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Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-06-13

By THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.
XNTHEREAS the President of the United
w States is authorizedby law to cause GER
tain Lands of the United States TO be offered
for sale;
Therefore, James Monroe, President of
the United States, do hereby declare and make
known, that public sales for the disposal, agree
bly, to law, of certain lands, shall be held as
follows, viz:
At Delaware, in Ohio, on the first Mondays
in August and October next, for the sale of
the lands which have been surveyed in the
district of Delaware, being IS townships and
fractional townships, viz:
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-06-13

At Jackson, in Missouri, on the second Mon
day in September next, for the lands surveyed
in the district of Cape Girardeau, being thir-
ty-fve townships and fractional townships.
At Franklin, in Missouri, on the first Mon
day in November next, for the lands in the
Military Bounty tract (north of the Missouri
river,) which could not be distributed TO SOL
diers, being chiefly quarter sections and frac-
tons, too small or too large for bounty lots.
At Cahaba, in Alabama, on the first Monday
in November next, for the lots in the towns of
Claiborne and Jackson, and for tu-nshibs 10
and IL in range 90, and for township IS in
range 49, which were advertised but not offer
ed for sale in March, 1919.
Each sale shall continue three weeks and no
longer; and each sale will commence with the
lowest number Of lot or section, township and
range, and proceed in regular numerical order.
The lands reserved by law for theuse of schools,
and for other purposes, will, as usual, ereserv-
ed from sale.
Given under my hand at the city of Wash
ington, the eighteenth day of April, in
the year 1890.
JAMES MONROE.
BY the President,
JOSIAH MEIGs,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Printers who are authorized to publish the
laws of the United States, will insert the above
once week, till the LIST of November next,
and send their accounts to the General Land
Office for payment.
May 23-51
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-06-13
august sale.

AT PiQua, IN ONO, OH the 1lrst ROnuay Ill
September next, for the sale of the lands
which have been surveyed in the district Oh
Piqua being 80 townships and fractional town.
ships
At Brookville, in Indiana, on the first Mon
day in October next, for the lands which have
been surveyed in The district of Brookville,
being Sc townships and fractional townships.
At Jeffersonville, in Indiana, on the first
Monday in August next, for the lands lately
surveyed the district of Jeffersonville, being
% townships and fractional townships.
At Terre Haute, in Indiana, on the first Mon
day in September next, for the lands which
have been surveyed in the district of Terre
Haute, being 43 townships and fractional town.
ships.
At EdwardsvilIe, in Illinois, on the first Mon
day in October next, for the lands lately sur
veyed in the district of Edwardsvlle, being SO
townships and fractional townships.
At Arkansas, in the territory of Arkansas,
on the first Mondays of August and October
next, for the lands surveyed in the district of
Arkansas, being 50 townships and fractional
townships, viz;
.Ausust sale.
Townships S, Z, 9, & 10, s. Orange 10, W. Of 5th
principal meridian.
5,6,7, 8, 9 & 10 do % do
81, s, and 9 do 81 do
6, 7, 8, 9, 10, II, ~, IS, & Ia do % do
October sale.
Townships Z 8, 9, 10, II, 70, 1873 H. SO. Off. %,
west Of 5th principal meridian.
s, 10, II, II, Is and IA do "a do
$40, II, 12 and - do 25 do
9, 10, II and 10 do 26 do
9, 10 and II do 81 do
9 and 10 do 90 do
9 and 10 do % do
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-04
JGmeS Kicer LrMd fc,. NcIe.

