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Take Notice S5AK NOTE EXCHANGE. Iteligicus debate at Lexington KENTUCKY. A SUBSCRIPTION List is now open at the Bookstore of WM. ft. EICHBAUSI, to receive the names of individuals wishing to subscribe to the interesting Debate, between REV.

N. RICE AND MR. ALEX- ANDER CAMPBELL. The work will shortly be published in one volnme, WThe office at site the Treasury is on Spring utieet, or Episcopal Chuvch The Mail la night brought no papers published eastf Those fresh oyster, of Fuller's arc very rkh. or Missionaries.

The Rer. T. D. Hunt and lady, Rev. E.

Whittlesey and lady, Rev. C. P. Andrews, Rev. John F.

Prague and Miss Vhi'nay, from Uie American Board of Commis-i lor Foreign Missions, soiled from Boston Jast for the Sandwich and Society Is- BERRY TAffNIIlXIS CATALOGUE OF English and-America va Books Books for the- 1 LOCKH ART'S AFfCIENT SPANISH- BALLADS, Splendidly illustrated in colors. 2 THE BOOK or BRITISH BALLADS; Splen-didly illastreied CHILDE HAROLD'S PILGRIMAGE With Sixty superb and a Portrait of Byron in Grecian costume. 4 THE WAVERLEY GALLERY: Containing-. Thirty-Six Female Portraits. 5 MOORE'S LALLA SOOKH, elegant.

6 BOOK OF THE PASSIONS, with elegant engravings. 7 ROGER'S ITALY', in ouarto, with 25 illustrations. 8 MILTON'S POETICAL X)RKS Edited, by James Montgomery, with 120 9 CAMPBELL'S POETICAL WORKS, elegant. 10 COVVPER'S TASK, illustrated. 11 WORDSWORTH'S GREECE with 37S Engravings illustrative of the Scenery, Architecture, and Costume of that country.

13 LE BOUQUET DES SOUVENIRS: A Wreath of Friendship, with 25 beautifully colored engravings. 14 THOMSON'S SEASONS, illustrated. 15 THE VICAR of WAKEFIELD, with 22 MM lustrations. 16 THE WORKS of-ROBERT BURNS, illustrated. 17 BUNYAN3 FILGRIM'S PROGRESS, with-25 imbellishments, IS THE POETS AND POETRY OF AMERICA, illustrated.

19 BIBLES, Oxford editions, with gilt clasps. 20 VELVET BIBLES, with gilt clasps, 22 FEMALE BEAUTY. By Mrs. A. Walker.

With 12 Plates. 23 OUR GLOBE: A Universal Picturesque Album. Illustrated by 104 superb steel engravings. Edited by the North American Bibliographic Institution of Philadelphia. 24 THE COMPLETE POETICAL WORKS THOMAS MOORE, elegant.

25 GRAY'S ELEGY. With 20 Illustrations on wood. Superb. 26 GRAY'S BARD. With 12 Illustrations.

27 FLOWERS and THEIR ASSOCIATIONS. By Miss Pratt. Colouied Plates. Consider the Lillies." 28 MILITARY COSTUME OF TURKEY. Illustrated by a Series of Engravings from Drawings made on the spot.

Dedicated by permission to his Excellency the Klihister of the Ottoman Porte to his Britanic Msjesty; 1844: English American Annuals. THE AMERICAN IN PARIS dtjring the Summer; or, Heath's Picturesque Annual fiiv 1844. Being a Picture of Parisian Life in the Court, the Salons, and the Family Circle. With--a Graphic Description of the Field Sports, Summer Amusements, and Festivities. By Jules Janin.

With Eighteen Elaborate Engravings, from Designs by the celebrated French Evgew--Lami. THE KEEPSAKE. Edited by the Countess of Blessington. With Thirteen beautiful Embellishments. HEATH'S BOOK OF LEAUTY.

Edited by the Countess of Blessington. With Thirteen, beautiful Female Figures. THE GIFT for 1844. Elegantly bound in while calf, with rich Embellishments. THE ROSE; or Affection's Gift.

Edited by Emily Marshall. With Ten highly-finished Engravings. THE OPAL. A Pure Gift for the Holy Days, 2d-'- ited by N. P.

Willis. THE LITERARY SOUVENIR for 1844. With Ten beautiful engravings. DRAWING ROOM SCRAP BOOK, beautifully Illustrated. jrTogether with a variety of Ladies elegant Portfolios Work Boxes; Pearl, Ivory and Velvet.

Card Cases, For sale by Dec 18 BERRY TANNEHILE. English American Berry A' Tannehill HAVE Recently received large additions to their previously extensive stock, embracing many old and scarce Books as well as the more recent English and American Pnblications. They invite attention to tho following CATALOGUE: BRITISH STATESMEN. Lives of eminent British Statesmen, by John Foster of the Inner Temple; in two volumes. Commencing with the popular struggle in the reign of James 1., and closing at the Restoration.

