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s-Fhe Memphis AralaHeAe says the ma
Ggnant insinuatiOn that the defalcatIon of
Mr.. FOWLER. of the New York Post office,
occrrued somelim in PIERCE's admiuistra-
tion. is maliciOusly false; and adds that this
sis evident from the fact that inquiries show
that up to October, 1855, bis settlements
were full and satisfactory" The inference
j. that after October, 1853. bis settlements
We lie nct full and satisfactory. Now, we
should like to know why it was that Post
Matter FOwELR was not removed at the time
his settlements failed to be full and satisfac-
tory? Aud ii Mr.. BUCHANAN could tolerate
fraud and peculation on the public treasury
for tHre,ag months, why couldn't be do so for
the balance of bis term? Can the the Aua-
LaHchs shed any light on these inquiricsi
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-21

DoUGLAs RATIFICATION MEETtsG.-The Cin-
einnati Enquirer treats the adjourned meeting
OF the Democratic National Convention, to
be held at Baltimore, a. DeUoLAs raiihca-
ton meeting. la lac number 1t says:
The number of persons who will attend
the Douglas ratification meeting At Bal,i-
more, on the 18th of June, will be immease.
Large delegations going from aimost
every county la Ohio aud tue Northwest
The convention promises 10 he one Of the
largest ever held in the United States. The
people will be there To see Thai the delegates
properly ratify their selection vi SIR. Doug
las as The Presidential nominee Nobody else
will b. talked OF or Thought IF.
A number OF Democratic members Of Con.
gress have issued an address to the Southern
seeding delegates, urging tksn TO al 9 ID hi,
meeting. They ought 10 go by all means
They will thea have IL thvir power 10 give
the Country another Illustration OF Democratic
harmony.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-21
The "IrrePressibie CoanIeI'' in



Last Wednesday night the Democracy of
Richmond county, Ga, held meeting in
Augustk, To take into CONSIDERATION the prv-
priety Of sending delegates 60 the Baltimore
Convention. There Mas a conflict OF opinion,
she i,icuds Of Mr.. STEPHENS. supposed to re-
gard the nomination of Judge DoUGiAs sith
no disfsvar, favoring the idea Of sending del
egaies n Baitimorr. aud giving Richmond
the ''cold shoulder whilst those who sas-
tanned the seeeders desired to srnd delegates
90 both Richmond aud Baltimrre. There
was considerable debate, alter which resolu-
ticus proposing 10 send delegates 10 Balti-
moEe emily. wefe adopted, and delegates APP
pointed 10 the Stale Convention 10 meet q,
AiIiedg-ville. The Augusta czTsssei< treats
the result n "s1<render 10 the Sqnatter
sovsreigns." and due mainly 20 the indaenes
at Mr.. SrEHHESs. The conflict will be con
tinaed At Niiledgeville. when We shall see
who Is The real leader OF tks Georgia D.
mscrAcy.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-21

York politics, and for the last four years has
been the leader of the Tammauy Hall branch
Of the Democracy, and the present Grand
Sachem Of the Tammany Society. and hae
always been regarded as one of the wheel
hos Of the Soft Shell Democraey.r He
is man of fine talents, possessing much tact
and great energy of character-liberal to
a fanlt-which has no doubt added greatly
in his present embarrassment. He is man
of about forty-fire years of age. and a bach
elor. Mr.. Fowler's bondmen, G. A. Conoyer
and George Law. are bound IN the sum of
seventy five thousand dollars. which viii not
cover one-half the deficiency He has no
real estate or personal property; hence the
government can receive no Naturalization
from this source. He formerly owned some
real estate at Staten Island, which he sold
some time ego. 80
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-21

ECEIIxA LookS. now Mrs GEORGE WooD.
has taken care OF number one by conveying
her property, BY deed Of trust. - her brother
for her own beasii. From the following
sehedale xe epine play acting = laeraiise;
la clneinaati-The property kaosn ss
Woods Theatre.
E ghty aerrs Of land In Gasecnads county,
Elssosri.
Two lets In Chicago.
Al her lands In Jefferson. Prairie. Arksn-
sas and Tell counties, Arkansas
All psreris q land oxeed By Der IN Lake
land, Long Island.
Together ssth al stocks. boais. proussso.
~ noss eAosss 10 . I 81. and ell her per
seazl psop<gsy bsloasing 10 tie grznier.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-21

NEW BOOKS
JUST RECEIVED Ry
r. " AG An
II College street..
NASHVILLE, FENN.

