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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-12-10
SALE OF LANDS


NOTICE is hereby given that a.
~ dersigned will, on the second n ~ IN
day OF December next, commence seII;nn
at the Court House door in the tow ng
Shullsburgh, La Fayette county w e Of
all and singular the lands and ,owr L. -
in said county on which the take, dna ' Us
the year Is47 are not paid on or hss. .Ol
the said second Monday of Decen.h U'e
iS47, and that such sale will he CO.
ued from day to day, between the hon. -.
nine o'clock In the forenoon, and az
o'clock in the afternoon of each a,u ouf
Ill all the said lands and town lots are I ns
cred for sale. -. 0i'
EDWARD d. ROCHE.
.s.rr Collector l.. F. Co, " n
Shnllsburgh. Nov. Is, 1917.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-12-10

-.@.TT CoIIector L. F. Co, " r
Shulisburgh. Nov. Is, 1877.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-12-10

-fAIStCl III N<ild
Mineral Point, November 18th. Is15
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-12-10
Notice
To Miners and Shelters.

a LII persons are hereby notified not
"a to trespass, mine or dig upon the
following Lands without permission from
the owner or agent:
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1847-12-10
GOODS
AT GREATL Y REDUCED PRICES

~ BEECH & CO, are selling their present
~ stock OF Goods much below former prices
and as cheap, II not cheaper, than any store In the
and SEQ.
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,iou ot He conquered provinces, and rom that moment
ieAeo MI have lost hrcyer The iaus PORTION oil her
cnWre.
TIC frrcss Of rerolc is situated in wide plain and
Is admltaIy adapted ul lis oil pet lie Lunuoot s.
however now long since made classic. YOU will look for
III vain oIhiuay ceseuatts have teen outrageous
y Slandtred by the inag native. \ portion OF flank.
III HE ditch is eover,d with impressions of muskol balls
1t - The spot Where uiuns tooh place The work
Is ~antitnly constructed aud at immense expense but
not capable VI Msanng on anus huuls IL was here
That Rodgers, II he Navy WAS euul ed aud bet re l,av-
ig, he gay, eittr 10 Tie M.hcan Suticr IN the Fort,
expressive ol his gatiiuoc fer kn,uoss received whch
i,ll,r Las sttund to tie Suer his situation. BY the
way. II Is strange fact. that at Vera Cruz where sovc-
ral Mexican Naval ,fieers captut,d. no ,fun
made 10 exchange iur Rodgers II our General forgot
H. he had 'htr matters 10 distract his tho, phts but the
commodore (Pery) oahnot liz Ncused for such over
sight.
Mexican officer. speaking good English and Of much
intelligence. in here u Gen. orh few evenings
SINCE stating that he tired OF his wished to
be sent 10 tic United States lie said he belonged
tanal2a cavalry, Which then between and fuc-
ha; thai he lady paid bad, fed aud kept constant
" on dniy thar had conquered the Amy but that the
maSs 81 The Ieoplt would against NJ doubt the
mad nlefsui the country will Try Ia raise the People
sehut the later VIII tire Of thai gamcittn do
menco II. We viii surely crush them aud make them
feel What they have vet felt the real weight and
misents Of Nar-besld,s holding ,hcir country by
aimed cultlyatols Of the soil. dlng it forever
w hen we move upon the capital. We must expect
communication with NeIa ttu2 will lie interrupted.
cut I'll Instantly therefore lie not suprzcd at not hear
ing irom me regularly. The ten regiments now rails
my sent tcJaapa would hes rvicahle in keeping ope
the Inc and light he there instructed and organ zcd
with great advantage 10 hons Ives One thg c.ralu,
our base aud line Of operations the onl, suitable
IN all The country aud pains expense should be
spared In maintaining them Other armics ON the iIou
tiers OF The distant Provinces may ght battles glorious
to cur arms hut tins is The amy for substantial results.
Not step II takes, Tut is lnk,d with some important
cons qnence. ioIe an increase 10 this army will be
despatched without delay, Il at may be enabled not
only 10 conquer hut 10 make coed couqu, ss and
i1ice The enemy 10 propose peace.
Lave written much more than intended or than m,
health justified therefore with sentiments oi regard bid
you good night.
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'ahs' Is hesfd singing aazrs in an ar If such Cy-
4ashe sylvan w,ldness and me,dy ta the cows s,lhs
anu Lefhyfs e'ine To the prrtn sssrls aud ofanga
groves In the suburbs dance 10 lis music Tho anc.en
Aaquiliec rses IN tie nutth the Cefe de r,e In the
west and there above all, in all the ead serenity ut a
winter morn, maJosicaly teYoS the snowy Orzata
Along On the other Size Of the m, untars hne patches
are Not, Where The descendants OF ancient lniaus uui-
1T aud reserved, II o lniol pe,t far iih r s.
AMI apparently different ,nes and ntcr sis from the
people anluug whom they I've sill cultivate the snl
very much as The, did IN the DAYS 1, Mont, zu ma On
the main street is Church. Nii pecular, h,avy Tut
foss's, which. from Inscription In Gothic oharaci,
over Of lis dguIs ltarns WAS built in 1870 hen
Charles Em efor ui German, aud PhIlip II king
Of Spain. Mat crowd If associations 10 one 81 an
antiquarian turn did this pile call Up Fancy drew he,
wand aud waved forth ir, the SHADES If 90 lygone
years. the and events that had muy.d and trans
PR among these bright aud ary scenes the scattered
flowers rum the rumanoe Of history AMI blended her own
charms with I'm Sc If ma urc m ir, IN the surrounding
hills and woods The deeds Of the past seemed 10 s,s
down upon the menory like stratus of disan, upon
the
Here. upon this stsoa some ten centuries AGO the idle
aboriginal seeing hat some Grains # maize which had
been accidentally scattered around hs hut ouk not and
grew conceived the curious enterprise Of continuing the
crop; and thus, unawares made two hasy strides 10
wards CT, zaiion Fer the turk v Observing his suoIio
tact in getting curn took up lis ab,de with him and
dere il more difficult ID HIM stroll Then. Ac, IT.
without shift Of scene c, mes IN The imperlous Azoc
aud smiles the 20, aboriginal till TIE edge Of his sword
is bluued-oo dull for SELF defence and in iuu he falls
an easy prey 10 the naughty Spaniard. The Spat-
lard enters Act ILL., scene uucal o, swearing thai the
de he Yields is SET On edne by God himself but IN the
blows that he deals his toledo Is broken all 10 riet,s
not a fragment left large enough for pruning hook.
Act " scene sill the same " lat monkey tricks then
plays of the h, brd Mexican running in magic ring
at er his own tall aser and faster adder and maddcr,
ILL., Act Y and last Uncle sam ent, rs with his broad
axe n, ON his shoulder and as the ,htct al which he
aims is snail he burles his keen steel up TO the helve
IN the stony ground the edge l,c, mes t,nied beyond
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LETTER FROM MIR. GOGGIN

