The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • Page 4

UNIVERSITY OF NASHVILLE. SOMETHING NOTEI, 'AMD WORTHY ATTENTnOU" The Largest Scheme that has been Drawn within Three Years. Maryland Slate Xottery. fiJEVENTY-FIYE prizes of $1000; eighty five prizes of $500. CAPITALS 30,000, $10,.

000, $4000, $3000,82,420, 75 of 1000, 85 of 500. This is a 75 nuinberiottery 11 drawn ballots. Tickets $10. Messrs -Yate3 MTntyre, Managers. To be positively drawn, Feb.

25th 1834. The is truly a mammoth scheme. A deduction of 10 per cent will be made where $100 is remitted. Remember that a director in the Union Bank and a director in the Tennessee Insurance Company obtained from Sylvester Thirty Thousand Dollars. Who does not know the above fortunate and worthy gentleman, and who will not try S.J.SYLVESTER, 130 Broadway, N.

York. Come one and all a long pull and a strong pull. Jan.2I3l Great Bargains Jkandr pursuance of an interlocutory decree, made at the May term 1833, of the Chancery Court at Franklin, between Maitland and others, creditors of John Mclver. deceased, and Daniel Graham and wife and John Mclver jr. heirs of John Mclver deceased the undersigned is authorised to sell and dispose of all the Lajds of John Mclver deceased, at the lime of his death and which descended to his heirs, and situated in the Westesn District, amongst which are'the follow, ing tracts.

In the Couniy of Madison. 150 acres, number 'entry 106, number grant 17245, 10th district, 2d range and 10th section. 100 acres, number of entry 178, number of grant 17257, in the tenth district, second range and tenth section. 50 acres adjoining the above. 149 acres, number of entry 545, in the 9th district, 2d range and 11th section.

65 acres, number of entry 534, number pfgrant 17282, in the 10th district, 2d range and 9th section. 50 acres, number of entry 241, number of grant 17280, in the 10th district, 2d" range and 10th section. (All the above tracts lie ou the waters of the south fork of Forked Deer River. G40 acres, number of entry 149, number of grant 21369 inthe 9th district, 2d range and lOlh section. 320 acres, number of entry 508, number of grant 20249, in the 10th district, 3d range and 9th section, part of a 640 acre tract.

In the Couniy of Dyer. 175 acres, number of entry 838, 13th district, 9th range and 4th section, south side of the Obion rhrer. 5000 acres number 0 grant 408, in the 13th' district! 9th and 10th ranges and 2d section; granted to Smith. 3909 acres, number ofirrant 416. in the 13th distric Public Square, 3aslwWe Tenn.

SAMUEIi SOGCr CO. AVE just received twelve dozen compound fluid Extract of Sarsaparilla. As this ce is in demand, their friends and customers who niav need it. would do well to call for. or order FHIHIJ following gentlemen compose the Fac- JEL u)ty of (his institution, viz: 1.

Pn.Lrr Li.ipstEv;. D. President. 2. Okrard Troost, M.

I. Professor of Geology, and Mineralogy. 3. James Hamilton, A.M. Professor ofMaVi-ematics, Astronomy, and Jfalural Philosophy.

4. N. S. Parmkntier, Esq. Professor of the French Language and Literature.

5. George Ely, A. B. Tutors of the 6. Abedseqo Stephens, A B.

Greek Latin Languages; The President lectures upon the following' sciences and branches of literature, viz: Rhetoric and JicUes Letlrei, Logic, Political Philosophy of Mind, Evidences of the Christian Religion and Sacred Literature, International and Constitutional Lay), History, Philology, Composition and Elocution. Nashville '19 eminently distinguished for health, temperance, morality and religion. The students are remarkable for industry, propriety of conduct, regular habits, and gentlemanly deportment. A considerable number of them are professors of religion. And it is confidently Relieved that no safer residence or nursery for youth can be found in our country on the score of health, morals, discipline, and thorough instruction.

