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The star of the north. [volume] (Bloomsburg, Pa.) 1849-1866, 1857-01-21
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ITHE frst hespi[e 50, geons and medical pub
4 iiciss4.ef Europe. simft The unparalleled
enhslnaamssstory and healing pfcperlfss oi ttls
Ointment; governments sancticn lts us 10
their naval and military services; and the uasses
in this country and throughout the world reposs
the utmost confidence Ia its curative proPetties.
II penstlates the sources of inflammation and
coIrnption which underlie the external evidsn-
| ces of dieate, and neutrsiize the fiery elements
whichifeed and cxaspefate the malady.
RHEUMATISM. SCROFULA, ERY.
Us, SIPELAS.
| These are among the most terrible aud ases
nizieg diseases OF the muscles. the 1eshy fbrs
and the skin; yet IN, their worst iprmv, snd
| when seemingly meu.abIe, they invariably dis
appear under persevering appliesiiea OF THE
soothing, healing antidote to pain saa siufIsm.
| nation, = afs
SALT RHEUM, FEVER SORES,
ixg STIFF JOINTS. eey9
Ic.eIn eases of ssit Rheim, where medical ws.
taTs, lotions. and'evefy recipe Of the.pharmaco.
Poss have ave p.s.ss lssls.s shs gla,genl ~.
quickly under lis infIdsncs. and its relsxfhe Il.
feet upon cpntrsctud sinews is truly wondelfuE.
DISCHARGNG ULCERS,
| A most Teinakeble ard happy change is pr6.
sf,er . fsu snrics,ioss' of ,b,s 1.;n,,as,ss TS.
ane. a'ew app',oa''ols u ss's oihmen-e - Pc
suI,vuha.hs ,.. feoasss saltsnss, sno sIshsaes o.
ahs.a.., 80. 60 80 =. :. .As e.s
sha'seu a,at'e'' MS pr cess. eess on more or
Iound material and the ulcer radically CURED.
A WORD TO MOTHERS.
The young are the most frequent sufferers
from external injuries, end Therefore every
mosnef shooId nave ms healing preparations
constantly on nand. ~ is an absolute speeine'
for sers breasts, asd quickly removes the en-.
erussd sores which sometimes d'ssigare tho
aeads aha faces OF thIfoIen.
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T0REs! sTOVES ! 7S.T0VES5

- okES' % 0pF<S! lS.I'OVESg
la The Undersigned inf ,rms his frien,ds
and the pubic in ee neral. fhat'h. hs.
taxed The etiiire INT erest ii lhe =
Ii1pdre and Sfeve Esfa5f !. .I,,,.,,,
on Main Street, nne dtJof abnva ,hs cs...s
House, bloomsbufg, where he ii pseparsd -
furnish Tinware, Stoves, Stoysnine .aS
spouting, aud all other business in h;r ia. - -.
short notice, and in. good Order - ass ' "
Inc New Haub. and William Penn, Coak.
ihs Stove, anc also large assoftmsat - gs@ os : !.
FarlOr Stoves.
constantly on hand and for sale at moderate
p Thankful ior form. er patronage he -.
speetiniiy solicits con.inuanee Of sbs ssros
p,so JOSEPH SIIARPLESS. K
LIST OF LETTERS. -------
naisiNa nsc y % Posi- Office al Caiawisss
R;i,aa aas n Butteriield Edwin
ca - t.s1 ~ 1Bfoeiors Samuel
n;sarfs n;ro9n IN soF Davis VIM.
Hs,,;n.. GanmeF Moses
Ks;aar n. Jonn Irwin Wm.
ts.s.d. - aniet KrisleE Daniel I
Ar So : ~ = = ~ e e Miller Barbarfy
sMeer u sc r3nkeY Dayil Moyer W II
ne " sdeaFy Wm. MeiIirk + "
= tseeniae John Rsiss C. q 81. e
Semonine Rsnicoi !Taxe David
Taggart David Vol stsrhan
sWhiddtgnr James. =
n B.-PeDons calling for tie above isissts
will please gay tkey are advertised.
Calawissa, pec. 81. 1856. s. 3 : =
ADMINISTRATOR NOTICE
NOTICE Ii hereby given that laifars If Ii.
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N. B.--Dirsctlons for the guidance of patient
IN every disorder are affixed to each pot 3f1
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Benton, Dec. 4, 1856
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SPLENDID OFFERS F0R 1859 AND
1857 TOGETHER.

