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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-17

Ibs Virgins Board Of Pebble WORKS
snvs'uss that asdef the suibOfiiy Of Law,
saeJ s'b receive. 81 ssy titus p'svious 10 the
A's' asy OF SsPtsnbtr, lsO0. proposal, for
cent loao 20 ths amogat of 81 OOp .
700 dollars. payabls 10 sssb noathly iastsl-
nssts - nsy b required, Dot sEessdisg
1OV'ose dolla's per nobth. Said loan 10 bs
Isdsemaels - thirty four years BY ths
Ceos'i'u'ioe Of Ne State, ssd lsvs 10 parsu.
see .hsfssf, sisAiss fad u established
i'r ths Puoe'sal pay nest & tks interest
's@'-annuslly sad ths Fedemgtioo of tbs
pnnoipai 70 thirty fouF yssfs frSm ths issas
q ths bonds
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-17
WRA WINE,

sss ,oNsis ~ p uoasss ~ Nrfrhaats fhEsi
sisus. Hs,sl Ksspsrs ae PFiFag fsmiliss Geo
e. tuppii-d shh pufr afiirls ~ ofeffs vtl
y. a .1mrig anshcys % Pee b0ii'es PEI eoten
sg. q fsu B utst 3 o. dez-u.
~ J'CoB NfsCEWANER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-17
Joas 4. USDEswooD.

10 stated that this abolition intsrloper
IN virginia, Who found 10 eouvsuiebt to leav.
The State because Of too free uttsr.pe. NJ
soo'ision sediments, lately visited NsS
hsmpshifs. distributing the 'Iupsudius
Crisis, and helping on ths Black kerubicse
cause generally. On . late occasion, he re-
gslsd The inbabitapts Of Manchester. Me-
Hampshire, With sbaracteriste discou,.,.
fuii OF foul slandsrs against the Virginia peo.
pie he 10 reported TO have said, that he
took the lead IN proU lgsting aboiitioni.u
10 thst part Of Virgins IN which he resided,
aud bad convinced many Of the error Of tb-ir
wsys Ooe third Of the voters Of hi. county
we're Black Repablicass, and many Of tb. m
nsd assured hiu that they would vote m.
hepusliran tiekss 10 Is6o.' The vsrseiou,
gentleman also sated THAI Oh. reason vhy
there we're not more votes for Premou, v,s
,hss When msa offered to vote, they ver,
knoeked down. Things we're different nov
John Brown, said Mr.. Underwood, took
The starch out Of Virginia, aud her shiyslry
we're beginning TO be . little more civil. Hs
thought it would b. sale for him TO 10 ,her.
nov, and be vas going, not merely as q look
Or on, but To TO talk the people aud convince
them Of their error Brave and modest Mr.
Underwood He reiterated hi. assertion
that Fngit iaps vs'ein the habit Of knocking
down voters whom they could not bring 10
reason in any other way, and said 1T vas the
custom in the State for men to make their
vii, before sv1ving Repu blican sentimests.'
fs'haPs. 10 would be prudent in Mr. Under
wood TO adopt the same precau,ion before re-
turning " the State. One Of the peculiar
,,'es OF men Of tLis school is their ioeorrisi-
o's propensity 10 ialsehood. From sumner
down to Underwood, they do not seen TO
have the iaiosest idea Of truth, or the slight
est seruPies st isvsotibg any story. hose,-
sf false, that may sait their turn politically
or persoI ally - Wkeritng % Iy,,a,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-17

your companies Of isfastry, three Of
cavalry, aud three Of artillery, comprising
about 1000 men, will remain at Camp Floyl
TO keep the Mormons IN subjeetion. Not.
vlthsiAndieg The fears Of Govsrner Cum.
mings, - is believed this force sill be sufb
sient. Gen JohDson, Who 10 bou At N.v
Orleans, will shortly arrive ia Washington.
Sheh The department. will have tho benefit Of
es advice IA the matter. There will be
iorSe OF 5000 men on the MeEieas frontier
THIS sunmsr Sithost tbs s'd Of volunteers.
Recent advices iedicste The necessity u
greater numbers on the Overland Mail roats.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-17

