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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-24

A, ,be close OF the reading Of President Tay.
ior's letter, the following regular toast was dh'
nounced by the President: ~,
TIE hsmoru Of Wasting,on.-"hen blush 'ha'
there was bul one."-Music, 'Dirge.
To This toast Daniel Ullman delivered par
Al hrase upon chapter Of Cornelius NePos com'
,n.moraiye OF the yet unparalleled, YET uhe,
oualled, and yet unapproached greatness a'u
goodness OF General Washington.
The following table had not been puolishea ""ta
Mr.. Ullman made his speech, II II had uee .;,e
would undoubtedly have recied II oelol s pns'nn
We therefore give il as We fad il IN sne mid
D., ,h;s mornior and as Mr.. UlIman "ou'u
nave given il, had il arrived III t:ihs
THE PAINTER-A FABLE.
a paiu,sr growing very smart
yyb,l. hut a tyro IN the arr,
CO. ,otice-which was duly sent
Th,onohou all Rome, oil ms intent
ms,. common dauhine 10 forrgo,
And apaint like Michael 91geo!'
'rhs artists plan, we'll meant, no DOUBT,
was something hard to carry out,
90 moor in color and design,
His pictures, though he thought them ans'
Wonl1 hardly gr ace a country sien;
And all the people laughed outright
To see the vain ambitious wight,
tBy everv amateur surpassed]
Go adauoer 10 ,ns last
To rival Michael Angelo
In artist like Inventions
or urlle like Washington "-ltrow,
Needs more than good intentions
rr ro.d;n, of Mr.. Van Buren's letter was
preceded by the following oast
The Boast of america FREEDOM" 10 pre-.
servs its consistency The soil OF newly acquired
,err;,ory should moi be marked by the footsteps
OF involuntary servitude." 81,
To which, in obedience TO universal cdi.
saws the Tribune, Joseph L. While rose anu ue a.
Ter defining his position, nominated Henry 10y
n Ashland, as The candidate OF The wing Pai9
| in 1852. ausn;no
II deserves to be remembered that last evening
was The anniversary OF Mr.. Clay's non,halon
| hy MIR. White, tour years ago, unaef s'n'''di ~
| cumslau noes, at Niblo's garden =
| noa;nst run OF i'll luck IL IS iEe prscl'ce '
.L;llfni oamesiers 10 change HANDS some uip. .,
md !, would have been al least as auspiclou'
for MIR. Clay il he could have received n's .
no,o;nation al the hands OF new man. /;
M Whites speech, like the rallle shdhe, :
rsmarkable for its head and its TAIL. IL coni
,nences by denouncing The "caiamnS ;,
sncsd by General Taylor's nomination, anu wiz
en essnrance that he. "at least, would NOT cav
.ne ID concludes with prefer OF his uncon1'
~. W. spnnorr 10 General Taylof's adminisIa
,i on ,broEips Mr.. Clay's influence INTO Inc Cd
gain. Sam ho bsg;n
h,, one wear since our hopes were rIsipl
Va, s,,r hel;ef was confident that the theory
ans ;narat;,ude OF republics would not hnd
.ns ,srmation in our day and generation, ie
~, we have indeed experienced calamity :
NO ,asa,b,ed on this spot, but a few months az
! d believed Ina, the gratitude Of this na'i'
would be truly and fully manifested 10 o.
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A e. "A R ID.
AMERJrAN HOTEL

NKw YORK, February 26th, lS49.
WILLIAM JACQUELiN TAYLOR takes this ms
w mod Of informing his friends in Virginia, who
GENEROUSLY sustained him during the last summer
d Fail at Rathbun's Hotel, that ne mas ien tna'
:. and is now engaged at the AMERICAN HO-
81. corner of Broadway and Barclay streets, and
! os,tr The Park, where he solicts continuance OF
'Fi,vors March l-dl0tSc2m
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;, !, estimated by the Nan'ueke. EnGu' ,ss
that during VIC IL into The different whaling ports
impor'a'ons .. VI ,;l reach TO 80 eco bbs. sperm,
OF 'n, 60 eO 0o barrels whale. After that PERIOD
b howe eve the supply will be small
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-24