Unlike the more ephenefaI Magazines OF
sso ,s.-J sfssesesAfs py ago
Hence full year Of ,he Nos. ywitlTn no omis-
sions) for 1856, may be regarded nearly as
valuable as for 1857. We propose 10 furnish
The two years atthe foflowfng extremely lop
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Celunbas Male 9 FsmaIs Academy

Liab. Street, Dec. II, 1855.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-03-13
l.. P. WILLIAMS, - Eprron.
ASSISTANT EDIroRst al ..tr.
DR. R. II. HODSDEN, h tst Tennessee,

L. p. WILLIAMS, - Eprron.
ASSISTANT EDIroRst l .0tr.
Dr. r Fl. HODSDEN, h ist Tennessee.
Col. II. ]. CANNON, West Tennessee
Assisted by numerous regular Contributors
AS AN EXPONENT. OF SOUTHERN IN
dustry, 1t is the design of the conductors 10 make
this Journal stand, deservedy, at the head of the
list, and no labor or effort viii be spared TO ac-
comPlish this end. In the districts where farming
is most probably conducted, the larges; number OF
Agricultural Journals circulate. The Intelligence
they convey Of the improved methods cultiva-
lion, the inprovements'in iarni-stock, and of the
great number of new and useful labor saving ma
chimes that are constantly being introduced, rem
der II necessary that every farmer should hHve the
means OF this intelligence within his reach. gp
THE TENNESSEE FARMER AND ME-
ehsnlc contains FORTY EIGHT pages of rea-
ding matter monthly, and is printed with new and
handsome type, on good paper and finely ilusira-
ted with appropriate engraving. r4d
d .l TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
One copy one year, invariably in advance, . 9 90
Ten copies, " "aua "al IS %
SMITH, MORGAN g. CO.;
Publ shers, Nashville, Tenn.
Feb. 81, 1857.
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N ebIett u nd II ~ ma I'm o N d
TIN, COPPER AND SHEET IRON WORKERS,
CLAEKSVILLE TENNESSEE.
N. & v.

taE-v j. N. Neblett having removed 10 the build
.aI ing recently occupied by II. P. Doris, on
t'NT Frank lin Street, and associated with him in
the business, IRWIN l.. Hammond an experienced
workman snow furnished with greatly increased
facilities, for supplying the wants of his customers
z he public Will hLd at this establishment large
and very eplendd stock Of Tin Sheet Iron Ware
&c, which can always be obtained upon the most
reasonable terms. -r
Also Cook Stoves OF various patterns. Every
variety Of Par!or and Office Sioves castings Gut.
tering and House Roofing done at short notice.
Thankful for past patronage he s,licts a contin-
nance of public favor. and fiatters himself by
strict attention to business, prompt execution OF
orders, and moderate prices to deserve il.
All work oredred will be promptly executed and
in style warranted 10 give satisfaction,
Old copper, Pewter, Feathers g. Beeswax, taken
ia exchange for work.
Feb. % l956-f
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DISSOLUTION.

@4qAEWHt
49, 49, t Trn sSssEsss-'
y -T'T--T-,s ..r p. IN hF4elsf % 3. .q y
: The partnership heretofore existing between
Thomas & Bailey, in the Wsggon.making AID
Blacksmihng business, has this day been dissolved
by mn tual consent. Those indebted to the firm
will make paymentto Charles Bsiiey. and those
having claims against il, will present TO hims he a.
lane being authorised 10 settle up the business OF
the firm. ~"
The subscribed has associated with him, in the
above business, John r. Miller, a most superior
blacksmith, and it wi hereafter be carried on in
the name of Thomas 4 Miller, at ihs Old Stand,
The new firm ask continuance Of the pat ronage
Of the friends Of the old firm, and assure the pub
lie generally, tthey are prepared and determ :
ined to put up their work Of the best MeteFal, ia
the best manner, and on reasonable terms. All
kinds Of Wagon Work, aud, Black smithing, In all
its various branches, done TO ord = and on short
notice. J.,B. THOMAS.
N. B. All new work must be paid for when de-
liyered. Ht N THOMAS g. MILLER,
May 9th 1851. fHia5ad Wo af
In retiring from the Firm of Thomas & Bail
ey, i beg leavs TO recommend itsgsuceessoF, y. b.
Thomas,to the public, a. . first rate workinea,
and as man worthy Of the most lbural patronage.
.ef1r sf4y,tat< CHARLES BAILEY.
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Scotch Pebble SpectacIcs.
War with E rope Anticipated.
NOrthingtOn & Vaughan.

