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Certain and Sure

rE'lIE suhscrii~r. hsving purchased the Goods
u af A. NJ. Brrrze & ca. brgs leave 20 inlarm
his friends and The public Centrally. and every
body else" that he has just returned from the
Nsrih. and is now receiving Splendid Stock Of
CrIgTLCTILwARIEa,
consisting Of Candies. NUS. GungcnS. Crackers.
&s. &c In addition 10 ~kirh wilthe found soms
DRY GOODS.
surh as Mems Wear. calicors. eo,ion Cloths.
Boots. shoe. Hats. &c. Also stock Of
READY-MADE cL0rHING;
xhirh will al be sold on accommodating Terms.
II you DO not beliese IT, just call al the Variety
Store. fr !, Is certain and sure.
JOHN LAWS.
| October z. o.
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Obituary.

Dad, in Rockingham county, at the house Of
Mr.. Osbum, the Rev. Dawn DrcKrr, a liren,iate
of Orange Prsbyiery. He was lahoung as a
Colpor,er Of the Prcsb, terrain Board of ruhlica-
ton al the time Of his death. He has lclt wife
and five children behind him, who, though de-
prived Of the priseg. ofwiinessing his last hours
or even Of knowing Of his Illness, have the chris
tians assurance that their loss is his gain. Bless
cd are the dead Who die in the Lord"
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Trdaesiay, October =.


meath o< the Hon James Graz
:. ,r,.-The las chrlSils Journal. ne regret
:, ...,e. saassaos ras death Of The Iion. JAxEs
c,.ras. formerly the faishful and eiiirisnt Re-
.,.s.a.a.ise 10 cansre<s Efom lie Monniain Dis
-. IN dis state. iIe died on lhe 26sh ulL al
Y. Pl,,.iaii>n IN Ysrk Dislrxf. ssu;h csraIina.
!, ,be Ssh year Of M age. Mr. Grahsm prac-
ia I.w &c nun.i.er Of ysars befae he iO-ik
III il canssrs, and during The long period
sh he seisra in hat bod, he was Distinguish
"a, IL good praeiiesl .enss and ,hs failhiuurss
VI, w,,:rh he discharged his du;s.ssL
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ATTENTIONS.
October a

To fhe nommissionfd. non--ommi,sioned Offers
and Musicians Lciongisg 10 the HaEfeiss 70
iirnieer Regime nj.
VOu are hcielsy commaplea 70 attend al Ds-
\ ynhM~bane's on Friday. the 2i,h inst. for
drill master; and on Saturday. tho 2sih, Al 10
oc.heR. you viii attend with your respective com
panies. armed and equipped Us the law directs
for Rrgimcntal exercise.
By order Of the coloncl.
GEO. W. TATE, Adjt.
October a. o.
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Equity sale.

DY virtue of a decree Of the Court Of Equity
ID for Orange County. made at September
Term, 1851, shall offer for sale, on The prem
ises, on Tuesday the 2lst day OF October next
the Real Estate belonging TO the heirs OF the late
Rankin Mckee, containing about 3l3 acres, ly.
inc upon the waters of Little River, adjoining
the lands of John WiIkerson, William 4. Mckee
and others. Said Real Estate being the dover
land Of Lydia Mckee, now deceased.
A credit of twelve months will he gwen, ths
purchaser giving bond and security and the y
ile will be reserved until the purchase money I
paid.
o. F. LONG, c. & NJ. E.
September l6. Oi-
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TIE Fug;fiw Stare Case at Hwrisburg-F ou'
Renamed 10 their 0,rners.

