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AUCTION SALES.
FUTUnE DAYS.

FUTURE DAYS.
mLAe.s DAVENPORT, AsetI
GROCERIES &e., AT AU,TIoNl q rat-psn.v
~ nth Octcber, ve ~n sell ~ ~ ofcioet a 80 -.
an as,ortment ~ Groceries, Vi. "S
o. hhds prime Cuba Sugars
ga bbkL "A. ~" -CH apI Curh.a g..
eoo sides good and dan ascI solo Is.iIs
Otd Rye WHISKY NJ Rau
frsLch Brandy sodp
Candles Rice
Western Hans
sides and jobs
MAonfse,aTei Tobacco
Green and Black Teas
Enrtsh dairy Clrrss
NeS YORK Butter, &C.
TESS--Under 600, cash cleo and ov.r ,,,,h. -, ..
approved paper. a ~ tr
ok2 NIO
Auetioneers.
OrFEE AND SALT.-CArxa Sale OF New crop mo
49,, pr bark sally Msgee, direct from Rio, and Liver
y. 70 eALI, per ship kHe, tirect from Lv-rpooi = ~
Warehouse. head Of the Dock
$500 bars new crop Rio COFYEE, In doubl. and t.tu.a
bags, per bark sally MaEee, direct from Mo
ALSO.
7s"V sacks Liverpool hns SALT. per shin Erie direr, oro,,
u., Liverpool EDMOND, DAVENPORT q 20.
Nmbe aided 10 the above sale-25O has. nrh,. Pc Cos-. 4.
double baEs, per bsrk ANY waruick: also. - !, a, ujNLa, IN ~
uon Porter, per ship Daniel Webster, fron Lopaon
EDMOND DAyENPORT 4 co.
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CHoICE COTTON LANDs.-As arep, Of ~. p,

nhOItE OIEON LANDS.-As agen, Of The E,,.,. =,
ns y fhANCls sJRGET, Of Mississippi, / VII sen n .Bc.
y q a clarendon, all the Lands In Monroe County
.ne ns' MoNDan eeing IN day. Of November next - % a.
,SeSl1 MONDAi oi November (belng the islAJ mi ~,
S;nSSSnPof s.l al the Lands In Jackson cSGaty; and on H. a.
ny ~ lh Noyember (I~ins the 2iuJ / will sell, at PocahontSs
~ LANDS In Randolph county, Arkansss In an - -.
uN be reserved for the estate. -
IEEss-Onefourth cash. or Ia esuIv.t.,,. -.
payment. secure the
JEm the hrsi o. Nevenbsr, any Of these Land. re oss,s =,
F-IflS sdte, AID ot~r Ieinyited- On apple alton 10 me !, -,
SsMei Nv, PlAis, tsfuis, &c, vi be furnished n.sa ~ -
We earliest selected AID best Lands o. Arkansas -abovs 80.
J9-tSoct avo -.
Aosi-rd1s. ~, July Ia. lisa. OVOA
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InISiESSS SALE OF VALUABLE HRD.
= fuhD LAND AND sLANES.-In pursuance cf a 49, -
I4tt executed y saml u Quarles.cn the IN tay Of JanB.ry zoe
-Lu ol record IN Clerks once OF The Couuty Court ~ 49, =
$3.50 ,n1ris,Ered Trustees y ersln Hsned, AIN upon The Bye.
ms On NtbNkSDAG, the Sth Of OF, ISg prrceef "a III =,
ae y e .i.AcF, by Pablo auction, the tract of.nl. meniIo-s "A
% sai q 90 upon which sUgaa QuArtS, abe wIIoE AZ s.nI.
S5slgsl asSld Teslfed a. the time 81 her death.
"a 80 rs SITUATED on ne south side Of Bedford County ah,,,
,,S I"es i,oi9 NC Depot At Liberty, three miles nom DlekiBsoBis
~ ~ :. miles iTou EmSus Church, adjoining the Ians. .,
N,NAadeT Easey, Dr. Z {. su,IhlR and others ana l. .anno.s,
~ cpa,Nn eh"w 80 acrs- An accurate ~ vey Of th- wboi. an
BE maie before tie DAY o. sale
Abe-t shiy acfes % this faua Is Low Ground. In a hIsb SIS.
'"-'Lten AID not subject 20 overflow. The r,m,In4.r = -
- I@he u ri te BIS; quality. having been he.yy, i,s..--
'Ml covered, and produces the best cFops q .uip h. ~ 4, ,a,.
IN ~h2lv lara i G-a Wateryd, BY SON, ii ~ ~
HpHhEN, SottaM'A quantity ard variety % fruit Ire. ~ 4. -
school Houses. - "M-f ShGFeaes and
ne Improvements are tive story B-iek Dwelling Hou.. y,,b.
&c, &c. i"oASeo Barn,
10 peutons In want q = fara,. his place Offers ,upey4,, t,su..
"I.- As y y one al the very besi In Bedford County.
= ~ s@me ume and place, Ne El as Trustees gnd.r ,ha .,td
deed sell 20 the highr1t bidder IL or 10 value b. .l.vcs
Nz ~ Vcisn, boys End gris-a portion Of then yervT III
me Terms WIN Be made known on the day 81 sale.
said deed % trust. U.s. hy
- PersonI Wishing TO eSa-Ine the lanAs yin can M
nay Tie OveTsetr, Who VII take pleasure In showing IN -
oei-euSkdtls @ ouS SHHiiEHssoN' Trustees.
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PACT NUmBRR O,H
FACT NUMBER TWO.

