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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-30
MISCELLANEOUS.

IL Nicarf qua Gen. Jerez has resigned the place of
Minister of Relations or OF Foreign Affairs Cabinet
quarrel arose the question Of an invasion OF Hon
duras for the restoration of Gen. Cabaaas to power in
that State. When exile Cen. Jerez found shelter
il honduras, and he is indebted to Gen. Cabahas for
the means Of commencing the late revolution in
Nicaragua. He is accused by his companions of al
lowing his judgment to b. warped by gratitude and
fidelity. They vmdicate their course in the osidal
journal, FL N'caragNesse as follows:
The Government equally as devoted 10 the
cause of liberal institutions III Central America as Is
Gen. Jerez. But they have thought that the wiser
course to advance the general prosperity was not az.
gresSior but TO assure and con- date the general
y, ace. Nicaragua, 80 long torn and devastated ~
internal strife, needs rep0se. Her cities must no re-
built her lands reculGvaed, commerce recalled 20 her
shores and the active interchange of productions and
Of ideas with the world at large will again dfGse riches
an contenment through all her boracs. In this man
ner her exampl, will win blodless victory, aud lead
the adjoining States TO initiate her benehcent inSttu'
TORS al ~ closer union with her fortunate people
But rot-if the humane aud phllanthrOPc desires OF
Ae Government should be thwared the poifered olive
branch rejected and an attack should come from any
quarter, ten Nicarague, grown invnoibe IA her re-
pose, with ali her energies refreshed and all her strength
concentrated, will, with single blow crush every op-
ponent and forever hbeTste Central America from the
chains Of savage despctism and en- ar.s;ocracy as
Snseless a. tyranlrca'
Two Of the officers who condemned Corral have
been murdered number OF foreigners have protested
against the often repeated and forced contributions
which have been levied, and some have left the
lcountry in consequence.
The government of Costa Rica has offered German
SoUpany various privileges and subsidy of ESQ 900 in
ten years fcr the establishment of line Of steamers
between Panama and San jose, touching at Punta
Arenas.
In Honduras the executive power has fallen into the
Assds Of Francisco AgOiai in consequence OK che sex
1es Of Bueso, the Vce-President. Since the defeat
OF Cabahss the Gua;emalsn troops have gone home.
migrants from Nicaragua to Honduras are becon-
. hs very plenty. They permitted to cross the
oiier only condition of agreeing not oinerere in
he Internal affairs Of Honduras.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-30
FIRE DEPARTMENT COMMITTEE OF THE
BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

This Committee met for the frst time ths year,
yesterday afternoon at the City Hal. Messrs. foor-
hies and Tucker present.
Tho Fire Commissioners sert in the case of men,
Der of Engine Company No. l. setting forth that the
For man and Secretary Of that Company had returned
Rim TO them as expelled without the sanction of the
Company. The Commissioners interrogated the Fore
man. ,Jas. Nj. Byrne, to his reasons for so DOING
when he refused to answer. The Commissioners voted
10 favor Of removing Mr.. Byrnes. Decision confirmed
by the Committee.
A communication from the Chief Engineer, relative
to procuring runners and hiring team for fire engines
and asking for authority to so, laid over in the
absence OF that officer.
The dispute between Engine Companies Nos. SO and
81 about certain Engine No ls was referred to the
Fire CoIaDe sioners The Committee adjourned.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-30