sCccEssoRs BEAUMONT AND MCCALL.
HAVING purchased that elegant, Stock Of
Hardware recently removed FROM w F. Falls old
Stand TO the handsome room of McKoiu and
Bailey's, fitted up expressly for the business
next door 10 Houses Grocery. We will be pleas :
ed 10 see the former patrons Of the house, our
friends and the public, where will take pleas
ure In showing our Stock, and can furnish almost
any article in onr line the community NAV want.
The Stock being very complete having been
greatly increased since the removal. Ladies do
you want an elegant article of Table cutlery,
House furnishing ware &c. if so give us a CALL
SadierS come and see our Stock of Saddle
trimmings.
COach- makers will find Hubb. Fellows,
Shafts Axels oil cloth &c.
ShOe-maakers call ON us for your Leather
Tools, Pegs &c.
Carpenters q COOpers. can be suited in
all kinds of Tools and building materials,
SpOrtSmen from Fish Hook to Sharps
Rifle.
Farmers come and see our stock of Cradles
Hoes Axes, Hay, rakes and Forks Tools Of all
sorts and sizes. Respectfully,
NORTHINGTON & VAUGHAN.
P.S Last received lot of Volcanij repeating
Pistols, can be dischai ged Thirty times in so sec
onds.
June 90 ls56-tf. N. Nv.
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NOTICE.

BY order Of the County Court Of Montgomery
G o. Tenn, made at the Feb. terms 1850. / shall
ON Tuesday the 10Th day OF March. 1857, on the
premises now occupied by Luzana HeaRe, In
Civil district No. 10; sell to the highest bidder
credit Of six, twelve and eighteen months, In
equal instruments, purchaser giving bond and
good security and lien retained upon the land
until the purchase money Is paid; tract Of land
containing 81 acres, ssjoia,ng the land Of s +,
Allen ChAnnell and others belonging TO the
ion ss%eseg the hsirF 81 egwy ROGERS. 5
FEB SOW s-ss: Clerk =
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Ruena Vita Springs.

THE above named Watering plalce will be in
the best possible State Of preparation and opened
for reception ofVisitors on the lat OF June. Any
persons paying Bill of S25 for Accommodations at
the Springs the ensuring Season and subscribing
one share Of "Stock in the books of Beuna Vista
Syringe Company" shall be entitled 10 a receipt
which shall be in full psymedt ofthe LIST. install
msnt, on the stock provided 100 shares are taken.
Those who have already taken stock have the
same privilege, Buena Vista Springs Logan Co.,
XIV. ID JEFFRIES, Proofietor.
May % sSS6 If
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latest Arrival,

: III ave jus, received from Philadelphia, BY ex-
press the following goods;
Emb'd and Lace, Swiss. MusIins. Organdies.
LAWNS Bsfagss, BfelIiontes French Chinlz hair
Cord Sw'ss. Plain Jackanets. Kid Gloves needle
work Collars (very pretty eros nap Silks. net,
and Swiss Edgings, and lnserlings, Grape, thnles.
Ruches, Bonpets RbbOns. Dress Trimmings Lace
Mitts. Boaasisc., c.,
Aiss very fine LOT Of Msrsles Quilts.
May 10 1851 J. ~ RICE
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Rotice Exirnardinary.

