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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-09-28
PAPER HANGING.

4 IL kinds Of Pain ard Decorative Paper Hanging
"A done in the oesi manner and he cheapest prices b.
4. b. FRA KILN.
Orders l,h at wu Resrs No. II Deaderek street, viii
bepromptly attended o.
REFERkEoEs:
AEssss. A. R. CRozIER, 81 BuRxs
) b. WhirE, hoAE . soN,
septI1 L NJ.
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THE GREATEST
Building Association

All Offering for sale at hgures. twenty Butte
ing Lots in the eighth Ward Of Nashville, such
terms that any one procure himself complete and
convenient home The lots the MurfreesbOrO Turn
pike wharf Franklin and Maple streets, and sd
mrsbly situated for private residences.
Clabornes OmnibBsses have completely revoutoniEed
being made, such the extension OF Gas and water Ia
that direction will add greatly TO the value Of this prop
erty.
The such III allow each purchaser mnedi.
aeIy put up his buildings, che purchase Ill
be required until the 9th Of January 1884, the interest
only be paid annually until that tire. Call soon on
July 9-tf A.V. s. LINDSLEYs
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VEST buttons.
TRAVELLING TRUNKS
JNO. BRO w n r,

CoRSER OF DEADEAIcK STREET AND TEE SQUARE,
II AS in a extensive Stock of Cloths,
II CassimeTes, over. Costings, dc., than ual.
Call and see Them.
Every thing choice and excellent can be found
there
Nashville sept 4, 1S5T-1m.
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the Manchester and AcMiRR-
UiLLe Railroad.
ON TUESDAY, OCTOBER eth, 1857,
about 1000 AcEes Of excellent lands in Warren oounty
They gently ulatng and the portions not cleared
studded with zoe oak poplar hickory walnut and other
descriptions OF timber, producing mast in alb ndance
Charleys creek, uDfaug stream, furnishing abgn
dance Of water. through the centre them,
there in sddit twenty fine Springs scattered
through them. The soil i well adapted to the cultivation
Of Corn, Wheat Oats, all the small grains, and domestic
grasses and will compare avorsbly with best Warren
county lands Producing grass spontaneously in abun
there Is better for cattle and sheep in the
state. portion OF the lands improved there being
eight ten cultivated farms with cottages the
ok. The whole body Of them has however, been
recently surveyed aud aid OF in small tTacts containing
nom 100 20 800 acres and fronting public road. In
point OF society the location has many advantages;
chester ana MeMnnyine Railroad, which Is but
miles distant, Bh0Fs an outlet 20 market. The tow OF
McAnnse, the county seat, Is but nine miles OF,
which 10 Is believed the Southern University, 10 be
established under the auspices OF the Episcopal church.
wiz be located, thus enhancing the value OF all the lands
in the neghboThOod The celebrated watering place,
Beersheba, Is bu % miles dtant The healthfuness Of
this portion Of Middle Tennessee Is prOveTbal, 4 the
Summer retreat Of numbers OF persons from the SOUTH
This sale will afford unusually enc opportunity 90
those DESTROYS Of purchasing stock farms In Of the
wen those who may wish merely 10 obtain place Of
refuge from The heats OF summer, Sni examine these
lands.
free Barbecue viii be prepared at the Big Spring,
may attend.
TKRNs or sALE.-ons two, and three years CREDIT for
notes 18th approved security, and lien retained.
Persons d. string further information will address Geo.
GIascOck, McMInnville, Team; or,
4. Il. GLAsCOCK, Agent,
Septic. No CT cherry ST., Nashville Tenn.
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NANCE g. WOODWARD'S
Advertisements.

