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VE7E have small lot of Apple Brandy from North Caro-
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EUsr received per Nashville, choice lot Of IL
u In 50 iss Kegs. Fer family use, for sale By
JAMES MeLAUGHLTN & CO
jan9l-d Ne. Market street
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u shamrock Potatoes, for sale by -
JAMES MsLAuGHLAS q CO
janes-a no Market street
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FHNLKEN BY AEREEg WALLACE, IN llih District o. id
county bead ef yellow creek ten miles So1th Of
Charlotte Dark Bay HkOrse. sway back. poor bare.
footed fourteen half hands high, and asn years
old. Appraised 18th November, loo to S3j.
noy2Gy3t$ A. J. ALLEN, Rsurar.
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VTTE are nFspsred to do the TinsixoOaina ~. -.
wv sheet Metal work necessary In ~ - - =
most sues.antAi mAnEsr, and will contract for sac a. the
eat possible rates 2. n. EUBAEK 4 co.
FirStdoor below Pest Qacs On Chart o..
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$500 Reward.
NASHVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY


After a rest Of sir months the 18Th Of January
1851 resume my position Principal Of this HStita
fion frih arhch hare been connected for p gears.
TUVuE Academy offers peculiar advantages among which,
Z We think, are the following:
well enclosed Ward Of about acres, within
IN, ;.oynorated limits of Nashville thus Afordng Pupils
strne freedom In heahfu recreation, and still suDectng
them 10 the restraints OF refined and intelligent society
p bindings in extent snd suitabeness for all school
in United States by Female School,
and these surrounded by pavements and corridors offering
slant Inducements to cden 10 breathe the fresh air without
regard to the weather
with steam and lighted by gas and thus free the parents OF our
pupils Of constant anxiety about their
children. a.
l. HeaIIh-uneqnaedi in any Female school, in this or
any other country. Though Of the largest ana part
largest Boarding School in the United stes YET out
deaths have occurred among the pupils IN nearly 80 years
s. NOu-SccIarian. 1t is we'll known 70 al asqnalnt'
with the Academy. that Baptist EpscopAilan hetnodss
Presbyterian, sends his Daughter here perfectly sne hat
respect will offence be given his peculiar views ana YET
equally satisfied that the principles Of common religion viii
be daily inculcateds
6. Maternal Care This expression excites no expec-
taton which is not fully met in the Academy suitable
Ger ladies' OF pety and refinement, devote their time
the supervision Of the expenses the morals habits and Of
the Boarding Pupils
and parents who for any cause may he seeking
ersueRt educational home for little girls, will think and
snch home in the Academy Apply to
decI4-d6wlm. CDELLI0T.
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JASPER BRANCH RAILROAD.

JASREh BRANCAA RAILROAD
OFFICE NASHVILLE & CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD Co.,
October Sd, 1859. J
Dy order Of the Board Of Directors made the
Id Stock Of the Company subscribed for building BrAzch
Road from Bridgeport Jasper payable the Treasurer Of this
Company asfolows:
One dollar each Share on the LIST November l9 and two
dollars each Share the stdays s December, 1889 Janna
~ February, March, April May June July August Septem-
Der, October, and November, 1860.
Paymentnay be made Jackson Pryor. at Jasper the
Treasurer at his oics in Nashville
Prump=essn meeting these calls requested OF eszbscb
Of Stock construction Of the road depends exclusively
the provided specifically for that purpose.
oet5-H ". A. GLEAVES, Treasurer.
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TAKEN up BY Jas Bows, Jr. Turnba 81 District
in said county, fourteen miles South East Charlotte,
Dark Bay Horse, IS hsnds inches high. shod an
round nine years DID, saddle Dos on
back. Appraisei 18th October, leo, TO SlO0.
noY23-E3ts A. J. ALLEN, Ranger.
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&lRXkNB - % ~ = - 49,
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
ON AND AFTER
SUNDAY, NOYEMBER IIIh, 1850,
Passenger Trains, East west will run as follows
GOING EAST.
Leave Nashville at $50 n and Bpm.
Arrive at Chattanooga I3o N and I:45 A N.
COMING WEST.
Leave Chattanooga at 100 A II and 40 P NJ
Arrive at Nashville at 5:31 II and A NJ
Ii rail connection and shortest Boston, YORK
~ Philadelphia, Baltimore, Washington City, RchmOni
Petersburg, Lynchbug Knoxville Savannah, Charleston,
Montgomery, Menu his New Orleans, &c.
Both Trans connect at Stevenson with Trains Memphis
and Charleston Railroad and ChAtanoosa Trains
East Tennessee and Georgia and Western and Atlantic Railroads
Through Tickets be had any application to
Ticket Agent at Office at Depot to the following places and
at the following prices, viz:
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EsTRAYs---Dickson County.

