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The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-03-16
SUCCESSION NOTICE.

Gtafe OF Louisiana, Parish of Bossier.
- Clerks Office, 18th District Court.
Notice is hereby giventhat Martha A.
Montgomery, administrative ct the
succession Of Drury Malone, deceased,
by her attorney J. d. Watkins. Esq,
has this day fled in the Office Of said
clerk her tableaa of debts as admins
tratrix aforesaid. Now, therefore, this
is to admonish all persons concerned,
that If opposition Is not made thereto
within the time prescribed by law, the
said tableau viii be homologated and
made the Judgment Of the court.
Given under my hand and seal OF
Office, at Bellevue, this the 10th day Of
February A. D. 1850.
A. A. ABNEY,
n34 6tsS6 Clerk.
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DISSOLUTION.

FHhe eopartnership heretofore exist
4 ing under the style Of Stewman,
Speight d CO.. has his day dissolved
BY mutual consent q parties, 70 take
effect from pa day Of january, 1850.
The business vii hereafter be carried
on at the old stand by Ben. w. Stew
man and Alexander B. Hughes. Esqrs,
The undersignedin withdrawing re.
turns his thanks to generous public
for the liberal patronage bestowed ON
the late firm, and would respectfully
solicit continuance of the same on
the new.
RICHsD D. SPEIGHT. !,
Rocky Mount, La. nS 81
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u- Messrs. Pryor, Clemens, Q. Jen-
nipgs Wise, and some other Virginian
dnellists, have bean amnestied By the
Legislature special act removing
their inability to hold Office ID eorise-
ouence of Obedience to the code Of hon,
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n9- The Printer for March is at
hand. Ills publication is almost an
indispensable one 10 the craft. The
worthy publishers deserve the united
thanks Of theIerah for their untiring
enaeagors to Igise them a publication
worthy Of theSnasne Pries one dollar
per annun.. john Henry, publisher.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1860-03-16

NJ The Norsh Carolina opposi
ton state Clarendon which met ia
Raleigh oa khe ed uitimo, recon
menaed th Hon. William A Graham
ofNorth Cs,olina, for the Presidency
and The Hon. Washington Hunt O
New YoTk.far Vice Presidency.
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Gar DsBoe's Review for March is
splendid number. Its contests are
principally richly gotten up. Among
the leading afielss Of this number are
Z The Issue Of $780," james Rassel
Lowell. : sqastef Sovereignty Lore
Of Danger and Iiaae Of War;" Mobile,
It's past and pteant,r besides many
ether valuable writings. Published
monthly BY u 3. DeBow, in Washing.
ton and New Orleans, at rs per an.
mum.
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~ E.

A Ii persons indebted to the firm Of
n Messrs. Arick q Looney. Of
Benton. Bossier parish. win please
come forward and settle the same i'm
Inediatelv, Or they viii find their &C.
counts n the hands Of an officer.
WM. ARICK.
Benton, La, Feb. 10, 1860. u
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T These Of sur subscribers uho
GET their papers At the printing Office
will receive thags at the Postoihee al.
ter this week.
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H. Avery wise man says he noticed
that fires are more common in winter
than in summer. Very singular.
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n@- Thanks to Mr. Rathbun for
files of late N. @. papers.
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n. u. scAhI.ANp. EpEres.
TERMs

TERMs:
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Friday E49r4ir subscription, Per
annuna, three aIilEarS-iEr aGgHnceF
Advertisement inserted for one dollar
per square If sen lines or LEGS, for
The first Insertion, and &c cents for
each sabsequent one. Liberal de-
dactions meGs III favor Of yearly
advertisers, Who viii be required 70
eonfne themselves strictly 70 their
legitimate bRs1nssE.
Professional and business cards insert
cd by the year. fir ten dollars FIVE
dollars for six tasInths.
Announcements IF candidates viii be
inserted for ten dollars--to be paid
In advance.
All articles inserted for the benefit OF
parties org individuals, at their. own
soliciutafion, wil be charged FOR a.
advertisements.
Jeb work 10 be paid for on delivery.
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w THosAs II. SHIELDS. No. &c,
Grayisr street, New Orleans, IL duly
Authorized 70 act a. agent for the Bos-
sier Banner, in sast city.
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BELLEV UE:
FRTDA s..-:..:.::ss;:.slH CHI TO, 1860
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SHERTFFrS SALE.


