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MUX ftTWES: B. HUCKABY'S SHE RIFFS ALE; BY virtue of a writ' of fieff facia) to me directed from the court of pleas itid; quartcr-Bessions-of Davidson county, I shall expose to public sale, to the highest 'bidder, for cash, (specie,) at tlie courthouse door in Nashville! on Saturday the 16th of April next, all the right, title, claim.and John New-nan lias to the followineidescribed property, via A CLASSICAL EDUCATION. 1 HTJ'E public, are hereby informed, that, at the in iA stance of four respectable individuals in the neighbourhood of Franklin, in Williamson county, I have engaged to teach ia -PRIVATE CLASSICAL SCHOOL on West Harneth. three miles north west DOLLARS REWARD. RAN AW AY frtm the subscribers on the 7ih of Te-.

Bruary 1825,. in Green county fyntiicliy, tw" Negrojmen HOLANb, very black, five feet ten or cley enj inches high, thick lips and full red i yes, in his "Slii yttar, laree feet and walks arkwatdly with 'his toes turned out large burn on his left side. DAMEL, about 5 feet 9 inches, riot so brack as Ko-land, 23 years old, si-small scar on his upper lip mid also a scar on his lef hand on (lie first joint of his fore finger. As to their clolljing, nothing reinarka- ble would be discovered. It is pelieved tliey.may have been induced to abscond by some white 'man, who probably is aiming for the lower Mississippi or Texas; The subscribers will give g50 each for the apprehension of so that we get them, and 50 for the securing the man hq may be seducing them from their duty.

JOHNSON UADFOltl), February 21- tf JOHN HAGBF.E. tract of LA ND in Davidson 'countyon. the south side oi' Cumberland liver, containing three hundred and hlty.four acres, beginning at a large white-oak and elm on the bank of said river, Edmiston's north east corner, running thence down said river with its mean ders 186 poles to a hickory and hnn on the river hank, Leopard Reeling's south-east corner, thence with said Keelinir's line, oassinir his south, west corner ft 289 poles, continued west in all SS6 poles to the' banic of sind river, thence down tne river wim us mcanucrs 178 poles boxelder. thence south 89i east' with said line 372 poles to the 'beginning conveyed to said Newnan by Alpha' Kingsley. 1 Also, 225 acres of laml, adjoining the above described tract, beeiutiinp; at a white oak and elm on the bank of Cumberland river, thence' running with its meanders south 38 east 27 poles, south 254 east 29 pales, south 20 east 3G poles, south 45 east 20 poles, south SU" east .114 potes to a sugar tree and fuitr Rnltth 11- QnlpR tn AlnlrO.

tllpnr. nort, g7o west'186 poles to a stake, thence north lGi Li north 8 went 10.1 noh.u to a black oak, thence north 40 west 36 'poles to a DUlck oakf south 62 West tl I poles to a large hollow sycamore in the bank of (lie thence with the river north 38 west 105 poles to an elrhy Austin's south west corner, thence with his line east 354 poles to the beginning conveyed to Baid New- nan hy the heirs ot David Kumiston. Also, Lot No. 124 in the town of Nashville, with the buildings and improvement? thereon, being the house nncj lot where said John Newnan now fives. Taken in execution at the suit of the Nashville Bank.

J. W. HOHTON, Sheriff. March 5, 1825 g5 50 SHERIFF'S SALE. virtue of ii writ of fieri facias to metli.

reeled, from (he court of pleas ant quar tcr sessions ot'DuvidBon county, I shall expose to public sale to the highest bidder for cash, at the court house door in Nashville, on Saturday the 1 6th day of April next, all the right, title. and interest which Lewis Speece lias to paVt of li6, as tlistingmahed in the lan ol we. Gollecfe lots, witli a.g'obd-brick house. ando'her buildings thereon; also LOT No. 13, in said plan.

Taken to satisfy Baid execution at the instance of Anthony Foster against Edward D. llobbs and said Speece. W. HORTON, Shff. March's 3t SHERIFF'S virtue of an order of sale to me directed from the court of Pleas and Quarter Ses-' rfioris of JJavidson county, Saturday the 0(h uay or April next, (here will he exposed to public sale, lor easily at the court house in the (own of Nashville, all the right, title, claim and in tcrcot that JJarhv I.or has in and to a I.

bounded as follows: beginning at the north west coiner ol a survey ol 610 acres granted to Espy, said corner stands a small it- ivtaiui iiupu ineeiiiijr nousp, nips west to the road leading I'roiti Nashville lo iiiiyshoiwiwh; thence with the road southwan lulfi 1.:. ti i tnui jine tiisi to a 'ucrarnce eim, Hinton's corner in ihe west boundary line of said Espy's thence with line north to the bee-inninp-. injr 12 acres, he the same more or less, for the term ol years Irom. and after the Sflih. thiv of iiiiuu in execttiion at Ihe jttit ofJos'nih Mullen against said Ir.nr M.

