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DALLAS The gold cape that ElizabethTaylor wore as Cleopatra in two pivotalscenes in the 1963 film of the same name

brought $59,375 when it crossed the blockat Heritage Auctions Friday as part of an En-tertainment & Music Memorabilia auction.The cape sold to an anonymous East Coastcollector.

The consignor of the piece, who wished toremain anonymous, said that her mother,who worked in the couture fashion industry,purchased the famous piece from the nowdefunct Western Costume at some point inthe years following the 1963 films debut.She kept it wrapped in tissue paper in acedar closet.

I never mentioned it or showed it to any-one, the consignor said. When ElizabethTaylor passed away recently I thought of

the magnificent cape and realized that itwas time for the cape to find its way out intothe world.

The ceremonial cape from Cleopatra (20thCentury Fox, 1963) is crafted to resemblethe wings of a Phoenix and is made of thinpanels of gold-painted leather adorned withhand-stitched gold beads and sequins. Tay-lor wore the cape in two important scenes:Cleopatra's dramatic entrance to Romethe most lavish portrayal of this event in filmhistoryand Cleopatra's dramatic exit byasp bite.

This piece is the epitome of glamorous andit was worn by one of Hollywoods greatestleading ladies at the very peak of her fame,

power and beauty, said Margaret Barrett,director of entertainment and music memo-rabilia at Heritage Auctions, (Its) an artifactof the Golden Age of Hollywood cinema worth every penny.

Elizabeth Taylor s Cleopatra cape brings $59,375 at auction

Elles Kitchen.........................................................................page 2Crossword.............................................................................page 21968 Cougar GTE sold for $181,500...................................page 5

Published Every Other Friday ~ Next Issue: April 20, 2012 APRIL 20, 2012VOLUME 8, ISSUE 160

1853 Copy of Declaration ofIndependence sells for $597,500

Written by Auction House PRNEW YORK With a price worthy of

its historic stature, a recently discov-ered 1823 printing of the Declaration ofIndependence, painstakingly engravedand printed by William Stone to cele-brate the 45th anniversary of thefounding of the United States, sold for$597,500 on April 11. An anonymousEast Coast buyer purchased the docu-ment that was considered the center-piece of the Heritage AuctionsHistorical Manuscripts Signature Auc-tion.

In 1820, English-born engraverWilliam J. Stone of Washington, D.C.was commissioned to produce anexact copy of the original Declarationof Independence onto a

copperplate, a process which took himthree years to complete, said SandraPalomino, director of historic manu-

scripts at Heritage. It was almost 45years after the Revolution, only sixyears after the War of 1812 and smackdab in the middle of President JamesMonroes Era of Good Feelings,

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1 Sports channel5 Food container8 Meager

12 Decorative needle case13 Tree trunks15 Center of rotation16 Folk story17 Upon (2 wds.)18 Decent19 Brand of grape drinks21 Deviate23 Pancake need25 Waggle26 Many times29 Brim

31 Transported by bus35 Doctor's office37 Time period39 Teen disease40 Long time41 Shed (2 wds.)44 Bow45 Location47 Luau dish48 Tremble50 Opp. of nice52 Lysergic acid diethylamide54 Petition for a position55 Oolong57 __ Vice (tv show)59 Full skirted dress62 Attacks65 Musical repeat66 Goody68 What the telephone did70 Organization of Petroleum ExportingCountries71 Lore72 Land mass73 Peachy74 Eye infection75 Baseball team

DOWN1 Snake like fish

2 Pack3 Clean4 TV rating5 Ambassador6 Alternative (abbr.)7 Lighted sign8 Nicaragua capital9 Leave

10 Japanese staple11 Vane direct ion13 Danish physicist14 Gush out20 Unbeliever22 Chitchat24 Phoniness

26 Large water body27 Regional vegetation28 Fork prongs30 Affirmative32 Monkey33 Recruit34 Denounce36 Head cover38 American Federation of Teachers(abbr.)42 Sun's name43 Border46 Draw49 Witty statement

51 Shekel53 Creator of Mickey, Minnie andDonald56 Advertisement (abbr.)58 Nearly horizontal entrance59 Idiot60 Notion61 Tall tales63 Move carefully64 Annoyance65 Defraud67 Picnic visitor69 Oxygen

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Grilled Honey Garlic Pork Chops

resealable bag or double wrap withplastic wrap. Refrigerate overnight, orat least 4 to 6 hours.Preheat oven to 250 degrees F (120degrees C).Place chickens in a roasting pan. Bakeuncovered for 5 hours, to a minimum in-ternal temperature of 180 degrees F (85degrees C). Let the chickens stand for10 minutes before carving.

medium-hot coals 12 to 15 minutes,turning once during cooking and bast-ing frequently with marinade, untilmeat thermometer registers 155 to160F.

