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4 Bunker Hill Victory.
ADVANCE OF GEN PATTERSON'S DIVISION
ROUT AND RETREAT OF THE REBELS.

ADVANCE OF GEN PATTERSON'S DIVISION
ROUT AND RETREAT OF THE REBELS.
The Philadelphia Inquirer has letter from
Bunker Hill, Va. announcing the advance os
Gen Patterson to that point on Monday
Tompkins' Rhode Island battery led the van.
Six hundred rebel cavalry, under Col Stewart,
charged the 23d Pennsylvania regiment, not
seeing the battery, which suddenly opened on
them, breaking the charge. The flying rebels
were pursued by Col Thomas of our regular
cavalry, who captured one captain and pri-
vate.
Gen Johnston broke up his camp at Bun
ker Hill on Monday, and commenced to re-
treat with his whole force towards Winches-
ter. Gen Patterson, with his entire force,
Immediately went in pursuit, only eleven
miles behind Johnston. Gen Patterson was
moving onWinchester by two routes las; Sun
dav.
NJ Rea, correspondent of the associate
press, has been honorably discharged, and
Joined the advanced column of our army
under special permit from Gen Patterson,
who gave as reason tor the arrest, that Rea' S
knowledge of military affairs and topograph-
iCti Inscriptions VI tHc Ndlley Ieuueleu HIS
dispatches calculated to give information de-
sirabe to be withheld from tie public. The
army having now moved, he is given the lar
gest liberty.
The federal army moved on Monday morn
ing. $4,000 strong, for Winchester, encampng
OF Bunker Hill at night, which they took af
ter slight skirmish with the rebel cavalry,
routing them and arrcsting two. Some reb-
els Were wounded, hut carried off. Our
march would be resumed Tuesday morning,
and it was intended to encamp in the vicinity
Of Winchester. 1t is said that Johnston has
masked batteries between Bunker Hill and
! Winchester, but this is doubted.
Gen Patterson and staff left Martinsburg
on Monday morning, with the federal troops.
The LIST Pennsylvania regiment is guarding
Mar,insburg. and the two Pennsylvania reg
iments of reserve are now moving towards
Willamsport. Thus experienced troops viii
be thrown to the froat of the advancing col
umn. The present opinion is that Johnston
will skirmish sharply, but risk no pitched
battle.
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UNIVERSAL
COUGH REMEDY

This valuable preparation freed Of all the common COM
ponerts such Opiatcs, EXpectors which not on
y run down the system but destroy all chance OF cure
will found trial 10 possess the following properties
and to which the valuable testimonials may be found
in the pamphlets. ..-
For Whooping Cough and Soottin. Syrup. II meets
every want and by early will save the largest proper
piag Cough. ,... =,
In ordinary Coughs and Bronchial Complaints. the
forernuerS of Cunsumptio lis splendid tome properties
make only the most perfect enemy 10 diSase but
builds W and susaiiis the system against recurrence vi
the complaint. No nursery should be without IT, nor
should parents fail TO et pamphlet 10 be found with Ill
dealers as the only way 10 DO justice IL its value.
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tifci the skill " IA" - eminent lIvCiluS. a. q
universally considered b. t.s! orto.i the reach III
Il, Il Inc. vt.,.l "a. III, :-nl i human >l>icl,:
10y the Use
Dr. T.. q. Goai;"S PA Worm Syrnp.
y cure warranted in c.try ti-,. K, ,f alur.icl n
tw,ltv tour hrli~. This >trsp rr'iA vegetable pre-
pIriri,u. and harmless with H." Youngest ,h.lI
SYNProN>-lntr-c itching h,,ln- AMI distress in
bower par rcCtUn ami about tho often
akrl TT tie p'-. l.>-r'rIr" sensation tl-c;i:iS-
tt!c region OF lower part III" bowels, ,->~,>> Ike
llr,. starting ami screaming the sleep f.uring ami
not Uuig,. Cc..t.F >ir~:i- " iir>
1AuTi"N The genuine has the ',r = - tIot.i'-
Pin Worm Swap blown In each bottle, h> portrait ..Ii
! "a, >imlir %; his signature Oh the wrapper.
lIEHVEl MOORE, Sole ProIr.cto.s
Address Geo. {. t,"oiwiu Co. IL All l. Marshal ST.
Boston. Mass. general AGENTS irr New E:3.aui
Se- Sold by druggists generally. 39-9l
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A car containing 60 barrels OF coal oil was
burned recently on the track near Island
Pond When it was discovered to be O n fire
it was detached and ran down the grade,
passing through two covered bridges, but
fortunately fred neither Of them.
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UEDEEn IF NOTICEof SETILENEN1