GLEAVESj SfT. -February $3 virtue of an order of sale from (lie coiirt Pleas and Quarter Sessions ofllavid--oii county fo me dfrecfed, there tvi'il he. exposed to public sale to the highest bidder, for cash, nt the. court house in the town of Nashville, on Saturday the IHh day of April next, al)''thc, itybt, title, claim and interest that Russcl Gow- cr lias to 40 acres of AND lying ju David KAN A WAY VIIOM the subscriber, on'the 4th of January last, -a Negro Man named qUAlE, about 5 feet 10 or II inch-es high, stout built, knock kneed, very black, with' his two upper (ore teeth very wide apart had on a very strong pair of shoes with large iron plates on the heels, dark-coloured pantaloons, and liumiinr shirt with. the sleeves pieced in the middle mid thc'cluth turned crosswise.

It is probable he has been taken ulT bv some white roan, or. ha procured a tree pass! Ue is a nrsi-rate oistiuer, and lias some Knowledge of the blacksmith-business. Any person apprehending said i negro, and delivering him lo me in Dover, Stewart county, Tennessee, or lodge him in jail so that 1 get um "sum, oumi ue iiucrauy rewurucu. reoi HAUH. WYATT.

F1FT" DOLLARS REWARD KUN oil ri om the Female Acade. cmy in Nashville, in September last, negro fellow by the name of He will probably attempt to pass' as a Ire's fellow, and 'I liae no' doubt will have a pass and call himself Billy Hobsun, Or Hilly Woodson. will give a reward of fifty dollars" to any person who will discover him rite ineword'so that I get him. ei hi. a Binaii eiaiurt-, nis complexion a little yel--low, has a large bushy head ol hair, very fine, and ge- ncrally lies iiTiandkerchief around it he is much in-' clincd to drinlt, i9 a first rate house servant and ostler; and is about thirly-five years old.

I have absolutely sold him to Mr. Jamos fehoi; ther-j chant, ol NashvilleInformation giveh tohim ormy. self, at Nashville, will be thankfully acknowledged. January 10, 11325 tf N. A M'NAtltY.

Tvivt Dollars Rewtfcvd. UUNAWAV from the sub'swlbei; about the fi-st of tt negro raan UilUied iJiK, iuppos'ed to be about 27 years of aEe Sfap, my size, very black, and wften spo-ken to quick, appears to be aflrigh-ted, and in speaking quick stam- inula niiiiif-ru nrtia tnnn prooanie no ui to go to tin neighbourhood of Nolatisville, Williamson cmftitjl Tennessee, as he was brought from that hciglibouj lioiid 'by Mr. Amos will trivn of ten dollars il. taken in thia county, or twenty dtf )r if taken out of this couoly iind. secured in ai jau so iiiai i rci uiim or uurty dollars it- takl oiu oi mis cuuniy iw iruugut come to I GEpItfJE'sTEIlLING SMITH neven nines soinn wesi irom liuutsville, Alabai (miliary 18-25 tf Ike Jull-bhoded and celebrated running Horslk 1 1 WILL stund the oomi rnencing the WUi of March, ad ending-the 10th of July next, at mv i mile west (Jallat'm '1 the season, which may be.discharevd bv pfite, the payment of K20.

if t2 the 1 Clth of July R40 FPUVTAIN GKOVE QUARKY, head of Mill creek Williamson county, l7- miles south of Nashville, 9 miles east of Franklin, and 3 milei south' west ol Nolensville. The STONES from this Quarry, have recently eone into use. biit have had fair trial, and are much approved of. There are ten or twelve pair ot mem now in use, all ot which perform well, ills subscriber, owninir and livinir near the Quarry, will furnish Mill Stones cut in the neatest manner, of su- perior quality, reduced prices. All orders attend ed to and filled in the shortest possible time.

