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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-08-05
Domestic News,

iBosToN, August 4.-Major White, said
to be of Tennessee, killed the wife of DR..
Alvin II. Hobbs, in the presence of her
husband and child, this morning. White
was arrested. e..
NEW YORK, August 4.-AIarshal Bar
low seized all the Spanish gun. boats this
morning, The cause is variously attri-
buted; the most plausible is that the
boats rare intended to operate against
Peru Barlow refuses to allow Coils.
Ryan and Courier to return to the
United States on parole.
The China took out $500, 600 in specie.
Michael Cortz, the alleged Cuban pa
triot, was arrested, to-day, while at
tempting to, pass. forged check for
$1,000.
SAN FRANCISCO, August At is stated
that $12, 600, 900 in gold coin is locked
up in the Assistant Treasurer's Office to
the injury of the business community.
The coroner's report shows 80 suicides,
IL murders and 80 fatal accidents within
the last year.
ST.. Louis, August 4.-The Marine and
Fire Insurance Company, of Peoria. IU..
has suspended.
MONTGOMERY, ALA, August 4.-The
election news is meagre, as far as heard
from. The vote is much less than last
year. The probabilities are in favor of
the election of Parkinson, Democrat, in
the Third District. by handsome majo-
rity. The contest between Worthy, De-
mocrat, and Buckly, Republican, in the
Second District. will be much closer
than was expected, and the latter's
friends are fearful of his defeat, on ac-
count of the great falling off of the ne
gro vote.
MOBILE. August 4.-Mann's majority,
in Mobile County, so far as heard from,
is l, 49, Several precincts are yet to be
heard from. The County probably gives
1900 for Mann.
At the court house in Baldwin Coun-
ty, radical negro mob took possession
of the polls, beat one white man badly,
and prevented any Democratic negroes
from voting That precinct gives Buck
22O majority.
Pollard, the capital of Escambia, gives
Mann 100 majority. Claiborne. Monroe
County, at P. NJ, had polled 3s3 votes
all for Mann. The Indications are that
Mann will be elected by 1900 majority.
CHAB1EsToN, August 4.-Arrived-
steamer j.. w. Everma, :, Philadelphia.
Sailed steamer Saragossa, New York
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SOLUBLE MANURES.

Ihe SuhuTic Acid and
Soluble
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DEATH OF THE SOLDIERS FRIEND
The Sandersville Georgian reports that
Mrs. Wagner, an old citizen of Wash
ington County, died at the residence of
her son, Mr.. Henry Wagner, on the 26th
ultimo. Mrs. W. was noted for her kind
Offices to the sick soldiers in Richmond.
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Henry Mcdaniel, colored preacher,
publishes card of thanks, in the Iuka
Gazette, to the white citizens of that city,
for having raised money enough to pay
his church out of debt. There was not
q single radical name on this subscrip-
ton list.
MIR. Defoul and another gentleman
(name unknown) were killed by loco
motive on the Hudson River Railroad,
near Fort Washington, on Saturday, and
Mr.. William Bradley was killed at New
Haven, on Saturday, having been knock
ed down and crushed by passing train.
On Sunday night the occupants of the
tents at the camp-meeting grounds at
Cedar Grove, Narragansett Bay, were
drugged with chloroform, and large
amount of money, watches and clothing
was stolen.
AUGUSTA AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD
STooK.-.Messrs. Bignon g. Crump, sold
at auctlon, yesterday, seventeen shares
OF this stock-nine ut 913 and eight at
Sl25O.-Augusta Constit,aionalist.
Theodore B. Giessern. o Young Phila-
delphian, was drowned while bathing in
the ocean, opposite tbs Columbia House.
Cape May, on the 31st ult.
Hfe III concord, N. H., on Saturday
night, destroyed stores and goods to the
value OF $40, 900. Patrick Mara, shoe
maker, was burned to death.
A man in Rutland, ILL.,, was seriously
injured while playing ghost The man
ne tried to scare wasn't one of them kind
He mashed Mr.. Ghosts skull
10000 lives were lost by the cyclone,
in British India, May 16.
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Mich Cows for Sale.
Notice to Cotton Growers

