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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1861-09-16

A CARD 10 MISSiSSIppIANS-T great
and continued losses OF everything valuable
sent from home, and the want of storage for army
supplies furnished by benevolent Military Associa
lions in Mississippi, have induced me 10 open Il
Depot i'll Richmond aud another At Manassas, where
have erected Il warehouse at the Manassa Depot
In addition to the indicated, they are de
signed for offices OF intelligence TO the sick their
friends, recruits, or recoS cred invads All boxes
packages, medicines, etc. sent nom home will be
taken charge of and duty forwarded Please take
notice of the following distinction:
All articles packed aud designed for distribution
should be forwarded marked thus: &c. X. MAR
SHALL M'sstssiypi U.pot Richmond." Then | can
sort aud appropriate necessity requires. But when
package Is designed for specific uses, goods for
gwen company or individuals, then address To my
care, M,sstssfppi Dtpot Hoasssd. Always take and
forward by in receipts tor all articles shipped The
"ncers III the army Interested in carry ing out these
plans can at adj times Keep posted as TO their
locations.
Acting as Assistant Quartermaster, Army of Mis-
s.ippl viii attend 30 all orders from the proper
officers for shoes clothing, blankets, medicines etc
e' {" !" The procuring % clothing tor the soldiers
Respectfully. G. X. MARSHAII
a. d. Army Mississippi and General Agent of
Mississippi Military Associations Sc i4-tf
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~ THE RECEIVER OF TIE EASTERN DISTRICT or
VIRGINIA.
10 ALL WHOM IL AIaY G0NHEnn


hereby notify every attorney ag,n, soro.r
tHitii'' trustee, or other person holding or con.
""iIihg any iahas, lenements OF. her-dtanen,s
goods or chhttels rights credits or .nv ;n,,',
therein, within The Eastern District of Viroini, of
or for amy alien enemy OF rhe Confederate ST., -
America, speedily to inform me, appointed Receiver
for The said District Of the and to render m
me an account thereof and far is praeticuble
10 place the same in my hands. Any such person
wiiihiiy falling to do 80. viii be guilty Of u high
msdenieabor and liable 10 be Indicted convicted
fined and imprisoned, provided by law.
also notify each aud every citizen OF the Con
federhie States speedily TO give information to me
tas he Is required by law TO do) of any and every
iands, ienements and lei editaen's goods and chat
tells, rights aud credits, within the said Eastern Dis
trct Of Virginia, and of every right and interest
therein held, owned possessed or enjoyed by or for
any such alien enemy.
Ny office is the Northern side OF Main street
la the city of Richmond, between 10th and nth
streets. THOS. r. GILES
Reeeiyer for the Eastern District Of Va.
re i3-d&ew2w
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EDUCATIONAL.
AfEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA
SEASIQN OF lHil- 'hl

The next annual course Of Lectures will com
mence on the first MONDAY in November. 1861.
and continue until the lst Of March ensuing.
CHARLES BELL GIBSON, NJ. d., Professor OF
Surgery.
DAVID II. TUCKER. NJ D., Professor Of Theory
BEVERLEY Il. WEXFORD, NJ D., Professor
Of Materia Medica and Therapeutics.
a. +. PETICOLAS, NJ. d., Professor OF Anato-
L. s. JOYNEs, NJ. D.. Professor of Institutes Of
Medicine. &c.
JAMES II. CONWAY. NJ. D., Professor of Oh
JAMES b. McCAw, NJ D.. Professor of Chemis
try.
MARION HOWARD. NJ. D., Demonstration Of
Anatomy.
Under a liberal appropriation Of the State Legis-
lature. the means OF instruction 1--we been much
improved. Numerous and valuable additions have
been made to the Chemical Apparatus and Anatomi
cal Museum. New illustrations have been added to
the former stock in eyery department, and a new
Hospital constructed the best plan has been Tor
several mouths in successful operation. During the
continuance of the present war the clinical advan-
tages offered by Richmond will be invaluable.
Two prizes, of $50 each offered to members
of the graduating class First for the best essay on
subject pertaining TO the theory or practice OF
medicine; secondly, for the best essay on any SUD-
ject of surgery obstetrics.
FEEs-To each Professor SIS; Demonstration Of
Anatomy, $40; Naturalization, s.; Graduation, sos
For further information or Il copy OF the cata-
l0gue, address L. b JOY Nf4S, VI. u,
Dean OF the Faculty
Richmond Aug o9 1861 Sc q-MG Th6w
UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.-The next ses-
sion of this institution will commence on the
LIST day of OCTOBER and continue until the en-
suing 4th of July.
The exercises in the ACADEMIC. LAW and
MEDICAL SCHOOLS will be continued as here
fore and the Board of Visitors will meet ON the
10th inst. for the purpose of organizing School OF
MILITARY and CIVIL ENGINEERING and
TACTICS, to go into operation at the beginning Of
the session.
The extensive military hospital established with
in few hundred yards of the University, and Of
which two of the Professors in the Medical School
are attending Surgeons will afford unusual advan-
tages for clinical instruction to medical students
For catalogues, address S. MAUPIN,
tim Chairman of the Faculty
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Al ASOSIC nIRECTORY.

