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lorrcE.

On the FIRST day of August, 1870, on the
premises, in the town of Columbia, Maury
count, Tennessee, by virtue of the powers upon
me conferred by certain deed made BY VIM.
Wood to me, and which is registered in the
Registers office for said county, IN Book :, VOL
2, page ia, will expose to public sale, to the
highest bidder, for cash, nil that property con-
veyed BY said deed 70 me, viz, Lot No. 90. Sit
said Wood resides and upon which said Woods
shop is located, together with thu engine ma
chinery, fixtures, &C., in said deed described.
Said sale is made to discharge the trusts Of
said deed, and the house and lot, &C., VIVA b
sold free Of the equity Of redemption. viii
convey only such title as in me vested BY said
deed. ;s--F 81 sCr,,, - -, :; - !.
Jul,S 1919. 5ts-,... N. 7. MOORE
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On account of mistake in the advertisement
below as heretofore published, it is inserted
again, with the correction made, stating the in
selvency of the personal estate, as follows: 9,
have this day suggested to the clerk of the
County Caurt of Maury county, the Insolvency
of the personal estate of John Amis, decd.
Allpersons having claims against said estate are
hereby notified to file them with the Clerk Of
said Court on or before the first day of Septem-
Der, 1870, duly authenticated as the law directs,
and all persons indebted to said estate are here
by notified to come forward and make settle
meut with the undersigned as Executor of said
John d. Ams, dec'da . ~ - .---,
juls-4t. ASA HARDISON, E1'r.
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Commencement OF the University or
Virginia. % fass

CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA, July 2, 1870.
+ Editor Herald From the caption
of this letter you will see that am in
the !" highlands of the Old Dominion
one of the most lovely and picturesque
countries under the sun; and made
doubly interesting and attractive by
the generosity and hospitality of its
people. Though impoverished by the
war yet I find they have not departed
from thoise noble characteristics for
which the people of Virginia have ever
been distinguished. And whilst / am
within her borders, I feel indeed that 1
am treading upon the hallowed soil of
the "Alma Matern of country in
whose bosom sleeps our Washington
and our Jefferson; yea, too, and our
sStonewall jackson, together with a
long line Of other illustrious statesmen
and heroes. rpsl -ad 80 ,isfol
/ And it further does my soul good to
tell you that 1 realized the pleasure I'M
bounded OF feasting my eyes to-day, for
the first time in my life, upon that no.
bic, that godlike form Of our illustrious
Lee; and whilst I gazed upon that
great man, and listened to the thrilling
strains of our Once national air 'rDixie, -
made peculiarly impressive by the sur
roundings, for indeed there were the
Hon. George II. Pendleton, of Ohio,
and Ex-Governor Stephenson, of Ken
lucky, and host of other noblesAI
shall never forget the emotions that
rocked my heart like the waves of the
sea, when contrasted our former pres
tige, our glory and renown, with the
present distracted, disaffected and sub
jugated fragments of lost Confedera-
ton. .-.,.. 49,. .-.,-q. a.. 80. ~.
l. have been here for q week attend
ing the commencement exercises of the
University, and have indeed had a
" feast.of reason and a flow of SOUL"
Yes, I have mingled with the beauty
and chivalry of Virginia and other sis
ter States, till my cup is made almost
brim full. 49, ,.-tI
Hon. George H. Pendle!on, of Ohio,
was the chosen orator of the occasion,
by the two literary societies of the Uni
versity, and a, more chaste, classic and
purely, literary effusion. Ilnever heard
pass nom the lips of man. You will
find his speech reported in the New.
York Herald Of the soth ult., as that
paper had one or more, reporters pre-
sent. isgsfrs HE is1s ,aliiria-g "a - , p
! All is now over, and I leave to-day
for the Greenbrier White Sulphur
Springs. Yours, etc., .rtol FL. G. "a
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Allthe railroads in Tennessee have
agreed to collect only half fare from
delegates to the Judicial Convention,
which is to meet in Nashville ON
Monday next. ~
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(IHANCERY SALE
OFINSOLvENT CLAIMS.

