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Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-04-01

FIPrY KuMBEhs. Hereafter our
subscribers. will receive only HW
numbers Of the Citizen for vol
|nme, instead Of .ffty-t,c0, as hereto
fore. = Pulaski Citizen, e .a,s
We are glad to see our contem-
|poraries Of the weekly press, adopt
ing the above rule. We think so
aulnbers should constitute volume.
The two extra weeks in the year are
needed.--one for the Holidays, the
other to 'scatch up" in, if an accident
should hapfen.-- Winchester Home
Journal. 4 ri
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-04-01
LINCOLN COUNTY. .

!.
Steer and Heifer-the Steer, red color, white
face, and muly, crop and slit in the right ear
and overslope insthe left, about 80 years old
valued at 80; the sHeifer, muly, white color
some black about its head, crop>and slit in tbs
right ear and two under-bits in the left, about
2 years old, valued at S4-both by C. NJ. Beard
in 2lst dis, Jan. %. 1853.
BEDFORD COUNTY.
IZ0,se Male Colt, mealy nose, no other marks
perceivabe, by Henry c. blessing, 81 dis
Dec. IL. 1857. Valued at 500.
MADISON ooUNTY--ALABAMA,
Horse and Muls--the Horse bright bay,
about IL hands high, 5 years old, short tail
and nicked. Valued at 1925; the Mule a
dark brown, about 6 years old, about Is hands
high, Scared with gear, and valued at 500.
Both by John latheock, 3i4 miles Southwest
of New Market, on the huntsville Road, Jan.
80, 1858.
FRANKLIN COUNTY. 4l
Horse Nale, sorrel, white spots on either
side of his back, 5 or 20 years old; by Madi-
son Williams, 18th dis Feb. 20, 1853. Vail
ued at Sl0.
JACKSON coUNTY--ALABANA.
Mare, dark bay, some saddle marks. black
name, tail aud legs, bare footed. about IA
hands, about years old; by William Euske, 3
miles north of Trenton, Feb. s, 1858. VAL
ued at $50. r as
GILES COUNTY.
Mare and Colt--the mare hay. star in her
forehead, saddle marks on back. 8 or yrs old
the colt yearling. tax name and taii--by
]. Y. P,.tteson, near Pulaski, ] une 4, 1857, val
ued at Sl25.
wILLIAsoN COUNTY.
= FT1ey, dark iron ,gray, white spot in face,
IA hands inches high, 2 years old last spring;
by Sam'l A. Prichard, LIST civ dis, Nov o.
Valued at 800.
LIMESTONE COUNTY--ALABAMA.
Mare, bay. left eye out, no marks or brands,
Is hands, 0 yrs; BY James A. Henderson. 8
miles north of Athens, Oct 8. Valued at $40
COFFEE COUNTY.
Horse, loan, left hind foot white, some white
on right hind foot, left e. e out, has the appear
arce Of having the big jaw, IA hands, 10 years
old; by Niles Stevens, near Hillsborough, Sept
%, 1857. Valued at $40.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-04-01

RIDING ON RAIL - A young man
was ridden on rail recently, at
Madison, Mo,, for having married a
most worthy and intelligent orphan
gi1l, who had some property, and
then DESERVING her in the most shame
full manner, after spending her prop
perry. The Job was done principally
by bis former acquaintance and as
sociates, aa.'i'''
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-04-01

PRacrIcAL CHRlsrIANIrY.--The
Young Mems Christian Association
Of Pittsburg has distributed Is, Ooo
bushels Of coal to tho poor, without
apy references to sect, class or nation,
Il supplied, IN one day, forty lam
lies With fuel to keep them conaior'
table a month. Nearly 5000 per
sons have been kept comfortable do
ring the winter through the effort.
Of this society. Tbis is practical
christianity,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-04-01
Ga RnlAoES.
MARRIED.