-THE WHEAT.-We very much iea1
,ha forvard wheat has been nearly, II no'
om,,e destroyed BY the late cold weather. we Ne
I tnnw Of one farmer whose wheat, week az a..
i h"I remarkably well, who has turned bis ca
;pred BY The FROST ina. he found i was ae =
I Iuai, .oI CROP. IPets sburs lnteii'se"ee'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-24

I'VE learn from friend lend IN ., me he 'V Young
,ba, Inc frost made clean sweep o. / @ sa,d was
i.ui, on Sunday night the ;,r zee Kick : j saw
uowards OF quarter OF an .nGn ,,,e" Bsrard.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-24
ANOTHER BEAUTY


+ G. Souier. The new Charge TO Guatemala,
in place Of Mr.. Hise, Democrat, removed, was
a. we learn from The Chilicothe (Ohio) Adyer-
tiser, a supporter last tall Of Van Buren, Tor Pre-
siden,! The Advertiser adds:
"Whatever may have been his motive for not
speaking In terms Of approval oil Inc appoint
ment. we venture the assertion, that there is not
a TAYLOR Whig in This State, who knew Squier du'
ring his residence here, that will not be surprised
nav utterly astounded, upon hearing that ne has
received this appointment. During his connection
With the Gazette, as its editor, he acquired re-
imitation for The lowest species oil olacSguarcism,
which even his political friends did not attempt
n defend. The winter before he left here, ne went
IN Columbus, was candidate for nomination be-
fore the Wing caucus for clerk oil the House; and,
after Hedging himself 10 abide oy lis decision,
rur against the candidate who obtained the nc
mnalion and was elected, by Inc democrats
with The aid of lew Wings. Here was such a
violation of good faith, as demonstrated his otter
desi,ulion OF all honorable principle. But there
are facts, net generally known, connected with
his appearance al Columbus. as a candidate tor
that office, which show, in still stronger light
his utter want Of ordinary honesty"
SLAVERY in THE DIsTRICT.-In the
recent speech of Gen. Chapman in Congress, ac'
coIding TO Potomac, of The Baltimore Patriot
he argued, that if Congress could abolish slave
nv in the District. because the government nae
obtained by cession or purchase, This District
then The government might purchase square
| in The city CT Charleston on which 10 erect
custom House, aud Congress could abolish sla
| very within the limits of that square. And also
lha. CONGRESS had The power 10 abolish sla
yery il also had the power 10 establish it. and
could purchase square in the city OF Boston
for Custom House buildings, and establish sa
very within The limits OF that square.
About sass, 5000 was paid out of the Sub
# reasury at New York, in coin, on Saturda,
mos,ly on account Of the Mexican IDdemn't.
II is stated further payments, 10 the amount OF
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Re,ponse of Mr.. Hal Buren,.

LINDENWlLD, ApfII TO, Iof0.
Gentlemen: feel myself honored oy your IN
y;tation 10 attend The festival to be given by me
friends OF Henry Clay on The occasion Oh Ms
birthday. !. ssrrsd ot
Il affords me much pleasure 10 be assured .,
the favorable reception by your As;ocia'',n s =.
me opinions | have heretofore expressed " w ~,
character and claims 10 public consluetauon =.
YOUR venerable friend and OF The nature u Sou'
devotion 10 MIN. Those opinions are sun en.e.-
,a;ned and therefore need only add an eIpres-
sion NJ NV sincere regret that il will not be 10 my
nower 10 avail myself Of your present po'lleness
am, gentlemen,
M. VAN BUREN,.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-24
New Spring Dry Goods.

