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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-14

A, latest accounts there were nearly iour
thousand men encamped at Camp Floyd T.
T., who were housed in huts built :" supD. :s
made by the Mormons. The camp ~ sd aal :,
ont like a city, in streets and squares anu, II
!" ststsd. presents quite a pleasant appear
.rce with it's houses of slate color
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-14

There seems again t" he considerable
n,uss in Mr.. Faulkners district, and some of
the members of his own party are very nc
tive in cnleavoring to bring ont opposition to
him,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-14

Efforts are making to raise Il subscription
i'm money for the benefit of the neices of Ro-
bert Burns, now living in Scotland. Up
wards of 500 have already been subscribed
i'm New York
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-14

We have received No. II of "onr 'as''al
Fiend," CONTAINING several beautiful pieces u
Music for the Piano.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-14

The example in Virginia, of the revival
and reorganization of the Wing party, will,
it is said. b" next followed in North Caro-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-14

The citizens of Williamsburg, Va, have
already subscribed $4,000 to rebuild Will
liam and Mary College. The record books
.,d naners of the College and the pictures in
49, 5,e room were saved, and also the books
I'D furniture of the Philomathcan Society
Nothing was saved from the hall OF the me
civ Societv
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-14

We have received the February number Of
the Southern Literary Messenger. An excel
lent number.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-14

= TIERCES more very superior Sugar curod
y Hams. recei, al this day, direct from Cincinnati
| would -ay to the public. that these Hams are ~
hns any made in this country. For sale by
Isb 10 j. Z. DOUGLASS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-14

The Washington National Monument has
received another beautiful block of stone
This is a substantial contribution ''from the
citizens of the United States of America rc-
siding in Foo-Chow -Chow-Foo, China, Feb.
% 1851" This interesting gift was trans
ported from Northern port by adams a
3,o.'s Express, free Of all charge.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-14
Rev. DR.. Tying.

The following is a copy from note sent to
the Rev. DR.. Tying of New York
"A few of DIR. Tyngs friends, DESTROYS of
expressing their affection for him, and Of
mnistering to his comfort. have contempla-
ted presenting him with a horse and carriage
They ask the privilege Of his acceptance Of
the enclosed for that purpose.
February |. 1850
The Rev. Doctor. in acknowledging the re-
ceipt of the above, says:-"The sum enclosed
has been amply adequate to the whole e1-
pense."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-14

at is remarkable that those who rail at ex-
trayagant expenditures, propose to adjust the
tariff 50 as to raise more money to expend."
Louisville Democrat.
Brother Harvey is wrong. Some of them
propose to raise the tariff to protect American
industry, and others do so TO provide means
to meet the enormous expenses incurred by
the present administration, aud TO prevent
suv further accumulation Of the public debt.
baltimore Ciipp0.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-14

We have received from Mr.. Il. Barnard, OF
the Associated Press Agency, circular
calling the attention of Southern editors t"
the fact, that, ON and after February lst,
there will be an entire change iii the quota
tons for all kinds of breadstuifs in the Liver
pool market. The central, or 100 lbs. stan,
dsrd, will be adopted, and everything VIII
be quoted at so much per central or ioo lbs
The Steamer Yigo, or the City of Baltimore
of Feb. ID. will probably bring the first mar
ket report under the new regulation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-14

The Worcester Spy" under the head OF
"Another Veteran Editor gone" chronicles
the death Of Ebenezer Eaton. the JUNIOR
Editor of the "Danyille (It.) North Star"
at the aye of 80 years. The Junior hay-
inc reached these ''years of discretion" we
ore impelled to inquire of the North Star"
what is the ace Of the Senior Editor:
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-14

