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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-12-25
r1lleund Columbus Ja. Packet
SOUTHE RNER.

~ tNHA INaN NNAaNN aUM
o B HOOPER. Pg8,.
THE acR end sptnd.d fast -nrrrs dlable m
-- siaamef S0UTHBRNER, wi8 pls rsruar.s
curing the ersnin1 season. between Mahie aai c.
iamtas Mlssissis ppi ioHelanc a 81 lhe inirrmuaiat
lsadiHgs pnheiuslly, 10 he tine. a. naows,
leave Mobile on Saturday aad Tuesday Of every
s'esrnaie week. ats pm uEd arrive in COLUMBIA
Nssissipp "a Tuesday AID Friday, Of escl aller-
Hsse week. 81 5sm.
Leave Columbus Mississippi, on "Wednesday and
Thursdays, 81 m sud touch al the intermediate
landings as lalOws:
M0ores Bluf 10 a m Nashville Jpn; Pick
ensvil.e o h Fairfield n; Vienna thursday
and Sunday at a m, Warsaw, 10 n Gains.
vile i2 m; Tr1sse;fs p N Hav's Landing
pm, Jones BluG I N; Brasgs Bluff pm;
Bluff Port D m Durdea's on Fndays and Mon
daysat am. kirkpluiek's 6 a m; Demopois
q ID; Moscow n y IN; Back Bud pm; BeechsIg's
SPIN, Murphys Bluff I p IA; Tuscah0ma SPIN;
Woods Bluff ii m; ColieeyilIe on Saturday and
TueSday a IN Saint Stephens ~ Jackson 6
amt aid arrive IN Mobile at pm.
The proprietor IS thus particular in specifying
the dav aud hour 81 the departure Of the SOUrH
ERNER, from the various landings in order that
Planters and Merchants, being aware Of the time.
can make certain calculations as 10 shipping their
cotton at a given tine, and also, that they may
make sure Of getting passage 10y this boat wilbur
heing subject to vxalwus delay. The proprietor
pledges umseli,io be puneiua 70 the day and hour
advertised While tie h,gr keeps N boating or
der.
The Cabin accommodations Of The Souiherner
Sre splendid ard superior beyond that Of any other
boat an the river Her Cabin Is filed with large
and comm1dious Safe Rom. conveniently filed
up for the comfort and accommodating Of passen-
gers.
The Suu,herner il new boat. this being her se.
cnnd SEASON, and is 10 excellent urier f)r ranspnr-
iaiIon ol freight o. passengers. Having double
set oil fire hose, fne sci attached 10 each cllene.
Tie price Of ireiaa and passaae, vii be Us low Is
that Of any good bhDt on the firr She viii cots,
mence hertegpnr trips as soon Is lie water rists
Senlember iSil.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-12-25


