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$500 Reward.
DESCRIPTION OF THE NEGROES.

VETHEREAS ETton Jordan. absconded The night OF De-
w eembe 29h, sGe, E four Negroes and two Mares one
lay nd the other black. about 5 years old
INSCRIPTION OF THE NEGROES.
Agy 80 years 3D. or bright complexion some az her
teeth her girl child Liza aIso bright and her
ch Buron, Or Is years old also bright Jossua years
old dark complexsn All Of the above properly conveyed
BY deed Of trastby said Newton Jordan viii Wv. e
reward for the apprehension and delivery negroes
and reasonable reward for any portion prop
erty 10 delivered TO Tune viii county Ten
nssee PETTG5, Trustee.
n B--fbe said Jordan took with him gray VII CD
has scar from hsta and sorre horse with white hairs
als0 two horse ANY information respecting above
will be thankfully received and literally rewarded.
W PETrUS, Trustee,
near Triune, Williamson county.
jane-twlR Tennessee
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0FFIcE NASHVILLE Gas LGHr Col
January :, 1851. :
THNIE Beard OF Directors Of this Company hsvs declared
dividend Of per fo- the past six months payable
nd after the 10th met
further reduction in the price OF also made By
giving 10 per discount the bills frst
fifth days Of the and per discount OF those
paying between the fifth and tenth 'ay.
JAS. r. KENDRIcK.
ja-I!-!W Secretary.
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HUE Annual Meeting Of the lstoclbolaers the City
II b1ttdlnE and Loan Association of
will be held st TIE Cox, ESQ.
No ~ Cedar street waen the Annual Report will read and
an election ior Directors viii be held fine meeting will be
opened al . o'elock By order OF the Board
j.nI5-2t ASAAO u sAsrs.srv
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Abe Looney on Southern RightsI

We are indebted to a friend for the toIoNlng DIS
patch:
COLUMBIA, Jan. "A NJ. LOoSEY has made pow
erfu speech in favor Of going with sister states
South Of US! Great enthusiasm prevails Excite
ment intense!
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SGWRF6.

GREELEY, in the Tribune of the llth says:
years ago IN the midst of the struggle over the
compromise measures, when portion of the States
threatened to secede from the Union if California
were admitted, Gov. Seward, then fresh in his seat
thrilled the heart of Freedom by declaring IN the
Senate-chamber, New York treads on step back
ward !" Cur distinguished Senator has the floor of
the Senate to-day, for speech on the present con-
dition Of public affairs. We rejoice that the coun-
try Is to hear from him in this crisis. We believe
thst the cruel suspicious, which of late have been
occasionally insnuated rather than uttered to the
effect that he IS about to recede from the high posi-
ton he has occupied upon the subject of Human
Rights, for quarter of century, will be efec
tually silenced. As in 1850. 1854, and 1855 when
the Slavery Propaganda strove to extort degrading
concessions from the Free States, he called upon
them to stand firm, so now his great constituency are
eager 10 hear his voice cheering the friends of
Free Labor and Free Government in the severe
contest they are waging to-day. Rejecting the SEN
dments of our people, we trust that be will show
TO the Senate and the country that the Empire State
stands now where she stood ten years ago and takes
Tor herself. and counSes her sister States of the
North and West TO take, mo STEP BACKWARD"
Hon. CAVE JOHNsoN.-TAe Washington cores
pondent of GREELEY's Tribune saws; But for CAVE
JoHNsoN's decision, as Paraguay Commissioners. the
the President would probably tender him the Past
Office Department. That appointment would be
tn the country after Mr. JonNsoNs ma
triotic stand for the Union"
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Administrators Sale.
AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, ETC.
HARDY HROTE7EES, Auctioneers,

