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MIR. Goopsos moved TO uy on the table the bill and
amendments, as ought 10 have nigh, to think over
this important subject, which has been changed.
Mr. EpMuNDs 81 H. explained that the principle CT
the bill had not been at all changed.
Mr. GooDsoS Withdrew has motion.
Mr. WALLACE took leave 10 say, that he should not
I'm for increase Of iaxaton unless the House adopt
some resolution increasing the circulating medium OF
The country. We ought not TO levy further exactons
of the peop,e unless do something for their relief
The bill was then ordered to be eng5cssed in the fol
lowing shape
wholesale or retail merchan. dealer in goods, wares
or merchandise shall, upon application for license, or
before license granted pay the tax prescribed BY the
following scale that is to say, if such merchant shall
swear or affirm when required TO do, that his annual
sales are under $1,000, he shall only pay tax OF
dollars if FIVE AID under ten thousand dollars,
lax of - dollars if over ten and under fifteen thou.
sand dollars, tax OF - dollars; if fifteen and
under twenty thousand dollars, n tax f. dollars
if over twenty and under thirty thousand dollars tax
Of - dollars; if over thirty and under fifty thousand
dollars tax Of - dollars if over fifty and under 20
thousand dollars - dollars; flower SI5,OOO,
tax Of dollars In estimating tie amount or sales, The
merchant shn be governed the sales of the preceding
and BY the stock hand ordered xpected to
be ordered in the current year. If the merchant 10
commencing business and has sales Of the preceding
wear by which 10 be governed in making his estimates,
he shall be governed by his stock on hand ordered or
expected 10 be ordered IN The current year. ana II Inc
commissioner shall not be satisfied with the statement
or account on oath of such merchant he shall be and
is hereby authorized 10 classify him Upon the best nfor
nation he can procure; and II such merchant shall be
dissatisfied with the commissioners classification, he
NAV appeal therc!rom 10 the court of The county or
corporation in which lie resides, who shall be empow
cred TO confirm or the commissioners decision,
and place the merchant appealing in the Class which
to them shall appear just and proper.
g In like manner, every auctioneer, or vendue
master shall, application for license, before
license be granted pay the tax prescribed BY the fol
lowing scale-tha is to say. if such aucioneer ven
shall affirm, when required 10 do,
that bis annual sales are under twenty-five thousand
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Ai.so-canay Seed, and assortment OF Flower Seed.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-12