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=. o. A5NgTr. Go7r-7s.. IN 49,. PA
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JUDICIARY. & E,
yafges Of tAe High ourt 81 r-,.
-. - " n L. Sa7sscy. james f. 49, ga Art1..
Turner Ciesk- Robert a 49,, '-.s' ana E.r...
The high court OF er-ars s,s
-, ''o''' eAoep' what properly leon - 20
''u opp as rs SESSIONS arp i.,.a CEN
~ monday Of January and Juiv. :, l-.ss % i.,
'''@ =, i'Vai.Y out oae session Der ann,n, <.
I 'S,lor Of tie Stais-R. II. Boz.
Dc SUPERIOR court ofchaneerv
over a. matle'S, pleas and eonp.l,,, u Noeia
belonging tn, OF e0Cnizable in eoIr, y -'seva.
holds Two SESSION annually. :" equity;
RULES
u The High Courts of Error, ~,
'4doPied al It's Jaquarg Term Is. lPP''ls
orasr.d Thathereailer.uheD -. ~
on the docket II No counSe appear on : 's'si
whea 10 counsel be marked uAtLe ,'ide,a,
shall be dismissed: Proraed, h5Drr@re - s ts cas
dismissal may be set aside, on gnod ..a la' sust
supported by affidavit; bit in mo G. .alNs 'ess
missa be set aside, unless tie ailayi, Gl ,asa ss
there are probable riis. 81 o. Tat
" hen any deA+'T at IN error sl,,lIk M
with the security aiken in any wr aintei
my move the court ora rule upon n. NJ, gp ts
error 10 show cause, on day To be namas 5+,'@ a
snPefsedeas should not lie Discharge ., Wy u
curlty given; copy of which rule sb,lf s''er ~
on the plaintlln orror, al least five days v''el
expiration Of the same. ''''e LIE
The motion for the rule must he 6upssa
affidavit OF The iaSnllicency ofthe scrnliny i'n "a
and The affidavit ola person interested n N, .''l'
ment below may Ee read il support Of i6s aug o'
ton. II the court is satisfied from the afd,1.
there cause TO interprse, tie rae win no en, 'a'
On showing oluSe, affidavit Is taken by egle, ,''U
may be read to show the >ufiiccncy or n>giEt KY
Of the security taken, provided reasonable ra..'I
given OF the taking vi the same. The alf6ss
the security may be received If The spc,r;,a
admdged Insufficient, lhe additional secp,;,, 4 !
be approved by the court y '"'A
Ordered, That hereafter when re,arrnD,.,.
ordered, the re-argument shall be had At lLe .,.
term a which IT is granted--lhe cause 10 bs MY
at the end Of the docket Of the district 10 rl;.l J,
belongs. Test; i. A, PATRICK, NV
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-12-25
Trust sale.

10y virtue Of Deed IN trust executed on the
Nd 9TH day Of April $40, bv Thomas Potter To
secure the payment OF certain debts therein specii.
ed, shall % The '4lh day of March ls42, sell nr
cash, at The Court House door 10 the town Of Co
nmbus the following trae, or parcel Of land in the
county Of LGwndes Sia,e OF Mississippi; fifteen
acres more or less Of the south east quarter ofnorh
west quarter Of section eight, township eighteen.
south oirange seventeen, west together with all
The Improvements thereon, a~'descrbrd in said deed
in trust. NM. i. BARRY
Sepa ls4I-o 6m. Trustee
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-12-25
Ha.- vc.Ua.a FOR @e4-.

INV VClU NJ ySS 1884,
The First Number Of New Volume ofu'rhe
Spirh of,he Times win he issued on the 6ll oi
March lS4l. In he course OF the year, a series
OF MAGNIFICENT STEEL ENGRAVlNGS
unlierm With the embellishments Of Tie preceding
volume MN be pFesenicd TO the .Ncscn5es. 4
Portrait Of MONMOUTH ECLIPSE, fo K
painting nv Tfove, vii! commence he series 3ld
be succeeded by those ei other distinguished hofses
during HE year.
AIistu ~ AMERICAN WINNING HORSES
OF Tie preceding yrar viii be published, arrange u
four distinct TApLFs--one al four nile winners,
one Of three one 81 lwo and one of one mile WIN
nets. These Tables showat one glance lbe VIM
nerol every race 0f lie last year. his age, colur,
pedigree, and owner. the PRIZE won, tie weight
carried Tie ime madc, ana tie hoses beaten hy
HIM together wiih Tie date and place Of The race,
and nlelertnce lnt the page 81 the preceding volume
where tie loce was or glnally published, These
Tables are compiled with ninile care and abGr,
aad at great eypnse they are OF constant ptacil-
cause, and increase every wear. A Inst Of ENG
| liSH WINNING HORSES for the same year
viii also be pqhIished IN the volume arranged 10 The
| EngtSh FORM.
| 4 lahl, Of the AMERICAN WINNING
| TROTTING HORSES, viii he age, rolot, oW-
4
! Sc. vii ne pptasa.d "a ms vovwr
Ii An Alphabetical List Of STATIONS for ISL
aoosaal iorm, Wi al,oapIfar @ an early 0um.
her 81 toe venaie and w,h b. hpnd coasenlsnr To
reeders Tor dssguatlaL lle aGe, cour. PgdIgrce,
| wnef, place and ptce vi SianiMg, of nearly every
isHnnulsed Stallion ~ Ame,lta.
IN addition 10 the vnroas suhrcis enumerated
above. gtt we@cu volume VIII contan iauhltl
ana eopiaps rerard of al hIp0RTATl0NS and
| SALES or BLOOD STOCK Bleeding aud
rtainnr, podigfees aud Performances Of Distin.
puisbed Nurses, with all The Current News and
| On Dts ia Sporting Circles, both at home and a.
hroad And 10 complete tie Sporting DEPARTMENT
full details original aud selected, Will be gwen up
on all manly pastmcs, rs Hunting, Shooting L ISL
/ me- Yachting and Boating, Pedestrian and ollie.
! Athletic aud Manly SPORTS.
Another part O. TIC design Of the panor vii EN-.
hrace A BREEDING ard AGRICULTURAL
| DEPARTMENT, Designed to promote The inter
eSts and mluislef to The instruction of breeders h
Gre cattle, sheep, SC, Selections from The mos
aooroyed American and English writers on Ines,
ifipoftanl subjects viii he constantly iodnd IN &
columns.
T}NSpOR4ING GALLERY wiA aso ae m
crpased bv he addition o lte Portraits or ssvera
al tic mart Distinguished Horses IN the llnnn. en-,
gravel IN sgyie oisppcror finish and taanfv.
Yhc next p on'neRt department Is the PHFAT
RIGAI PAGE. constantly devoied 10 ofirna
criticisms ol he drama, and notices Of The MN
Yak theatres: Green Room ntljgence, derive.
lpnm I'm extensive CORES poudente uaintained viii
every cite IN the Dunn, aRd BY which the paper i
alseadY ayotahy known and widely Cncamted Il
theatrical circles.
Again So o'nns win be constantly made from
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-12-25
DIR. GIDEON LINCECU5T

