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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-26
rn steunr1 Conntr Cnnrt.

Holm MOORE others vs. Luctan Moore and atssr,
- Petition sell land and slaves It appearing 10 me that
lucan Moore and Lynn Moore, Martha Moore ard
james Moore, the defendants In this
OF the State Of Tennessee, and beyond the reach Of the ordinary
Of this court il is therefore publication be
made in the Nashville Union and American, newspaper pub
shed in Nashville TsnD for four weeks, requiring said non
resident defendants to appear before the Justices
County Court at their February 1901 plead
demur to companants BILL filed in said against them or
the will be for confessed hsar
ing paIte. December 2eth leo.
jaI6 w3t-pr' tsieeS3 WM COOK, G. & NJ
TNRENCH BsANDIES, WBIsKEYs, AND LIQUORS AT
Auction this morning Saturday January lgshl An in
voice Of Cognac Brands Whisky and Liquors. received
with orders 10 close. BENZ SHIELDS & CO.,
jAnl9 It Central Rooms
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-26
Coercion.

Mr. BELL in a speech delivered few evenings
since in the Representative Hall, said in substance
that although coercion might have been attempted
as against SoQtk Carolna had she stood alone vet
now that so many other States had seeded, coer.
cion he thought, would not BE attempted.
We agree as DO all men with Mr. BEIG.noi indeed as
to the correctness of the principle but to the fact
that the probability Of coercion becomes less, as the
magnitude OF the undertaking is increased. Shall
we not make the assurance Of peace double sure by
placing Tennessee side by side with toe States who
have incurred this danger?
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-26

FAVE THREE HUNDRED AND SEVENTY KIgHF
acres OF land Tor SAFE lying in WeekIey county, Tennessee
on the road eaiing n ON Dresden = on The Gross
Roads leading frsm Mcemore.Ye to HICKMAN Tbsr. are IA
acres cleared land in good Of cultivation With coed
dWsng house, negro kitchens, harns abs good veil and
TWO goed springs 500 bearing apple good peach orchard
with bearing plum trees. ounces &c.
II Is good stand for Tavern It chance any
one wishing 20 purchase the land and improvements are
equal TO any In the state
For further particulars Information the proprietor
or call upon him the premises.
jan5-v2mt JOSIAH THORNT0N
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-26
Interesting Reminisce nses OF the ReVOIu-


The following graphic account of the commence
mentOf the war of Independence, we have been per-
mted to copy from the ancient family Bible of gen-
teman of our community. The writer was captain
in the continental army in which capacity he served
with distinguished bravery at Germantown and
Brandywine, as well as many smaller engagements.
He removed to Tennessee in 1874, and died In this
county in 1910. The scene first described occurred
in Mecklinburgh county in North Carolina although
the writer was South Carolinan, from which noble
State so large portion Of native Tennesseans de-
rive their..ancestry
This year was remarkable for the great May
frosts 9Th 9th and 9TH, destroying the wheat in the
ear and killing stout tress and again as early
the 18th Of September. The battle with the Shaw
ness at the great Kenhawa- and the settlement of
the first families in Kentucky.
Ii was late in the fall when ] returned home
and my intended commencement at the Academy.
at Charlotte, was postponed until spring. But be-
forel spring, the increasing prospect OF war was
sEch that it was postponed forever. Hostilities
commenced and filled with zeal and enthusiasm
for the liberties of my country, l determined to
give her my aid at every call, and devote my life to
her service. | was now in my Seventeenth year,
and with good rifle in hand pistol and tonia-
hawk in nay belt and silver crescent, witbthe
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-26


