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~
Dl virtue Of a Fsuditida Erp1uas diracssl te ne hv
u ne Chanoery Court az Nashvulc. II win odsr for
Alef lr ash 81 the cuuri-holse door. in the town ~
haleigh, q Monday, md DAY Of ADrM. I8Go, me follow
= 1nd WIG mihs county Of shelby, STATE
ol Leu1ease, on the Horn Lake road and On the waters
pr Noncpnnai creeklabogt I've miles soufh % ne CITY II
Mempna, anadescr1ed as fellows. one trar oufaiuirr'
- @res nelF ne n~orih-eastq rarfsr 81 ne zc50 ar
80! le property OF ne lafe william Liu.s
Haleo ~ n A. Kerr, on f1e Ism DAY q
NcFenoer ieoA ~ division between Daniel B.. Eur-
per md John G. Weaver, andtounfsd as follows Barin-
nns On Menqrm-e1t corner o. ne sad E50 acrs ua-t
Lam -itae, On a sweet Guns pointer
hm On ne east hlnEu ne Nunconnsh creek. theno8
s1uth7sh9 wesi, 9 500 chsins t8asaEr. thence uest
~ o-io ehAnsoa Aackherry, pointer marked BEs
l-esqlll % srlN chains D a stalks aud white OAK
pointer marked B, hence east los I-I0O chains o. a stake
On the east line o. the said l25ou rrnfrucf. henca ndrih.
crossing Nouc1unah creek ava Efe rad 81 silica
chains 70 he hesinning, aloatA JOIN C. Wsavers
80 acre tract "a The aouh. beuF ttbllVision anI uarf
% ne 80 scre Little traca 4etnC Weavers 5fa
68-io0 acre Tract 90 the west, 80 UIam Persons a-f
Jlhn Wilibersero on ne north.
Also. ne souh-Test qu1ter aftr 81 subilvisicn
. ne said 2ao acre trscL cnuf1iEfar SO E-1n0 1855
l~erfnning 1t The outh-uegt corner 81 nr AZ $50 acre
ract on nsake I'D Hi-ko-r. -suE narfed TRs
hence nor1 withthe spa-r ne eah 1Goarre uac9
sTW -, Il > stake ans WuHta Oat rilrn marzrf
4 hains ~ sauth-west urner o. IN u1f H6 acre
49, .b.~s @enrkfd. nnce aufd. ar.Tirf Cures
STssE SO edaies > q Naplt malksl Beae ie1h uns
~ fhrT IRE cac. nsnA west 50 A1u Aanr = ths
sssf1rinr alfnIanF - C.Wearsrs gIaLH1ars
49, on ~ nort ad r6nG 6. NeaFsra sagtra anaEcn
~ 81 an f8ararr ~ &O acre tract a
william Liiue. AZ above tracts Fhg
me- "a ne sIa a. zee 1853, a. ne 49,
n.uief q. rir-r o saoran erection III lardto
Ohio 20 lnsuBace alfrwf Company kaAa
D1nief n fTner hoM J.. sNIH.
~ avs saaig smelly caaliy.
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CHADWICK WILLS. AGENTS.
lE0 Bank Building. Main streeL-
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a., y. .. ss.,. o ,.. ss, rive, g I ne 2; 50. 90 ; s,:: :, ss sSi'i 3,
fs-ed cheap
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CABINET FURNITURE.

AND HAVING ALL THE REQUISITE
MACHINERY, OF THE BEST AND MOST
APPROVED KIND, THEY HOPE TO BE
ABLE TO SUCCESSFULLY COMPETE
WITH THE NORTH IN MANUFACTURE
ING FURNITURE.
LET EVERY TRUE sOUTHERNER
SHOW THAT HE "DOEs ENCOURAGE
AND as IN FAVOR OF HOME MANU-
FACTRES, BY EXTENDING THEIR pa
RoNAGE AND USING THEIR INFLU-
EHCE TO SUSTAIN THEM.
THE TRADE SUPPLIED WITH THE
LEADING ARTICLES or COMMON FUR
NITURE AT THE SAME PRICES as IT
COSTS TO GET FROM CINCINNATI
ALL KINDS OF FURNITURE MADE
TO ORDER
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opened and IN q hiEh state of culliFstiou-Ws Improved,
cooies place. A Ne. ! pirnistion, ani veTy desirable
ever Vsy.
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TIE nrro OF rnE HEROIC a