cstate Of Louisiana. Parish of Bossier.
- In the Justices Court, No. -
John Bopp VS.. John Cason. BY virtue
of seven writs of fieri facies issued
out Of the Honorable the Justice
Court of the Parish of Claiborne, ward
No. 4, in the above entitled suits. and
to me directed, / have seized and will
proceed to sell, cit the Court House
door in the town OF Bellevue, PARISH of
BosSier, on the first
TURDAY
the 9Th day Of April, A. D., 1850, be-
tween the hours of 10 o'clock A. u.
and 4 P. ", the following described
property, to-wit
All the right title or interest the said
John Cason has in the estate Of Ed
ward J. Cason, deceased.
Seized rs the property Of John Cason,
and to be sold 70 pay and satisfied the
writs issued in the above entitled suits.
Terms Of Sale--Cash, with benefit
of appraisement.
Bellevue, Feb. D, 1900.
PHILO ALDEN.
n56 Cts $40 50 Sheriff.
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II We hear that the editor of the
Louisville Journal has within the past
six or eight weeks visited every North
ern State, consulted with the leading
Republicans aud others, and fixed up
a plan for a new party. It is conf
DENLY asserted that a few prominent
abolition Frenonters are cheek and
joRl with Prentice in this matter
Those who do not wish to affiliate with
aboliiionism, must stand from under.
It IS Just as natural for Prentice to
go to the North to hunt up principles,
as it is for a hog 10 return to bis wal
low, or a dog to his yomit-Brandon
Herald
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eg Mr.. Edmunson, of Virginia, may
be a man Of courage, but his assault
upon Mr.. Hickman, an invalid who
had been splitting blood for several
days, was no proof oft. It is perhaps
all chance, but we cannot help observ-
Jug that these fre-eaters in Congress,
when they make personal assaults upon
individuals, generally manage to hap
pen, or happen to manage, to hit upon
such as are not physically formidable.
1.-THE @Benicia Boy were in Congress
and were to use the language attribu
ted to Mr.. Hickman, we hardly think
that Mr.. Edmunson, courageous as his
friends may think him. would attack
the B,y"-as be attacked the Pensylva-
MA Representative.
We guess that Congressional fire.
eaters. before bouncing upon victim,
usually examine his points as serutin.
iziagly as a jockey does those Of a horse
before purchasing Louisville Journal
If this emenated from a white man.
we should somewhat be surprised, bui
as it is from the Prentice, Greely & Co
clan we are not at all taken unawares
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steamships.