That CrsiaioFos ESeshior Dye has recently been AnAiyIsd By Dr.
Chiffon. the nut Chemist In America. He pronounce. m. d.. !, 4,
soLurur nAssLk5 To the hair AMI skin.
FACT NUMBER TWO.
The ESeeisior Dye IL instantaneous In is Effects; produces. The ,aep.
teal color, which Il indisiinguishAble from that Of mature. .ns ~.
iaAhy sfos"00'A' and 'HriVorahs' the hair. hi. fac, Is e.s.ln.h-
ed BY competent amdayis.
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HUBERT p. LRyEByRE. A. NJ. PHpe,p,I

HUBERT p. LETEByRE, A. NJ, Principal.
Natural Philosophy, Literature. Mora a,4
Mental Philosophy, Frrneh.
WILLIAM O. WILLIAMS, A. b, Vice PdBeipaI
Astronomy, MAthenaues, Chemistry, His;ory
Latin
EDWARD G HOWARD
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HlGSs PATENT PIANOFnRTE

I'D xx;sn PIANO FORTE,
y w,tn doubie Sounding oard-S<-zSEa--
~ IAiLok has just received one OF tbe 49,. 60 49,
Aid says ofh: hr I vi ~
"a : fiaSo foATE-Perfecfion "a a1sutv .hi.kA,-
Deeh eh.iiled Tor the Piano FORTE. The me sne'eT
bring he NInsl naE.rs have stn len something to be Fspe o. -
49, W instrument TO the highest point vif-b .e-SS
- 81, mat u could reach Next 10 the sryarsoC ~ Als
80 nj ~ WON has been, We believe, esteemed IN. ,., -
truuent- To ssstmilste the Piano ro,s. -
,StPuSto ne VIOLA In Construction. Is thor. s,tst-,,s,- t
m. 80 ~ sahett EFFORT Of scientific labor 10 aees,rE,S
a. ~ seems now TO have been achisvedb y tb. iny.ng>s,
Ert.s.f - patented By Mr.. 8 B. briggs, and kno~n as;6s
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sPLLaD!D SI0ek OF PIANO FORTHS.
GET THE RFST !,

LOU, ven made sra prpcriy adjusted YsIn,o
- rortes. are very scarce We hzvs 49, ISIS
seilhg None hut the ~ ST., IN ~. -. EzT[R1S
twenty edd years, and no r-spou.hI- hrus. :. NJ NT11
pGshly oaeE safer or better indus-Dsut. ] -
~ most Important aud vsiuabl. hnu-,v--...-
- "a hese in,trunsnts, which, a. More horn ,s-n.--e,
dselNFes tses Press Sept. %, 1>5eJ "1in ra.se III tt.ony'
PEes % ne sore eosily sni eums-Boue Grant P;.n !" ne
E !, heen our good fortune 70 hear 81 - y u Las
with such deheaey of intona;Ion.' . gSStr s-tSh4nei
ociI EF. NASH tCU.
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aMInt approNmauon prttea, hanging nom fn up 20 snn
nesets $40 Halves t5 Quarter " so; Eirhhs N *
= Osruacais Of Paekage o. 70 wholcs cost. ...'...... D.. tps %
20 70 halvcf ..-a....-........ 4s 90
20 70 Qs ................. % ~
-, 70 ~ hFhfha ........... ...... 10 o.
~ Az orders ir tickets, or certificates o. packages. N anyof
te ahoye splendid Lotteries, will meet vWh the most pr,mpt snJ
eonadcnuai attention, and ne printed omriai drawlns ss,t y,
soon ~ over. Address rRANCE, HROADHFNTa a co.
nc1-ataHWd Mumfurfon- nsfs
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"T5mc trios al Hiag'" and has proven that wistar's
Balsan Of wild Cherry IS nsremedy, par e%1csl,nce, for
the care of coughs, colds, Group, shopping cough. bron.
chitls, Asthma, phthidc, sore throat, influenza. and "last.
not least consumption.
ratn shd hny, qaly that prepared by 3. W. FowIs 4 Co,
Boston, which hss &c sYStteY elgRetsre- ef T. Bvfrr on
the 0uiade srappeS ~ &aaTtEW
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De; ToEFAT,s yEeETARLE LIE PIT

