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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1862-07-16
For the Standard,
WILMINGTON n G. Julv

WILMINGTON, n. c., July TO- 1862.
Mr.. EDIToR:-There is nothing whatever trans
piring to give change to the monotony which per-
vades the city. The thermometer only stands at
90. The rays of the sun stream slightually bright
ly upon the streets. Every one even the liz CHIT
hearted, displays any thing but elasticity of step
and buoyancy Of spirit, or even the frolicsomeness
of kittens. 1t is certainly hot lot, Hor-and mas
quit0es accordingly.
1t Is no time to write about politics-though we
can't exactly call this campaign a political one
nevertheless, Col Vance is the next Governor of
North Carolina. The majority Of the people of Will
mington will vote for Johnston, but the vote that
will be poed in the county for Vance will be over
whelming.
The blockaders have again been amusing them
selves by firing at our batte-es-no damage done
on either side. | believe the idea of Wilmington
being attacked is entirely given up. A good many
of those who moved away have returned
Business of all kinds is at a stand still The
merchants can sympathise with the lawyers now.
Not rumor to-day. WORRELL.
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Granville County. AN
Original BIZ.

SAMUEL H vs.. and Others Original BIZ.
ANN H. JONES and others.
ET APPEARING TO THE SATISFACTION OF THE
Court that Robert d. Jones and Jacob H. Jones' deen
dants in The above mentioned cause reside beyond the
jurisdiction of this Court ii is therefore ordered that pub
LEGATION be made in the North Carolina Standard for six
weeks successfully, notifying the said defendants be
and appear at the next term of said Court of Equity be
held for the county of Granville the Court House Ok
ford, the first Monday of September next, then and
there TO plead answer or demur to the said BILL the
will be set for hearing, and decree pro eoSsO tax
as to them.
Witness John W. Hays Clerk and Master of the said
Court at Oxford, the first Monday of September 1861
JOHN W. HAYS, C. NJ. E.
July l5 1862. (pr. ad $562H) -29-w6t.
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ORDINANCES, &c-We have had a number of re-
quests from friends from various portions of The
State to re-publish sundry ordinances of the Con-
vention and other matters with which it is out of
our power to comply. We have published once all
the ordinances and proceedings of the State Conven-
ton, and in some instances, we have published them
twice. The best plan for friends is to file the
Maadard nd preserve it. 1t will he found to DC a
fair and reliable historical record Of the times.
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-Ee Fayetteville Observer in allusion to our sug-
''O0 OF the name of the Senior editor for the
.,Da'e, mentions the fact, which had escaped our
S''lon' that VIM. B. Wright, of Cumberland, is
,''l'date for the Senate. By some means we had
Il. The idea that Mr. Wright was a candidate for
h.., COMMONS. We hope that the people of Cum
vi 'pnu and Harnett will rally to Mr.. Wright, and
~Ae the course of Mr.. Mcneil. Mr.. Wright is
.Is'nan Of great worth, and would make an excel
lent Senator,
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CHARLOTTE FEMALE INSTITUTE.

TENHE EXERCISES OF THIS INSTITUTION WILL
IL be resumed the LIST day of September under the
direction of Mr.. Mrs Burwe aided by competent teach.
in all the branches The scholastic year will be divd
ed into two sessions Of sixteen and the other of
tyfour weeks with vacation of three weeks at Christ
For circular containing full particulars to terms,
&c, address, Rev. R. BURWELL,
Charlotte, N. G.
July H. 1862. 29-wStpd.
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sECrION.EThe people of this State will
far Governor, members of the Legislature,
w" sheriff, in their several Counties on Thurs
o." tho Eth day of August. All our soldiers In
u"! 49, wherever they may be, will vote for the
go officers, on Thursday. the 3lst OF july
..ivous or soldiers of this State can vote for
.,or. but not for legislators or sherifs, in
"D w, Coun,y of the state, where they may be on
:, - Jor of election.
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LOST. . -. -
FENBE 18TH MARCH LAST, SOMEWHERE ON THE
IL line Of the Central Railroad a TEUEk marked T. l.
Information resnectiup said trunk will be thankfully re-
ceived or any person leaving said trunk with W. g. Up
church. in Raleigh will be amply rewarded for their trcu.
ble Information concerning SAID trunk will be directed
T. L. LASATER,
Co. Il, 47th Regt. n. c. 7.
Ju,- 4 1852. 2S-w4tpd.
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REENsBoRoUGH FEMALE COLLEGE,

