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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-05-02
Nnn- Resident N0tfce.

On the ChanGery Side OF the Common Law ant
Chanoery Court Of the City Of Memphis, Ten.
messed.
R. A. Parker, Administrator Of R. Z. Parser
deceased, complainant, vs.. Bamira A. Parker
John d. Reatte, VIM. Garrett Parker, eJ al
defendants,
IT appearing from affidavit in this cause, TIA
defendants, John D.. Beattie and VIM. Gar
nett Parker, are nOn-residents of the State o
Tennessee, 10 is therefore ordered, that they
make their appearance herein at the C0url
House. in the city Of Memphig, Tennessee
within the first three days OF the neat tsrfa o
said Court, TO commence on thesecond Monday
in May. 1866, and plead, answer or demur 10
complainant bill, or the same will be taken fol
eOnfessedt as to them, and set for hearing ex.
parts, and that a copy OF this order be published
once e week, iof fOur successive weeks, in the
Memphis APPEAL.
a OOpg-attest:
AUGpSTON ASTON, Clerk ana Master.
~ BENJ- CoLMAS, Deputy c. and NJ.
April 10, 1865.
solicitor Tor complainant stovali & Flippin.
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Chancery Sale
Tuesday, May slh, 1886.

John ], ubsdell, e al, IS. Pope 4 Brother. e a,
and Alex. +. Stewart Co. Is. Pope s Broth
ny virtue ofan interlocutory decree entered IN
ID the shove stated causes on the 4th March,
l359, and renewed November Ter 10, 1861, / viii
sell at public auction TO the highest bidder, ta
Memphis, on Tuesday, May 5th, $50, between
the hours OF 10 an. and y m, the blowing Co
scribed real estate, tO-Wit.
One house and lot on the corner OF Beal and
Lauderuale streets, in the city Of Memphis,
having a mont OF 50 feet on Beal street BY a
depth Of $50 feet on Lauderdale street Also,
~ acres OF land on the corner Of 1rigg avenue
ard Orleans street, and described Is follows:
commencing at the Intersection Of Orleans
street and Trigg avenue, thence north with the
east side Of Orleans street 5 chains So links 20 a
stake in the south line n lot sold by Thomas
with said line 8 chains a Inks 70 q stake;
thence SOUTH, 5 chains So uBkS 70 the north
side Of Irigg avenue; thenGe west with the
north side OF Irlgg avenue ) Chains IA Inks 70
the Deginnlng-containing about ~ acres. one
lot In the rear OF John Brown and VIM.
Browns houses. Is BY 10 ieet, adsoining ne
north line Of Georgia street, Us fest EAST Of the
intersection Of the east une o. Ia Rnse street
with the north line Of Georgia street; thence
nortnWardly parallel with Ia Hose street rs
feet; thence eastWaruly parallel with GeOrEia
street Is feet thence s~OufhWardty parallel with
Ia Rose street IFS feet % the Horth line Of Geor-
line OF Georgia street Is feet 70 the beginning.
Also, another tract OF land, in civil dissEiGt
NO. D ami HOWL anu 0tsGtl0r4 As AIu0AI To-
wit. 4 acres, east Of the cotton facpsry near
Chelsea, beginning az a take 5 chains 8 links.
rom the southwest corner OF q a acre tract %
land sold 70 5. y. and ", Prescott b. Il
lOpghhy Williams, and II also haiDg the north
west corner Of a "a acre traQf sold by 4 :. sims
N ". "A. Bedford thence due east 1 chain- IS
links % a cedar stake thence north = chains 50
links TO a cedar Stake, being the sOuihern boun-
dairy Of the Nrakley TRACK thence west with
said boundary 4 chains 10 ink 70 a cedar tax.
thense 8chains 50 links TO the begin
taining4 acres more or less.
Terms OF SALE.-A credit u Ana b mnnths.
Notes with security tahaa, and 2 liep retained,
etc. a, ASTON
APPS ia Clerk and Master.
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a Mother and son Drowned in
ArL.n.n.