and presS1.Ins BItters have been thoroughly f--t-d
80, .S .oNeTrtEn rrnedy fer dysprpsia astrt.n--'
Ifsss ,St w head Aehe, eosiivsness, dlsrrhra. frsef1 ~ ~
49, sout, gravel, worms, scuryy. uIseF, ..h
irTets1sr,,, a., a thsgn, eryHPelas, common eoids and ,saSssr,
varton. a,S.. ~ asrahgsnasnt of the female ystem. ps,. ~
- SSAer diseases 10 which the human FRAN a. - - 11u
Nv ne proprietor, DR. ". n. MOFFAT az - for
''N' Aa bJ druggists generally all over the countrS
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PARAbE OF rHE soSs or MAIrA-The members Of the
charitable Order, known as the Sons Of Malta made
their first parade in this city On Thursday niybt. Tbev
left their Lodge, In Bosher's Hall, few minutes before
- O'Clock, and preceded by the Armory Band, marched
through several Of the streets. Returning to their Hall
they partook Of an excellent sup er, provided for the oc.
casion. We had intended TO publish a full account of
che procession, but have only room 10 say that IL was the
most unique and grotesquc that We have ever witnessed.
We may find time TO refer 70 II again.
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Scorbuuc diseases are the parent stock from which
arises a large proportion Of The fatal maladies that smiet
mankind. They are asit we're a species of potato 70, IN
the human cppPlltuuon, which undormines and corrupss
al the sources Of IL vitality aud hastens lie decay. They
are the germ from Ehich spring, Consumption, Rheuma.
tsm. Heart Disease, Liver Complaints. and Frnusfve D;s.
cases which will be recognized ne among those most IA
Gal aud destructive 10 Che races Of men. SO dreadful are
~ consequences TO human lie, thatit is handy possible
90 ovcres''na'o The importance of an actual, reliable rem.
edy, that can sweep ont this S~erofuous contamination.
We know Then We shall proclaim welcome news TO our
readers 81 one from such y quarter a. will leave Httie
doubt ~ its ethcacy-and sul more welcome, when We
~ them that u surely does accomplish the end desired
We meah AYfHfSARsarAGuLA and n " CERTAINLY worthy
atieHuon of those who arc afaicted with SrrofsIa or
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superior article Of ground
Ahieah Ginger In kegs aud boNe. Puie ground CJn1s-an
SoVes' Ah-P'ee, Mace, Pepper. &c. SC, for sale loE '
PErbRSnN. druggist, Is Main ct.
NEGROES FOR SALE TO RE-
= man "a the siaieII an authorized 70 sen a negro uomap
and uree CsI, all vsEJ hke6 and healthy.
49,, a, L MASTERS
AmaWa Con- ~.
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JOHN g. MURREIL
ATTORNEY AT LAW

Court Uousc, virginia.
Auenes al the Courts OF Campbell and PiisylyAaiA counties
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SPLENDID SCHEMES
FOR OCTOBER, 1859.
Saturday, Oct. %, 1850.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY or DELAWARE.
CLASS =.
10 he Iraun In MIImInrt.n n u-..-I-
Saturday, Ort. 40. 1850.
SPLENDID SCHEME.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF DELAWARE.

let snd "a drawn numhcrt 1900; So snd th DO, ts00.
Tickets $50 Halves 10; Qs. ,: Eighths 2 ~
Certificates Of 20 wIoies tgo ~
Do 20 Halves a. M
Do 20 Quarteu "a
DO 20 Eighihs ..... "a n
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90 hills, NOVA SCOTIA ALEWIVRS, 1
oc8 WOMHlE 4 CLAIBORNE. No. II p.,f a
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Monday, October 81, 1859.
GRAND CONSOLIDATED LOTTERY OF DELAWARE.

