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First edition of “A Christmas Carol”

to fetch $314,763 at auction. PUBLIC AUCTION
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 2010, AT 10:00 A .M.
A first edition of Charles Dickens' famous
novel 'A Christmas Carol,' is expected to NO
fetch up to $314,763. at auction after being
B YER’S !
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put up for sale by its 75 year old owner.
PREMIU
The book, presented to actor William
Macready of Cheltenham, Glos, by Dick-
ens 166 years ago, will go under the ham-
mer at Sotheby's auction house in London.

Dickens signed the book to: "WC

Macready, from his affectionate friend,
Charles Dickens, New Year's Day, 1844."
In its auction catalogue, Sotheby's de- 8842 HESTER BEASLEY ROAD
scribes the book as "one of the finest imag- PASQUO COMMUNITY - NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
inable presentation copies of A Christmas Charles Dickens' famous novel Directions: From Highway 100 & Natchez Trace go 1/2 mile and turn left onto Hester Beasley Road.
Carol". The book has been put up for auc- 'A Christmas Carol going to auction Go 1/2 mile to the sale. Watch for auction signs.
tion by its current owner, who wants to re- Macready lived in Cheltenham for 12 years Reason for Sale: To settle the Estate of Mary B. Johnson. Sale is subject to court approval.
main anonymous. Records show Mr see “Dickens” on page
68.71 ACRES DIVIDED INTO 9 TRACTS!
Tract #1: 11.53 Acres Tract #5: 5.06 Acres
Tract #2: 5.02 Acres & a 3 Bedroom brick home Tract #6: 5.03 Acres
Tract #3: 14.36 Acres & a mobile home Tract #7: 5.03 Acres
Tract #4: 5.04 Acres Tract #8: 5.02 Acres
Tract #9: 17.66 Acres
Plat available at www.charleswoodard.com
Requested” This property is located with long road frontage on Hester Beasley Road. Tract #2 has a 3 bedroom,
Service 2 bath brick home with an attached garage, inground swimming pool and a concrete drive. This home
“Address needs some remodeling and updating but was well built with tile baths, fireplace, marble entrance
foyer and central heat & air with 2 units. Tract #3 has a small mobile home that is presently rented.
Before October 26, 2010 All of these tracts will have building sites and frontage on Hester Beasley Road and city water avail-
167 PERMIT NO. able. This property has good marketable timber. New survey and plats are available.
Requested Delivery On or
NASHVILLE TN Be sure and drive out and view this property prior to the sale!
PAID DO NOT DELAY! Auctioneer's Note: This property is located in one of the fastest growing areas of Davidson County near
U S POSTAGE shopping centers, Chaffin's Barn Dinner Theatre, Loveless Cafe and Natchez Trace Parkway.
TIME DATED MATERIAL!
PRSRT STD Terms: 10% down day of sale and balance upon court approval. Seller to furnish Owner's title
Hendersonville, TN 37075 P.O. Box 1435 America’s Auction Report insurance and new survey.
NEAL TRICE, AUCTIONEER 615-202-6806

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Elle’s Kitchen .......................................................................................pg. 2

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Elle’s Kitchen
Crossword Fun!

Sweet Autumn Chicken

Serves 4
Hands-on time: 10 minutes
Total time: 50 minutes
Ingredients
* 20 ounces fresh or frozen cubed butter
nut squash
* 4 cubed Golden Delicious apples
* 4 frozen chicken cutlets

