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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-10
Additional from California.

MALLoY' STATION, Feb. g. The overland
California mail 81 the 10Th ult., was detained
by high waters Oh the Texan river
Lieut.. Coy. Dowrey was inaugurated Al
Governor On the 18th ut
Mr. Bloomfield, who persisted in the
Northerucr, was q son Of the Bishop Of Lon
don Mr.. French, another victim, persisted
while attempting to save Miss Gregg
Coy. Downey, in his inaugural address,
promised to administer the government with
rigid and just economy, and pursue tile poll.
cy 50 plainly and admirably indicated by the
inaugural Ut his predecessor
The people 81 Placerville On the 18th ult.,
by a vote Of ten to one, declared in favor Of
levyinga tax tor the survey of i railroad from
thence to Folsom.
The motives Of Governor Latham in send.
ding his cloudy message 10 the legislature
with regard to setting otf tie southern coun.
ties for the formation " i new territory was
much discussed
The committee Of the House On the new
Indian war in Mendocino and Iumbult,
held meeting last evening, and spent much
time in examining Capt Jarboc and others.
The dates from The Sandwich Islands are
to tie 3Ist Of December
The clipper ship Daring arrived At Homo
lulu on the 24th ult, and sailed ior Buker's
Island on thc Both, at $3.50 per ton.
The LarQue NiIIicr sailed "a the 22i, with
oil, for Bremen
The American ship Leonidas, with srars
and timbers from Fort Townsend, put into
Honolulu ID repair damages. Had compile
ted ,hc repairs. and would sail "a die Isl u
January.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-10

New YoRK. Feb. Cotton closed steady;
sales Of 1000 bales. Flour closed dull sales oi
5000 bbls; State $1,000 1910; Ohio S5.75A$J.9 80;
Southern $500 1913. Wheat closed dull; sales
Of $500 bushels on private terms. Corn closed
lower; sales Of $500 bushels; white and yellow
SO@Slc. Pork closed buoyant; mess SlT3ICg
ST. 30: new prime Sl1.37 Lard closed firm IL !
@IIic Whiskey closed steady Al 23!6t pc
Sugar closed firm sales III auction Of 81 hhds.;
Orleans ST. 50m$S.5b Coffee closed firm ~ II
"a &c Molasscs closed steady At iSc. Stocks
IRE frmer Va. Gs 923 No. g. 81.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-10
pailroad Aari3prt

CLEVELAND, Feb = Two passenger cars
were thrown from the track an the Plttsbgrg,
Fort Wayne 4 Chicago Railroad two miles
west d Perryyile, this morning. ii conse-
quencc Of broken rail. Philip Farley was
killed, and Peter Hoffman, supervisor VI the
road, and child, were seriously injured -
The rest NJ the passengers cScapedwith slight
bruises.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-10
The New Mobile Bank

MONTGOMERY, Feb. S.-Thc Mobile Bank
bin, with the railway subscription attach
meut has passed tie Senate with some slight
amendments, which the lower house will
readily concnrin There Is great rejoicing
in consequence Gifts passage.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-10
Later from Puerto Cabello.

New YORK, Feb 8. -Adyices from Puerto
CabeIlo to January oath state that o. that
day al the stores were ordered to IL clos
Cd, under the expectation that the shps-of-
war Samora and Falcon would attack the
town
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-10
SnsDension &c.

