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The amount offered April 2 was at the mcmen,
the expedition was fitting out in New York 70,
Sumter. The public offered for the whole az $50 81
but the Secretary having the incredible folly on III
eve Of such events to reject all below o. Obii
ed March to sell part Of the same loan at q
October % the Department negotiated S10O006O.
in a per cent stock, at 1901 10 years to RAJ
equal to 1I6 for 4 per cent stock. Thus, in a j
tie over six months, the Government credit fell &
per tcent. In addition 10 this 25,000, 600 DO
rowed by the Federal Government the sewers
States have created war loans 10 an aggregate 4
26, 900 600. There have been private and city COS
tributiens to the amount Of 81 100000, ard the
plies and materials furnished to the troops pFiYat
~ are estimated at still SI0,000,0O0 more.
The following is a list Of the prominent Stat
loans now on the market for war purposes. IL na
be stated that generally they have 20 years 70 ru
are in the form of bonds with coupons sttaehe
and transferable BY delivery. They are Of TariOu
denominations, some as low as $50 each, but q
majority are Of $1,000. Those of Indiana and III
nois are payable in New York.
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s sll.6s. railrsazs. iaaks' cspoTI
lions OF al kinds are devoid 81 prods 81 HAo Z.
pend upon them look for ioss of income. as q
Of one accord ec0nouise pureh.9S taesc1
stop, manufactoFies cease opersaans, n1f's al
discharged, and common desire = msllfesf % co
lect outstanding accounts and % defer pa lnen1
Produce falls in value 70 an extsnt that d0ubles 81
weight Of every farm mortgage in the country, an
all holders Of mortgages dread in the falt OF Pre-
erty an insufflcieney Of security WISER tae mcrrg
gor can no longer pay his interest AMIDST me m
Versal distress there Is an insatiate demand tol
money for war purposes. Ne4rly one henate
millions have in sixty days been raised ereaeJ, ~
the movement has but begun. Let ts s9',iaz
The Government raised sl0,0e0, 600 il Jsnnzry, al
in February, law was passed to raise Sz5,5 009
II hss required four efforts to obtain tins money
which was finally got as follows
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UNION AND AMERICAN BUSINESS
NOTICES.


Our friends viii bear in mind that we have to
pay the Confederate postage on every letter they
send US, even if they use United States stamp.
The large number of letters we receive makes the
item of postage heavy tax. We hope cur friends
will bear this in mind and pay their postage.
As soon as the formal prOclamations are issued
by the Governor of Tennessee and the President of
the Confederate States, all postage letters will
have to be paid in advance at the Confederate rates
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HAV ANA SEGAR IS!
JOHN WHORLEY. 80 south Market st.,

JOHN "hOhLEGS 81 SOuth u0rAet s-'1
Nashville Tenn.,-.s2O 900 Imported Ha-
Vauas.-JUS7 RECEIVED FROM IA FANA.
Latest News from Old virginia.
JOHN WHORLEKs
So SOuth Market street,
STILL AHEAD.
WHEREBY Rock City Chewing Tobacco
Made from the PURE AND NATURAL LEAF
without ANY ADJUDICATION.
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From wheelIng.

: WHEELING, July Both Houses organized
Pierpont's message with Federal documents reeog-
nizing the State was read. S27. 600 of Yirginia's
money was seized by the Wheeling traitor.
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JESSE B. FERGUSON, candidate for Floater in this
district will address the people of Robertson coun-
ty at the following times and places, to>wit:
Springfield, Monday, July Sth.
Cross Plains, Tuesday 9th.
SaddlersvilIe, Wednesday 10th
Coopertown, Thursday, llth
Barren Plains, Friday, 18th
Port Royal, Monday, 18th.
Speaking to commence each day at eleven o'clock
The public are respectfully invited to hear him.
July T. 'Gl-dtw& W1m.
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HAGEPsTOwS, July "a dispatch over Z. Patter-
sons, Maj Gen. Commanding signature, dated Black
River, near Msrtinsburg. states that he routed
10000 Southerners- Patterson reports that three
were killed and ten wounded. This lie gratiies
Gen. Scott very much.
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ShOesI shoesII

FARRAR, DIsNUKEs & Co. are opening most beau
tfu lot of Shoes of all kinds especially for Ladies
and Children. Call on them, ladies, they beauti
full and they sell them very low for the Cash.
marehlI-tf.
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HENT FREE.

have three small houses, fverooms each which
will let to the families Of those actually service in
fighting LTNCoLNs hordes free of rent, till the
closes or till their return. L. Powers,
aprl25 '6I No, 81 Market street,
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From 1souEsvnle.