The Baltimore American Says:-"Beyond
all doubt, the measures adopted by the Adj
ministration for the the solving of the Nor.
mon problem have failed, and the necessity
for more decided policy is imperative. The
position of the army in Utah is anomalous.
1t is kept there at heavy tax upon the Gov
eminent, yet without serving any good OBJ
ject, the Government il neither wholly civil
nor wholly military, and secures obedience
and respect in neither aspect. The Territory
should either be put under martial law, 40 as
to render the army serviceable. or the forces
should be withdrawn and the Mormons left to
prey upon themselves. As is. the presence
Of the troops only serves to enrich Brigham
Young and his followers"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-14

The address delivered by Mr.. Henry T..
Brooks, before the Fairfax Division Of the
Sons of Temperance, at Fairfax CT. House.
on the 10th ofJanuary last, is published, at
the request of the Division, in the Fairfax
News. 1t is very able and excellent pro-
duction-calm and argumentative, and ap-
pealing to the judgment and reason for ac-
ouiescence in its views. We think MIR. Brooks
has handled the subject well, and done great
credit to himself and good to the cause which
he advocates.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-14

A letter from Utah Territory. speaking of
the intended return of Judge Sinclair from
that territory, says: Judge Sinclair has per-
formed his duty nobly, with wise head and
discriminating judgment-an earnest desire
to deal impartially with all, and tirmess
that has never yet wavered. lie is chained
down in his efforts to administer the laws, BY
the Mormon theocracy, which holds the con-
sciences and oaths of jurors in its keeping.
speak thus of Judge Sinclair, because his
position has been most delicate and respon-
sible one, and in adjourning his Court he
has the approval of every well-informed man
in this Territory"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-14

NIGHT Srs>ToN.-Wc have only time and
room I" report. this morning that Mr. Mar
tin, from the Committee appointed for the
purpose. presented the following resolutions,
which were adopted unanimously:
R,SOlred, |. That hercck les extravaganza
of the preceding and present administra-
ton, Of the Federal Government, by which
the public expenditures have been increased
from fifty L. nearly one hundred millions If
dollars. aud the public debt is greatly "mlarg-
ed, i wrong that must b" corrected and
should be rcbuhel.
- That the recommendations Of the Pres
ideut that Congress shall divcst itself of the
war and treaty maxim. power, aud confer
them upon himself. subjecting, AT the same
time, the army and navy 10 his control; c"upl-
ell with the proposition for enormous appro-
priations out of the public treasury. To carry
out his views, are til" mos; astounding that
have been ever submitted 10 the conoidcra-
ton of the American people, and call for the
most unequiyocal condemnation that the pub
lie voice can pronounce.
In our relations with other States. We re-
cognize all Of those international obligations
which our position a, member of ;h" great
family Of nations, imposes on w.. aud ""
would ever conform I" the requirements Of
those obligations.
3. That we are opposed 10 the doctrine Of
free trade and direct taxation, maintaining
that revenue sufficient for an economical al
mnistration Of the government ought 10 be
raised by specific duties on foreign importa-
tons. And in adjusting tariff, we hold
that it is the duty Of Congress TO make such
determinations as will afford to American
industry the Incidental advantages to which
it is justly entitled.
!. That tho public lands are held bv I'll.
General government i'll trust ior tue b.u eb,
Of all the States, that such disposition should
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-14
ALEXANDRIA,:
MONDAY MORNING, FEBRUARY H. 1850.

The Southern Literary Messenger announ-
ces that the first volume of the Life of James
Madison. which has been in preparation for
some time past, by the Hon. William C..
Rives, is now ready for the press, and may
he expected to appear early in the spring.
probably from the house Of Little. Brown &
Co., Boston. The eminent ability of the au-
thor, (adds that periodical of which he has
given so many and such distinguished proofs
in diplomacy and craftsmanship. and the
correct literary taste and profound scholar
ship displayed by him in several occasional
addresses before our colleges and historical
society, warrant the confident belief that in
the Life Of Madison he will make acontribu-
ton to the literature of the country of endur-
ing value and win for himself III letters a
fame worthy of his Senatorial renown.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-14
The Army Register for 1850 has just made

