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- I4rH STREET. NEAR THE EXCHANGE HOTEL,
Offer Cor sale large and fail assortment of IRON,
comprising Sweda's, American Hammered. Peru
Hammered. ENGLISH and English Refined, English.
American. Russia and Imitation RuSsia SH EEI
IRON. Hoops, Band and Scroll Iron, Refined Pl1w
Iron and Plow Plates Also, Tin plate of various
sizes. for timers and manufacturers; Sheet and
Bolt COPPER, Sheet Zinc, Spelter, and the Metals
usually sold in this market. apI-ts
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KyTu. NATTER q co..

IyTyl, SATTLER n co..
w IMPORTERS AND DEALERS ~ ,,,.-
OILS PAINTS. VARNISH rs AND " iNDo~
GLASS.
BRUSH KS.-We received BY the late steamer
are suopEg Of Painters and Artists Brushes OF
sSpeTjor quality 10 which We cal! the attention o.
1uT Customers
DRtDGF0gD x CO.. General Commission and
Is Forwarding Merchants on the Deck Richmond,
Va. .; * BRi i5f w! t;,n;tr1,-c
VTNSI. PATE
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x. =. rszg,.as.s.ssn, FOR NORFOLK. OLD

80 49, POINT AND HAMPTON. yIp
all ofthe aforementioned places. viii fad The most
direct, EXPEDITIONS and comfortable route Via he
RICHMOND AND PETERSBURG and the NOR
FOLK AND PETERSBURG RAILROADS A.
ne Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Company's
Ottce, in Richmond. THROUGH TICkETS vii
be sold at TIE following rates: van
For Norfolk; FIRST class passengers. s38
DO. Second do. do. ....,... 2ls
For Old Point or Hampton, return tickets ior
the round trip good within Is days first
oitlss passengers $50
Seeoha &c. 40. ..-....-....... rs
Straight tickets; first class. .........,...... SIS
seconu 40. 2Z5
These fares embrace the Steamboat charge from
Norfolk to old Point, and they cover AL expense
between depots in Petersburg and from tho Cars
upon the Steamer at Norfolk
AT Norfolk the Cars connect directly with a
steamer, winch has been ENGAGED 10 rtE in con-
nection with the Norfolk and Petersbure Railroad.
mere Is no DELAY or Inconvenience IN tins change.
wharf.
PASSENGERS by this route leave Richmond at 40
y NJ. and breakfast IN Petersburg at G. reach Nor
tolk at lo9a, and land at Old Point or Hampton at
IL a., allowing ample time for all preliminary room
ARRANGEMENTS and SALT WATER BAT Ii before
dinner.
Passengers by this route have the privilege of re-
inellHng over IN Norfolk and going to Old Point or
day.
Passengers RETURNING from Old Point ana
Hampton, leave Old Point at s;l5 A. NJ, and Hump
ton ar tf5 a. NJ, lin each case aitsr the regular
hreakfast.) reach Norfolk at 10; leave Norfolk az
r. NJ, arrive IN Petersburg at S;25 aad IN Richmond
at 5;45 L. NJ, IN time 10 connect with the trains
soinS on west same evening.
A BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH.
WILLIAM MALONE.
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OH,si pAIsTs, WINDOW GLASS. Ann

II for sale at -@
GOSHEN DurTkR-In tubs and Eass. "a,
- family u,s s ~ Estsll; Ter sals b
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JAMES ID. BROWNIES

. A'i oRNAnENTAL IRON WORKS,
9th street. next To the Mechanics INSTITUTE.
sSNS R3fIiN6S RANDAHS. BALCO-
\fFS. CHAiRS. SETTLES; &c: also, Grating;
(9ujt and Cellar DOORS. and every other KIND OF
Icon WORK for ornamental ana building puF-
posas manufactured ut snort notice.
a. Particular attention given to enclosing bhrlai
- ,n l.ltl NJ CnliTtrN.
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UNDERTAKING.
the UNDERSIGNED RE.

r--y.-------, The UNDERSIGNED re.
- $500 TURNS his thanks 80 his if.eae.
and customers for their paiTonssss
in the UNDERTAKING BUSINESS for shs isaii
ten years. lie is prepared To furnish cur flNs y
n, sizes and qnaltiss 20 suit the
He has Ana II EApSE. with Glass windows
SERYANTS' COFFINS Of all sszes; as,
SHEETS, SHR0UDS. DC, en- hand. at the eosa''
OF Franklin aud 18th streets. .,..r,
JEREMIAH SATTERwHlTn,
au s-sm. Agent for JoRS NsrrLkS
,--Js-, TURriN, ROPER MN
f--fs~wx~sa3 RAY,
UNpERTdEERS. Nib.
Governor street. between Main aRd FrankhhsH~~
nrond, Va, ,naa,
Keep constantly ON hand al kInds ~ feSeayy W
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noGGETT L. ANDERSON.