ESHAM G. HARRIS, Governor Of ths sac g JSs5Sst II
all who shall these presents r,,rtsr $500,
has been made known that certalA soi ..s-- -
charged with having committed f01l snd S 5I ~.
tie Both day Of November 1850, upon ne CO.. ~ - y 49,
late OF our county Of Aeigs has A7u nv
running st largs -. fovsrBor A af,resasl
Now, therefore, 1, IsHAH g. hA ne vested 90 hsrrb1
ofsr reward Of s258 70 any person or persons 10y sppfs
bend the said John Hacker and de 49, 3ss in tber $500
or OF county Of Megs, N ofasi -. -
may be had and executed ~ nv b,s
and snsei the great seal Of the State % be affixed at
q $ Nashville the IN ''' ISAIAH q. EARns.
~ By the Governor:
JRR. Ray, Secrs aTy OF Slaie'
INSCRIPTION.
s;,i,r river ne OF Hacker is follows About q
- 20 II sre about feet high, steep shouldersi
d rhsr 70 one SIDE, side 81 his breast tall the otA
supkep and much lower than the other, has rath
sandy hair which IS very curly, and
80 On When he Ieit bike home made jeans coat, calls
- he ssof Fullsr since he LEM was last card q
Rene eo1nty, Tennis where be aal rslaflYef living
Chattanooga Aayestssr eoPy' 1knibaafT
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-26
m.ouninn and American.

There will evidently continue to be the highest
state of excitement in the public mind at least until
the 9TH of March. In order to furnish the latest
news to every one desiring to hear it, will send
the weekly UNION AND American from now until
that time for 2ecents or we will furnish to clubs
until that time at2l cents per number. We will
continue to furnish our Daily at 6 cents and The
Tri-Weekly at 40 cents per month"; cashain advance.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-26
rne CrIttenaen oompromiss.

EThe Washington correspondent of the Cincinnati
Gszetts under date of January %, says:
The vote by which the Pacific Railroad Bill was
oversl2ughed by Crittendens resolutions, may be ia
ken pretty nearly as the sense of the Senate upon
those measures. They will not pass. Mr. Critien-
den looked much annoyed and detected at the result
of to-day's vote He despairs now of any adjust
meut of the present crisis.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-26

HAVE hand for sae OF the OLD WHISKY
k in the State, from six to ten years old
This made private order las have never been in the
The Liquor rId) and has always been possession wsr
rant II to be pure eopper-el mash, made rom ten TO
fifteen degrees proof The very best references can be
gEea. further nfGration, address Box POS, Posece
Louisville, Ker t1cky
Nashville Union and American copy daily and weekly to
amount Of 50, and charge this ocs.-L Louisville CeHrSri
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-26
InEChaneerr Conrt nt Gnineshoro.

ENoBIAs GIBSON James ". Nicely and others and Ca
Il ter B. Whtefeld James W Horey, Abraham Jsh5
son and ot6e-s-Judglent and Attached Bls-cross Bills
Deoer Rules, lo6O-On motion Of complainant Whitefed
~ nus solicitor and il appearing the satisfaction
Gek and master nom an allegation In the line which is
sworn TO- that the eeendant Abraham johnson,
dent Of the State OF Tennessee Il srdersi that publication
De MAZE for four successive weeks in the Union and American
Newspaper published in the city Of Nashville, requiring
DESCENDANT to appear before Chancsry Court at anssboro
on or before the second Monday February 1891 dcni
eonplainants bill, the allegations contained
taken for conies and the hearing expare
a. to tam W. H. Bolts, G. ".
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-26
ISUAlT G., HARRIS,

TENo the Shers OF All the counties in said sae-Grenr
You hereby commanded 70 open and hsd election
at all hs paeesof holding elections your county, the
Sh day OF February next forhe purpose Of determining
er convention shall be called ans also OF eecsng Delegates
to the Convention Nashville Pan
ruaJ next in accordance With the provisions the sh
January oL and prompt and immediate return make Thereof
10 the Secretary Of state, required BY said Act
In Testimony whereof have heresnto set my hand
and caused the Great Seal Ct State aixsd a.
}Ls the Department in Nashville on his 2Isday Of Jsnu
airy, A. D. 1850.
By the Governor: IsHAM G. HARRIS
u y. X Ray, secretary Of STATE. ian22 dlE-RlE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-26
Notice.

ra1 ~. % zee highest bidder for cash. st the Court House
q Fsbrusrv ns-t ~ - q Nashville Saturday the 18Th a.
to On as The property Of Edward scrurrs
VS. James s N ny hands, in favor Of g. ID FopnyiIig
r..oS - - a. Seragss, Executor Of Edward Se-,--.
sas S Gs4a ss5rs Esq., for forty dollars and Co. os NJ
January 26. 61-dd A-lHs A. HAMILTON.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-26
Best Cumberland EOnI.