y HRl ST A N q l. A L h ROP have
opened hsw and varied assortment of new and
!, -,irablr STAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS, 10
Iieh they particularly invite the attention OF mer-
MS, farmers, house-keepers and all in want OF new
ind fashionable Goods Their stock consists In part OF
Black and coored French and Eaglish Cloths
Black French Doeskins aud Cassimeres
colored plain and striped Cassimeres
Rich black and cOlored silk and Satin Vestings
llafseilles, Valencia and Linen Vestings
BACK and colored Cashmeretts and Drap de Etc
Ch.e.ed Linens and colored Linen Drils
Heavy Riding Cords and Merino Cassimeres
dix, satin, Lawn and other Cravats
Black and colored Silk and Satin Scarfs
Ertia rich Silk Tissues and Bareges
Plain and embroidered Grenadines
Plain and figured Glace Silks
Paln and plaid Ginehams
Plaln and embroidered Tatietan Muslns
Black Matteoni and Italian Silks
Double and single width Gro de khihes !.
PLAIN and figured black ana blue back foui ae Soie
oacl French and English Bomoazines
Black Silk Warp Alpaccas
Plain and figured celored Apaceas
Rich Mousen de LANES
French Wrought Capes, Collars ana Cuhs
lawns-svsry style and quality
RlUh PLAID and figured Linen Lustres
Bieached and brown Shifting and Sheeting
Prints-every style and quality
Parasols-every quality and color .
Bonnets, Ribbons, Flowers and bandoo1es-aI'
which will be sold on the mosl favorable terms, oy
CHRlSTIAN L. LATHROP,
NJ. Main air
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-24
RARK WANTED.

THE subscriber having rented the new Tan Yard at
! Bacon Quarter Branch, tformerly occupied by E. s.
p,,a,yhoush) wishes TO purchase Spanish and Ches-
nj OAK Bark for which the highest price WIZ De paa,
:" ash. For further information, apply al The Tan
Yard M. y. fAh"Sn'
y,,eh o7-ctMayls
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-24

Died very suddenly .e on sn" =" .n nov SAMUEL
hrs ssa 'ss,dga' in the /" SD enrol his age
SLn ,,.,.i, ~ IN please cory.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-24
VALUABLE FLOUR MILL AND Sc

VALUABLE FLOUR MILL AND SE-
vERAL TRACTS OF LAND FOR SALE.
PURSUANT TO O decree of the County Court Of APP
! poma,,ox. on WEDNESDAY, the 18th day of May,
1889 II far If not the first fair day thereafter the sub
.cfber VIII SELL at public auction, W not disposed Of
II private sale soouer-in which event due notice Will
be given,) The BENT CREEK FLOUR MILL This
MIL never-failing stream, situated IN me sald
county Of Appomatox, within aoo1. niue " LON -
0! Richmond and In fine wheat country. Inv mn
.ouse sooiny substantial aud the txtures Wen ADAPT
I'd for the Manufacture of -four. The land proposed .
De attached 10 the mill consists OF about ~ acres ol
which $50 acres in TIMBER the residue iieh open
land, welifenced in.
Al the same time, the subscriber will sell hvo otnel
Tracts of Land in the vicinity Of the mn, near tne
,own of Bsnt Creek. One of these consists oil io1
acres Of rich land, Of which l20 acres arc III
Gods the residue has been cleared, but now cover
-tby second growth, and has no; been cultivated io
twenty-five years: One other tract, all IN WOODS, o.
tep, few acres containing 26i acres. Another tract
Adjoining the same, within few hundred yaras VI
'anes liver, containing 203 acres, all In woods Ano
hef tract containing also 2o3 acres, adjoining TINS
early all IN wtoda, laying also close To the river. Al
- another tract OF 203 Joining The last oil Whcn
apart Is Cleared. Also, House and Lot, the best 10
inc town OF Bent Creek, and Lumber house ON the n
Yer eide, at Bent Creek.
bridge will soon be erected over the river at Ben
REX which viii add greatly to the value of property
,h,rr and It's neighhoorhood.
Tho sale VIII take place upon the premises, com
n.ncing al III O'Clock, A M, the terms OF which viii
'rpayments IN equal instruments Of one, TWO and thIe'
rdfs with interest from the date of sae-the puTca
es giving bond with approved security, and deed o
'usi on the property 10 secure the payments.
rersoi.s wishing 10 purchase can communicate VIII
ihe subscriber, by letter. his residence iAlta Vista,
"eaf warren, Automatic county-postage paid-or the
an visit the premises, and Mr.. Andrew White, VIII
Ives adjoining, will show any and all the property
narchN-ctds RlCHD POLLARD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-24

