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For lines leaving KensingiOu Depot take the cars
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Sale No. 1871 swain str,

- ~ Sale No ISL swain street.
HANDSOME OILED WALNUT FURNITURE
FINE ENGLlSh BRU5SELS AND VENETIAN
CAktLIS, Etc.
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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-01-04
.a-etU .aaees,fiselsselafs.
SherfRss sale.

By virtue of venditi0ni eXponas in nay
hands, in favor Of L. Bills vs.. J. v Field
and J. NJ Field, issued by the Circuit Court
Of Hardeman county, at the October term,
1867, l viii sell, fer cash, at the Court House
door, in the town Of Bolivar, the first Monday
in January, 1868, the following tract Of
land IN Hardeman county, containing IS
acres, IN range 2, section 2, conveyed by
Richard Rainer to John Field, and registered
10Th january, 1884, in book &C, pages 81
and SO, of Hardeman county, and bounded
as follows, to wit; Beginning IS poles north
OF the southwest corner of entry No ], 232
thence south 690, east SO poles to a stake
thence north l26 poles to a black oak
thence west so poles to a stake thence
south ga poles to the beginning
Also upon one other tract In same county,
range and district, containing I59 acres,
more or less, granted by State of Tennessee
to John Field, Ist December, 1852, and reg
istered at jackson, Tenn, vol Is. Register 5
Office, beginning at a stake with two post
oak and black jack pointer the northwest
corner of entry, No 1882, for so acres,
made in name Of w. Polk, and runs cast Is
! poles TO black oak, the southwest corner of
| entry POI for l62 acres, in the name of w
| NJ ID. Rains; thence north 100 poles to a
small black oak sapling with tT$o black oak,
/ two post oak and a hickory pointer, the
/ southeast corner of ectry No 732, for 800
acres, in name of II. NJ Gossitt; thence
west $50 poles to a stake, his southwest cor
ner on east boundary line of entry No.
453, for I42 acres, in name of d. T.
/ Thompson thence south so poles to black
! jack, his southeast corner on the north
| boundary line Of entry No. 1873, for 200
acres, in the name Of Pryor Webb thence
east 60 poles to stake with black oak and
black jack pointers, northeast corner
i of the same; thence south Ito poles to a
LACK jack, a corner of the same; thence
east 81 poles to black jack, his most east
ern northeast corner; thence south 90 poles
to black gum, the northwest corner of en-
try No. 1,529, for 10 acres thence east Is
poles to a stake with two black oak pointer;
on the east boundary line of said entry ,232
for so acres thence north 81 poles to tht
beginning, both tracts of land having beer
bought at sale under County Court decree
on 18th April, 1867, by j. NJ. Field. Sait
land l levied on as the property of J. ii
Field, " W. MUCABLEY, Sheriff
decl4 At Pr tee 81
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SHERTFFDS SALE.

By virtue Of venditioni exponas in my
hands, in favor Of Pitscr Miller vs.. Darius
Robinson, and J. J. Polk, stayor, issued by
the Circuit Court of Hardemau county, at
the October term, 1867, l will sell, for cash, at
the Court House door, in the town Of Bolivar,
the first Monday in January, 1868, the fol-
lowing described tract Of land, con-
veyed by Silas Pulliam to Darius Robinson,
on the 18th November. 1856, in said county
of Hardeman, State Of Tennessee, District
2, range 4, section 2, 10th Surveyors Dis
trict beginning at q stake on said Silas Pull
Iiam's now northeast border line ard running
north 48 poles to a stake with the said Da-
RUS Robinson's land, purchased Of the heirs
of ". IT, Usher decd, formerly known as
the dover interest of Mrs. Nancy G. Usher;
thence east d poles to q stake in the Mid
dleburg and La Grange road with the said
Darius Robinson 5 land thence south with
the Middleburg and La Grange road As poles
to a stake, the northeast corner OF Silas Pull
liam's land thence with the. same 2 poles
to the beginning. Levied on As the property
Of Darius Robinson.
". ". MCCARIEY, Sheriff
J. & F. Fentress, Attys for plaintiff
decl4 It pr fee S2l
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.s-ssg rsrzisesaeass.