an Wednesday morning, J6th January, Is6 10 O'Clock,
will sell the entire stock OF Household and Kitchen Fur
Rture Of Ths Burge, deceased for Of and by
ders Samuel Morton, Admnistrat1r This sale
pses large assortment OF vsusbe parlOr Chamber ming
an6 kitchen furniturs Also, magnificent Cooking
Stove, used ouy three MONTHS original $50 Sale
front auction Terms cash IN hazkable fund.-.
HARDY BROTHERS,
jan 0td AUc.ion.ers GeD,l As'ts. ~ Public Square
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tEIW tEOfu' EOT Lea$c 70 q UOofI
Tenant.
Desire place my late residence IA miles Of Pub
lie square in the hands ofa good Tenant for years
very easy Tks premises contain l2
superior soil, about half in cultivation the balance IN
blue grass The house with porchss, excelant
ervats houses sa5e veil &C all and comfortable
To the Garene, the Dairyan, &c eraau seeking COOL
quiet aBd retired spot for his family, free from The
Of the say place fer rent in the vicinity 81
vile Of Superior attractions.
To t. light man will make the terns acceptable.
No "a Cherry street. EUGENE UNDERWOOD.
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AUCTION SALE on. GROCERIES
By
LANIER, PHILLIPS a. co.
On Tuesday, January 22d. nj 10 osclocIx.
WE WILL SELL FOR CASH in front Of ozr Ware.
house. large and complies of GROC ERIES
consisting in part asf follows, viz
90 htis Sugar Obbls Texas Pecans
ce1e tsgs CoEee, sacks Almonds
q IBIS holasses, 100 y and Z bxs Star Candles
100 hhs crushed and powdered 100 hbls White Hblsky
90 b-xes Cove Oysters, 10 bSIs HeIiaad IN.
~ bags Pepper a00 kegs Nails.
25 chests Teas, IS doz Painted Jackets.
% balss Cotton Irvine, 80 nests Tubs, 1855
- coils Rope, $50 boxes soap.
y eases Matches, Is do Doyis's Candles
Ivy AoAes star Candles 100 doz Nas5n's Backing,
$50 psekages i5eE Macksrsi, 100 boxes Fiasks,
Kits half hbls snd bbls, > tierces FIGS.
zoo boxes New Raizins, sOOpackases Raisins
zoo q add a boxes DO 90 bhls FiIbe.ts
80 boxes Brandy Cherries
Together with numerous other articles corapIets
sale LANlER, PHILLIPS Il co.
janS-'d No. 50. Market street
Auction Sale Of Eight sccsnd-hassd
Pias Os. Two Bugsies, One Ba-
r0ucsse, and one aIssiIy Carriage.
with Furniture, etc. etc
On Saturday Morning. Jan 10, al 10 O'Clock precisely
SEM. F. SHIELDS co,
WILL sell Of whom it may cOrsern the above
articles to eles. eonsi Enmsass Terms day Of .ae.
Jau'Sa Central Auction Rooms Nc. a College street.
FOE LOUISVILLE AND CINCINNATI.
FFNHE regular ST. Louis, Memphis and Louisy,I.
4 conneetng packet May Duke. DAVIS Mas. stisa..A
ter Will depart for the above and ntermsdiAte
ngs' THIS DAY the 18th inst at II o'clock For night
or passage apply on board or to
janis A. L. DAVIS, Agent.
For LOuissiiie aud Pittsburgh.
TIVE Ans passenger steamer. Emma, Gzyk
MAsE1Ta Master win depart for the lcsesfss,FAA
tne 10Th inst, at 4oelock. For freight pas ssd
II. H. HARRISON,
jsnl9-dit A uAMlCroN, Agents.
For 1Sent.
FgVUE dwelling house lately occupied by Gov H. g. 49,
Fooe, on Vine street, between Church and Union k1j
streets, Fer particulars enquire Of GtaIscock
Evans Go: deeI2-d
DIR Y GOOD 8
our present intention keep up stock Of Dry Goods
and invite the attention OF buyers CAsH O. Of kHoaea
ProDlpsHess on SHORT TINE. to stock.
ooa = o,o JAMES JANE LOWE & CO.
- Main and Market st,e ess,
IanIS-u Louisville, Ky.
LOST,
A BONNET BOX, marked Mrs Mitchell. liberal
N reward viii be Pad for It's return to L0uvls Depot or
jan tz-5t 0mib1s Agent.
superior sauer E1raut,
ETTILL be added to this morning. Is barrels made
y v 10 order. BENZ SHIELDS co,
jAn121t =
REsH He iug Meal and Stock Lard Just received, per
steamer GielEood, and for sale By
janle-f BENZ FlsEIELDS & co.
For LOuisviIIe and Cincinnati.
TGlEE splendid steamer, elena CTA
I wood, RRSzIEa, Master, viii u f--&v-,sS--i5f
for the above ard all intermediate landf
this day, Saturday the 18th inst. at l2 eI.ea
M. For freight or passags apply on board to
II. II. HA RRISON,
tsn'2-h A. HAM LION, Agents
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II B McoOWsSe ct SIS, " n " Mccoven et ala
I cause it appears from the comp iAinants bill, Wh.-
10. that the defendant James Weafherspoap IL a no}
Of the State Of TeDnessse. II IS therefore ordered
ton be made in the NASHVILLE Union and American for
esssTe weeks, requiring him to appear at the next ter
ChancsFy Court the THURSDAY after the shird Monday
ary, 1861, and plead, answer dsmur said hill or
will BE taken for confessed 70 them said term Of n
January m, 1861. Gh HAMILTON. I'll
janI0E4t-p r'sSees3s
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Under-shirts and Drawers.
THE CRISIS OF tn U2IOa!!
She'll White Hen Rule america 7
THE NEWSPAPER FOR THE TIMEsr
THE WEEKLY DAY-B0OK
10 $3.50 For 1861.