THE LtcESsE LAW-The Revenue Law.
Of Virginia against Psdiars and sam pie sci. .
isr' are very severe as, will be seen ~ tho
following extrsets
without hr't obtaining a State licepse -
20 90, D." one 'hail sell, or cont'Aet to sell, or
eher - sell, goods, wares and mereb.nd,..
-iueiud'pg books, maps, prints, provision,
agricultural commodities, fruit tree. and
shruobvris,, tbs grosth, production or man.
niaetnre of this state, or any Of the United
states, or GHy toyeigs c0sAfry. either bv
sample card or Otherwise Oaenders again,
is's az may be eued not lees than s2O nor
more han $500
under this lav the Courts Of Richmond
are beeoHios lively. IS ue 6Od nearly do.-
co 10 nng's Gay brought sP ssndiD6' &c
answer The charge Of peddlinR oranges. lem
0ns, nuts and apples about The streets
Fyedeytck GSasx1 H,,oH
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-17
JOHN WILSON,
ESs1lsAsd m 1907 heit'ed 1888.

The saryiving Partner OF
JOHN WILSON d SON,
No. "a B.Himo'e Sii,si, hrsr The Bridge.
Sor.,uyTei ito y. w Corner Howard n Can.
d,a Su>ss, sssrIy opposite Camden Station, Bal
Umors.
@ .a,tauds "a hand aud iorsa,e OLD WINES,
BRAkDiES OLD RYE, BOURBON
WHIsKEYS e., "a WOOD OF DtsughI snd Bot.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-17
pn.ra CataHha VIM.

nyuE tss, fsirs~t Propririnf ~ ~ MouHi
Plsstast Vinrfard 81 BrouasVile Wash
tsrf1s gossiV NJ 10 nebalacfaftag unfsf ne
ias,faetioas si q Ffebchman iafeiy ifom Fsnee.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1860-05-17

- "Mr William b Astor Is worth .,
least sR5, 900 600, aud every cent Of the in
come, over ana sbove expenses and charities.
"innsdiately rs-iuVested. Nj. A 10 still
hale, hsarty-loOking man, and will proba-
bly, live to be As old as bis father he has
au Once aud be works harder than q dry
goods clerk Six or seven gentlemen 90, =.
booG.kesPers, but be hollis the thread Of the
eo"Pl'eatsd 'ksin 10 bis ova hand
Th" nan iSa "elOss corporation" tha,
never declares . dividend. What 9 coma
meotaryOO ~srsr riches and money EruLbine I
Here is one Of The weaIthiest NEE in the world
Who" no body seems TO care anything about,
A"d "ho'e natae is HOt heard except when
n'n tslOf bis wealth, Just ss they talk Of
The weight Of PriIo OF ;--with the sane
respect. no more - A,eraadyLa .Srnt,a,l
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-29
ONLY DISCOVER z

ONLY DISCoV6R z
WORTHY ANY CONFIDENCE
RESTORING THE BALD AND GRAY.
NFAEY. since the great discovery Prof Wood have
I'VE tempted not only to initiate his restorative, but profess to
have discovered something that would produce results identical
but they have all and being carried by the
forced to leave tie field its resistless sway Read the follow
ing
PROT. o. J. WooD & Co Gents-The letter wrote in
1856 concerning your valuable Restorative you
numerous uoSn the facts in the case The inquiries
are, first, fact Of my habitaon and stated in
third does my hair still good of
coor7 To all and do invariably My
past more soft thrifty and better coloreG
my whkes and the only why is BOT generally true is
face by wping face in close
ton with the Wskers, the result will follow the hair
Of New England asking my hair still continues to be
good there much fraud the manufacture and sale Of
initiated and used only without good effect but
absolute injury. have used Of restorative of
hund With SURPRISE 81 years
old hair in head face and TO prove
this lock Of hair taken ot the past week
received your favor If two quart bottles last summer for
which am grateful to my friends and thereby
try many ske teal until after trial
and then purchaseA nd used with universal success will
ask favor that you send NE test by which can discover
the Restorative sold by many, fear without author
ity from from you. pure article will insure success and
believe where good ELECTS do not follow the failure is caused
the pure article which the inventor Of the good
deen my duty heretofore to keep you apprsed Of the
effect hair assure all who inquire OF me Of ny IN
shaken opinion in its valuable results remain dear sirs
yours, c. RAYMOND.
AARoN's Run, KY, Nov 81, 1885,
medium small; the small X pint and retail for 81
per bottle the mediums hold least twenty cent more in
proportion than the SMALL retas for 81 per bote the large
holds quart 80 cent proportion, and ress for 50
sbOte O. j. wood a Co, Pr1prietors, IA Broadway,
good Druggists Fancy Goods Dealers. Whoesaed by
Even, PendIetOn q Co., and retaiIed by every Dug
bo,a inf ha INIT d-ta l.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-29
DIR. KINGS DISPENSARY
For PRIVATE DISEASES.