TEHHE Subscriber intends to run q Portable
Il Cotton Gin from Columbia to Kingsvile
and the surrounding country. Planters wish
ing my services can apply to me, at Colum-
bia. niCHARD TOZFR.
Aug5
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Last Wednesday, in the Senate of
the Tennessee Legislature, the House
bill for pay for Registration Commits
sioners passed first reading; and the
House resolution rejecting the proposed
fifteenth amendment, was taken up
and referred to the Committee on Fed
eral Relations. Although the propos-
ed fifteenth amendment undoubtedly
has strong friends in the Senate, the
unanimity of the House has virtually
settled its final disposition in the
Senate. In the House, the bill repeal
the law removing disqualifications
from holding office or sitting on juries,
by reason of race or color, WAS tabled
by a vote of41 10 80. The Banner says
the vote in favor of tabling would not
have been so large-perhaps would not
have been a majority-if it were not
that the question involved will be act
ed on by the coming Constitutional
Convention, thus rendering legislative
action unnecessary at present The
Senate bill repeating the test-oath
passed second reading.
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Lucy A. Hoge. ct al VS.. Hervey F. Huge, ct al.
Pursuant to decree of the Cbancery Court
at Columbia, Tennessee. at the September term
thereof, Is g, in the above cause, will sell to
the highest bidder, at the Court house in the
CITY of Columbia, on
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Card fr0m Hon. James II. Thomas.

TO THE EDITOR OF The COLUMBIA
HERALD: have been often solicited
to become a car didate to represent the
people of Maury County in the Con-
vention, and my reply has been for
months past, that did not desire the
position, that in my judgment, the
Convention should be composed Of our
ables. and best men, and that / had
not the vanity to claim to be one OF
that number, that the people could
choose from all the citizens of the coun-
ty, and that the person thus chosen
could not and should not decline. l
vet entertain the same opinion. The
people have an undoubted right, and
it is in like manner their duty and they
will make their own selection.
The responsibilities and difficulties
involved are so great, that / find the
wisest and most exper enced men of
the State, distressing their own ability
to perform the great work Oh amending
the Constitution, and feel that may
well hesitate to accept, but should rath-
er avoid the high responsibility and
question the propriety of rashly seek
ing its assumption. For myself cam
not do so. Upon my return home after
an absence of near two weeks, / find
"calr' published in your paper of Fri
day last, upon me to become candi-
date. This call is signed by my "Old
Friends and Supporters )" to these kind
friends / tender my sincere thanks, as
well for the honor done me, as also for
the flattering manner in which they
were pleased to refer to my humble
efforts l.: the public service, in days
long past. This call, so complimentary
in its character, requires that should
respond to it, and this note is written
in respectful and grateful acknowl-
edgment of its kind partialities.
trust the Convention will be COM
posed of men who will wisely and
firmly, yet with prudence and discre-
ton, restore and secure to the people,
all their just porers, rights and prira-
eyes. JAMES IL. THOMAS.
Columbia, Tenn, Nov. %, 1869.
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The Nashville Banner is fretful over

The Nashville Banner is fretful over
the spirit of disapprobation mani
tested by the country press and Others
ut the conduct of the caucus legisla>
tors. Does not the Banner know that
under its own inspirations party Is
forming in this county which de-
mands, as the principal, if not the on
ly. recommendation of candidates for
the State Convention, that they be OPP
posed to ANDREW JOHNSON? Thus,
that paper can see that it gives birth
to those very Presidential fellows"
whom it so severely condemns. john
sonism has nothing to do with the
qualification of delegates to the Con-
vention, and the people will have no
patience with candidates who make it
the leading issue of the canvass. The
Banner, cordially hating both JOHN
SON and Democracy, tries to con-
found the two. Mr.. J. no more con-
stitutes the Democratic party than the
Banner does the Radical party. He
chooses to join that party against Rad
zeal oppression, and is lead by it.
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SALE