Instructions
1. Preheat the oven to 450 degrees. Mi
crowave the cubed butternut squash until
slightly soft — 6 minutes for fresh, 10 to
12 minutes for frozen.
2. Toss the squash with the cubed apples on
a baking sheet and arrange the chicken cut-
lets on a second sheet
ture. Bake the squash mixture on the oven's
3. Make a glaze by reducing the apple cider rack and the chicken on the lower rack until
in a saucepan over high heat for 10 minutes. the cubes are tender and the chicken is
Remove it from the heat and whisk in the warmed through, about 15 minutes.
butter and salt and pepper to taste. ACROSS
5. Serve each cutlet atop the squash and ap- DOWN
4. Pour half the glaze over the squash mix 1 Omelette need
ples, drizzled with the remaining glaze. 1 Nosh 2 Halo
4 Knobby 3 What waiters carry
9 Sandwich
Crock Pot Roast You Will Love! 12 Sage
4 Roamer
5 Exaggerate
14 Elliptic 6 Input
15 Soft cheese 7 Dined
16 Tennis player Steffi 8 Ridge
Ingredients: 17 Doled 9 Guardhouse
* 1 (4 -5 lb) beef roast, any kind 18 Capital of Peru 10 Citrus fruit
* 1 (1 1/4 ounce) package brown gravy 19 Adhere 11 Shred
21 Guesser 13 Unidentified flying object
mix, dry 23 Adorn 15 Cliff
* 1 (1 1/4 ounce) package dried Italian 24 Extremely high frequency (abbr.) 20 Nil
salad dressing mix 25 Old 22 Expression of surprise
28 Kimono sash 25 Fire residue
* 1 (1 1/4 ounce) package ranch dressing
31 Far away 26 African nation
mix, dry 27 Shade tree
34 Precision cut stone
* 1/2 cup water 36 Caviar 29 Thorn
38 Western Athletic Conference 30 Promissory note
32 Informed
Directions: 40 Pillow covering
41 Drug 33 Synthetic fabric
1. 1 Place beef roast in crock pot. 34 Tree
43 Tropical bird
2. 2 Mix the dried mixes together in a bowl 44 Biddy 35 Hustle
and sprinkle over the roast. 45 Lingerie
37 Flightless bird
39 Bounder
3. 3 Pour the water around the roast. 46 Never walked on
42 Before (prefix)
4. 4 Cook on low for 7-9 hours. 48 Adventure story
43 I want my ___
51 Make a mistake
47 Roman emperor
53 Flat
49 Tawdry
54 Spr.. month
50 Able
56 Serving of corn
52 Recover
58 Tortilla wrapped chicken, deep fried 55 Speaks with a hoarse voice
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Put bullets in
57 Foot joint
58 Ensign
FREE SUBSCRIPTION 67
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Utter
Sailors "hey"
59 Cut of beef
60 Retired persons association (abbr.)
Go to: 70 Incorporeal 61 Air (prefix)
71 Danger
www.americasauctionreport.com 72 Bread
62 Use up
63 Not that
73 Gross national product (abbr.) 64 Small particle
74 Large pebble 65 Greenish-blue color
75 __ Francisco 68 Animal
 October 22 , 2010
from page 1
. . .”Dickens”
until his death on April 27, 1873."A
Christmas Carol was published on
December 19, 1843. Dickens had
begun inscribing copies for friends
on December 17.
"Perhaps no more magical associa-
tion can be imagined for the au-
thor's classic and immortal work
than this copy inscribed to his
FINE 3 BR 1 & ½ BA 1350 SQ FT BRICK
HOME ON HALF ACRE LOT
THE RACHT ESTATE
4835 HUMBER DR.
NASHVILLE TN 37211
ALSO 2005 BUICK CENTURY
SATURDAY OCTOBER 30TH 11:00AM
Location: Humber Dr. is centrally located between I-65 & I – 24.
Turn South off of Harding Place, onto Humber Dr. to 4835 on rt.
See Signs
Terms: Cash. 10% down at auction, Balance at closing within 2
weeks of sale. Deed & Title furnished for financing call-
Susan Ney at (615)271-2022 at Bank of Nashville
or Use your own bank.
www.woodmontrealtyauctions.com
Tommy Anderson
Broker/Auctioneer Realtor
615.661.7800 office
615.969.5819 cellular
www.AmericasAuctionReport.com Page 3
ABSOLUTE AUCTION
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30th 10:00 A.M.
much-loved and honored friend, 5191 AKERSVILLE ROAD • LAFAYETTE, TENNESSEE
William Macready. BRICK HOUSE W/BASEMENT & ATTACHED GARAGE • OUTBUILDING • MOBILE HOME (TO BE
MOVED) • CITY WATER • NICE LOT (MOSTLY LEVEL) • 1997 CHEVY LUMINA • RIDING MOWER •
QUILTS • ANTIQUES • GLASSWARE • FURNITURE • PERSONAL PROPERTY AND MORE....
MS. ERNESTINE ADAMS PROPERTY
There were 10 pre-publication pre- DIRECTIONS FROM LAFAYETTE PUBLIC SQUARE: Take Hwy. 10 North (Scottsville Road) traveling approx. 1 mile to Akersville Road