TENAKEN By WN HEsSIE nh District said cozaty
Bay Mare. l4S hands high bay eo,or. in foresd'
about IS year cid left hind foot white, hack, unsho
Appraised g3d October, Ies0 to s5s A. J. ALLEN,
loE23-E3tt RANGER
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MASONIC.

Aeall meeting Of NewpOrtlend Lodge No 8 net q,
"a rosn Saturday the 9Th o. Octoher, 1850, - mar
thens expelled frou all ard privileges o. se AID
excepted Aasons for gross and unnasonis eond nc 1
By order Of the Lodge JOHN AtALs
decs-uit Secretary
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Innd for sale.

application zasse before appAry Twill sell accorn.
lnodsfnf terms, Forty 4cFea OF Inmd, thFee miles
lrom fe limits, On MI Greek opposite Mad oes
s n one on TIE most beautiful locations Davidson comfy
About enc 81 DE lard timber the balance IN eurae
toni There are Oh theprepises comfortable cabins and ne
young orcafd 1ppg Mas. Corr, me Flseeyor to nv
inlFlS-d 7, ,.s.s.. $500
. EKE AZ RRE1sHT 0V7zcE, NAsRsZIIE DEcATuR r. Ri
y z 81 se34 pa = slNAsHyIIxs NoFs 17sh IeGB 3a
N and aer the Doth inst eghs for Decatur all points
Np on Memphis and Charleston and all other
Wl be received sud sent forward without delays -
TO insure prompt attention feghts sppng
nsFka the destination II fui initials Of last read m sSR
paskAge. Stock ssnt through Kiscare sndtlspatc 81
- JOHN W. RATCLfFFE,S 80
II o m Z 81 Ho Ell.
i2sa1. Mp JONES' gFroPrIesor.ls ssaasa
Carney "a IN g square, near tne Wire Bridge
convsnisnt to Steamboat Landings and Railroad Depos
Gsiai. NashVilIe, TENNESSEE. = '7'--'s4
,sn1v1e ,eo-v tos.n6i 90
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manny's combines Reaper ana
Mower,

ENTITH WOODS ETPR0VFmrN,r
w celebrated dachine eceived the hrst prem.1 af 49,
GOLD MEDAL, as the bestconbined Respirr and N5;
tune great United states Agricultural Fair, held
hy IN september ls59 The trial OF near sgrsz-
1erk IN ay' where all the pr pal Machines m fEs 1885,
Society, at louisville, k. -kf'oaitarA
II also receiF ed the the best hssrsx -
nsser oesre to separate committees, appointed b. - -
dent OF ne Davidson County Agricultural socetv Al Ns.sSf
IN uyi l3oIs over most Of the machines nov n ne
Nunerous other premiums and Awards xven ~. N,c
during the last season, over every Machinein Gerios
The above machines are for sale by the zzderSrnsS
B. p. OHEATHAM,
General Agent for the stlts
RIsAER, WHKkLEs 4 90
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stewart County State OF Tennessee,
IN STE VARr cDE-~1-rr r.,.r-v,-- - =

