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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-18
PROCEEDINGS OF THE DEMcuRAr1c
CENTRAL C1MMTTTEE.

PursuNr:: 10 notice. the Democratic Central Com
n".,ce of III Dorado County met at the office of the
MOUNTAIN DEhOcRAT, on Saturday. the 4th Of Au-
gust. ls60, at = O'Clock. y. N. ID. W. Gelwicks.
Chairman Of the Committee, stated the object Of
the meeting
The Secretary not being present. on motion. d.
T. L"fbourrOw was elected Secretary pro TEN.
The Secretary called the roll. Prcscnt-Gelwicks
McMuTray. Mclean, Williams, (by pr0xy,) L0Oi.
bourrow. Birch aud llamm Thy proxy.
Mr.. birch stated that he had informed Messrs:
Richards and kincade that the Committee would
meet on Monday aud as they desired To- be present,
he would move to adjourn until Monday, August
9TH. at O'clock. Pm. The motion prevailed, and
the Committee adjourned.
PROCEEDINGS on MONDAY.
Committee met, pursuant to adjournment. Called
to order bv ID. W. Gelwicks Chairman. The roll
being called by the Secretary, the following mem.
bers responded: Gelwicks, Williams, McMurray,
Birch, Loofbourrow, Mclean, Richards, Meredith
Hamm (by proxy, and Breese (by proxy. Absent
Mr.. Birch moved that the Committee proceed "a
call County Convention, to meet in Pacerville on
the 18th day Of August 1850, to elect delegates "a
the State Convention, TO meet ut the City OF Sacra
mpntO ON the 9Th day of September, 1860, TO nOmi
nate Electors pledged 10 vote for Douglas aud John
son.
Mr.. Mclean offered the following resolutions as q
substitute:
ReAOIrsd, That Democratic County Convention bs
hpL W the City OF raaeTNlle County Of II Dorado or
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMRkR THE FIFTH, At u
o'clock, NJ, for the purpose Of nominating two candi
dates for the State Senat" aud eight candidates for the
Assembly; also the elecssOn Of County Central Com
mttee aud the transaction Of such ether business
the Convention may deem proper.
ReSOice That primary elections for Delegates to tbs
County Convention be held Ia the various pFpGjHtI
throughout thp CpHpsy, on MONDAY, SEPTEMBER
THE THlRO, 1850 and that pOlls be opened at Elk
O'Clock, ~ and closed at 7O'cock, P. NJ, :aid day
and that all voting be cicd re, for as many delegates
Ae the elector may be entitled TO vote.
Reaored. That the primary meetings be held at the
uaual places for holding aueh meetings.
Resolved, That the bAsis Of representation In thG
CanVenlinn hereby called be f0llowsi Ono delegate
T every precinct at large delegate for every
hundred DemueTAtie votes cast for any State OcerI
nominated b. the Democratic State Convention, at the
last general election and delegate for every fAc
tion over any votes 60 cast.
ReAo red That person shall be entitled to seat Ia
the next Democratic County Convention who was not
at the time Of HE election, bonn de resident of the
precinct he proposes to Tepresentthat proxies bS
allowed, aud that person shall DC entitled TO vote fol
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-18
Muuntain Democrat.

PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY, ny
oELwICK6 S< JANUARY.
D. ". oELWIcks, wH. a. JANCARY.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-18
Tsrms-Invariably in Advance:
Terms Of Advertising !:
THE MOUNTAIN DEMOCRAT
Book ann Sob ]printing Ofttte

L. replete with all the modern improvements for the
NEAT, CHEAP AND RAPID execution Of every
variety Of PRINTING-.uch a. Book.. Pamphlets,
Bref PostsrS Handbs. Circulars, Ball Tickets, FRO
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Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-18
PLACERVILLE ASSAY OFFICE,

MAIN STREET, PLACERvILLE.
HOLD DUST received for Melting and ASSaying, and
VI returned In from to 6 houFS.
&1rABsAys Warranted.
All Bare discounted At saN Francisco Prices.
jel6-Sm c. J. ARvfDsON h co.
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-18

