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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

Curious Marriage A Mr.. Jeremiah,
Yable was married on the 4th ult. to Miss
Satai. Ann Fox in he jail of Columbia
comfy, Pennsylvania. in which Mr.: va
BE was temporarily residing. being %
his way 10 the penitentiary. TO which he
-haa been sentenced for l6 months. No.
'ibipr but lbe2 most abiding constsncy
scoslld have induced the laay, under the
peculiar circumstances Of The case, TO re-.
main ifue 10 her criminal swain
ask 'noi-I care motif enilas nisAy heart, :
/ Eui know that love lhes, whatever thou alt.p
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

The Cincinnati papers report The naar-
III Of young man. formerly Of Ienn.,
M Lapor,e county, la, some days AGO.
Ibs Gen. Besrsley. whose daughter be had
lssduced The General took the young
dan into a room, referred 10 the cendi:'
Non Of bis daughter mathematical Of ~.
ID marry her, when on bis refusing, be
injnredzfaiher drew . pistol ard shot him
tHsough The heart. Gen ,. dslisefed,
Eimself up 10 ihs authorities. He was
tke frs, settler on Four Mile Prairie, ia,
Michigan, j good citizen and beloved BIZ
al
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

The. bestthingio be doae when evil
overtakes US. is 10: lamenlaiion, bat &C.
lion not to sill and suffer, bat TO Use and
10 seek remedy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

The Msdisenian saws 1.-THE foul a
buse The Whis presses have emp,iec from
their Overlooking urns must sink into in
significance when compared, with the in
gratitude. iriastice. deep and deliberate
wrongs, inaiclea upon the President BY
The special organs Of Nc. Van Buren."
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

Adyices from Kingston. Jamaica, re.
ceived at Charleston. slate that many Of
the Planters Of THAI Island we're entirely
abandoning their estates, on account d
he suicidal course Of policy BY The Brit.
ish Government i'd reference 10 the color.
ed population OF that and the other Brit.
Ish Islands.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

Eloquent Ertra 4.-"Generation after
! yensraiion, says an eloquent writer,
: kaae felt as we feel, and their fellows
spre as active in life as ours now. They
.9lSsed away like vspor, while nature
fpfe the same aspecs Of beauty as when
5dsF Creator commanded her 10 be. The
shsavens shall be as bright over our grakes
IS they are now around OR paths ss4he'
World viii have the same atiractiens3for
oar oGspFipg yetunborn that she had Ehce
10. ourselves, and Inst she has nowg for
Iopr children. YET little while and all
'nis will have happened. The throbbing
heart will be stifled, and we shall be al
rest. Our funeral will wind on hs~ way,
and the prayers will be said, and the'grase
clods will be thrown IT,, and our friends
4 will all return, and we shall be left be.
hind t9 darkness and the worm. And il
/ may BIZ for some SHORT time that we Shall
he spoken Of, 5ul Tie things Of 1ifel will
/ creep in, and our names will soon bk for-
\ gotten. Days will continue TO movS on,
and laughter and song will be head 10
the place in which we died; and tie eye
E,hst mourned for US will be dried,afH glis
item again With JOYS and even our chill.
jIen wall cease u think Of US, and Will
fno' -emember 10 lisp our names. Then
shall We have become 10 The touching
language Of The Psalmisi, forgotten and
clean out Of mind. ''-.fsylum Jour.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

There is no unmixeJ good in human
affairs. The best principles, if pushed 10
excess, degenerate into fatal vices. Ge,
nerosiiy y nearly allied TO extravaganza
charity itself may lead 10 ruin"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11
No. 81