nuts into those of another. They will consent to the
aioc,ion of no man who does not declare himself
eoulvocally opposed to Tariff of protection
Your Committee will not, by further remark, in
frnre upon The duties TO be deVoVed upon The dele
r,tes 10 the Convention, which IS 10 meet at Coluni
r., IN The fourth Monday Of this month. They, how
ever. express the hope, that whatever conditions may
be thought necessary 10 be imposed before any cand
date receives The assent OF tie atae 10 ms houna
tlon those conditions will be LAID down frankly e4
plicitly, and decidedly That should laey not oe com
pled with The consequence may lie certainly knowr
to be the result Of fofegone conclusion, ana hot INC
result OF disappointed expectation.
Your Committee present The following resolutions
Resoired That under the pressure Oh necessity lo
united action, order 10 secure Tue uiu'hPh Vi w
nr;nc;nIes IN Inc administration OF Inc Government
we. in common with the majority OF our Democfa.'e
brethren throughout the uacn, concur IN the prcpEie
10 nj n Democratic Convention, TO nominate candi
dates FOX President ard Vice President Of the Uni
ted States 10 lie held a. the Iiiy OF bA''ho'e, IN aJ
1874
Rcso,red That we approve Of The organization O
,hat Cnnye,t;o. no Ike election thereto of one De
mocrs from each Congressional Distfict IN the Union
together with delegates from eacn S'a,e' cores
pondlng to the number Of electors, 10 "nich eaci
State is entitled in voting Tor rfeS'e"' o 'he oh'
ted States ..,...,-.
Rssolred, That we approve of the nomination by on
,;si,i,r =, ia lac, session, of the distinguished
Statesman, JOHN {. CALHOUN, tor The next IRE
sidency tina, we believe bis election necessary 10 re
store the administration Of the Government 10 the or
anel n,;nc,nlrs contemplated by the Constitution
which insrumen, we can alone recognise as the bono
of our Union. =. r.o,
neS1e'1a, hisd m the fourth Monday of h
l month"; the he nomination of the Hon" Levi wO0dtar,
Of New ' Hampshire, for the Vice Presidency of the
u. S. c..
C,,ys,,;on 10 meet at Columbia on the fourth Mon
day Of his month, and appoint the following. nance
delegates to attend, in behalf of the o@t S Of eiI ~,
mont and Salem election county, VIZ :. sumter, ~
Rohsr, n,uldrow J. ~ Frierson, A. Garden.
Eesolr,d Tia, if any delegate appointed cannot al,
fond rho Convention, TINT the Chairman OF Tins meet
w., o aopont some other person. 10 aitend, in place
such delegate.
Also, Resoired, Thn, The proceedings OF The 'neen!
he published in the Mercury, South Carol'nian' ant
Camden journal. -..
FRAxcIs l.. KENNEDY, Sec a.
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CALHOUN for President of the U. States and be-
ese that his experience, known abilities devotion 10
mr. nc,ues and above all, his moral worth, Pre-em'-
n.otl n,lr HIM for the duties of that high o!iice-
the discharge Of the duties Of which, under his ad-
minisra,on would the confidence OF the conh'
try, and Effect credit on the people and h'"s-n'
| G,s,,r,d That n COMMITTEE OF twenty-five be ap
no,,,cd nv the chairman Of this meelIng TO nominate
for It's transportation lou delegates to.srresent the De
mocrac party OF this District IN The State Conven',1n
IN he irIt NJ Columbia The fourth Monday vi this
month.
In prrsnance OF the last resolution, appointing
Committee oil twenty-five, to nominate four delegates
the roiowiap gentlemen chosen 10 represent THIS
Ds,r,c, in the STATE Convention, to be held al Coium
ba, the iour,h Monday in May lust Genefai W. '"
tIarilce, $ + Gibson, Esq, Col. W. W. Ddrani' and
On motion Of j. c. Be,he, Esquire, ordered, that
the proceedings OF this meeting be published IN line
Charleston Mercury, South Carollnan, aad ChaFa"
| Gazette.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned
Is. X. HENEGAN, Gin
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In the United States cou lor lhe Easiern pllIct Z -


AZ
TIE undersigned will sell The Tract Of LAND Of which
late Archibald Austin, deceased died posses ed and n
when MS widow, Mrs Grace AUSTIN resides the a.
ty q: Buckingham, containing abor, s66 T.is lam!
Gated about miles nom the Cuitl bGIsc, miles from ~.
ins II Herdwicksye on the James River karav!a 7
eight miles from excellent Manufacturing Mn i
and half miles from the Slate River Acaiemy fhr -.
fork Of Slate ard AGStRs creek entirely fgo.-b "a
tract. aifordng l27 and half excellent ho;i,
eeiyve OF which, North river, now IN L0e ~
don TO produce tobacco, wheat ana The fat land m
Austin's creek is sufficiently fertile produce rln Of
kind without any aid whatever. and, with scic, eili
might be made rich enough produce Of yrt, III
quality. AL the cleared high land originally ,ry .,
quality and Is susceptible of very high dcgrce % e
rnl a very apparent from the fact that OF an
of III. Oldest aud parts Of Tie ac! have it, o.
last few years been converted by the clover and pa.,
alone, into rich and productive tobacco Ibis. Between rc ami
four hundred the high land .cina eon ~
the tract great abundance of excellent plant land The m
povemenls excellent two story DIV cling use esr
new, large aud conmodious, having .se.
above ana below stairs, ana w3g; stable eIhsv
theshng machine, two raEed tobacco barns al BUZZ d n
very best materials, and all cut houses necessary lare
establishment, III excellent repair This land Is Vel water
and situated IN healthy, -ah;c, intelligent and
borood more particular description unnecessary a. IL
presumed all rrsons wishing To purchase will the
Judge for themselves.
The Undersigned will also sell another Tract If Land aIia
ing above containing between IL and 1890 Tc a,
several Greeks running through This tract aoriHg scir s
four hundred Uf land, OF very fine quality which pro
this land NJ all commands the highest prices
largest portion of this land II in original growth hyavi
bered pine, oak and chestnut As all the
In of land desirnIs Missouri
the undc ssned VIII sell them upon The most liberal and
modane The lands will tr shown 10 persons ~ias 90
them, by 1hos Austin either of his brothers, ying
them, Dr. JAS NJ Austin, who resides at Buckingham Cu'
house. GRACE AUSTIN. ESecutix, anG
THOMAS AUSTIN,
JAMES NJ. AUSTIN,
Executors of a. Austin, draA
O.,ug
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-12

