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First District-A. G. WATKINS, of Jefferson.
Second JAMES D. THOMAS, of Claiborne
Third d. NJ. KEY, of Hamilton
Fourth " THOMAS B. MURRAY, of Warren
Fifth +" VIM. B. BATE, of Sumner.
Sixth " GEORGE CAN'T, of Maury.
Seventh " n. n. COX, of Perry,
Eighth ROBT. w. HAYWOOD. of Davidson
Ninth J. D. C. ATKINS. of Henry.
Tenth II. S. BRADFORD, of Haywood
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an THURSDAY, the 18th day Of November, 1860 vii Of
~ fer for sale 70 the highest bidder, Patterson Iron works
tNaoTs OF HATpeth and late Na James Bell,
In Cheathsn county, Tennessee
From sixty TO seventy head 81 Mules;
seventy to seventy ave head % Cattle;
seventy to serenity ave head Of sheep:
Seven Yoke OF Oxen;
Carts. Wagons, PlOEs, &c, &C:
Two Sets Blacksmith Tools, Carr enter rOoli, &C., &c;
1000 Barrels Corn, in the Rsld;
% Stacks Of Mlst hay.
And various other articles, too tedious 10 mention.
Terms of Sale all sums Of SO and under, cAsl
il haDd that credit OF months viii Be Kyen
Bonds with approved security all will be required befor
aremoval Of the property A. Q. Sr0sKARD, Admir-.
Patterson Iron Works Oct 70, 6O-i,d
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ON THURSDAY, he 18th November next, By virtue Of
Dtei a Trust, executed to by John srl George
Zolieoder proceed sell, premises an the corn
fodder farming utensils and stock Of ell descriptions conveyed
Trust Deed. Also 40 Acres land
every way suited for lana situated
Campbesye Tur1piSe road, miles South Of Columbia
WILLIAM GALLOWAY.
Nashville UNION AMERICAN copy three tines and bin
this Office -LOlHHbiG PTsss
store Rooms Tor Rent.
1.-TWO Store Rooms we'll located for the balance q
! 1850. Apply to B3NJ. 2. SHIELDS & co.
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The "Infdel Association of America recently in
session at New Nork, was attended by Mrs. Ernest
inc L. Rose and the usual amount of obscene bias
phemy.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-23

iGaFe Chance,
TO ENGAGE IN THE WHOLESALE BUsIEEss, IN
meMPhis, Tennessee.
NOR SALE-A stock OF Notions and Fancy Dry Goods.
One Of the best assorted stocks in the State The goods
OF late importation. The stand In the localities
Min strest, For particulars inquire Of, address,
octls-dla' WM. PARK, Memphis.
Improved City Property Wanted.
ETE wish to exchange for from IS 600 City
w Property, tTOre houses prferrei good
mostly cash notesl in part payment,
Iirabie lots in the Vicisity Of EdgeAeld, apply to
J. L. W. BROWN,
Oct. O2E 4Ih Cherry Street.
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Solid Silver Ware and Silver Plated
GOLD & SILVER WATCHES,
Diamonds,
And First Class JeweIry at Auction.

TENHIs st'ek comprises uli eu equal in variety and
styles 20 any IA e county The SILVER Ware consists in
part Tea Sett Servers, Ice Phers Creams Cake Baske
Breakfast and Dinner Casters Vine Stands EgE Stands syrup
Cans Dining and Ressrt Bors Tea T1bs Desert spoons Fish
Knives and Forks etc.
WatcheS-Sold CronoIaeters, (senuine) Diamond set
ting Ladies Watches AmtTien Lever Duplex Double Timers,
JeweIry-setts from $500 down, Diamsnd Crosses Rings
and Pins.
CutIery-Pccket, Tea Desert and Dining Knives. short
assortment Of other fine goods usually found class
Jewey Establishments All Of which will sell TO the high
est bidder for eazh commencing Wednesday evening Oei
Der the 10Th early and continuing
til tue whole stock is disposed Of
All goods guaranteed represented the money refanaed
Ladies and gentlemen VI please call and sxamiae the
goods BENZ. ? SHIELDS 4 CO.
Central Auction Rooms, No q, College Street,
octlO-u Opposite ses anse Hosel.
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ELECTORAL TICKET.
For the COngrossionaI Districts

