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aud nineteen hours with q pistol ball lodged IN
ne lcft vsrticle Of his heart.
The Syracuse Journal says the celebrated lee
turs on 'Fashioh," BY Lola Montez. was stolen
bodily from the Mirror OF Grsces, published 10
lslN
Jne jacobs bas been sentenced 10 the Penitenti.
cry, from ehenaudoah Co., Va, Tor . term OF Is
months, for theft. yss,ss -Ssea
In Nsv Oslsans man Was nued Twenty-Five dol
lays lnr bsatiug slave man and attempting to
paa throssh . faaersi procession Of coaored per-
soos.-l1atse stM
Dr. Daniel Green, Surgeon OF the U. =. frgate
Niagasa, during her lase voyage. has returned TO
Me kens, In Calpspper county, Va, In excellent
health.
MAYOR s~sau. Of Baltimore. announces, that if
The Oesvsntion Of the American partyin that city,
neoinats him, hs viii be Q candidate for re cleo
ti0a.
JudGs Rowling. Of No., accepts the mission to
HAsaGuay.
A. election for msmbsrs Of Congress, and State
OGDesss. vili take place In Maine. on Monday next
Capt. George Warrington. native OF Culpeppsr
eossty. Va, died at Newport, KY, on Tuesday,
70 h ststsd that j. J. Alston. Of Upton co., Tenn
- lese 600 hogs By hog cholera"
Hos. Chiltos Alien, ofKy., IL dead.
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MARRIup.
Died.

8 on 11Dnday evening. Aukuet .. The - Jno
n eai5aSefs JAMES RARkARy0 SUDAN IAN
chs BIRCH, both OF Hsnrico.
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SAD AyFLIcTIoS.-Mr. Henry Russell, employed II
the Hsrper's Ferry srmory, who ia early life Wal
deprived Of the sight If ono eye. on last Tuesday
BY IN accident lost the sight Of the other aud II
Therefore now totally blind. z6at
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Nurpss.--Jn fiuvsnss cousty, w., on the LIST
ssse negro nan owned BY Mr. Fox, was killed
By another. bsieasias 70 Mr.. Oliver. 10 the field.
he ousdsrsr was arrested ed ssst to JEDI.
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swTuMhRIc. Gloves, Ginger. Mace,
Cinnamon Garlic, White and Black Mustard seea'
NAAi'pNo ~ JOHN w GARLICK,
Apothecary and Druggist.
.a,o Franklin street
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T1O THE REPORTER OF THE DIS

L PATCH:-Will you be good enough to say that
though, you published on yesterday, ] have been
for unlawful sembly, &cI expect to prove at the
trial: lst That there was no liquor sold as charged
nor unlawful assembly: and H. That the premises
we're not mine nor under my control
SO lt-lt* -u ALLEN NUNNALLY.
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PAssoRAL.-The Rev. John H. wingneid, Jr.. has
been called BY the peregation Of Trinity Church
Postsueeth. Va, tn assist his venerable father
Rev. John II. wiDsfeId, ~ pastor.
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rlcr or -HE o. O. AND vlaeIsIA CEsrRaL

OyYIcE OF rHE u. 8. AND VIRGINIA CEsTRAL
AGRICULTURAL SOCIETIES. hfcnMoND Va.
september 10Th. 1851
- Books for the entry Of ARTICLES,
intended for exhibition at the Fair In Richmond. in
Octof er next are now open. +.
Communications addressed to the undersigned.
describing a. infinitely possible. the character OF
the article 70 be entered will be attended to These
entries must be made Tor to the Ssh Of OCTOBER
70 prevent confusion and disappointment mt
CHARLES DIMM0CK.
BE 10-t2s0 Secy Va Cent Ag. society.
+ 81 Enquirer. Wing. south and Examiner. copy
two weeks. -rss ~ Essai4
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NEW ORLEANS MINr-Ths coinage at this mint
br the year ending LIST Of August, amounted to
44.444.000, Of which So 2231 900 was 10 silver and
81 3Os 600 was In gold. The total deposits were
N,77e,e79
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Qsscs Dusssca --shs ssseaser Kshskes, Of ths
esAAeAsd To~isg Liao. vheh len Sessolk, Tuesday
asssisg, With bsrsss and freight arrived here 10
ssns % sAss a sunsei and she ieft accordingly q
that time, and rsssrasd to Sortslkshs nsxt nors
lar 4M ssex
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e0ne'0d so T.in icf rroaET: OR. a-4-s-o.