We learn from the Des Arc Citizen that
Mr.. Wm. York, who resides near Cotton
Plant Ark with his wife and a little
step-sOn ab0utsiE years old, while going
on q visit % Monroe county, 20 see the
mother Of Mrs. York, they met with q
mslancholy accident which resulted in
the death Of Mrs. York and her little son
by drowning. The circumstances Of the
sad occurrence are As follow: Mr.. York
had nearly completed his journey in a
canoe, by way Of Cache river. and was
almost in the act of landing his precious
load, when he struck a current Of swift
running water II the mouth OF CaIoche
Bay, which turned his boat with consif-
cradle force against some trees or sb-ubs
causing IL to fill and sink almost fDstaD-
JaueOuslv. Mr.. York being an axDert
swimmer succeeded in keeping his wife
ana child from sinking for several min
utes and they all succeeded in reraiuiug
the canoe, when by another sudden shock
all three were again precipitated beneath
the boat IN deep water and a violent
current. Mr. York rose 10 the surface
and saved himself by clinging 10 a log.
but his wife aud child rose no more. III
being about dark he was unable 10 see
anything further Of their fate that night.
Mr.. YORK, by his cries FOR relief. alarmed
the family of Nj. j. A. Hall. who went
and rescued him from his perilOus posi-
uOn above described. Search was made
fJT the bodies next morning, 18th ult..
Nh drag hooks and the body Of Mrs.
York recovered. Search for the BODY of
the little boy has, so far, proved unsuc-
cessfUl.
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a NAN IN TRANCE.
The Cleveland Herald relates the fol-

The Cleveland Herald relates the fol-
lowing a. occurring in that city:
A young German, recently married %
q handsome lady Of very respectable
parentage, was taken suddenly III at his
place Of business lat Friday. He was
placed in q carriage and taken TO his resi-
dence on Erie street where he laid in great
agony until Sunday, when the disease so
prOstrated his physical powers hat he
Law moGOnless upon the bed, while weep
ine friends surrounded the couch. To an
appearances he was dead, and it was so
decided.
Arrangements were about % be made
for the interment when the young wife,
feeling she could not give him up 50 soon,
insisted that the funeral be postponed
until Tuesday morning. To crafty the
woman thus brought so speedily 10 mOur
the loss of her husband, the funeral was
postponed. The disconsOlate wife spent
most Of the day on Monday in the same
Don with the corpse, weeping as though
her heart would break, and still clinging
20 the idea that he could not be dead.
About twilight on Monday evening
when everything about the house was
perfectly quiet, except when the stiffness
was broken by the signs Ct the 1ereaved
widow, there Icing but few persons IN
the room, the body seemed 10 move. IL
wa but a slight motion yet sutnclelt 70
arrest the attention Of one fearful eye.
When the wife insisted that Life was
not extinct. thar the body did move, her
friends became anxious about her reason
and tried 10 divert her mind from the
sorrowfui scene. Two long hours were
spent in conversation, the friends urging
that she Wss deceived, possibly by the
hickerinE light, as the shadows It cast
might ave produced the elect b as
cribed % vitality.
The feeling of that little circle Of devO-
ted friends j. known only 20 themselves
and Him whose all-seeiRg eye visits the
intimate recesses Of our hearts. During
the conversation all ewes Involuntary
rested upon the habillments Of tie grave
and the features of him whom they sup
posed would soon become n Of its Oc-
cupants. At the end OF two hours
other slight movement was perceived by
al the party. The scene which followed
can never be described.
The wife chung 20 the m0ti0uless form
Of her husband, alternately weeping and
begging Of him 70 speak just one word.
while the friends wept for Joy, fastened
for q physician, alarmed the servants by
their strange conduct and presented q
scene Of confusion generally. When the
physician arrived, the friends we're as
sembled about the 2EiEg man, suggesting
and applying all The ~rest0rstives ever
heard OF dreamed c. by any Of the party,
while the wife, overwhelmed with JOY
and completely worn out with excessive
excitement had swOOned away and was
lying at the side Of her husband, in the
aanna naaHh-|rha zHr|Iraez thar had an
braced his form bur g few moments be-
fore.
The physician took the necessary steps
To restore the woman and resUscitate the
man. which was speedily accomplished
in both cases, and as We write to-day, the
woman Is joyous and happy, while the
man thinks his escape from a living |
grave oue Of the marked features Of his
life.
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MIsCELLANEoUs.
A GARD
From The Adams Express Co.

