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FROM ALABAMA.
ORGANIZATION OF THE CONVENTION


MONTGOMERY. Jan. THE Convention met at noon
to-day. Mr. Phillips, Secessonists, was chosen tempo
rary Chairman, aud Mr.. Horn, temporary Clerk the
counties represented. Mr.. VIM. NJ Books VA.
elected President of the Convention by eight majority
over Janison The proceedings thus far have been very
quiet Fowler Secos onist hiss been elected Secretary
SECOND DESPATCH
UNANIMOUS ADOPTION RESOI UrION NOT TO SUBMIT
BLACK REPUBLICAN ADMINISTRATION.
MONTGOMERY, Jan AFTER considerable discussion
and consultation, preamble aud resouti offered OF
the Secession side put in such form ~ command
ed the unanimous vote OF the Convention They were
rs follows
Whereas the only bond of union between the severa
States is the Constitution of the Unihd States; ant
whereas, that Constitution has been violated by a ma
ority Of the Northern States in their separate Leeisa
lures, by action DENYING the people Of the Southern
States their constitutional rights; and, whereas Sec
ti0nal party known tn. Black Republican party has
IN the recent election elected Abraham Lincoln to The
office of President and Hannibal Iamlin TO the Office
Vice President of these United States who hold that the
Cons tituton OF the United States does not recOgniz
property in slaves and that il is the duty Of the govern
ment to prevent its extension into the terrific
res of the United States and that the power of the gov
eminent should be exercised that slavery should il
time b. exterminated
BE IL Resolved by The People Of 1iabund, in Conven
ton assembled that the State of Alabama will rot sub
mt to the administration Of Lincoln and Hamlin 81
President and VcePresJput OF the United States upoI
the principles referred TO in the foregoing preamble.
THIRD DISPATCH
MONTGOMERY, Jan. THE Convention met NJ neon
WIN. W. Brooks chosen permanent President by
majority OF ght Mr. Jam Mr.. Fowler, Seccs
sionst was elected Secretary.
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CONGRESSIONAL,

WksBISsTox, Jan. 7.Senae Mr.. CLAY OF Alabama
appeared and took his seat for the first lime during tie
lesion.
The resignation Of Senator Hanlin, Vice President
elect, to take effect from next MONDAY was read
The bill for the admission OF Kansas as well as that
charering the Pacific R,road Company, postponed
Mr. Crittenden's resolutions Of adjustment Up,
and advocated by that gentleman lie said If Cor
gress could settle the matter the people could give
them Instructions aud there could be no humi uion in
obeying them. 1t question of our natioual eAis-
tence Would the Republicans counter civil war ra,t-
than devate hairs breadth from particular politi.
cal dogma? The venerable and devoted Senator appeal
ed to both sides Of the Senate aud the country 10
affecting language.
Mr. Toombs sponded He said the Republicans had
been sowing dragons teeth aud had raised a crop OF
armed men. The Union already dissolved. The
OF South Carolina the of the whole South
The South had appealed to the spirit OF fraternity and
tue Of justice OF the North in vain and were now
prepared " necessary, to submit their arbi-
of the sword. He reviewed the den ands Of the
South and contended that they bad ght Ing but
equality in the Unon He cited the tacit
gwen by the Republicans nvasicns VI slave states and
said that only arbram the sword his spee
lengthy, aud ardently for secession from b.ginnng
end He repudiated every idea Of promise in ii
Northern inter- rotation OF the Constitution and concuC
ed by ,hq aent summng-up, declaring that IL Il e
South d. MED her rights she would invoke the God
of Battles.
The Senate went into Executive session on the nomi-
nation Of Mr.. Mcintyre, collector Of the port Of
Charleston, which referred usual.
House After the trans action Of some unimportant
business the House went into Committee of the Whole
the Legislative and Executive bill amending it ia
some particulais-after which il was passed
Mr. heiidge made attempt to introduce by unani-
consent the plan OF adjustment agreed by the
committee representing the Boider States. On the nc
ton suspend the rules the stood-ayes S. noes
$3.50 the motion was lost
Mr. Adrain asked leave TO offer Il res oluton APPROX
ing tie bold and patriotic of Major Anderson ii
eizng Fort Sumter and the determination OF the P,esi-
dent to maintain him in his present poi Jonas also to
enforce the laws aud to preserve the Union The House
suspended the rules by voc Of l3I ayes to 53 noes,
and the resolution adopted by ayes III, 81.
Tomorrow being the anniversary OF the Battle OF
Orleans, the House adjourned to Wednesday.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, January 7th--The Washington Star, o
this afternoon mentions rumor in circulation that 1t i
the intention Of the Cabinet arrest Senator Toomb or
q, charge OF reason for sendpg dispatch urging th'
authorities cf Georgia to seize The United States forts il
her territory TIE truth of the rumOr is doubtful.
TIE meeting of Southern members Saturday nigf
consisted OILS c certain Senator's and did not embrace
members of the House.
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BALTIMORE, Jan Flour ,leaiy; Howard Street and ohic
50 80 city Mills 1925 Wheat steady; Red 21&2 cents; white
4uGlG0 Corn M white and yellow G2C6. Provision
n minal Lard l0i(. whisky st=ady at i9c
NEW YORK Jan 7etocks dull and IRREGULAR. New York Cen
trsls So virginia b's Tj',: Mis- -u Is ~.
Cotton frm uplands middlng llG3 cent. Flour sl'
lower Hheat dull; whit ii5 Corn has dec nm.
tendency; mixed GO Pork firm az sl65Odl6I5 Primo ~ q
lt3 Whisky firm at 49, 20 cents. CSG hrm Rio 10 tc
~ cts Naval Stores firm.
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STAUNTON
man Sunc avn IJ.guED EsrVnQV