MORE SLAyEHoLDIsG GAsCONADE.-We published
the other day bill of pains and penaltits against the
citizens of Massachusetts, introduced into the Alaba
ma Legislature, the substance Of which that any
Massachusetts, man found in Alabama might be muir
dered robbed manned and cheated At the easure Of
any of the chlvary Of that State without any inter-
ference on the part of the law until the Massachusetts,
Personal Liberty Law is repcaled-a sort of penery
indulgence to speak, granted TO all the faithful to
commit with impuuity during that interval al sorts Of
crimes against citizers of Massachusetts, It will be
seen by the following paragraph that Committee Of
the Virginia Legislature proposes to apply similar
discipline to the citizens Of Pennsy lva.ia. Does Gov.
Wise consider this as within his rule of calm, digni
/" fed and patient compOsure7"
"A Select Committee ofthe Virginia House OF Dele
gates las reported bto protect james Pa sons, Jr
Of Hampshire and other citizens Of the Common
wealth, in the prosecution and maintenance OF reir
constitutional rights The said Pa. 0ns is now under
rec, enhance TO appear before tn, County Court of
Bair County, Pa, to answer 10 the charge IT kdnap-
ping under the laws of sad State he having pursued
10 said county and enG.Gvcgd to reclaim fugitive
slave in ofthc PROVISIONS OF the act OF Con-
gress known as the " Fugitive Slave Law" The bill
prohibits the said Persons under penalty of $1,000
from appearing and pleading TO the charge aforesaid
ard provides that the CoInmCnweahh OF sirgma shau
assume hi behalf all costs, iines Forfeiture, %c
incurred by his appeargnCethe amount TO be paid
by the Governor out OF the contingent fund. The bill
further thatiithe said Parsons shall her latter
be anesed and imprisoned upon the charge aforesaid,
the Governor Of Virginia is c.ed to demand his
immediate surrender and in default thereof shall cause
the writ of habeas corpus to be applied for, &C. If
his release be not thn effected, the Governor is d.
rected, ten days after the proclamation to seize and
imprson all citizens aud 10 seize anc hold all property
of the State of Pennsylvania and Of citizens hereof
until the release and surrender Of said Parsons. For
tie enforcement Of the proceedings contemplated by
this propcsedlsw, the Governor Is authorized TO cal
upon and Ccnmalu the services of oil civil aAd milf
tary officer U the State and all private citizens what
sewer &c II Is further provided that the provisions
of this bill sha be extended TO any other citizens Of
Virginia who may hereafter be placed in the situation
OF sad Parsons."
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-30

DISTRESSING NEws.-IHe S0ufhsiie Democrat
states tia. day or two zinc gentleman named 5.
A. Kewson OF Wilmington y. e., on bridal tour to
Peersburgh, went down to the river to skate his wife
standing on the bank watching him. He broke
through but got out safely: bat his wife was 20 over
come by the accident that sh, has become maniac.
Gen Sherman, the Clerk CT the Assembly has made
tie fuiowr5 appointments Of Deputy Clerks; owen
Archer of " ayne Read 7, Clerk j. y. Cushman of
Oneida journal Clerk; Gern e. NJ. Stevens OF Kings,
EngrOssing C.erk; c. NJ. schOleie.d Of Oneida, Pay
and Stationery Clerk.
TIE Burlington vi Free Press announces the
sudden death Of Prof Zadock Thompson Of that Isce.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-30
TIE TRIBUNE IN HAMPSHIRE fol-

TIE TRIBUNE IN Ew-HAMPsHIRR.-Ta fol-.
lowing is sn extract from one Of our business
letters
Ss.h Nrm0rkc', N n, Jan. 30, isJ6.-I send
YOU herewith check on the Bank Of Commerce for
slO4, the same being the amount psid by fftytwo
subscribers TO The SENI-W,iKLY TRIgvSE. TElrc
are one hundred and sixty voters in this town and it
gives e pleasure to be able to pove to you that so
many OF them slc constant readers Of The TRIBUNE.
would ssy that tbs prospect FOR the future in New
Hampshile il cheering to the ruds ri Freedom The
old enemy has been forced to the wall, and he win be
kept there"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-30
FIRE AT MOUNT HOPE.

At lete hour Monday night fire broke ut in the
new story house owned by Nj. Bedell, at Mount
Hope, one mile from Fordham, in Westchester County
The building entirely destroyed, nothing being
saved except few window sashca, doors, and some
lumber in the lower part Of the pr, Misses. There had
been no fire in the house during Monday, as tho work
men were not at work on that day. The fire was
doubtless he work of an nc,ndiary as the footsteps
apparently Of were easily traceabe "A the
newly.fal n snow, he entered and came out Of the
building. The footsteps could only be traced 20 the
road, where they were lest sight OF. The structure
was valued at 5000, and H. we understand, fully
injured in this city.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-30
CIT Y ITEM s.

