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The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-11-01

The New York Tribune makes an appeal to
its friends TO try and carry Maryland for Lin
coin aud llamlin! II gives It's opinion, howov-
cr, as follows:
"IJp to this time it has been supposed that
Edll would carry Maryland; now IL is morally
certain to 90 for Brectinrdgo, while Lincoln
will beat DouglnB badly in the popular vote"
The register. (Monroe, La.) 185?-1861, 1860-11-01
NOTICE TO TLANTNRs.

GUNNIsON, CHAPMAN s. Co.,
SO 81, C1lIRLhS ST., N o.,
MANuFt tCrrREKs OF
Stationary and Portable Steam
Engines,
CALORIC ENGINES.
The Lansing state Republican., 1860-12-19
Lansing, Dec. Is, 1860.

UrGooD, What enjoyment there is in
taking tea at friends house, if, when you take
your seat at the table with other invited guests,
there appears no cloud OF vexltion and dis1p-
pointment upon the ordinarily pleasant face of
the hostess, as her eyes rest upon the heapins
plates Of bScnit, dishes of cake, pastry, &c. II
De Land & Co Saleratus has been used in pre-
pairing these articles. 10 time i consumed in ma
king apologies tor poor biscuit, &c, and the con-
versation takes az once pleasant turn, the tea
is drunk, the biscuit eaten, and the lady cOmpli-
mented upon her success in the kitchen, while
she gives the credit where it i due, TO the per-
fectly pure and always reliable Sacratus manu-
factured by ID. B. De Land & Co, at Fairport,
Monroe Co, n. Y. This Salera,us is for sale by
the grOcers and storekeepers throughout the
country. Sold at wholesale by the principal grO-
GERS and dealers in the large towns.
The Lansing state Republican., 1860-12-19
To COnsumptFes.

The advertiser hav ny been restos ID health in fea
weeks oy very simpe remedy, afr having suffered
erai yeass with severe lung afslon and that dread
dSrase. .Coasumption-s anxious y nsske kn 1wu "a h
.-'!oS leIers tie means of cure.
Io al "ho desire it, he viii seLea copy the prescIp
ti'n use (fee cf charge) with ~ drect.u, rfepar
ing AMI using the same. which tlg ~i! sckE CUgE
fT CoSsUMPIos ASTHMA, BRoNcTfs Sc. TIE only object
If the advertiser in sening TIE Description 70 benefit
the afflicted, and spead inform ,eI wlict lie nc-
to be Invaluable, and he hopes e~ry sufferer z Try ms
remedy, as il will cost them noAng, may prove
blessing.
Parties wishing the prescrptA will please address
REV. EDIARD A. WILSON,
ly2si WILLIAMSBURG Kings County. y. i.
The Lansing state Republican., 1860-12-19
HERRICK's SUGAR COATED PILLS
The JVholc Worla United!

Inc ItHOfc ~ OT(Cy CUlteI
s8-SICE PEOPLE, THINK AFTER WHICH, ACT iTfs
You'd scarce expect, AZ this late HIv,
With -tarriiug cures book to til;
1hIS = the cas-, the million say.
With the cures OF Hsrrick's Pill.
They crme ftom East, asd North and West
And with -Bd tdnss the papers ill,
Because they are the chra pes, safest, best,
Aud superior 10 Others J. Herrick's PIN
From Roots AMI Plants, aud Flowers they're made
They always cure-1hey ueyer kiil;
IG"u-auts nDw IN heir graves were laid,
We 10 u0l for uer.ick', ritl.
Fo- wears he's worked 10 hca the sick
With JOY essJ- hiS bosom q l.:
For tens Of thousands nos fel1ce
~ the magic powers It H-rnck'S Pills
Gs- HERRlCK'S HATChIESS vEGErABLE FAMILY
PlLt> have nnniatei he wcrii with their iopuarir
over ave IL Lon ol boxes are used annually, giv D.
emp OyUent 10 eighty Gse and women tn put rha
up 1ber cuie- lmbe ct y thoIss ssuds-their pras
"n the toagIes sf al Ct Of Michigan ami zee
where, have you ever used them? Pur up fuc.s.
>.aalsh, German sud French direct onS. Large iaaig
boxes 25 cents, Five boxes for 81. : old eve~ywhr.
See advertisement Ga 81 age. ly2i6
The Lansing state Republican., 1860-12-19
SHOCKING RAIL ROAD AcCIpEST-This mcrn-