TnE WILL or JAcoB RiDcwAY.-The u. S. Ga
zele gives the following sketch of the " of The late
Jacob Ridgway, the richest man in Philadelphia The
will is in the hand writing Of Mr.. r and was prepared
about two years since.
Mr.. Ridgway beqnea;bed to Messrs Carlton and
Bloomfield Moore, two Of the late Mr.. Samuel
Moore formerly his piasterer, THOUSAND DOLLARS
eael-ha wing ire ated them with more than all the kind
which, twenty years b FORE he had promised to their
dying father.
To his clerk, Mr. Thomas Craven, who had been most
faithful and attentive he gaze the sum Of SIX rnousssr
DOLLARS.
To his housekeepcr an annuity.
To Mr. Bethuel Moore, his carpenter, the house in
which MIR. Nj resides.
To his mason re gave thousand dollars.
TO his coachman, a faithful servant, thousand
dollars
To al! the other servants small legaces.
To several other persons legaces OF 1--we hundred ane
thousand dollars each.
Making in all about fifty thousand dollars
The remainder Of his immense wealth, supposed TO be
between three and four millions Of dollars, Mr. Rldg
way divided equally among his three children. MIR
John Ridgway, Mrs. DR.. James Rush, and Mrs. Roth
in fec.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-12

Mrs WouD.-Considerable excitement was produ
ced in England by the conversion of Mrs Wood the eel
ebrated vocalist, to the Roman Catholic faith and her
abandonment of her obligations as wife and mother
to take up her residence in convent The Wakefield
Journal Of April 3h her return TO the resi-.
dence Of her husband, he pain and anxiety of being alb
sent from her husband and child being greater than her
religious enthusiasm" A convent looks inviting in
some imaginative moods Of the mind, but when the
affections act tremendously, the active duties of life
have higher attractions as they will always prove the
best school for the cultivation of the gaces Of religion
Mrs Wood was more fortunate than many woman
has been who has changed her mind convent in that
she was able 10 get out-N Jour. Of Com.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-12