CNcIxvArL Feb. S-The Diamond Fur
nance Company At jackson, suspended yes
terday Tie liabilities are estimated at
$4,000
A meeting ~ iron masters held at Ports
mouth, Ohio on the 9Th, resolved to petition
Congress for protective tariff.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-10

GRAND DISPLAY AT ! RENCH'S
III Book and Periodical Depot,
10. l0I King street.
| have inst orenaI very large and complete
assortment ~ mex style, fresh and beautiful
VALENTINES, Tor the coming | ith of February.
Every variety. style and price, from one cent
each to Si0 i represented
COMIC VALENTINES, in any quantity for
sal. IN tie thousand, gross, hundred, ~ dozen.
treat variety Of VALENTINE CARES,
WRITER'S, VALENTINE ENVELOPES, and
everything else connected with the VALENTINE
TRADE. Particular attention paid to filing
country orders feb ST. u y. FRENCH.
u VALENTINES
SENTIMENTAL EALENTIN Is, COMIC
VALENTINES. VALENTINE CARDS, VAL
ENTINE WRITERS, VALENTINE ENNELr
OPES, &c. at all prices, and Of all thc various
styles, tor sale ~
JAMES ENTWISLE 4 son,
feb9 10. -. King street
VALENTINES VALENTINES, EALEN-
Y TINES!!! at GEORGE SIGGERS Book
and Periodical store - Prince street, opposite the
Gazette Office.
have lust received an extensive assortment ii
new VALENTINES. Among the lotare some that
are warranted to find their way 70 Lady hand
and in most eases will have powerful effect 81
the heart.
Nv assortment &c COMIC VALENTINES f.
very extensive and amusing for sale nv the gross
dozen. or single one. VALENTINE ENVEL-
OPES, VALENTINE WRITER'S, VALENTINE
CARDS, all new styles and AL prices and every
thing suitable for the Natal day Of 81. Valentine
Allorders from the Country promptly attended
d feb
A RTICLES FOR TIE TOILET,-Lubin's
n Extracts. Black Stick Pomade; Honey Brown
Windsor, Bazin's. Defensive, Bazin's Glycerine,
Palm, Rose, Almond and White CASTLE Soaps;
Dentrfces; Colognes: Lilly White Toilette Pow
DER Meen Fun; Shaving Creams Bazin's Com
pound Compton Ice; Hair Oils: Bay Rum: Laven-
der Water; Cocoaine; Barry's Tricopherous Ter
mans Tooth wash; English Tooth Brushes; Mrs.
Aliens Zylobalsamum; Rices Powder; Bachelors
Hair DYE, on hand and for sale by
JAS ENTWISLE, JR.,
feb Apothecsry ~, King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-10

Nett decrease for January, 1860. So, 100 -
The gross earnings of The previous month Of
december amounted to 1855, G62 which vas m
increase Of Sl9,4j9on the corresponding month
of the previous year. The coal trade, il appears.
il rather light At present. The bulk oi this bust
ness Is generally done in the summer months
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-10
Sai1inn nfthn Amnrina

BosToN, Feb. o.-The America sailed at
noon to-day with eighty passengers for Liy
erpool and eight for Halifax No specie.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-10
New York Cattle Market, February s.

Beeycs-Recepts $500 head; prices have "a
yunced iGl L.; sales ranging from ia lot cents
- II beng al average "a sGS cents. Sheep
Receipts 5000 head; market depressed: sales II 4
decline VI = t. 7jc. Swine-Receipts 3OuU head;
sales of I've Hogs At $5M$G75, uni dressed Al
$500 $3.50 r 100 ibs. nett
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-10
The Markets.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 0.-Flour closed quiet and
arm Howard street Sj.37WSJ.5O. Wheat closed
active; white l4Ou Ij0c.; red l2JM 1899. Corn
dull ana uuchangcd white and yellow l2C91 lc.-
Provisions closed unsettled; bacon sides lOc mess
pork SIS; prime $3.50. Whskcy closed better
1t 2ilc.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-10

ANNAPOLIS, Feb. .. Edward Bowling,
former Clerk 81 the Supreme Court, shot
himself to-day, and died instantly.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-10
SOLUBLE AMMONlATED
PHOSPHATE GUAEO.