The following letter from Mr.. G ggin, to the Editors
Of the Times and Coupler, gives the qet,s To The re-
port of his having charged corruption upon the citizens Of
Madison, in conducting the late election
Liberty, May Is, 1917.
To the Editors Of The Times:
Gentlemen seein the Republican Of Lynchburg.
this morning. letter COPIED from the Times < Com
piler.) from Thomas n. eIch Esq. Of Madison, in
which he says that charges Of corruption have been ade
against the citizens Of that county for the manner in which
they conducted the late l,cion and ref, rrng to my
name connected with these charges | have only to
say that il is The first moment that ever heard such
charge made, nasmuch did not see the paper con-
tanning the article alluded 10. Solar from charging the
people Of Madison with corruption or with purpose It.
nc. corrupily, have, my friends know, uniiorml,
borne testimony everywhere 10 their kindness and good
feeling toward me on all occasions
supp,se the correspondent of your paper alluded a
remark Of mine that ha heard number of votes were
plled in that county, upon construction Of he lac which
did not prevail in other conntcs Was present
a. the election in that county, and efeoH made no
charge OF any kind. but simply referred the facts,
reported that had heon IolIed under wrong
stucton of the election law as sill think, which slo il
have been excluded. This remark howcvpI, would
apply just we'll TO other counties of the district, for
have doubt the same construction prevailed in some
of the Wing counties, did in the county Of Madison.
am well aware that neither the people Of that any
other county III the district exempt from the liability
10 to the u giving effect 10 the election
laws which, To the least Of them. very sbstrse,
and, in cases. positively contradictory, their very
face.
ln haste. am respectfully Sc
w. l.. GOGGIN.
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correspondence Kthe yIrginicn.
w. l.. GOGGIN
JALApA, Mexico, !
Nav 3th lS47.


