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Land! Land! Inmsi!!!

4 - LlNfEk Offer. Tor safe The follow.
IA ing ircls OF Land at such pr,crs aud
trrnis "a, Mil ensure a speedy .ar.
Lic,en ianired an .Ncren Acres
Wherein ! now reside, about ,N hundred of
~iir are IL good state Of cultivation. and.
without -oiuc future disaster. viii produce lh,
s.a>"h dp1bl. the amnunt Of the price ASK.
The buildings nre all comfortable and tasty,
wiih sirst rat. Gia. Press, and Corn MN
Also SiI Honired Acres of Land,
One Hundred and fihy in cultivation. being
CLEARED within the last two YEAR.
Also Oaf Hanired and run Three tcres
u land with sixty serr- in cultivation, aud CON.
Portable buildings thereon.
All III ,ies- land, are IN q good and healthy
ncishbothood viiiln oae mile of an rNrr,nt
school and church. and are unsurpassed BY ANY
lands II, the country III point Of fertility aud To-
cation, being seven miIc, from Marshall, c;yl,.
teen from Port Caddo.
For further particulars ppply 10 my Agent
Col. W. Il. ID. Ward, If Marshall who Il, dul,
authorized TO sell any or all OF the aboy. land :.
during ~, absence from the S,aic--and tull,
guarantee the TILE 10 the .amr, ~ it is un,i,..
puied
a. y. LiNrER
Jhly 10. 1850. 5n
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VdrTfsVH u III w v Vt Y f7V7
This is to certify, that pntchaaod Of Mr.
Is Alr,andsr. ~ SnN Gin OF hi. make,
whah }, c4nal ~ ~ r,speci- 10 ANY GIN have
e,,fu..d II will ,trrag, .iH hllc- OF bon ib-.
each Der da,. the Gia running hy waiter power
JF. ROstGDROt Oh.
TIL. /. 10 certify ihn starred VI Ro-sbo-
,ongl,. ~ S.w G,n. on Potter Greek, and -aw
the Gin pck me- hundred pounds ~ eight min
utra II made 81 ils. OF - good hat - ever
saw " :. SANDERS
certify TO 'hc truth 81 the above. having
held The vat I'd weighed III" cotton
NJ ANDERSON
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Sccsisssinl and Florist.


Vm. nun, tg,W.l
a. GARDEN. farm. aud flower seeds rsf@,
~ tuols fruit trees al al kinds .hruhis-
~ greenhouse plants, Ds'ch dubious, ~,
or roots, double dahlm,, books ON parJcna<
Ac.. a.. for sale at lower p,is.s than any 9th.
house in this cily. Please cali before pnr.A.
my an, wh"rc else at No 20, Canal street. M
buildings IN the le,ee
Al orders prompt, attended Ia and PAT %
"' the very best ARTICLES without delay. fios
or garden ut The end Of Apollo street on Joe.
phinc. near Jackson. Iaia,,i'r. nas
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-08-24

HAVE ssw il ssrcs.sfal olsrai'"n my
i Cos,os Gs~ Fs~tsry, ,hssr-qu.'isrs OF a
e,;,s xv.s v thr courthouse. sas'''s'', Texas
an m making Gins with saws ut hnc cas-,
.trel plate. sd The best chilled east RIBS snd
ar p,ocf boxes. These Gin Stands are equal
n ~, supsricr, to any nov IN use Any per-
,,,n wanting gin stand would find it 10 h.
jrs~e..t I. nv one Of sh's manufacture AZ
ths, M has to d., - 10 inform mr. "f his DE-
50. and the stand will b. ~ni To him. and be
will have IN spg"r.uny Of testing It's quail
tie. without ~hasgs Should II fail to meet MS
rrsc,s,,ous, NJ has only 10 set It aside, and
;.i,rm NJ. Of III. fact, | would prefer, how
ever. delivering them at the Factory They
VII, l.e sold at prices IN acroTdahee ",'h 'hr
time. GINS w,ll |. repaired at the shortest
noitre.
Brinx ?sncical ENGINEER mill-r'sh', black
sm,th, and ms~hiu,.,. ! am we'll prepared to
repair all kinds Of mills.
Al NV gin stands ar. warranted to per orm
welt aud should they fail TO do 80, purchasers
will always know where to lind me.
J. :. ALEXANDER.
NaySA IS, 1880.
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rpshDr a. ltras, APRIL 2, ls50.
cer'ify that | bought 90 Saw 'in n J. >.
Al.yander ls.i ping, that - as good ~ any
tina, ever saw. both for making good rani-
pier md tsst fickng -
BENZ GAGE.
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J VI McREN\OIDS
Mnr.nnll Amnu~I. IL lSbll- Y II
ne state u Teas,
DisrRicf ,uURT,
Hsrrison County
Richard =. Watson,
DAVID lIill, District Surveyor,
David l. t,Iii,~l,ie, - ri.

