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Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-02
CHEAP AND GOOD
Blank Deeds, &c.

There has Jast boon issucd Of this office q new
and beautiful edition OF Blank Doeds. short form
We have aiso- Quit Claims, Mortgages. Commits
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TERRIBLE Disclosures!
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II An original aud pop
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EXECuToR,S NOTICE.

EAEOOI On . NOIIOE.
Notice 10 hereby given that the undersigned ha.
been appointed Executor Of the last will Of Abe
White. late Of franklin county, deceased. Said
estate 10 supposed 10 DO solvent.
april il3w JASON CARSON, Executor.
Indiana American. [volume] (Brookville, Ind.) 1833-1861, 1856-05-02

BOOTS AMI sxsOES.
I'VE have on hand good assortment OF Boots,
w Shoes. slippers. Caters, Buskins, Boys. Mis-
ses and Childrens. Also Mrs. Hurrl's celebrated
Buskins and ties, at cashgrices.
oct1 TYNER q KfMBLE.
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LJIMRER WANTED.

Fs7HE sUBSCRfBKR WANTS zoe. COO FEET OF
4 finch poplar scantiing. and 100000 feet OF !
inch poplar broad boards, - feet long for which
no viii pay sig per thousand In cash, on delivery
at Harrison. Ohio. X. III. PENNY.
mar 2A no w
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MALARIA OR MIXguA..

wuien nkvk COMMON oaiaIx m
NJ A L ARIA OR MIA8xA.
ss an,s ssens ps;oa Which
the ss,oe In character Wherever 4
south, east OF wcst-and viii every where vI~i6 ~
this newly discovered AHrIDoI'E. whics -
.ra'res me ro',on, pleis!y purnss The syslrn,
aAa mus entlre', fenosesnl ihecapae ~ Glo1noe.
a,n., s rsoressf a's.nss claims ihese sxtfaor
- VIII prosset any resident traveller, e~en ~
me mos, ,, mekiy o. swamPy iocsiIslss 1ron -
from constantly inhsiinr Aaleria o. Afi.s& :.
IL viii Instantly check the sens in persooe No
m rwrsrx x.'rs ~ shss 49, =, ans, sson o.s e1v
ornks CHILL, BY continLIng lie use aecordIse 70
Il win inmsaias~,y relieve an ne s..sr...,.~
debility nIghtsweau, &c. The psiIepf A oore ~.
ees until permanens and radical csrs e I. Sscsed.
WORTHY 0P PUBLIC coSFrpExcg
Because Of its .
SINGULAR AND ENTIRE HARuLEssxxsx-
The following oertincate from one Of shs n1oss
eeieo'aseo enem'ssin me United States Il attached
Al have made . chemical cxs IMITATION Of Rhode.
Fever and ague Cure, or Antidets 70 Malaria. and
have tested uior Arsenic, Mercury. QuIblno' end
In u, nor have found say subslincs Ia II cen
position that would prove Injurious 70 the consi-
iuson' "JAs. X. Chiffon, y. D. chsmlst.''
FREE USE AS A PREVENTIVE 4
py which al persons may be sure Of entire ffoe-
dom nom theaboso named diseases no malferhou
'iss ,os :ss go & ssSs:eRPs the oss
lished, and the confidence II me psbilc Is ssfsd
only 10 proportion /, 10 actunl mcrits wherever
introduced and used. There emily are relied npen
One or two bottles win answer for ordl..rx -
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TO THE PEOPLE OF
Franklin County.

