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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-06-30
A RICH LETTER.

The following epistolary efTusion
halls from a lady friend in an adjoin.
ing county, who seems to be some.
what "plcesed" with our humble eff.
forts to make the Journal interesting.
She evidently will not think hard
of US for giving publicity to her letter,
especially as she voluntarily grants US
the privilege in the nota bene subjoined.
We shall certainly send her the Home
Journal, and if she should still con-
tinuc to be "plcesed' with the "pee.
SEES" therein contained, our wish will
be realized. Most assuredly we don't
intend to criticisc what she has writ.
tcn-not US. And rs this is tho first
time she ever "rOte to an editor" no
doubt she feels anxious to see how her
writing looks in print, and will thank
US for gratifying her anxiety in that
respect. Here is her letter, all except
residence and her name.
June 1859.
Mr.. Editor:
Esteemed Sir
lhavc seen several of your papers
and am well pleased with them and !
learn that there is several ladies' that
takes the home journal ! would like
to take it my self ! am well pleased
with some of your peeses in the two
or tire last numbers
| would like to know the lady that
sent tho boka with the note to you
was a bout sending one to q young
Man but have dcclind the idea since
seen that--I shall look for the
%jurnal next week | hope ther will be
no difficulty in the paper Cummin.
II b--now never rote to an cditcr be-
for and ! doant know but what you
will critisiz on this but ! doant care If
you do just send the Home Jurnel to
me.
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r TERMS.

If you want a nice Boot, 10 fit in the
very hest style. coll a, this shop.
Patent, French, American, and all 9th.
err sorts of Leather suitable in his line,
kept on hand, and work warranted to be
as substantial as any that can be made
elsewhere. Bs5" TERMS CASH. -Aasa
iunc23'50. G.. w. STAMPS.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-06-30
BOOT and SHOE SHOP.

G. W. kStamps
HAS opened a Boot and Shoe establish.
ment on tho Street leading from the
South corncr Of the Square, towards the
Baptis, Church, and is prepared 10 fur
nish, to order, with neatness and dispatch,
all sorts Of Shoes, Boots, ladies' work,
Be md nm
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-06-30

Nh. FAY, u Minister to Switzer-
land, will soon be recalled. He has
not been within the limits of the Uni
ted States for thirty years.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-06-30
NOTICE.

All those indebted to the estate Of John
Matt, deceased, are hereby notified to make
payment, and those having claims agcinst
said estute will present them as prescribed by
law. I'M. RUSSEY, Admir-,
May ~, 80 John Matt, deed.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-06-30
HORSES! HORSES!

l leave this dry Tor Ohio to purchase a
large lot Of that celebrated stock horses, the
Clifford and Black Hawk Morgan. IF the
lovers of fine stock wish to purchase horses
they can be supplied by The tenth of June.
Nav l2h W. q. Crooks.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-06-30

Wanted.-Two hundred bushels
ate Red Irish Potatos, for which the
market price will be paid by
May26 q. C. GORHAM & CO,
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1859-06-30

NEGRO FOR SALE.
On Monday. the 4h day Of July nrrt,
before the Court House door in Winchester
| will offer for sale TO the highest bidder's
negro girl, named LIZZIE, ab ut seven years
old, belonging 10 The minor children Of \.
II. Johnson, and sold under q decree OF the
Circuit Court Of Franklin county, Tennessee
in the cause Of A. H. johnson w.. Thos. H.
Johson, ct els.
TERMS:
Sold upon a credit Of twelve months-,s
cepl The sum Of fly dollars. which mus' ~
paid down; the biddirgs to commence o. nus
hundred dollars; note with two good and "
feient securities, and . lien retained On W.
negro until the pusehsss noosy = petd'
Nay 10 20 ~. n. nLz1kALS w.
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Land for Sale.

BY virtue OF a decree Of the County
Cour, Of Franklin County. Tennessee,
pronounced at its June Term, 1859, in
The cause therein pending, ID. D, Smith
Administrator Of S. G.. Ready, decd, pc.
tilion 10 sell land" I will, on Monday,
the first day Of August next, at the Court
House door in Winchester, offer for sale,
to the highest bidder, the tract of land
which said S. e. Ready, died. seized
and possessed. Sold subject to the wild.
owls dover.
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MS OF SALE.

Said land will be sold on a credit of
twelve months. Bond and approved Sc.
curity will be required, and a lien retained
10 further secure the payment Of the pur.
chase money. r. F. SIMS,
June 18th, 1850. Clerk.
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Land for Sale.