TIE Fag;firc Stare Case 1t Hvrisburg- -Four
Remanded 70 their Otcners.
Harrisburg, Sept. 9th.
The four alleged fugitive slaves, John
Stoucher, John Bell, Edward Michael
and Finton Mercer, who were charged
on the oath Of Mr.. Michael I.euty, on
suspicion of being participants in the
fugitive slave riot at Christiana, were
to-day brought before Judge Pearson
on writ Of kabeas coptss.
The Judge decided that the i1iagis-
trate who committed the defendant.
was guilty of a gross dereliction of dut,
in issuing the commitment without eyi
dence, and thrreupon discharged the
prisoners.
Mr.. McAllister, the United States
Commissioner, and James Fox, the Dis
trict Attorney, admitted the illegalit,
of the commitment.
4 Immediately after the discharge 0
the prisoners, Commissioners Nc Alliste
pointed to them, and declared them il
charge Of his officers as fugitive slaves
The u. S. officers hand.cuffed them II
open Court, and conveyed them to tn
1 commissioners office, where an exam
nation was held with closed doors.
! Several reputable citizens who wer
I present during the proceedings. declar
ed in open Court that the manaclin
ofthe prisoners under the circumstance
was an outrage, and Judge Pearson cs
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NOTICE

WILL. he sold to the highest bidder, on 9
w credit Of twelve months. at the late resi-
dence of John H. Young, deceased, on Saturday
the 18th Of October next, SIX Likely Ne
grOes, amongst them young and valuable
blacksmith.
Also a quantity of Wheat, Oats, Corn, Fodder
and Tobacco. and many other articles.
Bond and approved security will be required
A. PARKER, Admir-.
September 30th. t-O'
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Ear,pean Negotiations Concerning Cuba.


The Trlrgraphic dispatches Sent from
Lon Ion Ia Liverpool on the eve Of depar.
mre Of the American mail-sieamrr Baltic,
Jus, arrived a, New York. announce some.
what confidently tina, negotiations have
hern opened between Spain. England. AM
France. whirh IRE likely 10 result in
treaty the ohjec, Of which viii be TO pre-
serve Cuba 10 Span. with some such
mn.!Iiiraliuns of her Government As were
mentioned in a paragraph published IN
this paper last week. |. was also under.
stood that steamer wnull Immediately
leave IIavre with dispatches from the
Frenc', Gnvernmen, aud The American
Minister Il, Paris. We observe. however,
lha, Abe London correspondence Of the
Commercial Advertiser treats as pure nc
ton all lea &c England belnr privy to
any surh engagement. A few days prob.
ably will s,,lve The question.
Mt. Intel.
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TTs POPULARITY ABROAD.
FROM SOUTH AMERICA.


Mstacsiba, venszneia, April i2th, 1919.
Mcssrs. Sands-tentlemen | consider il duty
due the public To make known the great benefit
have received from using your valuable Sarsa-
parlla. About three years since was attacked
with Rheumatism in my shoulders, and also in
my legs, aud so severe was The pain, that | was
unable to sleep. tried all Of the best medicines
! could hear Of without receiving any benefit. un-
Ill through the advice Of friend procured some
your Sarsaparia. and after using four bottles in
the course Of fifteen days. found yselfentircly
well. | have no hesitation in saying your sarsa-
para is the best medicine ever took. and can
confidently recsmneRd it 10 my friends and the
pubic. Your obedient servant,
J. NJ. JESURUN.
Here IS another, nearer home
Ncw-yosk, Jan. 9, 1850.
MEssRs. SASps,--Genllenien,-- have great
pleasure in acknowledging to you the great bene-
cit have received from the use Of your Ssrsapa-
ria. A subject ofpulmonary disease, made
voyage 10 Europe. but while there continued TO
be afflicted. A few weeks after my return, was
seized with violent hemorrhage ofthe lungs, and
from the debility and great prostration of strength
shat 6iEowed, with the protracted difficulty of res
pration, am entirely relieved by the use Of your
Sarsaparilla, which consider most important
and truly valuable discovery in the healing art.
feel that have not for fourteen years enjoyed so
good health as al present.
Very gratefully yours,
S. Z. SEYMORE.
Prepared AMI sold, wholesale and retail, by A.
B. & d. SANDS, Druggists and Chemists, 100
Fulton-street, corner Of William. New York.
Sold also by Druggists generally throughout the
United States and Canadas. Price 81 per bot
tie; SIX bottles for IS.
For sale also by
Long & Webb. Hillsborough, and
J. S. Lucas, Chapel Hill.
May l6. 81
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Another New state-Rs he lat.