THE UNDERSIGNED proposes toturnish 10 NIL
L subscribers complete Map ofthe County, on
tho plan Of that Of Marion County, Ind, gotup ny
condit. Wright q hayden. and now Ia the Audi
tor onlee In the Coart House AZ Brookviile. II
In the county owning land, the public roade. Can
al, Churches, School Houses, Mills DC. This Map
viii be In, aluable TO every resident, and gads
~. Subscriptions are earnestly solicited. and so
soon as sufficient number shall subscribe, tho
work will be commenced and prosecuted with
vigor. I can be found atthe Valley iionse. Brook
Vile, and will he pleased TO furnish all informa-
ton. hope all my old friends, Of days long pact,
will soicltand send me subscribers. he price
will be Five Dollars, on delivery.
Subscription lists will be lon AT all the towns
and public places.
march II JAMES NobLb'
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Milford, Worcester, CO., Mass.s Nov. -, 1854.
PROF. q. J. WOoD-Dear Sir: l take plcasrfe |
In bearing voluntary testimony 10 the magic e. |
fects OF your wonderful Hair Restorative Asfaf |
back as 1896, my hair commenced falling on nutil
the top OF my scalp became bald and smooth ~
glass and II has continued to fi Cor great many
years, Notwithstanding have used many celcbra-
ted preparations for It's restoration. Seeing y0ar
advertisement, was induced 10 give your article
a trial. aud, 10 my utter astonishment. found. af-
ter few applications, that my hair bee nmc armiy
set. aud ASSUMED glossy aud beautiful appear
ance; aud by the time had used quart bottle,
NV bald head was covered over with young and
vigorous growth OF hair. bich Is now from one ~
wo inches IA length. and growing fast.
Yours. truly. HENRY GOODRICH.
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Clothing.

pAKER AND HAZZARD SELL CHEAPER
~ aud better Clothing than any house Ia the mar
ket. They also keep fine stock Of Furnishing
Goods, aud make Garments 10 order at short no.
tice.
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BROOKVTLLE BANK

WN7ILL allow interest ON time Deposits made
wv afierihis date in Ohio or Indiana currency,
pay bio In similar funds.
BY order OF the Board,
J. w. HIT, Cashier.
Hrookyille Fob. IS. 1855.
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New York. Oct. 2. 1854.
PROF. o. J. wooD-Dear Sir: After reading
the advertisement IN ono Of the New York jour
nails, Of your celebrated Hair Restorative. pro-
cured a haif-pi bottle, aud was 90 much pleased
with IL, that continued its use for two months,
and am satisfied IL IL decidedly the best prepara-
ton before the public. II at once removed all
dandru6 aud unpleasant itching from the scalp.
aud has restored my hair naturally and, have 10
doubt, permanently 40. ..t
You have permission 10 refer 70 me, all who en-
ierialn any doubt ofiis performing all that is
claimed for H.
I have urcd Professor O. J. Woods Hair Rosto-
rntlse, and have admired it wonderful eiIecis.-
II restored my hair where u had falIen or u
cleans the head, and renders the hair roft and
smooih-mvch more 30 than oil. 81. $40
MARY A. ATKINSON.
Louisviile, Nov 1, 1854. a
UTsold at lif Market street, 81. Louis, Mo.
3dBroadway, New York, and by all pragrists
evors where. All kinds Of family patent mcdi-
eines for sale, on the best possible tcrns nt Pro-
lessor Woods establishment, ia Market Street
HsTp. v. Johnston is sole asen, Tor Brooksllle.
april II
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gt0Ot Baltimore.

