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Provisions SEIZED IN -ArLANrA-W learn from
the Atlanta papers that on the 18th instant num-
Der of women of that place, the wives and daupbt
ers of soldiers, one Of them armed witha revolver
vent to a store and seized some 5000 worth Of ba
|son, for which the owner asked 81 10 Der pound
The Confsds1uey noticing thisoorciole seizure of
property says it is no worse than the impressments
recently made in that quarter by the government
The Commonwealth complains that the Railroads
Will not transport provisions for the. people, and
sgs:
vt is crying burning shame, that with such cn
unaance OF corn, especially in Southwestern G2,
ns 0sUiate want should be staring portion of our
oupe in the face. And not only this, much that is
smmo mere and which has been collected for gov.
spoS m USE Is Stored in such large quantities. X.
biz Damp and badly ventilated stores, a. 10 be a
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the future by producing as much food as possible.
In the benignant Heaven abovs aud The productive
earth beneath are our hope and confidence No
other friends have we-nene other, we are true to
them and to ourselves, do We need in the wide uni
verse. = '. -. F.H p ..
But we must save, and encounter, and labor We
must make every foot of ground available. We
must cultivate the earth as closely as IN England
where not an atom Of the soil is. wasted. Every
grain Of the soil is grain Of gold It is gold dust
or may be made such on which,we tread The idea
at such an hour, of cutivatng cotton and tobacco
The man is public enemy who does it. Who is to
buy his cotton and tobacco? He is starving the de-
tenders of his country, and giving to Lincoln the
most substantial aid and comfort he can ever expect
to command in the Southern States" -
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T0REFUGEES.

NOR RENr...A WELL. KNOWN HOTEL WITH
70 store H,vuntsin lands &C.. on the turrpike road
French Broad siver near the Of Marshall, Madsn
county, THIS property be re3tsd cheap. and pFesen
fine Opportunity for refagee ont Of bnsiaes and d =
string home. in Plentiful, r4lthN and safe regioa.
Apply atthis Office
March 81, l863 @Sfs- IS
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\ y i y. For the Standard.
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.
n8ADQ'Ra 3lsf REs1. n. C. TRooPs,,l
Camp near Marlestoa, =. q,


n1ADo'Rs 3lsr Rse1. n C. TRoopsl
a- ti:-= Camp ntar Gharlestos, =. q,
----". 2s74aa March 9Th, 1858. J ,
- meeting Of the members Of company D. sist regiment
n c. T. was held tosy to manifesthair esteem FIJI the
memory Ct onr friend and brother soldier Ssrgt G W.
BARsEh, Of Wake County, NJ c.. who de- artsd tbis H.
the 7th If March, lsss At Charleston, s. e.: Sergt
Finch was called to the Chair and Cosp1 B. Richar
son appointed. Secretary sISiSGe3H Hfts-s2 -
On motion, COMMITTEES of -6vs appointed 70 draf
resolutions suitable to the OCCASION consisting Of Carp
L. W. Bryan, PrivaieJ B. sturdivant E. J. smith, 8 A.
Smith, and Serg2. i'll Turner. 10 ~
The committee retired and in few minutes submittct
the following preamble and resolutions:
WaERxAs. It has pleased Almighty God to take from
us our esteemed friend and brother soldier Sergt G. w.
Barber. Of company i, slst N. c 7. Therefore belt
ResosDtd, That while we, bow with humble submission
to the dispe,saon of rafleuns Providence ca
not but deeply lament the loss that both and the caus
We serve have s04ained.
Rs0lced, That deeply Sppathze with the relAtiv9.
and friends Of the deceased this their rrtpaabe loss
ResoLpad That cdpy ofthese resolutions be forward Il
to the family of tie deceased and to the Raleigh aada
with request that the above be published.
SEaer. J. 1. FINCH, Chm
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The attention of refugees and others is invited to
the advertisement in paper to day, offering pro-
perty on the French Broad for rent. This property
is valuable, and is situated in delightful country
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NOTICE 10, TAX PAYERS.