THE HERO OF THE HEROIC AGE.
TIE following extracts are from "Reeolee-
lions q tie Private Memoirs Of Washington, =
By his adopted sen George Washington Psrke
Gusts, o. Arlington House, Virginia Pleas
ant Sunday reading, the patristie at least VIII
think. Of the nan VII was "fTst in wal
first in peace, and first il the hearts Of bis
----e-.-- =
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AnnoamrmRnts

We are 1uffurirei b EnnoIinos EDWARD PfCNFT
snr seen4aste ior Atprncy-aeneral for ne Pin
mirtseufh and Fourteenth Civil Disfrics. nrE
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A PURIFIER q ne Bleed. and certain euremr sorofuli
n Or KinFs Evil Lumbar A1scers HIP Dissase, WIT
Diseases % TIE EiinFTs and spine. ChunIc SIRE Eyss
sad Head, Salt Rheum, S-urTy, Charea or S. Wins
Dane, Aahma. J~auniiee, Chronic Rheumatism, Chulais
DEBILITY oleglns Intermittent 81 Malarious Fcvrrs, arl
al diseases arisiHs from the excessive Use Of Merclry-
DE vegetable atrraflve is ofercd b he public as q
ra4al cure fur he above nameddlseasr, arisilg wholly
y ln part from impuriT or y~ltiation q the bioo-ths
basis % It, succcss rests upon ne vel known Alternative
Propertes sf spanish ssrsaparira, uhich T. imported
purity. 70 Is then. with he afiidon % oihcr medical
plautr-auerative and tauic I'M their
ured win great care, ana olncentratei in ~palstaole
Farm, making BY TIE combination enc % the best ART
atlVe medicines ever Used o. IL uiit. yet active On il
operation q renovates, while 10 removes The cause o.
disease. and may be used By al with ooHadcnes ani
u IS an Alternative Tonic, AMI - peculiarly idapisd %
mlllrtous secuolsof the country BE- eraiicatrs thoruugh-
By Ell traces Of chruuic fcbIit7 which So often hruus an
stack o. severe or p~rotrected casssof Intermittent fever.
Tn ue s1uh ani West it has been thorouEhy tried, and
has never hailed o. restore the invalid to tsaith, some
times AFTER an cher remedies have failed
ln diseases arising r0m an excessive use 1f mercury
o. other uiHer-l m~eiicines, &c s susurpsssed m the
mor'ush and prompt manner in ghich DO eraficsies ct
diseased natter f1m the hiuai and giauIulsr Qafem.
In an cut1neaus diseases Do acts ike charm AMI In
mch diseases s. Scaid head. SAT- Rheum. and sEin Rs
eases q ever kind Do IS Vithsut an eluai in is cars
tive e1ects.
he embinatan asrs are rsnoliss that act direct
T n the Liver and Edneys, snd therefore it proposes b
relieve those organs When lu a t1rid Or Inactive state
IN relieving these and other orEaus. aul being q purider
q ne bkoL g eaims 60 be azure fr that bathsume
disease srufula-
The Alternative T. pas up IN pima hatiss- Accompany
ing each bottlo o. q pamphlet ssttiug forth the nature and
eharseier Il he several diseases mr which 81 propcsss %
D. acure-
an sseats ans others vho have me Alternative ~ sale
are supphef with these pamphlets fsrdsiribatiaa- As
fsr ron and read IT,
This medicine has been extensively used b. many ply
aclanz ~ cmineace throu-hout the Souh, and Ee have
letters from many o. taem. eeakiuri On a. highest terms
o. is seton as an Alternative nuuic reHeiy. We are a.
liberty o. refer % Dr. Kiuc, o. LewE1ars, n. c. d..
C~laihofne, Of Petershurg. va Drs- Wns1u and sanders.
hariaunas Foudai DIS Stunt Hart 90 Butler, Greea-
Eaot, Fa-i Dr.. CA Hsn1, Fa-s Dr. 2 n fant.
bankstOu, Kiss. and many others.
TH0NAsN n Geueul AgertE
Z1 FULTON street New YORK.
8 MAEsFIELD q CO.. ami PLUMhER, ELDEIDGE
SEQ. Wholesale End Retail AgeutA
II pr sale By 81 nruEEisE.
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.FOEtce.
-. MlRSHEII Il rAnK