BERTHA PERCY OK. L'ESPERXNcE, BY Na-garass
Field New York, n Appleton s Co.
HISTORY OF The REPUBLIC OF THE UxrFFn
STATES OF AMERICA As TRACED IN TBE
WRITINGS oF AK kNDFR HAMILTON AND
OF HIS CONTEMPORARIES, in 6 vols by John
Hamilton. Published by Appleton CO.
The History or THE UNIFED STATES OF AMER
lea FROM THE nIsC0yERY OF TIE COMMENT
TO TIE CLOSE OF TIE FIRsr SESSION OF TIE
THIRTY FIFTH CONGRESS, by J. H Patton.
Elaborate histories of the United States have been
ably written; compends, or school histories, and
well adapted {, the place they designed to nj are
numeroos- Between these con- ponds aud the work
extending to SIX volumes there IL reou as
Il as necessity, for History that shall be SUI
aeieo;y elaborate to trace direct ineaenees ,hss
cave had power IN moulding the charaL ter of th<,
Nation and its Institutions, neral and political.
Volume that should praseoi fully as Is eonss,enf
with this design ia which are Interesting
In Themselves characteristics the tines aud peo-
pie Su h work the author OF this volume has
endeavored to supply. Published by d. Appleton 4
Co.. New York.
CHAMBERS ENCYCLOPAEDIA. Dictionary ct
universal knowledge to the people. Illustrated
vol 1. A. Bell.
FL.aTo'S APOLOGY AND CRITIC, BY Tyler.
EXERCISES N FRENCH SYNTAx, wInslernass; ar
ranged after Pointevln's ''Sy ntaxe Franelise.1
MANUEL OF CHURCH MUSIC, by Walter.
Constantly receiving all new Books by E~press-
Call aud examine them HAGAN
mayl0-f Il College ct.
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The "Errepressibie ConfiIct,s In Ala

The Democracy are to have two Conven-
tions in Alabam +, growing out of the seces-
sion OF the delegation Of that State from the
Charleston Convention The Stale Conven-
ton which Instructed the delegates to secede
in the event Of the refusal to adopt the
Alabama Platform. authorized the Executive
Committee to call n new Convention to de-
iiberate upon the matter. The Committee
have accordingly called a Convention at
Montgomery on the 4th day Of June next.
DISTRESSING the action of this Convention,
democrats, desirous of having the State rep
resented at Baltimore. have called another
TO meet on the same day al Selma.
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Continue Five Days.
TUESDAY. NAY aerH.

Sweepstakes for uutred year Colts: 500 entrance
50 forfeit; one mile heats three four 20 iii the
stake; Club TO add 500 If the race is run.
i. NJ Young enters br c. By imp. Albion, dam by
Woodfoik,s Ievi4than-
2 Alec, enters br. (. by imp. Albion, dam Martha
Damn By imp Sovereign
j. a Turner enters b. C. Architect by imp. Glencoe
dam Princess Anne by imp. Ieyiafhen-
T. W. Il. johnson enters Oh. Tenth Legion by imp.
Albion, dam Polly Elicit by ilrp. Levatbal
D. Gen. W ii. Harding enters br. c. Chivalry by
Chiide Harold, dam Kate King by imp. Priam.
o. Also enters or. c. Loyalty by Chslde Harold, dam
Delta by imp Prlani.
T. Geo. I'll OFT enters ch. (. by imp. Albion dam Ann
Chase by imp Levitihan.
:. Barnes Halfway enters {. Twilight by licking
ton, dam by Eclipse.
g. J. g. Moore enters b. c. by Brown Dick dam Mid.
way by Boston.
TO- Rounatree St 'ner enter b. c. by I'd Sovereign,
dam by Wagaer.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-21