MILL ns offered for sale, on ;he 22d day Of iueUSs
HeIt, on 'br premises. that valuable Tract ct land
hho"h d? the maine OF fLYNLiMMON, beonrng 10 the
estate oil "m e. Po'nceAier, deceased. This land lie
IA Tue county of C"schlaHd Immediately on James
RIVER, two miles below The ccuu heuse ana rs from,
te Cii! OF Richmond. Inc number az acres b6i vesn
ana 'OO, mostly cleared aud III pttIy good order
.nis ahd, Is quantity of very productive Tow grounds
ths bottom land on the river is considerabe-,he
aud very susceptible ofimrtoveRtntb, the use oTcluyer
ana plaster, rs has lately been satisfactorily Proved
ne conVen'eees ON this farm tolerable dwelling
ho"se haiH with threshing machine, situated CONVEX
iehy 10 tie boat landing, ice hou:e dwelling
house, and othsr necessary horses TITS farm is TELL
worthy the attention otany person GesroHs Of owning
sucn property. ANY person 1Eo may wish 10 view tins
land, wiii apply Ia Fir. hoy, who lives it, 10 Mr
buwa'" "a'a ana, VINO lives adjoining. TENS Of .Gle
VIII DE made Known en- the day.
NICHOLAS J. PUi&DEXTER,} p,,o..
IniY 2S.
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To the Revolutionary officers and Soldiers.
,E'HE REVOLUTION AIRY OFFICERS AND SOL.
Il DiENS Of the Pirginia State Lius or their heirs
or representatives., aie desited to meet the SWAN
TAVERN In the city of Richmond The first Thurs
day IN December next, for the purpose OF consulting
upon the most proper means for ohiaug the bou,,y
land granted them by the State OF Virginia for ther
military services.
AS the Indian title TO the tract CT country between
the Tennessee aud Mississippi rivers in the State Of
Kentucky, on which many Of their warrants hav bee
located has been eStinguished by the United States
1t is deemed highly necessary for the claimants as
soon as may TO survey and take possession Of their
respective iocatiOns.A general attendance isdesred
July ]. lz..Ieovt,N
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-04


THE DYING SOLDIER.
Ins ~SE had celsed--.ts iron sound
No more rang stating on the HiT--
sue DEAD lay weltetiHg on the ground.
hnu he Was teft TO perish there.
J"slied was The irampers stiTIing tone,
VAT LIST feebiy rose the hollow nioau
"a asoii:sd despair,
AS pain eonvulsed each quIveiing limb,
wen h!e was waxing faiai and dun.
- 4. th,nk ye not thst as he Iay
uson the Gsid: his life biood vet,
IT'S fancy wandered Ear away
To those The heart can meier forget
Sh mink ye not hs ,hougLt of those
4nSt shared The i"ys--thgt shsted The woss
WbiCn on raftb's :siitude he met
0nn twiucd the ,ies around his hear
"Osch joy aoI wee coal. Tend spaIti
he did and blame him not that isass
aufst ftoia INN in that pstninl hour.
thiaSins on all which life .ndears
Aud checks .6cioa's bsiefnt power-
Sn SaTiy chiiLhoods pfOHised bliss
IN early loves delightful kiss,
Aud bea,ity's Ed.n lowei-
Az the lovely scenes which gleaIn
Etlghiiy upon hopes fairy dream.
Aiss-his dream passed darby Ell,
Ute faircst tints enrobed in night
ILL., early promise too, was gone,
Though brilliant as the morning Light
And there he iay-ibe lonely une--
His race oi honor quickly run,
And death before hts sight
The cisy.ccld earth his place OF rest
And lie must " itIer Ola her breast.
aud il it he, that as b. gazed
USur The Bike aud statlit sky
HIS nervees5 arm WAS f.ebiy raj I'd,
And fond regret Was In his eye
On ~ as LONGER wished stay
long lies Wild and ticrny way,
And thought twas hard to die
Forgive the wish-for canst thou tell
The anguish of LIES last farewell!
Not snch the feeling when The morn
Broke OIL the battles bright array
eben-fail Of hope aud martial scom,--
Tie dashed nndaunted in the Fray
haa Is the drums Weakening roll
Hti!irsed ia pture thro' his soul,
Hs blessed the happy day
The wished for DAY that vas to see
Eis Swefd ilur1ed with victory!
nece'ifui hope '--behnld him now
tbe red uIUps on his Snowy ptnEle
the death dainrs gathering on bis brow,
fiiose dlk fnrernnnerS OF tue tomb
on! were bis gentle mother there
How wOu'a hUr meaning lend the air -
u, gioTinus is his doom
N"T him, his cUuntIy's heart shall bleed
Who w1ulG a1t tie for sGch need
wscp mal fer ii'nl he rerished we'll
tie died where noble men Should die
Wa''s thousand voices ruiig his knelI
Ard yalonr lf his Ealing eye.
sweet is the dying hour to him
Who, as tie iighi Of life grows dinI,
Lies down in yictsry
bow honoured IS tie warriors name
How loves is The wI~s,h at fame.
FIoRtO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-04