M ASOSiC DIRECTORY.
Richmond Lodge. Na 10 meets a. Masons' Hall
first Tuesday each moa,h James A. Scott, Mas
ter. Place of business, Shockoe Slip.
Manchester Lodge, No. Ia, meets AT Manchester
Hall Saturday before fall moon John H. Hatcher,
Master. Place of business, Bank of Virginia, Rieh
mond-
Richmond Randolph, No ~, meets ut Masons
Hall third Tuesday each month. WIN. I. Alien
Master. Place Of busiuess, Bank Of the Common
wealth.
St. Johns Lodge, No. IS, meets at Bosher's Hail.
corner 9th and Main streets, "a second Tuesday
each mouth. Joseph Hail, Master. Place of bust
ness, Galiego Mills.
Dove Lodge, No. 81, meets at Bosher's Hall fourth
Friday each month. b. J. johnson, Master r. T.
Place Of business on Cary. between 18th and l4th
streets.
Logs Francois, No. 50, meets a, Boshers Hall
second Friday each month. b. N. Harri.. Master
Place of business at No. lie Main street.
Henrico Union Lodge. No. 100, meets al Masosss'
Hall Friday before full moon. Alfred s. Lee Mas
ter Place OF business on Dock, between 27th and
2sth streets.
Capitol Lodge, No. 1884, meets on Marshall be.
tween 9th and 9TH streets. third Thursday each
month h r Wexford, jr,. Master Place of bust.
ness on l2sh street. Belvins Block
Metropolitan Lodge. No. 100. meets on Marshall,
between 9Th and nh streets, second Thursday each
month: Wm l. Asale, Master. Place VI busi-
ness at No. 1872 Main street.
Richmond Royal Arch Chapter. No. ,, meets at
nssons Hall hrst Friday eAch moath. Alfred 8.
Lee. Nigh Priest. Place Of buslness on Dock, b.
tween 9th and 26th streets
SLafayetts Royal Arch Chapter, No. q. meets NJ
hosher's Hail. corner 9TH and Main rreetA third
Friday each month. John n. Little, High Priest.
l1ae. oe hnsineas on Main. between li,h and iash
Richmood Commaadsry, No. q, meets a. Ms.oas'
HAN fosrth Tuesday ssOh month John y. Neg
ssGia JAMES y. RiDDIcK
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EDUCATIONAL.
nEAUMONT FEMALE SCHOOL,
~ 3 MILES NORTH or GORDOSsyILLE, VA.