C~NcreSAr1, march q, 1850
Editors Cincinnati Commercial.
Gsn0emm-we wish to make a public &C
knoyledzment 20 Meszrs. JOS l. HALL co,
Of this city, manufacturers Of HALLS PATENT
CONCRETE FIREPRoOF SAFES. FOR the
splendid manner IN which the safes OF Their
make preserved heir oontents in the Iste Opera
house IRE, which destroyed our office. We had
seven Of their safes, two Of them 81 the largest
size, all Of which stood the most severe tests to
which any nreproo safes have ever been sub
Jsctsd. Al OF these safes fen into the burning
mass Of ruins and were then exposed to an in
tense heat from the burning debris which sur
rounded them, Tor from forty-siz 10 one hum
dred snd twenty hours; yet all OF their con-
EMS which comprised an immense amount OF
money bonds, slvsrplste, and other v~aluables,
were restored 20 Us uninjured. Weare. FOR this,
OF course, greatly pleased, and think that after
this experiences we can recommend them to
any one who may want a sure and certain fire
proof safe as being all thai they recommend
5hem % ne. I. c. WEIR,
Agent Adams Express Company.
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate,
Tuesday the san day of Ma 1866

George Dixon, administrator Of J. y, Giles ~
James Wickersham and Others
ID virtue Of an m~teriocutOry decree made IN
ID the above stated cause az the November
term, lb1. Of this C0urt. j will. on Tuesday, sta
day Of May, at the Court House uoor in the city
Of Memphis, between the hours Of 10 a.u. and
Y M, sell &C public auctiBn the following de-
scrlbed real estate, tO-Wit: A tract Of . acres of
land situate opposite the lower point Of island
No. 81, beginning al the Northwest corner Of r
diary line OF J. II TaIbOttis ~ acres survey,
thence south with said Blackeiegeis line 80
chains TO the Mississippi river, thence up said
river with tie Of the water north Is
degrees, west 10 chains and 50lukA theaoe with
l8degrees, west 20 chains 70 a stake,
thence easJ passing said Talboi IS utheas cor
ner Q chains Ia the beginning, inShelby county,
Tennessee
Also, a certain other tract Of land situated in
said c0unty and stale, ~containinz % acres more
n4na az the northwest corner Of The Blakeieaa
grant, ueing ? chains and 50 links east II the
Mississippi river, thence east q chains and s.
links &c Joseph T ibOt's corner OF 81 27 ere
grant, thence north with saia TalhoIs line a
chains and 81 inks N an elm marked az. IL
links &c o gWeet gum marked q" L. j., thence .
chains and 81 hiss 20 the beginning,
Als0, a certain tract Of land Containing %
acres, more or less, and described as follows. 70
wit Beginning al the southeast Garner uf VIM.
20 acre grant No u. thence east 9
chains to the BIoumr E.0 acn3 erant fhsnca
north with SAID klQQnt Ene q chains asd 50
links 70 . STAKE, themes west 9chains 70 said
HloUnts east bOundHTy line. thence south So
chains and 3 nn1 70 the beginning. also n
said county and STATE.
TERMS OF SALE-A credit OF 7 and Il months
This IN day Of April, lSo6
A. ALSreN.
apps tbs Clerk and Master.
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-T,aSoLg.ent Votfce.

Chancery sjdea % the Common Law and Chan
Gerry Court Of the city OF Memphis.
Injunction bill. suggesting insolvency.
The Jackson Insurance Company and the
Union Bank OF Tennessee rs. airam A. Par
tee, Margaret a Clay, C.. e. lay, Frederic
Barheld, John j. FurEasOn- S. W4ids VeTnnn,
David :, Nooe, Mrs, Sarah A. Cherry and the
creditors of said Joseph B. Clay. deceased, and
other creditors and others interested In his
estate.
I this cause the Insolvency OF the estate OF
/ Joseph B. Clay, deceased, being suggested by
said Dill, upOu motion, 10 Is ordered shat the
above named defendants, as veil also as all
other persons, creditors Of the estate OF the said
Joseph B. Clay. do enter their appearance
herein, and hle heir elaims against safu es-
tate, properly probated and have themselves
made parties d-eiendautsIo this Euis nn or be-
fore bha Anst dag Of Aegust mex or the same
viii be Jared; ana all creditors are hereby en-
ioined from prosecuting their claims against
said estate in any other court but this. the
Chancery side Of thet 0mmOD Law and Chan-
Gerry COurtOf the city of NemHAls, and thai a
copy OF tHis order be inserted In the Memphis
AREA once a week for four successive weeks
April Is, 1866. AUGUsrON ASTON,
Clerk an6 Master,
By Benz. Colman, D. c. q u.
ann lqu4W w
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Chancery Sale OF Real Estate,
MondaH.May 81, 1865.