'"tu"O't 4 TODtTtV fOT soNtG.
'R'UE subscriber wishes 10 dispose Of, ana viii sell
y reasonable terms, The following valuable PROPER
-, VIZ IL" Ne. $50, situaIe on aud 9th stiects,
which lie lattiy resided Containing full half acre
The house Is conyertent aud roouiy, and HE Offices OF
every Mind Of tie FIRST Clr, HAVING been recsuly
paired, aud completely eBlaigeG. The We'll (uf never
falling, aud excellent wster,j Which has lately under
gene Thorough repHr, has beeu deepened aud vailed
win stone The garden - spacious aud handsome
one THIS property Is we'll calculated for the cOniiCf
lae accommodation Of geneel family, and It's sra.
n0n Oh many aecouBis is an extremely desirable Que,
being the most elevated 10 that part Uf the CITY, aud dis
iart rom The Capitol only about 100 yards.
Lot No. Bon, 1t pfssen IN tie occupancy Of Mr.. So.
mhrl e.. Swann.....The house is = convenient aud
corfofahic one, aud has attached 10 IL The usual Offices
which ate ~ good repair aud Is situated IN an asfeta.
able aud healthy neighboihoOd.
Also, 6ii feet Of Ground beng part oIthe Lot knewn
by tie naiie of the Governors Garden. This property
Is SO vel known, that any fdiEcf description of it, 10
unnecessary. For terms, apply 60 BERNARD PeJOn
Preston smith, tsq. who daily authorized To sell
ard conNey aud ho will sBod every facility to those
VINO may desire 10 view the properly.
April ~. I,o..n y. PRESTON.
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tJ- ATTENTION!...R EVOLUTIONARY
pENEIkNIfDN

'bHE subscriber having been furnished with forms
ana Instructions prepared by the war department
w pursuance Of the acis II Congress Of the 18Th Of
Mafch Sis,and 81 the LIST Of MAY 1870, relative The
Revolutionary PensioneTsofit'S his services as an
aEeh 10 prepare Their papers aud transmit them To the
war department where LEY he Hled before any
fensl"neT canSle paid-apDlicaiion be made ut my
quarters at The Barracks all letters postage paid will
attended TO. r. BROWN
july 7.
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hips fSGnci 81 tss HsFet en- IN N sgge. IS IS e.
HOhsisaitse pfsVl Vf the fec,lG6e Vi ts ;iihcyie
as aGy ta.ng ever read.
Again tbaok you for the present. aud an, your i,nd
and Obliged humble servant, JOHN ADAsS.
Cecrse aisIaliacF Cfis.
DIED. in Weston, Conn. on the 10Th Inst. Mr. Eyasle
2readaeN, afier illness OF Gays, aged u years ;
who unaffected great composute aud esgnaon ia
will OF heaven The circumstances of his death were
truly extraordinary On the OF the 10Th he gave
The parting band 10 all present When all supposed he
MAS dead, the neighbors seat for hay him
About four hours afer the suspension Of nie-w hen
they just about to proceed TO lay him out
Observed TO have small motion in hts breast which
surprised the bystanders aEd increased signs
life began TO appsar-when present. spoke to him
icuate noise, which, again terribly surprised theu he
hen suddenly DIS nom sleep, arose in his bed, aud
al up. The lrst words he uttered were" have seen
ioIious thnas since have been gone - (which was
bout houisl :" appears To Inc have been gone
days. have seen the New Jerusalem, with all its
inbabitabe beauties, and heard the music Of the
angels. have seen and dTank Of Use waters OF III
which havs cured me. My conductor told tue, l nusi
return for small spnce, and tell my friends and
bors TO prepare to meet In that happy place" lie
continued To comfort aud eShort all present eai-
der OF bis time with great earnestness which about
hours. He also said saw aud heard the weep.
ing Of my friends, from beyond the mountains and
heard 1t echo and re echo; aud told by my con
ducor to tell them not for me- for Them
Selves He contnuedin thai state iii he expired and
sweetly fell asleep in Jesus. The above aud
was communicated to the subscriber by per who
was present at the me and whose veraciy may be re-
lied on with many other ceptionable witnesses.
Vairheld, Jny 81, 1920. SETH HALL
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-04