LOUISVILLE, July 3.-The Directors Of the Nash
vile Railroad, two TenneEseans and five Kentucki-
ans voted unanimously TO open the road with
clause in the receipts relieving the road if goods
were seized and cOnscsted by the Federal or Stste
Authorities Cotton backed BY Gallagher is report
ed to have said that not pound shall leave the
city. The expression Of the town is ,"we viii see
about that" It is rumored that RussesU and his
Silver Creek ragamufins have been sent fer
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Frorn Fnrtre.s nEonrnn.
From PhilIippI.

FORTRESS Monroe, June 3.-The 3rd MassAchuS
sets regiment and the naval brigade occupy the
deserted dwellings of Hampton.
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CrFY HALL, June 81, 1861.
TEyAXPAYERs hereby notified that the Taxes for Corpo
ration purposes for the year 1851 will he due, accerng
law Of July, and that they must call ct the Col
lecors oics upper endo the Market House. aud the
same. The necessities the Cooperation such that
little Indulgence given Those interested VII please
take warning. A. NEbSON, Collector.
En,eO Q-1uu
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NOTICE TO POLICY HOLDERSl

FNROM and After this dsts and until further recs the War
Clause will be inserted IN all Open Policies Issued BY the
Marine and Fire Insurance Company and toe Mash
Vile Commercial insurance. Company.
A. W. BUTLER,
Secretary Tenn. Mar. and Fire InsuTaneeOo.
JANIS WALKER.
secretsyy Commercial Insurance Company,
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Rags.

Save all your rags-cotton, fax, hemp, &c, and
send them to market where you canTealize three
cents pound.
The South wears ont more such goods than two
such Norths and yet the North saves double the guam
tty of rags for making paper. Let this be changed
hereafter. Save the rags make paper, and there
by save money.
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Foreign.

PHLLIPPI, July 3.-Wise has 1900 men and vi
attack US on the Fourth of July.
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At "a meeting of the Board Of Education, it was
resolved that all applicants for positions in the Pub
lie Schools, whether for reelection or new appli-
csnts shall be examined before the elections are
made.
Due notice win be given hereafter of the time
and place of such examinations.
J. W. HOYTE, Secretary.
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CITY NOTICES.
We are now Selling our stock OF
HATS, CAPS, BONNETs
AND
Stra" GoOdS /!

Straw GOODS !
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
mANUFACTU PRICES.
Everybody is invited TO call Immediately as we
are bound to close out our stock at any sacrifice.
Don't be tardy if you want bargains.
PORTER, JOHNSON & Co.
Over Hardy's Auction rooms, No AZ, ubcSquare.
june 80 dtw&wIw
Fresh Arrivals of
Prints,
Grey Sattinetts,
Grey Flannels,
Bleached Cottons,
Brown Cottons,
Shelf Goods,
Hats, &C., &c.
junel5-lm VIM s. EAKIN & co.
Military Goods at Wholesale Only.
We have now in store and are daily receiving
Dark GA Navy Blue Cloths;
Light Ga " - q
Gray Ga Cadet
I Satinets
Gray Wool Tweeds "
d" Flannels
Over Shirts /"
Drawers;
White Flannel Shirts and Drawers;
Black Italian Cloths;
Military Buttons-Staf, Zouave and Infantry.
Orders solicited. Terms cash. .-.
Also, Colts Navy Pistols.
IRBY MORGAN & CO.,
Wholesale dealers in general Dry Goods,
Clothing. Notions, &c
No. Il Public Square, Nashville, Tenn.
june22-2w
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ANNOUNCEMENTSS,

We are authorised to announce ABRAM L. DEMOss ESQ,
candidate for Represent from the county Of Davidson
IN the next Legislature. july3-te
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WAR LOANS.

This total Of SCI, $50 600, absorbed in the last
days, has but about started the troops upon the W
path. The liabilities already incurred By the Fe
eral Government, and which the coming Congre
must legalize, are not less than $4,000, 900. 7
army expenditure for the coming year is general
placed ct S20e000,O 600, but 259,O00 troops are 4
ready accepted and as the actual eostef the troo
in the Mexican war per man was S945, the prese
expens cannot be placed under 500, which won
give Sl75, 0000 600. The navy viii require 500 0O
900. The ordinary expenditures for the year a
officially estimated at $4,000 O0o These tier
brought together are as follows:
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card.
The Dunlap Zouaves wish to return their sincere
and heartfelt thanks to the kind friends who treated
them so handsomely, on yesterday evening. The
memory of the joyous hours then spent, will ever be
remembered by them with pleasure, and cherished
IS the happest moments Of their lives. To the la.
dies who lent their smiles and beauteous presence
to the OCCASION they also return their kindes thanks
and wish them long lives of prosperity and happi-
ness, enhanced by the presence of those they love-
Our generous namesake will ever be remembered
with affection. THE COMPANY.
Nogbv;lIo Tulv 1881
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A Card.
cash Arrnmgemenl.