sFETh Oh ARLE S TON.
THRoUGH IN FTFTY HOURS
''' "'''''''' '''e GEo clRdR5sE CREEK,
wp,....,..-,-, Capt J. wiIlets
SATURDAY, March slst,
received after Il ocoef 6S the d M Of Pr satisfy
No Bills of adng will signed the departure Of the
SAMUEL T. PEARCE, Agent,
Agents in Charleston JOHN " CAIDWEhiI SON GSa'
fnnctualltV in her departure NAV be relied mh2i.
4FfTS CROMWELL'S LINE
SAY ANN NAH.
,rs. .o. . EVERY FIVE DAYS.
me screw steamships
POTOMAC
LOCUST Po12 GfUt' G. W Watson
VIII run regularly to Savannah every five .V days, as fol-
POTOMAC Saturday. March -,
poro s L OF! ZIP FONT Monday, April 10TH
lotTsT' FONT, Thursday, April 2s,
No freight RECEIVED after Il O'Clock on day Of sailing
gilS ; o. lang signed after departure of the steamer
sAMI T. PEARcE, Agent,
pr BRGH Tax Be B FffS CO. mb
lift CRoMwELIs LINE
NCNNiN" fGGJLARLN BETWEEN
NEW YORK
BALTIMORE
THROUGH IN FORTY HOURS
The steamships OF this Line will
LEAVE NEW YORK
From Pier Il, n. K and
7,c, BALTIMORE,
Shippers 10 Boston, Providence, Portland and other Eot
en points can have their Goods promptly fTwardad nv
TINS line free Of commission ~ ~
Apply to SAML. I. PEARCE, Agent
=, - ll6 SPEARS WHARF.
or to ii. Il. CROhWELL& co,
,otoc,s Sc WEST STREET,
- New York.
ssFEA BOSTON STEAMSHIPS.
--sssssasaszr. WHARF FOOT OF LONG DOCK
ne ne wen known steamships WILLIAM JENKINS VIM
a. Ha!!ett ormlnder, and JOSEPH WHITNEY, Solomo
oWes connander with fine accommodations for passen
gers VIII san Tor Boston EVERY SATURDAY at IL O'Clock
FREIGHT taken at lowest rates ~ ~
STU A. L. HIGGINS. Agent
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8OUks ana Sattontrp.

8Ouks anh Sationttg.
MURPHY CO.-BOOKSELLERS, PUB.
lvA LISHERS, PRINTERS,
STATIONERS
MARBLE BUILDING, 1872 BALTIMORE ST
sI-u BALTIMORE
BLANK BOOK, PAPER AND
stationery WAREHOUSE
- SAMUEL z. TURNER
No SOUTH CHARLES STREET
ii Az On HAND A VERY SUPERIOR AS.
Ir7lG S90S,KTMENT OF PAPER STATIONERY and BLANK
nv BO0kS Among his stock will be found RI
al ht ~, anu LETTER PAPERS, both domestic and foreign
all the most approved manufacturers d.
NOTE PAPE Ruled and Plain, in very great variety
ENVELOPES of all kinds. ''
olAIloNEKY Of every description, for and pr ra
use VIZ STEEL PENS, PEN HOLDERS, SEALING WAX
&c., &c. ' '+> ~ N'''o
INK Writing and Copying, OF all the best makers LET
TER COPYING PRESSES, PORTFOLIOS, PORTE mon.
NAlES &c, &c. '' ' r1-'o'
Also large assortment of WRAPPING PAPER
PLAYING CARDS. PRINTERS do, e.. &c all at low
prices ' ~ '' on az w"
COUNTRY MERCHANTS will do well to te2atf
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4aints, Oils, @Iass, Apt Studs. 1T.