~ GOVERNOR STREET,
Would invite buyers to examine their Eall stock
Of CARpErfNG. FLOOR OIL CLOTHS, and
CURTAIN GO0DS,which they are selling much be
Aiso p large and varied assortment oil PAfEh.
HANGiNGS, from the cheapest 70 the hnest that
IS manufactured. both French and American,
watch will he sold very cheap. We are also Pre-.
pared with the best of workmen to MAKE any ~
To rooms. in the city country. CABPhISs " ~
TAINS, OIL CLOTHS and WTNDOW-SHApe1s ~
at the shortest notice. Also PAPER -HANnlNp
done by superior workmen HCusekeepeTs heeu
Ing anyshing in our line will and our assortment
80 a I'd r,IT nrices low oc 5-3m
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y UPYUR ECuRl EOR 1--WE poLLARs

III EEsEEAs. CAfs D.--Dr. PLUM Z offers his ser
III vices TO the public in the of all secret
diseases. Twenty years practice in the above
branch gives DIR. P. claim to pa bic favor-Oftice
on F rankin street. near the Exehanse Hotel, and
thlrd hoass below Trinity Church. same side. Al
ways on hand I supply Of the CHEMICAL Elk
TRACT OF FLOW ERS;" one Of the very hest
reGoyat0rs for weakened parts now known. MedI-
clnes sent to order. ali eonBY plcations By letter
or otherwise promptly attsnde to. Richmond. Va
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SUP'TS OFFICE R.. Err
RIcuMoNp. Nov. !, 1850
f. -rsszs,=ss7s-7 IMPORTANT NOTTr
kAk1 t.IsezEs< sss On end after Noysn,hsr En- a.
"a :, w EDNESDAY,, The Me-,
NJ. instead OF us p. NJ, as heretofore ~ I'd" T.
no It's SAM'L RUTH su,,,
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RAILROADS. "a


OFFICE RiG H!.E 4 pETERsB' s 4, q. CO. :,
Er.u. n'sanSc9 Ha sai; NNo ri, ssih; Ixg
~ e. On ana after i R Hi ayc ,.as
Nave ~ follows: "' On this rosd vii
Exa,.. .E s,. HIcnMosp ros pgrrn,sr,e
accommodation, daily, except sun,ii-..: 40 A. NJ
Mail DALI, :, $50. ...........'sm =,
Express asIy CHERISHED FOR aieaaosBs NJ
As 6 daily. except SUNDAY, as AM
Mail, daily, except SUNDAYS. at. s@AM.
TisIp TtEsDaSs. Fh rl 'Dss iss Ens,s:.
o n5ss1.s T. il VIM * EAT
.,--------- S1pefintsadsnt
ooAf 40 SFFlcE r.. ORR
~ ~ md sar aiss1 MoN No VIZ s e E...op
on this road. which leaves Ricbmandd s. Tram
4e &c EI Tyff FEaait5sSssssp VIEW VIEW
s nAhh 1ss osh lis s sson end After MONDAY NJ
RIeS@oad MeSpRYs' "Tisftf EsbiTy;ssn vi ssss
R No apa sFWsPRASg i, Hoas.
SATURDAYS, at ~ p nj. ihehsDAYs and
uadss ffffIF2ssmo Ga Tran vi! leave wh,.
at . z. NJ. y" "a tRDAYS
The Ersight Train will leave Win.
NFFsPnsETSspsfs at a NJ; Richmond, W JEass
Psss1snsers for Mes. Point cappsbo.;ok D.
iefs, yorktown. Gloucester Point a"d a. 81, Pig
leave Richmond TUESDAYS and FIJI FIJI nn.TTFIolk,
stssmss ss PS a, the White VIII the
ing. the steamer Sea Bird Jesses No., hee.prn-
DAYS and I'll Y RSDAYS at So A. M c" ,n MN
AZ p. III. " s''uie Gays at
Passengers for King and Queen Com. IT..
nfbanna. Northern Neck and BsItinnrs.- mouse,
fhichfpond iUEsDAIS and FRIDAYS q, s sfiHsss
NJ, eonnectIng with Northern & Co - 81 T.. o,a A.
SeideB and Vlrginia for Northern Neck aSd p " NJ
more through the same pIpht. Fare tbroa LDd,,-
passengers Leaving Richmond MOyiAV9R' 90;
lit RsDA1S, at 50 a. NJ, connect with " saa
eIn Co.'S Stages for King William Con- NTH nth
and Waikerton, King and Queen county. Rstossse
"a 7. NJ, connecting with ears LEAVING The ny y ~
House at AZ Z. NJ. THOMAS r Sgap,ph nile
nv - 10 ------------ Superintendent
SUP'TS OFFICE R.,F.S PRp =
hICHMONp. Nov. l. 1890
Es nszszssy ~ iMP9kTANT N0TiCE.-
- :, (WEpNESDAY,j the SirS;
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DnTT>. FARLEy = CD. !,