SPRING GOODS CHM IND QCEE.HSW IRE
AN opening portion of Spring supply OF the above,
ad am daily expecting per ship Magar.t Forbes, direct
from The Manufacturers, additional supply Of new patterns
Tableware China, making altogether well selected stock
of new and desirable Goods
.9is0 in Store,
French and American Glass plain cut anu pressed,
English plated silver and britannia castors all sizes,
&c for sale reasonable prices ior cash. or
City and country dealers invited 10 examine
wa. +. BCTLER,
Three doors above The Bell Tavern
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The May number Of the Eclectic Mnseun"a capital pnbica
on by the WAYS embsse: with an engraving N eaIi"n
groups which the attj>i has placed h fveTa gradrp-d
th OF his best eGr; TIE stand around vesse
heated hroth whirh "sosrs each - spoon
albany .9rgrs.
TOO HOT
~ Mn. HooD.-YRoa A,ivLEr-
Illustrated b al Eagrarras By Sar,a", from Laadeers
'Too IIol,'' Ia In! t4naseer you're queer chap
And IA all they
win say
Who these lap dogs 4, their lap
The mes; iasid,ous viii md tr-t
IL your dogs meet,
The pretty creatures:
What life in all their features!
They Ia movc aud chatter
over The scaldHs halter:
And wc appear
70 heas
Each cnrsofy remark.
Throw phys 10 the dogs" they say
And really "na mif,' olmos, fancy,
(Suoh Is the painters inaury,)
That auy OF tte-. ccusd take : i:,,Ie bark.
And I've notion
There's not rat
o.
Could look 90 tais "sn iif-'' Wilton; ono!tan.
What huaor Ia thcc faces, there's not one
Gu !, perfect picture al fn".
Wls- s'l, and satls's, aad los nj mind,
Theit very lass are wecgi>i!y H. .in-d
I.aniseer,-tfou bright r. Il!
WHO, wi" shall eoy
WHAT'S due
Unless Apoilo glorious sci of day.
In whose hti.h; car the rierta! eaS lish shines
Would Gop is 4 ic" liHtS.
o.! had Hyroa's power
(Au:iur II the GigOur,)
III let cin know What's what
For SIR pai-e togil De warm or yon f''' Hot
Thoueh Byron, II m,;>; tc allowed. was wid'si,
And hiss hes. poem
Soar wan say vac AHyw hitn,'
Very Ghilde isi
or w-re nike rrca; Lizzie, who doll, ,'ns
- svetl. lavc's a.ciln.,
lio@ wog.! sag,
And mskc 49, world rejoice
Oh, would i,ad t'a hclyer': voicr,
Mo"rr's NuS Se!arNi.
or we're ! ~ Sun;5ey whose invention
Aud happy
Have been much admired :, men
Would I'D rs pen =
I'd rather have n pensGu
Perhaps ihe ss' appropriate poet, living
or dead, 70: .,"nc
Efcct Your -ioo Hot" @er- II sS,
I've known full many FAINTER in NV time
Of ma:iY an a-e, ani school and Cline
Si. 80, ! nrvcT knew
Such doc tiucirr yuii.
WHIST Ruhaus "a ions, Cnyp tU cows,
Muta9t 10
And hogs,
Yea are 10 dogs.
There altiac,iVenes- abont Year barriers,
Pngs poodr~, ma-'iis rr-yhounds, tnr,-i-.
Goes far 10 settle ~" great rnlusoPlic schiS;n
About animal magnetism.
There's . d"e i;t owes more, v"H
Than c'er - cred his "a,
Or his dog
And act q ;iini
You in The streets,
Bat ought u snake !oG profound bow
Wow.
Excuse these dcs-gre rhymes M dear
LaniSe-r
They're bad enough. own;
But We, they shah 80 iuwn
10 late po-te5iiy. 80 cen let critics 'sl.'
Like lin kettle tied to voui dogs t.l.
That every dor's his day
I've oft h-lrt s,y:
But Land>e"r. YOURS ,lAi last tor ages,
$50 shH!! t!tse rngcS.i
And after Zines SHAH Anow you VIVA, yea are,-
tlaie HcG.SrsH.
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ADDRESS
FRANCIS l.. KENNEDY, Sec q.

IL tic Democratic Citizens Of The State Of Pennsgt'
rama.
At stated meeting Of The Democratic Hickory
Club, Tor the City aud County of Philadelphia, held
on the Fad of May, 1919, unanimously resolved
that an AppRrss be ssned to the Democratic citizens
of the Stale of Pennsylvania, urging upon them The
Necessity of speedy preparation and orsan'zallon .h
a view TO the next Presidential election, and recon
mrndng 10 them the selection OF MARTIs VAS buren,,
of New York, as candidate for tina, Office.
HENRY HORN, President.
Dou>EPT Sfcru
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-12

Mr.. Everett has recently made formal demand on
United States who has been impressed on board some
British ship Of war the African station The Gov
ernment met the demand promptly by ordering the Clio
I6 guns, proceed forthwith to the of Africa,
scour the in search of the man, and place HIM as
soon as possible disposal OF the American minister
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-12
Trust Sale of FAiuaJie Yarern Property, in the Toe.
Df Hh1ri0ftrsriUc at Auction.

