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Pupils will be charged from the time they enter until the close Of the
Session, except those who entcrt the first two weeks, who will be charged
for the full Session. No DEDUCTIONS will be made except in caseso of pro-
tracted sickness, which must equal two weeks.
Tuition will be due monthly in advance.
Pupils will not be aLowedtO visit O 20 out on the streets during stndv
hours.
Young ladies will not be permitted to receive the attention of young
men, at their boarding houses o elsewhere.
The use of snuff and the chewing of wax and other things are strictly
forbidden; and parents and those boarding are requested to Cooperate in
enforcing this regulation.
Pupils must submit to the regulations Of the families in which they
board, as to their own parents.
No pupil from abroad. whose name has been entered, must leave the In
sttution to 90 home, without permission from the PRINCIPAL.
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is unsurpassed for the execution OF Caro-
and other Job Printing, in all colors.
lgfr We keep on hand II good stock Of
Stationery, such az Cards, Of all sizes, colOr-
amt patterns, flat-tap. Foolscap, Letter,
and Note Paper, Mourning Paper, Sc.
WcddingTickcts and Visiting Cards prin-
grammrs. Posters, Horse and Jack Bill.
Labels, Biil-iIcad-, Indcnturcs, Circnlars.
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order.
All communications should be addressed
TO
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Cotton Factors.
No. n Public Square, .
NASHVILLE, TENN.

NASHVILLE.

w WILL GIVE SPECIAL ATTEN-
w ton to receiving, Storing. SHINING
ana the purchase and sale of cotton. Wa
1eel grateful to our friends for their former
patronage, and hope by strict attention to
business and due regard for their Interest,
TO merit 2 continuance of the same. Wa
also solicit ~consignments of Cotton from
market. "'
we keep constantly on hand n large and
well-selectrd stock of
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s%ertion, and rs cents for cach subsequent
insertion,
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TO Dye Yarn o Bright Yellow.
Simmer the yarn in strong
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~ All foreign advertisers must pay IN
advance. 1t will be useless to send advcr-
tiscmcnts with the request to publish and
send bill" Patent medicine manufactu-
rers must pay according to published rates.
and IN no instance Will their special no.
tices be published except at 20 cents per
line for each insertion
e.B- Our Agents are notified that it will
be useless to take advertisements for us at
less than the above rates, and they must add
thereto their commission. POSITIVELY NJ
CREDIT. OR BARTER.
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70 contribute in proportion to the PUBLIC,
then If they charged for their work, Y
was looked upon rs cXtOr,ion. As well
AK a merchant to give money and charg,
nothing for his goods.
~ All communications to advance the
interests Of any individual. or corporate
body. must be paid for as advertisements
We shall determine for ourselves what Is
for the public benefit, and what ought tC
20 IN our columns.
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The Board Of Trustees has made arrangements for the repairing Of the
Buildings on the beautiful grounds formerly occupied by the Institution,
and expect to have them in suitable condition for the accommodation of
the School by the first Of September next.
The eminent success of the Principal and his assistant teachers, in this
and other Institutions is the best guarantee which We can offer to our
friends, In assuring them that this Institution is entitled to their confidence
and patronage.
For further particulars, address the Principal, or
JOHN
Chairman Eek. Com. Board of Trustees.
WINCHESTER, July, 1867.
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DuuuRll 9u5titntR,
Winchester, Tennessee.
This Institution wW open its meet Session the \
{ ZSt MONDAY IN SEPTEMBER NEXTV
FACULTY.,

Her. y: =. -McAENZlE, Il. By......,.,,,..... Principal
Miss JOE. e.. Black, .... .,. 1s,istanL
MIR. ". Il. ID WITT, 49,. .... Professor of Music and French,
ca" Other Teachers will be employed as the patronage may require.
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EXPENSES, (PER SESSION OF FlTE MONHS.)