TIME FALL SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION
will begin the last Thursday in July. The Faculty
consists of gentlemen and four ladies' all experienced
teachers and well qualified for their respective depart
meDts.
CHARGES PER SESSION FIVE MONTHS
Board $6260 Tuition in regular course $4,000; Lain
S oO French, $1,000; Oil Painting. $1,000; Drawing,
$500 Music Piano, Guitar, Szn00; Use of Instrr
mens $2O Board in advance Tuition the end of the
session.
For full particulars apply to
T. NJ JONES President.
June II, 1865. 2s-Sinsidas!.
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opium, QUININE, CALOMEL, BLUE MASS
" Castor OIL IT, j. by the gallon, Soda, (cookng) by
the key, Castillo Soap. Old Brown Windsor Soap by the
gross, EPSON Salts, Sulphur, French Brandy Old Port
Wine. Morphine, Arrow Root Crystal Nitrate of Silver
Quicksilver, &c. L. NYE HUTCHINSON CO,
Druggists
Charlotte n c., July Is. 1852. 5T-4w
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WELL SAID.-Our venerable and worthy friend
of the GodSborough Tribune thus defines his posi-
ton in regard to the Governorship:
defining OUR PosIrIoN.-Some folks say we
ought to define position in regard to the election
on hand.
We will do so with pleasure. We will vote for
VANCE for Governor. and if you do not like it, sir,
you may lump it as the saying is"
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THE LATE CAPT FREELAND.-Want of space pre-
vented our announcing in our last that this gallant
soldier died of his wounds recently in the hands of
the enemy at Fortress Monroe. He was brave man,
and deserved better fate.
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The British armed vessels near New Orleans,
omitted the usual compliment of firing salutes on
the 18th of July.
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Gen. Magruder and suite passed through this City
on Sunday evening last, en- route for the South
West
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The Yankee newspapers say that their forces were
not beaten in the conflicts before Richmond, but
only driven from the field. Gen. Dix reports the
arrival of 533 Confederate prisoners, taken in the
battles near Richmond.
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fiSE-A fire broke out on Saturday last about
"oOn on the premises of Mr.. X. Cook of this City,
"u'cA consumed his stable, smoke house, &c. On
'uuuay night about IL o'clock the cry of fire was
gan made, which was soon found to be on the
s'ue lot and consumed the kitchen entire. For
r,1aely by active exertons the fire did not spread.
facts plainly indicate both fires to have been the
INK Oh an incendary. Mr.. Cook since he has
''u IN this City, has been genial, excellent citi
d ' and We supposed had no enemies We hope
W. perPetrator will be found out and punished
' ~ loss must have been $500.
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CASDIDATEs.-Thc following candidates are an
nounced in the Counties annexed, for the Legisla-
ture:
dIamancs and Randolph-Ges Mebane, for the
Senate; c. T. Faucet and r. Y. McAden, for the
Commons.
Gresae-Capt H. II. Best, for the Commons.
forsythe and Stokes-Jos. E. Matthews, for the
Senate; j. P Nissen and DR.. E. Kerner fer the
Commons.
6sayort-E. j. Warren, for the Senate; r. S.
DonnelI and Capt w. T. Marsh, for the Commons.
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PAY YOUR CITY TAXES.

Ii CITY TAXES DUE AND REMAINING UN-
"A paid the LIST of August next the property of the
delinquent taxpayers will be advertised and sold for the
taxes and costs, according To law.
j. J. CHRISTOPHERS, Collector.
July l5 1852. Std.
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DESERTED.
Chesterfield Co., Va,
PRocToE's CREEK HALFWAY STATION
July llth. 1852.
EAESERTED FROM co II. 47TH RECT. N. C. T..
~ at Campt Mangum about the 3Oth of April privates
William Gattis and Allen Medling. reward of SIS will
be paid if arrested and put in jail $50 if returned the
regiment Also $50 reward for MERIT Holland who de-
serted at Gudsborough nn the Sth of July.
SIDNEY A. HINTON
ConImauds Co II, 47th Regt N. c. T.
July Is, 1882. Saw.
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CORN AND BACON FOR SALE.