Pursuant to decree Of the Chaacery Court a
Columbia at the March term, 1870, in the case
Of James Akin, admir-, vs. heirs ami CT editors o
VIM. r. Porter, deed, l Will sell to the highest
bidder at The Court House in Columbia, on
ven. claims due the estate ofsaid W. r. Por
decd. j. l.. WILLIAMS, @. b y.
June II, 1870.
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came from Nashville on the 10 o'clock train
rain on Tuesday night, June %, and as step
ped of at the Columbia Depot missed my
pockctbook. 1t contained 81. so in current mon
ey, and five or six hundred dollars in notes and
the finder, ifhe will send or leave 1t with
George Martin, or myself. Columbia, Tenn.
ul7-tf ri 7. w. ESTES. =
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
Lewis w. Grimes. Admir-, ct al, vs., John W
Todd and Wife, ct a..

10 appearing to me from the petition of pc
titioners filed in this cause that John w. Todd
and wife, Julia T., are non-residents of the
State of Tennessee, and residents of the State
of Missouri, so that the ordinary process of law
cannot be served on them. 1t is therefore or
dered that publication be made In the COLUMBIA
HERALD, newspaper published in the town of
Columbia for -four w co1set ut,ve weeks, reqgir ne
be and appear before the County Court Of said
county, on the first Monday in August, 1870,
and plead, answer or demur to compliments
bill, or the same will be taken for confessed aud
set for hearing ex parie. Witness,
JOHN NJ. HICKEY,
jul I-1S70-4tpr fee : Cl'k of said Court.
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DIR. Nichols, of Poplar Top, Frierson
settlement, brought US few magnifi-
cent wild goose plums on the glorious
Fourth, which is about month ahead
of the usual time. He says he would
have given us more If we had not been
so young and unmarried. -eeil;ai 2
body stole a cotton bloom from the
Valley on last Sunday. -
We have taken no part in the news
paper discussion which has been
fiercely waged during the past month
FOR and against convention TO select
Conservative candidates for the SUI
prone Bench. A partisan conven-
ton for the purpose of selecting cam
didates for the Supreme Bench under
ordinary circumstances would be an
evil, but such a result would be far
better than the election of Radical
Radical judges have been the main
cause of the oppression under which
the people have suffered. Very
much could be said for each side of
this question, and We hayc:said moth
ing. The indications are that there
will be two parties, the non-conven-
tionists and Radicals, headed by the
Banner on one side, and the nomi-
nees of the convention on the other.
If such be the case, our neutrality will
be changed into activity. The Nash
vile Banners position rs general
rule is the true one, but no position
is true under all circumstances and
carried TO extremes. y,r --.-.. = 81 a..
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SALES

