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Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-02-15
Home Testimonials.

FrOau Tue Kew. ?. :. FAN, NlshVlfIe. :
NASHVILLE, Dec, IL, 1859.
Col. T. II. TAYLoR-Dear SIR have used for some
time, one CT the yesper Lamps; and beg leave 70
express my Obligations 10 you Tor having introduced
t my notice To persons living in the country
In parts oi the city where gas caunot be had, OF
who may desire light much more economical than
gas-ind At the same time fully equal TO 1t in iilumi-
natng poger-ths apparatus will prove desidera-
tum
regard this as the most beautiful and most useful
invention for procuring, al small cost, the adyan
L4ges OF gas hight that l have ever seen At the
same time that perfectly safe-an explosion being
impOssbe--.na the la-nps simple ia construction
aud managed with ease
Very truly yours,
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G. s. MOREHEAD,
THOS. ). PAGE
I.nr1sy1IIKK Ky Sen s. 1859

q,
W. H. SErTIE-Dear Sir Aner having made a
thorough examination Of the 'Vcsper Gas - in rela-
tion its Illuminating pewer chemcSl composition,
etc. / do not hes tate to recommend II being sa
fer and more economical as well possessing great
er intensity Of illumination than any other material
now in -
In the abaratory it is superior to the alcohol
means of obtaining heat, aIS will be found of in
valuable service ~ the druggist well The manu-
featuring chemist.
CHAS. W. WRIGHT, NJ. D..
Pref. of Chemistry in e,Ky., school Of Medicine,
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Kentucky Testimonials.

From His Excellency, Gov. C. II. Morehead, and
-.-4 Thos s. Page, Esq, State Auditor.
To wN. II. SETTLE, Esq, Louisville, ky.-Dedr Sir:
We have been and are using your s'V-sper Gas %
ana PERFECTLY satisfied with its utility. IL gives
soIi bril- liant and beautiful ghJ and is perfectly
secure from explosion IL is very cheap and eco
nocaI in use, aud Of far less COST than any other
light. We satisfied that il will soon be adopted
by all persons who have not the opportunity OF OBJ
with ~ HON caeapIess in the original outlay for fix
and the continual expense Of burning is an OBJ
tect.
Yours, &C., 9. s. M0REHEAD,
TH0S- ). PAGE.
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That Valuable Farm.
RAILROAD COAL.

THE finest lot OF Coain the city Of Nashville Is nj
Il the IErNA YARD, which is the only place thai
gives the legal weight per bushel, lts guar ranteet
20 give more heat ashes aud SCOT than any otne
now offered for sale. We will continue TO supply
our friends and customers At our usual low prlces
during the coming winter. Try the 4EINA COAl
aud be convinced that 10 Is the most ecouoinicai
the uasrkct orders dropped IN Box 81, P. o., or nj
the Yard .ck of " 4 Q. K h. D-pst viii De prompt
iy ,t,.n,.d 20 SAMUEL J. AGSEW.
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TESTIMONIALS.

Scientific men and Others who have thoroughly
tested the merits OF the Vesper Gas Air Light,
pronounce il the best and cheapest light known.
Numberless testimonials being received daily
from ali quarters vouChDg Tor the excellence OF this
light, a few of which given below.
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. From ID. cr.,ss. Nashville

From y. ID. CrSss, Nashville
NASHVILLE, renu., Dec II, 1859.
Mzssks- T. H TAYLoE * Co.: have had N for
about months past, one OF your vesper Gas
Lights, ani gives me great pleasure 10 STATE. that
regard lar saperiOr Ia any othef portable light
that have met with.
Its simplicity OF arrangement, freedom from danger
of explosion, cleanliness, stsA Iacss, and purity OF
hght are qualities that must recommend u 10 any
one Who will Try u. II g.yss hguG which 10 me,
be equal in erislizney - the ordinary gas
light Very Respectfully,
Y. D. CROSS
These are oaly very fes OF the tsstisnoai as We
have. Gail aud Examine for yourself At No. 81
Coaonads building, caerry steel, lsnviile Team
THOMAS II. TAYLOR 4 CO.
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Sanfsra,s Challenge Heaters.

