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SHORT SESSIONS OF THE LEGAs-
- a LILLE


The convention should incorporate in
the revised constitution provision limit
ing the pay of members of the Legisla-
ture to, say seventy-fiye days for regular
sessions, and another prohibiting the Leg
islature from passing any private or special
laws or granting corporate powers, and
authorizing the courts to perform these
duties. If this were done it would save
very large amount to the taxpayers OF
the State. We have had two Radical
Legislatures since the war, and they were
in session seven hundred and twelve days,
exclusive of the extra session OF 1866,
which occupied twenty-one days lnclu-
ding the extra session, the cost to the state
has been 1921, 1895. If the constitution
had contained the provisions we suggest,
the cost to the State would have been
about $4,000, exclusive of the extra SEES
sion. Instead of the Radical Legislatures
having spun out their sessions to the ex-
traordinary length of seven hundred and
twelve days, theywould not have exceeded
seventy-five each, OF one hundred and
fifty for both, and have resulted in the
saving of a half million dollars TO the
State. 1t may be said that seventy -fiye
DAYS is too short time in which for the
Legislature to transact the public Business.
The public acts passed by the Radical
Legislatures are comprised in four hun
dred and thirty-six pages, while the
private acts occupy fourteen hundred
pages. Judging by this criterion, we find
that about one-fourth of the time of
the Legislature has been devoted to
public and three-fourlhs to private busi-
ness. All this private business might
have been transacted by the courts with
very little cost to either the State or the
parties interested. A reference to the acts
before the war will show that about the
same proportion of the time of the Legis-
lature was occupied with private business.
Prohibit the Legislature from passing
private or special acts or granting corpo-
rate powers, and it will be found that the
public business can be easily attended to
within the seventy-fye days for which the
members would receive pay. The five
Legislatures preceding the war, beginning
with that of 1872 and ending with
| 1890, occupied eight hundred and three
days. Assuming that one-fourth of the
time of the Legislature is devoted to the
transaction of public and three-fourths tC
private business, the public business re
quiring the action of the Legislature il
the ten years preceding the war, could
have been transacted in forty days tC
each session, or two hundred days in all
The two Radical Legislatures since the
war continued in session two fun year,
out of four and a half, and at a time wheI
the interests of the State required les
legislation than at any period in its his
tory. The constitution ought 10 be Sc
amended that no future Legislature cal
commit so gross an abuse of power Thi
can be done by limiting the pay of mem
bers to about seventy-fiye days, for they
viii not continue in session when they
have to pay their board-bills and get moth
| inc for their services
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County Court at Nashville.

Z. Z. Work and W. K. Bowling vs.. libby WoIk
ct oil.
A THE OFFICE OF THE CLERK OF THE
"A County Court at Nashville, on the 22d day of
November, 1863, on motion Of compliments, by
counsel in the above cause, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Clerk that the said defendants
Ann NJ. Work and Ann Eliza Work, are non-resi-
dents of the State of Tennessee, and therefore the
ordinary process Of this Court cannot be served
upon them; it is therefore ordered by the Clerk
that publication he made for four weeks in success
sion in the Nashville UNION AND AMERICAN, a
newspaper published in the city Of Nashville, re-
quiriug the said defendants to appear at the next
term Of the County Court to be holden for the
county Of Davidson, at the Courthouse thereof, in
the city of Nashville on the first Monday i'll Janua-
ry next, and answer said bill, the same will be
taken for confessed TO them and set for hearing
sx partC. T. l.. NICHoL,- -
uOy2-iW Clork.
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which it is so eminently entitled.

