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INDIVIDUAL CERTIFICATE.
Baptist Female College, Pontotoc, Mis-

7
To all whom it may concern, Be it known that
Miss the requisite fees having
been paid is entitled to receive instruction in any
class in the above college that she may be prepared
to enter This right begins from this date, and
continues according to the intent and meaning of
the 3rd, 9Th and 9TH articles of the regulations of
said institution upon the subject of scholarship
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Plan Of Scholarship Adopted for the Baptist
COLLEGE at POntOtOC. Miss.

1st. Permanent Scholarship, Price $500.
This entities the holder of the certificate to re-
ceive instruction in any College Glass which she
may enter. This right is perpetual, and may be
transferred by transfer of the certificate.
Cd. Family Scholarship, Price $3.50.
This entities the person for whose benefit it is
purchased and who may be designated by name in
the certificate to obtain for any or all of his or her
daughters step-daughters instruction in any col
lege class which they may be duly prepared to
enter.
Sd. L,diUidual Scholarship, Price $50.
This entities the individual for whose benefit it
is purchased, and who must be designated by name
in the certificate to receive instruction in any col
lege class which she may be duly prepared to en-
ter.
4th Charity Scholarship, Price $50.
This entities the individual for whose benefit it
is purchased, and who must be designated by name
in the certificate, receive instruction in any col
lege class which she may be duly prepared to en-
ter provided she may be recommended by the
church or association of individuals by whom her
certificate is purchased.
5th Minister Scholarship, Free.
The daughters of all ministers of the gospel of
all denominations shall be entitled to receive in
struction in any college class they may be prepa-
red to enter, provided their parents respectively
are in INDECENT circumstances, or are not amply
able to bear the requisite expense at the usual
rates.
9th. Young ladies admitted upon scholarship
are exempt from the payment of tuition fees but
not for room rent or other expenses They are
subject to college rules as other students, and
when legally expelled their right of scholarship
becomes forfeited, and except in permanent and
charity scholarships no substitute for the offending
individual is admitted.
18th, The right of instruction secured by schol-
arships extends only to the college classes proper,
and not to the class classes assigned to the pre-
paratory department.
Form of the certificate for permanent scholar
ships to be varied to suit other cases.
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-03-29

T'he State Of HTiSsiSsiDoi.

DISTRICT CFANCERY COURT OF THE STATE OF
MISSISSIPPI, HELD AT COLUMBUS: AT RULES
ELIJAH BARTLETT, Complainant, IT pom opening
VS. | the matters in
GEORGE II. FooTE, n CO. this Bill contained,
JOHN r. HAMPTON, ct ai( D0i 10 on the odd Februa-
ry, 1851 and it appearing by affidavit fled to the sat
isacton Of the Court that the above named defendant
John r. Hampton, is a nonresident of the State of
Mississippi and resides beyond the limits thereof so
that the ordinary process of this Court cannot be exc
cuted upon him it is therefore ordered that unless the
said defendant appear here before the Vice Chancellor
on or before the first day of the of this Court,
to be holden at the Cour house in the of Column
bus, on the first Monday in May next ensuing, and
plead answer or demur to the several allegations in
compliments bill of complaint contained, the
may be taken confessed as to said defendant, and
the matters therein decreed accordingly 1t is further
ordered that copy Of this order be inserted in the
Southern Standard" newspaper published in the
town of Columbus, weekly for one month. true
copy from the minutes.
w. ". LESTER, CLERK.
MURRAY & DABNEY, Comp'tS Solicitors.
March s. 1851. 6:5t Printers fee S1l,50.
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we would go far to preserve the only rae Union ::
A UNION OF EQUALITY! THE UNION OF THE
CONSTITUTION !! We desire not, and wW
hare no other. So let the North look tojt
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County,
Baptist Female COLLEGE, Pontotoc

