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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-11-18
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8leioertorcs, Die ben Eetail. %crtauf ]tetreitcn. Diele
beItGftiatsn BON 20 tis ,u 1000 9lrteiter uno liefsr
ten iIbr!idb fir etna 20 Mlaicnen SpQars Gfeieunos.
liufe, mclhc nat a0sn e%iu,elnen Gtaotsr, bis mad,
Galifrrniea nup Srrgpn. erpprtirt werren, uno ausere
bem nah ben wsltincilhen Snlrln, CANADA uno pnl
SanowifsinIe!n.
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on $4,000 6anos rirstt uno inpireft teihGitiot lcin
popon ctma $4,000 in Ns,p gOrt ieltf unp Der ysit
in Der l~lm9s9enc mpbnte.
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9lrtcit Su tomnen. Sebr bauis teihIftiaeu ie ,u Sous
an Der 9(rteit. bcrtn 2irfsrur9 fe iiternrmnen, nod
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ais Qetrlinee MIR fir ole Scarp ~arteiten.
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Richmonder Anzeiger. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1854-18??, 1857-11-18
Nprfplf.
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bicicr gep6c lalen Die Scmeauna Der 2grtcitcr baIrltl
in eincm Nan' anrcrcn eidtte erlheinsu, ais cirits fri.
Der Der Sud, inpcrt Die Aonie gemsauns mebr. ais cine
pplitiite SARGE 9eihilrert nirr, tet Der es iib me9r I'M
&apitolma6erei fir rcer acacn Maypr g1ruc, ais nm
ras gScbl Der neutrality-suspicious. 9lrtsitcr 6aneclt
Die rcutihcn ;3eitunacn 9iep gorfs marucn re rurti.
gen Geutiden, fd ~irgrncmie al ~pcrartieen Grcrllrn al
tetbsiiiNcn, rcreu ih tie %unterteu Shtttcn >s Gul=
les, auiacitaheIt rurh @rltifcr uno ancrfanute Nihts-
t6uer, ihulpia aen,Ncht bIttcl, uno iprsdcn ts Scff-
nuns aus, DAP Die iesise eriidence Notb Der Nrtsiter
nsml pirberauf blI9enrsn Scre9r unp Sanrsl balc mci.
den miIs.
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curcpailhcn Continent nah Saulcnb ,Gtlen, battn 10.
gar III Der Ircirn ShWr, tcpcutcurrS 1crrain aemcn.
ne't. In ben llfrrn ceS 3Uricter See's fano u~ulGnait
cine Wrrmpnsntaufc itott. Die GGuhin0e, natIr(ih
ldutrr Grmattitne, mInnlihen uuo mcitlihru Gslhlcb.
ties, l@taurtu III langen Seeroel an llier, wuroci Damn
III Den SIC 9incin9eiUbrt uno acuitGnpia untrr9etatht.
Der ictrrliten 3annlnns -la9 cine 9rrBe Shoar Splt
lu, inS ais ls ~prliraen mar. brBann bicS, ben etrn
@stnuftcn nuA nod cine %paiIsure GinieSauuA ,usum.
men gu laEcn. SIS p%ri9elte nGmlih Die itsripanute
@rmeince meiplih ob unp rihnte batei mmentlieb
feline Suimerfiamtsit paraui rap Der M!rrm, uenpatcr
niht Sn furi fam.
= Oer GARNER III am Screen baran.-
Sn elmer lolben 3ett, we Die sr9enWGrtigc, Niat cs iih
fiar. rnB bic alien Sadiou Ormrtrntcn rrht batten
rrtrn lie ba5 @mpprbliiben opn Observation-Disclosures
uno anrern 9rpbsn MNnnufactur;rri9e i'm mlerer Ste
putlit fir nihts WinihenSmertbes %eradteten unc lids
Wciacrtcn, eurd bcbe ShuB;Gle ans unlerr 0irpnIit
elm 5mtiteS Manhriter an MAIDEN. NO re Gnpitaliltrn
MjlionGre merrsn, mIbreno Die selnmmte 8ryGlfcruno
iNltematiih INNER atb1ngiger Upn Der Wtadtpee@ elres
inner unmiinciNer miro. 9Sie ouecr5 lit in elmer irls
hcu Sriiis rer Soncr t%elellt! Ntas coS tanre 0elp
nod 10 fnarp mcrrcn, mag ieoe Sabrit ibre 9biren
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lel 9rIhibt nnp fam rubi9 Dem gSiutsr ~ertaeaen Iebcn.
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nibt nit rsr Spinpel Sertnuiht bItten lnlsr Qarp
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Sprrnfultur 3upenren tGnnen, rbne pnG rs ibnen an
0tanm unp sutcm @eminu setrehsn wiirpe. Manu,
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iiir riht tepDlterte Staatsn, no Der Srpcn Die 3ab( Der
Ysmrtnsr Mot ern1bren tanu, in ~ fern rim Seocn:
fir uns fGnnen ls, wis bic Grfabruug atermals wirper
leDrt, Elm Slud werpsn.
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Dig tcridtet Wirp, cinr so j1brise Srau, welbe nit ri-
nem IS iahrisen @,eiie perbciratbst lit, pum einem ,Rnaz
Sen enttunpcr, rer jecph nur einise Stuncen lette.
IS 1T eies Elm approximations 6aQ DER Nntbrcpofpaie
3war murre I'M epri9sn Sabrbuncert elm Sule, melher
157 Sabre, 3 Mtonnts, uup 8 Sage lette mo lb inn
SO Sabre psrcbslihte, nod Satsr 7 &inrer, otrr Ieins
5rau MIR erl in Gel, ~piersi9cr jnGren. De- Gnal1uery
Sbpnas 9aec. welAer btei Soprbunrerte erlrtte, pos
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Sabre alt, ltdrb. bate lid. 120 Sabre ait ,,in erfen
Mole Osrtejratbct; bod lit nibt befannt. pb er Nad,~
tornmen bate; Dem rcerOpsr Gberaare gsta9r, Iolslih
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Sle @eS(DzS
csS tlnterSrihnstcn, t~clirbenp aus G.
$500 sggaasSeea