0@ DR.. KING, formerly Of New York for the last
SEGS years of Louisville Kentucky, and who has
devoted attention to the treatment Of private diseases for
thirty years. hattes HIMSELF having attended practice for
many years. and cured thousands he il enabled to
all diseases Of private nature matter how bad they be
from njudicious medical treatment from neglect Of their
DR. King Dspenssy No. % DesdecE street. between Cherry
Sduare where he all diseases Of private naurce
GoNoRaEA cured without nsucious medicine interference
from business
sTRcrUREs date efectualy cured in few
days. by operation which pain Where Structure
exists be enjoyed Perhaps disease
mischief and un6ermineF the constitution much.
SYPHILIS all the diseases Of the skin growing out Of neg
lect treatment he e6ecuay cured in few days,
SEMINAL WEAKNESS particular attention having been given to
this disease all the growing Of it, brought
by the destructive habits Of ncOnsderae
and excessive indulgence Of the passions neglect Of
undermine the constitution rendering the subject
at for business society," and causing premature old
Females may be aboring with any difficulty Of the Womb
may assured of immediate relief.
residing abroad by writing and stating their with
fee ecosed Dr. A King, No % Deadehrk street
Nashville will have the medicine their
address, necessary directions Strict observed oO
hours CLOCK in the morning until in the evening"
rSNy23. IS59-d6wlv
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-29
The Hog Trade.

Louisville Courier Of yesterday the market for Hogs
quiet and packers holding back for while that they
purcha number for early slaughtering They
still offering S. gross for well fasd Hogs, delivered during the
month nf November
The chicago Times Of the 24th says:
1t early in the give correct opinion in
regard the the Hog Of 1860 and 1861 We
hA conve.sed with many intelligent gentlemen who
extensively Illinois Iowa and Aiosour, and who
great pains inform themselves in regard to the
Of Hogs in the county, AMI from ali an we
think the will be fully equal in number il 1t does not ex
ceed that 1859 and CO. In Illinois Hogs are repreef TED Is
being the large amount Of old C1n in the county,
ogehe with the crop, will enable farmers put IN n bog
in than usual We also learn that large mum
driven from Missouri t. this state TO u
TINS will OF course swell number OF Eogs which
will end market CicagO Nhe ii will decrease the receipts 81
st. Louis and other points in Missouri 80
that the crop IN that state VIII
larger than year. the weight will aSo be
number Of Hogs have already been IN
Iowa delivery p,nts the Mississippi at prices
RANKING S5a5 50 100 net We learn that MsSrs -un
derabd, Kendall Co.. who large packers IN Burlington
Iowa. 20 100 Hogs Contracted for at the aoOve
figures yet not heard Of eng made
by city packes yet learn that they making active
preparations coming The superior character OF
The provisions cured this city is attracting great deal of
Ienon from and during the soming winter We shall ex
pec Of provision dealers here from abroad
haretn rrlaS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-29
Ffne Fnrnl Tor saIe.