LATE OF ELEcrsA MoNRoE Nj
AZ As located himself Permanently ai Coumbns
d Il Mi where Or W, attend 10 all eases in bl> nm.
ftsslon Mr. L. iialers him. II lhat vi,h cos, ~
ienlion % his business he viii merit SHADE -
pubic patronage lie can be .ouud s,a. ,mf< !,
his office 10 Market Street. opposlle tie ia Land
Office.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-12-25
Trust Sale.

DY virtue Of Deed Of rust executed On The
I'D 18Th day Of March ls40, BY Senaca A Sal.
tonsla 10 secure the payment oice,ain debts here
in named, will sell Tor cash at the Conr House, in
the town Of Columbus, on the ilh day Of Maven
1912; negro woman Eb2a and her cadd Henry.
SncI tile % have viii be conveyed 10 the pur.
chaser Wu. T. BARRY,
Trustee.
Sep. 4. 1sll-9-6m.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-12-25
REAEL AE2E2ANGEsIiEEIIElItl, /.

REAAL ARRANGEMENT
Northern. via, Fioreace. afa,Due
every Sunday, tuesday, and Friday, at : P. nj
Closes, every Sunday, Tuesday, AID
Friday at SPIN
Southern. via. Jackson. Due every
Monday, Fnar,day and SATURDAY at "a Nj.
Closes every Sunday Tuesday and FIJI
ny at 7P Nj
Eastern, riq. Tuscaloosa s. .Io-
bill. m. GreeEsdorough. = Due every
Saoaay, u ednesday, aud Friday, 1T Up NJ.
Closes every Monday, Wedne.d0y,aud
Friday At Up NJ.
western. ria 4berdeen and Poaiotoc
Due every Sunday and Wednesday. at 7 P NJ
Closes SPIN
WiEehester,cia Macoa andDeKcB
Dur every Monday ana Thursday, al 6P Nj
Closes every Monday and Thursday at5P Nj
Greensb0r0ugA Miss, ria. Ply
mouth aad Siardvlile.-Due every Sat.
utday,at I2 NJ.
Closes every Tuesday, at SIP Nj.
Houston. rja. Colbert. due every
Fudayat ePN.
Closes every Tnesday at SPIN.
TTiilsboroUgh, ga. Philadelphia.
Dae every Friday at 6P NJ.
Closes every Saturday al SPIN.
Caledonia Due every Sunday, 6 2 Nj.
Closes every Fttday, al SPIN.
Fayette G. III. Ala. ria .Niliport,
Due every Friday, II III.
closes every Fnday, p NJ
JOSEPH BLAIR.
Post Mater.
Columbus, Oct lS4l
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-12-25
Administrators Notice.