Tie undersiged having bsen appointed Receiver
Nv the Sat Of Hon. W! X. Turner In the case Of
II II Psston " his creditors in ChsRcery at Carks-
VILE, for the purpose Of closing an assignment
made by said Postsn for the payment Of his debts
--Weald very respectfully ANNOUNCES 10 the pub
ns, that he has taken charge Of ell the Goods,
Notes. accounts, &C., belonging to Peston & Rich
ares. or II II Poston and intends to take summary
stays TO wind up the business.--In the meantims
4 VIII say 10 persons wanting goods, that the
atocks large and well selected. and will be sold at
wholesale or retail at cost for cash. In my alb.
renee Mr.. Poston will wait upcn customers, and
give them bargains indeed. and vii! also receive
shs money for any claim due--or close by note
anything which may be falling due at the end Of
the year.
My scqusintances know my way Of doing bus
iness, and It 10 wholly unnecessary 10 multiply
words, for intend to close Hugh Postons BUSH
Hess and give his mind ease--so come with your
money and buy his goods and pay what you owe
him, and by SO doing you will confer favor on
him. his creditors and your Humble Servant.
July 25'i6-tf THoS. J. MUNFORD.
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In Chancery at GAINESVILLE.
John Morrow,


us A BILL.
Thos. l.. Iobson Etals.
Ia this cause II appearing to the satisfaction OF
the Clerk and Master, from the allegations in the
Bill, that J. e Yarbrough and J. w. Cleggett
are non-resiiehs Of this State, that the ordina
~ process Of Law cannot be served upon them
Il Is therefore ordered that publication be made In
the Clarksville Chronicle, news paper published
Ia GAINESVILLE Tenn Tor four successive weeks,
requiring sdd IRE sident defendants personally
TO appear be ore the Chancellor at the next term
Of tho Chancery Court, to bs held Ia Clarksvle
on the Ord Monday OF April, 1857. and answer tho
allegations Of tho Bill, or the same will be taken
for confessed aud set down for hearing EE-paFto as
TO them.
THOS. ] MUNFoRD, C; M
Feb 81, ls5T-4w--prs. fee 50.
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Pay UP.

| would dislike very much TO have to put the
accounts Of House aud Bryary in the hand, Of an
officer. But if they are not settled very soon
will be compelled to do so.
must have money to pay up the Eastern debt
of the old concern aud these arc the only n,eaRs
Of requiring it. u W. BRYARLY .
March 20 '56-d--
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THE REAEDY FOR ALL.
III IF4
'aa WURhDW1r,
IN Nm %N%NA y.

@A MN MN v Ne
OFail the remedies that have beendiscovtred
the pres, nj age for the "ihousand ills that flesh
is heir to-" none -equHi this wonderful prepuga-
ton. Only tAFeeYsafs have, riapsed since the
discoyerer (wio spent decade in etudying, OK
Eermen,alizing, a nd periecting ~ first intfodu-
ced II TO the public; snoit is already recognised
by themost eminent physicians In all parts Of
the country TO be the most surprising and efec-
tive remedy for certain diseases Of which they
have knowledge.
All other compounds or syrups of this roo, hare
hitherto failed TO command The sanction of tho fac
ulty, because n being tested, they have been
found TO contain noxous ingr dientsswhich neu-
tralze the good effects Of the Sarsapafilu, and Of.
times injurs the health OF the patient. II 10
not so with Hurley's preparation.
This Is the pure and genuine, extract Of the
root, and will on trial, I've found TO effect GER
tain and perfect cure Of the following complaints
aud diseases;
A6setions Of Jr bones, Debility, Diseases Of tic
Kidneys, Dyspepsia, Female Irregularities, Fstuia,
EYVsipeias, HaLfudi costipsnees indigestion, Lrev
Complaint, PILES Pulmonary Diseases, Scrofsia "
Kings EUil, Sypdtis, And az Diseases Of the chin.
Besides curing the above Il is also known 10 be
great and powerful tonic purifying the blood and
invigorating the system.
In short, il s, without exception, In the cases
mentioned, and its general effect on the system,
the most efiicacious as Il IL 10 most desirable rem.
edy Of the age. IL Is already extensively used
throughout the country and is fast obtaining
European reputation. Tine instances Of tures
IL has effected are dali coming TO the proprietors
K nowledge. and he has no hesitation In recous
mending IL to one and all who desire to procure
relief from suffering. One bottle being tried, its
effects will be too apparent TO admit Of furtha
doubt slatsAsa1
Reeollect Huyley's Sdrspari9a is he only geaaias
article Ia The market.
gJ Price 81 per bottles " tottles for IS.
For sale atthe Mandatory, on the corne Sew
enth and Green streets, Laaisuile, Ky, and by all
wholesale houses throughout the United States 4
Canada. G5-Wholesa lie and retail by
.1a8.l THOMAS & BROTHER.
Feb. 90, is57-ly. ClarksviIle, Tenn.
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NE FIRM.

