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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-17
" Nashville Blood Horse "
SSOGEATEaON

FALL MEETING OF 1860.
THE FALL MEETING, over the Central Course, at
L Nashville, will com ence on MONDAY OCIO-
Der 18th, 1850, and continue six days
PRoGR NINE.
FIRST DAY-MONDAY, October I5th.-Goodwood
stake Tor all ages, heats two miles; 500 subscription
$50 forfeit Inc Association to add $500, if the is
run; three or more to iii the stake
THREE ENTRIES
>A.1E DAY.-WoodfoIk stake, No. L for two year
olds mile out; 500 subscription SIS forfeit live
more ill the stake; the Association 10 add Sloo, ii
TEN ENzRLES
SECOND -DAY-TUESDAY, October I6th-Buford
stake for three year ODDS, heats, mile 500 sub
scription $50 forfeit Association add $500 if the
race IS run; three or more TO ill the stake
SL1 ENTRIES.
THIsD DAY-WEDNESDAY. October I7th.-Asso-
citation Purse, 5000; heats, three miles.
FOURTH DAY-THUR-DAY, October lstb.-wood-
folk stake, No 2 Tor two year olds, mile out; Soo
subscription, SIS forfeit; i've nil the stake.
ELEFEN ENTRIES.
The winner of the WoodGok Stake No. L. on Monday.
will not be eligible this stake, but forfeit
will be exacted from the same
SANE Dissatisfaction Purse, 500, heats, two
miles.
flF III DA1-fhlbA OCTOBER l9tn--farulnB
Stake for three year Odds, heats, miles, $500 sub
scription, $50 forfeit; Association add $500 if the
race is rum three or more TO fill the stake.
SLT ENTRIES.
SANE Dissatisfaction Purse, $500, mile heats,
three best IN five.
SIXTH DAY-SATURDAY, October 20th.-Citizen's
Purse, 81 COO, four mile heats.
The above Stakes to name and close the first day Of
August, 1860.
ecurity for forfeit required. Nominations to be
made TO the Secretary.
Entrance money, 5 per cent. A walk over entities
horse 20 full amount of purse.
W. II. JOHNSON, Secretary,
Box No. 800.
GEN. W. G. HARDING, President
GEN. B. +. CHEATHAM Proprietor.
octI3
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SUCH MEMS WE ARE RECEIVING DAIi:l.

FULL. DIRECTIONS ACCOMPANYING EACH RoTrIL-
They are sold by Medicine dealers generally
Price 80 els. per bottle.
J. y. HARRIS CO., Cincinnati ONO,
Proprietors for Southern and Western Statos TO
whom address al orders
For sale wholesale and retail by W W Berry : IT
moyille; ERin, Pendeten & Co. and Rains BrowU
J. Wright Il o., ana Scovii L Means, New Orleans: J
ID. PARK, Cincinnati, ohic EdNacd Wilder, Loassills
Ky oct6-dk~-Iy
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PEsRY DAVIS PAIS KILLER is one Of the thousand
and one medical preparations put ont en- sale which
has q rare degree Of merit Consequently, while
many other medicines soon sink their primitive
irsignifcauce, and forgotten, the Pain Killer is
persistently and successfully establishing its last
ing reputation -Hohdglt FotIey Register.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-10-17

FRESH Curs AND woUSDs-These are accidents whic
all are subject TO- more particularly the mechanics aud
operators in factories This class should never be
without Dr. e a. weavers cerate. Il VIII relieve
sooner and heal al such injuries quicker than any
tcle ever made BY having il by them for immediate
us. much time and suf.ar!ng may be saved
II IS sold by medicine dealers generally.
~ c-rfI-s.--JrD
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An Invitation to lincoln:

A friend. who like ourself, reads the Con-
federation only by accident, directs our at
tention to the following. in its issue yester-
day If it means anything, it means. Come
on, Mr.. Lincoln! come on with your Salf mil
lion of Wide Awakes, and you caa free the
slaves of the South, without struggles!
Our people are poor-without bacon or breaG
YOUR banks won't relieve u.s. Come on;
ace are ready 10 submit to abolition-to ANAL
gamation-to all the most dire and the low
est degradation! We are cOsraTds and pau
pers and our wives and children are defence
less!'' If that is not the meaning CT the fol-
lowing article we do not understand it: =
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RUNAWAY.