STATE OF rRMONT. CAIFpoNIA DISTRICT
Al P!Otatc Court held AT st Jo,tury i'll si district
g. The 10Th ,!uN oi July \. ID lN6l.
u IEkEAS Henry ". t..>rrtruok-. administrator 90,
W the estate ii HeZ"kah IASrrs'n late uf I.yn,!".
"a district IL ceased proposes t. Irrury
u M administration. AMI 10 Present his account t.alII-t
>Li estate l,r ,iIiIit!nn and lN the purpose
ct .iliki, partition and dis tribute" 81 the residue -li
estate, u.rr ut said ivr-r-
VII" ~ cIt,t.c L. Tie X i therefore
ordered by sail court tLa the under '":i~i!r
uiu AMI hr heard AZ the PROBATE bi!i,r Johns
bury the Nth '!iy al August. A l. l-ii. ArI
further oiticrr That all pti>uIi- Interested hr notified
hrrcp! tN publication E" copy Il Ii" ur o t>
in til" -iunil. priutc! III II Jut>hrN three. Week
suC,c-iI "iI uU> 10 said that the,
pi;,; and contest the all vi account
they also hc heard >Ii ,urt IN the
riItr, u Partition ana distribution q" said estate.
Is. Court
Attest. ASA l. FRENCH judge uf Probate.
i copy ul record
5l-J3 Attest. asa l.. FRENCH. Ju.gc OF Probate
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Spruce Cree&, N"nttngtom Co., Pa. Jan. 1851.
ii. {. Spalding,-Sir You Will please send III,
Two boxes of your Cephalic Pills. send them
immediately.
Respectfully YOURS, JNO. b. SINCNS.
P. 81 nave used one box of your Pills, and
lind them excellent.
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C. Messrs. W. & H. S. Billings, of Leb
anon. sheared from five sheep, of full Merino
blood, thirteen and half months old, seven
tv-six pounds twelve ounces of wool.
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HUNNEWELL'S
CELEBRATED
TOLU ANNOD1NE.

This great Neuralgia Rem dy and Natural opiate calls
for special attention ami interest being free oi OPIUM 81
preparations Of Opium any but lis strictly Veeta
out Tooth Ear Ache. Spinal Complaints, Bleedlug
al Lungs or Stomach, Rose or Hay Fever Catarrh anu
ali minor Nervous Complaints.
For loss OF sleep, Chronic or Nervous Headache Si'A
Headache IL has equal, and Inch o.ier tcsilI"-
mails from unidentified sources.
For DeiirIum Trel.e;ls it is remedy.
For lsowe. COMPLAINTS Including Cholera MJruS, 4 :
SIcn idly adapted only removing tie PANS hni
Only co.sIparc> and drugs The system, but maLcs the
remedy worse than the isca>e-
From PHI .icIaiS aii-tion and demand For
muls Trial Bottles VIII be sent developing in the An
odyiie Upate which has hong been wanted and Ia The
pie.
From nva'is We ask correspondence for Pamphlets c!
equalization, Without 'po>t.isc-stamps."
Pri,es-Iur:c Cough Remedy, 81 cents per bottle
Small .
TOlu Anndync, 81
J0RN l.. HUNNEwE ELL, Proprietor,
Chem mist and PhIrInaeeutist,
No. Commercial Wharf. Boston. Mass.
For sale by all usual wholesale and retail dealers
every towI. and city
J. & Bingham Hoyt Green St JohrSburv; Vail, Brai
nerd Co, DLnyile; s ). could, We,t Concord u III
J. NJ Weeks Lyndon; II A Quimty, Lyndon Center; ii
Stanton. NJ. Ddv!lle Putnam SpracCe, Cah"t; Hum
phr-y Smith, East Burke; French Son, Luneuburg
agents. l2cl-52
FRED Z SMITH. Montpelier Wholesale Agent.
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FARMERS, ATTENTION
Y O u [ & E.