MADE Of Guanos of ocRo~> DIRECT NPoRTA.
VA rios, and under the personal supervision and
direction If On. X. III. STABILIZE, Chemist, Of this
| city.
This fertilizer sc confidently recommend, It's
the most permanent and cheapest vet offered ~
the public Beng composed Of ND. | PERUVIAN
and SguHrERo GuASos, ot our own direct impor-
taton, VIZ WARRANT n II EVERY RESPECT
The Sombrego Guano, before being mixed, il rem
icrcd jmmediutry soiuLie, ~ the addition Of Sui
phuric acid This treatment i universally recon-
mcnded In the most eminent Agricultural Chem
lists Without it, the action Of the two Guanos
when mixed il not simultaneous, and consequent
" comparatively Inefficient
This II the ONLY mixture Of the Anmoniated
and Phosphate GUANOS We know If yet offered
to the Agricultural community, in REALLY
SOLUBLE form.
Price $50 per ton Of 1000 ibs.
Alexandria feb Scott FOWLE 90.
YEIlE UNIVERSAL COUGH REMEDY, for
4 an kinds of Lung and throat difficulties,
Chronic and common Coughs WhoypinG Cough
Bronchitis, los, Of Voice, Stomach Debility caused
IN Coughs, ana Heart Complaint. Large bottle.
SOC. Small bottles 25c. And the justly celcbra-
tel TOLI ANOD|NE for Neuralgia Nervous
Head. Ache. Ear. Ache, Iooth-Achc, Gout, khcu
matism st. Eitus Dance, Loss 81 sleep, and Minor
Nervous Complaints. Price 5Oc per bottle.
These preparations being made By strict Phar-
maceutcal Laws, sustained by testimonials per-
tectly reliable and within the reach ot all, are
now. after eight years use in private circles and
having performed remarkable cures, offered to the
public with that confidence il their curative pow
ars that should warrant All III making trial Of them.
Circulars. testimonials and every evidence II
strengthen confidence, can he found with all deal
ers. IL which We ask particular attention, and on
NJ ich Sc rely tor appreciation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-10
COMMUNICATED.

1t is proper to be stated, that from relia-
able information, Il is 6eliered, that THREE
roURrHs, at least of the citizens of this COM
munity. pithom regard to party, condemn
the introduction of, and action on, the reso-
luton relative to the Delegate from this
county, in the Democratic meeting on Tues
day night.
MANY CITIzpSS OF ALEXANDRIA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-10
BAUG HIS
RAW BONE SUPER PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
MANUFACTURED FROM
lrNRIrR NED B0NES. RY

IL n Is l. IL y r. II - - y T. - NJ
BAUGH & SONS,
Wholesale Office AID store, 10. 20, South Wharyes,
PHILADELPHIA IA
Cash price S45 per 1000 lbs, (2} cts. = b
TN the preparation Of this Valuable Manure,
i BONES are used in their RAW STATE ONLY.
They hive never been BOILED or CALCISED.-
rhcv are takeu is nature has made them, crushed
with powerful Machinery, aud subjected to a pro-
cess by which, while all the virtue Of the Bone ID
retained, Fertilizer is procured, furnishing in 4
CONCENTRATED and SOLUBLE FORM the two indiS-
pensable ingredients for the growth Of Plants and
enrching the SOIL viz: PHOSpHORIC ACIp AND AN
MONA. These two ingredients by the use Of
"BAUuIIS RAW BONE SUPER-PHOS-
PHATE,' are given 70 the soil IN all their original
styeagM and )Drify. They GSsmilate al once with
the soil, furnish all the needful Ammonia Tor the
growing crop giving il ample luXuriauce, and leave
the land permanently benefited 50 that is pre-
sence can lie traced for years afterwards.
PHILApA., Aug. 9th, 1886.
"Baugh's Highly Improved Super Phosphate Of
Lime being made by process which was con
triyed ia my Laboratory, am acquainted with rs
qualities regard il aS superior 70 a super .phoS-
phate made from bone ash or burned bone be.
cause Tie more valuable portion Of organic matter
il not destroyed in Baughs Super Phosphate.
JAS G. BooTH,
Practical and Aaaigticai Chemist.
"Thc Pennsylvania State Agricultural Society"
al their recent State fair, awarded 'Baugh's Raw
Bone Phosphate, diploma first class, q which
il Is truly worthy. Circulars sent free on appca-
ton, containing full directions, &c, &c.
EG- We recommend Farmers and Planters to
purchase of our Agents nearest them,
BAUGII Z SONS,
No. 20, South Wharyes, Philadelphia.
For slle Nv WM ii. FOWLE & son
fell s-d3m Alexandria, VA.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-10
Mss nImTInM

