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TO THE
Cotton Planters
OE

~ AaVAA SMnMAMLM
S|UBSCkiBGRS 20 n PRODUCE LOAN and tt5srs
VITO mag Row Be q sDossd 20 subscrb. their C0rT0y
CROPS as ro-lnsd t3at uIderar cent at Of Crngreg.
tie sans wall Be taken ~ tie q vzfumsuf. a. a Efr
Flnation, 70 e1cfargs fr IS eiztt p=r cent. boEfs
&c ions
f-a1;ers and ohe-s having such C ton p-0-erv
"a z ana sfcHtly b u I'd - On III Ties q twenty ball 8
and over Sil plesss cd irass me at JgcSs1n. No 49,
y j '"sen- sa irR TIE quantity and quLIy O.
toe cott5n and TIE prices asked
Ihs benz WI be Delivered 20 tie time Of tie pur-
eda@r, 5u- he cotton VIE rsuan IN tha custojy OF sfs
= A-isr' VI @ unsf o6iis~ h'msflf 10 tzke cue and Drsl.
er are q ire sE1le. sud D Liver &C.. free fchargs. AZ IL
E-@fsat shippEg pint wotH. YER rfulfs1sd 10 o. rg-
4l5 pisnt'r h d q rxEertsd % iGsurs re cotton 40
VIII not Re = - Ezibl- FOR j., y bun 81. when -hrs B.
-ned % ihs e. suiy- Were Jhs state has fd-are-I
uSoa c1t o. IFS usn n case Ct sale ~ BE- removed ~
tha paris
Proposals. To- The sac Of other articles necssssrv 90
ne az y, payable ia bonds, VII ts received by ne
j D. B DEEOW.
G. neral z gent FrOducs Loan.
SIP ag ms o. ih- Pr5ducs Ian II 81 ssissippi ard
LOUISIANA are rzq-sstsd s's1 TO receive D op-ssis All
fp-Ta.6 ib4m 70 M --aE5
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
GREAT AID BLOODY BATTtE N
VIRGINIA
NcCIcIIan's Army
Routed!
his FORCES DRIVEN ACROSS THE
CHICKlnOMINY FOR NILES!
"~StonewaIl"' jackson III
The Fight!
LARGE NUMBER OF BAT
TEREES TAKEN!

RICHMOND, June q, via Mobile, ga dis
ps'ch this morning says Gen. Branch led The al.
vance of the Co Tolerate troops yesterday down
the Meadow bridge road, with a brigade Of
| North Carolinians. Al the crossing he WAS re-
info,c,d by other troops aud Gsa. Hills diYiS-
ion.
Numerous Geld works and batteries opposed
our advance, which were esssiled in the coolest
manner imaginable. AMI captured With great
rapidjy.
The enouy has, 10 doubt, been driven back
seYerrl mics in the direction Of the While
House.
Ga, forces acr5ss the Chickahominy were led
by Stonewall Jackson, Gen. Longstreet, and
Gen. 5 p iii (of Bethel llill fame). Ga this
side We are &C ing on the defensive.
On loss is mach less than coald have been
expected,
An tie nights in the vicinity Of Mechanics
vile are in our possession.
LolgsLeet's di ision crossed the Chickahom-
my on the M,ohaaicsgille road LIST nigbt, and
the battle wal resumed this morning and con
iuIed ii re ~ Until eight o'clock, when the
fling slack .asl All BEGAN. less auiiJla in the
city.
I.aier-Vurther Particulars.
RicHsGjxD, June q, Via Mobile 2Ssh -
Firing has no: been hsarli il tie city, except at
Intervals for several hoars, the enemy having
been driven for miles in the direction of Whit
HOUSE, On PAmunkey river. Columns Of smoke
have been ascending from the enemy's encamP-
ments, indicating the destruction Of lis stores to
prevent hem from falling into the hands Of the
Confederates.
1t is reported, however, tina. large quantities
h,ve been captured. OIe Of the batteries CAP
iu.ed this morning is sail to have bcen th3 most
formidable ia The Yankee army. l. con isted Of
IS pieces.
The community continues compose, but al
are buoyant with the conviction that the god OF
battles has youchsafed US q complete v'cto y
over the iusoleut foe who has so lorg tn esitnel
tbs city.
The woun3ed are constantly arriving, and
are receiving every attention f ON the ladies at
tie various hospitals. The losti.uie they tx
hibil has never been surpassed.
LaIesi--The Victory COnf,H.cd.
All reports received from the hate field c,n-
era Tie prevailing belief that M,Cl llau's amy
IS been thoroughly defeated if not routed.
Tn To.k River railroad, wish the batteries
commanding it, has been taken hy the Confed
-ates.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-28