Nj. WI GR.vrs has rot been ny saieman or ags
any sense, since the ard Of Nay D. L. siAF
Irfre
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Dark, Glossy and
LuXuRiant HaiFg
HOWL
By zsIng HelmBtreess hsiaG5b Restorative. Don't
anything else your Head.
Price SOC and 81 per bottle. Bold everywhere.
WE. HAGAN & co., PEOpristOrS, Troy, n. 7. Z
Bee an advertisement headed,
NYOU LOOK IN VAIN.''
Oet28-IydtE&v
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THE
NEagnO11a Baln0

PImPLES, BLOTCHES,
FRECKLES, ERUPTIONS.
SUNBURN OR TAN.
VNHIS Elegant Preparation renders the Skin soft and fehs
imPaTting to 1t Marble Purity 1t il most cool and re
eshng II applied the face after exposure the and
viii give immediate relief 20 the Sting Of Insects. Nothing
poisonous into its composition Tbs contents offs bottle
might be taken without Es application sSerY Vi0
for q meek, 4Dil cure TIE aoOTstcd3e Of PiERpss.
Sold every sveTywhere-Pnee Fifty Gents Bette.
". Z. HA9AE, PropEietorS,
fsbQ4-dtEEWsm Troy NsH Y0Il,
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Gentleman who make calls on their friends to be-
come candidates for Office, will bear in mind that
when published, such calls are charged for at ad-
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THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.

THE CHIEF AMONG TEN THOUSAND.
DALLEY'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTION
TEAs universally Epplanted 81 other 0ntents and healing
applications both the Eastern and Western Hemhefes,
wherever introduced and its intrinsic merit is the true secret
Of its success in all etaHs0H GVecs whistler the caHss &c
accidsHtOr disease.
BURNS soALDs
srsInstantlyrseved Of their anguish, pain and nhan
nation by timely spplics ton Of this marvellous healer
and the flesh is renew By . oharFl, beEiSh or
scarremsining.
THE FRIEND OF THE NgRsERY
Children frequent Suf ferers from external injuief
especially from Fluid and C1zphens EsposEoHS-thsf'
fore every mother should have this healing preparation
constantly at hand BTeaets, and4 uicky
mOvesths TETTER or RING WORM, so greSGSsHs !" fA'
EWrSery
TO TRAvELERs BY 5 SEA AND LAND.
The Msehnist, the Ira vssr, and every other lnai.
Jdual whose lot in life Z throws hiE within ne
chance accident from epo sion, IRE. stG pGhouh
mind that this Magic Extractor his best and only
friend 1t both portable and cheap and should ever
be his companion, friend need There Thousands
Of living witnesses to testify to its marvellous virtue, vho
owe their sound aad muscles its saving efficacy
p4LIEYs MIdT0AL PAIN : EXTRACTOR iss PR1V1G
TIVE we'll as CURE
Burns, 6[ysI.lAI ss sre,cdL Al kinds
Boils, Frost Bites, scroiulsi
Broken Breast, Fever Sores, segrvy,
Bites Of Reptiles, Feons, scsldss
Cracked Lips, MsrcurisI Sores, scsid HeaA,
phapped Hands, Painssenerally, sprsns,
Ehilbains, Pimples, Small Poxi
Uramp, Piles, Tuners,
Contracted Cords, Poison, letter,
Chafes, Rheumatism, Ulcers,
Diseases Of the Skin, Rashes, Vsnereal Sores, &c
Sold the principal Depots IA BrosdEsy, New York, and
and Isl ChaFes street., New Orleans, BY j. WKIGHT 90.
General Agent 1t be obtained Of all respectable Daggs
and Merchants thrOug the United Slater and Canada.
spT2S sod ,tukgl~
MRS. WINsLOW1
An experienced and female physician, has soothn
Syrup children teehng which greatly facilitates the
of teehing by soening gums reducing all Inflammation
will aay sill pain, regulate the bowels Depend
upon it, mothers it will give rest to yourselves and relief and
health your infants Perfectly safe in Sll See sdyer-
tsement in another column oct93-ly
Messrs. Clark Gregory Co-Gents bottles
Of your Ambrosa OIL which has given eTtire satisfaction In
Collie, Teohache and Headache.
Oyruston, Tenn. GEORGE STEWART.
Messs CLARK Gragory Nashville, Tenn :Gentenen;I II
gives pleasure tell you that Ambrossl Oil has given
relief, and more ease han the use OF any
other medicine
have used one bottle and one BALI Of your Ambross Oil,
from the has me in Rheumatic suffering
would not without the ether bottle and one half for price,
". G. PURsLBY.
Ringgold, Ga, Sept Sd, 1850 spll-d&W2W
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A Gard.

