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PREPARED BY
SETH w. FOWLE & Co.,
10 fremont Street, Boston.
S0LD BY DEALERS EVERYWHERE.

For sale by c. G. PECK. Ellsworth II. MEANS surry
L. CHABrREE, North Hancock PARKtR Il PEARL, Dsd-
ham JoHS STEVENS, Bluehill BENZ. REA Sedgwick
ExERsoH l. Powers, 0riand JOSHUA HooPET, CasDe
y. II. Parker Bucksport WILLIAM l. EMERSON, North
Castine a. by dealers everywhere. Is
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BAYLEY'S CARRIAGE BAZAAR.


u FeueraI StTeGt, Boston.
DUDLEY H. BAYLEY has on hand and Is constantly
receiving from the celebrated manufacturers In the
country, the LARGEST and best assortment OF
ssting Of Coaches, Barouches Carryas Top aud Open
Bugges, Concord Express and Covered Wagons not 10 be
ound at any establishment in the State. Auction Sales Of
Horses. Carriages, Harnesses &C.. &C. every Saturday
at ii O'Clock, In the spacions Of the Bazaar.
DUDLEY H. BAYLEy
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WHITES ELIXIR
RHEUMATISM. G0UT g. NE URAlGlA.

II Mr Austin Furniture Dealer - Brate st Of
Eh~umatis lie confined months his bed and
reduced almost 10 skeleton and everybody who him
supposed him To he crippled for Hgs lie is perfect
well and /, not lame.
1t cured John X. Couedge. OF Westminster who had
suffered with Rheumatism than t,csntg-frs ysGrs.
II cured Mrs. Sherhurn, of South Reading, who suffered
with rheumatism two years aud confined to her bed
nearly u year.
II cured IN hrer dnvs James +. Day, ot Charestown
lie suffered five years. and tried every thing recommended
for IL.
It cured, in i'ss than hour Mrs VI. J Phihrck Is
Lowell Street OF Neuralgia, She suffered two years and
tried without much relief ytlug she conld hear Of
Il curr,i Pred B. joy Vernon St., II Nc Al gin. lie
suffered Intense pain for long time and quarter Of bot
tie cured him.
1t has cured 800 similar the above Of them
after they have tried every ding else.
Sent by Express. Pricr 81. Direct 10 J WHITE,
Druggist, No - LeV.rct IT, boston
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MARINE JOURNAL
PORT OF ELLSWORTH.