NE keep the bess quality Of Cumberland Coal,
Wv at Office, Church and Cherry Streets CD
oste TIM Post Office.
Prices --Iump % and Round 20 Cents.
Of. i6I-dIn, xuGOD0OrE L. 20.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-26
DINSOLUTLONI

EHvHE partnership existing between Samuel Henshaw and
Peter Iamble under tbs nrn ans style Of HEHsHAW 4
IAMBLE, is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
We have this day sold stock Of Furniture &C. notes
and acc Henshaw Sous, Of Cincinnati Ohio.
owing note book pay
them, they having full receipt fer same all
parties having claims against Ern will present. them
when due the parties by whom they will Be psi
HENSHAW & TAaBLB-
Nashville, January 9th, 1861.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-26
q. HKNSHAW, Syn
> HzSsHAw, "a

The undersigned have this day purchased stock Of ar9
ture, SC notes aud accounts Of EensnW 4 Iaubs ana
continue the business at The old and. g MARKET str Al
persons knowing themselves 10 Be indebted either ~ not %
book account to HeushaE faEnble, pay ne ss -
and all claims held against them as firm be PAD " s9S
they become due -.
We hereby appoint Peter Tsmbie Agent 70 oon' ~
business for in name. . -nzra
N.sbvuls r,rr. a. ,sst jaul0di
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-26
TRU SFEEs' SALE
Valuable Land, near the City of Nashville

Valuable Land, near the City of Nashville.
virtue Of deed OF trust to executed BY Dr. Joseph
Mosrei for certain purposes therein mentioned, and
dly registered in hf Registers Office OF Davidson county
Book No, 80 page 292, viii proceed sell highest
bidder the housz in tie city Nashville on Saturday
the sd Of February 1851 between the hours Of 10 y o'clock
A valuable tract Of Land in the State Tennessee,
county Davidson, d civil Cumberland
containing BY estimation 100 seres
ssid Or. Joseph Moore.
Terms Ct sale made the day OF which be
for unless otherwise directed will convey right
in vested By said deed q trust and other
JOIN B. ALDEKsON.
jan23-dtwt Etds Trustee Of j. B. Moore.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-26
Auction Sale of HOUSEHOLDS Il Kitch-
en- Furniture, etc, etc.

ANsATURDAY MORNING. January the 96h. 81 10 o'clock
~ account Of Guardian OF Heirs, hne OF
Household and Kitchen Furniture, good order consisting
part Of Piano, Capetngs and Rugs, Center Dining
breakfast Tables, Looking Glasses Bureaus ParlOr and Rock
ing Chairs Bedstesds and Mattresses, Dinner
Ware wha variety of Household Kitchen Furnifnre
positive and without
TERMS All $50 ) months credit saisfacto-
rily endorsed BENZ 3 SIfELDs & CO.,
jan23-td Central Rooms, College street.
lust received for constantly article Of Paraf
fine Yarnsh OF the quality, quantities suit pur-
ehasers. BENZ SHIELDS 4 CO.
Also consignment Perfunery, Enveops, to the
trade. i2n23-tfi ID. 2. 8. & 90.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-26
Circular.

Nh NAsavILLE, January ist, 1861.
Wv HAVE THIS DAY associated with Mr.. r H.
THOMSON formerly orr HcNairy Co., and continue
the business under the firm Of
BORGFELDT, THOMPSON & Co.
Thanking for pest fsvorS, solicit the continuance Of
your patronage for the firm, aud remain,
Yours, very RESPECTFULLY,
B0RGFELDF & GUNTRATH
P s-A persons indebted Us, will please settle their &C
counts at an early date. jan22-lm
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FOR LoufSvfIle -. -

VIE me passenger steamer, Ida NAV
zNo, plaster, VII leave for the above ans t. n
A. 4 O'Clock NJ For frsigato or passage apply q -
Jan25-dIt IT IT n n LION. .6T0N.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-26
Auction Sale Of CIOthiL : Tonight.
BENZ. F. SHIELDS & CO.