Al! persons owing Alexander Lang must call
al once and settle, TO save cost; and all persons
having claims against him requested to pre-
sent the sam immediately to the subscribers.
Mar. 20. lSGl
49,. B. NOV MoULToN' {As,isnees.
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JEwALkY OF the latest STYLES and U.s..
quality. Silver and Siivcr-plated Ware. =. -
Forks. Cake and Card Baskets. Butter. FT.- =.
Table Knives. Cups. Napkin Rings. etc.
y. B. | continue 70 manufacture my ,a-
Spoons, and warrant them es,3q standard ..-
cngTave free Of charge n time of sale both Soy
and Plated Spoons and Forks.
The Silver Plated ware have IS from = ..,.
manufacturers. The quality IS 50 pure : e. Z
that when engraved il looks as we'll A. ~
&C CHILD>
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COW NISSIONEES' NOTICE

FU.U EEN7 NUTTtE.
I'VE the subscribers. l"il. appointed by the Probate
w Court iGr the district u Cl.rti!i Commissioners l..
receive examine and adjust all claims and demand, u all
persons 2-a, the estate vi Aug I>uS Il hitulcy
BErhc, III -iii district, deceased lui the claims
"i thu deceased exhibited in offset thereto here give
notice that month, ui.i Eth OF June slI
allowed inr the Creditors L. present their claims
said ,olIi.~-ri"r> examination and allow and
that vii. that pus pose, AZ the w
ui widow l.IlLi Whitney the 18th OF Scplcu,r
and OF The 18th daE "f December !oul At clock p
t. ciCil - said ddH
DAVID gibson, },.,.,.,,,r.
j-J3 ID. ). IONNShAD, 'i'-"i'oioheis
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R,yno'dsJwg Faahha 10. Q. Jan. ., 1851
Henry c. Spal,.ing. No. - Cedar st. \. y.
Dear Sir :-lnrlosed lind twenty FIVE cents. t25)
for which send box Of 'Cephalc Pills Send to
address OF Rev VIM c. Filler, Reynold burg,
Franklin Co.. Ohio. Your Pills work like a Larml
cure headache almost instan,er
Truly yours, WIN. c. FILlIR.
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

IL The subscriber will sell his farm on
KS which he now lives. (known the
Hill HASTE farm situated about one mile
llll from the thriving village Of Mclnd0es
Falls, and on the road leading from
that village to West Barnet and Peachaln
Said farm contains about one hundred and fifty
acres of excellent land. well divided Into tiilage
pasturage. and wood land with superior Sugar
and Apple Orchard. The apple orcharS is most
ly young, and fruit choice. The farm is well
watercd, and the buildings supplied by a neN-
or falling stream.
The buildings consist ola two-story house near
ly new, and convenient; two barns in tolerable
condition. and other out buildings.
1t is desirable situation III respect to location
aud soil. The location is especially desirable for
any one wishing to educate family a. It is a
convenient distance from the celebrated academy
at Mclndoes Falls and commands a fine prospect
of the same THOS. 5. FISHER.
McIndoes Falls. Feb u. 1861. Soft
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I \ n ID S + 0 K SAL +,