~rdi
Board can be had in the best families at SO so to S. 90 per week.
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'A stout gentleman, sho frequently ex-
pressed his antipatlfy 10 The wlIole serpent
tribe, took occasion by this fresh attack, TO
utter some words Of warning, reminding
me Of the keepers request 10 keep back
from the case, and remarked that the
glasses had on az the time were probably
the attraction ! replied ihai the reptile
was apparently IN a state % strike at any
thing that came within reach, and two
minutes had scarcely elapsed when my
/ friend, with his little hoy. crossed in front
Of the den, when the python made a
similar blow at him. His alarm was
/ ludicrous with an exclamation Of intense
horror he staggered back half a dozen
/ PAGES; bat fear his activity would have
/ avaiied little but for The stout plate-glass
/ between. The evident desire Ofthis monster
TO get q human victim, while it ignored
the ducks within lis reach, seemed 70 indi-
cate a longing for larger prey. Il was diff
/ cult 10 imagine that the snake could really
( swallow a man, but the peculiar structure
! of the jaws in the boa tribe, and their i'm
mense power Of expansion, enable them 10
get down animals Of q bulk much exceed
ing their own. When these creatures sere
gliding about their deus, great play Of
muscle vas observable through the skin.
During these performances large box
was brought In bv two laborers. Il had
aPertures for ventilation, and eoniained
some large rock snakes. The keeper
raised the lid and touched one OF The
reptiles, which were IN half torpid con.
ditiou. This excited the curiosity OF on,
Of the workmen, who inquired anxiousIy
They be'ant alive, sir, be theyP Alive
yea said the keeper, do Won want 10 have
one out - oh, no, sir was the auick
reply, and he and bis companions were
| gone IN an instant The cobra Appeals Il
be one o. the most irritable species the
glass front Of its case Is partially white
washed 20 hide approaching objects from
| it, but Notwithstanding it strikes agains
I the glass 80 frequently that its mHzzle wal
| quite raw
! 90 took the opportunity Of asking IN,
| keeper II he had ever observed the boa
| lick their prey before swallowing il. al
they arc popularity believed to do. II,
| replied, as expected, that in several years
| experience he had never seen it done. i
is not improbable, / think, that, while th,
boa Is examining his recently killed prey
to commence the swallowing operation il
the most convenient manner, it may keeI
pickering lie tongue in and ont, as mos
serpents are in the habit Of doing, and thi
may give an Inaccurate observer the ide.
that il was licking It's prey. l fear thi
account may appear tediously minute, bu
| send il on the chance of interesting som,
who have never been present at the ser
penis dinner hour
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Nnion aud dispatch.
rHE oLD BAoHELon.
BY CLARA

See 'lie old bach he goes Plodding along,
No creature more sad and forlorn;
40 sweet little wife to sing him song.
When he comes heme all weary and worn.
None gives him kiss on smile Of delight,
No white arms around him are thrown.
No tea tables spread, no FIRE burns bright.
Tabby purrs him welcome alone.
jos, look at his den, "a. y pidful ,igiu.
Dirt. ashes, torn garments, vow:
Such a bed ne'er saw. were those sheeg
ever white
or his door ever cleaner than now
No wonder he's crusty, the poor, dirty Elf
Look there, at that pile Of old shoes
Crammed under the bed. whilst mp on ih,
shelf
Lies a half scrubbed ode TO the. muse.
His shirts without buttons, his iickeys n,
strings,
And his socks are all our at the toes
Ecu from a sweet baby with terror 81,
springs,
Aud declares them the greatest Of bore,
Bui the pictures too had. IN throw dow
my pen,
Vet sou al know it's true 10 the life.
Take warning in time. then. ye handsome
young men,
And gel you a sweet, charming wife.
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THE NOBLEST ROMAN OF THEM
ALL.
a ErnrNIscEScE % ruE gAr

REMiNiscENCE % TuE war.
Al the battle Of Shiloh, Geo ". Johnston,
then Provisional Governor Of KyentucAy.
was rendered q position on the staff Of the
immortal Albert Sidney Johnston, which
be declined, preferring TO accept the mus
ket Of a soldier in the heroic 9Th Kentucky
Having donned the accoutrements of g sol
der, the aged Governor yalianHy fought
the Federals throughout the terrible strug-
gle Of sunday, when the wane Of day pro
claimed a brilliant victory to Southern
arms. As the crimson tide Of battle, ia
mountain surges, rolled in favor Of the Con-
fedcrates, the Federal General Prentiss and
Eve thousand Of his followers yanquished,
and grounded their arms Elated with sue
cess, buoysni aud sanguiDe, the Governor
approached squad Of Confederates,
mounted on their war steeds, among whom
we're General Breckenridge, Col. Nichols,
and Major Monroe, and addressed Maj NJ,
saying Shiloh The Redeemer liveth.
These words cbristened that dark and
bloody ground, Shiloh
The Fcderals were heavily reinforced on
Monday by Buelrs army Of 10000 men,
and again the brazen-mouthed cannon and
the sharp rattle Of musketry, wars rude
dialect, proclaimed a renewal Of the sirug-
gle The tide Of battle ebbed and flowed
until, weary with slaughter, fatigue, and
overwhelmed by numbers, the Coufederates
gradually receded TO their fortihcations at
Corinth, proudly conscious Of a triumph,
bat TOO much enfsebled to hold the ground
their yalor had won.
But alas ere the lurid glare Of battle
had III up the hazy morn OF Monday
bloody struggle, the life's blood Of the ehiy-
alrous old Governor had enerimsoned the
field which his lips had christened Truly,
liberty in its last analysis is but the blood
Of the brave
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IN CHANCERY AT CAMDEN. TENN