All Mill Stones furnished by him wil) be' insured to perform welt, or in case of failure to be supplied with better ones, or the money refunded. Persons at a distance can direct to the subscriber near Nolensville, Williamson county. jteoruaryy -12m juun CERTIFICATE. We the undersigned ilo certify, that we have now use Mill and furnished by Mr. John F.

Irion from his Quarry, and believe them, to be equal to, any in our country Given under our hands, January 1825. THO, HILL, S. J. lUDLKY, S. GltBBN- BBNJ K1UIJ.

To the- Public. (PHE public are hereby notified, that Miht Grt- 3 maw, of Lex'mirton. in the state Kentucky, have a lien upon the following lands, situated in lhe, Western District, to wit Grant No. 400 for five thou- sand acresGrapt No 402 for five thousand acres Grant No. 403 for five thousand acres Grant Mo 407 for five thousand acres Grant No'.

410 for five thousand acreB Grant No4l2, for live thnusand acres Grant No. 413 for five thousand acres Grant No. 414 for five thousand acres Grant No. 415 for five thousand acres, issued to Benjamin Smith by the state of North Carolina, and conveyed by him to Daniel Wlieaton, and.by htm mortgaged to Joseph ake and David Green, and -by them mediately conveyed to me. 1 ho ntoresaul lands are.subiect to the satisfaction of said mortgage, upon which there is now due about fourteen thousand dollars.

Thev are also sub ject to a judgment iiv my favor against the heirs of Daniel Wheafon, for about the sum of five thousand dollars. They are also subject to a claim of mine for about the sum of fourteen thousand dollars, which 1 am prosecuting against the heirs of James Tisdale, deceased, in the Court of Chancery at Jackson, Madison county, Tennessee. The object of this notice is to put purchasers upon their guard, as I understand that the heirj of said James Tisdale, deceased, and the heirs of Daniel Wheaton, are selling saiu uinus. i ne aoove lancis comprenena we. lauus referred (o by James Tisdale in the Jackson Gazette, in an advertisement therein on the 12th of February 1825, in which he proposes to sell said lands at auction.

MAllY OILMAN. February 28 -4t vlIlE directors of the Nashville Bridge state to thu Jl public, that tliey have employed Mr. G11BKN-WOOl) PAYNE as "Gate Aet'ptr," and have taken the building under their own control. Tlie road from Hussellvillu, Clarksville'and all western Kentucky, with safe and substantial causeways, is completed from Page's. Orry up the river bank to the Bridge, and is not only the nearest, but decidedly tllo best way to the town.

livery facility and accommodation will be extended to (hose'who prefer this safe and convenient way ol passing the river, and tlie toll shall be as cheap as am reasonable individual could desire. Families may contract by he year on liberal terms. The expense and exertions of the owners in erect itig this valuable improvement for flic benefit convenience of travellers, it is hoped, entitles them to tin-patronage ol' the public. Jan 31 Bin ANDRKW HYNES, Pmi'dint. A CJUW.

As a matter of convenience to the citiz'-ns of Naih- vine and himself, and to those who intend tn amns theoiseli-'S more or less bv wulkinv nwr during the pleasant seasons of the year, the gale. keen. I. 1 ii, i.iii ai.i wim iiinivimnuti lor tuis privilege for a small (urn by the year. Jan 31 GUEKNWpOD PAYN R.

SALE OF LOTS TSJrBi the undersigned comnii.nionci'S, appointed oy me worshipful court ot Pleas and (tuarter U.m!... hit iii cuuniy oi weuKiev, will proceed, nn 7Anrtini, life Mil, of April neA, to sell at public sale, to thehighest bidder, on a ci edit of one and two yearp, (the purchaser giving bond with approved se ciirity,) the LOTS designated in'. the plan of MIES MfAr, iindjii'ill proceed from day to day until the whole are fold. OHESUJNis shunted in a heautifiil and healthy part of thecountyi on'the dividing ridge between (lie North aiid Middle fork of the Ohinn river, three miles norm or thfe. Middle fork, and eight miles south of the North and twelve miles east from the.

con' 'nc. tionof the'South and Middle fork of said river. county of SVeakley, in which the town of Dresden is situated, citntanuia very fine portion of the rich lauds in uie Yvcfitern Uislrict, and iscnpableofa very dense populatioifl The emigration to the county of Weak, ley, is Biirh as will induce the mind of the public to bolieve tlife time is not far distant when its ponubtion will not be inferior to any in the Western DisW! i i i n.us through the county of Weak- ley from cist to west, on a direction not fur south of me town ol Dresden, affords to the indusfiinus etti-zen a safe iind sure passport for his labour to market, ''he ini.ldlf fork of Obion river is said to be nnviga. ble all sfasons of the year fur large keel boats from the mouth to a point on said river three miles'-south of the town of Dresden from which point a mad can be had nn a hich dry ridpc to said town. Dresden is two miles south east from the centre of said countT, thirty-five miles Irom Mills's point on the Mississippi river, and well watered.