The Army Register for 1850 has just made
its appearance. We find that our present
force of regular soldiers consists of nineteen
regiments, all told, as follows: Ten regi-
ments of infantry, averaging ten companies
of seventy men each; four artillery. averag-
ing twelve companies of about fifty men each;
one of mounted rihemen, two of cavalry, and
two Of dragons, each of the latter numbering
ton companies of about sixty men. 1t would
be difficult TO arrive at correct estimate Of
the actual fighting material at the disposal
of the War Department. but, we presume.
the entire streng 9Th ofour army is little over
or under 10000. The Register shows the
grand aggregate of the militia, all told. to be
2124 40
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-02-14

ELIDE ISLAND GCANo.-Daiiy 'NP',. ..
II cargo OF the above mentioned """''
sd TO u, by the agent. For sa!o b! es0
jan Jim hNOA
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-26
julyl3-td

DY Virtue of a VcndtiOui expunls, to me directed
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Couit
OF Davidson county, Tennessee, at It's May Term,
1889 will expose to public sale, n the highest bid
der, cash, the Court house Yard IN The cry of
OF Nashville, on SATURDAY, THE 10Th DAY OF AU-
GUST, 1889 all the right, title, claim, interest and
estate which John COtirt then had, may have
since acquired and TO the following described tract,
piece parcel of land lying the county OF David
son, State OF Tennessee, bounded follows: begin
ming at the intersection ~ Vine and Jackson streets.
the west side of Vine street. running thence west
wardly along the southern line OF jackson street,
36l feet the eastern line Of Spruce street thence
southerly along the line of Spruce street 26Zt feet
OF Lot No. 7s5 thence at right angles with
the dividing line between Lots Nos. u and rs, 56l
feet TO Vine street, thence northwardy along the
line of Vine street, 2625 feet TO the beginning being
the lot conveyed to Brent spence by lttou, O. VI.
by deed registered IN the Office o the Register of la
wilson county. in Book No. T. pages % aId 80 b ing
therein described part of Lot No. 10, ana the sand
parcel OF ground, being Lot No II, In Bilch * White
sides addition to Nashville plan of which is re-
corded in the Circuit Court Of Davidson county, in
minute Book d. pages T04 and 7s5 ana the said parcel
OF ground being also parcel OF ground conveyed by
Brent Spence 90 JOHN CUltsTt by coed, dated 2Sth
January 1882 levied the property of JOHN Col
tart satisfy judgment rendered in favor Of Thos.
Marshall, Treasurer, against John Coltart aud +.
Z. Hardcaste. JAMES NJ. HINION,
july l3-td Sheriff Ct Davidson county.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-07-26
Election of Attorney General and
Reporter of the State.