EETILL sell this evening, January the 9 early gas iizt
w assortment Of KEADY-MADE CLOTHING. sale
positive and without ressrTe, for cash.
BENZ. ?. SHIELDS & co.
wiz Be added an invoice Of cut.stOek Of Dry Goods
jan22di BE. s. & co.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-26
Another Argument wrested from Those
Who are Afraid to go with the Seeding
States, and who Prefer 10 Remain with
the Northern Black Republican States.


Who are Afraid to go with the Seeding
States, and who Prefer 10 Remain with
the Northern Black Republican States.
One of the arguments addressed to the fears of
the people of Tennessee, against their making com
mon cause with their Southern sisters has been that
the cotton States will reopen the African slave
trade, after they shall have formed Southern Con-
federaey. We have never believed that majority
of the people Of the cotton-growing States are in
favor of reopening the African slave trade. Those
who advocate such measure are few indeed. The
masses of the people as we are informed are large
ly opposed to it. They, however, do not believe
that the African slave trade is piracy. They are
willing TO adopt efficient penalties to forever pre-
vent it. Such policy will be far more efficient in
putting stop to the traffic in slaves, because the
sense of the South is against the capital penalty for
such an offence. This view is confirmed by the ae-
ton of the Convention of Georgia, which has passed
an ordinance prohibiting the African slave trade, and
making the penalty penitentiary offence. 1t will
thus be much easier to convict the trader, where
such penalty is substituted for the death penalty
for this reason the modification of the penalty will
be far more efficient than the present law of the
United States.
This ordinance takes: the argument out of the
mouths of those who are summoning up gorgons
hydras, and chimeras Dire, to brighten the people
of Tennessee from making common canse with their
sister Southern States.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-26
Stolen,
nESCRIPTIOH

STOLEN from Samuel seEe, Patriot Perry county,
- Tennessee the 9th Of December rapps Cav
Mare, feet high old By close observation there can
be seen blensh in the right she we'll formed and com
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-26
DESCRIPTION
PROCLAMATION

Said Hilton is man about six feet high with sandy hair and
red Whskers, rather slender build, shsusr ne IL =
ported that lie has changed his appearance By dye and
shaving. ian2S-dtsvir.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-26

GOvernor Of lhe stn1e ma -.

~ q q IIOI U the State Of tennessee.
YE 70 all whs shall these pYessnt,- f-a.,s w., 4.
has been made known 70 ne tfat a $500 n u y
sn9s VIZ having committed foul and aroc;ous
LIS BURKs late Of county Of Bedford has asd From 49,;
and is now Running at large. ~ s~''40s'
Nov, therefore, 1, ISham g. Harris eoysrrr a -
virtue Of the power and authority IL me vestss A. $500
reward Of two naasIsd and fly dollars person or per
sons Eho may aPPrehend said Ed Hilton and deliver him 10 m
Sheriff Jaiior OF county OF Bedfor3 in 5s
in that behalf, may be had and executed
In testimony whereof, have bsr.7,so at M, b,,5
and caused the Seal OF The sats "a he ssJ -
us Nashville the 24.h day Of January, 1851
By the GOvsrncr: ISHANe uARuTa
- J.E. B. RAY, Secretary Of ststs.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-26

The that is supposed Rave stolen her is aost feet IN
inches N height light hair and red vhisksrs, heavy SET broad
aoss the rather bends forward when ha
name is Cox, dressed ordinarily
liberal reward will be Poid to that secure thu
mare 80 mat can get her, liberal be rsen fer
the thief. SANTRT SFVvEstT
jRnI-W3t pst-,ot -.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-26
FOR PADUCAH.

