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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-11-02
Valuable P rperty
FOR SALE,

I WILL sell, on good time and a a reasonable price
i the following property, viz:
Ny R-sidrnr. on me east de nf Pox River comprising
the OF block ia}b-in- 100 2-
deep IL Is, beyond question. the hannsoucs location
for re-idenc. il the city Of Ottawa The grounds
adorned with the choicest kinds Of shrubbery and
shade and in the garden apple pear plum
peach trees in bearing condition. also. plenty OF grape
vines, currani-- goos5errivs, raspO-rre, and
berries In short, everything desirable for
fort 10 provided for
Also $40 ofg"od prairi. land New Michigan
AMI Pontiac. Livingston county.
Lo,s !, 2. and 2. Block %, Ottawa.
Lots and s, subdivision Of Lots &c and H. 50,
Lot Is, Block So; al good business Lots.
All Of the above valuable property i offered Il ri
sonate price, aud on Iille to suit the purchaser.
uoY6 VI. OSMAN.
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Howard hSSOcjatjou. ph;I,.

Beneroient (rsrit,uion estobIisHsJ ID sD.rjny "a
dor,nent, for the H.kef Of the Sick and Dir, - ed
GNict'd aciM Fuuient amt Epidsmic Diseases ani
especiduy for The Cure Of Discusses Of tie Sexual Or.
1dnS.
nj ED1CAL ADVICE given gratis, by the Acting Sur.
AVA Reon TO all who apply by letter with descrip-
ZION OF b.r condition. tage, occupation, habits Of life
3c1 ana IN cases OF extreme poverty Medicines fur
nished frse OF charge.
VALUABLE REPORTS on SpermatorrhGa and other
Diseases OF the Sexual Organs and on the NEW RE.
MInIEs employed in the Dispensary sen, to the AZ.
fctei in seaied letter envelopes Of charge re
or three st9mps for postage will be accountable
Address. DE ). SEiLLIN HoUGHToN, Acting Sur
geon, Howard Associa ion, No. South Ninth Street,
Philadelphia, Pa. BY order Of BE Directors.
EZRA d. HEARTWEiI., Pr.sident.
GEO. FAIRCHILD, ecrefIry. oc2I-ly
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Notice. to Prove Claims.

ESfLte of Elm u Carton. dsceassd.
Ff'HE urderscued having been appointed Executor OF
th- last vi aUd Testament of fen NJ Carton,
Of the County "i La sal Sta- % Illinois dee hereby
gives notice lat hv w appear Before the County Court
% L. Sale County tie Court House Ottawa at the
Soy-I-he- Term. on he II5rl Monday IN Noye.gis;
next. At which time aN persons having claims the
aid E'taie. notified r,qges;-d persons in
Durp OF having the adju- ed make immediate
drb;-d to said fsr-is sc r qIe>i
p-yra-"' - Z uns!--jI,lls.{ Y CARTON Executor.
n .... t-.fs 2lst day ~ Se"t- mo,r. i ISL
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-11-02
Books Books: Books!

ATE y. GRIGGS DRUG AND BOOK STORE
list RECEIVED, the largest stock of Books and Sta.
y tonery brought to Ottawa.
School Books of every variety;
Stationery of all kinds;
$50 Reams of Paper, such as Note, Letter,
Cap, Bill Cap. Lega! Cap, Book Cap &c;
Plain and Ruled Paper, of all kinds;
Cards Of all kinds; coIored Card Board;
Drawing Paper, in rolls and in sheets;
Envelopes. all sizes and colOrs-aiso opaque;
Memorsndums Diaries States &c
Blan. Books, of all sizes and varieties
Gift Books. Animals, Albums, Portfolios &C.
Chldren's Books and Primers
Roots ,b., ,rs mt i'm Town W q ordered wanted.
oc1 EY GRITGs. N1hingTr's Block
Medical Notice
es- HE undersigned IN receive Sealed Proposals for
: Medical and Surgical aid for the inmates OF the
Coupty House. for from the fret al November
next IT. successful applicant vii be required to FUR
nisb all necessary medicine 10 visit the House n
.esk and as much oftrn.r the super int. ndents
Keeper shall rect. ard perform NJ necessary gca!
operatons. No additi1na allowance Nili he made
der any and the right IL reserved to
ject any all proposals IL not deemed or The interest
of the County. GILES W JACKSON,
HIRAM HiGBY,
sYLvANUS CROOK,
Superintendehts Of Poor La iSdAe %.
Ottsws, Sept IS, 1sSl.-Sw
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Reai Gstate.
MISSOURI FARMS!