Il =. Z " ar COJNIL COURT AT no
Ser--JAmes b MeCarrol ct ais Chas g. Hurrerr ~
SdnQn 70 sen land II appearing from eomplaio-
Ds, that Ihcs MeCarrol, Francis MsCarol John
James MeCauo San uel NeCarroIi sp5 Narva,et
hs AZ law OF Francis hcCarro deceased are pen
OF me stats OF Tennessee. Il Is therefore srdr5
A, p1oiaRon pc ma for four consecutive weeks In ~.
NAhsne Union AND AMERICAN newspaper pu5sbed in IN.
~ o. requiring said non residents and auD.sr
sees OF me County Court Of steEArt count t
e hoden sc the ceurt horse, IN said county In r. ss.s
fennessee the arst Aondsy in Janury, 1851 ard PLEAD
or eennur to cOnpainalts BILL sane will betaks-
iesSd as to then and set down for hearing sxparts.
eec7-w4i-prsfee -. ef seSSr e ~, O ca.
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Removal.

UTE have removed stock Of Boots. Shoes Hats
M Cans from No. so north side Of the Prbc Square No
Inn Bock where shall be p!essed cid
and customers and such parties nay wish to purchaie
sG ;saa eassE n COOKE, BAILEY & co.
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Notice.

VENHE partnership heretofore existing under the and
stye Of gngham Mullen L Co., is this day dissolved by
mutual persons indebted to the above mentioned
firm will please call at The Office Of French Irwin Reid
ner Market and Clark street, and settle their they
viii at placed in the hands Of officer for collection
French is authorised and receipt for money and
accounts BINGHAM, MCLLEN & co.
dec3Q-H RI. "a
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WILL sell for cash, House in Nashville.
saturday the 29h day December one EegFo boy named
Jacks levied the property o. Thomas = NoFthsFu,
to safely execution my hands issued BY w. D. Robertson,
Rsq In aEor Jno l. Bayne or four hnadrd ny az
dollars Sale according 70 Law. j. " PAGEs O. D. o.
dec6-3tw
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Charleston and SAVANNAH
FREIGHT HINES

RATES REDUCED AND SPEED INCREASED
IMPRESS freight Trains onaII the ROAD, o. -.
IAN December 1858 through rates from New YorE -
FIRST Class per 100 lbs, 81 "a Third Ci.ss De- 1os n
Hats Caps and Bonnets, 2 IS
Time from savannah and Charleston Nashville thrse Tires
Tine from NeY York Phladelnhia .svsn ~ IL,
and nine days. '' s's-'
Intervening sabbahS cause the above variations m - -
freight trains Sunday over t1rse lines ~
No detentions BY ice OvsreharFes ana =
cep damages occurring at seal promptly adjusted b. te ES
dec22-S PkB 4 " auaupso,,
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Grand Forced Sale

Grand Forced Sale
OF
Furniture, Cottage Chamber Sets, Mat
trasses, &c.
HARDY BROTHERS, Auctioneers,
Am Saturday morning. jan 10TH 1851 at 10 o'clock will
usual large regular weekly sale 6f
hand and staple and hn0 furniture In addition which
will be sold handsome painted French sets Cottage furniture
"A assorted Mattresses, and Me- Family BGrouche and
ness, prime cost $3.50, used only mouths
janH HARDY BROTHERS,
Auctionesrs and General Agents,
puhlie
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Flour. Flour, Flour,


EUsT received per Sasavs, 200 bags Extra Family
JANIS MCLAUGHLIN CO
iau27-u Nc Harketstrset
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Notice of Insolvency.