ing a shocking accident took place on the New
Jersey Railroad track, at the NcSafk avenue
crossing in Jersey City, which, in all probability,
will terminate in the death OF the person in ured.
IL appears that Augustus Sturman, a German,
was driving down Newark avenue, few minutes
ater o'clock, with load of bread TO supply his
down town customers, and as the gate at the
crossing was open he attempted TO cross the
track, when the Harrisburg express train came
along at an unusual speed; the engine striking
the horse and wagon, smashing it into splinters,
Id breaking one of the horses fore legs, well
as cutting cash on the young mans head, break
ing his ribs and arms in several places.
Some gentlemen who witnessed the accident
run to the injured mans assistance, and found
him in helpless condition. They at once pro-
cured cart and conveyed him TO a drug store,
where DR.. Quilbor dressed his wounds
After the examination OF the wound on the
head, il was discovered that the skull was frac-
tuFtd, aud may possibly affect his brain.
lie was subsequently conveyed to his residence,
No 25s, South Eighth street, ia an insensible
condition.
The horse fingered in great pain until II o.
clock, when some person cut his throat.
At the time OF the accident the gate was open,
but no hdgman was present, as l. required by
the company, 10 give warning to persons APP
preaching the crOssiug-N. y. Com.
The Lansing state Republican., 1860-12-19

NoIuEEs BEAD IH. - Le fpo@In, an extract from
let sr.teu o. the rs--"r u' p-- Church 10 h-
J,uru aLG Ar--rt-er, Cue mat, oho, ard -Ve tks
y,i.Iue~ n ityar - has v'rd r-uc~ueI meicne-Nks
WISsIgw SOOTHING SYECF FcR CHILDREN TEsrlING:
' Ne adv it-invuJ IL yGur cuums uf Mrs.
WINS vs : c.nthif 2 SyTtg Nos never q "a i
iR fivr "a p.t.nt Medic ne bet "a our hi- but
lee. cou er jo say 10 etdeT, that this i huu-
au,-vE EiyETslED IT ,sn Know CLAIMS -
- p oJabIy # i4e - -esstul met Il
l- uty because 70 e. tie te~ And these of your
rcld~ss alc babes can ia bet ln4n i.y
The Lansing state Republican., 1860-12-19

ANOTHER Rich MAN CU-s oTy His DAUGHTER
FOR MARRYING WIThoUr ms COASExr.-fIurtis
Skdu9le Of New York, worth nearly half a
million doIius, recently deceased lefc a = III, be-
queatliing one hundred dollars to bis daughter,
aud the reminder OF his property 10 has son
III 1886 the family of Nr. Skidu.orc consisted OF
vile. son and daughter. The daughter, Marian
l., vas woocl ana won by Simon Camancho, at
that time YcuczHlean Consul, aud now Secretary
of Legation Of Ncnezula, under Gen. Paez Mr.
skjdmofe was opposed 10 the match, and the
daughter married without his consent. During
his lle time the parties were not rceonciled.
Mrs. Sdidmo,e, however, who has since died, re-
cntcd, and became friendly 10 her daughter bat
the hostile feeling Of the father was unchangea-
BE The wilI is 10 be contested.
The Lansing state Republican., 1860-12-19

A LoCoFoCo LIE EXPOSED. - EDIToR
RErUDLIcAS-Having observed in last weeks
Journal a statement ever the name Oi NJ \.
Howell, stating that he made no bet with me
upon Lincol.'s election, send this note 10 say
that NJ. a. Howell made 4 bet with me upon
Lincoln'- election, in presence Of another gen
'leman, and lost the same. After the result was
known, dcmandsd the stake OF him, which he
refused to pay; all ofwhich I am ready to swear
to, and to prove by Others.
y. ". UEALEY
Lansing, Dec. Is, 1860.
The Lansing state Republican., 1860-12-19
lHANCERN SALE.-State of Mich

~ q, III Irsit Count for the county Ct In ham
'p 1uan,ey. .t.,o seymour comps uaat, rs tuts e.
lha. e. anu A,.. In lhayer, deteniAnts BY vrtu-
and pu ots dec -aIa Court made in the
eause sd bang date the Ia day o: cepte embe
\ b 1850, %" gned, Circui- CJu 4 mn
tot the cnty ~ ham, vii expose Tor sale puo1c
auction zoe iigist b,dd at the outer of thu
Court House, u, village e Ma-on, said county ,i
iusL , t'- 81. cay Of Januar. A. d. 1861, at one
- co. / t. VI. oI ID day. the lands an! premises i-
..Ioe: sod dese, to-wit: - Lots No one and tw",
uc& Sc tu,gtt three as" the south eight, five feet
IN I'd ui Book thirteen ais LIT No The
subdyi, % e.. Bck No twelve a.o, strip of labd
f=el width south of aUd adjoining sai lcJ
>eye ~ f., sad OF to tie and u
The Lansing state Republican., 1860-12-19