@ Citizens Bank Branch and Jr. Food Store, right on Akersville Road traveling approx. 5 miles to property and sale site on the left
sentations on December 17.Dick- (signs posted).
REAL ESTATE: Ladies and gentlemen this is a 1-owner brick house with basement and attached garage
ens seems to have reserved later (built 1977; approx. 1500 total sq. ft.). The home is comprised of 2 bedrooms / 1 bath, living room,
kitchen/dining room, utility room and covered porches. It is equipped with city water, electric heat and
copies for some of his more inti- A/C plus built-in appliances. This fine home plus an outbuilding positioned on 1.60 acres along Akersville
Road. GLASSWARE • FURNITURE: Iris candy dish, carnival cream & sugar, pink depression glass
mate friends such as John Forster (cake plate, candy dish, bowl), red carnival cream & sugar, cake stand, iris candle holder, Fire King
bowls, crystal wedding dish, Crown Victoria china, Pyrex, egg plate, cookie jar, 50’s glasses, powder dish,
figurines, McCoy planter, divided dish, snack set, butter dish, refrigerator dish, old spice rack, bowl
and Thomas Beard" &pitcher, glass bell, oak curio cabinet, dining table & chairs, oak china cabinet, coat rack, corner shelf,
rocker recliner, book case, magazine rack, 3 pc. living room suit, end tables, coffee table, sewing ma-
chine cabinet, wicker love seat, oak corner curio, RCA color console TV, book case, 3 pc. bedroom suite,
3 pe. waterfall bedroom suit, wardrobe, antique oak dresser w/mirror, antique chest, iron bed,
square oak table, chifferobe, quilt chest, rocker, harvest table, swivel rocker, primitive table, bar stools,
sewing machine & cabinet, floor lamp, patio furniture. ANTIQUES • COLLECTABLES: Cast iron skillets, chalk pieces,
oil lamp, quilts, quilt tops, crock churn, old lantern, old lard stand, reel mower, cross cut saw, flat iron, cast iron kettle, old
mobil can,records, mantle clock, old radio, cedar box, enamelware, George & Martha
lamps. MOBILE HOME: (to be moved): (12x56) 2 BR / 1 bath metal sided-metal roof; LR,
kit/DR and utility. CAR: 1997 Chevrolet Lumina LS (4 door); V-6, A/T, PS, PB, AC, TW,
CC, AM-FM Radio, silver w/gray interior. PERSONAL PROPERTY: Electric grill, mi-
crowave, toaster, Whirlpool refrigerator, Whirlpool upright freezer, Hot Point washer &
dryer, yard tools, wheel barrow, Murray riding mower, (2) push mowers, concrete bird
bath, fruit jars, canning supplies, kitchen uensils, cookware, tater box, cleaning supplies,
Tupperware, plasic ware, silverware, mirror, pitchers, lamps, pillows, afghans, crochet
pieces, sewingbasket & supplies, Norma guitar, Casiotone keyboard, treadmill, fan,
cooler, baskets, flower pots, plant stand, linens, floral arrangements, luggage plus much
much more.... SELLER: Ms. Ernestine Adams.
TERMS: REAL ESTATE: 10% (non-refundable) de-
posit down day of sale and balance with the deed.
You may also contact Macon Bank & Trust (615)
666-2121 or Citizens Bank (615) 666-2195 for some
qualified bank terms. Arrangements with the bank
must be made prior to the auction.
PERSONAL PROPERTY: Cash or good check.
AGENT: Ben Bray (615) 666-2232. NOTE FROM AGENT: Ladies and gentlemen, this is a nice (1-owner) brick house in a super country setting jsut out-
side of Lafayette along Akersville Road. Ms. Adams has moved to an assistedliving facility and no longer need this fine home and property.This will be an
all day sale with lots of other personal property. So we’ll see you at the auction on Saturday, October 30th, 10 a.m., 5191 Akersville Road.
ABSOLUTE AUCTION
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6th 9:00 A.M.
508 CRESTWOOD DRIVE • LAFAYETTE, TENNESSEE
BRICK HOUSE • DETACHED GARAGE • OUTBUILDING • CONCRETE PATIO • CONCRETE DRIVE-
WAY • C/H/A • CITY UTILITIES • NICE LEVEL LOT (INSIDE CITY LIMITS) • LILLIAN RUSSELL B.R.
SUITE • VICTORIAN STYLE FURNITURE • MARBLE TOP TABLES • NATUZZI SOFA • AMERICAN FOS-
TORIA • BAVARIA CHINA • CROCK CHURN • OIL LAMPS • OLD PICTURES & FRAMES • KIMBALL
PIANO • 1979 FORD GRANADA • PLUS MUCH MUCH MORE....
MR. MAXIE SEAGRAVES PROPERTY & MS. MAE C. SEAGRAVES ESTATE