Execution Ayshs Caiiiaiins The Paris cores
pcndest 81 The National Iatslligencer thus de-
serlbes the execution, in that capital on the LIST
Instant, Of criminal By the gailloIiae:
Yesterday morning We saw what is now
rare in Pstis--a public execution. The
guaIoiine IS the only mode. A man
named Sairson. between thirty and forty
years OF age, was convicted, en- lie 30ih
September, 'ot having bufcheFed in the
wood Of yiAcenaes. poor fellow. 10 get
possession Of a passport and cetiifcaie Of
character. He was prepared for death BY
a priest. and showed coursgs dhhl be
had reached The fool Of the scaiFole, when
hs seemed 10 decline INTO stupor, and was
With difficulty pushed upthe few steps ef
the scalold. This vas erected on the
Place er square ST. Jacques. near he city
| gate 81 thss nane. The execution took
lplsoe = eight o,elcck. Al ibis eailv
hour the small square was denseIY crowd
ed--aaons three thousand spectators. 81
whom women and children DC tie com.
mon class composed large proportion,
! Silence prevailed, without any apparent
emotion. The chaplain remained be
How.
! may estimate the scaifold| orfplatferm
at nine feet square, on which Mere two
men besides the operator. and this eenlas
tman-7siyIed erecutcur dss houtss aeurres
wore asdecent black suit. without any
disguise, head bare. Salmon was fret
placed With bis fee, lied and hands lasien.
led behind bis back, on an erect board, h,s
face being towards il the bohrd was then
turned down SO that The neck should cor.
respond exactly TO the slias. oftte appa-
Falus. .tOn mere touch il8fell inslauia.
neously The trunk oil the culprit was
showed at once into large box at the
side on levgi with tae platform BY cnA
[of the two attendants +: the foiher seized
he head aud deposited il al4o il the box,
/ the lid closing al the second! The y hole
! affair did not consume more than two
minutes.
Il II is tradition that1he Doctor (GUlL.
lLoTtNE) who invented the machine as
man oil. humanity. who neanllo tenn.
per capitsl punishment With the mercy
Epf the greatest possible despatch, simpli-
city, and gertrude. This account OF him
may be believed al the spectacle The
halter isibarbarous; the old axe and block
were ottsn strocious. 10 1907 and 1905
| witnessed Two executions on the Place
de Crege. BY The guilloiine. The meth
cd has baen improved 10 some particulars
The GoFernment avoids sn Exhibition 10
ordinary cases. Tor this purpose early
hours sad distant sites are preferred. Blu,
i still pillories half d score al once, aud
often % The Place de Greye. opposite
the CITY Hall. 8
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

TIE Staten Islqnd lHarders - We learn
rpm the New York papers thai two per.
sons have been arrested in lha; city sharg.
ed with The murder Of Capt Housnan' !
wife and children on Staten Island, an &C.
count Of WHICH was published few days
ago. Oue of-these is Mrs. Polly Bodipe,
Capt. Hcasmsn's sister. and the other q
man named Geo. Waite, an apolbecary
and physician, whose place Of business i
al No. 252 Canal street Various facts
have trsnspired which clearly establish
The gull; Of these persons,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

A number Of influential gentlemen, cilil
zens Of the District Of Columbia, assem-.
oled 10 Washington on the 2Ist instant,
aud adopted preliminary measures for The
organic Ition Of Colonization Society.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

RE CJvs tor aud Council q MassA-
chnsesss having coonsed Tie votes cast a
The last efecfi6p lor members Of The SlalE
Senate. inl thai seventeen SsnsioEs onlg
have received The requisite majority o|
votes. Of xhtln eleven are Whiss. The
vacancies sFe lsenly three 10 nqiposf
and on he 1seiioe Of TIE Legislaiqre
viii Of coutse Be filed with Wings.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

We see with pleasure strong signs in
South Carolina Of what is ever point 0:
honor but little infeAor 10 victory We
mean. gallant stEngsle. The Wings have
determined 10 dispute the Stale 10 The en-
SUING campaign.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

Specie 10 The amount o. Sll2 000 was
received in New Ofleans. on the 9th inst.
from ST. Louis and Pittsburgh.
. There arrived at Mobile on the 9h and
llth inst. upwards Of $l20 600 from
Boston aad New York
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

