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0 -" 4El0tzou
Tickets SO 90; Halves $500; Quarters $3.50.
RT Bank Notes of sound Banks taken at par.
Checks New York RENTED for prizes.
Address orders for tickets certificates OF packages
tcketsto ANDERSON son, Managers,
Macon o. Savannah, Ga
sE- Persons holding Prize Tickets of J. =. Winter
Manager, will send them to for payment.
eS Address orders for Tickets TO g. II. WINTER, Box
552, Nashville, Tennessee; to ANDERSON SON Ma
con, Savannah, Georgia.
Nav 2t-trw&Wtd
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EfsED anes-o uosa ~ ths uaae - fsaDcfa, - fAr
4 a q AAeos "a hfeAd -. ~ Ae Frfttoi FeaE sincs
~ As Tan aaaf - 4 q bright copper co,or aeer
"a Years ga as9iam SO has very keea spArk1n< ere
her treat tseh are very I'D he keQaentf wears 49,
ssh aaa fiass haga sedoaei ~ ghas ne b
~. ~ sFs ths aeass Eesald 81 ~ delivery saas.
N4s I. ist4 +. n. noE1lA
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ID i E ID.

In this ety. on sunday morning. the 17h inst. Will.
LIAM Y. HENDERSON. Deceased was an honest upright
and industrious CT zen and leaves mary warmly attached
friends and large family to deplore their loss
ezg- Murfreesboro papers please copy
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ICE +!

EXPECT 10 keep constant sHppiy OF u for sss az
L hr. :. W. 9unter's DEPOT corner Of Church Fue
(Mr. Pee,'s old tapd Tickets furn he'd desired.
mayf5-fS THOdA- BATE.
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CHANcERY SALE.

Michel Peacock Ber Stones ct ais and Benz. Stones
and wife vs.. Nehol A Peacock ct ais.
In accordance with decree Of the Chaneery court at
Nashvi e iis present NAV term 1SI IN the above
causes, viii, Saturday, 80h May, 81 At the Court
yard Gate Ia aid citF, xpose Tor pu lie ale & the high
est BIDDER. a MICRO MAN, slave, named simr n, Tor
cab. Sale at 10 o'cIock, precisely. c. o. BBIEN,
n ave- "a Clerk Nastsr
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IcEl ICEN

FsH1 susscsfeera prepared aruish ne sitissos
NaAsas. va ies ~ - orss quaAtF. a Is ecs q
tsrsy sssss. opposa he Pest ece. 1hs ce pa Il
"a PefatIss ii aaa ga II l. say ever broasht oss d
80 na4I1-t y 81 aARREfF 4 %. {
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Tvrea Springs.

rTsux suhssrrr ks isas.a as deeehff ssiabishmsnf
-isha4 - $780, thraashoas Provied ekrelsnt
i 81 ne bess ofccqks Nn se7Saaia, aud . deserin 81
10 Keep d la ercfi4tis - hilecH enl sorihy
- .f,I stransse VIA - epcned b he puodc N
se.s = gsas Tyrss sve sci snssa q zssd p.rtl.alA
s-...s,l,so }. NosaER.
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FRESH ARRIVAL OF SPRING AND SUMMER
0CK.
R. II. Gu T T E II.

B. r.. Gu TER,
NOS. So AND 50 CORNER COLLEGE AND BROADWAY
uAs received his stock of Boots Shoes, Hats r.
al Trunks Valses, Carpet-B Bags &C., for the q Till
sring and Summer Trade, consisting in part as FWN
follows, Viz -
Ladies' fine Kid and Nor. Bootees thin and thick sole;
Kid Slippers, plain and trimmed,
Lasting CATERS, side and front lace;
" Lasting Patent Caters, extra fne
Kid Caters, Buskins and Ties:
MsSes and Chidreus Lasting Caters and Con- Bootees;
Chidrens fine Kid and Nor. BOotees WeIted p Sole;
Slippers and Ankle Ties;
Fancy Glove Kid Top Bootees;
Homens extra size Kid Bootees, Buskins ard Sppers
Nor. pegged and sewei;
Servants heavy CAT Kip and Nor Bootees extra sizes;
Gentlemen's fine Calf pegged and sewed Boots:
Gents fine Congress, Cali, Pat and Kid oxford Ties;
Lasting Brogans, Of various styles.
Boys Youths and Children's CAT Pat Leather and Kid
Congress Caters and Oxford Ties.
ALSOhen's 70 So ami Youths Calf Kip and Congress
Brogans Ofevery description, extra sizes.
ALSOA large stock ofTrunks Vaises and Garrett Bags
Of the best quality
HATS, HATS, HATS have received, direct from the
manufactures all the latest styles Of Spring ami summer
Hats consisting Of superior Cashmere and Fur Hat
every quality, together with endless variety ue Leg
horn, Panama and Straw for Boys Men and Children al
Of which will b. sold the terms for Ssh
or TO puncl ual dealers. b. R. CUTTER
May 10 Nos 80 and 50 cor Of College ana a oadway.
ALSO Il EEP constantly on hand a full assortment
OF Leather Betting from ~ 20 ~ inches width, and
the best article OF Brace leather with Copper snd
Rvets Farmers and Machnests would dnd to their
terest to examine my stock before purchasing
R. R. CUTTER,
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AUCTION SALE OF GROCERIES,
BY
Carter, M'Kay 81 Co.