I,,,l T. t,iii, si,i,.- IT NJ
~ a.. <l,-,g -, .,,,,I c,,,,,,, t,p,rrtx,
v.,,trRtAS ~, ,h. ,i,,h,,rutb d,,, 81 linn,
w N Is5o K,hard = Watson filed IN.
,.,i,i,, in the District CourI of IIarri.uur uun
=, g,,ps, David U,ll. District Surveyor of .a,d
,..,,,7,v David y ,,dl,.ui,. II al .rtt,ng firth
n .,L.,,n,.. ,bnt an she loth d,y ot I,np.ry
,.,,,,,,,,n huodr,d and for,,. th, Board # and
Commissioners OF Harrison count, prnu ed and
,ss,,,d ,o ,n,J David T. GILLESPIE, A conditional
,e-,,tent. for ,n hundred and iortv arr,s of
l,,d and that sad t.,lir.p,. b, win, of sand
r,r,,f,o,e. caused to be surveyed innr hundred
aud eighty seven acrrs Of land in said county.
commencing ON tn. ives, boaudsr, line Of pri,r
Wh.t.,onr, head ,yb, survey; theme, north
to = Norpau', survey; thence west ON ,h,
south lin, ot the same, 10 G. G. DIAL. tract.
known Ms the John HILL place theme, south To
William Walker, survey thence east to ll,
nor,hra., corner Of III. same: thcnc. ,outh to
Anderson Whr,sion., surrey lh,nc, east to
the beginning three hnndrrd and twenty acn'N
OF "hen Includes I"'"'oh,f pe"n' sc'l'-
m''t ana '"Pf"'e'''"',-"'" W., ""'''' ''' tue
- d"i "' - a. D. 'o''' '"ia ",''' ne re-
moved beyond u'r h'n''' q, Tue hrP"o'" "'
ItNa-' ana nas :" continued n"i"hd lhc "fn'is
81 The f'p"ou' ana S,''e ~ eNa'' rom S"i'
la-' ne"''"n'" '''e ''''"'''o' u''' '''' "',''sp'
failed I" prov, up h'' un'"l"''''"l"' hr'H fs'n
e"r'''e"'', ''o '''''' a"', "'"''" !" II" "lo PER
'orm 'he dnl"s 'e9"'hu OF "''l, '" 'h'u'. h'n'
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-08-24

1 H. rrsonN "r' hereby notified THAI Jar.
~ VI lton hold. a note made by the uaS-l
signed payable to lhc SAID l,nu, Tor the ,s
at about eight hundred aud ninety dnllar,, }
ted about The 18Th DAY of Feb, \. d ls,
aud due about the III at Nan.h 1880. la wt,s
note the undersigned has Just and leyal j.
irnsr, and ~lli not pay the same uul.s, 90.
pcilrd by law WliLlA,, CCyLE
Pamela Go. Junr It'll. ls5O--no Lift
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Aslsp,iulstrmliOm Notice.

A< IT.. 25lh da, OF June. A. u. 1880, letters
} of Administration were granted Ia the un-
dcr-igned oii the estate of Perry Vincent, de-
ceased, BY the county court 81 Harrison county,
Texas, pertaining to the estates OF dvcrns.d
persons. Az persons therefore, h.,ing CLAIMS
against ~ad ESTATE, Nll present them du', au-
ihcniicarcd, Nihu the tuur prescribed by l'W
aud those indebted tu ihr sane Will plcd>c
make Immediate pnvmrut To
JOHN g. WELLS, Admir-
August 4. 1850 q ht
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WM DAVENPORT.



recommend = Alexander to the puhlIr ~
q good Gln.r.gh,. ! h"uam - -aw gin of
his make list year de- mol believe Il can be
surpassed BY any " the United S'aic-.
lnt3lyl u II METiININ
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4 CA RID.
NOeTOR " PATRICK =. LANiNGHAM,

