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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-09-04
NEW 00N0lABNo
CHEAP! CHEAPER!! CHEAPESI!!!
SHIFT & co.

J,HE undersigned, recently from Baltimore beg leave to
inform the citizens Of Saunton and the adjacent coun-
v that they have taken the Store Room two doors above
the Store of Mr. j. Brandeburg aud opposite the Virginia
HAZEL which is now open with full and fashionable as
sor,ment of Gentlemen's
Ready-Made Clothing,
r,do m with much care, expressly for this market, in
s,v L which will insure sales, and give satisfaction in every
consists following F,na2 s ya5e Gs,s
Drab, Wellington Cord, and Cashmereu Coats' ETC,
Black and Fancy col'd Pants cut in the latest s'yle
Fiuured Silk and Satin Vests.
ALSO-A supply of Hats, Gaps, Boots Handkerchlefs,
C1avats Socks. Shirts, Drawers, Carpet-bags, sc.
The subscribers would respectfully ask the citizens of
Staunon and the surrounding country to give them an early
call feeling confident that they please ALL in price,
sts and quality, they are bound to give them BAR
GAINS. oiAi ~ w.
Siaunton, May 8, 1850
INDIGO, Nader, Alum, CopPeIas, Extract and Chip
ped Logwood, Salts, Sulphur, Pepper, AlsPlce, Cinna-
mon, Nutmegs, that can be had for asking. n
,Hne b. 1850. w. g. STERIETT
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TAKE NOTICE.

TN order to close the business of the Estate OF ne
Alexander Hall. will sell the balanced me quo. -
ooods at Cost, for Cash. To any one purchasing ''
tire Stock we will rent the Store Room; .s;...
'''' ISAAC s. ALEX. HALF APm"
February ~, le60.-G
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4E0lDA000o Sls@ARSo 5000
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

THE subscribers have received their u slSeS o. G
, 81 manufacture enables them to offer indueenen tan
deal with themThe choicest brands o. Tobacco
@ of Segars both imported and home made No palms.
nrnse will be spared render every satisfaction 10 those
their custom on their establishment Merchants an
% will rd il TO their examine stock before
purchasing elsewhere - ~ cocup.N co
Stanton Oct II, Is49.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-09-04
THRESHING MACHINES.
BOOT AND SHOE FACTORY.
FIR E S H A r RIV A l. S.

A M. SIMPSON returns his sincere thanks to ibis
IA. friends and the public generally for their patronage,
and hopes by strict attention to business and wiling
ness to please TO merit continuance oflhe same. He has
Just returned from Baltimore and Philadelphia, where he
has purchased handsome stock of materials for the
RI ufac Of BOOTS AND SHOES, Of every
VI description; French Calfskins, very superb
tDE <aor article for Boots; French and Italian Last.
- ings, for Ladies' Caters; Nloroccos and
Kid of all descriptions, for Ladies' Misses and Chdrens
wear also Cork Solos, for Ladies' Winter Shoes; all OF
which will be made 10 order at the shortest notice and IN
the style. Orders from distance promptly attend
ed to.
E@- Ladies' White Kid Shoes made to order, Sf
Weddings and Parties. at short notice.
Staunlon, Oct. "a, lS49.
G1- Rockingham Registercopy three months
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-09-04
405 Prizes in all.

40 FrZeS TT All 800 '"0' v
Those persons who prefer lower priced Teas can receive
cash, at deduction Of ten per cent
ec5. Country Agents required. Applications to be ad-
dressed (pos pad) to the Companys Depot, as above
lime + 1S50-3m
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-09-04
.7eav Establishment.
COACH MANDATORY.

T,HE undersigned having bought the interest sfJANEs
l. MARsTELLER, in the concern Of HARDY s. MAhsTEH-
LER, beg leave inform the public, thatthey have ncrsas
ed their Stock and will continue to manufacture all kinds
of work in their lne-such as
Chariotees, Rockaways, Phaetons, and
Buggies,
in the most fashionable style, ofhe best materials and
terms to suit the purchaser Especial attention given to
all kinds of repairing. From the specimens Of work sent
from our shop we faer ourselves have given satisac
tion and with determination to merit continuance Of
the liberal patronage heretofore bestowed the undersigned
pledge themselves TO renewed efforts please. Shop
the Bank HARDY s. BROTHERS.
Nav 10, lS49.
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RUBBER GOODS FOR COUNTRY TRADE, 1t.
Largest Stock in America.