In this county, by David S Patterson Esq.
Mr.. PsEsLy Il. JonNsoS and Miss MARTHA j !.
PAYsINGER. ~
In this county. by Rev. Mr.. Tillery, Mr.
Francis M. GATLiN and Miss MARTHA Ill.
NELSON. A
In this county, Tuesday, 23d ult., by Rev.
r. b. McGaugh, Mr.. JoHN =. DoaICK and
Miss MARTHA JANE JENNINGS,
In this county. Thursday, 25th ult., by Rev.
j. w. Holman, DIR. Z. Y. SALMoN and Miss
HAkRiET G. TAYLOR.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-04-01

If names afford any indication Of
the propensities Of their owners
there must be some regular fire-eat-
ers in Cincinnati, for the following
are said to be in the directory OF
that city.--M essrs. Gnnn, Cannon,
Pistol Fusee. Shutes, Built, Shot,
Musket, and r. Tillory. Z ssE
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-04-01
Don't Forget

DttH " o.
We have several subscribers, out
side of Lincoln county, who are in-
debted to us for subscription to the
Observer. We are now making out
and sending them their accounts
We shall wait long enough to receive
an answer; and then if we do not hear
from them in the way of money, we
shall stop the paper to their address,
and forward their accounts to an offi-
Ger for collection. We wish it dis
tinctly understood, that SO far as nom
resident subscribers are concerned,
we do a cash business; and the o.
serper will be regularly discontinued
to all persons outside of Lincoln
county at the expiration of the time
paid for. From this rule there will
be no deviation.
ssg- And when We are compelled
to take judgment, or be qualified to
an account against an estate, the bill
will be made out for the full credit
price.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-04-01
cnANcEHY SALE OF SLAVES.

I'm pursuance Of decree Of the Chancery
II Court for Lincoln county, Tennessee, made
at the February term, 1853. Of said Court, in
the case Of John S. Fulton and Others VS..
James NJ. Davidson and wife aud others,
will, on HIomday, the Sd day 81 NAV
next, ct being the first Monday in said
month) offer for sale at pubic auction to the
highest bidder, on credit OF twelve months,
at the -c6urt-houss in Fayetteville, Tennessee,
THREE NEGRO SLAVES, to-wit:. Sarah,
aged about II years; Fena, aged about AZ
wears; and Margaret, aged a5out 20 years
belonging to the estate Of James Fulton, dec
Bond with good and sufficient securities VII
be required of the purchasers, and lien re-
tanned until the purchase money Is paid.
T. FARQUHARS0N,
| March 20, 1e58-tds Ch d III.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-04-01
New Goods

Need g. Fleming, west side of the
Square, are just in receipt Of a SUI
perb stock Of gentlemen's Goods for
Spring and Summer wear, to which the
attention of purchasers is invited
They have, too, superior assortment
of ready-made Clothing for boys--an
item in the apparel trade for WHICH
much inquiry has been heard. Per-
sons in search of a first-class Clothing
Store, should by all means give
Nteld 8. Fleming an early call,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-04-01
The New Month

April comes in With a 'shlnlng
morning face" The sky, relieved Of
its dropsy, has got thoroughly blue,
and the sun looks henignantly on the
efestiral Of fools. . Let us hope that
the goddess Of the upper.aqueous re-
gion has become appeased, and that
the muzzles Of her spouts are for the
present sealed.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-04-01

The Rev. Mr.. Halpiue, Of Boston,
has been committed to Jail there, for
stealing IS5 books from the Office Of
Cyrus Stone, CornhiiI.a It appears
that he is the victim Of hereditary
insanity, and be is 10 Be sent to the
Insane Asylum
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-04-01
Pictures

Mr.. Joel e. Harrison has taken
the rooms formerly occupied by Mr..
E. b. Teylor, south side of the
Square, and is prepared to take like
nesses in superior style. Go and
see him. - 80 II y
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-04-01

Some men are very hard to please.
If they buy yard Of goods Of you,
they expect you to throw 10 box
Of buttons, a spool Of thread, aud 2
pair Of scissors to cut the goods. II
they subscribe for paper you must
insert everything they want printed.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-04-01
Legislative

AC6HSfsO $3.50
The Legislature, just adjourned,
passed a bill extending the corporate
limits Of Fayetteville, and organizing
a Mayors Court in this place. The
Court will have power to fine and i'm
prison all persons who may disturb
the peace of tho community, by
cursing, swearing. fighting, or other
improper oltbursts, in the corporation
land we are authorized in saying
that that authority will be exercised.
Look out, ye who are prone to exhib.
it your vocal and pugilistic qualities !
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-04-01
The North and the South.