Die &tnber pe8 @lenp8. - Oielez
niaen, welde Die rerI4ieoenen 8pli5eiltatipnen
gu beiuden pfesen, iinO 10 lebr an ben anblid
un9liifli6 perlalleaer Sinper 9epDbnt, oaB BAG
@lenp Derielbeu taft fetnen @tilbrid lnebr ant
lie maft. Gme 9rcBe 9ln5abl Der Wtdpden,
Die in Ger letten 3ett in8 3ufludt8balt8 9elenz
bet mprben 1tno, pareu @ail enfinber ober eS
linb piele parllnter, bic ltd in Splse Der idanb=
li6en 2eben8meiie ibrer @ltern, IN etnem 3u-
lfanbe befinoen idlimmer al8 Der zines Wai>
lenfinpe8. @efern murbe Die 9lufmcrfIamfeit
Der YpliSei Der Sebnten Warb atf bret &inDer
binoelenft bon einem Sitter pou g., A unp 5tpei
Sabren, bic 1td in Der iammerppulfen Sage be-
fanben, Epbolet6 8ater unb Otutter mod am
9eben Iinp. Nl8 Die 8plt5et in baS SauS trat,
fanpen iie Die Mutter beltialil6 betrunfen auf
benz 8oben liesen, unp bieler 3uitanp IpQ nrr<
NAL Bel ibr fem. Sn benz 3immer mar aud,
nidt cine Spur ppn 8ett. Der 8ater fol- Elm
fleiBiger Mtann geweIen fem aber Die 9runf-
Iudt leine8 @eibe8 1pl ibn 5ulebt miBrnutbt9
seuladt baben, paB er iid nun AUDI nidts mebr
filnnlert TIM ieine SinOer. Oiele lesterett, per@
lulnpt, barfuBi9 unp bun9rig tpuroen inS Ar@
menbau8 g%eIenpet.
Vul allpeIe1 Wtapueu putpe ysIlstu wy %"
flu6t8bau8 %seIenbet, e~benfallS hiilflo8 lro ohne
Sano bic eS auf ben Pfao ber El9eno bate
fiibren fSnnen. Sin Sinh Der S9anoe mar IS
lad benz 9rb ibrer lieberliden N3utter. bic lbr
2eben Bel elmer ibrer Srgien pnrd S3ufau rer@
loren bate, in bic Sanpe einer G5rpBmutter 9e@
|fauen, ipel6e e8 in 8rinctpiert unterrthtete, Due
eS nctbpenbia DEM Safer IN Die Nrrte batten
treiben miiiSelt, @eIfern mnrbe bieIe @roBmutz
ter tpeoe1 zines 9ersebenS in8 @efdnsniB se-
Ididt unb lief ibr Mfiinoel. III Der Sbbut einer
&lafe bon Nteni6eu beren blrBe Seritbrun9
Elm iusenplideS Ser5 perpelfen mltB. 0as
Mabden murpe auf Der StraBe BON Der Bcli=
li5ei aufsesriien, hunsernp unb perluupt, @s
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Mmerieaniis6e Na6ridbtem

Die ga g. Waffer8.-@ Sin @prrelppnz
bent Der Tribune aus Walbtngton idreibt:
v@in Wanlt, benz aGe authentilden Ntfz
peiie CUR GerfigunS ifanben unb Der na6 Dem
@efedte gu Gtpa8 nit Walfer unb Ieinen Sffi=
5ieren perfebrte, periidert, baB iener &f eli
sentlid nur BON $50 Wtann au8gebalten purpe.
Die gauge Streitmadt, nit mel6er Walfer BON
Granada. au85c9, betru9 a0erptn98 iiber 400
Wtann, aber nur bic pbtse 3abl fam ins Teuer
utb audi BON siele muBten Siele bur6 10 trif=
ti9e 8epeS9riinbe, tpie Die De9enipite Walfer8,
ppripdrt8 s~etrteben lperben. Die ibri9et JUDI
ten 3nfludt in pper binter ben Sdulern uro faz
men 10 nit beiler Saut bapcn. Walfer8 Grippe
bate nur fir 5ipei Gage Brppiant NIT ii6 an
3u9tbteren uno 6ubrmeren 9ebra@ eS tbr 9an5=
lid, Gr ielbIt iaB pdbreno pe8 san5en @efe4t8
gu Bferoe, Dbne leinen Stang pur9 irseno Elm
Ab3ei6en benz SeinDe feintlid 5u MAIDEN. Da
e8 an 2eben8mitteln feblte, 10 Butte er 9tipa8
nt6t etnunal balten fGnnen, tpenn er e8 audi err
cbert bite. 3ubent mar Der mSdite Slab, no
man frtlde8 Trinfpafler befpmmen fonnte, elm
4 Ofeilen n fernter Gee, ba Da8 Waler in ben
Drummer gu Hipa8 brafig unp rerbprben mar.
uWalfer ip0 Elm bebeutenDe8 @ptnplpt inter
W. SYAl4lptlp RNttSl CllpSll ulQ NtNBlSSSlu
9%etrpfen 9aben, I'm bic Serl9pSrer uni9dblid
3u MAIDEN. Sernlutbli6 trirD elm Stanpseridt
tbr S9tdIal ebenIp raId)- unp Iunmarii9 ent=
l6eioen, mie ba8 be8 ~unsludliden Corral, benz
man fanm 3ett lieB, fem Sterbesebet 5u ipre=
den.
- 8t6tis fir Inltebler. = Nus
benz ct. Saul Dailp Minnelptiart leben mir,
DaB 10 Wteilen nSrpltd bon ct. Saul BIG gu
BEN Snafe=H iper ncd cine Strede 2ano lie9t,
mebr al8 100000 lder melIenb, ba8 mod nidt
gum 8erfaufe au8sebpten 1T unb baber mirfltz
den Nniieblern CUR 8ebauun9 pfen it NIT Dem
ReAte..oe8 8crfauf8.
Dieter Stri4 icQ bon feitem anbern in Ottn=
nelpta an Sru9tbarfeit iibertrpflen perbel. Gr
1T NIT Tlalien unb Seen belpdfiert, entbdlt abS
medielnb barteS SOl5, 8rairie unb 8iei enlanp.
Wtlb uno Slide Iino i'm lleberfluie pcrbanpen.
Sn Der JtadbarI4aft linb i6Sne 6i6tertipGloer
ullb 6aS @an5e lte9t 6piIden ben Mdrften BON
ct. Saul unb Snperipr GitD. Die Bldne
fGnnen in Der StiQmaterz 2anbpHtce einoeleben
werpen. - Sier i1fleine @elesenbeit fitr 6eutide
NnIebler. Marum molten uniere beutlden
warmer ibr @elp in ben Cad bon 2anoipefulan.
ten iqoen, tpenn lplde @elegenbeiten iid bar
bieten, fem @elb 81 bebalten lnp nad einigeu
Sabren aus Dem grtrage ber ielbit9eidoffenen
Tarm Da8 QanD bon Der Negierun9 81 faufen |?
Us abtn9tpn, T. Ofat. Der Bater
yir9il, 8alfers neler glbselanbter, beftnoet
ltd lebt bier urb partet auf ben Nusenblid, mo-
tbr1 1nitSetheilt iperben mirb, bab bic Ne9ierun9
Peret 1T, lem OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ent9e9et@
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= J. = Oeeme gSembnme.