THE Washington correspondents art
having some fun at the expense of Vice
President Colfax. One of them says
'.As a specimen of some of the testimony
taken by the House Election Committee,
in its investigation in Louisiana, It !,
noticed in the records that NEGRO witness
from the lower counties, in answer to
questions by Kerr, the Democratic mem.
her, swore that he believed one of the Re
publican candidates at he presidential
election was a negro. When asked
whether it was Gen. Grant or Speaker
ColfaX, he replied that it was the latter,
and that he knew that he, (Co!fax) was a
negre, from his pictures.
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Thus 1t will be seen, says The New York
World, that ''the Western farmer, who
on the Ist of September calculated on
getting S 600 for GOO bushels of wheat,
can only get at the utmost Sl,3i5 But
he has, Notwithstanding, to pay the same
price for Ais leather goods, for his iron ar
ticles, for MS wooden and dress goods, for
his coffee, tea and sugar, as if his wheat
would still fetch him 81, 600 for 900
bushels. But why has The fall in gold not
had the corresponding effect on manufac-
turcd commodities! Simply that an OPP
prcssiye law, Substituting corrupt monor-
oily forbids us 10 buy our iron in
England, lwhere il costs only Sl4 gold
ton per PIG, but obliges Us to pay home
manufacturers $:&7 10 SIS currency per
tom Tor Il. /! is The same with blankets.
alpaca, leather steel glass, and a thou
sand Other ARTICLES The nearer we an
preach healthy state of currency the
more kecnly will the oppressed and
robbed producers of the soil feel the on
preston. The present shrinkage in the
price of products abundantly proves that
the greatest hindrance 10 the restoration of
specie payments is the existing tariff. In
the meantime our farmers are deprived
Of fully o1c.BH Of their years labor :;
which, we fear, viii have an immense in
t'ucnce on the commercial prosperity of
the couftIy. " "a.
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rTsE LEGISLATURE YESTERDAY
There was no quorum.


Bills we're introduced by Mr.. Sherrod, to
repeal the act providing for the payment Of
the Governors staff by Mr.. Steele, to re-
neal the act to encourage immigration to
this State; by Mr. Fleming, TO modify
the law regulating the land offices of the
State: by Mr. James, of Hamilton, to re-
peal the act electing revenue officers by the
people, and providing that sheriffs shall
collect the revenue; by Mr.. Roach, to
enable delinquent railroads to reduce their
liabilities 20 the STATE by paying their in
n debtedness in State bonds. FftEt
Mr.. Sherrod, offered resolution pro-
viding that the members of the Legislature
shall be paid in the notes of the Bank of
Tennessee issued prior to 1861.
Mr.. Fleming, offered resolution pro-
yiding for a select committee to investi-
gate upon what authority the report of the
Superintendent of Education was printed,
involving, as it does, an expense TO the
State of So, 600, and providing that if the
Comptroller has not yet issued his warrant
to pay for the same to stay further proceed
ings until the committee reports The
resolution was adopted
The Speaker submitted q communica-
ton from the Comptroller, asking informa-
ton in regard to the payment of taxes by
collectors in Tennessee Bank notes. where
the money was collected in gold and silver,
and suggesting the passage of bill to pre-
vent this.
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NE STATE nEFfT-

Ia Didertp arrive ai correct conclusions,
we must bc fully informcdast to the facts
w have heretofore collatcd from the
report of the Comptroller Of the Treasury,
and other reports made 10 the Legislature,
statements showing that the liabilities of
the State were over $4,000, 600 We
again rccm to The subject, deeply i'm
pressed with lis importance, and satisfied
HAT II is only 10y fully comprchcndng our
situation in an ils bearings, in all of IFS
length, breadth and thickness, that our
legislators can prepare themselves for the
duty imposed upon them. With but little
regard to the Indebtedness of the past,
let us see how We viii stand in the future,
not the distant but the immediate future.
Look at the following figures, showing
She condition of the State Treasury a, the
end of the present fiscal year, Oct 80,
$50. crc1,tdipg The bonded deb; of the
State proper and the bonded debt upon
railroad account:
'-'-rnst on state debt due July p
''.' ...-.... ....,...-- slir',oo" on
'' ''.',ll-e ""- -, 'ia'i'Sl TIC ii''s- $1,000, 80
Amount claimed boy Messr-. Ward d.
Briggs, ponituutiary -.-.-..--... .... 207,bD 90
uaub of Tennessee notes receivable ion
stale t!,os.......................... 100000 %
@ 'I"@S Of lSe United state. against 'S"O'O 'O
'.. . ,,l ana Nr n5 NAM and Mem lem
reads ...----. :-...-....-...-. 5iI,56o 0J
Interest ur State I.1t I'm, T1i, is-o i"9 a13 mi
l......|. o.t. aI. $50 ........ s.i ,-c .l;D an
u w" '' N''h Ula' TINS statement in
,lulrg mo- N.DN. ,;1..r .r H..
'"'' vi 'iS N'1''
I'm, M. IL, '''''.
....,,.-.,:...., , ,'.', '''''SS inc comp
... -. '',.'. '.','' VIII be pa'd
..''. '''' ,''' '','' '''. j. 1868, &"
"'.. '' l7''' as N'a'e TAX, provided the
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COUNTY COURT AT NASHVILLE.