chaDcery Side Of the CoEnmnu Law ard Chan
cesF Court Of the CITY Of Memphis
John KILLER -. A. n. Douglas. SIP walker.
et Al
ID virtue Of an intsrlocut0ry degree. rem
- dered In ne cause above rscilsd on the
Ath day OF January, lS5, shall offer for sale
% he Mghes1 bidder, Al rublic auction IN front
OF ne Courtaouss door IN theciry ofAlemphls.
on Monday The Ast day ~ May, s. between
the hours Of lUa m and L N, the fououfnE
tract Of lani,lyInEtn shelby county, renues-
see, containing about 8 acres. being a part or a
ATTY acre tract On which ID. n Leafhernsa for
merry resided and which be conveyed TO de-
fendauL :. p Walker. bydeed OF Etn Of March,
l37 adjoining on the esssl the lands Of one
Naiktus on ne south the laudso Of BrlGshaW.
on the vest The lands Of a. 3. Jars estate and
tine iands Of Ahifneid. and on the norm the
Fort PirkernE rad. The said thiuy-lre acres
wis be suodivided and Lard or into convenient
sized lots. and VIII he sold according % the plat
and number Of the lots Copies Of such subdl-
vision aud plan. win dimension anu numbers
Of said lots can De seen al The once ufrleCI Clerk
and Master before the day d sale.
FENMS OF SALE+re b uf % and 10 months.
Notes and approved security required. and @
lieu retained Tor the payHent Of Eae purchase
money.
April %, lsSl AlAL-ION.
Clzrnan Master
By Bent. Colman. 1. C. an
anil IDS
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Chancery Sale,
+ON-
Tuesday, May 3, 1855.
- V. ]. Rolre e a.

Michele Ferro vs.. r. J. Wolf ct al.
DY virtue Of an interlocutory decree entered
ID In the above stated cause on February Is,
1851, and renewed during the November term,
100 I viii sell At public suction, to the highest
bidder, on Tuesday, the 8th day Of May, lS5, In
front Of the Courthouse door. In the city or
Memphis, between the hours Of 10 g. N. and "
m, the following described Real Estate, 20 wit.
Lying and being In The county Of Shelby, and
known as part Of Wat c. Bradford subdivis-
ion, near the city Of Memphis; one lot bounded
as follows; by beginning AZ astaEe on the north
side Of a new street opened By said r. RIO. and
BottO, about i5 feet north Of Bradford street
and 30 feet west Of Jones avenue. running
thence nearly ga { with said new stree. = feet
70 a stake. thence back between parallel ines
about 100 feet TO Winchester cemetery and one
other lot, IN same subdivision, bounded as fol-
lows: beginning al a stake on the sou n bound
airy Of Winchester cemetery, At "a point where
the west side Of JOneF avenue extended wouid
strike said cemetery. runs themes nearly south.
80 as 70 run with the " 81 boundary Of said ave-
nue. extended IS feet. 70 a stake az the mouth OF
North steel, thence west 100 feet 10 a take,
thence nearly north and parallel with Jones'
avenue % Winchester cemF terry. thence north
east with said cemetery 80 feet TO The begin
uing.
TERMS or SALE-A credit Of and % months;
notes with good security taken, and q lien re-
tainsd. A. ASTON,
April Z, 1893. Clerk and Master.
anaUNa
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Cnaneery Sale Of Real Estate,
Monday, slst day OF May, 1896

