The Tennessean from Nashville, Tennessee • Page 3

'tfowaci-O. TJ BOXES Lnnsdiorii Ji-i'siiiicared Tobacco, roc'd and lors'ile by YEATMAN 8c ARM. jTEAD. Jane 19 r- nir NEW WINTER OODS, AT THE OLD SfTAND OT-A. D- F.

BERRY, EAST CORNER OtT tllE SQ.UARE OPPOSITE THE COURT HOUSE, EREBY informs llie citizens of Nashville and ARRIVALS OF WIN I ER GOODS, which the country adjoining, lie is now' opening hia FALL makes his assortment-hettiir ihh ('MVU'ht. LATEST NEWS! Turchaeers are invited to call and examine: his goods vhen making their selection. The goods cheaper than ever, and at prices to suit the times. Tfte stock is one of the besl id ilio cily Nov. 15, 1844, NORTH CAROUHs EtCftbii'.

forth atf' the Raleigh Relator of the 12th, oomitti regirw" irem 48, which gjjei a Whig majoriry of 3.73S,' I he ten counties yen to be heard from trill. mg to Ibo calealatt.10 of Ihr-'RekiaMfC ineraaM Ihw majority 1500 vol n. IT Iber do- the Wbfc mninri.i sn buia 'JZ? i -compared with the vote tar Goveraer Aa(' i in oi caw-waiga, BW-Yetee; PENNSYLVANIA Hnrnsbui UniO has compiled fiol ariei ronrces the official votefcf Ptesideat nt'every cam. iy of the Stat eicep. lb ra-ported majority ia repoilea majority in M'Kean to be the Dujorky lot I'plk is precisely 6,382.

The AbolitiaD TOte is lr eutireStuteis set down at 3,13. The' whole vote' he State was' 328,108. fojtjHtd nt 287,695 an increase in fe. THE NEW SENATOR FROSIrOHIO. THOMAS COBWIK.

The Whig press, and the Whig parly exhibit uncommon unanimity in preseatW that name of Thomas Corwin to the seat in the Senate of Ihe United States. And well they may! He is one of tin meet ly endowed and tho troest Whig Statesmes ia thV" land. Tennes, do Hunches union Dank do do. pur par a 5 xf.s par uncertain. uticennm pax ei I dis.

1 1 a 8 I ..1 a di. 1 A a 2 di. pr. a Jpre. fr.v a 1 tks oticern.Ti a 2.t dis.

.5 a dis. .14 a 2 dis 60 dis no sale prom. ..14 Haiiters j0 IJsnk of I ennessto Minimi ISanK rk in C. i' Unnks do. good banks.

Philadelphia do oo i nsntrv do RtmW. Country Jo exc-ul heeling hevlui" Mar Virji cio Sew pnnari, orb, do IiaRimore '252S1SS fOOt, Philadelphia city made BOOTS. order, of ilie best French Calf-Skin and of UK lalc.it shape Just receiv- bv A. D. BERRY, Hexl door to Ncgrio's Corner.

tfSjWE undo materia i Mid ope: STEKS. 'VMSTERS from Baltimore fresh put fiii and very fine, for sale by. 0 ALLEN DER PRICHARD. Nov. IS.

Xcw Orleans Funds. jSMIIEt'KS on Orleans End Louisiana Bank wanted bv D. PEARL. Nop. IS.

1S44. 3g-, A LA 11 N'llA Bank Notes wanted iijy "Vaiiiie lowest rales of dicnuul by IS. O. PEARL '3'enehisig', V. iSH to esgaae a school for Mr F.

A. Pi'-Vm-ji HiOI'io) ami myself. Mr. Dickinson, is a urmiuait) of Vale College and has been engaged 5 ve irs in leaching hi Ohio" and is as well qualified bv and disposiliim for teaching, as any viiuiij! genlleiimn vviill whom I am "We wish a school (Male or Female,) to give sufficient employment 'for two teachers, And can em-plov a rood teacher of vocnl music if desired. Address JAMLS JENKINS, M-u "Trees bo r-o 'i'onnessee.

November 18, 1844. 8t. Whisliej-'0111' aiias5 hcc- "JUST received per "Belle of Nashville" from QjU Cincinnati. 50 Barrels Ohio Whiskey, 40 do ri. F.