Der ns'lten nno altercn Npmnne, gr,dbInnocn unb
NVpellen, Nittcrs, 9tlutrrs lnp Geiifer. NjeiAihten
9lelifttidreltnnAen Sio9rapbien NM 0eihihtsmerf,
Mhbrden, Noitshiitfr &c. &c. miro prm Yutlifum an
arlearntlitit cmpipblcir, nj Serrrmana ermif stmns
SelehrenbcS rnp llnterboltenbsS in prrir(bef inn,
mirp, mas Ole lan9rn &interotenrs nnscncbm y]ertrrits,,
bilit. = Die &'erinsnnArn iiuo ~fplacnpe: G6hrIihss
AHpnnemcnt $500 in &crnussabluns, balSilbrIi%ss
800 ~, mpnatfiGhrs 30 Cts. Sir %ein,etne SiMsr
merrrn 81 Gts. per gSctte berednrt. "
2Gs" Sidsr meresn in aacn Satin MIR se1cn Sin
~tsrIeaura BON 81 90 nns9cliebcn.
Der llnter3eihuete Ntaubt purcb bic @nlho INN, .;,..
10 reidbattiaen Sitiiptbef, tie er NOD ftrts p,,rM nsr.rs
1&rrfc serncllf1nri9en pirr, eiuem lton lGnoit eeiihis
en- FeoirfniB otaebolfen gu 9ater, unb tittet nm fri.
B'9e OeHusuH9 Pffle'peH. y. Sa5(el.
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SalDpn @iuiueibumssfef!
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iptrptN' SSa' niil'rn a~dbttarcn NEirtb llcrrn e ,cir,ei,
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ant cnS %titr NM SrrNilitMiic terirurr Mrs I'M, o.
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Itan "tridIme rS nitht. lib 'fi!ia mil J iefsts mef4s
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nnSAe9fprl wcresn mifb, nm cintr llcteriiUuuo nnr,u-
.tru9en. F"o"'
Der preis ter Sifcts lit ouf 81 90 Iar eiusu s,rr,,
T'it9flfst. Gamrn batrn freisn Gintrttt.
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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-01

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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-01
PENNSYLVANIA RAILaoAD.