L. p. FISHER, No. I'IT Washington street,
opposite MAganT''. 0"ra Housr u the only Authorized
Agent Tor the MnNrN DENEHIT in ~" city of san Frnn-
cisco All order. for th- naPrr advertising left With
him. will he promptly attended, 10
.Jc. KERbEY r. sat,,f4s-.l to receive moneys
4 ir tbs nfce.
T. 3, DORSEY - au'hrr,E-h To solicit suhacTip-
tons and receive money. for the M"rSTNN DEN'EHAT
w. T. GIBBS IL the auih"rE-d Agent of the DEA
.rcgI1 At 1""ryrtaEn Ud-rs hr the paper advertising
., "I, work, len With him. vii br promptly attended 10.
CHAs. p. JACKSON ,. the authorised Agent
~ the NorNTAIN UENs RAJ at ~ Dorado. Orders len
wth him vii he promptly attended Il"
Mountain Democrat. [volume] (Placerville, El Dorado Co., Cal.) 1854-1860, 1860-08-18

Jc. KERbBY- .s''-''.s-'l to receive money!
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-10
Another Arctic Expedition.

Writing under the date Of the I'd instant, New
York correspondent of the Charleston Mercury
says:
Dr. Hayes, who proposes to look up the open
Polar Sea- receives encouragement in his enter
prise from savans in every State of the Union and
every foreign civilized country where his heroic
purpose has been announced. One French philos-
opher sent him 500 francs some days ago. The
Doctors intimate personal friends have raised
about $4,000 for him, but he wants just as much
more to see him clearly through his perons adj
venture. A meeting will be held at the Cooper
Institute fprobably) in about ten days, under the
auspices of an able committee of the American
Geographical and Statistical Society, to get up
public sensation aud expedite the subscriptions.
The Doctor wants to sail by May, as the three fol-
lowing months are the best and pieasantest for
Arctic yoyaging He expects to be absent until
number of daringfellows have already volunteered
to accompany him, and there will be little difficulty
in collecting crew. The main object of the ex-
petition is to settle the disputed question of an
open sea about the Pole, and not to hunt up re-
mains of the Franklin party, as stated in previ-
Gus letter. OF course every effort will be incident
ally made to clear up all the mystery which at
taches to their fate, but is not supposed that any
of them are still living The existence of an open
Arctic Sea is firmly believed in by most scientific
men in the United States, but is stoutly denied in
England This is explained by the fact that q YAM
kee expedition discovered the new marvel. You
will remember that Lieut.. Morton, of the Kane
party, says that, in company with an Esquimaux
Indian, he saw great body of water, and is quite
circumstantal in his accounts of it. The sea is be-
lieved to be the home of the right whale and il
SO, why could not new supply Of oil and bone be
opened to the world?
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-10
MONTGOMERY AND EUFALA RAILRoAD-Fro the
Montgomery Mail of the 9Th we extract the follow.

MONTGOMERY AND EUrALA RAILRoAD.-From the
Montgomery Mail of the 9Th we extract the follow
ing:
A few afternoons since we took a stroll along
the line of this road far as the ground has been
broken and were gratifed at the progress that has
already been made by the hands with the work of
roadbed construction. There are two large gangs
Of negroes employed the first gang, beginning in
the city at a point on the lower Wetumpka road,
have graded the road-bed for the most part nearly
to the Line Creek road, about three-fourths of
mile. The second gang are at work south east of
the Line Creek road, beginning few hundred
yards south of Capt. Dyer's residence, and have
torn up the earth distance OF half mile OF more
We are informed that the portion of the line now
| being graded comprises the heaviest work any
/ where to be encountered between this city and
/ Union Springs, and that the first ten miles COM
/ prise portion of the road more difficult to con-
struct than any other ten miles on the line Assum
ing this to be true there will be no excavation on
the line exceeding thirty-eight feet in depth, anu
but one measuring that depth. This one occurs ~
the first mile and inside the city corporation Inn.
4 its. ,
i Ii nothing occurs to delay the good WORE, we
NAV hone TO see the running out from the city
some ten or twelve miles in about one year irom
tbe nresent time. But there is much TO do, besides
| nrenaring the road-bed, before this consummation
Ian be attained. 1t must be remembered that the
IRON is to be purchased and laid down on the ties,
/ rolling stock to be purchased, delivered, etc.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-10
Tns MunpEnEa or DE-. Krlrr Hlura. The oea

