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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-07-09

WARREN SULPHUR SPRINGS FOR RENT.
YsNuIS NOTED AND POPULAR WATERING
1 PLACE, is now offered for rent. To good
tenant and one who will take care ofthc property,
the terms will he accommodating.
fn'7l The HOUSE IS cummolious and airy, fur
lid. nishel complete, and ready for Immediate
occupancy.
These SPRINGS are situated near Front Royal,
within one mile of Buckton Station on the Ma
nassas Gap Railroad. by which it is rendered ac-
ccssihlc from MI quarters.
favorable opportunity is offered TO those de-
srous Of engaging in the business of keeping {"
fashionable watering place. Appyto
FOSTER ( Co, Plains, Faaquier co, Va
J. c. DAVIDSON,
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BAKER,S LSLANDG UANO!
Bakers Island GuanO,

TINIE undersigned have been appointed by Will
L liam II. Webb esq, of New York, Agents for
this city for the sale of
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Buckton Station, Warrcn county, Vi.
BRYAN. ADAMS 1t CO., AlcX'a., Va.
Warren Co. ic 27--eOow Bait. Amer. cow
FAUeU1gE WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.

YsIHESE SPRINGS, situate fifty miles west OF
| Washington city. will he opened on the 10th
OF June, as a ti-St-cas$ Watering establishment.
The subscriber having become the purchaser,
will make every effort, with competent assistants,
to re Slablsh tLcir former high reputation. They
may toe reached in six hours from Baltimore. three
from Alexandria, and eight from Rirhrn"nd' by
Railroad. with about miles of staging, over
good turnpike.
Rates 5Gc per meal; $50 per day; 50 per
week: $50 per cnlrnicr month, and $50 for two
months children over . and under l. years, ana
coored servants, hall price-whrc servants three
tourths-horscs SOC. per day. Address subscriber,
"WaTcnion Springs ROBERT HuDulN.
Fauuuicr COUNTY Va, my 30-~2aw2m
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CANAL COMMERCE..

ARRIVED. july :.
Boats L. u. N,olctt Ii. q. Ritter. Dutch Hen,
a"j Lloyd Lowe 10 Borden Mining Co.
boats Clipper. T.. II. Tracy. George Lynn, But
ido, ant Jonu guruc> to Borden Mining Co.
Boats pr. t. :. licaiy DIR. \. A. Riggs. y. j.
"'">>nEe'isrr, aai 1T. Savage. t. American Coal
Co.
Boats Joseph knoIc and John 4. Wilson, TO
Nm. H. Fowle { Son.
Boat +. II. liuu,lcv. to g. VI. Franks.
a. FOR NEURALGIA. NERVOUS HEAD
"'"e' Hheumatsm, Gout. Numbncs>. Partial Pa
l1!>l>, and Loss Of Sleep. the celebrated
4pLI ANODNNE. For every species Of Throat
"E Lung p!t.irUl,cs. from that oi Sore Throat to
rNrvmy Consumption, use the UNIVERSAL
Cough REuEDl. We say to AL. try them
&n4 IL purchasing. or before purchasing, call for
ANA read the pamphlet, which is Il full description
% all plans. Patients VIII find i'll them every
t'ns t. strengthen confidence. ~ l-d3clw
;u~ TIE ODD FELLOWS EXCURSION
rotnv> oI on Monday. July 23d, at GLlMONT.
I've tri! will be made lay the steamer each way.
This will i've Of the best conducted Excursions
81 ihs season. Particulars in handhis.
7" 6-3t
ACEEKEL,~-ju bbls No. Small Macks-
- rel, just received and for sale by
NJ ELDRlDGE { CO,
y3 NJ. South Wharves.
tEkMtpA ARROW ROOT--Ncw crop, re-
roiTs's, aud for sale BY
j. ' IL. COOK L CO, Sarepta Hall.
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WE HAVE this day formed COP
w SHIP under the style OF
HuMPHREYS & CALIAFERRO.

