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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-10
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In the first number Of the New Orleans
Monthly Medical Register. which we no
heed Few days ago. we find AN article by
Professor Stone on the virtues OF 'Phos.
plate of Lime in Scrofula and other dc
PRAYED states Of System" which is Of some
moment 1t was suggested by an essay
in the London Lancet on the "phvsiology
and pathology of the oxalate and phosphate
Of lime, and their relation to the formation
of cells"
THE conclusions Of the author (.ny,
Professor Stonc) are based upon careful
chemical research and results from the use
of the remedy. His researches show tina,
IN man. as well as in vegetables and intc-
rior animals. phosphate Of lime a. well as
albumen and fat is absolutely essential for
the formation Of cells, and he considers
that many Of the pathological states of the
system depend upon deficiency of thi.
salt. The affections in which it is advised
are alterations dependent npon general
dyscrasia. and not a mere local affections
inian,ile atropl,y; in those suffering from
ricketts, and consequent diarrhna and tuber.
culous diseases. particularly ofthe lung, III
the early stages"
Struck by this article. Professor Stone
tested it, and he thus describes three case.
in which its virtues were very Obvious
The first was that Of slave, who was adj
mitted to the professors infrmary in July
with disease Of the nose, the whole sys.
tenn showing great progress in scrofulou,
decay. The usual remedies were unsuc.
ccssfully applied until August, when cod
liver oil was used, but the disorganization
Of the stomach was increased by it. The
phosphate Of lime was then applicd-cigh,
grains three times day. Its good effects
were soon apparent. 1t and the oil were
therefore administered together. and the
patient soon was restored to health.
The second case is that of young lady
aged "a. Her disease was one of"unmix.
cd phthisis. which might have been expect.
ed TO terminate in the course OF a few
months" fatally. The upper part of both
her lungs was filed with tubercles, and in
some places was beginning to soften. The
case was evidently bad one. The treat
ment of cod-liver oil was at first used, bu,
without marked improvement. The phos-
phate Of lime was then administered with
the oil, and the result, as in the case ofthe
negro, was soonapparent. The patient wa,
rapidly getting well.
The third case was that of a child sever
years ofage. IN which the phosphate o
lime was used with complete success.
| We can only refer briefly to these case.
for the purpose Of directing attention t.
the subject. Before the dreadful disease.
which they describe. scientific men hav,
stood abashcd. That there is some rene
dy for them we can hardly doubt; and thi.
may. if a new thing, he the dcsidcratun
which science is IN search of-Mobil,
Herald. Z
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-10

We observe, says the Petersburg In
teh;gencer, that Mr.. Strother. the newly
elected member from the Londoun Dis
trict, is pronounced on Democratic author
i;y to be "Souihcrn Rights" man. We
explicitly assert. upon our own knowledge
continues the htcliigcnccr, that Mr.. S. is a
warm friend of the Compromise, and IA
thorough Whig-a national Wing. in the
the Union sense of the word. In saving
this. we do not deny that Nj. S. is a South
ern Rights man. He is for the rights of
the South and the rights Of the North, as
guaranteed by the Constitution, and SO are
all good Wings.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-10
SynOdOT Vfrgtuin.

