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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-17
YOUR CHOICE FOR ONE DOLLAR.

"Oriede'' is new metallic ALLOW, exten-
sively used in this country as substitute
for gold. Stores have sprung into existence
all over the country for the sale of it. and
newspapers contain flaming advertisements
of full set ofjewelry for one dollar, be-
inc the stock of large manufacturer (or
merchant who is obliged to dispose of his
stock on account of the panic" 1t Is a
French gold or oriede. It's manufactured
to large extent in Waterbury, Conueeti-
cut. 1t bears a close resemblance to gold
in color, density. and ineness of grain; 50
close that it deceives every one but practic-
al dealers or experts Its component parts
consists of pure copper, 100 parts zine or
(preferable) tin. IL parts; msgaesia, 6
parts; salammoniae, SO parts; quickime,
is parts; tartar of commerce. parts,and
are mixed as followE The copper is first
melted, when the magnesia, salammoniac,
line, and tartar in powders are added little
by little; the erueible Is now briskly stirred
for half an hour, 50 as to mix thoroughly,
and then the zine is added in small grains
by throwing it on the surface and stirring
it till it is entirely fused; the erucible IS
then covered and the fusion maintained for
thirty-6Ye minutes. The surface is then
skinned and the alloy is ready for casting.
The fneness Of grain IN this alloy gives to
those objects Of art composed of it delicaey
and purity Ofdetail that cannot be obtained
from bronze. The alloy is essentially
ductile and maleable. and can be cast, rolled,
drawn, stamped, chased. or beaten into
powder, or leaves, or treated in any other
way the artizan may desire. The discovery
of this new alloy is really wonderful. and
its use will have a tendency to place with
in the reach of all. the useful, and higher
products of art. An immense number and
amounted articles are manufactured and sold
South and West. and none but excellent
Judges can tell it from gold.-N 7. World
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-17

essary, we believe he will not fail to do so;
and in doing SO, we are confident be will
have with him the prayers, the arms and
the means Of the nation. We believe that
as he has shown hitherto a patience and
reticence which can proceed only from a
heart full of courage and a hard master of
the position; so, if the traitors of the South,
scorning all appeal to the people, choose
blindly to rush to battle, he will meet them
and beat them, and win for himself the
gratitude not of a section or generation,
but of a nation and of century.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-17
COERCION. ("


The New York Evening Post thus SUM
marily disposes Of the coercion" bug bear.
As for the pulling cant about coercion, T"
it receives answer from the very men who
have raised it. Not one of the State con-
ventions which have passed secession or
dinances" but has hastened to add to the
treasonable act another defining treason
against the leaders of the rebellion, and
providing for its punishment 1t seems
too trite to argue that without power to en-
force obedience all government is farce,
and law only hollow mockery. The au-
thority to make laws confers by implica-
ton the power to inforce them, even if the
President Of the United States were not
bound by solemn oath to carry into af-
feet that which remains, until it is consti-
tutionally changed or abrogated, the su-
preme law of the land.
In the eyes of thePconditional' traitors.
only the supreme government must be
coerced; only the federal officers must be
bullied; only the supreme law Of the land
can be violated with impunity; only treason
isjudged praiswOrthy and "statesm n-liks."
Secession is rebellion; 'peaceable seces-
sion, into consenting to which the Mont
gomery rebels have tried to bully the fed
eral government, IS impossible while the
chief executive officer of the nation remains
true to his oath. The federal government
is strong enough to forbear to the last mo-
ment; but when the time comes it will not
lack the strength to strike death blow at
all this blatant treason.
In addition the Post truly says
Let the Union men plant themselye:
firmly on the Union. the Constitution and
the enforcement of the laws. 1t is no time
to talk of compromises when rebels assai
the lawful government. When the enemy
is at the gates, true men dismiss theil
private disputes
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-17

One OF THE SENrESeEs.-Dr. Cross, in
a notice in the Nashville Advocate ola new
book, has this as one Of his sentiments
''Some Of them he has immortalizeds some
had immortaliaed themselves before he took
a PEN to them; and others we're unimmOr-
talizable by thousand such authors spliced
into one, with the Sahara to write upon.
the Mediterranean for an iDkstand. nine
leagues Of the North Pole for pen, and
two eternities for the achievement Of the
task. "a
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WH0LEsN0. asa4.-
.Uaimtp.
From the Portage Democrat
A poem ritten on Mecky.

