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Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-03-18
STEAMBOATS,.
ST, LOUIS AND NASHVILLE wEEKLYPi
FoR cINcINNATI. LOUISVILLE avn NASHVILLE

FUR CINCINNAiI, l1OUIo7 I'LL zh1'O 1'--01l
vTNIIE magnificent new steamer, SAM. II a144- e
CI0ON, SAN. CLooN, JR, Muster. This sftHlss53'
splendid steamboat on her way here -
from Cincinnati; viii run in the above trade TINS season.
I'm Vaslyl. every alternate Saturday at 4 O'Clock,
and leaving Cincinnati every alternate Saturday at II
o'clock p NJ The sam Gloon" is unsurpassed in her ac
e'a,,,'' 80, S aI,Iicc ,,stro66ane A. HAMILTON,
' - - Agent.
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Drawings forwarded to Correspondents by the first
mails after the lotteries are drawn.
~ Correspondents will please order a few days before
the lotteries drawn.
There large per centage in favor of those purchasers
who order by the Package and the chances of drawing four
OF the largest Prizes in the Scheme thereby secured
We advise the purchase OF Packages of Tickets in every in
stance
@ Bank Drafts or Certificates Of Deposit PAYABLE in Gold
at sight, will be promptly RENTED those CORRESPONDENTS
who draw prizes at PYFER 4 COS.
- Remember-A PACKAGE of TIcKErs, can draw FOUR
of the most splendid prizes in a scheme
~ In order TO Fortune and the cash immediate
y after the result known the readers of this paper have
only to remit cash Drafts prize tickets the Old Esab
hshed far famed and truly fortunate Exchange and Lottery
Brokers' PYFER & co,
marchl-lm No Light street Baltimore Md
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CRUMB CLOTHS.-Rich aud splendid Crumb
~ Cloths with borders, just to hand and for sale by
jan2l w. MEREDITH.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-03-18

THE WEEKLY UNION-Is furnished to subscrlperS ~'
the following rates: Single copies, one year III Au
s2 5O within the year 50 O0 at the end oil e year "a
e C,rpg-of five and upwards-s2 90 per copy for one
C1ts of sbcibers Will be received for six months
at the foregoing rates
The TRIWEEKsY is published every Tuesday, THURSDAY
and saturday at - per annum in advance If not PAID IN
advance, Sc.
The DAILY is published at Eight Dollars
81 THE MONEY IN ALL CASES TO ACooNfA AN
SUBSCRIPTIONS ~
Remittances of subscriptions may be made by ina' a "u
risk.
No paper win be sent out of the State unless 'ne
companied with the cash.
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DED BLANKETS.-Extr fine Bed Blankets Just
ID received and for sale by
jan2l W. MEREDITH.
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sept ll-6m
FOR BURKsvILLE AND wAITsBORO'
CINCINNATI. LOUISVILLE and NASHVILLE PACKET

CINCINNATI LOUISVILLE and N NASHVILLE fAOAhA'
TINllE unsurpassed fast running passenger sr S
/ steamer ENVOY, THos. RODGERS Mas sktS+4-5g%sT1
fer has taken the place of the steamer
Matte Wayne and viii make regular trips in the above
trade during the season.
p NJ Nashville every other Tuesday, al clock, i. NJ
The above boat is entirely and for speed and accom-
mediation isunsurpaSscd will be thankful for all orders,
and asnacfllly solicit for her share Of public patronage
JAMES CLAIBORNE,
;onl I'm Agent, Front ST.
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NNOOL HATS.-Wool Hats Just received and for
w sale by jan2l W. MEREDITH.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-03-18
cTycTUNATT LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE REGU
N1t.o--. 49,, .Ir1,IzrzIZ Y AnKEIS

LAR WEEKLY PACKETS. -
TT~HE splendid Passenger Steamers, II 4l| "a
ST irESHAN. H. G. MCoMAs, Mas ~ t.IFas7;.533'
Ter; JOHN SIMPSON, J. P. McCoNAs, -
Master will make regular trips in the above Trade leaving
CINCINNATI every WEDNESDAY, at oclocA ana leaving
NASHVILLE every TUESDAY, at o'clock.
The above Boats having been built expressly ior the
Trade will take their places assoon as navigation opens ana
viii he thankful for orders for Merchandise, and promise TO
give satisfaction ali who may entt business 10 Their care
H. T. YEATMAN
.t,, err Agents
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ARTICLES FOR TIE TOILET.