Conceive the asonshment of Rip Van Wmkc;-or Of
one Of the seven Seeprrs, when they offered in payment
Tor breakfast coin that together 18th the sovereign who
issued had been uncurreni, forgotten # several hun DIRE
YEARS; conceive the Kings and tlu,eus, Spaln dancing
ajig to ''old Dan Tucker )" conceive, fine,
thing one hundred times extraordinary and aston
shng than any thing within the usual scope Of human
fancy and then you may form idea OF me bewder
menlhe perfect paray Of wonder that showed usclt
among the Jalapenos, columns the morning. Of
INh ult, with coors all spread marched through their
streets tn the tune Of Yankee Doodle. he printer OF
'lHE ZEMFoALTEcA," who had pursued the even ten
OF VI ms stupidity for more years than Rip an Wrinkle
ever slept, never printing numerous anecdoie or any
hing else hut suoquont military trash in his life, and
who on the 18TH behind the anced security q an army
u i3O MeNlcans and thirty five Generals had abused
us IN paragraphs OF the ponderOus sioliduy
on the 18TH saw the ''Iandals of The North enter his
fHice, and, without regard 10 him. set to work at his
types for The AMERICAN STAR, as if that had been
The only paper ever issued t III his press Was ever
any thing more unaccouniably astounding than this :
Was the army, the immense dignity. the "decoro" Of
the great Mexican enhlc and It's editors 10 be whiTl,d
out OF place. out IT existence, as if by whIlwnd, i'll a
MON mt! !! ethe uated gorios OF hundred
revolutions to be blown out at breath like penny
per w! Let lncxpressble establishment he speeches.
dumh--let not even echo open her lips the aem
10 answer these questions; for they are, and always mus
be- To the Mexcas incomwchcnsblc the mysteries
Ut the ''foly Roman Catholic CHURCH. They never
understand the one until they DO the ether.
The Jalapenos claim to be screney POLISHED and re-
nned; and cur presence among them gates upon heir Gc
cate sensblltles like wuollen upon the tongue.
IS stubborn, puranca fact that bng snio der span
an preudlces as irreverenty bull INTO China shop
one cannot Therefore expect 10 find ihm in mn il Of
n"mor to receive the best Of us into the SOFT gent,
osm Of their society, and il is hence not easy 10 loarT
'e"ha' extent their refinement ay really be carred bu
as one walks the street he uust, the Whole lie Tah'
'a'oraby pre- possessed with it.
Jaapa contains, we should say, 5000 inhabitants. !
sonlt Of sione in the usual Spanish lyle Of sumpuous
", and, we may also say Of excusveness, with IT.
,'en walls ncosing every yard and garden. The air II
o''e"i aud temperate and The ry probably instr
passed IN beauty in the world. The vegetation is al
ways green One meets everywhere With the ireshes
a"o most luxurant flowers with delicious fruits a'
vegetables in variety and abundance that surprise hin
Though the gra,inos ii every window of bright e, ed 81
'a, from whose apartments The nfock'ng bHd--ih
eents'u',e, CT bnd Il HUNDRED Voices, OF tic snc'sn
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Aswe have Police Master, ard lie TO Re ma.
ling Necessary trions whirh we hlo he will continue
all ololc that he Will attend places o public
Sdch and confusion the mad, the tuncor
OF the lug hes lamily onEt Immediately to he stopped
hey would at times cream hiss and whistle well iaug
dcateN, Ia The great 81 the visitors
who DIES ,d To hear the hay. lad among
tine. la pn nnhg the mut choice pieces, the most
de,: touches wuud be LOST IN H., al the duiki,
hcr large clubs aud toch weighing three ionr pounds APP
plaudug Tins cvh We hope will ot tie future he tended
TO. he query, time ago published III YOU paper wy
the tou House bell fuug O'Clock al night hopo
viii no~ be answered.
SEVERAL CITIZENS
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COL. BENTON,S SPEECH.

