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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-04
NOHTHERN PREJIrDICE

The Norfolk IjrginjGn, noticing The
return of young man of Portsmouth,
Va, from Philadelphia, where he wen,
in quest of % situation, says: Gle car
ried with him letters of recommendation
from some Of orr best citizens, letters,to
recommending him in the highest terms.
he applied 10 great many business
houses, showing them his letters, snd, in
some instances, was informed that be
would sui; but, upon ascertaining he
was 3 Southcrner, he was informed that
hey did not want him. One instance
which be informed Us was type of the
others, as follows: Upon entering he
showed his letters To the head Of the
house, (lhis party had advertised in one
of the Philadelphia papers for clerk, }
and after an examination of them, etc,
was told that he would suit and could 20
to work al once, directing where 10 be-
gin, AS he was about 10 commence the
employer called TO him and asked him
where he was from, and he replied, ''from
Virginia" to which he received, in an
swer, cab, you are from the South; then
I don't wan. you He stated TO us that
If he had hailed from the North be would
have had no difficulty in obtaining stu
alton, but ,ha the prejudice OF the BUSH
ness men of Philadelphia was so strong
against the South that they refused him
employment solely because lie was 8 Viz
giniaD, and he returned home without
having obtained employment,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-04
GRArS ASDsAN DOMINGO.


The Springfield (Masa.) Republican,
a Radieal aiaan. reports Gen. Grant as
sill tenacious of the San Domingo job,
and s2yS: Several prominent Republic
cans, . b9 saw him previous to leaving for
the West aai talked with him about San
DJmiuec, assent tbgt he il more sanguine
of success llaa before. He told one of
Il e gent,e,re1 that, N his opinion, the
recrrt OF Tie Commissioners would con-
voIt The country to annexation. He said
ihsl he should never again urge Congress
to lake action O. the subject. but expects
Tea5iog Senators to take the initiative
mex, winter, and push thema',er through. "
Sersor Moron has the job under his
chs,Ee ia ibe Sers- ?, and he vii! he backed
By sd the inhuerce CT the administration.
But the rep1lt Of the Commission has not.
strengthened G.s annexation movement.
Il is weaker nov, sass the Philadelphis
Age, tasn il was year sgo. The real
coGdi'ifn Of the islsnd is better under
sttn1, anlthe fna1cisl arrangement be-
TWEEN Gen Graut ana Ger. BaeZ has been
brovaht to the rotice of the public with
mcst damaging effect. Nor is il certain
lhs, Ger. Baez viii be able TO maintain
his sscandaucy in San D mil g. until the
mex, meeting Of Congress. His power
arf il tiueuce are en- the decline, and a
revolution may put another man in his
place At an early day. On the whole, the
prospects of GEE. GIANT pushing this job
through Congrss: are decidedly untavors-
bic, notwithstanding he has on his side the
sscEet service fund snd greedy and plia-
be Senate.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-04
Governors Proclamation.

z q. Ewing, ". T. Cooper and ". B. Bees,
Solicitors for Complainant apI6 d4w
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-04
THE WEAKLY OF THE DEMO
f.KE ssFEp - a RTE

The New York World, in an article
upon the inex,inguishsble vitality of the
Democratic party, says: ''Whatever may
be the causes, nobody can dispute the fact
that The Democratic party is great deal
stronger at present than it was four or
five wears ago, when ali the Repu blican
journals were employed in erecting its
tombstone AMI engraving its epitaph.
None of them talk of collins and tomb
stones now. TIE likeniug of the party
10 the Hartford Convention Federaists
was long ago dropped. Morton, Grant
and Colfax have opened the Presidential
campaign full year in advance of The
usual time, because they fear the grow
ing strength of the Democracy, and they
resort "a wholesale defamation end
cslumny because they know they would
be beaten on truthful presentation Of
the real issues. The Tribune has again
and again predicted that the election OF
next year will be one of the most stTenu
ous and hOt,y contested in our political
history. Surely the Republicans have
ceased 10 believe that in coming into the
field against the Democracy they are
fighting corpse. They will find in the
event that they have more than their
match"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-04
VANDAL AND JACK MALONE

VIII make the present season ~ my pIace.
TKRMS-SlO0 each. Mares not proving in foal
oaR be returned next season gratis to the respec-
tive horses. Mares kept at 50 per month, unless
extra attention Is required.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-04
LARGE SALE
Blooded Stock, Etc.