C,TpEpIOR ARTICLES FOR THE TOILET.
= Jockey Club Pomade,
Lows Celebrated do,
Jules Hauei's do,
Kehada do, for the Hair.
Balm Of Columbia,
Genuine Bears Oil,
Hauel's Eau Lustrae,
LIQUID and Solid Rouge;
French and Fancy Soaps;
Lows celebrated Honey Soap;
Rousses and HaueIs Fancy Soap;
Fine and Dressing Combs;
Plain and Fancy Hair Brushes;
Iubin's Genuine Extracts;
Meen Fun;
American and French Toilet Powders;
Fancy Chalks;
Assorted DentifIices
Pomade Diyines, for chapped skins;
Tooth Brushes Fancy and Plain. ,.>-
Inst received by deco j. NJ AlMEaMAN.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-03-18
SOUTHERN CARRIAGE MANUFACTURING COMPANY
of Nashville.

JTOIJID inform the citizens of Nashville and c>s-E z
w the public throughout the soCth west, g.. &C.
that they have commenced business at the wenown stand
of s. v d. Stout few doors south of the public square,
where they manufacture all kinds Of Coaches Carriages
Buggie &c. which they viii sell low and liberal terms
Their work is Of the finest order and will compare yora
bly, with any pufaeured north south They have Sc
lected their material with great and having the oes OF
wood and iron Tennessee they will warrant Their VOTE
in point of eegsIty and durability, not to be eAeeeu ~
shall spare tie cost to induce all that may o ~
of Carriages 10 buy of them in preference o Ses
north for their WORK - 1;hl
,i uo"' y T. n. BASSETT, Pres
march 3-wdtrw12m-
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CUGAR.-2sO hhds Sugar, landing from steamer
= America and for sale By NORRIS Il STRATTON,
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-03-18
DR. BLEDsoEs Alternative CoMpoUND

me eedy0 al Remedies for the Diseases of the LiUer
DyspDsaa Enlargement and HtQ1zatioa Of the SPLEEN
Iearf0Hns Coe fataleqee, Pilss, Constipation, all
diseases Of tie Bolce, and such dselse as arise from
dis0rderd state Of the Stomach, LiUer or BOlesls as
ScrOfuld and Sores Of any kind For General DEBILITY
from Weh LddeS frequently stL1sr, there IS not ats
equal in the wtols Iater5a NSdied.
NHE inventor of this preparation for three years
completely prostrated from Dyspepsia and inactivity of
the Liver that he frequently for weeks time unable 10
raise himselfom his bed He sought aid from physicians
at home and in Europe but in vain; his pronounced
hopeless by thousands and it by accident that he
ceeded in curing himself Since he has been paccng med
cine his success in such has been unrivaed He
has been of the nereduty of the public and conse
quenty said nothing through the press of his case
until the character Of the medicine fully established
by its success shown ~ the certificates which have
advertised.
subjon the certificate of Prof NJ GApnERr of Memphis
Tenn, with whom often advised during the time my
suffering.
MENPHIS, Tenn, April II, SOP.
hereby certify that have been acquainted with Dr.
n. BledsOe and years ago he reduced ueLeve
lower than have that afterwards recov
ed with what supposed to be Dyspepsia and Liver affection
and after trying prescriptions OF many Physicians in this
weas other countries without relief he finally succeeded
with preparation OF his in being restored TO good
health. NJ. GABBERT, VI. ID.
Physicians are requested to try this preparation We
feel satisfied will sustain the character give to- in this
publication.
HUNTSVILLE, January r. 1882
DR. BLEDSoE-I take the liberty and fell il TO be nv duty
to- recommend 10 all persons suffering from disease of the
stomach and bowels your Alternative Compound as a very
seperr medicine My aged 10 years had been under
medical treatment about five years for dyspepsia
rhea when having almost despared of his recovery con-
Guided to your Alternative bottles of which, believe
entirey uIed him. MICAJAU CAICE.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-03-18