Flour Fagins' Brand. 40 Boxes V. 11. Cheese, lor sale low by J. W.

WALKER EDWARD--'. Nov. 13, 1S4-1. JUST RECEIVED ER steamboat Cicero, a fine assortment of WALL A ini and ntofd, which will be sold very low, by T. 1 1 ANNA, jg I'uiilic Square.

ISr. ES. IS DENTIST-, a li i II Te essre. LL ojieralions in Dentistry Warranted. Tooth paste for bruutifying a'lil preserving the Mb.

tuathaeha drops, washes, oiiiates, con-ai-tlv on hand. WOOD will visit Lebanon, Carthage, and G.iuii.bin during this bill and winter. i 11. Be at equina ab 'ui iiisH5ih of November. Nov.

WKSTERS RVE CHEESE. BOXES Western Reserve Cheese just rc-ceivei) and -for sale l.w for cash by J. G. RENO. 1)V.

is. inroad street. BLUE "ORASS SEED. 100 BUSHELS Blue grass Seed just re-receiv-jd and for sale by J. G.

RENO, Broad street. ov. il. 'O P. RRELS "-Pare Tanners Oil, ii jusi received direct from Boston, warranted -jrime For sale for Cash, by JOHN T.

HILL, Corner of Broad and Market Sts. Nov. 11- i'Vesh S5ha RAHRF.l.S Soper Fine family FLOUR, ApiiS for sale, cheap for Cash, try JOHN T. HILL, Corner of Broad and Market Sis. Nov.

11. I'VecsIi iSmiss al SSedifiMcs. j) T. HILL, at the Broadway Drug Store, Uts has jnsi received his fall supply of Drugs, Medicines, I'ainls and Dye Staffs, Ahich in addilioo toJiis former slock, makes bis assortment general and complete, which he is determined to sell at iaVvesl prices for cash. Nov.

11,1814. INDIGO and Madder, (the besl) a. White Lead, Prirriers Ink. Frt'sli supplies of the above articles, just received at ihii Broadway Drug store, by R. T.

MILL. Nov. li, 1S44. a'caksV. ft YOUNG graduate of the desires to c-hiam a situa nvii -is Sali-faetorv testimonials ni my.

n. A lioe rtdiiressed to the Publishers of 'At iiqmbiican ilanner, will receive promj I atten tion Nov. 11, ISli-wSUwlf .1 STENT ACTION li Si tilEE jAgeiitifir the Salo of Lbmwbi. improved PATENT raspeetfully informs the of Nashville and ils vicinity, that be hasjasi received direct from 'ribe manufactures af Boston, tad keep constantly on band for sale, it general flssortinci.t of Bosewootiand Mahogany instrumenis t'l tidhett's make, of as elegant sly It: and fmisb as eia be lirul this city or elsewhere, and terms as jalisiactory. Gilbe't has recently m-y1 n'ej improvement, in lire action of the Piano on which he has secured a patent, trornbinin itr e.

pewer and beauty of lone as well as quickness, '-'ii delicacy of touch, at the same il i-r the liability "to gel out of and ibus the objection lire a'qlibn of those now -V UI.Hi wonjil respectfully purchasers and- test lor purchasing, the advantages ol t-i improvement, I'ni iti slreet, i.earlv opposiie Bank j- and nest door to John B. West's Mu- ic Mre MllirhG rI3.vTi3c-s-. 1 is agent for this superior arliclo or no sale. F. SIl'iEFDS.

if IU, 1 ISaitnnorc Oysters. 6 CASES Ualtimore Oysters, just receir-4 i i i E. "FULLER. Nov. f.

1844. Oysters-. Thtflh KEGS" BALTIMORE -Tickled Ojs-14 NLS'yJ? lers, put op this -Folk -Just -received and for sale by J. VV. WALKER.

felMVARDS. Oct. 30, 1S44. fr Meyer's lsnisa JUST one oT Meyer's rose wood, Gka'nd Action $iano fortes. This insirtaiiiHiii may bo seen st 'Fay lor' cabinet ware room' on Union HI.

Three truly noble tuned pianos need no cninmenl in mis place ihisy havi, hei'n pronounced by ih'o best judges to be supek GRAND. Sept. 27. MSSt-ayi IS" NO B. WEST is just receipt of Bagging Slaies Shuttles -Harnes Dec.