I
Be it known to all whom it may concern, that
Miss the requisite fees
having been duly paid is entitled to receive in
struction in any class in the above named college,
which she may be prepared to enter. The right
herein granted begins from this date, and inures
to the benefit of her and her legal transferees in
perpetuity- to the intent and meaning
Of the 1st 6th and 18th articles of said college, on
the subject of scholarships. Witness my hand
and seal this the day of A. d. IS
IL. S. ]
Agent.
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THE GOVERNOR OF VIRGINIA AND SOUTHERN
RIGHTs.-The Richmond Southern Rights Asso-
citation have elected Gov. Floyd, of that State, an
honorary member, in accepting which he sends
them long letter on the objects IN view, the COM
peng the North to observe the peace towards
them in the matter of slavery, by discriminating
in favor of Southern manufactures. The Cover
nor goes for direct Southern trade with Europe,
by lines of steamers from Baltimore, Norfolk, &c.
and says the proposed discrimination is sure and
peaceful means of accomplishing the desired re-
suit. The following extract indicates the general
tone of the letter:
''Show to capital that danger besets its path,
and it will speedily put forth all its energies to
remove it away. And here lies the only certain
hope for the redress of certain wrongs. The cap
ital of the Union is concentrated at the North
The South apparently weak but in reality strong,
for the commerce of the mighty republic rests up
on the pruducts of the South. Our cotton, rice,
sugar and tobacco uphold and sustain the trade OF
America. Destroy these crops, and you obliter-
ate North America from the commercial map Of
nations. Divert them from the channels in which
they now flow and you leave New York and the
North like the bottom of the sea, which the wa
tiers have deserted-dismal and forsaken.''
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-03-29

Rss~ Here is little of the love of the people of
the State of Pennsylvania for the institution of
slavery;
'Resozued, That in the language of Governor
William +. johnson, we view slavery as an infrac-
ton of human rights-opposed to the enlightened
spirit of free NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of equal
ity of power in the general government, by en-
larging, where it exists the constitutional repre-
sentation-possessing an influence against North
ern and Western policy and interests, by promo
ting system of laws destructive of domestic in
dustry and vitality affecting free labor-retarding
the natural growth of population and improvement
by the appropriation of large tracts of land for the
benefit of the few, to the injury of the many-as
in open defiance of the spirit of the age the march
of rational truth, and the enlightened policy of
mankind-and while in good faith we would main
tain the compromises of the constitution the fur
Their extension of the system should be steadily and
firmly resisted
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-03-29
A Teacher Wanted.

4 GENTLEMAN that is well qualified to teach the
4 English and Latin languages, and one that cal
come well recommended Apply to D. A. Outlaw
Choctaw Agency, Mississippi.
March 90, 1851. 9:tf
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The stale of MISSISSIPPI. LoMndes County


DY virtue ola Trust Deed executed to William Ezelle
Id on LIST. August, 4. d. 1915, by Walter Troup, to
secure the payment of certain promisory therein
specified and by virtue of order of the District Chan
Gerry Court, held at Columbus appointing trustee,
will expose for SALE at public auction, for cash,
the 10TH May, 1851, at the door of the Courthouse, of
said county, in the town of Columbus, the following
negroes to-wit:
jesse, Edmond, Lucy, Clara, Phillis, Sarah,
Margaret, Jane, Little lessee, Henry,
Lewis, Billy Clifford, Pets, Will
Is, Nathan, Ben, Milley,
George and City;
Also the Southeast quarter of Section s. with the eX-
ception of sxty-one of said quarter, lying on
the Northeast side of Cockrll a. Lawrences
branch The East of Southwest / of
Section ; and Northeast of Sec
ton II, except 40 acres off the
east end of said I, and the
North of Section Is;
All in Township Is, Range Is, East.
Such title is invested in by said Trust Decd and
by the order of said District Court, will be conveyed
and other Sale within the hours prescribed by law
w. H. d. CARRINGTON, Trustee.
Columbus, March 2Sth 1851. 9:7t
Estr;sys--E.owHdcs County. Mississippi.
TAKEN up by G. Hairston, one dark brown.7\--->
/ Mare, Is years old, righl eye out. Apprais- [C7A
ed to $50.
TAKEN up by r. J. Fetrck, roanc Horse, 10 years
old. Appraised to $50.
TAKEN up by Samuel Person, one small roane
Horse feet high, white spots made by the collar APP
praised to $50
March IS, 1851. 7:at WIN. BAKER, R. L. C.
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Witness my hand and seal this the day of
A. ID. IS fL.S1
Agent.
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N1Gicp,