WE YARN on Eheh James fimnns nov lives and the
zane on Which MAJ Hekerson formerly lived sfor
ale easy tsrns-
fhs tract contains shout 1850 acres which there are about
~ acres cleared The tract whole Of ansst in
Oo9se eoony. BENG reh and FERTILE we'll NtaBisdyng
ootn adeS o. ne Mchinnve and Manchester Raruad-abd
also on The road leading from Manchester Winchester and
niles rom The former place. aud about K miles from
LuAhoma within one mile Of Usk Hill Seminary And about
ne sane distances from good church, and IN nhborhood At
cannot % surpassed IN point Of morals and ntegence
me Improvements almost and coaSgtng % two
story framed house, we'll AniEhed situated mn beautiful
emnence, commanding Of the dnest VeEs 81 great
ton Of the far and also % the Rsroad and within eighty
yards Of The hnest Free Stone Springs In ne Mountain
District The out houses consrt Of hEeEss smoke house,
eorn-cribs and sableG
The tract q veil Wasred here being eight Or ten Eprn
the There several dns Orchards the place.
stating Of the best varieties Of fruit In tie Stats.
There my veil set IN Herds gas. The
IL 20 situate divided nfB ave snail hrms,
giving cleared land and orchards % most Of hem Tie farm
must Be appreciated and hnss desiring he same
VIII call James 4. fimnips, on The PREMISE
Scr tns. &c csl upon address Ne undersigned Man
chester, Soaee eoanty, Tsnuessee s.H. BURaER
uay25-gtfR Law until LIST 1spt.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-29

ESHAM g. HARRIS Governor Of the State Of Tennessee
all shall these Greetng Whereas, Il
has been known that a certain JOHN NEWBERN
charged having committed foul and murder
day Of August ls60 upon the body J. Wsrmack.
County Of Davidson has from justice and
running at large
Now therefore, IsAAA G. HARRIS, Governor aforesaid,
by virtue power and authority in vested hereby
offer a reward Of Two und Dollars person
persons apprehend the said John Newbern
deliver the Sheriff Jaior of County
in justice in That behalf may executed
~ In testimony whereof, have hereunto my hand
and caused the great zeal Of the State to be sfxed
L. 3 Nashville, the llth day Of Angus, 1861.
ISHAE G. HARRIS
~ By the Governor:
J. E. R. RAY, Secretary Of State.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-29
SIOO CASH.
The Grover a Baker special Premil

The Grover A. Baker Special Premium
R. H. BROCKwAI, representative of the GROVER
BAKER Sewing Machine Company offers speclal
premium of One Hundred Dollars Cash for the pest
specimen of family sewing exhibited at the next
1860.
The work to be done by lady. a resident OF len
nessee the judges to be appointed by the o'a'e Du
reau. p
No persons connected with our oinces VIII Oe Fer-
mitted to contend for the premium.
Rooms over HIcrs' China Hail. 46 Public Square
iulV29-till sent1e.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-29
A Stock Farm for Sale.

WISH sell which reside, six miles from Nc
Minnylle, the Stage road leading to MurfesboEo. The
consists of go $50 cleared 25 Herds
grass and &C Clover. OF the go there
400 acres of bottom lands equal point
fertility any land this section Of the country There
springs tract furnishing abundance Of the
year through The house spngis Of free and
be surpassed point ofpuTy and
the ac. fine quarry Of lime stone rock sufficient for
purposes The improvements consists Of heed log dwell
ing containing kitchen, negro cabins
cribs wheat house, All information furnished
by appcaonto the subscriber the premises. Post 0ee
McMinnville, Tenn. VS.. REID.
April IL. IS6O-HN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-29
-eo1Ice 1o Contractors.

RoPosALs will received By the undefg1sd at the Office
OF the Nashville aud CnAnAnooSS SonPsny IN
"a ; Gross follows Nashville and Chattanooga
Ralroad ten miles from Also LOT me dehng and
Rad on Grow in Alabama contract will be closed for
IIs IL s and Holows at time favorable bid
iys Payments will Be made in funds during the
OF &c cent being retained an the
pletion Of the contract MORRIS.
iii sent IL Reaide liant Eng
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-29
m~B. A. FahnestOck's Vermi.