TnE True SPIRITI-Prof, Longfe low
in one OF hif beautiful compositions. IN
speaking. Of lhe human heart, says
"Wha have seen Of The world = and
known Of the history Of mankind, teach.
es me 10 lock upon the errors of others,
ia sorrow, not ia anger, When take
the history Of one poor, heart that has sin
mel and suffered. and represent 10 my.
sell The struggles and temptations i has
passed through the feyerish inquietnde
'of hope AID fears ihe pressure Of want I;
The deseItion Of friends, the scorn Of the
world that has little charity; The desola.
ton Of the souls.ssuc'uary. and thresten-
iug VICES ~ithin-health gone-happiness
gone-even hope. shat remains longest.
gone Iwopld fam leave the erring soul Of
maa with him from whose hands il came"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

Reduction and Retrenc4ment ia Indiana.
The Indiana House oi Representatives
has a+bili for reirenching State Expendi.
lures I, hxes the salary 81 Governor d
81 800, Supreme Jddge 81, 300, Ciicuit
Judge $500. Treasurer aad auditor 5 Il
900 each, but no Clerk hire; abplishes
The Office Of Private Secretary TO the
Governor, and reduces TIE salary Of State
Librarian 10 5000; pay q Members %
SO per dsy for The frst FIVE weeks, and
$50 for The remainder. II is said this
bill wlllEpass tie Senate ofihat State Pret-
y much 10 its present shape.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

Father Matthew lately stated in Lon
don. thai be had received letters from The
Msgisiracy Of Liverpool and Manchester
where 40 600 persons bad taken The
pledge, stating ihat already az immense
diminution Of crime hsd taken place
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

a Qslarfsffe Parfgl-A fsmily IS The
name 81 Aioroan. residing 10 The mos,
mountainous nau 81 Berkshire, wss made
Decidedly musicsl On FIIaaTiass BY the
advent Of los<rehhiill dteRai . birth, III Of
the tli1mpin1 bows and bora within one
hour. IA; ihe latest adrices fhe mother
was doing we'll. an5 So far recovered as
to be present II The christening Of lbe III
lie inpocents whom she named after The
Explanations ofthe minister Is be passed
them over to- The nurse Excellent.
'.lhis Is Bo1ncef e Astonishing Eel.
low ..l'f This is Great Country =
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11
QsttIIaHfoun.
LII JoTs on PRATER.

bysnln those Pafls o. prayer that nj hi
seem only panied. there IS pleasure ,iisl
would oe I'll exchanged for this world
0ossisd bliss. Il The bitterness Of repent.
ant screw for sin, there i sweetness 10
the agony Of Observation-Disclosures ior ban.
den. thsre is Joy, as much SUPERIOR ID
The bssi he world can bchsi, as the heAv.
ems aSs better than thelearih-
The brcadest smile unfstIing felIy wears.
Les4 pleasing far than prns er's TepeEtast tears.
How calm might they be il Tbs midst
If the widest storms. How joyAalin The
deerest fluctuations. How composed and
cheeflul while ali aroand was agitation,
alaru.-rihe smiles Of hesyen sparkling =
Tarng their path, he sesce Of heasen
dwelling within their besrfs.
| They say that travellers in Alpine is
sions ate enconrassed With a clear almos.
rhere. AID clopdless sunshine, while ira
yersirg the submits 81 those lofty noun
tains, al the very tiue that the world be-
low ihem is an wrapi id misis and dark
less. ard thunder snd clouds are bursting
/, Their feet Even has Goes prayer .llii..i;
the believer 10 ) lollier and serener re-
gion, far. fas above the clouds and storms
hat dsiken and distract the world below.
FL, that region Of purity and peace the all
noSphere is clear and calm ; Iaul the
light Of Gpd's conntenance shines bright,
ly on Che believers soul while be sees
The thunder clouds Of earthly care and
sorro VI rolling beneath his feet thus RE-.
alizing the beautiful illustration ,of the
hpoei -
As some tall clRt- that iils lis awful FORM.
Swslls from the vale and midway leaves he
storms
ThoSgh round lis base HE rolling clouds, Pre-
spread,
Eternal sunshine settles on his head
Rev
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