VNHE % partnership heretofore existing
Il under tie firm or r. II. MILLER, SON &
CO., was dissolved y, limitation On The 1T utimo,
BY the retirement Of WARWICK N. STABLER
aud SAMUEL HOWELL AS it i important
that the business II the late firm should ~ settled
up As speedily Is possible, al parties indebted will
confer 4 great favor upon the Subscribers IN nn
early payment IT their accounts.
X. II. MILLER.
T.. ~ MILLER,
Alexanjria : mo I'm r. ". ASHLEY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-10

FuNERAI.%The funeral of Mr.. Richard
Javins, which took place yesterday after
noon, was attended by the Odd Fellows, Red
Men, and Friendship Fire Company.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-10

The revenue II tie Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
during January, shows falling Oh A. compared
with same month last year. At the monthly
meeting of the directors the following eNhiDitwas
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-10

UNLucKY SurP..-After previous trials and
fluctuations" the ship Silver Star, freight
ed with coal here months ago, and which set
sail for California, and has twice since run
aground, had to discharge cargo, &c, is now
reported by telegraph, as in Hampton
Roads with loss OF rudder and chain"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-10

PAID OrF.-The Alexandria Rifemen,
last night were paid the amount due them
for their services at Charlestown, by Sheriff
Castleman. The total amount paid TO the
military of this city, for services rendered
at that place was 50. 425 SO, as folows:-Ar-
tiery, numbering 4S men, S969.S7 Rife
men, IS men, S693.74; and Mount Vernon
Guards, 50 men, S76l.92.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-10

DEATH OF WORTHY CITizEN-1o o.
Leadbeater, most esteemed citizen OF TINS
place, died yesterday morning. after pro,
tracted illness.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-10

Mu1rARY.-The citizens of Edenburg'
Shenandoah County, Va, have organlzea a
volunteer company styled the Southern tGh!
Crews" numbering 81, rank and ME- ms ~;
il the fifth volunteer company formed Ia
Shenandoah since last spring.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-10

WINCHESTER IrEMs.-The County Court,
for February, commenced on Monday last.
Nearly the entire day was occupied with
the examination of Simon Mapole, charged
with the murder of his father-in-law, Reu-
ben Elliott. lie was discharged, the evl-
dence being insufficient to show probable
cause Of the truth of the charge. The par
ties, between whom there were hostile feel
ipgs, met in public road, when fight took
place, in which Elliott had his neck broken
by a fall. The difficulty had its origin IN
the marriage of Mapole to daughter OF
Elliott. ;,
The Mill and Farm of the late David
Holingworth, was sold at Public Auction
on Saturday last for the sum of sixteen
thousand six hundred and fifty dollars
Purchaser, Jonah Hollingsworth, son of the
deceased. Wiaehester Ynyinian.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-10

ChA KEGS AVALON NAILS, for sale by
WV feb PARTL0W, HILL co.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-10