CoNFIRMFD-Am0ng the recent confma-
Tons by the Yankee Senate, we observe he
naH'e OF Lewis Cass Forsyth, Sc assistant GUAR
terolas:er, with the rank Of captain" who. if
we mistake not, was employed for some inns in
one OF the Confederate departments, in this city.
Richmond Uifg
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-28

70 There is said to bo a strong movement
progressing among the shop keepers in Canada.
10 dive thu British shilling GU OF circulation
They have resolved to take that coin for only
twenty four cents, and they have received per
mission from the hanks that all that are deptsit-
I'd shalI be sent back to England.
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Brigadler-G General Cong


ATLANTA, June II. I5G2-Iour enrolling Of.
Gcers have enrolled e~eyeral Of the State officers
OF the militia, who will not be permitted to
he carried away from tn If commands.
You state in your letter Of the 20.h Ult.
that no STATE Ctiter IS liable TO enrolment, and
asked me 10 call your attention to it if dcne.
Please 'end ne by telegraph an order for lie re-
lease Of all such who have been enrolled. aud
direct M IT punwoody 10 stop TIE enrolment
Of State %Ciicsrs, or / shall ord the arrest {
each I'll :er who arrests 5 5 ate ,licsr. I wish
an immediate reply. JuuN L Brown.
Hor. G ". Randolph, Secretary Of War,
Redmond, Va.
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MISSION To FRANCE FROM THE PuPg-
The Able B5naParte recently arrived in Paris
from acme or a mission from tie Pope. He is
TO thank the Empress Tor the many proofs Of
sy mpathy she has given fr bis holiness TO give
every assurance to the French Nih respect to
tue meeting Of Il shops Of Rome; and, finally,
to GIVE explanations to the Emperor Of such q
as 10 defend the Pope rom tho charge Of
which has been made against him.
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NOTEERH

4 II psrsors ha.iug bill sgsiusr ne fer hauIir- Corn
~ and f0cds from TGscotona and Uulgia-s Randi
rug viii present the same 70 me fr payment On Frdsv
AID Sstnriay next 81 the on-s Of Csatall lake. Gre
h-d~ SIS T. FETTON-
1 Z Ill. III A. q
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-28

RICmIoXn. JuneIs. j2-1Iajar Danwoody
has beeu Instructed MT 10 enroll militia officers
recognized by the STATE authorities as in commits
SON. Il quest him 70 shcw you his instructions
Ii you arrest kim or any Of our enrolling eli
GERS in their sttempI TO get men to fiji u The
Georgia regiments Eow in the face OF the
enemy, you viii cause grea. mischief. l think
We might as well dive out oar common enemy
before we make war on each other.
G. W. RANDOLPH,
S crelary Of War.
His Excellency Gov. Brown.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-28

E$NIbej Joy Of our citizers aud soldiery on
the reception Of the glorious intelligence fom
Richmond was manifested by firing a saia,,
from one # the batteri's near town, Ills after
noon Congratulations were generally INDUCED
IN, by od and young.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-28

At q meeting Of the New York commits
s'oners OF OnigEauts last Saturday, the weekly
report showed tie number Of arrivals IRON the
tst OF 14nnsry to date 10 be 2063l, against
5t,054 to same date last year.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-28