fO1tI Ot EB.LSW ON Ill.
ARRIVED.
July 81.
Schn Agnes, Treworgy, from Boston.
" George& Mary, Lord do.
=. Commodore, Grant, Portland.
i" Gulnair, Holt, do
CLEARED.
Hannah 4 Abigail, Cook, Pt La Proush.
FORESTER Murch, Boston.
" Arborcer, Smith, do
D." RIP Warning, Moon, do
Margaret, Day, do
=" Forest, Wood Salem.
j." Vandalia, Griffin Salem
90 Olive Branch, Alley Portland.
" Wandcrer. Balatta, Boston.
Senator, Means, do
i" Counselor, Haskell, do,
ARRIVED.
/" Warrcnton, Cousins, Salem.
Morning Star, Clay, Portland.
August l.
Barcelona. Whitmorc, Boston.
bangor, Jordan, do
Margaret Ann, Casper. Portland.
Magnolia. Candagc. Boston.
Zicavo, Treworgy, Salem.
Agricoa Freethy, do.
.. Rattan Davis, Boston.
- Zulct.e, Miiliken, do
Adeliue, Clark, do
Naietta, Means, do
Castilian Balatta, do
CLEARED.
Warrenton, Cousins, Salem.
}.
Dolphin, Lord. Boston.
Nolant Jordan, Boston.
=. fairdcaier Whitmore do
Belle, Holt, Providence.
" Loochco, Lunt, fremont
ARRiyEp.
Doris. Curtis. Boston.
Elizabeth, Remmiek Boston
Saml Appleton, Grant. Portland.
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II E S Il / Nj O \ \ LIS.
From gentleman well known in the vicinity Of West
field, Mass.
WEsTFiELD, Mass, eth Nov. 1853.
8 w. FowLE * Co, BosToN. Gents cheer
bully give you my testimony and moreover, desIrous
that the public should know the claims which your
invaluable preparation of WisrAg's BALsAM have 10
their attention.
About year since was a,tac ked with a and
distressing cough, followed by emaeaiun night sweat-,
and other symptoms OF approaching disease.
tried many remedies 10 no avail. and alarming did
my appear that my friends entertained serious fears
for recovery.
Al this junctire I purchased a bottle Of WisTAR's
BALsAM. and at began to mend. and by the lime
bottles had been exhausted had entirely rerained
my health and strength. shall always keep II in my
family. DEAN GRAY, JR.,
OF the firm Of LOOMS, LEwIs, Co.
From Rev. Henry Wood. formerly Editor Of the Con-
American Consul at Deyroot, Syria, and now Chapa IN
in the Nayy.l
CONCORD, n. H., March ..
Messrs SETH W. FowLE * Co. - Gentlemen: Two
years ago, sudden and violent attack upon my lungs
confined me 10 my bed for several weeks, and when
recovered, | much oppressed by difficulty III
breathing, that was often unable 10 sleep or rest upon
bed by night. The suffering extreme, and judging
from the inefcscy OF the remedies used supposed the
disease incurabe. Being persuaded 10 Try bottle OF
WIsTAR's BALsAM OF WILD CHERRY. without con-
hdence in its efficacy, found the difficulty almost en-
ureiy removed before bottle was used ny. sympathy
statement, and recommend the article Others similarly
afflicted
Win respect yG HENRY MY WOOD.
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THE subscriber hereby gives public notice to all con
cernel that he has been dul appointed and has taken
upon himself the Of Administrator Of the goods
and estate Of
BENJAMIN d. GAY late Of Dixon,
in the State Illinois deceased nv giving bond As the law
directs he therefore requests all persons who are ndebt-
ed the said dteeascs estate 10 make immediate pay
ment those who any demands thereon to exhibit
the same for settlement. c. j. ABBOTT.
Ca-ne July 0, 1883. 70
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CAUTION TO the PUBLIC.
As there various parties advertising themselves as in
the Gift business having the audaciiy to claim hav
ing been the crginators but who have the DISPOSE
ton ability fulfil their promises feel 1t duty
ourselves and the public that have
ton with any concern in New York New England and
individuals sending money such parties not blame
they get cheated judge Of the business by such
standard.
Orders for clubs single individuals solicited from all
parts Of the country.
G. G. EVANS & CO.,
3m2l As Cornhill, Boston.
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Yellow and White Corn.

Yellow and White Corn,
direct from Norfolk We have on hand a large lot Of
Pork, Lard, Cheese, Beans, Molasscs, Sugars
Of all kinds Sou. and Oulong Teas, COT
fee, Rice, Saleratus, Soap, Candles,
Tobacco, Spices, &c, &c., &c.
All Of which we will sell as low or lower,
than any other concern in Ellsworth, or as
low as any in Bangor.
We sell for Cash its euiveict and therefore prompt
paying Customers will not to Contribute for such
not prompt, by way of large profits.
Try and convince ynurscivs.
NEAZlE, LORD X CUAMBERLAlN.
Ellsworth July u 1853
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BOSTON--.FALL TRADE.

80 GEORGE A. WHITING,
No. as Union Street, Boston,
Importer and Dealer in
Tin Plates, Block Tin, Spring Steel,
Sheet Iron, Lead, Zinc, Sleigh Shoe Steel
Boiler Iron, Copper, Tire 4 Sheet Steel.
Iron Wire, Anthony Steel Wira
kies Kasps Nuts Washers Bolts Rivets Machine Screws
vises, Crucbles Emery, Ears. Handles, Japanne soi
STAMPED Tin Ware, Ename'ed and Tin Hailow Ware Tin
n ns Tools and Machines. Also Sheet Iron ann Tin
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Caution.