By virtue Of q vendltlont eSp0nas II ~
hands, in favor of Bailey Mason Is. sstanel
b. Harris, issued By the Circuit Court OF
Hardeman county, at the October term, 1857,
/ viii sell, for cash &c the Court House door,
IN the town of Bolivar, the FIRST Monday IN
January, the following tract Of land, towits a
tract of land lying IN Hardeman county,
State of Tennessee, In range = section z
con taining go acres, and bounded as fol-
lows Beginning at post oak, the aoFth-
east corner of entry No. 207l, fer IS acres,
in the name OF Thomas Mashburn, and runs
south IL poles to 4 stake with two black oaks
post oak and hickory pointers thence east,
crossing Cub creek at seventy-oae, and saY-
enty-fve and eighty seven, IL All ~ poles,
to stake with two post oak and hickory
pointers, on the west boundary line on ntry
No 3l4, for 100 acres thence north,
crossing said creek at a. IN all City and
half poles to a white oak, the southwest
corner of entry No. ., T13, for IS acTes, in
l20 poles to a large chestnut marked -.
G, the southwest corner Of thesame; thence
north SOB poles to a stake with & hickory
pointer the southwest corner of entry No.
2,l41, for . acres, IN the name Of VIM.
Sparks thence west 45 poles TO q stake, the
southwest corner Of the same thence nor n
go poles to q red oak, the northwest corner
OF the Sanet thence east with Its north
boundary line aud with the line Of said en-
try No. 2,7I3, IN all 1881 poles, to a hickory
and red oak, the southwest corner of enirJ
No I,lIS, for PA acres, made IN the name
Of Vim. Polk thence north 81 poles 70 n
stake and black oak, the southeast corner of
entry No 2,7I4. for . acres, made IN the
mime Of - Cheshire; thence west -
poles to q post oak, the southwest corner Of
the same; thence north 50 poles to stake
with three spanish oak pointers, the NORTH
west corner of the same; thence west lS3
poles to a post oak, marked -. s." thence
south 2T2 poles to post oak marked " j.
q )" on the north boundary line Of said
Mashburn's said IS acre entry; thence east
with the same Al poles to the beginning.
] Granted to Jonathaa Cheshier By entry No.
/ 2636 levied on by attachment as the prop
! erty Of said Sam B. Harris.
/ ". w. MeCARLEY, Sheriff.
decI4 It pr fee $I8
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SHERIFFS SALE.

BY virtue Of a yenditiOni exponas IN my
hands, in favor cf Leon. Bills vs. J T. league,
issued by the Circuit Court Of Hardemau
county, at the October term 1867, l VIII sell,
for "eel,:, C. ,he Court House door, in the town
Of Bolivar the first Monday in January, 1868,
the following tract CT land, IN uarleman
county, lying on the waters Of Clover
creek, being the west part Of entry No. COZ,
for 247 acres, made in the name Of Tunis,
and beginning at a stake with two beach
pointers the most west southwest corner of
entry No COZ, and runs south % east 354
poles to a stake with hornbeam and rcd bud
pointers; thence south ll8o east 23& poles to
a stake thence south 3310 east, crossing
the railroad and with tie centre Of the mill
road 20 poles to a stake with elm and black
oak pointers; thence north 323o east 528
poles to tht centre Of the log drain across the
railroad; theuce with the centre Of the same
north 484o east 1929 poles to a stake on the
west boundary line of 1000 acre tact Of
land thence with the west boundary line
north st poles to a stake with ash and two
beach pointers, the northeast corner of said
entry COZ thence with the north boundary
line of the same west l52 poles to a stake
in the lower Beaver pond thence with the
west boundary line Of the same III poles to
the beginning, containing 10 acres, more or
less, including and excluding four acres, or
Whereabouts, which lies on each side Of rail-
road and embracing the same. said tract
conveyed to defendant league by John G.
Tunis, by deed of Sth February, 1859, and
registered Ia Book - p, - page 400, lth Feb
ruary, 1853, IN Registers Office Of Harde-
man county. Levied on as the property Of
j. Il. league.
" " MCCARLBY, Sheriff
Wood q MeNeal, Att'ys for plaintiffs.
decl4 It pr fee SO
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