4, 1S43. eyes, and Hackles Boxes Honey Dtw Tobacco very supe-rrior, just received and for sale by JNO. W. WALKER EDWARDS. April 10, 1S44.

Snd iasiMnlliH Cavpelings KAKIN, BOHBEU, fc CO. B3f AVE ti large Slock of the uye articles on JSLli hand, which they oflet eitremely low prices for Cash. Way JUST received per May Duke, several Baskels of very esceiient "Napoleon, "Henry Clay," Vase," which are among the best Brands imported into the United Slates. ALSO, Sparkling Hock, not unlike Champaigne not soul1 and very fruity a most delicious Wine. BRANDY.

Hennessey the best article imported Cognac" the real old fashioned Cognac, such as they used to, have in old times very rich- fine flavour "Champaigne" the true white Champaigne a genuine article, TSTSICKLES. A fine assortment. CHEESE. EXTRA Aslahola Cheese, best quality wether with Dried Beef, Beef Tongues, To- Bologna Sausages, Ohio Apples, or Bale low at G. FULLER'S Family Grocery, College st.

Oct. 30. 184. A Xice CissiODisei' Pass latssi round. HON.

A. H. SEVIER, 0 Little Rock, Ark. To the Republican Banner Office To Subscription to Weekly Republican and Re- publican Banner from 17th March, 1830 to 26th August, 1S44, (14 veins and 5 monlbs at 4 per year) $57 75. The reasons for making publication of the ahove account may be found in the following insulting letler received by the publishers on the 26th Au- gust last.

Upon ils receipt, Mr. Sevier's account was forwarded to him, with the assurance that he would be put on the 6rcV list if his account was not adjusted by the 1st October. Should he hereafter pay il (of which we have no expectation) the above account shall bo published receipted in full. PUBLISHERS OF BANNER. Posf Office, JJtUe Rock, Ark August 3rd 1S44 Sir: The Republican Banner directed to Hon.

A. H. Sevier at this ollice, is not taken out. You will therefore please to discontinue sending il. Respectfully, yours, BARNETT WILLIAMS, P.

M. Reason: To the Editor, Dont want and Nashville, wont read it Tennessee. New JEichbavan Smith, ON COLLEGE STREET, have this week received the following new and interesting works viz. Prescoit' Mexico; Commerce of the Prairies; Santa Fe Expedition; Mair's Mexico; Channing's Young Man; Appleton's NarioleaAillustrnted edirion. D'Aubigne's Rtyortion, cheap edition; Robinson Calmel; Prideaux Connections; Macombs' Military Tactics; Salalhiel: Leisure Hours, bv Prof.

Andrews, a choice work Cheap edition of Clay's Life and Crockett's free and easy Sons Book; Northern and Eastern Sonasler: Virginia Minstrel; Clay Minstrel; Comic, Cumberland Clay, Agricultural, and Ameiican Almanacs, for the coming year. Also Liitell's Living Ago, containing all the choice Scraps of European and American Litera-lure of the present day, in monthly numbers at 50 cents each; Together wilh a full assnilment of School Books, and Stationery, which are offered at low prices. Nashville, Oct. 30' 1841. CARD.

WUOl.ESi.iLK DEALEItS JX ami oods3 A'ASHVILLE, TEJVA. February 7, 1844 CARP EX IX 6. P1ICCES Brussels, Scoich, Venetian, arid other Carpeiings. new patterns, very rich and handsome also. Rugs" lo match Malts, nst received by C.

F. BERRY, S. E. Corner of be Square, the Court Hou-s, last bouse on the row 1S44, For Sale. A PAHt of superior young carriage horses, match' iVi ed to aiiair and exceedingly gentle." Enquirt uire of PF.TVVAY MYERS.

June 19. FROM CINCINNATI. DRAh'TSMAjY, WOOD AJVD COPPER PLATE EGUAVEIi. Corner oj Colifucc and Union Is preparer! lo execute work in the best style, and neaiesl manner. TSLIRENCH l.RNDY SHERRY awl MADFJ-3- WINES, S.C.

for sale ixceedinglv low by PET WAY MYERS. August 14, 1344 TR. MAR ItTS CfJAPIXIXnfihehonsc cfBjtyer purchase forcash iit the hihnst prices any quantit' ofwahetl wool. His otficftJs nt the counlins rorm of Messrs. West whbar his agenls for the Stale oJ Tennessee.