49, ~ NLaI eENEN.
ON THE HAVANA PLAN.
TO De drawn IN Wilmington, Del, on Monday, oct 81. issa.
IN ihcse Lotteries ever prize 10 drawn.
Pdnes payable IN fuu, without Deduction
SPLENDID SCHEME:
CAPITAL PRIZE 100000
2biSBb Prizes, amounting 10 1881 500,
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pp Gflegrapb.
Foretrn per Steamer ASIA.

NEW YoRK. Aug. 19.-SARDINIA-Sembr
Representative from Piedmont had arrived at
Zurich
The Lombardy Official Journal says the
French Diplomatic agent has received instruc
tions favorable TO the wishes of Italy.
The disturbances at Crema are not politi-
cal.
Tareni. the Dictator of Modena, says he
shall resolutely defend the national indepen-
dence.
The Paris Steele expresses opposition TO the
Popes assuming the Presidency of the italian
Confederation.
Plus the 9Th in answering Napoleon, says
he will not accept the Presidency. until he
ascertains whether such acceptance will
pacify Italy and promote the Catholic inter-
ests. -
Cardinal Antoneili has proposed scheme
for an Italian confederation, the object being
to control aud crush the revolutionary move
ments. The Pope has condemned to death
seven oil the Perugians for participation in
the late disorders. The condemned have
ab>conded.
A temporary occupation of Italy by So
600 French troops throughout the peninsula
is reported.
Austria means to maintain respectable
army in Venetia.
The United States Government is demand
ing of all German Governments the release
of German natural zcd citizens from mill
tary and other services cOngrnitally claimed.
The strike Of the employees OF the London
gas companies has ceased.
INDIA.--Tbe French Consul at Oden was
murdered while transacting business on the
opposite coast.
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Sberi0-s Sale.

DY virtue Of a venditoii exponas, me directed.
I'D and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
OF Davidson county. Tennessee, At It's May Term,
1859 will expose 20 public sale q The highest bid
der cash the Court house Yard, ia the City o.
OF Nashville, ga SATURDAY, THE 10Th DAY OF AU
GUST, 1889 al the right, title, claim, Interest and
estate, which John Cotart then had, OF may have
acquired Ia and the following described tract,
piece OF parcel OF And, lying the county q David
son, state OF Tennessee, bounded as follows begin
Ming the intersection II Vine and Jackson streets
on the side OF Vine aueet, running thence west
warjly along the southern line 81 jackson street.
Sol feet to the line OF Spruce street theTfe
southerly along the line Of Spruce street 2oz feet
20 corner Of Lt No 7s5 thence AZ right angles with
the dividing line between Lots Nos. u and IS, sol
feet 10 Vine street, tnenee northwardly along the
line Vine street, 262 feet To the beginning being
tue lot canyeyed 20 Brent spence BY Li0n, q. NJ
by deed registered the uee OF the Register Of la
wilson county. Book No. pages - and 80, beng
therein described part q Lot No 7s and the
parcel Of ground being LII No u IN kalch White
SIDES additoa u Nashville, piAn Of which h re-
corded ia the Clrcut Court u Davidson county. IN
inmate Book D. pages 7os and Us, and The sad parcel
OF ground beiog asO parcel % ground conveyed BY
Brent Spence 10 JoEn Coltart by ICED, dated 18th
J.aaary ls59 levied tie property OF John Cob
tart TO satIsy judgment rendered ia favor Of fbos
NarfhaI Treasurer, against John cotArt aud r..
A. Haracaste. JAMES n HiSION,
faI,ls-td Sheriff c. Davidson comfy.
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DIR. KINGS DISPENsARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

