Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1854-09-24
STATE OF TENNESSEE,
Davidson Count

TNthe matter of the Nuncupaiye Will of Daniel Duna-
L want, deceased.
In this appearing the satisfaction of the Court
ON petition OF Edward Vaughn that Daniel Dunavan late
OF this county, as died. making nuncupative WILL which
the ssd Vaughn presented to the Court for probate and
which bequeahs all of his estate Martha Vaughn and il
further appearing that the following heirs Ofthe said Duna-
want to wit Twin Dunavau Susan Dunayant Julia Duna-
want, Joseph Dunavant, Wm. Dunavan Pleasant Duna-
want, Thomas DGnayant, Humphrey Dunavant William
Moore Martha Stow, Rhsda Stow Sier Manu. and his wife
Susan Manu. nonesdents of the State Of Tennessee
and that the usual of this Court not be served
upon them Ii was ordered that publication be made in
newspaper published in Nashville 40 DAYS requr-
ing SAID heirs 10 come forward at the next October of
this Court TO be held at the Court House in the Nash
vile on the lst Monday in October next the pro
bate of said will otherwise the will be proceeded up
on, and the will be admitted toprobate
augl2-triw&w40d. F. K. CHEATHAM, Clerk
THE GREAT SUMNER FAIR
'IlS grand exhibition viii commence on the 26h of Sep
4 tember 1854, and continue for FOUR DAYS at the
Fair Grounds,
GALLAIIN. SUMNER COUNTY, TENN
These beautiful grounds have been fitted up great
expense under the direction of committee who have
made arrangement for the comfort and convenience
Of vslters and especially the ladies'
The number OF Stalls and Pens for every kind of stock
have been largely increased far exceeding those of
any other dr grounds IN the country Most OF them have
already been engaged by persons at distance and should
the public interest increase addition OF several hundred
more will be required.
The Society have also arranged for the completion of
of the
LARGEST PAVILIONS
Ever erected IN le Satej the Canopy alone, containing
over 200 feet of canvass 10000 feet of cord every
necessary appendage-he whole weighing 1000 lbs
The erection of this pavilion the beautifully arranged
anlphtheasre, with elevated seats sufficient for
SEVERAL THOUSAND PRISONS
III contribute very greatly TO the enjoy of the occa
sion, afording complete protection from the rays of the
sun, and giving the visitor full view of the circle and
grounds.
REGULATIONS.
All articles or animals intended for exhibition must POSI-
lively be entered before 10 O'Clock the day OF exhibition
The Soceys book of entry will be opened from lst day
OF september and persons respectfully requested
make their entries before the days of the Fair.
No animal will be admitted in the ring without being
confined unless by special permission from the Directors
All the members of subscribers families under twenty
one years OF age are admitted free of charge.
The Fair Grounds will be opened each morning at 8
O'Clock and the proceedings commence at 10.
The Association socits competition for the premiums
from every county in the State
The officers OF all sstersocetes respectfully invited
To attend and participate with in the pleasures of the
CssiOn.
All the ladies will confer favor by granting us their
presence
W. Il. CRUTCHER, Secy.
OFFICERS
CAPT Y. n. DOUGLASS. President.
q. b. EDWARDS, Vice Presdent.
w. II. CRUTCHER, Secretary.
VS.. MUNDAY, Treasurer.
DIRECTORS.
GEN. JOSEPH MILLER, WI. DOUGLASS,
r. ALLEN, JOSEPH HARLAN,
COL J. c. GUILD, TYREE II. BELL,
B. K. HOWARD, SAML LAUDERDALE
iOBT. WILLIAMSON, WIN CANTRELL
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