CoMMTTED TO the County Jail Of Humphreys
u County ON the 2sth day OF September, 1850, as q
runaway, a NEGRO NAN, of dark copper color, about
"a years Of age i've feet five and hrf inches high,
weighs about hundred and forty pounds, who says
his Is ALTON, and that he belongs TO Hstnan
King of Henderson county, Tenn The owner is here
by notified 10 come forward prove ewnershlp and take
veil as many others not mentioned in the above list
I nf which win he sold cHess,in n~dsr % c,sa
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PURIFY THE BLOOD

tR- WEAvER'S CANKER AND SALT RHEUM SY-
IL RUP, for the OF CaRker, salt Rheum, Ery-
spelas, ScroGueus Diseases Cutancous Eupti0ns
eyes and every kind OF Disease arising from an i'm
pure state Of the Blood. THE MOST EHFHTIEE
BLOOD PURIFIER OF THE Mn ETEENTH CENTURY.
Ii Is the Prescription Of Educated Physician and
all who afflicted with any Of the above named dis
eases, should use II without delay II viii drive the
diseases IRON the system, and when once on the
skin, few applications Of DR. WEAVER'S CERATf, or
OINTMENT, and you have a permanent cure
The CERATE has proved Itself 10 be the best ONT
ment invented, and where used, il has
been known to tail OF eectng permanent cure Of Old
Sores, letter and RngwoT Scald Head Chiblalns ana
Frost Bites BaTbers Itch, Chappcd or Cracked Hands
or Lips, BOtches PimpeS on the Face And for
SORE IPPIE- AND SOE EYES the Cerate is the only
thing required 1t should be KEEP; in the house
Of every family
Price OF syrup 81 crate of IS cents per bottle ID
rectons accompany each bottle. sold by most Medi-
/ cine Dealers J. \. HARblS %. PFoprietors,
Fer the Western and southern states; Cincinnati, O.
To whom orders for the above Medicines may be ad-
dressed.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by W. W Berry Demo,
VILE Ewin, Pendeton Co, Rains Brown, and az
other Druggists Of Nashville Tenn : Mansfield Co.
| Memphis Tenn; Edward Wilder Co., Louisville ny
| j. Wright & Co., New Orleans, La aug2o-dAsiy
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sneriM's sale.

ID orable Circuit Court OF Davidson County Tennes-
see, its July Term, 1860 will expose public sale
TO the highest bidder, for Cash, at the Courth house
Yard in the City of Nashville, on Monday, the 18th
day OF November 1860, all the right title and
est which Jos. w. Dabbs has TO or parcel of
LAND lying in the 9Th Civil District OF Davidson eou-
ty situated on the waters of Mil Creek including the
Glen Cliff Depot, the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad, and adjoining the lands OF r. B. Johnson
containing about 1874 Acres registered in the Regis
ters Office Of Davidson county, Book No. 36 page 335
levied upon the property OF j. W Dabbs satisfy
a judgment rendered in favor of J. Csleaves, C NJ
against r. s. Hawkins ct. al.
j. X. EDMoNSON, Sheriff,
oct15 BY E. ID. WENTWORTH. ID. S.
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SheriRs Sale

QYz virtue of alias "a to directed from the
DHonorable Supreme Court. of Davidson county,
Tennessee at its June Term, 1850, win expose TO
public SALE to the highest bidder, for cash, at the
Court House Yard, in the City of Nashville on Ao.
day the 5th day of November, 1850, all the right,
title, claim, interest and estate, which G. James
then had, may have since acquired in and so the
following described negro man named HartweiI, aged
about IS years and complexion black being levied on
sx-.-~<S tsz1p
JOHN YORK Co.
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Good Inxestu,eut.