GkOEERS, COMMISSION IND
FORWARDING IIERCH4NTSi
Nearly opposite the Columbian Hotel, Cary St,
Richmond, Va.
Special attention .ireu = the sale 81 TOBACCO;
WHEAT. ard all kinds of PRODUCE, and LIBERAL
advances made on cnGsl gnnentS.
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wRnLocK TlCkLlSH fhiNe
A big STORY,
ABOUT TIN
u.prfEST COUPLE IN RICHMOND
CHAPTER l.

: r.x .pruon or rnx Mozrs ApprAs' LsrrKss'
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-. Go cAnsLI. IonNsoN II. sANDs.

HEsay CoALTER CAsELL. ! JOHNSON a. o~f'D''
o. CABELL H. SANDS. .w
sS>~i-a RlcHMoND, Va.
s.xaua Court of Appeals and in
Al, ths Con,is Of the City Of Richmond, aild coun
ty Of Henrco. ,r. bolo,v Exchange
once Aaih s.ieS'' M no Sim
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EDUCATION.

II ENlI0N. Professor of the French I.anguage,
and JOHN A. CALY0. Professor Of PAINT ng
and Drawing, IN all their branches. have removed
to Marshall street. between 3rd aid 9TH SITS.
oc 23-lm
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LEXANRER MOTT.
n AUCTIONEER. AND CHARLESTON

MEkCE4NT,
VIII attend regularly to the sales of HORSES.
MULES, WAGONS. &c. at the Horse Lot, every
SATURDAY MORNING, at - o'clock.
Stock intended Tor sale viii please be entered be-
fore the morning Of the sale.
II II. SIMMER u co., Gypcsrs and Com
H. BliSSion Merchants. No 5 Cary street, Rich
ulond, Va, offer their services for the sale of
Wheat, Corn, Flour. Tobacco, &c. The usual
advances made on consigumeuts.
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WATCHES, JEWELitY. GOLD CHAINS.
w SifVER WARE. &c.-A large and varied
stock ~ fine Jewelry, Watches and Silver Ware
emLracing all articles usually kept in first class
estatlishrncnis; sets of Pearls. corals, Carbuncle
Iayas and other sts les. Also, a large and splen-
did assortmen Mt of nerican and imported atches
for ladies' and @entiemen's wear, selected in per-
son, and guaranteed to give satisfaction Also.
Silver Ware of all kinds, Tea Sets Pitchers Cob,
lets, Cups, Spoons Forks. Salts IN sets, &c &c.
q. GEkNEf Eagle sahara
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=" 81 Z Tue K. u D. n
ntlcnmond. Nov. 18th. Isso
~ and after MoNpAY Ne. .on
on this road sb,ch Is the second Passenger I,
no 23-lm w VhKAI.I.
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WHITE YAK PLANK.-.
w 1e,000 Ii. Ia and 2 inch WHITE OAK.
lg,Oa0 IL 24-i do. do
10000 It. 3. inch do do
Loco ". 4-inch do do.
superior snality, suitable Cor car works and ma
chi9e pufpuses, receiving and for sals on accom-
M BLEAcHED TALLOW CANDLES, iar sale
w VIM. WALLACE SONS. .
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A 1h6I 7D K oB.NSSsNos, NJ GR Ei5
l4A,IVS OF TIE FHll.ADELPHLAC COL : -
tH fE So 1N5 PA2 ktE t E4is4
offer to country physicians and families a perfect
ly NEW and FRESH stock of pure and reliable NJ E
DlCiNES, together with S8rGs0aS' Instruments.
PerinHIsYg. Fancy G0OdS. and all other things in
the Dru; line, which they Will sell on the best
terms.
rA- Chemical and Pharmaceutical pre- parations
made TO order and sent to any part OF the country.
LAIDLEY 81 ROBINSON. Drug store.
4th and Franklin SITS. Richmond
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OPERA GLASSES, SPY GLASSES, MA
~; ~ KIM Is GLASSES, ae.-The Subscriber has
lpst received spiendid assortment Of mother OF
Peari and ivory OPERA GLASSES, MARINE
GLASSES; SPY GLASSES, STEREosCoPIC
VIEWS. MICROSCOPES. M AGNIFYING
dI.AsSES, Re-. DC. He takes pleasure in an
nouncng TO his friends and public, that all Of the
above articles OF the best quality. hoping to Of
Ter such Inducements hat cannot fail to please.
n. Al. MYERS. cor Man and Pearl sts.
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TOHN n. GORDON Il son,