HE HANNIBAL AND ST. JOSEPH RAILROAD
COMPANY offers for sale 100000 acres, in
Northern Missouri,
OjMs Finest Prdi~fe and Timber Turning Lands in
the West
In Lots to suit purchasers Low Prices, the long
credit OF Ten Years, at five per
cent interest.
PAMPHLETS, CIRCULARS, AND MAPS
Giving full and reliable information the CLIMATE
and its healthfuness, SOIL, WATER, TIMBER, COAL
ROCK, PRODUCTIONS, MARKETS, &c can be had
gratutousy application, by letter or otherwise, to
JOSIAH HUNT,
Land Commissioner OF the II. ST. 10 X. r.,
ap6-6m HANNIBAL, NO.
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ThdNc'Tg -N0ttce
STA TIE + ILLINOIS. LG !StHe Fo'.ntv, S. Or
cult Court ii and far sIid coHnty-To HortrnJer
Term. u. ls6t.
ANN ELIZA PARRISH.
BIZ To- Dirorcs.
JOHN PARRISH
II appearing rom afdavit of the complAiua ant
file in the office u the G said Court that John
Parrish, the defendant in the bow. emit led cause
not, due INQUIRY. b. found md said complainant
having lied her bin herein. and summons having been
duly issued thereon according w notice i, hereby
given to said defendant. that unless he and APP
pear before said Court at said term thereof, he
held a the Court House OF said county ottawa in
sl,d county the first Monday in November A D.
l>Gl (wh-n and where said summons is made
bl-l al plead, answer. demur ept said Bill,
the will be taken for COMES ed against You.
the and things therein prayed for. decreed
ccrdingy. A. b MOORE,
Oct. 3. ls6 -pd. Clerk.
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Xaisah,e City Pronertx for Sale.

THE undersigned offers FOR sale the valuable proper
i ~ upon which lac now resides being Lot |, Block
80, States Addition, situated the of Coium
bus and Washington streets near the Supreme Court
Building
There is a good dwelling, wagon makers shop, and
black smith shop, with well, cistern. ali in good
order on the pI emses.
Also, Lots and s. in Block IL, RaiIro I'd Addition to
ottawa, being the southwest rper OF the block and
situated the of Columbus nd Joliet streets,
north of the freight depot There is good story
dwelling house on the corner lot.
As the undersigned has strong inducements present
ed to him to change his business he will sell the above
property at d bargain. lsep22l PATRICK TANNING
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Fine Farming. Lands for sale

liz undersigned has s'ill large quantity Of SPLEEN
j did farming lands in LA Sail. and Livingston coun
y for sale, easy terms, in tracts of from ~ to $50
acres, purchasers may desire. These lands all lie
within convenient distances OF the railroads and the
canal, and afford the best market facilities.
OTTAWA, on the X. i. II. r. and Pontiac on the c. A.
NJ X X VIII be the most convenient places TO stop
lot those wishing to examine the land Anybody in
either place can direct persons to my residence.
Bruce, August %, 1860. WILLIAM STHAWN
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M LINZ PUOWS,

FINIiESE celebrated Plcws with double SHIN
Il for sale by the uudersg red and We think We
say with truth that with the improvements made du
ring the last year, they without doubt the best
Flows offered in market. We shall sell these
Flows during the coming season at manufacturers
prices and all Piows will be warranted Persons want.
ing left hand Pows, the Michigan double Plow,
leave their orders in advance they will then be
of getting them. TERMS CASH.
Janis JACKSON LOCKWOOD.
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Abstracts of Title.
AElNG now full and complete abstrac: OF title Of
L every piece of land town lot ia the county
which is kept up every night, prepared to fur
nish, short notice and reasonable terms abstracts
Of title. iaugSi l.. p. SANGER
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-11-02
Gold Pens.