June 90, 1859.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-19

Miss DAvENPoKT.-The distinguished trqge
dieane, Miss DAVENPORT, will, we are pleased
to say, commence an engagement at the
Gaiety next Monday evening. We find in
the PittSburg Post the following compliment
to Miss DAVENPORT
Nearly every theatre goer has seen the Gel
ebrated PRESERVATION of Camille, by Miss Da-
venport, but we doubt whether any ever saw
her play the part better than last evening at
the Apollo. We can only say that il was
perfection, and that the audience apprecia-
ted her efforts and awarded due need of
applause. This evening will be presented
the beautiful drama of Ingomar the Barba
rian, in which the estimable lady tak-s the
principal character. On all previous ocea-
sons when she has given this fine rendition,
she has delighted her auditory. aud we feel
confident she will do so again tonight. She
is an actress of great power and is without
sup 'rior in this country or Europe. To her
capacity as an actress she adds the charm Of
lady like department, and is brilliant
and polished in the social circle, AZ upon the
stage. She Is deserving of the liberal sup
port she has ever received from the Pittsburg
public. and We trust that she may meet with
the same encourig cement a. heretofore.
Every lover of the drama in its highest per-
fiction should make IL point to visit the
Apollo during her stay, as they may be salts
fed that they will be amply repaid.
Miss Davenport was the original Parthenia
In this city. and none can have forgotten the
turOre which she created in this character
when first performed here. Her impersona-
ton OF the German maiden we have never
seen equalled.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-19

CURIOUS But TRUE.-In a medical work
written by DR.. EALING is a very curious fact
and at the same time a remarkably well
drawn up view of the effects of the atmos-
phere upon the corn, exhibiting the Influence
of its pressure upon the system generally,
and upon these small excressences partieu-
the human body is equal to 2260 pounds, aud
therefore the pressure upon each square inch
amounts to nearly 10 pounds If We then
take the proportions of the foot upon which
the weight of the atmosphere is more or less
increased. we shall find that there is under
certain circumstances such increased pressure
upon the Integumens that the suhj.esat par,
must feel the full force" ~
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-19

PRESERVATION TO THE PREsrDEST.-The
Washington Suites and Union of the 18th inst.
says: A copy of the New Bible of the edi-
ton just published under the auspices of the
Methodist Episcopal Church South, by the
Southern National Publishing House at
Nashville, Tenn, was presented to the Presi-
dent of the United States, yesterday after
noon, by WM. T. SMrTHsoN, Esq. acting for
the Rev r. ABBEY. 1t is beautifully bound.
and furnished besides with handsome rose
wood case, inlaid with silver, and bearing
the arms Of the United States. The Bible
has perpetual genealogical family register,
on an entirely new plan. Mr.. SMrHsoN also
presented a fine copy of the Methodist Pull
pit South, containing twenty-seven sermons
by the most eminent ministers in the connec-
ton. embellished with portraits of the minis
ters and the publisher. The presentation By
Mr.. SMTBsoN was accompanied by some ap-
propriate remarks, and the books were ac-
ccpted by the President with expressions of
kindness for the presents.
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the United States will have, happy effect
upon the financial affairs of the country, and
there is no good reason why such should not
be the case. 10
! The Ne,ss has a brief article touching the
resolution which Mr.. PETERS introduced into
Senate, against the creation of new bank
charters and the re-charteriDg the existing
banks during the present session of the Lee
gislatuIe. II shows that six Democrats voted
against the resolution, and asks what the
Memphis Avalanche will say about it. That
paper is as hard as flint on the currency
question, and if it takes these six Democrats
in hand. it will have something severe to
say. The local Ne,os is of the opinion that
it has discovered that President BUCHANAN has
been guilty of one honest act in his life.
Such discoveries are rare, and the local Of
the Nescs il to be congratulated.
The Gazette has column of miscellaneous
editorial paragraphs, but nothing Of any
length The local Gozete contains it's accus-
toned run OF attractive items.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-19