Sweepstakes for three year olds. Single dash Ct
two miles.
800 entrance: 5oforfeit three more TO fill the
stake; Club TO add 500 If the is
1. W. H. Johns on enters ch Tenth Legion by inp
Albicn, dam Polly Elliott by Leyiathaa.
.. NJ. Young enters br c By imp Albion, dam by
Woodfolk's Leviathan.
3. Also, enters by br imp Albion, dam Martha
Dunn by imp Sovereign.
4. Gen. W. G. Harding enters gr Loyalty by Chloe
Harold, dam Delta by Priam.
Also enters br Chivalry by Childe Harold, dam
Kate King by imp Priam-
g. Il. F. Cheatham enters by Free Trade, dam
by 2i Beisha zzar.
Z. Geo. Elliott etneTs ch by imp Albion, dam Ann
Chase by imp Leyiathan.
8. A. Barnes enters eh Toodles by Highlander,
dam by Epsilon.
o. Roundtree a. Stoner enter Sailie Woodward by
imp Albion, dam Eadora by imp Priam.
10. T. q. Moore enters b by Brown Dick dam Md
way by B0stou. Is. i. CHEAThAM,
may-9-td Prop ietoF.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-21
noIloxax,x PHI

IHolloway,s Pilis.-Dyspepsa, Sick and
nervous Headache. physicians class headaches
der six divisions, each requiring a separate remedy.
In ignorance of the immediate cause how frequently
must they err, and their treatment misearry Hel-
loway's Pills never fail the cure Of Dyspepsia and
its consequeI ces, headaches, &c. may1e-1w
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-21

ADVICE 10 LADIEs.-We aware there are many
OF our lady readers who complaining of weakness
and debility. Our advice is to 90 at once and get
of McLEASs STRENGTHENING CORDIAL AND BLOOD
PURIFIER. 1t is delicious Tonic, and just the thing
TO siren ythen andInyigarate the whole Organization,
and purify the Blood. See advertisement in another
column. myI0-d&w1m
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-21
Grand rRasffcatfon Meeting.

The friends OF the Constitution and the
Union in Tennessee will hold q meeting in
This city ON Saturday. 18th inst, TO ratify the
nomination of JOHN BELL and EDWARD Ev-
yRETT, for President and Vice President. The
entire delegation from this State to the Bal
iimore Convention are expected to be pres
enf. Distinguished speakers will address the
mreting. All who favor the objects of the
meeting are cordially invited to attend.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-21

A sword OF honor, nsade By the famous
C.siellsni, hss been prsseatec BY the people
Of Rsme 30 V,etor Emsnnei. The list Of sub
feripiians eoataias The names Of is.eee 70.
a-sn cItizsRs. and the PRESENT cost 90
Towns This under the very aose .ef Pis>
<, aud Agtuaeiii. Asosher ssurd !. 10 be
Sesea. j 10 Louis Aspoleea-
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WEDNESDAY. MAY 3oTH.
Jockey Club Purse, $500. Two mile heats.
THURspAY. NAY a1sr.

THURSDAY, NAY s1Sr
Sweepstakes for three year olds- Mile heats slo0
entrance; $50 Forfeit three to ill the stake
Club to add 5000 ftIe race
l. Gen w. G. Harding enters gr Loyalty by Childe
Harold, dam Delta by Priain.
z. Also, enters br c ChiyaIry by ChIde Harold dam
Kate King, by imp. Priam-
3. VI. Young enters br by imp. Albion, dam by
WoodfOIk's Leviathan.
l. Also, enters orf by imp Albion dam Martha Dunn
by imp Sovereign.
s. A. Turner enters Architect by mp. Glencoe
dam Princess Anne by imp. Leyiathan.
o b r. Cheatham enters br by Free Trade dam By
Second BeichazzaF.
:. Rou dtree K Stoner enters b Saile Woodward BY
imp Albion, dam Eudor- by imp. Priim.
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Stock Reduced.

DEEFt RING saea - make chan=e Il cur bnSize.E
Il 4rfan sssueats desire % fesiacs Oar prfsent
siek as nlasA - pzssiole- II order - do tbs &c
III eder osr p-Tseat SO - Ssaple and FaEeF Dry
aetts ~ redac<d pr'ces We hsFe "a hans : Gns
ezzsrtzne4t . Sax Beraxes, aasiius and IfaveiEs
soe1z, 4na II act everythinr co14d wish fer.
atso. Hf.fe Goeds, fnhreiSeries. Hes ergs Table
nsaask. sssetieg. Biesshed esa Brown nenestic,
FzHtetan eoacs Ter aEa wezncu, Ciaths, cax<i
nfases, tsstn<s asa Cn1eruesr fbr 6e1f lsrnez- We
s.st et faftt-uzF 4ftsEsIe hszqra ceszn-
Ter sheA MI BE fossd an times Han assirs-
BE sfssdz - ozc <uafth theiF value.
ssF1-e klcHoIs1S I HUMPHREY
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-21