BY virtue of a wit of vend toni exponas to
me directed from the Circuit Court of Maury
County, in favor Of Isaac lvey against Edwa
Burch, vii sell for cash to the highest bidder
at the Court II use in Columbia,
On MONDAY. 9TH DAY OF DECEMBEK, 1869,
al the right, tite and interest that the de-
tendant has in and to certai parcel of la d
situate in the State of Tennessee, ury Coun
tv, 2lst civil district. and in the town of Co
lumbia, being town lot with two improvements
on same and levied upon as the property of said
Burch. to satisfy said writ Of venditioni expo
mas. Sale in lawful hours. Pres fee 5000,
Nov %, 1869 r. ID. RICKETTS,, Sh If &c.
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NHERIFF SALE

By virtue of a writ of venditioni exponas
10 me di ecIed from he Circuit Cou OF Maui
~ County. in favor of Kelly. u of Annie
Phillip W. Chu ch and Haiwell, w Fiie.-
on and A L Pillow, will ell TO cal o The
highest bidder, a. the Court Hou e in Column
bia,
On MONDAY, THE 9TH OF DECEMBER, 1869,
all the light, lille, claim and intere,t that the
defendants have in and 20 a parcel OF land
county, 9. h civil dist. let, in the town OF CO.
lumbia, con aiming one and a half &C e., be
the anne mo or le,>. Levied upon O, the
p.ope. ty OF he defendants 20 All: fy laid Or
del of sale. Sale vii hin The houfS pc ciibed
by law. Pfess fee r ID RICKETTS,,
Nov - 1869. She if Mau. y County.
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$4,000 REWARD.
AGENTS WANTED, AGENTS

AGENTS WANTED! AGENTS
WANTED, SIS to S200 per month, male and
female, to sell the cPlt brated and original Com
mon Sense Family Sewing Machine, improved
aud perfected it will hem, fell, stitch. tuck,
bind, braid and embroider in a most sup rior
manner. Price only SIS. For simplicity and
durability, it has no rival. 10 not buy from
any parties selling machines under the same
nam as ours, unless having Certificate of
Agency signed by us, as they are worthless
Cast Iron Machines.
For Circulars and Terms, apply or address,
IL CRAWFORD * CO.,
AIS Chestnut Street, Philadel phia, Pa
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bHERIFF SALE.

OHERIFF SALE.
BY virtue of a writ OF venditioni ex ponas
issued from the Circui Court OF Maury County
and to me directed IN favor of the Bank
Tennessee agails' Z. c: KIRBY, Il. II. Caldwell
and W. c. Sheppard, will 5 Il ior ash, Ia the
highest bidder, al the Court House in Columbia
OK MoSD,r, TIE 9TH OF DEcENBEn, 1859.
a tract or parcel OF land situated in the State OF
Tennessee, Maury county, 25th civil district, on
the waters Of the Double Bran hes, adjoining
the lands OF K b Allen, E G 0verton ana DoU-
bins and others, containing $50 acres more ~
less, and levied upon the properly of heuj
Ii Caldwell to Salty said order oil sale. SAFE
within legal hours. Nov %, 1869.
RID RICKETTS,, Sheriff
OF Maury County.
Per Il ALUERsoN, ID shift.
Press ice 5000.
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Hickman County and the Convention.