RicH,D d. FhRLEY,{ Late OF petersburg
HENRY $. WILLIAMS. Late of Norfolk.
JAS. B. MARSHALL. Late of Petersburg.
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iulyl3-td
a1G SnNn

DY virtue OF "A yeuditiUnI cNpOLas to me directed,
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Davidson county IL lessee at It's May Term, 1853,
Will expose to public sale 10 the highest bidder for
cash at the Court house yard, IN te city of Nashville,
ON SATURDAY, THE 2OIH DAY OF AUGUST, 1883,
all the right, utle clam, interest and estate, which
Thomas X. BrIen then hau may have acqur-
ed in the follow ny described Tract of LInu
lying in the county Of Davidson, state OF Tennessee,
IN district No l, and bounced follows, bcginni.
the margin OF the Murreesboro' Turnpike hOad at
the dividing line between Lots No aud in the plan
OF Lots laid OH bv the University south OF Carroll
and running thence along sld Turnpike towards
Nashville forty feet "A stake thence westwaTdly
wards Market street and parallel WITH the rst above
marked line alley land oil by me, and running
equal distances from Market and the Murirees-
bora Turnpike, thence along SAID alley iOrty feet,
more less, 10 the dividing line urst above named
thence along said line the beginning being icvcd
on as the properly VI Thomas K. BrIcn, satisfy a
Judgment rendered in favor OF Lewis Williams, Ad-
mnisIrator. JAMES NJ. HINTON,
luyl4-td Sheriff o. Davidson county.
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SiaeriHos Sale.


DY Virtue Of venGitloni Spo tas, directed
ID and delivered from the Hen 'rable Circuit Court
o Davidson county, Temess &c, At us May Term,
1852 will expose TO pubic sac, the highest bid
der cash, the Court house Iard In the City of
OF Nashville, on SATURDAY, TIE 10Th DAY OF AU-
GUST, 1853, all the right, title, claim, interest and
estate which John COitirt then had, may have
snce acquired and the following lescribed tract,
piece parcel OF aud, lying in the county OF David
son state of Tennessee, bounded as follows begin
ming the intersection Of Vine md Jackson streets,
on side OF Vine street, running thence west
xardly along the southern line OF jackson street,
3bI Ieet 10 tie line OF Spruce street. thence
southery along the line OF spruce street 2d21s feet
% of Lot No Ts5 thence al right angles with
tue dividing line between Lots Nos - and as, DOL
feet 10 Vine street, thence north"ardiy along the
line OF Vine street, 2621 feet 10 the beginning being
the lot conveyed Brent Spence By lHtOn, G. N.
by deed reg stered the Office Of the kcgstvr Of Da
wilson county In Book No. - ANA 50, b, in
therein described as part of l"t No. ~, and the said
parcel OF ground, being La No q, m Bach White
sides' addition 10 Nashville, plan OF WINCH Is re-
corded IN the Circuit Court uf davidson county, IN
minute Book D. pages 70i aud sa5, ami the said parcel
OF ground being also parcel OF ground conveyed by
brent spence TO JOHN Collart by vcd, dated 2sIh
january lsSg; levied Gu a. the property OF John Col
tart satisfy RJudgmenI rendered va iavor OF lhos.
Marshall, Treasurer, against JVhn Coliart aud 4.
~ Hardcaste. JANIS N. HINION,
Sheriff CT laN ldSon county.
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Sberia's Sales.
Sberins Sale.