DURSUANf 10 instructions from the Governor of the
state, viii Oh Saturday, the 18th day of August,
1859. open and hO and election for Attorney General
aud Reporter Tor the state 10 nil the vacancy occa-
stoned by the resignation John l.. T. Sneed.
The following persons have been appointed Judges,
Clerks aud Receivers Of votes for their several Wards
and Precincts Where vacancies have been left the
receivers Of votes are requested To I'LL them.
John Coltart, John Beatty Receiver, J. n. Hobbs;
Clerks, J J. Everett, Alex. Ledbetter.
I'd Ward.-Judges, 7. J. Halle, w. II. Townsend
NJ NJ MonoEan; Receiver, W. r. Downs; Clerks, John
II. Sloan IT., Geo Glenn
80 ward-Judges, l.. II. Ianier, b. S. Weller, W.
l. Boyd Recover, John Reddick; Clerks, Jas. a Nc
4tb ward Judges, John W Martin, j W. Feits, b.
H. Brown; Receiver, J. n. Alexander Clerks, James
5th Nard-Judges, d Carter, Mason vannoy ]
p Coleman; Receiver, Canon Tucker; Clerks, John Ii
Currey, II NlcEwen.
9th Ward-Judges, 10 Francis Thos W Chiffon V
4 Baaghi Receiver, Pyle Clerks, VIM Minton,
/ NJ LCartwTght.
CoEbitt: Receiver, VIM NJ White; Clerks, John Nc
| Keen, John Tanksiey.
s,h Ward-Jddges, VIM Harrison C II Couger, NJ C
| ALI Geo Cotton.
| bis,rist No. Judges, John corley, T NJ Patter
sou, VIC Medarray; Receiver, Thomas Fuqua.
District A0S-Nm ID Philips, Grorge " Charlton,
| Thomas Mann Recover. Vim Dobson.
pdstriet Ao f-fhos Psge, heazer Hamilton,
| C lAotrsoni Re ever, b nj Hurt.
District No. 5-JaigeS, Wan 4 Cartwright, J X Ed
mondson. ) Shamate; Receiver + 6 Rowe.
District No. 6-Iadges, WIN Austin, Joal Battle,
i " II BGsmhllI; Receiver, joel A Battle.
| District No. Judges, john Hope, " X VAR,
| Jas Ragan; keceiv,T, W ngley.
District 20, s-jtdges, W c Ramsey, Daniel Car
| mack, Jas lssios Receiver, A Ramsey.
| DlstrGt No. Judges, w II Hagsas, Thomas b
/ Johns'sn, Audrrw 6Fegory; Receiver, VI Lucas.
District No. io-Jaegrs, SIM Mann ~, " Hard
ing, J haw kias; receiver John Barrow.
DISTRICT No ti--Judees, Wm kdmnudson, Henry
Comptu, Atlen 60 ton; Receiver, Wa Cutton.
| lAstcict Ne. lg-Judges, Jesse Jordas, Nm d
Watkhs, IJasiin; Re eser, Arts Brown
Distract No. ls-Judges, Jas l. Greer, IL L Porch,
SkclIou licnoss; kcceivrr " Stnta
district No 1a-tudges, John = Frlchard, Thos J
Allison, joe Aays, Receiver, Moses Greer.
Iistrict Ma. is-Jadees. \ Hobsnn. A White, =
IL Peach, Receiver, Jas Russell, Clcrks, Jas Ilnda
ley las Trnib.e BTosn.
4 district Nj. t9~-Jadgos W II Hanshlia, W Il HUI
son, John fay ioF; Receiver jack Zee.
District No. 30.--.iatKss, Z Hall, W " Dismakes,
John III Cartwrisht, Receiver, Nm Luton.
D.sirlct No &i--Jadges, Jas Marlborough, " Bal
owe, " Ewing, Receiver, a y LAaier,
District M. Judges, Geo Gill, q " Walker B,
GileeFt Marshall; Rsoesyer, A bd shaw.
nssiTkt NJ. 2s-Jaages, y Drake, d Rslstes /,
I~Wis Mtlilants ss-esiNsf, " II ilyt'.
I,s.tFCt Ns. - - Is t;srussy ftnss a. ar, Id y
Graves, heeesysF, a pae s4sFsst.
JAMES N. HINTON.
1une.0ete, sheriff Of Davidson Co.
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julyIs-,d
Slleri6,s sale.