t"''''o, WAlo, HAaao, pgk oolHuS, vi.
HUGH BOLTON 4 CO.,
IL WHoGdF Fssk 6 mp B kFTAEk DEALERS IN
ers materials which enumerated in part as follows
Lewis Pure White Lead; Window Glass
Lewis Snow White Zinc Putty-kegs and bbls
Chrome Chrome yellow; Boiled iinseed Oil;
Chinese and American Yer PPRsem o oil;
- million; Machinery Oil;
Refined Lamp Black Camp amPhe nS and Ethereal Oil
Common Lamp Black Paint and Iarnish BRUSHES
E Hes%ls ysrnish S s;eatss5 t oI.
And every other article appertaning to business all
asl.tf No: 81 McELpEnRY's WHARF.
baltimore CHEMICAL PAINT AND
~ WIN. oE lFis6 Eof Z &C.,
hASUrA0Tg Ra 3,
IL fsH5 tf FRE EafGSf
a2f eg in s Z &c s
They as9 continue manufacture of their well known
k kfaa sapee' ali grades Putty elasse and bulk,
LampbIack, S Saue'
N Ntsi Oh, Ss panlpsfp Brown,
which together with their usual assortment Of Paints they
offer to the trade at the lowest market prices mot
I'VE WOODS, DYE STUFFS, DRY SALTE
5000 bbls Clipped and ground aif DYE WOODS:
1 lI0 8. Bleaching Powders, high test
| ~, Zg9 casks ana obs GU f, Irish and American
a af' an KINDS, iHond, Cochineal,
| Alum, lump and ground, Lac Dive
| Bark, pot M Pod Ash.
| Bi. Crom Pot IPrnSs Pot "a Ash >"'''
| Blue Vitrol, IPumice Stone
| I2ordS,,, Paris White
| Emma Olay' Roll Birthstone
| Sopperas, Red Tartar,
| Cream Tartar, Red Lead
| Suupear, Sugar OF Lead,
| Clutch, Sicily
Extract Logwood sand Sam AGRA cracibles
| Gunl Sheiiac, Terra Japonica,
| lndlgo Garacca3 INerdgriS,
n Bengat Whiting, &c, &c
For sale by K. j. BAKER
| nEVu 80 South Charles stree.
WIN, f. BOLTON, ,,.--
| GLASS, OILS,
| PAINTS, ETC,
Keeps constantly hand general assortment Of PAIN
| lows. 80 ' " '
| Whlte Lead; Window Glass
| snow white zinc Putty-keGs and htls:
| Brown zinc; linseed Oil, Raw;
| chrome, yellow; inseed OIL Roile:;
| chrome, Green; Sperm Oil;
| Chinese and American Yer Patent Oil:
| =, miilol Machinery
| frussian Blue; Camphenc and Ethereal OH
| Nerdifris; Copal and Japnn Vornishes,
| Raw and Burnt TIMBER Paint and Varnish Brnshes'
| n.daiih SSlhnaS; every description;
| Refined Lamp Black;
and other article appertaning business All al
| which will be sold at lowest prices at
jaIsh No si'w Pratt street
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baltimore GLASS WORKS.

Being in full operation with three furnaces we are pre-
prepared to execute all orders for WINDOW GLASS; of all
Sizes and Of the favoe and welknown BRANDS that we
nave been manufacturing for sixteen years,viz BALTI
MORE FIRST, CHESAPEAKE, PATAPsCO AND Boil.
TON. Also GLASSWARE of all KINDS and CoLORS
"lNE DULLES, all Kinds Pickle and Preserve JARS
PORTER BOTTLES Syrup & Corli,, Rnrr1 re
lNEhAh WATER d. Walls and Patent Medicine
SfEClE JARS BOTTLES Private Mould
'"A'NS' WARE of all kinds, and
"ENIJoHNS. Druggists GLASSWARE
IMPORTERS MANUFACTURERS AND AGENTS
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.--- ~ 7 ItsII5 NJ, FTederlcksburp Va mha
* x,SIEA GREAT
- SOUTHERN AND sofTr4vPsrrD,,
FREIGHT ROUTE Inn
NOTICE.
FOR THE PATUXENT RIVER

r,o s,, n, FAIR HAVEN AND PLUM POINT
t ne S't can MARY WASHINGTON has resumed her
Wb5 20 we TatuXent River commencing SATIRhHT
EEVVEERRyN Marsh 10Th sG6 ococE and conHe
EVERY VEIN EGn ,Returnng will leave Benedict
%r calling at Fair Haven Plum Point eo1 T[ b aSd
mhl6tf
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Xfqal A0tifks.

