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Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-03
nKnIxAAY LIoKNsRn.

Dai II N y buutOu.
The rules were suspended, and the Il passed by the
Senate.
okDIxAAr LIoExsEs.
The Social Committee, to whom was referred the
communication of the Governor relative 10 drinking
houses 30 reported bill to prohibit the granting Of
ordinary license certain specified places in the Con-
monweath TIE bill prohibits the issue Of suc Ecerses
10 any city town. or within i've mifs tnereoi or ~
any depot or railway station. Is imposes additional
penalties for q violation Of this law.
bill was reported to authorize the Impeachment OF
certain salt wells furnaces and other property.
Also bill for the relief Of w. w. Forbes, late She
riff of Buckingham county.
The Finance Committee reported it ineIpedisnt to re-
nit or rscuce taxa which have been collected IN
counties which have been invaded aud ted by the
enemy in proportion 10 the damages done.
SLbseuu lntly Hr. LEWIS introduced joint resolu-
ton having the same object in view, which lies over
und the rules
BILLS rAssED.
Senate bill 70 incorpora the Confederate States Porc'
lain Company.
Senate bill 10 author "a the funding Of certain cur
rencT belonging to the ate in Confederate bonds aud
TO authorize The sale Of such bonds II necessary and to
authorize the conversion OF other nsss into other issues
oRDEE OF TIE DAY.
Tae reLort Of the Joint Committee Salt, which bad
been made the order OF the day. taken ald con-
sdered The report concludes with TIE following reeo'
lutious:
Resovsd, TbAt as the senfs Of the General Assembly
that it Is s1ped en for tie Commonwealth to continue
her present policy of manufacturing salt for the peops
"a Tia to this end, the Board Of Supervisors oil
Salt do Immediately impress the ak furnaces at Salt
vile. known q. the .Ctsrles Scot. Co. Works. and
the aopurtenarces and labor necessary to operate the
same and shall prior TO the sh day Of June neIt i'm
press nine Of the tan ~ naces Of stsrt, Buchanan
Co., row leased BY the State, including the T omas
r. Friend furnace; together wi such dwelling he o.,
stables and sppu may be necessary foe she
proper working OF said furnaces and fair proportion
of the meadow aud other lands thereto; also,
the Preston Well" and 70 ucl saltwater from tbs
King Finley Wells as shal be ample TO tulp'y the
said fifteen furnaces Likewise that the Supernlend
have authority under the supervision and control OF the
Board OF Supervisors, 10 Impress Standing wood for
opera irg said furnaces
"a Tnat the Joint Committee on Salt be instructed
to report bills 10 carry Into effect the foregoing resou
tions." .s4 ~
No FRAZIER addressed the Senate on the subject al
length setting forth the part culas Of tho jnyestga
made by tho committee.
The report was laid upon The table.
On motion, the Senate diourned.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-03

TEACHER WANTED wish to employ
j. Male Teacher charge OF small school In my family
To one competent Latin French add the usuA Engh
Branches noeral salary Ill be pad.
Adde'S with r,fsren.e ROBT. P BAYLOR,
fsqT-2ss LorettO p o , Essex e., Va.
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ESPECIAL NOTICE.

ESPECIAL NOTICE.
ExoHARaE AND BANKING ROUSE OF D. 7. WILLIAMS
RicHHosD, Feb. IS 1854.
A LII persons holding my checks on aoy bank
IA are aed 10 present the for immediate payment
Al he bank checked on the uads there tor the eheekA
heck Tor yment In April viii res entirely EiIn the
holders and The respective banks.
Deoot3rs With ny house notified 70 withdraw their
t Balances or advise Al once disposition make OF The
flaas before The Apd the old note, a. pa VII be aid
ay Tor ths respective 70 The eait Of each eegeor
tss -5iW d. T WILLIAMS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-03

THE friends of yno. f. McRlhany announce
Il HIN oasdidate for the once OF conmissoner Of the
Pub 20 ill the Vacancy produced By the
snston OF g. Clay, Esq The ocers cOndu-tng ihs cleo
ton viii please poll .. all the ines 10 the District
mari-dl0snTkA8s t-s II -
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-03
GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF VIRGINIA.

P,aver nv Raw. DR.. Duncan.