A YoUNG HIsF-Edwln Foster. who
calls himself sixteen years Of age, bat who re-
ally looks 10 be nineteen, was sentenced last
week to the Reform School for stealing q sum of
money from Mr.. Stanley Briggs, of this place,
who was his employer.
Fosters father lives near Kensington, Oakland
county, and his mother is at the Untica q. "
ASYLUM Foster was received with some hesita-
tion, "a it seemed quite improbable that he could
be SO young as he represented
The Lansing state Republican., 1860-12-19

The SLErGHIyG. - The first snow fell
exactly right for good sleighing, and We are hav-
ing it now in perfection.
The marshes are not frozen as yet, a. the
snow fell before the severe cold, hence little can
be done in the way of numbering in the swamps.
The Lansing state Republican., 1860-12-19

MARROW ESCAPE From BEING SHOT Mr..
Willitm Sharp, the well known patentec Of
Sharp'S reverse bevci boxes for carriages few
days since, while driving, with Il friend, a span
Of young horses, in the ylciuity of Dexter, was
very much annoyed by vicious critter of the
ca1inc breed a. he had often been before and,
at the suggestion OF his friend to shoot the ami
nal, drew forth from the side pocket of his coat
il small revolver, and, while in the act OF bring
iug the piece TO bear upon the dog, accidentally
discharged it, the bIi passing through Two folds
ot bis overcOat, thence through hIs vest AID
thick lining Of leather, and striking an iron sus.
pcnder button on his panjaoous, which stay ed
the luther progress OF the ball. thus saving, ua-
doubtcdlg, Mr. IS lie, aud leaving a slight
bruise only upon his person.-Ann Arbor Jour-
The Lansing state Republican., 1860-12-19

GIRLS AT THE REFORM School. - \
second girl has been sent within a iew weeks
from Detroit to the Reform School. The law
authorizing the reception of girls, should be
amended as soon as the Legislature meets, until
They are badly in the way at present, and give
more trouble than twice as many boys.
The Lansing state Republican., 1860-12-19
ASorHlE UogEL BURSED. - The Exchange
the p incipal hotel 1T Paw Paw, Van Buren, Co
was burned Ia.t week. Loss s. 600.

CotGI- - ih~ sud - changes Of our climate are
so1r,v, { FUNtYAEY HgONCHsL and asTHNATIC AFFEC-
moss tNpr .rnce tavtus pr .ved that simple tem-dc-
uten ac; speedily tsinly hen taken thr eIry
-fs- o thad-eIsr. should Il once b" hsd -
G,D's BrGrgktH T. Oh 81 o. l. z-nye., let the CJlt
Cough, . ia IA Of the Throat be s.'-ht as
by 'h~ pieeau i,n sefinGs attack may b. .I-c
ga. iiy saFc-d ~ Pub ~peake au1 Su.e-s W md
'h "a 'Et,tna fr cietrrc and reatt ns the voice
49, awe tiscu.ut Gm2g3
The Lansing state Republican., 1860-12-19

Ys.rly Advertisinents have the privilege OF three
The Yearly-ates spplyto regular and ordinary
,as;aess Advertisements, only. All Others chargeoty
the Square
The Lansing state Republican., 1860-12-19

The RAIL ROAD.-The cars now come
to within twelve miles, and within few day 5
will come to Dryers Road, which will leave about
eight miles Of staging. Within the month OF
January it is confidently hoped they will pass
the deep cut, three miles out. The track-aycrs
are busy at work.
The Lansing state Republican., 1860-12-19

The BENToS House BY reference to
our advertising columns it will be seen that Mr..
Hnman, proprietor of the Benton House, has
reopened and refitted that establis' ment, and Is
making ready for n busy campaign for the win
ter. He informs Us that in the line of good hv-
ing in all departments, he hopes net 70 he out
The Lansing state Republican., 1860-12-19
Wednesday Morning. Dec. 10. 1860.

