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Books on Farming, Gardening. Building

Books on Farming, Gardening, Building.
STEPHENS BOOK or THE FARM: A complete gnide to
the Farmer, Steward PoHman, CAttle-msn, Shepherd,
Yield worker, and DAiry-mAi
Landscape Gardening and Rural Architecture. By A
Downing.
The Architecture Of Country Houses, By A. J. Downing
Rudiments Of Architecture and Bull ing. By Bullock.
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History aud Ruttme - Of Architecture. By BsIIock.
JohnsOns Gardener Monthly Volume. complete In l9 nos
Evans Dairy-woman's Manual
Lebigs Complete WORKS Chemistry.
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NationnI AmerIcan Convcntion.

The following despatch, owing to the break
ing of the telegraph wires, was not received
until last night. We are much gratifed to
learn that the Con vention refused to sustain a
proposition to restore the Missouri Compro-
mise. The Convention seems determined TO
keep the Party clear o agitation against South
ern interests:
PHILADELPHIA. Feb. 25, 1856
W. HY. SMITH:-A proposition to restore the
Missouri Compromise was voted down to day
by more than two to one majority. Resolu
tons to make nominations have been adopted,
and | think WILLARD FILLMORE will be nomi
mated for President tonight. F. &. z.
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STAR CANDLES.

TT'HE attention Of the public is invited TO the fact that
81 the star Candles offered for DEFICIENT
IN WEIGHT that what i sold for Ound actually weighs
but fJufteen fifteen ounces and packages marked 40
bs fail short two three and five pounds bog. This
loss does m upon the wholesale dealers who sell packa-
ges NAKED WEIGHT upon he retailers, Who sell ny
COUNT upon the consumers who thus pay for about one
tenth more than IN, receive.
The subscribers always their Can les fun sixteen
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which may ascersned testing them. As their
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quality the market, they solicit the patronage Of
purchasers who desire study their interest," and, at
the same time eneoursg &c correct dealing.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

49, The undersigned would respectfully .
NO. nounce his friends and the citizens of
Nashville and vicinity, that he has The city
the purpose Of pursuing his profession that he has
sociAed with him, the talented Artist Mr. y.
WDDsRoTH and he FEELS assured from Their
other State thai thel Efforts in their profession cannot f
be received with By the Of Tennessee.
JOHN w. DODGE.
N.sBvrIx Dee "a Iss5
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rEsNEssEE LEs,s...ArunN.
SENATE.
MIGHT SESSION.

MONDAY, Feb. 25.
HOUSE Balls on Third Rsading-sFo authoFiss Jas
Parks & Co to build bridge across 0coee river,
at or near Pulaski, in Pike county, passed.
= To provide for the election OF justice Of the
peace in the tewn of Rome, and for other purposes
passed.
To amend an act, entitled IAN act for the benefit
Of the wives aud widows of the soldiers Of the Mex
lean war, passed.
For the benefit Of sureties aad endorsers, was
passed,
- To protect the lay members of all ecclesiastical
denominations against the domination Of the clergy
passed.
For the benefit Of Turnpike roads, passed
To amend the laws in reference TO the liability OF
sheriffs and coroners rejected.
To amend an act incorporating Oak Grove Acad
envy in the town of Cleveland and for other purpo-
ses, passed.
To amend the charter Of the Carthage, Alexan-
dria and Red Sulphur Springs Turnpike company,
and for other purposes, passed.
For the benefit of the heirs and devisees of NJ
Jules Godeau dEutraigues and Madame Agathe
Garand d'Eutraigues, passed.
To amend the existing laws in this State on the
subject of pay for killing wolves, rejected.
TUESDAY, Feb 26.
House Bill for the benefit of Sneed Harris, was
passed on third reading.
Senate Bill to protect the people of this State
against the usurious exactions of the banks, was
rejected.
House Bill to establish system of patrols, was
passed on third reading.
House Bill to incorporate the Knoxville, SEWER
vile and Paint Rock Railroad, was read the third
time, and
Mr.. Fletcher spoke at some length, and with
more than his usual zeal in its support.
Mr.. Rodgers also advocated the bill zealously.
Mr.. Hall moved to strike out all that related to
State aid
Which motion prevailed; ayes IA, noes 8.
Adjourned TO Pm.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The charter of the Knoxville, Sevierville, and
Paint Rock Railroad Company passed after State
cid had been stricken out.
House bills to change the line between the coun-
ties OF Grundy ami Marion; to charter the Bank Of
America; to charter the Strawberry Plains, Dan
bridge and Newport Railroad Company; to incor-
porate the Agents of the Publishing House Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South, at Nashville;
severay passed Sd reading.
House amendments to Senate bills were taken up
and acted upon.
Adjourned to P. N.
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N.Y. E ectou viii b. held at the Banking House
of the Planters in Nashville Monday, 81 Of March
next elect eleven Directors to serve the ensuing year
d WEAVER, CASH r.
Nasbvila Feh 1874 ieb2 j. In
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coin WATCH FOUND