STATE OF MIS- ISSSPpl L0WNDES &C
Probate Court august Term lS4l.
NOTICE is hereby given 10 all persons having
In claims against the Estate Of Delaware Fen.
iress, late OF Lnwndes County deceased, Ia present
the same 10 the undersigned, duly authenticated,
within the time prescribed by law, or they wu be
barred Of recovery And al those in iebied arr re-.
CURED 10 make payment Immediately, or else suits
TIl be brought against them.
PANEL TAYLOR,
administrator.
October 9TH ls4l. la--6w.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-12-25
Terms q Su5scriptioa and .ldrertiapg.

Terms q Subscription and .3desrtiasg.
For One Years Subscription, $40 in advance.
Far Six Months Subscription So in advance.
FoF Advertising One Square 81 ~ lines, Grst user
lien. SS-Eaeli Subsequent Insertion 81.
grs-Exira oepits Of The LARGE ENGRA-
WINGS ON STEEL maf 10 obtained at the
Publication Office al One Dollar each. They will
be sent 10 any section oihe Union, so enyeloped az
10 secure them from injury.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-12-25
Lnsf nr NlislailI.

vVNWO Noes Of hand one drawn hy TBos'
i. Woodward ior s5l 80, slated II lau'y $40
and due one day after date, and mSde payable 20
j. j. Brckel; and one drawn by II. W. Clay
ton for SlO0 dated in February 1859; and
payable TO Daniel H. Borroughs, and due one day
after date.
do hereby lorwarn any person or persons from
trading ol said Notes, or ile drawers IRON paying
hem 70 any person except myself asi am The own
er oil SAID notes.
TH0'S II. MARCH,
Columbus. Aug. Il, ls4l-6-li
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-12-25
COACH MAKING.


EENHE Subscriber having commenced The Coach
n Making business on ST. John Street, one door
from lhtco.utr Of Main street, opposite the Com
mercaI hank, IS prepared 10 execute orders in the
above line with nealness durability and Dispatch.
tie hopes, by strict aueuton TO business, to merit o
share Of public patronage
l.. Il. THOMPSON
n. Il. Repairing Painting, and vanishing done
RI nta,ntsS and on The most reasonable terms,
Columbus April I7th lSti, ara
i Gus Mill please copy,
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-12-25

IN huyiug Dry Goods, from 25 10 50 Per cent i
rcay worth saving-lbe Subscribers sioes
Goods is now very large and well selected. and
uyers may depend on iiadGg prices and Goods
worth the trouble Of hook A.
J. II. SIMPSON.
Nov 20, is4i.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-12-25

In addition % the Eaerivngs enumerated ab0yr
is superb Portrait Of Al ADLLG AUGUSrA,n
celebrated Danstaise, ia he diameter If ia thSl-
phhe Eagravcd BY IIlnshelwoad On Steel lroma
sketch and picture BY ChaIon ana lnman.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-12-25
References:

Sterling II, Lester,
Churlps III Albert,
u. w Ragsdac, Columbus Nj
William Dowens, Il
w. D. Winston E.qs,
II. "A. HaWluon, A..
Franklin s. Henderson, ~" o'''""S'
jail Borden Jr, 2. NJ, Cohesion.
Hon. d. g. Buner, .Qustn.
Galveston Texas, Sept 9th l34l. l6.--,f
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1841-12-25

4 n pursuance q numerous SoHclall0ns q p0dll-
n cal and personal friends, from al parts Of The
STATE, the Subscribers have determined to com.
mence tue pubIicaiionol a DEM0CRATE news.
paper, at the Seal OF Government, to be called the
An1-nsza sgl.a,I amAIl TnITsrrAY,.D
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-11-16