WE are offering good bargains in the following list OF
w property
so feet Of ground extending from Spruce 70 McLeuors
street between Union Cedar Streets may be divided
iuto two lots OF 80 feet each Isl feet deep.
One lot on College street, nearly opposite AmeDt's
l2 lots in West Nashville, near the N. c. depot.
One lot fronts asa ION Maple street. with superb brick
Dwelling and an necessary oat houses. shrubbeFy, &C.
Ore lot Of Az feet fronting ON Broad street. with
good d~elins house, nearly opposite the 7. A. RR-
lots on College st. 80 and IS feet. in 7th Ward. near
80 lots a. Bsena Vista Springs, Of al sizes sOu 50 feet
lots veil improved in TIL ward on Mares street..
lot 12i feet on Lebanon Turnpike between The Water
Works and MilitA-y College.
COUNTRY LANDS.
so acres Murreesboro Turnpike miles cuts most
beautiful sight, come buildings.
SO acres on the Bnena Vista 1uTnpks1H miles out vel
i56 acres, miles out near the sewarts Ferry Turn
s acres adjacent % spTing Place Lebanon Tunplks
IS acres on The y a O. Railroad and Mn Greek, miles
So acres nssF the n c. Railroad X rnos out. very
SEX sores on the E.&o.R R asd nm Greek Valley
proved.
~ acres Il miles out MurfrsssbOrO Turnpike, well
improved.
leo acres is miles out on anati7 Turnpike adjacent 70
saundeFsTille, very good place and very cheap
~ acres Browns creek mile cut, with good brick
50 asrss on the NosRsvle turnpike 9K miles out,
ehoice lot.
s5R acres tie Nolsnsvilis Turnpike, miles cat.
III seres on aslns Avenue and he 7. & A.R.RH
81 acres 8iiss o., on the NH Greek valley TurnpiEs.
very good
AZ acres miles cut the Franklin Turnpike and T.
A. Ralroad.
g7K acres miles oct On shs MuriressberO TurnpIts.
neatly improved.
IS serss miles bst=een eaIatin and Porter Tura-
plies, very rich soil
rs sorss miles cut on Lebanon Turn Ike, vel In.
proved.
IS acres &c niles Ous On Long Greek, win Saw
Mn.
500 enantlty - niles tbs Clark
Vile iurupiks, heavily timbered.
u acres uiss cut North side Cumberland river above
town.
es4 choice land ~ miles out between Hilsboro
and k8chand TuFnnikes, 3 ehoice farm
leo acres - miies cut Franklin College ven IN
proved.
Iss acres Is miles O. Ra cad, EOoa improve
meuts.
$50 aeres IS ss cut 90 beth sides q Big aTPsth river
Railroad niles last 81 Kingston
Springs, a very Food tract.
Ffankin College, Fpud sPTioE.
Isl acres mile n .. % the togn o. fsankla and
mils east ~ II A. k4roza gccd tnprof easnt1. SaA
90 ~ 80. e. chsrFy street -
EuE2e AAhSA = WOODWARD.
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INSTRUCTIONS IN VOCAL AND IN.
sakt MG.N GAL AEDSIC.
M R. AND AIRS c. ,. 1HUksl ON prepared to give
Iva Instructions on he PIANO and VOCAL MUSIC les
sons given at the redsace u the pupil fOr terus &C.
broad. =
sePII-1m.
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We have also for sac Lots Nos IT, H. H. 20 and 81 in
Lincoln's plan OF lots upon which Is frame dwelling
house These lots viii be sold to suit purchasers,
changed for country property good mules affair val
uation. We viii give bargain.
ALSO, Lot No, 8, in Houst0ns Humphrey sand Martins
ddiJion Nashville fronting the Railroad Depot This
lot is 4S feet front Franklin and 150 deep
alley II yOu want bargain, your time.
&. r. GLASCOCK, Agent,
augi2. No CT, OheFTy street.
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HOUSE ANDLOT FOR SAI.E,

EAJ are Offering for sale, privately, two story -
~ brick house, situated Cherry street South sa
Nashville The house contains six rooms In the
house. be &C. all in good order The lot fronts 20 feet
AID runs back 148 feet alley. We will give bargain
in this property application Is made so0n situated
thriving portion OF the city For particulars enquire
OF 6. z. GLASCOCK, Agent,
sUgl2. Nc. 81, Cherry street.
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CONSTABLE.

az We authorized to announce JsssE B. PERRY
candidate for Constable the Nashville District, tn
ensuing arch election.
SB- We authorized 10 announce FLETCHER W. HoES
a didate for Cons table il the Nashville District the
ensuing March election.
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LINDSLEps ADVERTISEMENTS
FOR SALE.