About sass. coo was paid on. of The Sub
Treasury at New York, in coin, on Saturday
mios,ly on account Of the Mexican Indemnity
!, il stated further payments. TO the amount OF 9
million. will b. made during the present week
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-24

by ship ROB ROY, direc, from Liverpool,
ID we haveju received
case white Irish Linens
case brown Irish Linens, which we offer al
.>S prices, together with varied assortment; Of
hslish and American Dry Goods.
THOMAS & CHARLES ELLIS.
April 2l-d2w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-24

THE sIAMESE TWlNS.-The Slamcse
.u.;os who have been living Tor some years on y,
,ner own plantation in North Carolina, are sau
,nI h. on heir way TO New York, whence .tsS
80, oe a. - embark for Europe, with view 10
nnnsn, The most eminent surgeons on The pse,
ha, bind, them together 1t is farther +. sa fsm oI
Of aI their sisters had been adopted INTO the iAD'
- the Emperor o. Siam.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-03
INDIAN DEAD SHOT.

TIE 5est remedy eUer discOoered for tie cure OF
tie FeUer and .4gue.
'IHlS Is no Humbug; the Recipe was obtained
L from the Indians in western Missouri is al
ways used by them for Ague and ncrer fails to cloe
Try 1t and 1t will recommend itself 1t is easy
in its operation and can be taken with perfect safe
tn under all circumstances.
1t should be taken just before the chill comes
on; if you are Bilious it will operate both as an
emetic and physic, if not, only as physic
The chill Will scarce ever return after the frs
dose, if IT should return, the second will finish it.
Each bottle contains two large doses for an adult
1t should be given in small doses to children
In this medicine the great desderatum is obtain
ed, and suffering thousands hail its discovery with
joy for it does not disappoint the hopes Of those
who look to il for relief Proprietors
HOUGHTON & BALLARD.
Shullsburg, Wisconsin
u frlce, sl W per bottle. Soy
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-03
Rheuu.utssus,


This only Of than four thousand cases ofRheU
matisn that DIR. Towusends Sarsaparlla has cured The
and chronic weekly eradcated by
extraordinary virtues
James Cummings. Esq OF the assistants in the Luna
tic Asylum, Backwes Island the gentleman spoken Of
IN the following letter
BlackwelTs Island. Sept. IL I547.
DR. Townsend-Dcar Sir: | have suffered terribly for
years with the Rheumatism considerable of the time
could sleep walk had the most distressing
pains. aud limbs terribly swollen have used
four bottles Of SarsaPari and they have done
thousand dollars worth good much better
indeed entirely relieved. YOU liberty this
for the benefit of the afflicted.
Yours respectfully, JAMES CUMMINGS.
Fever and Ague.
Dr. Townsenls Sarsaparila is unsqused in Of the
Chis and Ague. TIE following letter only
hundreds that have received from the South H4
West Of like character.
Oswego Mich. Oct % 1871
DR.. Townsend Dear Sir-I purchased for my wife
Sarsapara of your Agent Mr.. McNar Of Kala
for the Fever AMI Ague Before had finish
bottle appeared the blood and
when the Chils and the Fever appeared. they
Violent and before she had flushed the botts
entirely relieved and she much better than she
mad been before she took the Ague lady that had
sick with the Chls aud Fever. hut had broke them
with Quinne and left a very weak aud dstres sing
and troubled exceedingly with the Agus Cake,
the effect i had wife, she and procured
bottles, and 1t restored her few weeks complete
health. Your SarsaparIa is without doubt unequaled
diseases incident the West and think that this
municaton will be of you liberty IF yea
choose.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-03
$4,000 Victims Every Year
FALL A PREY TO CONSUMPTION,
ASTHMA AND RAISING BLOOD,
HECTIC FEVER AND