THIS is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE
subscriber has obtanted from the Orphans Court of
more city, letters Of administration ELIZA
an II The s said G sgeals arse hereby
20 Exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof the sub
Otherwise excudsd from af al beDe
indebted to said estate are est o 70 n Sk
March; issS 'S aESkT
T,HIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE THAT THE SUB
H. scrher obtained from the Orphans Court of Bat
I hER s sd fs cS
deceased An hayng Slain; against the said de-
Vo1cr thereof subscriber on or before the 18th dav
they may otherwise by law be excluded
said estate requested to make immediate payment
aaa;s my hand this H fA sdHFb FSSno
IN BALTIMORE CITY ORPHANS COURT,
March 22d lS600rdered that the sale of the real es
tate OF Ellen hechin deceased made by Rcd ii Plea
deceased and this day reported this Court by the said
to the en Te a e1 and % unless cause be shown
iSPg o ms order be inserted in some daily
eeE nor tree successive weeks, before day
I've Report states the amount of sales to best7Oo
,,hsq,,rrqn True copy; -Test-ISAAC ?. COOK,
ml-9 Ilwaw Register of Wills for Baltimore city
NOTICE TO CREDITORS-JAMES MUIR
lNRAY AND HENRY r. HAZLEHURsT, hayinp, bv
deed duly executed and recorded conveyed all their estate
trust for the benefit Of creditors gvinE IN
such SHALL within g. days from the date Of said deed
Of said deed copy of the Deed Of Trust and reeas
de s Ra1 Se' beed to Lea 3E9 at
the coqPtinS room Of Keyser Troxe South Calvert ST.
""ore 'e same may De seen by all who desire to do
tsg a..rsss,e E #3EEi4H Hc SS##$$shh Trustees
baltimore, February 22d, I86O.-NOTTCE
- ApP 5 i y be made to the City Council for tn
3gE 81 tine hANE formerly called Whamores Lane
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SnsiEsss Gar0s.

3nsiness Gar1s.
DANIEL c. BRUCE, ,,
ANTHRACITE AMP S3HREkEA ASP c GEALhR IN
szo.eoom OFFIcE-CoRNER OF SOUTH AND LOMBARD SITS
r F. WILLIS,
ROE 6EA+ LEI KSs L6 METAHs Res
rally highest CASH Prices PHfB rroa1cs Sffe
w A MARBURG & CO, ~ ~
HAVANA AND GERMAN CIGARS AND PIPES,
Purchaser, ro55 ! ri = STSHks
10y M 1is any WneIe else: mh7 If
John RODGERS & SON,
as N N IEE TFREET NEAR FAYETTE
CHNLsT prepared to execute the best name and
Tth sPa az GTdsF entrusted item
RE PMBERS a R3 aTays Ga aS h EdX
store, No 3D. adjoining.
~ Orders respectfully solicited. ft26-m
AMES NJ. ANDERSON Il SON,
ENG'RAvERS,
aAS SS F9FE WHbEs6 EE$#
sOd Ps4s 29a HoaTa seals Litter STAMPS
GREEN a YOE, l. 70"
DEALERS n S caoiGE E f isso"' r'ss9
.. AND FINE FAMILY GRoc ME!RFlFs; LIQUORS.
lanes BOYD,
y REAh Esr4? g e sRP Ps1E s,,.,,
LS SsGR 5ESn K f pg5h"'e and f
GUST A. LTEBTG, PHI. DR.,
ANALYTIC CHEMIST
SUCCESSOR TO Dr. CHARLES BIckzL
LABORATORY,
No CT SOUrH GAY STREET, (up stars)
lalO-3m Baltimore
/ Fl. Il j; S: HOGG,
All entrusted to them viii re- 6r psrirar at
Jobbing attended to with punctuality jaIr
JARRETT 4 DE BEET,
CARRIERS AND GILDERS,
dl.u No. IS BALTIMORE STREET
A MMIDON l. CO.,
EK6HGR5Fs1 hARb S co hET AH6 PEAEEs ~
KEROSENE AND ETHEREAL LAMPS.
,o.s NO ). LIBERTY STREET,
John NJ. STEWART,
ARCHITECT AND
y 0rrIcE.No L., Third Story, ,'-' '-'' ''h'''
~, :. . T. Corner Of South and Second streets,
ol4u Baltimore.
T Ia fizfFti PEGRAM, va" N, Pr'RAH
Re1NA AND NS SkTfi t?f OF SsNurAcruREp
TOBACCO,
SO Exchange Place
!el-G Baltimore
M EST JEVENS
w IMPORTERS, MANUFACTURERS
sND DEALERS
"a 81 FIITURES
of every description
No 2O6 Baltimore street
sssa p;,oa ..,, BALTIMORE,
ne vest manner and on the pleasing terms mrIi
John. GREACEN
- WHOLESALE DEALER
,ou IN SALT AND PLASTER,
apIo-a No 50 EXCHANGE PLACE
NhE MOUNT VERNON COMPANY, have on
- hand and are constantly manufacturing
FELTlNG FOR PAPER MAKERS.
DUCK, FOR TRUNK MAKERS
,,,e, OPTIcR-l.oNBARD STRrRP
corner NJ FTenk lin l.
STEAM MARBLE WORKS.
~ BEVAN & SONS,
DEALERS
AMERICAN AND FOREIGN WARBLs
40 SARATOGA STREET,
,., Howard,
nL-u Baltimore
81 FISHER b HUNTER,
90 Il IT G l. p l. U NJ BERS
~ No. l3SW. FAYETFE STREET
Roofing, Hot Air Furnaces RANGES and Stoyss
~ Tin and Sheet Iron work 10 order s97 am
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GGal.
A NOALI

