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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-10-04

OTATE OF TESNESSEE.-Proeeedings had in the
= clerk : Office, chaneery ride Of the CONNER law and
ehaneerv court Of the city of Memphis, Friday, Septeu-
Der he 9th, 1901.
John J, Murphy, Complainant,
".
q The Home Insurance Company Of the City Of New
York and others, Defendants.
+ appearing from affidavit filed in this cause that the
defendant, The Home Insurance company If the city
Of New York, is a nonresident Of the State OF Ten
nessee,
1t is ordered that IL do enter its appearance herein
before or within the first three days of the next term
of said court. 10 be held on The second Monday in No
vember next, 1861, and piead, answer or demur 70 com
plainants bin, or he same will be taken for confessed
a to It, and set for hearing ex arte, and that a cory Of
this order be published once a week for four successive
weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
4 copy-attest; JOHN @. LANIER,
Clerk aud Master.
b. N. Rstes, solicitor for complainant.
Oc9 lamlM
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I'm CI.ancery, at Memphis.

GTATE OF TENNESSEE Proceedings had in the
- clerks afiee, ehanccry side Of the common law and
cha Gerry court Of the city Of AeInphis. Thursday, Sep.
tenier the 18th, 1861.
L. Rocco, Complainant.
vs.
George W Griffin and Others, Defendants.
II appearing from ahiiasit dled in this cause that the
defendant Thomas J. Campbell IS a nonresident Of the
State Of Tennessee,
It is oraeicd that nc do enter his appearance herein
before O. WI id1 the first three days of the neat term Of
said coart, 10 be held on the sccOnd Mcnday in Novcm-
Der uext, 1861. add plead, answer or ceisur 10 COM
plalnants BIZ, or the some W n be taken for confessed
as "a him, an SGT for hearing K pafte, and TINT a copy
Of This order be- Published once q week for four sue
cessive weeks IN the MeaP.is Appeal
AeoTy-aitrst: JOHN G. LANIEB.
Clerk and Master.
Pickett & Sanford, solicitors for conf. aiuaut.
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In Cnancerv. at nEe,uDhis.

CVTATE OF Observation-Disclosures had in The
- clerks Office, ohanegry side o. the olninon law aud
chaneery corr Ct the city Of Memphis, Friday Septem-
berthe 9th, 1861.
n. stllmam, 5. Stillmau and }. Stilllnan, firm Of n.
Stiiinau s. Co., Compliments,
Va.
The unknown heirs Of Michael Kelley, deceased,
Del udants.
y appearing from affidavit filed ia this cau'e that tie
defendants, the nnkuONYn heir Of Michael Kelley, de-
ceased, are non residents of the State Of Tennessee,
His ordered that fley do enter their appearance here
IN bef re or within the first three days Of the next term
Of said court, To be held on the second Monday ID No
ycIGber next, 1861, and plead, answer or deinur 10 com
plaiaapts bHl. or the same viii be iaken for confessed
as 10 them, and set for hearing eNpartc, and that q copy
Of this order be Published once a week for four success
sive weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
A eOpy-attest; JOHN c. LANIER,
Clerk and Master.
John Coleman, solicitor for eomplannnts.
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SUNDRIES.

% CASKS Loud53 Ale.
~ 70 casks London Porter,
l0U,0uC Cigars, assorted;
p barrel, Cd Apple Brandy
barrels 0d Peach Brandy
- eighth casks Cognac Brandy,
90 quarter casks
] pipe ola Cegaac Brandy, pipe HoliaUd Gin,
25 baskets Piper Ileidsick Champagne,
= baskets Imitation "
barrels 10. 3 Maekerel,
100 barrels Louisville Cement,
81 bo7es T-lcersph Matches, 9 eases Nutmees,
10 bags Back Pepper. 90 Ginger.
100 bugs E'tfa II ar. boxes smoking T0bacco,
80 barrels pure baErbon Whisky.
SD ~FLeURNOY e. CRAWFORD.
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In Chamcery, M Memphis.