x&kA3zsS RUGE has oEg been regarded With faYof 70
confidence by large body Of regular medical Pos.n ~
every State in Union. prepdrdf40z
anu daily prescribed b. the most eminent ~ ~
throughout the United States During the long P, Rave
popularity, spurious and counterfeit 80 Il heen
from time TO made their appearance Nss ;nSicopa
moe necessary part Of the buyer to b;s tIme
caution in purchasing genuine article .mbisnee to
The sp iat ous are often their =, -
r. A. FIHEEsrocK's Vermifuee, to be ven h. sier
upon the unsuspctns purchaser an ong 10 buy Of an ae
credited agent but every purchaser must use % =, aS
being imposed upon ana nv Genuine b. A. FAHNEsTocK's Yer
himself that ne IS DuS iDs luS 49, arg5-wlm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-29
SPECIAL NOTICES.
rssa..5s. :. div .9ssaIsT i rEeI.s q ! I

Thousands are daily speaking in praise Of 4t
DIR. EArONsS INFANrELE CORDIAL,
AID rhy7 because Is 70 0or TSItS
wiiIc5ayince You that what say Is true It contains
NO PAREGOREC OR OPIATE
Of ann kind and therefore relieves b rs01t1Q ne
Of our child instead Of by deadstn0 its sess For this
reason It comnend itself the known
for Children Teething, DiarrnGa. Dysesn 4.
stomach, Wind, Cold in the Head, sn1 OrouPi
also for setsatag ts gums, sedHcne snansas1 rev
an VI spasnOdc used with Safanfn9 seecess IN all
cases Of COnV uIslon or other ftIs. As yos eat1s
ne l and health of yOatr cdTe ana aoaSe . s1os teR
from those ead and 69htg conssg1sae,s soAi@ are Ger
tam to result 0zste use s7ccfscs q ss.S1 ~ oAaer
but DIR. Eat0u's InfanEiAe Cosalaa5 .nls you can
rely upon 1t is perfectly harm IN tne
most delicate infant. Rrce % cents - ~N0o"pS
each BOTTLE f CHRTR t9iE y s. DuPOINT,
No 400 Broadway, New York.
F7as,tbv human Blood upon being AaIyzed always pre-
SCENTS with the essential nno gives OF course
frnR from Consumption. Liver Complaint D Seoius,
&c ind in ecay EsGnes certain aeact1ctes in the
red gohules blood. supply these deAence and you
are nsde we'll The Blood Food founded upon the
Ory-henoo its gs TPggeGR RAT
adapted 70 deficiencies OF the Blood In different diseases FIR
coughs, Colds, bronchitis, any affection what
tiosl use No 1, which No for Depression Of
Spirits, Loss of Appetite. and for ali CHI ronic
bi IiIy , and N erVOus rrOstratlOn. No , for Liv.
err Con- pl aimtss No. 3 for Dyspepsia. Beia0 al
for absorption it is taken by drops and
sed into the circulation so that what voq oai
you retdin The No lis for Female Irreg uIaritIes,
WeaHnesses, &c See special objections
ouss Kidney and Bladder Com plants take No
mall cases the directions must be strictly ollowe1. Price
Sold BY CHURCH & DUPONT,
No 4U9 Broadway, Nev York,
md by all respectable Druggists throughout the country
o. J. WOOD & Co., St. Louis,
apis wholesale Agents for the West.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-29
UNIVERSITY PLACE, franklin County, Tenn. 2
August LIST, 1860.
Two uohEfnoFS

nEsIGNS for buildings University
invited from the Architects Of the United States
building for which designs Immediately required
main building Of the group The design for this building
contemplate central structure hanked BY two wings, the
whole be two stories high.
upper story Of the central structure is to be used
Exhibition Hall 1t be constructed with galleries.
upon Of the Academies Of Music, with sngs Gr
twenty FIVE hundred The lower be divided into
Offices for the business departments CT the University.
One Of the wings must be arranged for Library with
underneath for unpackng storing &c. The other wing be
Gallery Of Art the lower story Of which be
used a academy Of design.
The plans must contemplate building Of stone, which shall
be fire proof throughout. The wings to be Constructed
admit Of extension.
FOT further in reference to this and the other build
ngs be erected application be made the Executive
Committee.
The design which be adopted will be paid for. All others
will be subject to the order OF the Architects.
All designs must be forwarded reach University Pae
by the LIST Of October and must be addressed the Execu
tive Committee University Place, franklin County, Tennessee
By order Of the Executive Committee
LE0NIDAS POLK,
STEPHEN ELLIOTT, : Sub Committee.
GEO r. FAIRBANKS,
O.vvf 4
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-29
Markets by Telegraph.