Caution.
NHE public are hereby cautioned against, and
Il forbidden TO trust, one William n Jordan
on my account, as shall not pay any debts of his
contracting. ASA JORDAN
Ellsworth, Aug Sd, 1859. %
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CONSUMPTION, CONSUMPTION,
CONSUMPTION. C0NSr MPTl0N.
COASl MPIlON. CONSl MPIlON,
CONSUMPTION.

reiiered the s9gerags Of all classes ia the community
aad many Of he best among do not Aesiaie 10
kNorled,s sader their sgHaturss The personal r'iJ
and benef, they hare derired from ITS Ns@berless
certificates the hands Of the propr'etoys but iais
aon TO sabm, only tie fOloaiHg from TIE eo'amfs g
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FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS WORTH OF THE ABOVE
GIFTS.
At the lowest wholesale prices will be distributed amongst
the purchasers Of every
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS WOhTH OF BOOKS
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catx Convention.


1t appearing to be the general wish of the
Opposition masses that there should be a City
convention next Saturday at IL o'clock, A.
NJ, to nominate candidate for Mayor, it is
suggested that meetings be held in the re-
spe:tive wards. on Thursday night, 9Th inst,
at the following places. to appoint delegates
to said conventions:
1st Ward-Case & Gees Stable, Market
Street.
I'd Ward -McFerran's Stable. Market st.
Sd Ward-Patriot Office, Deaderick st.
4th Ward-Crenshaw' corner of Gay and
Spruce Streets.
9Th Ward-Latimer & Stanley's, Church
Street.
9th Ward-Van Baugh's Shop, Market
Street.
18th Ward-Temperance Hall.
9th Ward-Fireman's Hall.
Each ward will send three delegates.
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"a 4 Az N 2e Z - a. Z,
Louisville. Nv.

The Proprietors of the GAIT House, pre-
pairing tor II large increase of travel from the
opening of the Louisville aud Nashville Rail
road have enlarge the Hotel to double its
former capacity, with new and extensive Bill
lizard Rooms, Bath Rooms, &c.
The public may rely that the well-earned
reputation of the Gait II 9use as strictly first
class Hotel. shall be maintained. The House
is most conveniently located for travel East
or West, as the Louisville Office of the JET
fersonville Railroad, having direct Railroad
connections TO all Northern and Eastern Cit
les, and the landing of the United States Mail
Line Steamers for Cincinnati and the East,
are within square Of the Hotel.
Es- Baggage Checked in the Calf House
to all the principal points. North, East and
Nest.
EzS- Time from Louisville to New York
3s hours. auglS-6n
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TIE GAIETY.-The entertainment at the
Gaiety last night was highly satisfactory to
the large auditory. The members Of the
l. star company" generally have made a most
excellent byginniug, and we may safely pre-
dict for them pepular career in Nasty lille.
Thy could not desire more promising har-
vest of golden opinions than that which is
n Nv before them
The performance last night commcnc ed
with the new thrcc-act comedy of Second LOUe.
Tins is a more attractive play than that of
the opening night, and was received with
marked pleasure by the audience. The after
piece WIS the Scotch drama of Crdmno''d Brig.
During this play Dir. G. Ii. MoRroN introduc-
ed the Old Scotch song of The LAIRD Of o =
Cjckpe'i.
The bills announce that LOUe and Loyalty
and The OuyGller are in preparation, and viii
be brought out at an early day.
The plays for tonight are JACK Cade and
Loce an Humble LIFE.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-08

E1s- Under The industrious and vigorous
management of the contractor, Mr. wv.
HEFFERRAN. the excavation for the iounda-
ton of the new Hotel on the corner of Cher
ry and Spring Streets. is proceeding rapid
ly. He has also the contract for the stone
work which will go forward with despatch.
Mr. H. is one of the most energetic and
efficient contractors well as one of the
most skillful mechanics in the city. His
work will compare iayorably with that Of
the best wurkmen in the State, as his late job
on the Howard School Building shows. He
is prompt in all his business engagements,
and fulhlls his slipulations to the letter.
We consider Mr.. OvERTON as fortunate in his
selection of Mr.. Ii. TO do that part of the
work of the Hotel building which falls with
in the scope of his vocation, and hope he
may find men of equal skill and pnnctuality
to do the other work. II so, it will greatly
expedite the completion OF the job, which
from it's magnitude, will require a cUnsidcra-
BILE tIrae 1T best. At any rate, that Mr.. HEF-
FERRAN VIII do his part towards its compile
ton in as short u time possible, we feel well
assured.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-08