BY virtue Of a venditioni ezpOnas IN my
hands, in favor ef ". J. Davis vs.. ". IL.
Bryant, issued by the Circuit Court Of Har-
6eman county, at the October term, 1867,
viii sell, for cash, at the Court House door, In
the town Of Bolivar, the first Monday in Janu-
tract Of land, lying in said county
Of Hardeman, IN range / and section
/ Of the 10th Surveyors District, and bound
ed as follows to wit: Beginning at a stake
with three post oak and Spanish oak point
ers, the southwest corner OF an occupant
survey for 81 acres, In the name Of John
Hardcaste; runs west poles ID a black
jack with two black jack and post oak point
ers, the southwest corner of the same
thence north 90 poles to a black oak with
black jack pointers, the northwest corner Of
the same, on the south boundary Of entry
No 6I8, for 32l acres, IN the name Of Il.
". Oliver thence west 100 poles to a post
oak, the southeast corner Of entry No. 5g6,
for 200 acres, in the name Of Ihos. i.
Neese thence west with the south bound
airy Of same llS poles to q stake, black wal
nut, black oak and Spanish On pointers, the
northeast corner Of an occupant survey, for
I95 acres, In the name Of II. Davis; thence
south with same 81 poles to a white oak on
the north boundary Of entry No. $40, for 967
acres; thence east with the same % poles to
a stake with white and Spanish oak pointers,
on the west boundary Of the same; thence
north A po es to a stake black oak pointer,
the northwest corner of the same; thence
east IS poles to a stake, two post oak and
hicEsrv pointers. the northeast corner of the
same thence south with the east line Of the
same lis poles to a stake with persimmon
and black oak pointers, On theoid State line
thence east 1lg police 10 the Beginning. con
taining I05 acres, more or less. Levied on
as the preDerbv Of William II BRYANT
II. r. sEetsaRLEY, Sheriff
Dennis Il Kobertsoa, 85r plaintiff
decI # ID fec SIC
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Yea. .zzrerstsenaes.fa.
SherfR7s Sale.


BY virtue of a vInditiOni exp0nas IN my
hands IN favor Of l.. Bills vs.. J. b league
issued by the Circuit Court of Hardeman Co
at the October term, 1867, I viii sell. for cash,
at the Court House door, in the town of
Bolivar, the first Monday in january. 1868
the following tract of land, to Wit: In Har-
deman county, lying on thewaters Of Clover
creek, being the west part Of entry No co.,
for 247 acres, made IN the name of Tunis
and beginning at stake with two beach
pointers, the most southwest corner of entry
No. GOT, and runs south go east, 353 poles
to q stake with hornbeam and red bud point
ers; thence soath IFS cast to stake 232
poles thence south $3.50 east, crossing the
railroad and with the centre of the mill road
90 poles to stake with elm and black oak
pointers; thence north 3240 east 528 poles
to the centre of the log drain across the rail
road thence with the centre Of the same
north 4S30, east 1929 poles to a stake on
west boundary Of the 900 acre tract of
land; thence with the west boundary line of
the same north ST poles to a stake with ash
and beach pointers, the northeast corner
of said entry No. 607; thence with the
north boundary line Of the same west l52
poles to a stake IN the lower Beaver pond /;
thence with the west boundary line of the
same III poles to the beginning, containing
122 acres, more or less, including and ex-
Guiding four acres, or whereabouts, which
lies on each side of railroad and embracing
same. Said tract conveyed to defendant
league by John G. Tunis Sth February,
1853, and registered in book q T. - page 408,
Ilth February, 1859, in Registers Office of
Hardeman county Levied on as the prop
erty OF J. b. league.
" W. NICCARLEY, Sheriff
Wood & MeNeal, Att'ys for Plaintiff
decl4 Il pr fee So
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-01-04
SHERIFF,S SALE