4 LOT on Cherry street, eouth Nashville ueay the
n Baptist Church, which there Is small Frame Tea
enent lot fronts 20 feet, is $50 feet deep Apply
feptqS. A. v. 8. LINDSLE1.
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q IA. CuTTER.

b. h. y v n n
40. 50 & 80, Corner Of College and Broadway,
NASHVILLE TENN
HAS received HIS stock Of BOOTS, eHOks, HATS, and
II TRUNKS, the Pan and WINTER Trade, consisting
"a part foIi0Ws, viz;
For Ladies, Misses and Children.
ane KID and Ne. BOosses, thin and hiek seis With
heels;
LaHting Caters, side and frent laced, WITH
heels.
Eid@ Buskins and Frrnt Tfcsf
Mzs. "a " and No. slippers and B0oiesss
" and Child. Lasting eaters and
Child. fine Kid and DO. thick and Pump sole;
and Ehppors
Womens extra Gise Eid Boots Bui kins, &c;
Ne. and
servants heavy Cali, KIP and Mo- extra sSsSs
For Gents and Boys.
Gents' Ane Pegzed and Laced Boots;
I" Wster.proof /"
P.a' Kis. sad BasEslis oo9s Caters Caters
Bread strap Shoes, pump and ys5
Al 4. r. CUTTERH,
No. Sc and So, corner % College And BEsofssy,
septic. sssh.lllS-
Bows. Youths and ChiIdreB's
FsTHE Calf Hoots Bsogss and ozf5Fd Ties,
II Fouhs' Caarse bToges sid booia, %
quay and extra sEsss aA4e skPFsss q eder,
for serves. ~ b h. CuITEk.
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FOR SALE AN ELEGANT DWELLING
AT LOW FIGURES.

An Offering for desirable residence on sum
mer street. the 7th ward The Lot fronts So feet oy
no. The House and neat contains rooms kIehen
servants ROOM smoke house, dairy and stable The gas
just carried in front Of this Lot kneE M to be
bargain Apply 10 A. v. g. LIEDSLEV,
iuue2O SO College street.
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Fancy Goods and Toilet Articles


TUsT received per Express large stock Of ladies'
j gents Travelling and Toilet Cases fu nished and
Also Ladies' Work Boxes Bass and Cabas
all styles and sizes. The Shell, India Rubber Horn,
and Ivory Combs Woo and Ivory DOuinoes aud Chess
Men, small and arge lckg and Chess Boards Also
Hair, Tooth, Nail, Cloth, + esh and Shaving hrushes.-
Lade ami genemen's Porte Monies, Pocket Books and
Money Wallets. Also, ladies' Scissors and gents Cigar
Cases and Rszors, single or in sets. For sale by
septic. J. II. MeGILL.
VEST RUTTOES.
I'VE have hand a large variety o! God Stone
w Glass, and Shell Buttons. Also, every style Of the
Sleeve Button and Goat Loop for sale by
sept21. J. ". BIcGILL.
CANES, CANES,
WELL selected stock Of eeutlenen's gold, silver,
a agate, ivory, and horn head maaka ebony, partrdg
and hickory walking Canes, just and for SAL by
septic. J. II. mCGILL.
TRAVELLING TRUNKS.
j AIDES large Sole Travelling Trunk;
II "snts' large and small Sole and Hogskin
And other cheaper styles just received sale
J. y. MOGILL'S,
Ladies and Gentlemens Furnishing and Fancy Store,
septic. qIare and College street.
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CO-PAnrNERSsETP lgOTTCE.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES NoAhgEs
HAVE assoeated vita ne IA usstHess Jos W. DAbBa,
- Yea. TIE etYte e ne neu ern Nau hereafter ~
BOYD Co GSatsfsi 60 ~ fyiends AaE ne Babc sea-
orally for the Hber patronage heretef1Fe besoHe1.
earnestly solcit east e tie FOR ~
ara. hEIL- 4. hgHD, r..
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Fine Stock Farms
AT PUBLIC SALE.