Prayer by Rev. Dr.. Duncan.
Aconmuni alton from the House announced tins pas
sage of bill TO repeal o, cton and amend aud 70
enact section of chsper IS of the Code of Virginia
(edit on of 1880 so to dispense with The offce oil
Treasurer OF the central Llnac Asylum and to direct
the sands of said Asylum to be KEEP. In either oil tie
banks in aunton. 1,
The rulis were suspended, and the Il passed by the
SOnaIe.
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TREASURY NOTICE As TO FUNDING UN-
DER ACT OF FEBRUARY IL, 1884. q

PrcHNosD Feb 20, 1854. ! ID
NOTICE is hereby .ven to all holders of
In Treasury Notes bearing interest," that they may az
change asy at once Of the Tressurr As
ttalt Treasurer Of postsy, for which wiz
enle them four per Bonds and that th skd privilege
win continue the Let April etsuing after which, all NOTES
denomination CT Eve dollars be funded only o. ~
the dollar hundred dollar notes which ssr
funded additional Reduction Of ten per eent per month
certificates Issued together with the boads for which they
NAV be for Of the 1854 At
ts ul amount expressed the without ntefe
THAT oTH BospsAxD
oRaDrs.
The hs time allow should tdmonish all holders promJ ty 10
present the nJte the chance Of excrson By The
pressure which vii 1t tho ed Of thu month Of March
O. @. MEAAINGkR,
fel2-dl0t S.ax2w1dt2Iap Secretary OF Treasury.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-03

WJANTED-To buy CORE, thrashed oats aud
w neal Tor the r O P. mpAny, WI pay he hshssi
uarfe prices Take al risks from he day Of pure. ass.
Afsr.r.-Riehusnd Va OHAs. Y. M0RzISS,
hSSts PreIdenG
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-03

CHANBERLAIN'S OFFICE,
Richmond, Feb. 2eh, 1864
NOTICR.-In relation TO the receipts and
payments a office, action Of ely will be made
70 confo m Is prac cable TO the action Of The Banks,
defined In their published resolutions Persons therefore,
holding Chamberlain should present them a.
payment and all caus against the city Of shat nature
should preseot<d for prior 70
Ae 2sh OF March next as and after the LIST Of april
they will be pail only al the rate ef rsx and tHo+hrds
cents In The dollar
A. w. MoaTos,
fea-9,vsv Onlmbsrsin.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-03

DISTRIBUTION OF CITY SALT-The
IL dsributon OF Salt obtained By The city from the state
Sal Woras FKIDAY the 26h Instant ~ ihe
arehous Of SPOTS Harvey, IAN Applicants lust
make ay hereto ore stating hat hey are residents Of
Re the Of persons In their families Who are
40 rrsden - s ages aud ooors) Refugees
tsd 70 they state 10 their adav that they are ref
uz.s IRON county, soournug 10 Richmond and that they
hSVs no, received distribution fog other city
county for 1884 person u receive 20 pounos AZ 10 eeats
DER pound p0rant that each applicant make the eAeu-
-' DAVID J. BURR
hill
L. W GLAZEBROOK
t.R-m Committee ~ the Couneil,
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fed-Qavs

TIE COMMONWEALTH Of FW0inIG,
TO rHE sHRRIPP OF THE COUNTY OF HkRRfS
oHnsssa
WHEREAS vacancy has occurred in the
w 10 the Hous. OF Delegates from the county
OF Harrison ~ the resignation Of George N. Larry
These sre therefore, Il OF the Commonwealth TO re-
eecon be hell In ssd county Of
narisoD THURSDAY the 10th Of March, 1884 for DEL
In .ssrosy vhe.ci witness HUGH wsHryFEY Speaker Of
N, uouse Of Delegates 25h February, D. 1884, and
~ D' ''-- '''' HUGH W. fHEyREY,
Speaker OF the Ho. Of Delegates.
By the spesker Of the House Il Dslssatsa;
Tsate
wv J. GoRDoH, Jr. -...s.r4 ~
fsao-eo.de Clerk Of the Ho. Of Delegates.
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At meeting Of the Banks Of the City Of
IA Richmond held wednesday, he 24h February, 1854,
ne fuosng rsouon ordered 20 be Puohsd IN papers
Of ibis city; =, -,
decns pay undAEa Dividends certificates OF dePoht and
prior the 2Sh OF March next except In The
currency exlsng and rated aud valued and all
entitled dvtends add holders Of such caheates and
hsoEs, requested 10 collect he forthwith 2o-a1S
I b. STOVALI., Of Halifax, is a candidate
for the Board Public works. an the vacancy
ioned b. ne rsgnAdn Of Gen u O. Clay. Election second
Thursday In Ma Oh nAl-dst
lava COFFEB.-Just received, very SUI
,,s S.-S' 10 Of ''iA' 90 sroKis WILLIAMSON 400
NOCHINRAL-- 5fE N8l1l E~t
~ 100 pOunds OOshlnsal.
.n .'' "l' |" LERUvAL
EVOR SALE -r 800
Spring DrAyA
Apply 70 J. =. uUNAL
LII oornur Main and 10h -
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TWENTY THREE FARMS FOR SALE.