ON THURSDAY the 21st of May 1851 at 10 O'Clock A.
~ NJ, we will offer for sale
80 hhds sugar 100000 G. d. Caps;
500 bags Coffee; $50 boxes Manu- Tobacco;
80 bbs crushed and pow $50 hbls Whisky
deted sugar; 10 bDs Am. Brandy;
600 kegs Nails 10 bb $. NJ. Vine;
2p0 dozen Paint led Brckets; 90 boxes Otard brandy:
so boxes sperm Candies $50 boxes Champaign Cider;
100 boxes Bar Soap; ~ bbis Smiths o. r. why;
so boxes Fancy Soap; 80 super Carb soda;
80 dozen Hemp Bed Cords; $50 bxs Glassware,
so dozen Jute Bed Cord; 80 dozen Sleeves;
80 dozen Cotton Bed Cords; 25 dc zen Coffee Mills
10 bags ri berts; 90 bales Grass Mats;
10 bags English W alnutI 25 dozen Washboarls;
IS boxes Hsrrings; 2 bb3 New ARK Cider;
lOpfCO extra Cigars; IS bbs Cider Vinegar;
000 Teams Wrapping Paper; 80 dozen Brooms;
50 gross Blsckng so gross Matches.
100 boxes Pic les
~ City and Country dealers especially invited
attend this sale, all OF the articles fresh.
maylS-td CARTER, MKAY co.
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Prime ShelIed Oals.
NEW SODA FOUNTAIN.

I 00Q BUSHELS OF prime shsHea Oats n store, and
l. OOO for sale az QrICK MEA :
May II. No. II. south College Street
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DsBr o. ST.. LOuis.--ws learn from the mes.
cage Of the Mayor Of ST. Louis that the beaded
debt Of that city on the l., Of April Iasi vas e.
SO 800. A the SANE time TIERS was dee from
the clty 70 re different bFanehes Of sarEiss he
further sum Of tSss,aos, making she total lndsbs-
sdness q tie cis a.. Isl. SOC.
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FOR SALE.

z.I WISH TO SILL MY RESIDENCE ON THE Il
SfsSsMURFREeSB0R0' TURNPIKE, about four EaEz9
S1A mile from Nashville, Glencln Depo. SEEzH
- the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail
road, with 40 of Land half hch timber well
set in Blue GAS the baanceis in high state of cuva-
ton, with about five OF young orchard There is on
the premises good falling sprrg water and good
stone spring house The Building Of goot brick
dSrlr with Srooms, and servants rooms
aud good cisern, cArriaes houses stables, &c, al
and ia good repair. bargain viii be given Ap d
May 2l-1m. +. o. HURr.
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EPPERSON SPRINGS