CoAL' oo,,,
o goal At Is IS PER ToN22G pounds Superior quality
Delivered free charge in any part Of the citv e Of
70 $3.50 per ton-2,240 pounds.
JOHN G. MCCULLOUGH,
ofce-N W Pratt and Fremont Streets s." De'e'
~, n. W; corner Park and Fayette streets
"harf-foot Eutaw street
KNDLING WOOD
R SAX S%b ny S S9aF MS6R
any $sslsP John he tE HhNf is thar
Park and Fayette streets.
WooDl wOODll
w OAK AND PINE WOOD, without being sawed
and split for sale at prices as low be purchased
oaice-Pratt and Fremont streets. w. ''''
Park and Fayette streets felOEtfr
~ CUMBERLAND COAL Of the best quality, from the
American Companys and other the Georges Creek
valley constantly for sale by the srG faS Co..
Cumberland Coal of the best oualitv
Sfom the American Company's and other mines in the
instant 30 for s BY s Hr RfmSs
Exchange Place 80 -0->-, mSl4 tt
CHARLTON FREE BURNING COAL.
for family r G2a R tine mase An excellent article
rs,r ,os %MAAyC|i%6SAETPI ~ I a,pSGGpALE,
GOAL OIL.
~ Having secured the agency fo4 the sale of the cele
brated Excelsior Coal Oil am now prepared fill orders
d9u Corner of Pratt street and Buchanan's Wharf.
900 TONS BALTIMORE COMPANY'S
cOOLUMP COAL for sale by
uuu o. Second street. near the Post Office.
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FRENCH WINDOW AND PLATE GLASS
N'uh Hoil birthstone. Blue Vitriol,
Coppera9, CASTLE Soap, Borax
"pSon Ha'" Castor OIL Extract Log wood,
btCar5. Soda, Linseed Oil, Gue-aII kinds
9a' Soda White Lead, Sand Paper
SSeratus' French Zinc, Varnishes, all kinds
Saltpetre. Paints and CoIors WHITING pr,,, .
BAKER BROTHERS 4 CO,
Jalo 3m a2and - South Charles street
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STEAMBOATS,.

ST FOR PETERSBURG Ivia CITY
B1f1S ~7sTssTs POINT, VA.)-The steamer; "GEO PEA
AFTERNGGdiHJI leave Light street wharf on SATURDAY
For frei0SSUt NEAT, March 3lst at 3 o'clock
datons, apply to having ihe state Room acromoda-
mh5O2t J. BRANDT, Jr Agent
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03
ShePif7s sale,