TusT recs.ves 90 q sAafsFa.z eaisbratss oHAL-
al4 .1s faei kaaSa- Ia1F are DIT
sd fsr Tss H3assz. fseisa dss, Goa abets.
S.arsz- -. zss1iax s5pefiof - ta1-n 80 bsez -
u "A ztsa ts>sa esEe s<rissy e etAsF s1ssss
% si-s bsst ki h. a are arsP1fe4 - pst teF-
a.s<=. - .sa > A. - dss>E.s<oas u serk - ~
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billiard Tables for safe.
.Yrunkssl Trunksssl
B. & A: Y. Rutland,

~ 5rsf N rseeipt af . very sEp<riar lot e la
DIS ana 6e1tloEaenss travelling trlHxs, 10 ga.
! ne k1Gsnia Iranks-largs and hsEdsosne.
|. 20 Bslsrstn do %. DO.
q Grullemea' sole Leather Tranks-eoxersd :,
.kef sith yaiisez, Carpet bsgz, Ezsiro.d Ezxs
A., @hieh they Will sell cheap fof cash.
i7-H y. b. = 4. '. RUriAsD.
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American and Foreign
EREOSCOPIC EMPORIUM.
e. AN T II o II,

30S broadway, New York.
Nay la, 1860. sol BROADRAY, t.rO
doors from the 81. MschoLas Hotel
e stereczcoPe is the most instrucfice isterssfing,
tGtnizg, amusing, and ezctiing Of modern inTen-
,Jue are Too young none too DID, none too inselIi-
= beauty
g home is complete without it, and it must aud
penetrate e1eryUheyc-
,ipresenrs L, your view every part Of the word
the rcii, boldRess, persPcctire, and ssGTPn>si Of
,,I, as IL yDu were tie sp.t-
arO,ogrzPbefs are every where exploring Europe,
Africa, America, IA search OF the grand and
ReautIfui, and the TesGlLs Of Aeir skill are con-
t1y eE5ichizg stock
= hIvs an Immense variety OF paper Views Of
es in Paris London, Eag land, ScoIl. I'D Ireland,
-, s,france, Belgium, Holland switzerland, tin.
khine, Versailles, 81 Cloud, FOHtainebleIu.
ferles, lily, Turkey, Egypt, Athens, the Holy
4. China, India, Cry sIai Palace, also GrVupe His
gal, amusing, N arrIaes scenes, breakfast scenes
fbics siatuary, &C &c- Az exquisite dssoTtaen
.amiRated Interiors Of Palaces, Churches, and "a
Is Oi France, Italy, &c- &c Ihe eIeet o
e Illuminated views 70 saost remarkable
IERr GESTIEMAS OF WEALTH AND KEEISKD TASTE
Did have in his drawing room some OF our
re rs>sus gtGSz. with revolving stereOscope,
vi z Il, p, 81 or 100 scenes Nothing be
Il. fas mating, and one cLn Ger no greater treat
Efiend fond of the picturesque an d tue beautiful
xsth0ny' lRStdntdne0tS StereoscOpe Vies the
& ftsOta gra,ihic wonder They taken IN the
! IA part ef second, and every thing matter
FaPidig u may Be zs0rizg, is depicted as sharIly
ralstiDctiy u Il had beea perieNtly At rest.
gives an additional value, for u the beauties
haBinaie n=tare u ddds tAe ekaTss Of life and
The process y discovery OF our o~ n, and
z urskstos0a IA Europe re- eiye rom IoudOn
Paris large orders for Anth0ny's Instantaneous
. Of American life and scenery
nong other things we have just Fdblished Stere-
PIC IllustTati..ns OF the Scene oil the FULTON
NJ PEAYEK MEETINGS, in which many hearts feel
lterest- The particulars UI this will be found
Pr Catalogue
CAIALoGTE Of subjects and prices will be for
led oany address on receipt Uf a stamp
rtis Al a distance sending -. s., $40, SIS
or 81 can have gO-d instr IHaeIt sad sGch
res A. they may request, seEI by ExpTeSs-
pa alone, (~IthOut InsIr ulIeutl De sent by
irties who wish TO be advised Of eyery thing real
kllsbie IN the hus that comes oaI may send Is
I names To place Oh record, aud sin keep them
sd at our eXp-n-e.
"a " Ieisare xiIl und Photography a most lasci-
fig tieils htlul amusement We are prepared
4 Out aMatears with ever, Thing Leccss.ay for
success t-geIh-r with instructions '.HDs ~
tst~recseoPIe fctUres."
ANTHONY,
Ipcrtcr and MANUFACTURER. of PIOE graYhpc Ma
&ls, >teI cos c. pes and Sterroscopsc YIrrs-
n.r Merchants !r,'m every seetIou OF tbe country
Respectfully ifvited 60 make an exanInatiOu Of
siOck, as Our Discount 10 the trade WIl Oe lib
ProtoSraphers.-Firtte eIass stereoseOpic Ne
t~es w-L-eU-
nd by nI.iI a print aumounted, with prize Of Ne
pc Iai.l4-+m-
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Fresh seeds.