fEN1IS Company prepared tn h orders for NJ Women.,
aud girls and brogans q every variety from he
ade Upper Mons Compress Cater ard oxford Tie
10 the L-a West blOt and brog4n.
sou,ern Factory built by Southern Capital With The
approved mschoery worked b. steam, and good
In the United states and wi furnish good work at
price, any Factory the CLOu Let southerl men
sustain Southern Manufactures
promptly hned all work warranted to be such
ordered Address, WM. II. CARRIER,
Gels-Glrtf Superintendent
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FROM MISSISSIPPI.

JACKSON, Mss, Jan 7tb.-The Governor has ordered
the artillery to prepare ball cartridges. The Delegates
the Convention, unanimous for secession assemble
this morning. and adopted resolution requesting tie
p csden to appoint committee to draft an ordinance
OF secession.
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VAhu.nhH louisa LAMB soR SALE


dersgne commissioners apnl'tel by tn; - cult Court fLousa
un'y rs s,pt rm lsO H. tie suit - 70 NJ Kent and
Fdward Lane aries Potie, iced, and 9th
Fdiths Poe widow OF George P5ie, doci, Nary Kim
others deieGdauti. Will r for sac A. public tuon
emis4 rHCRrpNY stt dsy II pebfusry nei
II O'CLOCK A. 81 far not, The fiif dy. that hani
desirable by the n'me ~ Pe.vie
Of Lon road al'fg CArttrs-
of Virginia Central Rdroa@. hc ore
hundred thrtyn Sy) OF and, (ntehM IN ohgnn
aiooing the LANDS General g. Coleman and ts
TIE impr consist 81 large brick a. wooden huidg,
Kitchen dairy Laundry cehouse. sc, A lei an eve ueni To-
cation for b riing school beirg mile AMI haF distant
ON Bu1pas cation ID. Nirgra c. r.l Railroad.
We sbsl also se'i Al the dps"e one oh er rac
containing t three handed and arry I've ana
one fourth ding survey plat recently made Nv
Andrew P-r1ns Ne county Of Louisa rocny ms
the Poucsyic land above mention sni stu.te
Wit ia halt mile Of the Virginia Cenrsl Eioa', tao thirds OF
| It : " in pine and odFlnH Ok fo-e,t
wishing pBrchsse 81 call Gait James W Tree
Teds the premises and v take pleasure 10 ng any
| Information sired
Tfkus-A sufficient cash ray the costs of exc utr
h decree the balance equal ns.ahneus With ihieret
| from tn dav OF SALE 10 be pal annually.
Our address, "BuHpass, i"uln 60 Va
CLAYTON q COLEMAN, Co..
las.
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EpDN ET0pTDt