We understand that there are three
candidates in Hickman County for
delegate to the State Convention, Maj.
Boiling GORDON, r. LYLEs, and
w. NJ. EwARDs. All of these gentle
men are good men, and either of them
would truly represent the people of
Hickman. Maj. GORDON was a MEM
Der of the State Convention in 1884,
and has been identified it'll State pol
itics for many years. He is a sound,
constitutional, State Rights man.
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ESTALOZZIANS.
PREPARATORY DEPARTMENT
OF THE
OLUMBIA ATHENA UM,

Is now under the direction of MRS. Z j DA-
Wis. of Hopewell. Tennessee. This lady has
great experience in the training of Chilaren.
and brings the highest recommendation from
her former patrons. Pupils of this Depart
ment are girls and boys under twelve years
age, who will be charged from date of entrance.
at the reduced price of two dollars and half
per month Besides thoroush course of ele
mentary instruction, these pupils will receive
daily lessons in French and Vocal Vocal Music
free of charge.
Patrons will do we'll to call at the Athenaeum
and examine this Department before placing
their children elsewhere.
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Call UpGn Judge W. P. Martin.

WnLIAMsroRT, Tenn, Nov. -, 90.
Judge U'la. p. Martin:
SIR: We the undersigned, knowing
that you are decidedly the choice of a
very great majority of the citizen of this
portion of the County, and believing, al
so, that you would be alike acceptable
to every other portion, therefore we earn
estly desire you to become candidate
to represent Maury County in the Con-
vention which is to. convene in Nash-
vile, OH Monday, the 10th day of Janu-
airy, 1870, to amend the Constitution of
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John A. Hough VS.. John D. Moore, ct al.
Pursuant TO decree eff the Chancery Court
at Columbia, at the September term, 1862 in
the above eau e, will sell TO the highest bid
der at the Court House in the city of Column
bia
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OHERIFF SALE.

By virtue of W it OF vendi Joni exponaS
to me directed from the Ci4 cult Cour, OF Maui
ry County, in favor OF Edwa. q William Ex'r
&C vs. f ID Sowell, n SOwell and 81 SoweE
will offer for ale Tor ca h 20 The highest
bidder, at the Court House in Columbia,
ON MONDAY. 9TH OF DECEMBER, 1869,
all the right, lille, claim and inie. est hat The
defendant, Sowell>, have in and toa tract of
OF parcel of land Qheii undivided interest in
the same) manning 600 &C. e., mo. o. less,
iii uated in the Sac of TenneN es, M-ut y
County 2l>t civil district, adjoining the lands
of Mis- Eve EFT, John NJ Allen, David hol-
comb, VIM Dooly, r II Oglevie and Others,
and levied upon a the properly Of said de-
PENDANTS, Soweii-, o ai,iy said der of sale.
Sale wi hin egal hou esS fee 5000.
Nov -, 1863. Il ID RICKETTS,, sheriff sc.
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.OHANCERY SALE
FOR
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4TH, 1869

William E. Moore and Wife VS.. j. b. Ii. Lee
Pursuant to a decree of the Chancery Court
at Columbia, Tenn at the Septemb' term, 1853,
in the above cause, l will sell to the highest
bidder, on the premises, on
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1869,
a valuable Dwelling House and lot, situated III
the City of Columbia, on West Main Street,
sdjoining the lots Of w. Fl. Polk and others, and
known as the residence Of the late DR.. Jno. b.
Hapcs.
Terms One and two years credit from the
first of January. 1870, with interest from said
date, except 500 in Cash. The purchaser re-
qulred to execute notes til good security, and
a lien retained for the purchase money,
Sale free from The right of redemption.
Oct. 80, 1859. J. L. WILLIAMS, c. & NJ.
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ALUABLE
FARM FOR SALE.