The price of board and tuition i3 $120 per annum. PLANTERS fSATVK NOTICE. A election will be held at the bank of the jCjbl btate, on the first Monday in March next, tor the purpose of lectins' eleven directors of the Plan ter's Bank of Tennessee, agreeably to the provisions oi the charter, granted by the. General Assembly, at the last session. Nashville January 4 1834.

FOKM OF PROXY. The Proxies must be executed on or before the third day of February nest." The following is the form of me rroxy 1, for we) hereby oonstilute and appoint my substitute and attorney, tor me and in my name ami be' half, to vole, at an election to be held at JNashville, on the 3d day of March 1834, for Directors of- the Plan tersBa'nk of Tennessee, or upon any other 3ubiect relative to said bank, as fully as I (or we) could do, if personally present. Hereby confirming he mar do by virtue hereof. In witness whereof, I have hereunto et hit hand and seal, this day of 1834. (L, olate oj County Personally appeared before" me who executed the above power of attorney, and made oath that he is bona fide owner of snares of the capital stock in uie rianiers uanitoi xennessee.

Sworn to and subscribed before me, this day of A. D. 1834. A. B.

justice of the peace for the? county ot and state 01 Francis- B. Fogg, John Williams, Sam G. Smith; Andrew Hynes, H. Pelway, M. D.

Cooper, James Erwin, Joseph Vaulx, 4, 1834 Win. M. Berrynil Ephraim II Foster Ucorge Crockett, I James P. Clark, -S I John Shelby, F. G.

Crutcher, -1m WNION BANK. FIRST DIVIDEND A dividend at the rate of. 8 per cent per annum, on the capital slock of the Union Bank of the State of Tennessee as the payments thereof have been made, was this day declared by the board of directors dt said Bank. Payments of which will be made at the Bank to the western stockholders, or to their legal representatives, 011 or after the 20th mst. and to the stockholders, (o: their lesral representatives) on the books of the aeren cies, on or after the 2d February next Excepting the holders of stock, on which any arrearages Jor in stalments, are now due ana unpaia.

By order of the board, A- VANWY.CK, Cashier. Union bank, Nashville, January 9, 1834. POSTPONEMENT. Stockholders in the Union Bank, takefurthe, Jvvhce: rglHK 7tU instalment 01 imeen dollars per ja. share on the stock of the Union Bank, heretofore ndvertised to be paid on ist Monday (3d) February next is reduced to SSper shaie pa-ahle on the same dav and S5 per share payable on first Monday 3d March next By order of the board, A.

VAffWYCS, cashier. Union Bank, Nashville, January 11, 1834. JFaucy and-Staple $rij jAVID WILLIAMS has just received di rect from JNew York and J'hiladelphia, a large BAVID.SON COUNTY. AKEN up by Henry Hollinsworth, living. on the waters of Mill Creek, near VVm.

Vaulx Mill, six miles from NahvlHo. SORREL HORSE, blaze in the face, a ftsw saddle spots on the back, shod all round, switch tail, about 14 hands high, supposed to be five years old marked with the geer. Appraised to $35. Jan 15. Jan.

28 Tu3t JO- NORVELL, Ranger. NASHVILLE INN. The Subscriber iiaving purchased from Mr. Houerh his interest in this estab lishment, and joined Mr. P.

W. LONG, (a erentlenian very favorably known for some years past to its customers) in a newltase of fouryears fromhrst January next, Degs leave 10 tender 10 nis friends, the friends of the house and the public in general, his unremitting attention to their ease and comfort. The table shall witli the choicest nrovi- sions and the various delica the season the mar ket at all times may afford, and sliati be 1 abundance, and prepared and served up in such style as I trust will give entire satisfaction. The part of the house devoted to ladies, and families, has been latterly much improved and added to by several spacious and airy rooms, which, together with untiring attention andadesire to please, will, I trust, ensure patronage of a liberal and enlightened public. The servants shall be of the very first order, and travellers may at all times calculate on a comfortable and quiet night's resU Thestablesare spacious, the hostlers sober, attentive and obligingand the supplies of grain and forage abundant.