|SIOvER, Timothy, Herd Grass, Blue Grass and
orchard t,rass seed lust received, aud for sale
lo, for c.sh. RAINS, Brown Co.
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Irish Potatoes.
Corn and Wheat.

INsto.e lndlorsaleafew barrels fe Kcellen iIrisi
i lPotatoes AIZELL, HOOPER a co.
aprs-u
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r wili ray the highest market price Tor Corn an
l. Wheat ielig er ed ~ the CITY Mills.
). n. HULlINGSw0RTH,
oetl2-tf No. Market street.
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Reliab bic orders from the Trade, by Mail or Teie-
graph ,niled on application TO
AUSTENS, Agents,
SO Pearlstreet, Ny
KEROSEN Els alsoto be obtained at the Aanufac-
tuers' Frioces OF aIItheNew York WhoIesale Drug
,frirs GrLeers Campbee aud Burning Fluid Manu-
aoturers and callers in Lamps
FNB.-KEROSENE tbs the trade mark oftne kero
sene Oil Co., and all persons are cautioned agans
asing the trademark for other oils. oct4-3m
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Very truly yours,
From Mr.. Alexander Fall, Nashville.

From Mr.. Alexander Fall, Nashville.
Mr.. Thomas ii. TAYLok-Dear Sir have been
using the Vesper Gas Lamp, sold by you, snce Sep
tenDer last, aud perfectly satisfied that il Is
one Uf the most economical, # not the most ecouomi-
Cal, well as brilliant lights that be had IL Is
easily managed, aud unhestatingly recommend 1t
20 all out OF the reach OF gas.
ALEXANDER FALL.
From Seabury Co., Gas Filters, Nashville.
The Vesper Gas makes a brilliant aud beautiful
light, thai scheap aud portable, aud perfectly safe
The con true tion tue Yesper Gas burner and
retort Is perfectly simple, tnat cannot get out
Of order nOr can Il explode
The rnauagetnent OF the burner Is easily uude :
stood and requires but little attention. 10 keep
s clean good order than ordinary gas fixtures
Tue lgut produced by the Vesper Gas we Cons slider
fuly equal, in every respect 10 any other Kind OF
Gas isht-
JOHN N. sEABURY,
T.J. SEABUkY, =.
IL. :. PEACH.
SIsHyIrIx, Dec. 1859.
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kEROSENE OH.
The New York Kerosene Oil Co.,

(EsTABLlsHED 1854
A NNoUNCE that, having made great improve
N mentsin the manufacture of Kerosene they are
now enabled TO offer it TO the Trade az
A Reduced Price.
The attention ofcOnsumers is respectfully called
TO the su joined table the result af photometrica
examination, by EDWARD N. kent, of New York,
Chemist An d datedFeb 3 1856.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
F r S A L E.