- hayis,g had an experienced practice in the
medical profession for the Las. thirteen Year, IN
the states OF Mississippi and Louisiana, respect
fully tenders his professional services to the
citizen. 81 HARRISON county.
R-.dence--ScRrlIe place, 1--we and half
mile. north Of Marshall nal y
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CAN D =, 8 r 4.

v,cs n. u. P,gacE
rlNAYllJR L PIERCE, Phys'cssn' aud Sur
gems, tender their professional services TO
the citizens Of Marshall and vicinity, IN TIE
VARIOUS branches of their profession.
Ofice No J Johnson. new brick building
Marshall. Nov. 10. 1919. n!o W.
DOCTOR W. B. TACkETT has pcrna.
~ n.niiy located IN Marshall. lie respect
fully tenders his services to the public generally
in aii the various branches OF the medical pro-
fe-sion.
Office, No. John-ons brick building. n33
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SHREVEPORT LOUISIANA.
T1>ilE subscribers beg leave to inform their
i friend, and the pablo. that they have taken
the above llous. for term Of years, and are
now prepared to entertain borders and 'ri.-
oilers
Til, large and elegan, establishment: former
" known a. the Commercial lou-e. is pleas
anlly shna,ed o" the corner Of Texas and
Spring Stree, cenirai 10 business and very
convenient to sfe Steam Boa, Landing
The prorylctoTs have had much experience in
Hotel Keeping. and will spare no pains or es.
pence TO render their guests comfortable.
Their table shall always bc supplied with the
best that our avn, and the New Orleans mar.
kc.s will afford.
The public is respectfully solicited 10 call and
give the Palmetto House trial
A. LEONARD,
J. W. GAMBLE,
Proprietor.
Shreveport, Feb 9Th. 1850 as-tf
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1850-08-24
LAW DEPARTMENT.

Hon. H. " VI King, Professor of Theory
and l'rw'lce If law.
Johi Deh,tcld, Esq, Professor of CONNER
eId Jurisprudence.
1trms--45n per session.
All communication, PERTAINING 10 this DEPART
ment must BE- addressed TO
r.. W VI KING, Esq.
MsufniS, Trnn, March 1850
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l., o. Afford, II. ". MARTIN
1 iFOKD & MARTIN, COMMISSION Ner.
~ chants, New Orleans, la would respect
fully tender their services to their friends and
tie public generally. BY constant Application
TO business and ,lric, regard to- he interests
of their patrons, they hop To meet the conf
dcucr of the puilic
Refer I" Col. James Mctowsn. Col. Charles
Cooper, Rev + II Blades, Rev J. c. Woolan,,
: r. Perry, Esq, Doct. W e, Swanson, e. X.
Andrews, Esq, Hon James + Taylor, John y.
Webster, E-q, Hon. r.. ". Wilder, Capt, & e.
Dad, Col. Benjamin Loor, Lame, iiarsin-, Esq,
Cnl W T Scott, Hon. r. A Paiillo, Maj. =.
Smith, " r. Spencer, Esq, Bird HOLLAND,
Harrison county, Texas.
\rW Orleans June n 1880 3 ly
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We will furnish l,agginc, Rope. and Plan.
Iaiion supple, TO Planters shipping to the
above hou,r.
ENt<\ GREGG A. KEY
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1Nk. A. q. BRENT, a graduate Of the Uni
~ ver.iiy OF Glasgow, scotland tenders HI,
professional services To the citizens o' tass
county, and vicinity. DR. Bren, mas been a
practicng physician for the las, twenty years.
Once opposite the Soda Lake Hotel
Jefferson. March Is. 1880 nl3 "
nRS ] h NAUGHr 4 n. l.. GIVE\S,
- having entered into n copar'ner-hip N the
practice o. physIe, l"ndcr their professional
services To th. citizens OF ku,k and vgeiniiy.
We hope by clu-e attention to get liberal
share ui patronage We will charge so cents
mileage, day or night one dollar per visit N
town. aud viii charge Tor but Two visits per
day We wll charge for medicine IN all cases,
Rnsk. Cherokee Go. Jan l. 1850 n5O y
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SDrisg and Sumner CoeIs
FkENH SuPPLY!y
]. ". 1ARRETT 4 "a