Finally, lakintr every thiup info view, we fe ourselves authorized in saying, that the town of Dresden presents to the purchaser many advantages', and, has prospect ui uccomtig wealthy, respectame and populous. Jtm.N TKHlllll.il,, JOHN SCHOLTZ, MOSES WAHNRIt, VComm'rs. I PERKY VINCENT, MAliTIN LA January 1825 2m Sheriff's sale. lY vir ue of a writ of fieri facia to me rected from the County court of Davidson county, 1 shall sell to the highest bidder, for' cash, at the court house door in Nashville, on Saturday the 16tl) day of Arjril next, all the right, title and interest which Athim Carper has in and to the following described tract of LAND, on the waters of Mill creek. viz Beginning at a honey locust south east corner of a-iraci ot land granted hy the state of North Carolina to Joseph l'Dorinel thence west eighty six and a half poles to a stake thence north one hundred and eighty eijrht and two' tenths poles to a sUke on Sam.

uei ueirs aouth boundary line thence east with Baid line 86 piles to a stake i' then south 188 two tenths poles to the beginning, containing 100 acres. Taken execution at the suit of llobert W. Greene. J. W.

BORTON, Shff. February 28 2 25 Six and a fourth Cents Reward, RANAWAY from the subscriber, living on nicli-land creek, Davidson cotintv, within nine' miieB of Nashville, on the 12th of April last, an apprentice boy to the Cooper's trade by the name of HENRY I'lFTf-lLLElW, 'Whosoever will apprehend and fetch back said applimticc', shall receive the above reward and no.expehiAx 1 also forewarn each and every person nr ts from employing or harboring said apprentice, ufl leV the'penolty of the law. -v WILLIA MCANCB. Patented Impravement on the Machinery or 't Rvnning Geer of riflE undcraisr'ticd liafl the pleasure JL announce to the public, that since the benefit of his inventions in the above subjects have been secureu to him by patent, he has had the god fortune to find that his improyements were rightly appreciated and by the patronage of several gentlemen who were not ho fastidious as to ennnose that the facilities of man had reached their achme, and (hat the present state of 'mechanics lorbids the idea of farther improvement, tie has liail vnribus opportunities allbrdcd him, of testing practically the utility of his He feels bound, however, injustice tu himself and to a liberal public, to acknowledge, that in forming the original patterns for the yarioiis wheels of his machinery, some of were lighter than upon farther experience he found best adapted to hi purpose. In future he will avail himself of the benefit of his experience upon this subject.

He docs now, without hesitation, or fear of tailure, pledge himBclf to furnisli to those gentlemen who are disposed to patronise useful inventions and improvements, all the wheels and machinery or running geer necessary cotton gins, steam, or dinary water or Horse nuns, upon a consistently gra duated scale, from the largest to tlie smallest wheels, all of the nrouer.we'urht and consistency, the whole cast witli great care and ot tne oest menu, tie nas shown to a certainty, that half the power necessary to cotton cins and mills upon the original plans, will be sufficient to propel his machinery with much greater velocity, and ettect. Ann ne is uosoiuieiy certain, that many streams looked upon as entirely unfit for purposes ot the kind, woutti ue amply suttioieni to propel mitts and gins upon an extended scute, nxea uoon his imnroved plan. (lis improvement may be applied to any mill or sin now in operation without any ad-titional expense, except tne anwn. price oi ins machinery, which mav be double or sinele peered, as may be preferred. The patentee of this important improvement lias permanently settled tiimseit in Nashville and may be found at the Washington Hotel at all times, except he be absent superintending the erection ot tus mnenmery.