- We learn that The Fsdersls in Memphis
have COZ Yer:ed tie business hon soolMr Ftsyser
Titus, opposite the Commercial Hotel, ito a
horse stable. They a'so eut up The hoors Of bis
stable and some otler houses, in cearcL Of treaf
ures, ~h.ch taey supposed he bad seercted.
Their search, however, was a vaiu one, as moth
leg 0. value was found.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-28

Il Gen. Mercer has seiz d all the aour in the
cus-oJy of the Central railroad company a. Sa-
ysnuah aId Ass ordered L to he sold TO families
81 Sl425 pr tauel-oue barrel to eah family.
Grocl-s who certify that tie aur viii Do Tc-
tailed by them 81 eight cents per pound are a.
lowed 10 purchase Eve bsrreis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-28
~ A letter from Memphis to the St. Loui

~ Elwin Booth, the popular tagedi2n, has
quietly settled down in Paris for two or three
months, where he is studying portraits and cos
tunes preparatory 70 70 producing RichalisH in
a Pertecsy correct style. lie is also superiuten-
ding The translation and adaptation Of several
, Elective French play, which he will produce on
hs return 10 America.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-28

~ The New Albany Ledger says that within
ihs last year q hard Of horse thieves, in Wash
county, Indiana, have stolen one hun
dred aud twenty Eve horses in Kentucky and
Indiana.
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HISSISSIPPl AND TENNESSEE
- - 1855 ~
DAD.
CHa.vGE or TIVE

HETIL fr'hsr TO lie Trsius vii mu a. follows.
Passeug-r IRAN viii lesye Grenada daily at C0g
A n. Arrive AZ iisreanio atif.00 An.
kstu-niue-L-sve Hs-uaudo At La NJ grffva Al
GTenada a. ElO p w.
Freight trim Eli leave Gfsnsda Msuday. Wslnes.
day and Friday, a. $50 A 81. arrive al fernando a.
SEQ ,. j
ketrrainz Leave HsTna0i9 Tnesdsy TbuyBlsy aud
Saturday. "a 30 A y. Anigs at GIa1sds e. EOS p. ~
A. S. LIVERMURE.
General Superintendent.
Grenada. Misc, jane 81. 1902. Ija9
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-28

Il Cdrn crops are splendid 80 far ia Flor
ida also sugar and Potatoes are excellent
Cotton IS cot
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-28

Edws3d Everett is stump ag it through
the West, ~haTanguing the people on " The or,
gin and character Of The war"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-28
REVERsLs BEFoRE BECEEHOND

After the battles on tie Chickaaominy, SOD e
weeks since, GBEiLEY's Tribare WAS The only
tie result Under the head Of Tie Berersss
before Richmond, be admitted the news to BE-
nos cheeIfll,' czusurel tie Young NaPo
leon. and declared tina; TO " BE- surpris j again.
By a superior f,rce, if uos an evidence Of 3 want
Of careful geneIalshiP, is, at least, a prOcf that
the emery Is ever vig.laDt and never permits al
OPP Tiuuiiy to escape wien he may strike al
eE-etlal blow. The philosopher San again
scratch lis head EI a lame excuse Tor defeat
Aud while lie l. doing so the PecpE Of ihe South
VIII 3 i5ics over the late " revefses beiOTe B,ch
mqB6."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-28

OFFICE SEEKFRs WANTED New Loudon,
Connecticut, is a city in which the ofiee OF may
or dues moi pay, as It usually costs about $1,000
more than the regular salary. Consequently, st
a recent caucus in that city, about a dcz3n can
didates were INUNDATED, " no, being present, i'm
mediately rose and declined. Finally they nomi-
mated Courtlaud Starr. who, being absent, eould
not decline, and the meeting Immediately ad-
.9urned, fearing he would cou,c in aud Do SO.
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$50 REWARD!