SUPERIOR AGRICULTURAL PRoDUCTIoNs IN TIE
EST 1t being the fashion for Eastern publications
TO publish statements of wonderful agricultural pro
dnctons, either as size quantity is regarded in Or
der to show the West cannot be outdone we shall
give in condensed form statements that may come TO
hand, The following
Mammoth Pumpkin at Quincy At the store of
Messrs. +. A & A. King, was exhibited pumpkin
measuring SIR feet nme inches in circumference and
weighing one hundred and fity nine pound, -Hsra2
SquaShes at 1hon-Wm. F. DWolG Esq Of Al
ton, raised some squashas of superior quality of the
following weight one GO inches in circumference. 70
lbs one lO8 lbs 100 ID lbs; and two 100 lbs
each Telegraph.
4 Pumgtm at BsleuUe, was raised by MIR E l..
Messenger weighing lI2 pounds -Great Western
N,sia0ocf VS.. Rohaa at Darlington, l. T-Mr
Mckn ght raised a Meshanock potato weigh ng 10
lbs Iidcteye.
WiScoAS,a Hhcdt-Mr. Seymour Wilcox of Wan.
pm, Fon du Lac county, raised from three bushels of
seed sown on ID acres, hun{rea and tco Jrst-
els IF cooi clean pheat without extra culture The
West is challenged to beat it Green Bay Phanir
Heavy Wheat at 1lton The Telegraph SAYS one
lot Of wheat was bought there weighing sirtv s y n
lbs 10 the bushel.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-11-16

a runy offsp irg, That farmer would be clled o
inde ho cuIled out the poorest and mos, blight d
an unrps seed to plant again. saved the weakesi
and most feeble of his ocks to propagate for the future
and yet this is the very error which bindy pursued
IN the co.tilutnce of the hunal species. We say
blindly, for it must be owing to blind impulse that
rational Ie.ngs huud SO conduct rather than to any
reasoning upon the subject.
ii is a subject which shout engage III attention OF
every phanthropst. Shall We become a nation OF
in"alids Or shall rise above the 81 ly pride VIII c
now to direct public opinion, and by manly and
seful labor but nutritious Diet neat but com
Portable clothing.-reform become again some
thing as our fathers were? They were not afraid
the mir They not ashamed Of labor. They
were not too proud to he eating hut 81 b.
stantlal food, and they ded ith health and
strength accordingly -Maiae farmer.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-11-16
.S4ec anal Select English
School.

VH7IIE subscriber would specially an
IL nounce to the inhabitants Of this place
who are interested in the moral and mental
education of children and youth under their
charge, that he will open SCHOOL the first
week in November next.
The school will be permanent if a suita-
bic number of pupils can be secured. The
object of the subscriber will be to give
thorough practical instruction in the vari
Gus branches Of English education. Abe
cedarlans taught on new plan, and in a
separate department. Every effort will
be made to secure the convenience and
health Of those who attend.
Terms, for one quarters tuition: Abe.
ccdarians, $500; Reading, PennmanShip.
Arithmetic, English Grammar, and Geo
graphy, $500; Rhetoric, Astronomyan
Natural Philosophy, $500; Geometry,
NenSuraton and the use Of Adams Globes
$500 The elements of the latin IAN
guage, and Algebra Included in the above
s5,JU.
GEO. II. STEBBlNS.
Southport, Sept. IA, ls4l. l3
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-11-16

Wholesale and retail by Royal B. Waldo.
~ ATURE'S GRAND RESTORA-
IA TINE.-This valuable VEGETA-
Bile MEDICINE stands unrivaled for the
following complaints, viz 4: Dyspepsia, or
Indigestion. Diseased Liver, Bilious Dis
orders, Dropsy, Asthma, Costveness,
Wormf and loss of Appetite. and by clean
sing 4 stomach and bowels. cures rain
in the side, stomach and Beast, Colds &
Coughs of long standing, Hoarseness,
shortness of breath, Nervous complaints,
&c, which are frequently the effect of
disease. For Fever and que, it is a most
valuable preventative as we'll as a sove-
reign remedy. lis virtues surpass any
thing heretofore known in removing St.
Vtus' Dance, two bottles have been
known to cure this affecting disease, after
having baffled every cxertion for four
years. 1t has most powerful influence
IN removing nervous complaints. 1t is
pleasant to take, and so easy in its opera
ton: that II may be administered to The
infant with safety.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-11-16