II HAVE arge assortment Of DAWSON, WAan0 Z
HYpE's Pens, the best Pens made the y. 8. BasA
EFT. GRrG g.
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Lands fnr Sale.

Tor safe.
100 LOTS IN sauger's Addition Ottawa. and 30
AOO Lots ia Old Town and siate- Addition Ia Otta-
wa, for sale cheap laug~l l.. r. SANGER.
- 'HREE Houses and Lot, rent
i augs l.. p. SANGER.
SEvEN improved farms for sale
- augS L. =. SANGER.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1861-11-02
Fresh Drugs and New Books !

NGY Fall and " inter stock is now complete. have
Nl a very large and full assortment of
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
Including all the remedies and latest preparations
physicians others will find my articles reliable And
a competent person always ready wait on them
ROCKS AND STATIONERY.
$50 Reams of Paper and Envelopes. of all sizes;
800 States, assorted sizes;
Bls nix Books and School Books, OF all kinds.
Teachers viii find large variety Of Childrens Books
Primer, and Cards, for gifts and premiums.
Atwater's School Cards and School Government.
NOTIONS 3ND MUSIC.
x,-cf ysr:fty ,ss art ling Mn : and Books
az Wa yt.a ysW. ,;1KI v.GR0GS
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Carr,are RepaIrtug ShOp.

Carriage Repairing shop.
A Ii branches of Carriage and Wagon repairing M
n he done with despatch. and ia the hest manner, ~
GAYS Carriage Shop Busgies MADE to from o7A
to &l25, and warranted in every respect.
Shop on the first north OF the Geger House, 81
La Sale st. lccsJ JIG. GAY, Agent.
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LUCIAN y SANGER.

Lands bought and sold on Commission. Taxes paid
Abstracts OF Title furnished, Collections made Invest
Hents made in Government other Lands, Money
Loaned Ottawa, August S, 1851.
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nle0ititlrs.

THIS DELICIOUS TONIC sTIMULANT.
ksPECIALLf designed for the use of the .f,,Tiraf
~ fr.~ssion and the FduiIy, have sup.r, ed-d the
,n~. rlns, Aromatic" " Cordial Medi-
Gated schnapps," &c. is endorsed bv all Of m.
prominent physicians. chemists aud connoisseurs AZ
possessing an OF those intrinsic medicinal qualities
grocers, &c. A NJ RININcrp a co Nse''"'
VI ta""sheo IN i'is) Sole Projectors
No. 19 Broad street NY
FOR sale by D. 5. BARNES CO, No. ID Park Row
and y. D. OkNlS, l62 Broadway. New York
Our long experience and with the renuye
ments OF DErGGIsTs, and superior business taci.
ties enable fur ,s them with choice Liauor, for
medicinal and family i,nta-Iv
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i,IIlGES AiTTlL FIRE Insurance COMPANY.
CAPITAL
UNLIM TIED
.yn C->ETA-TLr
INCREASING.
PRESENT FUND
for the payElen, OF
LOSSES BY FIRE
SI.GOO.OOO.