A RE LOCATED IN MACON COUNTY, TENNESSEE
ii on the waters Of Tramme Greek, four miles Of
the turnpike leading nom Gallatin, Tenn scOttsvie
Ky ard will be prepared for the reception o. wish ors and
inyal BY the 18th day OF May. This has already
acqureds reputation ri @y circulated for the highly med
enai eharae er os watrs, our different variees and
Is being visited BY very many living remotely 20
In search ola healthy delightful summer retreAr, not
ouly the invalid hut tbs seekers after pleasure healthy
pttme and sport there being within short ride from he
Springs apaee where deer is frequently and
Astounding in rou' and other kin Of Ash besides
Wild ani nails and WIS. such Oxes squirrels rabbits
Wild cats, Wild turkies pheasants, etc.
Or DcBoE, Of the nrmer pr prietOrs, having pur
chased the entire interest In the Springs has ocaei
with him his William, rel kuoEn TO ali visited hs
Springs lastsummer Having 70 derabe expeuss
in rentnS End enargius their means OF acc mmOdaCn,
they hattrr themselves that they ~ be able add
rally 70 the comfort % all may favor hem with visit,
Thousand pounds OF very hae ice They have had built
twelve additional bedrooms, beides large so by 20
feet laiticed each Afford air Ia which thelvers
Of pleasure and socl enjoyment viii and ample room for
reerea- Ln.
The medicinal character Of the several Springs have
been oen published Is thought useless to do now,
from the fact that Professor Stafford, state Geoogst
has been engaged IN she examination Of Of The
and designs TO complete the whole the premises dur
ing this summer when a. Of his analysis will be given
the pubic connection with this notice embodied in
report made By himself Il Is considered only
20 that chronic affections OF Of The i'm
portaht organs exhibt the efficacy Of the waters paeu
larry those % FEMALES In Of diseased kidney and
have In nany cases. acted h<e charm and in al have
Afforded relief AmPs testimony as 70 thee Acts could
be adoTdedn Necessary.
Dr. DeBow Will leasure IN giving such advice 20 in
vads and others visiting here, experience Of 2s
80 years viii enable him 70 give and be always present.
should his professional services be required.
lie ayas himself Of this method 80 his numer
friends and visitors his hearty thanks for their LIBERAL
age and sgain asks continuance Of the with
the al neither OF viii spare either time
pains reader comfortable Who nag sojearn with rs
IN future. Having secured TIE services Of Mr. ana Mrs
Patterson the pubic be assured Of hearty cheer IN
the dining room Our stable TOO viii be web attended tee
Our charges will be as los as the lines And ssAson v ae
nit Of viz For regular b0ariers those remaining one
or more Eashng estral 800 per dag; children OF
10 years axe and pLd1r and hall price, horses
50 cents per Gay. Transient visitors W be charged %
eens per neal from $50 20 500 per Gay For extra
serVices reasonable charge W % made WsshnR, Iron
ing Ac 81 90 per dozen. Pr pressing or ioHng dre or
f1d =, half prize.
- frgoa ARCH nsRrW a son.
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CHAs. MILLER has just opcass bis su.erb rev So IA
" fountain Al his store No IS Cherry street where he
can all tines supply thirsty with del cioas ard
healthy beverage Ne Invites The Mia Of public
his abis ent and promises 20 keep liberal supply
Of an the refreshing decaees 81 the constantly on
land. mayiS
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Cordage, Oakum, &c.

CMITH, C0oPER a co., ias Prout a. New
= fofk, zad - rcheueoaas a.. Nsw Oreans, Hana-
lac nfsfs Of C5rdAgc, Oakam aErr Tor sale fail a.
loft seat q 1a1is aaf fArred Rope navy aud E1tra
0ikan. drilserahie 10 AsH forE Or AeS OEisass.
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Attention FARMERS and Gardners

FRtsH arrival a h~sh ana early Cabbage SEED.
"a Aaso,
sioek B'ack-eysa sad Japan Peas
sdulef, e. psp.rs e. Cantse ssSaF Cans sest Nsu
Is TIE tine or psnueg,
snan aaaul.sY Il afls "A usnts-arass Sled. ana
BuokalsAf ga had, al q whsch far aals iss 81
BE WKtLgR ~.
uage-dsw. Ne 81, seash harxsf street.
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LII "a VISION.

% MN- =. hAAAAAN
In sleep We die, vet live In dreams
hie-in-death most Heavenly rare;
slept-and sleeping more thar seems
Ny waking life; for standing there,
! saw forn divineiy fair,
Dark tresses chung about her neck
In such captivating guise,
AZ Eond have made another wreck
OF Adam and his Paradise
But saving grace vas IN her eyes.
No Venus. rising from the sea,
BY an immortal pencil limneS,
Coald show tuch ioyelness a. she;
Ah praise that poets ever hymned
Her virgin parity had dlmmed.
me peach-biocn blssAsd upon her cAsct,
TIE lily paied apea her breast
The iore-iiFht shane from eyes 20 meek
A ever soothed souls unrest; a
] eless hsT As ny angel guest.
Myspirit hlrst her not my voice:
learra that words would mar ne spsIi,
And trembesl, lest snme alien udiss
shoan ring hat raeiant visons tneu,
And break ny heart With is farewell.
she stood with eager Ups apart,
Ike one vho listens lor TIE s,u-d
That echoes music Ia the heart
Orstahs wilh diseeEd's sareisss Wound,
When al is iost, q ieFe q crowned.
o, sleeYiagIay O. waking soe--
Il sas my Liy's torm divine,
Tbs lsVsd ana iost a iong age-
Bat noW, Ia dreams forctsr nine,
me angel q uy spirits sArine-
Tciaspsa hsrto NO hsaving hsart.
Wespoke a. ioFers enfg sFsak
We vowed He never mose vead perh
kaf scaledahe ees % Do and ehest
l. and thai nalden sHif nad aeek.
That ssrm has ned-aias ar aye;
fhe VISION aNes wlihip ~ bFAin
rl ifsassn and earn ALI pas sssg
~ 80 nsaE htF has aFAfa.
Lernyllls, Esal.
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SUGAR.-Ti hhds Fair Priinc, and Choice new saRAI
deoe5 W. II. GORDON co.
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BONNETS, PICNIC HATS
AND
Millinery Goods.


