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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1859-04-16
Knop Nothinrisn,.

Baltimore is slmest the last spot infected with
the plague Of Knew NOlhisgism In that city it has
fall sweep A few days siaes a man named Gam
brill vas hang for murder, committed uBderths most
atFociOus circumstances. But he he'd been Know
Nothing, and the funeral is thps described:
The eOrtege wss long one there beiag nearly
one hundred vehicles in line; amORg them We recog
nizsd the private carriage Of Stelhe Brosdbept
Esq. containing Me-. Br0sdbe1t and Major Daniel
H MePhai, lOtiery commissioner Of Maryland. IN
another carriage we Mr.. John 7 I'd, presi
dent Of the first b'aaeh Of the ely council and CT
William A. Stewart. of The Fourth ward. Mr.. Van
NOstrand, another member Of the city council, vas
also among the mourners 60 was M. Fuller, the
city auditor; and Mr. Ham. Bayley, the city com
missioner and his IL nor the Mayer; and Captain
Lynch, Of the eastern district police. with Of
the city's horses hitched up in rOekaWsy for the
occasion.
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TO OUR SUBsCRERERs AND FREEND s.
We have now seut cur accounts, due 70
May IS, 1851 60 ali SuF subscribers Out Of
Tennessee; also thOSe in East and West
Tennessee; and WI hope 10 forward the bal
anec for Middle Tennessee ~ a few
days, giving 70 oar subscribers Just about
one month 90 square up and p1zs In emselves
On the CASH SYSTEM. Some OF fhe ne
eonnts are small. and some large; and we
hope all will be settled uP, so as 20 enable
Us and eur patrons to be mutually bsne-
fitted BY she adoption of the CASH sYs-
TE1I from and after May rs, 1850. The
REDUCTION of the price Will enable OLD
subscribers % continue, and NEW ones 10
come i'm. Much may be done fn one short
month"; n every enc should do laisduty 10
himseIf and to others. We are gratiffed
90 rsceiveh hearty aPProvals from every see
ton Of cOuztry upon our adopting the
CASH SYSTEM, and we hope our friends
Will c0ntiHRe 20 send ms CLUBS of subserI-
Ders, as we arc already placed uaoerS strong
obligations for large numbers sent MS by
friends from about fifty POIats.
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sFeass of eur circulation. Every one san
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Der to send an additional one. NOw's che
time 80 subscribe. NOw's the time TO pay.
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MEMPHIS ASD GHsREEsros Roap.--We ieqrn from
the Dad Eune that, frsm July. 1855. TO February,
1859. period Of eizhi months, the gross receipts
Of The Memphis an / Charleston Railroad amounted,
in round Gun beEs, to $952.O00 During the same
time The saisre expenses Of the Company were
ss62, 600; thos leasiUga clear profit of $3.50. 00O
Se have this statement from Col Sam Tate, the
President Of the Rosd. Can any other Road in the
UniOn Ell miles long, and built at cost Of SO. :
100000, make as good showing a. that Fifteen
per cent per annum the capital stock is pretty
high figure, even on this side Of the Atlantic
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SENTIMENTAL LEGISLATION. Mary Hartung, an in
Hlligent Germsn woman Of progressing appear
anee and considerable education was lately tried and
convicted at Albany for the murder Of her husband
1t was eOncusively proved the trial that she had
been carrying on . criminal hason with another
man. and that for the purpose of getting rid Of her
husband, she ooOlly, deliberately and msliciOusly
poisoned him. She was defended by abls and inde>
fatigable counsel, and every possible Indulgence
Afforded her on the trial, but the jury found her
guilty, and the Judge in prOuOuncing sentence Of
death, iniimated his conviction that the verdict
righteous. Some benevolent persons then made
strong appeal to the Governor for her pardon, or
Communication Of the sentence; but the Executive az
ter long elaboration aud careful examination came
to the conclusion that he could not ooUscientiousy
interfere, and gave therefor very oogent and valid
reasons. On the 9Th inst, by unanimous consent, .