NOTICE TO TAX PAYERS. -.
UDROPERTY AND SLAVE. OWNERS In DISTRICT
ho residing txs Of Fayetteville street. hereby
notified To aend The ard Of assessors ttbe Town Hall
Friday next ~ O'Clock 70 list their prnsrty for ass
sessfnsui5 - n B. R0YSTER, ]. r.
s,..., ~. ..s. CHOS. JE KISS 49,
e.. ), ]. 4iTOHR0RD.s
Z Raleigh March "a, 1858. 25vw&swlt.s
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NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS INDEBTED To TIE ESTATE OF
"A W. IL. Puipey, deceased. will please call and
make payment to J.J Christophers Ea, at the Mayors
Office. who is authorized to receipt for the came.
Those having claims against the estate will please pre-
sent them to me. K. P. FINCH, Adpn'r
March "a, 1863 ls-w3tpd
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We learn that the Yankees have lately drawn
their lines with great sttingsncy along the Leesbrg
portion of the Potomac and have.reiused the usual
liberty Of passage there Many citizens have been
robbed and taTTSd NICK as BLOCKADE runners"
and large nuu,aeis Yhs foreigners who lately LETT
toga.North BY that se9se, have been forbidden xn
enffspee Richmond &1tiasl -"
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Camp l4.h. N. C. Troops, /

sg.r;- Camp 14ih N. C.. Troops,l
MAncH 1st, rs3. 4
SICK AND WOUNDED MEMBERS OF THE RAIL-
- eish Rifles" bear in mind thai after this time
6oates will be geceyed in relieving faroughs except
frum regular army Sarseeps : ..g-s a..a.2
. =, : 90. 80 JeSEpIL JeNE2S :issa
saarch "a, 1863. -. : - - g. as-ns
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GENERAL ITEMS.

REv DR. DRFNs-This distinguished divine preached
In the Baptist Church in the morn ing, and in the hetho.
dist Church the evening Of unday last TO large aud
attentive congregations Wereget that he was prevented
at the time appointed BY the ncemency of the weather.
from verng his lecture in behalf of the fund for edu.
eating the Children of soldiers but he will deliver it
TO night, Monday) in the Commons Eal if the weather
should permit
Gen. Washington Barrow. Judge la Hill, brother OF
Gen. D. H. Ill., and Judge Marshbaak of Tennessee, ara
among the discharged political prisoners who have arrived
from the land Of Lincoln by Gag Of truce to City Point
There skirmsh on R!ackwater Tuesday last -
Some three hundred Yankee cavalry charged upon Of
oufbateries field stations near Franklin and gal
antly repu'sed Suffolk is said has been reinforced
MI B. NJ De Witt for many years connected with the
Lynchburg and Richmud press died in Richmond on the
10TH MIR. DE Witt was able and highly honorable
; man. --' -'' s.
Ii is stated that insnrrecon has broken cut in Hun
gary corresponding with that in Poland.
The appointment Of Gen. Kirby Smith to the command
ofthe Mississippi department in place Gen. Holmes
and Of Cen. Price in place Of Gen. Hndman, has given
great satisfaction in that quarter.
There was heavy s'eet in this locality Friday last.
Further north there considerable fall of snow. Phs
srobaby the hard weather Of the We learn
that the fruit s-aot injured.
Douglas Jerrold once went to . party at which Mr..
Pepper had assembled his friends and said his host
entering the room, Ny dear Mr. Pepper how glad you
must be To see your. friends msstered."'
The Mississippi Penitentiary, during the first eleven
months of HE last iuanciu year, produced revenue to
the State of upwards Of ~ boo.
Hon John Bell of Tennessee is still refugee, residing
in Rome, Ga. -
The number of books published in Great Britain for the
year ending November 1862 1925 of which sAa were
religious Sa7 represent ed biography and history s73 be-
cnacd to poetry and literature and ss5 were works
| Of fiction.
Tie French were expected il attack Peuba the let
March, under Gen. Fnrey. 0-teea and Comn!frt have
about $4,000 troops with which TO defend thep place. The
guerTas about Vera Cruz troubling the French great
deal Four hundred troops had arrived but we've
compelled to go into hospital.
The sures plan to get bacon promptly transported
the railroads is said be to the agents handsomely
800 paroled soldiers destroyed the "Jefersonan .ice
ut R;chm.nd Ind, and reaching Indianapolis threat
entd the "Sentcnel Office that place, but
| cd from doing it harm. Both Demo cratic papers.
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RICHMOND MARKET.