/ Tba editor nf fhe Richmond Tx.
8 m;ner~a calm and dispassiopate OBJ.
sarye, wbo has recentlvbean soiourn.
=; i a. W " saws that the IL
8 sl;ns bstweeo The slave holding and
si.ao hold;ng sections of' tho
I !. swb;rb hss heen. rsnidlv n.
o,aa So or l,ta wears "a .nnarent n
tho has,;uo towards each other .of
tt,,o r,sasn,,hsrs fynmtho v,r;o,,s sections
tn p anrssentat;ve. &c The several
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-04-01
EsTRAYs TAKEN UP.

LIST, Kind of animal is given. :. /. I'D, color.
Sd, description. .. 4th, age. 9Th, posters
name. :. 9Th. place and time of arrest. -.
7th, valuation.
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Bargain, Bargain /!
Z Land for Sale. -

.EIRST-RATE stock farm for sale; 8,
E Distillery and Hogs for sale; Ga sssssS
miles north Of Fayetteville on the wa -
tiers OF Cane Creek. Any gentleman wishing
to buy, viii do,weil to cali, and loeksat the
place Il joins Charley Patton: ESQ acres.
viii sell the above on good terms.
JOHN MARCH.
March Is. 1e5s-6m,
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-04-01


CiuciraatE, 0hi0--
Mess Pork held at SIG; Bulk Sides held al
Sc: Shouliers5l; Lard9s Ia az Bacon 6l@Ss
Flour COOS 20; Whisky III.
New OrEeans. Ess--
Cotton--Sales - 5000, stiff, 11@l1h -.
Sugar 6@62{ls.. Red wheatSt. Mess Pork
sl7. !. Sterling 3 x "a 3d.. Premium. New
York, 25... !. Cotton advanced g. upland mid
ding l2T6 holders demand more. Flour
and wheat firm ....C Corn very dull. s.
Prime Pork IS GOO Ii o.. Bacon e3@S5
:. :. Hams 6ts @6S -. Tallow lo4 l0i9 -.
Lard 9Balot. Sugar good demand -.
o6liee quiet.
sIsessyviilc, Tenn
Business isquits active and continues to i'm
prove. M ie
The supply OF Groceries is ample, and pri-
ees unchanged, except in Sugar. We quote,
Sugar--By the Dbl, s@ Zoe; by the hid. 7
90. 1
Coffee--13@l5, according to quality and
quantity.
Molssses-In bbl. and half Dbl. 4o@45;
retail soc. g
Bacon Market tolerably active--receipts
pretty large. The ruling figure is 74-and
evtra lot commands Sc. 1
Lard-814 csc. .o
Seeds--clover seed 81 50@5 per bushel;
Blue Grass stripped 1875 PER h.,
Wheat-The demand Is increasing at former
quotations white 6o@7o; red 5o@60c.
Flour--$2 25@2 So
Cotton--7al01ac.
Tobacco-Leaf, 3@5c II ID.
Nails--5@6c.
Whisky--25 1906. by the bill.
Star Candles--By the box, 23@25c.
Tallow Gandles--l39 l5c.
Rics-7@7se.
Feathers--25c per ID.
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Money! Money!

n NOW notify al those that are 49,,
4 indebted to me by note or ae- a.
count. to come forward and make &
payment between this and the firsf BEoE-
day i'm April. All these who shall. fail te
make payment By that time, viii have to set
tie with an officer, as am deteruahed 60 pus
cut all of my unpaid notes and accounts q,
the first Monday in April. ] have given good
time and fair warning Hoping you viii pay
me by thai time, ] am yours truly. laff
March Is. 3 TIIOS. C. GOODRICH.
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-04-01