bill was introduced into the lower house of the New
York Legislature commu ing Mrs. Hartung spunish-
ment to ten years imprisonment in the penteniisry
at Sing Sing. The press Of New York are united in
ooudemning this attempt TO subvert the consti
tu:On, and an assumption of power not vested in the
Legislature. The Commercial says that il the bill
passes the Legislature, the infiotiOn Of capital
seuienes-of any sentence the severity of which
makes It worth while for the eonVicfs friends TO ap-
peal 10 the Legislsture-is hsne, forth q moral in
possibility and the Journal Of Commerce says: 'If
IS we suspect, the movement in the Legislature Is
founded on vague and loose sentimentaity super
chivAlric repUgusnce to allow woman to suffer for
her just deserts, it would be well for the law makers
at Albany to consider whether such shadoWy and
intangible sympsthies should be allowed to interfere
with the course Of public justice and the admins
trstion Of the lsW-which, in the punishment Of
crime, knows neither rank, condition, nor sex-and
whether such departures from precedent would not
foster morbid sympathy for the Clytemnestrss and
BOrEias Of our day, and weaken the moral force Of
| the State"
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BEAV EIE D. M y A. &c i n G. =
FOR SALE,

DURsUANT to decreaI made in the Chancey Court
Al Centreyille al March Term, sJ9 viii proceed
S-iI on the ISI saturday ia Way next (beinE the
7th ay OF the MONTH Beaver Dam springs and lends attached
thereto specifically described in the decree heard upon the th
y OF March, there being about 1850 OF land,
or less on the following CreisOne half Of the purchase
ev 20 he d on the day January, ls6u, and other half
on the st day january 1861 taking The Of the puchIs
ers wits good and retaining lien upon the land until the
money paid. On the and place, will
sd 70 SELL continue until finished all the furniture telDg
ing springs consisting o the following acleon orci
"a let Of September ueNforty double and single mat
rassss, twenty five c0unterpales forty comforts fifteen he'd
spreads forty double leea thirty five lounges and cots,
twenty five small tab es two bureaus piano, locking chairs
hundred and forty windsor and split bottom chairs, looking
lasy dining tables and table every descriptions,
and and indeed thing belong
Ing and appertainng the Springs keeping them
resort. The charSCs OF this delightful watering place
~ fsilv established its beauty attraction and halthuuess
nut any extended remarks from the undersigned The media
tul properes have been highly
hesssi in their relief the invalid.
S-irt m. most sublime beautiful Of scenerytfe
Doran nds ample Of exercising his taste, either
devht OF the chase the pleasant and quiet
Of the Any person desiring 10 examine the pllce will
apply TO Mr.. MeGee upon The premises -
Ap2-dtd. OiN f III n I, 1870 =. q "a
opy and send their me Al Centreyile Tenn
~ O A. NIXON. &
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BURNED TO DEATH.-A man named Jacob Reed
was burned to death on the 9th inst IN Horse Val>
ley, Franklin county, Pa. Reed had purchased a
jug Of Whiskey, and was on his way home, when he
went into an unteuanted shanty that stood by the
roadside. There being stove and lot Of shaw
ings in the building the drunken man made a fire,
and lay dOWn to sleep; the FIRE communicated 10 the
building, and it was burned to the ground. A few
days after eharred bones and pOcket-knifs were
found in the ruins and told the sad tale that vhis-
KEY had another victim.
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The JsfersOnVille Advocate says: ave beg our
William C. Rves into the present gubernstOriAl cor
test. We have reason to believe that William c.
RiVes, like every other Southern statesman who is
true to the South, viii be with the Democratic party
in 1850"
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The Cincinnati Press says: 1--WE were informed by
gentleman yesterday who Professed to be post
ed" that there is nov sod daily in this city more
stryehnine than TIRES years ago in six months.
The fact is astounding, and the question naturally
arises, whence comes the demand for this poisonous
commodity The red eyed monster, Whiskey, can
anser The question
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The Republicans Of Wheeling, Va have address,
ed 3 memorial 10 the Republican National Commit
tee, urging the selection of Wheeling as the place
for holding the national convention that is to nom
mate the next President. The New York Tribune
hopes their request will be needed.