Many Of TIE Southern people are taught
to believe tb3t John @ Adams deserves
execration goE bis course with regard Ia
Tezas. They are not permitted 10 know,
|il u can be helped. that Mr.. Adams va.
the only me3ter Of MI. Mouros's Ca5i'
nes. who vssli lot including Texas wi,hin
the limits 81 s. United States, slshe tire
ii The foFmslion Of The Saush Western
6onndary 81 he Dated Ssa:es, --and TIA
Re was Ok egsoled. Gen Jacksoe 7-whs
vas conssliet approving The lins Is now
lixed9
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-01-11

Hor nd Murder and .7rsoa 81 Riafsa
Island. I'VE Just learn iroIn David Van
Name, one 6f lhe ymosi respectable cisi-
zehs Of the north side oil Staten Island,
thasa most hoTrid crime WAS committed,
probSbly on Sunday night last. ID that Vi
cinily.
Last evening. about 8 o'clock, HE
house Of Csp,ain George Hensman, abot /
a nile south of port Richmond, on The
Richmond road. was discavered Is Sc on
Gre Capt. Housman vas ii sea. The
Ineishbors rushed loshe SPOT, bul lie FIRE
bad already obtained great headway. -
Finding no one moving about, they coz.
cluAed that Mrs Hoasman was sbsent.
and therefore broke 10. Theysfound Ire
floor oflhe upper story bad burnt ihro0sh
ana when The flames were exlingoished
yifsFavsred 10 their ipfSnitc bosre.. beaeail
the bedsiead and bed cIoihing of AIRS
Housman s room, on the lower floor, The
charred remains Of Mrs. Honsman ant
her in(alt child.
The conjecture Is that The house had
been broken into on Tue preceding night
its inmates murdered, its property riiled
and then SLOW FIRE mate. which did no
burst out tall Yesterday evening.
Captain Housman reached home from
Virginia 10 the schooner Wing this morn
i inc, TO learn the heart.rending intelli
gence. He was known 10 be we'll off
and particularly TO have received 600
just before be sailed. which, vi'h-a hand
some gold watch be teil al home. This
and other property in the house. Is sup.
posed TO have led 10 The horrd crime a.
nditber watch nor money, nor The silvei
spoons, Of which there were dozen and
a bali, nor Airs. Housman's jewelry, 0,
any other property bad been found when
our informaai left. IN. y .7ner.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-23


section Of first article Of an act providing
fcz the election Of Justices Of the peace,
to prescribe their powers and duties, and
to regulate their proceedings, are hereby
repealed.
Sc. Ia. hethirty-first, thirty-second,
and thirty third sections of the first article;
the fourth and eighteenth sections Of the
second article; the twelfth section Of the
third article; section nine in article eleven,
and all other portions of the act TO which
this is amendatory which come in conflict
with this act, are hereby repealed.
SEC. Is. Nothing in this act shall be
construed to affect in any manner suits
instituted previous to the taking effect Of
this act tesore justices Of the peace under
the act to which this is amcndatory; but
all suits 50 instituted shall be prosecuted
to final determination in the same manner
as it this act had not been passed.
Ssc. Is. That this act shall take effec
andAc in force from and after the twentieth
day of March, 1914.
! APPROVED, 18th February, 1874.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-23
Executors Sale.