GAyE.-Our market boasts of plenty
of yenison, and that most excellent, and rea-
sonable quantity Of wild turkeys. As yet we
have seen but few quai!s.
The Lansing state Republican., 1860-12-19
FIREMEN's MEETING. On Tuesday, the

",
llth Inst, the Fire Companies of the city of
Lansing, assembled to oficiate in the funeral GER
emonies of a deceased comrade, Simeon l. Dart,
member of the Hook aud Ladder Company,
Young man who by his uprigntness of character,
and disposition to do the right, had won the re-
spect and regard OF his comrades
In the evening the members of the Hook and
Ladder Company assembled, Foreman Cottreel
acting as chairman. On motion, the Chair ap-
pointed Messrs F. G. Russell, c. H. Harrison,
and g. ". Chandler, committee of three to
draft suitable resolution expressive of the senti-
ment oil the company towards their late eompan-
ION deceased; also to have the resolutions pub
lished in the city papers
The committee reported the following:
Whereas, IL has plcaseased God in His just
Providence to remove from cur midst comrade
to whom as friend and frcmen. We were all
strongly attached one tha. was always foremost
IN duty, knowing the right and willing to do il,
therefore,
Resolved, That the iremen of the city of Lam
sing, aaa especially the members of the Hook
and Ladder Company, do most sincerely svmpa-
thize with the parents. brothers and sisters of
the deceased in their bereavement, and thar we
ieei the happy assurance that oar c0rnFade,
tnough with Us no more, has put off the mortal
lot The immortal, has cast oft the shacklts OF this
world and gone TO join the angels, in the realms
OF eternal JOY and happiness
The bells mag ring,
The iiremen shout,
He has eiimied to his rest
ilis torch has gone out
No more as a comradc
He'll join Us 20 free.
No more IA a fireman
He'll greet You and me
But with angels on high
The purest and best,
He'll wave bright torch
In the realms Of the b!est
AIter the unanimous adoption of the above,
0e Company adjourned.
+. G. RUSSELL, Sec'y.
AAnsing. Dec. IL, 1869.
The Lansing state Republican., 1860-12-19
CTNE OF MICHIGAN County Of.

~ In.am. AT "A sess'tn u. the Probate Coufr foT
The JoIty of lngham, hol,isn At the PROBATE Office
hc viise Of Ms MONDAY, u. 11th d.y # dec,
tie THOUSAND eght hun.iIed and pres
~ IL. fINCKNEY Judge Of Probate. In the matter
Of the estae OF Isaac tarrcroft, Gecea ed. Un
ins ad fling tie petitt"B duy verified, of Charles
Hducoft, father OF sai deceased, PRAYING that
StrunInt writing plrpprting 10 be he as ill and es
tlne6 of said deceased (now hle) be admitted
prbate, and that leties testanen,ary Eay be gran
tel said Charles Harrcroft executor in aid I'll
nana,
nreup1n it ordered, that Monday, the 2lst day Of
Ianary next, at ii O'Clock in the forenoon be assigned
,e hearing Of salt letIiOn and tha; the heirs at
arf ssia deceased, and all other pers crested IN
saStsae, are required 10 appear at session If sad
Cout, then 10 be holden the Probate Office the vii
is,,sf Na,0G and -hos II any the re, the
per of the petitioner should not be granted And II is
fg4ec ordered, that said petitioner Lotce the
sons in in said estate. of the penency of said
eItion, and the hearing thereof by causing copy of
rs order 10 be Published in the Lansing Republican.
pal printed and circulating in ssd couny of high
thr.e successive weeks prevnus 20 sad day OF hea5
IH "a true copy WM II PlNCkNEY,
Sw295 idgr Of Prnba'e.
The Lansing state Republican., 1860-12-19

The WEATHER. We had prepared
yery handsome article on the weather and sleigh
ing. which furious rain.storm, and a thorough
breakup have rendered slightly Inappropriate.
The Lansing state Republican., 1860-12-19
herrick'S Kid Strengthening Plaster.
Tie Great S.rengihetrer aud Pain DESTROYER,
rIE CHEAPEST