0 Mekkyi your oily Rlais.{ .s5- r,sss 2 ls.4
your A graft maggnit;, -, -. -
& how o do magnet.
Al cur dockters & lawyers hav turned = - 2
pill grims; besides A graft haeny eomm5s men;
0 mekJ yea must be ssfuIly bOredl' se .srs-s
0 mussed snel abovt az bad as south KA1ina-
birOn must hav had you in his
When he Went it soc abouat the lies nv gress,
KOalridg wO'd hav ssd az BE did smont blank.
who sunk Urs fOwudAshans, szd Whot s5sls4
in Thunder do tha rest onf' -sr
aaby prOfeser A Gsssss vo'd End A
big ded Wbsil uDdre u.
buti must dn Up.
Meekey yurs graft. q asll1S ss-ssas
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-17

Some Richmond Va, ladies' have made
a Confederate State flag vita eight stars,
having added one for Virginia--Exchange.
They want to have star all ready for
Virginia's birth into the Soushren Confed-
eracy, just as prudent wife has the baby
clothes prepared in anticipation of an in
tezesting eFent-Losasgile JoapzaL
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-17
he CharlstOn Mercury. which ]

The Charlston Mercury, which has
something of al literary turn. says that
the Southern Confederacy "must give en-
couragement to the cause Of lestersH We
don't think that it gives much encourage
ment to letters BY doubling and trebling
the postage on them.-LOuisUille Jour
nal tss g arsa a.Hgrs
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-17
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QEa
,,aa-s sPRIEG,
lAt1 0A4fa1
81 ArrnrD rrzxrsOx.

sY ALFRRD TEESTsoS.
Dip down upon the northern shore,
Oh sweet new year. delaying long;
S4E0h aaA etTeetant hsturs ywag99
DsisSins long delay no more ~ AZ
What sass thee from the elouded Peons,7
Thz sveeiners from its proper plaeef
Can trouble. i've with April days.
Or sadness in TIE summer iriioons1 s1snsi'
BringoFsb btfFesss fex-giere spires-
The 1Fttle speedvefi's darling biue.- -
sDeeR.tuliPs dashed ,Eith-fery dew.
. Izbwa1na dEpppips EeIls Of fre-
oh thou new year, delaying long,
Delayest the sorrow in my blood,
sThat longs - hurst . frozea- bud, &.
Asa Rood 8 frshes threat with song. RI
Nov fades the long last streak Of snow;
Now burgeous every maze of quick
About the Towering squares. and thick;
By ashen roots the tiolets blow. 8
sNo~ rines the ~oOdland loud and long,
The distance takes lovelier hue,
And drowned in yondsr living blue
The lark becomes sightless song.
Now dance the lights on lawn and lee,
,Fbe fosks are Wbitsr down tRe vale,3 9
And miIkier every milky sail
On winding itrean or defiant sea. : 9 1
Where now the ses-mewpipes or dives
In wonder greenin G CLEAN. and fly
The happy birds that ehangs their sky
re build and brood. hat I've Their lives
From land to land. and in my breast
Spring wakens too; and my regret
sisBeeomes an April violet, 'sB laTa
And buds and blossoms like the rest.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-17

A young man in conversation one eyen-
ing, CHANGED to remark, II am no prophet
"True," replied a lady present, ''nO pfeht
to yourself or to any one else
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-17