Ia HEALTH wAppEss SwoRs INTO OFFICE
Dir. George W. Morton, the new City Inspector, ap-
pesred at the Mayors Office yesterday afternoon With
The Health wsrdens recently appointed by him and
conrr.ed by the Board Of Aldermen. The following.
who present were duly sworn to faithfully per-
form the duties of the Office assigned them: First
WSd. EOeh b. Ssokley; Second Ward, hc6ard l.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-30
Fl Il T. s.
TuF FINE II PRINCE STREET.

The fire in the foundery of Luther Morey Il Co,
No. 1T Prince street, Monday night reported in
yesterdays TT BrsE originated from the furnace con-
nected with tn steam bolei in the cellar. The flames
exoteudad 20 tho apartments Of Hoffman A. h""r""
wood caycrs. in the SAND building, damaging their
stock 10 the amount of $40; insured $1,000 in the
Hamilton Irsr nee Company. The building, owned
by F. l.. Wlst0, was damaged to the amount of 5000;
injured $4,000 in the st. Nicholas and So 900 in the
St. Marks Ins Companies. The machinery,
also belonging to Mr.. Wilson, was damaged to the
amount Of s75 no insurance. Luther Morey & Co.'S
loe, was but tnlling.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-30
ANTIGUA AND JAMAICA.

Sy the arrival Of the steamer Osprey, from Cartha-
Eeda via Jamaica. We have papers from that island to
ihe case Of the United States corvette Cysns, at
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-30

A letitiO' MS received from { number OF hquor
dealers in the A,rlA Ward prayins .or he repayment
Of fnes cole ID from them for siir liquor IN def
snce Of the Maine Law. Referred 10 Commute on
Ou.-door Poor.
me number Of outdoor poor receiving aid in the
three upper Wards said to Be- greater hsn - he
other Nineteen Dissatisfaction was manifested "
several Of The Governors.
Gov DrGEc called tho st.art on Of the Board to an
adv. -1i-esnent Of Cif enterprie, an offered
resoiut.on ealing u all good otI- "a to disccrheu-
arc il. lie lid that the nan wiz ady ertlsed was
undei borcS pot to do a. C. ths teis of g, 30" He
sugc, s'eo I'VE proprety Of ordering prosec1.,on OF
tLsi bond.
TIE eubject Of Ss'lries was brought rp, and Gov
DfAPEE said thai some changes ssould be made;
some of IL II employee might 10 dispense ed with saA
the wages Of others should be n.eased. 'onsifera-
bic discussion ensued, end the Board sdjoNne-.
FIRE DEPARTMENT COMMITTEE or TIE
BOARD OF COUNCILMEN.
The Members Of this Committee met in the CLERK $
Ooe, City Hsn las. evening, Mr.. John Brady IN TIC
Chair
TIE petition Of Hasc Co. No. 7, asking THAI Their
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-30
PUBLIC MEETINGS.
BOARD OF TEN GOVERNORS.

Tie Eoort Of Ten Governors held regular meet
ing yesterday afternOOD-Gov DIAPER in the Chair.
The regular weekly statement shows the number OF
inmates Of tho various institutions to be $50, as fol-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-30
lAdvsrtismsnt1

The great InhaHDg Remedy for Asthma Co.
.rrsoo ma ali diseeses Of the Throat sd LuEss .pe
rrSs HTsEzA Thousands have been restore e hssm =
IS, ,, % HH{ss:nsN No rS s 9ss. fs ss
esekass. Da. CSarIs VII - o. - go ~ ~
scsok Uhspe h MAJ b eenssitsd 6es u sss~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-30