Messrs. MARSHELB & Geek,
4 AK 81 fhe choli Of ne great md celebrated Chen
IL teal nrcrs zui So5urrrs, COOK A MATHEWS, q
s. Lauls. have hecn intuoed 70 cpeu an estathsnuepf
tr carrIluE On ne above business in al IL oranchea
Every descriulau " Genu1nens Costs, vests and fanif
are lTaf. eadnsad- ard res.re1 % ihelr criginli perfec
tirn Thfr certainly Do remove every POI q cfaa-e
paint. wax suf tar. tdrsfhcr With al cf1er tlemisfes ars
mralusa e. " - such rl1uauu are liable, and var
r1nl ne aratgu1f IN r~earrflr. Cal md examine theI
sauries of Coat dfsssius. n hey fal 20 please cus nc
ch.rre IN b made. Reir amce Is co Maia Street
Aetreen Gaye5o and Be1.
a1Eo-fr MARSHALL l0OA-
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E0 Ealum1re Cove Oysters.
~ 50 hU- Preserved Fruits.
Sd tHVes sofa and Butter Cracse-s-
large ior 1f Wcrlen ware. csnsistIu-uf Tubs. Ruck-
els, Measures. etc. etc
FLUnHNOT 3 CRAWFORD.
frtla-aw MOI Froat Row.
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1870 acres IN Washingion county, Miss 5o opened,
via fair improvements. SIS per acre, one-third cash,
Balance one snd two years.
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rs,h
LIABILITIES,

No Liabilities 20 B1nk. o. others. ~ md not due
No Essfa IN ustei and doe.
L1ssas aftusted end not -..---.....-.-.. l.fi6
La-es reported uuuI1sief o- m su-pense within
iWiurr pr to'
NJ alher claims aEain-t fhr cumrauy-
ne rule % ne company nmiH ne ,uouut s any aue
ria e. e5ou1
The greatest am1lnt allowed 10 BE- insured iu any enc
city, town or villages, varies a~ooardins 60 is sire sud
class % pra1erty.
ne E~rrutest amruut SLOWED to BE- injured il asY one
thuck, varies e. iu he U~rrr-11-.
No part of H. capilal y eauiuEs arc deposited with
Any STATE or state a. securlfy for lnsras therein.
Act o. iucorpcrafi1n q sane a. hcrstlfurr nef
q u nuM.lN .---.-arL.
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Z. A. LINDSEY. G.. L ucELEs.
D G FICKLEK,
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
AND WHOLESALE DEALERs IN
Flour, Grain and Feed,
No. s nasEare,s tow.

MEMPHIS, \
UEEP on hand a wen-zgcred agf y fLl4s
n are c~unstanfly srspicd via CORN, OAlt. III
Bran, ETC., WHOA they win Furnish a. hNe
prices. -.
Having sod ~faciiliies Tor the purchase o. SO
deierniarHm nI te BE- uuiersaid On car aru1-e
b. aar mrilu1ia dealer ir his utJ. elef
litansn tnaur stacE, and rliclt = share
patrarare. Tauil-siy1 LINDSEY a EOAL
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All ths abave elsrase- md mrt-msadnitoft same
Treatment and may orl-Iuare iron the sane cause.
REAuf READt
HeimhohFs Buchu b. safe ara rieasant in taste auf
CDR. but lmuefI are tn Us 1-tt0u.
Psrsona1y rrrrareI bef1-- ma. au alderman % lht
city Of Phhaseiphis.H T HeiuAoH. thcnist ubo. b.
iug duly sEurn, does av That bis preparation contains ~
narcotIr uercuT-o or i~uiBri1us frrcE. h~f . purely wee
euble- ~ 7. UELMBoLD. SIC Msuufrdurfr
SUuru and s~rharihe1 before ne. the 81 DAY % No
vem1er. t35l- NJ. p. BHAH Afarusn.
Price 81 per bottle, o. SIX Tor IS. delivered toany a.
atirHss-
n HING CERTAIN,
A TRIAL COSTS But SI-TRY 1T
and be ouuvilced % ig e~carv Auf ts ac-ampaniel
By relabie and rrsrauziair cerlfestes from professor
u meilnl ollages, cisrgvm-n and o'he-s Prepared
By HI HELMBOLD.
Practical and A~uaiTttcaf Chemist I01 south Trafh st-eef
below Chrsnut. Phiia1elrhia.
NECESSARY CAUTION -sh1nd mpriadpIed deal
ers Try 20 paHm 81 Hn1'her arlrr. uhirh Paws a. bette.
prodt and Is vu-thles-Telub1Is sr-u Bndiu ties
must buy FOR cash. Ak Cor uelmh1ifa. auI take ID
1ther. uRE GUARANTEED
sodlV alf-uEiEs esrrrwhrr-.
TCut nisCrt and srni Grlt
fet2i iroIsElv
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Aof Atlofney-Heneral.
aklrH p. BANEHKAD j. q candidate ~ ne o.
Atorue-9eneral fer me Finh. Tairiseuih ani y.
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Mt0naI
The Great vital Regenerator.
TRIESEMAR,
uunTUUwUn az ROYAL Iuwrrrn rnrurw
PROTECTED ~ ROYAL LErrEE8 FArEET
or ESGLAtD

