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HAVE RECENTLY RECEIVED
NOTES OF TRAVEL
AND
STUDY IN ITALY,
CHARLES ELLIOTT MOTION.

= This volume will prove timely and acceptable to all
who feel an interest in the present condition Italian aas
In addition to thoughts upon the political soeal aud eeces
cAls Of Italy, the comprises important aud valuable
criticisms uPon Italian Art and Literature.
| CHRISTIANS BELIEVING AND LIVING: SER
MONS by Rev ?. D. HUET1SsroS, D. D. Preacher to Tie
University, and Plummsf Professor Of Christian Morals in
| Harvard College.
This is book worthy q special attention The author has
Tor long time, occupied high position man Of leaning
aWer OF more than ordinary powers and preacher Of un
doubted ability, to the University Cambridge. For several
years. it has been reported his Divine truth we're grad
uslly changing from On tarianism to Orthodoxy. within
short time he has openly bis adhesion to Evangelical
doctrines and on this account has resigned his place preacher
to the University, and Punmsr Professor Sacred Morals
LIFE IN SPAIN, Past and Present: By WALTER
THoRSBURY. II<strated
dashng, good natared book full Of f full of color, full
of fun-sharP in outline aad unasgging In Naturalization
Journal
THE QUEEN OF HEARTS: By WmnE COLLINS.
OF all the living writer's Of English ason better under
stands the ar. OF telling than WEie Colns he has
faculty Of coOring the mystery plot exciting terror pity
curiosity and other passions, such asbsiOngs any Oh
cfs however much they may excel im in other respects
HISTORY OF THE EARLY CHURCH; From the
first Preaching Of the Gospel Council Of Nice By
Miss SswELL
PASSING THOUGHTS ON RELIGION..By Miss
sEwEIL
NIGHT LESSONS FROM SCRIPTURE: BY Miss
sEwEIL.
MEMORIALS OF PERCY BYSSHE SHELLEY: Ed
tied By Lady sHELLEE.
RECOLLECTIONS: BY SAMUEL ROGERS
PERSONAL RECOLLECTIONS OF THE AMERI-
CAN REVOLUTIONS A Private Journal Edited by SIDNEY
BkRCAEI.
W. t. BERRY & COMPANY,
msr27 PUBLIC SQUARE.
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
By

AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES
BIZ
LAHIEEE, PHILLIPS IL co.
On Monday, April 10th, at 10 o'clock,
AVE WILL SELL FOR CASH. in front Of our Ware
house large and c0plete assortment Of GROCERIES
consisting in part rs follows, viz
80 hhls Sugar 10 bills Texas Pecans,
$50 bags Coffee, SACKS Almonds
IS bbs MOlasses, 100 y and a bxs Star Candles,
100 bb crushed and powdered JOG bbls White Whisky,
sugar, Is do Y Brandy,
20 boxes Cove Oysters, 10 bbls Holland Gin
10 bags Pepper 800 kegs Nails,
p chests Teas, Is doz Painted Buckets,
20 bales Cotton Irvine, 80 nests Tubs,
b coils Rope, $50 boxes Soap,
Il cases Matches, - do DOyles Candles
leo boxes Star Candles lOJ doz Masons Backing
$50 packages 4'sS M2cksTel, 100 boxes Flasks,
kits half bbls and bbs, lJG DC Cheese
200 boxes New Raisins, . tierces Figs,
200 = and 4 boxes do 20 bbls Roe Herring,
so boxes Brandy Cherries, IS boxes Oranges,
200 packages Kans 10 erces Fresh Figs bills Fberts
hbs English Wanuts 90 Pecans 10 bbs Cocoa
Nuts, &c, &c.
Together with other articles up complet
sale. LANIER, PHILLIPS & co.
aprll-td No. 80, Market street
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DIVIDEND,

TTAs returned to Nashville Residence and Once No Is
4 i South Cherry street. unar2g-Ir,
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DIREoT I'D I'LL EURofE.
FALL & CUNNINGHAM.

