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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-16
Cotton Trade.

The steamer Caledonia" which sailed from Boston
very strong mark here produced mainly by the unia
vorable appearance OF the coming crop. The large adj
noted for that packet has been followed as usual
by comparative pause in busness-for the first three
days following there fair business doing but no
anxiety was shown to purchase In consequence oil ne
excessive heat OF the weather here and the firm position
taken by holders The leersper Britannia from IL
verpool to 18th ult received on the mernng OF the
4h her accounts not OF the satisfactory cha
racter looked for by operators generally holders at
Liverpool appeared disposed to supply the market freely
warm weather here also appeared TO have relaxing
effect upon this market, buyers did not show them
of the very low bids made nearly equal to
all the advance noted by the previous packet the opera
tions have been SMALL on the other hand holders APP
psared equally Indifferent about bringing forward their
suppesbut the tone the market has been lost TO that
degree that sales of large parcels can only be effected
by submitting to a decline of nearly half cent-the
stiles made far however do not exhibit greater de-
cline than quarter of O cent and have been made
chiefly to supply the immediate wants OF our own SPIN
ners and our quotations conform thereto
The cotton year closing on the first OF this montht
appears that the crop OF lSao46 ndca by the
receipts the shipping ports amounts to SAG bales
in comparison with 23oi 500 bales of the crop lS4ia5
being difference of $40 974 bales; the amount of the
crop of the state OF Texas, 2700s bales being added
this esrmakes the crop of the United States now D.,
100 537 bales This crop generally estimated at
Of the healthy state OF the plant during the whole
ing late frostand the picking season, being
the longest and most favorable record-and in fact
only February last that the estimates at New Or
leans and Mobile OF the best informed persons were re-
duced to 600 bales the receipts at those ports fall
ing far short of the nominal growth The quantity ia
ken for home this last stands at 400 9 bales
against $780, COG last year and 3467 the year before
OF the present crop. the quantity received at the ship
ping ports about 300 bales against 700 bales last
In all remarks during the growing season. we have
fered to the backward state Of the plant and to the
cessve and unpropious weather and attery to the
estimated injury by the army I'm, and the boil worm;
of the latter the complaints have ceased to large
tent; but in consequence of the first the picking pro-
ceeds slowly, and it evident that the growing
crop will under any circumstances, and even frost
should not appear till November, be under an average
The receipts of this staple at this port since the LIST
nt have been 600 bales exports 0oo taken by spin
ners o,O00 taken speculation 1905 stock in city,
35,000 amount sale 5000 bales.
The current quotations at the close Of the market
"a.
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Brown, ESQ, received III. nomination Sys majority of