w, MULLER'S
IN FREE AND EASY
x Evsry SATURDAY ard MONDAY evening.
DICK WATKINS,
In a variety OF COMIC SONGS Tickets l2h ca.
For which you received tchdt triH yos hare. ser!
Your weeks work over-you feel tired and lame
take an hours enjoyment ard like me exclaim--
Tn let the vide world veg a. II will.
III be Free and Essy still ssli-a
METROPOLITAN HALL
WI WILL OPEN MONDAY EVENING,
SEPTEMBER 18TH. and continue for THREE NiaaTs
Commodore PERRY's Voyage 70
j A p A N.
containing over II 900 feet OF Canes.
IS On WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY afternoon
there will b, AFTERNOON EXHIBITIONS tr
families an children.
Cards Ct Admission 20 eents-Children and Der.
rants half pirce
No postp -nemeut on &C count Of the weather.
Doors apea ct III o'clock-to commence at 8.
ne ll-6tS
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Ascufyssa-Kdsasd Racs, Who. vhtls intoxica'
~, pesAsd negro aom The wharf, - Ports
1sesh, VI, tAssssy drewaiag him, hAs bssn &C.
eotoeo6.
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INSURANCE

INSURANCE s.s
L OF ALL KINDS UPON FAVORABLE
TERMs.-LIFE. FIRE and MARINEI NSURANCE,
as usual, at the General Insurance Agency. Pearl
street, immediately next door to the Office of K D
Eacho. Two we'll known and established Companies
represented, The American Life Insurance. and The
Great Westf m Fire Insurance and Trust Company.
Goth OF Philadelphia Capital. Sl.7a50O0 Call and
get free of charge. Pamphlet also Slave lusur
ance Circular, living full particulars:
CIR BROKEN,
sc lit General Insurance Agent.
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y 4CON.-FAMILY Bacon Jus received
- small lot of very superior FAMILY BACON.
se IL HARRIS 4 MO )RE
NEW YORK BUTTER.-Just received
~ very superior lot Of New York BUTTER,
which We will sell low 70 close cons'e nment
Ne II HARRIS & MHOaE.
40 HKDS. Port, Rico and Cuba Mus
XII covado Molasses ~ hhds Pc to Rico aad Cub /,
Sugar. fer sale by
Sc IL WIN WALLACE CONS.
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- I,co,,c, RoIryps 40 AVID 10

tE L1coRICR BoILERs, 80 AND lZo
GALLONS roK WOOD OR Coal These Boilers have
very simple arrangement for regulating the heat,
and for retaining it at q given temperature Tor
long time. Just to hand, per schooner Ha1an' anu
for sale At the 90, ernor Street Stove Store, by
w '- " ~ 1l GEORGE STARRETT.
N. Smaller sizes. to arrive. Also. the Farmers
Boilers. all sizes. on hand. st4 ~ ~.
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RUIO AND CHIIDNEND CLOT HINU.
FOR FALL AND WINTER WEAR,
NOW READY AT
VIM. IRA SMITHS.
ia MAIN STREET.
49, , STEAMER RELVTDERE

sN-A STEAMER BELVIDERE,
ESGSsse;55sEs7a FOR BALTIMORE-Freight receiv.
ed to-day lFKlDAY) and up to the hour Of o'clock
P ID SATURDAY, unless asuficiency be received
prior to that hour
Consignees are requested to send for their goods
to-day.
Freight for Boston taken directly on. at mode
rate rates, and with expedition
Sc LIFT LUDLAM WATSON.
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s~ NorIcs. d. net charge the sum
of fifty cents additional ON Pf.scriotio or in
dispsnsabe Medicines. when required after the
hours Of closing our establishment.
JOHNSTON q BRO. Druggists,
agnS,
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RHnARxAsLs.-Thoma Heuuelly, who vas shot
In Savannah Ga, fsw days since. lived four DAYS
aud nipsteen hours with pistol ball lodged In
ne lcft vsrticle Of his heart.
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WANTS

WANTED-Three fret class OPERA.
w TORS on Wheeler 4 Wilson's scwing Ma.
chimes Ten dollars per week will be paid for such
suit. Also, few aIxLS 10 learn to operate
None need apply unless well recommended.
II GRATdE
2H Mais street.
good Operator on family work wants situation
in a family. ENC.
aeII-3A
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AMUoHM q NT0.