II ~ Il IL L .
In We,tmorc, Vt, il the vicinity of
" L L . L & II 3 ! l. 4 Il f.
The subscriber otttrs for sale, III quantities O
suit purchasers. 5000 ACRES Of New Land in
the town of WeStmore, at prices VARYING from
50 to - per acre. according to quality and loca-
ton.
These lands are of excellent quality. covered!
with I mixed growth Of Iapic, Beach. Birch.
Spruce and llCmlcck. The soil IS rich, dark
loan. and will produce from - to 81 bushels .:
heat per acre. without manure.
Westmore is near the Passumpsic Railroad, Is
increasing IN population. and viii eventually be
come one .: The best asricul:UGa! towns III Or
leans County.
Such as are contemplating emigration to the
vest. or the purchase of Old WORKOUT farms At
the East. will do well To- take look n Wcstmorc
before purchasing elsewhere.
n liberal credit given.
GEO. B. CHANDLER.
Concord. n. H., Feb. 1851 3lf
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MANHO0D.-HoW LOST, HOW RESTORED

just Published, in Sealed Envelope:
On THE NATURE TREATMENT and RADICAL CURE sPE2vA-
IORRHGA. Seminal rakno>>. Sexual Debility Ncr-
HVusess and NV pituitary emissions, Inducing mpoteu
ana mental ana physical nCapdCity. By ROBr. j CUi-
NERW ELL VI. d., Author Of the Green Book" 81.
Inc Worid-rcnowucd author, IN this am.. able lee ture
clearly proves from his experience that the awful
consequences Of seiiause he c.iccually removed
without medicine and without dangerous surgical opcr-
atoms buugeS, Instruments rings corialS pointing
out mode IT cure IT certain and ciicCtual by which
every sufferer, no matter hat his condition be-
cure himself ceaply privately and radically This lecture
VIII prov Il boon 10 thousands and thousands
Sent under seal i'll plain envelope t. address post
pDd on the receipt al two postage stamps by alr sslg
DR. Gil. J. KLINE, III Bowery, New York
$500 Post OtIica Rox 4 ~;
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lsT i feel PATRIOTIC said az old rowdy.
WHAT do you mean by feeling patriotic in
lulred a bystanler. Why, | feel as if
wanted to kiIiisomebody or steal something.
The tennessee authorities felt the same kind
Of patriotism on the Fourth Of July and, as
they didn't ike 20 venture upon killing any
body, they stole the trains Of the Louisville
and Nashville railroad -LouisriUe Journal.
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SEASONED PINE LUMBER

Consisting of Boards, Plank and Shingles
also. Spruce Clapboards. Planned. Jointed and
Squared, ready for use-Spruce, Hemlock, and
Birch Dimension and Building Timber, Boards,
&c., &C., for sale by
J. D. CHASE & SONS.
west Concord, Vt. 2S-H
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8 I o V Z S
WAGONS FOR SALE CHEAP.

The subscribers have for sale three good new
Buggy Wagons also two one horse lumber wag-
ons which they will sell at low prices.
CHAMBERLAIN K FLETCHER.
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The Only Positively
FIRE PROOF FES
IN THE WORLD ARETHE-
NJ land PATENT.
CERTIFICATE OF APPROVAL IN COMPARISON