MY ANNUAL SALE WILL TAKE PLACE AT
wi BELLE MEADE, Saturday, May 8,
1871. at 10 O'Clock a. u at which viii offer to
highest bidder without reserve and no by-bidding,
about Is head Of fashionsbly bred Blood Stock,
two and one year ODDS, Grade Attorney Mich Ost-
tie, improved Leicester Sheep, and improved
Berkshire Pigs. till msyo
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-04

TUE Radicals of Ohio are troubled very
much about a candidate for Governor.
Two OF three weeks since Hon. b. +.
Wade, IN ply to sqestion as TO whether
he would accept the nomination, said he
would no; if Il were rendered 10 him,
and suggested the nomination of citizen
of his own town, we believe. The Gin
cinnati Gdsets has continued to advocate
the nomina ion Of Wade, and inGmaied
that he would not decline if it were ten
dered him. The Cleveland Herald asked
The Gd-ett, what warrant il had ''ior lis
statement, stronger than the positive as
sertion of Mr.. Wade, over his own sig
nature, that he cannot accept the office
should il be rendered him, the latter re
piled thai if nominated lac would not de,
cline, and that 1t had "proper authority
for presenting he matter as il did. This
appears 10 settle the point tina, Wade is =
candidate for The Radical nomination.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-04

THR Indians are carrying on merci-
less warfare against white settlers in
Arizona. The country for miles around
Tucson is deserted, the settlers having
gone to that place for protection. While
the Indians are thus ravaging the from
tiers, troops have been quar'ered in
various parts of the South, where there IS
about as much use for them as thee is for a
third wheel to cart. Tha. Is the way
the Grant administration projects the
people. Grant will do anything to sd.
vance the political interests of the Radi-
cal party in the South, while he leaves
the people on the frontiers to the mercy
of the sgvapes.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-04

A SUIT has been brought in the United
States Court in Washington to establish
the right of female suffrage under the
Thirteenth Amendment, but with all due
dispaich the case cannot be reached for
argument before next November, and 1t
is stated that it cannot then be brought TO
a speedy decision. No matter IN which
way it may be decided, al appeal will be
taken to the Supreme Court and the case
viii not re reached for yesrc. The al
torneys il the case admit they have taken
q very slow method TO establish the right
Of women 70 The ballot.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-04

TIE New York Express says: ''The
American Tontine Life Insurance Com
many. after brief existence Of about
three years. by vote of IFS directors,
goes into voluntary liquidation, without
preiudicing the interests of policy hol-
ders, or the general public. The fact if,
there are too many Life Insurance Com
psnies, and one-half the number would
he quite sufficient for the tran sacticn of
the business of the country. And this is
true of many other kinds of business, the
result of which is neither TO live nor LET
live
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-04
Chancery Court-Jamestowp.
NAV RIFLES lsll

Catharine J. Beach, Administrative, ct 81, We. John
Beach 1T ais,
IN THIS CAUSE IT APPEARING ID THE
l. satisfaction of the CLERK and Master from the
allegations Of complAiDants' bill which is sworn
TO, that William Beach resides In parts unknown.
II IS therefore ordered by the Clerk ami Master
At his May Rules, 1871, that publication be made
for four weeks in succession in the Union al d
American, q newspaper published 10 the city Of
Nashville, requiring sad defendant, WilIism
Beach, to sppear bsfore the Obancery Court Of
FeDtress county, Tenn, to be holden as the
Courthouse in jamestown, on the nrst Thursday
Kfter the third Monday in June, 1871, then and
there to make defence to complslnsnts' bill, or
the same viii be taken for confessed and set Tor
hearing ex parte as 20 him.
my4-dltkW3t B. o. BOWDRH. O. h NJ.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-04

TIE Washington Capital, edited by
two Radicals, Oon Piatt and Geo. Alfred
Townsend hiss this significant inter
rogatory:
Wanted to know whether the notes in
dorsed gu. S. Grant" psid for certain
property on X street. near Fourteenth,
and recalled, were presented 10 His Elk
eellency, CT whether he hss goae INTO the
note shaving business"
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-04

The Chicago 7ridaae'S Washington
correspondent says the prospects are fair
that for the building of the new State
Department the Seneca red sandstone will
be ordered, quarry in which Gen. Grant
has had $25, 900 worth of stock presented
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-04

Every wsysids inn is occupied either by
a doctor or lawyer. Many OF them are
got making 8 living. Thousands OF them,
with splendid abilities, are wanting in the
orsipsry comforts of life. Tennessee lie
a healthy State ard her people law-abid-
ina. The supply of physicians and law
VeTs IL Far in excess of the demand. But
wo do nsei, sadly need, men who viii
engage IN manufactures or mining, sgri-
culture or mechanics men who will as
slst US innskiBg tangible the great wealth
that slnmhers IN our mountain ch%ins or
that lies do1ma1t 10 orr fertile valleys.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-04
Chancery Court-Jamestown,

