
man as AMENT in our Legislature, and if it is
the wish of his friends to nominate him for
that Office, say most humbly Amen. let it be
so. l feel that he is faithful and competent
and that we should be fortunate to got his
valuable services. either in the Legislature or
as trustee, and will as an humble private,
work most zealously under a nomination
for either Office. CITIZEN.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-17
TO MATTE.

thank thee, MATTE, for thy gift #
The spirit Of real kiss
The gods-but no alone from thee
Could come sweet gift this
II thou didst owe me more of gold
Than Mexic mines have yielded yet,
One brief hours interest on they gift
Would more than liquidate the debit
The spirit cf a kiss IL can not tell
MATTE, dear how kind thou art -
1t came and lit upon my lip,
And have Gagged it in my heart.
And when we meet and meet we shall,
Or it will be fault Of mine,
That prisoned spirit shall once more
BE free upon that lip Of thine.
I'll send an answering spirit back,
But all, the silly, silly elf
Is timid a kiss may be,
And fears to travel by itself
And so, I'll form armed band,
OF nny kindred spirits, say,
All mailed in proof, like fairy knights,
To guard the first upon the way.
And when they como, pray keep them all
Housed snugly in thy gentle breast;
For when we meet To wake the two.
Twill be mere fun to wake the rest
NASHVILLE, March, 1859. J. E. H.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-17
For the Daily Patriot.
A GIET-TO J. Il. H.

send a gift TO you dear friend,
All covered snugy up in this.
Guess what it is. You cantY 1t is
The spirit of real kiss.
Now send an answering spirit back
The spirit of kiss of thine,
As full of earnest, tender truth
And loving gentleness mine.
And when we meet, and meet may,
Before the summer flowers gone,
Wen wake these tiny spirits up
To put their real bodies on.
,. Sand if my Cousin Liz should pout,
And have the horrors the blues,
Pray tell her that the debt is just,
And we are bound to pay our dues.
VIRGINIA. Feb. 1859. MATTE
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-17
Extra Session of Congress.

A telegram from Washington, under date
of the 18th inst, saws:
Mr.. Buchanan declared to a Southern Sena-
tor, last evening. that he had determined to
call an extra session of Congress. and would
issue his proclamation within ten days. The
time will be determined on Tuesday in Cabi-
net. but it will not be earlier than the Ist OF
August The majority of the Cabinet are OPP
posed to an extra session. having secured
their own appropriations.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-17
READY-MADE CToTu,>c

made q The b 81 nairI ISL, and tiimul,,i m H.,
81, le anu made IA Bgac mbc order VA ''u
Also.
\ large and extensive stock n mons b,-s go,
"rcts fur Cashmere and Wool Hats
Also,
\ very urge stock 81 Ir.hnrf and ST.. ~. o.,
ma lltS' Palm II l.. Misses aud I.,lls 4, hin a., -
'l"h ats hn" Misses ladies E,uc, : tx Il,rlr.,. .
magnificent stock Of The above goods - -
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-17
BROAD CLOTHS

large stock of black and fancy French c ssiy,rrcs
magnificent stick OF Linen Drills Cottor,sdss ~,
MINIS, Shambris, Narcotics and Linen Duck Coafillgs
ff"n'h Hrabedeia, English do, Quesn's Cloth ani
every variety OF Men and Boys wear
ALSO,
lnTgr stock II Brown Domcstics, ~ & ,. also
AMI - oSuaburrS a select stock Of I,l.gr 81 n,
brown iablcClOiis. 'H"
ALSO,
a large ana extensive stock Hosiery Varo,, ct,
Yankee Non Us, Girycs, Su~r,.li,irrS - -
iio"p skirts Gold Jeweirv. Umbrellas, Parasols SC
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-17

WHAT WILL he DO WITH ITS BY PrsIs1RArt-s CAY.
TON Novel. By Sir F. BrIwER LYrToS, Bart.
Author Of 'My Novel;" s'The Cations !" opel
ham, &c svo
THE LAND AND THE BOOK; or, Biblical nlustra-
tons drawn from the Manners and Customs the
Scenes and the Scenery orthc Holy Land. BY W.
NJ. THOMPSON, n D., Twenty FIVE Years a Missiona-
~ OF the A.B.C.F.M. in Syria Palestine. With two
elaborate Maps of Palestine, an accurate Plan of
Jerusalem, and several hundred Engrarinas repre-
sentng the Scenery, Topography and Producuonso Of
the Holy Land, and the Costumes Manners and
Habits OF the People. Two elegant large limo.
Volumes, Muslin.
erick the Great. BY THOMAS CARIYIE, Author Of
Letters and Speeches, - ''Sartor Resartus - &c
vols. l2mo., Muslin. (vols. and II, with Por-
traits and Maps, now ready)
A JOURNAL OF CONVERSATIONS WITH LORD BY.
RON. BY the COUNTESS OF RIssING1oy, with a
Sketch Of the Life OF the Author, with Portrait
elegant 12mo. vol. muslin.
THE NEW PRIEST IN CONCEPTION BAY; in Gle
CANT vols, I2mo. muslin.
RELIGIOUS NOVELS there are many: this is not one
of them.
PEARLS OF THOUGHT, Religious and Philosophical
gathered from Old Authors. vol, 82mo.
JUST RECEIVED BIZ
w. y. BERRY 81 CO., Public square
ian27-tf
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sHERIFE,s sALE

DY vlrtns sf 4 fcnditioni exponAs TO ne directed,
I'D znd dchvcred from the Honorable fircnH Curt
q saxti2su CO., TeB., its January Term, 1859,
viii expose "a public sale, ~ the highest bidder. for
cash AZ the Csuft house yard gate, Ia the cty VI Nash
WIKI, MONDAY, TIE 18Th DAY 90 APRIL,
lisa, sl the rght, THE, claim, Interest and CO.
tate shch J. q. Fellows then had may have since
acquired n aud % the following described Real fs-
south Nashville beionging - J. n. lrwins ktste, as
lad b. a. q. MARCEL and stered In the Regis
err oics u Iafids-sn eoanty, Ia beck Ne H. and
paxe slS the -asss beag lois deedci 10 ,. q. fei-
tsss hy Z. J Msnsferd, e. NJ, may be seem by
rrsereacr - decd b. icg - once Il avdson CO.,
bae< No Il, psges 2d2 aud 1e1; being levied on -
the pFoperrty u J. g. fetioSs, % SATISFY Judg.
meat rendered IN hvoF 81 Charles LeAvu AGAINST
J4Hnes g Baldwin aud J. q. Fellows. Feb. 1, 1899.
JAS. n. HINTON, sherin of Davidson 90
uaars-td by 4 c. nsAKE deputy sheriff,
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-03-17

nprgiou ~ them two years old last Spring and the
remainder work Males.
rerss'ur desiring O. purchase would do wen 10 adj
Gress me sf~sn "a Brentwood =. g., williamson coun-
%. or cell N az my residence that place
marc bt-tf JANIS {. OWEN.
y R-WINTEIROP, colt II the celebrated
Eaton herrrEer hur-r, splendid itfadsier VIII make
the present Season az my pace, II miles frOn Nash
wiki AID niles firm fraak n The Nashville aud
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