N0licc.
To all persons interested IN The estate Of Locy Wood de-
ceased
YOU are hereby notified that pursuant to an order
| of the Probate Court OF Lowndes county, Missss-
sipp, will, guardian of said decedent at the April
Term 1851, of said court sent my final account for
settlement,
JAMES DAVIS
March 8, 1851 6:3t Guardian for Loclg Wood.
Southern standard. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1851-1856, 1851-03-29

l. 0. o. F.-COVENANT LODGE, NO. 90,
Meets at Columbus every Saturday night at o'clock
MckENDRtE LODGE, No. 22,-Meets at Columbus ev-
cry Monday night at o'clock
FRIENDSHIP LODGE, No. 36,-Meets at Barton every
Thursday night at Z O'Clock.
ToMBIGBEE INCAMPMENT No. Objects at Columbus
the first and third Tuesdays of each month.
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~ MiSONiC.-CoLUMBvs LoDGE No. 5, go
GDJDS Meets at Columbus on the first Friday "a n
vi of each month at O'Clock, p. If.
DABNEY LIPsCoMBE LODGE No - Meets at Craw-
louisville, the fourth Saturday of each month
o'clock p. NJ.
COLUMBUS CHAPTER No. 4,-Meets on the first Mon
day after the first Friday each month at O'Clock
N ). Of T.-CoLUMBUs DIVISION, No. g., S. OF T.
~ The stated meetings of this Division held at
D Temperance Hall at Columbus every Tuesday eve
ning at O'Clock.
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on fiat boats, keel boats and other water crafts
wherein flour, beef, bacon, lard, furniture, stone
and wooden hollow ware, besides many other arti-
cles, such as onions, ca66dges and -cr0aH may
be transported, would they not look rather blue,
also, and rue the day they ever meddled with the
South or its institutions One would think so ;
for if there is one State in the Union where the
influence of ''the almighty dollar " is more keen
" felt than in the Buckeye State, we have yet
to see it,
We merely throw out these suggestions by way
of hints to our Northern oppressors of what the
South has in her power to do and certainly sgW do
by way of retaliation, should they persevere in
their insane and fanatic aggressions. We have
seen some signs of amendment in n York among
men of sense and capital we shall look for more
not only in that but other free States. The pas
sing such laws would have tendency to build up
manufactures among ourselves, to grow our own
bread and meat, DC, and thus become indepen-
dent of our prosecutors and, until this
complshed we could be furnished with the articles
now supplied by Cincinnati, by the Louisville and
ST. Louis markets, to which, under the existing
state Of things we should give the preference
It is not our design to disturb the business and
commercial relations between the North and the
South but the former mast let as alone! We
cannot and pW otlonger lick the hand that smites
us These relations properly conducted would
add strength to the Union, but as at present car
ried on place us at the mercy of the North, afford
them the means of insulting and depressing US,
and have direct tendency to weaken the bond of
National Union. We hope our prosecutors will
ponder we'll these considerations before it is too
late. The South has it in her power to sap their
trade and commerce to its very foundation-we
hope they will not force her touse the means, for
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-17
Important from Yucatan-Fifteen Days Later
from mexico-COllision of Steamers-Heavy
Gales-DeclIne in Cotton.

Gales-DeclIne in Cotton.
irTtral Of The Pacf from CAagyes and tie Aabas ma from
TeTa Cruz.
EEw-ORLEANs, Saturday Jan. H.
The steamship Pacific Capt. Jarvis, from Cha
gres and Havana, has arrived, bringing 400 pas
sengers, and the California mails TO December LIST
the same date as those received by the Georgia
ct your port
The steamship Alabama, Capt Foster, has also
arrived from Vera Cruz, bringing 50 passengers.
She was caught in a violent "Norther," and COM
PEELED TO put into Tehusntepec, where she re-
NAMED for seven days. The Alabama has been
three weeks in making the passage, and it was
feared she was lost.
A collision took place 10 day between the
steamers Princeton and Alamo, by which the for.
mer was sunk All on board were rescued ex.
eept one man. Her cargo, consisting OF cotton.
was saved.
We have received still later advices from Yu.
catan, announcing the Declaration of Independ
ence OF that State from all allegiance to Mexico.
with the exception Of Campeachy, which con.
tinues TO hold out.
Advices from the City Of Mexico to January lar
fifteen days later are at hand. Except the con
tinuanoe Of Indian troubles, the country remains
quiet
The sales of Cotton on Wednesday were 4 0o0
bales at the previous advance, Middling bringing
1876. Since then, however, there has been less
hrmness, and We close the week with sales of
2J,0pO bales at IL Gl3bc for Middling.
Sugars have declined, with sales Of fair quality
at Sc Whisky at PC, and Mess Pork al si2
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-17
List Of Patents
Isued from TIE United States Patent Office for ne Week
ending JlHudyy IA, 1851.