FO R S A L E.
yrTTsHING to make observation-disclosures, We pro
w n0seto s. sellalIour RealEstatein Davidsonco =
asfoIOws:
That Suburban Residence.
on the Franklin turnpike within halfa mile
ofthe city and opposite the residence Jo-
seph W. Horton. This is, perhaps, the most com
mandng site the vicinity OF Nashville, and Is a
mostIesirablecoGnIryr residence. The house Will be
sold with 2cr l5acres ofland as hepurchaser may
choose
That Valuable Farm.
knoxuastbe Sims Tract situated on the SmithTurn
nise fold Lebanon road) within three miles of Nash
vile $50 acres The soils GOOD 1T is wei
vatered and timbered and can be divided into small
tracts OrtwenIy acres and upwards al of which are
adtuirs bly, adapted for country residences, marker
garden "a u d dairy arms Afsothat
Beautiful Farm,
onsame road now occupied by T. &. AcCampbell
and formerly owned by fOm Harding containing
about $50 acres. This place is SO we'll known tC
naed no further description It wiIalso be divides
To suit PURCHASERS TIC. AcCampbellw ills hOwthess
Mace n D any who vii call.
AIlthe boz e property will be sold on reasonable
terms and a ereditof one Two three aud foui
years ,., -
THos C McCAMPBELL,
Six miles rom Nashville.
J. A. McCAMPBELL,
.nrI Nashville.
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Raleigh, June 18th, 1860.

The SUPERINTENDENT OF SPRINGFIELD ARMoRY.-
Colonel Isaac H. Wright ex-Naval Agent of Boston,
and ex-Deputy United Marshal, James Riley, Of
Boston, are both candidates for the office of Super.
intendent of the United States Armouy at Spring
field, Massachusetts, vacated by General Whitney,
now Collector at Boston. Riley was delegate to
Baltimore, elected as Douglas man, but seeded
and is now sustaining Breckenridge; hence the ar
gument used here is that the administration must
take care of him, as his constituents will not Up
on this basis Colonel Wright who is much more
competent man for the place, must be rejected
Collector Whitney, Of Boston; B. F. Butler, Fisher
Hildreth, George B. Loring, Paul R. George, W. G.
N. Swift and Caleb Gushing, of Massachusetts, are
here using their influence for Colonel Wright, who
is also Breckenridge man. Wash Cor. NJ Y
Herald
Messrs. Wright, Riley, Cushing, Lorng, Butler,
Whitney. and Swift above named, all seeded at
Baltimore Mr.. Whitney, the government Collect
or at Boston, headed the Massachusetts, delegation,
and did all he could to defeat Douglas Colonel
Isaac Hull Wright ex-Naval Agent Of Boston, and
commander of the Massachusetts volunteer regi.
ment in Mexico, has been confirmed to-day by the
Senate as Superintendent of the United States Ar.
mory at Springfield, Msas., vice. General James S.
Whitney, appointed Collector of Boston.-Cor Her.
aid, June g..
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DOUGLAS AND BRECKENRIDGE.