j. W. URETT 4 ca
DESpECTFULlY inyi,. public at,+,..
IL their Nr~,ng and Srm,.,v stock. nv
c.,,~d at their stand, at the wea en-
public Nyuars, MarshoiL They we,I
their customers and the public gen~rsl,,
their goods were bought in New Orl~aaa h
regular importing hou.e', and they flai,e, n
selves they will be able to give general =
faction. Their stock consists In pan =
lows, VIZ:
Lowell brown ana pl'aehed don.ss
every variety p'o"h ",o o.e"."cd dnR,
c"'i"nahe OF r.hgh-"' re"en' ana A.,
manufacture DENNIS el'""t Jeans; es1
ei''h '"k'ns' eo,'o" a."p'.' "ofon skul
e'""' ''o'n' ~ -, u"n'ssa
De-. linen s,a,, do do. Irish l,..ns
black. and uhi,c holland; table linen. A.
a. d,an,, n,,Lin. a. &c. p,,n,.d ao'~s
h,.oL 40 S,,i.. and null ,,,,i,n. Na
MA and s,,,,..d Swiss. ,ub,oia.,.I ~
na,,.,,s French ,,ckone,s of ey.,, "
i,,,h,m. oy ,v,,y variety: ch.mh,y a,
colors. chambry linen, plain and solid ro,'
,hanu,obI. do. do. &c, yclyets alp~r,. IL +
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- ". POWELL, Kecst,ins and Frmard-
IL. ing Merchant and Co4pn tacior, No, ~
Na,chrz street, New Orleans La
Refers to- WIN II Cobb, and J. II Fyile,
Port t,ldo, Texas. nai
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-01-22
The Rensselaer, and Saratoga Railroad Ac-
cident--Triumph ofInnocence.


In May last, as will be recollected, the
Troy cars ran oif'the track in Saratoga coun-
~ killing the Engineer and badly mutating
the Fireman. IL vas supposed to have been
the work Of an incendary, for whose detect
ion a reward was offered
Information was lodged against John Tall
madge, f6re-handed and reputable farmer,
residing near the road where the accident
happened, who YVES arrested, examined and
committed. Subsequently he was indicted
for murder. Abroad. he was guilty beyond
doubt, and strong feeling of indignation
was aroused against him.
The trial came on last week at Ballston,
before Judge Wright, of the Supreme Court.
The counsel for the accused, Messrs, Hill,
Porter, Scott and Hay, had been quietly bui
diligently employed, for six months, i'm well
directed efforts TO unvel a conspiracy 10 con
vict an innocent man OF an attrocious crime.
The witnesses against Mr.. Talmadge,
were Jas. Player and Jos. Balfrey alias Geo.
Parker. The latter stated, in the prelimina-
ry proceedings against Mr.. Talmadge, that
he arrived at Quebec on the 4th day of May
last, in the ship Jessie, from Limerick With
this clue, Mr.. Scott proceeded to Quebec,
where he ascertained that the ship arrived
there on the 25th May, the day after Me
Railroad occident M Scott then went to
New York and escertained at the Office of
the Emierant Commissioners that Balfrey ar
rived there in July last.
Pcoydentioliy, a man vas found in Wash
ington county who had known both of Mr..
Tsllm dye accusers in ireland, where they
sustained bad characters
During the progress of the trial il became
manifest that the reward offered by the Rail-
road Company tempted these men to charge
Mr.. Talmadge with this ime. No doubt
was left on the minds of the court, jury and
spectators Of his entire innocence Judge
Wight on receiving the verdict of the Jury,
congratulated the accused on the complete
establishment of his innocence, stating that
on his release from prison, he would 90 back
to his family and friends with a vindicated
and unblemished reputation.
On notion of the District Attorney, Judge
Wright ordered the immediate arrest of Pha-
yer and Balfrey for perjury
Thus after six months Imprisonment, and
at an expense OF $900O in preparing his de-
fence, Mr.. Tallmadge comes forth free from
punishment and reproach, and his wicked ac-
cusers take place in the prison to which their
perjuries had consigned them.
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-01-22
Hon. Abbott Lnwrence.

The London Morning Chronicle in speak
ing OF lhe remarks OF Mr. Lawrence alta pub
lie dinner in that city, SAYS:
I'VE have seldom had TO record an Am
bas~adodal Orauou which gave us moIe plea
suie, ot which seemed more gennipe ex
r'ess'"n "i hindly feelings aud manly lhots.
The orcAsl"n was happy QUE. and iruianl
~ Suggestions. The assembling together
~ - eutrmon cause ofbenevol ;ucc Of The al
'leSI aud the youngest races Of those who
speak The English language; the lorgelful-
ness OF national disiuciinns. fur Tie sake of
the wide brotherhood of humaUily-,hese
we're the characteristics ni The meeiirg. aud
these we're the Ihoughs which crowded ON
Nj. LawIence's mind.
the Chronicle adds:
M. Lawtence has taken strong hold Of he
BiI,ish public by tins. his fist appearance
brlure ii; and We feel assured hat the more
he is seen and llle beIier he is known. the
higher vii he and nalipnal interests which
he lepre.enis be estimated. aud the good
understanding between the Two countries
strengthened
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-01-22
Distressing accident.