= Atr dvortisementsmustb be handedintothe
eNiee by Tuesday, iforning, to insure an appear
snce in the following Paper.
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Reauiifnl LikeneSSeS

of themselves or friends, or to see Specimens,
are invited to call. Rooms open at all hours.
Having had years experience in the picture
line, he fiatters himself that he is able TO
please the most fastidious. Come one and all
and catch the shadow ere the substance fades,
and get good picture put up in neat case, fer
One Dollar. April /, 1858-tf
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1858-04-01

WERM0NT viii serve mares at a.
' the residence of sir. Ed Thom- H2A
ison.. miles north-o 9syettevills. Tenn, on
the Shelbyville Turnpike. for SO the season.
PAYABLE at the expiraticn thereof, with the
privilege of sending Mare ssainthe ensuing sea-
son Should she prove not in foal. Tbs season
will commenceon the 10th day Of March and
end on the 10Th day of July. Fifty Gents to
the Groom for each mare. VOLATILITY is as
sumed for accidents or escapes. but every pre-
caution win be taken 10 prevent their oc-
c1,rranee $3.50 l. L.
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rTAiveFtisements are inserted IN the or
dss u which they gre handed IN.
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DgSgRHPTa0W,

In Vermont is found united the blood OF
the most popular and Distinguished Roadsters
in the world, as be is what IS termed cross
of the Mergan and Black Hawk stock. He
possesses uncommon bone aud power, is per
fectly symmetriealin. his form. amiable and
quiet in his temper, and moves in harness with
Surprising style and grace. He is d beautiful
color. without white. excepting small SPOT in
the forehead. Asan evidence Of this horses
standing. he is admired aud patronized by the
best horsemen in North Alabama.
.s. - =. WM. N. BRANDON.
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NM OULD respectfully announce to -
w the citizens of FAYETTEVILLE -
and the surrounding country. that he -
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PICTURE @ALLIRY

at the stand formerly occupied by 4. b..
TAYLOR, on the South side Of the Square,
middle door of the large brick building, third
story. All those wishing to obtain
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YER II.

March IS. 1s5s-6m.
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}. K. CURREY,
Funeral Undertaken

An prepared 70 furnish COFFiNS OF every tescrp puon,
om the due gass~t 10 the psiuest Servants Conn,
Eether With everything necessary Funerals. All orders
e al my Wareropms, Desderck street, door the
Up and-yp Livery stable, between Cherry and summer
Streets Will receive prompt attention bOtu DAY and night
II Furniture a kinds repaired and made order in
IgtFts h. RTyEF
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MEDICAL.
HIST ARRTVFD.


10 D0Z. BALM OF THOUSAND Flow
10 Frs just received BY Express direct from the pro.
prietors. For sale at 50 cents per bottle
maya J. g. BROWN, IS College street
ENESHIEG TACELE.-A large stock selected BY
~ one OF the iirm, consisting Of Genuine Limerick
hOOEs, plain and Snoods also, Aberdeen, Gravel
leen and Common Limerick Hooks splendid assortment
Of Lines Gable Laid Silk and Sea Gsss Spun and Plated
Silk; AinnoW Seines ls by 4 Floats of every variety
Reels JOintsd Rods Clearing Rings, Fly Hooks &c., &c.
In Short can supply those who appreciate hns Tackle
with almost every thing they nay need for the successful
ros5outlOn OF this useful calling.
ies 10. @. BROWE, As College ct.
GNOD-LIVER OILS Gro. genuine UOd-IAVsr Oil
~ just received from Rushton, CLARK q Oo's, BY
jeS 10. G. BROWN, 48 College Bt.
7 EECH ES.-I,O 900 Swedish Leeches on hand and for
II sale by 10. G. BROWN, 43 College st.
DURE MANONGAHELA WHISKH.-5 bbls
Of the Bbove just received Of prime quality sold to
Jss 10. G. BROWN, 48 College ST.
CTONE WARE.-2,5OO pieces Stone Ware, consist
y ing Of Jars, Churns Jugs Milk Pans Butter Greeks
&C. Of every size, Just resolved.
jes 10. G. BROWN, 48 College Ct
DORTER AND SCOTCH ALE.-ConsanlyO on
i hand, Barclay Perkins & Co.'S celebrated London
Porter and Mems Scotch ale.
ie9 10. G. BROWN, 48 Collsgest
DEARL STARCH,-25 boxes Of very superior
4 article Of Starch, just received by
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LUMHERl LUMRERI