WE wish 10 iafofm the patrons and friends Of
the firm Of q w BTysrly Il Co. that w II Bry.
arly has sold hisintsrest TO DIR X ID McCauley late
Of louisville Ky. We retura our thanks TOR
the liberal patronage glen TO the late firm and
solicit an extension Of II TO the new.
o. W. BRYARLY, IN. n. D h'cAuLEY,
Of the firm Of late of
o. W. BRYARLf * co. LOUISVILLE, KY Z.
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VIM. NJ. Shelton, vile and others, heirs at law of
Caleb Anglin, dec.

VIM. NJ, Shelton, vile ana others. heirs al law OF
Caleb Anglin, dec.
Paulina Angn and others heirs at law.
Pursuant to decree OF the Circuit Court in
Equity sitting for the county of Montgomery, at
the January term 1887. In the above cause, will
on Tuesday the oath day of February next, on the
premises. sell to the highest bidder tract Of land
lying in the county of NJ ntgOmery, on the south
side Of Cumberland river, containing 935 acres
more less In district No ad joining the lands
Of Thomas Ramey and others. The land Will be
sold on credit OF and years, the purchaser i'll
be required to give bond with good security for the
purchase money, and a lein retained the land
till the purchase money ia paid.
will also sell at the same time and place 10 the
highest bidder slaves-Mary, Frank aud Ihua,
on a credit Of ~ months, the purchaser will be re-
quired to give bond with two good securities { !
the purchase money. The above lands and slaves
III be sold for partition among the heirs Of Caleb
Anglin. decd
Jan, %, '57-5w, CHAs BAILEY, C. & NJ.
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$4,000

= POUNDS Of old Brass, Copper, and wrought
ifon scraps wanted At the claTkssilIS Foandry for
whieh win the highest price In cash or trade.
March "a '56@ly,- "a nPs r.W HtTPlELD.
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CHANCERY NOTICE.
Jn'. T. Marable, va Thos, L. Hobson, 10. c. Ysr
berough,J W. Cogget and +. 7. Swift.

borough w. Cloggett and +. T. Swift.
o. Bill
In this cause Il appearing to the satisfaction of
In, Clerk & Master from the obli-atons In tine bill
and the affidavit thereto that the defendants Jo c..
Yai borough, and J. w, Cloggeit, are nonresidents
af tie State Of Tennessee so that the ordinary pro-
cess Of law cannot be served upon them. II is
tho Clarksve Chronicle, newspaper published
Ella ksville. for four successive weeks, requiring
said nonr, sidsnts personally to appear before cham
cell, at the next term Of the Chancery Court to
he held In Clarksvile on the 4th Monday In April,
1877, and plead, answer, demur to said bill, Of
the same win be taken tor confessed and set down
toI hearing Eek parte as TO them.
THos J. MUNFoRD, C. g. M
Pes. 10, '56-Aw
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ON MANHOOD,
And Its Premature Decline.
Just Published, Gratis, the goth
THOUSAND,

A few words on the rational treatment, without
Medicine, of Spermatorrhea or Local Weakness,
Nocturnal Emissions, Genit-l and Nervous Debili-
ty, Impotency, ana Impediments to Marriage gen.
orally. BY r. De Laney, M. D. The important
fac, that the many alan ming complaints, originating
In the imprudence and solitude Of youth, may be
easily removed WITHOUT MEDICINE, is in this small
tract, clearly demonstrated; and the entirely new
and highly successful treatment adopted by tn
Author, fully explained, by means Of which every
one is enabled 10 perfectly and at the
least possible cost, thereby avoiding all the adver-
tised nostrums of the day. o.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free in 8
sealed envelope, by RENTING (pos pad) two post
age stamps to DIR. B DE LANEY.
II Lispenard Street, New York City
december 18th, lS56-ly. u,
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RryarIy & M,CauIey.