tie United States. Ga tie oIhcS hand. &c lLa
Inhabitants Shouid become civilized and IN
dustIiVns, we should be enabled 10 carry on "a
traue " liza inen unresirained hy The Absurd
regulations imposed by Tile Euroaean powers
upon the olher islands. This country is the
natural .raiiasy OF these islands, aud a very
profitable Trade has been carried on With
them. which will be revived when they can
consult their own interest. Ii is admitted by
all, that cOlonred men are the proper inhabi-
tantS o' cnnutricS in those attitudes; conse-
quently our interests demand that we should
afford every encourageiu 10 their improve
ment. Many other considerations might be
urged such as the eventual emancipation of
all the blacks. and the gradual erection al The
other isiands into independent sovereignties,
aud the cons equeDt extension of our West In
dia commerce., but these must be poStI oned
TO another opportunity. ". y. AmericaR.
Port an Prince, he 18th of May
l7lh year ~ the Independence, iS20.
The Secretary General Of his E.rceiiency the
President Of Hayti, 10 Air. Ddrid 81 Bro.cn,
Ner York.
SiR.--'rhe President of Hayti has re-
cei'ed the letter ysu wrote him the fist of
y yrii last.
to the propositions you submit 10 him relative
TO the descendants of Africans, whom it is
proposed TO cOiunize la Africa, and who pre-
Ter settemeotip the republic, has aathori-
zed me To say 10 you, that Industrious per-
sous OF that description " i'll lie received 18th
pleasure; the Chidren even Of Que African
Family now IN the United States will be well
coined a. D'eihtsu BY the Haytians aud, in
Submitting 20 The izws of our country, shall
ENJOY equal advantages With US. Butt must
81 marx 10 yCu, that we cannot give The same
encuGIag einent To those who are accustomed
To no regular employment, and who would
come mihCr bun 10 Increase the number of the
id'e and v2grant. The republic OF Hayti be-
iIs essentially agricultural, we have need of
Farmers and those who may be disposed to
cOine ir0nl Tie \. States. will find by their Id
bou! an hOncst subsistence. A > to the mover
" OF most cf them, The means of Obviatipg
this obstacle 10 taeir emigration has been
foreseen 10y great number OF Haytam pro-
prietors. vino are willing 10 advance 10 lar
mers aud mechanics The expense OF their pass
sage 10 the republic, upon the terms ef "a re-
endorsement III the way you suggest. After
discharsin; this debt they may make such ar
engagements as they please, aud continue 10
work for the same prpprieiors, either Upon
shares or upon wages.
We are AT present engaged in the forma.
ton ot society in the republic, " hose object
viii be 10 facilitate The above men, .1ued emf
CITATION. The society viii have Il fuud tor the
purpose oil pawn. III advance the passages of
African farmers ana mechanics, and wall pro-
vide for their settlement, Immediately on
their arrival, III such hammer az may be adj
vaniaseous 10 them and adapted 10 their quail.
iilca,ious.
with high consideration, Sir have the
honour 10 salute you.
lSisned) "B. JUSINAND."
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I11E GRANGI9.