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Moore sniley vs.. Jas. G. aaubIll, d.

This was contest upon the Will OF Margaret Stewart TIE
dssl in favor Of the WILL and apPean an error, BY
the c0ntestant
The error assgnsIis upon the charge the Court the
question revOcafsR lie said:
That n the ALLEGED paper writing she belev-
will but in that mistaken, it would be revoeA
ton ParOl declarations that she had will amount 70 no
revocation in law EVdsnes that the alleged testarx had,
suiseq uent the execution Of the ALLEGED will male
veyances portion Of the property named in the viii
admitted only the question Of capacity and II her eaPae
attacked such evidence IS Irrelevant and ought not 70
The c1 Is applicable facts proved question
is whether sound law There doubt but that she
made and executed the paper her will but there just
thought she had it, and died In That
ee This prosd her uniform and b Der acts,
in dposng Of OF the property by deeds and In aP
picaous made friends another viii for hers on the
ground ste bad destroyed the first She ams DISSATISFIED
principal iegafeer and determined 70 change er
She various person, that she vent 70 nc e
she her will TO be deposited, took Il out and =
lied around IL There can be but that she believed tie
paper burned her sill and perhaps yuss a. is, "a
% vd b II sees a. rwards 70 have been IN the posssl
sion Of 5ambils in-laT she alles Y 1880 - SSoA
p r. -J N oers shs e lived the house Of her
main isBatee, whose inrest
Va, = nv Ssse have statutes similar to that Of e English
statute Of frauds this subject prescribing the acts that viii
reVoke will Burning canoeiing, tearing CELEBRATING
are words generally used Tiers are many nice Distinctions
drawn in the construction and application Of these
some q the cases on hos statutes Ese 70 Sun he
ehArge. But have statute Of the kind The ony ls
enes subject Of revocation in legislation Is that In ths
Of the act Of T5f ch ~ whch provides that no wrt
will shall be altered rsCOtd BY subsequent nzncupatEe
the be in tEs lifetime Of the teststor, reduced
70 writing" But this confined that particular and
single mode rsYOkng and does rot proh0 ether mode
kpon % the law Independent Of any regulation the
subject Il will eOntrovsred BY that where
the maker Of viii destroys it. In any manner with ne asen
ton shall longer exist ITO be done, tnat u
srsvoke and be set This poser over results
It's very nature. Il Is anbuatoFy and haa ne Eay Or
Of the maar d only speaks from
re dih ITS dad letter and until that tine
death q he sAtor Which gives life g sas ss'Asni
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Disrssssiss AccDsxFs--A correspondent Of the
CIarksvilie u 9srsoaiea says sai accident eccur-
red al ibs Psimsra TUNE, on the Meupbis, CIarls.
vile ssd Z uissiiis Railroad on tbs 9:h inst, by
witch the foreman. lEehssl Cain. vas ias,aa,ly
ilIed, sndtEo oiher men badly wounded lie had
charges end hrea the holss one OF VII Oh hung Gre,
and thinking J, had missed, returned FIRE Il zaia,
snd whsn within few feet gift, the sxp;osion took
place killing him irs e7ly The dee' ased has Ief.
a worthy sifs aai Two small children.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.


TFXRAY EBRS for the North and North from the SoRth
stas procure Tickets from Charleston. Savannah
clattanooga Montgomery, Macon, Wilmington, Knoxville
LynchbuTg Washington Atluta, and Augusta 70 ct Louis
Louisville Cairo Hickman Columbus. Evansville, Cincinnati
Nsv 0ezns, Ycbprg Psjueah Southland, and Memphis via
Nashville, Tennessee. ea 81 $3.50 .
Railroads and Steamboats,, with close connections at
all points, Passengers arriving Nashville, via Nashville and
Chattanooga halToad 60 directly 70 boat without detention
This the quickest and cheapest route for those bound for the far
West. tfa..,
Regular CairOs Memphis and ST. Louis Line
Tis Fins steamboats, B. NJ hanyan, Mnaeionka4 Sails
Cuba and J. g. Cline.