Thursday Evening, Oct. 30.-After
public worship the Rev. John c. Lowrle.
one Of the Secretaries Of the Board Of For
eign Missions, was heard in behalf of that
cause.
The Rev. Cortlandt Van Rensselaer,,
d. d.. Of the Synod Of New Jersey, being
present was invited to sit as correspond
ing member.
Winchester was unanimously chosen as
the place for the next meeting, and the third
Wednesday Of October, 1852, at 7 p. Nj.
fixed upon as the time.
Friday Morning.-Reports were pre-
scented by the general Agen, for Colpor-
tege, and the chairman Of the Book Com
uittee, showing the great importance of
the enterprise, and the encouraging adj
vanccment made during the year in circu-
laiing the books and tracts of the Board of
Publication.
After public worship deeply interesting
addresses on the subject of Ministerial Ed
ucation were delivered by DR.. Van Rensse-
lacr, DR.. Mcfarland, and others. The
fourth Sabbath Of November was appoint
cdas day for special prayerin the Church
es of the Synod, for an increase Of candi
dates for the ministry.
| A dispatch was received announcing the
sad intelligence Of the death Of the Rev. S.
l.. Graham. d. d. Professor in the Union
Theological Seminary, and committee
was appointed to draft minute expires
sivc Of the sense Of the Synod with refer
ence to this event.
A deeply interesting discussion arose on
the Report of the committee on the Union
Theological Seminary. pending which the
Synod took recess.-Noy/oik Herald.
Ramk nG flhG limited Sfnfcs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-10

Mn. FILLMORE The New York Com
mercial closes an article on the National
Administration with this language:
Whether Willard Fillmore be reelected
to the Presidential office, or whether some
other good and tried Wing be chosen for
that honor, or whether the mantle of the
Executive fall upon one ofan opposite po-
ltical faith, we shall always regard Mr..
this Union as remarkable alike for its lack
of prctension and for its pre- eminent purity.
skill, and success.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-10

Low ToLLs-PUBLrc MEETiSG.--Wc
are requested, land it gives US much pleas
urc 10 comply,) to announce that public
meeting will be held at the Masonic Hall.
this afternoon at hal past three o'clock, for
the purpose Of taking action upon the sub
ject of the present high rates oftoll. charg-
ed upon the James River and Kanawha
Canal. and appointing delegates to the
Convention. called to meet at Buchanan,
the 18th inst.
All who feel any interests in the subject.
land who does not!) are invited to attend.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-10

Palace; aud ii is stated that a sompsny has
been formed. represented IN Europe by
these two gentlemen, ITO whom the entire
management has been entrusted. 1t is al
so stated tina, large building will be
erected in New York, which will be made
bonded warehouse. for the reception Of
goods from all countries, and that the pro
posed exhibition will be open about the
middle of April next
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-10

heads. srn NOT eiihsr % wicked 81 sss-
pid Locofoco a. to
~Slwn nv Sy~s
G'in.t half the w,rtIs. and half ths vIrtus,
In this broad emp;rr."
These "con6Jcnces" cf Senator WEST
colt go very far to substan,iasc tho Spia;ss-
weexPre''ed Few daysago; that the Soush-
ern DIVISION ofthc Democratic party. snJ
especially the Virginia branch ofi,-shoush
Claiming most pharsaical amount Of pub.
lie virtue. and protesting an overwcen;nf
share ofdcvo,ion to Southern r;uh,,.woulJ
show themsc!vcsrc,d y whenever the acr.m.
BILE for the national spoils commenced ~ co..
lcsce. without other condition than t. .h,r.
in official garbagc,with that "conrlomer..
ted compound Of Heterogeneous mhscr;s,s.
Aboli,ionisis, Free. Sellers. Fugitive Slavs
Law repc.lcrs. shI old Hunkers'' Who
constitute tho Northern division Of the % =
ny. Such a course Of action il i not unrca.
sonablo to expect ola party that Is never
national except in their struggles for -tks
public plumber. and only conservative M
their efforts to hold on to il.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-10

BENToNrAN.-The pre- positi on for a
mixed convention between the Bentoni.
ties and The anti Bentonitcs don't meet with
much favor from "Old Bullion ,''says the
New York Express, as will be seen from
the following extract ola letter from him
10 NJ. Blair, esq, DIST. Louis:
81 answer Instantly and truly that !
| would rather set in council with the six
thousand dead who died Of cholera in St
Louis than 10 GO INFO convention with
such gang Of scamps. and that is my
sentiment to-day. The point is to defeat
them; the public require it. We shall be
stronger when they are gore, and, what is
more, we shall be clean!"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-10