II WILL SELL A LOT OF CORN AND BACON
for CASH, at public sale, at the Central Depot at
10 O'Clock, A. d., on Thursday next.
e. Il. THOMPSON.
July Is, 1862. SIT
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BACK NUMBERS.-We cannot supply our subscri-
bers with back numbers of the Standard.
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Congress will reassemble at Richmond on the
third Monday, the 18th day of August.
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A SJTRSTJCJTTE WANTED.

NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND PURCHAS.
Frs FOR PRIVATE USE!
EUST OPENED FROM STEAMER MODERN
- Greece
500 dozen assorted Spool. COTTON.
80 French Wuve Bosom Shirts.
Packages just opened at
o. s. BALDWINS
So Market ST., Wilmington n C..
July Is. 1862. SIT.
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WA ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
w c. b. SANDERS. Esq, the Conservative can
ddate to represent Johnston County the Senate of the
next General Assembly.
July II, 1862 56-td.
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Stokes County, N. c., June l6, 1862.
EtitOr Of the Standard:
nEAR SIR: YOU WILL PLEASE ANNOUNCE
~ LIEUT.. THOMAS S. BURNETT, of Company H.
SD regiment n. G. Troops candidate for in the
next Legislature.
Yours respectfully,
MANY VOTERS.
June H. 1862 4s-w5t.
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July I, 1852.
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1862-09-17
In Chancery at Nashville.

CTAIE OF TENNESSEE.-At Rulos held no Che
- clerks Office, thaueeTy Court "a Nashville, Mon.
day, September the lst, 1892
beJunlu Gre onesi Complainant Felix r. Cheat
ham, y. J.. torhitt aud the heirs of Thomas Al x.
anier, deceased, ueieudupts,
happening IRON affidavit nlcd 30 this cause that
the Defendants, william Alexander Aired Alexander,
Jane lnnmmi BenaS uniuau, melinda Walker,
willie IS. walker, SiIah Campbell, Iolu Campbell.
John d. Alexander Hehccca Naunpjsrr, Wel-on Van.
hOoscr and Nathan Bridges are nuu-r8sidgnis 81 the
State OF lenncs'efr and 10 further appearing Ga %
there are heirs of Maria hridgfs aud also OF Thomas
Alexander whose names aud places OF refdcuce are
unknown 90 Complainant, and That Therefore The ordI
nary process oths Court cannot Doe served upon Them
II ordered that nlI said Iersuts 90 enter their ap
paranGe herein before or within che urst three DAYS
OF the next term ul said Court 90 De held ou thp ia
Monday 10 November next USG2) aud lead, auFwor
~ demur 10 Complainant bin 0r the same win be-
taken Tor confessed a 10 them, aud set Tor hearing ok
patte, aud that copy OF tbs order be published once
a week for four successive weeks Ca thr Nashville
uuiou. Cupy-Attest.
J.E. GLEAvES, c. AM
A. o. blhns.t sol Tor tumUlt srU"-Hl
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In Chancery at Nashville.

CrArE or TENNES-EE.-N Kues held u ihc
- Clerk Ohcc tlauccry Court At Ntshyiur Moo.
day, september the lst 1862
T. o. Hurt j Ustae, NC, and h y. Myers Con plain.
ant, re- FISHER Could, and others, Dritndanis
IL appearing from ardayt filed IN TINS cause that
the aevc 0 places Of residence n the Defendants John
A. Fisher John W. Gould and Thomsg l.. Marshall srr
unkuoWu tn complainauts, 70 that the ordinary prG
cess Of this Court cannot be served them 10 5 or
dorol that they do eater their appearance herein be.
lore or within the rrt three dsys OF tue term Of
said Court % be hold ON tho lst Monday ia November
next (ls6l) and plead, answer dumur 10 Complain
ant bin, or the same VIII ho taken lur confessed G
!. them aud pei for hearing par' and that a copy
uf this order be- published CrupH week Tor nur r.c,rs
s,ye Wo0A7 10 The Nashville Onion.
a touy--AUn7t. j. l.. GIIANIE c 4 A.
s., l.. prHu-~, Sol. lOr l1mri't. t.n"-g-4
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United States Of America:

Mtu.HE DISTRICT Ur rENhEssN
"A NkEEA3 q Iile' 81 iniormation wac ilrd Hitl-
w u Aud for tho middle District rs Tennc7a0e, AZ
Hsshvi De-, 90 tho lfth DAY OF May, A n F, 1872, by
John Trlmblc- t-sq., Auorcty Ga Tho luited STA %
for the Middo nEtrlg az Tcnpesfoe, who prcsecuica
herein behalf 81 the Untod States, agaiust cor-
tn'n at and she nuNtioFst ercon, Htrated iiVntng
% Mara STREET Ia tho CitF % NASHVILLE Known AZ
Ais uoore's Foundry and MACHINE Sup, Iast or t,
anf nulz Broad street. tho Clty OF Naghyile alo,
III tho niecliueri, tools, Nxtures and imp emcns
sod NJ uerta cohnoCted " sch said L1t BDd Foundry
aud Mactue shop and buldiu6 for reasops ond
clu8sa m SAID ufel 81 inrrmati5u mentioned, and
pFeymg pruoesa aFtinst uic 9s8 pruTert7, that me
farle be condemned Hn 'Crfsitel.
Nov, tlcrelo,e in rurauance q thc raoatou, under
the seal Of Eaii CuUrt s uiraot sud df.ivcredi
90 hereby givo pubic ncilce go a prrscuS claiming
aail propertr in sry manner intcrtcthi therein
that they be and nplasr before SAID Circuit Court, 70
~ hald ~ ~ city Of Nashville, la and for ssd nia
trct The Goth day uf October loG2 et no O'clock IN
enc crsuaon o that CAV. too su thors O. utCTpose
iogir ciaiu1, and 4" rosst chefs alggauons IN that
hehaU D. D. NIA-JOCE,
Jlur If, ls54 .-l4t - Marshal " u. g
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In Chanoery at Nashville.

CuATE or TENNr--It.-u Euss hed 200 tho
= clerks ounce tuancFTy Court -f N4G.t.Nr RHn.
U.E .aUi0mHrr OBJ. l-t, 1862
john tofi7y. Complainant, rs. o. d. EIluH.u.
ppfOndantg
II app'arn, Iom affidavit died 90 thr. cause ibiL
The p.aCe Of residence Of the defendant T. d. Ippin,
IS Unknown 20 complainant, so that the ord mar, pro
cess Ot this Court cannot h. served on him e h or.
dercd that he do enter his appearance hnr,u before
within The ur three days Of the next torn Of sad
Court o. De held on The ls Monday i'm November ufvt
USO2l aud plead, answer or drmur 10 Complainant x
bill " The same will he taken Tor confessed 0a 10
him aud set for hearing OK parle ami that a COPY
OF thIs order be published once week Or fou sue.
ccEsirGwecAs m the Nashville Iuion
coy Attest j. T.. GliAN1S,C & VI.
A. l.. hkho,', Sol. for tomp'D ,'p2-W!
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united Statea of Ameriea.

Sunni n iiSCW'r Ur IlNNH~SkF.
NATlttIt..l.. l.nal 81 luI'fusi0n vas ais' wttiin
w snl mr tua N.ld', lltast % huu'.HcC, at
Nashville 1u ttn 2ud Say III June, a. D., l-6', by
Joaa hImoie, lsl., Attorney ior the Omitted ststca
sos the Middle u.-'Iict 90 Tennessee, who pr,secutcs
ueroiu ON hohalf OF tue United States against certain
pro eriy yyj certain lot E.tuaiCd rear She south
case Gomez oi broad and Front srootE n ihg city of
nashville, being trn ngrt 'ottJ the corner Zoe airo.
rs ON which corner lot !, Situated, Goo Rrass tuua-
ury 81 b. C.o said Dor ir0npn uu Front strc,t. run
uug bacs towards ua river, tleuc" nearly parallel
% The ryor and tlouen hyk 20 ront ttr'rt Che cor
uer 0i said Jos on irut street arth,st frum Broad
being opposite ANAL B3cksuth's shop, Situated on
the other side q Front sirtot and ALSO ali The Ban
ngs on std oj and also ~ DE hyturls, machinery,
coo prmeuts and materials ut every ucsrriIti,
connected with std tot and buildings; stt buildings
IN aid lui being tho FOuHdIy OF one T. ~. renrnn,
and pIn.41. process against sail Prup2Ity that the
Same Doc condemned a. lor.sitrH.
Now, therefore, iu Pursuance o. me mention, an
der tuC zeal uf sSIt Court u Tao directed aud aylvr
81; du hereby riy, public auucy 90 all persung
claiming said properly or Boa ANY manner interested
therein, tai they De and appear before said Circuit
.,uTt, 60 he hpid ct the ytv 90 MELVILLE and for
said uisurt ava tho Goth day Of ONObCr, 1909, NJ 10
0s.ooH h the forenoon of ihat day, th,a AMI there
90 mterpuse tbs olsms, ant O. make thor li.ega
uUBg In that behalf q H. OlAStOC!,,
ia.r -, lsG---lH G.. =. Marshal, NJ % T.
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ROSPE CTUS
o. rus
NASHVILLE UNION.

