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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-13
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
Fanny FERNS New Book
Ere Sh l. G a v e s .
By FANNY FERN.
In one volume, Blue and Gold.
From the Nel0 York Courier.
In one volume, Blue and Gold.

Fanny leaves are always fresh lively and piqusn and
they have the aroma nature about them. There are
many profesed who say that FANNY is rude,
VULGAR and ippant. Rut this class OF critics think that
anything coarse and vulgar and hppant that is not
commonplace Gull and stupid. - akespeare, ana
Byron, and Sterne Addison and Fslcing are dread
critic has Shakespeare to dung hill, but what
OF g Critics viii have their say md they have right 70
what they think aud the public has right to mink
too nd It always Ibis right without any more
regard the opinion critics the weather shows
for the church stsepe. The public have given
unquestonahle evidences Of liking Fanny FERNS sketches,
FannY style has the vvacity tersenes, and cpl
grammatical Evelness Of the French school, while her
simple dramatic feeling the most hearty
idomstic Of English writer's There who CON
plain that she is ere pare gaptit and so she Is and
Solomon aud Franklin and Pope and Montague,
and La Rochefoueauld and Bacon. But il would be
ode objection any author that BE compressed
into paragraph the Wit which another in vain ATTEMPTED
climbed into reputation through the difficulties.
She wrote fer obscure journals, and compelled the world
to recognize her genius in spite Of the unfortunate chan
nels through which she addressed il
The present volume is pretty little with gait
edges and quait binding vi ich has aniquated look
making agreeable contrast the common blue and
gold now the rage am ng book manufacturers.
From the Nelc Yorker.
Fanny Fern appear a thousand times with Fern
Leaves Palm Leaves, and leaves tax
ing, and she will Re agreeable as ever Although
calls book ued Ia supeb stye bv Messrs Ma.
"Fresh leaves whatever she Whites has on its face
IN common look and vigor Of its prime
Let her faults be what they NAV Fanny Fern
writes subject uded-you feel the com Trt
there in being in he hands OF mistress
rsher This Is one OF her richest publications brm full
OF life, varied and abundant call for will
n doubt, be loud and long,
FOR SAFE IN QUANTITIES BY
w. T. BERRY & co.
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There are 126 slaves living in the city who hire
their own time Inquiries made by the census tax
show that the foreigners above 81 years old haze
majority Of 100 IN the city. The number of
children who go to school lie 3,O75. The number
not going to school is 2,O39. There 4O7 widows
and 7O4 orphans in Memphis.
The above figures show that Memphis is growing
rapidly. By the federal census of 1850 her popu-
latiOn was s,s41. In seven years, therefore, her
population has doubled.
What of Nashville? Can't our city council have
her census taken?
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From the Southern Literary Messenger.
September Report of Mount Vernon As
EociatiOn.


In presenting the report of the Association for
the month of September there is but little of actu
al effort to be added to that which has been alrea
dy reported.
The absence from home of nearly all who have
been earnestly engaged in the advancement of the
cause, and the consequent impossibilty of extraor
binary or concerted effort among the friends of the
Association, are sufficient to explain this apparent
inaction.
With these Disadvantages, however, there is
Frightening prospect ahead, and the strongest
ground Tor believing that and fervent inter-
est IS being aroused throughout all the Southern
States, which must speedily end in the consumma'
ton oil the purposes of the Association.
NORTH CAROLINA.
i, There are cheering returns from the Old North
State From ten counties the sum of 81 436 Sc
has been reported. Efforts will be renewed to
every county; and if the friends Of the AS
sOciation exhibit hereafter the same spirit they
have already manifested noble addition to the
fund may be expected.
MISSOURI.
During the summer interegnum, there has been,
IN great measure, suspension of effort but in
october there will be renewed and united exer-
lions 10 behalf of the cause. At the Agricultural
State exhibition at ST. Louis fair will be held by
the ladies, in aid Of the funds of the Association
and the resut of the zeal of the friends of the en-
terprise on this occasion will be hereafter report
edl
CALIFORNIA.
In San Francisco appeal for the Mount Yer
non Association has been made, and there is DO
reason to doubt a speedy and satisfactory res
ponse.
PENNSYLVANIA.
Assurances have been received from PhiladeI-
pha, that interest is manifested in that CITY by
some of her most distinguished citizens, whose CO.
operation in aid of purchasing Mount Vernon can
be relied upon.
SOUTH CAROLINA
Charleston has added to her already liberal con-
tributons S3O6
Of which there were received from the Irish vol
unteers, commanded by Captain Magrath, SOL.
This is the third military company in Charleston
that has responded to the call of patriotism.
The pupils of the High School. under the charge
of Mr. Bruins, have contributed 1926 and Mr. Ham
mond, per centage of the receipts of the Mount
Vernon Ice Cream Saloon during one week of $25.
GEORGIA.
The Empire State of the South, first raised her
standard in the cause and has continued her efforts
with unremitted zeal. Among the l4borers within
her borders, the first and foremost in point of re-
suits, Is the Savannah Association. The Ladies of
Savannah have taken the matter in hand, with an
enthusiasm, which, aided by their business tact,
has fully sustained their name for liberaity and pa
triotism.
Mrs. Grant has reported the collections received
at a meeting of the Savannah Association, on the
goth OF February, 1854, 1908 90
From the Liberty co. Association, II8 %
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SUSAN Il. fELhEf, Oor Seey.
Mt, VernOA Association.
Richmond, Sept 2s, 1857.
Helping one Another An incident that
VIII SurviV the Crisis.