GtTATE or Observation-Disclosures hal in thr
- c,erks's Office. chancery side Of the common law and
chance y coar1 Of the city Of Memphis, Thursday, Sep
temhsr the 18th. 1861
b. Walker, j. Walker, aud VIM. Walker, firm Of B.
Walker Il BroF., AMI A. Jsbnson, T.. f.. Gillian and
W. b. Watt, firm Of johnson. Gilliam 4 CO.,
vs. Complainants,
George " Griffin, Mary A. Griffin ard Thomas J.
Campbell. Defendants.
1t appearing from affidavit fled in this cause that the
defendant. Thomas J. Campbell, is nonres idcnt Of the
State of Tennessee,
It is ordered thar he do enter his appearance herein
before OF within the frs; IN &c days of The next term Of
said couri, tobe held on the secOni Monday in NOven-
Der next, 1861, and plead, answer or demur 10 complain
ants till, or The same viii be ,H6en for confessed as 10
him, aud set for hcat ing exParie. aud that a copy Of his
order be published ouOe a week for four successive
weeks in the memphis Appeal.
4 copy attest: John G. LANTER
Clerk and Master.
Kortrecht & MeDayitt. solicitors for complainants.
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s REWARD

ID ANYWAY from te subscriber, living near
n Chulahoma, Marshall county. Mss. on the ~
night OF the 18th Of june, 1861, two NEGROA
MEE, towit: ANTONY, S5 OF 30 wears old. dark
Complexion, Eve feet eight or trn inches high. weighs
40 or $50 pegndsi clothes not rceolected; black woel
hat. TOM, black Negro, Z or l9 years old. I've feet
eight or ten inch-s high. weighs lio or $50 pounds. and
had on when be len white COTTON pants, gay jeans coat
aud old chip hat Twill give The abO c reward for the
apprehension and delivery Of bcth. or their l0dgraent "a
ia1 50 that 1 can get them again, or twenty-five doIars
for either one Of them. JOuN SHARP.
seliV4W
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SULPHUR QUESTION SOLyED-Prof. John
Darby, of Auburn, Alabama, formerly Of this
State, and favorably known TO manv readers as
a naturalist and teacher of reputation, has sue
ceeded in making sulph,uie acid from the sui
phlr Of pyrites, which can be found in any
quantities along the West Point and Atlanta
railroad Ia "a letter to our friends, w. Steven
son & CO., who have been IN correspondence
concerning this important question, Prof Darby
writes:
L have completed my experiment, and have
been perfectly successful, and last week made
pure s%ulphnric acid from iron pyrites, aud there
Is no q%lfheultyi in makingnitric acid, muriatic acid,
bleaching powders for paper makers, chloroform,
sal soda, etc"
We congratulate the country on this result and
demonstration, and we congratulate Prof Darby
on ans successful connection with a great public
benefit. We hope he viii soon be enabled to
ratory for the supply OF sulphur ana s~1InInric
acid.-CharicStoH Courier.
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I'm Chancery, AT Memphis.

CTATE OF TENNESSEE Proceedings had in the
= clerk Office chanccry side of the common law aud
ehauceTy court OF the city Of Memphis, "Wednesday,
September the 9th. 1851.
II. II Potter ard Gayoso Savings Instit ton.
vs. Compliments,
George W. Griffin end Nary A. Griffin and Thomas J,
Campbell, Defendants.
II appearing from affidavit filed in thi, cause that III
defendant, Thomas J. Campbell, is a non-resident Of the
State Of Tennessee
It is ordered that he do enter bis appearance herein
before or wi hin be frst three days of he next term I
said court, 70 be held on the second Monday in Noven
Der next, 1851, and plead, answer or demur 10 complain
auts bill, or the same viii be taken for confessed as 10
him and SET for hearing expHrte, aud that = copy of this
order be %pubi>het once a week for four successive
weeks in Che memphis Appeal
A copy-attest: JOHN G. LANIER,
Clerk and Master.
Small &Foute, solicitors for compliments
orQ-Iaw.Kv
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no our country Friends.