<AhosAAoA isV0 0slsos - '"'~
treaty siih the SeclveeIran arsl Wahpay.
loan band. af S.~.~ f.rssmr, rie Unutu
STATES nhiain over twenty one millions al
acres. lying east Of line drawn from the
head waters Of The Red River Of the North
In inierscri The north western corner 81
the State of Iowa. Tho purchase includes
pari oi The magnificent blue Earth River
country, and that around the head waters
Of TIL. Des Monies and ST. Peters Rivers.
Tie Indians are allowed 10 remain on the
land two years. For this cession they
are TO receive sl.665.000. The Galena
papers propose that The name Da, as be
given TO the new territory, and such may
be the name nf one Of the States of The
Union.
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III Az r led,

In ihir county, on Thursday the 25th ultimo,
~ John X. Fsuce,,, esq, Mr.. Jaws Lose 10
Miss ExglIsK JESxiSs. all Of 0ransD county.
Also, on the Sd instant by Thomas Long, esq,
pr. CHARLES X. yaScrr 10 Miss caARLorrK
CnEEL, all Of Orange.
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Lynch Law in Grayson. On the 10

Lynch Law In Grayson. On the 18Th
instant the Vigilance Committee of the
county Of Grayson. IN this State. arrested
man named john Carnuil. IA friend and
fnlluwer Of Baron. the Ohin anoliiioni-l, ]
and afer examining the eviden~e against
lar. required him 10 rennnnce his aholi
lion sentiments. This Cornnu refused ID
do; lherrupon he vas stripprd. tied To a
&c. and whipped. Afler RECEIVING a,lozen
stripes. he caved il. and promised mt only
TO recani. but la sell hIs properly in tho
county Consisting of land and negrors) and
leave Tile Stale. Great excitement prevail
ell throughout the county. and the Wyihe.
vile Republican, % ,hr ooh insi.s stale.
thai the Vigilance CUmRinee of Graysou
we're in hot pursuit Of other obnoxious
persons. Pet. hsft.
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SHOES! SHOES 7!

Black and Colored CATERS
Hz& and HALF CATERS. from Miles
SSs%SszxED & Son. Philadelphia.
Cloth Caters and Half Caters. from Robinson
& Co.. Philadelphia.
Boo,ees for Ladies'. Misses and Children.
Also good assortment Of Boots, Lined and
Bound Shoes, and Brogans. Just received at
LONG & WEBB'S.
October Q, Va
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pressed his wiIlingness TO arrest ihe U.
5. officers for contempt Of Court.
Itappears that the charge connecting
DE prisoners With the Christians out.
rage Nssa mere pFetrxt. q Ret them
committed 70 the cuunty jail, n order
70 sbsaia line TO telegraph their aiieg-
Cd esners.
Tie examination resulted IN their
being handed over TO their clainantS-
Throughout. a very deep feeling VAS
engenderrd. but no violation Of law oc-
Cured, Ladgrr
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Scfofnloas Affection of the Eyes.