DOOoA11O AM Observation-Disclosures.
NEWARK N. j., June 26.-Separate salutes of
100 guns were fired here last evening by the friends
of both Democratic nominees, Douglas and Breck-
inridge.
STANFORD, Conn.,, June 26-One hundred guns
and an immense enthusiasm prevailed.
BUFFALO, June ga salute of one hundred and
five guns was fired here tonight by the friends of
Breckenridge and Lane
Providence. June 26-One hundred guns were
hred here this evening for Breckenridge and Lane
ST. LOUIS June 26.-The demonstration of the
Breckenridge party last night at the Planters House
was interrupted by large body of Douglas men,
Judge Bowlin. late commissioner to Paraguay, en-
deavored in efectually to speak, and finally with
drew. A collision at one time was imminent An
other Douglas meeting comes off tomorrow night
PARKERsBURG, Va, June 27th.-A large and en-
thusIastic Breckenridge and Lane ratification meet
ing is being held here tonight at Union Hail.
Hon. Albert S. Jenkins and other speakers are
present.
BINcHAMroN, N Y, Wednesday, June ~.
On the receipt here of the news announcing the
nomination Of Breckenridge and Lane salute of
one hundreds guns was fred by the National Demo-
cracy accompanied with the ringing of bells, light
ing OF bonres the letting off of fireworks, and other
demonstrations Of rejoicing.
CHICAGO, Wednesday, June ~.
One hundred and five guns were fired here this
evening by the National Democracy in honor of the
nomination of Breckenridge and Lane.
CONCORD, N. H., Wednesday, June o.
The nomination Of Douglas and johnson is being
ratified tonight both in this city and at Manchester,
with great enthusiasm. At Manchester salute of
200 guns being fired, interspered with fireworks
and speeches by Hon. E. W. Harrington, Ira A.
Eastman, and others.
RUTLAND, VT, Wednesday, June a.
The friends of Douglas and johnson fred 100
guns here tonight in honor of their nomination.
Speeches are being made, bonires umine the
Streets band of music Is playing, and great enthu-
SiaSm manifested.
ERIE Wednesday, June o.
One hundred guns were fired here, yesterday, in
honor Of the nomination of Douglas. Military COM
panies paraded, and the enthusiasm was very great
BosToN, June %, 1860.
The Douglas ratification meeting at Faneuil Hall
this evening was large and enthusiastic Mr. E. G.
Bailey presided; Mr. Oliver Stephens, delegate to
the Baltimore Convention, Hon. Mr.. Richardson, of
Illinois, and others addressed the assemblage Re-
solutions were adopted heartily endorsing the nom
ination of Douglas and johnson.
PORTLAND, June 49, 1860.
The Democratic State Convention passed strong
resolutions endorsing Douglas and non-intervention
after their adjournment. A large Douglas ratitica-
ton meeting was held and addresses made.
PORTSMOUTH, Va, June 80, 1860.
There was great ratification of the nominations
of Breckenridge and Lane last night, at which the
enthusiasm was tremendous. A. R. Smiths address
elected great applause. He was followed by several
others.
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who withdrew from the convention, there was no
other course to be pursued than for known and dis
tingulshed members of the party to issue the call,
and for the Democracy to sustain it by the appoint
ment of delegates in accordance with such call.
An emergency had arisen. and inasmuch as the
executive committee had refused to act it seemed
to the committee that there was no other course lett
convention upon the spontaneous call Of individual
Democrats. r
The admission of both of the delegations present
ing themselves from Geoga, was recommended be-
cause the committee believed that each OF those
delegations represent the opinions and sentiments
Of part of the Democracy of the State. The
members was occasi0ned as the evidence before the
committee demonstrated, by difference Of con-
struction between them and their associates upon
certain points in the Democratic platform
Two conventions each claiming to be the correct
and only opponents of the Democratic sentiment
of the State, were held and each appointed dele
CATION to this convention. The regularity of both
of the conventions was involved in doubt. At all
events one does not seem more regular than the
other.
After full investigation Of the facts in this case
the committee, deeming it of the highest impor-
lance that the harmony of the party in Georgia
quired that both delegations should be admitted up
on the floor Of the convention, with equal privileges
so recommended to the Convention in their report
1t is undeniable that the appointing power in
both cases was composed of delegates fresh from
the ranks Of the Democracy, and in the opn-
ion of the committee the irregularities alleged
IN either were not sufficient to justify the
clusion of either of the delegations
The committee consisted of twenty.f members
and the majority report received the sanction of
SIXTEEN the greater portion Of it and the whole
is approved by fifteen The minority report is ap-
proved altogether by nine and but partially by one
member.
Practically. then, the question is presented by
themnory report shall the statements and opinions
Of nine gentlemen outweigh and overbalance the
statements and opinions of fifteen of equal respect
ability, touching the same matter?
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GRAND VIRGINIA p1scopp.,.

"A UhAND v1nJ1NXA DxSCOVERv
SOME FOUR MONTHS SINCE, OUR EYcr,
- townsman NAPRTALi EZEKIEL, Informed ~. =, LENT
had prepared hair restofer with which he mat be
menting upon his own head, whose top was sn,;s, eI
We saw him two days since, and on the place 40 10y o
months since, fine crop Of hair has sprung nm VIA fur
or0us growth So convinced is Mr. EzEx1sl ~ All viz
cy Of bis discovery, that be has named it ne efca.
"The Infallible Virginia Hair Re,,o-.
Mr.. E. is about going into extensive manuf,ctn,.
article which is destined to prove of anxious
bald pated friends-Fio Richmond Eaourer n. 70 our
18th, 1899. ' OeefmJtr
This famous article can now be bad of n.
Druggists Those persons who desire fine head afossp
have only to the restorer according tn nrinas hair
tons the bottle Those who have any doubts 81 a
cacy, have them removed in short time h VI us eff.
INFALLIBLE VIRGINIA HAIR RESTOREp Rib.
that it ia all that it is claimed to be- proving
Wholesale depot for orders, s. Main Street.
N. EZEKIEL
RIcHsoND, November "a Ian
], N. EZEKIEL. take oath on the HOLY Bible t.,
been bald for the past years. and bave res,d oars
BY using EZEklELS VIRGINIA HAIR REST0pmEynha r
This dav .v,-, 70 h.e,,. !, NAPHrALI EzKklEI
=. JOSEPH MAYO
Mayor Of Richmona
Pr PEsCuD
Jan,.rv IL 1870 Raleigh, Nc
. -, ~. S-w&swly
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CITY PROPERTY IN MARKET.