1fOL CHAS. D. MCLEAN has been kind enough to
furnish 100 cords Of wood for the poor Of tile CITY,
free Of charge. The Memphis and Charleston railroad,
through their President, Sam- Tate, will bring this
wood 10 the city free Of charge. We must make pro
vision for oar poor; and request every humane man
in the neirhborheod OF railroads 70 follow the example
Of our worthy Mr.. Mclean, and no doubt all roads will
follow the example Of sam. Tate, Esq.
Respectfully,
gelgJm JOIN PARK Mayor
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Served Right.

We heard yesterday of q little business trans
action in this city, the result OF which may serve
as a warning to those who are f%sttening on the
needs Of the people. An agent Of the govern
ment from Gen. Bragg's army, we understand,
came to this city for the purpose Of purchasing
some buck-shot, and proceeded to the store OF
one Of our merchants who had the required arti-
Gle to sell. A patriot would have been wiling
10 sell 10 the government ut a fair profit, but
this man, We are informed, demanded q price
Just double that usually paid for the same article.
The agent deInurred, and was told he might be
glad TO get the shot at that price.
Tho agent told him be must have them. but
that he would not pay the price demanded, at
the same time offering him a price which would
give the merchant a large profit telling him
that if he refused 10 accept the offer he could
easily get a company OF mon TO take the Shot.
Stripping 10 the door he called a draw, and order
ed The shot to be taken ont Of the store and con-
yeyed 10 the depot. The merchant, considering
discretion the better part of valor, offered no re-
sistmce, concluding that it was best for him to
accept the offered terms. There are many men
IN Montgomery who are demanding NEST I'M
reasonable prices for their goods, and it may yet
be necessary to apply the rule to them and
bring them down to decent eyel-M0ntgomey
-fdrertiscr.
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- Yearly advertisers win be charged extra for &C.
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required TO he used. or the advertisement kept on the
inside Of paper,
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regular rates, for Wants. Rents, Removals, C0-PArtEer-
ships, Notices. To Cansiguees, etc.
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Advance.
ES7No advertisement will appear in the Weekly pa.
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rE Advertisements to be inserted in The Weekly
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every instance.
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LATE FROM NORTH CARoLEA-The VIII
mington Journal Of the 29th ult. says:
The very latest reports from below do not con
firm the rumoT Of any feet off New Inlet or he
bar. The two vessels which have been hoveriuc
around are still off, and are evidently block
aiding.
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According 20 o survey yaadc "a les, with q river font
of half a mile. This coil consists Of Remarkably fer.
tile black loan, near az light rs % bank Of ashes, and
some idea Of its depth may De ascertained from the fart
shat a cistern has been due, in TO- immediate vicinity, TO
The depth Of twelve feet. without reaching the clav. u
Is almost entirely above overflow, tie unprecedented
Hoods Of - ard 80 covering oniv q small portion OF IT,.
and it IS also rejected by q fine levee, which has been
greatly strengthened during the pat year. II has no
Improvements except some rough cahius, bat mas seye-
raj roads through it, for the purpose Of hauling wood 70
the river, Wlerc two lac laudiugs have been cat. T. Is
one Of the finest locations for a wood yard on tbe1iver.
having a bluh bank and sufficient depth ri water for
boats 70 llnd at any season of the year. The timber Is
very heavy, consisting IF GRIN, ash, blackberry amt
walnut, AND if cut OF and sold, would more tban pay
for The land
j have been told by competent judges, that the pecu-
liar advantages OF This land are 20 great, that but for
h. present war, &c could be s9li freddy for 500 per
acre. It's feaTness 10 the rapidly growing city Of Mem
Phs, greatly adds TO It's value, ani should that csty be
made ;he G ariral Of The ConfsderIte STATE s, as 10 is now
iLoHghr it w5N bc, IN a very short time il would com
mand $500 per acre.
Il snow offer, d at the low price Of $50 per acre
half cash. and the balance in twelve months.
Nothing bat peeuniarv emUgTrassnen.s iaduc6 the
owner 20 oner it az suea q sacrifice. Possession given
Immediately. Title perfect.
auls-deod3m E. N APPERSON.
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80 Tennesse WaY.