T'HE undersigned extensively engaged in the LumUs
business and respectfully solicit orders Ruiders
aud o-hers needing any thlng our line. They
sle 0es JedGT forests Wilson county, pared &C
furnish any kind Lumber either Cedar other timber
. Their Depot be- 81 the Nashville Lumber Yard.
Orders Tor Lumber may addressed the undersigned
Glaaesyts, Wilson Co.. Tenn, or with Br. UAHDEN al
. Depot. KIRKPATRICK. uEENNUN a. SIMMONS
ul7-'5--dIy. hIEhPA THICK q GLASS.
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THAT Valuable Farm on which the undefsgned nave fss'
oed FOR the last Ten years, s. sale y 5s h he
of I1eE river in the county Coffee, eight miles rom ni
chester and seven miles from Iuauoma aua l9uf Ml.ss
from Normandy TIE tract contain seven huhored ana ul
Iess Of rt rts farming land lt was iDrsly hGoHn a.
ne aysor Mace on this farm are lWo eomiorta1ie resi-
jtb eeesry out houses, barns, cribs md stab ies
m he bssf qualr: two young orchards OF cnoce iru
800 sring yValsr in Ebundance and stock water plenty
grb I'd rersnt sections Of said farm. The SOL o.
f Is equal % any for crUps, either for sran or grass
md bolh united They viii be sold separately or together
- 7-ebasers OF The best stock farms in he
a. sizs As Jhoss wishing 70 buy would, OF course,
wish 10 view premises before purchasing further de-
pon s deemed unnecessary, but all invited % call
fag95-sm HODGg & RAMSEY.
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HODGE RAMSEY.
Rennual-

HE Produce house Of NchOl g. Green have removed IRON
College Street, the old stand formerly oecupied oy
Messr5 Norris straon, No I2, Corner Of Market and
CLARK Street, where they will continue The Produce Cou-
mission aud Storage business under the name and Style Of
Nchol Green Co.
E Liberal cash advances made on coDsgnnenN ol soun
Try Pr1cuc7.
, We paying 81 all times the raarEet Pneo 'of Do
con, Lard, Feathers, GintenE, beesHlNs &c 90. ,.,
a- AI orders, accompanied b. the caehS ltl3G "A--
aJps4s "a De- patch AZ mOdaraIs commission oy
Ia07-tf NlCHOL, GkEhN & Co
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N0TTEE

Is pursunnce Of decree Tho County Cour Of GFuudy
Couuty made a. its JanuaFy term, Iss in The Of =
e.. Garrston ais Byron Wilson and Others, shall
proceed 90 se public sale the highest bidder Jhe
premises, saturday, The 2uh of February, 1873,
valuable tract o. andthe land c0Hainiug
tted The M0uutan I0rk Of Hiekory Greek, the
mouth OF dubbards Cove. tie Hs road, bounded
Euuuu the william Wilson, (deceassd tract Of land,
which the deccasad owned the death. III
laud i be sold, isoL le Widows dover, credit
0f and years except 500 ncssh IN hand paid
and aupr0F1d seCuTny will be required pureaaser aud
lieu aimed the land until lns purchase money paid.
This 9th day OF January 1855. p. TlPTON,
Jan IJ-W4t prs 8 O. County Court CLERK.
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CTCUIt Court, Jan \ IeJ5.
Juliet =. Ram0O elias r Ram0O-PsIiOu foTa Divorce
4 appearing Clerk, Great Court Coffee
county, ron tBe petition OF hs Complainant that the
defendant, Eias f. EambOs resident Cf The szIs
Tennessee that She ordinary process Of tue Law
nOI be served upon hm, SIS therefore ordered
CLERK OF said Court that Publication Be made IN hs Nash
lie Union ana American, ueWs1al ef Fulusheu NJ the
cy Of AzebvIs N the state Of tennessee, sue
weeks requiring said NONRESIDENT defendant, TO
appear uf the Circuit Court for said county
held the house, In tue Manchester, 90
the fourth MONDAY February theu there plead,
aeu8T, said psIIlI9u viii be TAX
for roui5ssUg- &. C.. BREWER,
ian g-w Vrsfes IS. Clerk
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~ ChAnGER1 AI GAlA ssR95O'.