On Saturday last. Mr. Isaac Da,by, ofJsck
Son, was accidentally shot by David Rowe. OF
tiiiead in this Couutv The bali entered
rhe night side, passing through the heart, and
oui AZ the eil shoGldcr, killing him immedi-
ately. Mr.. ID was an Uncle Of Nh Rowe,
and had ior several DAYS been visiting ms
friends in This CoUn'y. At ,he time of the
accident, himself, NJ. r. and Others. having
insi flushed - hunting excursion. were Gu
gagged in shooting aJ % mari The rarget
WIS placed in a sndli Window of an uninhablt
ed log hur. ahont 80 tuds distant from The
place of -honliue, and Nlr ID having dischar.
ged hi~ gun, proceeded to the spot TO exam
me Ailey raisrug his hand. as was supp0.
sed 10 poini 0ut the lucaiioO Of The ball. but
which he sequel shows was indicated as a
token lur the parry not to shoot, he passed
around the binding. and into door out of
sight of his companions. Thinking that he
had stepped out of the way. Mr. r.. shot
and the ball passed through The board aud
through Nj Darby. who was looking for his
ball hole on the opposite side. An inqres,
was held, and The verdict was IN accordance
with the facts. 'accidenially shot The
corpse was taken 10 Jackson on Monday
We cannot Imagine the feelings of the family
on receiving dead the lsved one whom they
expected alive; nor OF tlat young sou going
10 visit with his Father, met that Fathers
corpse 10 this place Coli water Sentinel
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-01-22
STATE or MICHIGAN-la Cbancery--The

STATE or MICHlGAN-la Chancery-Ihe
- Circuii Court for the County Of Hlilsdale.
Henry Hart, Complainant, Noah n WoOdlord,
and James *. Kinnan DCfcRdaRts.
Pursuant TO decree OF this honorable Court made
in this cause the tenth day Of April in the year one
thousand eight hundred aud forty nine the sabscr
her Master Ia Chaucery will sell at public auction,
at the Court house in the Village OF iilsdae. on
"Wednesday the ~ enty third doy of January next az
one clock 10 the aternnnn ths following described
premises or 80 much thereof as may be- suiicieut to
raise the amount due tie Compliment iH tli cnUse,
for princi pal imerest end cosr'-vin All that Ger
,ain piece or parce of land situate ia the age Of
Jlillsdale in lhe County of Hhlsdule and State Of
Michigan known aud described as follows VIZ a
part Of Village lot number thirty one (3l on Broad
street In the Village of Hiiisdte. begu.i1g lH the
easterly line OF said Broad street bt p1 ll uree '
Gods tom the sou-l west corner of sut lot unm1es
thirtv aue i3 thence enseryW r'git Angles with
saia broad street four { rod4--lheuce uo'thery at
right srgles ana parallel wirh sa street twenty esht
f2sj iee.-iheaee easery right angles four q ro5s
10 Broad street--t'ence soatoccy ea1a tle l,Ir OF
said si-ees IA enty eight l!s seet Vie p'aee Of be-
ginning W i HOW ELL
DENNI,& BrwEN, Master 40 g ''ahceiy'
Com! u!lsiuauts Solicitors. a2O
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-01-22
CANADA no BIZ AnAvpoSrD BY GRsA1
The Rail Road.

We learn that the $50 600 Stock, required
to bo taken by the cizeus OF this County.
has all been subscribed. This Information
may be relied 90. il is rumored also that
the Contracts have been let from lIllsdale 10
the County line. lhe work to be commenced
Immediately, and that the conItscts are Ia
be let from the County line TO this place io
few days Our citizens are now rejoicing
IN anticipation of the immediate extension of
the Road, 50 long hoped for.
[Coldwater Sentinel
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-01-22
.fFnrtgoan SMIe.