Carefully prepared for The Tr.suns.

ending JdEudyy a. 1851
Carefully prepared ior The rr5unsl
Theodore 7. Abbott Of Manchester n H. for improve.
men IN ures for railroad earwhees Dated jan a. l85l
John L. Alien Of NewHaven, Conn tor proyepue nt In
raising carriage tops. Dated Jan. Ia, 1851
Erssius B. BigeOw Of Clinton, Mass for improvements
IN looms for weaving piled fabrics Dated Jan IA Ig5
A NJ Billings OF CaremOnl n. II. for improvements in
connecting and disconnecng hubs and aHes Dated Jar
IL, 1851.
Joseph Dorwsrt Of Morganown, PA for improvements
tuyers. Dated Jan H. 1881. -
). Stuart Gwynne Of New-York n Y for ir,nrovar,s,
In rotary punps Dated Jsa Il. 1851
f9r Hprovenent in changing Tecprocaing into rotary
Il. 1851 ~ 0N 'al
George r. MeFArane Of HoIidaysburgb Pa ori,,p,ova
mSnt ~ easi IRON e2r.wbeels Dated Jan. a. 1851
hugh SAngtler John SAngsier OF Buffalo Y Y C,r i'm
1851. 'F'' Na.01 jan IA,
Joseph T. Andrews Of Boston Mass for improved ssaa
ing apparatus. Dated Jan H. 1851 ~ '''0'-
Joan Jones OF Clyde ~ for improvement In Carriages
r., REISSUE
sherburne {. Bod get OF Georgetown Mass snd lob,
Leto" OF Boston, Macs for improvement n - ri,- -
0illes' Fsnied Oct 1919 R-sued Jan. T. 1881
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-12
BOUNTY eIaEass@.

To Settlers II the I7rItaH IFays, AID
Last Ucl zritk Greet B5itn5H:
"a He undersigned are prepared 10 prosecute
i Claims under the late Ac- Of Congress
granting Bounty Lands to Officers and solder
n the Last IS ar Wi-h Great Britain, or ia amy Q.
ne indian Vars since 1920. au3 10 Cpulm:s~ ior.ei
i,ficeTs IN the Late - ,sign Mexico. ana beTes;F
give no;ice 10 persons having 81. p CLAIMS ar
Wishing Information IN relation 10 t8aJ neE
rlll receive prompt attention by plying per
sonally or by letter (post- paid 10
CkAat FORD K PARIS.
Mineral Paint. Oct. i, 1850. lJl-tt
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-12
IKE TIT CUtkT. IOHd .OGNTE, MS
ClNSTN

CONSIN
Benjamin Adams and James Adams. CO-Part-
uess trading ami dong business under the
maine arm aa+ s,yl OF B. & J. Adams. rs,
Lewis helIrlan.
2y virtue q an Execution issued from the OF
~ u tie Cel< OF tue Circuit Court, IL an3 To-
Z coun-v - Iowa State Of Wisconsin. iu me
We entitled cause ana TO me directed. against .t.
ODDS and cha'tels lands and fenemeRts Of me 3
.ve named defendant. ] have this day levied upoI
a seized the following described real estate, a.
q property o. ;ae above named defendant. viz
Nc twcasv -U} IN tie village OF Usi'ls, a..
@ COUNTY O. is.sa 4nd STATE 81 Wisconsin,. WIZ
buid ns= thereon and aPpu.-ehauces teeref,
longing. IL ~ county o. Iowa tate 81 WIscou
!. aai shs.t expose 70 vendde TO the hi Shesi BIZ,
r tor cash all the right. ti-le and IN crest ths
aye banned defendant had In aHd 10 said real q.
e. on the 10th dav o. aptl. 4. j. 1881, or +
Y time since al the front door OF the Cour
ouse. N the town OF Mineral Point. on the 2sil
~ of June. 4 D. 1851. between the hours Of
clock A. NJ and 1 O clock, P. N, Of sad day.
.tisty said Frir and costs
RICHARD :. VIVIAN. Sheriff
Iowa COUNTY. Wis.
WAsnnURsF & WcoBrAS. Atty :, for Pl #
sheriff Office Mineral Poia;
NJ 19f-. 1881 ~27-7z
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-12