Mrs WinsIow, experienced nurse an
emale physician, has soothing syrup for children
eethirg, which greatly facilitates the process of
teeth-g by softeniDg the gumsre ucing all infama
allay all pain and sure to regulatethe
bowels. Depend uponit, mothers, it willgive rest
yourselves and relief and health to your infants
Perfectly safe in all cases See advertisements
mother column sas une7d&w1y
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-21
DISSOLUTION.


4 h EsesiFs e
kutES Fksneh f8szrz c-Hsrszs sss lazes 6ziss<x.
IL .sFr4ses ne fszzss Gaasrs.
Kie zae freneh Izastins Bee ssspps<z.
et1ss CT cneErezs ea.lzFs. .AA s.d
eEhe1t He -
FF<nsh ana En<-ssk GzaFo I'D ksirR<rs,
czrese kid hsenB .zis n<etz, te-.
VIA sFset VARSITY ef rssez for Kisses zn1 "a
dFea- Ahszz1fzi .zzoEsae1s q ls.fess skses-
zssl2 JOHN EAsAGE.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-21

THs Topeka Hs5az< says: aElalgrafioa l.
nov flowing into Kansas sltA more rapldity
.....sn a. ss-.v ether time Ia the history o. ihs
T~rri.srx S- greatly mistake II ihe next
esn.',- ), Ksas.s does nsi -hes population
~ al l.s.t oas hu Sired and ihlFty thousand. /"
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-21
FnlI Bosom Shirts.
Jasl Relieved by N. 4. Parrish L TO.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
A. II. r. SCOE & CO.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DRUGGISTS


". Corner OF Broad AID NaFkesstreels,
Nashville. Tenn.
txTE arr prepares 20 execute orders for Drugs
w aud Medicines ana ali Articles pstssIn-
lng q the isfuk Business with Jespatch nd - me
lowest market pr5ee-
Tns same att ntisn VII be giren - heretofore 70
have every srihle % good quality as represented
and tEslaDee ~sfl hing pat m that Is Of
, deoeifnlsr sophisticated eharaeier.s
u - osf tnteattaG % MAINTAIN The reputation we
h4Fr establishes - saiisnE 1oae bur Pure pFHSs and
aedtctuss .ana se therefore lnsite you % examine
stpek before bzs sug ELSEWHERE believing Eeezn
s.,ns % fnssseeeGls szidau osieTed In thi auy
cher Saalhefp eily- In aatitial - Drugs ne have
eonstzntly hana large stock Of Psrfunery,
soaps and Issssd Arttries, Ehits Lad LiEs.ea OIL,
Tarf-saisne rs-asza=< ff171zs and Wines fer neli-
- eze- apr1O-tf
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Zine PIanis, EEergreens, Sc.

THE saneress Treats q NJ. wittsx KExvzs, efS
I tAe keasshe Rad Nursery Che, viii BE pleased
q iszra thai n 4 en rs nay % lsz city with q
e1aicr eslle<tlea from rs extensive horticultural
GsE.sraz- -
Hr. u. eae-antees al sales made hy ksm, and
the=s z1o kss4 ntn has With fail eaahaeacs he
oseEs - s1E froat Arcu3a Rs.osn< q Bkxs >s1zzn
tfsze hsFiae tasts fa-s era ars p.rteslsrly "a
<es1 - cal. .Fre-a
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-21
Sherins Sale.