I'VE DATsooK holds that this government Of WurrE
= nEss ana that tFfoftS OF social political pos
to ts negro race, and superiority the white race ia
natural order OF American society All who want 10 arrvr
Ehk AkSoATs OF TIE Anti and understand the
Eego question: should read it. Democrats e
see 20 mat SQUAD circulated AMONG TIE
down. r--S' '''.' -@'St = 20
THE WEEKLY DAT BOOK fer 1851 will be greatly i,prov-
"a and several rev features addel making x RKs F.rr
fArH1 PustIsHEs twill have osE MoRE RzADra NAT
E1 LETTERS On EDucAToz AHLk AGRIcuLTuRAL AsTTc ~
o. Lvise AMERICAN AUTHORS, sKkrcHEs sx Cook
: 1870 A'O e4H-- n~N-
1t will also commence the LIST Of J.auarv g.x .Na
VRioisAL sroEr, BY Prof. Peck, Of Ca, eotitsd
T. et VIRGINIA GIEECAIRE,
ale Of zoe Early Settlement Of Georgia Thrilling stsry
Lille ms Greek Wars, &C. These features together
van SFEcIAL EUROPEAN CoRRasroEDEscr full avsst o es
foreign and domestic, make tia
BUSINESS FAMILY AND LITERARY NEWSPAPER
AL g 5Re into ons AID At cheaper e IN sny elerpa
TERMs-cAsH IN ADVANCE.
0.k S0Rt lpef annur1 --..--....... 90
FIVE COPIES do ~
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ME HEREBY Titsir.v our agrsssneBt TO ia'it soma
iAnssiliis'is 70 E1fE, sAzl'RAkI u
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a CUNNINGHAM e ais vs. " G Camfls.ll ct all
ID lary Rules, l-6i In this caUse IL arptars froml
plainants bill. which Is TO- that the defendant
Campbell, X W Tucker. WlOughbY Blacksnl ard Wild
John Campbell and wife Elizabeth. W 7 Baurland
Irons, anu Irens. resifenis o. the STATE 81
see. IL Is therefore ordered that publication Be- mad
Nashville Union End American fer four successive
curing said defend ats to appear at the term OF
csry Court the THURSDAY after the third MONDAY IN
1861 and plead, demur to said bill or the
be taken for eonesset a. to them and set f hearing
term Of the Court January 7th, 1861
jan1O-w4s-pr'Sses3 6 HAMILTON, 81
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I ev WIN Plumer, D. Ale Prof na5uey. Behmo
J gha1n7 City, Pa lege Va
Rev ~ D q ode, d d, Rich- Hon john vs. Brokel
Mori, ". LeXina ton. Va.
Rev z v Mscre, D Richmond, Nsj james Garland,
Va MA. Va
Rev jesse 1stesd- D ., Gun Rev Htys, Nashvil
Eerland Va. Rev = = uorcIf.
Col ~ Snih- , Ftrsin "a jas y 7a,niiion- E,q.
Maj WilienEn1} Mhiary In Alex Fsii Brl.
1aj b. Jsci soH -i.f ite james Nc OF. $50.
Rev } a Kirspstrcs- Oalville. Mrs A Frosn.
Va. z y eariGer. Esq.
d. Tnos ? Aisirson Do 1ss Fauix 10.
Thos Grasty. Esq DO Hon Jchn Nsl,ead- Z 81
Rev & Giljersleste- Richmond. Court
Va. Nm fuzh. Assumpd
Hon David 6 Eurneti- Gave Ger Martha, [
son. Texis Sou joan Leisasr. cot
Hon David < Exts, su Nirgin.a.
prene CouIt-
z..p9 49,
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IT. WELLS,