He will warrant tne soundness and durability of the whole of his machine' ry, and should'there be discovered any defect, (thro accident tn casting,) tn any portion tliereot, he will immediately, upon application, furnish anew such piece or part as may be found upon trial to be cletec 'ive. He also pledges himself a superintend in per- son the erection ol his machinery, and to give at all times 'he necessary -instructions those who ubb them, ithout charire. The machinery can be had at. tne furnace of Col. NAPiKn or at his iron store under the-superintendence, of 11 Bouk in Nashville, or of tne Good cash notes, will be re ceived in navment, of cotton, tobacco, or other pro- diice.

at the market price, delivered in Nashville, or note's for the nama, payable at the time of selling the cropB. The patent (or the. aforesaid improvements is in his possession, and may dc seen by all those Having a desire to inspect it, BRITAIN HUCKAhY have been informed he M. Johnston that my wheels attached to his mill have failed, nwing to the first small Wheel being too small and weak, and the pressure trom the other wheels being too great, lu he is still of opinion that if there was a proper calcu lation inadetind the first wheel enlnr'd, that it migh answer a good purpose. 'HUCKABY.

As I remarked in the ahrive publication I think (lie wheels upon the improvement made on Mr. Johnstons mill were not properly proportioned. 1 have since my liite publication seen Mr. Johnston he ascribe the. failure of his mill to want of size and substance in one of the wheels.

I agree with him and had determined i to enlarge the small wheel on the tub shaft, the one of winch my wheels avo in future east. That being the first experiment on tub-mill, it (foci clearly to confirm me in the onin- inn ol the greal utility of my machinery and the same i fl eet I think, must be produced on the niindi of the public. B. H. CERTIFICATES.

This is to certify, that Mr. Hucltaby has erected one of his ne wly improved patent Cotton Gins conn cled with a horse mill on my plantation four miles south of Nashville i and from an experiment that I have made, it proves that with pne horse my gin will pick three thousand pounds' of cotton in twelve hours, and with power it will pick- twenty-five hundred weight of cotton and grind twenty bushels of meal, both machines in operation together, and in the same length of time. I think it an improvement that promises great utility to the fanner, and one for which the inventor deserves public patronage. Oct. 15.

1824- JOHN NICHOLS. 1 hereby certify, that Mr, Hritain Huckaby lias e-rccted one of his newly improved patent Cotton Gins on my plantation, which performs in a superior man-' ner, requiring hut one horse to keep it in operation, while those, on the old plan require two. ltn velocity is also greater and from the decrease of friction in the machinery, there is not the least danger of fire. And I believe, from the trial I have made, that 1 can gin three thousand pounds in twelve hours. Davidson co.

T. Dec. 16, 1024. ADBMOSS. I certify, that I was present when Mr.

Britain Huckaby annexed his cast-iron machinery to Captain Matthew Johnson's tub-mil) on Little Harpeth that 1 timed the' grinding of the corn, and believe it will grind at the rale of 10 bushels per hour, or 120 bush els in 12 hours i anu tnui said machinery gives greater ri 111 iiuuio nu nun, gives greater velocity and requires less power than any other mill i have seen. Given under my hand Jam ary 14, 1825. JOHN JOHNSON. JVashville, ''t'irjy 28, 18J5. 3 'iJplITE undersigned has removed his t'lN MANU-ii College street, opposite the Nash-Jille Bank.

He has on hand, and i'b constantly manufacturing, complete assortment of Merchants and others will find it to be their inter-est to give him a call, as the article can be purchased lower here according to quality, than in other markets, and 18 not KnMn fn hi. hv nie JPipe-ntul' Gutter, raafti and put up in ma ineK Pibes mil fnr snl. The undersigned, grateful fur past encourage ment, returns bjs thanks to ilmi mnii mrri in nnH nthen i ui uicai.au:. wuu nave nmierco pal- rohikeu his bunliiess. February 14 tf S.

CORONER'S SALE. BY virtue of alwrit of 'fieri facias to me directed 1 from the County cotfri of D.ividson. I will exnose to sale, to the highest bidder for c.sh at the court pouse in Nasnviiie, on Saturday the 9th day of April next, all the right, title, claim and interest that' Thomas Hickman has invalid to a tract of 160 acres ol I.ANU, lying in the connty of Davidson;" whereoii said Hickman now resides, also a tract adjoining ol 140 acres, Taken in execution at the instance qf the State Bunk of Tennessee on a judgment in behiill ot said Bank against the said Thomas Hickman and others', Sale the usual hours prescribed ai i.KNK.i,. iinrnilf.1 of the town of Franklin, for the. term of five uie ana neaitn permit.