DY virtue of a vendoni exponas TO me directed,
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
of Davidson county nnessee al Its May Term, 1859,
will expose TO public sale. to the highest bidder for
cash, at the Court house Yard, in the City Of Nash
vile, on SATURDAY, TIE 10Th DAY OF August,
which c. GARNER then had, may have since
qured In and 10 the following described Lot Of ground
in Davidson county Site OF Tennessee in the City of
Nashville being Lot No. l. in the plan of the Wilson
Spring property which plan is recorded in the Minute
RoOk 8, of the Chsncery Court of Nashville on pige
$40, said lot No. front 30 feet high Street. and
runs back 10 feet with McEwen 10 ten foot
alley thence with said alley 80 feet to the dividing
line of Lots No. / and 2, thence With said line 40
feet 10 High street, thence with High 80 feet
McEWen street; being the same conveyed 10 said c.
GARNER, by the Clerk and MAJ ter of tie Cbancery
Court, by deed registered in Rook No. e. page 50.
in the Register's Office OF Davidson county being
levied the property Of c. Garnier 10 satisfy a
judgment rendered in favor of n. s. French Son
against f. y. Legier and C. GARNER.
JAMES NJ. HINTON.
juiy14-td Sheriff of Davidson county.
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SlleIiR1s Sale.

TlY virtue of venditIoni exponas to me directed
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Davidson county Tennessee, at its May Term 1859
will expose 10 public sale the highest bidder for
cash. at the Court house Yard ia the City of Nash
vile, on SATURDAY, the 2CTH DAY OF AUGUST
1859, all the rIght title Claim, interest estate
which William Mciane then had, may have since
acquired in and To the following described Lot OF
ground IN the southern portion Oi the City OF Nash
vile, Davidson county, State OF Tennessee Lot No
314, hurry ClaibOrne's plan, fronting "a Iect on
the north side of the Nurfreeshoro turnpike, run
eng back Lewis 143 feet to IA twenty foot
alley and bounded the by Lot No. 373 being
IeyIed as the property OF William McI.ne, sat
isfy judgment rendered in favor oil G. ". Nance
JAMES N. HINTON,
Ejuly14-td Sheriff u Davidson county.
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,iaeI.in1s Sale.

DY virtue OF vendiLoAi eXpunas, 60 me directed
I'D and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
of Davidson county, Tennessee, AT its May Term.
1859, | will expose to pubic sale, ~ the highest
bidder, for cash, at the court house Yard, the
City of Nashville, Saturday, the -Oth day Of August
1859, all the right title ciiu, interest aud estate,
which Reziu and Maj tIa Thompson then had, una
have since aCqGiE and To tie following described
House and Lot OF Ground, ing in the county Dd-
wilson, State Of Tennessee, now in the possession Of
the defendants. The Lots are Nos. =, 3, ana !,
laid IN the plan OF Utley S addition BroUkly n
in Book 81, page H. Register Oiiice of davidson
county, To which reference Is particularly made and
being the Brick Church Pike, about two miles
from Nashville, containing fifteen acres and 40 poles
fronting 81 tenths pOies the west side of said
Turnpike, being levied on the property of Rem
and Martha thompson, to satisfy Judgment rem
dered favor of Beasley Il Ruth.
JAMES N. HINTON,
iulyl3-td Sheriff of ia county.
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SIerinos Sale.

1DY virtue OF a vendltioui exponas, TO me directed
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
OF DAVIDSON county Tcnncssee, at its y Term 1853
| will expose t. pubic sale To the highest bidder iur
cash at the Court HOUSE Yard, 10 the city of Nash
vile, on SATURDAY, THE 2Otn DAY of AUGUSf
1859, ali the right, utlr, claim, interest ana estate
which William MClane then had, or may have since
acquired IN aud u tue following described Lat ui
ground, ing in the southern portion OF the City Vi
Nashville, Davidson county, state OF Tennessee, II
Murry Claiborne's plan, fronting 81 feet on tue
north side OF tho Murfreesboro Turnpike, running
back on Lewis street las Ieet TO twenty alley
and bounded the BY Lot No. S73, being levied
the property of William AeLine, u satisfy q
judgment rendered IN favor OI c; W. Nance.
= JAMES NJ HINTON,
julyl3-td Sheriff oil bay idson county.
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The Weekly Times,