DIRECTIONS FROM LAFAYETTE SUPER WALMART: Take Hwy. 52 By-Pass traveling east to Days Road @ Davis Electronics; left on Days
Road to Crestwood Drive, left on Crestwood Drive to property and sale site on the right (signs posted).
REAL ESTATE: 3 bedroom / 2 bath brick house (built 1968; approx. 1700 sq. ft.); living room, kitchen w/built-
in appliances, formal dining room and den with fireplace, utility room, covered porch and patio. The home
features C/H/A, city water and city sewer with city gas available. Other features of the property include a
20’x30’ detached garage, outbuilding and concrete drivewayall positioned on a level lot (100’x180’) along
Crestwood Drive inside Lafayette City Limits. GLASSWARE • FURNITURE: Approx. 85 pieces American-
Fostoria including punch bowl, cups, sherbets, plates, glasses,tumblers, stemware, cake plate, cruet, nap-
kin rings, nappy, syruppitcher, cream & sugar, bud vase and more, Jewel T bowl, Jewel T pitchers, crystal
wedding dish, Japan pitcher, Japan salt & pepper, Bavaria china, Gibson china, Wexford glass, Noritake
china,cut glass bowls, Fire King, Corningware, Corelleware, tea set, figurines, Christmas dishes, moon & star
compote, Japan dresser set, 4 piece Davis Cabinet(Lillian Russell - Cherry), bedroom suite, 4 piece con-
temporary bedroom suite, victorian style sofa & chairs, marble top tables (coffee table, end tables, sofa table), Kimball piano,
90” oak dining table & chairs, walnut china cabinet, telephone table, parlor chair, wing back chair, (2) lift chairs, Natuzzi leather
sofa, sewing cabinet, mahogany end tables, Panasonic wide screen HD T.V.,Estate washer & dryer,Whirlpool side by side re-
frigerator, Whirlpool chest freezer. ANTIQUES & COLLECTABLES: Coo Coo clock, cast iron skillets, crock bowl, oil lamp, crock
churn, Tennessee pottery churn, antique chandelier lighting, old pitchers & frames, hand painted lamps, Aladdin lamp, Occu-
pied Japan figurines, marble lamp, silver serving set, gold plated silverware, old pitchers, quilts, old books & magazines, min-
now bucket, rods & reels, old electric fan, metal bread boxes, shadow box, old Frigidaire refrigerator. CAR: 1979 Gord Granada
(1-owner), 2 door, 6 cyl., A/T, PS, PB, A/C, (36k original miles), gray w/burgundy interior. TOOLS • PERSONAL PROPERTY:
Murray riding mower, push mower, air compressor, electric power tools, step ladder, ext. ladder, vise, shop and lawn tools, pres-
sure washer, milk can, baskets, concrete flower pots, concrete bird bath, patio table & chairs, wrought iron patio furniture,
kerosene heater, kitchen utensils, cookbooks, small kitchen appliances, Revereware, stainless cookware, silverware,Home In-
terior, Jazzy electric wheel chair, Christmas decor, plus much much more. SELLER: Mr. Maxie Seagraves, Ms. Della Gunter
(Conservator) and Ms. Mae C. Seagraves Estate. TERMS: REAL ESTATE: 10% down day of sale and balance with the deed
or you may contact Macon Bank & Trust (615) 666-2121 or Citizens Bank (615) 666-2195 for some qualified bank terms
(arrangemnets with the bank must be made prior to auction). PERSONAL PROPERTY: Cash or good check (positive ID re-
quired). AUCTION AGENT: Ben Bray (615) 666-2232. REFERRING AGENT: Joe Barber (615) 888-7099 NOTE FROM
AGENT: Ladies and gentlemen we @ Ben Bray Real Estate & Auction Co. are extremely excited about selling the Seagraves
proprerty. This is an outstanding brick home loaded with a lifetime collection of antiques, furniture and collectable items. This
is an auction you will not want to miss, so mark your calendar now to be in Lafayette, TN along Crestwood Drive, Saturday,
Nov. 6th, 9 a.m. and we will see you there.
Patrick Owings
Realtor
615.661.7800 office Visit our website @ www.benbrayrealestate.com
615.772.4086cellular
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BUYING
Guns, Coins,
Knives, and
Military Items
Consignment Sales
Available 2535 DICKERSON PIKE
Federally Licensed Dealer
FREE NASHVILLE, TN (DAVIDSON COUNTY) 37207
APPRAISALS
Call
Paul Stuhrenberg 2.34 Acres – ZONED CS – 2405 SQ. FT.
615-838-4570 or
e-mail Paul at:
bwana@bellsouth.net
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY
FFL # 1-62-03347