By virtue Of two vrits Of yenditioni expouus
U4ne directed from the Circuit Cqnr of Maui
bounty, both in favor Of Lycurg Mccall vs..
HarRroyes and others, VI proceed to
for cash 10 the highest bidde(h the court ]
se door, in the town Of CO.. kbia, on Mon
4, the 1st day Of August me- she iolIowing
ned tract. @ parcel Of ~ One taet Of
groves Of L. Mccall. sdministfslor Of s. Hartly.
deceased, lying in the twenty. fifth civil district
of Maury county, State of Tennessee, bounded
as follow 10 wit: On the North By the land
of VIM. Hargroyes, last by q certain tract of
sossd 's sy StJ sa ~ NJ 5; ssssssss
tract belonging to the said H.rgroves, contain
ing ~ HzFe1 f6oFs o. legs.. =
!. 4 also leyy on a CERTAIN tact pf land As the.
properly q. tts laid yo1. hirgfoycs, lying Ia
!hc "a aid 25tk eiSiT daiissttife of injury conn
NedlA; By fhy lm1 ief WIN. Ia HaRroses, on
the Est byshe a&e9s deestihsa land y tslohging
70 thA, said Je4, AasEf0yss, en- he SDuth by j.,
7. Rheads. on the West by b r. Cpckest, con-
tanning ten acres moro or Las. o., III =. :
: also Icsyoi csrtkin tfsct Of land belong,
ing - ~ baid 5os Hsrgtotes, lying in the
75th o7sib d16eslct % 1atiry C6d1tS and State
Of TcnneeGe, J ihoii0sd d fbllows: On the
North by they laadsof Wm. Hstgreyes, on the
+; Epekse, o. as West s. lie Hardy dss-
cribed, Containing five acres more Or less. -. -
also levy on certain tract or parcel Of
lnnd - the properly Of the said Jos. Hafgroves,
held ~ ehuy, lying in the 23d civil district Of
Aangt cuultys sad State Of lIeunessee, and
On the North BY the lands
Of Il. n. Crocketh on The West By ByF. Crock
ett On The South BY D. F. Crockett. on the East
~ Ma; H.rgroyes, Containing 8 acres more or
less. The three hast named tracts subject to
Iwo levies msde BY nae in favor Of Duncan
He RAeI lesied Ionias The property, Of defendant
Jos.i HarErEyes To satisfy said writs of vendi-
tioni cxpOnus. Sale within legal hours. .i1p1
: isig slai SINS FLATTA, Sh'f.
.Ii.sais.;R Fer Henry johnson, D. s.
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By virtue of three executions to me directed
from the Circuit Court of Maury county. one in
favor of James Jones, guardian, VS. l.. r. W ilson
John Fl. Stratton and W..J. Armstrong execrt r
and one in favor of ]. N. Mayes Il Co., rs l.. 4
Wilson Admir-, and the other is in favor of
Mayes K Street vs. L. X. Wilson, John II.
Stratton and L. r. Wilson, Admir-, will pro-
coed TO sell for cash to the highest bidder at the
corr house door in the town of Columbia, on
Monday 1.-The first day ofAugust next, tract of
parcel ofland situated in Aaury county Tenn,
civil district No. Q, and bounded as follows, 10
wit; Beginning at stake in the centre of the
Mt. Pleasant pike 10 2 10 N. E. of; the corner
of the original tract or purchase in the centre Q
said pike and running south 20 deg. nin.f
east 90 poles to stake in the original line o in
north of an elm marked side line, thence with
line Of the original survey, north 50 deg AZ min.
east passing corner of part bought of A. Gholson
at 43 poles and IL links, in all one hundred and
thirty five poles and thirteen links to stake,
thence south min, west Al poles links to
stake thence north SO deg. and 20 min, west
passing corner Of part bought Of A. Gholson OIL
poles and % links, and passing corner of pars
Of George NJ. Martin at lsa poles and 20 links,
in all i IS poles and % links 70 stake in centre
of Mt. Pleasant pike north 80 deg. 80 min.
east passing corner Of part bought Of Kirby at
81 poles and IA links, in all 81 poles and l9
links, to the beginning: containing 50 acres 2
roods and 20 percIies. levied on as the property
of defeudeut, Mrs. b. R. Wilson to satisfy said
executors.) ..fVah2 SIMS LATTA, 4
July i4t- pr fees tG s9f3ssi Sheriff. /
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lNOTICE TO - hnirAi7 s1asssi W
"a $3.50 Nl3 i, t,l-'- ft..ggf, f.ls..,ftsi
Bridge Builders