aSdE regular st. Louis, Memphis and Lsuisyi,l.
- u connecting packet May Duke, DAvIs, BIaS r. y
80 VIII depart for the above and intermediates lana
a. MS DAY, the 18th inst at a o'clock, u IN S
jan25-lt 49,.
Il New HonS11 VI - VEAL AND SUPERIOR
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-26

In September, 1856, Mr.. LINCOLN said
That the central idee Ourpolitical systen ct tao
beginning was, and until recently continued to be,
the equality of men And although it Was always
submitted patiently to, whatever inequality there
seemed to be, as matter Of setusl necessity, its
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-26
PROCLAMATION

RESH GROUND STOCK FEED, J,,. :
n served per ssallax, and for ale By 80 =
REM. z. SHIELDS CO.
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Coercion.

The Bonner, commenting on the circular letter Of
the estate Central Southern Rights, Anti-CoereioR
COMMITTEES" which We publishto-dsy says: They"
meaning those opposed to the purposes of the Com
mttee, s'are opposed to coercion uncompromis-
ingly as this Committee or any of those for whom
it acts" So far from contrOvertiDg this statement
of theI BGaner, we take pleasure in expressing the
conviction that SO far relates to that portion Of
the people of Tennessee with whom the Banner
acts an overwhelming nsgjority "are opposed to CO.
ercion, as uneompromisingly as this Committee or
any of those for whom it acts.' But the Banner
adds " They are not, however, apprebensive of any
attempt on the part of tina Federal government to
cOerce any seeding State, sad they boldly assert
that there are no real grounds for any such appre
hensior."
We will not allow ourselves to doubt that the
Banner is sincere in the convictions thus positively
expressed. We viii go farther, and say that We do
not ourselves believe there will be any serious pro-
lOnged attempt by the Federal government to CO.
cree any seeding STATE, PROVIDED the Southern
States staR qH prOpe tyFcts ssunmistakable as the
OorTs of the patriotic resolutions of our Legsla-
ture that they will resist all such attempts "at all
hazards and to the last extremity"
But if we fold our arms, and rely upon the
magnanmity or forbearance of the party which,
after the 4th of March, will have uncontrolled pow
er of the army and navy and purse of the nation,
then we shall be obliged to dissent from the opln-
ION of the Banner that "there is no ground for any
such apprehensiop,n .--,
Nothing would afford us more pleasure than to be
fully satisfied of the correctness of its opinions,
But what are the facts? Mr.. SEWARD is the ap-
pointed premier Of the incoming Administration.
He made speech in the Senate of the United States
during the present month"; which is regarded by
all as semi-oficial exposition of the policy Of
Mr.. LNCOLN's Administration. He says in that
speech:
/, therefore, following the example of the noble
Senator from Tennessee, Mr. 5ohnsonl ayow my ad-
herence to the Union in Its integrity, and with all Its
parts, with my friends, with my party, with my
State, with my country, without either, as they
may determine in every event, lobeer Of peace or Of
,odr, aoih every consequence Of honor or diShonor, Of
life or death. .- W.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-01-26

In October, 1855, he says: THE Republicans
insisted that slavery should, so far as may be-,
treated as wrong, and one of the methods Of
treating it as wrong, is to make provisions
that it shall grow no larger. They also desire
policy that looks to peaceful end of sla-
very--the eternal struggle between right and
wrong. $3.50
October 10, 1858, he says: "We believe it a NOR
a. social, and political wrong We think it wrong
not confnIng itself to the persons or States where
it exists but that it is wrong in its tendency, to
cav the least, that extends itself to the whole ma
ton. We propose course of policy which will
deal with it as a wrong.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-08-31

a FINE FARM.
CONTAINING $50 ACRES OF
alum b e Land for Sale.
275 acres Cleared, and In a fine state
of Cultivation.
TEXHIs Farm lies mile from Jones Station the
chester and Alabama Railroad nine miles from Winches
ter, and three miles from Salem, in franklin comfy On the
Farm comfortable dwelling, good negro cabins, and all
necessary out houses Close TO the dwelling ne spring.
good Cstern and plenty Of falling water The land
is ALL RICE aud for cultivation stands unsurpassed by any
IL the county propose to sell this valuable Tract Of Land
snd would refer persons who wish r. know about it, John P
White Nashville Tenn AS. Colysr Winchester, they
can refer to the premises
HARVEY 8. WILLIAMS,
oct 2t-H Winchester Franklin county Tenn.
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nEPARTURE OFMATLS.