PFiNCrPAL OFFICE At ALTON. ILLINOIS.
...H AND NEECHANDi>E, Dwelling Houses and
tire; B.rus AID Hay and Grain; first class
-rci,-. aud other E,idIngs. with their contents,
--riIi>t LOSS or DAMAGE ~ FIRE
ur, ANY has nov been ia existence over twenty
s.irr~ i-sue policies out of this state; mas
--arly half II million dollars for losses; has fur
insurance members for less than two thirds
.-ice Charged by ihe hest Stock Companies IL mas
largest and nest secured capital of any Insurance
-rpany in the West
EVERY LOSS or DAMAGE that occurs to property
insured under the prepaid system, Will be PAID "i'hh
NINETY DAYS.
Merchants can now have their stocks insured in the
Illinois Mutual, and in of loss, actually get their
money $ as is promised by any other Company.
To the Farmer and the Mechanic, this Company has
recaIne State Benevolent Association, in which, AT
against the ravages of fire. with certainty that If de-
s;royed. they will receive the whole amount insured,
~ijhout litigation. or unnecessary delay
i has become Zee Insurance company for the peo-
Die Of IL 1noiapuually saving large sums in the state
that otherwise he taken by foreign Companies
remain III. insured?
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
p X Hart. Samuel Wade, H. w Billings, b. J. Gilman
Timothy Turner Lyman Trumbuii, Robert smith,
Henry Lea. John Atwood, J. W Schweppe, Bei Jamin
=. Long. Elias IIihbard, Francis A. Hoffman, Lewis
E-s-nb-rger, Il. G.. Atwood.
BENJAMIN F. LONG, President.
LEWIS KEiLENBEEGER. Treasurer
VI G.. ATWOOD. .Scrrstdry.
JOHN ATWOOD, Asst Secretary
IpiIN BLAISDEI l., General Agent.
J F. HOWARD, asst General agent
VIM. NJ TRUE, Agent, Otdnd.
II. A. CHASE, EHTiriHe.
ARTHUR MCGIRR, La SdNe.
l. KELSEY. Nendota.
ooxIs-ly MURRAY BLANCHARD, La Sale.
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From the Democrat, St. Cloud, Uinn.
lyou are or have been troubled with the headache,
send for a box (Csphalic Pills. that you may have
them in case Of attack.
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We request our trends to draw orders on as OF
ask credit, must aud will positively refuse
for consideration will sell 20 one excsps fsr
CAS-!
nay 1l,ls6l. ANDREW Lynch.
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From, the Advertiser, Providence, n. L.
The Cephalic Pills said to be a remarkably e6-c.
tive remedy the headache and of the best
for that very frequent complaint which has ever been
discovered.
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perform will b the sile icing tho rebel forts at Conn-
bus the defeat dp son OF Ihe large febe army
there concentrated That Is The noftheriy point
on the Mississippi held by the rebels, and they
have taken great pains in strengthening TO the utmost
OF their abilities. In this they have been favored by
the fact Of their having control Of the lower Mississippi
from ihis point TO New Orleans and by The possesion
great lines of railroad communication connecting Cairo
aud New Orleans. These the New Orleans and Jack
son and the Mississippi Central railways forming an al
most direct line running parallel with the Mississippi
river It's eastern bank at average distance Of
fifty sixty miles from its devious The distance
by this from New Orleans to Columbus Is $40 miles
while by water it is about 600 AZ very early period in
the rebellion the occupation and fertilization Of Columbus
were determined upon; but the neutral attitude which
Kentucky assumed and the desire Of the rebel leaders to
avoid giving offence to that State, which they relied
for stores and provisions operated for some time "a
checks to carrying out that design.
at length however, seeing that these supplies were In
danger Of being cut OF by tho watohlness loyalty Of
Collector Cotton and that blockade was about TO
be enforced Kentucky they cast aside their scrups
ana took military occupation Of Columbus Offering rs an
excuse that they apprehcndcd disregard OF Kenuckys
declared neutrality by the federal government were
therefore justified in anticipating IT,
Tho rebels Immediately set about fortifyng Columbus
and have gradually accumulated large army corps
little northward Of the town. upon ledge of chalk
blp, called Iron Bank, they have erected extensive
earthworks, and continuing further fortincatons.
They have also boen engaged in putting up earthwos
little below the town the depot OF the Mobile and
Ohio Railroad, and Immediately the bank OF the river
The map Columbus, which publish points out the
locality Of these fot1cstions very distinctly and also
shows the position Of the encampmcnts The high banks
Of the river offer great natural advantages OF defence
against attack by water but it is not be preuped
that attacking force will conne itself
the river. large forco will probably be landed ebove
Columbus, which will storm the batteries in the rear
while the gunboats engage them in front.
General Pillow has been and believe still s in com
mand Of the rebels at this point Back Of the intrcnch.
mcnts at the lower end Of the encampment OF
eight regiments and in the upper part upon the summit
Of the chalk bluff that stands at the waters edge
there some fourteen regiments encanpel. Al least
this tho force stationed hero some weeks since but
bas doubtless been very much augnentad since then
AZ Tint time the troops from Tennessee win The
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1861-12-04
the MISSISSIPPI EXPEDITION.
What It Will Have to Meet
and Overcome.
The Rebel FOrtificatiOns ON
the Mississippi.
Sketches Of Columbus, Forts Wright,
Randolph and Harris, and OF Mem
phis and Its Defences,
re. &C., &c.

