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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-01-07

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ShesbyviIle, Tenn
ESTRAYS TAKEN UP.
LIST, Kind of animal is given =. Cd, color.
Sd, description. -. 4th, age. :. 18th, posters
name. 9th, place and time of arrest....
7th, valuation.
LINCOLN COUNTY.


Coio. red color, no marks or brands, blind in
ltte eye. or years old; by A. B. Green,
18th dis, Dec. 2, 1857. Valued at $40.
Steer, swallow fork in each ear, white and
red ears. some red spots, about 4 years old; by
Peter Womack, 2lst dis. Dec. IA, 1857. VAL
ued at So.
Bull ard Heifer, each black. smooth crop off
each ear. and anderbit in the left, about yrs
old, each valued at "a; also, Yearling Steer,
brown, under half crop in right ear, and crop
and split in the left, valued at So; also, ono
other BuA, pale red, no ear marks, valued at So
--by Thos Baxter, Oath dis, Dec IA.
Steer iea'liag, red sides, white back, belly,
and face. smooth crop in each ear. aud swallow
fork in the right; BY James II Bray, Dec a.
Warned at 81 rs.
Steer, red and white, white spot in the form
of heart in his face. crop and slope in the
right ear, and half cropped under-tii in tho
left, about 8 years DID, by VIM. Philpot, in
18th dis, Nov. Is. 1857. Valued at IS.
BEDFORD COUNTY
Horse Mule Cclt, mealy nose, TO othor marks
pereeivahle. by Henry c. Blessing, Sd dis.
Dec IL, 1857. Valued at $50.
MADISON ,coUNTY--ALABAMA. ~
FHey, bay. white spot on right hind foot.
right knee joint enlarged, about 3 years old:
valued at S75--also Horse Mule, black. about
Is months old: valued at SG0--both by John
Seay, IT., Oct. &c, near Prices Big Spring.
Mare Mule, sorrel, marks of gear on both
sides. medium size; by JAS f. II. Bailey, Mad
ison Station, Nov. z. Valued at SIS.
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
1sare Mule, light bay. fore legs crooked.
about s years old; by John B. Coon. 10 miles
north of Winchester. July %. Valued at S65
COFFEE COUNTY.
Mare, sorrel, small star in forehead, hind
feet white, scar on left fore leg. about 10 hands,
8 years: by r. X. Farrell, a few miles east of
Beech Grove. Sept II, 1851. Valued at 500
Horse, roam. left hind foot white, some white
on right hind foot. left es out, has the appear
aree of having the big jaw : hands, 10 years
old; by Niles Stevens, near Hillsborough, Sept
%, 1857. Valued at SO. 1
JACKSON coUSTY--ALABAMA.
Mare Mule. black, blind in right eye, about
Is wears old, II hands; by Allen Austin,
near Bellcfonte, 9th July. 1857. Valued at
GILES COUNTY. at
Mare and Got-the marc bay ,ftar IN her |
forehead saddle marks on back, b'or 6yrs old )
1.-The colt yearling. fax name and tail--by
IN. Patteson, near Pulaski, june 4, 1857, val [
,od at sl25. t
WILLIAMSON COUNTY.
FyHoy, dark iron gray, white spot in face,
IA hands 8 inches high, 2 years old last spring;
~ Sam'l A PriohaTd, 1st civ DIS, Noy. o.
Valued at 800. e ka sieNt
LIMESTONE coUETY--AIABAMh.
I Mare Male, grey. collar marked on shoul- &
iers, no brands perceivable. IA hands, about
2 or IA years; by James w. Goodwin. Sept.
i, 1857. Valued at SIS.
Mare bay. left eye out, no marks or brands,
IS hands, yrs; By James A. Henderson, 8
niles north Of Athens Oct. s. Valued at $40
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TExAs.-A letter from Texas says:

TExAs.-A letter from Texas says:
I'm the eastern part offthe State
they had rains, aud the earth yield-
ed her increase. But the whole Of
western Texas, from the Brzos
to Ell Paso,, has failed now for two
years to make bread. AS conse.
quence, the people are in the midst
of the most deplorable pecaniary
trials. Almost every day | hear Of
persons who are entirely destitute
Of bread, and who live on beef alone
Perhaps this class Of our citizens
may be speedily relieved, as there's
bill before the Legislature for that
purpose zs M
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FAYETFEyILLE
Female Acddemy.
THOMAS L. SAWYER. Principal.
MRS. II. SAWYER. Preeeptress-
GEO. w. SlMONS, Professor OF Music.

lTENHE Trustees of this Institution Sd,
! 4 take pleasure in notifying It's 80
patrons and the public, that it lis NOW ~
in a more flourishiBg condition than A-
it EVER HAS BEEN, and they feel assured that
its Jesnsralez, prosperity unser the present fac
ulty is a fJxED FACT. They reeenniensi s @
parents and guardians of young ladies 10 this
and the adjoining counties. as eqnai n ses, y
respect to Schools Of a similar kind in those
counties. They assure the public that the
same industry, perseverance,, and atte,aticn to
business, that have been exercised by the fac
ulty for the past four years, and have placed
the School in its present position, will be
in future
The Academy is furnished with Outline
Maps. Planetarium, Tellarum, Philosophical
aud Chemical Apparatus, to all of which the
scholars in the studies requiring their use, have
access, and are required to become thoroughly
acquainted with them.
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NO CREDIT!

OWING to the tight times in the e
W money market. necessity forces go
me to sell nothing moro on q credit N.Y.
Dry Goods OF Groceries. ] hope that w
those who see this notice win not ask for ered-
it. / will sell bargains in Dry Goods, Boot
and Shoes and Groceries, for cash. and cash
only. Persons sending orders without the
cash viii not have them filed.
All persons indebted to me on the books of
j. B. Carly. and my own books, are notified
to come forward and settle. by the cash or
note, as want the hooks closed up and out Of
the way. All indebted will profit by paying
attention to this notice, aud coming forward
T. u. CART1.
: Dec. 8. 1857-tf
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LetterS-
The Post-Offlce List of Letters
may be found in another colamn.

HARD TINES IN MINNESOTA. -
Times are so hard in Minnesota that
the people who can get away are emil
grating to other States for the win
Ger. One citizen of Hastings, who
has $4,000 invested in nnincum-
bered real estate, was unable to bor-
row $50 on a mortgage Of the whole
property, and bad to pawn bis watch
in AIilwaukie to pay his hotel fare.
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SuIphS bring Institute

The fourth session commences the
first Monday in February. Without
an exception, this is one Of the best
schools IN the State. It's pleasantly
located in healthy, moral neighbor-
hood, aud the Principal and Assist
ant are amply qualified for the ardu-
GUS duties they have assumed. See
advertisement in another column.
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Aldermen

At an election held last Saturday,
for Aldermen of Fayetteville, the fol-
lowing gentlemen we're chosen: G.
B. Miller c. A. Diemer, James II.
Cobb, James Grizzard, &C. McKin-
ney, Geo. +. Smith, and VIM. II.
Moores. The Board met Saturday
night, and elected Ga,la,d B.. MI
Ter Mayor, CA Diemer Treasurer,
and John Y. Mckinney Recorder.
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Marrb GIutiun
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COUNTY