TTyHE creditors Of John Rufus deceased hereby notified
file their claims authenticated the law Directs with
the Clark County court Of Weakey county,
at Dresden, before the 9th day Of april 6l
having suggested the Insolvency Of said estae and said
Clerk having appointed sdjudcae the claims against
the same tor prorats distribution among the said creditors
Dec % 1860 boss, Administrator
deca9-w3t Of the estate Of John e Rufus.
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A-@A--NNHH n no q NlHL mi NIHOl
PhiladeIphia, Ath Year.

M ADAhE VALIANT will open her Boarding and n,
NA school FOR young ladies at 1923 Chestnut street - 1S,s
septemoer Superior Instructions in IT, Engsh and Prcb
oranehes to oots Of Ehh equally ate zion l. pa
partmeut. - - 49, ~
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NN the Lebanon Turnpike the Hermitage Pocket
Book containing several promsory notes and other
which the get By calling at this office and paying
this advertisement
ct
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ANN ORDINANCE
To Raise Supplies for the TO~n Of anderson for the
vear commencing the 1st Of January, 1861.

II, Raise Supplies for The Tovn Of anderson for The
year commencing the 1st Of January, 1861.
BE IT ORDAINED by the Town Council of An
derson. That a tax for the sum and in the manner
hereinafter mentioned shall be raised and paid in
to the public Treasury of the town of Anderson for
the use and service thereof, that is to say Ten cents
on every hundred dollars of the value of all Real
Estate within the corporate limits of the said town
(except that of churches, schools and railroads)
ten cents for every hundred dollars worth of the
amount of sales of goods, wares and merchandise
fifteen cents every hundred dollars worth OF the
amount of income from all tactoragc cmployments,
faculties and professions, including the profession
of dentistry ten cents every hundred dollars OF
income received on moneys loaned at interest, and
from dividends from Bank and all other stocks !;
fifty cents per head on all slaves; two dollars per
head on all free persons of color over the age of
veors fffv cents for each two-horse carriage or
other two-horse vehicle kept for private use twen
ty-fvc cents for each onchorse buggy or other one
horse vehicle kept for private use; fifty cents for
each four-horse wagon.or other four-horsc vehicle
kent for private usc two dollars for each one-horse
buggy or other onehorse vehicle kept for hire; five
dollars for each dray or fourhor wagon kept for
hire; ten dollars for each omnibus kept for hire ;
three dollars for each carriage kept for hire fifty
cents for each dog within the corporate limits of
the town, to be paid by the owner thereof; fifty
cents for each gold, and twenty-five cents for each
silver or galvanized watch kept for private use by
any one in the said town.
2 That the value of all Real Estate within the
limits of the town shall be ascertaincd by the ap-
praiscmcnt of three sworn appraisers appointed by
the Town Council, and the taxes upon the said real
estate shall be paid according to the said assess
mcnt.
8. That every person liable TO work on the roads
and streets within tEc said town for the year 1861
shall be permitted to compound therefor by the
payment of Two Dollars by the first day of March
next.
4. That every person liable to perform patrol
duty within the limits of the said town forthe year
1861 shall, upon the payment Of One Dollar by the
first of March next, be excused from such duty.
Ratified in Council and the seal of the Town affixed
thereto, this goth day of January A. d. 1861.
S. NJ. WILKES, Intendam.
S. BLEcKLEY Clerk Council.
Jan. 81, 1861 24 ct
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Anderson Military and
CLASSICAL ACADEMY.