Ingredients

4 teaspoons salt2 teaspoons paprika1 teaspoon onion powder1 teaspoon dried thyme1 teaspoon white pepper1/2 teaspoon cayenne pepper1/2 teaspoon black pepper1/2 teaspoon garlic powder2 onions, quartered2 (4 pound) whole chickens

Directions

In a small bowl, mix together salt, pa-prika, onion powder, thyme, white pep-per, black pepper, cayenne pepper, andgarlic powder. Remove and discardgiblets from chicken. Rinse chicken cav-ity, and pat dry with paper towel. Rubeach chicken inside and out with spicemixture. Place 1 onion into the cavity ofeach chicken. Place chickens in a

Elles Kitchen

INGREDIENTS:

1/4 cup lemon juice1/4 cup honey2 tablespoons soy sauce1 tablespoon dry sherry2 cloves garlic, minced4 4 ounce boneless center-cut leanpork chops

DIRECTIONS:

Combine all ingredients except porkchops in small bowl. Place pork inshallow baking dish; pour marinadeover pork. Cover and refrigerate 4hours or overnight. Remove porkfrom marinade. Heat remaining mari-nade in small saucepan over mediumheat to a simmer. Grill pork over

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ESTATE AUCTIONBRICK HOUSE W/ATTACHED GARAGE SUNROOM PATIO DETACHED GARAGE C/H/A CITY UTILITIES NICE LEVEL LOT 2000 MERCURY SABLE CUB CADET RIDING MOWER

5X10 UTILITY TRAILER ALADDIN LAMP #5 CROCK CAST IRON KETTLE BLUE CROCK PITCHERCORNER CUPBOARD WASH STAND ANTIQUE DRESSER MAHOGANY DESK PLUS OTHER

GLASSWARE, FURNITURE AND COLLECTABLES.... MR. RALPH AND MS. MARY DOTSON ESTATE

77 ACRES (SELLING IN 1 TRACT) CROP/PASTURE/WOOD LAND (2) BARNS POND SPRINGS FENCEDCITY WATER AVAILABLE EXCELLENT CATTLE FARM IN A SECLUDED LOCATION....

MS. CLARIS JENT ESTATE

2 STORY HOME WITH BASEMENT ATTACHED GARAGE C/H/A BUILT-IN APPLIANCES HOT TUB3.35 ACRES IN BOYS ISLAND ESTATES (PHASE III) NEAR EAGLES COVE MARINA

AND DALE HOLLOW LAKE....

NEW HOLLAND TL90 TRACTOR W/CAB NEW HOLLAND HAY ROLLER NEW HOLLAND DISC MOWER 8 WHEEL V RAKE WOODS 10 FT. BUSH HOG 20 FLATBED GOOSENECK 14 CATTLE TRAILER

28 ALUM. HORSE TRAILER FORD 1-TON 4X4 PASTURE SPRAYER RIDING MOWER TILLERPLUS OTHER TOOLS & FARM EQUIPMENT.... HERBERT AND CHUCK SANDIFER PROPERTY

302 FAIRLANE DRIVE LAFAYETTE, TN ESTATE AUCTION PATTERSON ROAD LAFAYETTE, TN

ABSOLUTE AUCTIONOAKDALE ROAD

WESTMORELAND, TN

BANKRUPTCY AUCTION7340 TURKEY RIDGE RD

BYRDSTOWN, TN

REAL ESTATE: (1-owner) 3 bedroom / 1 bath brick house w/attached

garage (built 1969 approx. 2000 total sq. ft.); living room, kitchen/diningroom, den, utility room, sunroom and patio. The home is equipped withC/H/A and city utilities plus built-in appliances (cook stove and dish-washer)and gas heating stove. It has had some recent remodeling (roof-2007and garage door-2008). All of these improvements plus a detachedgarage and paved driveway positioned on a large level lot inside theCity Limits of Lafayette along Fairlane Drive.GLASSWARE FURNITURE: Moon & Star lamp, Carnival cracker jar,