B. B Gilbert g. W W and j T. WaEgauer and
OthUrs.-Orgiual Bill.
n. APPEARING To THE SATISFACTION
/ Of the CLERK and Master from allegations IN
thebll and amended hill, which are sworn 70. that
J. T. Magg0aer and 4. G. Hubhs, defendants In
th,s cause are nOn-rosiden1s of the State of Ten
pessee. 50 that the ordinary process of law can
not be served pp0n them; it IS, therefore, or
dered that publication be made for lour cOnsecu-
five weeks In the UNIoN AND DrsPArCB. q news
naper published in the city Of Nashville, Tenn,
re5uiripe said non resident defendants o. appear
before Tie Clerk and Master Of said Court, az bis
once IN Camden. on the first Monday IN January
pext and plead answer. or demur 90 complain
ants hill or an order PRO ~1Rfsssa will be taken
against them November 2iih 1850.
" Ito NV ~. A. STEELE. c. A NJ.
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20, BOX s2a,,...,,..,....NAsHvILLE. TEN
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FOR 0HILLS AND FEVER
Use the Best!
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Nothing more reliable than Hurlcys Tonic.
WILL eura Agpa anj FeFCr ChillE and fever in
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Who has tried Hur cyl Tonic speaks in the highest
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and more certain than quiuine. No bed result5
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use mi. LEY'S AGUE TONIC. send ORDER 20
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Montgomery County Bonds.

coupons OF SAID BONDS, DUE JULY,
y 1872, January and July, 1868, January and
july, 1854 and January, 1876, will be funded,
percent. interest (bosds running hfteen years.
each for $50 o.. viii be issued therefor on pre-
sentatiOu % the undersigned AZ Clnrksville,
Tenn. Unpaid coupons, prior 70 said dates, viii
be paid durine 1867 commencing February ! /;
subsequent coupons are being paid rs fast as
taxes can be collected. Payments made az the
First National Bank Of Clarksyille. These bonds
General Assembly 1886, page SlS published
acts, and as directed by the County Court of
Montgomery county.
decl-d2t-wlt I. W KING. County Judge
Nashville Union and Dispatch copy twice daily
and once weekly, and send hin TO this office
Cl1vksriNg flsgair'e.
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q. II. SMITH,
TTORN Ely AT K.AW W,
NASHVILLE. TENN.
OFFICE. No. 6s}s Cherry street North Of
" DeaItfick street Sept
IN CHANCERY AT GARDEN. TENN.
samuel J. Reed vs., Nelson Cox and Tie Hers d
A. Baber

TT APPEARING TO TIE CLERK AND
4 Master. from allegations in the bill. which are
sworn Ga. that Eaten Roach and wife. Mary E.
formerly Mary Il. BsbeT, party defendants in
this causa non residents Of the State Of Ten
neiisee 50 thaf the ordinary process Of Law can
not be served upon them: il is therefore ordered
that publication be made for four successive
weeks in the URion and Dispatch, newspaper
Quiring said descendants 10 appear at the next
terIH 0l the Chaneery Court, 20 be held for the
county OF Benton at the Court House in the town
of Camden, sn the fourth Monday in February
next, then and there 70 plead. answer. OF dOmur
10 complainant bill or the same will be taken
for confessed and SET for trial ey parts as 20
them. November IS. 1865.
dec5-4tw W. A. STEELE. c. and ".
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AKER0YD & DOBsON,
lFFIoE OF GENERAL sUPERIyTEyDENT.

J. W. BROWN. Gcn1 Pass Agent. -
noY2---ff
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Partnerehip NotIce.

II A. CROMWELL AND JOHN. W. MOORE
have associated themselves in business ia
H. Town III lyaverly Humphreys county. The
partnership Is limited 10 The purchase ant sale
~ ary goods and groceTies, a. wholesale ana
Tefau under the frm. name and style OF CroWsli
\ No. The partnership also extends % the
I,siUa9e at keepine and furnishing n hotel in
the town Of Wayerly in the said county and
state. For there purposes, the Get ~ eitner
party binds the hrin Ihls 2lsi AqAein,9,g,T ioQo'
dcc7-6tw ). W. MoOhE.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT A
~ Commission appointed b. authority Of Act
Of Congress, D. pas upon the Claims Of loyal
persona, for compensation for their slaves. who
were enlisted OF drafted int the United states
army within the State d Tennessee. IL now ia
session 10 Nashville, and prepared % receive ali
such claims. A. the room Of the Commission,
No 531< Colounade Building Cherry street
o. z. DAVIS, President
T. 5. Commission for State Of Tennessee
Nashville, Tennessee
daeql--~sf
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WEAKLEY & YARBROUGH,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
NO. NORTH COLLEGE STREET.