FNHE Great Central Route connecting the Atlantic etsi
4 gith sstern eseEn, and Southwestern States
BY continuous Railway direct. This road also eonneeti
Pttsburg with daily line Of Steamers to ell ports on
the Western Rivers and at Cleveland and Sandusky with
Steamers to all ports the Northwestern Lakes mskEg
the most 6irect e6s7pet ahd rsIiG5 route by whicH
FREIGHT can be forwarded to and from the grsat Rak
Rates between Philadelphia and Pittlhurg;
E1h3I % Gl 5o.o Ems Fssiss G per IOOh
SECOND CLASS.-Books and Stationery !
Dry Goods Gin balss,) Hardware, Lea }75e per Icon
THIRD CLASS.-ARvils Bagging Bacon -.
and Pork lin bulk, } Hemp, &c....... 0'o pr AoOAl
FOURTH CLASS.-CBhee, Fish. Bacon, - ,o.,,
and Pork tpRcksd) Lard and Lard Oil 10 peA 4V'A-
FlOur-SI per bbl. until further notice.
Grain-5O cts. per 100 lbs until further notice
CottOne2 per bale not exceeding 500 lbs weight
further notice. no
~ In shipping Goods from any point East Of Phila
delphia be particular to marx package va PlGdGhia
RGilrOGd" All Goods consigned to the gents of this
Road at Philadelphia Pittsburg viii be forwarded with
out detention -4
FREIeHT AaEST8-Harris, WoTmlsy 3 Co. Merphis,
Tennessee; r. z. Sass Co.. st Louis; J. = Mitclsll
Son. Evansville, Indiana Dumesni Bel and AurdOck and
Garter Jewet Louisville, KY; K. q. Meldrum Madison
Indians SpFiFlzn Brown, and Irwin Co, Cincinnati;
N. W. Graham Co, Zauesviils, Ohio; Leech Co, No
81 kilby street Boston; Leech Co. AstOF BOuse New
York. No William street. and No. Batierf Place New
York; E. SneedeT, Philadelphia hagraW KoOns Bal
timOrs; Geo. Q FFanciscus Ptsburg. -.
h. II. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent PAID.
q. J. LOMBAERT, Sup't, Ais00aG, PI.
ianI Sly
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-01
NOTICE.

TTNHE heirs at law aud distributes Of Joseph CASTOR
i deceased late Of Greene county, Tennessee but q na.
tive OF South Carolina hereby notified that after the
death Of said Joseph CASTOR, the fund arising from the
sale Of his personal and real estate, amounting to about
four thousand dollars by decree OF the ChsnCsrv
Court Greeneve, a. the May Term, ls4z directed to
be paid the Office Of said Court for the purpose Of
making distribution among said heirs; since that time
portion of said fund has been paid Of said
ing now balance OF - O5 remaining under the con-
tr0 Of said Court for distribution among sad heirs And
the May Term 1885, OF said Court The Clerk and Mas
ter was directed make publication in one or more lead
ing newspapers published in tie city Of Nashville notify
ing all the heirs law aud distributes Of said JOSEPH
CASTOR decd their regular sgnees who NAV here
after identify themselves suc By next Term of said
Court that the entire fund still remaining Uuder the con-
troll of the Court the May Term 1857 aher deducting
all proper eOSsand charges will be distributed to such Of
said heirs therreguar assgnses in euut4bs proper
tons as may make application the Clerk and Master Ut
the next term Of said Court their entering into bond
With good and sufficient securely residing within the iu
rsdctOn Of said Court conditioned refund with law
tai interest thereon OF said fund NAV be so
drawn by them, and above their due DrUUOroa ~
the the application and proof ofidsntty Of heir
ship by any of the heirs distributes Of said J0seUh
Castor decd who have not heretofore identified them
selves such aud drawn any part Of the fund
The heirs ataW and dIst Of said joseph CASTOR
decd therefore notified that unless they identify
themselves and make application for their respective us
trbutive shB OF said fund before Chan
cery Court 90 be- held at Gresneve on The frst Monday
in November next that said fluid will e distributed at the
May Term 1857, Of said Court upon the condition and IL
the manner above slated. DAVID SEWER
Clerk auo Master Ofsad Chancery Court
GreeuevIiie, Tenn iIuueZ7-W ill Nav g. 81
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1857-02-01
New Years Gifts.
SPLENDID INNEsTm ENTS.