TRANK d. MOORE, ADMINISTRATOR rs. P.
i L. NichOl, ct dl.-At the office of the Clerk Of
the County Court at Nashville, on the 10th day of
November 1869, on motion Of complainant, by coun-
sci in the above cause, and it appearing to the
satisfaction of the Clerk, that the said defendant
John Nichol is a nonresident of the State Of Ten
nessee and therefore the ordinary process Of this
Court cannot be served upon him, it is therefore
ordered by the Clerk that publication be made for
four weeks in succession in the Nashville UNION
AND AMERICAN, a newspaper published in the city
of Nashville, requiring the said defendant to appear
at the next term of the County Court to be holden
for the county of Davidson, at the Courthouse
thereof in the city of Nashville, on the first Mon
day in January next, and answer said bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed to him and set
for hearing ex rarte. p. l. NICHOL4, Clerk.
moi dvy
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Hon. mirror Brown and Gen. A W.
Campbell are candidates for delegate to
the Constitutional Convention from Madi-
son county. Arch. McDougal, Esq, is a
candidate in Hardin, and Thos. C. Morris,
Esq in Dickson
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NORTH CAROLINA, like Tennessee, TN
der carpet-bag and seaIawag rule has had
created an enormously large debt, and
Gov. Holden in his message to the Legis-
lalure states that the january interest on
the same cannot be paid. Both Tennes-
see and North Carolina have failed under
Radical rule to pay the interest on the
State debt.
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SOME of the New York press are cack-
ling over the fact that two Thousand dollars
was raised in that city to purchase the
farm of that old horse-thief and cut-throat,
John Brown. The Philadelphia Age
thinks it is not much of an egg after all.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1869-11-23

TnE National KatcUigencer says
Judge Dent feels confident of his election
in Mississippi, if the officers appointed by
Gen. Ames TO conduct the election Go not
falsifv the returns.
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payable, s 900 cash, and 5000 yearly for FIVE
YEARS, without interest
The house is a three-stOry brick, containing II
rooms, besides Kitchen, Store-rOOm, Dairy-rOOm
and Bathroom, with large Halls and Punches.
Gardeners Lodge Of brick near the dwelling. Gas
Works for lighting the whole building, and every
room fitted with Chandeliers and aas-burners Of
handsome styles.
Good frame stable, carriage-hOuse, etc, etc.
large cistern Of DO barrels capacity, and never
falling well of water. The situation aud sure md
ings are unexceptiOnable and unequaled 10 this
vicinity For further particulars inquire Qf Isaac
Iitton Esd No. 50 North Cherry street, OF the
undersigned on the premises. Possession even a.
once. ". IL GORDON.
I'm
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

FTNHE UNDERSIGNED, ADMINISTRATION OF
A the estate OF John @. Ford, decd, having sug-
gested to the Clerk Of the Davidson County Court
the insolvency Of the personal estate Of said dece-
dent hereby notifies ali creditors to hle their
claims, duly authenticated with said Clerk, on or
before the 10Th day of May next for pro rata dstr-
button or the shall be forever barred, both IN
law or equity. tnO21 ST. NJ C. hoULK, Admir-.
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viii be Sold Publicly, for Di-
vision between Owners, on
the 18th day of Dee, so,

To the highest and best bidder. The houses and
furniture are In good condition, and every Eng Il
In realineSs to continue business Aocen u oda-
Il ms for 400 visitors.
Of property, address Ellis ~ tu.s
oc93 n ErDrfsrfAi4e -
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- Il. CLOUD HOTEL
S a Z E !!

TTBE AUCTION SALE AT THE HOTEL is
L continued until wednesday morning, Nov. n,
at 10 o'clock at which time will be offered all kinds
of Bedroom Furniture, including
Redsteads, Mattresses, Bed Springs,
Wash Stands, Bureaus, MardrObes,
Tables, Chairs, etc, etc.
All descriptions Of Bed Oothing-embracing
Sheets, Blankets, Pillows, PillOw-slps. Counter
plnc3, etc, etc.
All kinds of Diuing-rOom Furniture and Dining
room Ware, including Tables, Batters and Trays,
Glass ware, Qucensware and CrOckery
areat variety OF Knives and Forks, and Spoons,
Sill PLATED ARE,
Including Casters, Sugar-bowls, Cream Pitchers,
etc. etc, and many other articles too numerous
Tor publication. Sale positive,
Wednesday Morning, 2itIs, inst,
at 10 o'clock. Come One--come all!
uo2} II MURPHY < Co, AUCtioneers
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TO Gu II $:

Where six Watches are ordered at one time, we
send a seventh Watch free. Goods sent by express
to he paid for ON delivery.
@. T. COLLINS x CO.,
nOv1G-tian1 No. 3s5 Broadway, New York.
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THE DECLINE IN PRODUCE.