Ea5-V cksburg, Miss, must be a desperate
place. A letter from that place received yester-
day by az ntleman of this city, says; Mast
Tuesday morning J. T. HEAD. without any pro
vocation whatever. shot aud mortally woun
ded young man by the name of WELLS,
printer 10y trade. WELLS is still alive, but
his ply sicians say he cannot recover. HEAD
was to have been tried before the Committing
Court yesterday, bat the case was continued,
to- see whether or not the boy dies. He is
about eighteen years of age. | do not think
the Court will ever be troubled with this case:
were pledged to each other, 10 take HEAD in-
to custody, us soon as he was brought outside
of the prison walls. aud to hang him without
further ceremony. Their rope was prepared
aud the limb ON which he was TO hang, Sc
lected. They sill intend to hang him. This
is the fourth murder HEAD has commit d.
This is not all: When "A citz"n rctircs at
night. lie places his gun, repeater or knife
about him, to protect himself and family
from the transformations of robbers, BURGLAR,
&c, who are over-running the city. There
havebeen twenty five or thirty houses broken
open and robbed within the last few weeks.
The place seems to by filed with desperate
villains. Vigilance Committee" has been
furmed-their patrols appointed. who are
constantly on duty. The Committee gave
notice in this MORNINGS SUM-" for all
persons Who could not give good account OF
themselves to leave the place, within three
d,ys or abide the consequences. Whoever
walks The sire, T. at night is saiuted with tn e
word malt" on every corner aud If the
command is not obeyed. it is enforced by the
presentation of double barrel gun or a
Colts repeater. l hope the desired result
may b. effected"
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LIVERY STABLE.

WIN. 7. WRIGHT A CO. would respect -
w fully inform the citizens of Nashville lszEJN
knd the public generally that they have ~
purchased the well known Livery Stable aud The stock
and axtures form eTly occupied by VIM. Philips,
Market Street ius tbelow the Square.
We have Grst-rate lots and box-stllls 90 accommc-
date drovers, and all friends who may favor
with their patronage.
We pledge ourselves give satsfactonin leases.
We have large number OF nne Saddle Horses and
ne Buggies 10 hire az all times.
The facts, not Intend bein esurpassed byany
Tor yourselves. al
febs-Iy ls.aas WA. 7. WRIGHT a co.
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ns- There was an old lady up the roa

Ms- There was an old lady up the road,
whether in Kentucky or Tennessee we do not
know, who was very anxious to come down
to the Railroad Barbecue. Early Tuesday
morning she went out to the road to meet the
train and avail herself Of the Company's lib
eral offer to bring visitors down on that day
free of charge; but when the train came along
the cars were densely packed with people
that there was MT room to store away a small
sized infant This, or something like it, the
Conductor told the old lady, but the iniorma-
tion was repugnant TO her feelings, that
she positively declined to believe it, and
when she found that she must be left behind
a storm of passion sprung up in her breast
which threatened to sweep her away, and
she blew up the Conductor terribly-quite so.
When the cars moved OIL, leaving her stand
ing alone, with nobody near but her shawl
and sachel. she became furious and declared
that she hoped 10 goodness the train would
run off the track aud break the neck OF eV-
erybody on board. Fortunately, that hope
WAS not realized, aud the train reached the
depot very little damaged, II at all, by her
anger aud maledictions, which are represent
ed by the passengers as having been terrific
in the extreme.
When the poet declared that the hottest
country known to history has no fury like a
woman scorned, he had never seen an old
lady left behind by a train OF cars on its way
10 a railroad barbecue. or he might hav e
spared himself the iniquiiy of taking the
name of that country i'll vain.
Bat this trlhing incident, which we give
here, we confess, because we have nothing
better to give, is not without It's moral. That
poor but passionate woman. for aught you
know. has a dozen small children at home
(poor but passionate women are quite as
,likely TO have dozen small children at home
as any other sort), aud had promised TO bring
every one OF them all sorts of sweet aud
pretty things from the city. That promise
may have been made week ago, and re-
,peated every day aud every hour up 10 the
moment she left home to GO out TO the road.
The cakes, candies, aud dolls which mamma
was TO bring them from the great town OF
(which they had often heard, but scarcely
hoped to see, excited more blis>iui emo
tions in their young hearts than the child of
wealth experiences in lifetime. How
sad then must have been their disapPolnt-
Incnt when nam na returned, weary and out
of humor. with her sachcl unencumbercd by
even Tie shadow of their bright hopes lru-
ition! NO,cake-no candy-no doll!
A mother aud her twelve small children
made m SCRABBLE for the want of a single seat
ON "A railroad carl We have Mt quit feeling
sorry for them yet, aud don't intend to.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-08