WE propose to give 10 purchasers large portion Of the
w value OF the following desirable property:
l desirable lot for the erection Of large Store House.
fronting 40 eel Market street, opposite H. s. Frenchs
End. Lot Of the description, fronting - feet
Broad street, opposite the Tennessee and Alabama Railroad
Depot.
81 Three magnificent Residence Lots fronting 100 feet
each on Broad street West Nashville.
4h West Nashville extended 81 acres Of beautiful land,
subdvided into half lots having long front the
middle franklin Pike, only few hundred yards from the
beautiful residence Of W. n. BbO Esq. The above Is
Of the very investments offered in his markell
We prefer selling the track in 4 body.
Also, CO \ land, about miles from the city
the Broad street Pike The most sanguine judges Of Real
Esste keep pace with the advance value Of West
Nashvils property.
We offer beautiful Lots the Of Gay and
Park streets in Watkins Premium Addition 20 Nashville
5th. Edge6eld is onward! We Offer for sale mag
nfcent Residence lot Of * fronting SO feet the
Gastin Pike opposite the haHdsOmB residence Of ExGoV
Nell 5. Brown.
Also great many beautiful building Lots fronting 50 feet
each GastiV Pike, Woodland Russell and Father
land Streets ia HOustOn BlOOds Brock Ways and other
additions Bdgefed. Also, snumbeT Of Premium lots 10
Brownsville, about miles from the city. We have sold
about sec 900 Real Estate in the last month Those wishing
bargains will and their interest to give cal before
supply is sXhauEtsds Nashville is growing faster than
and Real Estate and Will continue to enhance
rapidly 10 vaGs. J. l.. g r. W. BROWN,
ian4-lm AK Cherry street.
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REGULAR LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI
pATKET

PACKET.
TFNHE light dTauEht, cOmmOdOus and fast yzr8Rn h
q steamer SWALLOW, ALEK. I Lk
FRAZER, Master, will rrgular. between Sf9lkaElB
the above points aud all intermediate land
ing making regur Il day trips VIII give all orders prompt
attention and general satisfaction We solicit for this pOpu
lar liberal share Of public patronage. Her
ant is resident Cincinnati and thoroughly acquainted
there and the entire For regh passage ap
ply n board, OrtO H. II. HARRISON,
decl2-6m Agent.
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MOUNT OLIYET CEMETFRY.

TNHE Directors of this Company announce to the
i Public, that this Cemetery has been laid of with suit
able avenues and walks, ard portion of the ground
subdivided into Family Lots, which offered for sale
The map Of the grounds can be at the office OF
Lindsey Crockett where the public are invited to call
and examine the same.
The Company feel confident they could not have made
more suitable location for Cemetery in the vicinity Of
Nashville snd pledge themselves the public to spare 10
money or pains make equal any Cemetery in the
Union and such Nashville may feel some pride in
The Cemetery is now in charge OF g competent Super
intenden living the ground under whose direction
terments viii be made in the best and at the
usual charges.
The Directors Of the Company desIrOus that the
grounds should be visedby the citizens OF Nashville and
for that purpose Omnibus will leave the Office of Lnds
ley Crockett at o'clock, Tuesday afternoon the
Sth inst and every Friday afternoon thereafter at the
same hour The seats will be free.
Ladies and Families desirOus Of visiting the grounds
will be called for their residences by sending their
cards to the President Of the Company.
A. V. s LINDSLEY, Pres't
c. ". NANCE Seo'y. iy6-f
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TO WHOLESALE DEALERS.
Id. w. RUSSELL.