CONTAINING 100 ACRES LAND,
Living n the n. and d. r r., absIt one mile
south ef Carters Creek Station. There Is
comfortable house with four no ms, kitchen,
smoke house, out houses, &c, &c. For fertility
the MAGE cantot be surpassed, besides ii is
splendidly adapted to raising Stock. The wa
ter is said to be almost the finest in the count.
For particulars apply TO
Aug. l3-tf. Rufus .. foLh-
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John C.. & James NJ. Alexander Ex ,cut"- VS..
$. r. Alexander, ct al.
Pursu mt to de rec of the Chancery Court at
c lumbia Tennessee al The September term
thereof, 1889, in the above cause, will sell 10
the high st bidder, at the Court House in the
City of Columbia on
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L me LAND

l. me LAND
FOR SALE.
In obedience TO a decree of the Chancery
Court at Columbia, on the
FIRST MONDAY, THE 9TH DAY OF De-
GENDER NEXT,
at the Court House in the town of Columbia
/ will sell to the highest bidder, that part of
The tract of land lately owned by Granville
A. Pillow, decd, which lies East of the Co
lumbia and Comprehensive road, and South
of the Mill tract. sE
This tract to be sold contains, about go or
go acres and is as well adapted TO stock
farm as any other farm, for which wood, wa
ter and rich soil is required, as any land in
the State. There is about 20 acres in cultiva-
ton and the balance well set IN Blue G. ass.
Little Bigby Creek runs through, and there
Is also o good spring upon the land
Al o, a small tract of land lying on the East
side of said creek and West of said road, con-
tanning about two acres.
Also q tract of about 30 acres of Cedar land
living on the Rail- Dad about ~ miles South
of Columbia.
All of said land will be surveyed and the
exact number of acres ascertained before the
sale.
Terms.-One third cash, and the balance
on a credit of one and two years, with inter-
est from the ISt day of January, 1870, when
possession will be given. Notes with good
security will be required.
JAMES II. THOMAS, Trustee
Oct 26, 1869. And Commissioner, &c.
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SALE
OFVALUABLE FIGURING MILLS.

Pursuant TO decree of the Chancery Court
at Columbia, Tennessee, at the September
term thereof, 1869, in the cause of Valentine
q Moore ei al W. ola, Jamison and o hers,
and A Lollar VS.. May F Loliar e. al, 1 will
sell to the highest bidder o. the p-emi es,
On SATURDAY, JANUARY lsT, 1870
village of Neapolis, Maury County, Tenn,
immedia ely on The Columbia and anklin
Turnpike Road, and near the Ma shville and
Deca ur Railroad.
Terms: Six, Twelve and a months cred
IL, with inteie est fIom day of sale, The pu :
chaser required to execute NOES with good
ecu rity and lien retained for the purchase
money.
Nov %, 1869. l. WILLIAMS, q NJ
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LOT IN COLUMBIA
FOR SALE.

Pursuant to a decree OF the County Court of
Maury County in The cause of w Farncy vs.
Elizabeth G Ament, vii. sell at the door of the
Court House, Ia COiumoia,
OK MnNDAr, DECEMBER THE 27ru, 1867,
A House and Lot in the town of Columbia, and
known as the Elizs B Fainey lot. and the same
adJoins the lot of John McGaw, Mas Bynum
and others.
Terms Of Sale SiO0 cash, the balance on a
credit OF one and two years with interest from
date. The purchaser requi' ed to give bond with
two good securities and lien retained.
JOHN b PADGEGT, Clerk, &c.
Nov "a 1869
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Press fee 5000.