I propose to teacli to tne best of my abilities, the Latin and Greek Grammar, Geography, Logic, Belleslettres, Rhetoric, natural and moral Philosophy, Astrono my, Due attention shall be paid to the tuition and strict morality of such youth as may be entrusted to my care. The summer session will commence on the first clay of May in each and every year' I may teach, and terminate on the last day of October and the winter session will commence on 'the first day of vNovemoer, and terminate on the last day. ot March. The price of tuition, fifteen dollars per session for all students except ten. for whom a- guaranty has been made at a much higher price.

The payments all to be made punctually on the day the session terminates, or should this be inconvenient, a due-bill given, except the money beguaranteed. The school oiise is situated in the best neighbourhood forboard-ihg I know in the state. Two individuals will board if applied to, as many boys as will more than com-' plete the number I am at liberty to take, viz Twenty students, independent of the number guaranteed, and my own little boys, Messrs Hamil ton and Thomas Anthony, oacb of whom has assured tne he willboard six boys. Mr, Hamiltion will board, as he authorised me to state, at thirty dollars per' session. I have' not' beard MK.

Anthony slate, his price. The character of Mr. Itamilton's ho.ise for boarding is too well know to need any thing farther, to be said in its praise. From an intimate acquuin tance in, Mr. Anthony's family I have no reason to believe it will fall below it.

March 7 -3t ROBT. HENDERSON- VALUABLE PROPERTY, For sale at reduced prices. JOFFEIL for sale at very low prices, and accommodating payments, the property adjoining the Bridge in the town of Columbia, viz: No. 109, with the improvements thereon, consisting of house welf Calculated for a Tavern and Grocery, with a large ware-house thereon witii this Lot will be sold the eastern Tialfof Lot No. 105, with a lurge and conve- nieni Stablea'nd other improvements thereon.

This is well, worthy of attention of any person to enter into the business of keeninp- a Tav- crn. wagon yard, at(d grocery. AW-Lot No. 107, wi'b convenient improvements thereon, and Lot No. 17, unimproved.

I'lie uliove property will be sold very low on liberal credits, or likely Negroes, or other valuable pro. perty taken in payment. For terms, a view of the property, and other particulars, apply to ,1. Walkeu and are legally authorised in sell and con vey the same. GEOKGft GOCKKUUN March 5, 1825 -3 NOTICE.

QTBHE subscriber hiving, in the death of his son iA lost iiis partner in trade, aiidjiciinr himself too far advanced in life to undergo the falietic labour ot conducting a mercantile istabhnhmcrit, wishes tn either sell his house of floods, or engage- anomer panner. Any man ot esiauitsneu for moral integrity and mercantile business, win could furnish a capital stock of 5000 dollars, would taken' into partnership on eqmil terms, and for terni ot ears, ine advantages iviucii iron id result to any tiling man commencing business from such ii com" r- tton, requires no comment to ins ire its utility. For I would refer to Mssrs. Watmah and Woods, and to merchants in gi-neral at Nusliville. MAliTIN THOMAS.

Clark'sville, March 5 -3t indebted either nr.ff or -ii sir.l In -v an,) pay the uv lutiiiui iiiti'i rr--'je .111 ne nm.n. 1 NOTICE. ffpTir, sale ofLO ils u-. ill-, permanent seat of Jug-tice, in' Hardeman county, will commcne- nn Friday, the 22d of April next, and be continued from -to-day until the 'are cold, agreeably of said town, 'this town is 'pleasantly situ ited, about one mile and a half south of Dig Hutchce river, which is stippo.i' to be navigable 'for -Steam Boa's of ordinary burthen, to this place'. A flattering ties-crijjlion is deemed unnecesary, as we think the char-acter of uitr county a sufficient recommendation.

-J. HA'DRMANfl JOHN 11. BILL'S, NAT. STB LB, 'J: 11 Minis, JOHN T. COCKEItAM, 11 March 7, 1825 The unequalled Race Horse 0 WILL stand the eiisiiinir season at mv stable in Ma 'ison county, eleven miles north west of the town of Ilimtsville, on the Shoal Ford road, at the moderate price of forty dollars the so.son.

which sum mi.v hi- by the payment ol thirty dollars if paid at ''any tirtie within the season and sixty dollars for in-' surancc, which will be demanded as siion as the mare "jB'discovered to be in foal, or the properly is transfer red. One dollar to the groom in every instanc-. cent to. remain with the horse will be well ltd -with grain at 25 cents per the money for which must be paid'when the mare is taken away. Good "pasiuvtige well enclosed gratis; and particular attention will be paid to mares entrusted tu my care but ill not he liable for any accidents or escapes what-cvci.