These estates up Confederate and win
read perceived bsg mostly 10 the neays Ines. free
tkngtion.
Tor fun pATtcuars address Charlottesville for The
aSsss WM ROSS.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-03

CoD LIVER OIL.
~ Asuppt Ofssa God Liver Oh, just received; a., By
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-03

CHAMBERLAINS OFFICE,
RicaMOSD, March %, 1854.
IN consequence Of my inability to procure
Il ea.nzs n5l,s hereby given 10 81 dbtOrs 20 the sty,
whose b are able ais once, tnat - uus provide hem-
sn.s A. W. MORTON,
mhs-si-Th ga a Tu. ChSnbsrlAin
NEW COMMISSION H0USE.-The sub
sSr has house o. Governor and Frank
liz ,t-e g. long ce.up BY D0ssvr Anderson an Oilers h1
r q rlead AMI he public for tbs sale OF all goods
TOBiCcO and CIGARS.
rhs dltclt RloHARD HILL, ia
tHANBRsLAISs OTF,cE, Aarcl
IN Council February goth, 1854, the ordi-
nance Concerning the IRE Bfigsde amended By the
.aopiIou " the folosiug addidonal section;
20 Upon occasion cf alarm Of Ore whenever any ave
engine or hose earge, sppaLs belonging hereo, shall be
nanE aonx ne Of N city t snail b toe dug Of
IN drivers u Vsees give the way nearest uddli " the
tre thereof and any driver ofauy
vehicle fang tha, conviction nereo be hnea
ot % Than mr. hsa hnndred dollars II free
p,on slave shall be Puaihed with stripes not exceed
ING NT 49, - A. W. NORTON
ma 70 Oleik SoanelL
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ENGLlsH CRUSHED SUGAk.--ln store,
je2o-,lt ta4A 00KlS, WILLIAMSON 90.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-03

uu HssRr w. ALLrS,
Governor State Of Lou siana.
Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1862-1865, 1864-03-03

p Ia Tvs mental caibre OF the composing the pres
ant Cabinet; and that IL that NJ Mallory Is gf cd with
moro thoroughly practical business mind thIn Any Of
them Whet or that not it Is ceran that they
ara all doing their best for the interests OF the country
They cap of course have other motive. They have
eysrJ motive to 90 So for all they held dear on th,
GARTH life property, family endesrments, aye and even
future fame il volved in the OF this struggle.
For n what other 90 necon than that of infauy would
their names 20 down to posteriiy If ne fail! Future
generations when suffering der the galiDg yoke o.
Yankee tyranny would tho name Of every promi-
tent man now associated With this movement 50 tee
authors Of their Woes
We should therefore be indulgent towards their
faults il they commit any, knowing that every motive
urges them to efficiency; and should BY all meaus
avoid eeusure where no groun Is Of censu'e exist
Mr. Mallory has undoubtedly been long the victim OF
what might be termed criminal censure. De Was as
slled when the operations OF bis Department were
necessarily matters of inference or speculation, anf,
as shown by subsequent Developments almost every
Inference which formed the grounds Of centure, Was
erroneous. Nor Il il probable that even the simple
amsnds of public acknowledgement OF this Injustice,
based upon he inallbe data Of the Committees ind
ing, wiz be made. Toe failure o do go, can but be-
trsy a motive for the censure other than the public
good Those who led to false conclusions respect
ing bis efficiency, and by consequence to censure WIN
out malice would bat vndisat, their own patriotism
an acknowledgement Of the Injustice. For, then WoGla
the purity OF their motive become apparent. 10 VIII
hold that after 80 perfect vindcation OF him ~
Committee of Congress- but betrays uniform purpose
to censure, right or wrong.
Il Is said that upon the developement OF the iscs
before the Committee, the most violent ana
OF his enemies in Congess we're suddenly convereu 10
bis side. The magnitude of his operations. Mhen con
trasied WITH the small display which marked their pro-
gIess, might well surprise those who esuma'ea lheh
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alasrrills Gig 9irsftora.
MnniClnaI Officers.