THE CRY PREss.--The subject OF the Ban
ner's leader is the Travelling Merchants from
the North" 1t says: 1.-THE merchants of
this State have united in memorializing the
Legislature to protect them against the com
petition which Northern dealers have so long
kept up by means of travelling agents, who
visit not only our larger cities, but all the in
land towns, selling their commodities by
samples. and soliciting orders. These travel
ing merchants pay no license and no tax,
while our own citizens are required to con-
tribute literally to the revenue of cities,
counties and State, for the privilege of sell
ing The former, therefore, possess an ad-
vantage over the latter which operates very
severely to their detriment. The memOrlalists
do not desire to drive of competition, and
secure to themselves monopoly, as we un-
derstand them, but merely ask that this com
petition shall be made TO pay tribute, "a they
pay tribute, to the public revenue" There
is good sense In this move on the part of the
merchants of the State, and if their memorial
receives at the hands OF the Legislature the
attention il would seem to deserve, the re-
sult will not only be beneficial to our whole.
sale merchants. but It viii be a sanitary les
son 10 those AZ she North who scsi - - II
goods and advocate the stealing Of our negroes.
1t will serve TO show that the South can be
awakened to a consciousness OF the existence OF
the greet unwritten law Of self protection. :.
The local Banner contains q full account Of
ha az. a., ~ -
yesterday. MooRE, the young man who stole
the money, when arrested confessed the .heit.
on being promised that he would not be
prosecuted, and told where part Of the
money could be found. The man from whom
the money was stolen IL named Kfxa, and
lives In Knox county. On being taken from
the Work House for trial, MooRE escaped
from the officers, jumped Into the river, and
attempted 10 swim across, but was recap
tured before he made the landing. "when
brought before Esqaise RonxKrsos yesterday
afternoon.p says the Ba.1<r, -'prisonerss
counsel stated that the prosecutor In the
case declined to prosecute for the sake OF the
mother or the young man, aud asked for his
discharge. bat the court decided that KEs
should give bis testimony. Prisoners eoun-
eel then drsIred TO waive further examIna-
too, but The fnagissrsts decided upon hear
Ing the Investigation through. a0d al The
close, committed tie prisoner 10 j~il."
The Jhs" hasa paragraph headed sMoney
becoming easy" The announcement L. bss-
ter ealcuissed 10 difase state o. serene
comfort through the public mind ihsa any
thing else that hsa appeared in de nswsps-
pera for the iasi six nanshs. Money has M
been - pisnitful about Nashville lately q
several people have desired 9, see IL. The
Uaisn thinks shss chs prospsss sf eoaSiaaed
peace In Earepe and the sbandNat Crops In
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-19
oh. KINGS DISPENSARY
FOR PRIVATE DISEASES.

EnTFee<, DR.. KING formerly of New York for
AENS the last four years OF Louisville, Ken
tucky who has devoted his attention TO the treat
ment OF private diseases for 80 years, natters
himself, having attended 10 practice for SO many
years and cured many thousands he is enabled TO
cure all diseases Of private nature no matter how
bad they may be from Inudicious medical treatment
from neglect of their own. DR.. Kings NspensAry
is No. % Deaderck street, between Cherry and the
Square second stoi where he all diseases of
private nature.
GoNoRKHEA cured OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
reference with business
STRUCTURES of old tdate ,efectually cursdiu
few days, by operation which causes no pain.
Where a structure exists health cannot be enjoyed
Perhaps disease causes more mischief and under
mines the constitution SO much.
SYPHILIS with all the diseases of the skin growing
OF neglect or bad treatment can be eneciualy
cured in a few days.
SEMINAL Observation-Disclosures tionhaY been
given this disease aud all :he consequences
ing out of it brought on in many cases by the de-
structivc habits of Inconsideratc Youths and
sive indulgence orthe passions neglect of which will
undermine the constitution rene: the subject unit
for society and causing DAD age.
Females who may be labori1g with any difficulty OF
tte Won may restassured OF Immediate relief.
Persons esiding abroad, by writing and stating
their case enclosed directed TO DIR. King
No. % Deaderick street, Nashville Tenn. will have
the necessary medcinesent to their address with ne
sessary directions. Strict secrecy observed Office
hoursrr M ocleckin hemornlng until IN the eve
may30- ndAwly
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County Trustee.

e. We are authorized 10 announce JOIN W. MAR
a candidate Tor County trustee - the ensuing
March election. octll-ld
aS-we are authorized 10 announce HARDIN
BOoIICk a candidate Tor ths office or County trustee
OF Davidson eouaty, At the ensuing March election.
oct5-td.
ar We are authorized TO announce HENRY l..
JUSTICE a candidate for County Trustee, the
ensuing March election. sopl0-te
ss-weareauthorzedtH announce rHOS. I. SAUN.
DES as a candidate for the odce OF County Trustee
Of Davidson County al the election To be held In
March, 1900. apr2e-ti
as We authorized 10 announce SAMUEL
AMENr a candidate fur County Trustee al che
March election. sprte-td
81 We authorized TO announce ISHAM
CLARKE ;Sn..IstS for Trustee OF Davidson coun
y a abs aext March election. aaE2a-se
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-19

The THEATRE. evening concludes
the engagement of Mrs. and Miss FARREN at
the Gaiety. They go from here to Memphis,
where they are engaged to appear Monday
evening. The bill for this evening is an at
tractive one, including as It does three plays
Mary Tudor, Il Deoelish Good Joke, (the Epi-
sode OF the Red Pepper on the Stove to be
omitted by particular request), and an Oh
jet of Interest.
Miss DAvENPoRr's engagement is to begin
Monday evening.
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Brandies, Wines, Havana Cigars,
& A y d. - AT ES.
For Attorney General.