SION OP THE MAN AND MORTAR,
OR q Hrket Street, opposite Union,
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
iani9-H
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TIE CINCINNATI GAZETTE OK Gov. .HAMMoND's MIS-.
sAGE.-The retiring (Demoeratic) Governor of In
diana, delivered his message yesterday to the Leg
islature of that State. Nearly half Of it is devoted
to discussion of national affairs. This part of the
document is sympathetic towards the rebels, abu-
sve of Republicans. submissive to whatever degree
of Mexican anarchy Southern fanatics may be pleas
ed to naugurate. and averse to any use of force
in executing the law We have no very profound
respect for this kind of talk. and we mistake the
sentiments of the people of Inti,na, if any consd
cradle number of them viii seriously regret to lose
the official services of an accidental Governor whose
loyalty and patriotism arc so peculiarly manifested
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Nashville South 81
INSTIT u IT.
HES HIS Eq% so T%HSegsE, A..o,t.t. Pr

TRS. EMMA HOLCOMBE.l -. n
MISS r. Il. NOTTINGHAM, 9''4e I'D
yFVHE premises hitherto occupied By Mrs. Holcomte
teen fOund too limited for the extended patronag
school. the prsssat Principals have 5esn ortUnas
cure, for term Of years, the spacious and beautiful
opposite the Capitol wen known As the residence Of Gel
Putnam. The Location is uuequalled-beng. private,
elevated ADD accessible. The House Is aEis1ed In the
proved modern style, eoutaairg q large roous, nd
ventilated By windows down 70 TIE h0or opening pal
balconies which extend, each story the entire leug
bading. The grounds beautifully laid out, and "A
we'll paved. flowing ample space for recreation and
Every department IL filed with the highest pruiesslon
The boarding pupils will erj0y all the advantages Of
home sad ihei comforts VIII Be scrupuiOusly care
Maron, we'll known pre- eInnsntly qualified FOR the
her nayielding integrity. kindly sympathy and a
assiduity.
Terms the those Of the other drstclass schoo
city. FOR further particulars apply 70 ethe
principals.
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By WHOM THE DOCTRINE OF SECESSION WAS INVENT
EB.-At the late Pilgrim Landing anniversary, held
in the Astor House, New York, Mr.. SEWARD declared
in his speech that the men of New England invented
the greatest political discovery in the world-the
confederation of republican States and that the peo
pie of South Carolina invented the doctrine of Sc
cesson. Mr.. SEWARD, in his eager efforts to attach
blame to South Carolina falls into great error con-
corning the origin of secession. The first disunion
speech ever made in the United States House of Re-
representatives. was by JOSIAH QUINCY, of Massachu-
sets. in regard to the Louisiana enabling act, Jan.
A. ISL lie said:
am compelled to declare it as my deliberate opin-
ion that if this bill passes. the bonds of this Union
are virtually dissolved; that the States which COM
pose it are free from their moral obligations, and
that it will be the right of all it will be the
duty of some to prepare definitely for separation
-amicably if they can, violently if they must.
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A GOOD secondhand Buggy aud Hayaes: for sale
n BENZ SUIELDs & CO.,
jab9-H No. 81 College street.
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SEWING MAmlN

