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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-09-11
KANSAS AFFAlRs.

We have received the Sc. Louis
Republicans, Of Saturday last, BY
which it appears that there is very
great excitement in Missouri 10 re-
lation to The state Of affairs 10 Kan.
|sas. The Republican says: "a pri-
vate letter from BoonyiIle states
that, intense excitement has been
created there by the late news from
Kansas; that a large sum Of money
(S5;000) has been raised, and that
men viii be sent to the relief Of the
pro-slavery citizens of Kansas, and
to drive out Lanes hired ragamuf
fains from the Territory. There
can be no doubt that tremendous ex-
element pervadess the whole upper
country, and nothing but the With
drawal Of Lanes men from the Ter
ritory, with the Massac band of out
laws, never to return again, will re-
store peace to that Inflated Territory.
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Chancery Sale of Land.

TN pursuance Of decree of the Chancery
FL Court for Lincoln county, in the matter Of
Moses 81. Bonner and oshers--petition for. til
sale of Land for distribution--I will on Sat
urday, the llth day Of October
next. at the courthouse in Fayetteville, offer
for sale to the highest bidder. on a credit Of
one, two and three years, the. TRACT OF
LAND upon which Henry Robertson reside ed
at the time of his death, and the same tract
upon which his widow, Elizabeth Robertson,
resided up to the time, of her death. Said
Land is situated about one mile northeast of
Fayetteville, in Lincoln county, Tenn, and
bounded on the north by the lands Of Joseph
Hester, deceased. and the lands of Vim. B.
Rhea and w. G. Solomon, east by the lands Of
William G.. Solomon and Augustus and Joseph
Solomon, south by the lands Of Augustus and
Joseph Solomon and John NJ. Bright, and west
bv the lands of James Bright, and contains
abont 800 acres.
will, also, at the same time and place, and
upon. the same terms, offer the following tract,
tviz:--about 200 acres situated about Two miles
nearly due east of Fayetteville, and bounded
on the north BY the lands of William B. Rhea
and William C. Solomon, east by the lands OF
William Bonner, south by the lands of Ed.
Jones, and west by the lands of Ebenezer
Hill, ST., and Augustus and Joseph Solomon.
Notes with good security will be required
of the purchaser, and lien retained on the
Land until the purchase money is Paid. Said
Land will be sold in twoor more tracts, as may
be determined on the day Of sale.
r, FARQUHARSON, G. & NJ.
Sent. q. 1S56-T4w-&7 OO1
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Fayette Academy!

fFISHE=n next session of this Institu- kSFsF,
a ton wifi commence on Mem go
day. the list day Of SePte nlbeY ~
next. Terms as her1gus. sc
Students may erter at any periodof the ses-
| sion, and pay for the unexpired portion If 1t;
butt is desirable thateach student shall If pos
sible commence at the beginning of tire session,
In consequence Of irregularityof attendance
hitherto. it has been determined by the Board
of Trustees that each student shall pay from
the time of his entrance until the end of the
session, and that no-deductien shall be made
for absence, except in case of death or pro-
,trscted illness.
Parents or guardians wishing to enter stu
dents at Fayette Academy, viii call on John
Goodrich, Secretary, and execute their notes
for the tuition fees, payable at the end of the
session, for which the Secretary will give them
certificate that will entitle them TO entrance,
The Board Of Trustees have procured the
services of Mr.. COOPER, gentleman of tirss-
rate qualifications. as Assistant Teacher; and
as the School remains under the able manage
mentof MIR. Dickinson. they confidently
recommend it to the patronage Of the public.
By order of the Board of Trustees:
ss JOHN GOODRICH, Secretary. ,
Eaz-ettavi1Ja A.,r Do ISlR
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C0aaaaasiEteA
Hy0 the Jail Of Lincoln county. Tenn, Q,
- So fsxrHnv tho I'd DIV NJ y