I AN now Offering for sale, the place which re-
l. side situated the GaIlatin Pike about miles
from the city Of Nashville containing So OF rich
land four Of which are in high of cultivation
vegetable garden, in which there are Asparagus and
Pie Plant beds, and quite number of excellent Fsui
Trees The improvements consist Of q neat franc
dwelling house with kitchen, stable, crib she'd
determined sell and will offer this place Fl
great bargain. For further particulars apply to
J. MILIRON
sentII-Im No 81 COLLEGE stresr
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POSTPONEMENT.

FTER having sold so acres Of above Tract Of Land
- at a sale made the premises on this 9th Octo-
ber the sale of the residue I50 acres postponed
by consent of ali parties Saturday. oct "a 1860, at
which time sale of it Will positively take place TIL
CHANCERY COURT Room, i'll the Court House; to com
mence at 10 o clock. j. Z. GLkANES, Z. u NJ
Il
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Valuable Lot On Vine Street,
Near tEae CAPITOL.

DY virtue of a decree of the Chancery Court at
ID Nashville will offer at public safe on the preni-
SEES on Saturday oct 27h 1850 that large lot west
side of Vine street, the Capitol, known IN
Shields property Fronts than 20 feet, but may
be divided TO suit purchasers.
This is good property. and well worth the attention
of both those who want bu dng lots Tor their own
and those who want to invest for profit.
Terms announced at sale. Sale to commence at12
O'Clock. IOct.5 tbs j. T. Gl4EANES C.&M
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DURSUANT to decree of the Chancery Court at
L Nashville, in the case of john Mallory Josiah
1850, at the Court House Nashville, the following
valuable property, wit: The Mallory residence
South Cherry street, ruth I95 feet Of ground next to
Mallory street, attached The remainder OF this piece
of property I79 feet divided INTO lots One lot OF 105
feet front on South College street
TERMs-l, 2 and 5 years credit, with interest, (ez-
cent as to cash pay costs and eeaSes Uhjch UDlt Be
collected house Lotj Purchasers to give notes with
satisfactory security, and lien 10 be retained.
sept5-tds J. L. GLEAVtS, C. * u.
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corporation LAW >.


To Lessen the Damages from Blasting.
l. Be enacted by the City Council Of Nashville,
That any person engaged IN blasting within the CoTpo-
ration limits shall, addition the usual precau-
lions OF covering up the blasts, cry ing the ALARM &c,
stretch cords every avenue street, alley or 9th
thuroughare leading directly 10 the place Of blast
ing each cord to be fastened at least four feet from the
ground, distance Of not less than sixty yards
the blasts cord be stretched and fastened
before blasts shall be fired, and shall remain until
the last blast Is exploded
SEC. Any person failing to use the precautions
herein made obligatory, shall, conviction OF the
same before the City Recorder, be ned not less than
ten nor more than fifty dollars for each and every Of
fence. IRA r JONES,
Pres't Board OF CounclInen.
r B. CHEATHAM
Pres't Board OF Aldermen.
s. y. HoLIINGSw ogTH, Mayor
Attest W. A GLENN, Recorder.
Approved Sept. o. 60 octl5-1w
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% Negroes Of the DR.. Shelby Estate.