A hs slnv is HiTiiud ihoe having wool to'seil wiilvplease-furward it mimediaily. 18-U 7mtl- pi ASH will be paid lor any quantity -of good clean washed wool delivered at the Domes tie Warehouse of September 237 TS-iiL- WEST ii SCOTT. 3 1 ft 1 festettsive Anction Sale -i OF ORMGN AMERICA DRY GOODS, HATS, SHOES, BOOTS, BOiWIPPS, HARD- WARE. CUTLERY, Sc. Sir.

"OERJ. P. SHIELDS, will sell on Tesdy, Wedesday and Thirrsduy November 26, 27; IS, a rich and extensive variety of Fresh Drf Goods, ic (on- liberal Terms DRY GOODS, i Making toffethor a mosi desrrsble 9teh; esiiUn in part nf ihe following nf ihn rliMovvmiT- Spper French Black, 13'ne, Coffee Drown; Olia and other colored Cloibs, various prices and quali ooner plain, uoe mn anrt striped Cassimeree; Silfc and1 Cotton Velvets and Winter Vetlings; eol-orerJ and YVhite Slackinaw. BLANKETS, a rtry 'large siock; Super Whitney and Bed ditto; colored i yflorse and Negro ditto; Over-coatings, Kerseys.Sat- I inettsand Stenbenville Jeans, a fine assorlmeiit of. prices.and kinds; Linsey and Cloak Linings; White aiid Yelfow Flannels-, a fine assortment; Black 6-4 and 8 4 Alpaccis, Fancy New Slyle do) a large slock; Snper and cheap itloas.

de Laines, ffloormng diilo; Chl.XTZ AND AMERICAN PRINTS, a very extensive stock of new styles now on the way; Brown and Bleached Sheetings and Shirtings and Brown Drillings; Tickings, various widths and brands; Snper Parisians; Winter Shawls and Handkerchiefs, )be largest and best Stock we have yet offered colored and black Marinoes; Apron Checks; Paddings; Canvass; Holland; Irish Linens; Siltand Cotton Handkerchiefs and Cravats; Mohair Coat and Silk Bindings; Tapes and sewing Silks; Soper Palenl Threads and Spool Cottons of all kinds Winter Hosiery jSnspenders of great variety; Tuck, Side, Redding and other Combs: Saner Jaconets: Moll, Swiss and Cambric Muslins; various kinds of Pins; Buckskin and other Gloves, Black Cambrics; Ivory Combs; Needles; Gun Caps; Pocket Cutlery and Cap and Letter Paper, Alpacca-Aarons, Ginghams, Table and Towel Diapers, with many other Goods usualy kept in Store, WITH A fine assortment of HATS, Russia, Saxony Cnssimere and Coney Hats; Seal and Bealeue CAPS; Florence and Corded BONNETS, And on SATURDAY, Ihe 9th of November: SOhhds super N. O. Sugar; 100 sacks Rio Coffee, 50 kegs Nails; 60 White Lead; 20 boxes Sperm Candles; 20 GIess; 2b Glassware; Wilh a variety of oilier article vttltis to mention. BENJ. F.

SHIELDS. November I3-, 1844 t. Iron Safes. 40k IRON Safes of approved manufacture, various 9w sizes, just received perOhio Mail and for sale by Nov. 20; BENJ.

F. SHIELDS. JMfe Green Copperas, just received asd sale by BENJ. F. SH1EEDS.

'Io. 20. Ploughs. PLOUGHS of Eastern and Cincinnati make 'of different patterns ands izes, just received and lor sale by BENJ. i.

SHIELDS. Nov. 20. FINE SECOND HAND Furniture, VERY LOW SIUE Board, Rich, 1 Mahogony Ward Robe I' Exra Rich 1 Large Looking Glass-, Bureau, Tables, Ottomans, BENJ. F.

SHIEL5S. Nttv-ember 20, 1844. Large Arrivals, PER STEAMER CUMBERLAND. PACKAGES of Fresh Dry- Goods, jaet "received from New York-by Nov li BENJ E. SHIELDS.

a Baling Kb. ZTorsale by Hope. Nov. 15i BENJ. F.