HECTIC FEVER
NIGHT swEATs.
Mrs. Adams, 126th Street Harlem, suffered a
year with cough, pain in the chest, night sweats
and all the aggravated symptoms of Consumption
nothing relieved her till she tried Sherman BaIsam
half bottle cured her.
ULcERATED LUNGS AND LIVER.
Mr. i. I. Lawrence, Jackson-street Brooklyn,
after years of suffering, and treated by various ply
sicians, was pronounced incurable from liberated
lungs and liver,
as was supposed. he tried the Balsam It's effects
were most miraculous two bottles cured him
PLEURIsY AND CONSUMPTION.
Mrs. Baggas residing at IS SheriFstreet 70
years old, has been subject to attacks of pcurisy
and consumpuve coughs for years. The Balsam
has saved her from very great suffering.
ASTHMA CONSUMPTION
l.. }. Beals, 10 Delaney Street, gave it to his
sister-in-l law who had been invalid for years
from asthma; to another considered as in consrImp-
ton 1t relieved them at once, so that they trav-
eled several hundred miles.
SPLITTING BLOOD
Is always alarming. 1t leads to the worst kind OF
Consumption, and unless arrested in time is gener-
ally fatal Shermans All-Healing BaIsam is the
best remedy known; it heals the wounded or rup-
tured blood vessels of the lungs and thereby effects
a permanent cure, while other remedies ONLY stop
the blood for the time. A few doses of this Bal
sam will satisfy the most skeptcal that it is the
medicine requred-It has been successful in ma
ny cases and that too where they had run into a
lrpId decline, or as more generally expressed
"HAST1 CONSUMPTION" Young persons or
those of middle age are more subject to these at
tacks than the aged.
Price 25cents and 81 per bottle
DR.. Sherman's Cough and worm Lozenges, and
Poor Mans Plaster sold as above
DR.. Sherman's Office is at LOG Nassau-st. n Y.
AGENTS NAMES AND REsIDENCEs-R. d. Pull
ford, Mineral Point; Saxton & Co, Wiota; E.
Vaughn, Suullsburg; J. T. Gillpatrick White
Oak Springs, and in almost every town in the
West
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-03

THIS disease has atlength met with opponent
4 before which it has yield in the
INDIA CHOLAGOGUE,
prepared by CHARLES OSGOOD, VI. D, This
gentleman resided for several years in infected
district of Michigan, making Fever and Ague, It's
cause. effect, and cure, his study, and from the
knowledge thus acquired, he compounded the above
named medicine, which has neuer get been knoucu
to fail.
Numerous certificates from men of the highest
responsibility, testify to the great efficacy of his
medicine, can be seen application to the under
signed. K. d. PULFORD, Druggist
High street, opposite Beech & Tilley's, Mineral
Point.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-03
NOTICE OLE FORECLOsI-RE Am SAIE

NOTICE OF FORECLOSURE AND SALE
l'etault having occurred in the condition of a
mortgage containing power of sale made by
William 5. Iippetts to James d. Doty on the TWEEN
uftE day of April 1888, recorded in the office OF
the Register of the county of Iowa, in Vol 2nd OF
Mortgages on pages "A & IS, Oh which there is
claimed to be due at the date of this notice. Six
hundred and nineteen dollars and fifty cents. and
nc suit having been commenced for the recovery
thereof there VIII be sold, by virtue of the pro-
visions of the SAID mortgage and of the statute at
pItbtIc Auction on the thirteenth day of Auopst
next, AT the Court House in the county of Iowa.
sonueh OF the premises, according to the deserip-
ten contained IN the said mortgage. as are situa-
tel N the said county of Iowa, to wit:
THAT tract of Land situated in the said Terri
tory (Wiskonsan) known and described on the pub
nc FLATS as being the South east quarter of section
No nineteen IN township No. SIX north of range
toar East. in the Mineral Point Land district con
tanning one hundred and sixty acres according to
pubIc survey Dated April 2l. 1919
JAMES D. DOTY
LEVI STERLING. Sheriff.
S6-l2w Iowa County Wis
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-03
L OK S MILLS.