PURSUANT to a decree OF the Chanccry Court at
1 Nashville, in the OF Barrow and Lindsey
Admrs.. the late DR.. John Shelby, dec u, Maria
G. Shelby and others viii sell at public sale at the
Court house. il Nashville, Saturday, Ocs06eT 2Oth
1850, ~ Saves belonging the OF Dr. shelby.
TERXs.-6 and u months credit, with interest,
rites and payable in Bank sale absolute and without
restriction
At the family residence in Edgefeld, Friday the
I9 October 1860 will sell ali the Furniture and other
unsoid personal property OF every descriptions TO the
highest bidders. SIX months credit with interest
notes 10 be payable in Bank well secured
cept when purchaser amounts TO less than $l00, il
which the cash viii be required.
sept4-tds !. L. GI.EAYES, c. & NJ.
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AN ACT

AN ACT
Ia Relation 10 the Public Schools.
SEC. 1. Be Il enacted BY The City Council Of Mash
rifle That il shall be lawful Tor any parent guar
dan or other person having tempoi AIRY permanent
charge or control OF minor is not entitled by
law pupil IN The Peblic choos OF this city
as pupil the same, permit such minor 10 at
tend any said schools pupil and any person SO
off uding shlu be fined less than ten than
aitv dollars for each and every offence
SEC BE II faTlhSr enacted, hat if any person
having charge or control Of any Public School or
schools of the city, shat knowingly and WlIay con
nve al and permit the attendance Of any pupil IN any
of the Pubic Schools OF tins city when said pupil IS
not entitled by law TO the benefit OF said school the
person thus knowingly and vhully permitting sucn
u1xil 10 attend shall be fined not less than ten nor
more than fift, dollars for each and every offence
SIC s. Be Il enacted, That II shall be the duty OF tne
Superintendent OF Public schools I'd report 20 tue
civ Recorder the OF all persons WHO sIaii Nio,
late the provisions of the first section 0i tins ct anu
II shall be the duty the Recorder 10 Issue warrant
against such person persons, and enforce Ihe nAi
prescribed. =. n; ,, o - ~ atiepIn..,
IRA p. JONES,
Pres't Board OF Councilmen.
: ,, tioA'As'9 It's: W. A. GLENN, Recorder.
Approved Sept II, 80 oclls-h"
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DIR. S. o. RICHARDSON'S
Sherry Nine gltters,
The Celebrated New England Remedy
FOR
HABITUAL CONSTIPATION,

JdIHdice, Esrer and AgHe, Gegerdl Debility, cE.i al!
Diseases arising from a DiSordered Stomach
Liser BOlceL&
FFNHEY are are used and recommended by leading
4 Physicians of the country, and all who use them
pronounce them invaluable
Dr James l. BeepeTe writes from Navarro, stark CO
Ohio, The btters are highly praised by those suffer
ing from Indigestion, dyspepsia and LIVER complaint
) Davis, Postmaster al WilliamspOrt, Ohio, saws
- They give great satisfaction / use them myself
having taken cold become pTostfate and lost my ape
tite 1t relieved me, aud | can recomm. nd I with
great assurance of It's merits, t."
DIR. Vim. il. Kerr, OF ROgersvle, Ind writes that
they Al the most valuable medicine offered He has
recommended them with great success, with them
made several cures OF papitatien OF the heart and gen
eral debility
Thomas Stanford, Esq.,, Brownsville Henry co ind
writes long letter under date Of May l. lS6O lie
was much reduced, having been afflicted Tor three
years with great nervous debility, Ipitation OF The
heart of the most and prOstratng character.
latter using few bottles, was completely restored
and am now in robust health. -
George W, Holman says he afflicted with nheu
matism for twenty years in all its various forms, ana
the date Of his letter he had been Years well
the Bitters electlng cure, when several physicians
attending him could do him good. He says, Tor
rheumatism, dyspepsia, liver complaint, kidney alec
ton, y droisy, 1t Is specific certain remedy.
J. W Hunt writes from DephOs, 1Nlen CO., Ono "a
section where and ague prevaisJ that nc most
cheerfully recommends them Of decided merit ID al
cases Of lever and ague and general debility.
D. h. Gailehers ii. D., writes from Van Vert, ONO,
- respectfully recommend the Sherry Vine BIT
the notice OF ali disPeptic persons, ami 10 a.
4 WI require a stimulating medicine,
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e IL z l. q ~ q,
SEWING llACHINE