Chickering IL Sons, the plano forte makers,
empty some three hundred mechanics aud
many laboreTs, aDd, matter Of course,
their weekly disbursements are large. On the
last pay Gay, in consequence Of the Mons rri-
val OF funds due at distance, they were OBJ
hged TO expend the fupds in hand in the re-
dempuon OF matured paper, and, consequently
had TO iorego the pleasure of paying their
hands their accustomed weekly allowance.
What did the men do thenG-dld they 'strikel >
mol but, Ike rational Bosion mechanics, they
met, consulted together, and passed resolutions
expressing sympathy with and confidence in
their employers, and rendering TO them a loan
of six or eighS thousand dollars, the proceeds
of their own savings. There is a great deal of
nobility In the conduct OF the men.-so much
unselhshness and consideration that one cannot
but feel proud OF our species. This incident
will survive the crisis.
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To THE LADIES!!
DEezz-HTRKdr1<.

Il rs How kRf0Ns unlon street. soau reapeeaaulls
Va infoFm TIE A44ies q Nashville, that che aeeur
The services Of Mas A. ,. MccAbk. supesar DaEss-
hAkEEs e e9Ferintead ths department 81 her kassss
she = aou rfearsa % haze any sY af Dress nade al
ne sheFte aotee, aas iastss hsF namsFaus Raons .
srs, a 81 soea Be prepared sssa . her Pan aus water
kiiiAnefF Eeas aaataf ~lm.
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GEs. HAsKELL.-Despatehes 70 friends in this
city, from she authorities Of n InssHution IN Ken
lucky, sheEe Gen. Haskell Is &c present state thar
sei'-iounded hopes are entertained Of bis speedy
add permanent restoration. To bis sunlaroas
friends here aud thFonghoat toe Safe, thls ntelll-
g.hes VII o. iseslved Nith great saIiss ietlon.--
HsBpkis Bakletia
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
MONDAY, Oct. y, 1857.

MONDAY, Oct y, 1857.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Nancy, resolution providing for a special
Joint committee, to ascertain and report certain in
formation, in relation to the railroads of the State
&c
Mr. Algee, a resolution refusing to grant any
further bank charters and prohibiting the estab-
lshment of any more Free Banks under existing
laws.
Mr. Wilson, resolution providing two of the
city papers for each member of the House, at the
expense of the State.
Mr. Nancy, resolution providing all the daily
papers of the city at the expense of the State-a
motion to suspend the Rule was lost without di-
vision.
BILLS INTRODUCED.
SIR. Brazeton, to repeal all laws granting priv-
ege to Brokers.
Mr. Codwe to prevent fraudulent voting.
Mr.. Kendrick, to allow compensation TO justices
of the Peace for attending the quarterly Courts.
Mr. Stanton, TO amend the laws, relating to keep
ing race tracks.
Mr. Hamilton, to regulate tipping and tipping
houses, and to increase the revenue of the State.
Mr. Copeland, to repeal the Act of 10th Feb.
1856, and to provide a more efficient system Of
Common Schools.
Mr. Nancy, to amend an Act to exempt certain
property from execution or attachment.
All of which passed first reading.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Mr.. Dunlap, motion to protect the health OF
members, by having fires made in the Hall at an
early hour in the morning.
Mr.. Newman, motion declaring the Heating APP
paratus a nuisance and refusing the use of it.
Mr.. Vaughn, presented the Report of Messrs.
Meigs and Cooper, of their digest of the
laws of the State-which received and on mos
tion referred to joint select Committee, and 500
copies ordered to be printed for the use of the
House
Mr.. Speaker Donelson, presented the Report oil
the Planters Bank and $50 copies ordered to be
printed.
Two Senate bills passed second reading.
On motion to adjourn till tomorrow morning the
ayes and noes called, and motion prevailed 81
to SO.
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ROYSE & EMERSON,
DEALERS IN
READ Y1TADE CLOTHING
AND
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods,