DH virtue OF "A vendItOni eXpOnas To me directed
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
oil Davidson county Tennessee, at It's May Term 1859
will expose to pubic sale, To the highest bidder fur
cash at the Court house yard ia the city OF Nashville,
SATURDAY, THE 10Th DAY or AUGUST, 1903,
all the right title, claim interest and estate, which
Thomas X. Brien then had, may have since acqur-
ed in and to the follow ng described Tract of Land
lying IN the county of Davidson state Of Tennessee,
in District No I, aud bounded follows boginni (
the gun of the Murfreesboro' Turnpike Road
the dividing line between Lots No. in the plan
OF Lots laid OIL bg the University south OF Carroll 81
and running thence along SAID Turnpike towards
Nashville forty feet 10 stake, thence wostwardly to
wards Market street and parallel With the irst above
marked line TO an alley laii on by nae, aud running
equal distances from Market and tue AurIrees-
borp' Turnpike, thence along said alley forty feet,
more or less 20 the dividing hne irst above named
thence along said line 10 the beginning being levied
Judgment rendered IN favor Of lewis Williams Ad-
ministrator. ...s.f 49,. JAMES a.. HIN TON.
iuty1f-td fa+i-t Shnr n af Davidson County,
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DY virtue Of veudliioni eNp0nas % me directed
ID and delivered from the Honorable ClTcuH Court
OF Davidson county Tennessee, at its May Term 1859
will expose 70 pubic sale, 10 the highest bier, for
cash, Al tue Court House yard IN the city ~ Nash
vile, on SATURDAY, THE 2UfH DAY OF AUGUST,
1852 all the right utia, cssm, interest aud estate,
which N Panuel then had or My have acqur-
ed in aud 10 the following described Fact II Liad
lying In the ooanty OF avtson state OF Icnnassee,
ON the waters of stones river civil District No ?
In the village OF SpringPlI,e about six miles frons
Nashville, and bounded follows: beginning az a
point in the al the Lebanon ami Nashyi 10
Turnpike road, thence south hIy six and a half de-
grees West p tssing stone az pole and seven
tenths, In ali three and thu hHndreitls To
the centre OF large sugar tree, thence south one de-
gree West thirty seven poles a stone thence
North eightyninc degrees West twenty and SOW
enty -four bunjredths 70 stone ia the centre IL the
road from Mr.. MeAarry's said village of Sprung.
place thence with the centre OF said road North one
half degree, West ID poles u stoue, theaee North
one degree ,Etst sse iteen &s one hunredth poles
10 a stone Ia the North edge. OF Avenue leading
from the hcAdrry road To the Spring, thence North
eighty -Seyen degrees, last with said AVanuc fifteen
and sixty one hvndredIhs poles to stone Box
Elder, thence North thirty four degrees, East tour
and Sky one hnlircdihs poles % lat ~ tiie con-
ire Of Turnpike ruad abonr tis centre of the bridge
thc Spr.ng anch, there's with the Of the
road three AMI thrty-sx one hrnnredhs poles % the
more less. For further particulars Tefsreaee is
made - registration OF deed in Registers once of
DAVIDSON county Book segenteen, page IN hundred
and sixty iopr. Levied an the property % A. Pan
49, - satisfy Judgment rendered hl favor OF Nor
g,n a Co ,asa lIst IL r. King and A. Pansri. 4
JAMES A. HfNTftN
-fffA yii-aft ~ - StEGI4 81 Uss hisols co1uss,
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SHERIFF3S SALE

by virtue OF a venditiou expOnas to me directed
- ana delivered from the Honorable Criminal Court
o davidson county Tennessee at rs April term 1859
VIII expose to public sale to the highest bidderfor
cash at the Court house yard gate city of Nash
vllle, ON SATURDAY, THE 10Th DAY OF JULY
1909 all the right, title claim interest estate which
l, T. Bumpass then had or may have since aequir-
eu IA ana 10 the following described piece or parcel
oil Real Estate, tOwit One half Of lot known and de-
scrIbed IN plan OF West Nashville lot No Is9 com
mencitg at tue middle OF said lot on Demonbreun
street running thence along Demon breun street away
from hcNary street, fifty IeeG thence ut right angles
with DemOubfeun street, one hundred and eighty. six
leet To twelve feet alley thence along said alley fliy
et thence one hundred and eighty -sX Ieot To the be-
ginning. For other particular reference is made to
the registration OF deed la Registers Office of David
son county, Tennessee in book No. 10, and page l46
being levied on the properly OF I. l.. Bumpass to
satisfy Judgment rendered ia favor OF the--
Oh Tennessee, against Nike kerunan and said T. T.
bumpasS. J. II. HINTON, Sheriff,
JuBe23-td. BY T. c. DRAKE 10 =
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SlarST7s Safe