TnAr's So.-Why is Doctor Holmes IN
consistent? zZ ~
Because he either doses the public with
AutOcracy, or Else TeRnsr-ates them too
highly.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-17
Mfsallaneoqs-

twrislsn for me W. n .tchArOai.,.-iis b.e 2
FIFTH ANNUAL STATEMENT OF
THE OPERATIONS AND RE-
CEIPTs OF THE AMERICAN BI-
BILE SOCIETY, IN EASTERN
OHIO, FOR THE YEAR ENDING
MARCH S1ST, 1851
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-17

The St. Lonis Republican says there
are three thousand vacant houses in that
city.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-17

A little boy in Cambridge dcscrihea
snoring as letting off sleep"
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1861-04-17

Total, s793, SO S66l Sc
4 7. c. HARTSHORN,
AGENT A. B. s.,
RAvENxA, Apr, 1851. for Eastern 0.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-13
Fresh Arrivals
RY

+ II ON p ON. SER RY & CO.,
NEW BUILD GS, q MARKET STREET,
Nashville, Tennessee.
M BARRELS Double Extra Flour
HUI TO do Extra Fam ly do
100 bags do do do
100 boxes choice Western Reserve Cheesel
Is chests Green and Black Tssxas
% boxes do do do
100 dozen l and Cans oysters
so boxes Layer Raisins;
50 4 boxes do do
25 boxes M4ccaroni:
.erces Fresh Figs;
bbls New CurIan;s;
frai.s Fresh Dates;
Also, assortment Of and fancy Candies Kissas,
sarines Punes, Olive OIL fresh Peaches Pine Apples Nuts
and Almonds all Of which dealers re
duced prices THOMPSON, SPERRY & co.
janl7 81
Corn, Say and oats.
SUPERIOR lot OF Corn, Hay and Oats Just received
N aud for sale at low fsUres By COMBS & MARTIN
jaal9-4m
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-13

IN DICKSON COUNTY COUIgT-January lkules
lS6l-Jane Pickett, ct ais John D. elayden al
Petition 70 sell land and Negro. happening that John
D. the defendants
nonresident Of The State Of Tennessee and beyond the reach
Of the ordinary process OF this Court il is therefore orded
that publication be made the ashYila Union ard American
for hree successive weeks requiring said nonresident deena
ant TO at the March 1861, Dickson County
Court at Charlotte, the first Monday March 1s pesu
answer o. demur to the petition Pickett and
in said Court, the confessed as g nm
THOMAS @. h0khls SIetSs
Januarr "a ISL fanQ7-x3E-prs fee IS
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-13
InsOIvemt NOtice.
Notice

TTAvING received letter OF administration the estate
Elizabeth Alley, deceased all person indebted to tn
hereby required settle with By the first Of Febua
~ 1861 dealt according law and all persons hav
ing the said estate eby notified to hand in
send GAINESVILLE, Tenn, before the
FEBRUARY 1851 they Will be forever barred 10th by Law
and equity. PARIS PETER,
49, Administering
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-13
NOTICE OF INSOLVENCY.

TETM EASILY, Administrator Jane Keller ct ais -
Wv Suggestion OF Insolvency the Alex
NJ Keller has been suggested T the County Court
Hickman county, being nsoven by the admin
said estate therefore ordered by the CLERK OF
said Court thar VIM Eaey, the administrator estate
make publication the Nashville Union American
paper the cidy OF Nashville for four
weeks requiring all having claims said
70 file them authenticated with the Clerk
said before the lott day Of
1861 or they will forever barred. II further
publication above in writing the
in Cenrevlle Witness John HornJeak Clerk
said Court at ofce Jrnuary 10th, 1851
feb3-w4-pr sfeeS3 HORNBEAh, @. & NJ.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-13
NASHVILLE FEatLE AcADEHX