ITO the Jail Of Lincoln county. Tenn, o.
Il on Saturday. the I'd day of "a
August. 1856, aNEGR0 NAN who ~
says his name is Jordan, aud that he be-
longs to Joel Hill near Nashville. Jordan
is about twenty-three years old, copper colo.
with rather white eyes, very heavy bailt
weighs. about 175 pounds. is about Eve feet
eight inches high, has 3 scar over hss right
eve that he says was caused By horse kick
He had on when committed pair of coppera:
breeches, cotton shirt, and straw bat. The
Eowner of said slavelis hereby notified to come
forward, prove property, pay the expenses
JAMES B. Carly,
S Ja;zor Of Ld,ko,h1osakH Tenn.
Sept. y 1856 2l;s6-tf -.
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The CoTToN CRop IN ALABAMA
The Montgomery Mail, Of Tuesday
evening last, says: From the heavy
planting region of this county, and
from the Alabama river country gen.
orally, We hear Of nothing but the
poorest prospect fer cotton. The
original mishap was, the Impossible
Hy of putting the laad in proper Or
der, and all subsequent unfayorable
circumstances have but aggravated
this. We hear Of no section of the
State which promises a full crop, and
the heaviest portion cannot reach
an average.
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MARRIED,
DIED.

In this place. Tuesday, ID inst, after lin.
gering Illness, Mrs. INDIANA C. NJ, wife of MI
Eli Moss, aged SO years.
In this county, Friday, 9Th inst, of fever
Mrs. LOUISA, wife of DIR. 4. Tate, aged 3:
years.
In this county Thursday, 4th inst. Mrs
WILLIAM oRIcx, aged about 90 years.
In this county, Friday, 9Th inst. of fux,
SARAH Polk, daughterof Mr.. E. r. Galloway.
aged IL years.
this county, Saturday, 9th inst, of -1,ix,
GEORGE, son of Mr.aEli r. Galloway, aged 8
years.
Beneath the sod, in sweet repose,
Is laid the parents dearest pride;
!. A flower that scarce had wsked to life,
And light, and beauty. ere it died. y.
God in his wisdom has recalled
The precious boon his love had given;
Andthough the casket nfoulders here,
The Gem is sparkling now in Heaven,
Departed this life, in Lincoln county, Tenn,
August so, 1856, Mrs. MARTHA 4. SEARcY,
wife of DIR. Robt. T. Searcy, and daughter of
Mf. Tunstan Gregory, aged nearly 26 years.
Warm hearted. generous and amiable, Mrs.
Searcy had secured to herself a large circle Of
friends, whose sympathy and tears are mingled
with those of her bereaved husband and rela-
tons. For several years she had been an ear
nest and consistent professor of the religion of
Jesus; consequently, when the summons Of
death came, it found her prepared TO meet it.
Heronly dread was the pam of dying. Upon
one occasion. she called her physician to her
bedside and stated to hin. her fears on this ac-
count. He assured her there was no pain in
dying, whereupon she remarked, II am salts
fed: all beyond is clear. all beyond is clear"
Fer only regret vas leaving her husband and
child, but was comforted by the thought that
their separation, at worst, would be short.
yet again we hope to meet thee,
When the day of life has fed;
And in heaven with Joy 10 greet thee,
Where no farewell tear is she'd" NJ.
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.Gbe Markft5 --Iatest Ddtrs
NasI,yillc, Tenn--

Nashville, TenH--
Business in Groceries continues quite dull
and we have nothing to report of interest.
The stock of sugar IN store IS only about
900 hhds. against double that amount last
year, though there is 8 large quantity in the
river The market is stiff, at unusual high
figures, brown being held at 10@121 u; crushed
at 1916.
Thessock Of Coffee is quite large. and prices
unchanged at our former quotations.
Molasses is very scarce, stock not reaching
quite 400 bbls. Prices stiff.
Whisky is IN good supply, prices unchan-
ged. Stock on hand over 5000 bbl& against
about 6000fast year.
Bacen--ls dropping. aud we quote Shoulder;
7e; Hams 8@S1se; and Sides 8lsf99e.
Wheat-h dull and declining. There il
very little offering. and Spectators are mol
willing to invest over 75@65.
The retail market continues well supplied
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sisEisiFF7s SALE.