FATAL FALL-Hugh Mccartney, an Irish
man in the employ of Mr.. G. Carter. Of
Port Tobacco, Md, on Thursday night,
while on 'spree," entered the kitchen
If his employer, and falling, struck the
hack mart Of his head against the edge Of an
iron pot, inficting wound from the ;, elects
of which he died next morning Mozart
ney has q mother and brothers re residing IN
Baltimore city. lie was about 81 years OIL
age.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-10

oyster SALoON.-REMovAL The sub
~ scriber respectfully informs the public, that
III order to make room for contemplated improve
ments, he is compelled to give up the building he
has so long occapied near the northeast corner Of
King and st. Asaph streets, and has taken tho
south end of the house on the southwest corner ~
the same streets, immediately next to Mr. John
Shakes residence, where he will be always happy
to serve his friends and the public with the best
OYSTERS the market affords.
feb 10-3tM A. tf. CONWAY.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-10
VALENTINES FOR THE MILLION

r. The old firm name III Il. n. NiLLEi
son 4, TO-. will re continued.
Alexandria no s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-10

VALENTINES! YALENTlNES!!-For Oh
' and young. Valentine Cards Valentine Wri-
tiers, Envelopes, &C. received, and for sale At l6G.
King street, Alexandria, Va. by
fob 4 JOHN II. PARR0IT
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1860-02-10

EISHING SHORE FOR RENT.-The Shore
L formerly fshed By Addison & Cochran, 1t
Smiths Point, Charles County, Nd, will be rented
low. 1t has always been considered good Shore
for herring
Also, for sale 400 or 500 FATH0M SEINE,
and SEINE-R0PE For further information ap
ply to ADDISON Wallace Il 60,
feb l0-eo2w No. IS King-st., AleXa.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-28
The slave Bark williams.

A dispatch in the Courier of Tuesday, 22d
inst, reported the capture of another SLAYER
on the Cuban coast by an U. S. steamer. and
the transfer of her living cargo to Key West.
We have received from a correspondent at
that place fuller details Of this affair.
The Wyahdoue, Capt. STANLEY, arrived at
Key West with her prize on the night of the
18th inst. at nine O'Clock. She is called the
bark Williams, and has on board cargo of
five hundred and fifty Africtns. The person
in command gives WESTON as his name, al
though it was reported at KY West that his
real name was TOwNsEND. The Hyandotte
made the capture on the llth inst, near the
Isle of Pines When first discovered by the
W. the SLAYER was laying 10, and had several
lighters around her, the arrangements for
landing her cargo being nearly completed.
AS the Uyqldotts was noticed the captain
of the Villains made sail. and used every
exertion to escape, but as the wind died
away she made but little Roadway, aud was
soon overhauled by the WyandOas, and her cap
ture effected.
Most of the Africans are in a weak aud dis
eased state and many deaths have occurred
since their arrival at Key West. They have
been turned over to the custody of the u. S.
Marshal MoRESA, who is somewhat p,rpexed
as 10 their proper disposal. He has no place
To put them, aud there is no timber at Key
West suitable for building even temporary ac-
commodations for them. In addition to this,
both food aud wafer were becoming scarce.
the sudden addition of so large a number Ia
population having nearly exhausted the sup
plies OF both these necessaries.
II was very generally hoped at Key West
that the government would take early steps to
the two ctrgoS of Africans removed. Thi-
was considered the more desirable and neces-
essary from the appreciation, very gen rally
entertained there, that more cargos would b.,
added to their already overburthened commit
nifty. The accounts received by these two
arrivals, justify the belief that several other
vessels are either on the way, or lowering
near the Cuban Coast, waiting favourable
opportunity To discharge their living freights.-
[aaTleslCH Courier.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-28
Our District Convention.

A proposition has reached us through our
contemporaries, the Rutherford Telegraph and
Franklin ReuiaO, in regard to the District
Convention for the nomination of a Presi-
dental Elector for this--the Fifth--Dstrict.
The 9th of June is suggested as a suitable
slime for holding the Convention in Murfrees-
boro'. While we had hoped that Gallatin
would have been chosen as the seat of the
Convention, thinking we would put in plea
for our goodly city, we yet readily accor /
with our esteemed friends of Rutherford and
Williamson, and promise to meet them in
MurfreesbOrO on the 9th June.
We trust the delegates who were chosen
in our County Convention will bear in mind
the ensuing 9th, and be in attendance prompt
ly We want to see old Sumner fully repre-
scented in The Convention. which, we are con-
fident, will put upon the track an able and
eloquent champion in the cause of BELL aud
characterization Cour 81 Ei3o
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-28
RosEwArER MARrrRDoN.-The New Yor