k2S~~eeS have my possession Gold Watrh, taken
from a nero which Lbeieve 10 e stolen and which the
righul get by describing AID ying for this adj
yertisemsnt &c fferi5l WI JACKSON.
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Wakefield $ Corn Planter.
wezS To the Tobacco Planters Of

n.y. This useful Impemen, m.y be eSarinfd nd
OF ders len az the Tenne Farmer and MechaBic Office,
No 2Ob Deaderick street. stairs. teolo
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MI Tennessee The undersigned wishes 10 FUR
chase rastd in the state for manu-
facuring Purpasss he viii pay from Fifty tents to one
Dollar per hundred than the market price r Tobacco
Suitable Tor manufacturing. -
Cal No As and IS College at the Tobacco Vac
tory, two doors from Broad street
fe515-Im WASHINGTON MEREDITH.
Eastern times., 1856-02-28
Grand Military Ball.

nEN rLEMEN wishing Dancing Pump for the occasioK
VI will find good article Mt D. ". ROBERTS.
Dec. II, 1865.
Eastern times., 1856-02-28
Kansas Affairs.

New YORK, Feb. o. A correspondent Of
the Tribune telegraphs from Washington
a Intelligence was received BY Government
this m0rnlng, containing assurances that the
border counties would acquiesce in the present
state of things in Kansas, and make no ag-
gressive movement The President instructed
Gov. Shannon, before leaving, to visit the
counties personally, and say that if an inva-
sion was attempted it would be resisted by all
the power ne could command also to say to
the people of Kansas that the same authority
would be exerted if any insurrectionary dem
Gnstration occurred. If the Topeka Conven-
sioh assemblies, civil process will be sued
against the Governor and other officers on the
ground Of the territorial law, that they are as
sumlng functions to which they have not been
legally elected or appointed. The same law
prevails in the States. No military force will
be employed unless the civil process is resist
ed.
Republican instructions have been sent out
by special messenger, who started on We'd
nesday night, to members of the Topeka Con-
ventioa, desiring them merely to organize and
adjourn, so that there should be precaution on
both sides. No collision is now apprehended
Eastern times., 1856-02-28
Nr. SWEET Of parsous6eld. from The commit

Mr.. SWEET Of Parsons6eld, from the commit
tee on education, reported a resolve providing
for the distribution of the report of the Super
intendans of Common Schools; read and as
signed
Passed TO Be endcied-Blls for the remov-
al of paupers having no settlement in the State
additional respecting Sagadahoc Ferry Co.
Rs7nonstruroes-OfC City Council of Gardi-
ner, against the movement TO abolish the Po-
lice Court in said city.
MONDAY, Feb, 25.
Senate.-In the absence of the Secretary, on
motion Of Mr.. Swasey, Nathaniel " keed
was appointed Secretary pro te"'.,
Papers from the House disposed of In con-
currence.
Mr.. Thompson presented the petition of A.
e. Robhins and others for an act TO incorpo-
rate an Insurance Company. Referred.
House e.-ln the absence of the Speaker, Mr..
Foster, Of East Machias, was chosen Speaker
pro tenn.
Papers from the Senate disposed of in con-
currence.
Resolve in favor of the town Of Danville
came up, and having been amended, passed to
be engrossed.
Mr.. Hardy of Gouldsborough, by leave,
laid resolve upon the table, authorizing the
Land Agent 10 convey Mark Island 10 the
United States.
Mr. Irish moved to take up the bill for the
suppression of intemperance.
Mr. Dennett moved to refer the same TO the
Judiciary Connittee, and after a lively de-
bate, the yeas and nays having been ordered
oa motion of Mr. Irish, the bill was so re-
ferred; yeas So, nays 50.
Eastern times., 1856-02-28
FOREIGN PORTS.