TINE Union India Rubber Company manufacturers and deal
ers in Goodyeas Patent Metallic Rubber Goods, which
they offer trade their WAREHOUSE 10 NASSAU STREET.
New YonK the most liberal terms.
Among the variety offered above will be found large and
complete of goods well adapted for Gold Dgger
ExnIorng Parties Farmers Boamenand Stage Drivers well
as many articles in the druggist line.
Articles which this company have the exclusive right Make
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-09-04
SEEI.NG rs BELIEVING.
o-
BARE y SE1NRl&lNPWs
MERCHANT TAIL0RS.
ADJOINING THE VIRGINIA HOTEL,
@ N IL NTOM HIp n AfIa

III u w Wv ~ IL U lJNIds
DEG leave to return their thanks to their friends and
- generous public, for the very liberal support they
have heretofore received and assure them that they
determined by fair dealing, TO merit continuance of the
same They desire at the time to inform them that
they receiving and opening their Store Room,
adjoining the Virginia Hotel, tno most beautiful assortment
Of goods IN their line, broughso This naskst-sss.
sistng Of
CLOTHS, CAssIMErEs AVID vEsTINGs,
OF every shade and variety Also, WEED CAssIMesssv
LINEN DRILLlNes, and every variety 6Summer Wear,
all OF which will be made 10 order in the be manner and
in conformity with the latest Fashions.
From their experience in business, they feel Warranted
in saying their customers EXPECT FITS. Also "a A.,
sOrtment of
Ready.Made Clothing,
Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Cloves Pocket Handkerehis
Suspenders. &c., SC.
They forbea saying anything as to the cheapness oftisr
Goods believing ha! discriminating public can and wiz
Judge for themselves.
Stanton, April "a, 1850
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JULY lsT0 1880

Look a, Ais--Read it through-thcn come and bug
Cheap Goods.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1850-09-04

opether with all applications Of the Patent Kubbe winch
with boots and shoes packing machine betting supenders gloves
and mittens tobacco Wallets balls jumpers elastic bands
Sc Sc will be sold 10 the Trade at Factory prices
All orders for goods executed with fidelity and Dispatch
Goods 70 be Manufactured expressly should be accompanied with
Country Merchants will well examine the above stock be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
New York April TO- 1850 ---6m.
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BEWARE OF CoUNTERFEITS.

BEWARE OF COUNTEKFEIIo
This medicine has attained that high character which nece'
say for all medicines attain TO induce 10 pun
forth spurious article at the risk OF the lives " 'hoSe WI" "
innocently deceived. ~,,,,,,,,,,
LOOK WELL TO THE MARKS OF THE GENUINE
They have the written signature Of c. NJ JACKSON upon
the wrapper and the blown the botte 'rimo oni
For sale wholesale and retail, at the GERMAN MEDICINE
STORE No 100 Arch Street. door below SlXth ale o.
PTS Race ee Philadelphia and by respectable dealers gen
orally throu ghout the country.
ne. For ale by SAMUEL STERLING, Staunton, Va
O
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4EIE y ASSAM TEA @@AMpNY
l36 Greenwich Street, New York.