RICHMOND Friday March 2O.-Gold' AS silver fa,;
bombs lov M, long date; at 1908 and interest shsrt
dates, 100 and interest; do. do. rs coupon, MI
interest; regsterr 1ls and interest; Virginia sxes reg
interest ;.our under the operation of the impre
system is up to S3s@ss for extra, and 81 13s ff niv
Corn in limited supply but may still be q'red y, st
ferior iugs. Nl2tgls go"d do. *15@sc Cmnmou ls~ s
Ss.@4n Coed do. :s+3@eas Bacon. 81 as6sl 50 2 III;
Dried Apples g 5o@9; Dried Peaches, s4Qals: Pr'a-
toes. S@lu y bush; Brown Sugars. Il c5e Is y Ii
holasses sioa1l . gall; Coffee s. 75@ z h; 81. y
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An A ct to Authorize the Governor TO Employ
Slave Labor in erecting Notifications and
other w OrkS.


Slave Labor i'll erecting Notifications and
other " rks.
SECTION l. Be it ennstrd by the General Asssn-
bx IF the State of North Carolina, and IL is here
by enacted By tie authority ef the same, That the
Governor shall have power and authority to CON-
pei the services Of any number Of Waves in erecting
Notifications and works for the defence of the State
SEC 2. BE 1t further enacted, Thst Yhenever the
Governor shall require a less number than the'whole
from any district county, each slave owner shall
furnish his proportionate part thereof
SEC 8: Be it'further enncted, That as soon as the
work fer which such slaves are required shall be
completed, they shall be rcturne forthwith to their
owners
SEC. l. Es it further enacted, That the owners
Of slaves so employed shall be entitled to receive
fifteen dsllars per moth for ordinary hands, alsd
one dollar per day for mechanics, in addition TO the
rations to be furnished by the State.
SEC 5. BE IL further enacted, That in case any
slave so employed shall escape to the enemy, or be
captured or killed by them, while n the service of
the State, the owner shall, On the warrant of the
Governor upon the treasury, be paid his fell value,
to- he ascertaned by the auditor or board Of claims,
upon the certificate of the officer agent in whose
charge the slave was as to loss and the affida
Wits of Two disnterested witnesses, acquainted with
! the slave, as to the value
Sec s. BE it further snaetea, That this act shall
be in force from and after its ratification. Ratified
! the goth aay Of December, 1862.
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DIR NEW TERMS.

OUR NEW TERMS.
announced that i" Of
ofs articles of living and the COST 0. ,"n.h
Sssudpl, that after the lain no OF tue P eu"ms.
tbruary,, our PIES of charges will be as l"'oNs:
Far Semi Weekly year. @ w III ~"
T" months, 50
" Weekly year, wv
a mouths, "
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Aserva,at in Baldwin County Ga, has lately sold $23(
worth of beoous from broom ssewn and made uph,
himsss in bis Intervals Of lsisafs.
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Speculation extortion and vilIainy are doing their
work and yielding their fruits Bread riots have
commenced and where they will end God only knows,
The following is FROM the Charlotte Bulletin Of Sat
urdayj-.
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.Srock MARKET-Gold and Silver $50 to 4Qn; n c. ,ea-
sury noles, no; Bank Notes, Is to IS premium.
BOkDs.- Confederate l0l and interest North Ca,rlna
per cent 1la and interest; North-Caropa IS old sne
loo to l45 and interest 6s issuel2k and
The Nashville daily union. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1862-1866, 1863-12-23
Marshal's Sale.