With Original Portraits of Eliot, Pym, Hampden and Cromwell. UTOPIA. Utopia: or the Happy Republic, A. Philosophical Romance, by Sir Thomas. More-To which is added The New Atlantis, by Lord Bacon.

With a preliminary Discourse, containing an Analysis of Plato's Republic, by J. A. St. John Esq. BACON.

The Essays or Counsels Civil and Moral and Wisdom of the Ancients of Francis Verulam. Edited by Basil Montagu Esq. PLATO. Plato's Divine Dialogues, together with the Apology of Socrateb. CALVIN.

Institutes of the Christian Religion. By John Calvin. NF.VVTON. DLsserJatians on the Prophecies. By John Newton, D.

D. HAZLITT. Lectures on the English Comic Writers. By William Hazlitt. LADY MONTAGU.

Letters from the Levant, during the Embassy to Constantinople, 1716-18. By Lady Mary Wortley Montagu. With a Preliminary Discourse and Notes, containing a sketch of her Ladyship's Character, moral and literary. By J. A.

St. John Esq. TASSO. The Jerusalem Delivered of Tasso. Translated into English Spenserian Verso.

By J. H. Wiffin. ECCLESIASTICAL HISTORY. The Ecclesiastical History of M.

L'Abbe Flenrry, from the Second Ecumenical Council to thy end of the Fourth Century. Translated, with Notes, and an Essay in the Miracles of the Period. LAMB. Specimen of English Dramatic Poets, who lived about the Time of Shokspeare. With Notes.

By Charles Lamb. The Prose Works of Charles Lamb, in 3 vols. Containing Elia, first and seeond series, Rosamund Gray. SHE pannership of JNO. NICHOL SON will expire on the tirst day ot January, ifc44, by mutual consent, those having claims against said firm will present them, and those indebted by note or account, will please call and settle the same3 it is expected no delay will take place, as our business be closed and we hope without cost.

JNO. NICHOL. JAS. BEAL NICHOL. Dec.

15, 1843 1m NEW ORLEANS CAKFET 23, Chart res Street. THE Subscriber would call' the attention of the public to his extensive assortment of ARPETINGS, FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, yC. lately received. It comprises tho newe and most elegant styles and patterns of Wilton, Brussels, Im perial, three plye, and Ingram Carpelmgs (the latter with all possible variety of qualities) and every thing connected with his fine of business, such as Chintz Baize for crumb cloths; superior Chenille, Tufted and Brussels Rugs; door Mats, Table and Piano covers of various materials and qualities; Thread, India Mattings for Floors, ALSO, A LARGE AND SPLENDID STOCK of Floor Oil Cloths, new and beautiful patterns of all widths, from two to twenty-lour leet, and suita ble for rooms, bails- stairs, He would beg purchasers to bear in mind that his stock, intended for WHOLE SALE AND RETAIL, is at all limes large, and will be kept full by constant arrivals, of NEW PATTERNS. He can supply any number of yards required for large establishments, out of many different patterns, and his prices will be found as low, as in any city of the United States, for similar articles.

H. SCHOON MAKER. Dec. IS RAN AWAY fROM ihe plantation of the subscriber on the 27th of October last, a negro boy named RANDALL, aged about 24 or 5. He is a dark copper colored negro, about 5 feet 8 or 10 inches high, has a slight scar on one of his cheeks, talks rather thick or li.spingly has a heavy logish step.

His dress at the time of absconding is not known. It is apprehended that he is endeavorinjr to make his es cape out of the country. I will give a reward of 25 to any person securing him in jail or other wise, so the owner can get hold of him. REBECCA C. BOUCHELLE.

Lowndes county, Miss Dec. 15, 1843. tf Columbus (Miss.) Democrat. BUCKWHEAT FLOUR. JUST RECEIVED a small lot of fresh Buckwheat Flour, for family use, in half, quarter, and eighth barrels.

For sale by JNO. W. WALKER EDWARDS. Dec. 15, 1S43.

8 fieri ii with the "ELL, go to McNairy Sc Hamilton's and set Nash's Indian vegetable r'lle Ointment, as I and many others have done who have been suffering for five or six years, and are now ec. 15. Boots, Shoes, Hats, Caps and TRUNKS, Wholesale ami Retail. A. B.

ROBERTSON HOLX.I3W3. ARE now receiving direct from the best and most approved manufactories a largo assortment of Gentlemen's light calf stichsd Boots, heavy do do do. do do sewed Shoetees, waterproof over shoes, (patent.) Ladies super calf shoes and buskins, kid and morocco shoes, seal and leather do. satin and kid slippers, waterproof shoes and overshoes, half gaiters and quilted shoes. Misses calf and morocco boots and shoes, Childrens calf and morocco, do.

Which are warranted to be of good quality, and will be sold at unusually low prices, having been purchased for cash, we are enabled tG sell very low. We respectfully request those wishing to purchase to give us a call, our stock will be found of superior quality, and styles, goods. An additional supply of 200 packages daily expected to arrive. A. B.