The MURDERER OF DE. KEITT HENG.-The Oeala
Qla.) Companion Of the 2sth nit says
The slave Lewis, mentioned in our last issue as
having been proved guilty Of aiding in the murder
Of his master, DIR. W. j. Keitt, on the I9sh inst,
was further examined on Wednesday last, and the
most positive testimony of his guilt being adduced,
he was Immediately sentenced and hung. He con-
fessed his guilt but refused to make any statement
duplicating others; though it was evident that he
had not performed the diabolicaI act alone. He
expressed no sorrow for having committed the avn
full crime and viewed the preparations for his exc
eution with st0lid indifference. He was tried BY
committee, consisting of twelve feehoIders, ap-
pointed for that purpose by large meeting of the
citizens of this county held that day. The trial
was conducted with great care, at the place where
the murder was committed. Two others were COM
mitted to jail.
The St. Augustine Examiner gives the following
as the only particulars known in regard to the cir
cumstances of the murder.
It seems that the murderer had been heard 10
utter threats against the life of his master for sew
eral weeks previous to the murder, and the latter
had been warned that his life was in danger. The
Doctor had such implicit confidence in his servant
| that he gave no heed to these representations On
Saturday night last, probably but ashorttme after
his master had retired, the assassin entered the
room, prepared for his bloody work There was
evidence of desperate struggle before the unf0r-
tunate victim yielded to his tragic fate and 1t ap-
pears almost certain thar the murderer was aided by
at least one accomplish. The Doctor was found
with his throat SO cut as almost 70 sever his head
from his body. Severe cuts were also found upon
the left hand if it had been used to ward OH the
weapon.
The guilt Of the negro, who was unquestiOnahly
the principal in the fearful tragedy, is beyond q
doubt. A razor and clothes marked with blood,
the former having on it also some of the Doctors
beard, were found concealed and identified as be-
longing to the negro Blood was also taken from
under the negroes nails. The conclusion indicated
by these circumstances is confirmed by the agitar
ton of the prisoner when charged with the crime.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-10
Weather, etc.
The Bienville Jetfersonian Of the 10th dit. 50,

The Benville Jeffersonian of the Goth ult. says !:
The weather for the last few days has been SUI
premely disagreeable ~ damp, sloshy, rainy, de-
pressing, disheartening, and ngly generally. The
peach and plum trees, however, are blossoming,
and the oaks are beginning to bud.
The Natchitoches Chronicle Of the Sd inst. says
We have been visited during the week with very
heavy rains, which, together with the rise Of the
rivers above, has caused another rise in our river
giving to it quite genteel appearance for naviga-
ton.
The Caddo Gazette of the Sd says:
The wetness of the season is interfering consid-
eraby with farming operations in this section. The
ground is in such moist state that it is unfit for
the reception of the seed. Farmers predict late
season.
The Ayoyelles Organ of the Sd says:
The weather during the latter part of the week
has been most delightful, in contrast with the Sc
we're rains of Monday and Tuesday. Under the
benign influence of the sweetest of sunshine, blue
skies and balmy breezes, vegetation is coming on
most gloriously. Our gardeners are doing nobly in
these pleasant times.
The Ascension Acadian of Thursday last has the
following
There is general complaint on the part Of
planters and their employees, that the mat-lait
cane is almost entirely rotten, and seed cane mus
of necessity be short this year.
The cane was mat-laid in a very dry season, ant
it is thought to have taken the dry rot; but what
ever the cause, it is certain that one-half of Til
seed cane is worthless.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-10
A WoAAs PoIsoNED.-From the Vicksburg Wing
Of Thursday last we extractths following:

Our community was startled yesterday morning
by report that Mrs Sarah Cowan, an estimabie
lady of this county, residing about nine miles
northeast of the city, had been poisoned the day
before, by one Of her house servants. Upon en-
qury, we learned that the rumor was but too true.
1t appears that Mrs. c., who is advanced in years.
is in the habit of taking tonic, prescribed by her
family physician. One of her house servants put
the poison in the bitters and partaking Of them
she taken violently i'll. DIR. Burchett went out
Immediately, and administered the proper reme-
dies. The bitters were submitted to chemical
analysis at DIR. Emannel's drug store, and found to
contain corrosive suhlimate,'s most deadly poi
SON. The poison Is supposed to have been put in
the bitters by q negro girl named Charlotte, en-
pioyed about the house.
Mrs. Gowan il the widow of the late Jna Cowan
ESQ.,, who was one of the first settlers in this county
She is universally esteemed and beloved BY large
circle Of acquaintances one OF the most amiahle
of her sex. She has reared large family, all of
whom are among the most valuable and substantial
citizens Of the county, and the intelligence that
| such q horrible crime had been attempted upon
! one so much esteemed. naturally created quite
i stir.
/ p. S.-Since writing the above, we have seen
DIR. Barchett, who informs as that MIS-. Cowaa
(abonf noon yesterday was doing as well as could
4 be expected, but was not out of danger we also
learn that the negro girl, who WAS made to drink
4 some of the btters, upon the supposlton thaf she
had administered the poision, was also very SICK.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-10

WICKED BRorHER.-A young man named Ma
than Fisher residing in Marion county in this State,
attemnfed to poison his brother, Elisha Fisher and
family q few weeks since. He put arsenic into the
-four which the family used, but fortunately the
dose was SO large as to produce nausea and yoinit
ing, which probably saved their lives. In a second
attempt he was detected, with paper Of arsenic
the -four. He acknowledged his intention to poison
the family, assigning as reason that his brother
had swindled him in horse trade but it Ia believed
that he wished to get the property Of bis brother.
into Dayiess county. He was brought back, and In
default Of $1,000 bail was sent to jail
Beford (Ind.) Independent.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-10

When Gov. Seward was in Syria, Turkish OH
thoroughbred Arabian horses, the choice Of his
stud Of some forty-eight animals These Barbs-
two stations and mare--will be here by the next
ship from Beyreut
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-10
JunfGIARE AUG. y. PHILIPS