Carnival fruit bowl, Carnival candy dish, Satin glass candy dish, Crystal Wedding dish, bowl & pitcher, Fire King,Wexford glass, cut glass,Maria Fine China, cake plates, Cobalt Blue vases, glass pitcher, covered candy dish, milk glass, Thumbprint goblets, Pink Depression glass,Green Sandwich glass, cake stand, stemware, Fostoria (Heritage p attern-goblets, glasses, bowls), 50thWedding Anniversary glassware,mahogany desk, sofa table, end tables, coffee table, corner cupboard, Berkline reclining sofa & love seat, drum table, cedar chest, 5drawer chest, oak wash stand w/mirror, antique dresser w/mirror, cane bottom chairs, cedar magazine table, dining table & chairs, chinacabinet, glass door pie safe, oak bookcase, oak TV stand, occasional table, meal chest, enamel kitchen cart, entertainment center, formicatable & chairs, 3 piece bedroom suit, brass bed, 5 piece oak bedroom suit.ANTIQUES COLLECTABLES: Old display cabinet, old cider press, mantle clock, #5 crock, cast iron kettle, caast iron tea kettle, cast ironskillets, blue crock pitcher, cross cut saw, fox horn, old glass insulators, enamelware, graniteware, glasstop fruit jar, lantern, paintings from

local artist (Galen School and Enon School), old newspapers (1960s-events of JFK), quilts, cedar jewelry box, ladies costume jewelry, Lin-coln Drape Aladdin lamp, pictures & prints, Tobacco Harvest print, ladies hats, rolling pin, cutting board, crochet pieces, Kodak Hawkeyecamera, Viewmaster, electrified oil lamp.TOOLS:Worx blower/vac, weed eater, Homelite electric chain saw, hand tools (hand saw, hammers, wrenches, pliers, screwdrivers, sock-ets, level, etc.), battery charger, grease gun, br ace & bit, drill bits, drop cords, gas can, oil cans, mole trap, car ramps,Bluegrass tool box, push spreader, house jack, handyman, hose & reel, log chain, chain saw, wash tub, coal bucket,minnow bucket, dip net, fishing rods & reels, lawn roller, power tools, hand plane, wheel barrow, yard tools, seedsower, bench grinder, vise, step ladder, ext. ladder, air compressor, potato crates, single tree, metal shelving.CAR: 2000 Mercury Sable LS 4 dr.; V-6, A/T, PS, PB, AC, TW, CC, PW, PDL, sunroof, 75k miles, white w/gray inte-rior.TRAILER MOWER TILLER: Cub Cadet 1515 riding mower, 283 hours, 15 hp Kohler, 38; Murray push mower, fronttine tiller, 5x10 (tilt) utility trailer.PERSONAL PROPERTY:WhiteWestinghouse chest freezer, Magic Chef r efrigerator, Emerson microwave, Amanawasher & dryer, Sanyo flat floor screen TV, Soundesign stereo, Magnavox color TV w/remote, floor lamp, pole lamp,Sanyo VCR/DVD, Universal elec. sewing machine w/cabinet, small kitchen appliances, kitchen utensils, cookware,flatware, kitchen linens, Corningware, stainless cookware, electric lamps, bed linens, bedspreads, blankets, afghans,wall mirror & decor, desk lamp, elec. fan, filing cabinet, Eureka vacuum, lawn chairs, baskets, books, small safe,Marksmah air pistol, Chevy tailgate (1973-1985) plus many other items...SELLER: Mr. Ralph and Ms. Mary Dotson

Estate. TERMS: REAL ESTATE: 10% down day of sale and balance with the deed.PERSONAL PROPERTY: Cash or good check day of sale (positive ID required). AGENT: Ben Bray (615) 666-2232.NOTE FROM AGENT: Ladies and gentlemen, this Estate Auction is a must attend event! Selling @ABSOLUTE is aspacious (1-owner) brick home plus a lifetime collection of antiques, furniture, glassware and collectables. Remem-ber, Thursday, April 26th, 9 a.m. and we will see you at 302 Fairlane Drive in Lafayette, Tennessee.

Information in this ad is believed to be correct but not warranted. Announcements made day of sale take precedent over all prior advertising.

DIRECTIONS FROM LAFAYETTE SUPERWALMART: Take Highway 52 By-Pass traveling westto Oakdale Road, right on Oakdale Road to sale site on the left (signs posted). DIRECTIONSFROMWESTMORELAND @ INTERSECTION OF HWY. 31 AND HWY. 52: Take Hwy. 52 travelingEast and crossing into Macon County to Oakdale Road, left on O akdale Road to sale site on theleft (signs posted).