The Great S.rengthsner AID Pain DESTROYER.
TlIE sSsr AND CfiksPtSr
HOUSEHOLD ktMkbl IN rlE WORLD,
These reno~n-i tassrs cure pains, weakness ana dis
iresS, IN the back, sides anu breast IN f,. ,Ds LA.
cee so certain they do this the trop, s,,
warrants them. spread ffom NJ, bs sans ana gums
"n beautiful hId leather tenders them peculiarly adapt
ed 10 'Ee wants ot Females ami others In. sppteAts
= uni.er-Sequslly L. the strong n q e - i,a,e o.
man. aud the feeble infant To zach all the, troyr
han and h.->>iur .h-irus- gfe-a e. and VI nh.
"ut annot anor ar trouble bach Plaster vii fum
one u ftT months and Iheuna Am,
and baiSes, frequently effect whist Other rene
dies fat Full directions will he fusd the back Of
e1ch Pubic speakers yccs!ists ministers cf
slh others, viii s;rrns h-n unss improve their
voices b. wearing Ia tie east PRICE lsA CTS
fs T." above articles Ar- SOLD b. all the c in
Lansing BY k-at. Ms.oo, ana b. prugssts through
"ut the United state, taEa.as and Soutn Auerca n,
wholesale by all large Druggists priucirI c,,,e.
HfRRick 4 BROTHERS
lyis:56 I'rrcsoJI a. piss sRG,u y y
The Lansing state Republican., 1860-12-19

~ writ of Execution issued ont Of and Ter the
o the Circuit Court for the county Of Ingham
rected an deive-eG have lived upon The right
title and interest of John Griffin. and the
ing described lands and tsnements. Wit: 10, ten
N bi ck sixteen ais the south Ia OF lots No
and eight. in block the lsge If Mason
county of lnghaEn, snd stare of Mehiyao which stal
exp sc fr sale ~ pubic vendue 20 the highest bdcer
a. the Cou-t House, IN the village of Mason. the
3lst day Of January 1851 O'Clock the after
noon Dated Mason, december 1s,h, 1s60
~~6w295 EDY BAKER. Sheriff.
The Lansing state Republican., 1860-12-19
DROBATE NOTICE-State of Mich

IL igan, County OF Inghsm, sat a session thu
rob lie Court for the county OF lnyham holden nt the
bate Office. IL the village If Ma>o Monday the l. III
by of Dec N he year tho sand eight hundred and
aStv present VIM. II. PinckUey, Judge of Prob In
tne matter of the estate Edoafd G,iev, deceased.
Dn reafrg and filing the petition. duly verified Of >am-
ur G ley b.o her of SAID deceased tryng that letters
lof mnisaon may be granted TO said petitioner upon
sid esta'e,
Ihereupon Is ordered that Non ay, the 2lst day OF
Jan. next, Ii O'Clock in The forenoon be assigned
the ing Of said petition, and that the be Law OF
SAID deceased anc all otner persons interested said
tate are required 20 appear az session Of sa'd urt
then IN ee holden at the Probate Cce in the village of
Mason and show if any the be- why he prayer
OF the petitioner should granted: further
of'eref that said petitioner give notice n the
interested said estate Of the IendeBcy of sad pettion
and tie he ring thereof by copy o; this order
10 be published the Lansing Republican, new.pape
rn'ed and REGULATING slIc county of lnghsm, III
successive weeks previous 10 said day of hearing
"a true copy.) WM II. tI\tkNEY,
3N295 Judge OF r'rob.te.
The Lansing state Republican., 1860-12-19

G. DIR. NOD. THE DENTIST at home,
srS-S~.-s ani nyitesii mat ush their Teeth ofe-
0lrYYYv Ia ed on ne best 2ossb.e manner, TO
give ii.ns a
C.,y Lots, Land, Saving sehine, &c Jet for sale.
Office and residence, "a saw St cor1er of SEYMOUR
The Lansing state Republican., 1860-12-19
TO MARRID LADIES

Il is peculiarly suited 1t vi in short time bring on
the mon hy period sith re5arity.
Each bottle, price One boar, bears the Government
Stamp of Great 5fitsin, 70 leyent counterfeits.
TAese PHI skalid nat Il Isa h. females during The
FIRST THREE MONTHS Pregnancy, they are sre
20 Jrisg Miscarriage, bi any o,r iis they safe
la ali Of Nervous al Spiral Affections, Pain in
the Back and Limbs, Fatgs slight tion alpi;a
tion of the Heart Hyster and Whites, these Pills will
effect cure when all Otfe have failed and al
though powerful rere3 80 not contain iron, caone,
antmony, or any thing urtfu TO the constitution.
Fun directions in the Iamphlet around each package
ch slruil b. csrefuy preserved
; .- agent los the uiied State, and Canaca,
job MOSES, Rochester, y. \.
y. 8.S! % ami pOssge stamps enclosed to any au.
thorized agent, ill bottle, containing over SO
pills, by return mail.
For sale by L. Thaye Co Lansing. 1y2sS
The Lansing state Republican., 1860-12-19
M A 1 x - - ID.