Formerly Scots On Otter Greek
HAVING purchased the interest of Nessrs. Scots
Ill IN the above Mills, he undersigned has tho
pleasure OF announcing 70 the public that he. i
prepared 10 accommodate all who NAV favor bir1
with custom either IN Grinding or Starring on the
shortest notice. In connection with the above, Is
also good Blacksmith and Coopers Shop, where
customers can at alltimes be accommodated the
most reasonable terms He viii also keep con
stantly on hand a general assortment of GOODS
consisting of such varieties as are usually kept in
the West, which viii be exchanged for grain o.
cash at remarkably low rates
LHi'6eT and Ftoi1 constantly on hand and for
sale at the most reasonable prices.
II The highest prices at all times paid for good
wheat {. II. COXs
Otter Creek Lafayette county Wisconsin,
Sept. 18th, 1915.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-03
LOST
Shaving, Hair Dress.rag, &c,

<RHE subscriber would respectfully inform the
- citizens of Mineral Point, that he has estab-
lIshed himself IN the shop directly opposite the
Printing Oilce, where he will be happy to wait
upon all who may be pleased to favor him with
their patronage By punctuality at his business,
and desire to please, he hopes to give general
satisfaction GEORGE APPEL.
Mineral Point March .. 1919.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-03

10 all whom 1t may concern.-Notice is
L hereby given to all persons, not to dig.
mine. OF olhefWlse trespass upon the following
described tracts of land The Sw1ofs -
Sec. 6, Township 5, r. 3 E; ] Of W Of Sec
6, Township ). R. E; or TO pay anv dues for
Mineral raised on said land, TO any other nersor
than the undersigned as he is the only authorized
Agent to receive the same. L s. ANSIFY
Mineral Point. April A. 1919. So
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-03

%NWOODEN WARE, &c.-I have iust rece;y.
w ed fine assortment of the above consist.
ing IN part OF Tubs, Pals Axe-Helves, Mop-Ian-
dies, Roll Pins, Door Mats, Fancy Brooms in
and Wooden Wash Boards, Wire Selves aud Ill
er articles in that line, all of which will he snia
at the lowest prices JNO. MILTON
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1849-08-03
Z oreclose MORTGAGE

: John Carthew. } ForecIose Mortgage
Ia pursuance of a decretal order of the Ciscuit
Eonrt in and for the county of Iowa, and State OF
Wisconsin, sitting as a Court of chancerv al the
above mentioned Term begun and held at the
Court House in the Town of Mineral Point in said
county and State aforesaid, made in the above en-
titled cause on the 18th day of June A. D. 1919
the same being the 9th of the term will be sold
II public vendue at the Court House door in the
Town of Mineral Point in said County and State
aforesaid, to the highest and best bidder for cash
ay the subscriber on the 25th day of August next
Between the hours of ten o clock A. NJ. and four
clock P. VI. of said day, the following described
Zeal estate situate lying and being in the Town OF
Mineral Point, County of Iowa State of Wiscon-
san, viz. The undivided half part share of lot
pumber one hundred and seventy-one. a part of lot
one hundred and twenty-five, commencing at the
IOrth east corner of said lot thence west seventy
toUr feet thence south forty-one degrees east fifty
twp feet to Hoard Street thence north forysix and
Cne-fourth degrees east on the line of said street
fftyseven feet to the place of beginning. part of
lot number two hundred and thirteen commencing
fdty feet from the north west corner of said lot
running southwest one hundred feet on the east
lne OF Hoard street thence south ffty-six and one
hl degrees east to the east line of said lot as the
same was surveyed under the direction of the Uni
tsd'States laying off the town of Mineral Point.
County of Iowa Territory of Wisconsin. one half
Pars share of the above described lands. together
WITH all the privileges thereunto belonging or in
any wise appertaining. The above will be offered
II! separate lots in the order they are advertised
AID if not sold the whole will be offered together
LEVI STERLING Sheriff.
Iowa County Wisconsin.
Sheriff Office Mineral Point ,
July 9th \. d. 1S49
Eaton * CothrCn Soils for Plaintiff dow