THE STATE MUTUAL FIRE INSURANCE CO. OF Pa.
A. J. GILLITT, secy. j. B. RI rhElfoAn' fIe''
Capital $3.50, 1000!
(ce on Cal, stre oger tie HttaI Protection ms C0)
WILL take tire risks in limited amounts on city or
w country property. Policies issued and Losses ad-
iuSted and metatthe Office in Nashville.
REFERENcEs-IA J. Levy,
b. Comegeys, Cashier of bill Bank
W L. Shaaer - Grard' hiiadeL
W Dennie q Sons
Rev Alexander Campbell, Bethany, Va.
Patrick & Brand Bankers, Pittsburg.
w II. Burrough, Irving House, New ork.
JOHN G. FERGUSON
Nashville February 9, 1S53-6m
nENOYAL.--DR. b. W. HALL has removed, 10 the
Office and residence on Cherry street opposite 'udge
Ca,rons near Cornelius McCombs Cabinet WareroOns
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CUMBERLAND HOTEL

Foot Of Broad Mre, Directly opposite tbs NteonJ0dJ
Ldsdiag AdshriHe, Tenn.
j. l.. GRACE, Proprietor.
rJ,HE undersigned thankful for the very liberal sr
i patronage bestowed this House since he E!iA1
opened the public in March last, and most LIE
spectfuy sOlicits continuance of public favor To the
boarding and travelling community, be would say that be
is prepared to give them accommodations equal to
hotel in the city, having procured the services Of polite and
attentive clerks, experienced walters and first rate cooks
The large and pleasantly situated commanding
beautiful view of the and business operations of the
city Persons wishing to travel by the river this house at
fords superior advantages being located
Immediately at he LQHdiHg
The traveller who stops here need loose his chance
of the first boat Bapgage will ALWAYS be conveyed TO and
fir m Steamboats, by the of the house ee Of charge
Bills always me derate jan22 j. l.. GRACE.
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sMTTHLAND. PADUCAH AND NASHVILLE WED
NEsnAY Ann SATURDAY PACKET


cd odd ifF Fellow. aIC CHPf 10. & LEAKE. v5iss bii
vii, leave Nashville on her first trip, on Sat -
urday the 27tlr instant at 10 A. ", and viii continue IN
urdays at 10 NJ and leaving Paducah Thursdays and
MONDAYS at 1 =. NJ.
The ODD FELLOW has been purchased by Capt. Leake'
for the above trade Her accommodations for passengers
are not surpassed by any packet Cumberland river
noX,5zero A. HAMILTON, Agent
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OIL CLOTHS-All widths just received and for sale
by jan2I w. MEREDITH.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-03-18

NEW CARPETING.--Just received this day and
l y for sale by jan2l w MEREDITH
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Wa may "a x Be- G
found at all times
a large assort-
ment of Winches-
ter's, Davis d
June's, Il Myers
Patent Shoulder
Seam Shirts, of
Linen Muslin
with Linenj Bo-
SONS, & ingham,
& French GhintZ.
Nashville union. [volume] ([Nashville, Tenn.]) 1851-1853, 1853-03-18
MEMPHIS AND NASHVILLE U. S. MAIL PACKE