Lying in the county Of Warren Immediately
on the Stage Road leading from AIrtfees-
6oro to MclfinRUiLLe 9 miles from the
latter place. and toithin z miles Of
the Manchester and AcAiRa-
giLIe Railroad
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septic. A. Y LISDSLE1
AEeat Dwelling House for Sale.
CITUATED in Eigsaeld, the Galati Turnpike. For
lept1t. Tvs IINDsLEY.
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For sale.

n VIE Rutedge property be rented until 6Est JAnu
s-pf23 A. v. 8 LLNDSLE1.
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COUNTY COUNT CLERK.

Do We authorized 70 announce Capt JoHs 6. DASH
candidate Co nty Court Clerk the March
election.
81 We are authorized to announce FELIX r. CHEAT
BAN, candidate reelection the Office Of County
Court Clerk. Election in March next.
~ We are autho lied to announce THos D. sTOGSER
candidate for County Court Clerk the March
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-12-11

RUNNING TINE BETWEEN COLUMBUS, OHIO, AND
BALTIMORE, % HOURsI
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
THE ONLY R0UTE BY which through tickets % WASH
i iDgton be procured 10 which point &c well a. %
Baltimore is the shortest drst and in every re-
pect the most reliable route. II is the only route y which
purchasers Of Through Tickets to New YORK are enabled
. resch the cities OF baltimore, PhiadsphA and New
York, at the cost OF Ticket New York oniy thus an
Aiding business Men and Travellers for pleasure or nor-
nation to visit foUr Of the principal cities the Union for
SIS cost than can be Afforded By any other EOute
and II Is the only route by which Through Tickets can
Je had to Richmond Norfolk Winchester FTsdsriersburO
and Petersburg, Va Charleston, Savannah Macon AZ.
ANITA, Augusta, Berkeley Springs ana Bedford Sp-inga
Passengers from hAsHyILE take the Stage Coaches Of
Sarter Thomas, or steamers on the Cumberland river
70 LOUISVILLE connecting there with the United States
Nail steamers to Cncinnsti or with the Jctersopvie
Railroad TO Indianapolis Ind make direct connection Al
Columbus, Ohio with the Central Ohio Railroad TO Whse
ng whence close with the Balor, ana Ohio
SAlroad Is made 10 ashingtOn City, baltimore, Pha-
1elphis and New York.
~ Passengers holding Through Tickets from Nam.
pms transferred at Cairo to the cars of the Illinois
central Railroad, from thence passing through Terra
daue Indianapolis Dayton and Xenia 10 Columbia Tbras
Iay Trans leave Columbus a. 10 A. n, $50 p ~ and
~ M.
~ Travellers are requested to notice that while this In
0y route ah1rding Through Tickets 30 al the Eastsru
Cities st the charged By other routes 70 Bs
fr6 ont L Is also the snsrIe st. most speedy and direct
all the leading points IN the Ess: The distance from
Columbus TO BaumOrels only $40 miles, being about 100
niles shorter New YORK. than By any other routs Thsrs
re less changes Of cars By this route and consequently
sss detention, than BY any other.
~ The road Is bsllasted with broken stous and q
utirely free from dust
For turtherlniOrmatiOu, please applytc D. g. RUMsEY.
gent, Nashville, Tenn.
For Through Tickets apply in Louisvils At the oea Of
U. s. Mail steamers, or the Jesrsouvie Railroad
.Hlee, Main street Nm. S. WOODSIDE
Master Transportation 3. 4 D. &. &.
JOHN n. SHARP. General Western Agent
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Kerosene Oils.
DISTILLED FKOM CUALs
SECURED BY LETTERS patiently