TERMS: Cash or good check day of sale (positive ID required). SELLER: Herbert Sandifer and Chuck Sandifer. AGENT: Ben Bray (615) 666-2232.NOTE FROMAGENT: Ladies and gentlemen, Mr. Sandifer has sold his farm and no longer needs this nice, shed kept farm equipment. Many items

were bought new by Mr. Sandifer and have certainly been well maintained and have a lot of life left in them. This is a SATURDAY

AFTERNOON SALE on Saturday, April 28th at 1:00 p.m. and we will see you at the auction!

TRACTOR TRUCK TRAILERS FARM EQUIPMENT LAWNMOWER TILLER TOOLS

Too Many Items To List! Go to www.benbrayrealestate.comforComplete Details and Photos of All Equipment Being Offered!

DIRECTIONS FROM LAFAYETTE SUPERWALMART ALONG HWY. 52: Take Hwy. 52 traveling East to theWebbtown Community and

Patterson Road, right on Patterson Road traveling approx. mile to sale site on the right (signs posted).REAL ESTATE: Ladies and gentlemen, this is a true working farm with an excellent production history in a somewhat secluded location just

off of Highway 52 near the Webbtown Community! GOT YOUR ATTENTION?Then listen to this..... 77.70 acres +/- ( selling in 1 tract), with

a terrain of level to rolling offering an abundance of open cropland/ pasture land and some woodland. This property is improved with (2) 30x60

feed/tobacco barns w/electricity, pond, (3) springs and fencing. This well-maintained farm has been in the same family for nearly 50 years.

Yes, thats right, nearly 50 years! The Jent family has taken gre at pride in their farm and this is very evident as you look and consider the

overall quality and condition of this pro perty. Ladies and gentlemen, the time is right, the time is now, so invest your money in something you

will be proud of....a choice farm property with so much to offer! Remember what we say look it over, just dont overlook it and we will see

you at the auction!

SELLER: The heirs of Ms. Claris Jent.

TERMS: 10% (non-refundable) deposit down day of sale and balance with the deed or Macon Bank & Trust is offering non-qualifying terms

by paying a total of 20% down and financing the remaining 80% pa yable monthly at 6% locked for 36 months and amortized up to a 20 year

repayment plan. Questions about the Auction Terms, call Ben at (615) 666-2232 or Macon Bank at (615) 666-2121.

AGENT: Ben Bray (615) 666-2232.

THURSDAY, APRIL 26th 9:00 A.M. (C.S.T.) (REAL ESTATE TO SELL AT 10:00 A.M.)

SATURDAY, APRIL 28th 1:00 P.M.

SATURDAY, APRIL 28th 10:00 A.M. (C.S.T.)

SATURDAY, APRIL 28th 10:00 A.M. (C.S.T.)DIRECTIONS TO PROPERTYAND SALE SITE:From Byrdstown and Hwy. 111: Take Hwy. 325 travel-ing approx. 4 miles, right on Vans Branch for approx. 1mile bearing left at forks, remaining on Vans Branch toLillydale Road, left on Lillydale traveling approx. 2 milesto property and sale site on the right (signs posted).

REAL E STATE: Ladies and gentlemen, this property

has an awesome view of Dale Hollow Lake and is verynear Eagles Cove Marina! Now that I have your atte-nion, listen to this....2 story log sided house w/base-ment and 4- car attached garage (built 1997, approx.3500 sq. ft.) The layout is comprised of 4 bedrooms / 4baths, living room, kitchen/dining area, den, office, util-

ity and rec room plus a large deck and balcony offeringsome awesome views of Dale Hollow Lake! The home isequipped with city water and C/H/A plus built-in appli-ances (dishwasher and cook stove). It also offers lots ofcharacter as well as many bells and whistles includingvaulted ceilings, tongue & groove ceilings, walk-in clos-

ets, oak cabinets and vanities, just to name a few. All of this plus a concrete driveway perfectly positioned on 3.35acres along Turkey Ridge Road (Boys Island Estates-Phase III) in Byrdstown, Tennessee.TERMS: 15% (non-refundable) deposit down day of sale and balance with the deed.BANKRUPTCY TRUSTEE: Mr. John C. McLemore, Case #11-08343-KL2-7AGENT: Ben Bray (615) 666-2232.

OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY, APRIL 29, 2-4 P.M.

BROKER PARTICIPATION - Attention R/E Brokers...auction company paying a 2%

broker participation fee. Contact Ben at (615) 666-2232 for more information.