,6@@a@A CITY OF HUNTSVILLE e -
tE-a.=.zeaf y
eS1.I------lG$z EMBASSY. Ess@s-y-----gz
yuNUE CITY OF HUNTSVILLE viii leave Nashville for
Memphis every Friday; at O'Clock, r. NJ, and leaves
Memphis for Nashville every Monday at II o'clock, A. NJ
EMBASSY will leave Nashville for Memphis every Monday
AZ o'clock p NJ leaves Memphis for Nashville every
Thursday at IL O'clock delivering the man at The sew
eral post Offices between the above ports They Will also
touch at all points between the post Offices
Persons travelling southwark will find their advantage
IN take this line as from three days quicker and
eouay as cheap to New Orleans; meeting at Memphis with
Menpb and New Orleans Packets which leave ON the arr
val o our pacets for New Orleans Our packets also
Meeting with the Arkansas and White River Mail Line Eve
ry MAINS will be taken TO render those who call us com
fabe For freghto or passage apply at the u 5 Nail OF
6co Nashville or A. b. SHAW 4 Co. Memphis
;1nIS A. |. DAVIS Nashville
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NOR SALE.--we will sell for good paper or sax
X ao,tbs a first rate Cook, Washer and lroner.
~, e. cash a likely boy, 10 years old. Woman y
aars odtwo likely Men 10 and y years old Man 40
yesrs odd Woman 3S years old good GooS fTeeS iea
ssonabIe Call and see them GLOAEk bolD.
E0R SALE-On * mon,hs credit forty shares
II M @ R. r. Stock feb92 GLOVE BOY.
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NASHVILLE UNION.
CHURCH & MARLINt:, Proprletors.


oFF1CE-No. 60, UNION BUILDINGS. CHERRY ST.
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NEW oRLEANs.-A CARD.

NEW oRLEANs.-A CARD.
DENJAMIN +. SHIELDS * CO., having per.
manently located themselves at New Orleans offer their
services as Commission and Forwarding Merchants
and General Agents, and solicit consgnnlents OF all
kinds of Western Produce feeling confident that they can
and will give satisfaction all who may enrust their inter-
TO their Proceeds of ses will be invariably held
sacred and promptly RENTED
PS-Extensiye arrangements made for the receiving and
forwarding of species of Merchandise reduced rates.
from charges at this point Orders for Groceries and nsur
Risks with Re collection of Bills Drafts &C. attended
to without delay. BENZ. L. SHIELDS co.
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LIFE INSURANCE

LEFE INSURANCE..
HARTFORD LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, HART
FORD, C0NNECTICUT
JAMES DIXON, Pres HENRY H. NlLLEH1 oeo y
Capital and Surplus 100000; $1,000,
ISsrR,NCE o lives of white persons on the JOINT STOCK
and mutual plsn. !,
AsoInsurance on the lives of Negroes, reasonable
terms o. IL hoo-ti''
ian l5-6m agent
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A CARD

HAVE this day associated wi:h me in the Saddling Blu
siness my son. A. C. MARCH. The business in future,
Will be conducted in the name of j. ID. March q Son. All
persons indebted me- by note account will please come
up and make payment. j. ID. MARCH,
Thankful for the liberal share of patronage hereto
fore continuance of the same is respectfully solicited
JAM j. II. MARCH sun.
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]. T. NATHURST nm
ROOFER IND NANUFACTURER
Of HarreaS Fire and Udtfr PFoet tGatlDos0tsg@r. H. ..
DEEM If unnecessary for me to say anything in favor oil
this mode of Roofing; the constant increase oil us popu
arity for the last years that it has been tested III near
" all parts OF the Unon is the best evidence oi It's ul9
and value The roof shows for itself -
:; 49, Ill teb3-ly
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Splendid schemes for March. Is53.

The Certificate Prices of packages of quarter tickets
only, given below.
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SAVANNAH, Oh,
Forward with and dispatch TO and from the Eastern
cities, or to any point desired, GOODS, PRODUCE AND
sion, PRODUCE AND MERCHANDISE They also pur-
chase TO order GROCERIES, which be bought
favorable terms the Savannah market They solicit
your patronage and pledge their utmost exerons to give
satisfaction. dec30-6m
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rISIATURE IVORIES.-Artsts Canvass, ART
M ists' brushes Artists Colors in Tubes, embracing eV
ery Shade. Just received by - ,,,u,pu,N
Washington telegraph., 1853-04-06