OF ahFAAAl-
Aui secured b. the 1eals o. thn E1ie o. Pharmscie
Paria suf ne Tnrsul College ~
neiieines Nlelra.
NO. Z O. inFaiuatis fF raisraH1l. Tuermatsrrhfr
~ AL physical erhalsfiqn. rml b. a tonic.
Ne. 2 a1mpieteiy ersdicafcs on trucas ~ those fs
eases nEt have beru hlt1erio freafrihT ne nauzsuu
Iuf ueruicirus ne ~ WuaiFa ala culels.
10. . has euuTrlr aurulautrl nr nfri1as use o.
marr1T, HEREBY inlrTtng o. De sudrrer SPEEDY relief
ffrnersinE au th iururiies sue Resting luf tr Vrnuu
~ darl1f.
TRIEsEsrsE Na.t,2 ant 3 are rrp-rsa 10 M
firm ~ a aEeugs. tsFQd % taste nf Hurs anl can D.
carried In ne ulisf1nat p0ffrl scl 60 un cases ana
diuifed Into aauarafr fo-eG. al fim.ni1 frea ~ Nelreau.
LanFurn. narr. uc %. etc Prif d rr-h, Or fuuI
eases l1 one for A.. wh4cn saves e. and fu t-1r1ses
uhsrstT mere : r. saving % e. r. BE- bad Ehossalf
and retail % d. BRO No. 1e lisucf-r ftTeet N.
Y. iuueiiafeg an receiving r. remittance ~ hW
r1g viii flrrlrIu eErirscmlr a. az rlrtlf ne world
securely p1cte4. rrf ufi-asef n~ro1rtinf d ne luftrre-
trnso n thr writer. aHi aa1 D.
aois-iNuiy NkNzF;gLD a co.
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BohIen, Wilson & %,
REAL ESTATE Agency

L HAFE associated win ne, IN the Real Bsate Bnsi-
i ness, Mr.. Leland J. Bradley, Of Bolivar county.
Kiss. and in future ue business viii be oondrcted NJ
der the shove arm name and style.
THOs. PETERs
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NC W-aE,
CISTERN, HAND,
AND
STEAM PUMPs
Per sale By
ORGIdL BIOS. 9 CO..
feas N=. f1andl4 Fruui Rev.
sUNDRIES.

EO CHESTS rEA-as'ted.
sJU 90 boxes Starch.
- kegs shot. assorted number.
50 bszes Pickles. gals halves, luasts aul rIufs-
Received Ard for ale low b.
FLOURNoT b CRAWFORD.
f~ebts-iaW No. q Front Row
Attachment.
l. D. Q. Bur;ord, pltf ! dBsflre = Hornes , Jcstioe a.
s.orr. Hardin, dert. asa-rssidest debtor Tor sac.
ne treasurer Of he Mitfiuippi rad Tennefsee Rail-
roG1 Company rrumCutf O. rfruirtce-
THE defendant Is hereby nofidad Inst he is required
II % appear and defend ire shove stated cause. az the
cmce Of :. Horne, in ne ctF Of Memphis. Tennessee,
On SATURDAY. he drst DAY q September. 1880, o. The on-
difional irdment ae.inst him viii then Be mad huEL
T. p. G. BURFORD
b J. n. UNTuASE, ms anorHsr-
feheI wsraucla-rIn
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Situation AZ Teaoher wanted