ROBERTSON IIOLLINS. Dec. 15. 1MJ1TS WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, list received from Kew York and ihilrt-delpliia ENTLEMEN'S fashionable napped, Beaver 'SJH" Hats, Smooth or Brush, do low price Russia and napped. Broad brim, do Superfine Fur Caps, common fur and Glazed Caps, Boys and Childrens Cloth and Fur Caps and Hats, all of which we propose selling very low, and respectfully solicit purchasers to call and examine for themselves.

A. B. ROBERTSON IIOLLINS. Nashville, Dec. 15th, 1843.

IRON-FRAMED TRAVELLING TRUNKS, VALISES CARPETBAGS. A LARGE assortment of fine quality, at low prices. Buyers are invited to call and examine the assortment. A. B.

ROBERTSON IIOLLINS. Dec. 15, 1S43, French Boots. AL and splendid assortment just received which cannot be surpassed in point of style and quality in any market, which will he sold at the very low price of $'6 50. We propose keeping on hand a constant supply at the above price.

A. B. ROBERTSON IIOLLINS. Dec. 15, 1843.

NASHVILLE FEMALE ACADEMY. 2TEW ARKAKGEMEWT. rglilE Board of Trustees take this opporlunity to JH inform the patrons of this Institution that they have entrusted the boarding department to Messrs. Lapsley and Elliott; who will hereafter reside in the boarding house, and take the special supervision of such young ladies as may be committed to their care. The Trustees are much pleased to state that ihe ser vices of Mrs.

Hamilton, a lady eminently qualified to act as matron, have been secured. We, therefore, with increased confidence, recommend the Institution, and especially the bearding house, to the patronage of the public Next session commences, Monday. Jan. 8, 1S44. THOS.

CRUTCIIER. Dec. 15, IS43. Paints and CJIass. llGS rresh White Lead, 25 barrels Linseed Oil, 15 do Spts.

Turpentine, 4 do English Venitian Red, 200 boxes Window Gloss assorted sizes or sales by W. W. BF.llllY. Imligo and Holder. Cernons Spanish float Indigo, 1 l.hd.

Dutch Madder, jnst received a.ad for salobv W. W. BERRY. Spices. i SACKS Alspice, 10 d) Pepper.

40 Ma's Cinnamon, 1 barrel Cloves. 20 bag Race Ginger, 1 cik 2 barrels ground Ginger, Long I'cpucr, White Pepper, for sale by Dec. 15. VV. W.

BERRY. BY D. PEittL. SPECIE BASIS. Tennessee hanks, payable at Nashville, Blanches Union Bank do.

do Planters1 i do Bank of Tennessee Memphis Bank do New York City Banks par do Country do. good banks par a 5 dis Pennsylvania Philadelphia do do par do Country do uncertain Maryland Baltimore Banks par da Country do uncertain Wheeling 1 a 2 dis 'Wheeling 3 a 5 South Carolina a 2 dis North Carolina 1 a 2 dis Louisiana Bunks specie paying par Kentucky par Indiana par a 1 dis Illinois uncertain Ohio do Alabama 8 dis Georgia Banks 2 a 30 dis Arkansas 60 dis Mississippi no sale KXCIIAJ GE. Checks on New York, I prem. do Philadelphia 1 do Baltimore 1 FEMALE ACADEMY. nfjRHE next session of this Institution will com JiL mence on Monday the 15ih January next, under the superintendence of MR.

M113. BLACKIN-TON. The rates of Tuition will be $3, $12, and $16 per session. CalUthe tricks free of charge M. SPENCE, Secretary of the Board of Trustees.

Dec. 20, 1S43 4t KRIS KRJLNttliE'S QUARTERS College Street, near Union, EVER grateful for favors past, "I come to you with the closing So fill your socks as you like best, For Christmas time is near. "Tel! the old folks" where 1 keep, And they wilt buy you something queer; Between the Square and Union street, It is so near the closing year. So "dont forget my paradise, Where Sugar Gods'5 appear; And oilier things most numerous, For Christmas time is near. I have the finest of Candies, of Kisses and Cakes, Oranges, Raisins, Jellies and Dales; Pine Apples, Lemons, and Cocoa Nuts here, So 'send in your orders," for Christmas is near.

And then my Vanilla! Oh! Gracious! delicious! Such Olives such Ginger such lots of good cheer; No mortal eer saw such Pickles such Peaches, Come do not forget that Christmas is near. "I have Sugar plums dressed up in pictures and Papers, To nil with a smile, to none with a tear; I offer these Bonbons these Gewgaws and Capers, Come gladden your hearts, for Christmas is near. Dec. 19, 1S43 2t. virlue of a decree of ihe Circuit Court of the United Slates, for the Middle District of Tennessee, made at September Term, 1S43, in the suit of Thomas Barrett et ah.

complainants, against Samuel Vanleei1, defendant, and John Stacker, Trustee, complainant, against Thos. Barrett et als. defendants, we will expose to sale, on SATURDAY, THE 30TII INSTANT, at the Market House in Nashville, to the highest bidder, for cash Twenty-Four Negroes, Twenty of them men and bO'3; and one woman and three children. N. B.