SEWING MACTEIN1
81
Hrehsasns Fa.aits. sewing Sac
LET ~ BE RENsHBEbt!,
EIst. Esy aIE the Sewing Machines IN
theroare butthree Einss Of snrshss
Ia. The Grover Il Baker sHtcs.
end. The shuttle stitch.
srd. The Single Thread or Chain u
The Grover Baker stitch ia theonIy patented s,ic
strictly adapted . family The stitch u double
be rpped. The machine making this stitch, fro
sposls-using shuttle. requiring ,hfesd to Be
ed, and finishes work Il Il The most simple, less
arrangement and easy to lesEn and opera Of any
possessing greater range Of capacity FOR family PaPos
say ether other or perhaps al other kiadsI
and. The Shuttle stitch.
Thn stitch is made BY the following Iisi Of mach ns,
I. N. SINGER q CO.,
WaEELER & WILSON
WEAR skCHINEs,,
BARTHLLF MACHINES
EEAVIT1 & cod
LADD & WEBSTER.
Alb. howe,
FINKLE & LYO1
10 far IS the stitch s eonceIed mis- list Of machine
precisely alike are all Shuttle Machines, aad fer er
lover or under thread all uss shutties into which all
hread used on each and all Of them have 10 Be s-Soun
The capacity Of the shattles used IN these machine
nearly the sRme they hold when aled Nth Coats 70
Cotton not to exceed u yards.
The shut,Is stitch Il sometimes called the locg stitch
bat Els all and the TIE stitch ID msds y
crossing threads. Tho ends ofsll seams ssEe b.
Machines must b fastened BY the hand see to proven
The Shuttle Machine better adapted to manufactured
niIy use
au3l-dtEkv
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AFFAIRS AT THE FoRTs.-Up to one O'Clock last
night, when our reporter left the vicinity of Fort
Sumter and Morris Island, all was quiet in our har
Dor. The guard boats were actively plying up and
down the entrance, overhaung every unknown
craft The rumors that the Star Of the West
would make her appearance in our waters
kept Sentines on the qui uiue and the cry OF "Als
well y could be heard echoing over the waters from
Fort Moultrie to Fort Sumter. At the latter port
tits evident that the greatest vigilance is kept and
not even the smallest boat can approach the walls
without the grnf hailing of the sentrnels on the
ramparts. In former article on the defences of
Fort Sumter we noticed the fact that the second
tier of classmates had been walled up. We observed
yesterday that the masonry closing two of these
classmates pointing towards Fort Moultrie has been
removed, theguns for those casemates being COM
petely mounted. -. e.
No steamer has made her appearance up to the
hour of going to press. We shall take care to keep
our citizens advised, through our bulletins, of her
approach, if she should come Charleston Mercury,
Jan. 9ih
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time and passed.
By Mr.. BICKNELL: No 23-To relieve the Banks
and the citizens of the State. Releases the penal
ties imposed upon the Banks for suspendng. pro-
vided they adopt line of policy to relieve the
peope.l
By Mr.. FARRELLY: No. z4-For the relief Of
the people.
By Mr.. WITTHORNE: No. 25-For the relief of
J. c. Vaughn, sheriff of Monroe county
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Q. h HalI7S.

Late Arrival of BOo9s aud shoes
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The SPEAKER called the House to order at ten
n'G'ek, and the session was opened with prayer by
the Rev. Mr. Carr.
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On motion of Mr. CAN'T, it was ordered that
200 copies of the resolutions recommended by the
Joint Committee on Federal Relations in lieu of
sundry resolutions referred to them, be printed.
On motion of Mr. JONES, it was ordered that zoo
copies of the resolutions he offered on the 18TH be
printed aa
On motion of Mr.. EWING, it was ordered that
200 copies of his resolutions offered this day, be
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PUBLISHED By
"a sEnN Es.zgzEnz

RaASON B2G SgSHEsS.
Nos A Mercer street Nex York.
Fer sale BY BOOKSELLERS generally. der25-d3tkft
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Border state Convention.