~ that their s'' s1--'-'
Spring Stock Of Hardware & Cutlery
u 81 kinds Is nov complete They bszIsavs Ia s . ~
me act that their entire Stock Of "
FOREIGN-mADE HARDWARE
HAS been this season imported By Esassss direct from
English and German sTanuracturers.
This, however. Is new enterprise v-isb ,b. - -.
Foreign Invoices and the books o. the oeer 81 . a.
port win show thst they have been N'
DIRECT IMPORTERS
For the last tenyelFs' they only oIaius tbs ft e.
this section Of country need noteave Teu7ess 4, -
'ar supplies IN ms branch o. trade from direct importers
Their stock Ct goods for the Spring Of 1850 win f,ns 20
embrace as great Varey-and they are preoarl Il &c. -
get facilities 70 buyers in every respec-as anv house i ~
Ni-i'H- lfehl7-E&t5iW2m
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AN act to amend sections ss 1882 1888 and 2s34
Code
Be it enacted by the General Assembly Of the State
Tennessee, That sections 1881, 1882 $685. and 1884 be
amended that hereafter wien corporations company indiyd
has Office agency resident director in county
other than that in which the chief oe principal resides
service process may made any agent clerk
ployd therein in all actions brought against said
out Of the business Of connected with said company or
principals business.
SIC Be it further enacted That the provisions OF this ACT
shall only apply to where the action brought In such
coun e as such agency resident director ONCE located
SEC Be further enacted, That this act shall apply we'll
to suits already commenced and process not served we'll as TO
suits hereafter 70 be commenced that this shall take ef
" @ WHITTHORNE,
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The Opposition of Granger county at their late
meeting declare in their preamble
When Mr.. Fillmore was called to the Presidential
Chair. the Angel of Peace extende her wings over
the distracted Land. and Gained the Wild storm OF
agitation. and s the country in prosperous condl-
ton and an overlooking Treasury
They should have added: And the said Angel did
thereunto return after the space Of nearly three
years, being about the time the Mr. FILLMORE afors-
said retired to Buffalo. situate in the State of New
York
Tow. MussuALL is very i'll at Buffalo. New York.
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4 CoNsrAcY DISCOVERED is declared in a dis
match TO the Baltimore Siu. that the Black Repub-
caDs mean to invoke the Legislature Of Connecticut
TO pass law restricting the suflages Of naturaizcd
citizens in order to secure the vote of the State for
the Black Republican presidential candidate in No
vember. We have no doubt of the disposition Of
tho Connecticut Abotionists to do something Of
+s lind IN imitation of the DISTINGUISHING measure
Ctwo-years amendment) adopted by their MaSsachu-
sets brethrcn but we very much doubt the cour-
ace of the conspirators who have contTved the
scheme. If actually adopted by them, however we
have not the slightest doubt whatever as to what
the result would be.
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HunRnrinn Grass Sci
@ q

Nashville and Memphis, Grand Junction,
New OrleRnS, &c, via Tennessee and Az
ALBANIA RaIIOad and Connections.
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PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING

PIANO TUNING AND REPAIRING.
~ W. KTBBEE will henceforth make Nashville his perma
NJ. nent resi- ence, and will tune PianOss Orgamss
and VI by the single tuning
often required since he will spend
month in the city and vicinity lie will visit regularly
townin Middle, West, East Tennessee Alabama
and Mississippi Orders left at Benson Co.'S Store
Reeds Piano Rooms. Church Communications By
mail will be promptly attended to april-itv&g,H
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PUBLIC LAWS OF TENNESSEE

enaed BY The General Assembly Of the State Of Tennes
see That Clerks Of he different County Courts in this state
shall not entitled any fees for certificates and seals in the
application pension and pensioners money upon powers
Attorney that purpose and that Justices Of the Peace
shall entitled to fees in such and that the taking
receiving in any such by either Of said officers shall
be q rnigieuseauor. " C WHITTHORNB,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
TAI " NEWMAN,
Passed. MaTchI9, 1860. Speaker Of the Senate.
AN ACT to amend section 2g5 Of he Code in relation to
enacted By the General Assembly Of the State Of Tenne
s That section 2f5l Of the Code OF Tennessee be amended
rs to authorize persons filing bill for divorces to file the
the county where said parties reside at the time Of their sspa
alton G WHITTHORNE,
Speaker Of the Houssof Representatives
TAI " NEWMAN,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-13