nm NAsHu,ln UNIos was commenced a few weeks
since, for The purpose OF opposing the Rebel southern
Con.ederlcy, and OF advocating Che restoration Of
Federal authority, without any abatement, over al
the States which have attempted to secede i holds
friends all uho support, and foes all who oppose
the Union Of the States. Il mas no Natchword but
FR'EDoM INp NATIONALITY.
With rebels and taitv has no compromise 10
make Il contends for the Federal Cons uIuiion and
the LAWS made IN pursuance thereof a. the sCpgSNE
Law or ms LAND, anything in the Con urutiou and
Laws of any Of the states IN the conirpr, uotwth-
standing.
II contends Tor the Union OF the states because
without It the preservation or6ir liberties ami inst
tutions and the organization OF society itself are
wholly impossible. Therefore, whatever stln's IN
he way OF crushing out the rebellion and restoring
Union must perish, no matter BY what name il be
ed.
To the people Of Tennessee, ever renowned tor their
devotion to Liberty and Cnon, until they we're be.
tr1yed to the rebel despolsm At Richmond by per
dious Governor and corrupt Legislature, and who
hive ict so ucavjy The awlul curse Of treason and
anarchy, we appeal for support. Lot The uames OF
rebel office hodcra, Vigilance Committees and Minute
Men, who have nlcd our borders with mourning, be
gibbeiLcd before the Torld let those ambitious aud
aSariCous men no have plotted orr ruin for tbCir
own aggrandizemoDt be fastened g The pnlory OF
shame, no matter how biah their Iti,u 10 society.
Let Vt be shown how the be rsb rsd defenders Of
"Sou'hern Rights" are now leading maraudiug bands
OF roaho1tors aud trooper over our St TO- Mid.
mapping negroes, stealing horses aud cattle, breaking
into houses, bnruing railroad bridges and cars and
numbering uuarmed citizens 10 cold blood. Let the
truth, - long excluded by the Southern couEprators
now circulate freely through every neehborhood
and our tausc vi assuredly triumph. win not loyal
mcn everywhere aid us 10 the dissemination ol fsrts
and the Socacy ofFree Government
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rprn1.1n RranIrrlnN-
Approved, July Il, 1862.

PUBLIC REsoLUToN-NO. 81.
JOINT RESOLUTION extraordinary of
"An act TO suppress instruction, 10
punish treason and rebellion, to seize
and coniscate the property of rebels,
aud for other purposes"
ResolUed, by the Senate and House Of Re-
personalities Of the United States Of A11eri-
ca, IN Congress assembled, That the provi-
sions of the third clause Of the fifth sec
ton of "An act to suppress instruction,
to punish treason and rebellion, to seize
aud conliscate tho property of rebels, and
for other purposes" shall be 80 construed
as not 10 apply TO any act or acts done
prior to the passage thereof, nor to in
clude any member of State Legislature
or Judge Of any State Court, who has not
in accepting or entering upon his office,
taken on oath to support the Constitution
Of the sO-called Confederate States Of
America" nor shall any punishment or
proceedings undor said act be- 30 con-
strued as to work o forfeiture Of the real
estate Of the offender, beyond his natural
life.
Approved July Il, 1862.
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In Chancery at Nashville.