PUYsICAL DEGENERACY.-We cannot disguise the
fact that the great bulk Of the younger part of The
community far, very far from being as attn e,ic
hardy and roaust the Older part when young
We see every time we look around upon groun of
young persons Ii appears IN every assembly, and it
speaks a loud and warning voice every time COM
pare the etfeminae and sckly forms Of the delicate
lily checked and lilly fingered youth ith the hardy
ard strong sinewy forms of that generation who are
passing away from like old oaks that have with
stood the winds and the storms of long lifetime and
are bowling 10 tn: effects of old agc rather than to any
disease,
We think that this though obser, alb in both sexes
i, more so among the females than amony he ma.cs
perncious belief that IL is diSgra cefu 10 work and
that Young lady is elevated in he scale of respecia
bhy and dignity in proportion to her ignorance of do
mestc duties aAI he neglect OF labor, has led TO this
Among The farmers daughters you will end som'lhing
of the oil system OF " hard abot al home and a cor
responding degree OF health and STRENGTH In the Hle
villages you Will perceive less of It and a prcdom
nance ofetiemnacy, IN the large villages we see more
of this and IN the cities you Will find a wide very
wide difference between the forms, shape, co'or.
health strength and physical powers Of the girls and
those of the country.
We know that there is a false pride among certain
individuals of the community which prompts TO this
which leads the young miss TO value herself the more
hchly the more delicatA she make hers lfappear
and the more she can rhiten out" even at the ex-
pense OF health and the p. ysical powers Nh Oh God
has given hel Ncagres with the Editor of The n +
Farmer in the sentiment that such should go down 10
the grave unmarried, chdlcSs, solitary and alone. -
They may the head and curl the lip with much
scurn as they please the laws OF nature III MOI be
inrnged with lmpunity, ard however delicate may be
the subject, truth will not Change, and the truth is
that puny and feeble parents can raise other than
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-11-16
REMOVAL.

HVHE subscriber would inform his
IL friends and the community, that he
has taken part of the shop owned and &C.
cupied by B. Mclaughlin. where he will
continue TO carry on the tailoring business
as formerly, and all work entrusted TO his
care will be done in the most fashionable
style.
Cutting done at short notice.
All kinds Of produce taken in paymen
Tor work. DAN'L. NJ. CLARKSON.
Southport, May 3lst, 1871.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1841-11-16
MORTGAGE SALE.
NUN UfUE SALEs
nEFAULT hIving been made IN the cond

nEFAULT hIying been made IN the condition
EDof certain Indenure of Mortgage, executed by
Henry ID Huff of tie county OF Racine in the Terri.
tory Of Wisconsin, To George Smith OF the county oil
Cook in The state of Illinois bearing date the ninth
day of March, "a 1899 eighteen hundred and thirty
nine, and recorded in tie Registers office IN and for
the county of Racine on the eleventh day Of March
eighteen hundred and thirty nine at six D clock NJ,
in book A. of Deeds, on pages 10 and 8Ol seventy
nine and eighty, of certain parcels of land situated
in the said county of Racine, and described IN SAID
mortgage deed follows 10 wit: the south east
quarter of section number fifteen also the east haI
of the south west quarter of the section: also
the south east quarter dissection number twonty Two;
also the west half of the north west quarter of sec
tlon twenty three-all in township number one,
north of range number twenty east which said
mortgage given to secure the purchase money
Of the aforesaid described premises, and on which
said mortgage there claimed IL be due al The date
Of this notice the sum of thirteen hundred twenty
nine dollars and fifty cenls-S SPY, 30.
Now therefore notice is Ii ereby given, that byv
tue of the power of sale contained in said morlga
deed, and in pursuance of the statutes in such
made and provided, the said premises will be sold
PUBLIC AUCTION at the Door of the Court House in
the town and III The county of Rcine by the Sheriff
"l said county or his deputy on Wednesday the thir
teenth day OF January al ten clock IN the fore
noon olttat day. to satisfy The prn ipal md int
money accrulng on said mortgage with costs of such
sale allowed by law. GEORGE SMITH
W. Mortgage.
WELLS X FINCH. A,tornes
Dled 25ih September, lSlI 4fI2tl5