az" Mr.. CHAs G. SMITH, editor of the Glas-
Cow, KY, Free Press is still in the city. and
will remain several days longer. He paid u
visit yesterday TO the Hermitage.
BY the way, there is fine trade in and
around GLASGOW which the wholesale dealers
of Nashville might secure by the proper
effort. The railroad from Glasgow to the
Nashville and Louisville road will soon be
completed. and now is the time 10 make that
effort. and the most effective way to begin it
is to advertise literally in that section. The
Free Press is first rate medium through
which to advertise. as it is an excellent paper
aud has large circulation.
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Exchange.
Land Warral
SberiG's Sales.
Sherinos sale.

DY virtue Of Fl FA TO directed and delivered
ID from the Honorable circuit Court of Davidson
COUNTY Tennessee, It's NJ ~ Term, 1883 | will ex
pose t. public sale, 10 the highest bidder 10 cash
the Courthouse Yard gate, ia tue City Of Nashville,
saturday, the 10Th day of september, 1859, all
right ttle claim, interest and estate, which john b.
Newell and Nc Marry Newell, Trustee for his l.. b.
ewel, then had or may nave since acquired in aud
to the following described piece parcel OF
land, commencing at a poplar tree, thence ing
l63 poles with Thomas Kings line white
oak ana poplar pts. thence north - y 81 3-5
to honey locust, thence north q east ) to
stake, thence norm y west ~ Fuquas corner, and
thence 81 poles north o9ts west 10 "a being the
southwesi corner Oi Fuquas track, thence north n
81 3-5 to his northwest corner Of Euqua 5
land, thence north 500 to a walnut, theAco
south 81 eIst SO To a rock, thence south east
81 2-5 to tue beginning Also another tract cOnmenc
west a stone, thence south 50 y 55 SIS along Sim
sons ,uth line TO walnut down. thence south y
east 5o q win Melodies Inc "A rock, thence along
Fu',ua's me TO the beginning. Both tracts contain
IDg l5o acres more less. Deed the above is
registered iii Registers Office of DIvicson county
tennessee IL Book No -, page 44l, being levied
the pTopeTtyo John b. Newell and McNairy Newell
Trustee Tor his wife l.. x. Newell, 10 satisfy jadg
ment rendered in OvOr OF John iliil against john g.
Newell and McNairy Newell, Trustee for his wIie
and Nathan HIrsL, this 10Th vi August, 1859.
JAMES HINTON, Sheriff
aag1l-td BY r. &. DRAKE, ID =.
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ARRIVED TOO LArr.-The Mayor aud Al

ARRIVED TOO LArE.-The Mayor aud AL
dermen of Louisville accepted an invitation
to attend the Railroad Barbecue last Tuesday
and although they started in good time. they
did not arrive till IL O'Clock Tuesday night
having been detained on the road by missing
a connection. or by some other accident to
which railroads are subject. 1t is much re-
GREETED thai they thus came in at the eleventh
hour, but we trust they will have Il pleasant
visit, nevertheless. They were entertained
last evening by Mayor McGAvoCK, with that
elegant hospitality be SO well knows how TO
dispense.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-09-08