Idly virtue Of a writ Of verdit;oifi .exponas
-hc issued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court
lef Lincoln county, Tennessee, andto me d.
Irected, will expose TO sale for cash. at the
icourt-honse door in the town Of Fayetteville,
on Saturday. the seth day Of Sep-
tezn ber, s56. all the right, tide. claim and
interest that John ". Bland has IN and to a
HOUSE AND LOT int the town of Camargo,
IN civil DISTRICT No. 10. known as Lot No. Ii IN
said town, levied upon by james Pinkerton, a
constable of said county, tosatissy a judgment
that A. III. Galloway recovered against the said
Bland before Hugh Parkisen. Esa., the 21st
May, 1856. MOSES CRUISE. Sher5f.
Aug 21-4tS4l
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Served Them Riehf.

The black republicans, emboldenei
by their apparent success, in appoint
ing a Fremont Electoral ticket IN
Kentucky. have recently made efforts
to form Fremont ticket in Virginia
On Friday week last a few persons.
some of them living in Ohio, held a
meeting at Wheeling to form an as
ISOLATION having this object in view.
The meeting proper was composed OIL
but a handful of men, but there were in
attendance large numbers entertain
ing opposite views, attracted there
by curiosity or other, motives. As
the speaking proceeded, speeches
that were free soil AID abolition .all
over, the demonstrations of the
outsiders" became too hot, and some
of the members of the Association
deemed it prudent to get out Of the
bail through the back doors, while
others made a hasty retreat out the
front, followed by the crowd. The
result was that several of the Fremon-
ters had to take the river, and by
Wading and swimming, make their
way for the free State of Ohio. One
IF The speakers had an intimation of
'ducking" and star and feathers :.
md riding on a rail, !" but his friends
inally got him to place Of conceal
nent This, we think, will be the
asst attempt TO get up a Fremont
ieket in the Old Dominion.
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Opening

Opening
Mr.. z. c. Goodrich is just re-
ceiying and opening, a large, Varied.
and unusually attractive stock Of sta
pie and fancy goods, for the faA and
winter trade. If you wish to see
something really pretty, and good
and cheap withal, go and examine his
assortment. Advertisements next
week. ~
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uARgIscN's CoLBmBIAs
~ HAIR DYE.

SIZE LARGED-sTrbE APPROVED
q has double the quantity and strength Of
L any sthef
l. gives perfectly natural col =.
teolors every shade from-ligh brown to lot
BLACK. G5-fts use IS easy ami y pid.
Il Is perfectly harmless 20 the SKIN.
Us efest is instantaneous. ard permanent.
ls Is the bets, quickest, eiespsss and sJsstDxa
err nssie.
l5-Oirections forirss accompany each box. an
Price--l OF Si-2oz 81 Sol 81 s3-8 or So
En'ere.t according 10 act Of Congress. in thu
wear 1885. by A. w. HarTiscrl. ia tie Clerks
0ffice of the District Court Of the q. s. for
the Eastern District OF PsBnsyIsaslia.l -
For sale by Earrar, Caldwell r Co, aud r..
n. Whitaker. Mulberry, Tenn.
Asnyaetatrsr, kRoI.Los w.HARElSoS. 10 South
9TH st., Philadelphia. July si-I2m
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New House

New House s.
,ShacMetord, Yoang & Go, have
Just opened new house on the north
west corner Of the square, where they
design keeping a large and superior
assortment of goods, household arti-
Giles, etc. ETC., all Of which will be sold
cheap for cash.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-09-11

This house is admirably supplied
just nov. with every imaginable thing
that the mind can conjecture or the
memory remember as necessary in
the little details of domestic econo-
my. Il is.a treat to pass through it
1t would require volume to praise il
adequately And then everything is
sold so reasonably! Whether it be a
cloak or only spoon, a fine dress o.
dpper, all customers are treated
with equal courtesy. Go to Soatls
UortA's. 3
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-09-11