Marcus Jones, Joseph Tag. drn1 or Tane =
Tagg, uz. = Bayer and Samuel Bayer. than
Gerry side Of the Common Law and Chancsrv
courJ OF he city Of Memphis.
D1 virtue o. al futeuoculorv decree entered
ID Al the November term. 1885. Of said Court
I VIII auer Tor sale 70 the highest bidder. ia
mont q the court House door in the city OF
hemphis. on Monday the Zlsi day OF MAY. lsr1-
between ne haurs OF 10 and l. H. the follow
ING Inscribed real Q tate, un-Wlr- 4 lot, east and
n ar the corporation line OF the eirv u Mem
pnts known and designated on E.& fbfdfSsub-
dIytsion as part Of lot No ~. containfng one
hall an acre, beginning aLastaEs 25 FEET anfh
OF Supneys corner on Dunlap street. running
theme, south 100 feet-theuce east 90 ieer 20 rae
catholic Cemetery lot-theuce mortn with .he
lEe OF said lot 10 feet thence nearly west 20
pet q tie beginning and another lot au5acent.
described a. folloWs, to-Wit: lying aud being
adjacent and east Of the civ o. MsmunN being
part Of lot No. 70 N e 3. Todd's pal OF SUB
division OF a tract OF iaud sold BY 81 b Vim
chester 70 J. 5. Clay brooke or 70 the Union
Bank, containing about half an aore. thls being
The south bali Of lot No. D. Aforesaid. ors5
much Of said lots As VII laclnde the house
cuit oythe complainants IS viii be sufficient
70 satisfy salu c~ompeluants. debt ana account.
TERMS OF credit Of months. note
With gOsd security taken and q lien retained.
A. ALSTuN-
CLERK and MaE-sr
BY BESJ. CoLarAS, D. @. and n.
AuFfT IN Taee - Go
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MIS- CELLANEoUS.
Desirable Cotton Farm
FOR SALE!

OFFER for sale my entire plantation. situ-
1 ated IN the southwest corner Of Lowndes
county, Miss, two miles west Of Crawford "a.
ton, Mobile q Ohio railroad. I have eleven
hundred acres good prairie land, with SIX hum
dred acres IN cultivation and under good fence.
The timber on the place Is abundant and excel
lent Water plenty in cisterns aud pools The
dwelling house is a~sRbstantial two story frane
with six large rooms. Besides cabins ana ont
houses there Is a good gin house and press.
viii sell my stock a provisions VITA the
place Mdeslred. To any one wishing 10 embark
ID the raising OF Cotton, / offer superior induce
menis. for mrther Information apply 70 me
the premises, or by letter at Crawford STA
ton. Mss TERkIL BROOKS.
March y, 1876. ap6-im
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Nonresident Notice.

On the Chancery side Of the Common IaW and
Chancery Court of the city OF Memphis, Ten
nessee.
James II. Hayley, complainant, vs.. John W
Hawthorne, Thomas Jones, ]. Riley Jones,
Laura g. Jones, and widow and heirs Of C.. D.
Bryant, decedsed.
IT appearing nom afidayit In this cause, that
A the defendants, J. Riley Jones and Laura u.
Jones, are citizens of Missouri, and that the
widow and heirs Of c. D.. Bryant deceased, are
citizens OF Mississippi, and all nonresident OF
the state OF Tennessee, II is therefore ordered,
that they make their appearance herein az the
Court House, IN the city Of Memphis IenneS-
see, within the nrst three day OF the next term
OF said Court, ~ commence on the second MOBy
day in May, 1850, aud plead answer or demur 70
complainant bill, or the same VIII be taken for
confessed, as 10 them, and set for hearing eX-
parte. and that a copy Of this order be pub
iisbed once a week, for four successive weeks,
in the Memphis APPEAL
A ~cOpy-atteSt:
AUGUsTON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
BY BEBJ. CpLAASi Deputy c. and NJ.
April 10, 1868.
solicitor ior complainant, J. N. Gregory.
nnIf-Huuu- HUvIcrH
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.