GREAT Sale OF BOOTS AND SHOES AT
AUCTION.
- CAHILL offers his large and splendid stock Of
-. boots and shoes, 70 the amount Of eighty thou
sand dollars be sold auction. The comprises Boots
and Shoes Of all nds Tor Ladies' Gents Youths and Children
Of the very best quality. There not single pair Of peyged
york the let all ha beel got up by Mr Cah Tor his
hrSt class retail trade. IT, ale take place April 9TH 1861
Terms OF sale, six months. S CAHILL,
mar25 az Rroadway, N. Y. City.
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DR.. I-ndsrwool's lEncch Lews) Morgan Chief 70,
Time, 242a!
A. Il. Brands Kentucky Chief, y o by Membrno
Chief, dam sophy WOodOrdhy WOodford-J. 5. Mon
roe-Time, > So
ThOs. W. Lewis br Albion, ~ by Ha'corn, dam by
Crowell-Time, 3:Gi
The premium AWARDED to Brgno the and
trotting stallion.
In TIE FIRST cass Duke largely the fayore in the
betting ring, and in the second Kentucky Caief
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Land for SnIe

WE are prepared to do the Eiu-ROOfing and otter
w sheet Metal work necessary in building in tbs
most u nal manner, and will at the
st possible rates 7. NJ. EUBANK & CO.,
First door below Post Office Church street,
Nashville.
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TRoTTNG Races AT LENNGToN-They had great
time at Lexington. Ky, Monday the 9Th inst, the
occasion being the horse show, auction sales. &c,
usually attendant upon County Court day. On the
Trotting Course were tests Of speed between stall
lions in two races with the following result:
Premium $50 silver pitcher the trotng stallion
in zarness speed style and action taken conjunction
FIRST CLASS.
A. II Brands h Brigno ) o, by Membdno Chief, dam
sally Woodfori by Woodford-J. S. MourOe-Tme, 23Ss
VIM CARROTS br Dnie, o, by Cassius NJ Clay,
dam by Cleveland Bay Woodruf-Time, $40
A. q. Ksruers hr D Membrino Whaeb0ne, y O. by Mem
brine Chief, dam BY --, VIM. Craft--Tme, 2.59is
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Governor, his Uote N favor Of It. Nail failures are
very annoying, but should regard it as a bsnsg-
olsnt accident if yesterdays issue Of the Patriot
should never reach the kind-hearted Mr. NEITHER
LAND, who during the last summer months had such
unbounded love for the deae people particularly
those who had entitled themselves to the benefits Of
the Homestead law, which he had helped 70 pass
for them N 1872. What if Mr. NETHERLAND did
vote to sell the last hoe the last plough and the last
iron wedge, did he not vote to exempt the home
stead? % The echo Of this Opposition inquiry has
scarce died away yet The Patriot must have very
essentially changed its opinion, or its memory must
be very treaeherous, Having seen that it now con
siders the conditions Of that law degrading that
that none but poor-spirited, means pirited,
trihing man would accept of its provisions
let US recur to to its views upon the subjects
/ a few months since Mr.. NETHERIAND who voted
for this law, was the candidate for Governor then,
/ there is a chance to make fling at ANDY" JOHN
son lnow. We make the following extract from the
leading editorial Of the Patriot on the 10th June
last, in justification of Mr.. NErHERLAND.
The object Of the Homestead exemption was to
allow every head Of family to own home Of the
value Of $500, l1bere he and his l5te and children
might rest secure against Tie visits Of the Sheriff and the
/ Constable IT WAS ONE OF THOSE BENEICENT LAWS
WHICH ARE AUTHORIZED BY THE SUPERIOR CIVILIZATION
/ AND ENLIGHTENMENT OF THE AGE"
Such ,oas the Patriots opinion Of the Law the
character Of which if Mr.. GREEN had known -
he might have given ANDY good rubbing down. .
/ Oh Consistency thou art jewel"
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Tow. MAHsuAII is very III at Buffalo, New York.
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UsI received on consignment usr CO.
snail To-, oz.sao q hsrsaa5 Re,sas sewn. ss.
ateiy Call AMI see the Eoois uf6ovy s3-ei lnnedi-
ap3 Auctouears & cerilf 49, - ~ is-ylAehS,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-13