OFFER FOR SALE LOT IN THE WESTERN
Il Ward Of the City of Raleigh, Containing about X
acres near Burns Foundry. and but short distance from
the Depot of the n C. Railroad Upon this lot is large
shop lzO by "a feet built for the purpose of
cars carriages, &c The situation is excellent one fol-
building upon, and if properly divided will make two or
three good building lots. The shop materials all sound
and will afford lumber enough to build large dwelling
or two or three small cottages propose sell the shop
with few feet North of it, and all the vacant lot South
it, running back to the Raleigh CASTOR Railroad.
If preferred, will sell the entire lot of about two acres
cessary outbonses. There well Of excellent water in
the yard The garden is of the best the City, and
there is variety of choice fruit trees shrubbery &c. Oh
the premises.
This property not sold in three months will be with.
drawn from market Apply to at the Stamford office.
FRANK l. WILSON.
May %, 1850. 4l-3m.
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BLACK MOUNTAIN INN.

THIS HOUSE. SITUATED AT THE FOOT ov
the BLACK" is now open for the reception Of
visitors. F "
The house has undergone thorough repair
VISITORS can be accommodated with conyeyances =,
this place ct GEO. G. ALEXANDERS, IL miles east Of
ASHEVlLLE on the Stage Road
THE BAR
Will be supplied with pure NorthCaroIipa LIQUORS
There are fine MINERAL SPRINGS near
The subscriber promises his guests good country fare
and every attention in his power. ''''
J. Il. ALEXANDER
June 26, 1860. 5iHst
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May %, 1850.
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
VTlHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE HER SUN.
Il MER RESIDENCE containing 1870 acres of land,
about SO of which cleared part of it good meadow
land, situated about miles west of Raleigh and half
mile south of the N. c. Railroad. large we-6nisbed
them an Ice House, Barn and Stables; fine assortment
of Fruit Trees and q well of pure water, &C.
The above mentioned property is very desirable loca.
ton for school residence Liberal terms offered to the
purchaser Persons wishing to purchase are referred
the Messrs Tucker of Raleigh, to Henry R. Bryan
Newbern, N. G.
The above property will be sold at auction on the Sd
Monday in August-Court week.
SARAH F. B. CARRAWAY.
March 2, 1850. 18-w6sw6mOs.
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We call the attention of the travelling public to
the advertisement in another column of the Black
Mountain Inn. This house, formerly kept by Mr..
jesse Stepp is beautifully and Economically situated
between the two prongs Of the North Fork of Swan
annoa ana visitors there will find the present pro-
prietor Mr.. Alexander, always ready and willing to
contribute as much as possible to their comfort and
pleasure. -Ashspilb Nesos. -
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SOUTH LOWELL MALE ACAnFMV-

ORANGE COUNTY, n. c.
ME FALL TERM WILL OPEN 18TH JULY AM
continue q weeks Students coming m Tho ~, nNy
Road should stop at Durhams Depot where thew will "a
conveyance No deduction unless for proracted slns uu
here has never been case Of chs and fever dnno ,S
twelve years existence Of the scIoul Textbooks ma M
tionery kept on hand at about cost -'~' "'' 'a'
Board Is per month; Tuition so, SIS, 500 accordn,
10 Studies The health and cheapness Of the school
mend it to ALL Send on yonr suns 's'0~'
June 26, 1860. e. -.