era FHE most exquisite styles Of the season, a
49, just received per last steomers from Eu- -
VIZ rope.
this the competition notwths landing this
has fully established the reputation Of house al in
creaStd our trade 5Oper cent and made large sdd
tons TO stock, which is select in designs than
any time this season.
Such Flowers ladys, that will delight you and the Eu-
gire Gpsey Hats so ewitching Call soon, this our
last stock for this season, and will be sold
Cur stock of Straw and Fancy Goods, Embroderies &c.
consists Oh
1000 rich Paris, Buga and Fancy Bouets imported styles
100 cases HAIR Bugal Bond Lace Bonneis;
25 cases English Straw and other plain styles;
dozen imported Imperial Chip Bonnets
$40 Cartons of Paris Flowers for bOnnets parties and
brides;
272 Cartons Of Paris Ribbons for bonnets and dreIs
trimmings;
60 dozen Hoop skirts, bone and STEEL extra BONE &C
40 dozen Spanish aud French Fans;
81 dozen SarasOls, assorted quality:
Rich Black Bugal Lace Mantllas and materials;
Bugel Gtnps and Laces, white, blond and Masese;
Black Bugal Collars and Sets, for mourning.
Our stock Of mbroideres not only beautiful but
consisting part Of Rich Maltese Work Muslin Jaconet
Setts Collars # Honiton Work, Muslin Maltese and Jaco
net Under-sleeyes, Worked Bands, Paris Embroidered
Handkerchief fine line Of Paris Mtts, Kid Gloves aud
Elastic Belts; Ladies fine and medium Csbbas Port Monies
The Bonnet Comb and styles Of Tuck and Redding
Combs with many Fancy Goods, numerous to mention
will be sold at great reduction in price,.
trust to receive the liberal patro mage extended TO
for the past thirteen years, and shall endeavor by po
lite attention punctualty and honesty Of purpose
mand a continuance
Z. WISE, Agent,
mayo No. 40 Union st. next door to state Bank.
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- ANYWAY from my residence Saturday morning
u last Neg Girl naret VIOLET" Of black color
and eighteen Of age She rather under the
medium height heavy made AMI quick spoken. She Is the
property Of John Johns, tsq living Nashville and is
iurkng his pace or Ia Nashville will give TWenty
Dollars for her delivery my Office, No so Cher
~ street mavl4 WILL l. BOYD.
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ll y contemplated that AZ the ncxs meeting Of
abe Board. whieh t2kss place GA she "a June. that
me poruos Of TIE Road begween here and the Tea
nessee Inc vii be pot under eoairaet and lsom she
encreste e6aFeaier Of thase interested IN the CO.
tsFpTiss. aad eur personal kaowlslee Of she state
Of ahsirs we ier consinprd lbai al the dlscelliss
via sEentaAly be remosed
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A GREAT RUSHg!!
MlLAINOrYPEs AHFADIt