Tallahassee, Jan. 7h-A resolution declaring it th
right and duy OF Florida to sccede has passed by vo
If sxy-twO ayes to FIVE nays. The committee of thir
e'n secession reported ordinance If secession
which was adopted
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| SEcnND DISPATCH
MAYOR Woods message recommend,

Mayor Woods message recommends the secession o
the city of New York from the State, and from III
Union and become free city He is not prepared, how
ever, to recOmmen violent measures therefor.
The steamer Star of the West which has been charter
ed at the ders OF Gen Scott took full provisions fol
Major Anderson and $50 men, under command Of Leu'
Bartl, II. She is due Charleston afternoon
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NO : RELvIN's BLOCK

REIL ESTATE t'D NoTE BROEER
VIII also Negotiate Cl4ims OF every cpton, upon strictly
business prnci leL
l- refers by permission to MesTs jas TAYLOR son;
Ne Davis upree CO. Mers McGruders Sons; Messrs
Gotdn pp rsou A. d. Williams Esq Larkin '" Gsz b ook
ESQ Mcssrs Joseph Brummel Co. JH-lm
NOTECE.-Al persons having csns against the estate Of
~ Col J.hn ATmseAd deed will please pre- pem 10 me
q E q, meet IL A. 20 JTH ALL, ESr OF
AppcTson's r. o Charles City Co John Armstead deed.
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VRKy DpSuRABLY Local, PROPERTY

ON rtE WEST sIUE OP MINT" STREET, 0PPOslTE TO
CAPITOL SQUASH FOR SALE AT AUcTlONWill be sold NJ
n th prmes THURSDAY, the 10th JsDu ny 1861,
O'Clock VI Wihcut hst valuable real estate
above adjoining tn Dr. James Beae
North The lot has OF ~ feet ~ The privilege OF
building the North wall 81 Dr. Besrs residence and
d-ph 100 feet and bounded the ", Th by wide
alley TIE ludr said lot Is occupied by se'sr' william II.
Jarvis g. Persco and others AZ annual rebt ~ fi5 The
location property Gn fot II the Capitol square among
the most d. able in the 81 for private dine
third b<ance aud months Tor tia
bic notes added and te retained M all the purchase
money Is paid The taxes for purchase. 10 paw.
coDDIS ApPERaON
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= sgned executor. Vim Barssdae de -, I'll sell Al Cisy
Ill., 10 Amelia county, the late edeuce ~ The sail William j.
Bak dale THURSDAY the 10 day ~ January, 1861, Wfa,
not fair day thereafter SUNDAYS excepted
public auction the highest bidder, all the stock 81 Horses
Mne Oae. Sheep and Hogs together with The plan oh uen-
vehicles every kind With the Carrages, BugPies, &c,
belonging estate AMI also all the crops Of Tobacco Corn,
Fodder and the Carpenter and other Tools ON the PAna
II
TEPNscash FOR all OF 500 and under and for all SUMS
ego credit o, six months ah Interest from the day o. sale
With good security satisfactory 10 Tho an
dersgueJ.
ROBTRT J. GARKsDALp, Executors %
GE0RGE A. BAR4sDALE, VIM. }. BarssdAle, deed.
iat-dlc2tAgtds
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would call attention 20 very lsg: stock OF Ready
Made Clong Which, owing the n,e selling very low
OR stock fine larger before at this tim;
year will sell them regardless OF cost Give 10
call aud We will certainly sell you. -
M Main atreet
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IRON NEW YORK

PROPOSED SECESSION d TIE CITY From THE STATE And
uNI0N
NEw YORK, January 1t is rumored that May
Woods message to the Councils tonight will emi ody
proposition that the city OF New York shall ode from
the State and Union.
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YAZOO COTTON LANDS.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOX NEGROES
TEIE undersigned proposes sell exchange for Negroes
from loo 5000 Acres Of the finest Cotton Lands In III,
Yazoo Valley. -
these Lands In cultivation, with Steam Mills and
Gins Others dradened aud can br easily improved
Lands the ticnest portions Of fa=oo and Washing
countless Of and convenient TO navigation
Any persons WISHING negotiate referred 20 Mers H.
Co. Tred-gsr Iron Works, Richmond Va and can
address W bARNEr', or
II. LAWRENCE,
des-iu Yazoo City. Miss.
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r ARGR SALE OF HOLDING LoTs at wEs
BY cnAs. wORrnANArO.