Die wi6ti9lte Na6ri6t, welGe u18 bic euro
paii6en Dautpier aebradt buben, 1T btejent9e,
meE6e ii6 ouf bic MISUNDERSTANDING 6ra9e
6e3tebt. SpGte e8 1i6 befdttgen, baB England
IN pteIer 6rage na69eben, D. ;. benz @Iapton>
8ulwerz8 ertru9 cine ridwirfanpe Strait 5ugez
ifeben, unp pie 8aptnIelt auf9eben Mil 10
nirbeu bapur6 bic @erlegenbeiten be8 BrditS
benton erf mod redt permebrt perben. Nllet
@innenouuoen, mel6e bic Ser. Staotell 9e9en
Nnerfennung iene8Gertras8 erbpben Raben, mare
buulit ieDer 8pr>panb ab9eIdritten, rtnp %perlelbe
miBte ~erefutirt merben. Oa nun pteler Sers
troo and bic COLONIZATION ienel 2dnoer bur9
bic fpntrabtrenoen Staatet unterld9t lttlo enc
g(nerfernumq be8 @alfer'i6eh 8anotten@G e9t%
ment8 etre @utbeiBun9 unb @ruunterltlg Der
COLONIZATION be8 betreffenben neutralen@ ebteteS
lpenn and niGt burd Die Ser. Staatert, or9
bur6 amerifaner, 9%lei6fpmmen mitrpe; 70
birfte {t6 6err Bterce ieet nit oteler Anerteits
nun9, An9eIt6t8 Der . mpferSGeoue pcu SPtts
beao, ert nod 5peintal b%eftnnett, ebe er lte aus
iprt6t.
OaB f6 2Drb BalmerfOn tpe9ett oe6 ele1een
93efrufruna8z Srafebl8 ni6t ba5uperitebet mtro,
BEN SIR. @rannptcn ab3uberuie len, baben mir ben
a6erbtenffertigen Serrn S6ubpubern, alS tie
ppr etniaen Mfrnaten 10 f%rei9ebi9 nit ibren
.Qaufbdfen" Inn lt6 narfen, pprau89e=
Iaat. 4ber 10 etpa8 be9reifen pteie btenitbaren
Setter utdt. sic metnen eben, e8 fale alien
MeuIden 10 lei6t nte tbnen, fid ppr @ptt uuo
Der 0elt gu blaniren!
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FEurOpdifcbe Nocbricbtem.