David Beatty and Ed sy PSul va James NJ. Wright,
the President and Directors Of the Bank
of Tennessee, and others.
TN THIS CAUSE 1T APPEARING TO THE
i sstisfs ton Of the Clerk and Master from the
allegations Of complknsRts' bill, which Ia sworn
TO, thGt Jane Campbell, Jasper Campbell aud
Jasper Carpenter are non residents Of the tate
Of Tennessee, and that Nancy Peters and -
Petezs' licences not sisted in the bill: 1t ia
therefore ordered by the CLERK and Master at his
MAJ hules, 1871, that publication be made for
four weeks In success ion in the Union and Ameri-
can, newspaper published in the CITY Of Nash
vile, requiring said defendants to appear before
the Chsncery Court of Fentress county, Tenn, to
be holfen at the Courthouse In jamestown, en-
the first Thursday after the third Monday in
June, 1871, then and there to make their defence
to compliments bill, or the same will be taken
for confessed and set for hearing ex parte &c to
them. 3. o. BOWDEH, O. & ID.
nyS. dit SW3t
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-04

THE next stupendous job 10 deplete
the Treasury viii be the payment Of
claims of 'loyal men" for injury done
to their property during the wal. 1t IL
supposed that these viii amOun; 10 over
twenty millions of dollars, and that their
adjustment will run through d period OF
ten wears. There will be fine pickiDgs in
connection with these claims, and some
of the Radical members Of Congress are
lust the men to ego for the bottom
dollar .
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-04

IL Iudia, the home government has de-
termiued to adopt narrow gauge railways
altogether, excepting only one ms4n line,
and several Of these rOsds will soon be
building. Except in populous districts,
the narrow gauge roads answer every
purpose, aud have been found easy to
construct.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-04

Tlrs set of C)ngress repeating iniernSl
revenue special taxes upon nearl' AL Aindf
of business except whisky and tobacco,
went into effect on the lst inst. 1t redu|
ces the revenue considerably, but NOT near
&c much az hiss been generally supposed.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-04

TuK Texas Legislature has passed .
law compelling the attendants upon The
rublic schools of all children for four
months in the year. The attendance OF
blacks and whites st the same schools is
oD,;o,sl with the local school directors,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-04

IT appears that son of the late Edwin
NJ. Stanton is TO be appointed Secretary
of the Territory of Columbia. A strong
effort was made to secure the place foI
Fred. Douglass, but the black man was
Not regarded with much favor by the
Radical Cfficlals.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-04
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Cheatham County Tax Sale.

CTATE OF TENNESSEE, Cheathsm
- COunty.-Circuit Court-Febrnary Term,
1871.
WHEREAS. JAMES e BISKLEY, REVE-
w nue. Collector OF puGlie taxes for the
county OF Cheatham, has reported to the Court
the following tracts of land and town lots a
having been assessed for the taxes for the year
lsoq: that the taxes thereon are due and re-
main unpaid. and that the respective owners
OF the same have no goods and chattels wlthin
their county on which ne can distrain tor said
taxes, tO-wit:
Joseph Wymms, one tract OF land district No.
; OF 500 acres, valued at $500 Taxes due SZo;
printers fee Sl5l, clerk Zee Sou. cOhectofs
Zee 81 whole amount So
T.. w. and Mary Anderson, one tract OF lsno
district No of l45 acres, valued at S5u 1aSes
due SIS, printers fee $l.50, clerks fee $500,
collectors fee ST. whole amount 81.
Sheerly Nance, one tract OF ians ulssla as
printers fee $780, Clerks lee $2.5l, COLLECTORS
lee 81; whole amount Sll.
CHARLES Yedder one tract of land district No,
oils acres, valued at t40o. Taxes "a, printers
fee 81 50, clerks fee $3.50, collectors lee 81
whole amount g. 49,.
Winston Petway, one tract Of land district
no. 10 of so acres, valued at 800. TaXes 81,
printers fee 81 so, clerks fee so, collectors
lee 81; whole amount $6.oO.
Its therefore considered by the Court tnat
Judgment be and is hereby entered against tne
aforesaid tracts Of land in the name OF the
State for the sum annexed to each, being the
amount OF taxes, costs and charges que SeFei-
ally thereon for the year 1868.
And it is ordered by the Court lat said sew
eral tracts of land, or so much Thereon as snaIl
be sufficient of each of them 70 satisfy the tax
co. costs and charges annexed 70 them several
", he sold, as the law directs. a.,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-04