nEAUMONT FEMALE SCHOOL.
ID 3 MILES NORTH OF GoRDoSsvILLE, Va.
The Fifth Annual Session of this School begins on
the ed dry Of September and closes the LIST day OF
july 1862
The location Is healthy and retired Competent
Teachers will have charge Of the different depart
ments Of English, Mathematics, Cnsrics, Music,
Painting and Drawing.
Terms "a heretofore. Address
JAS. l.. JONES, NJ. D.,
sc l4-4w' Gordonsvie, Va.
TTN p. CRUMBS ENGLISH AND CLASH
CAL SCHOOL,
At SAUN D Frs HALL.
The next session of this School will commence on
MONDAY, 2}d September.
TrKms-From $50 to $40 per session. payable
quarterly. Sc l4-As
EEMALE SCHOOL. ON CHURCH HILL.
Il CORNER MARSHALL AND 2irH SITS.
Second Session.
This School will reopen the LIST of October.
Terms heretofore. The patronage of those who
kindly encouraged il the first session, and OF the
au iS--lm "a" 10 ''' p. B. PRICE.
LNNGLISK AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
IT, MAYO STREET.
The eighteenth annual session of this School will
commence on MONDAY, the 2Id September next,
in the Universalist Church.
fY' Terms, &c, rs heretofore
For particulars apply, after 10th September, to
the Principal, at the Richmond House.
nu 24-lmt e.. L. BURRUSS.
NINTH SESSION.
G. l.. e.. SALTERS
ENG LISH AND CLASSICAL SCHOOL,
CORNER OF CLAY AND 2D STs.,
viii open on MONDAY, the 23d of September
next, and close July 18th, ls62.
e1ySS TERMa-As heretofore au 3l-lm
S'OUTUERN FEMALE INSTITUTE,
- LINDEN ROW, RICHMOND, "a
ID. LEE POWELL, A. NJ. PRINCIPAL.
This Institution viii be re-opened for the recep-
ton Of boarders and day scholars the LIST Of OC
TOBER next.
The Principal will be aided by full corps Of AS
sistants
For circulars or other information, apply at the
Institute, or address ID. LEE POWELL,
au 3l-lm Box 81
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WANTS..