NJ Ai.A\ ID IN /. y l.
CERTIFICATE OF APPROVAL N COMPARISON
WITH OTHER SAFES.
GgAFToS. December 30. ISIS.
Ae>srS Sh"rw!n Burgess, Ascnt>tor Ma:4:.> Patent
Fire Prov Sale
GENglrsE>I have examined the NarlIrG Patent Safe
III your Store and ~ lar a. AZ! able lUcc Uf IL Fire
PT1"fvnailiH> l.tcNu the PRINCIPLES uI'a WItrh II IS
bG. the INST reliable la resisting heat any Fire Proof
sac that has under ms us,y. alton iar vUla--
II recommend II 10 the attention Il Pobd, Districts
that are now supplying ;hc>t Tor the
other records. BENZ " DEAN.
Secretary ot State.
ERaTTIkBoRo. I. .crIb,r ; l. ISIS
This may certify that We have examined ihe Nar.,rd
Pai, Fire p",iSlc. exhibited IL IL Nj Ii HARDY
and that in opinion Variants Sale Mould be Ge>ra-
tie IU;CII>, icT liz list, ui probate courts
sSr6b 5pnAR J@dsc> yfr-o>.te
MIDDIERIEY. April 27ta, 1859
The II siSature of Vermont at H. last session aSs,
law making il the duty Of the COUNTY judges Procure
Fire Proof Safes in which In deposit Probate Records IL
disc har.c that duly have
that the MIraud SAFE. Ia,ud, jlTcd bv " T. Bi-riuy
A>a Hardy. Boston. Mass Is superior any other We
have examined ir liz ire proof qualities Nrhayc hoG.i
"A ui thai description iOr the New Haven probate dis
triCt api well satisfied with the WurknauSiiraDua
rent strength snG 'tu ability.
W " G. " RIGHT Asst Jud-eso
II SMITH, addison County 1T
NIB. BIGELOw ANSON HARDY. NanutattuTer
ami Propetors 52 School street Opposite City Hail. Bos
55tf SCOTT BROOKS Agents Mortpen
j. DCNCkLEE Agent. Burlington
Hs- Rugg!es Flexible Handle and Ames' SelfInking
Hand stamps.
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4 TWOOD'S QUININE TONIC
81 TT Il r S!
Tie Best aromatic Tonic er,r altered to the
Public. Recommended by the FacuIty
fer Hs superior NtiicMal Qualities.

This clc-au. compound whciiaS secured the confidence
and endorsement "tln">t re l,air PHI >icarS ri New
England. l. paiaahle All. QuiiiIe.
tanning ali the peculiar VIRTUES u PruI Bark careful
~ combined with various T"t> ana St"uaC.cs, and
NOT fail 10 meet the MS OF the ,rlilii1tci.
II lii Tonic L. the stomach. the appe-
lite. a>~l>tlf digestion, pi'-incN good IN lN pep>ia
strengthening a. l| l-ur..tiI. IL He digestive aid
systems after rrU>i!a. diseases: and In and
acie. hrdr,i complaints, lis aid : dlut BE.
For tiIrru iyScatc!y ana cholera the public
rest assured there i Ice better general
remedy.
One "f;he very best physicians In Boston has said that
II i the best preparation Of BttcrS offered TO the
public"
tup In half pint well quart bottles. in order that
ali may convince themselves oil its superior merits.
For further par> reference Is Iadc the printed
circulars. FOR SALE Ky
C!iAS. II. ATWOOD
- CENTRAL ST. BOSTON.
iui by Druggists everywhere.
RnAinn Srnf
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mi conscientious fidelity: An. nothing done OF
.tN!sed excclt tor the oeuetlt Of the patient.

DIGIiT-HAND. SWIVEL. SEED. and
isSiGc-hi plow>. and Cultsa;ors constantly
on hand nv
LUXE BCZZELL. s.. Johnsburv. VI
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Nos u < - North Market Street, Boston.
10 WHOM ALL Orders SHOULD BE ADDRESSED.
The Air-Prcssurc Churns are UGyfdnteG to
make from one to tIro ounces more batter per
aound them aug otter chutn. with given quaint
" of CREAM or MILK. They will >ave one third
to oae-hat IN time, strength and tabor.
Persons wishing to test the merits OF the AIR
Pressure CIIU rms and the correctness Of the
above statements. will bc furnished the FREE tst
Of any seed chufh for one month, by calling At
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ScytheS and Axes.

Orders solicited from Merchant, and Dealer, for
the North Wayne Scythe and AK. the Hunt
AK, and Deans Znc and Wood Washboards.
II. G.. Dickinson.
Railroad Street. St J ohm sbury, March Ii, loGl.
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Z FARM FOR SAIL