IL A gentleman of Maryland, whose
name is not given, it is said. has purchased
the farm at Cape Charles, on the Eastern
Shore Of Virginia, with all the land CONT
guous to the Cape, with the design of
erecting there a commodious and splendid
hotel, which is TO be ready for the accom-
mediation of visiters by the next season.
The locality is highly recommended for its
beauty, hcalthfulncss, and the fine surf
which will render it popular with those
fond of sea bathing.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-10

On Thursday evening one Of tho sosE
folds at the new Presbyterian Church,
now erecting at the corner II third and
water streets. gave way. a three peysons
employed on the building were on it,
They fell ,hiry-fve feet or more on . pile
OF brick and stone- Mr.. Lewis : carpen-
ter. Mr.. Morrisess bricklsyss. and . negro
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-10

CoRREcrIoN.-By slip Of the pen, last
week. we spoke of the high tolls charged
upon the Va. and Tenn. Rail Road-of
course, we meant upon the james River
and Kanawha Canal. We hope We may
never have occasion to make similar COM
plants against the managers Of the FIRST
named work.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-10
THE vtRGiNlAN.
FOR HESITATE sENATk-
BENJAMIN T.. WALKER. OF AUTOMATIC,

"Iro,ef to insert that provision in the Con-
stiturion which speeialy Prohitits emaneipa ION.
stated expressly. th,s. ia my opiaio", erea ~uhon'
such eiaxss, THE LEcfsLATrRx would HAVE NO
RfcHT To ENAScfPATE.
sLI AxorST, and live in the largest sav~holding
county Of the West. ! AN AS FIXED IN MY
OPPOSITION TO ALL AND EVERY SCHEME,
STATE OR FEDERAL, CALCULATED TO
AFFECT THE VALUE OF SLAVE PROPER
TY. AS ANY MAN IN THE COMMON
WEALTH.
GEORGE w. SUMMERS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-10

~ We learn from the Washington
Republic. that the London Morning CAron-
icIe publishes proposal. signed by the
United States and Austrian Commission
ers, to transfer to New FORK the most at
tractive and valuable portion Of the articles
which have been exhibited in the Crystal
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-10
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

washington. Ocf. q. 1871.
Sir: The President has learned from the newspa-
pers with the deepest regret, that dsgracefu out
rage has recently been committed by lawless mob,
who have by force rescued fugitive from labor
from the custody Of the marshal. thereby resisting
the execution of legal process and setting the law
at defiance. He hopes that the statements respec-
ting the occurrence exaggerated especially as
it took place at your residence, and no communca-
ton upon the subject has been received from you.-
But whatever may have been the extent of the out
rage, lie expects that ofors will be spared, on
YOUR Part and that Of the marshal bring the gull
ty offenders to Justice. The supremacy Of The laws
must be maintsined at every hazard and at any
crificc. Men whose duty it is to execute them
must be protected and sustained in the discharge Of
that duty.
| cannot doubt that the great majority Of your cit
liens are loyal to the Constitution; and that they
will aid the proper officers in bringing to justice
those who have wan;only and wiekcdly violated the
most sacred duty of citizen. in all free Republics.
by setting an example which, # followed. must Gu
danger the life Of every officer charged with tho
ccuiion ofthc laws.
lam, sir. very respectfully. your ob't servant.
(Signed) J. J. CRIT ENDEN,
Acting Sec'y.
johannes Y. Lawrence, Esq. Attorney of the Uni
ted States for the Northern District of New York,
Syracuse
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-10

W Between thirty and forty thousand
dollars has been subscribed in the county
Of Charlotte, since the defeat of the Dan
Vile Railroad, and similar cxer,ions are
making in Halifax.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-10

u The Richmond Enquirer informs
us of the appointment of Samuel J. Booker,
ESQ., of this place as Democratic speaker.
Tor this District, in place Of Col. MeDear-
mon, resigned.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-11-10