RE nos Feesivinr and opening az their store. No 81
"a louth aide Public square. very large ana enHrsy
new Il Gel af PAL Water Clolhins Furnishing tools'
aad good stock Freuch Colhs, O. t1eI ~ -
uhrh ss viii 20 order -na "afeLL 70 ,lt y -
ala Mos Of stock o. Ready aaae Ntos-i-s ~ 80
rafv rrcomcnd As beng rag IFola ne 1slei
"a Faxtern made Clothing Oar Stock coness "a par %
TIE f3aoginE ariirlesi 81 ,---tt-.. A ~.
49, p1.ss y-sfins and Al Wool UndsFshifts;
49, Biaa 4 Bro. Cautop flannel
Back AID Fancy 6renidineEi Draws Ane seAt|a -.
Caats5 49,
Maseogy Beaver Raelandai els lnd Fshtss}
ROYAL sltAad cireuiar.i cQla sals.A--1 Co.set-s
49, - n 80. fo4s' AID YouS h. shirts;
49, - 1,---s rlst.- Mens' patented Shoulder
ste :. e,,-t-- seam shiFts
y , $1,000 p.ntss Emo. and Ma Fsenes shirts,
Boysf OvrHeoafss 49, 1919 rlA - -.
logss Frock coas "a ketsLiasn Oanie- ana FoHSeet
Oasee ana RaEinrss Cas- alsss
NscE res, Cloves Aad eas- s.il.t roHe1-
~ sSs shst uith cur snE experiences and f4sties Ne
- - -. rucc-easa ID b ns ng assert usnt Of
-Si~h rsenot fa pcsfe q REGARDS sy les and
49, n. snvte the attention ct consurasrs, aud eih
- "A 80 All fsctian al Who nay Eith
- -,st-s..si.se 81 or sloek kofEE kLvEkSON,
N-segiIs SEPT IS Ne, 81, South saie Pebble sqaare-
GALvANIzED wIREs
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LEGISLATURES OF TENNESSEE.
SENATE
MONDAY, Oct. u, 1857.
Mr.. Davis obtained leave of absence until Sat

MONDAY, Oct u, 1857.
Mr.. Davis obtained leave of absence until Sat
urday.
BILLS PASSED FIRST READING.
Mr.. McDougal: Giving further time to perfect
land titles.
Mr.. BuIlen To regulate tipping and tipping
houses.
Mr.. Burcb To establish certain Civil Districts
in Hamilton county,
Mr.. Walker: For the relief of the Memphis and
Ohio Railroad.
Mr.. Hill: To increase the pay OF jurors to 81
per day.
Several Senate bills on second reading were acted
upon.
RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Jones, resolution allowing each Senator
two daily papers.
Mr.. Heiskell, resolution instructng the Com
mittee on Tipping to report bill to prevent the
preparation and sale of adulterated liquors.
The Senator from the Counties of Madison, Hay
wood, Lauderdale and Upton, Mr. Reed, appeared,
qualified and took his seat, and on motion, by
Mr.. Walker, added to the Committee on IN
ternal Improvements.
Mr. Heiskell, resolution to raise Committee
on Public Printing.
The Senate then adjourned till 10 A. NJ. to-mor-
row.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1857-1858, 1857-10-13

CENSUS OF MENPHs.-We note that our sister
city of Memphis has been enterprising enough to
have her census taken. We find synopsis of it
in the ApDeaL as follows:
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A HANDSOME supply Of Fall and Winter Goods, Gen
"A tlemens' FURNISHING Goods and Clothing.
Also good assortment Of Cloths, CasmereS, and Vest
Dgs which will be made up order in the most ap-
proved style, by T. J. HOUGH, geut,
sept17. No. II Cedar street, Nashville.
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RECEIPTS OF CoTToN.-The New Orleans Delta
of October 6, says the receipt of cotton during
Sunday and yesterday amount to Il, pa bales, as
fnllnuus.
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lIelropoIitan EaLing nouse.

FETE Sfn open car Eatas ushsnt corner o. C-ar ana
nete. ;. ". MOoAE
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SrRAYED COW.