The speech lately delivered by Col. Benton, at St
Louis is too important document not claim the at
tenton of the reader 1t not devoid Of some Of the ar
roeance and self maccncy. which be insep-
arabic from all that he wr,s-bui on the whole il is less
objectionable, in this respect, than of his praduc
tons and is certainly characterized by much ability and
statesman like expansion Of views Or course he does
not omit fling a, Nh Calhoun. The speech will repay
attentive perusal AT present, have room fol
word or two Of comment upon of its statements
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The above sale has been unayodaby postponed. un Il
Saturday the 18th da, Of thu present month"; (Juue
at which time Will positively take place without rescr,o
al the market house. IN the townoi Iynchbnfg 10 com,
nence al / u'eluck, \ NJ Tho above tract OF Land
has boon recently divided into five smaller rlacls oil about
TWO HUNDRED ACRES EACH.
the plas Of which have IN my possession, subject &,
the inspection % my person wishing 10 purchase who
also specially invited 10 Xainno the land himself
JuHo 3--t2thIe. WM T. NANCEY, Trustee
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ia, interminalle siege, Which wished sn end it
osr school boy days. sincerely any q tie combat
ants.
We cannot. however, undertake 10 decide whethc
Dsvid's sslta,,Hy exercises in the bal
10, way" but recommend 10 the dspuants the text OF
poet, whose opinions upon such subject entitled Il
rospect;
Not dancing David. when h,iurc the ark
His grand Pas setd excited sUlne remark
Now, inasmuch as a ballet ''est un dause don't leu
figures les pastures represent qulue sujc particu-
lior ;" it would follow thar ho ony REJOICING IN pri
,s,e account, and with artistic display Whatsoever
We pleased however, to the accrbes OF ll!i,
ics warfare soi,ened by the Display Of 81 much know
ledge Of French and much skill in dancing Our ed
i,ors no doubt, "go church in eallard and come
hune in a currano." How democratic friends in the
interior will translate the ''niaseries Of the Wing and
Times. the Pas du dc daa.' (Which is oddly enough
suggested to make '.uur peace with the amiable in
.ructrcss of the children) we do not know The PAS
de Nloss1neurs,' kindly informed. means the
..~heat sheaf dance" fvulgo We suppose, .treadinr
whea") But we commend TO the Enquirer the ma i'm
Of Mulicres Dancing Master la dase I'm eiat ne
put sulsister. Crder this motto. il possible recon
clio the last generation readers who will be horror
ken at such evidences ot arlsto ra;ic catn We
would recommend The Editors to fall back on the 'dou-
Die shuttle" and "lr,ak down''- res',utely deny all
knowledge Of French Of Ierpschore and above all
cut the acquaintance of her Majesty, Madame Weiss,
and the dainty sprl,es who c,mpoe her imperial train
The influence Of the Enquirer among the untcrri6ed"
democracy will not be enhanced by these displays Of
fined musical taste, though its editors should prove
themselves as skilled in the science Beppo'sorraher
Airs Beppo's accomplished friend, Of whom it is said,
1.-The fddlets tremblcd as he look, around
For fear of some false notes detected flaw
TIE 'prIma donna 5 tunciul hear would hound,
Dreading the deep damnallonot his bah. "
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RICHMOND AND oluoRAIL ROAD.

RICHMOND AND ONO RAIL. ROAD.
VIE commissioners setting under tho charter OF said
i Road. Will on "Wednesday tie 30th day Of June
next, ut Store House lately oesnpcdhy Messrs. IuaSEn
s. BunwrLL. IN the Iowa Of l.ynohbnrg, open Books
Of subscription for the Stock ofsad mad, in accordance
with The provisions Of lis charter and general Railroad
Law.
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Il Tribute 10 The memory II the late
MRS Ann MARIA IANGiORNE.