Trust Sale Of TaluaLie 7arern Property, in the Toe.
If Chnri0ttcsriHc, at AUCTION.
by cf deed Of executed g. the sIbscTibf
ID III. day Of March, 1919, by William L. Ttr:!l snG
corded in the office County Corn al Alhen1- Sd
nj the request al Trial Terr aud John r. Hill offer Tor .l
the premises public aucirn Tuesday The 3j day Vs.
ne1t if fair, and not, tile first fair day thereafter all the estate
right title and interest Of the said William L. TrT IN au 10
Lots and Buildings in the of Charlottesville generally
known rs the MONTICELLO HOUSE, now occupied u
Ura Trrr, r. Hill, and William L. Teu This proper.
conveniently situated, near the
the town now for several the
ping all the Coaches and stage passengers
TO- and leaving charlottesville. The Lots contain each hat
acre oland and ndo each other, making surrounded
by Streets the buildings consist o large four bn
house with roof lately bIit containing twenty
spacious, three story stone ani wood hO"
paira story wood and dwelling houe, detained io
The other buildings brick kitchen, brick smoke ose hcN Ire
house, prick and wood stables and all other necessary and
full houses.
are two large rooms neatly fitted 10, mercantile; pg
poses, and Tailor's shop.
At the time and place, and by virtue OF the Jr
also offer for likely and valuable slaves m ~"
Miles, Sukey and Judy, and her Two c!den-i"o Aa
IIosrs Wagon and Gear Piano. and dvcf'
other articles Household Furniture the absolute
perty of the said William H. Terrl. Also, m"ry oi The
Furniture, in In said consisting =" bed
b.deads, mattresses chairs tables china, crncke and s'
cooking utensils
pery necessary the comfort aud convenience of public h
TgRMs-Tr will br sold upon credit of
aud three years the purchaser giving bond aud approved
~ with len on the property Is personal estate hTa
credit uf twelve mon.ls with bond and good security.
Ii the sale finished In day. il III be continued l
day 10 day, until completed.
The title the above property IL believed 10 be- nnGue'
BILE but acting Trustees shall convey purchasers
as is vested in US by the deed of trust
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-12

A DMINiSTRaT0R'S EOTICE-AIl persons having GLAZING
a against the Estate of Thomas W. White deceased will
sent sne aud all persons indebted Ia said Estate VIII please
make payment, early possible, 10 the undersigned
RICHARD NIL, JR.,
Administrator of Tnos. w White, deceased.
Aim, lI6-wfw
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JOHN TERRiLL, J
V. W. SOUTHALL,
j. w. SAUNDERS

The undersigned John p Hill and Trial Tcrl, being tie
of the remaining thirds of the above described "
and and being anxious to dispose OF their Interest wit
sell the upon accommodating TERMS and nj sr5shg
pc-o will Exchange for land ana and u not
disposed Of they wilt offer publicly tie day Of safe
above mentioned II Sold II will then he nrfcd foF
And said John r. Hill, owning the other noct II
Tavern Furniture advertised aforesaid, WILL the amv
day, offer that for sale also, upon credit OF twelve months
URlAI TERRl'.l,
Anil 1la-wtds JOHN Z. NH.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-12

Old WINES AND LIouoR5-A!so, GROCER - "a h.
~ very large and general assortment; uf "i "a
quors part Of which have been kept "a hand, inPS'
years, AID then said 10 be ~ yeas old %! er
bear fair comparison with tie hest in the Guy ~ m H.
quality and price, and caefuness In putting ci
old Wines and Liquors will be found rosI benehfii med
servation Of health, when terately and lna ann
mistaken belief in so PLAIN matter OF fact as'ii
cnluir- call the subscriber who has been ~ M, al.
rate drinker dur:n. the last 50 years of his lie II
fed with his healthy appearance, they can see W s
uace. who died few years ago in the Stale OF He nce
IU7 years; and he was yell knorn To be drIEh'h' ~
day he left Ferentosh, then STRIPPING. ,, WALLACE
Aug q 3l-wly IL "',-----
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TOWN AND COUNTRY HAT MAALr ~ ~ Ilo,!,
Cary street, three DOORS obore the Cofum''4s Nv
Richmond, IA. hs,o~iri
T il. ANTHONY still continues TO sell mas d ="
y !. low prices - "a. JIs.s rn;ls
Plain Russia or Brush Hats from 50 50 10 81 sS B
6ne fur bodies, proof from 81 81 10 81 H. t
from eli rs to 81 Fur Caps from 81 TO s's Mn, it-
Caps from s. to 3d. together with ssso meh " We'd ~
Boys Hair Seaet and Glazed Caps, black ara p'''
wholesale and retail. Ter1as-Cash. ,r,h, ( ~
horn, Palm Leaf Straw and Willow Hats. s"i'"'' ''
y. n. Hats made 10 c!,f. 81
] JaGuatJ 1T, 1913.
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The MAY number Of the Eclectic capital pnbica
ton way, cnbs.i>le with engraving N oaf,an
from Lana~ceIs pcrr" Too Hot tuto'ie are
The grops whn the placed All ivcs; giadrp-d:
this OF his best Grs TIE stand around vessel
heated whca "ofers each ~ spoon,
winch each, hi, peculiar way declines, quite @o not
albany 3rgus
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-12
ADDRESS.

