MAURY COUNTY, NC - NEWSPAPERS - THE INTELLIGENCER, 8 Apr 1852

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THE INTELLIGENCER   JOHN E. HATCHER, EDITOR
COLUMBIA, TENNESSEE   THURSDAY APRIL 8, 1852

WE ARE AUTHORISED--to say,that RUSSELL HOUSTON will attend at Mt.
Pleasant on Saturday,the 17th inst.,and address the people of that 
section on the subject of the railroad.

MRS.EDMONDSON--formerly of this place,has taken charge of that capital 
hotel,The Verandah,in Nashville.

BROKE JAIL--On Sunday morninh last,three white men and three negroes 
made their escape from the Nashville jail.MR>GOODWIN,the jailor,was 
attacked in the outer passage by the prisoners,who overcame him and 
escaped.

HOMICIDE--The Union of yesterday learns verbally that a difficulty of 
fatal character occurred at MRS.MERRIWETHER's,in the Western District,
last week.W__T H.HUMPHREYS,ESQ.,addressed the people in that vicinity 
on the subject of railroads,and after speaking,a MR.EDWARDS,desiring 
to subscribe stock,stepped into the store for that purpose.While in 
the store,he was assaulted by the owner,MR.WATSON,whose father EDWARDS 
had killed in a difficulty some sixteen years before.WATSON first 
fired upon EDWARDS,and afterwards assaulted him with various missles.
He was shot by EDWARDS and very soon expired.EDWARDS was arrested,
tried and acquitted on the ground of self defence.-NASHVILLE WHIG.

NOTICE--By Order of Chancery Court,made at last September Term 1851,
I will proceed to sell at the Court house in the town of Columbia,
on the first Monday in January next,on a credit of twelve months,
a negro girl named SARAH,belonging to the estate of JAMES BINGHAM,
dec'd.Bond and Security required.December 11,1851.HENRY FOSTER,
Commissioner.

MARRIED IN THIS VICINITY--Tuesday evening,6th instant.,by Rt.REV.
JAMES H.OTOY; MR.S.FRANK CARTER,merchant of Pulaski,Tenn.,and MISS 
CYNTHIA R.RIVERS.  On the 17th ult.,by REV.WM.D.WEAR; JOHN L.BRANDON 
of Giles County and MISS IZORA HOLT,of this County.  On the 24th,ult,
by ANDREW AKIN ESQ; J.W.DICUS to MISS FRANCES COX,all of this County.  
On the 1st inst.,JOHN G. OWENS to RACHAEL A.MORRIS.  On the 4th inst.,
by J.A.WRIGHT ESQ.; JOHN W.DILLAHAY to MISS LOUISA MURPHY,all of this 
County.

CHANCERY SALES--JACOB DERRYBERRY vs J.C.CLYMORE et al, A.J.BAKER vs 
J.C.CLYMORE,et al, EZRA HARDISON vs J.C.CLYMORE et al, UNION BANK vs 
J.C.CLYMORE et al, L.W.HARDISON vs J.C.CLYMORE et al, PURVINES FOX vs 
J.C.CLYMORE et al, W.W.DUGGAR vs J.C.CLYMORE et al, R.A.FAUSETT vs 
J.C.CLYMORE et al. By virtue of a decree of the honorable chancery 
court of Columbia,at its March term,1852,I will,on the 17th day of 
April,proceed to sell at the Market-house in Columbia,on a credit 
until the 1st day of January,1853,two tracts of land,belonging to 
JOHN C.CLYMORE,lying in District No.23,Maury County.Bond with good 
security,and a lien retained until paid.March 25.J.B.HAMILTON,C & M.

CHANCERY SALES--MILTON WHITSIDES vs ISAAC O.WHITESIDES; By virtue 
of the honorable chancery court at Columbia,I will,on the 17th April 
next,at the Market house in Columbia,proceed to sell,for cash,the 
undivided interest of MILTON WHITSIDES in the following slaves,
HENRY & ELI, and a wagon and team,and other Chattel property belonging 
to SAMUEL WHITESIDES,deceased.March 25.J.B.HAMILTON C & M.

CHANCERY SALES--EZRA HARDISON vs FREDERICK BAIN.By virtue of a 
decree of the honorable chancery court at Columbia,at its March 
term 1852,I will,on the 17th day of April next,at the Market house 
in Columbia,proceed to sell a tract of land lying in District No.25,
on a credit of six and twelve months interest from date,as the property 
of said BAIN. Bond with good security,and a lien retained until paid.
March 25.J.B.HAMILTON.C & M.

CHANCERY SALES--PILLOW & THOMAS vs SMITH & ERWIN.By virtue of a decree 
of the honorable chancery court at Columbia at its March term,1852,
I will,on the 11th day of May next,at the Market house in Columbia 
proceed to sell a small lot of land,with dewlling house thereon,
lying in the 9th District of Maury County,on a credit of six months,
with interest from date.Bond and good security,and a lien retained 
until paid.March 25.J.B.HAMILTON. C & M.

CHANCERY SALES--W.D.DAVIS vs ELIAS PORTER. By virtue of a decree of 
the honorable chancery court at Columbis,at its March term,1852,I 
will proceed to sell for cash,at the Market house in Columbia,on 
Saturday,the 17th day of April next,all the right,title and interest 
of E.H.PORTER in and to the following slaves: SUCKEY, SOLOMON, MARIA, 
and THOMAS. Said slaves belonged to the children of HUGH SHAW,dec'd. 
March 25. J.B.HAMILTON, C & M

CHANCERY SALES--W.J.STRAYHORN vs JESSE HART. By virtue of a decree 
of the honorable chancery court at Columbia,at its March term 1852,
I will,on the 17th day of April next,at the Market house in Columbia,
proceed to sell the following slaves: ELLEN and her two children,
LIZZIE and infant,name not known,on a credit of 12 months,with 
interest from date.March 25.J.B.HAMILTON, C & M

CHANCERY SALES--JOSEPH SMITH,ex parte. By the virtue of a decree of 
the honorable chancery court at Columbia,at its March term,1852,I will,
on the 17th day of April next,at the Market house in Columbia,proceed 
to sell a Negro Boy,named HARRISON,for cash.Sold for division.March 
25. J.B.HARRISON,C & M

CHANCERY SALES--MARY ANN RICHARDSON,ex parte. By virtue of a decree 
of the honorable chancery court,at Columbia,at its March term,1852,I 
will,on the 17th day of April next at the Market house in Columbia,
proceed to sell,on a credit until the 25th of December next,three 
small tracts of land,in all about 21 acres,lying in District No.6,
maury County,Bond and good security,with interest from date,will be 
required.Sale for Division. March 25. J.B.HAMILTON, C & M

CHANCERY SALES--LONFIELD LOFTIN,JR.,by his gaurdian,ex parte. By the 
virtue of a decree of the honorable chancery court at Columbia,at 
its March term,1852,I will,on the 17th day of April next,at the 
Market house in Columbia,proceed to sell,on a credit of 12 months,
with interest from date,bond,and good security required,a Negro Boy 
named GREEN,aged about 17 years. March 25. J.B.HAMILTON, C & M

CHANCERY SALES--SILAS D.THOMPSON ex parte. By virtue of a decree of 
the honorable chancery court at Columbia,at the March term 1852,I 
will,on the 17th day of April next,at the Maket house in Columbia,
proceed to sell a negro boy named ALSTON.Fifty dollars cash,will 
be required,the remainder on a credit until 1st March 1853,with 
bond and security and interest from date.March 25. J.B.HAMILTON, 
c & m
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