$25.00 FREE DRAWING $25.00


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SUMNER COUNTY STATION CAMP AREA

LOCATED: On Pee Dee Branch Road in the Station Camp and Cottontown areas. Directions fromNashville: Take I-65 N to exit 97, take Long Hollow Pike, go approx. 10 miles, left on Upper Station CampRoad, left on Pee Dee Branch Road and follow auction signs.

REAL ESTATE: Consists of 42.94 choice acres selling in 3 separate tracts as follows:TRACT #1 has 4.11 acres with 57.49 road frontage. Great building tract.TRACT #2 has 17.19 acres with 65.51 road frontage. Mostly open with outstanding views. Long creekfrontage.TRACT #3 has 21.64 acres with 74.05 road frontage. This tract is improved with an approx. 40 x 44

barn and 2 ponds. This tract has a spectacular view of the countryside. Mostly open on the front with beau-tiful trees in the back.

*****NO BUYERS PREMIUM*****FOR FREE BROCHURE, CALL (615)452-5341 OR VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT

WWW.CARMANREALESTATE.COMNOTE FROM AGENT: Dont miss this auction! We have beautiful tracts to choose from. Property has

been soils tested for septic approvals, some open, some in woods, and outstanding views. Build your homehere overlooking acres and acres. These are prime home sites in a great location just minutes from Nashville,Goodlettsville, Hendersonville, Gallatin, and White House.

TERMS: 20% down day of sale,the remaining balance cash withdeed(s); or terms available to qual-ified buyers through the CitizensBank in Gallatin. Contact RandallCarter at (615) 206-1748.

AUCTION AGENTS: Gene Car-

man and Lloyd Andrews,

(615) 452-5341

SATURDAY, MAY 5, 10 A.M.42.94 CHOICE ACRES - SELLING IN 3 SEPARATE TRACTS

SPECTACULAR VIEWS - SOILS TESTED FOR SEPTIC APPROVALS

UNDERGROUND ELECTRIC BARN PONDS - CREEK

406 N. Broadway-Portland, TNTools-Furniture-Old Money-Guns

Estate of Ronald LeathermanSaturday, April 28, 2012 @10:00 A.M.

PERSONAL PROPERTY-Propane grill, lawn furniture, computer desk, tripods, beveled mirror, butcher block, depressioncabinet, waterfall dresser, Singer sewing machine, telephone chair, couch and chair, Cooper Tire collector banks, Mexican string

puppet, wardrobe, rockers, fishing supplies, and more.

TOOLS-Craftsman 3500 watt generator, Delta scroll saw, Poulan chain saw, Lincoln arc welder, chains, booming dogs, hand

tools, Ryobi 14 cut off saw, Northern Tools framing air nailer, Porter Cable finish nailer, Bostitch staple nailer, portable air tank,

one-man cross-cut saw, balance scales, Wagner Power paint system, sanders, Reddy Heater kerosene heater 100,000 BTU, 12

drawer rolling tool box bottom, 9

drawer Craftsman tool box-top and

bottom, 6 drawer tool box top, Lazy-

boy 5 HP tiller, and more.

TERMS-Cash, check, or credit card

day of sale. Credit cards will be

charged a 3% Buyers Premium.

DIRECTIONS-From I-65N Exit 117

right on Hwy 52, left on Hwy 109 to

sale site on left. Signs posted.

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114 George L. Davis Blvd.Nashville, TN 37203

David Allen, Auctioneer #5600Music City Auction TN FL 4976 For more info, visit:

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Continental 18 Karat Yel-low Gold, Silver, Ruby,Diamond and EnamelZ a r f S p a r k l e s a tAuction

A Continental 18 Karat Yellow Gold,Silver, Ruby, Diamond and EnamelZarf, in a mosaic design with goldframework and encompassing calibrecut rubies recently sold for $134,200

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1968 Cougar GTE soldfor $181,500 at a recentBarrett-Jackson auction

This beautiful 1968 Cougar GTE soldfor $181,500 at a recent Barrett-Jack-son auction. Only 357 were ever builtwith the 427 W code side oiler V-8engine.

Mercurys Cougar premiered in 1967as an upscale version of Fords Mus-

tang. It came in many different forms,from a mild mannered 289 V-8 (thestandard engine) to the 428 power-house. Today, Cougars from 1967 to1970 are all very collectible, especiallythe convertibles. Of the near 375,000Cougars built in its four years of pro-duction, only about 13,500 were rag-tops. Regardless of vintage, if youhave a 67 to 70 Mercury Cougar inyour garage you should count yourselfas lucky.