are prepared 10 furnish any quantity Of limo
w thv, Herds Grass or Clover Hay, Of East Tsnnes-
see growth. The above Hay is Of superior quail y, put
up in neat bales, averaging 800 pounds 10 the bale. Or
de1s solicited and filed with dispatch
r. NJ MCPHERSON, CO.,
se26.2m Has Packers. Knoxville, Tenn.
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NoEa-Residenf Notiee.
PETITION TO SELL LAND!

STATE 4atf. OF Ie aa , County Court. Sept term, 1s6l
VS..
The Heirs Of sampson Carper, deceased.
Dt IT REMEMBERED that this eause came on III
ID be head before tine Worrhipful Comfy Uourt 0i
Hafdeman comfy. on this 81 day Of September, 1851
upon the compliments petition and II appearing 70 the
COurt that - Hoffman and wife, sarah; N. W. Gober
aud wife, Mary T.; and the heirs Of G. w. Garner. to
win: Dewitt C. Addison p. and George A. Clrper, are
nonresident citizens of the State Of Tennessee, il Is
therefore ordrredhy The Court that publication Dc made
for four successive weeks in the Memphis Appeal, a
newspaper Published in the city Of Memphis, requiring
said nonresident deienjants to appear al the next no.
vember term Of this Court, TO be held at the Cont
House. in the town Of Bolivar. Tenn, and plead. an.
swero or demur 10 eomplainaai's petition, or The zane
VIII be taken for confessed as to them, and set for hear
ing ex partc.
A e~opy-Attest: r. p. NELLY. Clerk.
se16w4w BY T. O. CRISP. G.
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YIHE firm Il Gilbert, Andrews & Co, has been by
L mutual consent dissolved, by The retiring Of w. Il.
and Samuel Gilbert. The auction and commission busi-
ness WILLIS continued as heretofore n the old stand,
2b2 Main street. A. l. ANDREWS, q 20.
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NOTICE

To ill WIsO15s a -Eag COacegNg
w A. SIGLER was expelled from the rights and
F, privileges Of Masonry on the 4.h November, A.
L.5SsO a d. 1851. for unnasonic conduct.
Done by order Of Cuba Lodge 40. 20.
THOS. L. GILES,
selfwlw Secrefa- = Of Crba Lodge 80 80.
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RE.wOrgE,

y D. CRANDALL has removed his Tent and Mill
Ii taTy tiothng y anufactory TO Jefferson Block on
Second street lie 10 prepared 10 make aud All orders
for Tents, Clothing ard Camp E~quipage to any extent.
sGfSO,
Has con family on hand
Waier Proof Coats,
Wagon Covers,
Gun Carriage Covers,
Camp Rugs, etc.
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DRS. ]. 3. & WE. WATSON.
EXECUTORS, NOTICE.

fIHHE undersigned having .~uggested The insolvency
4 Of she Estate Of II r.. Robards, decd. do hereby.
p-rSuant TO IN order Of tie Clerk Of thc County Court
of Shelby county, Tenn, notify an persons having
Claims against the estate Ct said Robarls, TO appear
and Gle the same with the Clerk Of said Court, anthem
ticated ia the manner prescribed by law, on or az inst
the Saturday neyt preceding hshist Monday in March,
1852, orthev viii be bsued.
J. W~ICEERSUAN,
T. A BEE r
sell-im Executor. Of II. r Richards. decd
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n Office.
Contributions of Blankets, Socks, Etc,
FOR THE VOITNTEERS!