This volume will prove timely and acceptable one to all
who feel an interest in the present condition Italian as
In addition to thoughts upon the political soea aud eece
cal state Of Italy, the comprises imporn. and valuable
criticisms upon Italian Art and Literature.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-04-13

Hoe & Co.'s Celebrated Circular Saws.
II ELIVERED n the virginia and Tennessee Depot Lynch
L burg at Factory list prices G DABNEY,
msra3-tEly Phenix Foundry, Lynehburg, Va.
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A MAGNIFICENT new ost,rs rl,..---
.ol e9eh 9oney must Be hai ir,1s5s,S lllnf
-115 no instrument, can bay $500 any 2erl'
HARDY nROFurna
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EDGEFIELD.

These goods have been selected with great care and on
naton will be found to excel in degH and colOrs any q
heretofore shown in this markat. anrln-I
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FRESH CONSIGNMENT!

ETtEoH OUNoEUN UIENLS.
% BARRELS Eresh Butter.
- Kegs do do;
Barrels Hominy;
do Onions, just received by Louisville and Nashville
Railroad and for sale by DID. DTCEEY,
spr2 II Market street.
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"a gSi>l 4 Had Capital"

I This Was the exclamation Of a stout, hearty,
but lazy young man, the other day.
Now, suppose YOU had capital-what would
/ yon do with it 4! Let me tell you, YOU have
capital. Haven't you got hands and feet, and
body and MUSCLE and bone and brains and
don't You call them capital? Oh but they
are not money, say YOU. But they are moro
than money. Ii You will use them they will
make money, and nobody can take them from
YOU. Don't yoU know how to use thcml If
You don't, it is time You Were learning. Take
mold OF the first plough, or hoe or jack plane,
OF broad axe that you can find, and 60 to work.
Your capital will soon yicl1 you large inter
est Aye, but there's the rub YOU don't want
to work. You want money or credit, that yon
may play the gentleman and speculate, and
end by playing the yagabond or, you want
plantation OF negroes, that YOU may hire an
ovcr>ecr to attend to them while you run about
over the country and dssi pate and get in debt;
or, you want to marry some very rich girl, who
may be foolish enough to take You for your
line clothes and good looks, that she may sup
port yon.
SIiam* upon yoH, youNg inau. Go to work
with the capita! you have You'll soon make
interest upon 1t, an! witt! TO give YOU as
much money as you want, and make YOU feel
like a man. II you cant make money upon
what capital Won have, YOU couldn't make it if
You had a million Of dollars in money. If you
don't know how to Use bone, muScle'and brains
You would not know now to use gold. If you
Lex the capital you have lie idle and waste and
rust out, it would be the Very same thing with
You if You had gold; You would only know
how 70 waste.
Then don't stand about like great helpless
clil,, waiting for omebody to come and feed
You, but go to work. Take the first work you
cau lind, 10 matter what it is, so that you be
sire to do it like Billy Gray did his drumming
well. Yes, manage the capital You already
have ; YOU vii! soon have plenty more to man
age: if YOU can't Or won't manage the capital
Cod has given you y0n will never have any
more TO manage. Do YOU hear.
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I Special Di<putc'i ~ the ChGrleStoa CoGiier.I
The Third Party Convention.
BALTIMORE. Nav =.

