MAURY COUNTY, TN-NEWSPAPERS- Maury Intelligencer Excerpts, 7 Jun 1849
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THE MAURY COUNTY INTELLIGENCER
VOLUME II   THURSDAY JUNE 7,1849  NO.5

REV.PHILLIP P.NEELY--will preach in the Methodist church this 
evening at candle lighting.

JACKSON COLLEGE--The Examination of the Students of Jackson College 
will commence on Wednesday the 20th inst.The members of the Philo 
Rhetorican Society will hold their anniversary on Thursday evening,
the 21st,at the Masonic Hall,and will be addressed by T.C.CALHOUN 
and A.O.PICKENS.The members of the Neatrophian Society will hold 
their anniversary on Friday evening,the 22d,at the Masonic Hall,
and will be addressed by the following members of the Society: 
E.M.BRANCH, J.L.BRANDON, J.N.EWING, W.M.LEFTURCK and J.A.McRADY.
On Saturday,there will be a procession from the Masonic Hall to 
the College.An Address will be delivered by the Rev.Dr.M.M.HINKLE,
of Nashville.

OUR FRIEND HORNE--of the "Middle Tennessean," is informed that a 
"friend" who related the "CHASR" story to him,is in error throughout.
We would let it pass as a good joke if the conclusion of the story 
has not cast an undeserved imputation on the character of some six 
or seven of our Maury county citizens.

DIED--On Saturday May 26,MRS.MARY BOSWELL BROWN,wife of JOHN BROWN,
in the sixty-second year of her age.MRS.BROWN was the daughter of 
CHAPMAN GORDON,Esq.,of Wilkes County,N.C.She was married about 
thirty-five years ago;and since that time,had been a resident in 
this vicinity.For a long period,of late,her health was feeble; and 
she spent the summer-months at the Springs in possession of her 
husband,a few miles distant; generaly,if not always,returning to 
her home in an improved condition.MRS.BROWN was one of the earliest 
members of the Presbyterian church in Columbia.Into the sphere 
occupied by MRS.BROWN as a daughter,sister.wife and relative.
(much more written,but of no genealogy value.)

VALUABLE HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE--By virtue of a decree of the Hon.
Chancery Court,I will on the 30th day of June,(the present month),
at the Market-house in Columbia,sell to the highest bidder,on a 
credit until the 1st day of March next,the Lot and Brick House 
situated in Columbis,formerly belonging to JOHN JONES,now deceased. 
June 7,1849.  W.P.MARTIN C.& M.
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