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THE MAURY INTELLIGENCER  
VOLUME 11  NO.14
THURSDAY AUGUST 9,1849
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STATE OF TENNESSEE MAURY COUNTY CIRCUIT COURT FOR SAID COUNTY AUGUST 
RULES--ELIZA K.GRAY vs LEVIN GRAY and others.Petition For Dower. On 
motion of Complainant's attorney,and it appearing to the Clerk and 
Master that LEVIN GRAY, GEORGE W.GRAY, MARTHA GRAY, MARGARET GRAY, 
SARAH JONES (formerly SARAH GRAY),wife of ____JONES, LEVIN V.GRAY,
heirs of MATTHEW GRAY,deceased,and defendents named in said Petition,
are non-residents of the State of Tennessee,and that process in this 
cause cannot be served upon them,etc.The Petition alleges that MATTHEW 
GRAY departed this life intestate,some time in the month of February 
1849,in Maury County,Tenn.,leaving petitioner,ELIZA K.GRAY,without 
leaving issue,seixed and possessed of a certain tract of land,lying 
in Maury County,Tenn.,on the waters of little Bigby creek,and containing 
220 acres,out of which she prays to have a dower assigned her.
August 9,1849.JAMES O.POTTER,C & M.

OFFICE OF CHANCERY COURT  AUGUST RULES 1849.--  SAMUEL N.WILLIAMS vs 
JAMES R.WILLIAMS and others.In the above cause it appearing that the 
defendents,DAVID G.GOODLOE, ALBERT T.GOODLOE, HENRY WORTHAM, WINEFORD 
WORTHAM,and RUSH WORTHAM are non-residents of the State of Tennessee,
and that process in this cause cannot be served upon them,etc.August 9,
1849. WILLIAM P.MARTIN,C & M.

LAND FOR SALE--On the first day of November,1849 at the late residence 
of BENJAMIN THOMAS,I will sell to the highest bidder,on a credit of one,
two,and three years,the last payment bearing interest from the maturity 
of the first note,the tract of land owned by BENJAMIN THOMAS,in his 
lifetime,lying about three miles South of Columbia,on the old Pulaski 
road.Said Land is finely improved,has on it an excellant brick dwelling 
house,is well watered and timbered,and contains 222 acres.etc. August 9,
1849.A.W.THOMAS,Exec'r of BENJ.THOMAS,dec'd.
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