trous citizens that had taken no part in those af-
fairs; that every one proclaimed him as the only
hberator and that his presence would cause anar-
chy to tiy, and restrain the counsels of those who
wished to convert Mexico into a colony
After two days deliberation in silence Santa
Anna told the messenger
That his heart could only be Mexican: that.
notwithstanding the past, he wished to show TO
his compatrlots how dear they were to him. that
their nsiortunes Were his and he could never be
indifferent 70 them; that looking at objects from
distance. their deiormiies were better seen; that
he did not wish that history should one day say
that he had been deaf to the call OF his country
when she.honored aim with a call 10 meet tie
common danger, and that he had seen with indif
ference her fate; taat he desired TO end his DAYS
IN the spot he had chosen as a residence for his
family; that his only wish was TO see his country
happy, and that casting aside every thing tending
to detan him. he resigned himself to give the last
proof q his patriotism, although history taught
him to place no confidence in the passing enthtis-
aSm of the masses.
Il hold" he said, shat independence is the
greatest OF oEr blessings, and every good citizen
should defend it with ali his power. and [ cannot
be deaf to the voice of my countryrnen nor fail TO
appreciate the high honor they have conferred up-
on me IN calling me to help them ont Of the Iaby-
rlnth IN which they are involved, and above all
to save our nationality, now in such imminent
peril from the SFaspng spirit of our neighbors and
the incidence and treason of few Mexicans-
Return IN the next packet and in giving an ac-
count OF your mission TO those who sent Won. tell
them from me that in the next month of March
will leave this port for the shores Of Mexico.
On my arrival there | viii cali around me
those persons OF influence who are true lovers of
their country, will confer with them; and if l
find cooperation, II ] find sincerity and good
will to abnegate capricious and mistaken obin-
ions; and finally Ii find men of heart 70 make an
obstinate defence Of our rights against the aggres
sors from the North, and that the only cry is IN
DEPENDENCE OR DEATH, then will | lend myself
cheerully to new sacrifices for in truth cannot
survive the disappearance of Mexican nationality.
and desire to bury myself in its ruins, il. after
the Mexicans have done their duty. the great
Regulator OF the destnes of nations should order
for is such a fate. But If my hopes should not
find encouragement equal to my desires which
never can be other than the veal and glory of
cur nation will return disconsclate to this retire
ment, to deplore the blindness of a people that
obstinately believe It can DO every thing when It
leaves the only path left open to it, and will not
initiate others, who like them, have found them
selves III similar situation
Washington telegraph., 1853-04-06

STRIYGENcY or THE NEW CoDE or ALA
BAMA.-ln the new code IF Alabama, soon
TO go into use, occur the following paragraphs
in relation to slaves:
/. No master, owner or ovcrseer must al
low any slaves OF which lie has charge, to
hire his owa time or w at large, under q pen
laty ofnot less than twenty nor more than one
hundred dollars.
,. No person must permit any Slave 70 be
or remain at his house, outhouae, or kitchen,
more than four hours at any one time with
on: permission Of the owner or overseer Of
such slave.
3. Any assembly or more than fvo ne
groes, (other han those Of the persons of the
house at which they may be.) III any house
plantation CT quarter, is prohibited, under a
penalty Of SlJ for each one over that mum
Der, to any one who may sue for it.
/. No slave shall keep dog, under the
penahy Of twenty stripes, all If slave
keeps dog with the consent Of his owner
or oyerseer, such owner or ovcraecr forfeit1
s. for every dog 50 kept, 10 be recovered
by any one who sues FOR Il.
No slave can oHn any property, and all
such property may be sod by order Of JUS
tice OF the peace, and one half the proceeds
to be given TO the intOrmer.
Washington telegraph., 1853-04-06
Hail Storm, il, Columbus. Ga.