GEO. w. DonsrgT, Sec'ry.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-21

r. OST by the subscriber in Fulton, Illinois, near
~ the mouth Of Coppcras Creek in said Coun-
ty, the following described negotiable note Of hand,
on o. a!c": {; In, seventh day Of July, ls43 to wit:
One note given by James Davis, for S29,40
due on the 25,h day Of July, ls43, with credits,)
and one on Geo. w. Humphreys for ST. 90 due
when given, and drawn on about the last of June
1913. One do, drawn by John Cobb for $500
due on the 30lh day of Nov. 1912. One do drawn
by John White and assigned by Samuel Drisbine
for the sum of $500 due, with credit the back
for 81 10 cts. One do drawn Ivy Alexander Den
mis- for the sum of 90 with credit nhe back
for 81 cts. due. CHA'S HARRINGTON.
RIoominoton Iniy 1n.i, ioAo
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-21

TIME subscriber would Cell first rate prairie
j farm, one of the best in the county, situated
near the head of Pine Greek, five miles from the
Mississippi river and about nine northeast OF Bloc
mington, containing $40 acres, GO under good inn
orovemcnt, with good rail foncc frame house Is
by % feet, story and half high with the lower sto
y finished, with stables thrashingnoor, ott-bouses
and yards convenient Tor farm, with fine grove Of
timber, Of about so acres adjoining. Also, 200 a.
crcs or more, situated on Pine Creek, about ono and
half miles from The mouth, at TIC forks Of the
creek, well Situated for farm, with cabin and FIVE
Of six acfcs broke and plenty Of timber and prairie,
and the best mill site on the creek, where can be had
sixteen feet head ard fall with six foot dam and
race about fifty rods long, Also. eighty. acres lying
between James l.. Hustled and widow Chamberlain,
about one and half miles from the Mississippi rv-
or, and about the same distance west Of my grist
MILL with cabin on it aud four or five acres broke,
well situated for small farm, Immediately OH pub
lie road leading from Bloomington to my grst mill
all Of which will be sold bargain to any ono wish
ing to purchase, BENZ. NYE
Montpelier, May IL, ls43-n2s-tf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-07-21
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

In pursuance of an order of the District Court
il Of the county, Iowa Territory, will offer for
sale, at the court house door in Bloomington, Oil
Saturday the 22d day Of July next, between the
hours prescribed by law OF said day. the following
real estate, situate in the county of Muscatine, as
the property Of M. Matthew's late of said county
decd, 10 wit: lot block 49, east quarter Of lot
block Is, lot 10 block H. lot 10 block &c. lot block
22. undivided half lot block 1872, lot block l22,
lot block 143, lot block l2l, lot block 12l.
undivided half lot block LAG, west half lot block
lla, lot 8 block III, lot block ll6 lot block
lO6, undivided half lot block l04, and s. half of
s. w. quarter Sec. 10, Town. n, range 2, and S.
E. quarter Of S. w. quarter Sec. 80, Township n,
Range 2.
The above property will be sold on credit of six
months, by the purchaser giving bond with approved
security, and mortgage on the premises purchased
for the payment of the purchase money.
w. r. RANKIN,
Iune IL lS43. 33-6t Administrator.