Ef virireSot the pewsr aud .nthsritv contained
D ia the last v i'll and Testament of Emo. b
Wade, decrased. late II the Comfy of Des Meines,
Iowa Territory. sud also by ,irtus OF . decree 81
the Probate Cou,t in and r. .ant csaaty foi liza
parrosc had Mud 90 siaed. W. the t.xrt utor aud
Fxrcotrx OF the said last Viii AID Tsstanse II
viii. on Monday the 2end ay 81 april a. It. pro.
c~. TO sell At public sale "a the high~s bidder a,
the door of the office 81 the Clerk Of the District
Court = Burlington. all Of the following Described
Real Estate iy,--- an the County u Dies Aioin-s.
iowa Territory. 10 wit: fractional Section No.
four in Township ,ixtY-pine. 'n % 6s"ke Two
west. the same he, X subdiv,ded into To- ~ rom
two to four acres. as will more fully appear ~
reference TO plat of,he same at the ,.ire OF tie
t1.ik OF the District Conrt. and nnmbe rel two
three four. tive, seven Gig hi zine, ten aud eItvsn
sald land 10 Adjoining the risv burlington on the
south side Also, the follow ng described Lots
IN the cit, Of Burlington 10 W i: Lot. No. 234lI
south halt II ~. north halt l3 I6 IL north hall
Of los l3l 283 3nl 3p5 a3u7 aIa 3sO3ll 3I2 3ls
3i4 ;i5 3ss. north halt Of G3a 767 ia the city OF
Burlington afor. said. And also at the cane time
aud place Lot no one 10 block No. IS inthe Town
OF Mount fl.ssaat, Henry county I. r. Terms OF
sale, one and two ytsrs credit the pu, chaser Civ.
.ng bond snd approved security. aad nlorigxgc on
the premiscs Sale 10 CONNIE nee al 10 o'clock Of
SAID day. and continue from Isy to day until thu
whole OF the property n,,li. Lats NJ two and
three Sec. I SO N. r. 8. are u b. soli .ur,ec,
TO leases give on them hy Fnach VI adv, now de.
ceased. SIN UEI. LEE BRICK. Executor.
: ea CATHERINE WADE, IA. culrix.
burlington, I. u. March 9th, l84i st .a
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-23
From The N. y jour. IF Commerce.

Ofsll The wrongs oil the protective pol.
icy. there are none greater than those
exercised towards SALT Salt is an ar,i-
Gle oi as universal necessity as fuel, and
almost as much as water or dir. God
krew this would be the case, and he nude
it as pleuiv as i. would ba necessary.-
Heavy rock salt is created withou, labor
in the West Indies. A glowing sun
forms il in the salt lakes, and alony the
streams which flow from the salt springs,
IN +xlsaus,ses. quantities. The poor
people Of those places have nothing to
exchange for provisions aud other neces
saries OF life, and they are glad to bring
he salt, and deliver it on hoard our YES
sells, at very moderate compensation
Tor the labor alone; and in payment they
ask only for provisions. Here is a bu
siness altogether of American industry
Our farmers ruise the produce; our small
vessels carry it out and return viii, car.
goes Of salt. This salt made al Gods
mandatory is the hes, in tho world
Men cannot or at mosl have nor, cquall
ed il. 1t is Of Indispensable necessity
in preserving tho quantities Of 7rovis
IONS in our country, as bountiful as tbs
supply Of salt at Anguilla. Why not get
our supplies at Gods mandatory, ane
accept the boon he offers TO u.s. sit is
100 good and too cheap" says our poli,i
cal economists; and SO they get kettle
and 20 TO salt making, and call Ibis pro
'ecting american industry. Such decla
ra,ions are but adding insult TO injury
| The salt duty is an enormous wrong Il
he great West; and we hope the in,elli
gen, yeomanry who are so unres sonabN
oppressed by it will throw it Oft with thu
indignation which it merits. We Civ.
below we'll written article. by gentle
man practically acquainted with all il
details: %s
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-23
LEGAL NOTICE.

TERRITORY DRY. Of r IOWA IS.
D,.,r,ct Court for said County, TO The June
Term thereof, A. D. 1874.
Iobn w. Webber. Judge Of Probate in said
county and Territory. successor OF Robsrt
Cock. late Judge as aforesaid, who sues tor
the nae and benefit Of johnson Diliman and
MARY Elizabeth Dllman, his wife, late Mary
Elizabeth Anderson, Pig.
George H. Beeler implicated with Robert q
Anderson ct als.-Dcbt and attachments.
TyHE said George II. Heelrr will hereby
taka notice, that on the Sist day OF Jan
nary. 1914. 4 viii Of attachment was issued
an, Of The office OF the clerk Of the said cour
fas auxiliary to the original writ IN SAID SUIT
ior the ann or one hundred and elghty-sn'
dollars and nineiy-eight ccLts which sa'e
writ was returned at the F. bruary term
said court, 1914. bv tho sheriff ct said county
levied on 90 by 60 feet Of lot No. So, IN To-
ci,v Of Burlington, in said county, bounde'
a. follows: commencing at tho N. +. cor"e
of saia lot. running thence west along IN
.,rs.t 60 feet. thence south 20 fes', theme
..., GO feet. III . nee north 90 feet to the plac
Of beginning. Now unless ne SAID deisn
dent shall appear and plead IN sa.d s"it ce
| fore the next term Of said court. Judgmen
will be entered, and the prop' ny 90 attacne
will be sold to satisfy the same aud he Gus.
of suit. Dated this iSsh dav OF March. 4. =
l844. JOHN >. DuNLAf, Gers
| NJ. D. BRowNIxe, PIffs. AIRY.
| March %, l841-9w
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-23
Esfray Steers.