WYE HAY + this day formed COZ An En-
w SHIP under the style OF
HUMPHREYS s TALIAFERRO,
and have purchased the stock of Messrs. MAR
SHALL & CO., and leased their
WAREHOUSE, No. II King street,
where we will conduct the
GROCERY, PRODUCE AND COMMISSION
BUSINESS.
We shall keep always full supply of
FAMILY GROCERIES, WINES, LIQUORS,
AND GOODS FOR FARMERS USE.
PLASTER, GUANO. AND OTHER FERTILE
ZERS will be furnished mt lowest market rates
Our personal attention will be given to the sale OF
FLOUR, GRAIN and COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Bags will be furnished parties desiring to consgn
grain to uS at the regular chargcfnr their use. Oar
best cndeayurs will be given to promote the inter
est OF our patrons, and our experience Juslhcs us
in promising that business entrusted to us Will he
attended TO in IL satisfactory manner.
A. J. HUMPHREYS.
iy ? Ii. Is. IAhlAfhNho.
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The whole number Of Tlthables reported
is 5000, which at $50 per poll, will raise
the 81 $1,000 required to be levied Tor
This is a considerable reduction on the
amount required to be levied tor, last year
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NJ 0TICE.-Owing 70 i'll health, have retired
" from business, and sold my stock Of BOOTS
and SHOES TO Mr.. Henry G. Field, who will con
tinue the business ut the stand occupied by myself
for the pas; twelve years. / return my grateful
thanks 10 my friends and the public Cor the lbe
raj patronage extended to me, and ask Tor my
successor, thorough workman, and worthy gen
tleman, continuation Of the favors accorded to.
me believing that he will so conduct the business
as not 70 detrart from the reputation enjoyed as
Il manufacturer. II. I. ChpSS.
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amount required to he levied Tor, last year.
Ak OCTARooN CASE the recent session
Of the County Court, two men oi inlNed blood
aupeared before the Court, and having PROV
ed themselves to be O"t0iOOHS, Or possessing
but one eighth negro blood, asked the Conrt
10 certify that they were not negroes. he
conrt having heard tire evidence. granted the
certificate asked for The object of this pro-
cess is to release the parties applying, from
the obligations and penalties attached to free
NEGROES by the laws uf this Commemorative
The aurlication was founded upon the follow
inc section of the Code ul virginia.:
The court oi auy co"Aty or r"rp"Eation' upon
satisfactory prot by white person, at The int
NAV Grant To uuy free person Of mixed, bi""d resi-
den; therein u certificate that hc Is not i negro
which certificate shall protect such person against
the :,cualtics and disabilities to which free negroes
are subject rs SUCH
This IS we believe the first application Tor
the boneti. Of this provision If thr state Ia"
ever made in thus county.
lxorrsr.-On Friday afternoon Tie body
Of a nnvru nan which had evidently bccu III
the water for some ten days, tioated into the
r,al decks nj tie mouth rt the Alexandria
Canal. Justice Price acting Coroner held
An inquest upon the body. and til" Jury be
inc unable 70 ascertain either the name Ui
The drowned man or the circumstances OF
his death. found verdict that the deceased
came to his death III q manner unknown 10
the Jury" From the general appearance It
is supposed that the body Io"nd Is that oi Il
seaman.
NrneyAEIrs. We Frequently mention the
productions OF good old FAIRFAX, one of the
hest and most improving counties IN the
state. Our friend Mr.. James NJ. Benton, OF
Asnn Hill, determined that We should have
positive proof Of the correctness o orr op'n-
ION, sent us in last week Il large basket titled
with the finest POTATOES cucumberS green
corn. June apples &C., that we have seen TINS
whole season. They were all excellent al
their kind, and admirable specimens OF the
rrowth Of the gardens and orchards OF fair-
fax.
FArov.fR SrRlxGS.-We learn that there
are a, present nearly one hundred visitors
at the Fauquier White Sulphur Springs
This old established Watering place under
the management Of Mr.. lludg'ns ANA his Su-
nrrintendent, Mr.. John J. Roberts is pre-
senting new claims 10 public patronage
The Chesapeake and Ohio Canal has been
restored to complete order every" here, ana
NAVIGATION is unob>trurted throughout the
line !, large fleet Of boats laden with Cum
berland coal have come down within DAY
or two.
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Flour Hill Burnt.