Some of these negroes are first rate BLACKSMITHS AND FORGE HANDS. JACOB McGAVOCK, Clerk. B. H. SHF.PPAKD.

M. M. D. T. By W.

J. VVH1TTUORN, Deputy Marshal. Dec. 20, 1S43. td OCr To the JLadiesl AVE just received a beautiful lot of New Style Fancy rich patterns, which they will sell very low for CASH.

Dec, IS 1843 St Me Kip. f'ES'UIE subscriber will purchase any quantity of -H. GOOD CLEAN HEMP IN BALES lor which the highest market price will be given in cash. A. HAMILTON.

Dec. IS, IS 13. THE A'KE, We igh istg Ionnels! TMHE largest Fruit Cake ever brounht before the jL Public, is now to be seen at Nixon Simpson's, Union Sli eel and will be sold on Saturday, the 23d, at the low price of 30 cents per pound, in quantities to suit purchasers. The Cake is of the best quality, and particular care has been taken in cleansing the fruit. Also, the greatest variety oT Candies ever offered in Nashville, consi-ting of Vanilla Cream Candy, Cinnamon Comfits, Mint Drops, Candy Toys, Sugar Almonds, Cocoa Nut Candy, Sugar Carraway Comfits, With all other kinds generally said in Nashville, together with a great variety of Cakes and Toys.

Butter and ater Crackers, fresh baked every day, at the low prices of -l per barrel, and 6 cts. per pound. N. B. Orders received for the Mammoth Cake during the week, and the orders ready for delivery on Saturday, the 23d.

Parties supplied with cakes of any description, on the shortest notice. NlX ON SIMPSON. Dec. IS, 1S43-51 CHAVLSOIAS UIFT, AT NEW-YORK PRICES! rfjHHE subscriber respectfully informs his friend JL and the public in general, that he is now open ing and preparing to otfer for sale, a great variety of Fttnaj (flicks, well suited for Christmas and New Year presents. All of which are offered wholesale, or retail, at the Lowest Alto- York Prices.

V. NEGRIN. Dec. IS WfcU CABINET FUreXITUKE AT AUCTION. THE entire stock of new Cabinet Furniture, consisting of Sofas, Sideboards, Dressing and Plain Bureaus, Lounges, Mahogany Bedsteads (square posts,) Dressing Stands, Breakfast and Dining Tables, Cane Seats and Windsor Chairs, Will be sold at Public Auction for cash, on Thursday, the 2Sih of December, at the corner of -Market and Clark streets.

Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, in the morning. The above slock was mostly manufactured in this city, and will bo warranted to be as good and perfect as any heretofore offered perhaps. Dec IS ot. hancery PURSUANT to a decree of the Court of Chancery at Frankiin, at ils October Term, 1S43, in the case of Charles 1. Love, Esq.

vs. The Creditors of said Love and others, I will on the 1st day of January next expose to sale at the Market bouse in Nashville, upon a credit uf 12 months, several Valuable Negroes of both s'xes, and among them a first rate Blacksmith. Bond and approved security required. On the same day I will hire for the ensuing 12 months all the Negroes belonging to said Estate re maitiing unsold. I Doe.

IS. BENJ. LITTON, C. M. I VSrAXTE!) to purchase a g.wd ttf Milch Cow.

Apply afthis. Office. i Dec. Sth, 1S43. MAMMOTH SALE OF DESIRABLE W1-ATEB6 CSOOBS AT AUCTION.