RICHMOND THEATRE.
KUNKEL 4 Co, ......... LesseSs AMI Msnagsrs.
GREAT ATTR ACTION f0R SATURDAY NIGHT
Saturday Evening, Sept. 11th. IS5s,
VIM he presented the thrilling DYsnaA entitled
: CHAMBER OF DEATH.
Village Hornpipe Peunoyer.
Comic Gong.
Scotch strasphy. Miss Bisht p.
Conclude with tina -F.
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ARRIVED,
Steamer Roanoke. Skinner, New York, mdse and
passengers Lu1lam Watson.
Steamer Belvidsre. Keene. Baltimore, mdse. Lud
lam Watson.
Bark Geo Warren, Bentley, Boston, ice, Wardweil
& Co
Schr Wythe, Tuttle, New York. mdse. D & W Cur
rie
Steamer CITY Of Richmond, Mitchell, Philade
ph,a, mdse and passengers, II u futile. d.
Schr 9enI Armstrong, Kelly, Boston. ice. Jno
Taylor Bro.
SAILED,
Schr Lynchbarg, Harris, New York, mdse, d
Currie
schr N Hopkins. Malsbury, New York, -four. L
4 w Currle
schr Susan Orlean. Mathews. New York. fionr. D
4 Nv Carrie.
schr John Randolph, Phillips, Baltimore. mdse
w D Colquitt Z Co.
light.
Schr Foamiug Ways. Curtis, James River, mdse
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-11

NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND FAR
~ MERS. who deal in and use Ground Plaster.
We the undersigned, having the steam o. i'll former
ly worked by Edmond Davenport Co, south sid :.
the d, ok are prepared to fill orders for Ground Pa
ter, having been IN the business number of years
and attend to it ourselves. stter ourselves thai
we can put up good an article can be found in
this any other market. Thankful for the patron
age bestowed on cur old brand we solicit contil-
uance of the same, as shall grind good article
Of Lump Plaster A liberal iii CT unit 10 merchants
FIR selling will be allowed Farmers in the adjol-
ing csunties will be suppii.d. in their bags for
siderable less than buying Ii ia barrels
Steam Plaster MILL sou'h-side TIE Dock between
18th and l9th streets. Richmond. Va.
so II -d6t6cw4tt ,JAH ESIARp
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@ DUDLEY Il Co., Importers and
DIES, Old WHISKEYs and CIGARS No. 70 Main
TRACT
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e~A CARD &C. G.. MsRA, late Pro-
lesser of music and modern languages at the South
Carolina Female ilegiate Institute Columbia, 8
c. respectfully offers his professional services to the
citizens of kiuhmond and vicinity. Rooms at pres-
emit at Mrs. Harwood's. on Bank st. au2j-1ms
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lust received 3 hne a. ortEsnt Of Teeth
= Ard Hair brsshss, Cunbs ass ard ceArs ks.e
Ale:by LwAaNna. NHanins.
8 set cosnss aek cod Dfond So
AA6HlE & PLkA0ANTE,
N41n0x11a ANpcpMMIkelon MnnCMAHTS,
o.,ss.-.,ss .s sssssS: ssa =, - a1....
- yse0sEu = AAs1s I'm
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TlO PHYSICIANS.-We have just re-
L ceived fresh supply of Ritter's celebrated
Trusses. within Improvement Of double spri g.
&c. These Trusses are decidedly the e8si st Of adj
iustment of anv style manufactured ard should
claim the attention Of the faenlty For sale by
WARTNG PEARCE. Druggists
sell Broad street above 9th
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@A@ LOST-A pair Of gold
6mounted SPECTACLEe, In hard
paper case between the mills Manchester aud the
dDck. the finder win be rewarded By leaving them
ct this once. ses-3ts
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o. STRAY HORsE.-A roan Horse,
6with one white foot, came to my house, Wed
nesdav the sth September. 1858 The owner must
come forward prove property, nay charges and take
him away. ELIZA ECHO. Chsrles City Road,
sc lite miles below Richmond.
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MUSTARD.-Superior English Mus
IVA tard, African Cayenne Pepper aud Bordeaux
: - JOHN w POLLARD,
~ N G Dxu 9aist. 18th street,
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MARINE INTELIl4 HNCh.
Of Rieh&oad, Sept. 10-Hioh Water eel

" Ii-d&cw2t New Y, rk and Cincinnati
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-06
STATE OFFICERS.