I5y virtue Of a venditioni exponas in my
hands, ia favor of Wm. Mcbride, trustee Of
Drake & Henry, VS.. j. B. and g. ". league,
issued bv the Circuit Court Of Hagdeman
county, at the October term, 1857, l will sell,
for cash, at the Court House door, ia the town
ofBolivar, the first Monday IN January, 1868,
the following tract of land, to wit: Ia Har-
deman county, lying on the waters Of
Clover creek, being the west part Of entry
No. co., for PAT acres, made in the name Of
Tunis, and beginning at stake with two
beach pointers, the most west southwest cor
ner of entry No. COZ, and runs south 90
east 353 poles to a stake with hOrnbeam and
red bud pointers; thence south II e east
238 poles to q stake thence south 1919 east
crossing the railroad and With the centre Of
the mill road 20 poles to a stake with elm
and black oak pointers; thence north 325o
east 523 poles to the centre of the log drain
across the railroad; thence with the centre Of
the same north 48f0 east 1929 poles 70 n
stake on the west boundary line Of the 900
acre tract Of land thence with the wes5
boundary line of the same north 81 poles to
a stake with ash and two beach pointers, the
northeast corner of said entry No. COZ !;
thence with the north boundary line of the
same west 152 poles To stake In the lower
Beaver pond; thence with the west boundary
lins-Of the same south III poles to the be
ginning, containing l22 acres, more or less.
including and excluding four acres, or there
abouts, which lie on each side of the rail
road and embracing the same. said tract
conveyed to defendant league by John C. Tu-
mis-, by deed of 8th- February, 1889 and reg
istered on February IL, 1859, in Registers
Office, Hardeman county, book p" page
405. Levied on as the property Of J. H.
league.
". II. MCCARTNEY, Sheriff
Wood & bIcNeal, Att'ys for plaintiffs.
dncIA IL n. Zee Sig
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1868-01-04

II Z hnoElson vs. james t4ltties
1t appearing from affidavit in this cause
that the defendant has removed himself from
the State of Tennessee, and attachment
having been returned with levy on defend
ants property endorsed thereon; it is or
dered that publication be made in the Boli-
var Bulletin for four consecutive wee ks, re-
curing said defendant, James Little, to ap-
near ia the town of Pocahontas, in the
county of Hardeman, and State Of Tennes-
see, in the counting room of =. Z. Duke, on
the Both day Of January, 1868, and defend
said suit, or Judgment will be rendered
against him. December 20, 1861
H. r. DORIS, J. P. II. G.
dec28 4t pr fee So
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sberif5s sale.

BY virtue of venditioni exponas IN my
hands, in favor of Thomas Baker rs. Samuel
b. Harris and W. ". McCariey, issued by
the Circuit Court o Hardcman county, at
the October term, 1861 viii sell, for cash, ut
the e urt II use dcor, IN the town CT Bolivar,
the first Monday in January, 1888, the To-
lowing tract Of land, lying ~ the
county of Hardeman and State of Tennes-
see, in range and section .. containing 275
acres, and bounded as follows viBs Begin
ming at a post oak, the northeast corner Of
entry No. 207l, for Is acres, in the name of
Thos Aashhurn; runs thence south l. poles
to a stake with two black oak. post oak and
hickory pointers east. crossing Cub creek at
II, Is and 81, in ali l72 poles, to stake
with two post oak and hickory pointers, On
the west boundary line Of entry No. 2,3l4,
for 100 acres north. crossing said creek at
%, in ali 500 poles to wlJ5te oak, the south
west corner Of entry No. 2 7i3, for 70acrrs,
in the name of - Cheshire west 10
poles to a large chestnut, marked J. G.. tho
southwest corner Of the same north 500
poles to a stake with n hickory pointer, tho
southwest corner Of entry No 2 I4l, for 25
acres, in the name Of ". sparks; west As
poles to n stake the southwest corner Of tho
same, north 90 p8lesseto q red oak the
northwest corner Of the same east
with its north boundary Inc and with
the line of said entry No. PTS, IL all
ISO5 poles to q hickory and red oak, tho
southwest corner Of entry No. LIS, for PA
acres, made in the name of YIN. Polk;
north 81 poles to a stake and black oak, the
southeast corner Of entry No. 2,7T4, for D
acres, in the name Of - Cheshire; west
IS poles to a post oak, the southwest corner
Of the same; north So poles to stake with
three Spanish oak pointers, the northwest
corner Of the same vest 80 poles to a
post oak marked J s south 20 poles to a
post oak marked J c., and tie nosth bound
airy line Of said Mashburn tract; east with
the same 4 poles 70 the beginning Levied
on as the property of Samuel d. Harris
W W. AeCARLEY, Sheriff.
decl4 4t pr fee SIS
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Atfachment Motice.