OF We are authorized to anpoun &c MI
yoisn ~. Nlotlow, candidate for Sherli
of Lincoln county at the March Election, 1893
ar We are authorized to announce Mr.
Wiley M. Alexander, candidate fo
Sheriff of Lincoln county, at lie March
Election, 1858.
nrFWe are authorized to announce n. j.
Cl,iidycss. ISL, candidate for Sheriff OF
Lincoln county, at the March Election. 1858.
cor-xry COURT cIERK--iINcoLN COUNTY.
~ We are authorized to announce Mr..
Paul FuEfc. a candidate for County Court
Clerk of Lincoln county, at the March Elec-
ton, 1853.
ny We are auth orized to announce Mr..
natsteix. Wilmington, candidate for
Comfy Court Clsk of Lincoin county, at the
March Election, 1858.
nr4- We are authorized to announce Mr..
N0rris n.c:ssheFVyeod. candidate for
County Court Clerk of Lincoln county, at the
March Election, 1853.
s7- We are authorized TO announce Col,
A. e. hicks, candidate for County Court
Clerk Of Lincoln county. at the March Elec-
ton, 1858.
TRusTEE--IIYcoLN COUNTY.
NV : are ssnthorized TO announce A. 8.
8s.srsi otpsi, Esq., a candidate for Trustee of
Lincoln county at the March Election. 1893.
ar We are anthorized TO announce WIn.
Need, Esq, candidate for Trustee OF Lin
coin county, at the March Election, 1858.
REsIsTER-LIscoiN COUNTY.
srr-T- we are authorized TO announce Mr.
R. u. C. Tsagiey, a candidate for Register
of Lincoln county. at the March Election, 1858.
or We are authorized to announce >. III.
Megord, Esq, candidate for Register OF
Lincoln county, at the March Election, 1858.
frT We are authorized to announce Mr..
Wv. ID. Want, candidate for Register OF
Lincoln county, at the March Election, 1853.
0- We are authorized TO announce Mr..
Hiram Phillips, candidate for Register !
of LINCOLN county, at the March Election, 1858
n&We are authorized TO announce Mr..
Peter Cumming liasm jr., candidate Tor
Register Of Lincoln county, at the March
Election. 1853. :.
~ We are authorized to announce Mr.. !
yohn Z. EIsEridge, candidate for Reg
lister of Lincoln county, at the March Elec- |
lion. 1853.
NJ We are authorized to announce MIR. |
A. T.. Hing, candidate for Register OF
Lincoln county, at the March Election, 1858.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-01-07

We claim New Years present
from each of our patrons-a new sub
scriber from each one is what we ask.
Win yousend them in, friends? Each
of our present readers could secure
another for our List with but little
trouble. Try it, will you? We in
tend to make the Obs~rer for 1858
better than it has ever been.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-01-07

There is nov bat one passenger
train per day on.the Nashville and
Chattanooga Rsilroad, leaving the
former city Is minutes after 2 r.
III. and connecting with the trains
on the III. & G. r. r. at Stevenson.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-01-07

Railfoad iron has greatly depreci-
ated in value during the last twelve
months. An article which less than
a year ago brought $40 per ton, can
now be bought for $40; a fsll OF
nearly foriy-tbree per cent on the
ton.
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s11EREFF's SALE.

DY virtue Of writ of venditioni exponas,
EB issued by the Clerk of the Circuit Cour
of Lincoln county, Tennessee. and to me di-
rected, | will expose To sale TO the highest bid
der, for cash, at the courthouse door in the
town Of Fayetteville. ON saturday. tie
Ssh day OF january, 1865. all the
right. title, claim and interest that William b.
RowelI has in and to one eighth part of tract
of LAND in Lincoln county, Tennessee. in
District No. 16, and bounded as follows:-On
the East by g. j. Bland, on the North by A.
p. Hays. on the South by Harrison Blair, and
on the West by Jesse Leatherwcod. Levied
on by james Pinkerten. constable of Lin
coin county, at thesuit Of w. & A. South
worth.
MOSES CRUISE, Sheriff.
Dnc- 6 l257--I4f-S4l
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Mail Hack Line.

'THE subscribers are rum SzTsz;Ess'sl
= ming regular HACKS, for passengers. from
Fayetteville to Skelbyville and Huntsville.
Leave Fayetteville. each way. early every
Monday, "Wednesday, and Friday-returning.
leave Huntsville and SEelbyvills every Tues
aav. Thursday and eatar'.sy. The lines are
we'll supplied with good horses, and sornforta-
bic CONFERENCE.-THE as good roads as there
are inthe country. Fare: osaiy Two Doll
lars. BENZ. J. CHAFIN.
Aus. 27. 1867. TH0S. @. THOMPSON.
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f.YAa4aEuM
KANSAS.