SHIELDS. Travelling Trunk. JUST received and for sale by BENJ. F. SHIELDS.

Mot. 15, 1844. Pittsburg Goods, UST received and for sals, 95 Krgs Whiie warranted; 180 Nails, assorted sizes; 50 Boxes 10 by 12 Glass; 100 8 by 12 12 t( pressed and plain 50 Barrels Clover Seed, warranted. Nov. IS -44.

BENJ. F. SHIEL0S. 1UILDING Lots on Vine Street Kir ante. November 13, 1844 Arrivals of Seasonable Goods.

PACKAGES of WINTER DRY GOODS just received per steamer "Lilly of the West." Also just received, 20 Cases of HATS, weH assorted. S. In a few days, will receive large additional supplies, making our stock extra desirable. BENJ. F.

SHIELDS. Oct. 30. PER STEAMER MAY DUKE, -m PACKAGES SUNDRIES, just receuv- ed I and for sale by BENJ. SHIELDS.

Oct. 30. PRIVATE DWELLINGS FOR SA IE. subscriber has several desirable residences M. for sale.

For location and' other particulars, apply to Oct. 28. BENJ F. SHIELDS. 50.000 lbs.

Feather Wanted, FOR which the highest price wHI be given, by BENJ. SHIELDS. Sept. 4, 1844. DESIRABLE FARM FOR SALE, IMMEDIATELY the Marfresboro Tnmpike, jost gve miles from Nashville for farther parti-calars.

terms apply lb Aag. 21844 BENJ. F. SHIELDS. Iev Arrivals.

BENJ. F. SHIELDS, now receiving his Fall and Winter supplies which will be found ol ihe latest and most desir able styles. Sept. 16.

BENJ. F. SHIELDS. A SPLENDID RESIDENCE For Sale. -(On Vine IVVHE subscriber would inform thOBe wishing to M.

buy that he is authorized to sell perhaps the most convenient and best arranged dialling, with superior Stables.Carr'iage House, in Tennessee. This property is offered at a greal loss on the actual cost of improvement, foe further psrticalars. call at BENJ. F. SHIELDS.

Sip'-9, 1844. Cotton. arns. "I7ARIOUS Makes; at. or under the Market, By BENJ.

F. SHIELDS. August 14, 1844 tf. Another handsome Residence FOR SALE. THAT beautifully place at the edge of town, i the Franklin Turnpike now owned aid occupied by Mrs.

Judge Cook, for particnlara apply BENJ. F. SHIELD3. AIO- 3 acres with a small back dwelling -Sawmg. BENJ.

F. SIIIF.LUS. Sept. --3, 1B44 Si in tcr In lr fUST rcceivetf aforsaJc by; W. W.

Si D. BERK Yr June 19. i oifw ISooSis. JUST RECEIVED The ILLUSTRATED COMMENTARY on the Old and New Testameuis, chiefly Explanatory of the Manners and Customs mentioned in the crsd Scriptures; and also of the History, Geography- Natural History, and Anhqailies. PKNiTlANSfmVor the litiniiies of Writing, exemplified in a variety of practical and ornaninn'ai.

TIlK REIfiN OF TKRROR; a Collecllon nf Authentic Narratives of ihe horrors coininitted by the li evolutionary Govern men of France under Murat and Ruhespierre. W'ritien by an eyo-wil-neast'f Mie scenes. Translated from the French, with Hingrapltic-i Notices of Prominrnt Cliaracters and Curious Anecdotes, ifUiStralire of a period itfiihndl its parallel In history. VOLTAIRIAN in four volumes. Selected and Translated ffom the French, by Maria Jalia Young.

THE MDAL? OF CREATION, or First Les and in the study of Organic Remains. By Gideon Algernon author of the "Wortders of Geology." Together with a great variety of rare and valuable Hooks, now receiving by BERRY TANiNEMLL. Nov. 20. GAMES, i.

THE IMPROVED AND ILLUSTRATED GAME OF DR. BUSBY; consisting of twenty Emlilemtttfcnl Cards, beautifully colored anil done up in heat gilt embossed case. It is just one year, (says the Publisher) since this interesting game was introduced to the public, ami during thai lime ten thousand copies have been sold. Cbl. Stone, of the JVeto York Commercial Advertiser says: "We prononncs it, without hesitation, the most moral, ingenious, and amusing thing of the kind we have ever seen Dr.