George Washington’s
Will to sell at Auction
One of only 13 copies of George Washing-
ton’s will as well as
early Presidential
letters of Jefferson,
Madison, Monroe,
and Jackson will be
among the more
than 200 lots of-
fered in a sale billed
as “Personal Prop-
erty of 10 Genera-
tions of the
descendants of Thomas Green (b. 1640).”
Much of the collection was accumulated
by Andrew H. Green (1830-1918), who
was known as “The Father of Greater New
York.”

Green, in whose name New York is nam-

ing a new park along with East River, was
a former head of the Central Park Com-
mission and City Comptroller who helped
to create the The American Museum of
Natural History, The Metropolitan Mu-
seum of Art, and The Bronx Zoo. In addi-
tion to the presidential papers, his family’s
collection includes toys, furniture, silver,
glass, dolls, stamps, coins, and paper
money.
October 22 , 2010 www.AmericasAuctionReport.com Page 5

TH
TOOISGSALE IS
OOD
TO MISS
Make Pla !
to Attendns
!
Saturday, 2807 HWY 31W ● WHITE HOUSE, TN
October 30, 2010 Directions: I-65 North Exit 108 (Hwy 76) and go right on Hwy 76 (East) to 5th
light, turn right on Hwy 31 W (South) to property on both sides of Hwy 31 W.
at 10:00 A.M.
2116 Pigg Shelton Road
Cumberland Furnace, TN
Collection of Linda Shelton
GLASSWARE- punch bowls w/pedestal, glass ladles, small punch bowl w/cups on pedestal, yellow carnival
glass punch bowl, American Block Fostoria punch bowl w/stand, amber cake stand, gold rim glasses, Star of
David salt & pepper shakers, Hershey jelly jar w/lid, McCoy bowls, crock pitchers, pink
depression jar w/lid, pitchers, glass corn muffin, small crock cup, white & yellow and
black & white pitchers, and more.
ANTIQUE AND COLLECTIBLE FURNITURE- spindle baby bed, old hand hewn
cradle, antique oak bed-full size, hand-made rope bed 150-200 yrs. old, child’s four-
poster rope bed, primitive chest-of-drawers (cherry), walnut bed w/hanging canopy,
cherry four-poster bed, foot stool w/walnut legs, lamp table with tiger head on legs, drop-
leaf table, quilt chest, marble-top wash stand, walnut marble-top dresser, Victorian ma-
hogany bed, Empire mahogany chest-of-drawers, Empire mahogany shaving mirror,
Victorian walnut wardrobe, marble-top sideboard with 3 drawers, walnut stand w/drawer,
walnut book case with side glass doors, walnut china cabinet, mahogany fern stand with
dragon, jewelry box with mirror on stand 4 feet tall, steamer trunk, Victorian fern stand
with marble insert, school desks, mantle, antique store show case, oak square table, cherry
dining room table w/gate legs, drop-leaf walnut table with leaves, drop-leaf walnut table
TRACTS 1 & 2 SELLING AS ONE: This CHOICE CORNER, 3.43 +/ - acre, level property, is improved
w/drawers at each end, mahogany dining room table, walnut tilt-top table,
with a 2250 +/ - sq ft all brick, 3 bath home and a 2 bay shop with 361 + ft of PREMIUM road
Lillian Russell table, small Victorian mahogany lamp table, library table,
frontage in White House, TN. TRACT 3: This 2.01 +/ - acre, CHOICE level property, is improved with
Victorian lamp table, small mahogany lamp table, 3 legged half circle hall
2 barns, and has 290 + ft of PREMIUM road frontage on Hwy 31 W in White House, TN.
table (mahogany), walnut one drawer table w/spool legs, Victorian rock-
ing chair with grapes at top, small chair, green Victorian chairs, Victorian
couch-green w/flowers, gold Victorian couch, leather Victorian chairs, arm
ANTIQUES * FURNITURE * GLASSWARE * COLLECTIBLES
chair w/cloth bottom, green upholstered Victorian chair, walnut chair
w/mauve bottom, captain circle chair, green wing-back chair, Adirondack Bedroom suites, never opened GORHAM sterling silver flatware set, handmade vintage and antique ladies
chairs & loveseat, furniture, 4 Queen Ann chairs (1700’s) bought in Eng- hats, many antique books, costume jewelry, vintage furniture, dishes, glassware, tractor, disc, bush hog,
land, and more. sprayer, Underwood & Royal portable typewriters with carrying cases, Eastman Kodak and G3 projectors,
several long handle yard and garden tools, vintage dolls, vinyl albums, sewing machines, linens, bunches
ANTIQUE & COLLECTIBLE LAMPS- cranberry hanging lamp, brass hanging lamp, Tiffany style hanging of sewing material of all kinds, thread, yarn, filing cabinets, washer and dryer, refrigerator, bird bath, rock-
lamp w/ shades, hanging store lamp w/green shade, frosted shade hanging lamp, pole lamp w/brass stand and ing chairs, oil lamps, stools, game table, stemware, riding mowers, push mower, weed eaters, figurines,
brown & cream shade, brass pole lamp-no shade, small green finger lamp, large Tiffany style lamp w/bronze base,
Davenport lamp w/frosted shade, brass lamp w/frosted shade, frosted base w/frosted & clear shade, large lamp
w/flowers on base & white shade, Boy lamp w/frosted shade, clear lamp w/burners, milk glass lamp w/frosted