RosEwArER MARrYRDoN.-The New York
Tribune does not sympathize with Mr..
Thadeus Hyatt in his voluntary martyrdom
1t says:
We have no respect for rosewater martyr
dom. Martyrdnm is very serious and =
very respectable thing, and we do not like to
see it cheapened. If Mr.. Hyatt chooses to
put himself in the way of being provided
with residence in the Washington jail, Oui
of which he can walk the moment he choose =.
by following the example of men quite a.
conscientious as himself we do not feel our
selves called upon TO hold him up as great
sufferer for a great principle.
He settles nothing and elucidates nothing
by remaining in confinement, except tn,
power of the Senat e to punish for contempt !:
he does not avail himself of the writ of habeas
corpus to test the legality of his imprisonment;
he does not ask, or does not induce hi,
friends in the Senate to bring up for discus
sion in that body the question of their power;
he remains in Jail on technically of legis
lative etiquette, and we have too much re-
spect for martyrdom TO acknowledge that il
comes under that category. We need first to
be convinced that any sacred right OF the
citizen has been violated in his person, and
next that his isithe most judicious way OF as
sorting that right.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-28

act be explained! What other object can
they be reasonably supposed to have in view
What other presumption is consistent with
reason and does not this fact, coupled with
the known opinions and policy of these men,
exclude every other presnmptions Are the
people of Tennessee and the South ready TO
follow the lead of such men? or to be made
the instruments in carrying out such
scheme? We trust the answer will be heard
in the negative in thunder tones, at the bal
Iot-box In November.
Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1858-1860, 1860-05-28
SbsriG's Sales.
SheriHs Sale,

DY virtne or 4 IA directed, and delivered
ID from the Honorable Great Court Of davidson
county. Tennessee, January Term, lS6u I
VIII expose to public sd, the highest bidder,
for cash, a the Court house Yard IN the CITY Of
Nashville, saturday, the 18th day Of MAJ
lseo, AL The right iiiie, claim, Interest ana estate,
which Samuel ~ MSrgas then lad. s,F may IA vs
since acquired in ant TO the following deScrihcd Ne
gro man named san, aEet about sixty nrs
years, color black LII, No. ~ fronts
loo feet the Sauta side o Broad -, and runs back
hundred aud sixty -Eine feet alley twelve feet
wide, and fronts oHc hundred icct sad Aley.-A
tract o. land the south side Cdmncrla "a river
In iStrict No -, be irninE IN center OF the
Brick Church Turnpike ro-tt thence ruauiuE North
Sfl5, las, t~eaty poles a stake, thence IS E.lsl
1weuts-hve poles, Tie poic> u a stake On tie
West boundary OF ihe old age trsct, thence North
) 40 West with said IA line Is 10 poles 10 a
stone, uleHte oath IS Wrst IS poles 10 a rock
thence south IS lie west twenty poles 4 the CEN
tire of the Turnpike rn4d. t4clc. Sotth So fast
poles u ale beginning Tor, No. a. IN tire tlan II
West Nashville, frunt' Hundred feri % De-
mumbrane stree AMI running IcE orc hun rcd and
seventy -nv" Get To- twelve feet alley beng lcved
on as the property Of :. mu-i \ n -rsa . t. SATISFY
a Ju- gm nj rendered IN favor al james X Falls
agaia. samuel K. Morgan.
JOHN K E-,MUN nSON,
sheriff Of Davidson county.
apr3o-tdy. BY A. ClSzLl. t,t,. sA,a.
PuSIroNEdESr. above sale has been ,,ssip1aed
until The -sta inss-, by consent Of parties.
A. CEEEI., n. ).