Brown Esq rseslvsd the nomination bya majority OF
two.
The Natives concluded their nominations for the ooun-
ty Yesterday rs follows: State Senator II. A salter
Assembly Franklin L. Jones, Benz. Moran. s. w Stock
ton D. @. Walton, Alex c. Rankin, Geo Tyson, Chss
d Freeman and Samuel c. wistts. Their candidate
for Congress in the Third District is wm Hongshead
and in the Fourth District, John s Littel.
Col Page gave magnificent entertainment last even
ming to the corps Of State Fencibes under his command
wetting" ofhis Office Collector of the Port
large number of his nnumerabe friends were present
by invitation
The business of the Criminal Court commenced yeser-
day. but but petty have yet been brought
up for trial
The Messrs Horsmann displayed yesterday in front of
their establishment two hsgs intended to supunt the
Cspito OF Virginia during the of the Legislature
at Richmond One IS tnriy.sn ieet long and twenty
wide having the arms OF the state in white bunting cir
Gle in the centre seventeen feet in diameter. The other
Is in the same style, but smaller
Recorder faux has succeeded in ferTetug out lot OF
counterfeit coin purporting TO he $1,000 in value from
where had been secTeted by rogue beneath the
surface of the ground near the Permanent Bridge
the Schuy kill.
There crowd at the Walnut street last evening
welcome the Keans notwithstanding the heat OF the
weather They appear to night in 4" Much Ado About
Nothing" and in the Hunchback," tomorrow
rreparstons are making at the Arch by Mr. Burton to
bnng out " Richard the Third " in gorgeous style.
MIR. Wise, the Eronant intends making balloon as.
censon tomorrow afternoon from Mr. Harmers garden
At Camden The sight will doubtless attract null
uude, including all the rowdies about town who on
such occasions invariably become outside spectators
and while they are very loud in the expression OF their
dissatisfaction when any thing the success of the
ascension do not contribute towerds expenses
Sales OF stocks at PhiiadeIphia.
SEPT l3,FRsr BoARcT3 Ksnsiagton Bank, IS; Mss-
Treasury Notes s 1000 Bond. s. int iV'J jan and
Arrrn s.LKs-5O Reading RR, slH.
sTCoNp BoAHp-No sales.
ATLsH sAlk'-lOs vieksbsrE Bank. sA; loos .. Loan
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Hvs tas rsss.pts Ia Both are Fathss ssSsf Aaa WHEN
last nstlcsd snd ssg essI there 10 more assR -,
Rios -DusIaR the week ths dsaaai es"hn"sd 'sit
but sold that asre OF 4s any degree OF
activity existing The sales amount TO about 900 uerces
AT IS o2y, 50 i5Js parcel of prime sold at 81 1874
cash Holders at these prices are hrm from tho TACT that
the stock is small
sgrps-Thers is but little or nothing doing in the
various sale Of prime old closed att cents
for export il all we have 10 notice
SuaARs-The market throughout is active a good
demand from the trade exists. Muscovadoes are y 10
of cent per ID. higher with stock reduced to less
than $500 hhds, which, believe lower than for
many years past at this period OF the season The sales
are 1850 hhds New Orleans, at 6k to ~ cents 500
Cuba. ga to ~ $50 Porto Rico, TO sa so St Croix,
to 81 and $50 boxes Havana part at 50 for low white,
and ~ to IN months, for brown.
TALLow.-Thsre is now a fair supply in the market,
with sales to extent in prime ut ia to TX cents
WHALEBoSE-We notice but one sale in n. w. Coast
since last at 80 cents cash We hear OF nothing in
South Sea, and may be quoted as beiore-3iA
WISEsC ontinue in fair request and further sales OF
IS Or casks and dry Malaga have been made at Is
hf do red, 32h 100 Muscat, 81 l2s, mos $50
Or casks Madeira, 100 do Sicily Madeira on terms
not TRANSFERRED By auction. l22 casks Lisbon Madeira
sold at 40 to 81 cents 10 Lisbon sherry, AZ to Is rs
Lisbon port. IS TO al 10 z. Madeira. 99 to l03 l29
port ~ TO SIN los pure juice 65 to 100 and mos
and 3 bskts Thorn champagne, quarts and pnts ~ to
50 37h, mos.
RsAL Estate AT AucTioN.-The two story frame
hou.e 3Oh street. and lot 20 ct by 9s feet inches
distant 375 feet east OF Sh 1900 The lot OF
the dimensions 3st street. adjoining in the rear
of the above with small lot adjoining, sst street.
ST. 100 The three lots north side OF 29th street. be-
tween 7th and sth avenues each S775 81 326 The lot
south side of Goth street. between 9th and It'll avenues
rs feet in front by So feet inches and ss feet inches
in length, $20.
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Cleared.