Appesrpg every ssthrtay HoFnifg esa bFaces ceun=
prehehsge III esf IL The nea Al tie preceding week
with attractive Literary features among which All
re found
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sl,eriGs Sale.

ny virtue OF "A yendiIh,ni cNponas 20 me directed
ID and deLveTedlrom the Honorable Circuit Court
OF county tennessee, Al rs May Term 1893
will expose 10 pubic sale, 10 the highest bader Tor
cash, the CluTt House yard, Ia the cay OF Nash
willie, ON SATURDAY, the 2oln DAY oF AUGUST,
lS5a all the right, ute, Clat, aftcrcsf and estate
which A, Panuel thea had, may have since acqatr-
ed IN and W the following described Tract Of Land
lying IN the county OF atldson, state Oi tcnnaSzcc,
on the waters of stone = rNer IA Cisl District No
In tho village OF Spriugiace, about SIX Inhcs from
NashviiIe aud bounded follows: bcgIun,ng az a
poinl in The centre OF the Lebanon ana Nashylle
turnpike road, thence South hty-six and halt de.
grees West, passing stone 20 one pole aud seven
tenths in all three and thrtysS one hnn1redIhs ~
the centre OF large sugar tree thence south Que de-
gree West thirty seven P0.es % stope, thence
Sorth eight nine grees Mest twenty twoAnd
enty four D1ndredths 20 sone IA the centre II lse
road from Mr.. McAurFy's 10 said village "a spring
place. thence with the centre OF said road softn ete
half degree, West 10 poles q sl0ue tnence Softh
one degree East veatstn ADJ one huAafcdth p0ies
20 q stone the North edge % an Avenue ie~eint
from the cMurry road the Sprpig, thence Nsf1h
eighty seven degrees, East WITH saii ANahnr hteen
and SKIS hundredths poles 10 stone near Boa
Elder, thence North thity four degrees E1Ast Iogf
and sl1iy one bundredttB poes toa peaut "a she cen
ire OF Turnpike road about the eeaiEs Of the ofage
over tie prug Deai,ch thence t TIC centre Of ge
road three anu thirty hunsfedtns poles 70 The
begnning. copta,nng fonr and three tourtns acre.
more oE less. For further paEt. uiafs feiersese
made registration of deed, n kegisterh once o.
Davidson County, Book seventeen, page IN hundred
aad slxty.fDnr. Lev I'D A. the property q A. Pan
mel IN satisfy Judgment rendered IA aver OF NOT
gan 4 Co., a. anst H. 2. kiFa and a. Pannel
JAMES ~ HINTON,
tulyl4-fd 81 erlu of DAeflson county,
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SiIeriH,s Sale

by virtue of a vendtoni exponas, TO me directed
II and delivered from the Honorable Circuit COur
Of Davidson county, Tennessee, at it's May Term
1853, Will expose 20 public sale, the highest bid
der, for cash, at the Court house Yard in the City
Nashville, on SATURDAY, the 10Th DAY of AU
GCsT, 1899, all the right, title. claim interest
estate, which William hcLane then had may have
since required in and to the following described 10
Of grounds in the southern portion Of the City of Nash
viile Davidson county State Of Tennessee lot No. 334
in Mnrry Claborne's plan, fronting "a feet the
north side of the Murfreesboro Turnpike, running
back on Lewis street I43 feet to a twenty foot alley
and bounded on the west by Lot No. 373, ben,
levied on as the property of William McLane to sat
lsiy q Judgment rendered in favor of c.. Nance.
JAMES NJ. HINTON,
tuly14-td Sheriff of Davidson county.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-08
nhcIiRs Sale

II Y virtue OF venditloni expOnas To me directed,
IL and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
Of Davidson county Tennessee, at its May Term 1852
i Will expose to public sale, to the highest bidder
Iar cash at the Cou house Yard in the City az sh
vile, Saturday the 10Th day of August 1889 all
the right, title, claim, interest and estate which Jas
stephens then had. may have acquired in and
to the following escrih Ell tract Of land, lyii in
county of Dayi Sun, State Of Tennessee in District
No. 4, bounded follows: she nOrth by WIN.
Binkly the West by Jlcob Shane on the south b,
". Bnkly, Oh the east by Sarah Stephens containing
about acres, being levied as the property o.
James Stephens to satisfy a Judgment rendered IL.
iavP OF Alfred CTeel- JAMES NJ HINTON.
Julyl3-td Sheriff of Davidson county.