An expedition that in point Of military strength throws
and Gen. Sherman has given possession Of Port Royal
and the control the Southern coast is preparing II s
said 10 make its way down the Mississippi from ST.
yopis and Cairo The naval portion OF Il viii consist Of
eleven eunboats mounting over hundred heavy gans,
thirty eight floating batteries, each carrying sixty four
Mound cotumbiad and twenty eight ri ste ml'nts.
Immense numbers Of heavy guns and ordinance sore for
tho use Of The expedition have been for time past
accumulatng Cairo and the greatest energy is mani
fesed BY the officers entrusted with the preparations IN
carving them forward in the qucet and most effective
manner.
Tho naval part of the expedition TO be under tho com
roand OF Commodore Foote and that officer Is super
Intending tho construction and Of the gunboats
II believed that the military portion Of it viii be con-
ded to the charge Of Major General Halleck who now
at the hoad Of tho Western Department He organizing
a powerful army at St. Louis, which will be joined by
the columns under General Grant at Cairo and that Of
General Smith at Paducnh The aggregate number Of
tho army that will down the Mississippi (by land
and water) stated at from eighty 10 hundred thou
sand men.
The maps Of the Mississippi river and its ortfcations
which we publish In connection with this article, will IA
ciiitato proper understanding Of the difficulties which
the expedition will be called upon to surmount and Of the
objects to bc accomplished Ut.
COLUMBUS, Ky.
Tho Drsl ard perhaps greatest fea; that win have 10
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-23
Notice TO shippers.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT, n &C R R
Nashville, March z, 1861. (
II Until further notice, Freights for Memphis and
- Charleston Railroad, and local stations on the
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad viii be received
on Mondays and Fridays. (. W. COLE,
mar7-u Superintendent
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-23
No. 26I6r
Sheriff IS Sale.

DY virtue Of vend. ex- No. 26ls, to nee directed,
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court of
Davidson County, Tennessee, at its January Term,
1861 will expose public sale, TO the highest bid
der cash, at the Courthouse Yard in the City of
Nashville Saturday, the 11th day of May 1861 all
the right title, claim, interest and estate, which
James ". Cole then had, may have since acquired,
in and 10 the following described property to-wt: a
piece lot If land the county of Davidson, the
head waters OF Dry creek, containing two hundred
and twenty five acres more or less bounded follows:
the North by the lands OF john George and Enoch
Cunningham, the South by the lands of Joseph A
Bowman and A Ramer, on the West by the lands of
G. W. Campbell and Jonas Shivers; being the land
formerly owned by John Cole; being levied a the
property Of James W Cole, to satisfy judgment rem
dered iu favor Of Macy Hamilton against j. W
Cole and John H Taylor.
J. F. EDMUNDS0N, Sheriff,
April ltd By W. ID. ROBERTSON, ID. Sheriff.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-23
No. 1856.
Shefif1s Sale.

DY virtue of Vend. Ex., No. 1885, to directed
ID and delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court of
Davidson county Tennessee at its January term, 1861
will expose public SALE 10 the highest bidder for cash,
the house yard in the city of Nashville Sat
urday the 18th day of May, 1851 all the right title
claim interest and estate which s. L. Allen then had
may have since acquired in and TO the following de-
scrbed property, to wit a piece lot of ground
bounded follows Beginning the corner of lot con-
veyed for church and Dr. L. Ezells line, and running
thence 25 Alas poles to the centre of the turn
piee road thence with the of said turnpike road
south 40 degrees: east 81 16100 poles to stake on
said lot and the line of Payhe thence north IS poles to
the south cornerof said church lot thence poles
the southwest of said church lot thence north
IL poles the beginning. Being levied the
property of s L. Allen satisfy judgement rendered
favor of ". B. johnson against S. L. Allen, W. W.
Goodwin and F. b. Bigley.
]. K. EDMUNDS0N, Sheriff,
aprl7-td by W. ID. ROBERTSON, d. Shift.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-23
No. 1855.
SheYiMS Sale.