ID ANYWAY from u. az CANON. Misi siB,i DF0y
IL atouf tnItg ears Old SIX fst h-gl. slecdsr br.-
", a. 40 TO 10 ounrs and Of a dark copper cO'or.
AlLES b a n.tJ y-ar+ OH heavy Sc very bIEek
s9d reil-T 81 k lCoA. Both belong 70 john C15ba-C
MemPha
lt- 40 We reward vii De pail for them or 50 thst We
msy g item. o. 80 fT either Of tbam.
v WkR -ER & D
JUN a. nan Erea
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-28

F8ot TExAs-The Marshal Tezas) R,pa-
EaaA. Of tie I4d inst, says: Galveston has not
yet been sttacAtG, aud ws should uOt be -ur-
prisel If lie Federals were 10 abandan their IT.
teafion TO 1ka the place We are satisfied, thatif
q lsmous;raiien is mace II that quarter Ii VIII
be q mere ls.ni 10 prevent a concentration Of cur
forces ia Az, nsas Prspera'ory to an Invasion OF
Missouri
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-28
THE DEFEAT or mcCLELLAN,s
ARMY!


We are enabled to publish to-day the glorious
iaielgeiics that N~cCLgLLAN's army, which
MSS So long been threatening Richmond, or at
least a large portion Of It, has been attacked by
cur forces, routed and driven in defeat miles be-
yond tie Cb;cbahonuny rirer. Tae corfic.
commenced On the 25sh lust day before yes.er-
day } and was renewed again yesterday morn
ing, with results OF a stil mere successful char
aeter. As but few particulars are given, it is
difficult TO estimate lie extent Of ouf victory, OF
the number Of forces engaged 10 the field. but a
VICTORY 1t certainly was. Mention is made #
Gen Jackson Is o~newsll) being present, no
doubt With q considerable portion OF bis army,
which, with bis usual CELEBRITY # movement, lie
had idyown into Richmond without the know
ledge Of the oneny-also that L~oNCsTBEET's
and HHL's divisions were engaged This
would give us en- approximate estimate Of be
tween forty ard i1y thousand men ac;ualy in
the 6ght CA our sid, which is quite as large q
propor.i-u as als engaged at Manassas
The mora effect Of .hs victory which is an
other result OF the generalsLp OF tlYe bold and
intrepid JACKsoS-win be most beneicisL Il
VII shake beyond Tetrieyement the fictitious
7 gntation of that tremendous humbug sad
blasting brsgg-r, MCCLELLAN, who thrice
whipped beloge STAGE his occupation OF the Pen
insuia, las tlr;ce slznelessy he'd 10 save It's
neck from the guiIotine. HIS Northern friends
WI be puzzled to know IF tbs IS tie fulfil
msnt Cf ais late g~aseoua5iug promise to =" push
the rrb-ls to lie wall"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-28

~ Old Hickory Jackson was especially
nvtsd for lis antRgPism 10 Bsnks Oh Stone
v all Jackson Resembles him in this particular,
being down en- Banks with peculiar emphasis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-28

= From Information received YESTERDAY we
lesrn TIA, The c42-u5e o. tbs train m4ds By
Col Jackson. a few days since, occurred IT or
nsa- Lafayette depot, on the Memphis and
Charleston read, AID 70. ca he Central, above
Holly Springs, as published yesterday We
have heard 10 other particulars with roga-d to
ills saces-sful ac-a.evgment
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-28

- Let tie counties OF DeSoto, Marshall,
Plno,a. YallalusAa, TeI,aha. ellie, Tuuica. Goa
hons, SanGoweT, Caro-. and AsGi-oB, turn out
oae hundred snI ffy true men Tor Capt Ro-
Can's conrany. Capt }. Z Fola, at Ii. *
Bs.eT's store, vii act as his agent during his
absence Of . fe1 days Sc advertisement
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Pa.-ing ..rengh Wiucsc.,er.