One Of these Boats Nashville every u NJ
Meeting Cairo with Illinois Central 2aroad and through from
Nashville 10 st. Louis in Sixty hours.
Louisville aud Cincinnati Packets.
Reliance Dunliet Ella John au aud Tempest leave Nash
Vile every Thursday and Tuesday, y o'clock NJ time from
Nashville Louisville Sixty hours and Cincinnati four days
Regular Henphiss New Orleans and VtclkS-
burg Line OF Boats.
Johnson Nashville Is. Howard Re Rover and Joseph
Savage. One of these will leave Nashville every other
day. time from Nashville Memphis IS hours Ticks
bnrg, five days. and to New Orleans In Seven Days.
Boats leave Nashville and wait for the arrival 81 the
Passenger Trains before starting.
hrscass accommodation upon the Boats. Tickets b
st the different points, at prices named In the annxed
cofR Rat
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Nh. AND Ma. Van RKSsssLAEa PBsRY, Of Lew
istOn, n ], died hSnd-iu hand recently. Mr.
died in the evening" and Mrs. ?. q few hours after
wards. Old age AMI in6rmities were the causes,
he being 20 and she 70 years old. They had lived
together about 55 years. Mr.. Perry was famiiiarly
called Commodore" and claimed to be near re,
lAtiVs of the hero Of Perrys victory on Lake Erie
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ThePhysieians of Mobile, Alabama, have cOmPlet-
ed preliminary arrangements for founding medi.
cal college in that city Dr.. c. Mott is shout 10
sailfO Europe for the purpose Of collecting mu-
scum aud procuring appliances necessary to carry
out the plan.
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Among the prcbsbls candidates for the OpPosi:
hon nomination in 1860, the name Of GsR. Winfield
Scott is mentioned. Suppose he should be the nom
inee, Wouid Gen. James NJ Quarles regard, Is he
did before, the States that went for him, As DARK
vpo:s in the Uaion!''- Gorksrils JegsrsoHiaH.
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MOHAWK sired by Old Mohawk, Miles NJ Mayss
celebrated 600 Jack, and he by imported Mammoth Of he
oucky and Imported Doneas Young Mohawk "l
be thre years old the eh Of Junei he is sixteen haho;
hgh are IN proportion his height and is remarkably Es
fnd am prepared to best OF Jennets VIII
shelters and blue grass pastures in ane condition
Rp7-tE&FlR eEO AA-hAh'
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In Barbour county, Ala on the 9th inst. Mrs.
Anderson was burnt to death BY her clothes catch
ing FIRE.
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SAD AccIDEEF The Lebanon Herald Of the 14,h
says: "John NJ. Burk, a student from Alabama,
was accidentally shot by Harvey TOPp, another stu
dent from the same State, on lsst Thursday evening.
II appears that the young men. who are warm per-
sona friends, were rehearsing the sickles tragedy
when TOpp presented small pistOl-Whieh he
thought was unl0aded-And discharged it. The ball
entered Burks breast, just below the heart, and
come out on his left side The wound is q very seri
Gus one, but we are happy to learn that Mr.. D is
improving and will probably recover"
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The iron to complete the Alabama Central Rail-
road from Athens to the Tennessee State line is
being received, and track laying will soon be com.
menced,
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Mrs. Ann 9 Stephens, the celebrated lady su-
thor. is spending afeW weeks, at present. in the city
Of Mobile
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Csrris Colbert, aged II years, was burnt to death
in Tuskeees, Ala, on the Sd inst. by her clothes
catching FIRE.
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aGARSIEAL's NOTICE.
.llfrIr HEeIl a c.. NM nl.er.. -. n

StesiRR boat EIia---I.s bel ia refn.