The season will commence the 10th of February, and end the of July. TltOLKON is a' beautiful Red Sorrel, 12 years the entuing spring, sixteen hands high, of line symmetry, am; possesses as mudh pow and activity lis any horse in ihe t'nitin. His great superiority as a foal getter is arVnowledged by dl those who seen his ihcjr are nen'ouu, active, aiid hirdsome, for in bjauiy there is strength." All pfTs'ons wishing to obtain tlie pedigree and perform-ai cs of Tioioleon, can have apriiitei) hamlhi by to me. Lttters adc'ie-iscd 'o 'm'e by mail ir.V.y be sent to' Buntsville, as 1 shall have i in my p. wer to obtain lciist re' week from drat DAVID DACV.

February 28 4t THE CELEBRATED HORSE, BAY DJOMED, By the isitforkcl Chesnut Diomed, oitt ft vriiLj h'miti nr- eiiKiini'i- nr-ninn at Colin C.nnphi'Il's stable, on Carter's in Maury -nouiit and will be let to mures at the s'mgic leap 515 the srstson, paid in (hesea-sir. flBin or S2o ii- cotton delivered at the sla.vU'paid oy the December nest g30 for in a.r.nce. Any pjreon nuitinci mnres shall have tl' 6Ul gtitis Ftt'-lnWepasturajte for nv.ren gratis, i 4 mth pia'ni Mi.tbe,)oweM servant Ittmr- dtd gnifis. Care taken to prtent accidents or no liability for either. Season will conn riiei th loth of Manch, and end the 10th 2in A.

CAMI'BI-XL. NKll Cp.UN tY7 fjfl by WilhTni Peyton, living on Wcst-nta. t'anip crt.ek, about Smiles from Gallatin, a JSny iWcrstyhilr on each side of her shoulders, l.ptli nu (hod before, some white spots on her -baen-; years old, and 141 hands apprais. th AV 'supposed to be 3 tears old this Bi't'iug-- Up.wntlts, iinpiaisft to vi'y 14, i gle leap. Mares pastured'' snd' grain ifed iit Si per 1 'Care will be taken to prevent uccideiils or Ckcapcs, but without responsibility on my pari for I GEORGE' ELLIOT I Sumner county, Feb.

I ion county, on. Dull run creek, imint the same ne.of bestsonsofthe ci-undfionveyed to Uttsscl ticket lAlo.Sv On the etre't siAe l'ACOLET w'si' tot bv tb im ported hoise Cilizan, ho was bv Parnlt Fairy Queen by YouiurCade. L'bV o'l'l 1... uuiiiuiui a Black Hv-sbv Crab, out of the Warlock Gal- unrwen utiro marc ffaki'ii from the ceneral On the datn'a title dam grey miire, (the same from whom came Old Wonder i she by 1 ippo Saib, who was by Lindsey's Arabian: wno was tiy itriminer, who was by Valiant, out of a full-blooded Jolly Rogermnre. PERFOnjt.WCE; 181 1.

Spring meeting Then 3 years 1 over, uie llamas hea. wswnu iu iir. niaciiiin'scou oy -Hiomed. 1 co'et was quite lame, though he lost only a few int 1811, Fall meetiijg-Tlien 3 years old, he starteEf u.n..1.c,"l-r.a CtUl? 1 1 sweepstakes over the Sbi3nir.ttilivteTaK bcrsat g200 eacli, which he won wjo great ease at two heats, running beatipfevMr. Gt'ode's bay colt'ljy; Citizen, coloneLoKomb'sv hlley by Citizen paid '-MiTr-i 1811, same season h'e startc4'' for 'a 'sweens'takes ,1 overthc New Market course, two mile beatsV 6sub- scribors g200 each, which, he WonCitVthlS 7 beating Col.