CyTRAYFD from this city the 2Ith uIt., large DARK
- cow she has some white on her belly and
neck and "A fine mixer. liberal ward "ll be PAID
to any one gi ing information OF her at h ohce.
Oct7-l
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MEDICAL BOOKS.
LATEST EDITIONS.

VAL AONJAJlAkOs
LATEST EDITIONS.
Ashwen on Females, M-gs on Females,
Budd the Liver, Melgs on Puerperal Fever.
Buckler Bronchitis, Mler's Principles Of Surgery
Bartlett Fevers Miller's Pr aot,ce Of Surgery,
Blakeston on he Chest, Neil 4 Smiths Compound,
Colourbat FemalesJ NELL on the Nerves,
Carpenters Physiology, Eeligan on the Skin,
Condie Children, Owen the Teeth,
Churchill on Females, Parrish's Pharmacy,
Churchill on Children Percira's Materia Medca,
Cyclopedia Of Medicine, Parker on syphilis,
Devices on Females, Roye's Materia Nedica
Devices Children, Rawsbotham's Pasturition,
Dung son's Dictionary, sargent's Minor Surgery,
Dungison's Materia Medcs, simon's Pathology,
Dungison's Remedies Todd Bowmans Anatomy,
DruitPs SUI gerry TsylOr's Med Jurisprudence,
Dafon the Far, Watson's Practice,
DeJongh Liver OIL, What 70 Obss Bedside,
ErictsOns Surgery Wilson's Anatomy,
Fowne's Chemistry, Wilson the Skin,
Gross's Pathological Anatomy Wilson's Disseetor,
Homer's Anatomy, Woods Practice,
Jones and Slew cklng Woods Therapeutiss
Kirke FACETS Physiology, Whitehead Abortion,
LudlOw's Examinations, Eve's Surgical Gases,
Lawrence on the Eye, Maclises Surg cal Anatomy,
just received by CHARLES ". SMITH,
oet9 & College street.
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FISHER, WIRELESS Il co.
RESUmED PAYmENT.
list RECETVED,

WE will seua first rate NEGRO MAN, payable in the
w funds Of the Exchange Ba nix Of MuTeesborO. Also
three hne PIANO for anyOf the Free bank money
octI BOYD co.
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MONEYI MONEY!!

EXCHANGE BANK GOODII
FHE undersigned has large lot Of Boots and SHOES
MS own manufacture made mp expressly lor inc Ie
trade which win be sold the most reasOnaOie Pio;
Farmers and others wanting supply Of negro Shoes VI"
do well to examine my stock .
Also IN store and for SALE 125 sides nrst iate D~0
Harness Leather and q lot Of pad SKINS 6e- - ~
FOR either Shoes Leather viii take money on INT
Exchange Bank at par
~ he highest market p. ee in cash paid for country
slices. J. ". HAMILTON,
oet..-9w No. 9. College street..
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NHW RooK9.

"QUITs." Novel b Y the author Of Initials.
THE MIsER's WILL" By G. W. NJ. Reg nolds.
1.-THE BLASTED HEATH.". By Eugene Sue.
'tTHE WHITE CHIPS BRIDE" By Capt. Wayne Reid
"GRACE WILLARD OR, TIE HIGH The Low"
SKETCHES BY Boz" In Vols. Illustrated.
Just received by
OctlO. P. HAGAN 4 BRO
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SOMETHING NEW
Harper's Magazine.

Frank Leslie's New Family Magazine ith which is In
corpcrated the Gazette Fashion, October just
ceived by oct6. HAGAN Z BRO.
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Broadway House.

TINHIs New Hotel Is open for the reception OF "A
Boarders, being situate Ia central locality 70 80
all the dnerent Rairo ds convenient to the Medical IL
college, the post ooe aud the river renders the most
desirable place the city for travellers aud day boardera
Members Legislature, Stu fe1ts and the travelling
public generally nv requested 10 visit this house
Nc pains viii be spared runter All Who comfortable
and oonteuted WM r. BRANCH.
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statement Of the Condition of the Oeoee

Statement OF the Condition of the OcOee
hank.
OCoEE BANK,
CLEVELAND, 9th Oct, 1857.
Mr. Editor Below will be found a statement of
the Bank, from which it will appear that the Bank
has d suffciency of assets to meet all it's indebted
ness. The statement shows circulation to
he s2l6, 300
From which deduct notes redeemed 80, 29O
Leaves outstanding a circulation of $780, lO
This amount of circulation will be redeemed
whenever our receivables will enable US to do So
Very respectfully,
THO. ii. CALLAWAY Prest
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Harpers' Magazine for October, just reoeivedby
sept25. HAGAN 4 BRO.
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RANK OFNASHVILI

WE have complete stock Groceries, consisting in
w part of
salt. whisky, Nails, Candles
Tea Cigars, Tobacco, Brandies, &C. winch, with Bale
Rope, Baggng and 20 bales Of Augusta Drills all Of which
will sell at reasonable rates for Bank Of Nashville Notes.
or for certified CHECKS of deposit
We have also desirable city and Fdgehed property
which will dispose Of favorable terms in the same
way. Apply to
Oct5. FISHER, WIRELESS co.
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200 REWARD.