THrfet.-Die 2onbOn 9irue8 melbet, Der
BrieOenspertra9 entbalte cine 8sfimmung, bus
bie4aiirten ba8 tirfide @ebiet lObalD alS mSo~
lid mad Dem QuStaui9 Der &atiftatiDnen rdGll=
men ipllen.
gta6 einem griefe aus %aOnfantinOpel loQ
Smer 8alda's grmee in beipeglide Solomon
fcrmtrt nerben, pelde ba8 2ano purd5ieben II,
Die GOaltrefun9 Der neuen Nefcrmz@ efebe f.
dern IOllen.
@rCBBritannien. SIN Sberbau8
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Sn @a@e @&le6inaer,8.

Sn So&en9 &leBtn8er's. Die
53eitln9en melOeten, paB SdleBinger II ebt
urO pcr ELL arie989eridt 9eftellt fpprben Iet,
neil ct eS fir gut FAM, Dor ben GDItaricanern
uu85uretBen.
98ir slauben biele bO8baft ~entfelte Otittbetz
lung i'm SnterelIe Der @bre S9leBin9er8 babin
beri6tt9en 3u n%tifen, oaB 8eruOe umaefebrt
S6leBtu9er e8 fir gut fanp au83uretFen,
neil ct ppr ben @pitaricanern ent 9epes
fen 1T.
Ofebrere 6reunpe be8 8erlGnmoeten.
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@aibinQtppn, s. Mui.-Der g6rbare
Bbilip 8. Serbert, GOn9reBmitslieD fir Calf
%fprnien, erl6pB beute einen 9ufparter IN 8ilz
larbS !Sctel. Der Tpb p~eielben erlcl9te ar=
9enblidlid.
Diele @ei6idtr erreste srOBe .glufreSun8 I'M
Saule Dor 8esiim Der Sibuns.
3wette Depeide.
Wr. Serbelt unp anpere in Die Sa6e per@
pifelte Yeripnen wurpen perRaftet, unb befin-
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-05
Correspondence ofthe N. Y. Express,]
AhIry NUV. OLu
A Rnrrified narkev

~
Mr.. NJ, wealthy American gentleman, has late
ly arrived in Paris from the United States. He is
accompanied by his family and several negro
vants-slaves-who now find themselves in "land
of liberty" O. but do not seem so anxious to avail
themselves Of the circumstances as French and
English abOlitiOnsts think they ought. They
seemed to be impressed with the stupid idea that
to be well fed, clothed and cared for, to good
master and carry light hearts in their bosoms, is
preferable to the enjoyment of the empty privilege
of freedom with a fair chance of starving. 1t il
quite certain they not svorably impressed with
the morality of the French people. Mr.. Ms body
servant when at home, ofhciates on the plantation
as the spiritual adviser" of the other darkeys
He may not be so polished an orator as Captain
Henry Ward Beecher, but have no doubt he is
purer and better man. Sam is very strong Meth
odist, and his powers of exhortationare described
as so wonderful that some of his figures of rheto-
rio have been known to cause the wool Ofhis sable
hearers to unknk itself and stand on end, like brs
ties in a shoe brush
Sam thinks the French are a lost nation. II anv
race of men earth are in a fair way of going to
hell by the most direct road Sam expresses his
somen conviction that the French is that race
Their gongs on since he has been among them he
declares to be 'drefful" What with balls, theatres,
circuses aud churches built to be shown to outsis
ders and use up wax candles, the Parsians are .
lOsI tlOe OF sinners. Mr. III. mas trieu 10 persuade
his pious valet that the ignorance Of the French
out to be some excuse for their sins. It's no use,
sab, says Sam; "dey can't be spected to know so
much as 'merrikin, but dey's white, sah-dey's
white!" The coored speaker seems to believe that
being "white" they ought to be posted" Last
Sunday as If to cap the climax, some Of the anal,
gamatng servants IN the hotel where Mr. NJ is stop
ping, called Sam aside, and in spirit of politeness
invited him to accompany them to one of the thea
tres, that evening. At the very sound of thi
horrible proposition, the pious 1arkey turned a,
pale as a niger can turn-which is about the col
or Of vanished rosewoOd-and precipitately re-
treated to his masters room, without even vouch
safng reply. He was in a terrible state of mind
for some hours, aud has not yet fully recOved his
equanmity. The shock to his religious system wa
of so tremendous character that it is doubtful
whether he will entirely recover before be finds
himself once more safe, way down on de ole plan
tation."
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-05