The girls Of Grammar School No ~, Allen stree<.
give Concert tonight, at the Broadway Tabernacle.
under the dire ction Of Mr. G.. +. Bristow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-30
fAdyertisenont1
Tn roIORHD PHOTOGRA

l,.t a. h,hest prize-a OOLp MEDAL-ovsf 81 c0mpsa
80 -, ne i.,s YAH Of tie American Institute ws ewsue
en- is Ger AZ RooTs Galley, No. so broaa"sy corner
Fr.ukinrs-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-30

We are requested to call the attention of the ehsr-
table to be case Of destitute and suffering family, named
No. $40 Greenwich street. door from Barrow.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-30

We call attention to the Temperance meeting 10 be
held this evening at the Allen street Prcsbyteriss
Church, near Grand street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-30
Internationally

lAdysrJsemenLl
Observation-Disclosures aI Examinations, WIN
Chart. Written Character gwen daily me
CsLlnes Of FoxLER AID WELLS, No Ss eroAa~sy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-30

IA1vertNenehtI - -
DTsEAsEs or THE SKIN.--Dr. NEwIOSs oMoe
xc, rsatu the invserEte forms Of thess
aetions and az scRoYuLA and CANCER sow o. NO. iaa
Fourth avenue near Thrteenb street.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-30

pCrCLARY AND ROBBERY OF JEwGLRr.-Ih0
hou,e ~ NJ, VIM Bosrdmsn No. 2s3 Seventh street. eu.
tered BY burglar esly Monday evening and robbed @
icelry 10 III valve Of 500 Tho theft not discovcred
ocIcrk end supposed 20 have been coamittod while
h. fnlv were az per- lLs police ncrhed. but have
rot alcceede. in eaptaIisg the DnrglHs
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-30

THE ORPHAN GIRLS Administrators OF rau
DRFcroR's BAIL.-Mrs. Lincoln, the Presidentrix OF
the American Ladies' Association for the Benefit OF
An ercsn Orphan Girls" who was arrested last week
for obtaining money from citizens under the pro-
tense of supporting charity, and who was released %
bail, was again brought to the Mayors Office yestsr-
day morning. Mr. DAILY, her bondsman, appeared DO
fore Justice Osborne and suuended the bail 1t
sad that be did so because he had misunderstood tho
nature of the case had been msrepresenedt to him.
The magistrate allowed Mrs. Lincoln till to-morrow~
procure new bail.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-30

pyArH At Police STaTioS,-Wm. Mccormick, q
blsfk NTH residing No sy Wate- street. found dssd
yesfercsy morning in cell In the Seventh Ward Station
Ho 9 where be Rad been put While sossiy intoxicated An
rquo bod upon the BODY ald verdict Of Death from
eo The ra., rendered Decessed was native
Of Ifes nd, = years Of sFe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-30

DARING HoUsE THIEy.-A young MAJ named VIM.
Thompson was yesterday detected In the house Of Mr. hosn,
10 so Gth.ag helping himself clotbag He was -
ssd until the arrival Of policeman, and then taken before
Justiee ElaudTcGu. who eked him up for trial
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-30

DEATH BY DROwsIsG.--Ihe body 81 John M'0ur'
liz he yons .aIlo, who ives drowned Sunday might While
- set on board the brig Burlington 90 which DO be-
was YESTERDAY recovered and Coroner ConDssy held en-
es rroD n TIE evidence showed the 20 havs
accidental and 70 that effect rsndercd ~ M
Tv e-easea IL apuea-s away from College In Dublin
"a bir.d In London sailor for ths port The
o he vessel cEsEge OF his elects and will have hs
BODY inferred to-day.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-30

RESIGNATION or LIEUT.. HAIDESAS.-We under
stand that Lieut.. Horace Haldeman, who has just
been acquitted by General Cout-marta, has sent II
his resignation to the War Department, in consequence
of the view taken of the matter by Gen. Scott in the
gtnei al order announcing his acquittal.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-30

YousG DuRGLARs.-Two boys named Peter and
M,bew Csmpe were yesterday arssted charged with bar
rs ouy entering public house Of Henry venn, No e
ard .eeug terero basket Of wine snt shout SSo
worth ii cothug portion Of tie property found 10
Of tbs accused and they we're locked up by Jusos
Elandrean
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-30