will sell on MONDAY, TUESDAY WEDNESDAY, the 15th; 16th and 1 7th days of January, the largest and best assorted stock of desirable Goods in this Stale. The stock of gew gaws is light, but purchasers will find here a large and fresh Stock of Staple Goods, of latest styles, which will be still further increased in a few days by arrivals direct from the East, ont of which they may make their own stocks as largo and complete as they please and at rheir own prices, for we have positive "ORDERS TO CLOSE." The stock embraces with many other goods, Blue W7ool Black, Invisible Green-, London Brown and Mill Cloths; Fancy and Plain Casslmeres; Imperial Pelisse Cloths; Beaver and Pilot Cloths; 4-4 Extra Welsh Flannels; 3-4, 7-8 and 4-4 all' wool and" Do-met Flannels White, Scarlet and Yellow; Twilled Domet and Wool Flannels; Plaid and Spotted ditto; Sattinetts, a great variety and Eastern Jeans; Merino Cassimeres; Kerseys; white and" coloured Mackinaw, Whitney, Duffle and Fancy end Blankels; French Bombazines; 6-4 English and French Merinoes; Plain, Figured, Changeable and Watered Alpaccas; Muslin de Laines a beanliful stock; Parisians; Plain and figured Orleans Cloths; Crape de Laines; Rob Roy and Rossclyn Plaids; Gros. de Swiss, Black and Blue Black and Italian Lutestrings; New Style figured Satins; Tartan Plaid, Brocha, Cassimere and other Shawls of various sizes; Fancy Handkerchiefs, a variety; Worked Collars; Mourning ditto; Earlston and Manchester Ginghams; a very large slock of Prints of all grades, likewise of brown and bleached Sheetings and Shirtings; Drillings, Tickings, Apron and Furniture Checks, Oznabarghs Colouied Cambrics; Irish Linens; bird eye and Table Diaper; Mull, Swiss, Jaconet and Cambric Muslins; Capnetts; Laces; Green Berage; Ribbons; Ladies and Gentlemen's Hosiery of every kind; Ginghams Umbrellas; Paddings; Hollands; Silesias; Buttons; Combs; Spool and Patent Thread; Sewing Silks and Twist; Bindings Alpacca and Silk Serges Velvets Stocks Cravats; Turkey Red Yarns; Letter and Cap Paper; Spelling Books; Pasteboards; Cotton Cards; Axes; Blacking; Blued Tacks, ALSO. Men's Kip, Calf, Water-Proof and Heavy mud BootsfMcn's Heavy Russet and black Brogans, extra Boy's and Kip Brogans; Ladies' Gaiter Boots, Kid and Fancy Lace Ties; Calf and Seal Buskins, Straps and Ties; Seal and Calf Bootees and Misses Shoes and Bootees. Men's Fashionable and B.

Coney, Cassimere and Russia Hats; Woo! Hats; Fur Seal and Sealette Caps. LIBEEU. Ct SI 3 IS i a. 1 On THURSDAY, the 18th, we will sell for cash 75 hhds. Prime Sugar, 200 Bags Rio, Laguira and Sumatra Coffee, 50 Bis.

Molasses, 150 Kegs best Juniata Nails, 10 Boxes Boston No. 1, Loaf Sugar. 20 Bis. Loaf and Lump Sugar, 50 Boxes Glassware, assorted, 50 do W. R.

Cheese. With Mackerel, Tea, Pepper, Indigo. Madder, Copperas, Alum, Rice, Crackers, Raisins, Almonds, Writing and Wrapping Paper, Soap, Sperm and Tallow Candles, Bed Cords, Virginia and Kentucky Tobacco, Segars, Wines, Brandy, Whiskey, Vinegar, SEAY SHEPHERD. Large Sales February 13th, 14th and 15th March I2lh, 13th and I4lh April I6th, I7th and ISth May 14lh, loth and 16th June 11th, 12th and I3lh July 16th, 17th and ISth August 13th, 14th and 15th. Dec.

20. FOR RErVT. JUfD POSSESSION GIVEN IMMEDIATELY. A comfortable and commodious brick dwelling house nearly opposite the Cum berland Presbyterian Church on Summer Street, with all necessary out Aousesand a large garden attached. Call on T.

WELLS, Market Nashville. Nov. 24, 1843 F4t A LARGE and splendid assortment of CAPRET-1NG, and upwards of 3900 pieces of parlour and passage or tne latest patterns, is now received and will be sold cheap, by Sept. 25. JOHN NICHOL SON.

FURS. S. K- THROCKMORTON, DEALER IN HATTER'S FURS TRIMMINGS, NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE, AS received his fall supply of HATTER'S I'URs ol all kinds; Trimmings great va iety; Hatter's Tools; Lead Kettles; Gum Shellac; Extract Logwood; Borax; Alcohol, ac. All which are of the first quality and are offered for sale at low prices. Also, a large assortment of FUR and other CAPS by the case or dozen.

N. B. Cash paid for all kinds of FURS and SKINS Sept. 11 FLOUR. BBLS Fresh Flour.

GEO. W. MARTIN Co. Nov. 13.

SHOT AND LEAD. rsAHi bags shot- 10,000 lbs. Lead. Nov. 13.

GEO. VV. MARTIN Co. SOLE LEATHER. SfW U.

W. MARTIN CO. Nov. 13. BAGGING AND ROPE.

1 tflffc riECES IWW 100 Coils Rope. GEO. W. MARTIN Co. Nov.

13, 1843. Chasacerv Sale, 5N PURSUANCE of a decree ol the Circuit Court of the United Stales for the Middle District of Tennessee, made at September Term 1843, in the suit therein pending between Shaw, Tifiany Complainants, and Hardin P. Bostick assignee in Bankruptcy of Richard McConnell als Defendants. I will on the 23rd day of December next at the Court House in Nashville, sell at Public Aucri on a credit of twelve and eighteen months, a lot of ground and large two story brick dwelling house, kitchen, on lower College Street in Nashville. Also a lot and two small frame houses, siluaie on Line Street.

Bonds and security will be required of ihe purchasers, and a lien on the property, until the purchase money is paid. JACOB McGAVOCK, Clerk of said Court. Nov. 8, 4843 td BisJrict Court of lheU. Stales, For Middle Tennessee District.