A or LADY, Who IL cunpefeni 10 teach music
n and ne ogmru1n EnEliah branches, i~ncludiug En-
Eiisb uamuzr and arifhmetic, desires = sitaauon In a
private family, in Tennessee OF North Mississippi. or
Alabama. Eefereace-EuEene UnierEecd. d. Wm.
P. goncs, NEshvinei Prof y. ". Guuter, Rey. GeoEEr
8ecksu. hguisVine, X. Adires1.
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Precisely ats quarter before three, The in
dustrious Farmer always returned, dressed, and
dfned AZ three O'Clock. At GIis meal be ate
heartily, but was not particular 10 his diet,
with the exception Of fish, Of which be was ex-
c~essively fsnd. He took spsringly Of desert,
drank 9 home-made beverage, and from four
to five glasses Of Madeira wine. When the
cloth was removed, with his old-fashion c0ur-
tesy, he drank 20 the health Of every person
present, and then gave his toast, his only toast
Iii or fueHh than which q nobler OF
a Eudlier sentiment never was pledged at the
board Of social friendship, or "brsyed out
with The trumpet's triumph at the e~sroussI
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nororrI rasHrxrror

His personal attractions, not less than hi,
early reDown in arms, made him a subject Of
much interest 20 the Europeans, who were IRE
quent risitois 70 the capitals Of Virginia ang
Maryland. Straight as an Iadisn arrow, b,
was easily distinguished in the CAV crowds
which sppssrei At lhe palaces Of the vice
kings, by q something in bis air and mannel
which Bespoke no ordinary man. His lower
Hmas, being formed automatically straight
be walked, - II were, on parallel lines, while
his mode Of placing and taxing up his feet re-
sen.bied the step q precision and care, 90 re.
msTksble IN The aboriginal children Of To,
forest He might be termed rather a silen.
than a speaking member OF The house Of bur.
Eeses, although he sometimes addressed th,
chair, and was listened to with attention an,
respect. while the excellence OF bic judgment
was put in requisitiOh on ali completes, eithel
Of important general or local policy.
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sH1i@ as q

eiii1AM HNno1'
Aorrued interest on InsesueHfs payable Jas
usryl J. lisa 2ei3.sI
Balances on Blok ane from Ageuts.-..-.-.-. tlG1An
C-sh an hand AMI In nt...--.--......-. q sfs. 81
sannisious ana o5
Lans % Morizage " Real sfate-....--.-.E .Qf220
u.7z8s -
Ian an prr=r1aI 90 o;hsr approved sscuri ss-ls.576c9
OH-r Furniture anI Lhrur-...--.-.. L.lE5s1
Rslerrrs fr favlrof Camnacy....- ..1fls15aI
CsriaI sfrt raif un.....-... .....l51ooo 90
So All Iss.sIs %
rstai ree.....---..... ...-.-.srag1 IS
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BAfTLk OF FhINetroA.
Wsshlagioa, ai.er several insfsctuaI sfor

washington, after several Intellectual Efforts
10 restore the fortunes Of the fight, IL seen 10
rein up bis horse with his head to the enemy,
and In that position to become i~mmovable. Il
was a last appeal to bis soldiers, and seemed
70 say, VIII yoa give up your general b the
foe Such an appeal was not made in vain.
Ths discounted Americans rally on the in
slant, and form into line; the enemy halt and
dress their line the American chief is between
the zdverse posts, as though he had been placed
there, a target for both. The arms Of both
lines are levelled. Can escape from death Be
possible? Fitzgerald, horror struck at The
danger Of his beloved c~ousnandeT, dropped The
rsins upon his horses neck, and drew bis bat
over bis face, that he might not see hin de.
A rear Of musketry succeeds, and then , shout.
It is the shout Of victory. The aid-de-eamp
ventures to raise his eyes, and O. glorious
sight the enemy are broken and flying, while
dimlY, amidst the glimpses Of the smoke u
seen the chief, Nslive, unframed and without
a wound,r waving his hat, and cheering bis
comrades to the P1nsutt.
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A ludicrous occourrence varied the mel
dents OF the twenty-eiEhth sof June. The
servants Of the general officers were usually
well armed and mounted. VIII Lee, or Billy,
the former huntsmsnAnd favorits body-ssrvsnt
Of the chief-a square muscular figure, and
capital horseman-paradea a corps Of Wallets,
and riding pcmpousiy at their head, proceeded
10 an eminenee crowned By a large sYcsmore
tree, from whence could Be seen an extensive
portion Of the fsld Of battle. Here Billy
halted, and having u~zSlung the large telescope
that be always carried in q leathern case,
with a martial air applied L 10 his eye, and
! reeonnoitersd the enemy. Washington hav-
ing observed these naneuFeres OK the coTPs Of
Wallets, pointed them out to bis ohcers, OBJ
| serving, " See those fellows collecting on yon-
der height; the enemy viii FIRE on them to a
csrtaintv.s Meanwhile the British were not
unmindful Of the s~sssmblsge on the height,
and pereeiving a burly figure vel mounted,
and with a telescope in band, they determined
10 paw their respects 10 the group. A shot
from a six-pounder passed through the tree,
cutting away the limbs, and producing a
scampering among the corps Of Wallets that
caused even the grave eountensnce OF the
ceneralin-chief to relax into q smile.
w~AsHIseroE's OF Ann.
The v Of Washington's arm was dis
ni1vaH IL several memorable instances in bis
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GLOVES,