The undersigned having the HOWE SEWING Ma
CHIMES in use in their families, and having thoroughly
tested them upon every variety of work. do nct hes
tate to pronounce them the most simple, the most
easily managed, and, euphatically, tue F'St FIX
Iltrfr'f OF Machines
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Ferrill's majority,

Ferrilfs majority, 10
We expected to see this election mentioned
in the Union and .ffaerioan yesterday, but not
q word was said of it! But our contempt
rary found it perfectly convenient to repub-
Iish from the Louisville Courier, the following
remarks touching the recent municipal cleo
ton in Baltimore
When the telegraph brought us the news
of the defeat of the K. \. candidate for May
OF at the municipal election on Wednesday
last, we could scarcely credit 1t. Ii seemed
too good to be true, when it was confirmed,
we still thought there was some mistake
about it. But there is no longer room for
doubt KnoW-Nothingism has been beaten
down in its stronghold. The friends of
b, eckinridge and Lane have triumphed
where they least hoped for success. Balti-
more is redeemed. And the change in Balti-
more insures US Maryland.
This is, indeed, good news-glorious newsi
"The friends of Breckenridge and Lane
have triumphed where they least hoped for
success. Baltimore is redeemed" In con-
nection with the press of more than twenty
wears. we do not remember to have seen
more unpriucipIed claim than this, by the
| Courisr, of Breckenridge triumph in Balti-
more. There Is not the least foundation for
it. The gentleman who has been elected
Mayor of Baltimore l. a supporter of BELL
| and EVERETT. He was run, however. not as
| a party candidate, but By friends of DoUG-
Las. BELL and BsECKISRIDGE. The Consti-
tutional Union party made no nomination,
and we have the authority of the Baltimore
for a
single democratic nomination for the city
| councils. The Sun also said
All partisan distinction is merged in one
common effort TOR the good of the city, in
| the election of the reform candidates for the
kayoralty and City Councils. 1t cannot.
| therefore, be claimed as triumph, or as any
Indication whatsoever OF public sentiment
on the Presidential question. In short. it is
entirely free from party.
The Mayor elect, Mr.. Brown, made speech
the night of the election, after it was ascer-
tanned that he was successful, in which he
congratulated his friends on the result, and
amongst other considerations gave the follow
ing
The second consideration was the fact that
the election decisisely asserted the indepen-
dence of political influence in municipal af-
fairs, principle in itself scarcely less i'm
portant than the rights of the ballot-box.
This principle Of niunicipo! independence Of M
tiohaI politics gives assurance to the commu-
nifty that municipal legislation would have
exclusive regard Tor the true interests of the
city. Douglas men. Breckinridoe men. and Bell
and Eperett men had Eaet together harmoniously,
and il seemed so much the better for the COM
bination.
And yet, in the face of these facts the cleo
ton is claimed as Breckenridge Yancey tri-
umph. Bad, indeed, must be the cause
which requires such a perversion OF the truth,
such an unprineipled attempt to deceive the
people, to sustain is. But il should not sur
prise any one. 1t is of piece with the mis-
| representations of JOIN BELL and the consti-
in the association and she desiras rr,.eh !
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THE PAIN KILLER

has been tested in every variety OF climate and b.
almost every nation known to Americans. II Is the
constant companion and incstmable friend OF the
sionIry and traveller, on and land, and no one
should travel on our LAKES Or RIVERS WITHOUT IL
Be sure you call for and get the genuine Pain Killer.
many worthless noStTums attempted to be sCki
on the great reputation OF this valuable medicine
45-Directions accompanying each bottle.
Sold by dealers every where.
Price IS cts, so cts. and 81 per bottle.
J. n. HARRIS x CO.,
ProprietoTs for the Western and Southern States
Cincinnati, OHIO.
Sold by W " Berry & Demoville and Twin, Pendletou
Il Co, Nashville, Tenn; 5 Manhedd 4 Co, Memphis,
Tenn; Wright & Co, Scovil & Mead, New Orleans
Edward Wilder, Louisville, Ky; John Park, CIncin
natl, Ohio Oct6-dXwIy
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Elections In SpaIdins County, Geor-
eia. and baltimore. VI aryIand.