Wanted first class double track Bridge
over Duck River, ct Columbia, Tenn. Soaked
proposals "A to modcle, timbers, varnnties, Sc,
viii be received by the undersigned until Nom
day the LIST day. Of August next. -
,"''fl JAMES H. WILKES, ' 3
~ =. f. 8. BUTLER, ? NJ fs.f,s,aa
a,s !s'. H.B. DAfMwOOD, g,s ~
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By virtue of writ Of vcnditioni exponus TO
me directed from the Circuit Court OF Many
county, in favor of r. II. Janlison administra-
tor VS. Wiley Morley, Iwill proceed to sell for
cash to the highest bidder at the, Courthouse
door in the town of Columbia. on Monday, the
first day of August next, q tract or parcel OF
land situated in Maufy county, Tenn., in dis
trict No. S, and bounded as follows: beginning
at W. j. Bridges tdeeeased) corner in the
center of the ShelbyvilIe turnpike road, run
ming South With his iine--passng said Bridges
to Mrs. Martins corner at 81 deg. and 81 min.
and running with her line Soatii in all liz deg.
SO poles to a stake, two elms and NORWOOD
pointer, thence South SO deg. % min. East n
deg so poles TO 4 stake, thence North 70 deg.
min, East 50 deg. IS poles to the center Of
the shelbyviIIe turnpike, thence with the center
of said pike to the beginning, containing by es-
timation 6fty-taree acres, two roods and
twenty perehes, more or less; it being the same
tract coming By Hugh Bradshaw on the 2Sth
day Of September, 1857, TO VIM. NJ. Sullivan,
now owned and occupied by Wiley b. Morley,
levied on as the property Of said defendant w.
b. Worley, to satisfy said writ of venditIoni ex
ponus. SIMS LATTA, Sh'f.
-sfas,s h;e- Per Rufus Thomas, ID. S.
iuly1- 4t-pr fee -. 49,.
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urEs AHEAD.

MEMPHIS, July 2-Vicksburg re-
ports that the steamer Pargoud brings
the news that Lee was ahead forty
five minutes at Lake Washington,
100 miles above Vicksburg. The
Natchez passed that point running
very fast. -
Boats ere not in sight at Helena at
3:l5 ,.--...,s
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& BY vift rsof a writ of ycnditioni .sxposqsst y
me direct ed from tie Circuit Court ~ Maury
bounty, in ,avbr Of &. II, 1amison VS.. a, y. Da-
Wis. Sarah I. Davis and Asa Davis, Twill PRO
coed. to sell for cash to the highest bidder. ~
the Courthouse door, in the town Of C0lahbie,
on Monday the LIST day Of August nsxt, astract
or parcel OF land lying o. the waters ofl Fonnr
tain creek, district Ma Many county, Tene;
Perry, on the South by the lands OF David
Wells, on the East By Mrs. Perry, "a me West
by the lands Of David Wells, containing about
sixty acres more or less. lsvie& on as the prop,
erty of Sarah Davis to satisfy saiiIvrit Of 5Ga-
ditieni cxp0nuss Sale within legal honrsseT n.
:. ~, 7s-v 90 SINS LATTA, Sh,E :
r. satsl ..s.rI Fer Rnfas Thomas, p. s.. /.
Juiyl74t7pr Zee ?; vssirr.ss-;S =, fo-t -,
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nrAI,L Advertising Will be considereo
CASH and collectabie any time -alaol "ie
firSt fnasI1iOn. lr..fllg r..llcilinE.2 ~ O.
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Congress will adjourn the Is inst.
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. BYvirtue Of writ Of venditicni cxponus TO
ma Directed from The Circuit Court of Maury
county 10 savor Of n. Burns va 81 b. Tbdmp.
soa and G. B. Polk, will proceed to sell to the
hGheat biddsr. q the Courthouse door 10 the.
toWnIpf Colnnbia, on, Mqnday the LIST day Of
August next house md = icy il the town, Of
"a the Moth 81 Fqes street. East BY Glade
sheet, iSeatk ~ The ios o. John p. AcGaw,
md West by the lot OF Mrs. Sanford, and all
he right, titiss ahd interest of said, Thomp-
son therein, levied On AS the property of Silas
b. Thompson to satisfy said writ Of yenditioni
exponue. Sale within legal hours. ~
SINS LATTA, Sh'f ~
iulyi-4tpr tes y R.ii..i Of, Of! Maary County
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By virtue Of witt of venditioni exponus to
me directed from the Chancery Court at Column
bia in the case OF A. NJ. WiDgfeld, @. & NJ,
against j. NJ. Wagstaff, Martin Fry, Admir-,
&c, and ]. NJ. Brown, will sell for cash to the
highest bidder ut the court house door in Co
lumbia, on Monday the first day of August, 1870,
all the right, title, claim and interest that J..
NJ Brown has in and to the following tract or
parcel of land situated m the State Of Tonnes
see. Maury county in the 9Th civil district, on
the head waters of Fountain Creek, bounded
by the lands of A. Hill, John Ingram, and
others, containing ls0 acres be the same more
or less, and levied upon as the property of de-
PENDANT j. NJ. Brown, to satisfy said order
of sale. Sale Ia legal hours. +'fsA
.i-i,. SIMS LATTA, Shift y {.
July 14tpr fee z Per Rufus Thomas, D. s. z
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THE GREAT STEAMBOAT RACz.