corF pu qgaTaEsE DISTRICT JOHN GoNWAY rr,y y
psroi. sea a. FAssep.oa So s. Aoe fhkLfs
ENVERTU d'un writ de alias fieri faeias
2 paS P a. dams se easa JOIN
Bell cidevans shsfis q anssra moi par dit cievant
5e IL "a Gle rue DC i Commune entire is Pae da Camp
ct des Magans Ia vente puhue de Ia ropett capres de-
pEUx IERRAINs, ayee toutes n bases amtllega
No 81 borne les Washington, da Camp des Masasns
Orleans Les dts errans dapes ia ame.i
eane, SAVIOR lie terrain No mere 20 pieds ct pouee de
Snss parallels e srrsn No snlesre 30 peds Dc face il
I @ oeag s de % a. sn s snss
,SI y 1n IN a d E pavd +
T. DEux TERRAINs. Giant les Nos ct dams lile No II.
Premier District dc Ia vile Sonsse Les ars
al BENTON snr 25 pcds proonaenf tout dapres il
americana commencement plan dresza par George
aarea Sotars Public Ensemble aec toacs is bas a
B DEUx TERRAiSs asae tcutes les am4ioratioi.s qni
sly tropHen e dit terrain sant compose dies Nos ct q
Il Jackson daus aaee District dc Ia citl De Ia Souvec
1 1 No msssa psds i s sur T.
- lot ~ 5iouehe e ot No ct nesale pe pouces
ec les mas aeaod asee P1a a
anGexe IN inyfasai5e Dc Ia pFapat5 dress par fen John i
Stark aetAlse a u NouyeIe. ORLEANS.
vent dit teraa Giant e No aa dams e bn pa Ga Is
Taes dn Camp Ands Ste Marie e Faintnriet an9ardHi
orltans e dit terrain lgne ohqne y pieds
de tace la do Camp sur 7 pieds a.
funenf lie plus proehe do Ia Andre peds
poiondeur dc Pau cote, lgnc separan
ceui No. 81 lie dapes In ainarcaine
pan desse par II. Moehlhousen novenhe
1886 ct dtpost au hnrcau do Q. Y. Fouon. Noae Public
UM TERRAIN, les an6liorations aui
sitt dams e borne par Andre, Marie
agns ct Live Oak, dams lie Qpaiiene District de Ia willie de
la SouYee Orleans ~ pieds II gne8
de face Ia st andre d7 peds pouces Of gne de
profonder lGneA paraeles daptes aecane
30 pes de face l3S pied pouee ignes de profon
de dapres In aheaise Giant parte m terrain No.
vrer 1923 deposa bureau dc William ChrS. Noare lie
l lie dit terrain egnt par 10 No II dc rlet
No 80 lie plan de la vile de Lafayette esse par Hugh
Grant ce thographae dg dit plan dposee bureau
de feu L. r. Kenny, Sotaire Public.
6, Ft les esclayes suivaats, sayoir--
JACK gaTcon muatre age denyron ans ct In file
MARIE, agte denyron vngt deux
Saisis dams pafafre cdessus.
C0NDiTI0NS-Compan moment de Rehabilitation
Il. T. PARKER,
m9 II Is Sheriff de In
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-10
milo 10 IS All Sheriff de i fdroi. A d'6rilan.
FouRra JuDcIAL DlsrRIcr Uounr, JOHN CONWAY Ct al.
Parish Of Ascension. - Va, AUG. s. PHELPS
VIRTUE OF a writ OF alias I'll Teri facias.

FouRYu TitpI.t DtsrRrcr tyouny TouN f,oNw y \, Il
Parish Of Ascension "a AUD 81 PiIRi.Ps
'S-z5 { ~ az - Ai''''. o.
DY VIRTUE of m xvrIt NJ aJia q fJers n, ctus
ID directed BY the Honorable Inc Fourth Judicial Dstrist
Court Parish al Asae,snn III Tia aora canss Ia Mn II
Bell late Sheriff. and y tad sie sber IA M
will proceed 10 sen nj uble sction al tie Div Ia,si Ga
DAY l5h Of March, sSo al u o'clock NJ, he following
l. TWO LOTS Or GROUND With ali The buildings and I'M
rroyemenis thereon being lot No and In sansre M IN
bounded by Washueon Inmn Marrne and sint Streets IL
the Fourth District Of lie cy of New Orleans said ots
urng In American measure to W.T. Lot Nd measures 10 eot
ineh front On Magarinn strse hv III fee III den
parallel lines: It Eo rnessnrs IA et fan al III
street by 90 inches In dspi between paras iDe
running hack the rear al aid Iot No III ali eeordin IN nlsn
made arslieet ana denosifea IL Ira ossn ~
Edwin FLOYD late 4 notary nnhe IN NM Orleans ~ ~ Il
q Two Iota of Ground bsnF Nh md IL snuara NJ -
IL bounded by benton IIberty Fera and @
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-10
sHERIIFF'S SALES.