PROFESSOR WooD's MEDICINE DEpoT The
attention Of our readers IS requested to the
advertisements Of Prof. Wood, in this paper
BE engaged in his present business, we be-
lieve, not more than'a year since, where he
establisheda depot for the sale of medicine at
144 Market ST. but by energy and popularity
ne has increased ito almost lin1itless extent
Now he has depot iu the city of New York,
arranged for manufacturing extensively, and
for supplying the eastern portions of thecoun-
try. The value and popularity of his prepa-
rations are attested by multitudes of certif-
Gates from persons who profess to recommend
them solely from their own experience.--&
{,ou;s I,telg;oeRcer, July1. 1855.
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Petition to sell Slaves.

IN pursuance of decree of the q
i Circuit Court Of Lincoln county, 81
Tennessee, pronounced at its July term. "a
1856. m the matter of John and William Old
and others. Petition for sale of Slaves. I will
offer for sale to the highest bidder on credit
of twelve months, Except fifty dollars in cash
to pay costs, at the court-house door in the
town Of Fayetteville on the flfst Monday
i'm October next. the SLAVES Toney
and Sarah in the Petition mentioned. belong
ing to the heirs Of John Old, deceased. Bond
with two good securities viii be required OF
the purchasers, and lien retained on the
Slaves until the purchase money is paid.
R. s. WoODARD, Clerk.
q Aug. 21. 1S56-5w--S4 80.
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Documents

Documents
We are indebted to Hon. Geo. W.
Jones for the report Of the Committee
on the Troubles in. Kansas; also, for
the reports Of the Committees on
the Pacific Railroad, and the Sumner
assault affair.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-09-11

In the Ieaca Legislature there are
'73 Black Republican members and
80 Democrats--not single Fillmore
member! This significant fact shows
that the struggle in the Northern
State S is between Black Republican
ism and Democracy.
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Land for Sale!
BOOTS. SHOES AND HATS.

n HAVE just received -.
Il "a cases gentiemen's calf skip boots -
do boys do Go do o.
90 do sentiesnen's and boys, all sizes;
20 boxes ladies' fine kid CATERS and do
20 do DO calf and goat-skin shoes:
33 boxss hats of all sorts aad sizes; which
will be sold low by
April 8. T. C. GOODRICH.
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Petition 70 sell slaves.

TN pursdancs of a decree Of. the e.
II Circuit Court Of Lincoln county, "a
Tennessee, pronounced at its July term, ~
1856, in the case of John s. and Campbell +,
Edmiston. guardians. &c., III for sale Of Slaves
I VIII offer for saleto the highest bidder, on a
credit Of twelve months, at the courthouse
door in the town of Fayetteville, on the flrsf
Monday ia 0csebcr next, the SLAVES
Elijah and aceb in the Petition mentioned,
belonging to the heirs Of William NJ Old. de-
ceased Bond with two good securities viii
be required Of The purchasers, and lien re-
tanned on said Slaves untilthe purchase money
Is paid.
4. s. weoDARD, Clerk.
Aag. 81, 1856 -6w--44 90 -.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-09-11

The meanest fellew we ever read
of is James Kennedy, in Buffalo. =
The other day be stole a piece Of
silver from baby. The coin was
attached to string around the
cbild's neck. The fellow was ar
rested and fined So.
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Tailoring $50
Mr.. Jas. ID. 6aoH, west side of The
public square, isoue Of The. best tail
ors ever in Fayetteville: Give hin
call;if you wish TO have werk' done
in quick time, unreasonable rates, and
in The most workmanlike manner.
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Presbytery-

Presbytery-
Tennessee Presbytery, of the Cum
berland Presbyterian Church, stands
adjourned to meet in this place, on
Friday, October Sd, 1856, at IL
o'clock, A. n.
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SHERaPF's SALE.