After resi- Of SIX months on tie l9th q eaHsiTa
1861. Uae mg position as PyiacFq q g i'S''sN
lion, s7iiF ssAiei A0Us been c0r1eetedt r q y'1s
FaNHR Assiemy Offers some peculiar gauassi' 's -1 -
, We thur-are the fsll1winE: q -, -,
l. well enclosed y ard Of alea.s - -iunia
the incorporated ults nashville thus a. IN
restrained freedom in kealthful Iecrs iiten ~ sg
then the restraints Of a Ieansr sad - ~
y. n Irt.i ssfs by any Felsie school
- 49,, ~ W ~ =, "a corridors Offering en-.
start irducemsnls 10 cnj ID en- 70 niei'-- - .-eas
regard TO the weather. -. t.,;tl;-.. ~, .
= security froGz Esre. 49, - = - ~ "a
- - =, 80. -. 81 ,s OF c0astas anxiety lboEs th+ir
children y -. 49,, T..
= 5i.snri one 81 the sGEsst and part ~ ~
aus ,ssr- &-aoof in The United ss rs -.
80 ~ ~ efss-ri 4nons ae puis in nesriy IS $780,
"a -i,,r r.. Il is aell known % iii asn,s5
s,,, ~ -. . 1l-flss, ETiscoratit NstS.lf-,
- .srs ais usraffer here. perfectly satisl~l ~ .
in noresusct viii clsnce zen y uis pf teEs yea
v ssfisaea that the ucip 81 ca colon rezi,r IN
Be daiir irc1lcatef
6 err q n(zllre This exars'on eSctrs 10 er,,-
tstion rhch net iul3 et IN tie A-si.f sritzait-r
eer Of ladies', Of rieiy ar tneir e9ir1 s a.
che supervision 81 re ena - 'i'S ard LeafsA ID
he Boarding. Pufi
Gclreans and parerc rne ~ - s-ef mey Be seetinr =
permanent etdiitio9A t9 ~ .ss WI, thnk a.
such = home IN The Acsl.41Y @tt'f 20
aerf1-sis y r . ~ TAr7r.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-13
A FINE FARM.
sco aCDDe 4

A FINE FARM.
CONTAINING $50 ACRES OF
VaIua bic Land for sale.
275 acres Clear ed, and in a fine state
of Cultivation.
FETHYs Farm lies mile from Jones Station, on the Win
chester and Alabama Railroad nine miles from Hinches
ter and three lies from Salem, IN franklin county On the
Farm comfortable dwelling, good negro cabins, and ali
necessary out houses Close to the dwelling Ane spring,
good Csten, and plenty Of falling The
is ALL RICH and cultivation stands unsurpassed By any
it the county propose sell this valuable Land
and would refer persons who wish John P
White Nashville Tenn AS. Colyar, Winchester or they
caa refer 70 the premises.
HERVEY g. WILLIAMS,
oct 2-f Winchester, Franklin county, Tenn
FOR RENT.
THNHE House at present occupied by Boyd No so Cherry
j street The front viii make god sal
The back premises be occupied by families
Ao tive Offices in the second story Apply the premises
dec2SdlW HAMILTON
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-13
&c ..,, ..1Ft Comfy. siate Of Tennessee

~ e - anles B hcCarroI ct ais. vs. CtaS : -
s-tSiiIi9n . sell lsnd- Il Appearing 10 e o., e
49, VI, 'A@t INES AcCa-roli, francis Hccs.otf
scS1rro l. heirs a. law Of Francis EcCarrol dse,s -
.ssoeAts OF ne state Of Tennessee. It IS tber p
Nsh.Ii 100. oe ma for four Consecutive uessS 4
5 o. nasaFiile requiring said aon-residents "a - -
peiSFs Inc n sices Of the Count Caurt of steg, -
- hoaen a. ne eeurt house, in said -ountz IL ~, ~
tennessee, ~ ist Monday in Jauu ~. Ia y an r.
or osnar % eOpainants bill, or the SAN viii bss,
'ezSeo as 10 'he@ and sesdoEa for hearing ezpsrss
ese7-ul.-pr's Zee 81 =, s. sOOh, Ger
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-13

prepared to issue Policies and renewals in
:. rqpzny az current rates.
Il. X. q P P. PECK, Agents.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-13
! DESCRIPTION,
PROCLAMATION
ISHANI G., HARRIS,
, oryorr,or N z tho Stare Of H'aunpSSpQ.