pH virtue OF u yendiuoni eNpOnas, to me directed,
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit CouIt
of Davidson county, Tennessee at its My Term, 1859,
will expose u public sale to tue highest bidder, Tor
cash. at the Court house Yard, In the City of Nash
vile, on SATURDAY, THE 2Oth DAY OF AUGUST,
1859, all the right, title, claim, interest aud estate,
which William McIane then had, or may have since
acquired in and u she following described Lat uf
ground, lying in the southern portion oil the City of
Nashville, Davidson county, State Of Tennessee IN
Hurry & Claborne's plan, fronting 81 feet ON the
north side oil the MuTfreesboro Turnpike, running
back Lewis street 143 feet, twenty loot alley
and bounded the west by Lot No 375 being lev led
the property OF William McIanc, 10 satisfy a
judgment rendered in favor Of c. W. Nance.
JAMES NJ. HINTON,
iuiVl3-td Sheriff of Davidson county
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SkleriT1s Sale

Df virtue OF a venditioni exponas, TO me directed
- and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Cour
OF Davidson county, Tennessee, at its May Term
1889 Will expose to public sale, TO the highest lid
der, for cash at the Court house Yard in the City
Nashville, ON SATURDAY, the 10Th DAY Of AU
gust, 1883, all the right title, claim interest and
estate, which William hcIane then had, or may have
since required in and To the following described LOT
ot gro1nd III the southern portion of the City of Nash
VILE Davidson county State Of Tennessee No 374
IN hurry CalbOrnes plan, fronting 81 feet on the
north side Of the MurfTeesboro Turnpike, running
back on Lewis street lab feet to twenty loot alley
and bounded ON the west by Lot No. 373, beine
icyicd on as the property Of William McLane To sat
lsiy a Judgment rendered In favor of C. W. Nance.
JAMES n. HINTON,
Julyl4-td srrF Sheriff ofIa Nlt son county
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SI,nuiR1S SaIa

DY virtue Of veuditioni expOnas to me directed,
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court
ofIavidson county, Tennessee, at its May Term 1852
VIII expose TO pubic sale, 10 the highest Bidder
for cash at the Court house Yard the City of Nash
the right, ute, claim, Interest and estate which Jas
stephens then bad or may have since acquired in and
TO the following descrit ed tract Of land, lyig in the
county of Davidson, State Of Tennessee, in District
No. 4, bounded follows: on the north by VIM.
Bnkly ON the West by jacob Sl1ane the south by
W. Bnkly on the east by Sarah Stephens, containing
about acres, being levied as the property of
James Stephens, TO satisfy judgment rendered in
iavqs Of Alfred Creel JAMES N. HINTON.
iulVI3-td Sheriff of Uavidsnu county
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Magnificent Scheme!
GRAND CAPITAL PRIZE
SG5,OOO.
Grand Consolidated Lottery
OF della WARE.
CLASS n.
SPLENDID SCHEME,

awnin wilninstoD Del. saturday Jolly card.
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SEieriR1s Sale.

ID virtue OF u vendit.Uni eXpOuas to me directed
- and delivered from tie Honorable Circuit Court
OF Davidson county, Tennessee, at its May Term
1903, Will expose 10 public sale the highest bid
der for cash. at the Courthouse yard in the city OF
Nashville, on SATURDAY, THE 10Th DAY OF AU.
GUsT, 1853, all the right, title claim interest and
estate which X L. CoTbtt then had or may have
since acquired, 10 and to the following described Lot
OF Ground, lying IN the City Of Nashville State OF
tennessee, Davidson county, on the East side oi
CHERRY street, IN Nashville renting about 40 feet on
sand street. bounded ON the North by Thos Buckley
Lo ON the South by Jas Hamiltonis Lot and runuing
back about 100 ieet 10 the Nas vile and Chattanooga
Railroad, and bounded the East by said road be.
ing levied on as the property of Nicholas F. Corbt 70
satisfy judgment re dcred IN favor of Vim. Ham.
mon, admir- ), VS. j. X. HILL and n p Corbitt
JAMES II. HINTON
July2O-td Sheriff Of Davidson countv