SAcks.-Persons wanting sacks for wheat and
-four will look at ARMsTEAD & Co.'S advertisements
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By TELEGRAPH.

Tennessee Formally Proclaimed a Mem
Der OF the Confederate States.
fpscisI Dspasshis the Nashville Unoa and American.
RICHMOND, July I, 1s6I.-Tennesses Is formally
announced member of the Confederate States by
the proclamation of the President IN accordance
with an act of Congress. s-- EF d.
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steamer size for sale.

TEyHE steam Boat Sligo, with enad engine and uAehil
will be offered At public sale, a. auetoni on
sATURDAY, JULY 9Th.
The go has two double eusd boilers, e feet long
inches In diameter Two eylendass four feet lang and 10
il diameter, With al the fxturs attached All The uschn
ade Of the TenBessss irons sa e IL Eocd WORKING or
baFEsE be had, the corporation Of hashge has
theF for the bat.
sac take place q shslby3 wharf, in the rear Of tbs
work Honse at 10 o'elo-k A. n. July Sth
TERMS Six and Twelve EontI erelii, with approved
payable IN Bank
RIB. cHKATHAM, May
:. B. GLLScOCK, AuetiOneer.
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An NCDENT.-Attcr the Vienna battle last week
South Carolina soldier, who had been out on a
scout was arrested by three retreating Yankees,
who, after disarming him, set out for the Federal
camp, "calculatin' largely, no doubt,on the vel.
come plaudits that awaited them for their heroic
exploit. But al things fair doomed to fade
After marching some distance the party came to a
halt stacked arms which were topped with the
sword bayonet, and two of them went in pursuit of
water, leaving the Carolina captive in charge OF
the Yankee captOr. The former watched his time,
and, when the watering party was out of sight,
seized bayonet, and at single stroke almost sev>
cred the head from the body of his companion, af-
ter which he quietly took possession of the arms.
and marched to the camp of his misunderstanding
lIal Mirror
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md After July lsi, Is6l re haHe agreed to sci IL
sueh other asiielel % We Keep, Jcr C03f 1nty-
ilOsi-' WOODS, YEAT3AN 4 I
HTLL1lAN BROTHERS
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The Fourth of July being a day dear to every
Southern heart, and the events of that day beng
now re-enacted by the people of the Southern Con-
federacy, I viii, in honor and in commemoration
thereof, close the Postoflce from o'clock A NJ to
5 P. NJ, on that day W. d. MCNGsH P. NJ
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July ID, 1861.

Notice is hereby given TO all applicants for the
situation of Superintendent of the Public Schools
of Nashville that they must present themselves to
the Examining Committee of the Board of Educa-
tion Saturday morning, July 9Th at 10 A. NJ, in the
Hume High School House.
By order Of the Board of Education.
J. W. HOYTE, Secretary.
July ID. 1861
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WANTED ImmEDIATELy.
CORPORATION TAXES.

Good Cook Washer and Torn. without membrane,
n unless known TO be No One. Apply at this Office.
iupe 25-lw
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ON Saturday evening last, = snail coral Bracele|
wbish the finder win be suitably rsWsraee y less
MS ofhee. Ians<
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July I'd, 1861.

SAFETY CoNnHTTEE.-A full representation of the
membership is requested at the Court House, on
Saturday, July 9th. Business of unusual interest
to the public will be acted upon.
By order. -- Sec.
sui,
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The Next Governor.