shade, Banquet brass lamp w/cut glass shade, bronze bottom lamp w/Tiffany style shade-orange & brown, Gone
With the Wind lamp-yellow, Gone With the Wind lamp-pink, lamp w/shade, large globe lamp on stand (office ANTIQUE OAK
lamp), oil lamps, small boy lamp with white front, red lamp shades, lamp w/white front & clear shade, lamp SECRETARY
w/marble base, clear shade and clear front, pink Aladdin lamp with both shades, lamp w/white pedal, blue front
& brass base lamp w/clear shade, whale oil lamp-brass, clear oil lamp w/chimney, clear lamp w/woman head base
& round shade, amber base and clear front w/shade, large oil lamp w/chimney, oil lamps w/shades, kerosene
lamps, and more. OAK DINING SET ANTIQUE SIDEBOARD ANTIQUE TOY TRUCK FORD JUBILEE TRACTOR
COLLECTIBLE DOLLS- 40 dolls, doll with braids sitting in a chair, rhinestone dolls, Cracker Barrel dolls,
large 3 foot bride doll, Barbie dolls.
GUNS & KNIVES: Ivory-handle Colt Derringers (sequentially serial numbered), Daisy BB gun, New York
ATE military rifle w/bayonet, Colt 1942 model 1911 45 cal. government issue pistol, Marlin Model 81 22 cal.,
Mossberg 390 KB 16 ga. bolt action, Bowie knives, knife w/stag antler han-
dle.
ANTIQUE MANY HANDMADE SCHLOTTENHOF GERMAN KIMBALL CONSOLE KENMORE CONSOLE
TERMS: Cash, check or credit card day of sale. Visa or MasterCard will be SECRETARY QUILTS PORCELAIN CHINA PIANO SEWING MACHINE
accepted and all credit cards purchases will have a 3% Buyer’s Premium.
TERMS: Real Estate - 10% down day of sale, balance within 30 days or less.
AUCTIONEER NOTES: If you are interested in top tier antiques and col- PERSONAL PROPERTY: Cash or good check day of sale
lectibles, you need to be at this NO
sale. This private collection has BUYER’S
been assembled with years of se-
lective acquisitions and contains a PREMIUM!
wide variety of rare and extremely
desirable items. Make plans to
R. Loren Richmond
take advantage of this opportunity. 404 Hwy 76, White House, TN
Please check our website for more Agent/Auctioneer
photos.
Phone: 615-672-2250 615-504-1122
www.VanMcCormack.com Lic # 5880 Firm # 4411
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Three days needed to Auction 50 Year Collection GALLATIN - 170 HALE AVENUE
of Antiques, Memorabilia and Glassware Saturday, Oct. 30, 10 a.m.
CHARMING 3-BR BRICK HOUSE ON CORNER LOT
1-CAR GARAGE - ANTIQUES & HOUSEHOLD ITEMS
THE FRANCES LAUDERDALE ESTATE
LOCATED: At 170 Hale Avenue, Gallatin, TN.
REAL ESTATE: Charming 3-BR brick house & lot (lot size 115' x
175'). Has spacious kitchen with eating area complete with appli-
ances. Kitchen has been updated with lots of pretty cherry cabinets
and new countertops, FP, living room, 2 ceramic tile baths,
vinyl/tile/and hardwood flooring, and 1-car attached garage. House
has CH&A, covered front and back porches, concrete drive, and city
water and sewer. Also features underground dog fence, detached
storage building, replacement windows and roof approx. 2 years old.
ANTIQUES AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS: Cresent cherry BR suites,
Cresent cherry sideboard, Cresent cherry secretary desk, Cresent
cherry sofa table, (2) oak dining tables & chairs, buffet, marble top
end tables, cocktail table, sofa table, TV’s, sofa, chairs, recliners, bar stools, antique glassware, china, pottery and dishes (Jewel
T, Fenton glass, Depression glass, Carnival glass, Hobnail), kitchen small appliances, cookware, frames, jewelry, refrigerator,
washer & dryer, lawn furniture, flower pots, misc. tools, lawn equipment and more.
TERMS: Real Estate: 20% down day of sale, balance cash with deed. Financing to qualified buyers through the Citizens Bank,Gal-
latin, call for details (615) 206- 1748
PERSONAL ITEMS: Cash or good check
SELLERS: TERESA CURD & SHELIA WHITAKER, HEIRS OF FRANCES LAUDERDALE
Photos by Jan Cooper
MACON COUNTY - FORD BRANCH RD. 66.22 CHOICE ACRES
Auctioneer Neal Trice (left) looks over this vast collection to see what the next item
EARLY 1900'S 1-1/2 STORY COUNTRY HOME IN A PRETTY SETTING - STOCK BARN - SMOKE HOUSE -
to sell will be. Charles Woodard (right) gets as comfortable as possible while the auc- ON BLACKTOP - CITY WATER - SELLING IN 2 LARGE TRACTS -
tion company settles in for three days of selling. A 50 year collection of glassware, an- TERMS. THE HELEN WILBURN ESTATE PROPERTY
tiques and some very unusual pieces hit the auction block recently in Dickson SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6TH - 10 A.M. - CST
Tennessee. This sale was so large it took place in the auditorium of the Dickson Mid- No Buyers Premium
LOCATED on Ford Branch Road, approximately 4 miles South of Lafayette,
dle School TN., just off Highway 10. FROM LAFAYETTE, take Hwy. 10 South, go 4 miles,
turn right on Ford Branch Road and watch for signs. REAL ESTATE consist of
66.22 acres that is mostly wooded and lays from level to hilly. Several acres of
this property would make some excellent pasture land. Water is from a spring