The Bristol ddrocats publishes q letter from .
soldier Of Southwest Virginia, now in Jackson.
army, descriptive of the defeat of Banks army.
TIE following is an extract;
/ never expect 20 witness another such q scene
as when we passed through Winchester. NJ
pen can describe it. The utmost confusion pre-
vailed. The ladies came from all parts Of the
town with water, bread and meat. following for
" JeH Davis, Gen. jackson, Col. Ashby. the
Southern C0nfsderacy, ard the boys" We
drank, but told them we hsd no time to eat.
They even patted us on the backs and told us
TO 90 ahead; ard with such Incentives We 'laiT-
" few, " every man for himself.
We pressed the Iankecs so hard that they
threw Cd kuspsaeks and coats, aud took to the
fields and woods, scattering guns sud cartridge
boxes all over tie fields. Our company armed
itself entirely with long range guns Of different
kinds, but they hsve since been taken away
from us, it being difficult tn get cartridges 10 TT
To- A letter from Memphis to the st. Louis
Republican says:
It may be reeollected that the major Of sn
Iowa regimert-the : b, / think-was killed a.
Belu.ont. The rebels got bis horse, and an ofi-
Ger rode him at Shiloh, where the tficar was
killed aud the horse wounded. Col. Ftrh's
men found him on tie Arkansas side. and he is
now in possession OF the doth Indiana. lie is.
as Artemus Ward would say, a " gay and fss-
i've little iron gray, and will be delivered to
the friends Of The deceased.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-28

SILL HorING-The New York Tiass says
Sseel4ry Stutaa sent Gen. Halec&s di,ps.ch
regarding Ges. P5Pe's capture cf lo,tC0 pr:s
ouers and describes, to GOV Ramsey, oi Mime
sofa. accompany ing i; with the following EO'
note:
We hope coon to hear similar good news
from ErCiella~."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-28
GRENADA, MISS.

SATURDAY EVENING. JUNE %, ls02.
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- Gov. Brown, CT Georgia, has received 2
telegram nom The Secretary of Var, in which
the latter says Major Dunwoody has been
distracted rot 10 enroll The militia officers recog-
n;s-d by tbe sac suth0Elis." This telegram
was ia reply 60 oae from tie Governor e. lie
Secretary. IN alieh Lis szcIlency Informed the
latter be sho1ld order The arrest Of each " ct
rolling Ciicrr' ~ho arrested 2 State oliyr.
CoxTRana0Bs -Olo OF the letters from the
North, found IA tae Federal camp after The late
battle. ssys: Al ] wish 1sL Ion Is tlsL you
would capture q l,v c5ausbaad ringers and
send ,hem up he.e. Iaeat 70 make item choP
and log uadl I getmy aarm cleared mp, and then
they might 60 b.ck fH al that care This is
yankee synsns.iiv for the % paor negro"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1862-06-28

4 COOP OAE-Ne haze been tod & very
goal suec5cte Of q lady living ia Williamson
coua T au..sse, HLich VIII bear giving to tie
public. As the story rum. -ons half DON Fed
ersl oaicelz rode ~ 20 Der house one evening AID
asked TO BE- furnished 5inaer. The lady replied
that 5i1ner vas over ard that she vas not able
70 ceok auoilser LcTlclE Tie o&ecrs answered
that she lad several servant wcmen about The
house WHO coulldo tie ecohirg No, replied
the lady. q" my negro women have al got above
their business Of late. They expect to marry
FEDERAL officers very soon, and I can do uoibing
with them" Il is needless 10 say The officers
sEeaeil'ed without further Par'ry.
e We learn 10 a q I,:eud wLO ariye3 from
Hslen,. AkaIsAs, yesteiday evening, that a
Bpcoln steamer arrived at that place a few days
since. laden With salt, ccaee, e,c. esc, which
he owners were extremely anxious 1900
leave on commission. TIE citizens,
~ their honor Be it said, rccusr & 10 pSSo&
dias's worth OF ;ieir goods aud wares, nor
,youIl any enc receive them on commission
.re. IS inst as it should be- The enemy, who
..rcv ogg Deopls half starved, should be made
~ understand that they have achieved a barren
.sr,,nb =, tie rs-opening Of navigation on the
sgs s:spi d,er. Ls. them understand that The
r-eiaroeity OF t,aCe can be established enl5
~ establishment Of Toae', and Ve viii
! - tatsn an inpo.ta-t fteP iOward he coz
81 lsion q tie war. !
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= letter cronr n ~isichisam CSayresansaD
in which he Kicks cat Of tac Abolition
Traces.
Tee following letter is from The Rspublicsn
Rapres NATIVE in Congress fem the first DE
iroit) district Of Michigan:
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-20
A California story.