We had hoped never 70 hear such phrase again,
EXCEPT as a term of derision. We learn, however,
that there are some half dozen of the Uy conserva
tive class who find themselves still unable to de-
termine between the North and the South, until they
shall have consulted certain other very eOnserva-
tive old gentlemen of the Border States, who derive
their Inspiration from the Louisville Journal and
other journals of like kidney. For the benefit OF
fossil politicians we beg leave to suggest that
the people have now, enough, taken this whole
question into their own hands. Their consclences
their own; they responsible to their country
and their God only for what they shall do, ana
they do not intend that tie great movement for Southern
iadepend ence shall be banked by any measure intended
only to diUide and delay. E516 4s4-
Tennessee is abundantly able to determine for
herself what she will do in crisis like the present.
and abe has both the moral courage to declare and
the physical courage to maintain the position which
she will take, euen though every other BORDER Sdts
shall hesitate She intends to unite herself in the
shortest practicable ody with the Confederate States,
bv separate State Gction She does not intend to lend
herself to any measure of doubt, delay, or divi>
sion. She does not intend to lend herself to
those who, by Border State Convention, hope
70 establish III very OAbohilAlOu VI liz new
Government, a national division between the States
Of the Southern Confederscy But if there be those
who for their own wicked and selfish purposes,
mean thus to plant the seeds of discord and
diGsension, be it known to all such that Tsnnes-
see Is 10Th and Of the States thich touch our Southern
border 1t is with the States South of us that our ma
eral interest is nseparsbly united and is towards
these, especially in the hour of their adversely that
our hearts turn with burning sympathy. If they
have been rash, hasty or impetuous, it was only
from over anxiety, too great zeal if such thing
could be- for the maintenance of a cause, in which
our own interest safety and honor scarcely less
involved than their own. But every days develop
ments demonstrate but too painfully, that the first
blow for Southern liberty and Southern indepeu-
dence not struck day too soon. Let US atleast
for the sake Of harmony, that sll happily
united in opposing with all the power that God
has given us, this unholy upon rights, hear
no more of the obsolete, old fogy proposition for
border State conference or any other sort of con-
ference, except among ourselves, and that only to
devise the most speedy and efectual means of de-
Tending Southern rights and Southern honor. In
LESS THAN THIRTY DAYS THE FLAG OF THE CoNFEDER-
ATE STATES WILL BE OURS, BY THE SEPARATE AND NDE-
PENDENT ACTION OF THE SOVEREIGN PEOPLE OF TEN
NEssEE So mote IL be
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DY vrture ef yend e562, to drecsd and dsly
ID froa the Honorable Circult Court Of Davidson ecu
Tennessee, at its Term 1861. VIII sxOoss 70 d
sAe, to thehghest bidder cash. Court houss
the Ctty Of Nashville, Saturday, the llth day % May
AL the right tile claim. Interest and estate, which
aton then bad, may have ACC uifed IL aad TO ne
ing described ProPe IT, 70 Wit peee LOT Of Eroand
% In Baross Grove, per Samuel Weakleys survey Of
lots regsteredi In the Registers ocs Of Davidson county,
ginning at the northeast e the intersection % Mue
street AID summer Gree extending rEnning thence
~ towards TIE toNn Of Nashville i7 FEET 20 hsud
right angles UeSEardly 80 Is foot asy hsncs a
angles SuthEardly 72Z tsst 70 HulbeFry reef shsnd
rs ht angles eastward 40 fees 70 begnning $780, lot
beginning At the south west said a The lntsrssc
Mulberry and Hgh streets extended. running thence on
esss side OF Hgh stree. nCrhssrdy towards the
Vile lf& fest 70 stake thence AZ rig taoges e@sEard
feet 70 foot sey, thence a right angles wary I'd
feet 70 Mulberry street, thence right anreszIU fret win
berry street to the beginPng being leve proper
winston 70 satisfy Judgment rsn0ersd in AVsE nj
johnson, against Mnl.ea. K Winston. shankinI
JOIN K EDAUnD-oa, shsriI
By W RoBERTsoS, Deputy Sheriff