There are large arrivals Of delegates, and
every hour increases the crowd. There arc
already delegates registered from twenty ofthe
States, aud it is believed cycrt one will be fully
represented tomorrow.
Among the prominent mcn now here arc
john }. Crttcntlcn, OF Kentucky; John Bell,
Of Tennessee Joshua +. Ingcr>oll and Henry
NJ. Fuller, Of Pennsylvania; Balic Pcyton, OF
Louisiana; John N. Bots, Of Eirginia; Gen.
Polk, Of Tennessee; Leslie Coonlbs, Of Ken
tuckv; Parson Brownlow, Of TcnnesSce, an,t
Gen. Scott Harrison. OF Ohio.
Tic Convention will assemble at noom to-
morrow The following NAMES will he brought
prominently forward as candidates for 'he
nomination for the Presidency, viz
Hon. Jouy DELl Of Tennessee.
Hon. EDWARD EVERETT, Of massachusetts.
Judge McLEAS, Of Ohio
Gen. SAM. lIousroN, OF Texas.
OF the above, the most talked Of are Mc>srs.
Everett and Bell.
\ cuucrs is being he'll tonight, ;,r the
nomination Of permanent officers tor the Co'l-
vcntior. The utmost harmony and good feel
ing prevails.
\ determination is manifested TO max"
! nominations wholly regardless of what may be
done ly the Chicago Convention.
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5srccnyiiic Publishing HIOUsc.

We learn through the Enterprise that gem
tIcll.an OF tir,cnyii!c proposes to be one of the
fhh ncn TO Subscribe tmo humdred dollars
each t;oy the establishment OF common-school
book publishing concern in Greenville. This
will form nuccrIS Of ten thousand dollars,
wh:I. sim he considers sufficient to tnaugurate
snail conc"rn for the purpose intended
tIl;.; Of publishing such books us arc used in,
the primary branches Of an English education.
We wish succc$s 10 every home enterprise,
but fear that the amount named, and the limit
cd obicct-thc publication Of primary books,
auuc-wou!l be serious obstacles to the pros.
pcrity and pcrmancmcy otthe publishing house
proposed. We observed the other day a.
statement that the largest press i'll America
hts just bccn manufactured for the printing of
one elementary school booI-Wcbstcr's Die
tio%%rr. This press turns ont an immense
nulnicr of copies annually, which are furnished
at ;n extremely low price. Large capital,
cheap labor and extensive sales can alone, in
our opinion. make the publication of such
works paving, much less 4 profitable busi-
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WGrk for Children.

There is no greater defect in educating chill
1rcn t!ian neg glccting to accustom them towork.
Ii is IN evil that attaches mostly to large towns
and cities. Children suffer much from it. The
parent never considers whether the child's
work is Necessary or not to the child. Nothing
i,morc uncertain than their future independence
and conIiort-much depends on being accus-
TONED 10 work-accu>tomed to provide for the
thousand constantly recurring wants that nature
entails on U.s.
II this were not 50, still it preserves them
from bad habits: it secures their health it
strengthens both the mind and body it enables
;hcm better TO bear the confinement of the
pcm:-Up school room and it tends more than
anything else 10 give them just and proper
views oI life.
1t IS too often the case that children, proyi-
de-! they spend half a dozen hours of the day
at school, are permitted to spend the rest as
they please. Thus they grow up in the world,
without any knowledge Of its tolls and cares;
they view it through Il false medium; they
;annot appreciate the tay%s YOU bestow, rs
the. DO not know thc tos they cost; their
iDi!cS and minds aic ocfi ilca = ss.4e.
opposed To- Whatever vicious associations arc
within their reach.
Tie daughter, probably, becomes that pitia-
bic, helpless object, novel reading girl. Tho
son, il lie surmounts the consequences Of your
ncyIcrt, does it probably after his plans and
station for lie are fixed, and when knowledge
for one Of its important objects, comes, alas !!
too late.
No nIaN or wonlan is fully educated if not
acc;l>;omc, 10 useful labor. Whatever accom-
r'!>hm~ts they POSSES. whatever their mentai
;rainM- a deduction must be made for igno-
lilc" ot ;hat i!nnor;a@. chapter Of the worlds
great lyok.
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TEE ANGEL OF E'ATHESCE3.