FouRTH DISTRICT oouRr NICHOLSON 4 60; vs.. MARIE
EMILE F0RSTAI.I, W. c.,
Of New Orleans } TUTRIx, etc-No l3,439.
RY VIRTUE Of q writ Of fieri facias, to me
Orleans In the above entitled capsc will proceed TO sell ut
public auction, at the City Hotel Common street
Camp and Magazine streets SATURDAY the lin day Of
4 CERTAIN LoT or GROUND situated, lying and ~
being in the First District Of this city In the square bound
ed By Poydras, Perddo, ST. John and 81 Peter NOV 100
ocular plan made by ~ Deponiy Arehitse dated zt May
1851 and deposited in the office Of Abel Dreyious notary
public Ia this city lot forms tho corner 81 foyons and 81
sure about feet and i've inches front on fydras
street. by feet and nine inches In Depth between
parallel lines Together with all the buildings and
thereon, and all the rights privileges advantages and
Bervitudes thereunto belonging and appertaniag.
Seized in the above suit
TERMs-Cash on the spot. r,.n
Sheriff Of the Parish Of Orleans.
ou1rRHan Cow De DisrHcr NIoHoIsnN c0 y "a
- : . s1s.. Eeis!ss -.
IL moi adresse par memorable Quasme Conr dc District
Ia Nouveie Orleans dams aae cidessus e proedeai e
sAMED1 II de mars, 1860 midi PHotel de Ia Cite, rue
de la Commune entire les du Camp ct des Magss Ia
vente publiqiie e. adjudication de-
ENTERTAIN sne dang lie Premier District de cette VILE
dams let bore les Podras Perdido Stean Of St
suvant plan parculer dessa par JIM Dopou arehtece
1851 depose etude dAbel noaire
public cse vie lie dit terrain fome faDse des Poy
dras Pierre tauourd hui FauklIn mesure mesne
dras oxanteeze peds neu pouces de pofondeu entire
gnes paraleles Ensemble les basses
reons aui existent 10 dit terrain les droits privileges
servitudes ct avantages attaches ct appartcnant.
lie tout Rasi dams paffaire c dessus.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES u moment dc rsdjndiesil9n
fels d ma IN IT shsr;f IA 10 Paro;sss d,6rlson,
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-10

JACOBS, ART GALLERY, 90 CAMP STREET
81 New OfIeans-E. Jacobs at his cid post again.
The subscriber respectfully informs the patrons of
this celebrated Abrotype and Photograph Gal
The services Of Mr. r. JACOBS the original proprietor who has
Just returned Europe with all the late improvements in the
the Patrons may therefore rely OH being furnished with
portraits OF the finest finish.
Miniatures all in oil colors ivory other material
so al to suit the taste and price OF ALL will taken In unsr
passabe style Photographs from life q from other pictures
public private buildings OF machinery will be taken of
any size required, either plain or painted.
The best artists the United States employed and all
work done will be guaranteed to give satisfaction.
Instruction given in the art
The Gallery elegantly fitted with extensive collection
of works ver and ladies and gentlemen are
fully invited to visit 1t.
Frices moderate. Terms cash on delivery
o24 6n L. s. LIPMAN.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1860-03-10
SHERITT,s SALES.

sEcosp pIsricr couRT) MARIANA sGHLoGE NJ wife sena
o,N..o -, rated OF JOS. ANTOINE SCHLO-
=" Ne" ofieahs- GEL w. JOHN BROWN - No.
1908.
Ky glHTUE Pr ~ writ or fierf faefns to
mc dIeced BY the Honorable the Second District Court
o. new 4ssns IN the above entitled cause Will proceed
April, 1860, Mt IL o'clock M - r. go - Z
slro. q tnis CITY, and designated No. in square No @
p COMPRISED within arayie Perdido ST. Jane AIDE E
e slrees ~ PCT plan drawn by Augustus g. Phelps Surveyor
"a s ,he 1Sa Il December iSt and deposited in the Office Of
pava " MeOay late notary In this city said lot measuring
hg1 measure thirty feet eight and three inches front
On feaido street, and thirty feet in width the rear By cph
81 one hundred and six feet and nine inches the line dividing
" IN ~ ~ and q one hundred and thirteen feet four
on the line dyidiHg 1T from lot No g. OF said plan
Together with the buildings iprovemen.s thereon with,
out exception reserve. 397g7' - "'
Being the acquired by the said Brown from Mr.
Maony act executed before Francs Uara
Seized In the above Hnit. - "e' -
TBRMs-Cash on the spot.