For the State att Large.
I.ANDON c. HAYNES, of Washington.
W. c. WHITTHORNE, of Maury
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UndeF-Shiris and Drawers.
- ILk SHIRTS and Drawers, heavy and very fne;
= Cashmere Shirts and Drawers 4" 90;
Merno Shirts and Drawers - DO;
Lambs Wool Shirts and Drawers. " 4" Do;
Shaker Flannel Shirts and Drawers, Seavv and very hne
Canton Flannel shirts and Drawers, do DO
English Brown Cotton Shirts and DraHers, do do;
Men Of every find Underwear to suit No o Cher
street, door from Union J. II. McGILL.
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John Bell asa warrior.

a. therefore. feel well warranted in my own
mind in attrbutng to the imJeclity, CULPABIE NEG
LECT or the CORRUPTION Of the Administration
CJackson's all the blood and expenditure lchick hare
attended our recent hostile relations ,o the Creek IN
di1lS, and much Of the DTsHoNOR 1Ciict must attach to
the country by the reason Of SpectiOnS in their lands.
JOHN BELL.
Il hold sir for one, that gentlemen who believe
this (MeXican) to be unjust and iniqutious. or
whether Just or unjust that the further prosecution
of it is likely to intict upon the country greater
evils than can be compensated by the territorial
quisitoas, which the courage and resources of the
country may achieve haze perfect right 10 drraign
the authors and advocates of at the bar of public OBI
,,iOn and to THWART THEM By all the means of
speech 1crug and rOting l1iich the Constitution lcdr-
rants. Ihold, sir that deny them the exercise of
this privilege by law would be act of despOtism
under legal forms; and to seek to foresta the exer
else of this privilege by intimidation and the infu
ence of official denunciatOn, by charging those who
avail themselves of this privilege the allies of
the public enemy and their auxiliaries in the wsr,
is an attempt moral despOtsu: only to be excused
as an emanation of excessive and over-heated zeal"
JOHN BELL.
bat. sir. should the tone of remonstrance against
this war rise so high in this chamber As TO PENE-
TRATE EVERY VALE IN MEXICO, REvERBERATING AMONG
HER MOUNTAINS, AND ROUSE THE WHOLE
COUNTRY TO A SPIRIT OF RESISTANCE to
the attempt to subdue them to our dominion, there
are those who believe that greater calamity may
befa this country in the further prosecution of the
war (Me1ican,) than even such a result as that"
JOHN BILL.
Sir if any should now desire to know my poor
opinion upon the proper mode Of terminating this
war, Olexican,) say to them make ths best treaty
with any existing government you can. If you must
have the territories of New Mexico and California,
get cession of them; if you cannot do that come
JacEIO the Rio Grdnde. to the boundary you claim
title to, and thus sare your honor '-JOHS BELL.
My advice is, stop the lcqr! (Mexican.) FLEE TIE
COUNTRY As YOU woULE A CITY DOOMED TO DEsTRUC-
ToN BY FIRE FROM HEAvEN."-JOHN BELL
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nstead breaking the Unon interd to strengthen
and to lengthen it."-Jom G. BRECKENRIDGE.
'he Constitution and Egahty satesi These are
the symbols Of everlasting union Let these be the ryng
the people john c. BRECKENRIDGE
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Trustees sale of Valuable Negroes
Id virtue Of DEED Of Trust executed BY james l. Bell, de-
ceased to the undersigned Trustee the 18th day o.
April 1852 and registered in TIE Registers Oce Of Chestham
county book A. 49, and IN Dickson county in Register
Oce book pages I4S and l46. will for sale before
the Court House dsor in the Of Nashville Saturday he
10th day Of November Of the slaves mentioned In
said deed, Consisting Of and chdFen wall sat
isfy the debt for which sAid deed executed
Terms of Sale, Cash.
0. P. MoROBBRTs, Trustee.
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stuck Farm in Tennessee.