UNITED STATES SENATORS.
D. Frederick WIN. Gwin
Us REPRESENTATIVES,.
JC McKibben .......... ..... .Chas. Scott
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-06
To the Citizens of California,
c. & u T 10 N
Wolfc's Scheidam Aromatic
3CTTN Apps,

Which adueraled compo nds are intended to sell in
California against my genuine article.
My object l. - announce that | have recently es
tablished au AGE CY IN SAN FRANCISCO for
supplying the state and Oregon with my Schnapps
aud that hereafter VIII always keep said agency
supplied with large stock; So that respectable drug
Si,is and liquor dealers throughout Caliierma
can always supply Themselves at regular price,
merely enough over the New York price to cover
cost of freight and charges thus avoiding complaint
as heretofore. OF occasional scarcity and extreme
high prca
Its now many years since first imported these
Schnapps from the celebrated old dislcry al Schei
dam, Holland, ii which am Interested VI Is now
conceded that no Gin was ever imported iutp this
country which has arprJachei my Schnapps in re,
gard 10 PURITY. llEALFlil lUl NESS, and IN
QUtSIrE AROMA or flavor This claim. aud for
proof point to their universal popularity and the i'm
mcnse and increasing consumption by all classes,
north and south, east and west. comprising the TEN
perancc people. medical faculty, &c., to such an ex-
tent that my establishment, packing the enormous
quantity of 900 bottles per day, is barely able TO ill
ls orders.
Also, the Wolfc's Schnnpps have been analyzed
by the most Gel 'britcd Chemists, Drs. MOI. aud
Deck, of New York, and others who all testify that
hoy arcs
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-06

Secretary of state ...LeWis Cas-
- Treasury. ...-...... ...... .IoWcH Cobu
" = Interior r.....,....,... JACOB thompson
- Navv.................A Aaron brown
{, War ........J u. Floyd
Postmaster General ...... .......... Nahhi CiHpfu
Assistant Secretary OF state Henry Led!ard
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-06
UNITED STATES OFFICERS.
CABIN NET.

President .....IAHEs RUcHAEAN.
Vice President Jhu G. Breckenridge
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COUNTY OFFICERS.
SUPERVISORS.

Iirst District. .-...f' n N.tnr
Second =" ........-. ....... ...Owob hhrpn!
Third .,.....,..... ...........J. p. Rlpley
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-06
Final Tax Notice.

a III. Persons Delinquent for Taxes, either on
n Real Estate. Improvements or Personal Prop
cry, are referred to section 27th OF the Revenue
Law. aud are hereby informed # said Taxes are not
imuiett y paid M my Office. the provisions of said
section - viii be enforced wherever pr perry can be
fnu,t n II PLUM,
Sheriff aud Tax Collector.
Croyi'le. Dnc 3lsi. 1851.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-06
NCticc.

NOtiCc.
STATE oy C.LtpoRsIA, ONCE Bird Of Supervisors,
County of Butte. De- olh' lo'''
IrisorIered by the Board Of Supervisors Of Butte
County, that hereafter any person or persons pre-
So ting clam or claim, for any services or labor
of any nature or for merch andse any oth'r pro-
rerty or for supplies fo the ana benefit Of the
County, shall certify thereon what officer or person
ordered or contracted for such labor, service or
supplies. violation Of this order. after tts notice,
shabe deemed good grounds for rejection
Attest NH. DARRACH. Clerk
ByJ.H. MARBLE, Deputy.
Oroville, Dec. 7, 1857 dim
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Oil, Oil, Oil !

nrEATS FOJTOIL LINSEED OIL. CHINA NUT
"a oil. Polar OIL Lard on, Camphcne aud Tar
prn,inc Tor sale by
]. NJ CLARK s. BRO.
Fire proof brick, Myers 81, between Montgomery
aud litd. ullu
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-06
III TN- 60

Every description Of BlanEs executed ON the short
est notice. with unrvalIed taste aud neaIness.
The daily Butte record., 1858-03-06
Perfectly Pure Medical Tonic