WHEREAS default has been made io the
w payment of a certain mortgage made by Hora.
ito W. Bates, 10 William Py lnpiou since decreased
bearing dute the eighth OF March in the year Eigh
teen hundred and iorty.iive Ns45,) which duly
recorded n the Registers Office. for the County Of
Hiilsdae, and State oil Michigan on the day aud year
aforesaid, in Liber ID. of mortgages pages $50 aud
35l and whereas there is due on said mortgage
the sum of four hundred aud four dollars and IL
tyfour cents tslOi24J and whereas said mortgage
contained power of sale over the premises therein
describes ia of any default IN the condition
thereof, ani suit at law, ina chanrery has ever
been nslitlted torec0vef The drbl secured bY said
u'or'guge or any parl lhereoE aud whereas The uu-
derslgued has been duiy dpppinte! AGniulslraor Of
the said W ihum PNmpior dc,e easel, Now therefore
los virue ct said power ui shall eXpl-e for sne
az puhlc aucuuf tle hgic.t bidder. ON luf-d1y
lhe .-veutu day 90 Aptii nrxt. ~ tee oi te CLOCK
in the ior uaou flhat day a due -ogr iouse il jhe
Ntuge of lilisdale n ie county Aforesaid, ti,a, be
iug lbe place of holdig ihe clrcut court for said
county ~the following premises described BOO said
gaze, to Wit The n0itl-west qunrter oi the ioUH
west quarter of section t~elve pa township seven
soutu VI rauge three west Wl die north haH ol die
north erst quarter ui section eleven in the town
in tve Colnts OF udisIale and ollie of Michigan
j.. l.. A Ia hiPION Adiuiuis strator
of William Pympt0u dece ised.
L. H. WILSON, Au'y.
Janaary ION, 1850. ua6 I3w
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-01-22

DEFAULI having oecu 'aade ln -'e payment OF
EB su.d o.. tnsaey 4. c4gsuto 9- plil 3 d certain
iai utGrs 0i Aiortg age bearing date tc 3ur,ee"'h
day Oc,oaor Ign5een huhd.ad aud i'r-y -lN, eA-
ccutod uy t2ros ,olJ1a and sophia \. -ls Wiia.oi
tnc c,y of Nonr1 aaa state G. Mieai san TO i.llnu
l.. Gbtrs of Adfi .,. County OF ionlW ee and state
oi Alie4isan ,il Recorded ln fne oEca oi the beg
isJor uf Daeslu esd Tor tle County oi lIi.sdale on
the hiteUnth day az Oet15ee ognte % hundred and
iorty-siy, 90 eight clock 81 10 iaer y OF mort
rages on ptgesl2i l22 n l23 upon WAlch Mort
gage thcre s. caimed 10 he dle 10 tlie due OF TINS
nolice tns sum % seven tpndrsd tairtJ-tWo dollars
aud n'aety-'wo e'a.s and no suit at IA" of equity
having been instituted ufthc recovery oi the sam
or any part thefegi
NDae.' is thertlre hereby eron thathy virtue oi
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-01-22

m English papor mentions having seen
uuder a glass shade the SIZE Of a lady's fhiin
Bile. a steam engine that might have served
Tor a cotton mil IN Lihput. The whole ma
chinery. hy wheel iuclnded, stand upon a
two penny piece, yet so exact is the work
manship that when n steam pipe is applied,
Tor there is no boier, the engine IS immedi.
ately SCI IN moiion. and works with sJmita.
Bile precision
Hillsdale Whig standard. (Hillsdale, Mich.) 1846-1851, 1850-01-22

John Murray Defendant
Notice is hereby given ihut by virtue aud in pur-
.uahce ofa decreal order made in the above cause,
the thirteenth day of July in the year one thou.
sand eigh hundred and forty one the subscriber r.
Master ia Chancery will cell public Ar.tion, at
ihe house o. Jesse Button. ia The Village of Jones.
Vile, N the County of iiilsdae, on "Wednesday the
thirteenth day Of February next attwo O'Clock IN the
afternoon, the following described premises, or so
much thereof may be sufficient raise the amount
due the onplainanL for the principal interest and
costs vz All that certain piece or parcel of land,
situate, lying aud being IN the ToNu Of Moscow. in
the County Of iiillsdaie and State Of Michigan, de-
scribed as follows viz The west half ofthe north
qulrter and the half Of ie south quar-.
ter of section number eleven, in Township number
five south of range number west containing one
hundred and sixty OF land he the same mo e or
less dated az Jonesville. this lst January $50.
JAS X. KINMAN,
Master ia ChaRceTy.
W I HowELL SOlcilor n25