FREE SUBSCRIPTION!
fed branch and city water. TRACT #1 is improved with a pretty 1-1/2 story coun-
try home, estimated to have been built in the early 1900's. Home consist of the
main floor with 2 large bedrooms, kitchen, separate dining room, large screened
in back porch and full bath. Upstairs are 3 huge rooms which would easily make

E M A I L I S AT
3 additional bedrooms. This country home features a fireplace and flu, lots and lots of walls and ceil-
ings made of tongue and groove wood (believed to be Chestnut), a metal shingle roof and a rock foun-
dation, front and side porches. This is a large country home in a beautiful setting. (REMINDS YOU OF
GRANDMA’S HOME) Other improvements include a large stock barn (old but still usable), with 9 stalls,
a corn crib and loft. There is also a smoke house and another large storage building. All of this is on a

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32.33 acre tract with a spring fed branch. With some work, this would be a beautiful small farm. TRACT
#2 consist of 33.89 acres with over 1,700 feet of road frontage and city water available. Land is mostly wooded with some pretty
hilltop home sites. This tract has lots of potential.
NOTE FROM AGENT: If you’re looking for that special home and acreage to apply your personal touch, THIS IS IT!! Lots and Lots
of potential here. A BEAUTIFUL ANTIQUE COUNTRY HOME IN A PRETTY SETTING! ACREAGE THIS SIZE IS HARD TO
FIND! BE SURE TO BE THERE NOVEMBER 6TH!