Invaluable Il remedy against BAD WATER,
GRAVEL, INDIGES IlON. DYSPEPSIA, DEBl I'll
TY, sc They also certify that they lOlnd my
Schnapp4 to be free IRON AiGyliC Alcohol or fusl
oil, exceedingly hurtful ingredient, found in all
common Gin. which Dr Mott describes ~ "tetid.
acrid, and aslhmacal and producing irreparabe EFF
ecis upon the nerves and stomach Tho certificates
cond or heavier Essential Oh OF juniper also dan
gerous component, produced bs the over dstiliaton
practccd 10 Increase the quantity III making ordinary
Gin
These statements are made with q view 10 invite
comparison IN Caiurhin.belwern The genuine ~ "llc's
SchnHppsand the various brands {" bogus imilati ns,
mixed, ducturcd up, or swcetened GIn; In square,
baCk bottles, (nilalon of my s le OF buties) under
different names and labels. whether marked London,
German. Holland Scneidam Schnapp-, &c, in ind
mite variety confident that the rlal viii result in
California Just as ii has long since done in all the
older states, IN repudaling All the bogus, un" hole
mutations referred lu,and = complete triumph
Of my pure Schcidam Schnnpps.
desire briefly lo notice two acts which have lately
added largely to the Use OF Wole's Schnnpps in the
city oi New iOrk and rls where. 1T Pune French
Brandy 1t Is now Gtmusl impossible to Ubtain-ucary
all the brandy imported from France hen2 American
raw spirits sent there made into handy. and shipped
back agaia. "a. Mauj people are nbandonnG the
use OF American whi-Ery. brandy and gin. s'nce II
! has been dl>eover.d ,nat SiRfCHNINE, % deadly
poison siu ai the vest ia d-iiiing, thcrt by in
creasiug tie yield OF Liquor about onv-thri
In conclusion, win say % ~ who desire Who O.
someagreoahle tome aud r.imulent. give lair tralo
" q L Z T. s
/ ScheidaEn Aromatic SCiinapps.
UDOLPllO WOLFE, ole importer.
a6-3m q Beaver .treet. New York
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-10

rI>HE undersigned purchased the State Right for
i Tennessee uf the above pateut about one year
ago aud has since introduced extensively in various
portions OF the tate, asks new the attention Of build
ers, ami the public generally 10 examine It's superior
ty over other modes OF Roofing.
The material forms a hard and smooth surface. II
ilpervlous 10 water, elastic aud flexible, II Will
perfectly resist any ordinary exposure to nre II Is
cheaper than ANY roof 81 the old sIy !e, aud
viii give better sStIslao uon 10 It's durability there
IS no question. IL the best thing ever
.,ainung ol old leaks TIN TosIs.
Rd- The Cement viii be furnished 10 those at a dis
IauCe ia dir-ctinns FOR using.
ar COUNTY RlGHIS tuA SALE
Es- UrdcTs sent tu the undersigned, through the
F,st OnIec ~ili DC PROMPTLY attended Ia.
wOaid respectfully refer Ia the following gentle
men Ior whom have covered buildings with Tie &c
mentioned.
AlscAiIAcTs NNsrkE NDcHANiCs NASHVILLE
MAJ. A. HERMAN,
Acssrs. HLGhk-, a SMITH,
COLEMAN a SPAIN,
Nm. SIUIhELL,
Mr.. II. NJ. AAkRUYD,
MAKkk-N \ MOORE,
HOUGH \ MCCULLOUGH,
}. Il MCCAIN,
COT. II / ANDERSON, sapr .kc.R- Co,
Rev. q II. ELilurI,
b. r. villain,
X J. AhIoS,
ENuCH lNsiEY,
SLAUGHTER a HERRIFoRD,
v. q. SliAfAkn,
y. WILLARD,
A V. : ilNlSLEY,
Gen. WASH. BARROW,
". a. GORDON * 90,
JAS IL Mn bRlCk,
Rector ,. T. SMITH, Columbia
MAJ. A J. DoNkI>oN, fsaVilsan eeuntyi
Col a. ). fOi-A, Marry county.
az fte Nashville 4 Chattanooga Railroad CtfuIa
~ .iogsd ll4s Csn4sat covering OF their
cars and other work.
ss- CsEuhcaes sna testimonials fom Cincinnati
here, where The Ieusnl has been geasFa
Tor several years, be exhibited.
The gIdcrs.s nea has hv- engaged in various modes
Il Cement TVyHng iuf many oTs and nAlters himself
that DC lls gained vxpeE1saes aud knoNl ge
d4Tl.s thai Nsilr-
laws made Arrangements 20 receive Superior
imported aFticle of koong tsit fuul kBAizguS BKo-
.8s40s, NeS ok
sanplcs Vi Kooans 10 be seen Al oales
- T. SAlauRST
Ofiacs No. ia iteaders : stfsct
mayl5-sm s4. hASasIlLE. fKss. .
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-10
SHERJEE,S SALE