>abIGed his heart and reryeess made bss arm;
Tins -k=yauder kHeil a; beauty shriae.
Aai Arfaouy ieit Cleopatra eau ms d.vi,V
Celestial braufy--iaashter OF Tire SKIES.
Fair-sssssca, rose. chve6ed aH3 iiiiYIccAta grtss
TrY RABTAFs CsISEsA lzisB4 cATLE scar
This, this aloael each .oIus VIII Par4y
.tnj make lhe highest handsoa7~ 10 lie eyet
Tins foF Pn.pes. tefters, elotches. rheuRs,
VIII Danish ali before is Tica pes.aa1e
No ring-worm, scarf mosquito bf.es. nor T4E,
Can stay It's force on i1cs eli NAG or man
Bur all ssho test II VII II Ka.,eav SHRINE.
Confess his Soap Il, e beauty glow DIVINE.
YrS dear reader. Radvny's SoaT Is rtuIv
p frit nd 20 those whu wish tor : aHfy's giuv
d'viur-il Imparts irallh SWEETNESS aud eItS-
lici,y 10 iile shriyrlled skin, and lsausy 20 tho
iafk saiiow mpeNiou--remoFrs pinFsics,
blathes. frIirrs, rash, suL-surus, chops cliaiss.
aud rough shin.
The most dclit.a Soapin the 'ynsld is Rsd-
ways NJ Gated soap, j; Instant " rem. s. >
all redneSs ard other ANNOYING spots rum I've
skin For Shaving, Toilet, asiI snr NlsrsrIy
1t Is 'he ne plcs mira { is kind.
LOOK FOR TIE STEELENtfRAV fNt;
Inch Cake To he genuine must Do ctssclops-tt
IA II Ho'i al steel eugraviuc-ard -nch lsih.,
must hear the S'CirsiUrr of r. g RAILWAY
Railways So :p - - rents: large c1kt-
BraufJ5H Loc1s ef Giassy Rgfr
RADWAl'S CIRCASSiAN BALM.
This Is tauiy capital uI;ie'e fcr tie l5,sr:
IL Keeps 10 mo,ss. 6us. smoolh ard glossy. -
gives nouris'ment 10 Tire sea- b. uvi.oreIes 49,.
roofs. and forces the huir to grow: u i~A per.
feet aulfute fnr Ba'dueSS Stops TIE hai. from
falling ont. and makes ~ strong ard hrauti'l1I
Sc that ench hofil- bears Il @ far .lli,
signature Of RADWAI & GO. P.Icr 3
cents large bofti~s.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-12
kscz2E0EaE.

1IE 1z-LS DAVEE
nFAS removed his Watch ani Jewelry Store
70 the room .orsrrTiy occupied BY Il Price
a raiiors Shop. fneariy opposite Beeen n I'll
ev Sore On High street. where he may n al
.ares be found ready 70 do any wcrk IL ms line o
business.
Mineral Pa5nt ATrii --f.tS5f =.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-12

3 . = = = = a x = ) :
4HE undersigned General Land Agent. will
; give particular attention 70 obtaining Wan
ANTS from Washington to Soldiers, who are en-
lied To them by the late act OF Congress
tie wil also attend to locating warrants on lands
D. those who obtain them under tie abgee act
long residence ia, and thorough knoAledge o.
estern u >cousIn wIl. he believes enable him 10
e good satisfaction to those Who may call on
m.
CHARLES Z. LEGATE.
Land Agent ard surveyor.
Mineral Point. October 3lst 1870. #
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-12