NV ORLEANS Aug gs-COtOn frn sales of LOCO bales Of
Mddny 10Y O of three days. 400 baes
cepts Of three days. bales against 9O bales during the
spending time year. Mess Pork quiet at sac So
Tobacco firm but unchanged. Sterling Ex hsnge 99 lO on
bills Of lading s99lz New York Sight Exchange, par9H
premium. Freight on Cotton to Liverpool g.
CINCINNATI Aug. 2s-Four-sales of 900 bbls at 81 $50
rs. Whisky lshc. Corn 42c.
EEw YORK. Aug 2-Cotton steady sales Of SEQ bales Mid
ding Upands lO Flour advanced 59lOc, sales Of 1880
bbls at IS 295 s. Wheat &C. Corn advanced lie;
sales Of 1900 bushels 63s7Oc Oats firm at SS94lc Mes
PORK firm at $40 59975 Beef Bacon and Lard unchanged
No news -Fas
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-29

REsTAuRAST--A. JONEARD, Agent Union street,
has opened HIS restaurant for the season. Having
thoroughly reftted his establishment, and obtained
experienced cooks, he is prepared to serve up all
the deleaces of the table in tie most satisfactory
lyle The reputation his restaurant established last
season viii be more than maintained during the ap-
preaching one.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-29

WNHE Sixth Year Schools Of this city
/ on Monday. the Sd OF September next.
Tickets admission will be given out Saturday the LIST oil
Septsmber, in the following places:
Applicants living in the north Of Union street, viii pro
cure their Hyhes Building Those living between
Union and Demumbrane streets at the Hume Building Thoss
living south of Drmunbane street. at the Howard Building On
College Hill.
prevent confusion let each parent child be prepared to
tell the lin full and OF the aPpcanWheFe born
Of the parent guSrdAnthe street and ward In
applicant ides No ticket will be issued till these
OF these places Will be
opened A M Saturday. the frst day Of Sptebsr for
the distribution Of tickets
BY order Of the Beard Of Education. J. W. HOYTE,
Nashville August %, '60-d7t Secretary.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-29
rutherford Land for Sale.

WILL sell NY far containing 100 The tast easily
divides itself farms the North and South sides
Stones improvements consisting dwelling house,
outnouses mills GIN &C. equal county,
and imbered with comfortable fixture and
convenience.
Terms very liberal Interest pay for time, the papers
being right State County Bonds their value would
be very acceptable pay suitable residence Murreesborough
or Lebanon we'll improved would be received in part payment
sell with the farm Lhirty-ftVe Neg togeth
er with Mules. Cattl., Plantation Utensils, &C. &c
who desires to purchase magnificent farm
most will pese call and examine for him
self refer 10 LINDSEY LUCEN Brown OF Nashville
aug7 '6O-tw2m Bloomfield RIDLEY.
Louisville Journal month in weekly and send bill
FORE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-29
Land for SaIe.

AM Offering for sale II the most desirable small place
Tennessee situated in Sumner county, immediately the
Nashville Gaan Turnpike road eighteen miles from the
former eight miles the latter place. within half mile
Saunderse which place t1ere depot Of the Nashville
and louisville Railroad, in hours Of Nashville.
The place thirty Eve and is in complete
repair soil is excellent There thrifty young orchard
beautifully ged Usage Orange The dwelling stEo
story with large brick kitchen and frame
houses we'll of mOs excellent water, good cisiern
and spring.
Also mile of Saundersyle I52 Of land, fifty
ores cleared balance finely timbeed and we'll in blue
grass Being determined to south, will cell bargain in
the above places. JAMES FRANKLIN.
iuneI4-d&W3m