MANUFACTURERS AGENT
FOR THE SOLICITATION OF ORDERS FOR
PITTSBURG. CINCINATTI n LOUISVILLE
MANUFACTURED ARTICLES.
OFFICE NO 81 BROADH AY. NASHVILLE,
THE following portion Of the articles propose taking
orders f0r Recthed, Bourbon, Reserve, MOnOngahela
and Rye WhiSkies; Brandy, Wine Gin, Rum Ale and POr-
ter, LOnSWOrh'S Sparkling and Dry CatswbI Wines Star
and TalOW Candles German and Palm Soap Lard and Liza
seed OIL White Lead Iron Nails Stoves Castings and Ho
ware, Wood and Willow ware, Cheese, Vinegar Glass and
Glassware HardB are such ShOVes spades Hose Axes
Picks MattOcks, COrdage, Wrapping Paper, Matches, &c
Orders handed me will save trouble OF ordering eXpen
ses Of travelling purchase, as authorized take or
the terms and prices you could purchase if
you at the factor in person All orders handed
will Immediately the factory and shipped prompt
opening Of navigation Hoping share good portion
Of your bsay and kindness remain very respect
fully,
'Oet2s-tf D, W. RUSSELL,
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PENNsYLYANTA RAILROAD,

THREE Daily Through Trains between Philadelphia
i and Pttsburg - THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadephia for Pittsburg at IL A. H. and Pitts
burg for Philadelphia at T. a. n. THE PAST LINZ
leaves Philadelphia for Pttsburg att p NJ and Pisburg
for Philadelphia at !, P. NJ THE NIGHT EXPRESS
TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for Pttsburg at p NJ and
Pittsburg for Philadelphia ct 10, ?. n.
The above lines connect at Ptsburg with the Railroads
to and from St. LOUIS Mo- Alton Galena and Chicago
H.; Frankfort Lexington, and Louisville Ky; Terra
Haus Madison Lafayette and IndsnapOls Ind; Cincin-
nati Dayton Springfield BelefOntaine SanddEkY Toledo
Cleveland, Columbus GAINESVILLE, Masson and Wooster
Oko Also with the Steam Packet Boats from and TO New
Orleans st. Louis, Louisville and Cincinnati.
Through Tickets can be had 70 or from either Of The
above plaees -- .- ..
FOriurther particulars see Handblls at the different
starting points. Passengers from the West will find this
the shortest aud most expeditions route 70 Phadephis
Baltimore, New Ork or Boston.
THOS. MOORE, AGEST Passenger Lines, PLiLa9G
J. MESKIMEN AeEST, Pgsssn9sy Lines, PittsbHrg.
Philadelphia, ls57-sn1-ly a..
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WM sTEWABT, ". W. OWHH
STEWART & OWEN,
MANUFACTURERS OF
Copper, Tin and Sheet Iron Warej
NO.I4, MARKET STREET,
NASHVTTIF TENNESSEE


HAVING returned old stand, from which
IL driven BY ere, prepared attend 70 all
old Gust meTS and many will favor US with
call Our house has been rebuilt upon improved plan,
aROrdinR extended facilities. Our
WORKSHOP
nOW oaPacou5 and extensive adsquais 70 emer
geney. Our
STORE ROOMS
large and especially adapted purpose. We have
In store aud constantly receiving ample supplies Of
STOVES, WARES AND CRATES,
Plain and Enameed MARBLEIERD lROE MANTLE and GAR
DEE sTATUEs and in Short everything usually kept in 'mi
lHrestablishmens.
our OF Stoves challenges petition, comp
sing every style and variety. We have the
WROUGHT IRON COOKING STOVE,
Among otheTs-an article which G in great demand.
We manufacture for the trade for rets and 70 order
all kinds Of Tin and Sheet Iron Ware keep constantly
on hand large ASSORTMENT.
We 'uVe the tenon of alto establish ment Pedg-
nG ourselves to give entire satisfaction,
. STEWART < OWEN,
jBnR, Sly No. IA, Market stree
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LAND ND NEtROEs ZOE sALFI