~
To the aoi oil nsnl ind At woais an aIcct IN tbs hughes
degree rcp,sve Non frequency OF It's occurrence
MOI familiarity with scenes mtie ate nIp lit Of
It's accustomed nlulue,s They still shoulder at t. pre-
cr start back with horror at its apprpac and .tippl,
n e,pq its Chilling .m ra,c e, tins "a not he n,n,ahlr
INN n, ~ Inch II apIa,s ,he, Il, the victim or ia III, s,,r
ar mon that IN c IL IS til, pI lcye OF all to cult,
an acquaintance Val, it. bo " hole specscc is sometimes
trans lnmrd The King ui ierrorsi Is converted INTO
messenger of peace with benenan smile hs dreadful sum
mons no 81 IL and prnr,ons Mh,spr is fatal dart into The
noon, wand o a divine .nchaner IN, p,onro, o HI. ami
IA, into lie period q. 5,o, departure and the pryr Itself
INTO
~, , -,
- - - W. i's't' Nv ,'''a
hese nave pceh suggested ny the las, hours OF
MIS- Am MARIA iHN"iHhNt' ,'I, COMFORT % mhn,'re D
i.''S h.,He, 'Hq, au "sHnei oi Fifs. MARTHA ana ae"
Ia, itr; h,, 'I h. ,i, h l i w.
pn' suc"VT history inc "i'' o'hs e'Ne TO record TINS
pii'l hi' ihp'i"'' -.
"N' s"he P'os Oh h'i cary me- he was wen acqoan'
ca ana NC mas oeash 10 cherish the ohd recollection Oh the
,"i P"s'" n'eI's el9!,H ny MN IN 'he .ise'ui ef',
oil "heh she was men youthful menhef She was reared
ny pioas ia' distinguished Tor htf his'lah imhess,
and he sodly jealousy over her children, and by iat
WHO" though not professor oi fes'on promoted her 'hfs
tan education hdef these auspices she 'mmbcd, by the
blessing Of God those elements Of pey which, though not
instantly seem were destined soon to be developed into their
Pf''u' al etn',lon' 9t Pss'" "a'"'"y alaple o's
cultivated MUD cincd and an
Of social qualities kc most Young persons OF he, sew E
entered nron the scenes OF gaity and fashion and was can't
,.t.l y H.. arms m Ito "a, t,e.h ,,l .I,,,, ,no III, H..
dew d,,s al II. ,,o IL and sry mo,n,nr On ,bs ond ~,
N,cm,r SI3 ale ,as united in ,n,,.r, IN him ia ,,h,,
81 lad onscc,I.J her first al Ihc cn,,e, Of ,
min, a. i,trrr,I,d au a. lon.e a. b, l
y,a. h, H.. d,,, al ,bc, a., son, a., MON, ,l;ch In a.,
., i IN, Va Wv, ie " I'm, "''in, =" . ,,c
,oon Nbod,st prn,cs,an, rbn,ch
and c,,nnt,i in her liz The snc,v al Lr, .ar,cd n,.
sion IIar lasi illness was prorarcd and painI Ilo,
,,ere ln, ,,e,t mod tla, , ,o.,n.,,,i,, .n.,,, r. e.
youthful constitution would sury,v, t6r shock I,, .h,,
were illusory Gradually wasting away she drew near Le
sing scene hc size fully its last mo-
ment As death approached, her appe subsidized
nsped and self possession gued in her soul
as she had already passed its solemn ordeal She conescd
upon the subject neither with reluctance constrant,
|
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INSIpN\E.Allt.NI

The above sale Is postponed until the 2Slh day Of the
present month, and al the tlme will be rented on,
Warwlehs Mil aud Saw MILL with the appurtcnancca,
sdlonlfp the abovo Tract OF Land tho rcn ui which can
be- applied ,nlepalnng the same.
WM T. lANCEY, Trustee.
May 2o-t2sM
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SEVERAL CITIZENS
TEMPERANCE MEETING.

A meeting d he Meadcs Chapel Temperance society
will be held nj Aeades Chapel on Sunday III 6I inst
al O'Clock T. NJ and slll be addresscd by MAJ James
Garland, Capt. X. &. Morris and others.
RO b EVANS, Secretary.
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% Our correspondence from the Army, though not
Of tho latest datr, will be found interesting The first
letter is from regular correslondent-tte other
from intelligent and gallant officer, Of an al
joining county.
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PACKETS.
CdnpbeH Can H., Sc.