| DOVE DUST ST AUCTION.-on wEDSEsDAY, jar.
ID 9th Warehouse the Dock conmencrg al eleven
o'clock will sci tn per sc q. Townsend, direct from
4 Buenos AyrsS consis.ing Of
| 20J tons Zone Dust Of supr. quality.
| Tctms cash. -
| T.
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MOVEMENT OF TROOPS.
Markets

WASHINGTON, Jan. q One COMPANY OF the Eighth
Infantry have just arrived here from Carlisle ba racks
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I IME, CEMENT, &c.
Ia lS0O bbls fresh Rockland Lime
1000 Z" James River Hydraulic Cement
10 " Rosendale :"
so bales Hay
200 bbls Calrined Pl ster
10oj bushels Plasterug Hair
200 cases Towards Matches
For sale consignment, by -.
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DISSOLUTION.
CO.pAmTNERsHIP.

1861. NEGRO HIRING. 1861.
TVyHE will continue the above business the ersuing
year. and solc the Continued patronage OF those friends
for whom he acts, and OF The public generally.
with the knoxedge obtained BY several year, experience In
this business feels assured that he will be able to good
ho.s the prices every sttento will be given 10 he
welfare entrusted 10 s attached 10 his office
OF those who have not homes 10 the city,
Having compe led buy the centre interest Of his late
mariner Ia the concern wings Holiday himself
the books and accounts Of the With
him tlemeEt
.1n l.
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INRESH HUTTER.
scy prime Orange county Butter, for Is cents
Prime Gosh'n Butter for % cents
Good Cooki' Butter, from Is TO 20 cents
Receiving Fresh, twice week
25OOlbs Mountain Bueksheat
Ghed Peaches and Apples
Hhhe uouliuy Beans
Black Eye Pess. For sale wholesale and retail by
J. =. R0BERTsoN,
de6-Im Co. Governor ard Franklin SIS
INAmILY PLOUB.-ROwland's Xxx family -four, a fa'l
supply this celebrated ar hand Por sale at
duced rees. .-.n.I ..-
ALSO Ro~lands fu1efne which the attention %
kers equ the Hur being any other
brand Of sapeI1ne 10 The market. sRLDES 4 MILLER
dtcl9 Ger, Pearl an Cary ttrsets,
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NOTICE,

Tie ship heretare existing between the undersigned
Is this day dissolved The affairs OF the
by VIM Isaacs, who Is authorized to use the
Of the nrm for that purpose. - -
JOSEPH BRUMMEL,
WM. ISAkCS
VIM y. TAYLOR.
RICHMOND, LIST January, 1851.
will continue the Exchange and Banking Bus
firm nf Isaacs Taylor IL Will be condue ed u
the style firm OF VIM D. sAACS CO. H. smith Jr
having A inter- Il therein. WM. ID. lsAACs.
lst January, ISL,
Tn Withdrawing Exchange ard Banking Business
feel SAY, that from long personal &C
connection with h have
dencs his ability gritty and prudence in the manage
his affairs and do cordially recommend him TO our
public every worthy their confdence and
pstronaVe JOSEPH BPUMhEL,
ial- 3m WIN = TAYLOR
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DlVIDES -.

President and Directors the Farmer Bank 81 Virginia
have declared dividend OF three and per
the able currency, the sth inst sub
iec a quarter per bonus the state l-v
ai per payable 10 the Stockholders
jaI-lrt j. A SMITH, Cashier.
POTATOES ONIONS, &c.
Il 2jp bbls Irish
- Onions. per schooner Ida MAILER. now In H.
Dnct, for sale by LIBBY BUsFoN,
a. Cor ard
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ru,rrE pRESIDENT AND DIRECTORS #