WASHINGTON :. MASsTE, Administrator &C.. or Adam
W ErOde, decd Elizabeth ErOds John EIrods "
Frrrtl Wife Eliza, James Mitchell and f- Eza-
beh John Ferr AID his wife Margaret VIM Roach and bis
wife sarah Samuel, IsephiHe Harman. Nancy A. ADAM
Benz. F. Rachel, David and James n. Mitchell Guardian
&c In pursuance Of decree uf the County Court Wood
bury, rendered The above named suit January Term
Of said Court ls57, 1 will MoNDAY, THE 9rH DAY oF
FEBURABY MKT at the late residence Of Adam Erude Decd
sell t highest bidder the following named slaves to wits
Bob Jane, Mary, Violet Philip, Caroline and Mat,
credit Of y mOnls except the Of $3.50, which be
cssh. Also, al he same time aud place, I will sell about
800 Acres Od Land 200 Of which lies the town
OF Woodbury. and good portion OF which hne
aud comfortable DsellnE House with 81 necessary out
buildings The hundred lies in the barrsns 10
miles South Of Woodbury. and is well mbered and WatsFsd
said Land 90 be sold credit Of one and years, in
equal nsl.ments, and lien Tssiust Lands until The
purchase money is paid. Notes more good
cuuIes will be rqured from purchaser Said land and
slaves 70 be sold for distribution amOug the heirs Law Of
Adam Erode deed. THIS The 7lh day OF January, iss7
ianlU-57-3Wp W. s.. MASSIE. Commissioner.
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sTATE OF TENNESSEE,

~ IHE CUUNTT gyIRT u DIIHSUN gJINTT
JANUARY RULES, 1851.
E. H. DotEon g. ais,
Petition 10 sell and divide slave
ThOs. G. DotsOn, et ais. }
appearing satSacsn Of the CLERK OF this Court
that Thomas G. DOsOu, Of the heirs Of the
James 81 OOson and Of the defendants In this
resident OF The State Of Tennessee and beyond
the reach Ofhs process Of this Court therefore ordered
that publication be made for successive weeks in the
WEEELT UNION AMERICAN, newspaper published In
the city u NashTe Ter nessso requiring the said
deHt defendant 20 appear before the
County Court Of Dickson county be hed Court
House in LHe 0f Charlotte the Monday and
day Of April next and then and there, plead de-
mur 70 petitioners BILL The will be confessed
as 70 him, aud the cause set for hearing parts.
janl6-E4s- prs'fee IS. THO5. McNEILLY, Clerk.
By LEn- q Mn..-.- n.--L. nLarE-
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STATE OF TENNESSE.
COFFEE COUNTY.
Solo Err


WILL offer for sale the Court House door in the town
L Of Manchester, ths FOURTH MONDAY in February,
l5 the following Of land town lOs much
each will suSent pay the Taxes and charges due
each, to wit:
One House and Lot in the OF Hlsboro Coffee
IT, TIE nnessee, designated in the pan OF said Town. Lot
No g. being the in which C. A Gadrey sold and occl
pied as Merchant Railroad ak, S4O Collectors fee 81
Clerks fss 81 50; Printers fes, So for The year 1854
LATken Keeling tract Of Land 33 acres, lying in CO
Zee county, District No valued S435I Taxes S25 90
Collectors fe0 81; Clerks lee, 81 So Pnrr's fee 81 so
said Land 10 bounded follows the South by Duck Xiv
the East by the lands OF John Johnson, on the North
by the ands Of John Hodge, and The West by the lands
OF J. ". Elkns-f0r Tax Of 1854.
Jacob Z. Ialey, containing 623 acres OF and
lying in Coffee cOuHty, District No. :; valued al 50 4OTaE
$40 IS COeCtnrs fee, 81; Clerks 81 50; Printers
fee, 81 So said Land Is bounded follow, the East by
J. NJ House and T. Roberts, the North BY the andS Of
Lawson Wiemau and Frances Rey nOds the West
lands Of H. Raledge, and on he South by the lands Of
John Cash and WThrOw-fO- Tax Of 1858.
LaTken Keeling land 337 acres, lying In Coffee
county, District No. e. valued S4tOO; Tax $40 co. Col
cetoT's fee ST. CLERKS ee 81 So Printers fee, 81 5Ofor
Tax OF 1853.
By virtue Of order Of the Circuit Court OF Coffee
E mad the october Term 1856 said Lands or Lots will be
sold BY satisfy the taxes, and charges before men
toRsd according law. k. ". CASEY,
Railroad Tax Collector for
Manchester, Jan2 BT-tW&w3t prsf96 Coffee county.