isVoV BARRELS EXTRA FAMILY FLoUE :;
200 barrels extra superhne Flour
50 hogsheads New Orleans Sugar;
25 hogsheads DsuneTara Sugar;
50 barrels Crushed and Powdered Sugars
200 sacks prime Rio Coffee
Is sacks Laguira Coffee;
25 barrels fresh Rice;
50 barrels New Orleans MUlasses
200 boxes Proctor Candies Soap
$50 boxes various brands Sop;
t0c boxes Star Candles;
100 boxes TalloE Candles, hard pressed
50 boxes fine Chewing Tobacce
50 gross Fine Cut Tobacco;
25 barrels Smoking Tobacco;
25 kegs English Soda;
25 kegs American Soda
30 CASES and H. cans Oysters;
50 boxes Pepper;
50 boxes Spice;
so boxes Indigo 4
50 boxes Ground Mustard
% barrels Mason's Backing;
90 boxes pint, quart and half gallon Bottles
90 boxes CARROTS suua;
20 gross Durkee's Bluing;
25 barrels Bourbon Whisky
% barrels Robertson County Whisky;
100 barrels Foote Mash Proof Whisky
100 barrels Ginger Cordial;
Is barrels Ginger Wine
10 barrels Sweet Wine
50 barrels Grape Vinegar;
% barrels Lemon Syrup;
90 boxes Starch
so dozen Buckets;
50 dozen Brooms
1000 Flour Sacks;
90 boxes assorted Candy
Brandy, Rum, Gin, Wines, Of yarious brands, Al
wEAKLEY < YARBRoUGH'S,
No. North College street, Nashville, Tennessee
oetil-3m
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~ CITANCERY AT CAMDEN. TENN

Samuel J. Reed rs Nelson Cox and others, heirs
NJ law of stephen Holowell. Injunction Bill.
/ Of the Clerk and Master, from allegations
In the bill, which is sworn 10. that Eaton Roach
and wife Mary T.. formerly Mary E. BRbeT are
non residents Of the State Of TENNESSEE so that
the ordinary process of law cannot be served up
on them; II Is, therefore, ordered that publicH-
ton be made for four consecutive weeks in the
the city Of Nashville, commanding said non
resident defendants % appear at the next term
Of the Chancery Court 20 be held for the county
Of Benton, at the Courthouse IN the town of Cam
den on the fourth Monday in February next,
then and there 20 plead. answer, or demur to
compliments bill, or the same will be taken
for confessedand set for trial p0ye as 70 them.
November the 2ith, 1865. W. A. STEELE,
decl2-itw Clerk and Master
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VALUABLE LAND
FOR SALE.

DY VIRTUE OF AN INTERLOCUTORY
ID decree Of the worshipiul County Court OF
Hickman county, made az the December Term,
1866, IN the case of John Nassill and others
against Troy s.. Broom and others. 1 viii expose
60 public sale, on the premises,
on the 18th Day of january Next,
The lands known as the Hassll Land, situated
aud being in the Seventh Civil District Of Hick-
man county, situated on the east side Of Pine
River. three miles west of Pine Wood, and nine
miles northwest of Centreville, bounded as fol-
lows, tO-Wit:
First Tract. Beginning on o gum and hickory in
the south boundary line Of O50 acre survey
granted 20 OTlan Smith, No. l. Ol running south
2i6 poles 10 a hickory, with black walnut point
ers al the fork OF ridge thence with the mean
ders Of said ridge 225 poles, 20 n poplar on the
south bank Of Pine River; thence up the mean
ders Of said river &j3 poles 10 a hickory on the
east bark Of said river, and in the north bound
AIRY line Of Thos. Buiiy's survey Of go acres f;
thence east with said line 239 poles TO the begin
ning-containing NO. acres.
Second Tract-BeginninE on q gum, Thomas
Baily's northeast corner running south with
said line 30 poles, 70 gum; thence east 52 poles
20 a gum; thence north > poles, to stake M
Robert Bowen line; thence with said line west
% poles, 10 the beginning containing TO acres.
Third Tract begins 81 two poplars In the cas-
boundary line of q $50 acre tract granted to
Thomas Baily, runs east 1907 poles 90 a black
oak near the foot of q bill thence north HJS
poles, 10 a stake In Birds south boundary line I;
thence west with his line 81 y poles 10 corner
of 10 acre survey Of said Bowen thence south
with the same 81 poles, 20 his corner, aud with
the line of another 10 acre survey Of said Bowen
in all "a poles 20 his corner IN line Of a haO
mere survey granted 20 Thomas Baily; thence
south with the samc 1872 poles, 90 the beginning
containing l0S44 acres.
Fourth-Also one other tract, 1t being that
part Of a ESQ acre tract on the east side Of Pine
River that was granted to Orlena Smith, No
l,40l-containinR about 60 acres. In all together
about ass acres
AN The above described lands will be sold to-
gether, ON q credit Of one. two and three years.
Notes with two OF more good securities, with
interes from date, and the sum Of per cent. on
the amount bid in cash. 20 pay cost and attor-
nevs' fees etc This December 4, 1866,
NJ. n. PICKETT, Clerk and Master,
dccll-4tw and Special Commissioner.
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NOTICE.