4 Free P"nphrnse Of Ass C='mtua.
To weary hearts. to mourning homes,
Gods meekcst angel gently comes;
No power has l.c 10 Danish pain.
Or give Us back our lost again.
And vet in teudcreSt love our dear
And Heavcnlv Father sen'ls him here.
There's quiet i'll t'a; angels glance.
There's rest in hiS still courtcnance;
lie mOcLs no gri-i trtM Hle chser.
Nor ,rounas wiht Toy.is tie E'o.nne, ear;
But ills and woes he may not cure.
lie kindly helps us to endure.
Angel Of Patience. sent 20 calm
Our fcvcriSh brow with cDoling na;m;
TO lay the storms orhopc AID ir;tr.
And reconcile life 5 smile and tear:
And tllrols Of woundcd pride to still,
And make our own our Fathers Will.
Oh. thou, who mourncS; on thy way.
With lousings for the close o: day.
lie walks with thee that aMgcl kUd,
And gently whispers. BE resigned :
Bear up! bear on the end shall tel.
The good Lord ordrrcth all things well.
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WAs!ltxGroy. MAY S.-A lai@c amount "i
counterfeit fyr dollar notr>. on the Commor-
wealth Bank OF Philadelphia, have been uttered
here.
The Richmond lrrcrtiyr> are now npur-n!
Of one PARTY, who I';;s just returned from the
South. where he i, >;pp">cd i" have i>snc'!
considerable quantities.
IThc .nlIow Ing description Of ;he difference
brlwrcl the genuine aM! counterfeit nolc> on
this Eank I.;r> hccn received 1t t!a ."~rHr2
Office:
The following. Is the only diilrrcaec hclwccn
the Genuine five dollar n"tr> "f the Common.
wealth. Bank AID Tie counterfeit "f the same,
which ll;,> bccr, 50 extensively circulated
The hiI. posted Il? against lie door ont Of
which the man is coming. with Il bag on his
shoulder. il the genuine has printing on ii,
commencing with The word 'SaIc, an'! cM1l";.
with "Jan'y :. 81.
GA ihr counterfeit there is noprintimg at I'll;
hit rs this can be very easily rcncdic'l 1t may
he only ra~c Of the coumtcricilcr> to get the
couutcg!rt< described a> having this printing
omitted. and then 10 immediately flood the
cor.:try viii! new i,>,lr, with this omission
rrmciiy,.
The Only safety i1r rrr j:lbIic i i" refuse all
.,:5,~ oh this i;;,nk. until ncw plate Is s:ic'!.
Ii is pron"uncc,! i'y the highest authority III
such u.l,tyr> 10 he The most perfectly executed
counterfeit that h:l> ever been is>asd in this
tont.ry.
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's'ss the E';!E?;".

\ Statc,ic,, has appeared in nany "i the
public primr<. t" the effect llr#I Mr.. John \.
Washington had l,iic,I, anI the Mount Vernon
Association had lost the nr"nry pail over to
hn, III coil>cr@cnrc of mortgages and IirI,>
upon the estate. | have DELAYED the rouirt-
licliun Of these rmorS until | could receive.
from proper authority, such facts rs wouI!. tnr
tI" future, make it i"'ls>s.b|" t"r ;hr public
10 repeat similar assertion. therefore lay
before Won, 10, only y Il letter Of the Clerk Of
Tie COUNTY where the deeds recorded, but
also Il IulI expose Of all the grants and titles o'
the MT. Vernon l.,atc." from The first grant.
The six tlorS;,;d dollars referred to in the let
tcr, w:s Ipn@ since pail i'y Mr.. Washington.
Gcl;clncn Of the Press throughout the
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