CTAlE on T1'NSFSSI1, 81 Eulrp held 10 tno
- Clerk'3 once. 'hNnoory Court 10 Nashville Mon
day, September the lst, 1862.
Hardin s. Peach, rt'.a, Dnmpainanta. o. M
Nashville Cum Factory, 90 al, defendants
70 appearur from Affidavit ul'1 .u thin Caurr That
mo defendant, Charles Jones, lr5sd,ut. &C. or said
1un Factory b. Uuu resilient u The state OI Iounr1-
f"r. 10 iH ordered that he do enter bis appearance
herein before or within the drt three days ol the most
term "l sand Court, To De- held ou The iEt Monday 10
November un'1 DloG. ana plotd, au7wpr 90 damut o.
Complainant hu %, TIC same win D., taken I.l ,aI-
lc''ad n7 to hiW and st lar hearing o. r4rt- Gud
mat copy " th.l urinf bU publ .urd once rpf -,r
CO., .sur suoot -N" Nncss iu thH Nashville Union.
a Oou}--Attr"t: y. O.. UIEATT.7, a. d NJ.
NJ. ". lrIEN, Sol ior ,oUplt lupg-Nt
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Marshal's Sale.

by yHtue Of an alias ~ IA 10 me directed
- tho Circuit Court Of tho United States lOr
Middle psttict Of ronucssoe, !, r. Il. Glascock,
shall In aud for said District. will expose to pu
sale 90 the highest bidder, for cash, at tho 90
house docs, In the City Of Nashville, on the End
% O'iubcr ls62, all the right title, claim and in
est which Thomas Barry, Washington Barrow,
A. Y, =, Lindsoy aud Washington Barrow, Adm
strators Of John shelby, deceased, have In amt
the following described pieces or parcels uf and
sit a trace at Land, n Sumner county, TeHHTs4
on pesha's creek aud lie waters, beginning a
planted rock south east corner Of james Whitoi6'
thence North 4 Fast O. polas TO q planted rod
thence North ij' West "a poles 60 rock az AbrahI
Martins corners thence North iO' East 100 poles
q rock at Martha cornor; theacc North s3i % East
and $40 poles to stake thence North . poles
stake; thence North 7io East % poles 70 a syoAmo
thence South 2eo East 80 aud 6lO poles 20 the cen
Of said creek thence down the same, with ~ me
dors thencc south 1s' East Is poles, South 800 y
II poles 20 a point near the terminus Of tho M
race; thence Southslii6s West % poles 10 a stal0
thence 06Sg' Fast % and G-lO poles TO a corner.
Cul'cn Gnrdner's; thence South 25iSo West ls y,
20 a stake; thence South 65iso East ll3 aud q.
poles TO a rock thence North b5o Fast i25 poles
Tho middle Of the creek thence down the sane.
q meapdcrs by Offsets, thus (South en- Fast 20 pol.
south 81 East p poles South 1879 East 60 pol.
South S0ls' East 2s poles South 90 EasLl3 pol
HIie OF rocks on the east bank Of the creek TN
North S7}ao West 2O7 poles, with Dr.. W. Mcntluy
north boundary, TO a stake thence South 75o ".
IL and $40 poles 20 stake thence South llSo w
td poles, passing Dr. r. ite-d's corner at Ia pnd
thence South % East 100 poles thence South sos
West 5jt poles 20 gate post; hence South al
20 poles TO % honey locust: thonco West 90 al
4l0 poles 90 a rock thence North - East l2s pa
~ @ rock thcnce South sQtSo Fast ~ poles 70 roc
thence North ~ East l22 and 40 poles Co staL
thence South 500 Fast 2ls poles TO the hcginnnI
Also life estate in hltN one acres, which wis will
hy Luclon J. Harris 20 bic wife Sarah j. (noW Sarl
,. Head Tor her lie. Also, small tract ndjolni
The above, lt being the mill tract Of four acres
rothcr with tho mall on the same. Said property h
ing oyicd upon 20 satisfy judgment IN favor Of
a J.. D. Bush against Thomas Barry, Washington d.
row, W. Barrow and A. " s. LlRdacy, Administr
tors Of John shelby dcceased rendered In said Cu,i
on The ari day of May, 1860, Salo 20 take place
10 o'clock. y. r. GLAsOOCk,
auE2n-ilt L. s. Marshal, NJ II I