I oUIsA WALTON, or Louisa Winston, likely, stout,
~ bright nuatto woman Runaway was stolen hNH
Captain "aon's lin this vicinity Sunday night iSSI'
TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
Will be paid for her apprehension delivery arrested
out OF this state; One Hundred in this city OF
State.
Louisa, who belongs to Col Walton, Of Dayton,
Alabama, whose family is spending the Summer here, lis
likely bright mUlato woman. between 20 and p years OF
age, with heavy suit OF HAIR straight has lost her
jaw teeth, and her under jaw protrudes slightly.
All the circumstances show she in the city
OF Nashville. J. T. WALTON,
Ha,hVile Sept II, 1S57-tf By Agent.
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Wheat! Wheatn

THE undersigned having orders for WHEAT, viii pay
the highest market rate delivers bic at MCres Ter
rass' warehouse, corner Broad and College SITS.
+. WEBB,
july1T.-tf. Cotton and Produce Broker
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GALVANIZED WIRE
IN Aaad and ~ ssle ~ -.
" sept8, y. = AteA-A.
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Three More Survivors OF the Central
America.--Efght Days and Twenty
Hours WIthOus Food or Drink
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? There cheering returns from the Old Eorth
State From ten counties the sum of 81 ,436 Sc
has been reported. Efforts will be renewed to
every county; and if the friends OF the AS
sOciation exhibit hereafter the same spirit they
have already manifested, noble addition to the
fund may be expected.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1857-03-17

PARTISAN TOOTH PASTE.
Il 114lsNI1 RICE une9ualled by any other nov y e
- satTentsd not % inlnre The enamel Of the teen
EsePaFed With greatcaTr and f1r sale onlT h.
PUNDENBERG R0BERIst.
Il .slsA Washington Hall DfnE ssg4s-
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WANTED.
" sps GEO. WILSON
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spe = Ssls; tsess'so %no IT, T. Il L6aAy I O.
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FAMILY FLOUR. 5.rv
best brands, in Etore and e s9F TSiEILLT
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Last Notice.
IL Eer!ons knowing themselves Indebted to the estate
n OF William Charnock (dec') the firm OF W. JIM
haFnock are requested to call and settle up by cash OF
before the arst OF March next their accounts viii
Oe given TO the proper officers for collection.
Those having claims Will fully
Tor settlement, to either Of the undersigned.
JOSEPH CIIARNOCK,
Mn4V-$3 J. N. OlIARNnCK,
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New Wheat Flour
FISHER, WIRELESS & CO.,

(sucCESs0Rs 10 JOHNSON HORNE COZ
CtOTTOS, Tohaeco, Storage, General Comnfsst0n and
u Pradaec Merchants. Broad and Market Streets
Sashvie Tenn, SIN devote particular attention al
business Entrusted to them- ialyo-tL
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sHERIFF,s. SALE.

QY virtue Of veneitoni exponas directed, and
~ delivered from the bic Cicuit Court o. David
county Tennessee at its May Ferm iSo sii expose
public sale 10 the highest bidder for cash. az the Court
house ysru ate, IN the city OF Nashville on saturday, the
f4th das OF September 1851 all the right title cGl Ia
terei and estate which John ColtaTt then had or nay
have since acquired the following described tae
aTcei land situated ia Davidson county Tennessee,
and described follows tot: Being part Of Lot 30 y,
Ia che plan o. Balch and Whtesdes addition 70 Nashville
beginning Jackson street, the line Of Mrs Christie
piers, hundred fees from high street. an running
with JACKSON westward lee fset thence back a.
gut angles 20 thence towards gh street loU feet
thence 70 the beginn for particular oeseliPton Of
Which reference Is g h0oS No. - page l3s, in the
kegifttr's once Of DaA-on county Levied upon The
property Of John coll4rt, IL January !, le5a
aug1S. So. *. EbMuNsOS, shsriH.