T,s Land will be sold on credit Of tTo, three and
- ~ b,Dd wth approved security, aud payable ia Bank
Zinc Interest on purchase money from date said interest
EiII he required be paid annaslly-
~ uiII he 10 families ere lit o. and two
49, 5 interest," such security will be acceptable 20
Icius George W. Polk myse which will he made known
= - ros;ng TO purr The negroes will Pc sold pubic
10 nls previously disposed Of the 2ath Of December
The stock CT Cattle Hogs Pr0yender, Farming Inpemsnts
L. will he sold on edit OF tEclys months win interest
from date.
For further particulars application e made Lucus
Or Geo w. Polk, near the PREMISE. 20 Address
MRS. KUFUS X. POLK
Oct. y, tod, tw&Slm Florence, Alabama.
Nashville BtnRer Memphis Appsa Louisville Journal
copy one month and send bills TO the stvertiserl
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carpenters work wanted.

EETE wish houses in Brownsville,
w about three miles from the city, the 6aatn Pike,
and pay for the with notes and real estate.
J. L. & R. W. BROWN,
Cherry
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HOAILY So; TRI-WEEKLY SIS; WEEKLY 81. &
INVARIABLY IN ADVANCE.
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National Democratic Ticket
FOR PRESIDENT,
JOHN G. BRECKENRIDGE.

FOR vICEPRESIDENT,
} OSEPH L A n E,
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DIED.

DIED.
Suddenly in the parish Of Ibsrv La on the Ifh Instant
JoHE CRAIsHEAD Jr in the twenty year Of his aye
At Memphis, Mrs. MAMIE, wife Of Mr.. VIM. NJ TOwelI
formally Of this city.
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Auction sale
Admi0iSTFaTOr's sale

hetap Of the drum will SELL Tuesday evening, Shoes
n Scots, BrOgans, Clothing, Blankets. Variety Goods
sstne;ts Jeans CiOshI, Cassiusres, &c.- &c'
Terms nett cash. oct2l TRABUE 4 LUCAS
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J. o. GRIFFITH, F. c. HUNTINGTON, JNo. c. BURCH,
LEON. TRoUsDALE, THOMAS S. MARI.
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ne Hire.
NashVjlie PIOw ~ Orks,

A NEGRO WOMAN, a FIRST class cook, washer and iro
~ Apply AZ the Union and American counting room.
Iri93-tF
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FEyIIIS establishment having been re built ~
4 by Messrs. Sharp x Hamilton, with 6>SSrV-s
Increased facilities for manufacturing PloEs SssAN.
Cultiyators &C.. will keep full supply
tb tfoo on Farmers and Planters Those Implements are
Iii to perform and good in respect
AZ the hest imported poSs and at uniformly ess prices
a. W. 5t,-Srr3n HILLMAN BROTHERS.
OR RARRELs FINE SALT, Just received
HtNt and for sale under the market, BY
LII BENZ. y. SHIELDS co.
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Valuable Printing Office for sale.
ITUATEDin wealthy section Of country In Tennsssee. and
- having extensive suspt lht and advertising pat
The Democratic and will be sold reasonable
TERMS one however, but Democrat The paper esEb
lshd to advocate State Equality, and the proprietor will not let
Of his hands % be devoted other purpose For
further particulars enquire the USos OgCE
Octi9-im
For Rent or Lease.
WILL Of years longer rent Tor the
ensuing most favorable that large and
commOdi0us dwelling at the Of Broad Aad YauK Hall
streets. occupied by II. NJ. Gays, Esq
ALSO will sell, favorable terms, the remain
der Of interest in the property formerly occupied
denee, rented b. P BOItc about and half miles
West Of the Court House. tanning, with excelsa. dwell ling
Of eight and other twelve
superior garden COLL portion OF which beautifully In blue
grass and shade treeI deli gh1 home in the mmsAts
vicinity Of Nashville cannot be iolnd for sale II not
sOld il will be for rent the coming Apply No a.
Cherry street. lOcti7l BUGENE UNDERWOOD.
BRIDGE &TURNPIKE STOCKS WANTED.
VXTE wish purchase Bridge Stock good Turnpike Stock,
w and give good horse and Buggy second hand Car
rage, or Real Estate in s1chAnge.
J. L&RW. BROWN,
octlO.-2w No. az Cherry
For Rent.
A DESIRABLE RESIDENCE, convenient to bu-
n sness in Of the agreeable nsighborhOods in the
city, MOderatsrsnt, POSSESSION given Immediately.
OeLlo-n Apply At A Union g.
NEW PuRIIeATlnNN
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1860-10-23