pT virtue Of writ rendioni ersosas % me directed
ID from the CiFcuii Court q the United ktz:cs for
The kddls District Of TcaAessee, a. &c ooteeer tern,
lSes VII expofe puhic sale, tcthc FINEST bidder,
Tor cash at The door Of The Court house. NaEhv le
Tenn, on TUESDAY,, 18th q JANUARY, 1854, al The
right, title, claim, interest, and estate which b. "
Macrae has In certain trsct or parcel Of land IN
ear the town Of Clsrksyille, Tcnnessee, bounded
follows "begnning AZ stone corner Of lots Nos. -
and Il. IN NeWei's subdivision, and running thence
with the Barsh side OF the SlarkEvie and Port Royal
Turup ke, (the beginning corner being on said road
four hundred aad eiEhty-six and a half FRET, 70 =
stone corner Nita 7. J. Wisdom thence north, :
degrees cast, 20 stone, said Wisdom's north east
osrner IN DOen's line thence east with said Dolons
line i've hundred and twenty-seven feet, TO q stone
etrner with lot sold by J. s. Bart 20 W. A. Q1ATles,
T. Z. ". thomas. and Jas. D. G enn, and thence with
said Quarles's, Thomass, and 6enn's line 20 the be-
ginning, on ihs Clarksvils and Port Royal TqFR-
by estimate, fifteen acres and MY
poles;' with all the improvements Thereon and ap-
purtshEnoes tnereto, embracing conmOdious dwell
ling the same being levied On 70 satisfy Judgment
by said Court In favor q Arnold, Con
stable 3 Co., aud against d. W. N-Cres and B. =.
Coulter. Sale 70 corHmeuee Al IL o'clock, A n.
y. r. GIASCJCk, Marshai-
novas-2t BY ": lELIYETI, Deputy.
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United afatea of Amerlca:

DISTRICT or MIDDLE TEEHEsS EE-Eo. %.
WHEREAS, on the SIN dav Of December, ls6s-
w ia ths District Court % ths paited states for
sail District, an uformalisn hled ~ horEce n.
harrisOR, ksq-, Attorney So tbs United States for
HAid iisirict, eEaiust Thirty EiGH BAGS OF
Cotton 1ARNs o Wtisch ouo y. 8 liokArd Il the
Fepu 81 oVnrr, AID agaiuss ell persons lawfully In
sesEeanF flf "a ir starests toeren; alegg IN sub
stance, that on the 1911 y Of october lS6 IN said
District, land satd property sEsd a. forfeited
- the sited states ean.es IN SAID inf3rmatioa,
ct for ane aleges 70 be true, Eit bee uso tbs
SNner " ssi3 property belug engaged 20 ing aud
a5ettaE an srmed sebeilistfs tiust tue Government
q the uRitsi statos az The time u and sitsr the
passage Of act OF Congress ap RIVE July IL, lsol,
sntitsl act 90 snpsress iusuFrectioH, q pusish
t-eason saa reb-liioa, 10 srlzo aud cOnssoaie the
prepsrty q Esbess end for ether purpos.s = ~ net
"a % days aiier ppa y warning fr0c emaico daily
EiFen, male ~ he ~ csid,pt q he Cnited Siates.
ca the zSth day " Jsy 1862, 10 PURSUANCE Of said
act, erase % aid, countrnsnce, ana abet said rebei
hgn and rstnrn 50 his allegiance g. The Unte4 States
end pcay;og fr presses g. e1fofcs the seizure con-
nsoati9a aud eonfenuAtisns 81 sait prapsriy, and
natal pers5Is co acerued 81 Int rest the may
D eisdto appear the rsturH day o. aid process
~ tnterpass their clsims. go Il .-.-r q
Nov, thereiore. re psfnltsee ~ the niouitieu 81
sad Curt, uu ier TIE sat Of said Colsst direct
ID. hsrsey give pubic sArSin q al PR ons cun-
eern-d IN fnsrsst IA - Rrperty, - appear before
said Court, 80 Tue 81 st4 Cont flne m ia "a rtute
SAfatol, AZ eNshFihs - ths 81 Monday IN April
ieea. e. - o'eioeA ~ NJ tusn AID there 70 inter.
Posthsir s.slps
ER GLAscOCK.
deoii-itt- { $. Marshal Middle pss o. Tcna.
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Marshal's Sale.