4: S;:,: M;Sssa' S hsT
RSsss k;;sSsx
kas:ss5y Paiiea S %.liofd BIsn s sansS
Cndsre., CIowsii, Rieh%oaa; hope Rsiard' Richmond
Shops Jas Long Jones' Providence Excel. VAIL Provi.
Moqd.y-ship Sutton, Galloway Charleston, Geo SUIT
Ro.: sssaasS spsuesa Noble 'tfr a niSn.2 Cor
seRr Commodore. Bsd.ii. NoIfo ''o'ss' o'''m'n Co.
Arrived.
Packet ship GsTiek Trssk Liverpool August 18Th with
Packet ship Iowa. Lines ayre, Aug ilth with md.e,
Ken h.!. & & JOHN All @ . passed brig
shir Elisha Dsnson, ssely from Antwe'p with mdse to
ROO Tor Aatwerp Sid in company with bark oief wyef
Ship Gondoa, Rsnns Glasgow. Aug Nh with dse. to
h Bat Jane williams. Furb. from St Use. Aug ,th with
salt @ Collin. Co: Len Am vessel. Sept ish,
LAT % lion II 80 s,ssnSS:a a., ;Ea:: with Liverpool pack
bs S,af Hogan sss Sa eoi b,adssId day.
spoke .Sp Charles Carroll days from New orlssa:
Prus. brig Dido Dorman IL days from Baltimore, with
iIS !, % g ss
spoke Rowl.aa 81 days from Palermo foE hSJt short
IL IL. ss Ssss south Cape: Of the
Delaware. Split the mainss fore topss stove buwark''
g!x u.bsh L.,. days from Turk'' lLAnd with salt
to h Wheeler.
B brig Dove, Egsn. i2 days from PictOu with COAL to
Tru inlet. , passengers.
Schr Pacific (of Wa ron. Ri) Rousmanise Is day. from
Mayaguel fR with sugar and mola.ss TO Cpbsri Fin
Icy LIST INST, the sits of FLORIDA. spoke brig Sea- La.
Philadsl phia-(ses MISC sllane ous.)
B .ehr John Wesley Kenney Is ds from Ragged lslaud
BIZ so Mary Elizabeth snoyep Is days from Petou, Ns,
with grind stones To u McEvsrs.
Sch Curlew sIa days from Lubsc, with plaster, to
Smith Boynton.
sehr Mary Ann, Gardiner days from Calais, with lah,
to Smith * Boynton.
Sehr Prince, Beaston, 10 days from Wilmington. NC.
with naval stores, to master.
Below.
Bark Due d'Orleans Robinson, from Havre
Brig Roland. from Palermo.
Italian brig Govona Maria, CT days from Hamburg. w
Wesser.
Narseilles from Turks Island with salt, Nssmith
x Walsh.
Also, ship; 2 banks; 2brgs-unknown.
Sailed.
Ships Sutton, for Chsrleson; Colombo for City Point;
baIks Mary Norris for Glasgow; Peter Demii for Sayan-
nah; briggs Exact for Savannah Meamora for St Marks
Morsa, for Apalachicola
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MI ss S. sas Ss ss ssSs:
N.Y. ~ 's s:ss isS w ss: ':
BUNK; osS. sss' '-AI
Luce N,s,peks Ga ,hy TOBACCO Plant Allen Paese
Minerva, Brownell, Nanssmoud,
R,s s.oa S,s Gha H:sr{ Ss1p s
tueket Ashland Thurow Boston, Repsater Jervs Nyork
Bo.on Iaeaiiu. Lsiia bish,oa; s.ltsn.s TibS.n. do
! silman Boss Albany; Cd, brigs I Orisps. Welsh
shop do Palm Eidrldge do; Canton do Montague
Hazlstne do; schr. Statesman Wsss do; Leaning Town
send SS.y anp o h9
man do; Williams, Toinlin do Horton Corson, do
sGSP r.ti SoSp:r h,
ems, do Gdd Fellow Wsoa, do ke.a9nss Hood do; p,
ireon Hayes, Albany; John Oliver. WSod Trey.
.chr. Bird Haues Port Plates New York. Sleeper Tho
mastsnl VT. m, An
Pictou Margaret Elizabeth (Br) MDeuSa ao sehr Eliza
Lxwton, Collins, Nansemond. via YORK lame Sp, brig
Hss: N ssh s sf h.:ns %Sa
PORTLAND. Sept ll-An schr wyoming, Wiuard, rhiia
delphia; ~ brig Abbathula Willard, Phad'lphia; 'chr
rtonr WALrHALL, Sept io-Arr. sehr Brilliant. Nf'rh
RcaMosp. Sep. is--sld ,ehr. Edgar h.ins. Cramn.r
sAvAsssM, Sept ii-Xr ship Hartford, T.anemsn, New
Sr.wforS' N Yo.t. SD sh. brss Eussi Macy. YoIL;
Liverpool; Hartford Eresms di,hg: briEs Usage. Hall.
PIoy,dsnee Mo.sla Hall wig; Lancaster soy NV
WALKER di.hg; Cotton Plant. BoIs. do; Br Herald Sims.
ss En-. siG :.s A s NJ DID, e.?
bsma smsl!ey New YORK; Wood and Forest iron
WiIMissToS' Sept 2-Cld brig Charles Dow, Richard
sen, Jamaica; schr Jonas Smith, Browneli, York
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wssh 10 Ys6 owlss 10 the alnlslAed stock saA Light
rsosip the maks, elsssd arm q ~ fss prime sstiss,
Al aailimors 18th ins-Thsrs wsre salss Of par
ees OF Howard street Flour the sxte Of 800 bbs u
Sd l2i and $50 bbs. sold at the see price. Hold
srs are rm at this rate and asknG higher The
price for cars fixed Small salss Of susqus
hannah Flour at 81 l21s for parcels fFesh ground
sale Of 500 bbs City Mills Flour was made at - l21s
To-day holders very generally ask 81 a. though small
sale was made at 81 1874 The demand is pretty fair
There il very little Wheat Offering Small sales OF
good to prime reds made at 50aS8 conts and Of COM
mon TO good at 70ss0 cents No family four Wheat at
market Sales of Corn at % cts for white and SO
cts for yellow sale ofPsnnsyvsns ysllow to-day at IS
cents.
At Richmond, 18th inst. old S. new held at 371 TO
So No demand for either The Britannias advcss ad-
vanced prices IS per cent the barrel in New YORK,
and caused much activity in the marked here There has
been shipping demand whatever. Corn-521s a55c.-a
better feeling prevails in the market Wheat6o to looc
according to quality.
At Albany Sept L. Flour still remains firm at SAY for
the ordinary brands and 81 Sc for ex article Mich
gan and Ohio, 81 "A for good brands Sales not very
heavy 5000 bushels western wheat sold for 92c. &C.
nsss.s is held at 96a9sc. Rye 70a7lhc.
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Passengers Arrived .