The New York Herald, Daily
The New York Ledger, Weekly
IIarpers Illustrated Paper, Weekly
Lssiie's Illustrated Paper, Weekly.
Waverley Magazine Weekly.
Lonion Illustrated News, Weekly.
London Punch, Weekly.
London Times, Weekly.
FOR SAFE BY JOHN YORK &CO.
RI.
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MAURY COUNTY. TENNESSEE,
Land and Negroes for Sale.
TsNHE undersigned will Public Sale on Thursday,
Il December goth 1860. unless previously disposed
Of. a valuable tract Of
MAURY COUNTY LAND.
Situated the waters OF Bgbigby, miles from
Columbia and four miles from the village Of MI Pleasant
haury county Tennessee a dining the lands Of George and
Andrew J. Polk and others, containing
Thirteen Hundred and. Fifty Acres.
or which there 600 100 cleared and veil m
proved with good 0versee house, containing 81 rooms,
quarters sufficient to 100 negroes hee ~ o
the premises excellent Gin House, Tobacco Barn
&c There four excellent springs on me Pishta.O
located make the land susceptible o. et e.
into smaller farms il desired by Purchasersf or al o"9u "
one, making il the most desirable
stuck Farm in Tennessee.
There will sold at the same time ana PAe az me
Wheat Corn Rye, Cattle Hogs &C. sna an th af
ing utensils, &c - ,
also popose to sell families to suit purchasers composer
OF ths most valuable lot in the State,
EIGHTY NEGROES
A them are PIssterers, Blacksmiths and Carpenters. No
s5tv m sou1dpess made bgt any slave kEoTn 10 Be
diseased will be pointed OUT
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A STRONG AccEssIoy-CoI. Oscar Turn,

My advice is, stop the loar! (MeXcAn) FLEE TIE
COUNTRY AS YOU WOULE CITY DOOMED TO DEsTEUC-
TIoN BY FIRE FROM HEAvEN."-JOHN BELL
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OFFICE OF THE CONSTITUTION" /

Washington, Oct. Is 1850.
Ny Dear Sir: would ask your attention TO the
following editorial article which appeared few
this CITY
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W. n. BERRY a co.
Public Squa
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-10-05
CHANCERY SALE...NEGROES,

DY VIRTUE OF DECREE OF THE
ID Chanccry Court at Cleveland Bradley coun-
~. tennessee, in the case of William II. Bacw
and William u. Rice, Administrators of Simeon
Eldridge, deceased, against Benjamin Eldridge
and others, will, on the 10Th day of October
next. and from day to day until all are sold. at
the Court house in Athens, McNiinn county, Ten
npsspp soil
The Athens post. [volume] (Athens, Tenn.) 1848-1917, 1860-10-05
OBITUARY.