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WHITES IMPLEMENTS COMPLETE SELLOUT

30+ BULLDOZERS-EXCAVATORS-TRACK LOADERS-SKID STEERS-COMPACTORS-TRACTORS-FORKLIFTS-TRENCHERS-MOTOR GRADERS-

SCRAPER-TRUCKS-TRAILERS-PARTS-SHOP EQUIPMENT-TOOLS

CAT C3500 PROPANE FORKLIFT, CAT T500 SA PROPANE

FORKLIFT, 1999 INGERSOLL-RAND RT706G FORKLIFT,

MITSUBISHI FD35 FORKLIFT, TEREX SS636C TELEHANDLER,

2004 JCB 190T SKID STEER, 2005 CAT 287B SKID STEER, DITCHWITCH 4010 TRENCHER, 2000 VERMEER V570 TRENCHER,

1998 INGERSOLL-RAND DD65 COMPACTOR, 2001 HYPAC

C3308B COMPACTOR, 2000 KOMATSU WB140-2 BACKHOE,

1992 DRESSER TD15E DOZER, 1982 DRESSER TD15C DOZER,

1996 DEERE 750C DOZER, DEERE 750C DOZER, 2001 DEERE 700H LGP DOZER, 2007

CASE 1150 K SERIES 3 DOZER, 2007 CASE 1150 K SERIES 3 LGP DOZER, CAT D6C DOZER,

CAT D5H DOZER, 1996 CASE 1150G LONGTRACK DOZER, 2000 CAT DD MXL DOZER, 2000CAT D5 MXL DOZER, 1997 CAT D5MXL DOZER, DRESSER TD12 DOZER, 1992 DEERE 650G

SERIES IV DOZER, 2006 NEW HOLLAND DC95 XLT DOZER, 2003 CAT D5G DOZER, 2004

CAT D4G XL DOZER, 2004 CAT D4G XL DOZER, 2000 CASE 850G LT DOZER, 2001 CASE

850H LT DOZER, 2001 CASE 850H LT DOZER, 2000 CASE 850H

WIDETRACK DOZER, CASE 850D LONGTRACK DOZER, CASE

850D LONGTRACK DOZER, 2003 CAT D3G XL DOZER, 1994 CAT

D3C SERIES DOZER, 1990 CAT D4C SERIES 3 DOZER, CASE

650K II DOZER, 2000 CASE 550G LT DOZER, CASE 1150CDOZER, 1988 CASE 1155E TRACK LOADER, DEERE 755B TRACK

LOADER, DEERE 655C TRACK LOADER, 1986 CAT 963 LGP

TRACK LOADER, 1986 CAT 953 TRACK LOADER, LINK BELT LS-

4300 EXCAVATOR, 2004 KOBELCO 235 LC EXCAVATOR, 1997

SAMSUNG SE130 LCM-2 EXCAVATOR, 1996 SAMSUNG SE130

LCM-2 EXCAVATOR, 1980 CAT 613B SCRAPER, ROME RC-175CS SCRAPER, REYNOLDS

14C DIRT PAN, 1990 GALION A450E MOTOR GRADER, CASE IH JX95, FORD 7710, NH

TC33D TRACTOR, FORD 2000 TRACTOR, BUSHHOG 371J 15' BATWING CUTTER, KING

KUTTER 6' FINISH MOWER, WOODS LR72 ROCK RAKE,1 BOTTOM PLOW, 1 ROWCULTIVATOR, J-BAR 6' BOX BLADE, VERSATECH HAY FORK SKID STEER ATTACHMENT,

ROME 8' BOG DISC, DOUBLE-DRUM SHEEPS FOOT ROLLER, ROOT RAKES, SINGLE

BARREL RIPPER, SEVERAL BACKHOE BUCKETS, VERSATECH GRAPPLE SKID STEER

ATTACHMENT, BOBCAT GST 510 AUGER, DOZER BLADE TRACTOR MOUNT, PAC CAR

WENCH, 2007 INTERATIONAL 4400 TRUCK, 1988 INTERNATIONAL S2600 ROAD TRACTOR,

1987 KENWORTH ROAD TRACTOR, 1994 GMC TOP KICK DUMP TRUCK, 2002 FORD F350 1

TON DUALLY EXT CAB, 1997 DODGE 3500 1 TON FLATBED,

2007 TRANSCRAFT SEMI STEP DECK TRI AXLE TRAILER, 200820 TON LOWBOY, 1998 OVERBUILT 20 TON PINTLE HITCH,

TRAIL KING DUAL TANDUM 24' GOOSENECK W/ HYDRAULIC

DOVE TAIL, 2003 DELTA 4 HORSE TRAILER W/DRESSING

ROOM, ANTIQUE CATERPILLAR IH671 ROAD GRADER,

JACOBSEN ROAD GRADER, ANTIQUE HAY RAKE,

AN T IQ UE MA NU RE SP RE AD E R, KO DI AK 5'

CUTTER,MUCH MUCH MORE!