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TERMS: 15% down on day of sale, balance with deed or bank terms available. Contact agent prior to sale.
SELLER: SCOTTIE WILBURN AUCTIONEERS: GENE CARMAN, DARRELL & MATTHEW CARMAN
For More Information contact Darrell Carman @ 615-666-2783 or 615-633-8711 or Toll Free @ 1-888-308-6286

MACON COUNTY - WEBBTOWN COMMUNITY

176 BROWN’S LANE & THE CORNER OF HWY. 52
2 BEDROOM BRICK HOME ON 0.498 ACRE CORNER LOT -ATTACHED
FLOOR SPACE WITH 1/2 BATH (FORMER BEAUTY SHOP LOCATION)
ATTACHED GARAGE - C/H/A- CITY WATER - FURNITURE AND
HOUSEHOLD ITEMS - BEAUTY SHOP EQUIPMENT
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 6TH - 12 P.M. - CST
No Buyers Premium
LOCATED at 176 Browns Road, Lafayette Tn. Directions - Take highway 52 east toward
Red Boiling Springs about 4 mile to the Webbtown community. Property is on the right at
the corner of Browns Road, across from the D & L mini storages. From Red Boiling take
52W go approx. 6 miles property on left.
REAL ESTATE: Consist of a 2 bedroom brick home with an attached floor space that has
served as a beauty salon with a half bath. There is also an attached garage. This home has
a living room, dining area & 1 bedroom with hardwood floors. The 2nd bedroom is carpeted
and the kitchen, utility & bath are vinyl . The central heat and air unit is less than 2 years old
and the home is on city water. There has been a new survey of the 0.498 acre lot at the cor-
ner of Highway 52. CHOICE PROPERTY IN A GREAT LOCATION!
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD ITEMS INCLUDE: Singer sewing machine with a cherry cabinet, stereo cabinet,
coffee & end table, 3 piece bedroom suite, upholstered wood carved rocker, sofa, love seat, & chair all that re-
cline, a power lift recliner, 26" console tv, table with 6 chairs, other furniture pieces, 14 cu. ft. refrigerator, 40"
range, microwave, Whirlpool washer, miscellaneous cookware, iron bread mold, sausage grinder, glassware
items, 8 place setting of Kaysons “ Gold Rhapsody” china, Wm. Rogers & son silverware box, assortment of fig-
urines, housekeeping items, collection of bluegrass, western & country albums ( Bill Monroe, Buck Owens,
Johnny Cash, Loretta Lynn, Jack Greene & others), 9 belt buckles ( Hesston 25th anniversary edition from 1983,
The Alamo), comic books, miscellaneous hand tools, Homelite super xl chain saw, 4 weed eaters, metal table
with 4 chairs, beauty salon chairs, hair dryers, 3 piece yard furniture set, quilts in assorted sizes, quilt tops in assorted sizes & other
items too numerous to mention.
TERMS: 15% down day of the sale on the real estate with balance paid at closing. Personal property items require cash or good
check the day of the sale.
NOTE FROM THE AGENT: Ms. West is no longer able to
care for this property. This is a great opportunity to acquire
a valuable parcel of real estate at a high traffic location. Ms
West operated a beauty shop from this location for many
years. I would like to thank Ms. West and her relatives for
this opportunity to liquidate her property & personal items.
SELLER: MS. EVELINE WEST
AUCTIONEERS: Gene, Darrell & Matthew Carman
& Anthony Shrum App. Auctioneer
For More Info call Anthony Shrum @615-633-7607 @
615-666-2783 or Toll Free @ 1-888-308-6286
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Artcurial is auctioning a Mirage Jet at its

Oct.29th sale in Paris. The first major pro-
duction model flew 50 years ago. The sale
is to celebrate its maiden flight.

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nearly 500 lots, and 100 of them are
closely related to the Mirage and its his-
tory. The Mirage 5 jet for sale was put into
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flight. It is now intended for static display.
It is estimated to sell for up to $80,000.

Rare 1790 Census Up

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by Deidre Woollard
This year's census was a massive under-
taking but things were a little simpler at
the time of the first census back in 1790.

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under the direction of Thomas Jefferson is
being sold and is one of the rare copies
signed by Jefferson on the final page.

It has been handed down through the fam-

ily of Gideon Granger, Postmaster General
during Jefferson's administration, and is
believed to be his copy. It is annotated with
all sorts of calculations. This rare piece of
American history is estimated to sell for
$80,000 to $120,000.

The sale also includes historical photo-

graphs, maps and atlases including John
Melish's Map of the United States with the
Contiguous British and Spanish Posses-
sions (1816) which is estimated at $50,000
to $70,000. Other items include a signed
1922, first edition, first printing of F. Scott
Fitzgerald's second novel, The Beautiful
and Damned.