June 1,1833. JAMES B. FERGUSON. The subscribers jointly offer their best services to the patrons of the Inn and to the public. FERGUSON LONG.

N. B. The Stage. Office of the Northern, Southern, Eastern and Western stages is kept at this house. SAfflSJEL Co.

RE now receiving their Spring and Summer Supplies Fresh and Genuine MEDICINES, together with every other article usually sold by Drurjrjsts. They offer them for sale. at such prices, terms. as tnev none wn noi ian 10 pleasetheir friends and the public in gen eral. Their Store is the house formerly occupied by George Shall and Son, corner of Deaderick Street and the Public Sq uare, Nashville.

Aprils ly November 30 tf. DOCTOR WHITON'S VegefiaMe Anti-Bilious Fills. 1HE convenience oFa cheap remedy, in the a. form of rills, suited to the commencement most of the indispositions to which we are liable, needs no comment. Many-diseases, in their forming stage, are easily arrested, by the exhibition of proper cathar tic meuicine, ana uie consequent sunenngana expense arettiereD3- avoided.

All ttiatpuls can ettect in prese ving or restoring health and that is much may expected, and will be derived, from the timely use 01 these pills. They are peculiarly every va- ious slate of the stomach and in all feverishness of the system, dependent on the same cause. In short, for every derangement of the stomach and bowels, requi rinff cathartic medicine, the Vegetable Anti-Bilious Pills admit no competitor. Price 25 cents. D'To be sold at Messrs.

SWING VashviKlrr-y, CONSUMPTION CURSSS. De La Monterat's Columbian. Vegetable Specific. the most valuable remedy ever yet discovered for the cure of Cou-lis. Colds.

Consumvlions. Asthma, Spitting of Blood, and all the diseases of the Breast and Lungs- Prepared by J. BOYD, Philadelphia. It composes the disturbed nerves, gives strength to the Lungs, repairs the appetite, improves the Spirits, Bill of directions accompanying each bottle of the Specific, pointing out in a conspicuous manner all the symptoms in their different stages of the diseases, and particular directions respecting the treatment while using it, together with many well authenticated certi licalcs of cures, Sic. TJIn consequence of the great and increasing de mand for this Specific, the proprietor is enabled to reduce the price to 75 cents per bottle, thereby enabling it to come within the reach of all persons.

A fresh supply received and for sale by appointment. Dr. Rush's Anti-Dyspeptic Pi Is. These pills have been successfully used by thousands who can testify to their superior efficacy (over many other remedies now in use) for the cure of Dyspepsia in all their complicated forms; they give strength to the debilitated organs of digestions repair the appetite, remove nausea and sickness of the stomach, habitual Palpitation of the Heart, and many other nervous affections. They contain no mercury, nor do they sicken the stomach; they are a mild and safe cathartic; there is no restriction in diet or drink, or exposure to, wet or cold while using them.

Bill of directions will accompany each box of pills, which will fully explain their'effects From the well known reputation of these piils for so many years, the proprietor, J. BOYD, Philadelphia, deems it unnecessary to arive any further detail of them. fresh supply has been received, and for sale by ap-HILL, pointment. rorsaleby EWING November 21, 1833. JVashville.

DR. THOMAS WHITE'S Vegetable Toothache ISrons. THE only specific ever offered to the public from which a permanent and radical cure may be obtained of that disagreeble pain, the Toothache, wun an 11s auenoant evils; sucnas iraciunng tne jaw in extracting of the teeth, which often proves more painful than the toothache, itself; and cold passing from the decayed teeth to the jaw, thence to the head, producing a rheumatic affection, with many other unpleasant effects; such as a disagreeable breath, bad taste in the month. Sec, all of which are produced from foul or decayed teeth. I am happy to have it in my power to offer to the world a remedy, that will not only remove the pain nine times out of ten, ifproperly applied, but preserve the teeth from furtherdecay.and arrest the disease in such as are decaying and have not commenced aching, restoring them to health and use- ulness.