JONI HUGH SMITH, Mayor.
VIZ. SHANE, Recorder.
RUFUs HEERY, Treasurer.
JoHS CHUNBLY, City Marshal.
w. II. Wilkinson, Deputy Marshal
JAMES A. STEELE,
A. G. TUCKER,
A. B. SHAxKLIS, Revenue Collector.
z. B. GARRET, Water Tax Collector.
JAMES WYATT, Superintendent of Wa
ter Works.
JAMS PETIT, Assistant Superintendent
of Water Works.
DAN CUEMxGHAw, First Engineer OF
Water Works
WV j. SLHKARD, Second Engineer OF
Water Works
l. ". FREEMAN, Chief Of Fire Depart
ment
Low GoEBY, Assistant Chief of Fire De
partment.
WIN. WmGHT, Street Overseer.
JOIN O. Dom, Work House Keeper.
T. H. MCBRIDE, Sexton.
THOMAS McCARTY, First Clerk Market.
ELISHA Loye, Second Clerk Market
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CERTIFICATES OF CURES,


From eight % twenty years standing, With uames
known - science and Enle
For meilcs2 pzoDsries d BuehE, see DisDenss-
tory Of the United States
Soc Professor beWess' valuable works On the
Practice OF Physic.
See remarks made b. TIE lhis ceiebrsfed Dr.
Physick. PA iadelphia.
see remarks ulsle ~ IL. EphraIm McDoHeI. 4
celebrated Physician, ami member 81 tha ROyai
College u 5urgeons Ireland, and published 10 the
lransi.etioas u the King and tlueen' Joiraa!.
Bee Me1lco-Cnnurgeai kefies, pubished -
Benjamin IraFers, Fellow Of the Royal College d
surgeons.
See most q The late standard Worzs OF uasdieine.
Extrct Buchu, 20 per botle o. sx Tor 9 %
5arsapsria, leo 800
Impr'd Rose Wash, 30 am
OF half dozen u eaeh Tor sI2. snleh alH b.
sufficient 70 cure tne nlSst obstinate cases. n ire-
tons are adhered 10.
delivered to any address ssoursiy packed ffom
CD eTyatiOn-
S-Deserlhe zymptoHza Ia al communications.
Cursa EuarsEised. AdYics gratis.
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aailitary 9ireetntg
Subsistence Department.