Busby and his interesting family cannot fail of affording a fund of amusement to all who become acquainted with him." rgHE MANSION OF HAPPINESS: J- An Instructive, Moral, ami Entertaining Amusement. Since this beautiful article was first offered to the public, the sale has been immense. The press have bestowed upon it many flattering notices, anions which is the following from the Boston American Traveller 'We consider it superior to the common games in point of interest and moral effect, and worthy of a more full description than we shall be able to give it. It may be playtd by any numher of fersnns around a table. The plan of the game is handsomely lithographed and colored, in a chart, in theccntre of which stands the Mansion of Happiness.

A circuitous avenue loads to this desirable residence, on which are marked, however, many appropriate emblems of trm Virtues and Vices, suitable blanks and other divisions. Then there are counters and a letotutn wherewith to conduct the operations of the game. The aim of the player is, of course, to reach the Mansion of Happiness; but there are many obstacles in the- way, and he is an expert traveil'-r who can reach the blissful abode without stumbling, and in fact without retracing hi- step- for some undesirable association and doomed punishment This cannot fail to prove one of the most altraciive amusements for a winter evening yet invented; and the moral exhibited at every move of the board, cannot be entirely overlooked even by the mosi careless. npiIE NATIONAL GAME OF THE AMERICAN EAGLE. This is a similar game to the Mansion of Happiness anil is played with a tetotum anil counters, by any convenient number of persons.

The above Games just received and for sale by BERRY TANNEUILL, Nov. 8, 1844. THE ILLUSTRATED BOOK OF COMMON PRAYER. EDITED by Rev. Dr Just received by BERRY TANNEHILL.

Oct. 25. iEW BOOKS. "BUST RECEIVED Jacob's Scenes in the Pacific Ocean; Keiih'sLand of Israel wilh Maps; The Works of Charlotte Elizabeth; Dixon's Key to the Prophecies; Life of Charles Follen Tales of Glauber-Spa by Miss Sedgwick; Croker's Popular Songs of Ireland; Cooper's Review of the Mackenzie The Millwright's Guide; Hunter's Sacred Biography; Hearen's Researches in Ancient Greece; Home Education by Isaac Taylor; Memoirs of Madame De Sevigne; Jesse's Memoirs of the. Court of England; Carlvle's French Revolution; Cerlyle's Heroes in History; Sear's Classical Studies; Carlyle's Miscellanies; Downing's Collage Residences; Anlhon's Classical Dictionary; Scrivenor's History of the Iron-Trade; Phillip's Syriac Grammar; Payne's Elements of Moral Science; Woodfall's Junius, containing, ihe Miscellaneous correspondence;" -Taylor's Translation of Ancient Pythagorean Fragments; Tuoke's Divertions of Paley; For Sale by BERRY TANNNE1IILL.

Ocft IS, 1S44. Pictorial Bible. fLLUSTRATEl) wilh more than 1000 Engrav-ings, representing the Historical Events, after the most celebrated Pictures, the Landscape Scenes, Also THE PICTORAL NEW TESTAMENT. Just received by PERRY TANNEUILL. Oct.

25. Ta iser's Un iversal Atlas. A New Universal A tlas, containing Maps of ihe it various Empires, Kingdoms, States and Republics of the World. Wilh a special Map of each of the United States. Plans of Cities, comprehended in Seventy sheets, and forming a series nf one himitred and seventeen Jtlaps.

By II S. Tanner. Just" received by BERRY TANNEHILL. Oct. 25.

Mctrean's Midwifery. A PRACTICAL Treatise on Midwifery: exhibiting the present advanced state ofihe science. Ry F. J. Moreau, Oflicer of the Legion of Honor -vviiii Eighty Plates.

Just received by BEP.RY TANNEHILL. Oct. 25. GOLD PENS. UST RECEIVED A supply of "Brown" and Bagley's" celebrated Gold Pens; also, a few bsgiey's Ladies' Gold Pens.

ALSO, Uo'er's and Wostenlultn's Fine Pocket Cutlery. Oct. 9. BERRY TANNEUILL. Gentlemen, Came OttS I AM now opening my slock of GENTLEMEN'S GOODS.