The Nashville papers are beginning to agitate in
regard to the candidacy for Governor. While we
would like to see Gen. VIM. B. Campbell in the Ex-
ecutive chair for the next two years on account of
his superior military capacity. we shall make no
factious opposition TO Gov. Harris, or any other
gentleman who may be mutually selected? We trust
there will be conflict about it, So far as we are
concerned we are done with pqrtyism, and can
trample all old preudices under foot, at least until
the present troubles are over and peace once more
assumes its gentle sway in the land. This may not
cOmpOrt with the views of some of our friends.
But we can't help that. They are free, and so are
we.-AthenS Post, June %.
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The customs may give $50, 900, 000, and there "
remain $500, 0O9 600 to raise. This AMOUNT By 10
would, If it could be got at 20 per cent tor p
cent stock, require issue of $3.50 600 900 Of st0
which, added to the existing funded debt, $40
$50 Jos, will make national debt Of sj3q,S69 Z
for tie first year Of war. Eut the amount can n
be raised at 20 per cent Among the nostrums
the remedy of the financial evil are q paper mo
ey," popular loans National Banks. and
dozen others, if in any Of these shapes the mon
could be got without making the people pay it.
fact is that the most direct mode is the least exp
sive and that IS BY taxation. But that held is
ready occupied. The hand Of the tax-gatherer
heavy in al the Northern States and each Of
above enumerated State loans IS accompanied by
tax to meet L These taxes are the least part OF
burden however. The loss Of business depriy
people Of the means Of paying rent, and saps
ability Of the owner to pay taxes. The same eau
has ruined the income Of the farmer.
Take the single item Of corn. 1t was at this iii
last year so cents in Chicago it is now 20 Ger
Last year the farmer living under mcrrgage
$1,000 could pay the interest with $50 bushels
corn it now requires 720 bushels 20 meet the ssI
payment. The taxes of the State Of Illinois W.
last year 81, 200, 900, or s. 10000 bushels corn
same amount this year viii require Is 500 O00 bu
els 90 meet t. This Is the effect Of fall IN pric
which operates the same upon mortgages and
other debts, and when to this is TO be added Q
the population Of that State being ten per cent.
the Northern population, II must pay 10 per cent
the tax Of $500, GOO, 900 Per alnum, as the pro n
share Of Illinois Of the War Fund 70 Be raised. 4
burden will be somewhat heavy, and this bot
one year Of the war luxury. The taxes Of the
eral Government It viii be borne in mind, are
led not in proportion to property, but to rumble
Thus Massachusetts werld pay, a. compared "
Illinois, as follows:
Population. Vahurtisn Ttlz
Massachusetts. al 49, s5q7 SO gl5 $4,000
Illinois i6s7s 400 80, 81 357 30 600
Thus the Illinois tax wotld be 9 r. cent. Of
valuation, and the Massachi setts tax 4 3 cent
One-half the rate. The burden Of the war
whether direct or indirect, win thus fan upon
Western States, while the war destroys an sale
produce.
These fearful and accommodating difficulties
beginning to occupy public attention. Our N
York merchants and Impoverished producers
already restive.
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M RS. WIN sLsO w,
An sxperenesd Nurss and Female Physician pEesents 10
nton Of mothers, her
SYRUP,
FOB OHILDREN rEETHuNG,
SURE TO REGULATE THE BOwEI

which greatly facilitates the process Of setng, By soenng the
guns reducing al innAmmsonwn silay all pain and spas
modie action, and is
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OrFIon OF "A. Q. N. c. S. Army.

supt, Sub. Dept, A. 40 NC. S. Army.
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A fine Location for making Salt for Sale with
very desirable Residence.

VTNHE SUBSCRIBER OFFERS FOR SALE THE Fol-
l. lowing desirable residence Wrightsvlle oOnnd'
eight miles from Wilmington, n. T.. The place IS sum
residence, in desirable neghbrhOod The improve
ments consist of dwelling house with eight rooms
kitchen aud rooms, stables and carriage house.
and all other necessary uhouses fine well OF wafer
s the premises, fine grape arbor good garden Tsu
fruit trees, with some ten of land attached
whole has been lately painted is in excellent repair unGer
good fence and is in high state Of improvement. ng
land lies immediately the salt water Of the Sound anu
offers every facility for the profitable making of Salt "
water. An abundance of wood for boiling Salt IS cn
tguOus. There a number Of Salt Manufactures
this location in successful and profitable operation
TIE fitness Of the place and Of the undertaking
therefore experiment. Wrightsrille Sound Is sum
resort for number of citizens Of Wilmington rSn
oysters. and such like abundance, with hne sun
bathing and boating. ... ..sE
ALSO,
tract of fifty of land equally advaDtageousy Su-
ated for making Salt located Middle Sound about seven
miles from Wilmington. There is this place resi-
dence and all necessary houses besides other improve
ments Some of the land will produce 40 bushels OF corn
per One both of these places will be sold reaSohS
bly,aud on accommodating terms. .,
Apply personally or by letter. to the subscriber at VII
mington, N. G.
HENRY N. DRANE
November 10. 1851 81 lO0-w6Sw2w.