DY virtue Of venditi0ni exp0nas, In favor
ID E. c. LesseuF VS.. u. b. Hicks. To- m- drectcsl,
and delivered from ihe Honorable Gre II Court
Of Davidson County, Tennessee, at It's Ja'aaTy
1880, l will expose 10 public sale, n the highest
bidder for cash, at the c. urt house Yard, la the
City OF Nashville, ON SATURDAY, the 1871 lay I
MAY, 1850, all the right title, claim, and
estate, which u. b Hicks then had, or may have
since acquired IN aud 10 the following described
property 90 wit part OF Lot. No o plan nate
by &. W Nance Tor tho Union Bank Of TrnBess'e
registered in the Registers once oi Davidson
y, 10 Book s, page lT3 being part Of bot conveyed
60 j, W. Marr by Appersan by deed registered
in the Office aforesaid BOOK Is, page Ava an 4
SEQ aud particularly described follows Be .il-
ming stake ia the line OF Spring street, SOUTH
east corner ONO Q, thence W - IN the line at sasd
Spring street. 60 ieet Ia stake IN tie line OF - ID
styeCi, thence at III bt angles North 40 feet 20
IL foot alley, thence tast with said alley 90 fe
stake; thence at right les South zoo fe-t 10 th~
beginning. Toe deed Go the same Is registered Ia
tue oAioe aforesaid, Book 10, page eos, ieyi@a
the property OF ID. b. Hicks. % satisfy Judgment
against said HlcSs Ia favor Of r. c. Lesseur
J. X. kDAUNDS0S,
apr3o-tcs Sheriff Of Davidson county
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-21
HABITS OF GGOD SOCIETY,",

A Hand Book for Ladies and Gentlemen
This is not, as might be inferred, collection OF set
forms, ceremonies points OF etiquette. and conven-
tonaiisms Written by person well ecnversant
With the world, and, wIthal, deep thinker, sage
reasoner, aud a correct m'raI.st. Il will become
standard work ON Habits and Mat ners, aud will mud
its way into every library. For sale by
JOHN YORK & CO.,
myll No. IS Union street.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-21
PUBLIC SALE OF
Durham Cattle, Breed Mares
AND
Eight Tusearera Mule Colts.

ON TUESDAY,. THE 18TH DAY Cf JUNE MKT,
" wllseIi at pubhe auction ~ my Farm, IL miles
east OF Lexing on. on the Winchester Pike, about
40 head of Durh IN s---BuIls. Cows.
Eleifers and alxess
10 Superior erood Mares and
Mule Colts, by Tusenrsra.
This herd Of Cattle commenced IN Isls, has
besa bred VITA care, and 3 nearly entire, having
fused sell heifers, IN saes from Il beng buiis
principally tsith ~ Tea exeePtioEs they ane
brseaers, not enly Of Bar csfTIE, bat TenlArka-
bic NrtcaEss, and taking as herd aslssss Essssd
q siseA-
The Mares are select. aad the osiy Mares bred ths
season T1sczrors-
Ihs Naie Gotta are said By judges - be the bsss
eight seen Asy one farm this seasoa.
shall be PLEASED 10 show the stock % any person
having ieisare Interest, calling on ne before ths
sac
sss 5 the tine % AID too, or young nrmsrs TO
begn. This sale on The l1lh CT Jane, Mr.. Aiexzn-
dsr's on ne 1S2h, Mr.. a aF5eds fhs lsla ana Mr.
v-pmet<r's the Sth May. Ter cest4ialy cot q n
these a good sslrcgiea Be made.
Catalogues all Be re21y when slplieG foe.
J. HOWARD SzEFFIR.
CT. woKIEs, Auelionssr. azyls-wa
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SheriG,s Sale.

DY virtue ola vendtoni -xPoaas TO directed and
Id delivered from the Hanorable Circuit EoeTt ai
Davidson Fenn-, at is January Term, SEQ, vii
expose To public sale the highest bidder for cas- "a
the Court House Yard, ia the City q Nashville,
SATURDAY, the sth Day Of JUNE, IsoO. all lie
right, title, claim, interest and estate, which joel
A. Battle thea hsd, may have since acquires
IL and 10 the following described tract u land,
tAiaisg hight HuacF-d Acres, bounded a. follows
bsaaasd the al by Ia uss uf = J. Batte.
thu East hy lands ef T. Brock, Clas- JhBson and
Gray the North ~ Nm Aasiin, and on TIE Wess
BY tn iaLds A. Bush and 10 cph fiana slsd airs
;. Battle Levy maze al s O'clock A ~. Nay ssth,
lsco, beng the where Iel A. Rattle
being levied the property Il Joel A. Bate 10
satlsfs Jusgmcat reaeeFcd IL laxor tie bank OF
Tea scksee against Jeel A Battle Nay Ian, rs o.
mas iG-td X BRANCH, Dep Shsrsn.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-21
ST. NICHOLAS HOTEL
Broadway. New York