0To be sold at T. WELDS' and at EWING HILL'S, JVashville. May 31 ly Powder. I JPotvder i THE Subscriber has just built a new Fire Proof Magazine, and is now rady to receive consignments of Powder for sale.or to be forwarded to auy part of Tennessee or Alabama, or to be stored for any Merchant or Manuiacturer. Nov.

30th. SAM'L SEAY Pure -White 3LeaL KEGS just received an.d for sale at the Drugstore of SAM. HOGG Co. Public Square, JVashville. SS.a.

1 nis article is warrantee unadalterated and will be sold at manufactory priceadding cost transportation. D'ecember3, 1833 tf FOR KErVT. HE Corporation School -House is for rent, and possession eriven jm mediate y. Apply to Thomus Washington, Esq. W.H.

Moore, or T. Callender. January 18 wat GZ. manufactured by John King, of Philadelphia Also a supply of- his GOLD and SIL ass a and general assortment of FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS, consisting in part of the following articles, viz: Cloths Super blue, black, brown, green, drab, mulberry and steel mix'd. Ready-made Clothing, consisting of gentlemen's fine cloth over-coat3 and cloaks; ladies' Merino and silk do; white Mersailles, black bombazine, black satin, colored toilinett.

and olain and cut silk velvet vests: it as soon as possible. THEY HAVE JUST 50 ounces genuine Sulphate of Quinine 12 do Iodine, 10 do Sulphate and Acetate of Morphia in one and two drachm phials. 40 ounces Benzoic acid. 12 doz. Preston sniellipg salts.

2 ibs. Chlorate oj Potash. 50 Calomel Optimus. 25 Ipecac-pale Peruvian. 40 Spanish flies.

40 Pulverised Rhubarb 25 Opium Optimus 5 London blue pill rca33 40 Gum Arabic Optimus The above, together with their former stock, makes thankfully received, and meet with prompt attention That property is surely unprofitable, and that ad venture extremely hazardous, which will not bear in surance. J. FOX WHARTON, AGENT OF THE Protection Insurance Company jNbUKiiiO houses, merchandize. against loss or damage by fi and the cararoes of vessels of every description against the perils of the seas and rivers also the hulls of steamboats on any of the Wes tern waters against the liazards oj inland navigation Dept.Sb lam Naslsville Spring Races. THREE Stakes proposed for 3 year old colts and fillies, to close the 15th February.

A poststake, $200 entrance mile heats. A sweep stake $100 do 2 do A do do $100- do mileheat3. Any person wishiua; to enter in either of the above stakes, will call at the Nashvile Inn, oi direct their entries to P. W. LONG, Pro.

Jau. 14 1334 td Notice to Planters, Ginners and Merchants. The substantial Steamboat RANDOLPH, built at New Albany, is now finished, and will departior jn Orleans (commanded by Capt. JOSEPH MILLER) the first rise of water, and continue to run dunns: the ensuing season. We will receive, in the usual way, all produce sent to us will purchase Cotton and Tobacco, and make liberal advances on either, for shipment.

Our James G. Washington, will be in New-Orleans during the business season, (say from 1st December to rtcc(Vean-d fonvard wilhout delay (freo-ft0 aH merchandiM forwarded t0 from the northern cities, for this place nnd interme diate landings. We will have such arrangements with the other boats in the trade, as to be enabled to ship on any ot them, and not delay goods tor our uoats. 1 a mvc wnnnc s. JVashville, Dec 7, 1833 8m NEW WAREHOUSE.

THE subscriber having his large warehouse ready for the reception of cotton and Tobacco, will be thankful! to receive both on storage and for shipment; on which he will make liberal advances, when confided to his care. He is part owner and agent of the new and substantial steamboat, the Tobacco Plant, which will depart for New Orleans the present rise 01 water. Dec. 17,1833. ANDREW HYNES.

7The highest price will be paid in cash for Cot ton ant! PACIFIC. PRESIDENT. COTTON TOBACCO. THE undersigned, owners and agents of the Steamers PACIFIC and PRESIDENT, have taken the extensive Warehouse and Store Room.of H. R.