ST. JOnN>hURY, VI, FEugEiIIoRS.
Sold w a.. NruC,. - AMI Merchants. l.
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:, - State Stree, Il ,>toI..
Br>t... iaTf. Q. To So
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EHMPLoYAENT--Ss0 A MONTH AND ALL Ex
lPESSkS PAlD--An Agent is wanted In every town
and county IN the United states, 70 engage In a re
spectacle and easy business by which the above pro
nu may certainly be realized For ini particulars
address DR.. HENRY WAkSER. 81 kast fweiftn S.
eorner q Broadway, New Ysxk cay, iAslssing ons
pog3nge stamp.
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.,t,Iated on the Franklin Turnpike within half mile
a. Ih c,tv and oppsIIe the residence of the late Jo
seib W Horton. This Is, PERHAPS, the most command
g site IN the vicinity Of Nashville ana Is most De
--e,-t-I, c,Tn.ry r..sId.nce The house will be sold
wIth ~ or Is acres OF land as the purchaser may
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Housekeeping Made Easy.

He WHEAT CHEER YEAST CAKES viii always in
sure good wholesome bread For Is cents you
can get one dozen Yeast Cakes, which VIII make %
Garge caves OF the best bread
sO0 CAKES SILVER SOAP, hourly expected by
express Almost every family IN town has used II.
For Spring cleaning IS invauabe-for washing rant
Looking Glasses GiIded WORK. Marble, Silver or Plated
Ware
REFRIGERATORS--We have sold large lot OF
those famous Philadelphia Reirigerators We nave
re lot coming They are warranted TO give satsiac-
ton they not only the best but they are the
cheapest known
apr141 MACKENZIE & SlNOhIS-
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NeW Books.
Just received BY
JOHN EYORKI &j CO...

NJ - UNION >.SkET. =
The M0THER-IN LAW, by Mrs southworth,
thor Of Lady OF the Isie-compiete II vos-$a 2s.
Language without MASTER -
Latin, -Isanish, Frenci. italian and German isas
ges without master ANY one, or all Of these
guages can be learned bv any one <ithout z zee
with the aid Of this booN. Price 81 Is octr-
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VOL. XXI.
Aashuille gatrint.
TERMS:

TERMS:
Daily, per annum. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 90
fri-geekiy, per annam, ..-............5 90
nceAsS
O1e Weekly Tor two years or two Weeklies
Tor one year. II advance, q 90
When the Daily, Tri-Weekiy Weekly to be dis
continued (pid in advance the time subscribed for
the subscriber must order otherwise II will be cOntn-
aeJ, at our option, until paid for and stopped II
not paid II must be paid at the time of discOntnuance,
1r al our option the party is good it viii be sent
sutii pail
Reniitances by mall In Registered" letters, at our
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FOR SALE BIZ ALI.
Stere Keepers In the United States.

1900 Cases sapouifer, ,senuins, for sale at
acturers Irices In lots 70 sui: purchase 8. by
PIKE { KEI-LOSG,
marle-w1y S. Louis, Nc
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Beautiful Farm,

o., the same road now occupied by T. C. McCampbel,
snJ formerly owned by Tom Harding, containing
about 25O acres This place IS so well known as to
need NO further description IL will also be divided 70
suit purchasers. L C. McCampoeH WILL snow tnese
pI.oSs to any who will call .
All the above property will be sold on reasonable
terms and on q credit OF one Two, three and Iour
years
Apply TO A Y. s. Lindsey, Nash lie, or to either
O tue undersigned
THOS. C. McCAAPBE1I,
SIX mile from Nashville.
J. A. MCCA5PBEL,
.rrt Nashville
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That Valuable Farm,

known as the Sims Tract, situated on the Snlth Lurn
nike. fold Lebanon rOad) within three miles OF Nash
ria containing $50 acres The soil Is good, is well
watered and timbered and can be divided INTO sin-
tracs Of twenty acres and upwards, all Of which are
admirably adapted for country residences, market gar
Lens and dairy farms Also, that
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR S AL E.
That Suburban Residence,

* LSIIING To make other Investments, we propose
~ 70 sell ali our Real Estate IN Davidson CO., Is
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NOTICE.

ON or about the 20th October, in Warsaw, Miss. my
Y Pocket Book stolen from me- containing note
for Two Hundred Dollars, more less, drawn by T.
Tanning, and endorsed by A. J. Nc hirter Co. The
novS-H ROBERT LAW.