FRIDAY APRIL 27th @ 9:00 A.M. 3500 DOVER ROAD (HWY 79)

WOODLAWN (CLARKSVILLE) TNDirections:From Nashville take I-24 West take exit 4 Hwy 79 South Wilma Rudolph Blvd 2.3 miles to

Hwy 374 North 10.6 miles to Hwy 79 South Dover Rd 6 miles to Auction Site. Signs Posted

ABSOLUTE AUCTION

VISIT OUR WEBSITE AT FOR MORE DETAILSwww.millsauctions.com

TERMS & CONDITIONS: 6% Buyers Premium. All Bidders Must Register With Photo I.D. & Bank Letter of Guarantee. Payment in Full With Cash,Check,Credit Card, or Debit Card Day ofAuction. There Will Be a 3% Convenience Fee Added to All Debit or C redit Card Purchases. All Personal Property Sold AS IS WHERE IS With No Warranty Expressed or Implied. AllAnnouncements Made Day of Auction Take Precedence Over All Advertisements. Sellers Nor Agent Responsible For Accidents.All Catalogs Are Believed to be Correct However,BiddersShould Satisfy Themselves to The Description And Condition of Each Item.Neither The Sellers or Auction Company Will be Held Liable For Any Er rors or Incorrections.

RUSSELL MILLS-AUCTIONEER

SANDY MILLS-BROKER

1158 OLD GALLATIN ROAD

SCOTTSVILLE KY 42164

www.millsrealestateauction.com

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TN FIRM# 4698

HUGE GUN AUCTIONSATURDAY APRIL 28th, 2012 at 10:00 AM

Steves Gun & Archery - 1011 Bear Creek Pike - Columbia TNOne Estate and 3 collection sellout. Bring your own chairs!!!! Parking Available directly behind the Guns Shop

Watch for parking signs on sale day! Inspection begins at 8:30 am day of sale ONLY. TBI background check will be performed on site

day of sale.

Terms are cash or check day of sale. NO

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There are just too many guns to list and show. Below is justa sample. We urge you to visit our website often as we are

adding more guns daily. www.garyauction.com

THIS IS ONE GUN SALE YOU DO NOT WANT TO MISS!!

Supercar expected to fetch $1.3M at auction...and it can't even be driven on roads

This ultimate version of the UKs great-est-ever supercar is expected to fetchmore than $1.3M when it is sold off inCalifornia.

The 1997 McLaren F1 GTR is a racecar based on the iconic 240mph F1model, the fastest production car toever come out of England.

And the model on offer is the legendaryex-GTC Gulf Team Davidoff McLaren

F1 GTR FIA GT Endurance RacingCoupe.

It was the last of just 28 GTRs built bythe Woking-based firm when it rolledoff the production line.

And this F1 is known as the Longtai lversion thanks to its longer front andrear overhangs which are designed toboost downforce on the racetrack.

Aworld record-breaking Patek

Philippe chronograph. The top lotof a recent Bonhams auction,claiming $338,500 against a pre-sale estimate of $280,000-350,000, was a fine and very rareplatinum cushion-form perpetualcalendar chronograph wristwatch.

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TROUSDALE COUNTY WILLARD COMMUNITY

*A DOUBLE CENTURY FARM - THE LEGEND OF THE DIGGINS*

SATURDAY, APRIL 28TH, 2012 AT 10:00 A.M. CSTLOCATION: Located in the Willard Community of Trousdale County. From Hartsville take Hwy 25 W go mile and turn right on 141, go 4 miles and see auction signs posted on the property on the right.

REAL ESTATE: Has been surveyed, calculated and platted to be sold in 15 separate tracts without regrouping.

REAL ESTATE FEATURES:

SUPER CHOICE 177.12 ACRES 3 BEDROOM HOUSE 3 BARNS PUBLIC WATER SEPTIC TESTED - SELLING IN 15 SEPARATE TRACTS ANTIQUES - COLLECTABLES

The Joanna Foley Martin Farm

Tract #1 - 12.72 Acres













TRACT #1: Features a beautiful ridge field with panoramic

views and awesome building sites.TRACT #2: Offers a recently built 3 bedroom and 2 bath house

with a living room, kitchen/dining room combo. The lawn is

shaded with mature trees as this was the sight of the old Burnley home place that was destroyed by fire also this tract

features a garage shop and old out buildings.