Comprising almost every varietv adapted to a GENTLIMAIV'S WARDROBE, Among which are a greal variety of new ASS1 JH It ES VEST-IHrCfS which can hve made up to order in a SUPERIOR STYLE RY Mil. J. JMSOWNE, (hie of Paris.) And leurraiileri noi only to Jit bui pleuae, also LINEN MADE CP TO ORDER, IN THE BEST STYLE GLOVES, STOCKS, SCARFS. CRAVATS SUSPENDERS, HANDKERCHIEFS, SHIRT COLLARS, all of which will be ottered very low by A. D.

BERRY, Next door to Negrin's corner. Nov 6. A. E. BERRY WS NOW OPENING AT HIS CASH STORE, J- (dext door to JVegrin's corner,) a large and ich assortment of Fresh, lutumn 4 Winter KOODS, Comprising almost every article usually kept i ttie Dry Good line; and he would say lo citv customers.

and slrangers visiting the cily, that fee can and will offer BARGAINS FOA CASH, Among his assortment will be found a great variety LADIES' DRESS GOODS, LADIES' MOURNING GOODS. GOODS FOR OENTIEMKS CHILDREN'S FURNISHING GOODS HOUSEKEEPING GOODS. And in fact, the best assorted and the greatest variety he has'ever offered in this market. He would earnestly invile affJLJEr. TO EXAMINE II IS STOCK EF0R PURCHASING.

November 1 C.VP-S! JVext door to JVegrin's corner, IS now receiving and opening MEN'S, YOUTH'S and INFANT'S CAPS, is GREAT VARIETY AND ENTIRELY NEW STYLES, November I Ifceswx, ASII will be paid lor any quantity of Beeswax by EST SCOTT. Septemher 25, 1844 Ciroceries. have now in store the following articles which are offered low for Cash: 250 hhds- Sugar, 5(10 bags Coffee, 75 bbls Molasses, 20 hbls Loaf Sugar, 10 bags Pepper, 5 do 3 do Ginger, Ind 'go. Madder, GEO. W.

MARTIN Corner of College and Broad street. July 15. is. mi ii coT COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND GENER AL AGENTS, Memphis. Geo.

W. Martin Sc Co. Refer to Nashville. Dec. 22-F12m ffltedicnl Piis'lsiei'sEiip.

RS, FORD and WINSTON have associated themselves together in the practice of Medi cine and Surgery. Their united services will be given in important cases without any additional charge. Office, the one occupied at present by Dr. Ford, on Cherry street, opposiie Judge Catron's dwelling, where one or boih may always be found. Residences Dr.

Ford at the office; Dr. Winston-, City Hotel. July 15 For Sale. valuable tract of land in Davidson coonly f- about nine miles from Nashville, and about one quarter of a mile from the Murfreesborough turnpike ii contains acres with good buildings upon it and well walercd. For terms apply lo The ander- s'gnea.

G. M. FOGG. March 22, 1844 BAGS Strictly prime Rio Coffee per l.inwoou, lor sale Dy J. T.

HILL, Cornerof Broad and Market streets. Anril 19, YEATMAN Cotton and Tobacco Factors, AND GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS, He leans. RESPECFULLY" lender iheir thanks for the liberal patronage heretofore extended to them and beg leave to assure their friends and produce shippers generally, that they are prepared for the ensuing season with all necessary facilities for the advantageous prosecution of their business and arc determined that no pains or exertions on their part shalj be spared to promote the interest of the Shipper or Planter, and give him entire satisfaction in the Receiving inc. Sampling and Sale of his produce. Having been extensively engaged in the sale of produce for a number of years, being perfectly familiar with the quality ol our great staple productions, and the New Orleans market for same and we flatter ourselves favorably known to purchasers, we claim to have equal advantages wilh any house in the cily engaged in the same business.

We will as usual make liberal advances on produce in store, and our agents in Nashville, R. Yeatman, will afford the usual facilities to our friends in making negotiations upon produce designed to be shipped to us. Our Open Policies, of Insurance will cover all shipments of Cotton and Tobacco by steamboats, at the lowest rate of premium unless advised to the eontiary. Shipments of Cotton by Flat Boats will be covered by our Open Policy. Tobacco by Flat Boats, will not be covered unless we are instructed to insure the same.