ST.. LOUIS, Dec. 23.-The st. Louis
Democrat says that the Kansas Leg
tislature has passed an act repeating
the law authorizing a constitutional
Convention. The Militia Law pass
ed over Stanton's veto. Lane has
been appointed Msjor-General; also,
EIGHT brigadiers, an adjutant and a
full military organization.
ST.. Louis, Dec. pa Kansas
letter to the Democrat says that on
the evening of the 10th a battle oc-
Cured at Fort Scott, between the pro-
slavery and free State men. Five of
the former we're killed, among whom
were Messrs. Blake and Little, men,
bers of the Lecompton conventlon.-
Several wounded on both Sides
Twenty-Five State men were taken
prisoners and confined at the fort.--
The MissouIians are assembled in a
strong force ON the border and more
fighting is apprehended.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 28.-Kansas adj
vices to the Republican say that
the State Constitution with slavery
is carried by a large majority.
1t is reported that q large body of
men have gone to Lecompton to seize |
the Territorial arms.
A letter, dated Lawrence 2lst,
says that Lane has gone to Fort Scott
With the ave wed intention to destroy
he place and exterminate the pro-
slavery settlers and carry war into
Missouri. i
Denver has assumed the Governor
hip Of the Territory.
Nothing authentic from Fort Scott.
ST. LOUIS. Dec. 29.-The Re-
'ublican has letters stating that the
lawrence Convention on the 23d !
'ill decide whether to 60 into the /
anuary election for State officers
Iany are in favor Of this course as
ne means of crushing the State gov :
Stanton is mentioned for c
Governor.
ST.. LOUIS, Dec. 3d. Kansas adj =
ices, of the oath, say that civil war
] raging in Bourbon county. Sew :
raj conflicts have occurred between u
le pro-slayery and anti-slavery par . .
es. A number Of prisoners were k
ken on both sides,
The United States Marshal, with :
force Of eighty men, demanded the s
lrrendsr of the free State party sa
was answered by volley Of mus &
ct balls. The fire was returned, m
Il the fight lasted an hour, The !, :
'o-slavery men finally retreated, o;
It'll a loss Of one killed, and two :
oltally wounded. The Marshal is
Injured. r :
Lane is cntrenched at Sugar
found, determined to fight if the
sgcons attack him. do
A battle is regarded as inevitable. an
xciting debates in the Lawrence ba
onvention, Speeches are radically b.
volutionary. =
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 30.-We have
,avenworth dates to the 25th. Lea Isl
nwcrth 23S for and 9 against Slave
Great excitement. Many Mis-
urians were present; some who took
tn that they were Inhabitants Of
etenitory have been ARE sted. Judge LET
compton issued writs of habeas 10
rpusx for their release. ss rec
Calhoun was. burned in effigy and Pc
Y Moore was shot in the leg. 1t is =
mored that Denver issued orders eae
thn arrest nf Lane. Old
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Dissolution

Dissolution
The firm Of Need. Carer q
Fleming is dissolved, and those in
de bted are notified to pay up. The
house will in future be conducted by
Neeld 8. Fleming, who will take par
ticular care to please all customers
Give them call.
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Very Good

We entered the names Of thirteen
new subscribers last Monday. That is
cheering land yet there is room
for more. TIE priceis only t'eO dol
lars a year, and when the size of the
paper is taken into consideration, the
amount of reading given, etc., the
Observer is the cheapest Newspaper
ever published in Lincoln.
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They have short way Of settling
affairs in Iowa. Hiram Roberts, no.
torieus as the leader of q bard .of
horse thieves and counterfsiten. was
recently taken BY Vigilance COM
mittee Of the county tsied, and ham
ged the next day. I ss.. I.
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Charity academy

Charity Academy-
This is the name Of new institu-
ton in this county. which commenc-
ed its first session on the first Mon
day in this month. under the superin-
tendence of Prof II. Ii. Harris and
his accomplis he'd lady. We are sat
isfied that the school will be all that
its friends could wish It to be. See
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DEATHS.
DIED..