W. Hill, fronting Marketand College streets, where they will receive Cotton and Tobacco for sale or ship ment. This warehouse is provided with an excellent Serf fress tor xouaeco, ancf is irom us rf ry convenient for shippers. They will arive the high est market price for both those articles during the approaching season. 1JOUULASS WOOD.

In Store at their IFnreiouse on the Square, A small lot of superior Virginia CHEWIJVG TO-BA CCO, with a very general stock of GROCERIES and DRY GOODS. August 27 tf NOTICE. "LL persons indebted to the late firms of Jo-siahNichol Son, and C. M. fr.

J.Nichol. will please call and pay their aecounts and notes without de. lay. The books and notes will be found at the office of Wm. Nichol, on Union-St.

Those who disregard thisj notice, (it is to be hoped,) will not be displeased if they should find their notes and accounts in other hands for collection. All reflecting persons know well howimpor-tantitis to close speedily this business; and I do hope this notice will not be disregarded. Either William, James or Josiah are fully authorized to receive and receipt for any money on account. CHA'S MNICHOL, Surviving Partner. N.

B. A1! persons having claims, on the lale. Josiah Nichol, will please present them for payment All in-, debied to hmi will please call and pay. to either William or James Ntehol, who are fully authorized to receive. ELEANOR" 1CHOL, Executrix; WM.

NICHOL. JAMES NICHOL.J Eocteulors. January 23, 1834 tf "v's RECEIVED, 40 Aether Sulphuric 10" Oil Menthne piper. 10 Anise Opt 5 Oil. Santonic'um 10 Pulv.Rad.

Scilla 25 Amnioniated Alcohol 40 Gum Assafoelida 40 Puly. Sal. Rochelle 40 Sup. Carb. Soda 40 Tartaric Acid superior 75 Cream Tartar Optimus 100 Camphor refined 75 Borax do their assortment very complete.

ICpOrders will be Nashville, Dec. 3, 1833. Tennessee Jflarine and Wire INSURANCE COMPANT. Capital 300,000 Dollars. rSHHE Tennessee Marine and Fire Insurance J3L Company will make Insurances on house and goods of every description against Fire; on Steam Boats and cargo, against Fire and the risks of the rivers; on the cargo ol Keel boats, lat Boats, and other river craft, and on sea vessels and their caiero, on the usual terms.

Office on Union street, Nashville, next door to the Unionliank. II L. DOUGLASS, President. WM. NICHOL, Secretary.

DIRECTORS. Geo. Crocket, James Woods, E. D. Hicks, F.

G. Crutcher, M. Hill, Sam'l. Seay, Francis B. Fogg M.

Watson, J. P. Erwin R. Cheatham, December 21 If NJSW CJOOBS. PETTVVAY has just received from a New-York and Philadelphia, a quantity of GOODS, amongst which are the following articles: 3-4, 4-4 and 5-4 bleached and brown bhirtings and Sheetings; Apron and Furniture Checks; Domestic Plaids; Bed Tickings; Satinets; Negro Cloth; Blue, Black and Olive Cloths, Merrimack and English Calicoes; Merino Circassians; Bombazetts; India, Flag and Pongee Handkerchiefs Pin3 and Patent Thread Black Bombazeen Stocks, be.

ALSO, 50 cases Men's Shoes (chiefly Brogans :) 75 do do Hats, various qualities. IJV STORE: Sugar, CoB'ee, Salt, Iron, Nails; Sperm Candles; Manufactured Tobacco; Wrapping and Writing Paper. JVashville, August 8 If Perfumery Fancy Soaps, Ac, SJAMUEL HOGU Co. have iust receiv ed from the wholesale perfumery establishment of N. Smith i'rentiss of INew York, 12doz.