LIvERrooL-Packet ship Garrck-Dr Trevor, Ohio; Nc.
Hugh McLaughiin-33o IN steerage
HAvRE-Packet ship Iows-Hsary Laight, Mr.. Laigh,,
Mr: cha. Roaes no'P a.ter Wm Rsose
York; Mrs Anna Tousssrd Mrs Louisa G,und child
Bache Washngon Col Jas Bulloch, Miss Susan Eli
otte Miss Georgia Ellioue, Roswell Ga; Louis Thomas,
Orleans Theodore Hartrich, Mrs Hartrch st Marys ILL.,
Mrs Francois Chabs Miss Maria Chsbe, CHARLES scheffeI
stein, France; Rev Maxmillien, Rev w Bonat Rev l.
Edmund Germany-l80 in steersgs.
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Foreign Markets.

HAVANA, Sept Ave sold parcel of rice Tower
ct 10 r and other parcels of better quality sold
peror quality, at Business is very dull, and We
shall have little animation for the next two months Some
sales Of mOlasses have been made within a week pas
at the price of the cask and this may be considered the
current rate Bills on Boston and New York Il q u.
prem; London 0per cent prem.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-16

sErr. l4-BsoKsRs' Boasp-s shares Fitehbu,s Rail.
road my; sdo Western Railroad. S9S; % do Reading
Railroad 90 d. s25 - do Norwich and Worcester Rail-
road d. a7 Is do do os; $50 do last Boston Co.
hA l4A, Is do do, I'd. IS.
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The Carrollton Miss) Democrat says the cotton crop
In that vicinity elsewhere has been greatly injured
by heavy rains and the An animal hitherto
unknown, we believe, enemy to the cotton plant
is also said to have joined in the work Of destruction
The Bangor Wig says that the potato crop in somer
set county promises fine yield, and of good quality.
We learn that the potato crop in Washington county
particularly in the eastern part where the potato disease
made such ravages last year, also promises plentiful
crop of good quality the present season. farmer at
Eastport who lost nearly thousand bushels Of white
blues last year informs US that his present crop looks
sound Potatoes brought into market this year look
and taste like potatos-msaly and good.
The Pickens county (Ala) Republican of the 2sth ut
says The papers from all parts of the Gotten growing
region give deplorable of the ravages of the
and injuries from the late rains Planters in this
section not exempt from that distressing visitation.
The stalk has seldom been luxuriant but the long
continued wet weather has the crop short at least
oneha and the threatens the destruction Of the
remainder.
A letter received in Charleston dated at
BEAUFORT, Sept 9, says Every cotton field in st.
Helena Parish has already been devoured by cater
par-cvery leaf and nearly all the tender pods have
been destroyed. Those planters whose crops
ly, may make onethird OF a full crop; those who are
backward will not make eighth-and there will be
little for mistake; for the month of September will
suffice for the gstherng-as the pods which too
hard to be eaten exposed they are the sun,
will open all 1t aid be picked in So great de-
sruction from the same cause, has been known
beforehand II it general, we believe it to be, the
deficit for the coming year must be serious indeed"
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THE NEW YORK HERALD.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT PR0pRIe TOR.
Circulation Forty Thousand.