Thomas Draper Ufiah A. Brown, 5ama Fl Lee, FL.
Il. McClendOn and Travis d. Draper. Injunction Bali.
N motion Of complainant By his sOheLoF and o appear
- Ing she satsiact0n OF the Clerk q Master from
alezaJon in COmpainaul's Oil, which BY him,
detsnd1nIs, Travis ID. Draper b. h CCon-
dom residents Of the Sate OF Tennessee -
ordered thai publication be made, for four
cessiVe wssks, in the Ualon ana Anauean q Newspaper
published IN lhe Cig Of AashFile aa1essss requiring
SAID resident daisndanid slrsr "a neri On %
a. the CQ1it HQHfa - ~ is il hi ,aiJ lass men
s8ms VII Be- taEen Cor e0ufosssd A. ~ 80 olls
down Tor nearing eE parts a. 70 thom- '' lsi
ian s-prs fee a r.eei -.
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MORRIS g. STRATTON,
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
10! for the W est.
ARARE CHANCE.

FARN FOR SALE. containing 2os scres $50 Ul iiriei
a rolling prairie, ard Ss acres OF he pest "he oGh aL'
bar 1ut timber under fence and uCuIllYEuuns
I0 acre of th land Tas year raised I2 bushels of corn "a
tba acre Land -ua.el uu miles from AgUkUkloHh, q, dTtc
vet on the main road for Oh travel ueyeriauE sprIn
on the land. For particulars apply 70 BILLS q MOORE
Market street, south of Broad
H-rg-
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N CHzNCEEY an LaFA4ErIE, TENt
Injuuenou BiuGs.

Michael Uudar and Jacob uhla
~ TaDpsaFnF sztaiact0n % the CLERK g. Master i71
ne siaiement f. Compsinants Bill th8 aoogs c4asar
ft being sW0ru to- that defendant jacob Uha non
de1t Of state OF tennessee, that She ordinary F
81 Law oafn0t be ssErsd upon him Ane 1n ma-'a "a
DompaiuaRs COuDcii u i5 ordered og the Alert q l--
and entered upon me rules 10 the Masters once % -
the first Monday In Dec 1881, that paolcallh 'a t'
In the Union and Amercan. neWspapef P1ll7lal =
Vile Tena., fer four Wseka in succassi1ni con
Vh appeur, The Court Honaa d. ne -1Hl OF l-t
on the arsl nonday 10 February iS5s and p-elai &
dsmur. 20 conn uIauants hi al aigdgment VII ie -e. l
confessed as him and he se. of ae-iii % f
lnls ''h oaJ ol A''''-'''' - IsaN CLAIBORNE
UfsrE q Master
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IN CHAECERY AT LEWISBUBG
NOVFVRFP rifles 1877


spasErng the actoa OF the CLERK and Master,
from ths allegations 10 cOnPtnaHJs oil, LnaL Jhe defen
uanL - ROssOH, nonresident Of The State OF Iennes
that ths ordinary process OF law cannot be served
upon her: It's therefore ordered thaL publication be made
H. the Nashville uIUu and American, published
the eit Nashville ana Szls uf tennessee, for tOur
Weeksn succession requiring The said FOssOn appear
tls Of the DhanUey Court % be holden IN the
Of LeWlsburg The LIST sdLesday ale The Sd Mon
day IN February next, aud plead, answer dsmur 90
FsiHauts biii the viii taken confessed and
Tor hearing paue true copy TINS 24lh December,
1857.
R-K. KERCHEVAL, Clerk and Master.
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