New YORK, July THE extensive Flour
ing Mills, corner Of Fulton and Furman
streets. was burnt last night. Loss heavy.
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Chemist to the Cotton Planters Convention, Of
which the Hon HOWELL CoBB is President
Prof Joseph Jones, Chemist Cotton Planters
Convention, says:
Examinations of samples representing the
average composition of Rhodes Super Phosphate,
carefully selected by dsinterestel parties, demon
strates that this Fertilizer is Of UNIFORM CONNER
ci0l rui"c'
Prof &. A. Liehig, successor to Chas. Bickoll,
Ph. D.. says:
The well deserved name ".HandnFd,' which
Rhodes Super Phosphate has attained since its
first introduction to It's present position, is owing
to its great uniformity
Prof Charles ". Shepard, of Charleston Medi-
cal College says:
'''rhe Rhodes Manure is the richest source Of
Soluble Phosphoric Acid have met with, and in
this respect cannot well be improved upon"
Prof Samuel W. j ohnson Of the Yale Anal ytical
School, says:
"Rhodes Super Phosphate IS of uniform com
position, and is the only real Super Phosphate |
have met with"
DR.. 0. r. Funston. II we'll known Planter, who
used twenty-five tons Rhodes Manure, near White
Post, Clarke county Va, says:
'RhodeS Super Phosphate has acted admirably
during this season in this ncighborho od-iudccd,
hut for ii. 50 uniayorahlc has heen tho season,
there mast have been failure Of the wheat crop:
whereas. II now compares !aFrfapiv VITA Ihtt oi
either Of the last two years have heard OF no
one who has used Rhodes Manure, who Is not
satisfied with the result indeed. it seems 10 he
an established fact that Rhodes" is the best Ma
nurc Tor eur soil. and its use will he Indispensable
to successful farming hereafter
George W. I. Smith, who used twenty tons OF
Rhodes Manure, near Warrcnton, Fauquicr coun-
Is, Va. says:
Il am very much pleased with the effect of
Rhodes Super Phosphate, so much so, | shall
want to supply myself this Fall, and shall do all
| can to advance the sale u. this manure.
RI The demand upon the manufacturers OF
RHODES MANURE, from the different Agcn-
cies. being very large we respectfully urge early
orders to secure supplies.
Address, CAZENUN II " Co, Alex va.
o. 1 awt mo L 2u Sent
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No PLANTERS SEEKING MAEURES FOR
WHEAT CULTURE.
CAZEN OV E & Co.,
ALEXANDRIA, VA,
Have secured the sole Agency of
Rhodes Super Phosphate,
THE STANDARD MANURE,

THE STANDARD MANURE,
Which has received the endorsement of Southern
State Agricultural Societies; Agricultural Collie.
grs Model Farms; Practical Planters and all
leading Chemists in the United States, besides the
Chemist TO the Cotton Planters Convention, Of
which the Hon HOWELL CoBB is President
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TuE CouNry LEvY.-The entire eXpcncl-
lures Of the County OF Alexandria. Is auu'-
ted and levied fer. at the recent session OF the
County Court is S2,93l IS. 10 which the com
mission fer collection and probable dehn-
ouencics being added, makes the total sum
necessary to he levied for. S4,390.0O, The
following are the principle items OF county
eynensA -
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streets. was burnt last night. Loss heavy.
A CARD.-Having disposed of our stock OF
n goods TO Messrs HUMPHREYS Tall
IAFERR0, who will succeed us ut our Old stand,
VIC take great pleasure in recommending them to
our friends as gentlemen Of the highest standing.
thoroughly acquainted with the business, anu III
every way worthy of their confidence and patron
age. ny Z-lmI AAitolAhh W.
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caPoN SPRINGS, hampshire County, Va

