Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-10-10
P(yRI.IC SALE

NOTICE is hereby given that Saturday, the 26th
day Ut October next, will sell at Public Auction, at
the Council Chamber in the city of Burins part of
lot No. one hundred and ninety light 9s) bounded
follows, 70 w-commencine at the south corner Of
said lot, running north sixty and fourth t6U m
thence east thirty and onehalf feet 1881 thence
son eighteen feet us H. thence wenty feet
t26 H., thence south forty two and fouh feet i2!fl
thence west SIXTY -fonr and halt feet, [6i a. 10 place
of beginning as the property of William Gar,iu to sa.
tisfy the tax for paving the alley Main street.
running from Washington Columbia streets levied bv
authority OF the City council of Bun and ounting
to the sum of thirty dollars and eighty
WITH the interest thereon since the Eth of December
1s49 and the costs OF levy advertising SALE Sc. and al
so TO satisfy the tax for gutering and curling
street from Main 10 Third levied authority of
the CITY council OF the city OF burlington, and amounting
20 the sum OF dollars and forty cents s 400
with the interest thereon, since the 2d day OF February
1888. and the costs OF levy. advertising, sale. SC.
Sept IS, 1850 EDWARD MARROW, Collector
STATE OF Iowa, Des Moines county.
District Court. October Term, 1850.
Isaac N. Safer, Petitioner. Elias Chiche ser De-
Reconsideration for foreclosure Of a mortgage.
DEFENDANT will take notice that the petition
Leg, Isaac NJ Safer. on the 25th Of September,
1850, ned in the Office of the District court of said
county, petition, setting forth that the defendant
on the 2lst of March, 1919, conveyed to said petit
TONER lots No. II and 10 in the town of Middle.
town, IN said county, to secure to the petitioner
the payment OF the OF S2I5, with interest from
the date last aforesaid, al the rate OF ten per cenu
per cnnrm, until paid, and payable on the els of
September, ls5o-and praying that the said petit
TONER may have Judgment for his debt and interest
and costs, and that decree be rendered tina, the
equity Of redemption Of said defendant in said mort
gagged premises be forecosed; and that the same be
sold to satisfy the amount found due the pe;tion-
er, with interest. o. c. WIGHTAIAS Clerk
sept 3s, iS5o-6t /. d. Stockton. sol.
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