NNyANTED-A SITUATION, for young
w man who has enjoyed the hest Collegia,
advantages. He Is about sixteen years old and
the son nf ~ minister. 4 situation as ASSISTANT
BOOK KEEPER would he preferred. as he writes
an excellent hand and has knowledge, of hook
keeping He Is known 10y gentleman Of this
CITY 10 possess fine husincSS capacities and will give
the best references in regard to character from
of standing and note, who wei known TO the
community at large. Business desiring such
material offered chance. Address, Ut
the Dispatch Office, for ten days,
Sc l4--2,' W. W. WASHINGTON.
w ANTED-RECRuIr for the HANOVER
w DRAGONS Desiring to increase con.
si'!cvnhiv the number of my company. wish to en-
h>t several men of good habits good constitutions,
aud weIl mounted Any person DESTROYS Of join
ing will apply within the next twelve days to Sfrgt
t., WINSTON. at Taylorsvilic, Hanover, or aitct-
wards by mail, TO me, at Fairfax g IL.
WINS. G.. WIcKHAM,
40 ii-ow Capt. Hanover Dragons,
w ANTED-A SITUATION. by n man capa'
w bile of taking charge in public bake house;
has had several years experience no objection TO
going n any of the adjacent cities or camps Ad
dress J. X. BAKER, through the Post Office Civ
ing name, with salary, &c. se l4-lt"
"yANTED-A Southern lady desires Il STU
w ALTON in School or private family
Will teach the English and French Languages, Ru
dmcnts of Latin, and Music on the Piano. Salts
factory reference given. Address VIRGINIA"
Richmond postOfiice: Sc l4-3tt
w ANTED-A MILLER.--A competent MIL
w LER, Of good habits. lind situation In
OF the finest mills in the Confederate States, by
application to JOHN I. TANNER,
Sc l4-l0tf Tredegar Iron Works.
wv ANTED-Severui first class PANTALOOy
w MAKERS. for which the best prices viii be
paI. Apply TO JOHN G. SHAFER Il Co,
80 li-:}t Under Exchange Hotel.
NNANTED--A new second hand, one horse
w CART. in good order. Address,
+. T. hi RTON,
So li-3t Superintendent c. 5. Annorv.
M ANTED-IMMEDIA TELT-Four or five
w MEN who are good COAT MAKERS.
-. its BEERS y POINDEXTER.
NNrANTED--A NURSE OF experience, white or
w coored. \ higher price would be given Tor
WET NURSE. Apply Al this ohce Its
NN1ANTED-FIFT RECKJ IT'S FOR THE
w FIRST REGIMENT VIRGINIA VOL
INTEERS.-PerS0nS wishing 10 Join this Rcg
ment will have the privilege of selecting the Com
pany they desire 10 be attached 10, and will be fur
nishe'i win Dood uniforms and accoutrements free
of charge.
For further particulars apply at the Rendezvous,
in Corinthian Hall. Main street between 9Th and
i0th. Office hours from \. NJ until p NJ.
BY order.
THOMAS y. REFS, n
SO Its Recruiting Sergeant
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0kOCEBlE0, LIQUORS. a.
:. 80
APORTANT TO OrYfCErs
Il SOLDIERS. o
J. 4. ROBERTsON
Cornsy ~ Governor and Frsskiin Ssveey. si~x-,
Virginia, "s'
Keeps constantly on hand Inrss and v.r.a ..
vortmeut OF choice sd ~
FAMILY GROCERIES
FINE LIQUORS AND CIGARS
imported expressly for this market
ALSO-The best OLD RYE WIiIsYrv
APPLE and PEACH BRANDY-dis,iiiad :, 0d
mountains Of this State 70 Tie
All LIQUORS and GROCERIES, ssla hv NJ,
warranted pure and good, or no sales ~" ~
=. S.-Particular attention paid to pn,,i,.
shipping Goods for Officers and Soldiers . ~ ND
at and away from Richmond '"aoasd
COMMISSION BUSINESS
Will make liberal advances On T0p,,
WHEAT, FLOUR, CORN. and all o.b. cC0.
products OF the country, such as BACOy Inr
POULTRY, EGGS. BUTTER DRiEn rp LARD
LEAIHER, HIDES. POTATOES. REASss
PEAS, &c, &c DIAM
EYQuick sales and prompt returns.
81 l3-im
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ID EMOvAL OF BRIGGS OLD EATAB
n, LiSHED BAKERY
The subscriber thankful for the patronage 70 lft.
orally bestowed on him for the last Ave years takes
this method of informing his friends and the public
In general that he has removed to the corner below
his old stand which he has had fitted in the most
approved style, and second to south Of Mason
and Dixon's line, whore he hopes to his old
friends and the public, assuring them that nothing
shall be wanting his part to please them
Having increased facilities, he will BE- able to
serve all that will favor him with call with
good BREAD, CAKES, CRACKERS and PIES as
can be made In any establishment In the city.
BREAD, ROLLS, BUNS, BISCUITS, &c, fresh
every morning and evening.
CAKES, CRACKERS and PIES, fresh every day
BREAD, CAKES and CRACKERS nicely pack.
ed and sent to any part of the city or country.
Parties supplied with Plain aud Ornamental
CAKES. J. ID. BRIGGS,
SO 2-lmt Corner 4th and Broad SITS
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w ANTED-RECRj;lT FOR THE YOt' Nc;
w GIARD.-I want twenty good men 10 ill
ytcance!S i'll the Young Guard.
Uniforms and equipments furnished free.
Apply at my residence on Marshall street above
Brook Avenue WAl. A. CHARTERS. Capt.
L. S.-Menbers who have been discharged from
service, will return their knapsacks to me-
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g HIN0LEA
Heart and Sap
CYPRESS SHINGLES.
For sals BY a
ss69v A. s. LEl
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NOR RENT-A DWELLING HOUSE contain
Il ing ii rooms, very pleasantly located, within
five minutes walk of the Capitol Possession given
Immediately. Apply to MCCARTHY.
l4-fs
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:" d. TONPKlNS L. BRO,
W. COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
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TOB eco,
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basin Bank, Richmond va.) .. i2-3m
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NOR RENT-The HOUSE on Main, between
LIST and I'd streets. 1t has six rooms and
Kitchen, with gas and water, and is conveniently
arranged. Possession given Immediately. For
terms, apply to S. ID. DENOON.
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VACCINE VlRUS.-The Medical Men through.
v out the State, whether In or out of the Army,
respectfully redAested forward all the yeisS
VACCINE VIRUS they can spare to this oEncs.-
Compliance with this request IL urged upon their NJ
tenton ~ Of utmost importance 10 the public wei
fare. A. u. PETICOI.AH, H. D., si
an 2S-lms vaccine Agent
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