ryaiiE subscriber having leased the MOI NTAlA
/ HOUSE. will, in connection with his own
property. open the ontiT. establishment Tor the re-
ception of visitors on the 10Th ot June. For other
information or circulars. address NE IL above, or
Tin. rrorrietors of the Howard House, Baltimore.
\ daily line of stages aud mails from Winchester
and S;trashurg and Telegraph Office At Winchester.
Persons leaving Baltimore via Hnrpers Ferry
CharlcStuwn, and Winchester, arrvcat the Springs
at 5 o'clock. p NJ. same day--those b. Washing
ton. Alexandria, and Srashurg AT 6 O'Clock. ?. NJ.
same day. JULIUS G. "ADDLh'
Canon SPRINGS my lG--cn2m% Proprietor.
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cowp To THE FOUNTAINS.

! CAN ACCOMMODATES Il few BOARDERS
| comfortably. Those who wish to Spend few
weeks in the country during the warm weather OF
July and August, will find this Il healthful and
pleasant location. Situated ut the base OF the
Blue Ridge, III Ashhy's Gap. the village OF Paris
has climate ana atmosphere as healthinl ana
invgorating Is can be found anywhere. 1t IL
easy of access by railroad and stage.
Is. + ADAMS.
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Paris, Fauquicr Co., Va, jc l6-co2w
CITY HOTEL,

CITY HOTEL,
CORNER OF ROYAL. AND CAMERON STREETS,
Al..r0mdrin. Virginia,
S. HEFLEBOWER, Proprietor.
TNHIS HOUSE has been conducted by the pre-
sent Proprietor for the past three years. and
has received It's full share of the patronage of the
Travelling public. and having been lately repair
ed and rcturnished from garnet to cellar, addition
al facilities are afforded by which every comfort
and convenience TO he found At any other + RsT-
CLASS HOTEL is guaranteed.
4 pleasant soiourn is promised to all who may
patr"uiSe this house.
5z,4~ Strangers will find at the Steamers and
Trains upon their arrival in this city, petite Por
;srs and comfortable OmniEuses. which will con
vey them Immediately to the Hotel. The best the
market affords is always to he found ut this liotcl.
my lJ-tl
MRS. NJ. BRoDBECK
IGAS REMOVED TO HER NEW STORE,
II No 1916, King street. next door 20 Mr..
Frcnchs Book Store. This Store has been hand
somcIy fired up suitable Tor the
CONFECTIONERY BUSINESS,
And persons iayorne me with call, will find Il
good assortment Of all kinds OF
CANDIES.
CREAMDRoPS,
ORANGES.
LEMONS,
FIGS,
ALMONDS. Gc.,
And at all times :. good plate Of ICE CREAM.
Call and see Tor yourself 1T the New Store, los,
King street. Je Ut
TERRING'S CHAMPION FIRE P r Q 0 I
Ii SAFES:-partics in want OF II first class
SAFE, will iui samples Of the di:feren; sizes
most in use Oh exhibition III my store. They arc
aolt at Factory prices. freight added. with with
out Halls Patent Lock, i; purchasers option.
JAMES c. NEVETT.
~ Is lScnt7 Agent for Alexandria.
- REAL EACT"-H. SCHWARZ is selling
N ulf his Summer stock. Call aud see.
je 70
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WHEAT WANTED.

OTICE.-We hive this day associated with
~ us in our business, EDMUND PERRY, JR
jy3 GEO. X WILMER i BROS.
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LOCAL ITEMS.
gay" For Local and Miscellaneous reading
matter, new advertisements, &C., see First
and Fourth pages of the Daily Gazette.