Cnancery side Common Law and ChznceTy
Court Of city Of MsmphlSs
VIM. B. Mcspaddin. admir- Of. L Hrs decd,
vs.. Joseph 7. Shaw.
DCEsCANr 20 an tutsrlocutory decree rem
Il Qered IN tne causa above recited a tno So
vemDer term 1915. Of said Court, I viii offer for
sale % the highest bidder Al the Court HCuss
door IN uIe city of Memphis. az public aucton,
on Tuesday, the sth day Of May next. all the
ughL, title, claim and interest Of the ~defendant.
Joseph 7. shaw. being an undivided interest IN
remainder 0f One-nali In and % a certain tract
or parcel OF Land containing absut ~ acres, BE-
ing the same that Benjamin Vest gave 20 his
children. Lucy A. ard Henry Watt West.
by deed dated April ), lsD, lying and being in
the eth Civil District OF Shelby county. Tennes-
see, In the 18th Surveyors District, range and
section 2 beginning 70 poles West and - poles
south or the southeast corner Of Couch q STRAIT
ter 50 acre survey; thence West II pores.
thence SOUTH, etc, for completemenL and sale
made between the hours OF 10 am. and y IN.
TEXAS OF sALE=Credit Of seven months;
bond with security required, and lea retained
for purchase money.
A. ASTON,
April Z. 1865. Clerk ana Master.
ausfGH
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LEGAL,
Chanesry sale Of Real Estate
Tuesday, May tse sun, 1899.

Sarah ". Jones ENecufrN OF Jama G. Joues.
ceci, vs. Al Wheeler, Adminisfr ator Of ".
+. Lewis deed, and The unknown helrE Of the
the said Lewis.
by virtue Of an inierlocutoTy decree rendered
ID on the 2dday Of January, 1854, In the above
stated cause ! win, on Tuesday, the 8th day Of
Nay, k1. sell az r1Dlle auction at The Court
Home door In the eity Of Memphis, between
tbs hoarH Of 10 am. and lZ m, the following de-
scrlDod Real Estate, town: Situated, lying
and being IN the county Of Shelby and State OF
Tennessee; lots Nos &, "a. M. Is. ~ md IS Of q
suodiVlslpu made BY James G. Jones Of an
6ei-looacre tract 81 land, purchased By bin Of
W. g. Aurtz. sale six lois are pounded to-
getler a. follows: Beginning al the northeast
corner OF said tract la Miles Temples ine, run
ming thence southwardly wiih the East line Of
said Kurlz tract 81 feet 70 nstake. the southeast
corner Of lot No Is; thenre wcstWanUly with
the dividing line between lots u and IS I8i DIDO
feet 70 a stake IN the East line or Carroll Av.-
nue. which runs North and south through the
center o. said tract, and Is continued W r. C..
BTihkiey 70 the Raleigh road; thence narth-
wardly with tire Fast hne o. carroll Avenue
~ feet 70 the North line o. said tract. ihsuce
eastFardly with the said North uhe i9i DIDO
ieet to the beginning.
TERMs OF sALE-A credit of6 aussi2 months.
the purchaser 70 execute notes with approved
security, ana retaining alieD ON he property
until the payment Of the purchase money.
Clerk and Master.
- = 80 ar rr~
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ONE BRICK HOUSE, with six rooms, on
" Vance street.
LOT, 80 feet by 50. $500 $500 cash six and
twelve months.
one FRAME COTTAGE, on Vance streets
rooms. out houses and lot. Terms, S5U cash.
A beautiful o for a fine residence.
One twO-stOry NEW FRAME
rooms, out houses, fine cistern; in a desirable
position. near Mrs. Talbot's O,0S0-
one-haIf cash . 8 and u months.
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Administrnfor.,s SnLe

OF LAND NEAR MEMPHIS.
ON tire second day Of May next I will sell on
Othe premises enc hundred acres OF valuable
land, in lots Of is, % and % acres, more or
less. to suit purchasers.
The said land lies IN the new Raleigh road. on
the north side, and on both sides Cypress creek,
about two miles rom town. II is well adapted
70 residence and gardening and dairy purposes.
having a stream Of living water running
through it. Terms, One-third cash, the balance
20 be paid in SIX and twelve months, with q
trust deed upon the land to secure the deferred
payments. j. NJ. WILLIAMSON.
mrE-lds Alministr tor OF. n.lna- dan-d.