WHES completed SIX years ago the St Nicholas
w WAS universally pronounced the most magnin
cent, cOu We nient and thoroughly gaDized estAb-
hshment of the kind this continent. What IL was
then u remains to-day-gsthout riysi In SIZE. in
sumptuousHcss and In the general elements 81 com
Fort and enjoy ment. The Hotel has accommodation
for LEGO guests, including leo complete suites Of
apartments fsr families SIX hundred persons
be comfortably seated ts tables of three pub
lie dining rooms. and nothing thai modere ara has
devised for the yenenee and social qualification
OF the travel public has been omitted iIs plan
neglected Ia its practical details. The early rep
utation Of the house Il home and abroad, derived
from IT'S magsitu &C. It's saPerb appointments. and It's
bone-Iike comforts aud Ia xuEiss has been enhanced
every year BY the ~esred exerfoas OF the propf-
tors TkEADHELl, NHfTcokB co.
ruay2l-3sn
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SbsriG's Salts.
SheriHos Sale.

Sherin7s Sale.
DY virtue of d IA TO me directed and delivered
ID from the Honorable Circuit Court Of Davidson
county, Tennessee, at its January Term, 1860, ]
Will expose to public sale, "a the highest bidder,
for cash, at the Court house Yard, in the City OF
Nashville, on Saturday, the 18th day OF May,
1860, all the right, title claim interest and estate,
which Samuel k. Morgan then had, may have
since acquired in and TO the following described Ne
gro named sam, aged about sixty five
years, color black --lOT, No. ~, fronts
100 feet the South side OF Broad and back
hundred and sixty nine feet to alley twelve feet
wide, and fronts hundred feet said Alley. A
tract OF land the south side of Cumberland river
in district No ~, be, inning in the of the
Brick Church Turnpike road thence running North
SIi4 East twenty poles 10 a stake, thence rs EasI,
twenty-five poles, 40 poles 10 a stake the
West boundary OF the old Page tract, thence North
/ 40 West with said PAGE line Is 7-lO poles TO
stone, thence oath 7Sl West SIS poles a rock,
thence South 5S I-+o west twenty poles tn the
tire OF the Turnpike road, thence South IS East Ii
peles To the beginning -LOf, No. 10 in the plan Of
West Nashville, fronting one hundred feet ON De
mumbrane street and running back oue hundred and
seventy -hve feet a twelve alley being levied
on as tue property Of ). mueI r. Morgan 10 satisfy
jut gment rendered in favor of James r. Falls
agaiIs Samuel K. Morgan.
JOHN X. E3MU NDS0N,
SherIn of Davidson county.
apr3o-tds. BY \. CREEI., ep. Sk'd.
PosIPoS5osENr.- above sale has been postponed
until the 2sta INST, by consent Of parties.
A. CREEI., u. 5.
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Lost.

ON the GRllatin Turnpike, stmew here in Edgefeld,
" between the bridge and first toll gate, by young
lady, small Pocket Book with Cham containing be-
tween $40 aud s30-there one SO bill Five
aud other change not Tecollecied aud 81 so gold
pece- Any person binding Il will be literally
Narded by leaving at the Patriot once, Nashville.
Inay2l-1
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nem advertisements.

'a and freight sgisRa, siea RnsTe SEf[
JNE, P f Master, will
; ave for the above, and all intermediate ports,
HIS DAY, May 21st 4 O'Clock p. NJ. For freight
passage, having superior accommodations, apply
4 board or to JNO. II. HARRIS,
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LESII MAGAZINE and Gazette OF Fashion.
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River
vol. u mo-, Cloth.
This book describes infinitely the whole country
washed by the AnOor River To this large tract
attention has lately been directed in a very marked
manner by the action of the Russian Government in
taking possession of it, and it IL probable that
long, Tor commercial other purposes. an ac-
quaintance with II Will be necessary with any
other division Of the earth's surface. Mr.. Collins
has proposed to himself to satisfy the necessity for
knowledge. He visited every city the banks Of
the river, noted their peculiarities and the life,
character and manners Of the people, especially the
condition of trade, industry and social life among
them. DE describes the nature of the river itself
with respect TO the feasibility OF navigation and the
comparative wildness cultivation of the ~o1n
tries and I-all in graceful and attractive
narrative.
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