Winchester, w., Oct. 20, ls49.
A. d. & ID. SASps-GExTLrxEs: | would
not have presumed 10 write TO you. If it was not
my duty TO let the public know the almost mira
cuoua effect your Sarsaparilla has had upon me.
My Inns were covered whh ulserous sores, so
thai coald nos walk during the whole Spring and
Suuaner. IN this situation commenced the use
Of your Sarsaparilla, aud after taking two bottles
was entirely cured must also tell you Of anoth-
81 wonderful cure. My brother was afflicted with
this scrofua in his head, 50 bad bis physician told
him the loss Of his sight was inevitable, and per-
manent blindness seemed to he his fate. Thres
hotties entirely restored his sight, and we cannot
but recommend all similarly afflicted to use
Sands Salsapsrilla. Yours truly,
| BENJAMIN r, BUCKNER,
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Thomas More. The decrease Of this celc.
hra,ed porl may he daily expected. The
last accounts state that "ihere is no i'm.
provemeni in his health. and as in the
case oi Snnlhev. his mind is beyond The
repair Of metlieine ar iine."
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TIE Ttras Press. Texas State
Gazette gives a list Of newspapers pub.
llshed in thai Stare. The whole number
is 35. and comprises 80 weekly. two Of
which were published triwcekly during
the session. nl The Legislature, 3 semi
weekly ans Q ri weekly.
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Washington, March IS. 1851.

Si2'-f have received your letter.
marked confidential" y in which, af-
ter committing The error Of supposing
me to be i" fully before the country as
the Wing candidate for the Presiden.
cy." you proceeded to interrogate me
on many points Of grave public inter
est.
Permit nfe I, say, that, considering
We shall probably only have a Whig
candidate for the Presidency through
a National Convention, and that | can
not be its nominee except BIZ the force
of the unsolicited partiality Of large
masses &c my countrymenL-
Considering. also, that ii my charac-
ter or principles be not already known,
il woald now be idle to attemptto sup
ply the deficient information by mere
paper professions Of wisdom and virtue,
male for the occasion
And considering that. il | answer
your queries, | must go on and answer
others already before me, as well as the
long series tat would inevitably fol-
low, to the disgust of the public
| will beg permission to close this
acknowledgment Of your letter by sub
scribing myself.
With great respect, your obedient
servant,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1851-10-08