MfLAINUIYPES AHEADI
VISA Pciafea .e esnstAsfly rsczsisg ne snqa lasa
APpr2eAtiea % AftistA Amatears ani th@ puoie sea
f q ees ee atirsisa ~ the large naabsf IA 80 say
- ilsir possessing Superior "a es sx~r - - A.
bEctype Rn4 pagaxfreotyDe.
w i9e -. brnE beiler and sxtearipe than any
stsF GAlery Ia Teaassss we havinr rsreasls ss1rT-d
ana nA ~ eur eAlahlsGent IN ci<szn1 manaef rgaai
"a asy N sas Nof sna aperor any h tss saath
euEbea u auish pictsre, asa = N = 80 49,
peazi.faiy sslsFsd i1r
FEKrX CENTS. AND UPWARDS.
Car patrens wil al every eoavenleaes Aaa auesrso.
daioA the BkCEFIf.iN ROOM heine easF a aeo<ss 81
The N asIfLoOR AjaInirx uasch i 81 F0fLEF
Ron lor iadsss eas1asssf4.
hcensss ~ esttaEd tke He4 extensive ant s.rieS
atsoEtmenl q Hsaeg NralasE. eaars, sta
HuaREs BROS
No 90. uaisn s., ecr. College.
NoucE-FapifEsfhst akea qar es1srs llafs pasrs,r
~ ~ ,sesEe n<kz ehie4 hsH. fssiA laaaaare "a
IS tEt % eAa -. slhef flsa ~ saeral fus4llF4
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[From the Louisville Journal.

eT- Our friend Brannan the painter is man Of
genius. Whether be holds in his good right hand
the pen or the pencil he is emphatiealy man Of
genius:
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The Democracy of Shelby county have no
minated judges W. @. Dunlap and E. W. NJ.
King, as candidates for the Legislature.
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Notice to Contractors.
Ez sE9 Agyg1 49,. -


WINCHESTER AND ALABAMA RAILROAD.
PROPOSALS invited at Salem, saturday, the ith
July next the Grading. Masonry and Bridging Of
this road dvergng from the Nashville and Chattanooga
Railroad Decherd and running through Winchester and
salem In Fran lin couHty Tenn, and from thence 10
Fayetteville, in Lincoln eoanty, dt Of about thirty
eight mile.
The road has been partly graded for about 20 mi from
DecherdI sections having been finished and 10 parity
graded.
Bids VIII be received for sections of about
one earh) Payments will be four hfths cash AMI
h in stockto be made the work progresses the stock
Gully 70 be reserved on menlhly estimates.
There uil be heavy work, In mskirg the ascent
On the sing OF VIA River 10 the table lands, known
ne Barrens" Very little rock WILDE encountered
ny portion Of the line.
he country through which the lire Il carried healthy
and abouads in the requisite prodDetol for the susenancs
Of ADD stock.
Pans Probes be examined blank proposals and
contracts w- accompanying spechcaions procured, and
other Information IN relation the be OBJ
ained application 10 kdWin Mead, Resident Engineer
a. Fayetteville for ten days previous 70 the letting.
Satisfactory evidences Of ability complete the work
hid for accompany the proposals, which may be Ad
dies ca 70
v X. srEvuSsos President, NASHVILLE, Tenn.
JAS. n. GRAM, Chief Kngineer do do.
FDWIs MEkD, Resident do Fayetteville, do.
or be handed 10 a. sa'en On the day Of letting
D. order u the Board. JAF. n. GRANT,
Nashville, Nay lf, is5I-thiulyi Chief EngBeer.
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rhc American. In philadelphia.

At the recent charter election, the vote stood as
follows;
Americans. Democrats. Republicans.
IS SOS 2s,3f5 400
At last fall election the respective vote stood as
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tE- The Hopk0sFils Press haa The followlng
win reference 70 toe Henderson, and Nashvills Rail-
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* II Y
GEOLOGY OF THE GLOBE:

AN ESSAY,
Designed to show that the present Geographical, Hy
drographca and Geological structures obs rived the
earhs crust, the result Of forces acting according
to xe demonsrave laws, analogous to those govern.
ing the development OF oreanc bodies. By RICHARD
OWEN NJ D.. Professor OF Geology aad Chemistry the
University Of Ma hvs. The Of t0isdom is knOso
the laws BY which the universe is governed the Of
Cirs TO obey them Illustrated by Maps md Di agrams
For sale by [nay161 CHAS. W. SMTTv.
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HUMRUGIANA.

fTHhE seciaratoa n ~ cumnfnE hat he World shauld
lara ~ ne issh q Juen. has nss eassisd kab-
~ ihs lsssi rs si ersparra charxs ssta Foanis
h hsshsst pef'ectsa = tAs Al sha have
fouas = cAsfte 81 d yea % eaFs hc wlih Nm hia
kcsse. he- -, Cnrrsg 81. aear ne 4sra8tah.
Nj. k1bisy alio the galrenaEe q these haFln4
cokinE 70 eesn and eye Il hAl thsy saaa
have fhcF A oreer hsars ths l3th Il lans.
Nefk eeas % sat Ms tssts Ari &issclsaa q paneas
mayi--lma. !.
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democrats. Republicans.