Hoy virtue Of Warrant Of Arrest issanl fuu lie Dstc
ID Court the Mia he District q Ienisstst n ~
above directing 70 are h si selm Boat ll h=
order u tie Hon. n. umparey duzs % the sad Caut
jesse B. Censlts, Marshal u The SAIL Coat 70 ry mzkl
publications Warrant and Sail Hni hel
boats, cke aPzrel, and flruuls, and cit a Frons h
ersi, who have, prseu4 = have ary right tile Or niees,
therein appear before the sad Juge % nsc Cou1
the Court OF said Court, The Capri of feunree Al
NASHVILLE. the 23i dag 81 tie lst MONTH II Z - CseTi
day. else On Court day foEn, ~ % ec9ck In ta
forenoon. unto Tie sail i.ezns q ln
tzc and maritime, and further % do and receive n us 70
hall, justice shall spPerielin Tnls sh & o. Ar a3
j. B. CLEMENTS, q. s. narsiasl.
auo-It. ar the Miiiie District ~ Teunssses-
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fEVEk and Agrs in is raou- Inoiiha crlas IL CHEF
obstEee hesif comic the States TaaL
Is owing Ignorance among TIE phys ae
have earefuiiv Wtche tse prorg1s %
fever, and ~ uRlEaing ehecE b. ordinary
Thar niFzIcctfrgs e.Sua fzxV.Siaa
ARsAsrEp crKER CLllrsiS-
On this point shadow dount 70 certain at
in il,e InuniEeont Wss hat IRE
pared Tor the OF that remedy for the re4 a. zF
AND aGUE overlooked IL cannot le iaEIIe aha
sp-pg ~ the herb whch healed the beast % tie iorc
and Of The f-s, kas provided her f0r Ills Malay b.
=ise provienCe Ne las the d EapzT
shall Mes waEi; and tha ae fearful
urency IN question sell guarded aue @ lie tsg
OF Goali ie Youchsl to Tie earnest patient We
terefare in furnishing certain
Fever and Ague, Ne sutai ~ ne confidence CONSIDER
alton q our country.
We herey CERTIFY that hare submitted the Graeifer Fever
and Ague keleiy 70 Close Inspection and ruibe aHaiyss
aud have also tested ~ curative 81
ard Fever. It a iifaify Compromised rgay proved
ITSELF completely successful In
serving theeouiencs q bretis The Medical Fscsio1
and o. the public
saNurL MovVsa AZ, VI p Ns1s Y et
W En0Hns. u D. HisoaHsia
" II SIaElss roy M D. Niis0is.
TT uxsJN. 81 D, lIss0urt.
". c. krrTREuss. 81 D. 4ssg7 70 7nsifrs.
Jas T MOIr, "a d, kafs1aa
y TERRIsoTuS, NJ u. California.
WA AsaToS, n d, L0eisiinG-
The 0RAEYrNBE2e REvgR and AGrE remedy popular
Throughout Tennee, A4ama and 6zoEa, sud . for ~
every DTussisi Ia thse States Prce 50 per box
ALEN MACKENZTE,
ap2 AGENT To- tirsefeIlerz 4 CO. G
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HAvTNG purchased this mammoth IacA' EsfS>
4 raised Nv Miles Il. Mayes, Of hisury s>Ss9sSF a
eounty Tenn will stand him at my farm d "a ~ Y
three miles Nashville, on the LousSlHe eSNi-
Branch Pike, at 8 40 the Insurance. - ES-H
JENNETs IN Tad order will be fedA so
aonabls terms.
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J. II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Of Third and Pine Sts.. ST. Louis, Ne.

For sale " hOlesale and retail In Nashville,
Tennessee at Prupstors prices, by Berry DemOVille w.
Hendessho and 10. G. Brown and By every respectable Drug
ist In the United states fsbN '59-dtW1v
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LOUISVILLE q NASHVILLE RAILROAD
q 4 = q 81

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
ON and after Monday, November 9Oh 1858 Trains wllrun
fOOgE
Morning Train. Evening Tram:
Leaves isatiu at 730A NJ Leaves Gallsn 100 Z. ID.