COLI A. BECKWITH, c. c. g.,
Military Division Of the Mississippi
COL A P. PORTER, c. c. s.,
Department Of the Cumberland.
col G. R. MACFEELY, c. c. g.,
Department Of the Tennessee.
OAPT. SAM. }. LITTLE, C. s.,
Depot Conmisssry Subsistence, Cfiee No. 10
Cherry street.
CAPT. s. D. HENDERSON, c. s.,
Post Corn1nisssry Subsistence, Office North side
Public Square, opposite Court House.
CAPT. T. II HOPKINS, c. g..
Purchasing Commissary Of Subsistence, Office
ne2r corner Of Broad shd Summer-stTeets
CAPT. sam. O. GLOVER, @. s.,
In charge Of Beef Cattle. Office No. 10 South
Cherry street.
CAPT. JOHN A IRVINE, @. g.,
Disbursing ommisssry Subsistence. Office No.
~ Cedar-sgreet.
CAPT W H. A'LYAAS, c. g, lta
In charge of L. 3. Bakery, College-stEeet, near
Broad.
LIEUT. HENRY KING, A. @. g.,
In charge of soldiers Rest corner Cherry ami
Chulch-stTeetS.
LIEUT.. J. s GALLATTF, A. c. g.,
In charge Of Mangfaoturing, 6c., &C. oiIce no.
~ South Mar1et-street.
LIEUT.. T. s. HoLLIsTER, A. G. s. d A. A. @ A.
In charge Of Berdmen, St.bles &c. Once At
L. 3. Cattle Depot, below Lover LeYee.
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SheriH's Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF A WRIT OF VENDI EXPONAS
ID to nee rected. and delivered, from the Honor.
able Chancery Court OF Davidson ,Ounty, Tennes-
see, at its NJ Term 1864, will esPOse 10 public
sale, to the highest bidder, for cash the Court
HolIs yard IA the city Of Nsshviiief % SatGrd n,
the 18th day of October 1854, oil the right ltle,
ella IN interest and estate when " est ii. Hum
phreys tn had, or may have since SECURED, ia
and 10 the following descr bed property 10 Wit: A
tract of Laud in Davidson county, ennessee, and
on the west side tf Rains Avenue containing 6
ares and l44 poles sud being LIT No. J. according
to the plan Of the Ursula Rams Lands as lad down
on Page GA, Minute Book E. 1.-THE ChaneeTy Court
at Nash,il'e and be ng the same land bought by
". II. Humphreys al a sale made of said lands by
the Clerk and Master on III Sd of January, 1857.
Also tract Of land lying in same county and State
containing by estiIn ton 10 acres ana II poles and
bounded as foloSs: ginning in the centre Of
Browns Greek, where Susan Quimbys north
bOundal line crosses the same running thence
west With the line of the land belonging to Massey
heirs, 9, poles 10 tie eastern side of the eentce
avenue, thence south % west al, said aYeOUe,
- po es TO tue enue ruGnng 20 Browns Creek.
thence dong the north edge Of lie same south,
$50 east Il u poles To the centre of Browns Creek
tence siong the centre Of Sail cFell 10 the begin
ming, snd levied upon as the property of West II.
Humphreys & satisfy Judgment renieredin favor
John r. Glesyes, q. a b., 2gain~t W. II. Hum
phreys, James + SaunJeTS, 10, ". Hhor ON and +.
r. Rains. JAMES NJ. HINTON Sheriff,
oct6- BY THO5 HOBSON ID. -h'f
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County Oasers.

JAsn wHrTvoETH, Judge Of County Coaft.
P. L. NIcRoL, Clerk. ftas
Judges Court meets On 1st Mondsy and every
Saturday IN each month.
Quarterly Court, composed Of Magistrates meets
the LIST Monday "a January, April, July and Oeto-
Der.
sa.1uEL FHIrAs9s, Judge Of otsDeery. Court.
J. Z. GLEAyEs Clerk
= FakzIKH, Judge Of Crminal Court
JOIN II. HAII, Clerk.
Meets the lss Monday in April, August and De-
cenlber.
81 NJ. BEIEs, Judge Of Circuit Court.
d. G. Low, Clerk.
For davidson county. meets 4th Monday in jan
nary, 81 Monday in Stay and lst Mondaysin Sep
tsfni er
JAsDs II. HINTON, Sheriff
JOHN WuscS, County Trustee.
CHAs. ". Smith, County Register.
r. r BkTEz and JOHN Z. NEwhAN, Constabss OF
lat District.
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GEN ERAL HOSPITALS.
CUMBERLAND HOSPITAL,
Near Pententary Surgeon Burktt Cloak, U. 3
Vols, 10 charge.
SHERMAN HOSP1TAI,
Near Renitentisry. Surgeon ". Threlkeld, U.
Vols. ii Charge.
OFFICERS HOSPITAL
College Hill. surgeon J. E. Herbst, u, S. Vols
IN cnsrge.
40. / GESERAL HOSPITAL,
New Gun Factory. Surgeon J. l. Stanford. U. g.
Vols, N charge.
No. GENERAL HOSPITAL,
College Hin. Surgeon j. <. Herbst, u. 3. Vols,
in charge.
No. 8 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
g T. Cor Public Square with Branch on Broad
street. Surgeon !. r Ludlow, .. S. Vols, IN
charge.
no. S GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Masonic Hail. Church-sireet. Surgeon K. K.
Taylor U. s. Vols, in charge.
no / SMALLPOX HOSPITAL,
On the Charlotte Road. A. Asst Surgeon q. ".
France in charge
NO. IA GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Near ~ and @. Railroad Depot. Surgeon 3. Z.
Fuller. u. >. Vols, IN charge.
NO 10 GENERAL HOSPITAL,
Corner ia inner and Lne-streets, Surgeon ".
NJ. Chambers, q. 5. Vols, in charge.
no. 10 CONTRABAND HOSPITAL,
On College, between Church and Brosd-streets.
A. Asst surgeon Justin bOnayne IN charge.
No. lg GENERAL HOSPITAL
On Market-street, between Union and Church.
streets. Surgeon W. ii. Thom, u. 5. Vols, in
charge
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County COurt--BedfOrd County.
Bill to sen land in Bed
ford County.
OCTOBER TERM 1876