Purified Bcar'sOil; 3 Kephalia; 12 Macassar Oil genuine, The above articles are nisrhly recommended for pre serving and beautifying the hair, and for preventing nremature baldness. 12 doz. Cologne Water; 12" Florida 6 Lavender 3 Bay 3 Honey 6 Milk of Roses; 6 Indelible Ink; 3 Cosmetic Cold Cream, (an admired emollient in all cases of eruption or roughness oi the skin 6" Pearl Powder, (a perfer.trestorative for relieving the complexion from the effectofhear:) 3 Erasive powder, for extracting oil and grease from silk and woolen garments; 3 Aromatic Tooth Paste; 3 Carbonic Dentifrice to whiten, purify, and preserve the teeth 3 Choline. Dentifrice, specially valuable for its chemical qualities as a sweetener of the breath 4 Concentrated, Disinfecting Solution of Chlo ride of Soda, or the great disinfecting power that neutralizes and destroys the progress and consequences of putrefaction Fancy soaps for the toilet; Rose.jessamine, Ceylon. Violef, Cinnamon, and Cosmetic Wash Balls; also aquantity'of superior Shaving Soaps and an assortment of Toilet Bottles.

MB Si I A. a meeting of the Board of Managers of the T'ennessee State Colonization Society, held on Monday, October 21st, it was Resolved, That the Secretaries give notice, through the public prints, that it is the intention of the Board to send by the way of New Orleans, in the month of March next, such tree people ol color as shall previously give notice of their intention to emigrate to Liberia, and shall present themselves at Nashville, or be ready to depart- from some point in this State below Nashville, the first day of March, 1834. Application may be made to either of the Secretaries, or to any other officer of the Society. GEORG'E WELLER, Cor. Scc'y.

ROBT, H. M'EWEN, Rec. Sec November 28 tf UThe Editors- of newspapers in all parts of the State, are to codv the above notice a few times in their papers. TRAYEDor STOLEN trommy-. dwelling house, a larce imported BITCH, of the bull terrier breed.

S.be is white, with the exception of a few black spots. Her name is Cora and she had on when she disappeared, a steel chain collar, with the words "Thomas Gowdey" engraved thereon. I will give a suitable reward to any person who will return her, or tell me where I can find her. December 9. THO.

H. FLETCHER. Important to Planters, Cotton bhipptrs, fyc. ripHE subscribers are now prepared'to make M. cash advances on Cotton consigned to their care for shipment and sale.

Haying a resident Partner in New York constantly engaged in purchasing Cotton for Eastern Manufacto'-ries, persons having choice lots, will at once perceive the advantage of consigning to our care, as from our arrangements, we can always insure fo such, the highest market prices Our Freight contracts are. such- a3 to render the charges extremely moderate. DWYER PIECES 4-4 BROWN DOMES TICS itist received will be sold clteai 6th and 7th rang es and 1st and 2d sections, granted to JJ. U1UJU1. 640 acres, number of entry 175, number of graol 18576, in the 13th district, 7th range and 4th section.

175 acres, number of entry 333, 13th district, 9tl range, 4th section. 2i67 acres, number of entrv 21. grant 17290. 13th dis. trict, 8th range, 3d section 453 acres allotted to McLe-more, locator, and half remainder belonging to George In the County of Perry.

140 acres, number of entry 532, grant 18253, 9th dis trict, 8th range and 10th section. In the County of Henry. 640 acres, number of entry 751, grant 18720, 12th range, 9th section on Tennessee river. In the County Gibson. 2000 acres, number of entry 20, errant 18D51, 13th district, 4th range and 4th section; north side of thq North fork of Forked Deer, b40 acres, number of entry 202.

errant 18578, I3th district, 2d range, and 3d section; north side of Rutherford prong of the Obion river. 200 acres, number of entry 511, errant district, 4th range and' 2d section; on the waters of Middle fork of Forked Deer river. 134acres, number of entrv 386, err. 17210, I3th dis trict, 2nd range and 11th section. 1000 acres, grant 18953, ranere and 4th section.

III the County of Haywood. JOOOacres, number of entry 497, errant 17683, 1th district 2nd range, 10th and II th sections, south fork. 01 cane creeli. 320 acres, number of entrv 656, errant dis tract, 5th range and 6ih section, part of 640 acres. 18J1 acres, grant district; part of a grant.

forSOOO acres granted to Benjamin Smith, in the County ot Tipton. 293 acres, number of entry 514, grant district, 4lh range and 10th section; on Cane creek of Big Hatchie. 274acres, nn.iiberof entrv511, errant 17461, eleventh district, fourth range and tenth section: on Cane creek of Big Hatchie. In the Couniy of Fayette. 640acres, number of entry 3-13, grant 17458, eleventh, district, second range, first section; on the waters of Wolf river.