TyfhY2zoSx,, DIR. KING formerly of New York, for
&E<@asts8 the last four years of Louisville, Ken
tHcky and who has devoted his attention to the treat
of private diseases for 80 years, natters
himself, having attended IL practice for many
years and cured many thousands, he is enabled TO
cure all diseases of private nature, matter how
bad they may be from njudcious medical treatment
or from neglect of their DIR. Kings Dispensary
is No % Deaderck street, between Cherry and the
square second story where he all diseases OF
private nature.
GoNoRRHRA cured without nauseous mt dicine or in
reference with business.
STRUCTURES OF old or recentdate eHectually cured in
few days, by operation which causes pain.
Where Structure exists health cannot be enjoyed.
Perhaps disease causes more mischief and under
mines the constitution so much
SYPHILIS, with ali the diseases of the skin growing
out OF neglect or bad treatment can be edecually
cured in u few days.
SEMINAL WEAKSEss-PartculRratten having been
given 20 this disease and all .he consequences grow
ing out OF it, brought In many cases by the de-
structivc habits Of mconsdcrate Youths and
sive indulgence of the pass'us neglect of which will
undermine the constitution rendering the subject unit
for business society and causing premature Oid
Females who may be laboriIg with any difficulty Of
tie Womb may rest assured OF immediate relief.
Persons residing abroad by writing and stating
their with fee enclosed directed 10 Dr. A King
No. D Deaderick street Nashville, Tenn, viii have
the necessary medcnesent to their address, with
sessary directions Strict secrecy observed. Once
hoursfr m o'ciockin he morning until Q in the eve.
may..0-indAW1V
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CAPTURED-On yesterday, few miles this
side of Spring Hill, man, commonly
known as HENRY JENKINS or Corporal JENKINS,
who has been floating about in different sec
lions of the country, and has resided in this
city for the last six months. When the diff
Guilty between J. NJ Lyons and Tom Daniels
occurred. and resulted in the wounding TO
the death. the former, the young men of Nash
vile being urged on by the friendship they
bore their comrade to revenge his death, and
with one of our fire engines proceeded to
the house of Daniels and washed it out. The
Corporal was along, and few days after
wards hc was arrested; with considerable
difficulty he got the necessary security to
keep him from Jail, and attempted to escape,
leaving his securities in the - lurch;" but by
the sagacity of Capt. DAVIS this attempt
was foiled, and he was brought back prison
er, and is now safely lodged in Jail. Friend
HoBsoN, no doubt, will treat him KINDLY. 5.
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Es- The grounds around the depot are
nightly th1onged with our citizens. who go to
witness the arrival Of the cars from Nash
vile. Many of the farer ones OF creation
take promenade thither, and. by their pres
ence, lend beauty aud Interest to the occa-
sion. We would not be exaggerating. II we
were TO say Bowling Green can boast OF the
prettiest women in the nation otcIsHg- Green
Gazette.
Bowling Green can certainly boast quite
number Of very pretty women; and this fact
renders it the more remarkable that the edi-
tors of the Gdzdte still acknowledge allegiance
to the state of single-cussedness. There is no
law there which denies them the right of ex
patriation. and as they must know that the
state of Matrimony is by far the best OF the
United States. they should by all means go
over, take the oath of allegiance, and be-
come permanent citizens. They may be
apparently happy where they now are, but the
world has no evidence of the fact.
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sberiG,s sales.
Sherin7s Safe.'

DY virtue of a vendi.ioni exponas, 20 me directed
I'D and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
OF Davidson county, Tennessee, atJts May Term 1852
will expose public sale, the highest bidder FOR
SASH al the Court house Yard, n tia City Of NASH
vide cu SATURDAY, TILE 20TH FAY Of AUGUST,
Jssq All pe right title, claim, ibteres. aad estate
whisi G. Garnisr then had. or may have since .aee
auire in and 70 the folio wing described Lot OF grod
in Davidson county stse OF Tennessee, IN the City o.
Nashville Being Lot No. l. IN the plan Of the Wilson
Spring property hio plhn Is recorded IN the Minute
Book g. of the Chancery Court Of Nashville on p7ge
So said lot No. front So feet on high street, and
back l20 feet with MeEwen street to ten foot
alley thence with said alley So feet TO the dividing
line of Lots No and 2, theisce with sand nne Ia
feet 20 gh street, thence with High street IS feet 20
AcEwen street; being the same conveyed 70 said C
GARNER, by the Clerk and Master Of the Chaneerr
Court, by deed, registered In Book No 90 page SO,
IN the Registers Once Of Davidson county, being
levied on the property Of c. GAMER % satisfy
judgment rendered in favor OF II. s. French 4 Son.
against Z. r. Legier and c. Garner.
JAMS N. HINTON
iulVl4-td sheriff Of naxitiaou onstnfv
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: VI HINTON,
SI,erin,s sale.