DISTILLED FROM COAL.
(SECURED BY LETTERS patiently d.
u EROsRNB ILLUMINATED OIL. The light obtained
II from this OH exceeds in baney that OF any other oil
fluid heretofore discovered ineXplove and will
main lmpid In the very coolest weather -.
The Company recommend theamPs best adapted to this
OIL the Kerosene Lamps, manufactured by the following
parties messrs. Cornelius d Baker, also Dyo Of Pha
depha e. v. Hanghwaut Co., ass Broadway, the BROOK
l32 William Street, L. Mercer 136 Elm Street. and H. I'd
wards, "A street, n v Samples Of different style
Lamps can be seen at the Office of the Company.
KEROSENE LUBRIcATINe o. No /. Prepared suite the
finest and all other kinds Of Machinery; burns brilliantly in
Locomotive Head Lights Car Lamps, and all tbs ordinary
best Sperm Oil and is admirably adapted Railroad and
Steamship use,
KERosENE LUBRIcATNG OTIS, No. e43. Superior Lubea
tor and will be found TO posses advantages any Oil in
me market at prceswIl not burn-and have been
prepared the TeQuremeDtsof Railroads others
USE aud will be found admirably adapted for of Steam
Ships Men Of War; Merchants Vessels Lake and River Craft
and burns in all the Cabin SateFoom' Cinnacle FOrcase
Lamps, Signal Lanterns, DC.
3innacle Oil will remain fluid as long best Sperm and
will burn all night without requiring to be trimmed and ad-
vantage that will be obvious 70 every Shipmaster.
The Kerosene Oils can be obtained from the Wholesale Oil
Ship, Chanders Druggists, and GrOcers in New York. and
regularly appointed Agents of the Company in many of
the principal Towns and Villages Of the United States the
Canadas. ana the Island of Cuba.
Local gents appointed Gin conformity with the rules estab
lished by The Board OF Trustees,) on application
AUSTEh'S
GENERAL AGENTS. KKRosEEE Or Co.
No. so Beaver street, N. Y.
N. B. Circulars with full particulars testimonials prices
&c, g.. will be forwarded on application as above.
June6-ly. IA. WI
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Notice to Contractors.
CITY HALL


Nashville, Nov. 80 1857. Z
GEALBD proposals addressed 10 the underlined, and
~ endorsed "PrOpOsals," VII be n TAI CITY
Ha until the 18th Gay Of December, 1857 Tor the compile
ton OF AasOnry and EnbanEmsnt the City Water Wokg
follows. 81.
The main walls OF the Reservoir first class
well bedded and Jonted, With rough lace phso OF The
ends and edg5s straight 10 lay
tlan rise, TO ue laid in we'll len pered oar aud
then thoroughly gTOuted Win Of good quaty
the asual number Of header 70 be put wcrk
may be required Oy the Committee, SUCH agent on the
part Of the Corporation may be appointed thickness
Of the walls al the base % be The committee may
mine, and 70 batter according 10 their diTeeLOn.
The dry wall the foot u the emban knent be COM
peted in good and substantial thickness
height the committee may determine The embankment
70 De made according the adopted pan be made
in Strata layer exceeding feet teplh each LAYER
the portions next 70 the wall be Of good clean CLAW one
foot hieK all around the WALL tom bottom top Of the en-
bankment, and kept constantly vet, thoroughly bud
died In such manner may be directed by com iitee
the contractor furnish material for h
work, Bidd rs will make, their bids a. follow:
So much per perch for arst class masonry
Dly wall
g per cubic yard for en-. bankmeut
The committee reserve 20 themselves the rizht N rafu
any proposal made ISAAC, PAUL
fHoS, J. HALLE,
W. A. DAVIS,
Tata NTf~rH-. -
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TWO VALuARLE EARMS E0R sac.