in Tea, and the heads of families TO the choice and rare
selection of Teas imported BY !hem and hitherto unknown
combined with virgin purity and strength produce an inu
sion of surprising richness and flavor
THE TEAS OFFERED, ARE TuB FOLLOWING:
The Jeddo Bloom, Black Tea, at $50 % per h.
The Nippon, do. sO &c
The Dari, do m &c
The Osacca, Green Tes, ~ &c
Ths Too tsiaa, do ~ o
The Tick-tsiaa, do "
The Ud-f Mixture compound ef the most
rare and choice Teas grown on the fertile
and genial soil of Assam, Oh
With view to encourage the introduction ofhese match
less Teas it is the intention Of the popretors to distribute
nv lot among the purchasers quantity of Tea equal to the
First Years Profits on the Sales Effected Each purcha-
ser will receive enclosed in the package, numbered GER
fcate emitting him TO ONE CHANCE IN THE DISTRIBUTION
for eyey FIFTY CENTS laid ou and on the receipts amount
inc to $4,000 the aforementioned parcels OF Tea to the
value Of ten per cent? or 1cO Thousand D9Aars, Will be
GIVEN AWAY As BONUSES according the following scale;
nll IL N
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McuN SIN

A1ElNIlALNU AWEIs-49
farmer Howard and Baltimore Streets, Baltimore.
yx,HE undersigned proprietor of the above House, would
most respectfully inform his friends and the travelling
public generally that he has just completed his repairs ana
on the HOTEL having reurnshed and paint
ad and also enlarged it. so as 10 make it in every way
comfortable and pleasant Being thankful for the liberal
encouragement heretofore bestowed his House he pedg
"a himself to use his utmost efforts TO please al who may
patronise him. JOuN hoiA' A00i'
Baltimore, July 10, lS50.-6m.
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CONGRESS HALL.

CONGRESS HALL.
DO SEUi&lDIWANWs
No. So CHEsNUr ST., 81 South THIRD ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.
Dec. le, 1s4s-em.
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WINCHESTER 81 SCOTT.

WTMCAESEEEK O SCVI IL
GENTLEMENS' FURNISHING STORE,
i7q Chestnut ST. few doors above seventh, Philadelphia
Nan,Jact,uers of Patent Shoulder Seam Shirts Collars
Bosons and dealers Ia Hosiery, Cloves, Under
Garments, Sc, Sc
Winchester's Patent Shoulder Seam Shirts,
Is Improved and systematzed cut Of Shirts adapted 10
the form the neck breast and shoulders ease and
comfort 10 the vearer obyang many OF the difficulties SO
generally experienced ilng shirts The attention oil
Strangers visiting Philadelphia, particularly invited to TINS ar
WAYS on hand and made 10 order at short notice.
Philadelphia, May 29, lS50.-ly.
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wAYNEsBoRouGH
DRUG iAMtl90laIIDNo

wAYNEsBoRoUGH
DRUG lAMi1P0GIWMo
MESSRS. WHITE s. co. are now receiving and O.
I'VE pening in Waynesborough, large and carefully Sc
lected stock of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, -
DyeStuffs, and alllhe Patent Remedies of the S9
age. ~
The necessity and convenience of such an es- XII
adjustment TO the citizens and those residing
in the vicinity fWaynesboro must be manifest to every
We therefore, hope that by keeping II Fua 1ssor
ent Selling lo and strict attention to business 10 oe an
ply sustained blythe public. ,,,,,,,,,, M
Next door below John Wayt, Esq.
November 90, le49.
NOW IN STORE
10 BOXES Superior Esmeralda TOBACCO, bnhg'
L q and mild-a fine article for Summer use;
c. T.. COCHRAN Il w.
Staunton, June l2, 1850.
GRAIN CRADLES.-The subscriber hasjust received
Va lot of very superior grain cradles ofapproved make,
which he offers low. Persons in want are requested cali
and examine. GEO. u. PhiCE.
June l9, 1850
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Sale of E4femsiUe Zeal Estate
IN sTAUNTo1g, OCT. 1ST, 1850.

Jnlv 81 1S5O-tds.
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A valuable Tract of Land for Sale.