IN compliance with q request Of the Board Of Mayor
i AMI Aldermen Of the city Il Memphis, the Under
signed his appointed the following named citizens 10 re-
ceive and sol cit contributions IN their respective Die
tricts of 81 tNSETS, G and CLOTHING, for
the Volunteers. and earnestly requests the active and
prompt cooperation Of the people in faitherance Of the
object. Let each iudiv dual and every family respond
with patiotc zeal 10 the wants &C our brave soldiers
that while they sle fighting our battles they may know
we are mindful Of their comfort Asflst as these e8a-
tr buttons are inside, let then he deposited g.. the store
Of W. b. Miller s Co, orJ. b. Williams &Co., in the
c nv of Memphis.
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white Winter Seed Oats.
DISSOLUTION.

A FEW sacks just received and for sale by
n r.. g. CRAIG, Seedsman.
40 daw Cor. Second and Union sts., Memphis,
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10000 r AID SMALL
GUNNY BAGS FOR SALEl

LSc. alarge quantity e Scrap Brass and Copper.
IA Pig Lead and ab Zntc For sale bv
PHILIP MCGUIRE,
l64, l66 and l6s Magazine street.
felO3 New Orleans
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HTEHFPHTs RArugI
FALL 1851.

~
IL
FALL 1861.
ri1HE FALL MEETING over the memphis Course.
lsGt.
FIRST DAY, WEDNESDAY, October m-Sweep-
STAKE for I'll ages, heats OF two miles, 500 subscrip-
lion SiC0 forfeit Three ormore % iI the stake
SECOND DAY, THURSDAY, DC ober 3I--Sweep
stake for thfee year Odds mile heats 500 subserip-
ton $50 forfeit.
THIRD DAY FRIDAY Nov, mbcr L-Jockey Club
purse 500 mile beats, best three in five. Eatraneg
money aeu pes cent? adj led.
FOURTH DAY, SATURDAY, November r.
Svgeepstake for three gear Olds, beats Of nile
500 description Sl00 forfeit Three or more tom
the stake.
heabove stakes touameand close on TUESDAY,
De ober lst, ls6l. Security for tie forfeit required n
all cases
The CLAY STAKE for three year ODDS $50 no
scriution. 500 forfeit $50 declaration, elosed WIN
twenfv-sIQht subscnbefs (six dcciarauozs) WIZ Dc run
on MONDA OcuOber 2sfn.
Shouif the above stokes ill q purse OF @AI, three
mile heats. entrance Geu per cent aided, VIII he bang
up on Tuesday.
"'' ' CHARLES STONE, Secretary,
.,ae 1.cc1 Box 30. no Memphis
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7 / B III LAM
FOR SALE


An authorized ~ sell an extremely EALU sa
i ABLE T6ACT OF LAND yiBg oa The Mis- "a
sissippi river, abort two mi'esSs nth OF Memphis 8
on tho Arkansas side. II eontairs
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MOUND CITY FERRY!
MARX r. CHEEK.

THE MARK r. IIEER has been re-
Z painted and the cabin enlarged She AAEE
viii run IN connection with the MsmphN
AID Little Rock Railroad, and TO suit persons who wish
70 psi on.z the Mound City Hotel.
She leaves Mrruphis daily, Sundays excepted al
go, $50 and 1850 A. 81 and 3 and : O'Clock p. ST.
Leaves Mound City al 8, 5.39 and 1880 A II. and ?
and $50 r.. ~
ON Sunday leaves Memphis at {. IiaO 8 and P. n.
Leaves Mound City OF Z, 1888. . and 40
The ladi s are particularly invited There VIII be
10 drinking or San bling allowed On the boat, and every
attention e. accommodates.
IS An that Is received, after paying expenses, viii
be given TO aid in carrying on the war.
ly1c jas. \. BARTUN q 90.
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DIR. SPIEGEL.
RESIDENT PHYSICIAN,
And h Most Successful
CANCER
IN THE WCIeLDT
Eight Years ia Memphis.