It appearing from affidavit in this cause
that the defendant is a nonresident, and is
gone to parts unknown to plaintiff, and at
tachment having been returned with levy
on defendants property endorsed thereon; it
is ordered that publication be made
IN the Bolivar Bulletin for four consecutive
weeks. requiring said defendant J. d.
Blundell. to appear IN the town Of Pocahon-
tas, in the county of Hardeman, State of
Tennessee, IN the counting room Of Z. +.
Duke. on the Both day OF January, 1868,
and defend said suit, or judgment viii be
rendered against him December 20, 1867.
II r. DoRRIs, J. P. Il. C.
dec2s It pr fec IS
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Attachment Mofice.

w. r. Reed vs.. Weeks and Blundell.
It appearing from affidavit in this cause
that the defendants are non-residents, and
have gone to parts unknown to plaintiff, and
attachment having been returned with levy
on defendants property endorsed thereon ;
it ordered that publication be made in the
Bolivar Bulletin for four consecutive weeks
requiring said defendants, Weeks and Blum
dell, to appear in the town Of Pocahontas, in
the county Of Hardeman, State of Tennes-
sce in the counting room of E. f. Duke, on
the Both day of January, 1868, and defend
said suit, or Judgment will be rendered
against them December 20, 1867.
IL Z. DORIS, j. P. II. G..
dec28 4t pr fee Sc
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By virtue of q vendi1ioni exponas in my
hands, in favor of l.. Bills vs.. j. NJ. Field
and J. v Field, issued by the Circuis Court
of HaTdeman county. at the October TERM,
1867, viii sell. for cash. at the Court House
door, In the town of Bolivar, the first Monday
in January, 1868, the following tract of
land in Hardeman couRty, containing IS
acres, IN range ,, section 2, conxeYtid by
Richard Rainier to John Field. and tegis-
tered 10th january, 1884, IN book Z, page
537, Of Hardeman county, and bounded as
70 lows, to wit: Beginning GO roles north
oil the outhwest corner of entry No. ,232;
thence south GO east 50 poles to a sake;
thenee north 126 poles to black oak
thence west so poles to n stake; thence
south "a poles to the beginning.
Also one other tract of land In Same
county, range and district, containing l59
acres, more or less, granted by State Of Ten
nessee, to John Field, lst December, 1852,
and registered in Office at jackson, vel IS,
beginning at a stake with two post oak and
black jack Re inter the northwest ceriler Of
entry No. Il32. for 50 acres, made in the
name of w Polk, and runs east Is poles t0
n black oak, the southwest corner Of entry
No. ,2.H. foFslG2 acres, in the name Of iYm.
n d. Rams thence north I50 poles to IA
small blaek oak sapling with two Blaek oak,
two post oak and hickory pointer, south
east corner of entry No. 732. for 220 acres,
in name of H. II Gossett; thence west $50
poles to a stake. his southwest corner, on
east boundary Hae of entry 453 for AZ
acres in name of = T Thompson; thence
.ouh % poles to q black jack, his southeast
corner Gu north boundary line Of entry No.
733, for 200 acres in name of Pryor Webb;
thence cast CD poles to stake with black
oakland black jack pointers. a northeast cc='
ner ofsame, Themes south lI0 poles to a
black jack, corner of the same; thence cast
81 poles to a black jack, his most eastern
northeast corner tbencssouth 90 poles toa
black gum, the northwest corner Of entry
No. ,529, for 10 acres; thence east 49 poles
to stake With two black oak pointers, on
the east boundary line of said entry No.
,232, for 80 acres; thence north 60 poles
to the beginning. Both above described
tracts Of land having been bought ut Il mas
ters SALE under County Court decree, on
18th April, 1867 By j. NJ Field Said land
/ levy on rs property of ] NJ Field
". w AICCARLEY, Sheriff.
Wood & McNeal, Attys for plaintiffs.
dec144s pr fec S2l