A Ii THOSE HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
n the estate of Vim. McAuley, deceased, are
hereby notified 10 file the same with the Clerk OF
the County Court Of Stewart county, state Of
Tennessee. ON or before the let day Of April
1867. legally authenticated, in order that the
same may be liQuidated and discharged in ac-
coTdance with the acts Of the LEGISLATURE 81 the
State Of Tennessee relative 90 insolvent estates.
This the lst day of December, 1886.
deeh-2lM- nANIEL McAULEN. Admir-.
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NOTICE.

4 Ii THOSE HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST
a the estate of W. 3. CHEVY, deceased, are
hereby notified to Gle toe same with the Clerk
Of the County Court Of Stewart county State OF
Tennessee, on or before the 18th day Of March.
1857, legally authenticated, IN order that the
ing % the provisions Of the acts Of the Legisls-
ture 81 the State Of Tennessee relative to insol-
vent estates. This 30th dag Of kOvem Der, 1850
deei2-W3ts ". A. WEST. Admir-.
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nnrIer.a atomneh nIller-

For Debility. Logs of Appetite. Weakness. LODI
gestian or Dyapspzia want Of action on the Liver.
Disordersd stomach. there are 20 biitert that
compare with these 90 removing these Distressing
complaints. For sale or can BE- had ~ any Drug
Store IN the United States. Or from the pr0Prie
tors, Louisville. Ky. corner seventh and Green
streats b. whom All orders should be addressed.
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nENToN COUNTY-NOTICE.

George W. Hartley VS.. W. II. Uney.-Attach-
ment
THE PLAINTIFF STATES, ON AFFIDA-
i Wit, that the defendant is indebted to him.
and has removed himself from the State, having
obtained from W. A. Steele, Justice 0fthe Peace,
an original attachment against the estate Of the
defendant. returnable before said Justice for
Benton county, Tennessee. and the same having
been levied by gnrnishment on effects in the
hands Of W. X. Alden. Administrator Of VIM.
FarrOw. deceased. belonging 70 said defendant:
for four successive weeks in the Union and Dis
patch, a newspaper published in the city of
Nashville. that the defendant appear before said
Justice at his Office in Camden, Benton county,
Tennessee, on the 25th day Of April next, 70
defend said suit or il win be set for final deci-
sion ex parte. W. A. STEELE, j. p.
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TTurIey'. Popular worm CANDY.

As this ia really a Specific for Worms. and the
beet and most pala e form % glve % children,
IL il not surDTisiug 10 b j. fast taking the place
Of at other preparati1rF f0T wOrus-ii being taztc-
less any child viii take II.
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For Rent.

DY DECREE IN CHANCERY, IN THE CASE
d Of JnO. w. Walker vs.. the Sheriff Of Davidson
county and others, | am directed 70 rent tor the
year 1851 the following property, viz:
The Store House now occupied BY Mes5Ts. X.
y. Cheathhm Co.
The Store House on Church street occupied BY
Messrs Hamilton & Green. And Store Room
between the two houses above mentioned.
Those wishing 10 rent will call on me at X. y.
Chatham & Cos corner Of Church aud College.
der8-tf IBL r. r. WOODS Trustee
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oriental Pearl Drops

For Beautifyiug the Complexion, sHectnahy re,
moves Tan. Frcckies, Bl0tehes. and giving the
skin an elegant smo0thness not easily attained ~
any other. IL use among me laies o. fashion ~
~ East. riFes b. character Tor efficacy which
~ once stamps b. -s infinitely superior for the
fe.Iaf af Il LADY,.
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IInrley,s anrnapariIIa.

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mer Medicine stands uuriyaled, removes Oh im-
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