November %, 1s49.-tf.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-04-30

at this critical juncture, is described TO Us as
having been most intensely exciting Find
ing no other alternative, it was Ut last agreed
upon that IN the absence of the proper Hu-
thorities, the parties should solemnize the
marriage themselves formally before witness
cs, by declaring. each TO the other, their fixed
determination 10 become at that time, aud 10
remain forever man and wife.
The interest became thrilling. The point
of time had at last arrived. The advent of
Reed would have snatched the prize they
were both just ready and so eager to grasp.
There was dead silence. The bridegroom
/ commenced the ceremony, promising 'to
love, honor and keep Still Reed delayed,
his coming. The beauty ana anxiety of the
brde--the calmness and noble bearing of the
bridegroom-the pain of suspense. ali con-
tributed To heighton the intense interest Of
the scene. The Witnesses were broa,hless.
The bridegrooms' low, determined, slowly
and carefully spoken words chased. Still
Reed delayed his coming.
There was a slight pause. The bride was
agitated. At last she commenced. Her
words were tremblingly and hurriedly enun-
clated, and she stopped in the middle Of her
part. IL was silent as death outside the
house. Still Reed delayed his coming
NC OI4de was prompted, resumed, and, at
last the ceremony was completed. That
which thoy had looked forward to with scarce
hope Of success, was now consumated.- -
They were man and wife
Horses were ready at the door. They
stopped for u few hurried congratulations,
mounted and were off.
Not three minutes from that time Reed
heard that the thing was done. Horses
were procured and they pushed off in fall
chase; not the yctors, but, the vanquished.
They headed for Murphys ranch, about Ia
miles distant. But they found they were
out-geueralcd from beginning to end. The
bird was not there. Murphy, instead of go-
ing to his ranch, drove only three miles out
of the city in an opposite direction. and there
rested in securityn
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-04-30
Marriage in high Life in California.

The Pacific .N,elcs, of February eth gives
the following particulars of marriage which
took place at the seat of Govornmont, San
Jose, the week before:
at seems that Miss Virginia Reed, and
Mr.. John murphy wero TWO of the cele-
brated Donnor party. This party it will be
remembered lost their way in endcavoring To
reach California in the year 1876.
Their sufierlngs were too severe for reci-
tai. Murphy was a bold, noble hearted
mountaneer, and Miss Reed had subsequent
ly become the belle of San Jose. An attach
menl sprang up between the parties while on
their Journey. This attachment was at first
encouraged on the part OF the parents: Aut
was subsequently disapproyed of, aud Muir
ply was prohibited the house. As is very
natural this proceeding only increased the
attachment, which has been going on
strengthening for the last three years.
As the months passed on, the impatience
of the parties TO have the marriage censuma-
ted increased. Finally. on Friday last week,
Murphy met Reed in tho street, and "a a
gentleman should, informed Reed of the de-
Termination of Miss Reed and himself to be-
come married and asked his consent. Reed
responded that he should not give his consent
and moreover, that he would shoot Murphy
if he dared attempt marriage-Murphy re-
sponded-"Sir, you may shoot nc; shall
not shoot you, but shall marry your daugh-
teri give you fair warning" OF course,
the Reeds were on the alert.
On the next evening, Miss Reed got up to
20 out of the house, telling her mother on
inquiry, that she was only going across the
street TO call on Mrs. J., who was at that
moment slightly unwell Her mother re-
quested her not to DO gone long, and she
promised 10 return in few moments.
On arriving at Mrs. J---'s shO Informed
that lady Of her desire 10 be married at that
time. Murphy was immediately sent for.--
But unfortunately no olergymen could be
found who would perform the CEREMONY
Time was rapidly flying The mother was
awaiting Miss Reeds return, and any delay
would arouse suspicion. Should Reed ap-
pear, wha: would ensue. The bride was like
an aspen leaf, for fear the affair would be
stopped. Murphy stood srmed-cool and
courageous. A few Of his friends, also arm
ed, were watching around the house lest
Reed should gain admission before the cero-
nony could be performed. Tho whole affair,
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-04-30
MORTGAGE SALE.