TNAKEN UP by Ls"iel CalA,n living in Ben
u ton Township, Dies Moincs County 4 r.,
one 10 a dark orindIe steer with a white face aud
whit. on he belly gu opposed to he i've ors years
old next Spring. appraised al Si0 .4iso a dark
brsndle steer With a large white soot ia the fore
he ad and some wi lite on the b. lis supposed 10 b,
Years old last Spring appraised al $40. Also a
One bright red OK with white back and white on
lis belly. with cast he fastened th AZ old col.
lar l'ieced with rather string. appr..s. d a,
$ti 80: each by Glib, ri Stiupson aud ,sar ru. d
Gef,re William Parker Esq. A true copy.
March Z -3t p. DUNLAP Cl
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-23

We are authorized b announce HENRY
MOORE q candidate for the Office Of Justice
Of The Peace, for Burlington Township, Il the
ensuing April election.
Awe authorized To announce MILLICAN
CLARK as candidate for Constable.
Mr.. EDrroR--Please announce the name Of
S. w. ". COSTIN, q ascandidate for constable
at the next township election.
VOTER.
Mr.. Clarke:-Please announce the name of C..
G. PELTON, as a candidate for the Office Of
Township Assessor, At the ensuing April election.
He being in every respect qualified 10 perform
the duties Of the same If elected.
March, 9Th 1914. A VOTER
nWe are authorized to announce SILAS
FERRY as candidate for Constable at the en-
suing April election.
We are authorised to announce OLIVER
COCK, ESQ.,, as candidate for reelection Of
Justice of the Peace At the ensuing April cleo
ton.
We are authorized 10 announce the
name Of WILLIAM HARRIS as i candi-
date for the office or CONSTABLE for Bur
lington Township, at the ensuing cleo
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-23
sAerfm,s SAFE.

ny ~rsus of specisl~r;t ~ .key;f heksy
- isas-d On decree o( fer~clasave ~ Z
msy'Eas-S on tbs Chsnc~rs side ef The nas.
tsicf Coars q The CcuGsv ~ Dee Mcises, L r..
will eril - pnh'fr nhstion, 70 thu hleh~ss
bidder ''sdG.saf saaafsn ~ spprs;wwsrses q
my .Hscc DOOR In thr Cry VI BurIiRyf0ssss
said C"un,y. On The eth Of March, A. u. lSsl
the foiis~'ing described property, to wits-
al ihe f"iIc~ing named csn ~ LIT No. iii
hundred and sw.say fur (Se4) IN the City u
burlington. in said county of d, . n siass, and
bounded - tOlicws; hseihnise q the North
West corner Of eeid Lot, and r1nuias theace
With tho north boundss theresf, cae ksadrsd
aud seventeen feet % the sifes. tlfrHee south
along the sllcy sixty feet. thence wsssssly By
= Inc parallel With the Arss lire u point
SIXTY (e6) icet, south ~ he beginning "a the
west nns VI said LIT. sad shcnce witA the
west boundary Of said lot to the place of bssis.
ing. said sale being upon decree fsf the
torccIcsure 2. mortgage in favor Of 0ssphsa
Che.sm ~ George John Kephs,t. Hsts 70
taks place 81 10 O'Clock A. NJ. 0f said day.
.5fEs a. JOHN n. M'KENNY, yheriG
Of Des MOiees county, l. r.
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