A PERSONAL RENcoNTRE.-Mr. Ellis B..
Schnabie, who recently addressed the Doug
las Democracy Of this city, responded, on
Saturday, to a reflection made upon him in
the Washington Constitution, by an attack
upon the editor Of that paper. Mr. SIENNA
bic entered The office OF Gen. Bowman IN
the Constitution building, where that gentle
man was sitting in company wlth his c'efS'
who Was nc the time engaged IN writing,
and after the usual salntation, inquired OF
A., Y ,wman why il certain attack h;t! been
n,o3n ,nnu him in the columns Of his (Mr.
, T. 1,rr,,n,sH papcr. Mr.. g. desired 10 know
tha attack to which he referred. Mr.. Selma
,Ie mentioned the article and inquired the
author. Mr.. Bowman sad he supposed It
must have been prepared 10y MT brown.
Mr. S,hnabie then wished To know II Mr..
Rnwmun was responsible for what appeared
j., the naner. Mr.. &. seeming 10 intimate
,b,, he was Mr.. S. seized a loaded cane ~
w.. ho.idn MIR. g., (aud belonging to that
,4,ar,nl and struck Mr.. Bowman blow
0ynr the forehead. intlictimg Il very unplea-
santa and naniul. though nota serious wound.
a, snnn rs this occurred, the clerk. who WAS
=. RI, same time engaged in writing, M
stontly left his desk. and seizlnG hold OF Mr..
S. struck him Il blow with his hist III the
face. causing Mr.. 5. 10 fall over Il char To
the floor. together with this gcutlcman.~--
They scutflrd together for Il few moments,
each giving and receiving blows, until two
friends of Mr. $. who had accompanied him
70 the office, came in and took him TO his
carriage, VIXEN they started of, Mr.. Selma
bic WAS afterwards arrested and held 10 bail
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NTUTICE--Ih The Board Of Directors "t the Al
" ,xandria Water Company. have declared
dividend Of three and one half per cont. for the
past six months, payable to the Stockholders. nj
The Office Of the Treasurer, on and after the 10th
instant. EDWARD S. nOuGll, Treasurer
~ a
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Sl00 90
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AILEGHANY SPRINGS,

VIM. ii. FOWLE il son,
No. t South Wharve,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-24
4 Spanking Incident.

The Prince of Wales is the great topic of the day
We have heard how he looks, how he dances, how
he speaks how he wears his pOcket-handkerchiet
and now we hear how he got spanked by the Queen
The Rochester Union says
"Some thirteen or fourteen years ago her Majes-
ty accompanied by the Prince Consort and the Roy
al children visited Scotland for the first time, and
we believed tarrieG for a while at BIlmoraL On
the trip the yacht IN which the party Travelled by
water called at Aberdeen, and Of course the loyal
inhabitants of that city turned outin large numbers
TO do honor to their beloved sovereign. guard Of
honor consisting of most of the merchants of the
place was formed, and, in all the 6 DRY of black
brOadcloth and white Kids, paraded on the edge OF
the dock to which TIE vessel was mOored AT just
sufficient distance to prevent the people from step
ping on board. Seats were erected on the dock tier
above tier like those in circus, to accommodate
the thousand that assembled to gaze upon the spec
tace of an Amounted Queen. Her Majesty goodna-
turedy remained deck to crafty as much as pos
sibe the curiosity Of the bonny Scots, and prone
naded about in full view of the immense crowd.
The Prince of Wales, then a child OF five or SIX
wears old, was with her. Among the other articles
of furniture place on deck for the accommodation
of the Queen was a splendid sofa Ornamented with
tassels and the Prince, like other boys Of his age,
being of destructive turn began TO pull at one OF
them in a way that threatened to detach it. His
mother observed the act, and ordered the boy to
desist. lie did so, but her back was
jerk.
The Queen appeared to have expected some
thing of the kind for she at that moment watch
ing him from the corner of her eye. In an instant
she turned and sezng the luckess heir apparent of
England by tne scruf Of the neck elevated one of
her feet upon the sofa hoisted the youngster over
her knee adjusted him in the position mutually ia
mar to parents and children generally when such
ceremonies are to be performed, and gave him
FOUND spanking.
lit may be proper TO mention, en- PEASANT, for the
information OF youths who sometimes find themselves
similarly circumstanced that the lustri0us sufferer
kicked and beloved under the affective dispensatiOn
quite as Justify as children lOwlier birth are wont
to do.
1.-The amazement with which the spectators view
ed this example of Royal domestic discipline may
be imagined, but scarcely described in fitting terms
A dead silence prevailed for a moment, but it was
suddenly broken by tremendous roar of laugh
ter which could not be repressed by any thought
OF decorum, respect for the Queen, sympathy
for the victim of her disp pleasure. The explosion
called the Royal mother TO a sense of her posi-
ton, and, having turned towards the crowd for
moment a face suffused with crimson. she hastily
descended INTO the cabin, and was seen no more by
the expectant populace.'
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EnRIish CrOp ProHDects.