NOR RENT-OFFICES AND BED ROOMS
Il Several desirable ones, ia the Law Buildings
supplied with gas and water aud overlooking the
Square Also, Il large Room, for an Armory and
other purposes. Call at w. J. CIoPToNs office, or
GODDIS j. APPERsON's.
IA ptx
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wv ANTED-StPPLTES FOR THE ARMY.
w Applications will be received for furnishing
supplies OF RED PEPPER, POTATOES, PEAS,
BEANS, and winter vegetables OF all kinds and
Pickles for the Of the army, delivered at any
point convenient TO the troops, or in Richmond. A
supply of Red Pepper is essentially necessary
This article should be carefully preserved by all
who wish To minister to the comfort ana health of
forces in the field, ground up and packed in
bags boxes or kegs. J. H. CLAIBORNE,
Major and Comm. Subsistence.
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NOE aATE-A ssol sscona .haAd MACK
~ COACH. bot Mule used bailt ~ early sgs'
pssssaesr bssides the driver. suitable tos eoavsy,
Ing passsngesa % the streets and 70 the vssssa'
camp grounds. Apply TO the sahAcrtesre
IL N-t. MCKINNEY y DuPuY.
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Sherif,s Sate.

DY virtue of Execution to directed, and deliv
ID cred from the d ,norable Circuit Court OF David
son county, tennessee, at its January Term, 1861,
Will expose TO public the highest bidder, for
cash al the Court House Yard the city of Nashville,
on saturday the 10th Gay OF May 1861, all the right
title claim interest and estate which Henry Hill
Isaac Paul then had, may have since acquired in
and to fOIo~ ing described piece parcel lot
Lind in the city # Nashville avidsOn County Tenn,
in the 7th Ward, bounded fol Ows Beginning a
stake at the corner of lot No Carroll Street.
running thence with Carroll st 1875 a stake
al the corner OF aro Maple Streets; thence
right angles al ng Maple street 20 et To stake
Lot No g. thence right angles I9S Ieet stake;
thence at right angles 1yo feet 10 stake IheDce at
right angles 20 feet 10 a stake the beginning
Being /, Wed d the property of Henry hIll and
Is FAC Paul 10 satisfy judgment rendered N favor of
thomas Wells against Hill and Paul April the 18th
1861. JOHN n. EDMUNDcO\, ShH-
nayl-tds By E. ID. WhITWORTH, ID. s.
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ShPrif,s Sale.

IOY virtue of a Vendi Exponas To directed and de-
ID hvered by the Honorable Circuit COU of la
wilson count, Tennessee Is September ferm 1850,
will exp,se to p-bc sale, to the higeest biiuer, for
h. al the Courthouse yard the " OF Ma hvlle,
u Monday the Goth day Of May, 1861, all the right,
title. CLAIM, interest and estlte, which K b. GrUones
then had may have since acquiTeI IN and 10 the
following described piece parcel or lot OF and in the
;lty OF Nashville, Davidson County Tenn, bounded as
Oows: Beginning al Dew's and HarmOn's corner on
Water street: running thence with Water Street q
feet more OF less tUWaTI Castleman Street 10 Berry,
corner; thence right angles with Berry line TO
iuthry street, % feet more or less towards Broad
Street Dews and II ImO. s corner; thence at right
angle TO the beginning Also other lot of ground
IN south Nashville bounded follows: Beginning at
the North west corner OF VIM. Nyatts lot IN Carroll
street: hense WestwsTdy along said street 90 ieet;
thence south I50eet II foot aey east &c feet
VIM Wyatt Lot; thence North $50 feet to the be-
ginuing. Being levied on as the property OF K h
,rOomes to satisfy judgement rendered in favor OF
W G. NJ Campbell against K. ii. GTOOmes aud others.
his April 29th, lo6l.
JOHN 4 EDMUNTI> ON, sheriff,
mavl-tds BY E ID. WhTTW0KTH, ID. s
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Snerlus sale.