obedience 70 thirteen wrfts ssH5ifiosf ezponas 10
Il me directed from the Circuit Court Of the Unit
states for the Middle District If Tennessee, a. is
Octobtr term, 1888, viii, 81 II ociock, A. NJ, o.
TUESDAY the 18th day OF JANUARY, 1884, expose 70
psbhc Eals 10 the highest bidder tor cash, at the
dor o. the COuFt-hOu.e In Nashville, Tennessee. all
the right, itle clam, interest, and estate which lie
grand b. Carney has IA the trscts and parcels Of Land
hefsiGater named and described, to-ait a tract Of
land IN District No. Is, OF Rutherford county, Ten
bessee, containing, By estimate, OEz THOUSAND
AyiskS, bounded 81 follows. BefinAing " alnul
tr e. fthe North West corner n said tTBct tn nee
runnibg south thros hundred and twenty poles 10 an
Ash Tree. thence East i've hundred poles TO a Dog
wood tree, thence North thrse hundred and twenty
poles 70 Cedar and BickOTy tree, thence West I'VE
hundred poles 70 the begiuning'-lyng about Fix
nil from AurfreesbOro, On the Bra1yviie turnpike;
Aso, tract Of land In Rutherford county, Tennessee
adjoining that before mentioned, on the South side
thereof, containing about THREE HUNDRED and
SIXTY ACRtS-veatsd IN said Legrand II. Carney by
eecree the Chsneery Court for Rutherford county
Boundaries not here given because the rec0rds OF
said Court we're misiaid during military occupation
Of hurreesbOro , also, Let Of ground North Of the
town Of Hurfreesboro, Rutherford comfy Tennessee,
with a tWo story brick dwelling house therezn,)
bounded a. follows 81 Beginning on the North West
q los SOLD BY said Carney 10 Sterling jones'
running tbsnce North eight and half poles 10 said
carnoys line, thence East about two hundred feet TO
the sae esignaied between lot OF ground sold By
said Carney 20 Samuel Briggs thence South eight and
a half pOss 70 Jones's line, thence West about two
huHered feet 70 the beganlRg " also, lot Of ground
~ sAd t0Hh OF AuftIeeroOfoj Ironing l0fty feeis
more or less, on Depot Square, and running back
hundred and City fee,-vested In said Legrand H.
Carney BY the Circuit Court Of Tennessee for luther
ford county, thereoord Of which having been misaid
boundarirs not accurately given ali OF the fore
going property being levied TO satisfy judgments
rendered by the Circuit Court Of the United States
for the Aidde'Disrct Of Tennessee, at It's April term
1862, "a favor q Jos. II. Thompson Co., Abbott,
Job,s A Co, A. 4 p Reed, Wright Bros. % Mar
tin Pedde HameFiok Martin Pebble, HameTick
Co., Coweii FarIer Co., IsVick Rasin Co., S. b.
Chttenden a Co., Herring or, and Atwood Raj
ston o., and against Legrand II. Carney and Car
ney DuIer. E.k. GLASC0CK, Marshal.
nOv2s-3t Bg ". LELLTETT. Deputy.
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Marshal,a Sale.