yByO the Sher all the counties in said StateGreeng
You hereby commanded open and hsd election
at all the places holding elections in county the
9th day February next the Of determining whe
er convention shall be called and also OF eecng Delegates
to the Convention in Nashville the 95 day Pen
ruary next accordance with the provisions the Ac. of 9Th
January G and prompt and immediate return make hereo
to the Secretary Of State, required by said Act.
- In Testimony whereof have hereanto set my hand
and caused the Great Seal Of the State to he affixed at
)LS the Department, Nashville this, 2lst day OF Janu
} airy, A. D. 1860.
By the Governor: ISHAM G. HARRIS.
]. E. r. RAY, secretary Of State. jan22 diw-wIw
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-13
NATHANN N. EDWARDS. c IN.
.1ar1Eff a-uaf- fzee

"oWARDh LARKINS, vs. B. E. Anderson Attachment
In tins case, 1t appearing my sstisfacon
dant Anderson is nonresident Of the State Tennessee il
therefore ordered by that publication he the
and American newspaper published in Nashville Tennessee
successive weeks commanding the appear
my Office Linden aud Perry Tennessee on
the 18th OF March, e6 to lead answer plaintiffs
aachmes the will be disposed exJare as to him
This e2d day Of January, 1861.
B. J. WALL, J. P, for
ianeq.w4t-pr'sfe eS3 Perry ountv Tenn
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-13

Flour, COPn, sc.
Gn0 BARRELS Extra and Extra Family Flour;
OUU $50 sacks Corfu
20 bbls Lard;
so I" Green Apples:
Is cases Parrapine Wax Candles;
) Flour Sacl 81 ffty pounds,)
On cOnsisnment,for sale by
W WATTS & CO.,
janl9R No. 81 College street, Broad
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-13

Freight TO New Work and Philadelphia
ON
COTTON AND FLOUR,
VA
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH.
Cotton per bale Of not tam 500 pounds 8
ftOnr per Dfrfel 1890 --- -
No Insurance necessary except from Charleston Savannah to
New YORK sud Phjlads phia.
Cotton compressed At hs optO2 and Expense steamers. When
compressed, he freightsd from New Ter fo7ezn ports
al t. 3 10 less than cot not compressed
Through receipts Issued ~ the Freight gent Of the Nash
vile and hattanoogI Railroad.
CIV. ANDERSON,
iaca atf.R p ra-ar.I
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-13
INSOLVENT NOTICE.
.,...o.,r ,trCnmdcn. Tennesscn

r gpDINGToN. VS. Martha MISREPRESENTATION
NM e. Dvorce-In this 1t appears from the petition
& 4, sworn to- that the defendant Martha resi-
- ssat N tennessee. II is therefore ordered that
dsnt o. ~ the Nashville Union and American, for four
,Scsi7s weeks the defendant to appear At next term
Of the :, demur 10 said petition, or the will be
Plead and set for hearing exParte at said term Of
the Court. January @'' D. P HUDSON, C IN.
By his Deputy, W. A. STEELE
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-13
VIM COOK, C. Il NJ.
In Chancery Court aG GaIne boro, Tenn.

NEyILLIAM PURCELL, Rebeca Purcell and Abigail
Wv Dixon Uriah Davis, Margery Davis. Elby Dycus
Polly Dycus william Dixon and Others January kules
1sj-0ngna Bll0D motion Of the conpainsnts by their
soctor and II appearing satisfaction OF the Clerk and
Master, the affidavit Of complainant, William Purcell,
which fled that the DEFENDANTS William Dixon Akner
Hancock, Iddia Hancock John Hancock Nancy Dixon
Robertson Doctor Evans Fanny SpeakHsn
Josephine Speakman and Thomas Seaman residents
Of the State 1t ordered that publication be
made for weeks in the Union and American,
newspaper published the city Of Nashville, requiring said
non resident defendants to appear before chancey Court
Gansboro before the second Monday FebruSry
and then there their defence to bill
viii be for confessed, and set down for hearing
e1parte to them u Bolts, g. * n.
iauI7-w4t-prfs fee$3
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-13