The Seventh Lecture Of the course in aid OF the
Charity Fund of the Z. +. Brotherhood was deliveries
last evening in Clinton Hall by the Rev. A. Cleveland
Coke Of Baltimore. II was a tusome eulogy q
Charles I. a scholar, a divine, devotee. hus-
band taking into consideration the average fidelity q
the time as king, and as a man. The hall wac
crowded
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-30

CHARGE or SUBORsATIos OF PERJuRr.-kobess
and lillian Gilmore doing business in tie Eshto -
tn.rooers Yesterday taken before Justice Fsndresu
snswer charge OF subornaiion Of perjury IL appears Thea
or Court for ioco against Mr. Horace Cooley resident q
the twentieth Ward ard order obtain decou In thct
favor are slee 20 lave Induced sLorer named Hiram ktn
ley siday willie no wss int ricsed that ne he1
served Ar Cooley notifying him that the cess
would be tried certain day. and u is further ALLEGED uH
the accused endeay ored 10 is Mr. Peter Bo9 %
Kinney tbs Mr. Coosy
Mr. C. denied bayp had the document served upon bin. sna
ated stay o esgs on that account and sroscqssn1
Kinney lie did the paper In question:
hui said lie bad lei. seAed envelope containing somehns -
knew not at with servant OF Mf. Cooley. The matter VIZ
be- invest aed ia d4y OF two.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-30

LOOK OUT FOR SwIsDLERs.-On Monday evening
young entered the basement OF the residence Of Council
to lie req1 ed the servant Z.
nm stairs sht the This 20 give him chance -
steal IT, iii however rad heard Of such donzs and refused
20 80 t. sharper then liz the In the basement and re-
auessd her turn u OF unit he returned He then ss
biz exit and has since been seen.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-01-30

VALLEY FORGE LoDeE.-A public meeting OF the
Valley Forge Lodge of the American Protestant Asso-
cintion was held last evening at No. 1877 Bowery.
Abo sixty persons, including dozen ladies' hsseneA
10 an address from Mr. Williams and long discourse
agains, Rcmnnsm by The Rev. DIR. Welsh, after whice
Mr.. Warden, an EngshmaD, made his maiden speech
on p,otestantism.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-11

ME now in receipt Of our FALL AND WINTER
w GOODS embracing large and we'll selected stock Of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY GOODS, together with
extensive assortment Of READY MADE CLOTHING, which
offer the trad4 that cannot fail to give salts
faction. We solicit call from those visiting Market
and shall pleasure in exhibiting and prices
them I4ug30-ul ALLISON, ANDERSON h co.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-11
SI,EI,IFE,,SALE.

DY virtue OF a writ Of I-H5iJfi E'HGs directed
ID aud delivered, fOu tie honorable Circuit Court of Da
wilson county, Tennessee az is wary Term, 1856 viii
expsa public safe he r hest bidder for cash, az the
door ia the cty of Nashville, the Srd day Of
Nav 1856 an he right title claim interest and estate which
Pals had since have acquired, In and
% the 70 dec bed VII: piece parce
u land D7yidon ny Tennessee apart of the
land the sai Charles Love resides On, and bounded
follows beginning At stake. VIM Kings. north east
ia William b. Lewis south bountpy inc, runnnr north
s9E degrees east with stiS line forty pOes % stake in
twenty poles 20 stake John Rains north boundary
line with the agreeable It's be arinV south s"% deg.
west poles stake Wn. Kn. > south est % the
lives thence north vest with ngs line lis
poles 10 beginning, aniog ~ poles Being
levied The proprrts Of Lfn,tr Pals L. satisfy Jugd
rendered IN iAyor Of tving Williams, kx'rs.
ma~chlT-tl JOHN n r NDNnSON. sheriff
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-11
NHI.IshEn,,NaI.r.