ADDRESS on THE UNIVERSITY OF THE SoUrH'
-wM. G. DIX, Esq, by invitation of the
Historical Society, will deliver an address
on the University of the South, in the Fed
erai Court Room at the Capitol tonight at
"a o'clock. This address was first delivered
al Becrsheba Springs aud was SO well receiv-
ed. that a repetition of it was requested by
Gov JOHNSON. of Louisiana, Judge OLGvAR
MORGAN, JOHN d. Bass, Ed, aud others who
were present. We trust Mr.. DIX will be
greeted by large audience.
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VALUABLE HORSE SAVED,

Mr. s. LIrcH, Hyde Park, VT, writes:-"That the
horse was considered worthless this was
Spavin,) buts te' ,cnhe free of the Mustang
Eminent, have sold him for $3.50 cash. Your Lin
inent has been doing wonders up here"
40 BROAD STREET, PHILADEIPHIA, PA.
(ExrRAcT,) sin lifting the kettle from the fire il
became urmanageabie, tilted over, and scaded my
hands very severely, almost a crisp. 1t was an
awful sight The Mustang LinIment appeared to ex-
tract the pain 1t healed rapidly, without soreness,
and left no scar OF account. Truly yours.
CHARLES FOSTER
such language as this is but the constant and nat
ural echo wherever this article is used.
This I-niment is indispensable to planters and own
ers OF horses and mules. Mr.. John Daniels, Mont
gomery, Ala, sold slave for $500, who was raised
from utter useiessness by this Lniinent. Every
family should have 1t. Be very particular and en-
quire for the Mustang Lniment and take no other.
Sold by all dealers throughout North and South
America, Europe, and the Islands Of the ocean. for
rs cents, SO cents, ann 81 90 per bottle. fs
BARNES & PARK, New York
aprl4-6mdwtw.
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pp telegraph.
Frou washington.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 7.-The Government
has taken measures for the protection of our
citizens in Sonora.
Nearly l72,0OO acres Of land enuring TO
the Southern Mississippi Railroad, under the
act of August, 1856, bas been certified to the
State by the Secretary of the Interior.
Venezuelan advices of August 11th say
there is no communication with the Interior
where the revolution is progressing. The
revolutionists refused an offered pardon.
The Government troops at San Fernando
are expecting an attack
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sheriff. sale

pY virtue OF ii ia TO directed, and delivered
ID from the Honorable Circuit Court of Davidson
county, Tennessee, at its May Term, 1853, l will ex
pIse To pubic sale, To the highest bidder, for cash.
at tie Court house Yard gate, the City OF Nashville
SATURDAY the 10th day Ol september 1859, all tbs
right, title, CLAIM, interest," and estate, which b. r.
iaigsdale, Trustee, A., then had, may have
since acquired in and 10 the following described
tract piece of Land tuaied and lying the Nine
teenlh District, DsvidsUn county, tennessee, begin
ming at Stone IA Galatin flke the same being the
north east corner Of the Walker tract running thence
north "a west IS poles a stake poles south of
stone the south eastcorner of Mrs Gees land thence
north S9lz west TO stone, the same being the east
corner Uf Grdy's land, thence south 80 poles 10 "A
stake, the north-We corner OF tie Walker tract
ia east lS5 poles To the beginning corner con
tainng by estimation los acres and II poles. For
other particulars reference Is made to Registration OF
Deed, Charles b. Winston t. Is. F. Rtgsdaie Trus-
tee, &C. IN Register office Of davidson county Ten
nessee, Book No. y, and page 100, being levied
as Ihc property of r. Ragsddie, Trustee, &c ,
10 satisfy Judgment rendered in favor OF Charles
Winston against Is. +. kagsdale, Trustee, &C.
JAMES III HIN ION, Sheriff.
augil-td BY E. 4. DRAKE ID.