Wm. Allen's horse Conqueror bv Won? I der, and distancing Mr. rinxnll's' Cup Sit- fl Hurry-the pthers paid forfeit 'Wi 7 season he received forfeit fmW be. 3Muunnr.il. fonder aipwverolbf hers.

i ri 1 bu i L6 IW W. ne-sfart-f' 54 sec- Bee tne uest zd heat ever raiV.oven that CDtirsie.1 i iieretiy certify, nil flm nKiiva wuiwu are an ue ever run, ahdi tins 22d June, 1 V. S. The acknowledged and deserVril rt.k.:.. this horse is so well known throughout the'Unitei flMlM.

ail tn MllllU I us figure, strength and his colts' are certaij aiuwiiK me oest in me union. Robertson fyiinfu H'N by James Culbeftson Uvlng 4 trAlc 'foni'Springfield, one black kirra vftti fcli boutH haiidB high, some aaddle, lier'JeJt fo 'i flint udlitP. nnrl lr, --t iuui nunc UMOYCUIGDaStl joint, the othir hind foot white a little above'-tj uugna amp on iue nose, stioa before, isome iiatra tlie luce, supposed to. be seven yet bid spring 'appraised to R40, February 22, )'V Feb 28 J. W.

FRHGUSON.iHariiTpf? DAVIDSON GOUNTti -I S33. fir STJaKEN up by Bojiert Goodlet, livinjfj nearH i mouth of Mill crtek, on Cumberlantl rive win somR wiuie in ine toreuead an a her nose, about 13 oil 14 hands high, no btfands ('f! tooc orhypsriiold-J Tl r. IU ,.1 .1 u-Mft'r-vuurse, ojyu "J'iitff day, after thidtt herunor the proprietor's. VUnedmUximi which he won with crest xuiit l-iiirfield course, wliiclt.he wop at Mr. mare anfc five otherB.

1st heat a roinj30 Wf. Gower arid the place, on tvliich said liuisel inntif litinil TnVui in i it. in tAtiuiiou ai ine suit of Uichard Hyde against said Goivor. M.G LEAVES, D. SlT.

75 SITERIFF'S SALES. BYvirlueofnwi'ltof venditioni exponas to me directed from the County court of Davidson county, I shall sell to the hieliest bidder, for cash, at tk court house door in Nashville, on' SntnVrfnu uuyowspm nesi, an tne rigni, title und interest ivuiqu jnpu oiovrnas in ami in uie tract or LAND on which he now lives, containing twenty two acres, on liiir Marncth. onnostte Newsom's Mill. Talron I execution at the suit of George Pierce. lir linn m.

la J. llUHlUK, aIff, February 28 gtSO BY virtue ofa writ of venditioni exponas to me directed from the County court of Davidson county, 1 shall sell to the highest bidder, for cash, at the court house door in Nashville, on Saturday the 16th day of April next, all the richt, ti'le, claimond in. tercst which Felix Hnberteon has and to LOT No one hundred and fifty one, and LOT No. one him-dred and tbirly nine, as distinguished in tbeiilannf- the town of Nashville. Taken in execution at the suit of William Voung.

J. W. HOKTON, Shff. February 28-r- SI 50 BY virtue of a writ of zendithm exponas toW'di recred from the County court of Davidson ennn. shall sell to the highest bidder, for cash, at the court house door in Nashville, on Saturday the 16th day of April next, Williamson Adams' undivided interest in fifty acres of LAND adjoining the lands of ncnjamui uiod, m.

namsay, jr. and John Fitzhugh. Taken in execution at the instance of firkin! vfir. httgh's against James Carter, nclminis. irator of Williamson Adams.

J. W. HOai ON, February 28-r-g1 SO virtue of a writ of fi.fa. to me directed from the worshipful court of pleas and ouarter wa. stons, tor the county ot Davidson, i S1u f()P CMn at the court house in the town of Shelbyville, on the 9th of April next, all the right, title, claim and interest that Lemuel Kenedy's heirs have in and to two hundred and twenty one acre; of LAND, lying in the county of rtedfordi'on the waters offCany-Bpring creek, adjoining th Lands of Marcus Wihnn mi others: Taken by virtue of the vfbresaid.ivrit at the suit of James Iionncr, Sale Within the jnurs nrescri.

bed by Fell. a6-ga of fledfjrdcoimty. Dicfcson County. rTKRN up by Itohcrt liiinr seven miles JL south of Charlotte, a ban fiUn. i.ti'ii- Cnm.

r.t seven inches high years old, WbtWli perceiv-able uppraised to fifteen dollar, Feb. 41 1 '155K LlVlSn.TON, n. -at v. -iaaiJifti-u -nnnutca rneo Jjojv I'eliniarv 2fl i a A tU o6.K';hyn.5h;w.hrH;''ivf:i.2j 'es iri-MfiltSiP'81 about orth- years tkfijrl. r-r TTVT 1 mareff.

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