The Union and American made haste some
few days ago, to publish what was termed
Democratic victory in the old Wing county
of Richmond. Ga. The candidates elected
were DOUGLAS men, but our contemporary
did not deem it worth while 20 state the fact.
There has since been an election for State
Senator in the Democratic county of Spald-
ing. The contest was between BRECKIN-
RIDGE man and BELL man, the DOUGLAS
men having made no nomination. Last year
the Democratic candidate for Governor car
ried the county by a majority of serenty, and
this year the Breckinridge-Ya nceyites have
been Boosting OF the detection from BELL in
the county. Nevertheless, the election on
the 10Th resulted. in the choice of the Consti-
onal Union candidate. The following is the
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NOTICE.!

Wy have this day sold our entire interest in the
w Book, Stationery and Periodical Business.
No. Union street to Mr. John T. Hagan and John ID
W. Green, who will continue the business the same
place, under the style Of Green * Co.
JOHNSON & TREANOR.
On retiring from the book business, we return our
sincere thanks for the liberal patronage bestowed upon
us and take pleasure in recommending SUCCESSORS
young Of experience in the business, and wor-
thy in every way the confidence of the people,
A W. JOHNSON. JR,
oet6-d JOHN o. TREAAOR,
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Let the boys arm Every one that can
point a shotgun or revolver should have
one. Let every community supply itself
with munitions and store them safely. Abo-
litionism is at your dOors, with torch aud
knife In hand,
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PURSUANT TO a decree OF the Chancery Court a
Nashville in the OF VIM A. Whitsett Executor &c
Farrar Wash r. Lucas and others, viii sell Al
the Court House Nashville, Saturday OctOJeT q
1860 tract Of 10 and so poles Of Gsd, part
the Lucas Farm, and being the bought by him
complainant
and free redemption, notes 70 have persona
security and TO be payable in the Bank, aud lien TO b
retained
Sept.5-tds j. E GLEANESC c X III
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The world is at their feet for their cotton; the
specie of the civilized world will come TO buy
IL; the nayies of the world will cluster round
our shores to prevent Interference with it's
production; the products of the world Gu-
GLIDING .'cOrn and baeon''l will be offered in
exchange for it.
WILL MoyE AwAI.-Hundreds OF our best
planters will remove, If Alabama determines
to submit. They Will sell ont at what they
can get, rather than hold negro property
subject to the control of aboiitionists. The
land will be made desolate by submission.
But will the ,cozaea of the South submitE
viii they Bot shame any husbands or sons or
brothers, who wish to submit to fee negro
rule, ia the person of Lincoln and HamlIn.
(the latter part negro9
LET THE SOUTH ARH!-ff the slave States
intend to protect their rights OF property IN
slayes-if their citizens Intend to resist every
form of insurrection and incendiarism which
Northern hatred eau inhict--let them pro.
coed at once 10 arm. There is no time for
DELAY. EVERY breeze that blows from the
North. brings to our ears intelligence Of
the onward march of Wide-Awakeism and
free negrosm.
The South must novel Submission Is
death; and none know it better than those
who counsel il!
'Hstrike! for your affairs and your hresi
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PURSUANT TO decree of the Chancery Court
L Nashville in the OF James II. and Jacob Young,
AdmTs of Mark Young, decd. Elizabeth Young and
others will sell the rthousc, Nashville
Saturday. Ocober 20, 1850, the following Slaves TO-
wit Susan, Fanny and Edward.
TERMs.6 months credit without interest notes pay
able Bank and with good personal security required
sept4-t DIS J. E GLEAFES, {. d. ii