A VALUABLE ESTATE SO called in the county of
MiddieseN, containing by estimation i've or six
hundred acres Of land and lying on the Rappaannock
river near tue town vi UfDanna aud between large
creeks, called Grange aud RuhnsOiPs. The nainTal
advantages OF the Situation smpefadded TO the great
'efniy OF az the land makes u desirable residence
"nirh ulal be obtained upon very favorable terms, by
applying 10 W.. Geo. ID. NCoiSon Of said county
ROBINSON ~ King y Paeen Samuel Myers Of Rich
m"nd OF 70 tue snhscribsf Chesterfield Courthouse
between This aud the Jfh dT0NddBfH IRea1sf-wben il
dsposed Of TO the highest bidder uita warranted ie
JGo, IN ESf-fYE on Yofk river, a little below
west Point, aud In the county OF New ent Tor miles
nom HE stage road, Which contains fourteen or sixteen
hunofed asfes OF land, which are two Dc eng
houses, me ore large aud COmmodons % brick, the
oher hauicd, aud Is itile lnwer down The river
lhe advantages Of each situation well khown 10 an
living ~ tie neiuAborhrod, sud II is only necessar.
for the information OF ihoss distance Ia say that
I've pTo'peci is heauUiu; that the river abornds in
oysters before TIE doors that The creeks OH EACH side
TOE estate aud The river shores afford excellent ash aud
wild in"i thai tho springs contiguoas 10 the dwellings
yela the beet water tat the oichaIds arc vety pro
GHcuve Of choice apples ihat Tie salt marshes or
mcaanws afford iueShaustibie pfnNlsios Tor cattIe
wieT ana sun'tucr sud tiai bardly ore tiird Of the
iahG has ever been cieatcd....Auy persOn choosing
% buy, or lease Ills estate, any pzit thereof over
500 aetes VII obtain great bargain b. applying 10
NGl h0biason or fho's g. Smtih, Esq's " KING and
Queen 90 Samnel Myers, ESQ. Of RicEmond or the
subscfibsrnsaT Chesterfield CourihOusc.
MAY 2. Eli. NFEpLtR nnmNsoN.
x III persous ksvisg ciaiuis agati.st jus. DA!tssl
IN DAFT, dec. ave requested "a naSe them known
DANIEL GAIL, Ex'or
FEB. 81 s5:.H % Joseph D4nasta,t. dec
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70 UHS"ANS IN CuSTOi,I....Was committed -
~ the Jail OF Powliatan the Iih day Of December
Iolv' negro man, REUbGN, feet O incheS high OF
DARK complexion quick lively speech supposed 90
oe between 80 ard ~ old aud says hr belongs
WIN. Mitchell, near lJnchhurg, WHO tool him out Of
JAN twice ias year. Tie is reguessd TO cor
IoIWaid prove ms properly, charges and take him
away as the law diTec,s....MARi committed Jail
on iIe 23d day % March 1870, I'VE feet inch aud
an nail high, dark mnla,IO, slow Of SPEECH appe;s
10 ne between 80 aud 40 years Of 3ge saj she
IOhEs 10 FTaneIs HarIiss Of GOOchianJ county. The
owner IS requested 10 forward prove the proper
V,pay charges, aud take her away the law directs
3..wl2w' X. BASS, JailOr for 20 = halan Co.
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90 ON YARNS.
HAVE on consignment from the Uaiom Maunfs ctnr-
a ing company of Maryland, assortment OF Cotton
farhs, which am aalhOrzed sell much lower than
hsleiofofc. WILLIAM ANDERSON.
Juiy IS " ttf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-08-04