The dullness of the cheated term"
was greatly cnfivened on FRIDAY, Sat
urlay and Sunday last, by the great
boat race between the magnificent
Mississippi, steamers, the r. E. Lee,
and tho Natchez, from New Orleans to
st. Louis. The excitement and intense
interest Of. the people was not con-
fined to the, people along the banks Of
the " Father of Waters" but even the
citizens of our quiet little country
city discussed with great feeling the
merits of the two boais.s The race has
long bcend decided, and everybody.
knows the result, but we give some Of
the dispatches to show how much ex-
cited everybody was about the races:
MEMrHIs, July 2.lThc. excitement
in regard to the boat race increases
hourly, and betting is very heavy
with little odds in favor of either.
Experienced s.eamboatmen claim that
the Natcl,ez has great advantage in
the river hence to Cairo. AS there is
no telegraph Office between here and
Vicksburg, except at Helena, and they
win not probably reach there before
4 O'clock, nothing can be learned.
Several boats viii leave here at 4
O'Clock, with excursion parties, to
meet them. Ample arrangements
have been made for. coaling. Tugs
will be stationed in the middle Of the
river at s o'clock with barges to sup
ply them, without having to stop. !.
SECOND prsPATcH-THE LEE 40 MN
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jul,1-4t-pr fees

By virtue Of writ of venditioni exponus to
me directed from The Circuit Court Of Maury
county in favor Of Nathan Yaught VS. ]. F. Al
derson. will proceed TO cell for cash to the
highest bidder at the Courthouse door in the
town Of Columbia, on Monday the LIST day of
August next all the right title and interest of
r. anderson in certain tract of land situated
in the nth civil district of Maury county,
Tennessee, and bounded on the South by A.
williams land. on the East BIZ N. p. Erwin, on
the North and West by B. NJ. Alderson's land,
containing eighty acres more orless, and levied
on as the property Of the defendant J. F. AL
derson to satisfy said wit of venditioni expon-
US. Sale within Illegal hours. c
julyl4t-pr fees SIMS LATTA, Shift.
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BY virtue. of writ Of yenditioni csponus to
me directed from the Circuit Court of Maury
county, in favor Of James NJ. Cranberry vs..
Mrs. Eliza A. Hoge, g. s.. Hoge, Gus Hoge
and Cornelius Hoge, will proceed TO sell for
cash to the highest bidder at the court house
door in the town of Columbia on Monday, the
first day of August next tract or parcel Of
land situated in the State of Tennessee, Maury
county, district No. IL, and bounded as follows:
On the north by the lands of the late J.. w.
Jennings decd, west by the lands of William
Ingram and east by the lands Of s. j.. Ingram,
and it being the land belonging to the late Mo-
ses Hoge, decd, and levied on as the property
HOPE and Cornelius Hoge, to satisfy said writ
of yenditiopi exponus. Sale in legal honrs.
SIMS LATTA, Sh'ff.
Jul Atm fee Jesse s. Harris ID. 8,
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Maury county, Tennessee, bounded on the
South by the land of R. n. Nicholson, onlthe
East by Duck river and hei-s of ". r. Sharp,
deceased ON the North by David Underwood.
on fhe West BY DOCK hrfis fnd Nv. Edgin.
supposed to be ninety acres more or less, levied
ON as the property Of ". G. 81 n. Dickens
to satisfy this writ Of yenditioni exponus. Sale
Eithinlegal hours.,e SINS LATTA, Shf !
cr Derry l0hhnso ss p s -
iec ffsss.. si;@s III All sf,.s, ~
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By virtue of a writ of venditioni cxponus to
me directed from the Circuit Court of Maury
County in favor Of VS.. Rainey, administra.
tor vs.. J. Y. Hardison, will proceed to sell
for cash to the highest bidder, at the Court
house door in the town Of Columbia, on Mon
day, the LIST day of August next, tract or
parcel Of land situated in the county of Maury,
State Of Tennessee, district No. 8, bounded on
the East by the lands of ]. H. Hardison, on
the South By J. Sellers, on the West by a trac.
recently sold OF the defendants on the North
by J. Sellers, containing one hundred and thirty
acres more or less, levied on as the property OF
of defendant J. Y. Hardison to satisfy this
writ Of yenditioni exponus. Sale within legal
hours, ii.frF 4 BINS LATTA, Sh'f.
,Ii.f-o. l1,si f8f Per Henry johnson, d. S.
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By virtue of writ of venditioni exponus to
me directed from the Circuit Court of Maury
county, in favor of the State Of Tennessee vs..
Mrs. &. T. KinEer, will proceed to sell for cash
to the highest bidder at the Courthouse door in
the town of Columbia, on Monday, the first day
of August next, house and lot or parcel Of
land Situated in the 9Th civil district Of Maury
county. Tenuessee and bounded as follows: on
the East by Duck river. on the South by John
Hggroves, on the West by Columbia and
Franklin turnpike, on the North by the heirs OF
James H, Ashton, containing ~ acres more
or less, levied on as the property OF defendant
Mrs. n. +. Kinzer to satisfy said writ Of vendi-
tioni exponus. Bale within legal hours. q iifl;.
81 'lf11f 9sor SIMS LATTA, Shift
,,,Ir1 -xt.n, feeA -, of Maury County.
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STUMP & MARSH,
TONS0RIAL & PHYSI0GNOMICAL
'Manipulators.