Mondav, November 20, 1843. UlllE creditors (if Johnson, Rayburn and -M Price, Johnson Anthony VV. Johnson, James Johnson, Thonias K. Price, and John K. Rayburn, are hereby notified, that on the 25ib of December next, at the Court House in Nashville, application will bo made to said Court sitting in Bankruptcy, for a distribution of the assets of sairi fi'ms and the individual members thereof, among ibei- creditors on or before whicji time al! creditors of said firms and the individual members thereof, are rrquired to file their claims in this ofiice proven ncordir2 to law, in order that distribution be made on the is: ul" Jsnuarv JACOB McGAVOCK, Clerk of said Court.

Nov. 27, 1843. td. I containing 800 octavo pages, at the low price of i 2 i Dec. 13.

A Farm lor Sale. fwish to dispose of my Farmlying on the No-lensville Turnpike, 5 miles from Nashville, containing 3S5 acres. This land is rich abounding in Timber and Water, the surplus wood and timber would more than pay for the land if hauled to Nash ville, not exceeding 130'acres being cleared, and nine never failing so located us to water every part of the tract, rendering it very valuable as a stock farm. There is also an excellent water mill on the place. In addition I have recently discovered and fixed up a Chalybeate Spring, Professor Troosl has analyzed the water, and pronounced it equal to Bon-air or Beckwith's Springs.

The Physicians oT Nash ville can all be referred to, they have examined the analysis, and given the most flattering certificates of its medicinal The following extracts give some idea of their opinion of the water. "We would feel no hesitancy in recommending its use to all those afflicted 'with chronic diseases of the stomach, liver and-bowels, especially if tliere is much relaxation and general debility of the system. In Dyspepsia, Diarrhseas of long standing, Cachexy or Scrofulous affections, Intermittent Fevers of long standing, Gravelly complaints depending on indigestion, Chronic Rheumatism, and all cases of slow recoveries from acute diseases. In chlorosis or weakly females with pale faces, and general debility "The celebrated Chalybeate Springs ofTunbridge and Brighton in England, of Ballston Spa, Saus Souci Springs in our own country do not contain a larger amount of oxide of iron, which is the essential tonic in all such Again "We believe this spring will become a place of general resort for ali invalids requiring the use of Chalybeales, so soon as its locality shall be generally known, and suitable places of accomodation for the sick provided in tho neighborhood." Last season without any solicitation my house was crowded with visitors, nearly all of whom were greatly benefited or cured. The improvements are generally brick, and all of the most substantial order.

The DwellingHou.se has ten rooms, and with some cheap additions would entertain a large crowd. The location is remarkable healthy. I believe no place in Middle Tennessee presents equal 'inducements, but' my interest lies in the Sonlh, and am determined to sell. I will sell on time, or trade for Negroes, or properly in the city of Nashville in part. Apply to the undersigned on the premises, or address him at Nashville.

I will also trade one of Rowe's C'orn Crushers for large brood mares or mules. GEORGE W. FOSTER. Bee. 15, 1S43.

lmtw iVash Academical Insli-tntion. JOSEPH HARRISON, A. begs leave to return his sincere thanks to those gentlemen who have hitherto patronised him as a teacher, and to inform them and the public generally, that on the 1st of January, 1S44, he will recommence the duties of his seminary in the large and airy room on Vine street, built by Mr. Nash for a Concert Hall. He would likewise slate that Mr.

Kennedy, a gentleman who for several years has been engaged in teachins in the city of Pittsburgh, will be perma nently associated with in tho management of the Institution; TERMS PER SESSION. Classicks, 20 00 English department 17 50 Dec. 11. J. W.

BACON, INDIAN AND GERMAN DOCTORS, OFFICE ON COLLEGE STREET, (ji'exl door above the Washington. Hotel,) NASHVILLE, TENN. Respectfully inform the citizens of this and the adjacent States, that they have removed from Macomb, Illinois, and have permanently located in the above place with a full and complete assortment of Medicines, principally Vegetable, which they intend administering to all who may wish their ser vices. They use but few minerals and nothing of a mercurial or corrosive nature. 1 heir charges will bj moderate, and as they do not intend visiting patients, they will expect pay in all cases at the time medicines are administered.

In all internal diseases patients can send their urine, or a written description of the symptoms of their disease. In ali external diseases they wish to see the patients. Do not let your prejudices be up against their mode of practice without giving it atrial, for within the last few years they have cured upwards of two thousand patients, which can be established by res pectable citizens ot olacomb, Illinois, ralmyra Missouri, Dayton, Ohio; where they have practiced, from which they received an extensive patron. age in the following diseases: They have had un paralleled success in iServous Alleclions, uiseaseu Livers, Dyspepsia, Pleurisies, Asthma, Coughs, Colds, Incipient Consumptions, Rheumatisms, Sciatics, Weak Lungs, Fits, Dropsy, Cancers, White Swellings, Ulcers of all species, Piles, Diseases of the Spleen and Intestines, Diseases of the Kidneys, obstructions of the Urinary Canals, all classes of Female diseases, Ifaemopto sis of the Lungs, and other Hemorrhages, Diurrtue-as, Mercurial and Venerial tainls of the Blood, of children, all diseases requiring sec-racy cured without the use of mercury, andagreat many disetises incident to the human system. To thoefrom a distance afflicted with external and other chronic diseases, who wish to come and re cieve treatment under their observation will re-cieve prompt attention.