DY virtue of a vend. exponas, No. 1885, to di-
I'D recIed, and delivered from the Honorable Circuit
Court of Davidson county Tennessee at the January
1861 will expose public sale to the highest bid
der for cash, at the Court house yard in the city of
Nashville, Saturday the 11th day of May 1851, ali
the right title claim interest and estate which Henry
Hill and Isaac Paul then had, may have since
Quired and the following described property, to
Wit A piece parcel OF land, lying in Davidson
county the city of Nashville, being in the Seventh
Ward, known as lot No in Sam. Weakleys plan Of
University lots, fronting Carroll street. commencing
a stake the corner of lot No Carroll street
and running thence with Carroll street 19S feet to
stake at the of Carroll and Map streets thence
right angles with Maple street ODD feet to stake,
corner of lot No. g. thence at right angles 19S feet to
stake thence right angles 90 feet TO stake at the
beginning; being levied the property Of Henry
Hill and Isaac Paul 10 satisfy judgment rendered in
favor of G, ". Petway against Isaac Paul, Henry Hill
and Ira p Jones. J. K EDMUNDS0N, Sheriff,
apr1T-td- by W ID. ROBERTSON, D. Sh n
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-23
No. 2551-
ShePiG,s Sale.

DY virtue OF a vend. to me directed, and dehv-
ID cred from the Honorable Circuit Court OF David
son County, Tennessee, at its January Term 1901,
cash at the Court house Yard, in the City OF Nash
Vile on Saturday the 11th day of May 1851 all the
right title, claim, interest and estate, which n.
Corbtt then had may have since acquired, in and
the following described property tO-wt: piece or
parcel of land in Davidson county, Tennessee. begin
ming at a stake rs feet from the centre of 10 foot
alley it being the upper corner of VIM Luster's lot,
running thence along the margin of the Noensvilie
Turnpike, leaving Nashville 60 feet and inches,
thence at right angles from the centre of said pike
and inches the centre of aforesaid 10 foot
ally thence with the centre of said ally to VIM. Lus
ters corner thence at eight angles with his line 100
feet to the beginning being levied the property
OF P. COrbiit, TO satisfy judgment rendered in
favor of ". Fl. Gaines, against \. P Corbtt, E F.
COrbitt and F. NJ. Corbtt.
J. K. EDMUNDS0N, Sheriff,
Aaril ltd. By ". D. ROBERTSON, D. Sheriff.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-04-23
No. 2i49.
ShePih,s sale.

DY virtue ofvend. No. 2449 to directed and de-
I'D hveTed from the Honorable Circuit Court of David
county, at its January term, 1851, viii expose 10
public sale to the highest bidder for cash at the Court
house yard in the city of Nashville Saturday the 1lth
day of May 1851 all the right title claim interest and
estate which Isaac Paul then had may have since
qUred in and 10 the following described property to w.t.
One lot in the city of Nashville, Davidson county Ten
nesSee, bounded follows in Hamilton addition lot
No II IN place of lots laid of by J. NJ. Hamilton, ad
Joining the corporation Of Nashville, commencing al a
stake Market the north east corner OF lot
owned by Dickinson Walker; runs north with Market
II feet stake: thence west $50 feet TO an alley
thence south with said alley 503 feet TO stake, Wei
ken's north-Wes corner; thence east with Walker s
$50 feet the place of beginning on Market street
being levied the property OF Isaac Paul TO satisfy
a Judgment rendered in favor OF j. H. Austin, against
W P Paul Isaac Paul and Ira p Jones
J. X EDMUNDSON, Sheriff,
aprlS-td by W. d. ROBhhISoN, d. Sh'n