DAILY HERALD-Evry day, Pnce cents peY eopy--s7
q per annum--Isyable II advance.
WEEKLY HEkALD-tveTy Ssturday--rrco CIV cents
per copy--S3 IN cents per annumprysble in advance
HERALD FOR EUROPk-Ercry Steam Packet dav
Price 6A cents copyt3 90 per snnum payable in adj
vance.
ADVERTISEMENTS at the usual priees-aIwsyr cssi
a advance.
PRINTING Of all kinds executed with beauty and DEF
patch.
Al letters communications, by mail addressed TO n
eabshment, must be post paid, the postage will be d.
Quoted from the subscription money RENTED
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
Proprietor Of the
NEW HoRK HERALp EsrAsLIspMrrr,
NORTH West cora rof ruItoa and Nassau aussu.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-16
Tobacco Trade

Operations have not fully oommenced the market il
still quite inactive small sales daily making but
pearance oil things. The sales $50 hhds Kentucky
at to cents 20 cases Connecticut, to Isl 81 bales
Cuba, and 90 do Havana. terms we did not learn.
AT Richmond nth. inspections very lght--no change
to notice in the article for the past week We quote ugs
at from 81 to 81 So common leaf 81 10 to 81 middng,
So to 81 good and fine shipping, $4to So extra
featuring, Sc to 50.
At New Orleans, the 5th instant, the inactivity
during the early part of the week. which noticed in
last semiannual review has been succeeded by
tnued Sagnation The transactions Of the three days
up only SO hhds, of which IL Refused sold We'd
nssday at N to AZ on Thurday at AZ for Refused
and to o for Admitted and l6 yesterday, . Of which
were Refused at an, and Admitted at 81 cents The
iegate of the weeks business is barely 100 hhds
The market closed heavy and but with little inquiry We
repeat previous Quotations. which, however be
regarded nearly nominal :Insrior, ~ 81 Common,
"a a>s; Far,2& az; Fine, a. a 4A Choice, 5& a
q; Cigar leaf, Mason CO. AZ lOk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-09-16

FLAvORING EXTRACTS.
fresh supply # highly eoresnsrtsd French EIrses
LEMON BITTER ALMOND, and several others. for
havorng Ice Creams, Bancmanse, Cusards ETC.. sndrs
JOHNSON, MOORE STAYLoR.
ais lmsm Importers, &c 81 Maiden lane ~ "
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SHIP BLACKSMITH

STEPHEN RIO IT'S,
CORNER OF MONTGOMERY AND SOUTH SITS,
~ linear the Tobacco Inspection is prepared do the
IRON WORK OF VESSELS with the greatest facility,
and ON the most reasonable terms.
Orders any of the for doing the top
work Of vessels, will be punctunlly attended to-
Letters addressed above will receive prompt attention.
su4n1 rnR
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-02-21
Trustees Sale.

VNIEREAS Rufus Spalding Of Pla,tevile,
w Grant county, Wisconsin Territory, by u
certain deed OF trust bearing date the 9Th day Of
November, lst5, and recorded in the Registers
Office of said county, in book B of Mortgages, page
1886 and 1877, said day and year granted, bargain-
ed, sold aud absolutely conveyed 10 Nathaniel w.
Kendall of said county. ;he following described
personal property, to-wii: one grey mare, l one
horse bugg, and harness, in trust 10 secure the
payment Of two certain sums of monsy, sgreeaby
TO two certain notes executed by the said Rufus
Spadng and one George w. Henry, bearing date
Eth day of November. 1915, payable two months
afier date, and default of such payment having
been made by the said Spaldirs and benry-
now hereby give notice that on Tuesday the 24th
day of February A. D., 1916, at the courthouse
in Lancaster, in said county, between the hours of
8 O'Clock A. M. and O'Clock p. NJ, by virtue of
the powers in said deed Of trust granted, will
sell the above descfibed personal property 10 the
highest and best bidder for ready money, for the
purpose of paying the said notes so secased, by
said deed of trust, aud all expenses attending or
arising from said sale.
NATHANIEL w. KENDALL,
Trustee.
Feb 9,h, 1916. 49-2t.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-02-21