l2 35s 86la5 1880
Here is falling of Of ten thousand votes for the
Democrats; of over fifteen thousand votes for the
Black Republicans; and gain OF over six thousand
for the Americana
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G T. A , ; Y.
Draws June 18th, 1857,
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME

AT ST ANDREWS HALL Savannah Ca, under the
supe ntendence Of W. r. symons ESQ.,, and J. ii.
Prentiss, Esq.
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RECISTEN,S NOTICE.

ri OTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, THAT THE
~ following accounts have been passed and f.
lei in the Registsr's Office of Cambria county.
Orphcns' C'urt Of said county. t. be held at Eb
cusbers. the irst Monday OF September next,
"a Wit:
Tie .iaai account of John Stni one Of the ad-
ni;:is,raL,rs of ia oh Paul, decca.si.
T>ie s-.it .f Nary Jane Scott, admuissrs-
tr.x of Jan,,a Ro gers. deceased
Tha s>csust # rn.nas Griffith s,d Robert W.
Roberts, = administrators of Wiiiian K b.rts, de
cens-o,..
Tie account Of Aueustin Durhin. aim de he-
Hs non cum testa.neute annex" of Peter 81 Guire
DECEASED. - ..
The account Of Alcxanfcr B. HrinGle, adm de
l-.n:s non of William, Barnett. deceased.
The account of James Kirk patrick, executor OF
Archibald rkp,tick, deceased
The Third su pplcincntal account OF john NJ
Coy. executor of Patrick M'Cny, deceased.
'rIe account of William Gwinn, executor OF
Ms-y Susan bitzinger. deceased.
Tee account af Lewis Pitt AMI William Bauer
by executors Of Baltshaser Shoher, deceased.
The supplementary account of George kring,
executor of John Kring deceased.
The partial account Of William Kittell. Trus-
tee Tor the sale of certain Tsat estate Of Michael
MDermitt. deceased.
TIE accouu, of Moses Dubbs, guardian of Sam.
nel Dibert.
The account Of Moses Dubhs guardian of Ma
yy Dibert wm. c. BARBOUR, Register.
Registers Office.
Ebensburg, August IL, 81.
Democrat and sentinel. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1853-1866, 1857-09-02
Sheriff. s Sales.

DY VIRTUE of sundry writs of Vendition Ex
I'd ponss, issued out Of te Court of Common
Pleas Of Cimbria County. and to me directed,
.here will be exposed to sale by public outcry, at
the Court iiouse, il. the borough Of Ebelsburc..
On Mon,lay, the seventh day of September, ~ ID.
1851. at O'clock, r. NJ.
3 ] An the right. title aud interest OF James II.
Hamilton. Of. Ia ard n lot Of ground, situate in
ths town Of Jefferson. Suumerl to vnship. Cam
bria COUNTY situate on the corner of Main and
Church streets. said lot being under fence and now
in possession OF SAID James d. Hamilton.
!. Taken in execution and 10 be sod at tho suit
of Wiiliarn Graham.
"a AtSO-All the right. title and interest of
ID. I. St,Fm, of. IN and To a piece or parcel OF
Land situate in Conenlaugh township, Cambria
county. adjoining lands of David Williams on the
me.t. John Hildebyand on the east, Jacob Minee-
~ oa the north, and others, containing thirty
acres. more or less. unimproved.
@ Taken in execution and to I've sold at the suit d
George 8. King for Use of Jacob Lovcrsood, now
Tor use Of Peter Levers good, Esq,
Nso-A1 the right, title and interett Of Sam
uel MGeugh. one Of the defendants. Of, in and
70 piece or parcel Of 1and, situate in Washing.
teH tswnship, Cambria county. adjoining other
tands At defendants aud others, containing Fifty
~eres. more or less, about thirty acres Of which
plaaEhnuss and 5 ia,e bats, now in the occu.
s.paney of Philip, Flenner ? aLaE u
Taken In esecptiep and to he sold st the suit q
Henry D. FtsssS n D. 'MAeehan, samuel 8
Blair and 6amud CIyin.e gql ), s..aaf So,
: ~, ALSOr-An the right. title and interest
q. ". Hamilton. of. in and to q lit Of ground
situate in the Borough Of Johnstown, Cambria
o,aptys on Vine street, adjoining lot Of Evan
Koterts, Esq.. on The west and IN alley on the
east, having thereon erected two story plank
houss, and cafpentss shop, now in the occupancy
Vt @. w. Hamiltpu. n9hN =