In this county, Wednesday, 23d ult., of in
fammation of the brain, CHARITY r., youngest
daughter Of Esq. John A. aud Sarah Moore.
aged ID years months and Is days.
In this place, Friday. 1st inst, Of typhoid
fever, Miss ELIZABETH Rowe, aged about so
years.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-01-07

Marriages
There we're enc hundred and
eighty-one marriages in this county
last year. The beauty, intelligence,
and superior domestic qualities Of the
ladies of Lincoln are irresistible.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-01-07

WAxAHAcHIR, Ellis Co., Texas,
December 6, 1857.
Mr.. N. O. WALLAce:-A turnip
raised by Lee Smith in this place,
that measured 33 inches in circum-
ference, eleven inches in diameter,
and weighed 81 pounds. Hard to
to take down. s.
J. E. SMITH. .
Pretty we'll done for Texas, say we
almost as large as Lincolncan raise.
But the mode Of cultivation, we ven
ture, had as much to do with the large
growth as the soil-and that was man
aged by a Lincoln county farmer
Hurrah for Lincoln
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MARRIAGES.
MARRIED.

In this county, Thursday. oath uit,, by John
I. Gordon, Esq, Mr.. ISAAC WLLlAMso IN and
Miss RHoDA A. OLDHAM.
In this county, Thursday. Sd uit.. BY VIM.
r. Waggoner, Esq, MIR pATRIcK RAY and Miss
DIcEY EVANS. - -
In this county. Mr.. JEREMIAH PRINCE and
Miss MARY A. RoLIN. T
In this county. Tuesday, 2od ult, BY VIM
r. Martin, Esq. Mr.. STEPHEN G. SroyALL and
Miss SARAH A. SANDERsoN.
In this county, Thursday, Slst ult.. by VIM
r. w Egoner. Esq. Mr HENRY A. WAeeoNER
and Miss EMELiNg TICKER. -.
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County Court--
Last Monday County Court met
and organized under the new law, by
electing Robert Erquh@son, Esq,
Chairman, and Felir Motlow and
Be,y. r. Clark, Esqs ,QuorumJ Justices.
The lax remains as heretofore, except
for bridges, which was altered TO 5
cents on each 500, and 10 cents on
each poll. TAos. L. Sawyer was
elected School Commissioner.
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f.T Advertisemertsmnstb be handed intothe
Office BY Tuesday Morning, to insure anappear-
ance in the following Paper.
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Fair WGrninc!

A Ii those indebted to the firm Of RUS
"A SELL & VANCE. are requested TO call
at the Drugstore of Dienaer d Hampton, and
make payment without delay. All who fail
to attend to this notice by the Z 5fh Of Ian
AIRY next, will be sued indiscriminately, and
specie demanded from the same.
VANCE + HAMPTON.
dec IL 1957--td
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ngA Request Easily Granted. -,

orPerscns purchasing articles advertised in
epr co,utans, will confera favor by mentioning
that they saw the advertisement in the
FAyErTEvfLLE OBsERvER11
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Gbr Markrts- -Iatsgt Dates