DY virtue OF a venditioui exponas to directed
ID aud delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
OF Davidson county Tennessee, at It's May Term, 1853
will expose TO public sale, 90 the highest bidder for
cash, at the Courthouse yard In the city of Nashville
on SATURDAY, THE 20fH DAY OF AUGUST, 1889
all the right, ttle, clam interest and estate which
Thomas X. Bren then had, or may have since acquir-
ed in and the follow ny descr bed Tract OF Land
lying in the county of Davidson, State OF Tennessee
In District No. /, and bounded follows, beginni K
the a gin of the Murfreesboro Turnpike Road at
the dividing line between Lots No aud J. In the plan
of Lots laid on bs the University South OF Carroll
and running thence along said Turnpike towards
Nashville forty feet 90 a stake thence westwardly TO-
wards Market street and parallel with the FIRST above
marked line 70 an alley laid or by me- and running
equal distances from Market and the Murfrees
bOrp' Turnpike, thence along said alley forty feet
more or less 10 the dividing line first above named
thence along said line 70 the beginnings being levied
on the properly of Thomas X. Brien, TO satisfy a
Judgment rendered in favor OF Lewis williams, Ad-
Illustrator. JAMES A. HINTON,
lnlyl4-td Sheriff OF Davidson county.
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criminal Court Clerk.

Rs- We are authorized to announce X. II. CAMP
BELL as Candidate for Criminal Court Clerk, at the
ensuing March election. anglI-te
ga We are authorized 10 announce CHAS. +. DIG
CONS a candidate for Criminal Court Clerk at the
next March election. July4-te
aS- Wcare authorized TO announce JOHN SHANE,
ESQ, as candidate for re-eiec 10 To tue once oil
Criminal Court Clerk at the next March election.
msyl7-te
III We are authorized 10 announce DR.. +.
PATTERSON as "a candidate for Criminal Court Clerk
atthe ensuing March election. maya I'd
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sberif7s saIes.
SheriR,s Sale.
nY virfna al

DY virtue of venditioni exponas 10 Directed,
ID and DELIVERED from the Honorable Circuit Court
OF Davidson County, Tennessee, at its May TeTIn,,
1882 will expose 10 public SALE the highest bhi[
der. for cash. at the Court house Yard IN the City
Of Nashville, on Saturday, the goth day OF August
1859 all the right, ttle clan interest and estate,
which Samuel w. Elmundson then had, or may have
since acquired In and 10 the following described
tract Of land lying In the County Davidson State
Of Tennessee, in District No. g. Lot No 2 in The d.
vision of the lands OF Samuel McBurray deceased
among his heirs, beginning south east corner Of
Lot No in said division and running north 1oS poles
20 a stake, thence east IS poles TO a stake thence
south les poles TO stake, thence west TO the begin
ming. containing 43s acres being the lot piece
or parcel Of land cut Of which the dover OF 29X
acres has been assigned and allotted TO Nancy White,
being levied on as The property Of Samuel w Ed
mundson, 10 satisfy Judgment rendered favor OF
William Folwell. JAMES NJ. HINTON, ar..
iuiNl3-td Sheriff Of na az con nfv
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-08-20
Sherin,s sale.

DY virtue Of " Pa 10 me directed, and delivered
ID from the Honorable Circuit Court Of Davidson
county, Tennessee, at Us May Term, 1859 viii ex-
pose public SALE 70 the highest bidder, tor cash,
Court house Yard gate, Ia the City OF Nashville,
on Saturday the 10th day OF september, 1852 all the
right title, eam interest, and estate, which Is. y.
Ragslale, Trustee, &c., then had, or may have
since acquired in and TO the following described
tract OF piece of Land situated and lying 10 the Nine
teenth District DsvidsDn county, fennessee, begin
ming At a stone ia Gal'atn Pike, the same being tho
north east corner of the Walker tract running thence
north - west IS poles a stake poles south 81 a
the south astcorner Of Mrs Gees land, thence
north S9tt 20 stone, the same being the east
corner OF Gray's land, thence south 90 poles 20 a
stake the northwest corner OF TIE Walker tract,
thence ISIS poles % the beginning corner, con-
tanning by estimation lO3 acres and IL poles Fur
other particulars reference is made 20 kegstaii0n OF
Deed Charles X Winston u g. r. Ragsdale, Trus-
tee &c in Registers oce OF Davidson county Ten
nessee m Book No. "a, aud page no being levied
on as the property OF b +. kagsdae, Trustee, &c I,
10 satisfy Judgment rendered IN favor OF Charles h.
Winston against %. y. RagsdRle, Trustee, sc.
JAMES n HINTON, sheriff.
auglI-td BY r. e. DRAKE, ID. :.