A LOT oftrniy extrn FAMIEYFCOUR INK,
"A y store. Z D.sl ECifOLDs 3 PRYOR.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-06
CHANCERY SALE.
STfTE or HFSCOSSLN--EE-NOSH4 COUNT
CIRCUIT COURT-ES CH-i-NCERI.
Simeon King,
go L. Rnhin.on anal Lucretia Rohn.on. hi. wile

Oscar L. Robinson and Lucrets Robinson, his vile )
EpY virtue and pursuance Of decree OF the circuit
for the county o henOsha and state oi W i>"-
sn made and eulered certain pending therein
on the ChancCy side theofin the of May A. d. ISL
herein Simeon King i complainant and Oscar L. ROBIN
and ucrcta Robinson defendants. bearing date the
sixth DAY 81 instant shall sell public auction 10
the highest bidder door Of e Coari House in the
civ oE Kcnosha county, saturday the ih day of
july A. D. ISL bCt~een the hours OF nine and eleven in
the forenoon THAI day. all the following described pieces
ar psrs OF land Stuae, lying and being the McLaugh-
lin addition 10 the village Of Southport, city ot Keno
and known ~ lot number SIX 90 IN Block hunbef Two
D and described follows: beginning at the southeast
corner Onck -. running thence north one nun
dr,d and lu7 feet thence west tnry-sNen 60 ie'
thence south one hundred and To- feet; thence east
10 the place Of beginning. Also Lot number seven g. IN
sand Block number - and described A. follows cuul
encng AZ teet from the southeast corner oi
id block - raining est forty % iee thence
north one hundred and seven o7 feet: thence cas- tors
seven A. feet thence south the place OF beginning
.N.4TH.3.E X, -iLLEN
Sheriff of keAosha County.
CHArFtELp & FRkyCH. Compts Soils
Dated May 24gh, 1851 -
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-06

The Grea: Remedy for Consumption of the
Lungs, Affections Of the Liver, Asthma, Bron-
CI ills, Pains or Weakness Of the Breast or
Lungs, and other affections of the Pulmonary
Organs.
RUSH CREEK TOWNSHIP, Fairfield CO., O.,
February %, 1851.
Dear Sir-As consider that my life has been
greatly prolonged, by my being cured of Con-
SUMPTION BY the use of "Df. Ws,ar's Balsam
OF Wild Cherry" | will state the symptoms of
my case, that others similarly afflicted may be in
duced to try this valuable remedy. | experienced
great difficulty in breathnG--had the hectic fever
with violent fnshes of heat and frequent cold chs
with severe pains in my side and breast accompan-
led Lv a very bad Cough--was very restless nights
and had great night swcats--perspiring, should
say, at least two gallons each night, wetting the
bed completely through. | had not been able
to work for years. But was much emaciated
and almost helpless when commenced using
"Wisiar's BaIsam OF Wild Cherry" | have
used in all thirteen bottles, and am now free
from all those complaints, for my health Is good.
am now 55 years old, and have not taken
any Of the Ba.sam since 1876, because my health
i good as not 10 require any medicine
But il should have any return OF my former
symptoms, should use W.,ar s>Balsam fWild
Cherry. ! procured the medicine Of Messrs.
Fall & McCracken, your agents in Lancaster,
Ohio.
ROBERT ANDERSON.
Price 81 per bottle or bottles for s..
CLARKE & WOODRUFF, Milwaukee.
H. BoswoRrH & SoS, Milwaukee.
LAKE & WILLIAMS, DO
AGENTS-F. Rorlnson g. Co. \. SAWYER,
Kenosha : J. Johnson. Racine w. c. Foun-
tain. Watertown; J. G. Wordsworth, Jefferson;
Holden s. Kemp, Jpncsvie. 3m-5
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-06