We have lately had our attention arrested by a
series of apparatus invented by Mr. w. F. Shaw,
4Os Broadway, for heating rooms, and cooking by
Gas Stoves, of very neat design, and calculated
to warm small rooms, are attached to the common
gas burner by flexible tube, and can. be removed
from one room to another without the slightest
Inconvenience, while a room OF any another dimen
sion can be thoroughly heated by stove of larger
kind by connecting a short iron pipe to the gas
tubes.
letter from Professor HAYNES, State AssaTer,
OF Massachusetts, states: THAT he has carefully
examined Mr. Shsw's devices and finds that be has
pursued new path Of Invention and discovery,
has avoided the errors of former inventors, and
produced apparatus Of sterling merit meeting the
desires ofnumerous applicants. Upon enquiring, he
finds that the merits of Mr.. Shaws inv entous have
become more evident where they have been used
Tor some length of time, and their highest claims
over any similar inventions, foreign or domestic,
are established" The facility oflightiug and extin-
gushing the fire is surprising. You have only to
turn the cock of your gas bracket and the fire is
made, and 10 five minutes your room warmed, and
the hire is extinguished with the same ease.
From the astonishing rapidity in which these
stoves are coming into use; the universal satisfac
ton which they are giving; their entire freedom
from all smoke or smell; their perfect neatness,
there being nothing about them when 10 operation,
or on the contrary, to soil the most delicate fabric
From these facts we venture to predict that IN a
short time the of coal with all its dust and an
noyances will be entirely superseded by the above
mentioned beautiful inventions.-N. Y. Mirror.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-05
FOR SALE.


ONE Of the most desirable Residences In the vicinity Of
" Nashville, the aaiiatin turnpike and fun view q
the city, between kdseneli and Br wnsve and In few
mnntes walk OF he Public Square. The improvements
s Of Cottage with rooms and servAnts' rooms mix
house. errage house, sfa5ss, shels, &c wih vel Of
nevegfanns exeeent water twenty three feet IN dep h.
There s also in hne growing order choice selection Of
neary 500 Ent trees Of almost knds AMI sraEber
es OF The most choice varieties erspss evergreens ros =
&C. The place contains thirteen Of tbs very beet
den land which be divided two three or SIX eeAn-
u iot with penty o. garrn grsuad 10 each. II Is IN he
Bet location In M veiniY, beng Convenient % hAe faals
and finale school, and church, be sold al agetheT
acres with ali The inprov II inmediats
application s m de great bargain ell be gven, 70 cash
prompt time puFcha<eF sni mmed poss ssion
For pArnlsrs All % desirable bone, cal On The
premises Al onoe or 70 o .. NOEL,
asco-a Ne aoeilsge street
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-05
SHERIFFS' SALES.
SHERIFE,S SALE.

DY virtue Of an aasf III to directed, and delivered
ID from the Honorable Circuit Court Of Davidson County,
Tennessee, at its September Term 1856 viii expose to
public the highest bidder, for cash, at the Court
house YARD gate the City of Nashville Saturday, the
9th day Of December. 1856, all the right title, claim, inter-
and estate which John COtart Trustee for Mrs Card
WELL then had may have stree acquired in and to the
following described Real Estate, to VT: lot Of ground
Davidson county, Tennessee in tie city Of Nashville,
Summer street opposite the residence OF Dr. Edgeworh,
being the Grove lots and being part Of the property
conveyed D. R. Anderson by s. Davidson by deed reg
ered in the office OF the Register Of said county, in Book
No. l. pages 196 and 1871 and bounded follows, Wit
Beginning foryseYeu feet from the Southwestern extrem
ty of brick house situated No. n Of the Grove lots
ming thence with the centre of said street thyeght feet
thence right angles 30 feet aey thence with the
alley of said alley IS feet thence ri hit ang 21O
the beginning being levied the property Of
John Ootart, Trustee for Mrs J. W CardV ELL satisfy
judgment Of Daniel s. Anderson against John COL
tart, Trustee, and John C0ltart.
JOHN X. EDMoNDsON, Sheriff.
Nov G. 1S56-W4t
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