Diseases arisfng from an Impure Safe IF
fhs Blood. o. Haiti Of ne Sysism.
Among The rnsny and important discoveries Of
this genrra:ion. Is one whsss f1sss Sill be wris-
Ten. as with SUNBEAM. ia the history Of tie past
SANDS SARsAPARil.LA stands forth alne.
and b. is own sorks proclaihs is power-that
mute elofucncs 50 iifesisiibly affecting in the a.
peaIs Of the suffering for relief. has Teen snswer-
ed. Thousand Of cases Of disease have been
cured By this invaluable mcdiriae, such rs are
not furnished In the records Of lime. These things
are not done in secrri placrs. o. IN some unknown
Town. but are perfanned In our principal cities
and public places. They are hrou hi before the
world 70 sub-ianiisie. beyond doubt, the hsaEag
rri1es Of this preparation: and the facts unfolued,
although gigantic, are as plain as the u ;hi Of day.
The SarssrarilIs is com ined with tue most ef-
fecsral aids. ihe most saluiary produetiHs ., the
mosi potent simples Of the vegetable kingdom, and
is unprecedented suceess in the restoration 10
health Of those who had hong pred un.icr tho
mosa distressing chronic malasies, has given il an
exalted charaeier-furni hing as il does. evidence
Of lis own intrinsic value, and recommeRdii il
10 the afflicted 10 terms the afflicted only can
know. Ithas bong been a most important de i'd
rssuni In the practice Of medicine. 10 obtain re-
psfjy similar 10 this-oDe tina, would act on The
Erer. stomach. and bo,ceis with all the precision
and potency Of mineral preparations. yet without
any Of their drlelerious effects upon the vital
powers Of the system. Although possessed oil
powerful healing properties, il is entirely harm.
less. anil will not injure the mos, delicate consli-
tuition whenin perfect health, no'ellect Is pro-
duccJby lis use, except nm increase Of appetite
but when disease is seated in the lsame, and car
rying fast It's victim along the path Of life. iher
its mysterious influence is fell and seen; il en-
kindles new life and brings health and strength
10 the suffering and diseased.
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'es al Hekiee. IL dne 81 iwo niniil BE-
new GnsFnmrhl ~ lhr SirfFa Maslllie
public uill IL sll pFalfssiilily ~ aFg4ed,
md an army rapsllr 81 mainlailinR lH'
Expenditure sgaidst llis whole pod 81
ihe Central GaEefnmeni So Msxirs III
display iis FirInrinus banners IN she ~
az The fsa GFanhr. When he nstrs
Phbtie - established. Who 10 40 print
The sirsnrinus iroaps Who have sri4s I'D
iis Indrprndrnrr iiIiing nut in ii,~irtn
porte. and uad-T Ihrir own Gsg. an ser-
di'ian rzPsblr Of snbseriing tie pow III
old spain in csI,al n shis Rrp@ic
w'rr n this lime ssiahlsshrd. xhns "a
dnub, that an army ~ fire llsoussnd D.
un'eefs rnuid lr ranrranzIei IT. Tam q,
ar MaiamnIss 10 md lie Cuban pairias-'
A bsirf rrirerzpi,ir hn.Ir ia in Ane b.
column. f.E The truth az whirh We ralel
snn u. mrniisns ilszl Ilie lissi m0renn
ag.ln>t Il.e Mrxr4n lPmrinles has IN
SO lar snrersslul ,..zI she insurgents I've
seiztd lie pnllic funds and marrHi
To Join car4bJal. who IS desigiiaisd :
She le-;irr Of Il,e Intended rereiisilf.
The PhiIsdeirhIs Ledger snPposes ia
The term in-urgArs~' f..tahs .s'rrxn
volunteers" and ads.sf that .lhis m0.
mrni aT7ears rseiIy murh IL The sac
rhaisrirr u thai against Cub. The 70.
niniian Commences "n this rte "f "a
MeairaIi boundary. ss:a'is 10 he lnllnwd
ufhr the Mrsir~ns an the n,her side. q
the arrival Of the volunteers.
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We have never knuwn Nhig sent
ment IN Virginia Ia be A. murh united 4
y % a present. The Wing party scene
I" he entnly irei.isi as 10 priDripk,
measures. and mrn. Al almost ever
Wing mreiing thai has bern held lhr.ugl
out the State. resolutions have been U
unanimously ad"plrd in favor Of Presiirn
FILLMORE. aud M discerning vGi.r q
The nomination &c Mr.. SUMNER. as Ihei
candidate f.r Governor has teen heard
We hail This harmonic. agreement an
this iraIeTnal feeling as a fnrernnnrr q
success. The " higs of Virginia onl
want organization. zeal. and banisimri
Of every thing that will produce d,sroI
~ their ranks Ia rnabls them fairly :
cope with their p'liiiral opponen,s an
gam a Curious sirtory.
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Fab and Winter Supply,
1851,
nome A wIpD,

a PIER Hiauing DIR lhhnksio lheir lif.,l
= g ths NJ literll paiIolass tssssil.-le -
etited hom thrms NolA asa TFsFsff.Illy a.
na1nns hat lhry have Us Ieeeirssf a srry isfgE
and chaios slsck e 6eos<. Comprising every
ding us1slly krFa 10 ress1 siosr: and as tAry
are driernlinrd 10 srE orrssrAssna34iinE irTnss,
thsy hoe 10 mrsis and rtrriss fi.~ir usual share
a. Isinansss aen he eeed cilizen< q ia DO
rough and couniry Surrounding.
- Girs as q csA. u
Oriulr4 2 CO.
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fDemoer1. that Ittse eAh OILS 81 Pc.
served bs fAllhlal Observance II lie az.
iigalio . thy impose. and hy ehvfishins
anew those sentiments 81 fIalrFnal regAHi
Whieh haye hgFelafiFe held " logell,er
= united ahd happy people.
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yIRGINI,.