In I-sas ug an tie IG.h inst, by R-v Mcleod, G p
BUTLEF 70 H,EEJ BCs1RE, ho-h Of Saline.
The Lansing state Republican., 1860-12-19
DROBATE NOTICE.-State of Mich

Il igaD, County of Ingham. sat- a session of the
Probate Court for the county of oghsm, holden ne
Probate Office, the village Of Mason, Monday, the
i1th Gay o. Zee. the thOusa nj eight hundred
AMI sixty, present wv H. PNCKNEY, Judge OF Probate
10 the tier Of the estate OF Lyman B-tt> deceased
n reading and fling the petition, duis verified of Sally
r Bett Ndow OF deceased praying that letters # sd-
MINIS ration upon said estate may be granted said pc
ttloner and Raniopa Whippe,
Thereupon it is ordered, that Monday, the 21st day
of January next, at IL O'Clock in the forenoon
sgnei for the hearing ssi petition and tba the heirs
a. law Of laid deceased, and all other persons
n said estate, are iequ red 10 ppear session of said
Court then 10 b. holden at the Probate Office, the vii
age Of Nsson and show If any there be- why the
PRAYER OF the petitioner should be- sntet: And il i
further ordered. that said petitioner give ice TO the
per Ms interested in said estate the peiJency Of
petition, and the bearing thereof, by causing copy
'hs orcer TO be published in the Lansing Republican
newspaper printed and circulating sad unity If Ing
ham, three successv- weeks previous sad Of hear
ing a true copy.) WN. III PINCHNEY.
3w.a5 Insr. ,f ~, h.-a
The Lansing state Republican., 1860-12-19
TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION:
ySntcs of Adgersisl.g.

,ae ,,usre Of lines 81 for the first Insertion aud
..at. for ac subsequen publication for any period
,Aer th hree months
The Lansing state Republican., 1860-12-19

lNFfAN.i ArIoNS " Is guam,i ce leb ated Phys car
Cuca. Y says: 4" have ,resed fInfamma-
ton # the Lungs. luamms ,cnG the B-aip Inf ANNA
ton of the BJwe.s aud kidneys lua ainatoc Rheuma-
tsn, Child Fed Fever, with Dc Irlsk's Magnetic Oat.
n NJ with Qesect success eyersheu all inFrns rene
tles have failed, also Luugs with ike success II the
epidemic Anown as the Putrs Eys.pe.as. BY which 50
uiany "a uabe Ives wee lost, ei 1t fruently and
~ nays'tiii-d Of elecng speiy and cersn cute. 10
eases oi Burns, Spfain-, Brx-s Fr-zen lnbs, Chii-
bains, e., IL cures Ike cham. n physc@a or fam
ly uii b. single Gay wiihos this re lens, after be-
coming acqaa n'ed with ts Pser 70 curss
SORE LIPS, cHAP?fD HgDS, AND CHLBLAINS,
are comp etc ycured b. ;ror three appa'ors of the
Magnetic Ontment
Read Advertiser Inent n thi napsr. S,octI
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-03-10
Nashville Building Association,
SALE OF LOTS.

virtue OF Mortgage executed by LanisT - the Nash
vile Building Association, recorded in the Office Of the
Register Of Davidson county in Book No 90 PAGE 2jd shall
proceed SELL Saturday, the 10Th day March, 1861 the
highest bidder for CASH the property de cbei in said deed viz
lot, being No Is in WnstOns, &c plans Of lots
fronting - feet Maple street, running back 6o feet to
y alley being the conveyed to said Lanr by
dee registered in the Registers Office Of Davidson UNITY in
49, pages j99 500 Also lots No 10 and It's in
Lewis Laniers plan Of and bounded follows, beginning
the north Of lot No in said plan Pearl street,
with Pearl 81
y parallel with Carroll $50 feet u foot alley,
thence sOubwsrdy with said alley s. feet less, thence
right angles EestWary $50 the beginning being the
conveyed said B. Laner by Lloyd A. Laner BY deed
registered the Registers Of Davidson county in Book
No 49, a. For further particular, reference made to
the several conveyances Of said MOtgaged premises.
The title the property believed to be good with
right redemption waived in the Mortgage the Nashville
Building Association hut will only convey such little is
vested in me by said deed
CHARLES A. FULLER,