ID virtue OF writ OF rsUoOHi erp'Hds 70 ne directed
ID and delivered the honorable Crcuit Court OF DR-
wilson county, Tennessee AZ its January Term 1856 viii
expose public sale to the highest bidder Dr cSh the
court h0u door in the city o Nashville the third day Of
NAV 1856 all the right tile claim, and estate which
W. McNary then had may since acquired, and
TO the following crbei proI ery to wits All Of that tract
parcel Of land lying and being in the county of Davidson
and State Of Tennessee BrosnS Creek ado
dtonal line made between David Mchel amt Ragrn Topp
below and Sam Burton above, beginning red oak and
forked topped oak said Burtons line running south
ty deg seventy two poles, t. mulberry thence
east hundred aud twenty Ave prs to stake being the
conditional line tween sad Tup3 and said Mitc ell thence
south hundred and eighty poles honey oeut and
elm and desd black locust Geatr thence vest with
his line hundred poles Hggons Bartons corner
north with his line the beginning containing 40i
being levied upon the property o w. II. MeNary TO sat
sy Judgment rendered in favor of s 3. Hamions Admr,
against McNairy H0mlton
jim h. EDMONDsoN, SHERIFF
Nashv arrbo
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-11
SHERIFF,s SALE.

DY virtue Of a writ OF reHdtoai orponds, drec cd
- and delivered fro the honorable circuit eOurt OF David
county Tennessee, Us January Term, 1890, viii
pose public sale hishet bddrt fog h. th,
hous- The citv % Nashville the Sr day OF Nay,
Is 6 all the right te nteres ard estate which JO
seph W. McESen then hid since have acquired IN
the following described property, 20 VT: certain
piece parcel n land Davidson unity, IN the town Of
Nashville, ard fronting Vine street between priaE snd
Broad streets bedpning AZ the south vest edge Of stone
foundation FOR fn~r between the property Of tfz beth
BOyds lot Occuprd by stone, the vet De Of Vine
street ard running with sail northvary ct
or less to plank fence ding sixty lot rm Mrs.
Boyds property the norh hence az rgt angr- with
stid street sixty feet foot aey. thence With said
alley sixty less stone arfht hne O. q
bein ing thcI feet % th- b. hoe, being
the DR. perry Transferred b. E1i beth Boyd Joseph H.
McEwen 28d Sertsmb.r 1913 registered in Book y2
1T5 be evie upou tie property of Joseph McEw
en- SATISFY judgment drrsd in OF Fruit, Broth
4 Co.
marrhlT JOHN K EDMONDSOS, she-iu
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-11

DY virtue OF writ q directed andheIVersd,
ID from the honorable Circuit Court of Davidson county,
Tennessee II It's Jaaus~y Tenn, 1886 viii expose 10 public
the highest bidder cash. at The court house door
in the city % Nashville the day of ay, 1856, all the
right title cm interest and estate, which Jose ph W. Nc
EWrn then had uc- have acqu ed IN nd 70 he fol-
lowing described propeTty to-Vt certain lot q land in
davidson county IN The n Nashville fronting Vine
between spring and Broad streets st the
edge of foundation for euce between the
property OF the said Boyd o occupied by L. stones,
the West side ~ Vine sweet and running with said street
GothwaTdy sixty feet or less to plan irncr dividing
said feet lot IRON Mrs BOyds property the north
ley thence with said alley Fix feet or less, 10 stone
right line to the beginning corner thence 10 the
beginning. Conveyed J. ". McFwrn by tE beth Boyd,
by cd registered Book - page II6 being levied ulon
property Joseph W. M,EWen, satisfy Judgment
rendered in favor OF TTuiit Bro hers Co.
march1I-td j. X EDMONDSON Sheriff.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-04-11
BarveII's Corn and Gotten Drill.

muat sU3sft1r implene for Kaa-. Cal Eoen pa
rsiss ehanes 70 psFchase-
sAaa or sale IN aAy er fvo. saperr os of
PlONs from he uanui1eto % heysoLd koeeFts Oe
ana O. Rsass Co eBcna4u. Also, iss e eEsnisy.
kapegioF I've ti0gse TED fiswa n1EeAIs