yT..is go;n.aa'ionS.-The Viz
,.;. whiy causcu'ion. which mri At charlo,is-
m IL ...r 25.h ullimo. Is Represented TO have
hen one Of TIE mast harmonious meeting, on
,oco,d and the reai aud unanimiiy which were
~. manifs.,ed. We consi.lrr no uncertain in-
Jia,;en e spirit among The Wings of that
es,e. hirh IL ], docs not secure victory, will
,ilas d-seTmii il.
GsaasK ". srxxrRs. Of Ranawha, was nOm-
;,,,ed hy acelama:i.,n. as The candidate for Cow
,,par: s.xrEl Wars. Of N"rfolx county. was
n,.aaa,ci, a.so unanimously, as The candidate for
Lieu,.nan, GosrnOr; All sidney :. Baxter. Of
Rim md. as the candidate fm Attorney Gene
al. These gentlemen are said 10 lie men Of q
Li.A orlcr 81 inielrci. Legislative experience aud
srnrrsl popularity. AMI ihsir nonin iiion Is haild
ri.h the greatest satisfaction by the Wig pa
rer. or The Site The resolutions adopIed by
Inc Convention. viii b we copy Ieiow. are every
way worthy IL the Wings Of Virginia. They
nv down Platform upon with We hope The
Wal; party Of the whole country will rally.
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WINFIELD SCOTT.
= Ell. Harrisburg, Penn.

P.S. must add that | write and say
nothing, on public subjects, which | am
unwilling to see published. ". s.
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For THE LADIES.

a FINE Assortment Of French-worked Col
N lars. Chemisetts, Under Sleeves and Cufis,
nj LONG g. WEBB'S.
October :. Va
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From the New YorG Express. Of Sept. %.

General Scott. being written to some
months since BY gentleman Of Penn
sylyania, at the request of eight mem
bers ofthe State Senate, addressing him
as the undouted Wing candidate for the
Presidency, and requesting his opin-
ions on the various political questions
which have agitated the country. wrote
the following Characteristic letter in re.
ply:
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fI'Sr RECEIVED "a a Rark Islsn5 Cas-
~ simrrrs. Asnufafried By csr-on. 6nrr A
Young. MrctlrnAurs rorniy. n. 4. callshs
examine.
LONG & WEBB.
Ortal~E 2. o.
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Eamd Warrants.

WANTED number of Land Warrants, for
W which the highest cash prices will be paid.
Apply to Thomas Webb, esq. or Messrs Long
& Webb.
Sept. 80. es--5w
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Tr,r Democratic yorninafions.-

Tic Democratic Nominations
The Democratic Convention at Staunion. on the
second "a, of their meeting. after VAIN con-
,cs, between tie rival aspiran's, nominated
IisxrH Jun.soS. Of Harrison county. as their
candidate far Governor; Mr.. SHELroN r. LxaxE,
IL Lieutenant Governor. and Mr.. wILlis p
Boco,K. for At orney General M. johnson is
tie Governor elect under the oil constitution.
Pie election for raiifyiag the new constitution
: 10 lake place on the fourth Thursday 10 DC.
io5cr, aud TINT fH Governor, Lieutenant Cover
nor. and Attorney General, TO serve till the first
cs January. 1856, j. 10 be held on the second
Monlay in December, on which day meinl,ers Of
the Legislature are also TO be chosen.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-13
TITLE TO REAL ESTATE

rF undersigned has lust completed full abstract of the
lille of every parcel Real Estate in Kenosha county,
and prepared furnish all necessary information concern
ing the title membranes upOn parcel of land
village lot in said county.
Where known that the title to Real Estate in this
county is affected by twenty distinct records and files,
tanned sixty volumes and that these records kept
i'm eleven different Offices and III tie three different counties
of kenosha. Racine and Milwaukee, il is evident that
more care than generally used, is necessary inform
person position of Real Estate in which he in
lerested.
The several abstract Books of the Records and Mortgages
the judgement Records of the L. 3 District Court and of
the of kenosha county, and of Racine county, far
applicable, together With the Sales will be regularly
posted p and efforts made perfect
considering the mistakes existing in the indexes TO the
earlier volumes Records of Racine cuunty than can be
obtained by examination OF the original records
JOSIAH BOND