Goods will be forwarded in all cases by the first good boat, and our charges will be at the lowest rate. New Orleans, Sept. 1, 1844 Sept. 25. 6m.

CoHee. HAGS Green Rio Coffee just received -and for ale by -v GEO. W. MARTIN CO. April 10, 1S44.

Th Result op thb KarJLT. -tienal Intelligencer, which alwiya apeaka by'lba card, says: The reanlt of the Presidential Election pnMhtf1 ing already a paralyzing effect on the publfreeai. dence and moneyed affairs of Ihe country. 8oae instances of this were quoted by as fiom New" York papers a day or two ago. We now learn by Baltimore papers- that Maryland State aecari-ries have, since the election, declinei men ptr cent.

Such is the panic which pervade the bMi ness classes, at the triumph of a party supported' and brought into power on principles subversive-' of Ihe public prosperity and dangerous to the eb' lie peace. RUMOR, We have an on iit, and a very am tier one if is, that the Electors foV President in Penney iveia heve addressed a letter to Mr. Polk, requesting to know his sentiments in1 relation to the Tariff of 1842, before they give lMeir vote. not knew how ii came, or what it is worth, bot place il reeer. as ene of the strange incidents of thie-singular election.

Cfn. jftfie. OIsD TIP rrOULD just say to his creditors, officers fm his friends generally, to mm or oooo' CBEKR for this is only ihe third time I have been brekaavap, anil enee burnt out, lock, stock and bar reli since 182. I say lo yon all again, ac or good chbjj-for while old Tip lives and bee strength, yon will find him a fair advocate between his debt, and you Permit me here fo returlbw thank, to all of you a mailer of a steamboat lead at least; for I say to ynaaU, if Ihad beenyoer own. dear brother, your kindness and indulgence coal-not have extended mieh farther.

Wilh such friends' as I have, who hold me up when I ean't aland-my self, it will be hard to keep any nan down, who im determined to 'jead. I would say to- ooeo try friends, SEND IN YOUR WOOA. My Cards are ready, and I will be thankful for-a? portion of jour custom. All kinds ROPE and TWINE, and BATS Tor Ladies, on, hand Being engaged a righteous cause, (the payment of debts,) I fteluhat wl be seslained by a eeneronr public. Wiit: BOSWORTH.

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Know thia by trying CORNS. The FrenchJlMtar ii SOTS' CUTS'. nair any shade you wish, but will not color the skin. SARSAPARTUA. combtocks com POUND EXTRACT.

There.i-no other prepm tion of Sarsaparilla that can exceed or equal lbi If you are sure to get Comstock's, you will find 11 superior to all others. It does not reoutat puffing. Mwat CELESTIAL BALM OF CHINA. A positive cure for the piles, and all external ailings all internal irritations brought to ihe surface friction wiiJ. thin Balm so ia congle, welled or sore throat; tighmess of the chest, mm Beta applied on a flannel, will relieve and cure at eneav-' Fresh wouruls-or oJd sures are rapidly cored by iSr.

Jfcirtholfwtto's wdi prevent or cure nil incipient conimptiHt. taktit luss, ana ia a delightful remedy. oer the narop, nn4 gel Comstock'. KQLMSTOCK-S VtBMlFUQE wndicaic all 0BBsy''nj tmildren or wilh a certainty quile astoniahm It sells with a rapidity almost incredible, by Con-focJl cfr New York. TIIUTIl BBOPS, KI.INE'S-curo efTccrually.

I ailof Scralheni Oiftfiaflir Voffc- By aiplyi our. apunia in. vilbge, pnnera mny ho haU Ifte. ehowicg the mosi rwpostablc names in the for ihtMf facts, so tbr no one can fail to believe them. (t- De sure yon call for onr articles and no Wmm nnr ir vim hdv mti9 line uir mi: nap good.

HAVE THESE OR NONK. ebratd-MA your naOttosncl Were -nrrrr mnt Irir and" stmUirtp-ittout our names te tarm 'fcll theW to gaf'VW. -Had wholesale auid -retnif odty ofo. 'WholearJe Dnjgsni 71 New Yorlirnpd pjf tmf Bjesita. Also by Street, New Orteaas, and by MeNiijry Qkmvlltm-Nashville..