The weather OF the past week. though below the usual epera
ure and cloudy, with ran has further improved the
Of the and calculated produce
better sample asn very bot not, however, expected
that any Wheat will be till the middle Of August and
districts n the North complain its not being Accounts
much to the Ultimate prospects of the yed but
generally less than expected Much of the best
barley laid and the entire growth varies considerably though
the breadth large good deal hay has been
earte much dcoored hut much OF the still out The
potato disease said BY the largest t. be adj AncDg
idly faint appears also in Ireland, we'll Belgium.
SPAIN like Northern Italy, finds smaller yield Of Wheat tn
expected though both have fne samples and that
is the with the south Of France.
The Odessa Ghirka weigh: fully 60 bushel but in
Hungary Normandy and Holland variable weather has
kept the crops backward And prices uctuang In America,
W Southern Russia there both quality and quantity this
and the Baltic, il backward, does not send
pants though prices keep high Our markets. from tie i'm
Of the weather and liberal supplies Of foreign
have dull but pretty we'll sustained in of the
diminu ion Of the socss in the country Even uther supplies
to be expected change to bad weather would produce
large business full prices while increased consumption Of
foreign. though with fine weather must think
serious decline till tie appears in quantity and this is
but distant e1pectation.-Adrk Lane Eepress AnQ 6.
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New Magazines.

NEW York, Aug. 23.-The steamer Ariel, from
AspinwaH, is below.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-08-24
ChancerY Rules.

I'm CHANCERY, mAURY COUNTY, STATE
4 of Tennessee-.WilIamC G. Allen Admir- add another
Hugh Brown and ohersorder Of Publication appear
ing to from compliments bill filed in the above that
the following named defendants said bill residents
the State Of Tennessee the ordinary process Of law
them witt Hamilton Brown Of the
who ntermarred with Stewart and her children Hugh,
Elizabeth, James, Harriet Jane, Mary Ann and Stewart
Margaret Stewart who ntermsred with Pointer and left
children surviving her. their unknown and all the daugh
tiers Of the said Elizabeth Stewart married but whom
known and citizens of the State Of Vgna John Brown
of James Bro and Jane Jane Brown,
and ALhe Wallis. formerly Anne Brown, residence
known. William Ii Brown, Of William Brown, and
Thomas Roberon who married Nancy Brown daughter Df
James Brown, left children surviving their places
residence unknown all the heirs and
yes ihs late Margaret and deceased hereby
notified Of the pendeocy Of tins suit and required to make he
selves party defendants the and is ordered that publ
cation be made for thirty days in the PGU Press
published in the Of Columbia County Of Maury and State
Of Tennessee also in the UNION AMERICAN, newspaper
Published In the city Nashville County Davidson and State
OF Tennessee requiring the said nondents defendants and
unknown heirs be and appear before the Chancellor Of
Court hancery to he held the Court House in the town Of
Columbia Maury county STATE Of Tennessee the third Men
day IN September next the last Of which shall be five days before
the sitting Of said Court then and there to plead de
SAID BILL the will be taken for confessed to
them and set for hearing eXparte.
A NJ. WISGFIELD, G. & NJ.
UNION please forward bil-CbLuns.
6id Press. july2I '60-w4t prs fee $40.