UNIFORMS The public in general thar he s. prepared
i 10 treat all diseases, bot especially hose which are
pronounced incurahlr, and called chronic.
lis t'earment Of Cancers is without any rival, be-
cause they viii be expelled ff0m tlc system, with al
their roots and hbers, only by constitutional treatment
without caustcs and without the Suff.
lie also treats with success, a%cc1ralug to ihe most
improved science Of medicine in Europe Rheumatism,
Neuralgia. ts3ut, Ophthamia, Fistu'a in Auo, ScIcfulai
syphilis, Dyspepsle, Chronic Dysenteiy Torpid liver,
Gravel, Els, T~apeworH, Piles. Dropsy, Diseases Of the
skin, bronchitis, Consumption, all diseases Of the Eye
and Ear, and gives particular attention 70 all female
complaints, particularly those 81 the womb.
Negroes WIN are shiicted With any OF the above dis
eases wild De cured. and can lind good board and ac-
Communications while unier treatment 81 tie Doctors
infrmary.
The Doctor calls attention of patients At a distance,
that 4 they are not prepared 20 consult the Doctor per
soually, by whiting to him, with an exact account q all
the symptoms of the disease, medicine viii be for
warded by Adams express.
- Office ia LenCpfs Building, Union street. be-
tween Mai and Second. fourth door east # Main.
luhruary on Union street, east If the Bayou, az DR..
SPiegelS private residence.
Dr. g. Spieg-l ha-, IN his thirty wears practice, cs-
peeiaHy on chronic diseaseE. cured hem with the Mt
most success Tie has IN his possession over five thou
TO cRre diseases which are by the most successful pInc-
sfIfe4Ur1 H----Al---salL
lie also makes BE- nHs especial p~ractice 70 f-eet SD pIF
vate diseases with the utEl0st success, in a short time.
no matter Of ho7 long standing nor Of what nature.
All DR. SpieCsl asks from the afflicted is fair trial.
when al the reference he VIII give VIII be speedy
cure % them.
Thousands Of testimonials, from tie most reliable
sonrce my be seen - the port-r's office. fv2sfa
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GBe afLenPBis Appeal.
Price OF SubscriDtion.

Daily, On advanced per annum. 90
Tri-Weekly, dn advance per aunum .....----. so
Weekly. dn adyance) per nun-----.-...... 30
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ARMY CLOTHING!

Ia the best style and Of the bes, qualty. to any ez.
tent.
All orders executed promptly.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-07

A SEA OF PUNCH.-It is chronieled, says an
exchange, that on October 18th, 1854, a
bowl of punch was made at the Right Hon.
Edward Russellis house, when he was Cap
tain General and Commander-in-Chief of his
Msjesty's forces in the Mediterranean. 1t
was made in the fountain in the gsrden, in
the middle of four walks, all covered over
head with lemon and orange trees, and in
every walk was table, the whole length of it
covered with cold collations, &c. In the
fountain were the following Ingredients, viz:
four hogsheads of brandy, eight hogsheads
of water, twenty-five thousands lemons,
twenty gallons of lime juice, thirteen hum
dred weight of Lisbon sugar, five pounds Of
grated nutmegs, three hundred toasted bis
cult, and lastly. a pipe of dry Mountain NAL
aga Over the fountain was built large
canopy to keep off the rain; and there was
built on purpose little boat, wherein was a
boy who belonged to the feet, who rowed
round the fountain and flied the cups of the
company; and in all probability more than
six thousand men drank from it. We don't
suppose there is solitary man in Nashville
who would like to live on the shore of such
a sea as that.