\ LCc6Y MAS.--The barkecper Of the steam
81 WEBSTER, lately destroyed by fire, who was
reported drowned, wa, found on pile Of drift
MOD AMI picked up with, a he supposed, only
ne clothes ON his back He was unable to swim.
oa n'c,errjng the water TO fire, he jumped over
huarl and fortunately hoated TO the drift wood.
A"er r'N,hing New Orleans, as we learn from
TIE P,cayune, he found himself the fortunate
hodsr of the ticket which drew the $4,000
Pr" N the Havana lottery. This was making
p.c yert UNEXPECTEDLY.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-06

ALWAYS LIKED THAT S.RMos.--A good or
,hodoX minister of our acquaintance, who pos
Ses,es never failing fund Of anecdotes, r, lat, ;
tn" following, and though it may bear IiUlc
hard on the profession, II IS to good to be lost ::
A minister who had an excessively good o5in-
Ion Of hi, own performances, had fallen into the
hao; of frequently giving his people new text
WIKI an oil s-Tn -, surprising that they woUiI
NJ, d>cry = the fraud. OItle VI Dniay follow
lus tha S15ba-h on which he had Delivered one
., SAID dt~aoursas, Meeting an Oh lady Of his
parish he enIuirad Aow Size liked tha sermon Of
tha Pr,yi,u, Sabbath LA sir" said the Old
Ady, Il al'r4ys liked that sermon. : C5rist,a"
Ojvruer.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-06
IN ATTACHMENT.

STATE OF WISCONSIN,
kESOSHN COUNrY,
kENOSiIA CIRCUIT COURT, MAY TERM, 1s5l.
In the case Of AbrGm Dayton, Mortimer Shearer.
NOTICE Is hereby given the said Mortimer Shesrpr,
" end all Others concerned, that Of Attachment is
sued Of and under the seal Of the Circuit for the
County ~ keun~ha Aforesaid. the fourteenth If
March A. d. 1851, rclurnab!e The first Monday May, A.
D. ISL the Of Five Hundred and three dol
lars and twenty-uHe cents
OSCAR F. DANA, Clerk.
Fl. y. Tuw>LEE. Pin Any. A.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-06

Alfred Booth and Isabella Booth. his Wife,
Isabella Hews, Michael MHerS, Champion l.
Hutchinson, John Lowery, y. II. Luwcry,
and VIM. Z WaItles.
pHY virtue and in pursuance of q decree OF the Circuit
Court for the county of kcno>ha, state Of W I>cun>in
made and entered certain pending therein on the
thanrrry thereof the Term of Nay y. H., lr6l.
wherein " iam II. Whiting Is complainant, Rnd Alfred
Rnah and others named above defendants, bearing
ae the nh day Of May instant, shall sell at puic Auc-
lion TO highest bidder the door Of the Court House in
the civ of kcnosha said county, saturday the 18th
day July, A. H. 1851, between the hours Of nine and
eleven the forenoon of that day all tho following desert
bed pieces parcels land, situate lying end being IN the
ow OF Pleasant Prairie, late county of Racine and now
county OF kenosha state Of Wisconsin, and described
follows the northwest quarter Of section number
fifteen IS in Tow nShp north Of Range twenty
two - east The south half ct the southeast quarter ut
section ten 10 in the township. The south half Of
the suuhV quarter OF section eleven IL in the same
Tow nshp all thai part of the south halt u the south
west quarter Of section To- in the same Township
". X. .TIJE-N,
Sheriff Of kenushB County.
CuArrlELp & FRENCH, Complts- Suls.
Dated May -. lcSl- %
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-06