Who will keep constantly on hand full supply
Of Fresh and Genuine Drugs and Medicines.
Paints, Oils.
Dye Stuffs, Tobacco, &c.
Perfumery, Cigars,
Glassware, Window glass,
Fancy Articles, Dsguerotype Stock
and everything kept in Drug Stores generally
Come one come all, as We have now finished an
extension to our room, whIch makes II
Large and COmmOdious,
and enables us 10 entertain and wait upon our
customers in an agreeable style. f-
As to the freshness Of our medicines, those who
are acquainted with US know we would send moth
ing from Cur house but what was the best. We
are always receiving fresh supplies and deal in
nothing bat iohatis good. As for cheapness there
are none cheaper any where. Inducements will
be made in prices in filing Physicians bills. and
strict ate ntion always paid to orders from the
country to send them Immediately.
Mr.. Bryanly win give his personal attention TO
the Prescription Department. ign Of the Gold
Mortar above the door, Franklin Street.
august lS56-tf,
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IN CHA NC cry AT GLARKS
= WILLIE 70 -

"a Thomas III boardman adm.F OF Sally W tlhs
,tA4@sll 4&eiAs 70 I'D VS. AEtM@Ni
Stephen Willis, Lavicy Willis, Susan Willis, Rid
ley Myrick VIM. EdmoHdson, Ambrose Edmo nd
son. Betsy Hunt, "A IA m rick OrlaFT ucker and
wife Hes ter, Jackson Woodbridge and wife Tenn
perance, john Myrick, M. Creeson Sally Myrick
John Willis, Mrs. Sarah Shaw their heirs and
every other person claiming to be an heir efSally
Willis decd. Who died in Memphis Tennessee
in The fall Of 1897 4sss Sah
Upon the lhsptng Of this cauts at the April
Term 1856 Of The ChancsFy Court at Ca rksvills
upon the original and amended bill before Hon. s.
D. TriersOn chanceleE presiding IL appeared to the
Court that there are numbers Ds non residents
defendants whose naIpes aud Residences are un.
known, the same being sworn to by complainant.
The Court ordered. that publication be made by
the Clerk add Master Of SAID CouH for 2shonths
In the Weekly olark6yiIIe Chronicle a news paper
published in Clarksvle Tennessee, and la the
Nashville Christian Advocate published. :. Nsah
vile Tennessee. Requiring uI persons, elsirilBg
TO be heirs and distributes Of Salt His decd 10
filc their answers with The CLERK and Master Of
said Court on or before the LIST dag o. June 1851
In accordance with the net Of the GAnefnl Assem-
by Of the State Of Tennessee passed February rs
1856. Showing how, 10 what capacity, through
whom, aud what parts Of said Estate they claim
~ heirs and distributes Of tho Intestste Sally Will
lis, or they viii be barred aud the case heard
by the Court, ~ thopghtheY had sci uPno claims
to any portion Of the Said Estate. "@'
q THoS. j. MUNFoRD @. q NJ
p May %, le56---ly. -, ~ It.fs.sN
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT CLARKS-
WILLIE. .

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT CLARKS-
WILLIE.
Robert NJ. Fortson and others, Devirees of Richard
Fortson,
VS.
John NJ. Durrett and wife, A. d. Johnson and
wife, and others.
1t appearing to my satisfaction from the afhda-
Wit OF the petitioners agent, that John NJ Durrett
and wife Frances, A. d. Johnson and wife Eliza :
beth, James r. Johnson, Maria Louisa Johnson,
John Winms and wife Frances c., Henry Johns
son, Lucy Johnson, Harrison, Johnson, Holman
Johnson, and VIM. s. johnson, defendants in this
case are inhabtantss nd residents Of another State.
It is orc cred that publication be made for four
weeks in the GAINESVILLE Chronicles newspaper
published in tho town of GAINESVILLE, for said de-
endan to Apo ar at the rcut Court to be held at
the c. urt House In Clark svlIe on the I'd Monday
in May, 1857, TO plea d, answer, or demur to said
pstition, or it will DO taken for confassed.
CHAS. BAlEY,
Circuit Clerk OF Montgomery Co.
Feb q. 1857.
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-03-13
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