PROM Nashville 10 Chattanooga, Washington, Bamo re
Philadelphia, York, Boston and New England States de
parts a o'clock 2 NJ
Way Nail Tor Georgia. South Carolina, North CSIonA and
Southern Virginia. Chattanooga Railroad at o'clock
Pm.
Nashville to Louisville, departs at o'clock, Nj
Way AIS
HsL for Indiana, Northern illinois, Virginia, Missouri,
Michigan Northwestern States, departs al O'Clock ID
Nashyeto Decatur, ETankiD and Columbia, and other
way Offices, depart at O'Clock A NJ.
Nashville to Lebanon, daily, except Sunday departs st
O'Clock n. offices the and beyond Lebanon ~
O'Clock A N.
Nashville to Clsrksville Departs at 5X o'clock NJ
For Southern kentucky, departs at 51l NJ
Nashville sheibyviles NoleRsvie and TTune Ihet
day, Thursday and Saturday, at o'clock NJ
Nashville Huntington, via Charlotte, Nsvery, III week
~, Monday, wednesday and Friday, at 2 O'Clock NJ
Nashville Liberty via SteWsrts Ferry, Hnddeone
Roads, Rural R &c weekly, Thursday, st u O'Clock NJ
Nashville TO Centrsvie, via fsnk Vernon, PeVooo e'
Tuesday and Friday, at o'clock N.
at / o'clock P. N.
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NJ. * 4. 4. CHBATMAn,

VI. q 4. 4. CHEATMAHR,
WHOLESALE GROCERS, AND DRALRas
TX
FINE BRAEDIHs, WINES, TOBACCO, CIGARS, NAILS,
DOMESTIC LIQUORS, 60,
OORRKR OF COLLEGE A1D- GHURCR SIREE1S
Nashville, Tennessee.
N7E receipt Of large and we'll selected stock Of
Wv Groceries, Liquors etc., eonssdng In part as fsoWsi
$50 hhd5 Sugar. all gradesI Zoe genuine Havana CzArs
200 bsls choice MelAssesi eO6 kegs Nails, assorted
100 do do 100 dozen Painted Buckstst
$50 bags prime Rio CsEee; so nests Tubs
100 bb Powdered, CruShsd and 10 bb English WsnEta
Loaf Sugar. 10 bbls Peeans;
$50 boxes Star Candlesi 10 bblE Filberta.
100 boxes Tobacco, assorted
FINE BRANDEES, WINES, &C.
S choice French Brsndies;
~ X casks Madeira, Sherry, aad Port WlnaIT
$50 baskets best brands OhAmpagnsi
so boxes scovill Claset,
100 bbls nne Robertson County Ehltkyi
25 bbls pure old Rye do
do do do Bourbon do
And also large stock OF Common Whisky AmerIsAn Brandy
Gin, &c.
POWDER AGENTS.
Agents for the Dupont Hazard Sycamore Powder The IN
dergned being the only Agentsin Nashville
would call the attention Of the Merchants Traders to theiY
large stock OF Powder on hand, in MagRzinefor SALE
O01 kegs Dupont Rife Powder; 1900 Hazard BssngP
500 500 DO do do do ,OsO der fj, ,v.,.,,. .,,,s,,
300 K DO do do $50 cases Of Powder, assorted
200 \ do do do brands;
5000 kSDuPont BlssngPoW 80 bills Toy, BecksOrd Co.,
der. safety fuse
JanlI II. 4. ]. ?. oHEATHAM, Agents.
SOLE AGENTS FOR
gHpont'sPoEdsri Joy, Bickford co'S Safety
Hazard do Fuse.
sycanOrs do