Campbell Ctmtr. Sc.
DDuRSi Ant Ia warrant 10 directed wa have
, this day viewed Two Estrays, taken up by William
T. Harvey, oi said comfy, VIZ: esiray Horse dark
bay snprsed 10 he 3 feet inches high tho righ, hind
foot white snnl star in tho forehead and snip on liz
nose, high mounted on the wehers, and sway backed.
with saddle spots shod all round shoes pointed with
steelsomea hat veions in his temper ppsed 10 b
9or 10 years old and appraised to the ii $780, ,ru
aud PAGES.
The esray Mareis ola light gray colour slightly dap
pcd-hoih right legs and huofs whittier than tho lett
snip on the nosemane and tail somewhat dark about
feet inches high. and supposed to he years od--s
natural iut,erand appraised by the value If as
Both nj the above mentioned Esirays have marks VI
being worked in harness. Certified under our hands
this 2i'h day Of April, lS47 ID. b. HANCOCK.
JAS HAMLET,
JESSE HARVEY
Campbell unity, 10 wit:
This day, Douglas b Hancock James Hamlet and
Jesse Harvey presumably appeared before me- Justice
o the Peace aud for said county and was sworn to OK
eento the within warrant. G en- under my hand, THE
2llh day Of April lSI5. q. {. CLARK, j. p
Cory--losie.
May 27--Stir GEO. WM DABNEY, C. 6.
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con MON COUNCIL.

At regular meeting OF the Con.mnn council of Lynch
burg, AT The Council homber, On Friday evening tie
2eth Of May. ISL
Pnseni-John Nj 0hy, President; John r. Nc
Dani'l, Geo. T. Roberts, Henry Davis, jesse Haze,
h. w Christian, l humas O. Acree, Tip. ID. Jennings
Pleasant fartin and Paul jones. Members
Resolved That from and af r tins day. the stated aud
called meetings Of HE Common Council lie held IN the
new Council hambor erected over the Hose house.
ID. ROd,s, Clelk oithe Council, ths day made IA re
port to tie Council thai since hs last Io he has issued
orders for ansi ring mo shares ii Stock III the jane
River and kana@la COMPANY To Samuel fannill, two
shares 10 Henry Brown. Wa sarts 10 John g. Me,m
and two shares to John b. Osborne, per certificate olscr
gcant ON file.
The certificate Of II NJ Didl,ke Esq an Alderman
certifying that homas O. AcI,c who hath leen elect
60 Commun Ctunc mau had taken the oaths Of oli,e
before him. WIS presented and filed.
The Watering Commute made report, show ng
the amount OF their Transactions since their list report
To this day, which. being read received and ordered
To be recorded And the same Is III these words aud fig
- The President and Members If the Common Coun-
ell # Lyuchlurg the Watering Committee resi- ecl.
fully report follows:
Expended since the 2Gth Of March, their last report,
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Watches and .1esrrsry.
tOH,miAsiOncr's sale Of Land.

Sdtt Oh
IN Pl RSt ANCE Of decree ol The County Court
a Campbell, pronounced on tho lOth day oi May
ls, IN the Chanccry suit Of Dixon aud others, against
W llson aud others, the undersgnod the Commissioner
taer In named, will, the sh day If July, lSi1 on tie
premises, sell by way Of public aucton for cash.
lain Tract. OF parcel u Land, with lis arpur nancos
containing
TWO HUNDRED ACRES.
more OF lea lying and being III the county OF Campbell
adjoining the Lands If James ID Caldwell, AloAand,
W lls1n, Raleigh Chiffon aud Others IL being the SANE
Land on which John " sln, deed, resided al the time
II his death.
ALEXANDER WILSON,
June 3--tsJy Commissioner.
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FOR ,N.EkE.

10y virtue Of deed a Trust executed To me by John
- 5. l.anghorne aud Sarah r. his wife, shall sell
at public auction Thursday. the On, OF May next
II fair, II not. HE ar day ,hefoai,r the prem
lscs,
Il TR7CT or LAND,
lying IN the County al Amherst on Stovas Creek. al
joining tho land Of noct, Flood, Chas Mays, Wyatt
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