The Pennsylvania Democratic State
Convention will meet st Hsrrisburg on
wednesday, May "a, for the purpose of
nominating candidates for Auditor Gen
eral and Surveyor General, TO be elect ed
npxt October.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-04

TIE Washington correspondent of The
Ciucinnau Gazette states that Secretary
Fish viii resign about the first of June,
and says this information came from the
State Department in such way as ia
Mace the fact beyond all manner OF
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Determined to Sell.

IF you WANT BARGAINS IN VALU-
i able city property attend our public sale at
liz O'Clock A. NJ WEDNESDAY,, MAY 3, on
the premises, near Capitol Hill, on Hlgh ana
Line Streets adjoining the residence OF >. u.
Brown ESQ The OWNER is DETERMINED 70 seH-
BROWNS & CHEATHAM, Agents
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-04

A FIND Of s5o 600 has been r : ga ! = 7
80 se.d. the corner sioae Of which i
- I.a on The Fourth cf July.
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Real Estate and Collection Office of

Joseph WIRELESS, 40 NORTH CHERRY
81 Street; special attention given to the col
lection Of rents and every description OF paper.
Claims prosecuted through all the courts.
References: McAlister & WheleSs, Nashville
n. HobsOn, Nashville; j. o. Griffith, Nashville.
anra9.d6nn
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PROFESSIONAL CARD.

g. coLYAR, 4. s. FooTE ". Z. OoLYAR
n having formed Law Partnership, viii
practice In all the Courts st Nashville and viii At
Tend TO special cases in ether counties. tfey can
be found at the office for business at all hours.
oFF1oE-State Bank building. corner
Of Cherry and Union. aprl9 I'm
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1871-05-04

1rrls daughter Of James A. Moody,
ofA Akron. Ohio, dieda few days Ag , from
..s.maiion of the bowels brought on by
n ,- indulgence IN r~pe iamriag 4
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Beersheba Springs,
GRUNDN COUNTY, TENN.

lNHIS PROPERTY HAVING BEEN POR-
L chased by the undersigned, and thoroughly
rented and furnished, will be opened to the pnb-
hc for the ensuing season on the 10Th June next
For the benefit of those persons Who have never
visited this, before the var, celebrated Watering
Place, we beg leave to say that foe the eIcellency
OF its Obaly beate and Ereestone Waters grandeur
Of scenery and purity of atmosphere II is not
surpassed, II equal!ed by any similar establish
ment in the South. The location 10 upon one Of
the highest points Of the Cumberland Mountains,
Within few hours' ride of the University OF the
South, and OF the large Swiss Colony recently es-
tablIshed in this 8 ate
visitors leaving Huntsville, Chattanooga or
Nashville by the m orning train will arrive ct the
Springs, via Tullsboma and MoMinnville, on the
evening Of the same day.
Parties Hishiog to engage rooms for the sesson,
can 10 80 by addressing us at Nashville until 18th
MAY after that time ct Beersheba Springs.
Charges for Board
By the Day So: by the Week $3.50; by the Month
500. Children and servants, bali prise.
Resident Physicians.
DIR, J. d, winston, of Nashville; DR.. E. n Frank
lin, OF Sumner county.
my22 Nv y. VI. SCOTT a. co.
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GOILECTOR'S REPORT.
TT. NJ. PRICE, COLLECTOR OF THE PUB
Ii lie Revenue Tor said county, do hereby re;
pokt 10 the Court the following tracts OF land
as having been assessed for tsxes for the years
1863 and 1870, which taxes are due anu unpaid,
and the owners of the same have no goods and
chattels within my county on which can dis
train for said taxes, to-wlt;
One tract OF land of 2,6OO acres lying in civil
district No of said county, bounded by the
lands of q. NJ. Putty, X. p. Brooks and others,
known rs the free State land, valued at $50, 90
Taxes due thereon for the year 1869 $3.50;
Xes due on same land for the year 1870 Sl2O.
Said tract Of land assessed TO w. W. wool
folk.
living in civil district No. of said county of
$50 acres, bounded by the lands of William
WoodfolS's heirs. Jubel Pate and others, val
ned at $500. Taxes due thereon for the year
1869 SiO21; taxes due thereon for the year 1910
S2424 r. NJ PRICE, L venue Collector.
1t is therefore considered by the Court that
Judgment be and is hereby rendered against
the afore SAID tracts of land in the name of the
state for the sums annexed 10 Sach, belng the
amount OF taxes due seyerally thereon for the
wears 1869 and 1870, together with the further
sums of 81. 50 on each tract for clerks fees Tor
each year; $l.5 on each tract for printers fees
for each year, and u on each tract Tor collec-
tors fees for each year.
And il is ordered by the Curt that said sew
eral tracts of lands, or so much thereof as shall
be sufficient OF each OF them 70 satisfy the
taxes, costs and charges annexed 10 them sew
orally, be sold, rs the law directs
STATE OF TENNESSEE: ], u. VanHo0ser,
Clerk of the Circuit Court of Jackson county,
hereby certify that the foregoing IS true copy
of the report OF f. NJ. Price, Revenue Collec-
tor, and the judgments thereon, as the same
z. VANHOOsKR. Clerk.
AThis the 18th Of April, 1871.
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FOR SALE,