Of ali kinds, raled TO order. and on the
vver o,-.,,rx - ann

OF ali kinds, ruled 10 order. and on The
HIST QUALITY or PAPkR.
Old books re bound in Turkey. Morocco, Plair
English. Calf sheep, CT Paper Bindings. Maya
znes PAMPHLETS es>ion Laws. &c bound IN to,
best sty.e-ali OF whlch work viii be execute
al the I,,cass Milwaukee prices.
IL Paper ior Blank Books, consisting Of CAY
Crown DENY, Medium. Royal. Super Royal
Imperial, Double Crown and Folio Post, ALwAr-
oN HASLs.
y B-Orders from distance must he accom-
panied with pattern tor ruling. ana the size {"
paper required and STYLE o. b4Hding. must be Ge
igu4te;. otherwise tic work VIII be executed "a
accordance with the usual lolm for the blan
book required
! ne Establishment IS entirely new. and embrace
the latest Improvements III Ruling and Binding
II rsT.: yr..sra,.ei
REFERENCES.
Hon J c. FaiIc.nii, STATE Treasurer.
Hon Wv. \ Ba->tov. >ecretary OF State
Geo Z. Ueiapla.le. Esq
+ EIrdiu1. CIrr.5 Of tue Court.
E = T. Log, Ia. Register OF Deeds Dane G
Vim. Weich, Esq !. Z.
4 Ogdcn. E>q j. P.
Bo.siu ! Knapp. Atsys Al Las.
Con n, ninth \ taPpan. do
Calm ALBION Il Clark, do.
J. K Brigh1n. E-q Clerk supreme Court.
II Orders tor Binding, Tor his vicinity, ma,
5e Ter At the Tribune OlEce. Mineral Pom
rom whence iAey vii be forwarded, and u
,or5 sxret,f.ously returned
MAJ son Feb ~. 1851 us
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-12

And further notice is hereby given, that forbid
NY and all persons from buying or removing any
cad or other ores from the above described Land
-.thout ~ written permission
GEORGE NESoER~lITH .4gent.
DodgeviIe Iowa County, Wis
Sept 2lst, 1917. 5d
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-12
D0DGEVILLE.
T.HP0RT1EI MOTTO

I.ITOKI-I-FE -NOIICk.
TIE Undersigned l.a;Hs purchased the inter
Il est Of Betilrnin { Davis and David c. Evans
in the Goods Notes. BOOK Accounts and Real
E-ta,eog he firm Of DAVIS. Evans Il Co. request
all persons indebted to SAID ism. or the late firm
Of c c Ryncrson & Co. 70 cail and pay the
same. or make a satisfactory arrangement.
The business hereafter sill be conducted by the
undersigned y 10 viii KEEP z large and geasrat as
sor-a.-l III Goods on hand q Tie Io1res. rates
ArriI "a 1851 BEECH * TILLEY.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-06-12

b virtue Of an eSeretisa issued fr0rl ;hc of-
fee ~ tie Clesk Of t-=e Clrc-l, Court IT, and ior
-le eoEa,y @, iovsa .iG >ao VI NizeoI.z.u Ia -..c
above outllie' caG-e- and - directed az..f.st
l4f goods and cha-es. lands ana 1sten.eHy- 81 lie
above named teendaHr l,avo tbs d,y, ies ie,l
upon aEl z1ze tie iol.eys.n tcscrbei real e-f1te
as Tie property o. fae a5o, q 8aEaei de.eldai.,-
~ I4e " 3 %. = " d. Section 40. ts.oitg-ole
<ztg 4aI tae p z elf-e n y Of >ecj.an No
onc q .1-L 81 Town -. lye CO. N.5.i =
range ~ TWO % East o lie III. pTInc.. FL sl.,-
f-a.tu Ti'a ihe apqaTteneHces thsrento ue.onz-
.ig- sl;aate ara oe.HE il = eol.a;v % Iowa ana
>aae Of Wisconsin. AMI shall expose rar szlEs ~
FaD.ic sale T9 me highest t.atss ior cash al 4 =
risHF. ti5ie and a4. 5ST tie above banned ticsep.
ta1i n2d "a an'i 60 ssJ Iea estate OF tie 9Th 81
AFIfi, ! D. 1880, or a any t1e since ii ,s ff@t.'
.1oi ol ;ac CSHTt h8use. ia he Town 81 Mineral
Point. safes day tae ara a4y o: july next b.
t-soen tAe hours % J @ aeiact. 1 n ana : 'cIcc<
n ol SAID siay. TO satisfy said suit and cos;s
RICHARD s. VIVIAN. Suerlh.
.osa Comfy, Wis.
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