Died, on Poplar Creek, Roanc county, Tenncs-
sec, Sept. Sd, 1860, ELIZABETH NJ. infant daugh-
ter of VIM. A. and Margaret L. Henley, aged
months and 20 days. That fell destroyer of our
race, has has triumphcd again.
death spreads his whitening, wintry arms,
And beauty smiles no more"
Another sweet babe has gone to swell that
adoring "multtude, which no man could number,
Of all nations, and kindreds, and people, and
tongues robed aud palmed before the eternal
throne, for truly,
"Millions Of infant souls compose
The family above"
Little Lizzie has ceased her infant prattle-
that little tongue that made SO much Of the music
of the household, is hushed till the resurrection
those ears that drank in so much Of Mas childish
talk, are now insensbc till they thrill to the
trump of God, that little heart that beat so in
unison with hers is still and cold till il quickcns
with the pulse of immortality. Grievc not dear
parents, Lizzie has gone before, to greet you on
the eternal throne, then
"Arrayed in glorious grace
Shall these vile bodies shine,
And every shape, and every face,
Dc heavenly and divine"
Allcluia. Death has no terror since Jesus has
died. S. RoBERTs.
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ATHENS BOOK STORE.
GEOR. w, ROSS,

U ~ n L ~ IN
II ESPECTFULLY INVITES THE PEOPLE
III to call at his Bookstore, and see the best
selected stock of Books and Stationery to be found
anywhere outside of the big cities, at prices to
satisfy all. He offers nm extensive and varied
assortment of Standard.
agricultural, lar, INedicol, Rcligious, Poet;cal,
Scientific, Literary. Political, Historicol,
TYPOGRAPHICAL.
SCHOOL AND MISCELLANEOUS WORKS.
To instruct and to please the people.
To his nice Gift Books for Juveniles" for all
seasons and his SCHOOL hooks, and to the
Loo Prices of them all, he particularly invites at
tenton.
His Stationery, from a Pencil to Portfolio,
and through the extended list, embraces n wide
variety of kinds and qualities from the VERY
CHEAP to the VERY FINE. Stationery for the la
dies, tasteful, elegant, recherche in varied and
rich abundance. All sorts of Blank Books on
hand from Ledger or an Album to Pass Book
or Pocket Diary, as well as all forms and quail
ties of Writing Paper, Visiting Cards, Paper
IIangings, Drawing Materials &c.
His facilities also for procuring to order any
thing in his line that may be wanted, with dis
patch, and the best terms of the market. arc
complete. lie solicits orders from the neighbor-
ing counties, rs well as from the people about
home, promising to do his best for those who deal
with him. Any Book that is published in the
United States, will be delivered here at publish
ers prices.
Oct. 5, 1S6O-G2S
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Land Sale.
James II. Buckner and John a. Buclner,

James Il. Buckner and john 4. Buckncr,
i. II. Lewis and wife and others.
TN PURSUANCE OF A rECREE OF THE
Il County Court of McMinn county, made at its
October session 1860, will, on Saturday, 9th
October next, offer for sale to the highest bidder.
on the premises, on n credit of twelve months, OK
ccpt the sum of Fifty Dollars which must be paid
down, a certain tract Of LAND in the 9th Civil
District of McMinn county, belonging to the heirs
of Nancy Z. Bucknor, decd, containing Seventy
six acres more or less, and being part of three
quarter sections, all in the first section, fourth
fractional township, and third range, West of the
Meridian 1Iwasscc Distl1ct. Note with approved
security, will be requires and lien retained on
the land until the purchase money is paid.
VIM GEORGE, Clerk.
Oct. 5, lsGO-td-prs fec si,OO-62S
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SheriH's Sale.