TRACT #4: features a large barn (70x50).

TRACT #5: Offers 2 barns 60 x 36 and 70 x 40.

TRACTS# 3-9: Have great building sites with lovely expansive views of the countryside.

TRACTS #10 13: have open and wooded land and a small branch crosses each tract. The Legend of the Diggins (See

article posted on WWW.CARMANREALESTATE.COM) is found at the unique rock formation on tract #10

TRACTS # 14 and 15 are mostly wooded with good young timber.

Tracts #10 thru 15 front Elmer Dalton Road.

AUCTIONEERS NOTE:To sell a century farm is very rare but to sell a double century farm is almost unheard of!! This property has been in this family since 1794

but on April the 28th, 2012 you will have the great op portunity of starting your century clock ticking !!! There is a tract here for everyone: Investors, Farmers, Cattle-

men, Homebuilders, Dream home seekers, Weekend farmers and Hunters. Come one. Come All. Call today for your appointment to see it and a free color brochure

with survey plat and COME! LOOK! BUY!

ANTIQUES, COLLECTABLES & HOUSEHOLD ITEMS:Early 1900s childs desk, very unique and rare, carniv al glass pc, candy jar, vinegar cruets, berry bowl

set, punch bowl set, 2 old hand made quilts and quilt top, wine decanter with hammered metal top. 1 847 Rodgers pcs, flatware, Reed & Barton Stief Company tea pitcher,

silver plate cream & sugar set, glass cake stand, hat pin holder, pressed glass heavy vase, salt cellars, 3 yellow depression glass pcs, amber cream & sugar, 2 etched shot

glasses, Knowles Sound of Music collector plate # 124368, 3 Limoges pcs, crystal knife stands, linen table cloth w/ 3 napkins, costume jewelry. Triple mirror dresser

and bench (circa 1920-30), coffee table, old trunk w/interesting shipping labels intact, 2 shelves, kitchen table w/ 4 chairs,(early 20th C wood), Old set of Encyclope-

dia Britannica, Victorian style baby high chair, 2 Victorian style chairs (from Littleton Furniture), basket, framed pictures/paintings, lamps, tables, old books, large

nick-knack china cat and other items too numerous to mention.

TERMS: Real Estate - 15% down [A NON REFUNDABLE DE-

POSIT] THE DAY OF THE AUCTION SALE AND SIGN THE

SALES AGREEMENT AND THE REMAINING 85 % PAYABLE IN

FULL AT THE CLOSING. TERMS AVAILABLE TO QUALIFIED

BUYERS. CALL TRACY BELCHER AT CITIZENS BANK OF

HARTSVILLE, TN 615-374-2265. PERSONAL PROPERTY CASH

OR GOOD CHECK DAY OF AUCTION SALE.

SELLER: Joanna Foley Martin

CLOSING ATTORNEY: Betty Lou Taylor: 615-374-3004

AUCTIONEERS: Gene Carman & Lloyd Andrews. Call 615-714-2212

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the most significant period of growth in theyoung nations history up to that point. In-terest in the Declaration surged.

In all, 200 official parchment copies were

struck from the Stone plate in 1823, withone extra struck for Stone himself. Eachcopy is identified as ENGRAVED by W. I.STONE for the Dept of State, by order inthe upper left corner, followed by of J. Q.ADAMS, Sect. of State July 4th 1824 in theupper right.

We know from a 1991 census of the man-uscripts that there 31 total known to sur-vive, with only 12 copies in private hands,said Palomino. This auction represented asingular chance for someone to acquire aprime piece of American history and collec-tors jumped at the chance.

Choice pieces of Early American historywere greatly in demand at the auction, asa Thomas Jefferson presentation copy of AManual of Parliamentary Practice with aJefferson autographed letter transmittingthe book to Virginia Revolutionary War sol-dier, politician and judge Francis T. Brookerealized $113,525against an estimate of$30,000-plusand George Washingtonssigned copy from his own library of A Viewof the History of Great-Britain during the Ad-

ministration of Lord North, to the SecondSession of the Fifteenth Parliament, bear-ing the first presidents bookplate, brought$101,575, also against an estimate of$30,000-plus.

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