ID virtue q writ r,sadson s-Bosas 70 NE directed
~ from The Circuit Court OF TIE Untci staies. for
tec dule District Of Tsuno see at its clobor term
1865 Vii sxPOss 10 public sale 10 lhe h'ghsst bid
dec Tor cash, Al the DOR OF tee Colrihouse Nash.
vic, Te1n,see, oammeEeinE 81 II O'Clock A. 81, 90
II lsDAl The 18th day q JANUARY 1864, all the
rght, te, claim interest, and estate which John 7.
Mckinney has "a a certain iot q ground IN the ;own
Of Aurfreesboro, Rutherford oeany, Tennessee, can
tAnlng 81 estimation, throe thousand seven hundred
sd tfiy aquare fet froutug twenty-five FEET on the
Pebble square o. sad town q Marffeesboro, runuiug
hack AeFthWard from said Square one hundred and
h'ty fees, vested In said Mckinley BY deed on ihe
2ith day q SaEacmbef, 1853 from X. B. Jeit0n, rig
iasered oa page so Of Book O. q the Reeisrar ior
said counts 81 Euthcrford aise 4 lot O. ground n
said town u MurfreeEboro, known and designated Or
the Ortginal paa a Murfreazboro &c Lot Nc 20 and
bounded AZ d vs.: Z" Beginning az g stake, SOUTH
East cofer o. sait lot, rapuing thence West 80 at
q stake, theucs North "a feet % a stake, thence
Nest ~ iect 20 ". Q. fietchef's e9rnsr, thepoe
North g iset % stake on the street, thence East
vth the 70 tbs North-Wesl corner Of The Pres
bytcraa Church lOt theme South 10 feet q the be-
ginui7g-vested IN said Mckinley BY deed from
on Iags al Of Box S, q ne Registrar Aioressdi
also, ot o. ground IN SAID Town Of Aufr' esboro,
boUnded ? 40 lows &" Beginning at stake - feet
North Of said McKinlCy's Soath-West corner 81 lot
% the street, thence North s. = ft % STAKE, with
ssdE rect co-leF q lot owned ~ Fletcher, thence
Eaai IS ) ie@f % stake thence South % the begin
% ~ latf, ysst q IN tad Mckinley By deed from
jas. heDUweii, 81 on the 18Th day OF December.
1854" reg stored page 100 Of the said Registrars
B0ok also On lei Of ground IA said town q Mar
freesboro, bounded % fologE. Bezinniag on the
Ssrih -eEt o1rnsz 81 al1l owned By jas. HcD1Neil,
81, running thence North with tho street 5s feet 70
the the street. thence Fast With the street
x eet - stLe thence south bs feet 20 stake on
sail n DOEais llne, theEce " 81 with said line u
feet r. tile befinniuR vested Ia said Mckinley ~
deed rem " g. Fletcher" rig stored on The lsih
day ~ Oetoher,. 1853, pages $40 and 81 a said
Registrars Book 10. also, lots Nos a and e5, IN
or mar Eald town o. Murfr -esboro, bounded - fol
h So +" Beginning ths North Eat corner 81 sad
lots, running Soa. h p poles, - stake oa Cattle
street, tence West9 poles 10 stake thence North %
poles 10 stake on Stale street, thence East poles 10
the begnnng vested Ia said Mckinley By deed from
~. Ledbetter, recorded December %, 1858, on p2ge
81 Of saf ginraT's book 10; together Vith all tie
inPTov fus1 Pc tanning 10 The Aforesaid lots par
esis q land eFeraiiy, TIE zane beng sgied On 70
sat sfy cemcnts rendered by The said Court, at
April terra or 1862, In favos Of MeadOr Co.. and
Dooous0y, Lafoarcade Co., and against said John
Mckinney and Hall a Mckinley.
E. K. GLA5COCK, Marshal.
pOF2s-3t ByW. LKLLTErT, Deputy.
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Marshal,s Sale

DY virtus OF writ sssdlssaf s-posas 10 ne direcicd
ID ON the Ciroait Court 81 the Cnitcd Stsf-s f1r
the Middle District Of tennessee, At IS octlber term
is6s, / will expose 10 public Eale, 70 the highest
bidder or caaA, a. the door Of tbs Court use in
Nashville. Tennessee, Comuencing al II o'ciock, A.
Il 20 TCESnAY, The 19.h DAY q JANUARY, 1854,
all do right, tide, claim, interest and estate which
las. c. OWcn hasla trast q land Ia win amsoa
county, tennessee atcut seven miles from Franklin
"a uesr ths Nashville Turnpike, bounded ~ foL
eas " ReEinuing Ht Sugar Tree on the North aide
~ knob thn southwest oarnor of The tract thsncc
Fast 1lss oies 20 stake, n. Bells South-Wssl cor
Der itneuos \ rth, one degree last, 81 poles. 10
stake originally hickury- shsEce West rs \ poles
70 Bsek ash. fhenre North one degree Bat ~
P1i5s, q stakei t1secs Wsst n Iolca The centr
q Tie Turnplse roe thsacs with the centre Of fad
roaa 20 siakc IAsnic Johietona Seth ba,,zsarv
ilne, - ppies, tbeuoe NeNt che aezree Nsrtt % :.
pole % stskes thslte 1zst. thrcs ana haif g.
srs South, is poles, y rocs, ihenoe snzth las
paias % Tbs begina nc coutsfnl1g ~ su.lnaie -
Hradrei and Forty Acres, aad Vsst.d IN said Jas Z
Oeea ~ deed from n Bel, bszrinf dsie March lotk
1855, which rsosFo1 On paRs 85k q Book w. q ne
heEi-srsr lor WlaInnns esanlyj TIE aaid tFaet q
lE1d vita 81 ne iEstrpyfnent1 thsTton. wtiuh viii
Be- sd thefeWth, esog ieFled On - E4tis tetF-
meut fesdered - tbs oircuii Court u the uniisd
Ssssak or tie khdie niatsirt q IsHnssEes Et ils
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