They keep on hand a specific for Tetters, and for worms of children, and a certain cure for chills and fever. Drs. Bacon will visit extreme cases in Nashville or vicinity who wish their services. Dec. 15, 1S43.

3m jJIHIS day received by Belle uf Nashville; M. 3 Barrels fresh Back Wheat FLOUR, by CALLENDER PR1CHARD. bee. 13. NEW BOOKS AT THE Bookstore fMfM.

A JSICHBAUM has this day receirc-il a spleltulid collection of Juvenile Books and Annuas, suitable for Christmas and New Year presents, among which are, The Boy's and Girl's Annual for 1S44, Youth's Keepsake, The Annualk'ttc, (j lit lor all Seasons, St. Nicholas' Gift, Stories for Adelaide, Henry Hudson, John Smith, Child's Gem, Little Gift, Village Tales, Farmer's Dauglver. 21 3d Series of Lay's Magazine, Ail the ROLl.O BOOKS, by Jacob Abbott Rollo at Work At Piav At School, fee. ALSO, The Annuals for 1S41, in elegant bindings, viz: The Gift, Opal, Friendship's Offering, The Literary Souvenir, W'inter Green, cc, Dec. 8th, 1S43.

Cy further Supply ot LIFE AND SPEECHES OF HENRY CLAY bound. A I.SO "Apostolic Baptism" "Neilson on Infidelity," Burnay's I to Yocno Men" omen" Sic "Walker's onnn" "Female Brrautv" cc. The "American" "United and "Uncle Ben's Almanaca" for IS44. Just received by WM. A.

EICHBAUM. Nashville, Dec. 8, 1S43. rSlHE "History of the I'r esbyteri a Con-pf TRovKfisY" between the "New and Old School" by 11. Woods.

For sale by WM. A. EICHBAUM. Nashville, Dec. 1843.

W-1S. ll3ifY A Oi, at NEW ORLEASN. April 26, 1843, A quaint writer of seulencea says: "I -een women so delicate that ihey were afraid -ride, for fear the horse might run away afraid for fear the boat might overset afraid to for fear the dew miiiLTail, but I never saw afraid Id bo married jr Cradles are now called fruit HOKISO.VS LONDON PILLS, rmruaiKf: and pur me nftht: erer ottcrPd to (J. I' nan rlji-- jjrincitJlf diseases romwm so Ihe tin 1:1 laimiy 'ilxfiK-d, 1 The College ol i'i fiiriiislit- iumniiL'rablo caca of cure of in proiiwincftii incurable I'm- iuivi: yirjded. wifrre this medicine tia? t.Mt;i:ly Ui'icu and in.

This will 110L appear w.M'ii Tin- 1 1 5 0 1 1 1 I fad, that when the I and is i a orou it 1 Jeanseil and purified, no and it upon i his principle, that even and iiilii iii are vevy greatly ndi.tved of the suppos-. m.t'.c a- of n'ui fcnik-reii rntnparv.iively yoiWp w-jnius: nlto, cuiiafiiiiiion health have 'a ifcaiiy impaired, Mm um! uf raloinel Or by had and who have rendered prr-uialurely old and i it, are rclievr-i, ii not eniirely cured. Ti.i ay-iiMii of ftraenn: has rnncttisive'y proved its over Hie rid or mnde, hy its beitijj bused of elernal iruih. Its sintpltriry, by lis cur-uz sv.tVtv, and pennanatly, does not weaken, injure, or -(j( ilie patienl to lake cold, or produce pain, if yjjcoiiVL-mence to bt- had wlolrtulc, or reUuK of JOHN 1J. WEST, Airem in Tenii.

i-'or ihe Jiriiiili euiiec of li'jalth at Loiido.n June OBITUARY. Dikd, of Croup, on the 20th inst, CHARLES Pl'firiLEY, Infant Son of David T. Caroline l. six months. Thou weepeat, bereaved mother! Aye, weep! 'twill ease thine heart; He was thy loveliest one Still let God's will be done, E'en though he bid you part.

'Twas hard to lay thy darling Deep in the damp, cold earth: Hid empty crib to see His silent nursery Once gladsome with1 his mirth. To meet again in slumber His small mouth's rosy kiss, Then wahen'd with a start By thine own throbbing heart Mis twining ai ms to miss. Thou'k gay My priceless treasure! It almost broke my heart, When thou wert forced to go And yet for thee I know better to depart. God took thee in his mercy, A lamb, untasked, untried: He fought the fight for thee! He won the victory! And thou art sanctified! I look around and see The evil ways of men: And Oh, beloved child I'm more than reconciled To thy departure there. Died at his father's residence, in Robertson coun ty, Tennessee, on the )3th instant, JamesJ M.

