MAURY COUNTY, TN-NEWSPAPERS- Maury Intelligencer Excerpts, 8 Mar 1849
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THE MAURY COUNTY INTELLIGENCER
COLUMBIA,TENNESSEE
ROLL #199 TENNESSEE STATE LIBRARY & ARCHIVES
ABSTRACTED BY SARAH HUTCHERSON. saramai@bellsouth.net


VOLUME I   THURSDAY MARCH 8,1849   NO.44

GUBERNATORIAL MEETING--At a meeting of the Whigs of Maury County,
held at the CourtHouse on Monday,the 5th inst.,COL.E.C.FRIERSON was 
called to the chair,and S.W.MITCHELL appointed Secretary.  Resolved-
That we,the Whigs of Maury County,hereby nominate NEIL S.BROWN as 
our first choice for Govenor at the ensuing August election.(very 
lengthly,but no other names or new issues mentioned.

NOTICE--On Thursday and Friday,the 29th and 30th days of this month,
at the late residence of MATTHEW GRAY,deceased,in the County of 
Maury,and about two miles South of Bigbyville,I will sell to the 
highest bidder,on a credit of 12 months,the following valuable 
stock to wit:About 20 head of horses,some of them fine saddle horses; 
three Jacks,young and likely; 5 Jennetts; 2 yoke of Oxen; 9 Mitch 
cows,calves,&c.,about 40 head of Hogs,about 300 barrels of corn, 
some 5 or 6ooo pounds of Seed cotton, a Loam, a Spinning Jenny, the 
Fodder and Hay on said farm; the Hosehold And Kitchen Furniture,and 
various other articles,such as Plows,Hoes,and Axes,&c.Also at the 
same time and place,I will hire out until the 25th of December next,
several valuable Negroes.The purchasers will be required to give bond 
and approved security on all amounts over $5,below that amount the 
cash will be required.All persons having claims against the estate 
of MATTHEW GRAY,dec'd,will present them as the Law directs,and those 
indebted to said GRAY will please call immediately and pay the same 
to Wm.R.HODGE.Administrator of M.GRAY,Dec'd. Columbis,March 8,1849.

I HOPE--my friends who are indebted to me will come in at once and 
settle.I am compelled to get money to pay my debts,and must look to 
those who owe me for it.Enough said.  January 4,1849. JOHN B.GROVES.