At San Juan; Me 5th, bris C ii Sampson; unc
Ar at CieAfuegos 25th brig Philip Larabee Auld,
Bath
Ar at Havana 5th, G W Barter Barter, Bath 9th
sid lst burk Brunette Pnkham, Pensacola to return
TO Havana with lumber at S91s per Meet
AT Mantanzas 9th, bark Corinthian, Edgecomb wig
Lucinda, Tarr wig.
Ar at Careans 18th ult sch Metis Crane Bath
Ar at Havana 9th brig 5 w Baxter, Baxter. ath ;
q LIST INST, brig Bio GFande Mc'Cabe Portland ;
Crime., stover, Pensicoa in port sth, shi Wabash,
Hutchlns, TO load for Venice at fi 10 per ten.
AR at MantanZas 3d. rk Lucinda la r. New rk
Ar tCardenas 9Th, brig Vim A Drew Holbrook
Portland
Liverpool Ard 26th ult, Carlisle Simpson. and Mon
mouth, Doane n Orleans; 9th, Clara l. Prebe, Low
ry DO; 18th Emily 81 Pierre, Tessi r, Baltimore.
Cid 18th. Charter Oak, Houdlette. Savannah
Sid 26th, VIM Kent, Wilcox Philadelphia: Cham
plain, Reed, Trest-; 3lst, Iowa. Peters, do.
Adv, j Harvard, Andres Orleans
Ent for ldg, 2Sth, Carlisle; 3Oth Clara L Preble.
Deal ar 9th, Delaware Patten for Mobile; Stephen
Larrabee, Gray, for Newport. E.
Falmouth, ar 29th j. &. Richardson Lewis n York.
SID 10Th Gertrude, Crocker. Antwerp.
0lasgow, ar 18th, Civilian, Purnfon. n Orleans
queenstown, ar 9th, White Falcon RYAN Gallipoli;
Desdemona, Farnham. and sid 3Oth for Havre; both,
Emma Lincoln Watts n Orleans
Hayre, ar 18TH Lawson. Watts and Louisiana Sulli.
van, n Dreams; Omar Pacha, Barnes do
Sid 29th Arkansas, Grows n Orleans: Lady Frank
lin, Leavitt, Boston, saracen Barry, Newport and
States
Marseilles, Cid sd, Fruiter Dawes Messina. osd.
White Falcon, Ryan, Constontinople
Trieste, ard 10th ut, Almeida, Goss, N Orleaus
Malta, ar 20 h, Edgar stringer Marseilles
Falmouth, Jan. 29-fhe John G Richardson. Lewis
from York ard here with 800 to 400 bags Of wheat
thrown overheard, and main topgallant mast &C car
red away having been thrown her beam ends on the
IN Jan, in lat 40N, Ion AW. G
Eastern times., 1856-02-28
DOMESTIC PORTS.