Solomon Reyis et al, ~
~ 81 Bill to sen land in Bed
The widow and heirs Of ford County.
David Reyis ct al.
IN this case IL appearing to the Court that the
widow and heirs Of David Reyis, jr., decd snd tiie
unknown children OF Elizabeth Wade, all Of whom
are made defendants IN the cause. are non-lesi-
dents Of the State of Tennessee, 80 that the ordi
rary process of law cannot be served upon them
Il is ordered that publication b. made 10 the Nash
vile Weekly Uai5a, q newspaper published in ne
city of.Nashvle for four successive weeks, requir
ing said defendants p appear before this Court
the Courtroom. IN ShelUyVlle on the first Tuesday
sfter the first Monday IN december neEl, 70 plead
answer or demur 10 camplsinao.s BILL or the same
will be taken for confessed and set for hearing ~
paefs. JOS h THOMPSON,
a. Fl WIsENER Clerk and Master
SoleitoF [Ocu3-sg5 prs fee, g.
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A Fine Todd County Farm for
Sale.

s ADMINISTRATORS OF THE ESTATE Or
"a L. b. LEAyELL, deceased, will offer for sale
70 the highest fidgisr. the premises, on Thur
day the 9Th day Of January, 1855, that well knOsn
and valuable Farm iying IN the south psrt of Todd
county, ky., and known - the Trenton Farm,
containing $50 acres about go acres cleared snd Ia
A hign state Of cultivation. s al farm D. unsur-
passed for fertility Of sol and advantages Of locality
by anv farm IN souteern keatGeky--it being COVE
uient TO chun hes, SCHOOLS, me merchant mills
snd within seven miles Of The Memphis Branch
Railroad The improvements are large buck
dwelling with all necessary out Buildings Afuuher
DESCRIPTION Il deemed unnecessary, a. any persOn
Nishjsg 70 purchase caa have an opportunity Of
yleEisg the premises by applying 70 Mr. 1homas
Mcclure or Mr. George kusheftord Trenton, by.
or any firthsr isfonnAtou can b had BY applying
70 nee az LOUISVILLE.
INNS The nb0ye farm VII be sold on a credit
Of ten years the purchaser giving biz nbtes IN ten
equal annual payments, without interestrunr the
nofes are due the payments 20 b secured b per
soual secur u, and lien retained upon Tie land
until The last note j. pad.
The farm VIII Be sold in body or ia detached
portions II required TO suit purchasers. saietO
take place ~ the usual hour.
JAMES l.. LAWSON
ADMIR- of ths Estate Of L. 3. JekYsll, ceed
oetk-I1t With the vAf annexed.
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Five Hor ses Stolen

ON SATURDAY NIGHT. OCTOBER sth. FROM
he Tennessee Hospuai for tbe Insane, fouI
horsesi One very large desp-coored bay horse
one pair Of ane greg hyrses, With short tsi-, su1
one EorTei mare
There was also stolen from this Institution about
q fortnight sinea. lark tay horse, four pears OLD
/ wiil give $50 for TIE rrtara ol The horses, snd
Ten Cents each for the miserable thieves who steal
nom this Charity. W. p JONES,
O.tll-lU Phys and superintendent.