DY virtue Of venditiOni expOnas No 1899, to Inc di
ID Tected, ana delivered from the Honorable Circuit
Court OF DsvIdsOn County, Tenuesse al Its May Term,
lS60 VIII expose to pLOic sale 10 the highest bidder,
Tor cash, at the Court House Yard, IN the City Oh
NsshvlIe, saturday the llth day oi August, 1850,
all the right, title, clm interest and estate, WHICH
NIsOn Appleton then had or may have since acquired
and 10 following described tract parcel, or piece
situated davidson County, 20th District, be-
ginning d stake the bOundery line between y T. bO-
ers al the upper the plank Ience poles To
the SpI ngfied Turnpike Road, thence with
Bowers SOUtn, 73 egrees West, 5S poles u an Fan
stamp fOweis IN LutOus line, thence with his
line 50 degreSs last IS POTrS 70 hickory, towels &
IIUIs CO. mr. oOLIh p degrees 10 LutOns lne,
20 p,,r beach On LutOnS corner; thence with his
line % poles 10 Ian Byfnas corner thence
South 10 degrees West, IS degrees last, 2os poles TO
a beach the EzisI the creek, North
Is degrees West, with the plank fence the right
side the rOad to the beginning, Containing by Is
tmaIiOn about 229 Registered IN the registers
OFIcr davidson LUuuJy, boUk No p pages 43 anu a
beng levied the property vi IlsOn AppetOn 10
SATISFY a Judgment rendered Ia Of David head
L Bro against Wilson Appleton
J. n EDACNDSON. Sheriff.
July 21-td- By Z d. WHHwORTH, d. Sheriff
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03
Sherin7s Sale.

DY virtue of two vend. ex Nos. 1916 and 1917, to
ID me directed, and delivered from the Honorable
Circuit Court of Davidson County, Tennessee, at its
May term, 1860 will expose to public sale, 10 the
highest bidder, for cash, at the Courthouse Yard
the City OF Nashville, on Saturday, the 11th day Of
August 1s60 all the right, title, claim; interest and
estate which Wilson Appleton then had, may have
acquired in and TO the following described track,
parcel piece of land lying in Davidson County, Goth
district beginning stake, the boundary line OF :.
C. Bowers at the upper end of the new plank fence
poles TO the East OF the Springfield Turnpike Road;
thence with Bowers line, South I3 degrees West 5S
poles Elm stump; Pewels corner in Lutons line;
thence with his line 80 degrees East IS poles to
hickory Powels LutOns corner; thence south "a de
grees TO Lutons lines, 26 poles TO beech, Lutons
corner thence into his line, East 50 poles to En-
By. corner; thence South 10 degrees West SS de
grees, East 20 poles to beech near the East bank Of
the creek; thence north is degrees, West with the
plank fence on the right side Of the road to the be-
ginning, containing by estimation about 22A acres
Reported in the Registers office Davidson County Ten
nessee, Book, No y, pages 43 and II; being levied
on the property of Wilson Appleton, to satisfy
judgments rendered in favor of Z A Mathis, against
Wilson Appleton.
]. (. EDMUNDSON, Sheriff,
July 2l-td BY E d. WHITwoRIH, ID. Sheriff.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1860-08-03
sheuTs Sale.

OY virtue Of q veId No 11J4, to me directed
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court OF
Davidson county Tennessee, May Term, $50,
VII. epOs- to public tie hi ,hesJ bidder cash,
al Courthouse yard IN II " Of Nashville, On
day the 11th day Of ALt Ust looo all the rIght1
title claim interest and estaLr, ch joel \ Battle
had may have since acquired IN and to the FOL
lowing described Tract parcel Of Land lying the 9Th
district Davidson county, the road running nom
NOIensviIIe 10 Layerne containing about Eight Hun
tred Acres being the tract OF land on whchJO
- Battle lives, bounded on the North Oy the land
Of Sarah J. Battle the east by the lands OF z GOOc
Charles johnson and q Graz, the North by the land
Of Nxs Austin the West by the L nds OF A Bush
Jos Nance and Sarah Battle with ali improvements
IhereOu being the property Of Joel A Bat
lie to satisfy Judgment rendered IN favor OF H ;
French & Son against the said Joel A Battle
J. X EDNUNDSON, Sheriff
julv2O-td By E D. WHTwOgTH, ID Sheriff