HOLMES HoLE-Ar 18th, brig Rio Grande, Cobb,
Havana for Portland
NEW ORLEANS-Ar 10th shin VeSDer Tlomnston.
1lth Andover. Berry, New York
Cid llth, G Patten, Mitchell, Havre
Towed TO 81, Marshteld.
Ar 18th. South Carolina Trott, put back; lisa ella.
Coffin. Wiscasset.
flowed to sea 5th, Milan; sth Rocklight
Cid 18th, ship Walter Scott, Smith. Liverpool
MoBILE-Cld 18th. ship K NJ Mills, Sturges. Boston.
APALAcHIcoLA-Cld 18th, Seth sprague, Melcher,
Provideace
CHARLEsroS-Cld2 25th, Amelia Mckenzie. Bremen
Cid 10TH Sea Lion, Chace, Havre; Maitapan, Collier
do.
Cid 16th ship Samoset Grecnough Amsterdam.
WILMINGToN-Cld 10th, brig Billw, Bates, West
Indies.
Kingston, j.
NEW YoRK-Cld 18th, ship Jane d Cooper, Collins
Hayanai brig A Merryman, renter, Cardenas.
22st ar ship Ceur de Lion, Tucker. Hong Kong.
SAVANNAH Id 14th, sch Zuieka Blair. Bath.
BesreN-Ar 2oth, ship Bennington, Edwards, Or
leans.
2ist ard Sch William Snowman Georgetown Ne
Cid bark San Jacinto, Weeks, Galveston; sch Il
Jewett Oliver, N York
GALvEsToN-Sld 18th, bark Neue Is, Stevens, Boston
In port L b, bark Trinity Hal and Island City,
Stevens. for Boston.
erpoo; bark Yankee Blade, Jack on Brem N; 18th
sch Sheet Anchor 0rcutt, Boston.
CHARLEsroN-Sld 18th. ship Ontario, Carlisle, Bos
ton.
NEW 1oRK-Cld 18th, ship Linda Melcher, London
HOLMES HoLE-Ard 2lst, sch kedron, Allen, Wis
CHARLEsroS-Cld 10th, ship Samoset, Greenough
Rotterdam.
PoRTLAND-Ard 2lst, brig Rio Grande McCobb
loRTLAND Ard 24th, sch Charleston Packet, Per
kins, Bath.
BosroN-Cld 23d, sch Lamartine, Thorndike, Bruins
wick, Ga.
Telegraphed-bark Lyon, from Buenos Ayres
NEW ORLEANs-Cld 18Th. Revenue, Robinson, and
Squando Jordan, Boston, Ophir, Byrne, York.
Towel to sea 9th, Mt Vernon; 10th, Crimea Masonic
Caroline & Mary, Clark.
Adv. ship Realm for n York.
CHARLEsToN-Ment to sea 18TH ship Amelia Nc
kenze. Bremen
wILMINeroS-Cld 2lst, brig Monticello, Tarr, Bos
ton.
NEW YoRK-Ar 2ed, ship Prest Fillmore, Nelson
London
Cid 2Sd, ship H. III. Boody, Hussey, n Orleans.
Eastern times., 1856-02-28
DISASTERS.

Ship South Carolina, from n Orleans for Liverpool
put back l2th inst having sprung leak off the south
side OF Cuba after having gone TO She wi aban
don the voyage.
Brig Matilda, Percy, Savannah for st. John. was
capsized in gale Sept 49, off Hatteras Lost one man.
The brig was fallen in with next day by bark Maria
FIN y York for BuenoS Ayres, which took off the crew
AID carried them to i \. Capt came passenger in
the Antagonist at York.
The rep IT that big Adene Sprague, of Damariscot-
Ia was lost near Ca thagena. false She As
pinwail 22d ult.
Brig Rolling Wave, now at Aspinwall, was to have
been sold at auction 18th inst with all her sails anchors
&c She Is ~ tons and was built in this city 1854
Sch Cyclone (of DresdcnJ GilchriSt which " nj
ashore on side of Nantucket 1lth inst IS from Darien
for Boston, wilt yellow pine timber 1t is thought she
will be got OFF after disg deck load Capt Bayev and
Giehrist as aqove, both mstook Sancotty Light for
that on Gay Head
The light keeper on Plum Island, states sch of 15l
tons or more apparently lumber laden, discovered
morn OF 18th at anchor about miles from the bar. AI
pearances indicated her deck load had been thrown
overheard Was much ic d and her sails living up
on the booms as thogh too much frozen to be furled
Eastern times., 1856-02-28