The following were the prices of pro
ducts Of the farm and gold in New York
on the 26Dh Of August and 18th Of No
ycmhcr.
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f O r s A L II
nESIRING TO GIVE NY WHOLE TIME
~ and attention TO my profession, will sell
my stock of Drugs Medicines, Toilet Articles,
Fixtures, etc, e'e.. al Is per cent les than cost
l have a well selected and assorted stock,
Broad street.
To any ono who sill keep good stock and
give his whole attention TO the trade, 1 can
uarautee sue ess 1t this stand.
J. B. MITCHELL.
329 South Cherry.
OCg q Nashville, Tenn.
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The Cuhans intend to make a strong
effort to secure the recognition of bellig.
erents by Congress.
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Important Notice to Delinquent Cor
pOration Taxpayers
2OPey Cent. and Costs Saved by Pay
nlent Before Goth December

EINAL NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT
II the reduction on taxes due the Corporation IL
Nashville, for cash, viii positively cease ON he 18th
December 1859, after which distress warrJnts viii
be issued and collections made by law, without
abatement, with costs and interest added 10 is
important that those who have not paid, Should do
so at once, stop interest, and save heAyy expenses
BY order: ANSON NELSDNs
nov2O I'm Collector, City Lad, Market House.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
COpartnerShip Notice.

ON JANUARY l, 1870, F. p. MWHIRTER,
" Jas. A. Jennings and Ed Gillian, Jr., will be
admitted as partners in cur business.
FURMAN & co.
Nov. % 1869 till ianl 20
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P I A N O S

lust RECEIVED AT ATCLURES TEMPLE OF
81 Music fun assortment of Pianos from Stein
way & Sons, and Haines Bros, to which the atten-
ton Of the public is invited Prices to suit the
times,
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BARGAINS EXTRAORDINARY.

WE HAVE FOR SALE,
w the cheapest residence in Edgeffelu, a two
story frame house with six rooms, kitchen, csteru
and stables-aI in the very best order, and not far
from the bridge. Price $4,000 cash.
Also. large number Of residences In Edgeheld,
at prices and terms to suit all parties.
In the CITY we have a small two-story brick
with four rooms at s. 900, ON long time, situated
near the corner Of Summer and Ash streets.
Also two small frames near the Nashville and De-
catur Depot, at 81 800 each.
Also a small frame with two rooms, in good con
dition, in North Nashville, at 500.
Also, beautiful brick, No. ~ south High street,
with six rooms, at 5000.
Also three-st0ry brick, on Broad, between Col
lege and Cherry streets, Of 5000
Also, store and residence new and IN perfect
order on Broad, bet Summer and Cherry, al g. 900.
Also, store and residence, No. n South College,
street, il perfect order, at S9,D00.
Also, twO-stOry brick, ON Deaderick, opposite
Banner ONCE, at S15D0O.
Also, three-story brick store. No. IS Union
street, at Sl2,OOO-rents for 81 $40 per aunum.
Also, three-stOry brick store, No. 10 South Mar
ket street. at 5000
Also, tvo-story frame residence, No. "a Line
street, at $4,000.
Also, two-st0ry brick with eight rooms, No 205
Gay street, at g 500.
Also large number Of houses and lots al over
the city including a large number Of SUBURBAN
RESIDENCES, for sale, for lease and for rent, ON
easy terms. Also, farms Of every DESCRIPTION and
price, Give Us a call and examine our list We VIII
sell as low as the lowest
ARLINGTON, FARrAR WEAELEYi
nOY11-tf No. 5lhorth College street
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BAILEY SPRINGS,
Lauderdale County, Ala.

FlNHIS CELEBRATED WATERING PLACE,
with the Hotel and Cottages, containing 10
sleeping rooms, besides parlJrs bail room, Inning
hail. Kitchens, bar and billiard MONS and tices,
together with about 100 acres Of land ADJOINING the
Springs Tact, and an the household and Kitchen
furniture, bar AID alley fixtures mules, hoes, cat
tie, sheep etc,
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Cotton BagSing!!