INFANCY @. WAGNER joseph Wagner Petition for d.
II ainsnte Aftorney and Il APP
petFng my sasaeen from sd4vt ne that the deiend
ant Joseph Wagner Of the State q Tennessee,
place residence not known II therefore ordered
the Union and American, paper Published in The ey Of Nash
Vile requiring defendant at The next term Of the
Circuit Court held for the county Of Perry the Court
House. Of Linden, the <ih Monday February
next then thereto plead demur ocspaiIants
hill or the for confessed for hearing
OK parte s. him D. @. HICKMAN, O. an.
Janunry II, 1851. ian27-w4t-pr's fee 80
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ME0ny's C0n bInea Isea1eT1. . !
Mower,

Az ALa NOODsS ABEPROVEvss.sr-s-
y ~ celebrated hachine ecsivsd he s--t 1--- =
SD AED.I, a. ne besteo5ned Reapinz sad sIon- y,
l.ns sreal United stztes Agrssursi Fair Ell "a -
ey' Il september, ls5I. The trial came OF nes- S,,
9erk, n JAY where all the Pri. .ipa Mac;rss ~ -
Sac SSrs thoroughly tested. The committee NJ. 49,
s s a1r.h3 = htlder President United slsss 49,
alS9 reeeis go the ward as the best heaeers5 A. "a
newer teiere tao separate Committees aru5its5 - -
ae1l q ne gaVoaon Couny Agricultural soe;ef IL
In July, 1857, ffhe rnschiTes ro, = .aa
Noetous ether premiums and awards were risr bi -
eItls sls al seasons over every Machinein krer.sa
The above machines are for sale bv ~ n -
B. y. OHEATHAM. ''s1Sas
General Agent sor the s,sts
- .. Fts6kK, EHEELEg A %
NarA.lf1, g.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-13
I'm stewart County Court.

ToHN MOORE and others Lucisn Moore and "t
ID Petition to sell land and slaves 1t appearing TO me thSt
lucsn Moore and Lynn Moore and Martha Moore and
james Moore the defendants in this presidents
OF the State Tennessee and beyond the reach OF the ordinary
process Of this court il therefore ordered that publication Re
made in the Nashville Union and American newspaper pub
Ished in Nashville Tenn for four weeks, requiring said
resident PENDANTS appear before the Justices ofStewart
County Court at their February term 6 to plead answer or
demur complainsn bill, filed in said against them or
The Will be taken for ed 70 them and set for hear
ing ex pa te. December 18th, ls60.
jane w3t-pr'tsieeS3 WIN COOK, C. q NJ
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-13
LAND FOR SAIL

UPAVE THREE HUNDRED AID SEVENTY EIGHT
Of land for lying in Weekley county, Tennessee,
read leading Dresden 10 TreutsE, the Gross
leading from MeLemoreyle Hckman There are ls9
cleared land in good state Of cultivation, with good
dwelling house, kitchens, barns stables, good well and
good springs 500 bearing apple good peach orchard
with bearing plum trees, ounces &c.
is good stand for Tavern. It Is good chance 70 any
wishing 70 purchase the land and improvements are
equal any IN the State.
For further particulars information write to the proprietor
or call upon him on the premises.
Jan6-E2mS JOSIAH THORNTON
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1853-1862, 1861-02-13
TNSOLVENT NOTICE.

TAVING this day suggested the Clerk OF the County Court
Weakly county Tennessee, the insolvency OF the
Of John n Mailing deceased, all peons holding
claims against said estate, hereby notified to le them
ey with the Clerk Aforesaid before the 18Th
day OF JULY 1861 the claims against the said via be
indicated that day pros distribution. January the is
Ie6L @. X. HOLMAN, Administrator.
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