THAT Valuable farm which the undersigned has
last eight years, is for sale. Il Zee
the OF Big HaTpeth county VIII
hanson miles from Nashville the aEe Of
fans, Kichland and Centrevile fn-npke miles
from Franklin the county Of Williamson, and within
miles OF the North Western Railroad being
srusLed. The contains about hundred
OF first farming land; the county line between
Davidson Williamson through the Northwest
Of the tract IL formally the well known
the late Wilkins Whitfield.
On this farm comfortable residences with all ne
cessary houses; barn, cribs, stables carriage house.
with excellent young orchard OF mOs choice Tu. GOOd
spring and abundance Of never falling stock water
ming from different through the iaTm. Adoin
farm is another Of about
excellent land with good residence sale. The soil OF
equal for crops, either grain or grass
both united, (they will be sold separately together
may suit buyers) it thought bv good judges could
made OF the best stock farms in the state
As those wanting 10 buy, would Of whsh
the premises before purchasing. further description
deemed unnecessary but all invited call and
themselves. laug 25-eo&Wtfl JOHN T. HILL
EWISH TO sell the farm which l reside in Williamson
county. adjoining that advertised above by Mr. T.
H containing by recent survey, hundred and ninety
niue and hall acres OF Ers rate farming land, with
Portable dwelling, with all necessary houses suitable for
a small aTn with good water. Inc farm is well enclosed
with good fences, including about hundred yards
stone will sell this place separately, together
with Mr. Hl's-As both united would certainly make des-
Abe farm and purchasers invited 10 call Mr.. Hill
and examine the premises. LAViNIA CRAlGHEAD.
For erther particulars apply 10 Mr. b. N Snyder the
StOreof Snyder & FrizZeu, Nashville l.. G.
aug5-eO&Wu
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$50 Reward for Jim,

LIE len the last October he 2s years Of very
II active, rather than ordinary Negroes
about six feet high copper color weighs upwards OF 90
pounds bis clothing brown lusay Jacket coat, gray
pau's gray over coat Of thick character heavy brocAn
shoes Think be Is In Robertson, mner or perhaps In
Davidson county. He procure a Pass and make for
Free State, IN company with some white perEon.
will give the above reward n he taken ont Of this
6Hie and tnty i've dollars II secured 70 this State,
thalI get him Information given the subscT-
her ak mi les nor Nashville on the Louisville and
Nashville Branch Turnpike
nov II Is57-3tW. WA. y. PHILLIPS.
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The Excelsior Corn & Cob Mill.

TTAS lust received the highest premium the great Ma
tOnal Fair at.Louisye, sud also the Ohio Slate
Pair at Cincinnati over the Little Gsn Star and sagc
Mills.
for stock and for grinding for family use, dsIsris sc
its grinding be renewed at cost OF three dol
lars, being cast separate from The other portions the
Mil.
Furnished complete with pairs OF grinding rings
y dosts Travelling Agents wanted 70 sell the above
Mills, J. c. BALDWIN q co.
oct 9-d-tv&w3n 81 College street. Nashville.
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Tax Sale.

INHEREAS, Thomas s Summers, Collector OF the public
W thu county OF stewart, reported the Move
Der term s57 the circuit for said county ih5 to-
low OF land which the tax for the years 1850
and sSd unpaid, and that the owners there
Of have goods and chRteis In said county upon whic
he strain for said taxes, to W.T. Haywood and Wash
ingtons heirs in district No .. containing $50
valued S7SUO State and county tax sea, cost
heretofore $3.50, CLERKS Zee 81 50, COleetoT Zee $780,
printers tee Sl-5u, total amount s % Il,
w. J. hawsiu' dis No CONTAINING leo
valued az $500 co. State and county IS ., Clerks fee
s5e collectors fee 81 co. printers fee $50, total amount
50, S.
Whe lis considered by the Court that judgment
be and II "a hereby eutrd against the aforesaid Of
land, the name Of the state, the annexed each
being the amount OF axes costs and charges dne seyeTay
thereon Tor the years 55 lsj6 aud u ordered by the
Court that SAD several tracts land much thereof
shall be su,ieE Of each OF them % satisfy the
and charges annexed 10 Them seyersy sold as the
Law directs. Test. A. B. ROSS Clerk.
O5idcnce the above order Of Court shall pro
for sale the day OF January next al the
Cour house, in the Of Dover aorsid tracts 81
land much thereof may be necessary 10 satisfy the
taxes costs aud charges thereon.
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