Buckhardt in bis travels in Africa gives an iniere.
ing account oi the valley Of Choir uhCh lies south OF
auu anout sixteen mites distant from the extremity of
the Dead Sea- IL, naine is changed into ARABIA
and IL runs IN almost straight line, declining some
what 10 the vest rs FAR as Akaba, al the extremity OF The
eastern branch of the Red Sea- he existence of tins
valley seems 10 have be.n unknown ancient as we'd
as modern ceogTaphers, although il is very re,naIka
he tratuie OF the geography Syria, aud Arabia Pels
ana is san more Interesting foT its producuns 1T tiy
titey, this excellent aMd aHented traveller SAYS
MAMMA IS SCiI found drops from the spTigs
verai frees, but principally from The Gharrab tits col
lee ed HI the Arabs make cakes it, WHICH they
eat with butter. They call itAssal beyrouk or Honey
OF Beyfnuk " IL IS probable, SAYS Mr.. u. that the
trade between Jerusalem aud ih Red sea- was carried
on through this valley rhc caravan loaded IL Ezion-
sener, win The rtteasures .of Upbr, might, after
hsich of six or seven days, deposit loads in the
warehouses OF Solomon" This valley deserves 10 he
thorough: known Its examination will lead 10 many
interesting discoveries, and would be of the most
Important objects OF Palestine traveller. rs very
interesting for lis antiquities aud the reInains o an
ancient Guy, which Mr.. BuTcshaTdt coRecurra TO he
fetre, The capital OF Arabia PETRA, place which IL is
believed European traveller ever VISITED I'm tle red
sane stone OF which the valley composed are M
wards OF two hundred and y sDu,cres entirely cut
ouI OF the r0ct the greater part Of them wh GTecau
ornaments There IS MausoleuIn III the shane o; a
temple, OF cai2ssai dimensions, likewise the
T"cb, lis Hesibue peTsyle &c. Is beautiful
specimen Of Architecture and in perfect preservation
lhsIe are other MSnsoiea, with nbesks, apparently in
ihe Egyptian style, whole amph OIL, OF the
rock with he remain: OF palace aud several teiii-
pies Upon The snnnt Of the mountain which CLOSES
me uafIoH valley on its side, is the tomb OF
tiarodl, Aaron brother uf Moses) held IN great
yenefationby toe Arabs (I recollcct night says Mr.
n th'ir iS passage IN EGseDis in which lac thaI
Tue tomb oil Aaron u as situated near Per8.)
IN, \, (,gDr.
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MOTIF BENE-'Fs expected that the land will be
divided INTO convenient FaUs, ana sold ont by such
divisions. l. STANEnn n,,rSSh
N"iiCE.-l 90 hereby IoTewafn aud caution all
- persons from passing ,troHgh any part III my
plantations, huuiGg with or without 'ors Oh my
lands, ~ their peril. JAHES HOWARD
Chesterfield, Jny ~. 2swJy
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Eree6OrRS FaIe1l PiougkS--
AWHICH havea decided preference any other
w nov in use, are manufactured aud sold hy ).
Meekfr agent, the CeacbuakeTs Shop Il \. and 4.
TicbenOf, Carilol Hill, on A.. between 5h aus eui
street. Sold also (at The lowest Mandatory prices
rem = 5 H. at the store Of the subscriber opp
site the Union tioici.
July7. 1881 JOHN o. LAY.
Orders for any size viii lie complied with
EH shall proceed to sta part Of the tiacf Of land In
possession Of B. Is. Wosdson, before The door OF
tranCis SiHlhs tavern Va Tatmyilie. Prince Edward
oH me S0fh and 3i3 ABgRst 1920, agfeeaby 10 a oeej
OF trust executed TO
wARReN ". NgREDlTu.1 ,,.,.,..
STERLING SMITH. E""'tS'
Juv ~. 2Ists
CHAD. Prime h0rth Cdr0iH0 VIII Tor sue Is
~ StOrc, by the Sabscr5eT, t"hO has 0kO REMAINING
ycw ycdas WHITING + PRTVlJNG P1PEH
" Cood qRGtNg, az q rcdNced prize.
BERNARD PEYfON,
Jgae .. aft cary su.,t.
- ANAWAY tom The snbscfibef, residing Im Hate
3 = yer county, the 9Th INIT. negro man naE,ed
MCSfS-a dafk muiaitO, about q feet high, we'll
formed aud stout, apparel bot fecoileritd. uude;-
stand he has bern seen atout Twenty mites from Ric
inOnd on HE road 10 Pew haan house. He Iss
wife Iigmg a. Mr. wssigeis, q Chesterfield. 49,.
reward Of FiFTEEN DOLLARS viii We given Tor hts
apprehension and delivery 10 ne ana al reasonable
CHARGES paid. gOSfBA StOREs.
&niy n. 2zssu
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Bgra Heperieu,s Costs nth .s,lit
SII7 10t

Prrsnantto The foregoing Decree shalt. an the 2aa
hrsi adveTiset) OF the premises AT RLwood il. I'm.
S"nIS oi CniprpeT, procsed To sell at public auction
W '.e hisHe't h'drT. upon ie terms mentioned IN iie
uecIee 10 - Hst sod, containing s estimation
'honsa"n -FOUR hudTed and seventy acres. And IL the
htu proceeds of safes OF the Land should not be
s"c'ert To satisfy The said drCiee, en shall at The
same ule and place, aHd upon an, terms proceed
10 sen tsr Sscotd tiaG Ofland by The said decree h
ieced I" e snd, which Contains Thy estimation eis m
h"haied and hiieen And IL the uta of
Doin ihvse sales should prove insuicent to pay the
several sums OF i;-ry 10y tie SAID decree directed ~
Iaiseu shai! III the Same time und place and pom the
same terms, proceed sell the residue ~ the lands in
anu ny ie said decree directed 10 he Sold containing
oy Estimation one thonsand six hundred and twenty.
three acres All the above mentioned lands lie in ,Le
county of CupeDer, near to or adjoining each oIee
ahu " mol Inc lnosi, among the mos, valuable in
ihu uistrici al country Ssonld the saes not re COIN
p'eed on The first day they viii he conIinnyd froy, dIy
10 Gay uniitae whole ir lands sold " necessary
to salty The decree. JOHN srANARD
NaTSh0t Fredg CtGHscry Court!
June 10, 1890. Iwga,