DtvIDaND The President snd Directors Of t'r Exchange
Patkof Virginia have declared Dividend Of b.. i cent,
subject to a y cent bonus payable u inan 10 currency
la6-2s W. p. ST BOTHER, Cssh'r
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4 UANk OF NIElINIA have dIcaTrd dYdtnH OF tret a1
nreequarters tie In
~ sih instant subject deduction Of quarter
the leaving 81 per cent net payable TO the stoc
hold r, Cor - g per .hare)
MI VIM y TAYLOR Cashier
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herewith transmit the reports Of the superintendent
the directors and the surgeon Of the Penitenar tor the
year terminating on the first day Of October last
These reports viii inform YOU Of the condition OF The
Institution and the extent and value Of us man
uiactures. They fully apprse You Of its wants
many Of which mist be supplied. Additional room
must be provided a. the eOnvcts too much crowd
Cd either for comfort or safety This viii be apparent
when inform YOU that the buildings we're originally
constructed with a view 70 the accommodation OF Two
hundred and fifty cOnvic;s The number nov in the m
sututOn, exclusive Of the negroes hired on the public
sOrks u three hundred and sixty nine and that number
l. being rapidly augmented have caused the buildings
70 be Examined for the purpose Of ascertaining the
ees mode Of improvement and herewish present plan,
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n NEGROEs.--w. viii sell Thi, Morning q, 10 eloea
W 10 likely Negroes BE1Ts GREGORY, Auet'ra
Erankin stree,
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-01-18
Conservative Surgery.

DR.. b. win also skilfully perform oil operations
upon the Eye and Ear, or any other part of the
human system with or without the use Of the
knife.
The Doctor solicits the confidence OF the commu-
nifty, and to that end, as vouchers of his profee-
siona standing and ability is happy to refer them
to any or all Of the following well known and en-
inent medical gentlemen:
Valentine Mott, u. D., L. L. d., Prof Surgery. II.
Y. City.
Horace Green, NJ. D., L. L. D., Prof Diseases II
Lungs and Chest.
Geo. t. Elliot, NJ. d., Physician to Women and
ChiIdren's Hospital.
. Dr. Asnes, New York Eye and Ear inhrmtrv :
Prof. W. II. Van Buren,, Surgeon to New York
Hospital.
Prof. J. T. NetcOlf Physician to Bollerue Hoe
pital,
c. A. Pope, ST. Louis Medical College.
J. n. Mcdonald NJ D.. ST. Louis.
Austin Flint NJ D.. New Orleans Medical echdol.
c. H. Townsend, NJ. D., New Orleans
l. P. Yandell, N. D., Memphis
W. Fisher, NJ D.
j. Bozeman, NJ. D., Montgomery, Alabama
p. II. Owen, N, D..
j. S. Harris, NJ. d., Talladcga, Ala,
By Office and residence flor the presentl at
Moores Hotel, where he will be pleased TO hold
consultation free of charge
Dec 81. 60-tf
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+. The John Bayless Land.

CONTAINING 373 RES FOR SALE
Thctrdct'is 2-milss.from chi Clarksville, and
two from Woodlawn ands.7- from the eDoyer road.
It il first rate Tobacco and Wheat Land, .wepswa-
tered and Timbered, and as healthy a location as
any in the State; has 1870 acres in CIVILIZATIONS i'm
provements good, and plenty of them; fruit in
abundance. The place is now occupied by Mr..
Barec and joins the lands of Messrs. Philpot, Nor
feet, Fosaer and others Mr.. VIM. 0neal or myself
will show the lands at any. time, Price Sl5 per
acre; oneathird cash, balance in !, 2 and years
without interest or will make heavy discount for
cash. or win trade it ALL or part, for negroes.
T. d. LEONARD, r. Z. Agent
May Is, '60-tf
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GAINESVILLE Female. Academy
CIARKSYIILE.T TENN.