New Orleans, La
Cotton sales $500 bales. Prices the sams
Decreasein receipts at this port 776 700 bales
Decrease at all ports 423' 600 bales. Stock
81, 500 bales. Flour 81 20 Holders asking
more. Corn So; Mess pork $4,000 sl3. so;
Lard lower, other articles unchanged.
Cincinnati, Gl,io--
Flour SO 5o@S3 10; Whisky l4lss; Hogs
81 60@S4 IS; Provisions dull, mess Pork
nominal $l3 90; Lard nominal; Money very
tight.
Louisville, Ky
Flour we continue 10 quote at SO 3T@S4.
Nothing doing IN grain.
In provisions, sale of l25 bbls mess pork
city packed. at Sl3 so.
Sales of IL hhds tobacco at So 6Oa3
65, at 81 o5@sa IS, at s59594, 4 at 50
40, and at So
New York, N. Y
The hourlnarket is very dull and prices are
nnchanged-sa of Coo Ibis AT 81 25@s4
20 for common to medium super6ne State, 81
ZO@ 81 10 Tor, superfine Western, the mar
ket closing with a downward tendency.
Pork market is less active, it'll sales of $50
etis"s SrAc cONS Az iOI OfQ new mess,
$685. for prime, S15 for new prime mess
SIT 31s @Sl7 so for clear. Bulk beef
sales of l4o bbls at IS 1896 so for country
prime, 5000 20 for country mess, Slo@Sl2
80 for repacked mess, and Sl3@l4 for extra
mess. Dressed hogs are selling to a fair ex-
tent at 7@74o. Lard dull-sales of 1877
bbls at Ss54 @s15c, and small parcels sold at
935@9h.
Tenn
Since our last there has been no change in
Grocery or produce market Stock of groce- |
ries on hand sufficiently large for the season.
Wheat-rather dull at former quotations.
Pork--Nearly all sold or engaged at SC. |
decline is spoken of below, but none here.
Dur three slaughtering houses are in full blast, /
and the list of killed and wounded at each /
battle, will compare favorably with other
points. Ssnce our last four car loads of hogs
have been shipped from our depot.
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NWD,MNGAz..

4 IL persons indebted to the estate -ol
IN Thomas IL. McGaugh, deceased, are
hereby potifed to come forward and make set
Element with the undersigned, on or before
the 18th day Of January next. or
they will find their claims in the hands Of an
II. S. wOODARD, Admir-.
Dec. "a, .ls57--st.*
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Seven o. the Minnesota newspa-
pers have suspended, owing to the
financial pressure.
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nArAdgertisements are inserted inthe or
der in which they are handed IN.
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sAERIFF's SALE.


EQY virtue Of a writ of venditioni exponas
~ issued by the Clerk of the Circuit. Court
OF Lincoln county, Tennessee, and to me di-
recteds viii expose to sale, to the highest
bidder, for cash, at the court-heslse door in
the town of Fayetteville, on Saturday.
the 9th day OF january, 1858, all
the right, title. claim and interest that Daniel
r. Freeman hasin and to certain LOT OF
LAND IN Lincoln county, Tennessee, IN Dis
trict No. 10. on Elk Ridge, bounded as follows,
beginning at stake in. Harkinss llre, gun
ming North 81 poles with hisline TO stake.
thence north 81 East, running feet south of
the mill house IL poles to. stake in the turn.
pike road, thence South 39o East S14 poles to
a stake in the read. thence S. A., West II
poles to stake, thence South 81 East 10 poles
to beech near spring, thonce South 60 West.
poles to the beginning. Levied on BY James
CT Harrison. a Deputy Sheriff of Lincoln
county, at the ssitof Thomas Glidewell.
MOSES CRUISE, Sheriff
Dec. 8. 1657--l 4t-S4l &c
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MGDEMgEs

I'm fhe 95iEa day Of Jasauary next.
" will sell to the highest bidaer-by or
der of the County Court of Lincoln county, at
its November term. le57--on the premises.
on credit OF twelve months. TRACT OF
LAND known as the Aaron McDougal tract,
Preserving the widows eower) and containing
bv estimation eighty-three acres and eight y
poles. -,
The purchaser win 30 required to give bond
and good securiS--also, a lien retained upon
the Land until tie purchase money is paic.
NORRIS LEATHERW00D, Clerk.
Dec. 10, ls51-[td-S5 GOT