c,EyERAL NICE VACANT LOTS, SUITABLE
- 10 build On, near the Nashville and Decatur
Depot, at from Eve to nine do lars per foot
ARLINGTON, FARRAR l. wEAKLEY,
Agents, No. ~ North College street.
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Pursuant to the foregoing order of sale, / will
On the 18th Day Of June, 1871,

at the Courthouse door in the town of Gaines
boro, sell the before mentioned tracts of land
OF a suficienoy thereof of each to satisfy the
taxes, costs and charges respectfully due there
on E.M. PRICE, Revenue Collector.
This 18th of April. my2 d1&w2t
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DIR. j. M. STONE,

VTAVIN0 BEEN ENGAGED IN THE PRAO-
tice Of his profession for thirty-ave years,
now tenders his services to the citizens Of Nash
vile and vicinity.
Residence and once: No. as South Summer
straaA faha Ruas
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LOOK TO YOUR OHILDREN.
TIE RREAT RllTHING REMRRs

Mrs. (Oures Collie ana uEIpll nj Price
WHrrCoN5's the Bowels, md fzcihkaseaS Is
Syrup 1.-The process Of Teething. Oents.
Mrs. (Subdues Oonvulsions andl Price,
WzTTcoMss ozercomes all diseases Inci-S Is
Evrup dent TO infants and children Cent?,
Mrs. Cures DiArrhsa, Dysenteryl PRICE
WaIrcoMB'sS and Summer Complaint tnS Is
Syrup Children OF al ages. CentA
Il Ia the Great Infants' and Ohildren's 5oothtne
Ramedy IN all disorders brought On By Tsethins on
any ether cause.
Prepared by the GRAFTON MEDICINE CO., 81
Louis Mo. Sold by druggists and dealers In medL
eines everywhere. MAJ d4Vly
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Notice to Tax Payers,

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN TO THE TAX
~ payers Of Davidson county, that the assess
wear IGN. are now on file in my Office for inspec-
tisp and correction Of errors Parties desiring to
examine the same, can have an opportunity OF do
ing so from now until the 18th day OF May next,
w. g. EWIN,
isni5deodtd6vtd CLERK County Oour
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DR.. Dixon, Dentist,

JTAs REMOVED TO The CAN. <
III TRELL BLOCK, on Summer -
street, nearly opposite the ST. Cloud &QfffY
Hotel. apr30 Sm
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A BEAUTIFUL
COUNTRY HOME |

SITUATED ON THE DICKERsoN PIKE, TWO
- miles from the city, containing ten acres Of
excellent garden land.
The Residence, one story frame cottage. con-
tains six rooms, with front porch forty feet, and
back porch ity feet, and 8 spacious center hall,
besides servsnts' rooms, kitchen, smoke-house,
potsto-house, milk-house, cow house, well house,
stable, carlisge-house, ard the finest barn In the
county. All Of these buildings are covered with
tin, and are in superb order.
The entire premises are enclosed with nest snd
substantial fencing The front yard Is well set In
blue grass, handsomely laid of, and adorned with
shrubs, shade and ornamental trees. Every de-
scrption Of fruits and berries of the rarest kinds
raised in this latitude, are to be found on this
place. About six acres are in fine pasture, with
3 never failing pond Of good water.
We regard this as one'of the most elegant snd
desirable county PAGES that has been offered for
sale in this country for ten years. It must be
seen to be fully appreciated.
The Price lie VERY low Apply to
OALLEEDER z GARRETT, Agents,
sprT tt No. 50 North Cherry street.