Sydney NSW, sid Sd ship Magnolia, Pepper, Caicut
At Valparaiso. l4th uis, Charter Oak, Bacon. from
NewportEL
Reyel; sid 2sth, voga, Holm, Boston.
London Ar 1st, ship Torrent, Copp, for Madras.
AT Gonaies abt 4th, orig Eugene Reed, Reed, I'm
Demarara.
Gienfuegos sid 9Th, brig Sfazatsn, Tibbets Mobile
Liverpool sid 3d. Iowa. Peters, Trieste Charter Oak,
Houd ette, Savannah.
Cid lst Harriet o is, Havana 4th Lizzie Drew, Per
cy, Havana; I'd, Torrent, Copp, Madras.
Havre 5th, Othello Tucker, Charleston 49,. !,
Sid 3lst ult. Lisbon. Curtis, New Orleans Richmond
Gookin, Bristol, to load for @ S. Mazatian "yman,
n Orleans -
In the Roads 9Th. j Wakefield, Crocker, Orleans,
Marseilles sid 5Oth ult White Falcon, Ryan, Con-
stantinople
Eaval-The Harnswell, Stover, from Messina for
York put in here Dec 9 short provisions anchored
but dragged, was blown off,
SPOKEN.
Febs, lat 81 80 Ion IS 80, ship Potomac, Reed. from
n Orleans for Liverpool.
Feb 4th off Key West saw ship Lady Franklin, Jor-
dan from Mobile for Liverpool.
Jan 8. lat 25 40 Ion -. ship Adam Lemont, Bailey,
from rath for n Orleans
Jan 20, lat Al 0s, IS 49, was ship Palestine,
from York for London.
Feb H. lat 81 Ion 6S IS, ship Caroline Nesmth, Of
\ ork, from Charleston for Have.
Eastern times., 1856-02-28
Rubber Soles.
Caulker's Tools
Pocket Knives

Ii kinds of Caulkers Tools for cheap for cash by
Il Feb 5. II. NJ. BOVEY.
Eastern times., 1856-02-28
Home Manufactures.

We intend to all work wcll 1t is done anywhere
and as cheap in proportion quality.
We planning Boards, Piank, Deck Joist Clspboaris
&c: well and cheap Is it is done anywhere else
We also planning Mouldngs Of all descriptions
furnish them by the foot plane them for others We
also manufacture round Balusters Of different sizes
der and keep them hand for sale.
We also prepared for Planning, Throating and Fit
ting ships Knees Turning Staucheons, making Plugs and
saving Wedges for Plauking Launching and for Treena,
atshort notice.
Doors Sashes and Blinds common sizes, constantly
hand and for sale. AlsnPankng, Launching and Tree
nail Wedges and Plugs for sale.
With good machinery, good stock, good workmen, and
prompt attention, prepared do work, and
think satisfy areasonabe public that deserve
share of their patronage. Call and see.
SCOTT MORSE & co.
bath Jay,
Eastern times., 1856-02-28

SUPERIETEsDRST OF COMMON SCHOOLS
The Governor bas nomiuafed TO this Office
JOHN 5. CRAIG, Esq, of Readield Mr.. c.
is very highly recommended as a scholar, and
has been remarkably successful as teacher,
in which occupation he has been for several
years engaged. He is graduate Of Columbia
College. aud has spent some years in Virgin
ia, after which he taught at Belfast in this
State.
His scholarship, educational experience, ac-
tlvIty of mind and energy Of character, togeth-
er with an entire devotion to, and love of the
cause of education, eminently qualify to dis
charge the important trusts embraced in the
position. He will bring to it, we doubt not,
all his energies, and infuse zeal and fervor
into the labors of those with whom he will be
associated. such as shall give new impulse
TO tue efforts which are now made to advance
this great interest Of the State-Age.
Eastern times., 1856-02-28
Bath, Jan. 7,1s56.

ScoTr MORSE & Co. under the necessity Of calling
af those indebted to them by note account whose
D credit has expired, make immediate payment
enalJe them to meet their immediate and pressing ab
tes{ Don't say "We will pay the Interestingly don't
need it We do need it. and must hdUe principal and
terst to do justice creditors and ourselves. What
would you do, if your creditor told you you did need
your pay, and did not pay you Could you buy your
bread and pay your debts We in the same cond-
ton Therefore, you need pay do justice and
to yourselves All notes and of more than three
years standing, with Others will be left with
to collect who will not call pers 1aaly, unless there
special agreement to the contrary So About this time
look out Tor a STORM Z"
Bath, Jan. Z, 1856 1y30
Eastern times., 1856-02-28
THREE DAYS LATER!