Gilbert, (youngest son of John and Mary Gilbert) nned six years and one month, after an illness of four weeks of Scarlet Fever. Thus has he gone ere the evils of this life had taught him its sorrows. DIED, On yesterday evening, of Consumption, Mr. 1' i Newton, a native of Meriden, Con-lieetinu. The friends arid acquaintances of the de-cea-ed.

are invited to attend his funeral, at tw: this evening, trotn the Baptist Church. jivio; hv Rev. Mr. Howell. Another Revolutionary Solder Gone, in county, on Friday the Hth of Nov.

tasi. James Mitchell, in his 79th year. Me was born in Oranye county, N. C. where he rained until the yecr removed thence to ivntuekv.

10 what i now called. Todd county, in iiiet my I.ik oods; from whence he removed to itis lain residence in tin? fall of 1809. Col Obse'r. In (Ins place on yesterday, in the 22d year of his Mr. A.

M. Keur, f.rtner publisher of the and recently a in tliis office. Ir. K- was a very worthv, pious member of the E. Church, lhit.

A 63 31 ASONIC. irv ol Kt. John tl Evnnsrelisl, 'l I I bo eel iraled by the 0. H. toffctber with the Mem-Lotlcs bv a Procession and me l.odije will bo M.

F. Church, and an 1'. P. Neely. All Tran-1 aro i flsjieclfully ill-lirniiiren are requested to ol Ihe 1 1) lh 1 1 in I 1 I 'ii 2nn ii to -nio-ol.

'Tl 11x11 Irilf-pist nine o'clock, Hi of W. M. 'JOHN 8. DAfllKl.L. it i i J.

SV. Marshals. 22.1 It JI MISS I Vll ANTS, AND GENERAL AGENTS, iNlEMPIlIS. W. Martin Co.

.1 Ye.uinau. FER TO Nashville. Dec. 22 F12m Fresh Arrivals. (IS Rio Cofleo, superior, 20 boxes Sperm Caiulles, 10 barreU Mackerel, 10 kits Salmon, 0 000 Havana Segrirs.

of the most choice Juit received and for sale by JNO. W. A1.KI-.R EDWARDS. kinds. Dec.

SALE. virtue tfttfitrijaciat "io directed, from the Hononible ihe Circuit Court of Robert-oi County. I fhull e.vpose to sale to the highest i er for' cash, at ihe Court-house door in the i of Spriitsfiuid, Saturday, the 3d day of uarv next, a certain tract or j'arcel of LAND, jin'ibe county of Hobertson, (District No. 1,) rit. acres, adjoining the lands of Solomon Payno iernigan and others, as the property of fet, Edwird.

at the instance of Henry fir S. Cj. HmtzA. Sold to satisfy said in usual Hours. p.en ro.N, sirii'.

liis Depnlv, S. GILBERT. 1 The Poetical Works of Charles Lamb. Tales from Shakspeare. Designed for the use of Young Persons.

By Charles and Miss Lamb. ARIOSTO. Ariosto's Orlando Furioso, translated into English Verso, by William Stewart Rose. HERNANDO CORTES. Despatches of Hernando Cortes, the Conqueror of Mexico, addressed to Charles written during the Conquest, and containing a narrative of its events.

BAYLE. An Historical and Critical Dictionary, selected and abridged from the great work uf Peter Bayle, with a life of Bayle, 4 vols. FLAXMAN. Lectures on Sculpture. By John Flaxman, R.

A. 1 vol. 52 plates. BOCCACIO. The Complete Works of Boccacio, in Italian, 5 vols.

WINSLOW. The Anatomy of Suicide: By Forbes Winslow. COVERDALE. The Holy Scriptures, faithfully and truly translated by Miles Coverdale, Bishop of Exeter, 1535 DIODATI. Diodati upon the Vernacular Tongue of Christ and the Apostles.

MITFOBD. The History of Greece. By Willjatn Mnfnrd Esq. A nev edition, with numeroua ayV MONTGOMERY The Poetical Works of James Montgomery, corrected by himself, Io 4 vols. morocco.

WORDSWORTH. The Poetical Works of William Wordsworth, a new edition in 6 vols, mo rocco. SPENSER The Poetical Works of Edmund Spenser. In 5 vols. Alsn Spenaer's Faerio Queehe.

MALTA. Ancient and Modern Malta, containing Ihe history of the Knights of St. John of Jerusalem. By Louis De fioisgelin. Knight of Malta, 2 vols, with a large Chart of the Islands, Views, Portraits, Antiques diiions and corrections.

JOANNA BA1L.UE. Fugitive Vefse. By Joanna Baillie Dec. IS BERRY TANNEHILL..