Ss- We are Authorized to annoLnce WIN. G. BRIEx
OF Davidson county, candidate for attorney Gene
raj for the Ninth Judicial Circuit, posed Of the
Counties Of Williamson, DAVIDSON and Sumner at the
next election.
Sc We are authorized to announce X. W. HAY.
woOnj OF piVldson county a Candidate Tor Attorney
General for the Ninth Judicial Circuit, composed OF
the Counties Of Davidson Williamson and Sumner
octl9-te
&C. We are authorized to announce BAXTER SMITH,
Esq, of Sumner county, "A candidate for Attorney
General ia the Ninth Judicial District, composed Of
the counties of Sumner, Davidson and Williamson.
Election May next. Octl4-te
So We requested To announce s. L. FINLEY as
a candidate for Attorney General OF the Ninth Judi
clal Circuit. Election May 1850.
oct lite
Sc We are authorized 10 announce JAMES Z
RAINS, Esq, Candidate for the office Of Attorney
Gcueral OF the Ninth Judicial Circuit, composed of
the counties Of Davidson, Sumner and WILKINSON
Election next May. oCt3-te
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G. A 1T N u u : e
LnuisVille. XIV.


The Proprietors of the GAIT HOUSE, pre-
pairing for a large increase of travel 1-s:n the
opening of the Louisville and Nashville Rail-
road. have enlarged the Hotel to do1oie its
former capacity, with new and excessive Bill
lard Rooms, Bath Rooms, &c. t
The public may rely that the well-earned
reputation of the Gait III Ouse. as astrictly first
class Hotel. shall be maintained. The House
is most conveniently located for travel East
or est, as the Louisville Office of the JEFF
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.
Gs- Baggage Checked in the Calf House
to all the principal points, North, East and
West.
Es- Time from Louisville to New York
SO hours. auglS-6m
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-19

SALE POsTPoNED.-Owing to the unfavora-
BILE condition of the weather, the sale of the
houses and lots belonging to the estate of the
late Mrs. TARvER. which was advertised to
take place yesterday, was postponed until
Monday next, the 2lst., at 10 O'clock, A. NJ.
This property is situated on College street,
in MoGAvoCK's first addition. For particu
lars, see advertisement in another column.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-19

STEAMER SAM KIRKMAN.-It will he seen
by an advertisement in this mornings paper
thai the fine steamer Sam Rirtm4n. Capt J
v. THRoOP. leaves Cincinnati this evening
This is an excellent opportunity for such of
onr merchants who may wish to have goods
shipped from Cincinnati to this city by tele-
graphing this morning. BEN EGAN is her
clerk.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-19
sAPONlFlEH,
OR
CONCENTRATED POTASH,

More Aas Dosais tA< SssaSiA u Ordinary Psss.A
-soR sking Sap wi<koat lime with nttis troahie
AID A. tEia-s sKpease. Tue cheapest article ever
dtsroSeEes for the paressses one JcanI xiil laAs
t~ciFe % nfteon gslsenspf so-d son soaR or slns
poaaas Hzrd soap. Fristsrs sili ana Il superior
Tree from iuapafttiss.
Rroks4sa sn-aiiaAps sss pat up IN 1, :, ssd
q e4ns
x.naf.esursa Al ths CHALLENGE CHEMICAL
WORKS, br0okiy n saa ss3a b.
r.. DcKKEE Co.
eet3-44sfy isI fezFl street. Ns~ York
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-19

GuSsi GuSsli GuSs iii--z50 guns, rang
Ing In prices from IS 10 $3.50 each, also e
choice selection OF fishing tackle and sport
ing materials, including English wire car
tridges. &C., all Of which we offer at less than
market value 60 easA or prompt paying Gus
toners. MCCALL 4 CO..
(Kirkman a. Eliis's old sisud.)
No. 81. Public square,
Nashville, Tcnnessee.
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Jasper Branch Railroad.
OFHcK NASH. & CHAT. RAILROAD Co.