We have never been highly celebrated for our
great piety; indeed, giving but poor pay, we
can expect but poor preach; . besides, we
are devoid of those great incentives to civili-
cation and morality-women to-lead the way.
Our last-I had almost said our least
preacher was Brother Hawkins, and of him it
was generally supposed that he had mistaken
the name, and that another was -caiied TO the
ministry" when he answered. Consequently
he always had great difficulty in obtaining an
audience; and from congregation of some
ten or dozen upon his first Sabbath, it had
gradually dwindled in the course of a month
to nothing. Finally, upon his last Sabbath, no
audience assembling, Brother Hawkins pro-
ceeded to the various whiskey shops and bill
lard saloons, where the miners love TO con-
gregate, informed them that he was about to
preach the Gospel out upon an adjoining
porch, and would be much pleased with their
attendance. Only one accepted this generous
invitation, Wyatt, careless, rollicksome fellow,
who attended only because no one else did.
After singing psalm or two, and finding
none of the Others came, Brother Hawkins
turned TO his solitary audience, and remarked
that, as no one seemed DESTROYS to hear him,
he believed he should not preach.
"Preach away, old covyw was the consola-
tory reply; "preach away! I'll hear you clean
through"
"But," remarked Brother Hawkins, with
some spirit, Its very hard to have to preach
to nobody"
His audience, rising Indignantly to his feet,
cried out, IF you call me nobody, sir, I'll
leavew
Whereupon Brother Hawkins apologized,
and, to conciliate his audience, preached him
sermon of nearly an hour in length, which
was occasionally broken In upon by some half
inebriated outsider.-( Harper's Magazine.
The Portland daily press., 1862-11-20
SheriH,s Sale.

CUMBERLAND, SIS:
FIVAkEN on Execution, and unless previously
highest bidder, on Monday. the lst day of Decem-
Der, A. ID. 1862 at the Post Office in SaccaIappa VIII
lage, in the town of Westbrook. in the County of
Cumberland, at ten O'Clock in the forenoon. all the
right which Thomas Akeis has or had on the TWEEN
tieth day of March, A. D. 1862, at IL O'Clock noon,
to redeem the following described real estate the
same having been attached on the original writ: A
certain piece of land with all the buildings thereon
situated in Wesbrook at Saccarapra Village in said
County, on Brown street, and bounded as follows.
of land that Solomon l.. Elder sold TO stephen Cole,
At stone and post thence north seyenty-eight and
one-Quarter degrees east to q spike in white oak
tree and thence to stone the northerly corner of
said lot eleven rods and eight links; thence south
thirty-two and one-half degrees east three rods to
degrees east two rods and nineteen links to stone
and corner of Smith lot: thence south seventy-nne
and onequarter degrees west thirteen rods to Facto
street. called. to stone; thence northwesterly
half links TO the first mentioned bounds--being
the same property that Preston Dav bought of Mary
Plumer and by said DAY conveyed TO Thomas Akers,
and the now occupied by said Akers. The above
described real estate being subject to mortgage TO
Preston Day, to secure the payment of twelve hum
bred dollars. per deed of December 7th 1857 re-
corded in Cumberland Registry of Deeds, volume
2S4, page 1877 and the said Day by his assignment of
said mortgage to Ivory Hazelton on the sd day of
July, INSTRUMENTATION eight hundred doars-re-
29i, page 42l; and now due on said mortgage four
hundred dollars. snd interest on the same from the
1st day of Nav 1862 Reference to said Registry be-
ing had for particular description of the said prem
ises and the said mortgage. Further particulars at
the time and place of sale.
Dated at W stbrook, October 3Oth. A. D. 1852
GEO. w. PARKER, Deputy Sheriff.
20 w3w