Nur1CE.
By virtue of writ of venditioni expouas to
me directed from the Giro nit Court OF Maury
County in favor OF. Engle use of l. Nah
against Isham Lamb and others, will sell for
cash. to the highest bidder, at the Court House
in Columbia,
OK MONDAY, 2TrH DAY OF DECEMBER, 1869,
all the right, title, claim and interest that the
defendant Lamb has n and to a parcel of lLnd
situate in the State of Tennessee, Maury county.
9th civil isrrirt, being town lot in the city of
Co umhia, No ~, and levied urun rs the prom
erty of said lsham Lamb. to satisfy said VIII {
venditioni ex onas. Sale within the time pro
scr,bed BY law. Nov q, 1853.
Ii D RICKETTS,.
Press fee 5000. Sheriff Maury Co.
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Alexander Mackey ct. al. vs.. NJ. A. Barnett ct al
Pursuant to decree CT the Chancery Court
at Columbia TENNESSEE. at the September term
thereof, 1869 in the above cause, will sell to
the highest bidder, at tee Cohrl House in the
city Of olumbia, on
MONDAY, DEcEABER 9TH, 1869.
q valuable House and 10, situated in the city of
Columbia, near the west margain of said city,
containing q scres, hing the same upon
which W. w. Campbell Hsid, at the time Of
to the dover Interes. of Mrs. Campbell.
Terms: One and two years credit With inter-
est from date of sale, exbept the sum of sl25
in Cash. The purchaser required to execute
notes with approved security, am lien retain
ed forthe purchase money.
Sale free from the right Of redemption.
October 20, 1862 j. l.. WILLIAMS, c. i N
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DISSOLUTION.
The co-parenersbip heretofore existing be-
tween MURPHY & ATTWELL is this day
dissolved by mutual consent. All persons
indebted to or having claims against said
firm will call and settle without delay:
WLMURPHY,
l. H ATTWEIIL.
Columbia, Tenn, Nov 10, 1869.
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Y ALUABLE FARM
- FOR SALE.

am authorized to sell valuable farm, two
miles and a half from Columbia, $40 acres;
with fair Improvements, embracing a good
Gin, for one-thiId cash, the balance on one
and two years with interest. The land is
situated Immediately on Duck river, and is
well adapted to stock. 1t IL susceptible OF
easy division and will be divided for the ac-
cOmmodaLlon OF two or more purchasers. \
bargain can be had If Immediate application
ismade. Apply atmy office.
Oct. %, lS69-it. +. G. HUNTINGTON
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COLUMBIA, TENN:
rRmAY. NOVEMBER 20. 1856

sRALL Advertising will be considered
CASH and collectable any time after the
hrst insertion.
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SALE

BY virtue If a writ of ven itioni cxpnnas.
from the err nit Court OF Maury County, to
me directed, in favor of Anderson. McCamp-
bell 4 Co. against J. A., W. 7. and Charlie, s.
Nichols, will sell for cash to the highest bid
der at the Court House in Columbia,
On MONDAY, IHE 21TH OF DECEMBER, 1869.
all the right, title. claim and interest the defend
ants has in and 10 a tract of laud situate in the
State of Tennessee. Maury County, 9th evil
district, ado ming the lands Of Mrs ID Lock
ridge, DIR White, Robert Aldersons lei and
others. containing ~ acres NOR or less and
levied upon as the property of said defendants
to satisfy said writ # ven il on expuuas. Sale
within lawful hours. Nov. %, Is 9.
RID RIChETTS,
Dro-e g. IN IN Shar;A E.,
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LAND FOR SALE.

LAND FOR SALE.
Pursuant to a decree of the County Court Of
Maury County, in the cause Of Calvin p. Spark
man, Administrator, &c. vs.. the heirs ioi
Churchwel Wollard, deceased, viii sell upon
the premises, in District No. l, Marry County,
OnSaturday, December, 18th, 1869,
All the real estate Of which the said Church
well Wollard died seized, except that portion
covered bv the widows DOVER. Said land is
situated in District No. /, of Maury County.
and adjons the lands of john 8. Mcknight or
Eek, Mrs. Walters, Lewis Hutchinson, ami
the heirs of -DortOn, deceased. The sud
land will be sold in various tracts to suit pur-
chasers, and ntains in the aggregate, outside
of The dover, about 452 acres. Terms Of sale
$50 Cash, and the balance on a credit of one
and two years, with interest from date, and the
purchaser viii execute notes with two good Sc
curities, and a lien retained on the land for the
payment Of the purchase money.
JOHN Is. PADGElT, Clerk, &c.
November IL, 1863.