Arrives Edgeheld 30 do Arrives Edgeheh = 30 do
Leaves DO @lUuo Leaves do - $50 do
Arrives Gaatin "lI3p do Arrives Gallatin " 800 do
The Train leaving GaStn at 80 A Nj, and Bdgs6eld al ~
A NJ connects Garn with mail coaches 70 and from Louis
vile This Train leaving Edgeeld at 10 A M. aud Galatin st
with mail coaches 10 and from Uarsvllle and
Carthage. Only the nOTnn Train will be run on Sundays
alone constitutes baggage Of which each
,sngr will be allowed pounds free. charge will he made
rtcles than baggage carried baggage viii he charged
pe freight which paid the agent of the Express
Pers taking their seats GalIsiE and Edgefed without
r,rcbasi5g tickets viii be charged cents extra.
iangf-tf RORBkT MACLEOD, Superintendent
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PIAIE&HAI.,S 49,.

virtue - uree wis % Ai' % ne lite il9 ~ VT
Of the Ulsd ts lliu uisrct n
tennessee, which foun,l,d upon rre jug renderi E
court 5s uherein Canlll. Ellison
4 Co. piantds in Of sad wits, arecn e Co..
painfias another vr and the Nv haven MaanAc
turing Company painff the other wis, and NJ Jacker
defendants all Of said wrts u ia vii
sell 70 the highest er, cash, at tie FounT iateT occu
pel - the defendants Front and se henk
OF Cumferand tsr suuth Ciy
vile, Monday the 18th J Of April instant, icJ ami
eeeng days IL all the oItry q the said aefnani
belonging foundry, I-tOi easela -
coke, quantity IL TASKS suitable for every drpton q
u u1sezne1us sliu-s, large urte1t
sizes, crate uuaer shges q dis
lerent patterns sEe several Of bridge % ct
nearly everything usually f1uns IN Fvundy cr upe1
scale. finders % variaus BOILERS enef
tools, &c., IRON 90 al sizes heet Iui
nuts nails &c, arge quantity % unhhsi ora tQac
co screws &c. &c als9 lot Of Pig Metal also fne Ea,
and ays q which have ieen iev- aaud VII
be sold SATISFY said writ. This 4ih dy of April, -
J. 2. CLEMENT. q. S Marshal for he
api3 dd Middle Esssfict o. Teunsz-e-
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VOCAL, AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
~ BECKER would respectfully 70 the pebc Of
NssAye that he has loeAlsd teacher Of ths Vee, Of
Piano Voncso Violin, Orders len sc 4cGtzrSs Zen:
cons Music Store will be promptly atsndsa 70.
sepf7-tf
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Nfnrshnl's 80.

EY virtue Of two wits fsca directed. forn TIE
Crcut C6urt q TIRE Intel stass, which we're cued
upon IegaeRts rendered al CuurL a. Ire Ogler trs
1c5s, wherein Wilbur & Sc pl-ll snd T. ". tait
h. D. Payne defendants and Norn ancr psia
tx and the sad s. d Payue dcisElaut et sell a. 20
day Of Aps rext all Eht tt cain. aud Interest " ne ad
deiei3aIt l. Payne, ans 10 The following dots al
joining tie said cts % Nashville, LIS ao q la II
-, Ia and Is all fronting lcl feet, and IS t e st STE e
lot No p all situate sad lying part o si AnoVu
Cells survey, Charlotte pike Also lots Nos sgd
lying in q. W O. Payues PLAN Cherry street n cuuih Nash
veand fronting shout 81 i-sis al auus Eseet
lot All Of which sad lots, have levied upon ana VII V
sold the property said defendant q saiisiJ sid as
This t1iri dzy Of March. ie52 mhf-dd
J. 3. CLEMENTS. Q 3. Nsr-hal
Eh3-td. for the Ni tiiie District Of I-nusseF.
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WHOLE FIoKETs sIoi HALVES ssiQUARTERs say
CEETEFICATEs on PACKAGEs wiIlbs ga at

A Circular showing the plan of the Lot.
terfes will be sent 10 any one DESTROYS OF
receiving it.