THE Fifth Session of this Institution will com
mence on the First Monday in next September.
Dr. HAMILTON. our President has lately sold an
interest in the school to Rev. j. s. MALONE who for
some years past has been engaged in tie Nashville
Female Academy, with Rev. C. D. Elliott. DIR.
HAMILTON will supervise the Literary, and Mr.. Ma
LONE the Boarding House and Financial Departments
The FacuEis one of the best and ablest in
try. In this connection il may he proper to remark
that several exeeienced Teachers have recently been
added thereto, and among others, j. u. kILLRBREw,
A. NJ, who graduated some years since with all the
honors of his class at Chapel Hill University North
Carolina. Mr.. X. will takeentirecharge of the Methe
maticdl Department. Rev j. B. WEST, of the Tenn
essee Conferences, has also been elected TO lecture
regularly on the subject of Ethics
The academic buildings are now the largest and
most SPLENDID Of theii kind Of any in the South
capable of holding four hundred Bo0rdrs-and in
point of elegance and comfort are furnished in th'
Every best style..-
l,. 0ufprces for Board, Tuition, etc. are from q
No 80 per cent less than ohers schools of equal grade
aud style in tie South. On thispoint we challenge
comparison.
+ I We are prepared for Vacation Boarders in an!
ttnumber: we are also prepared for twenty-five O.
thirty Parlor Boarders.x
I,-ssFor any additional Information, address Rev.
"a. L. HAMILTON, D. D. St GAINESVILLE Tenn.
B. w. McCRAE. JR,
/ Secretary of the Board of Trustees,
r June 29-1S60
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Lewis. Irwin & 60. ,s.Land.

On Saline Creek, ~ StcraTt County, Tennessee.
The traet Contains z 900 acres-4,O 900 in Stewart
and 5000 in Trgg County, Ky. It will be soldjn
body, or divided 10 suit parties This land lies
within one mile of the Cumberland river, has a
good poad 10 the landing at the mouth Of Saline
Greek, and very good store house to shelter
produce, &c. There are seven different small ia-ms
UPON the land, with comfortable improvement on
each; the best of Springs Orchards, &c The Fur
mace buildings very numerous, consisting OF
residence, servants houses, cribs stables smoke
house Offices, and the mainfuEnace. building. The
moulding room is SIS by 10 feet, with 80 feet sheds;
another building 80 by 100; another 40 by 10,
&C. There are about 300 acres open, besides tie
coaling that affofds- a vast amount Of grazing.-
Much OF the land will produce the finest quality Of
tbbncco and wheat, or anything that grows in thi,
climnte. And TO personsS wislinG TO 80; INTO the
sheep business it offers great ifducement, hscfnp
s1 necessary buildings, and the besfof waterfiShi
at them for the washing of sheep or WOOL Nearly
all the land is in the best of kimber consisting Of
the different varieties Oh eok, hickory black and
white walnut poplar, beech, blackberry, gum, elm
chestnut &c. To man that wants to make for,
tune at Tanning, | would say come to me. Price
Qf dvided) from 81 TO $40 per acre, or l will sci
all together at great bargain. Terms, one-fourtt
cash, balance /, 2ge3 and years, interest sth'
! last note. 80
It. D. LEONARD
s. -. ReelEstate Agent
! March %, eo-tf ~
Clarksville chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1857-1865, 1861-01-18
Two Tracts ofTand.

Belonging to the Poindexter heirs, one known as
the Herring, and the other as the Tan Yard Tract,
containing about one hundred acres each. These
lands lay about miles from New Providence five
of GAINESVILLE, and adjacent to CheTys Station Of
the Memphis GAINESVILLE aRd I.ouiVille Railroad.-
Tile land is,good and superbly tmbered a fortune
to some man who wants to-sell wood tQsthe railroad
and have nice little market farm left after taking
the timber off
TERMs.--One-fourtli cash, balance in one two ant
three equal ANNUAL payments, with inteEst
49, It'd LEONARD, -
Jan. 20, 1860. Real Estate Agent,
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CURTIS ri. BELL. M. D.,

Formerly Physician IN BeH,rRe Hospital Nes
York, and .Asastont Phgsiei;'a in The Womea aad
Chddreas Hospital, Neo York;
Respectfully tenders his services to the citizens
Of GAINESVILLE snd vicinity for lin peciai frcatmeaf
Of Diseas Of the Throat and lungs, arrangements
Neuralgia. Dyspepsia, Constipation, Nervous De
biity, and al diseases that assume Chrome or
lingering form. AlE
Having given exclusive attention, for years, to
this m,ich abused aud maltreated class of CON-
plants he is prepared, BY rational and improved
system, TO treat them with eminent success and
guarantee speedy and permanent cures 10 all cases
that are amenable to remedies.