The steamer Asia, from liverpool on morn
ing of 9th, arrived at New York Sunday even
ing. 24th isst-, With so passengers.
But little important news to add to Atlantic
The Morning Advertiser states that Sir
Henry Bulwer had intimidated that he would
like TO act as sort of mediator between the
British government aud Mr.. Buchanan This
movement is said to be at the desire of Lord
Palmerston. An interview was TO take place
a; the embassy which Bulwer would explain
at length 10 Buchanan.
Eastern times., 1856-02-28
Notice to the Voters of Bath.

THE inhabitants of the city of Ba qualified to vote in
the election Of Citv officers, hereby notified to
meet in their several Wards at their respective Ward
ROOMS the first Monday of March next, Being the third
day said month"; at ten O'Clock NJ. then and there to
give their for Warden and Clerk for each Ward
and also give their for Mayorto be taken from
the city large and for Alderman and three Common
Counclmen and one Constable each Ward. And also
to give their for Judge of the Municipal Court Of
Bath
And the Aldermen of said city will be in session at their
Room in the City Hail. Friday and Saturday next pre-
ceeding said day of election from to five O'Clock in the
afternoon and said day of election from nine O'Clock in
forenoon o'clock in The afternoon, for the pur
pose Of receiving evidence Of the qualifications Of Voters
whose names have been entered the Ward Lists
AMMI r. MITCHELL, City Clerk.
Bath, Feb 81, 1856. 1w
Eastern times., 1856-02-28
Dtutbs.

In this city, s6th inst, Rev John bearing, aged 53
years.
In this city, 22d inst David Shaw ESQ., aged 81 years
and mouths.
In whiskeag, 18th ns Mrs. Mary Ward aged Al years
and months.
In Cape Elizabeth, Mrs. Rebecca Wilson, formerly o
TOpsham, aged &c years
In Richmond Mrs Elizabeth, wife of Mr.. William J.
Ferrn, aged rs years. . months.
In Rock land, Mr.. Hildreth Burns, aged 46 years.
In 1homaston Mr.. Edmond c. BIB. aged 24 years.
In Topsham, 23d inst, Lewis VI. Work, Esq aged 81
years
In this city, 25h inst, Mrs Sarah Turner aged s3 years
Funeral Thusday, 2. NJ from the residence Of her
Mr.. Hiram Turner, Washington Street Friends and
relatives invited to attend.
Eastern times., 1856-02-28
Murttngts.

In this city, by Rev. J, o. Fske, Mr.. Isaiah Getche
TO Miss Morgiana H. SewaIl. both of this city.
In this city, Feb 20, by Rev Edward Jessup, Rector Of
Grace Church, Hiram Wallace to Miss Eliza A. Lowell
both of Phipsburg.
In this city cath ns by Rev H. VI. Abbott Mr.. Frank
Tin Miss Almra p. Plummer both of this city.
In Brunswick, Ms. Edward 5. Hacker, to Miss Helen
Poole.
In Bowdon Mr.. Arstcn K. Denson OF Lewiston to Miss
Sarah Carter Of Bowdoin-
In Bangor, Chas. L. Chllds of fHanoweI to Miss Eliza
beth Taylor.
In Brunswick. Benz Grafam Of Lewiston to Mary Estes
Eastern times., 1856-02-28
Notice of Foreclosure.

WHEREAS, Hiram S. James, conveyed to the subscr-
w Der by Mortgage Deed dated August IS 1855,
ded in Sagadahoc Registry, VOL 136- certain
parcel Of land in Bath, and bounded follows to wits
Begpiug at the south west Of Rufus H. Grants
land and the north side Of Beacon Street, $50 caedy
thence running norherly by said Grants land sixty feet
stake, thence westerly and parallel with said Beacon st
forty feet thence southery sixty feet to said Beacon St.
thence easterly by said Beacon St. forty four feet the
first mentioned bounds" Notice is hereby given that the
dition Of this Mortgage having been broken; claim
foreclose the same J. T. GILMAN.
Bath, Feb. 20, 1886. 3w36