L
October ., 1893.
DY order ofthe Board ofDirectors calls are made
ID on the stock ofIhe Company subscribed for
building branch road from Bridgeport TO Jasper
pay able to the Treasurer ofthis Company as follows
One dollar on each share on the LIST OF November,
1859, and two dollars on each share on the LIST day
OF December, 1859, January, February, March,
Aprii May, June, July August, September, Octo-
Der and November, 1850.
Paym may be made to jackson Pryor, at Jas
per, the Treasurer at his Office In Nashville.
PrUmptneSsi n meeting these calls is requested Of
the bseribers of stack the construction of the
road depends exclusively on the means provided
specifically for that purpose.
oct4-u W. A. GLEAvES. Treasurer
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nrs Wtnsiess, al sxPsusnesa sarss "a
snais ply sosAa, has seethiag syFap for ehiiarsn
tssthinss ~hics greatly fAsilssiss ihs process of
se~ahi,z. hy ssneaisg me acins all tas2ns-
,isa-siis Alag ali pain sad 70 Fssuisfs The
bowels Dspsnd aasa a., mothers, 10 viii give rssl
yourselves aad relief sad health 90 your infsnts
Psrfe~tly safe N al eases. Sc adverusszsal IN
sno<Aer oeiumn. tane7dAsiy.
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New MUsIc.-Mr. LUCK, Church street, has
just received aud has for sale the following
new music:
PearIe De u Aneriq1e. Dedicated to Miss
KATE REDDNG, OF Shelbyville, Ky.
.Saitng on the Summer Sea, or oh, hosO Ssces1 is
Is 10 Glide! Love Star Polka, &c., &c.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1859-11-19
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
F 0 r S A L E.

IHTISHING to make other Investments, We pro-
w poseto sellall our Real Estatein Davidsohco.
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Criminal Court Clerk.

81 We are authorized to announce X. II. CAMP
BELL a Candidate Tor Criminal Court Clerk az the
ensuing March election. augl5-te
Hs- We are authorized to announce CHAS. f. DIG
CONS a candidate for Criminal Court Clerk at the
next March election. july4--t
o. We are authorized to announce JOHN SHANE
Esq, a candidate for re-eiec 10 the Office Of
Criminal Court CLERK at next March election lite
III We are authorized to A.uounce nr. &. NJ
PATTERSON as u Candidate for Criminal %, Il Clerk
atIhe ensuing March election, nay2s I'd
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w HI e ELER 8. w ILSO MS
Sewing Machines.

AFETHoDIST BOOK CONCERN, 200 MULBERRY
ul STREET, NEW YORK.-Being in constant re-
ceipt Of inquiries from our brethren respecting sew
ing machines, with requests 1, recommend and pur
chase, have, in conjlnc ton with some lady
friends, carefully and thoroughly examined the var.
machines of practical value for family sewing,
and find those made by THE WHEELER WILSON
MANUFACTURING COMPANY, sos Broadway New
York, 70 fully combine the essentials Of good in
strument, and such as we can confidently recon-
mend.
Having seen so favorable results from their use in
our own md the households OF our friends, we are
DESTROYS that their benefits should be shared by all
our brethren, and hence have Interested ourselves
IN their behalf.
With best wishes, your brethren,
ABEL STEVENS, THOS. CARLTON,
JAS. FLOY, J. PORTER,
DAN'L WISE, J. BENZ. EDWARDS,
DAVID TERRY, WM. A. cox,
J.B. McFE.sRIN, Book Concern. Nashville. :
PARSON & CO.,
novs-3m Agents, Nashville, Tennessee.
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Sherin7s Sale.

DY virtue Of an alius ~ fd TO me directed, and
ID delivered from the Honorable Circuit Court Of
davidson county, Tennessee, at rs Septemee Term
1852 will expose To public sale, Ia the CHEST bidder
for cash the Court house Yard IN the Gay of Nash
vile Tuesday, the 18Th day OF december 1852 all
the right, title claim interest and estate which John
c. hoL@nors then had, or may have ssace acquired,
In and 10 the following described lots Pieces Of
Land situated la the state Of TeEsessae county of
Davidson city OF Nashville beiug Lots Sos LIS and
Ire In What IL known the Burrows Grove plan of
Davidson county, Ia Book S, rage 607, and 10 which
reference u made FOR more fall description. Refer
/. also made N a deed registered the Regis
tsrs once Of Dividson county, IN Book 8, pages
eeT, eos and 800. : h. Marshall % ski1 Mcl.emore
being tevtcd ON the property Of John G. Nc
Lenorc, % satisfy Judgment rendered IN favor OF
Robert Woods, executor, against John c. Aeismore.
Levied 26th OF october, 1859.
JAMES ". HINTON,
Sheriff 81 Daytason eoaEty.
BY T. C. DRAKE, DePag shsria.
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