OFFICERS AND SOLDIERS OF The WAR OF IS12.
u r. SHARPSTEIN. ArroR~Kv a Law, kenoSha
CIV take method tn inform the Officers and >o
-~ ~ The War uf Isle and ISL. that they may obtain
MILITARY Bounty Land Warrants under the Act ot Congress
passed 'S.,n.,u h,r - ic50. BY catnS al hlS office
y r. / an, engaged pTocnrfag Bounty Land for the
survivors ara thu = iaws OF deceased Soldiers ot the above
mentioned War and my facilities are such Is enah'e me 70
procure The same Al small expense.
Nov L. l~5o al J. R. SHARPSTEIN-
VWNWO TONS PURE WHITE LEAD for > al BY
r l. & 4. NJ TN MESON.
AcknOSl ed menI of Deeds
zen AIKEN and any papers requiring the administration
z u Oaihs, be perfected hy applying to
{. CLEMENT, Notary Public.
| E. l. A. NJ. TY&EsoN.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-06

q I'D f.u7I in NQiae II Great ercitemsnf--
God Is rch a that from the mines of California.
has been recently found in Maine, on the borders
Q. ne line which separates ii,from Canada, here
'o'''e considered wilderness. So great is the
e11iemsnt created by the discovery, that raft
mea have abandoned the logs, and the farmers
ih@r shoyels and hoes, 10 engage IN searching
hr precious metal
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-06
Speeds
Erie and Michigan Telegraph Line.

t'HtS Line is connected with the Balm Line Buff
faio, as well a. the Morse: and communications
East III be sent by either desire. Our
fns are perfect for sending dispatches
the ned states and Ihe British Provinces. The points
win which IN munictiun Wisconsin
cine milwaukee, OzaHAec, ShebDygan, Shebaygan Fails,
Fond dl Lac, Oshkosh Neenah Appeton and Green Bay
Also, aukesha- Nhesater James lille. jefferson. Mad
son, sank Prairie Adams Fort Winnebago Mineral Point
Pattevilc and Poos. Also Belo. and thence south with
Rocktun Rockford, BeiN ivre narugO, Woodstock, Dun
dee, Egin St. Charles, Geneva Aurora and Saperyile,
in Illinois,
We solicit continuance OF the patronage with which
We have heretofore been favored Office ALWAYS open and
operator always hand attend business between
hours OFFS \. NJ. and p. NJ Southeast corner of Main
and Park streets. Z. Z. SHOLES,
gul
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-06

Qu-e- S1,rd!ioa tor Free Rspublr.-Strange,
INK, that the best and only way to save the
Io'n, : TO have every body swear Ia bold him
ready s. engage in Save-c4tchng, whenever a
Save holder wants one of his runaways caught.
hat 6lr">que on free institutions, and what
80 insu.t 10 the memory of the Revolutionary
Fathers .-F-es Dem
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-06-06
SEEEREEE,S SALE.

EDN vrtIc Of writ Of Fier Facas. issued out If and
under the seal Of the Circuit Court in and for the
" 1t NVs kee. and state ~ Wisconsin and 10 direct
I'd and deli cred against The goods Chae- lands and
mems Ut John A. Butts have levied upon and hall offer
for sale the highest bidder therefor the law directs
the steps in front o lhc Court House in the city ard cOuR-
y of kenosha Saturday the i2h day Of July A. D. 1851,
between the hours and three in the NJ Of said
day all The right lille and interest which the said John A.
RHtE- the d day Of May A. D. ISL. had and TO the
follow ng described land and tcnemcns ~tHe in the city
and county Of h.nosha in the state Of " i~cu-iu,
commencing point Grand Street four rods east
of the northwest corner II Block the First ard
OF the City of heRosha. IN the southeast quarter OF section
thjrtyOne 81 Town TWO Range euiy three = east:
thence souheTly line parallel ~th The vest line Of sad
Block seven rod ami seven feet thence four
rods thruce nOrthcr!y line parallel with the ct
line Of said Block ID and feet "a Grand
street thence line Grand four
rods the place 81 beginning together with the dwell
ling house thereon Standing
NATHAN r. ALLEN,
Sheriff of kcncsha County.
Dated Kenosha. MAY I'D. ISL. g.