100 acres number of entry 449, grant 17492, eleventh district, second and third ranges, fourth section, nsrth side of Loose Hatchie river. 320 acres, number of entry 402, grant 20242, tenth-district, sixth, range and fifth section, part of a 640 acre tract. ih 200 acres, number of entry 470, grantl'MSS, 11th district, eighth second and third 198 acres, numberfentry 471, gram 37439 eleve. tr dislrlct, eighth ranere, third section. of grant ui48, 11th.

district, 8th range and third section The three latter tracts of land are sitvzic about five miles below Raleigh. and adjoining each other, and the whole together would make a very valuable plantation In the County of Hardin. 100 acres, nuniberof entry 125. ninth district, eighth range and 6th section. In the County of Weakley.

372 acres, number of entry district, 3d ranere 8th section ly insron the north fork of Obion river. 280 acres, number of entry 327, 13th district, 3rd range, and 7th section. 4360 acres, number of entry 325, grant 17306, 13lh district, 1st and 2nd ramres and 5th section 825- acres allotted to Blacktan, out of the north west corner. Messrs Shults and Moran are authorized to sell the lands in Henry and Weakley counties. William H.

Henderson the lands in Haywood and Tipton counties. William H. Jones the lands in Dyer and Gibson counties. Daniel Johnson the lands in Fayette and Shelby counties. The ferms of sales will be ten per cent cash upon amount purchased, the balance in one and two years.

the title to beniade when the whole 01 the purchase money shall be paid, under the direction of the Court. The titles to the above lands will be John Mclver, in his life time, have sold any of the above lands, those who claim them will please make it known. JO. H. TALBOT.

Jackson, August 24, 1833. tf. Oct. 3. The thoroughbred Stallion.

MACSJBOfVI-AlY. BRED by the late John Randolph of Roanoke. Esq- is a rich mahogany ba', upwards of sixteen hands high, and so commanding in his appearance as to attract the attention, and indeed, excite the admiration of the most unobservant. He will stand the next season at the JVashville Course his terms, together with a full description of him, will be given in due time. In the mean time, I hazard nothing by assuring the public that in point of blood ana symmetry, and indeed every other tried quality that could recommend 3.

stallion, he is equal to any -norse ever exhibited in thia-country. PEDIGREE. MACEDONIAN Was got by RoanoiC6, and he by Sip'Arcliv nrliick was hrprl hv Arrhinalr! Rnnilr of Ben Lomond, Esquire, and got by Sir Charles Buft'-bury's Diomed his dam by Rockingham. the best son of Highflyer, out of Pratt's iamous Squirt mare, grand dam Tabitha by Trentham, See Stud Book. Roanoke's dam, Bunbury, was bred by Sir Charles Bunbury, of whom Mr.

Randolph purchased her a yearling. She was got by Lord Clermont's famous horse Trumpeter the best grandson of Mr. Fenwick's Ma'tchem, which was thebesf'runnerand stallion of his. day his o'sni Hrghliyer.theiiestngRallij; day never beaten nor paid forfeit; and got more winners thrui any horse in England. He of the Herod stock of horses, a3 Trumpeter'was of the Matchem race his grand dam Plaything, by Malchem, as above, out of Vixen, by Regulus, the best son of the Godolphin Arabian, and.

sire of Baylor's old Fearnought, Hutton's Spot, Fox Cub, Bay Bolton. Coney-skins, Hutton's Grey Barb; Byerly, Turk, Bustler. See Stud Book also Sir Charles IJunburv's cerlificate in Mr. Randolph's possession. Macedonian's dam, the imported mare Statira, was bred'by Mr.