FANCY GOODS, Etc.
No. 423 Market street,
PHILADELPHIA.
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G.. C. WAITE, seerrtary.
sTATE % CONNECTICUT,

HaRrronb CorrrT. Hartford jar. 1Gss0.
PerEuns1r appeared C. DIVERS Frrsidenl. and
Z O. G. WAITE, Sra etzry % me Cts Furr Insurance
I Company y Hartford. sui maif cate thfE nr f~1re-gin-
I stafement hy them suascriheI, is b true. ION ard oa-r~ei
I statement % be af.irs % aid csnp1nE. aui EXHIBITS,
80 far e. can De acertained 81 tai- dstr, il actuai cot
diE1n on the drst DAY o. January. 1850
Before ma. 2 DODD. Notary Public.
STATE OF TENNESSEE. Co~sTEoLLER'sn OFFICE
Nashville. January ~. 1850.
This O. ncerun hat the CHfv Firr 1usurancr Coupa-
ry. incaiet a. Hartford, in fbe sfafr n Cgunefiut
has Compiled With all the requirFmr1fs 81 Hr at passed
bT N General Assembly % the state ~ rruufssre. in
MarCh. 1855. euHurf. An Au TO regulate thr agencies
o. insursnce companies not incorporates - the state q
Teunessce" nni lhaE = = ali VIZ.
WELLa are the LEGALLY aulhoriEed s-eus % -nif c1a-
Psuy, In TIE lawn - Memphis. STATE ~ Tsunes e..
IL. DUNLAP, C1rirsIrr.
P1icirs i-suct ana recrlrfd IN he ah-re rfuafe
Company By CHADWICK & WELLS. Agents.
fa36 nauE EuudinE. Main street
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-06

Piss BuS-three or four hundred scres destenrd four
years. Memphis property taken 70 ne amcunt Of sio,-
600 ~ part psy Or ais Eaa.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-06
THEEvESINo.

At night, his labors over, the veBerated citi-
zen would Join his family and friends at the
Tea table, and enjoy their society for several
hours. He took DO supper, and about nine
o'clock retired to bed. When without con-
pauT. be Frequently rad to bis family extracts
from Che new publications Of the day; and on
Sunday, sermons and othsT sacred writings.
lie resdwih d-istinctness and precision, though
with voice the tones Of which had been con
siderably broken by a pulmonary affection IN
early life, and which, when greatly excited,
would produce a lsb9ring Of the chest He
would frequently, when sitting with bis family,
appear absent his lips would move, his hand
be raised and he would evidently seen under
The influence Of thoughts which had nothing
"a do with the quiet scene around hin. This
PECULIARLY is readily accounted FOR, since it
must be no Eery easy matter for one who 50
long had borne the cares Of publichfe, 81 once
to Law aside al thoughts for others, and become
content with individual concerns
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-03-06

During the war, and indeed during her useful
life, and until within three years Of her death,
when an affective disease prevented e~xertioni
the mother Of Washington set a most valuable
example in the Management Of her domestic
concerns, carrying her own keys, busting in
her household Affairs, providing for her own
wants. and living and moving in al the pride
Of independence. There are some Of the aged
inhabitants Of Fredericksburg who vel re-
member the nstron az, seated in IN oid-fssh-
Toned open chaise, she was IN the habit Of
almost daily visiting her little farm in the
vicinity o. the town. When there, she would
ride about her felds, giving Der orders, and
seeing that they were obeFed. On one occa-
sion. an agent to whom she had given direc-
lions as 70 a peculiar piece Of work, varied
from his instructions IN its execution. The
lady, whose eoEp Fel was as perfect in rural
Affairs as that Of her son in wsr, pointed out
the error. The agent excused himself BY say
ing that in bis judgment the work was done
70 more advantage than II Wsuld have been BY
his fret direcdons.o Mrs. Washington, r.
piled "And play, who gave you any exercise
a judgement In the mattsr2 ] command v0u,
su there is nothing left for YOU but to obey