10y virtue. of two writs of svenditioni ex-
tD ponas Issued by the Clerk of the Circuit
Court of Lincoln county, Tennessee, and to
me directed, / Will expose to sale for cash, at
the COURT honse door in the townof Fayette-
|ville.. ON Saturday ssse 2Ssh day OF
LSeptezas Der, 1Sje, all the right title. claim
and interest that J oitn-W ehb has in and to a
certain TRACT or parcel Of LAND situated in
the County of Lincoln, Btate Of Tennessee, in
civil district No. IL, and bounded as, follows:
ION the east by the lands of WiNmn Cole,
on the north BY. the lands Of Sheriff. & PAR,
on theCwest by R. ii. Grantlin. on the south
by Webb's heirs. containing by estimation
two hundred acres, be the same more or less;
levied upon by James Pinserton, as the prop
erty Of the said John Webb, to satisfy TWO
judgments, one in faTorof Mary G. Hefrels-
ton, ard one in favor of Thos, Franklin.
2 MOSES CRUISE, &ser6. \
Z Aug. 21zT4$4I
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1856-09-11

L. L. D.-Amherst College, ava.
kened to an appreciation Of Mr.. Sum,
ner's merits by the drubbing admin
istered to him by Mr.. Brooks, has
conferred upon the Massachusetts,
Senator the title of L. Z. D. This
means, We suppose, damned Like the
Devil.
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SEERsFF,S SALE.

TlY virtue Of a.writ of venditioni exponas
-Ae issue,l by the Clerk Of the Circuit Courl
Of Lincoln county, Tennessee, and to me di-
Irected, viii expose to sale for cash. at. the
-court-heusc door in the town of Fayetteville;
on Saturday. tsse a0th day OF Sep
tesnDcr, 1865, all the right, title, claim
and interest that William P. Neeld has in and
to HOUSE AND LOT in the town Of Fay
etteville. bonded as follows:-bcginning at
the Southwest corner Of lot No. 90, and run
ming east with the south boundary of lots No.
2S'and SO, IL poles thence south 625 poles to
a stake, thence west II poles to stake, thence
north to the beginning of said lot; 'evied upon
by David Rofax. constable of said county, to
satisfy aIjudgnient that William j. Howard
recovered against the said NeeId before Thos.
H. Freeman, Esq. the "a day OF February,
1855. MOSES CRUISE, Sheriff.
: Aug 2I-r4sefl
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n pursuance of a,decree Of the q
~ County Court Of Lincoln c5anty. =.
Femme see. pronounced at It's Aagust "a
term, 1856, in the matter Of Hugh Thomson.
Administrator. &c, and Others, bill for sale Of
Slaves. viii. on the 18th day Of ser=
tcza 'scr. 1856. Offer for sale TO the highest
bidder, on credit of eight months. al tho
residence OF the undersigned. the TWO
SLAVES in, the bill mentioned, to-wits-
Clark eyed about 10 yeirrs, ard Sarah, aged
about Years. Boud and APPROVED security
VIII De required of the purchaser or percha-
sers for the payment of the purchase moncrz
and lien win be retained upoh said Slave.
until the purchase money is PAD.
HUGH THOMSON.
sSpajql G,1snsfssiorer.
I August 7, 1s56--ID17a6-tds-S sol
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VMAAN,

IYtHE subscribers having visited the -.
i principal Nurseries in Kentucly 80
and Ohio, and made arrangements by -
which they can supply the people Of Lincoln
county with any amcunto all The finest vari-
cites Of Fruits. shrubbery. etc. They
invite all who want anything in this line 20
give them cali.
MILLER 4 KIRKPATRicK.
MAY 20, I856--tf.
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Land
Several official advertisements Of
the sale Of valuable tracts of Land
may be found in our columns this
morning.
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Milton College