Forth, and gotby Alexander the Great, his grand dam, sister to by Buzzard his great grand damy Rose, by Sweetbrierl his great great grand dam, Mertitose, by Snap.and his great grca't great grand dam, Miss Wind sor, by the Godoliinin Arabian. P. W. LONG, for the Proprietor. Oct.

17, 1833 6m. DOCTOR JUDK1NS' I FI I M-E'Jtf T. HIS invaluable Medicine is celebrated for linrins- the following diseases; White Swelliner. of every description Sore Legs and Ulcers of long' standing Felons, or what some people know by the name of Catarrhs, of every description Rheumatic pains of the joints Sprains and Bruises of every des-ciipliop-Tetters 0 all kinds Chilblains, or parts affected by It is also one of the best remedies for scalds and burns. For women's ciiTiriortoranv medicine vet 1 known.

irjTo be sold at Messrs jivviwu pi, a. 1 ii.i i Don.Dazine Sl0, menno anu woo, shirts and drawers; black Italian and muslin era- Flannels Superfine gauze and patent Swan-skin mid common, assorted colors. Beaver Hats, fur and cloth Caps and Umbrellas, as-jorted. Shoes and Boots Men, women and children's, and ladies fine kid lined lasting do. Silks Black Italian.

Gros cle Berlin, blacit 5-4 Gros Grecian, Poult de Suise, rich figured and colored Gros de Naples; plain, figured, colored and striped Satins for ball dresses and bonneu. French Merinos Brown, purple, green, claret, Maroon, scarlet and black, (Lupine's sott finish.) English Merinos Plain, black, purple, brown, scarlet, crimson and lead. colored, double and single width; printed do, 4-4 wide. Cashmerell Cherry, purple, brown and clarel, (a new and beautiful article for ladies' dresses.) Chcdeys richly figured and satin striped plain black do. Far Capes, tippets and boas; ladies and gentlemen's cloak tassels.

Shawls Plain and embroidered Thibet; plain and colored bordered merino do. Fancy Handkerchiefs Printed, Thibet, scarlet and white merino, with colored borders, twisted silk, rich figured satin, gauze and barege. Silk Velvets Plain black, purple and scarlet, and black, yellow and while cut do for bonnets. Belt Ribbons assorted and black bead oags. Ladies' Gloves Colored, Hoskin, double and sin-u-le.

fur-lined and Gentlemen's Gloves Beaver, buckskin; double, single and fur-lined. French Chintz Scarlet, brown, p'Jrple arid blue: Calicoes British, French and American, assorted colors and Muslins Book, Jaconet, Swiss and Mull; cross-barred andHair corded do, assorted. Pocket Handkerchiefs Plain and twill'd Bandanna, ASifiKj' fo'tch'd ar)d plain linen cambric do srisa Mjincis i laigeanu general assortment, some very fine. Hosiery Ladies and gentlemen's silk, cotton, merino, worsted and lamb's wool hose and half hose. Prentiss1 Perfumery Cologne, Lavender, Esprit cle Rose, Hermitage Extract, Cosmetic Wash Balls, Shaving Soaps, Hair Powder, Combs and Brushes Hair, cloth, tooth and hearth Brushes: Tortoise and imitation plain and carved Combs.

Bonnets Ladies and misses plain straw and gimp; splendid Tuscan do, a new article Guns A few superior double and single barrel. Manton's make. All of which he offers for sale at retail, or by the piece, at reouced prices tor cast. JVashville, December 24. 1835.

TashviMe, tJfSurfreesboro ami bUclhyvi lie lurnpice stock. a meeting of the board of commissioners ou the 16th Dec, it was that a call of five dollars on the share of the capital slock of the isueioyville lurnpifcecom-dany be made; payable on the first Monday in Febru-aiyj and oaths second Mondays in March, April and May next, it was Jurthermara onls-red-, that the agent bs instructed.lo commence suitafter the 15th January next, against delinquent stockholder for the a-mount due' upon their stock. JAMES H. 2,1834 JlgeKtJ: VER LEAF, received and for sale the Store ot SAML. HOGG Sty'cr for..