DY virtue OF writ of vendtoni exponas to me
ID directed and delivered from the honorable Circuit
Court OF Davidson county, Tenn, at its May term,
1858, will expose 10 public sale to the highest bidder,
for cash at the ourthouse yard gate, in the city Of
Nashville on SATURDAY, THE 4TH DAY OF SEPTEM-
Der, 1858, all the right, title, claim. interest and
estate VIII Oh Edward Vaughn then had, may have
since rcquired i'll and to the following described tracts
parcels of land, tOwit: tract of land in Dis
iTict No g. in Davidson county Tennessee, containing
by estimate nine acres, and bounded follows: on
the north by the land of William Hewlett, on
the west and south by the lands Of Abram Dunnvant
and the east by the lands of Benjamin Tankersly
Also, other tract lying in the county and District
aforesaid, containing by estimate six and eight
poles, and bounded as follows on the north by the
land of VIM. Hewlett, the west by the land of Jas.
G. Shepard, on the south by the land belonging TO
Goodwin's heirs, and on the east by the land men
toned above being the same tract Of land sold by A
Dunnvant to the said Edward Vaughn on the 24Ih
Of February, 1915, and the deed for which register
ed in the Registers Office OF Davidson county, Tenn
in Book No. Z; being levied the property of
Edward Vaughn to satisfy judgment rendered in
favor of Martha Vaughn against the said Edward
Vaughn. J. NJ. HINTON, Sheriff.
jy2T-td By j. b. MAURY, d. 5.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-10
SHERIFF,S SALE.

DY virtue of all execution to me directed, and de-
I'D liveFed from the honorable Circuit Court OF David
county Tennessee, at its May term, 1855, ] viii
expose to public sale to the highest bidder for cash
the premises, on MONDAY, THE 9Th DAY OF SEP
TENDER. 1855, all the right title claim, interest and
estate which o. :. Gabreath then had, may have
acquired in and 10 certain tract Of land living
in the county of Davidson, Tennessee, described
follows towit: beginning at locust tree the bank
OF Mansker's Greek, the southeast corner If a trac
of land, on which Mrs o. Connel resides run
ming with the south boundary line Of SAID trac
Of Mrs. o. Connelfs sixty-two poles to a stake, OF
said line thence north fifteen degrees, twenty
four poles the Creek. thence with the meanders o.
said Creek TO the beginning; supposed contain
twenty acres; beng the same conveyed by VIM Con
nell to o. 5 Galbreath. Levied on the property o.
o s GaIbreath and others TO satisfy judgment and
cost rendered in favor of Lee Shute
J. NJ. HINTON Sheriff of Davidson CO.
jy2S-td BY f. C. DRAKE, Deputy Sheriff
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1858-08-10
SIiItISlEEoS SALE.

ID anu delivered from the Honorable Circuit Cnuri
Davidson county, Tennessee at its May term, 1855,
VIII expose public sale to the highest bidder
cash, at the Courthouse yard gate, IN the City Of
Nashville, SATURDAY, The 2sm DAY or AU-
GUST, 1885, all the rIsl title, claim, interest and
estate which JEFF hunks then had, may have since
acquired in aud to the following described tract OF
land lying in Davidson county being part Of tc bay
Fly tract, situated the south Of the Nash
willie and Chattanooga railroad about IL miles from
the city of Nashville, containing acres and ninety
three poles near Nailace's Gap, and the Soulhw est
corner of Lot No. g. OF the subdiv ision of tract
being known Lot M. I, Ia the subdivision OF said
lay Fly tract OF land; levied the property OF
Jefferson Muhks To satisfy Judgment IN favor OF
Isaac WhitNoTIh.
JAMES NJ. HINTON,
iyIG-td Suern uf DAVIDSON co.