TN OBEDIENCE TO AN ORDER OF SALE,
1 issued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court Of
McNInn county, and directed to the Sheriff of said
county, will, ON Monday, the 9th day of Novom-
Der next, at tho Courthouse door in Athens,
sell to the highest bidder, for cash in hand, all the
right, title, interest and claim that Mary Jack and
James Jack have in and to Fifty Acres Of Land,
more or less, known as the Land purchased Of
Robert Cochran where Mary Jack now lives, ad-
joining the Land of Raiiail Patty and the Land
known as the Land of John Jack, and lying in
the 18th Civil District, McMnn county Tonnes
see. Sold to satisfy Judgment recovered 10y Jno.
NJ. Cantrcll against Mary, Daniel and James Jack,
before J. c. MassinGale. Esq.
\. J. PETERS, d. Sheriff.
Sept 2S, 1s6O--3t-prs fec S3,20--627
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SheriR,s Sale

TN OBEDIENCE TO AN ORDER OF SALE,
/ issued by the Clerk of tho Circuit Court of
McMinn county and directed to the Sheriff of
said county, will. on the 9th day of November
next. at the Court house door in Athens, sell to
the highest bidder for cash in hand, all the right,
title, interest and claim that John Shoemaker has
in and to Eighty Acres of Land, adjoining the
Lands of WIN. Mckamy, Richard Swaford, Phebc
White, and others, and lying in McMinn county
Tennessee. Slld to satisfy Judgment recovered
by Martin, Narne'l x Co., against W. NJ, Shoe.
maker, before James Parkinson, ESQ, which said
Judgment was stayed by said John Shoemaker.
NJ. PETERS, ~ ShcrE
Sept 20, ls80-St--prs fee ss,20--e27
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TN OBEDIENCE TO AN ORDER OF SALE,
| issued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court OF
McMnn county, and directed to the Sheriff of said
county, will, on the 9th day of November next,
at the Court house door in Athens, sell to the
highest bidder for cash in hand. all the right,
title. interest and claim that Isaac W. Fyic has
in and to Ninety Acres of Land, more or less, all
joining the Lands of W. AYans, James McMinn
and Hugh McElrath, anu lying in McAlinn roun-
ty, Tennessee. Sold to satisfy Judgment recov-
cred by W. J. McClntchey against said Isaac W
Fyfc before Joseph A. billiard, Esq.
N. j. PETERS, n. Sheriff.
Sent IS, lSG0-3t-prs fec 50 ,20-627
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SheriT's Sale.

TN OBEDIENCE TO AN ORDER OF SALE,
issued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court of
McMinn county, and directed to the Sheriff of
said county, will, on the 9TH day of November
next, at the Courthouse door in Athens, sell to
the highest bidder, for cash in hand, all the right,
title, interest and claim that William Dennis has
in and to Eighty Acres of Land, more or less, adj
ioing the Lands of George W. Marler Nancy
Bedwcll and Grundy Adams lying in McMinn
county, Tennessee. Sold to satisfy u judgment
recovered by George W. Marlcr against said VIM.
Dennis, before James Baker Esq.
n. j. PETERS, a. Sheriff.
Sept IS, lS6O-3t-prs fee $3,20-G27
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Shorif's Sale.

TN OBEDIENCE TO TWO ORDERS OF
sale issued by the Clerk of the Circuit Court
OF McMinn county, and directed to the Sheriff of
said county, will, on the 9TH day of November
next. at the Court house door in Athens, sell to
the highest bidder, for cash in hand all the right,
title interest and claim that p. b. Elliott has in
and to Sixty Acres of Land more or less, upon
which said Elliott now resides, adjoining the
Lands of John Jack. John Benton and Henry
Burger, and lying in McMiGn county. Tennessee.
Sold to satisfy two iudgmcnts-onc recovered by
John Crawford against p. b. Elliott. before W.
II. c. Thompson, Esq, and the other by VIM. H..
Ballew against said p. y. Elliott, before John
Jack, Esq. n. J. PETERS, ID. SHERIFF.
Sent 2S, 1S60-3t-prs fec S3.2O-627