DY virtue OF a VendItioni Exponas TO di-
Id rected and delivered from the Honorable Circuit
Court of avdson county Tennessee, at its January
FERN 1861 j wi expose TO public sale TO the highest
bidder cash. at the Court House Yard, in the lty
Of Nashville saturday, the 18th day of May, 1861,
all tue right title, claim, nter' ST and estate, which
Z. D. Payne then had, may have since acquired In
and to following Inscribed property: piece OF
parcel of Ian Beginning stake in the cen
Ter OF the Galatn Turnpike Road at george Stulls,
L ed DO tneasI corner. and with Stills line,
North 81 degrees West ~ LOO poles stone at Mrs
la: tins sOuthesI rneri thence with Ma TINS line
North degree last 81 I2-100 poles to stone al the
corner of John 2. Sedge's South boundary line, anu
thence with SAID Sedge's line East IS clio poles
the centre OF the allatin Turnpike Road to
said Stedges southeast corner; thence 18th said Iurn
pike South degrees w, st % poles; thence south II
egr, IS with the of said Turnpike 16 10
100 poles the beginning; CuntanI ten acres and
II9 poles lying in district No 49, three miles from
Nashville. Being levied the property of E. ID.
Payne salts judgment rendered in favor OF Jacob
Mcuavock against E. u. Payne, B. W. Hall and James
Z. Owen.
JOHN K. EDMUNDSON, Sheriff,
apr2s-tds By A CREEI. Deputy sheriff.
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Sherif's Sale.

tDY virtue of FL Fa., No. 500 ID directed, and
d delivered from In Honorable SUPP eme Court of
Da, idson cou ty Tennessee, al it's December Term,
1860 expose public SALE ~ the highest bidder,
or cash at the Court House Yaru, in the City OF
Nashville Monday the ID day of June, 1861, all the
ight title clam, interest estate, which Thomas
e. Jane then had, may have since acquired. ID
a d TO the following descTibeI piece parcel of Ian
-,tuaIeti, lying and ing III DstrI No. D, In the
ounIy of wilson, anu State Of lie neasee, about
miles from the city Nash lille, the No tn side Of
Cumberland river, bounded lOll VS.: on the n nth
by the l. DIS OF Dan ell Young an jesse Smith ami
Whites c eek, o the East by the Lands OF J"hn D.
] an and 10 n Va en- on the SO.th by the Hyde's
Ferry Turnpike road AM the West by the ian Of
la Aberuathy and Benjamin Hyde, containing
about 81. acr-s levied the property Of Thomas
G James to sa isIy ju. gmrnE In favor OF LandOn
arisen against Tuomas q. James and Fsster Nc
E.eu J.K rDMUNDoON, sheriff.
ma, L. 1861 by E. ID. WENTWORTH, d S.
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Sherifs Sale.

DY virtue of L. IA. tU me directed, and delivered
I'D from the Hon ,TaDIe Suprem- Court of davidson
COUNTY, TENNESSEE al It's December Term, 1860, viii
expUse public le to the highest bdde IOr cash
al the Yard, IN the sty OF Nashville on
Monday, the 81 day OF June, 1861, all the light,
title claim interest and estate, which A ii Ford then
had OF may have since acqu Ted and to the follow
g described, to wit: Four land, in ludIng
the Uw ling hOu AMI all the imp ovemenI- there n
about tw miles FROM Nashville the MurfreesbUru
turnpike beng levied tn property o. A. ii.
Ford satisfy judgm Mt render, in favor of Bran
don & Brantley against A h Ford
J. K. rDMU NDS0N Sheriff.
may13 by A. LREEL. d. ).