nEFAULT having been made in the pay
H ment of certain Of money secured to be
paddy Indenture of Mortgage bearing date the 22nd
day of December ls45. executed by Daniel d. Fran
cisco of the township of Reading. Hillsdale County
Michigan, to Ira 5. Nudge, of the place
which mortgage recorded in the Office
Of the Register of Deeds OF the County Of Hills
dale. in Liber ID of Mortgages pages SCI aud 562
and on which there is claimed to be due at the date
ofthis notice the sum ofihrse hundred and eighty one
dollars and four ceht', s3sl,o ,o4 and proceedings
at law in equity having been instituted for the
covery ofthe same, or any part thereof.
Notice is hereby given, that by virtue of power
of sale in said mortgage contained and pursuant the
Statute in such made and provided, the premi.
described in said mortgage wit: "All that
tain piece or patcel of land. situate, lying and being
the County of Hillsdalc described follows. viz;
The south quarter OF the south quarter and
thirty-one Off the east side of the half Of
-the south quarter of section six in Township
Der seven south, of range number four west. in the
State of Michigan, containing seveniyone acres of
land more or leas 4" Will be sold at Public Auction
or vendue TO the highest bidder at the Court House
in the Village Of IIsdse, in said County, Friday
the 9th day June a. ID. 1850, clock in the
forenoon orthat day.
Dated February %. 1850.
IRA 5. NUDGE, Mortgage.
GEO Cox Au'y. n3j
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-04-30
.Yf,rfgnge Ssf;e.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Wednesday the
i Y lst day OF May. in the year eighteen hui drel
and fy at two clock L. VI. ot that day. the Court
House in the Village Of lisdale. ia the County Of
pubic auction all aud singular, the land and prem
ises lying and being ~ the Township OF Litchteld.
County OF Hiilsdale and Stale of Michigan, known
and described as follows, to wit: Beginning an the
north west side OF the H1mer road beiug tvvo rods
uorth west ofthe corncrofN Swartout land thence
running south forty FIVE degrees aud parallel
.ith said Southworih eigh, chains and eighty nine
links thence northwest and parallel with the Homer
road three chains and sixty ouc-hundredths
(6l-l00l to land owned by Le7uder Smith, thence
north forty four aud half east the said Homer road
thence south lortyfve and hall degrees east three
sixty-two huudredth (62ll0) chains the place
of5eginning containing three aud aquarter acres of
iand be the more or less, being section
ber ten. town five south Of range four
Said sale will be made by virtue and in pursuance Of
a power of sale coniainedin ia irdeuiure ofmortgag"
said premise dated the SIKH day Of April 4 p.
eighteen hundred aud forty nine executed Dy Obediah
Allen and Lucy his wife. 10 J.. a. Afford and recorded
Ia The Office Of the Register uf Deeds for said County
nf IIsdae the thirty first day of July a. H. eigh
teen hundred and forty niue IN Liber G. Of lrgaCes
pages 1914. t95. and 1876, said mortgage asst yEed
by L. Afford TO Clark X itowsOu on tue twenty &c %
day of December &. ID. eighteen hundred aud fur.y
nine which assignment was recorded in the office Of
the Register Of Deeds for said County The twenty
sixth day ef December A. ID. eighteen hundred aud
forty nine in Liber OF mortgages on page iG5. The
amount claimed to be due on said mortgage for
principal aud interest is fifty dollars aud thirty
cents, iS57.3O9 Defaulthavng been made in the pay.
of said sum Of money according the condition Of
said mortgage aud no suit proceeding having been
instituted law or in chaneery for the payment ofany
part thereof, the sale will be made according the
law existing in such case, in the year eighteen hun.
dred and forty nine at the date Of said mortgage.
CLARK & BOWLSON.
E.H.C WILSON. Auy. Assigueess.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-04-30
Mortgage Sale.