PROF. l.. WALLER, long and favorably
known in Middle Tennessee as n practical
Mill Wright, Engineer and Mill Stone Dresser,
respectfully offers his services to the citizens Of
MauTy County during this year. Orders sent
to him at Culleoka, Tenn, will meet prompt
attention. Refers to DIR. James AIKEN, at CO.
lumbia. ~ feblS-ly
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I' y 30 sd lIIHTl OlMP Ia IA,
JuIi.4spr fces Sheriff Maury county

By virtue of writ of venditioni exponus to
mo directed from the Circuit Cont Of Maury
county in favor of Macy 4 Brown VS. defen-
dents, J. D. Whitw orth and T. s., Crawford, !
will sell for cash to the highest bidder at the
court house door in the town of Columbia on
Monday tho first day Of August next a tract or
parcel Of land situstedin the State of Tennessee,
Mauryicounty, district Nos, and the same near
the vest margin of the town of Columbia, on
the Hampshire turnpike and conveyed to de-
fendant 7, 8. Crawford. by Elizabeth Bolton,
and BY G. 8. 3 S.iW. Brown to Elizabeth Boil
ton, and both conveyanees duly registered in
the Registers Office Of Mauy county, contain
ing four and halt acres more or less, and lev
led on rs the property Of defendant T. s. Craw-
ford. to satisfy said writ Of yenditioni exponus.
Sale in legal hours. SIMS LATTA, Shift
Jul I-4tpr Fee jesse s. Harris, b. 5.
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: By virtue of two writs Of renditioni exponus
10 me directed from the Circuit Court of Maury
county in favor Of Sutlifc L Owen VS. A. NJ.
Bailey, and John Glenn VS. J. j.. Wood, A. NJ.
Bailey and L. r. Payne, l will sell at the
court house door In the town of Columbia, on
Monday, the first day of August next, tract Of
land levied on as the property of A. NJ. Bailey,
in the 23nd district, bounded as follows: On the
east BY W Mccormack and others, on the
south BY Mrs. McKisssck, on the west by the
n. 4 D. RR., on the north BY W. A. Bailey.
containing go acres moresor less, levied on. as
the property eta. n. Bailey to satisfy debts
and costs. Sale in::legal hours.
SIMS LATTA, Shift
Jul LIT pr fec 8 B. A. Nichols, ID. 3.
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