The members of the Board Of
Trustees Of Milton College are re.
ouested to meet at the Cumberland
presbyferian Church in this place, on
TlrsrsIIay, October Cd, at 10 o'clock,
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CtARPENTERS, saddlers, shoe e,s.,,
~ makers, Wagon-makers and
Gunsmitls' Tools of every kind al
ways on hand. For W agoness we have hip
straps. halter collars. names. chains, collars
brides, breechiug. Wagon sheets etc.
NEIL N0ORES & WRIGHT.
April II, -.
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z. MERRILL sEAGo VIZ. LAwnBSeT
sEAG0 & LAWREsiE,
CONFESSION MERGHAN TS

ATLANTA, Ga.
|STRIeT attention Is given to the NZyN
- storage and saIeof Bacon, Lard, ssszs}s
Corn, Oats, Wheat, Flour, Domestic Liquors, &c
We sell for Cash Only, and therefore have
either the Prodnceo or Proceeds at hand.
{ Liberal cash facilities offered to shippers.
May 8. iS5e-12m.
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SlEERfFF,S SALE.

pY virtue Of a writ Of venditioni exponas
I'D issued by the Clerk of the Circnit Court
of lincoln county, Tennessee, and to. me di-
rected, | will expose to sale for cash, at the
court-house door in the town of Fayetteville. on
Saturday, the 2Stka day OF sesstesa-
beg. 1855, all the right, title. claim and in
terest that jacob w. Rowell has IN and to a
certain tract parcel of LAND situated in
Lincoln county, Tennessee, in ciyil district No.
Is, on the waters of Coldwater Creek, ard
bounded as follows;--on the south by the lands
of William r.. Martin and Elijah yickers. or
the west BY the lands of Elijah Vic1ers ard
james II. Mckinney, on he north BY the lands
of Jas. II. Mckinney, on the east by the lands
of WestlF Locke and William Smith, levied
upon by Z. HI. Stedman, Constable, sc, to
satisfy a judgment that John NJ Blair, for the
Iise Of John Bland, obtained against him be-
fore VIM. NJ Hicks. Esq, the 9Th day of June.
1855. MOSES CRUISE. &er;f !.
Arg. 2I-T4te41-
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sEERsFF'S SALE.

I'd 7 virtue Of writ of vepditioni exronas
ES issued by the Clerk of the Circuit Coar'
of Lincoln county. Tennessee, and to me d.
rected. will expose to sale for cash, at the
courthouse door in the town OF Fayetteville
on Saturday. tsae 2osss day OF Sep
-fem5cr. 1855, all the right, title, claim and
interest that Stephen Colbert has 10 ard to a
certain tract or parcel of LAND y&se6ed IN
Lincoln county, Tennessee, in sstsis district n
10. anaboundcd as follerss@on the north by
the lands of d. BsaSmith, on the south by
James Bnrtosyon the west BY Waller Key,
and. on. taee east by Richard Colbert, supposed
to certain one hundred and fifty Acres; levied
npon 10. u. Blair, Constable, dc, to satisfy a
Judgment that JAS. Pulgham obtained against
him before H.'C. Holnan, ESQ, the 2lst April,
1855. MOSES CRUISE. 6seyiF.
ARG o1-r4fe41
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L.9TD S.gLE.

L.4TD ,EsYLEs
IN pursuance Of decree Of the Cir-uit
a Court of Lincoln county, Tennessee, pro-
nounced at its July term, 1866. in the case of
james Pamplin and Others, Bill for sale Of
fe1nber next. offer for sale on the Premises,
on creditof one, two and three years, five
per cent. cash excepted. to pay cost and ex-
penses9 the TRACT OF LAND IN tbe petit
ton mentioned. belonging to the heirs of
Henry H. Pampiin, deceased. Said tract Of
Land contains about two hundred and twenty
five acres, and is situated in civil district No.
6, on the waters Of Norris Creek
Bond with two or more approved securities
will be required Of the purchaser aud lien
retained on the Land untilthe purchase money
is paid. r. s. WO0DARD, Clerk.
/ Aug. 81, 1856-5w-S4 3d.