WE HAVE. On HAND A LARGE lot OF
India Flax and Hemp Bassins, which We art offer
ing at Louisville prices to close out consignment.
Those wishing Baggng We think can make 1t
to their interest togyc US a cali before purchasing.
GEO. a. GREEN a. co.,
Nos. % and - South College street, little above
Broad. nOy23 I'm
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COTTON NOTICE.
w of December, to
REDUCES

the charges on cotton consigned to us for sale
Having increased facilities for Storing Cotton.
we will only charge 81 80, instead of 50, as
heretofore.
The Insurance will also be reduced, as
we can now obtain risks cheaper, in consequence
of having
FTREPRO0F WAREHOUSE.
There will be no deduction made for ties, unless
over seven, as has been done,
We invite all our friends and old customers
and as many New Ones as possible, to
give us a trial, and we promise attention TO
their interest and will give TO them all that is
coming te them in weights.
GEO. @. ALLEN & Co.
We have removed from the old McAlister corner
to a little above Broad street, to Nos. 81 and 80
College street.
nov2l-2m GEO c. ALLEN i Co.
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THIRTY THOUSAND DOLLARS,

+ WILL SELL MY RESIDENCE ON THE BROAD
Il Street pike, little beyond the city limits viii
20 acres Of ground attached, for
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SHEET MUSIC.

II MBRACl Nc THE CLASSIC, MEDIUM, AND
l. popular editions Of the day Supplied whole
sale and retail at the TEMPLE OF MUSIC, 3G
aniOu street. nuy23 Nv
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Lard Bar e!,
DRUG STORE

KEGS, Of al sizes aud descriptions. Also.
TANKS. OF ali kinds and sizes, built on short
mott either N the city or country. A II work
well done and at reasonable prices sop thai
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EXTENSIVE CHINA SALE
OF
Dinner, Tea & Chamber Sets,

ME HAVE RECEIVED BY RAIL LARGE
w stock of the above goods, which we will sell
at auction on Thursday, the 25th inst, COM
mencing at 10 O'clock, at our Auction Room, No.
Is North College street.
The above goods embrace the finest articles Of
French China Sets. Also Bohemian Glass, Toilet
Sets, Fine Silver Castors, Spoons, Forks, etc
These goods Will be sold without reserve.
For further particulars see catalogue. The
goods will be on exhibition on Wednesday.
T. W. BARNES & co.
noY2ll2t Auctioneers.
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California Diamonds Set in Gold.

We are now making Jewelry Of the California
Diamonds These are real stones OF great briliancy
and hardness, and cannot be distinguished from
the genuine stones, even by good judges. They
are particularly brilliant at night by artificial light
do not scratch or become dun by use and retain
their briIlancy for an indefinite time. The follow
ing are the prices:
Ladies' and Gents Finger Rings single
stone. one karat weight ..........-.....S S each.
Gents Pins, single stone according to the
size of the stone ....................... 4 TO Sc
ladies Cluster Pins. ............ 80
Ladies' Cluster Earrings ............ 90
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Imitation Gold Hunting Watches

collins Metaln Improved Oroidel. These justly
celebrated Watches have been So thoroughly tested
during the last four years and their reputation for
time and as limitations of Gold Watches, is So well
established as to require no recommendations
PRICES Horizontal Watches, $40 equal in ap-
pearance and for time TO Gold Watches worth 500 ;
Full Jeweed Levers, Sl5, equal to $50 gold ones ;
Full Jcweed Levers, extra fine and superior irish
800. equal to 500 gold ones.
We have just commenced making a very G1e
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BTRDETT ORGANS.

4 FULL ASSORTMENT OF THESE BEAU
y tiful instruments can be found at McClure's
Temple Of Music, and at prices which defy COM
petition.
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AMERICAN WATCH,

fun ieweled, Patent Lever, clrouometer balance,
adjusted to heat cold and position, four and one
half ounces down weight, equal in appearance and
for time to A Gold Watch costing $3.50.
We charge only So for these magnificent Watches.
All our watches in hunting cases Gents aud Ia
dies Sizes Chains, Collins Metal 81 to S. Also ali
kinds of Jewelry, at One-teuth the price.
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nov2o-dcod swawlm spsd
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For Rent or Lease,

ETY FORMER RESIDENCE, ON THE CHAR
vi lOtte pike two and One-half miles from the
city. brick house with five rooms, kitchen and
servants ROOM and 1G acres of ground in cultiva-
ton. Possession given Immediately on the LIST
Of January next. JNO. c. BURCH,
oct3I-f Union and American.
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- stylish tueyes.