nN the 10th November A. ID. 1913, Rob
" ort C'Mealy executed to Henry Wadron n
mortgage upon Village lots numbered ten, (l0)--
eleven (ll1--and sixteen l6)--according to a sub
division of part OF the Village OF liiSddo, made by
Chauncey w Ferris. JoAn Cook and Hepry
Waldron, and recorded in the Office OF Register OF
Deeds Of Hillsdale county, in Liber T. Of Deeds
on Pages l50 and lJl, which Mortgage contains a
power Of sale and was recorded on the 29th DAY of
November l84s in the Registers Office Of Hillsdaie
county, in Liber +. of Mortgages P8ges $40 and
377. The amount dae and unpaid said Mort-
gage is sixtythree dollars and sixty one cents M
the date Of this notice, for tho recovery Of which
40 proceedings have been instituted.
The said Mortgage will be foreclosclby sal, MS
the statute provides at the Court House IA the
Village of Hilsdae. on the Both day OF May, \. -.
1880, at twelve ofthe clock of so rluch ofthe
Mortgaged premises as may be ncc6 ssary 10 satisfy
the amount due thereon, d all legal charges.
HENRY WALDRON.
iilsdae, 26 Feb. 1850. Morigagsc'
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-04-30

WHEREAS default has been made in the
W payment Of certain sum Of money secured
10 be paid by iudeuuya ofmougage bearing date the
ninth day OF May inthe year. A. d. ls48 executed by
AbJah Nosherot Allen IIii1da!e courtyard State oi
Michigan TO Joseph Moss otthe state OF New York
and which sad mortgage duly recorded in the
Registers Office FOR the coupjy of Hllsdale dnd Stale
o. Michigan on the fourteenth day Of June A. D. 1913
IN liber +. Of mortgages pages lss end ls9 aud
there is now due no suid Mortgage the date Off
notice, the sam ot Twenty--even dollars and fifty
cents. il being for the first payment OF interest due
and unpaid on said mortgage, and whereas. said
mortgage coutuueJ power ot sale over the premise
therein described in oc nry delau in the condi.
ton thereof, aud suit att av ui equity has ever
been instituted 10 recover llc debt renainiug secu-
red by said mortgage or uuy part thereo,
Notice IS therefore hereby given, that by virtue Of
said power Of sale in said mortgage contained. and
agreeable the Strtutes ia such made and pro.
vidcd, vIil be sold public auction TO the highest
b,dder-sutject 70 the principal sum Of money in said
mo tgure contained and Expressed, and the interest
10 become due on said principal sum--on Thursday
tile 27lh day Of June ueN'. a two clock - NJ. ofthat
day, atlhe Count House the Village of illsdale
iu the County of Hillsdalr aforesaid that being the
place of holding the circuit court f1r said county Of
Hlil-dale. The following described Land, TO wit:
All those certain pieces parcels olland situate in
the TOWNSHIP OF Alien, County of Ilisdale and
state of Michigan. known and described foilo-s
viz; The west bali ofthe South west quarter Of sec
ton number twenty C2o) aud tue east half Of the
south east quarter of section member twenty
one t2ll containing hundred and sixty acres
OF land, more or lees. excepting therefrom
the equal undivided one half Of five acres here
loiore decided conyeyedt TO Ira Latham; also one un-
divided half part of the privilege OF mill race de-
scrlbed in sdeed from " ilpm n Nichols and Pris
celia his vile, u the party Of tue first part bearing
late the fourth day Of December 4 y. 1885, also all
that other piece Of land bounded follows commen
cling in the center of the Chicago Road m section one
between sections nine and ten, thence North eleven
rods, thence Eastery parallel with said road nine gl
rods. and thence South 90 the center Ofhe Chicago
road thence along The line OF the centre of sad road
to the place of beginning all being in township six
south OF Range four west. Dated April fth $50.
JOSEPH MOSS, Mortgage,
Gro. MONROE Au'y for Mor,gagee. n33
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SPRING 81 SUMMER
FASHIONS
EOR I9EO.

THNhe subscriber takes this opportunity Of inform
ing the public generally, that he has just receiv
cd asuperb Plate OF FASHIONS for the present season,
which for elegance aud comfort have surpass-
ed any subsequent period, the reports consits of
two beautiful riding habits. for ladies. Also. Gents
plain aud fancy dress, together with good
of business habments all of which we'll adapted
for the Fall and winer ware.
~ His shop Is at the same old stand the large
sign on Broad street J.. HATTON.
0J' Cutting and Making done on the most approx
ed plan and all work warranted.