y terrible hail storm swept over Column
bus on the 10th inst, and during the space
of ten minutes did immense damage, Al
most every house in the city was Injured
A correspondent Of the Alabama Journal.
writing OF the 1lth, gives the following par
ticuiars Of destruction caused by the Storm
We had the most tremendous hail storm
yesterday at 2 o'clock that has ever been
known or dreamed Of in this community
l was at - at dinner at the time. and
You may imagine my surprise and constern-
| atlon9on coming out to find the front of Rank
ms store, and some dozen other stores on
| that range, blown down Cunby & Daniels
warehouse, mass OF ruins, blown almost
entirely down. The north end Of Joseph
Hiifs house is blown out Rouses ware
house, about 250 feet of tin and roof blown
OF. Smiths warehouse is nearly all blown
down. Greenwood's unroofed. Rankin's
warehouse, next to Gunby, Daniels, & Co.'s.
is mass CT ruins. One end and side OF
my brick house blown OF. Episcopal
Church ditto. Oglethorpe house, all the
chImneys blown down, and four or five win
dows entirely out and chimueys. trees, &c.
scattered all over the town. think at least
1000 trees were uprooted in the city. The
new church at Girard IS annihilated. not a
vestige remaining. The small bridge at
Girard, over that large ravine. fell in with
fine mule team aud driver. killed three mules
and nearly killed the driver, but [ believe
he is out of danger now Several negroes
were killed and badly injured. Palace mills
and Eagle factory not touched. Howard
and Cusseta factories unroOfed. The small
houses about the mill are gone, as is Rouse,
Patten & Cos fort on the bank of the
river. The tin Of Greenwood's house is
now laying in front Of the Variety Works
Store. There is'no computing the chimneys
that were blown down-alrnost every house
has lost one or more.
Randall Jones had about fifty negroes in
his gin-house, together with sundry mules,
when the wind lifted the whole house over
their heads, set it down some fifty feet dis
tant and injured nobody.
/ think OF no more incidents but it was
an awful tempest, doing any quantity OF
damage and frightening everybody into per-
/ feet duck fits
Washington telegraph., 1853-04-06
Notico il rzerby Given.

NbAT az sale cf Lands ior The n0n-payrilent u 4
4 the taxes dre taereQH, held at the Court
House door in ihr county MI Hampstead. in the
state n AtLanS7s rGrarar. io awful notice Civ
en- oy the sheriff of said county of Hampstead
ald in conformity with tha iaws cf said State on
the iiIst hnnlay ct Ngre4i'aeF. A- NJ 1851. III bs-
ins 'lf third day of ssid Month, tie following
descraed tfaes on ;a-rei> ai la;i situate in SAID
county were stricken aI t1 .he uHJersigEed--lo
Wit.
I ae h-east quarter 4: the North west Guar
tcT. ni ALL Aur-!i-y.E quarter ot Ln- Aor-f-uest
quarter of section tiiI-tr-.ive. ia Township ter,
Sur.a st RaHse tyet-V-srNen \ Ut ul the sta
Rrinciril nerldan. cnailin;nr toz-ll III. cishtv
arraz. lll uf which -i..d iaids w era sud. ai.i
pischesea 5y the Endeis-.-lsl .sE tie sggregats:
ainnunt oi tll taxes. E-Glltr. uH' c-t l!e there
on iur i4e Years lS+4. iD l--l- ilf flr a-rouf.t
iIg to The sum Of Fity-eight dolarz ard tsyenty-
elzsht cents anal are uOD held by the rrf-rsigel
hy DEED KID conveyance. hulv cAerIs.-d b- tha
SAerlt 81 Hamps.cgd COUNTY aforesaid ~ ai.tf.or-
Ity vested n him by The laws Of Arkansas hear
Ilg Llte oi thh l5Ll U! March 1858
Now therefore notice il hereby gwen " all
persons who may lie concerned or " ha can SET
un any right title, or cim- to the above described
tracts q land, or either vi them, purchased ~
aforesaid, IN consequence any iuiorality irreg-
ulaFty- or illegality connected with such sale or
or any cause oT defect whatever. that IN conform
ny with the sct CT the General Assembly OF the
State Of Arkansas In relation To Tax Titles an
proved tle 5i cf November 1926. the undersigned
wal apply to the Circuit Court Of Hampstead
coanty. at Court 70 he holden At the Court hatss
in tAe sald county, IN the seventh Monday aifer
ne fourth Monday III September. ~ D. 1888 KY
the confirmation OF title in and TO said lands. 50
purchased n aforesaid and all persons interested,
are hereby notified TO appear at saiL time anI
place, aud show cause il any they can why tle
I1le fo ihe said several tracts Of land should MT
~ confirmed according tO Ilw.
WILLIAM D. GREEN. 81.
Washington, NagcA 23 1sjo I2-Gw.