and knife, came to town last Satur-
day, coolly and deliberately broke open
the jill door, knocked off the chains of
the prisoner. and with rope around his
neck. compelled him to run alongside
their horses to the scene of the murder
"a distance Of abou, 90 miles.
They then formed court, called a
jury, went through trial, and found
the murderer guilty. He was to be
burned! The next day Sunday they
chained him to a tree, had the wood
around him so as to roast him by de
grecs, and had kindled the fire. But
this was too terrible death for the
spectators TO witness even on that
bloody fend. The cry arose to hang
him; and he too joined the cry. They
did hang him on the gate post-they
hung him covered with the same bloody
shirt in which he committed the awful
deed"
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-02-21
Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under-
IN signed, Public Administrator in and for
Grant county, Wisconsin Territory, has this day
been appointed admihistrator Of all and Singular,
the goods. chaiiels, rights, credits and effects Of
Madison J. Mckay, late Of said county, deceased;
ali persons having any just claims agains, said es-
tate can present them TO the undersigned FOR set
dement,; and each and every person indebted 10
said estate. ia requested 10 make immediate pay
ment.
GEORGE w. LAKIN,
Administrator Of the estate Of Madison J. Nc
KAY, deceased.
Feb 9, 1916. 49-4i.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-02-21
Notice.

YENHE co-pa rtnership heretofore existing be-
tween Scion NJ. Langworthy g. Edward
Langworthy is his day dissolved; S. nj. Lang
worthy having purchased the entire interest of E.
Langworthy in all the goods, rights and credits Of
said E. Langworhy. All persons indebted TO said
firm are expected to call Immediately and pay their
notes and accounts to s. M. Langworthy, who
alone is authorized to receive the same-and To
pay all debts due by said firm. The notes and
accounts of said firm will be sued unless imme-
date payment is made.
S. NJ. LANGWORTHY,
EDWARD LANGWORTHY.
Potosi, Feb l3, 1876. n49G
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-02-21
Sheriff s Sale.

10y virture Of an alias f. ia. writ issued out OF
Id the Office of the clerk of the District Court
Of the United States in and for the county OF
Grant, w. Terry, at the suit OF Andrew roe,
plaintiff against the goods aud chattels, lands ana
tenements of Robert II. Hallowell, defendant, di-
rected to tho Sheriff Of said county, and TO me
delivered, have this day levied upon all the es-
tate, right, tile interest or claim which the sad
Robert Haowell had on the 9th day of August
lS45, or at any time thereafter Of in and to the
following described property, to-wit: Lot number
fifty, so, the undivided one half part of lot num-
bered 6fty-two. 50, and the undivided one half
part OF lot numbered ffyfour, 81, all in tho town
of Potos, and that particular portion Of said town
formerly called Van Buien, in the county OF
Grant, Aforesaid: and all Of which said property
o, so much thereof as shall be sufficient TO satisfy
said writ and costs, will sell at public vendne TO
the highest bidder, for cash at the outward door OF
the courthouse in the town of Lancaster, in said
county, ON the 18th day of March, lo46, between
the hours of nine O'Clock A. M. and four O'Clock
M, of that day.
NJ W. KENDALL, Sheriff, G. c.
Dated Sheriff's Office, Lancaster, January 81 f,
1916.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1846-02-21
Sept 81, 1874

THE PlLES.-To those suffering with tina,
distressing complaint, the piles, we would rec
commend that old and well established remedy,
Hays Lniment, which is known to cure ninety
nine cuses out ofevery hundred, where il is used.
We know many persons who had suffered with the
piles for many years efectually cured by the use
single bottle. Many persons have been imposed
upoh by counterfeit article all, therefore, who
wish toget nd ofthis troublesome complaint, should
procure Hays Liniment only at Bicknells, Po,os