THIS School has been in operation during the past
year and the success which has attended it, indu-
ces the Trustees confidently to believe That it may
be made one of the leading educational institutions
of the kind in the State. The health and good
morals of the Town render il one Of the most de-
sirable locations for seat of learning IN the Up
Country There is nota licensed bar In the place
The best advantages are offered here for Military
training. which is now considered very important
addition to the education of a young man. The
South NAV in future require that most of her sons
receive military cducaons, especially when it may
lie done without detracting from other studies.
Che uniform is a frocl coat Of grey material OF
Southern manufacture, and neat, but PLAIN anu
cheap, so rs TO be in the reach of almost any one
Pants of the same material. There is a large aud
elegant parade ground attached to the building
which is in n quiet part Of the Town.
Students will be thoroughly prepared for the
Citadel Academy for any of the Colleges Of the
State or for the active business pursuits of life.
nsgn Good board may be had at ten dollars per
month.
The scholastic year will consist of term Of
ten months to begin on the 18th of January, 1861,
and short vacation will be given about July or
August as may be thought best. The rates of tut
ton have been reduced, to meet the financial strin-
gency of the times.
TERMS.
Reading, Spelling and Arithpetic, per .,ooo
term 9lo w
ine uuu.e' mar WIFI '''s'"p' N 90 90
The above, with history, Elements of AL 900
zebra and Philosophy, or either, % w
The above, with Latin, Greek and high
cr, Mathematics, or either 81 W
DsgH Payable per half term in advance.
Capt j. NJ. Adams a graduate of the State Mil
tary Academy, who has by three years service
gained the confidence of the community, will take
charge of the Mathematical and English depart
ments and will give full instruction in military
tactics and the art of war.
The Classical department will be under the care
of one entirely competent andfttcd for the position
and whose name will be announced ut an early day.
JAMES L. ORR Chm Board Trustees.
Ns9- No pupil will be placed in the Military de-
partment against the wishes of parents or guardi-
ans.
January 8, 1861 90
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FOR CAVALRY.
For EsEN.D ARTILLERY.

construction for Field Artillery, prepared by a
Board of Artillery Officers, published for the in
formation and government of the Army, and adopt
cd by al; order Of the War Department, March Gth
1Cc0
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Sheriff Office, Feb. IA, 1860 26-ts
PARTICULAR ATTENTION

is directed to the following section of an Ordinance
now Of force in The Town of Anderson, ratified
January %, 1916, viz:
That any person who shall fly a kite, or shoot a
gun or pistol, unless upon some necessary occa-
sion, in any settled part of the town, within one
hundred yards of any public street, or who shall
run horse or mule in the streets or highways
within the town, whereby the safety of others may
be endangered may be fined by Council, not ex-
ceeding ten dollars if white person. and if Il per-
son of color, may be whipped not exceeding twen-
ty-fvc lashcs
A. N. AYRES, Town Marshal.
Feb. !, 1861 25 2t
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sheriR's Sales.

EOY virtue of various writs of Ficra Facas to me
y directed, l will expose to sale on Saleday in
March next, within the usual hours of sale, before
the Court House door at Anderson, the following
property. to wit:
Two hundred and ten acres of land lying on
Broadmouth Crcek-waters of Saluda River
bounded by land Of VIM. Mattison, John II. lIar-
per and others; levied ON as the property of Leroy
w. Matiison the suit Of Baylis II. Mattison and
others.
On Thursday after salcdsy, in March next, at
the residence Of dciendani-l lot of corn-sup-
posed to be 20G bushels; lot of shucks, lot Of
fodder . mules l bay horse, two-horse wagon,
5 head of cattle, l lot Of bacon-supposcd to be
400 pounds; cupboard and contents, clocks.
/ table and water stand, secretary, l slab,
bureau chairs, grindstone barrels, tub, l
candle mole, trumpet, buggy and harness, le-
We'd ON as the property of Leroy W. Mattison, at
the suit of John V. Moore and others.
One hundred and So acres of land-boundcd by
land OF Wla. Palmer and others; and l tract con-
tanning acrcs-boundcd by land-of J. j. Coates
and others and also, sorrel horsc.and bay mare,
l sorrel mule, yoke of oxen, and four-horse
wagon; levied On as the property Of D. j! Hix, at
the suit Of G. L. Lie que and others. Terms Cash.
Purchaser to pay for all necessary papers.
J. D. NJ. DOBBINS, SAD.
Sheriff Office Feb IA, 1860 2G-ts