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Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-07

RECONSTRUCTION OF THE HOSPITAL. The
work of rebuilding the Insane Hospital, or
dered by a resolve of The late session OF the
Legislature has been commenced under the
snper,nIen,ence of Messrs. Anderson, Dana,
and Carter, the Commissioners appointed
for thai purpose who have, we understand,
completed their contracts for most OF The
material. The Advertiser (whose editor is
of the commlssion) states thai SO large a
portion ot the walls is lett standing and IN
good condition. no very extensive changes
Will he made. The outs de walls VIII be
precisely the same as before, and the gener-
al arrangement of the rooms will no, lie
materially changed. Some slight changes.
however, IT is proposed 10 make, winch will
in some respects materially improve them
without increasing the expense OF iie re
pairs. Some improv ement is also very
much called for in the kitchen winch has
always been small and inconvenient and II
is proposed 10 flush large and convenient
kucken IN tile basement, under the present
kitchen, which is now waste room. rake the
present kitchen for u servants dining hall
or chapel. This will not only give good
kitchen, but also supply the Ietec, Of a lack
of proper room for a chapel. The attic OF
the main building was designed for chapel,
and an expensive roof put upon II to adapt u
for that purpose, bur those connected win
the ipstiui ion are united in saying u was
no; suitable that il was difficult 10 assemble
patients 10 room so high up. This change
must add much to the convenience OF the
hospital, aud its expense will he but trifing.
Some other slight changes and in prove-
mepts will be made, but no one involving
apy considerable expense or changing the
general arrangement from what it formerly
was.-Age. ., ......
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-07
Charles L. Brace.

The name OF this gentleman is before the
country as an Amsrican c,tIZen, who WAS
lately incarceTaed m dungeon IN Austria,
ON The charge OF being Il political spy. Mr.
Brace Is a native OF Hartford, Ct, and resnl-
ed there iii about TOUR years since, when
the family removed To New Milford, CT. Tie
IL now about % years Of age, splendid
scholar, and his social quaiiIIes have en-
deared him to all his acquaintance.
He has been raselling in Europe for in
| formation on tie polIIICal and religious con
dltions of the countries he has visited. Al
ter examining at Vienna all that could bt
learned OF the nature OF the Austrian Gov
ernment he went on foot as has been MI
custom elsewhere, INFO 'hc Magyar coun,r,
in Hungary. He was hospitality receive,
| among the late rebels, as u ciliZen of Ina
| land which had sheltered the Hungarian ex
lies, and he visited many of the country seat,
of the leaders.
The jealousy Of the Austrian authorities in
that section being aroused by the attentions
he received, he was arrested at Gross Wer.
dein, a village on The branch of the Thesis.
IN the eastern part OF Hungary, 300 miles
east OF Vienna. aud flung into prison as a
Revolutionary agent.
Prince Schwartzenbnrg informed Mr.. Nc
Curdy, that The accusations. against him
were that he had letters of introduction 10
the late rebels from refugees in America :
that a printed copy of a revolutionary PAM
phlet had been found in his travelling bag.
and that he took circuIous paths to visit
suspected persons.
Mr.. Brace was liberated after about a
months duress The correspondent of he
Atlas, wrIIing from Vienna, July 6, adds the
lollowing:-
"Aiier Mr.. Brace had been declared in.
nocent, and set Tree in Hungary, on arriving
here AT Vienna, he was called up ny the Po-
lice authorities, who after Insulting him. by
saying that he must have been inpIlcal Ell
10 some way, or the trial could not have
lasted so long, ordered him to leave the Aus
trian territories in three days; and this th.y
did, they said, not on their own responsible
", but according 10 orders from the govern
mem. Mr.. Brace tod them he would rep
resent this to his Minister, who would no
doubt demand of the government an expla.
nation OF tins new proceeding. On gong
10 the police office he next day, at the time
fixed for getting his passport 10 leave The
place, and asking it they Insisted upon his
leaving Instantly, they seemed 10 have
changed their minds, and told hun he could
remnln ull they communicated with him
again. So the maIter stands, though Mr..
Brace will no doub. leave Of his own at cord
Tomorrow or the day AFTER
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-07

The FAIRCHILD AND ADAMS CAsE.-The libel
suit of Rev. Joy H. Fairchild against Rev. Mr..
referees. on Tuesday and Wednesday of last
week, by Attorney General Clifford for the pros
ecution and Hon. Rufus Choate for the defence.
The case is now in the hands of the referees,
dered until the next session of the Supreme
Court, from which they receive their powers.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-07

LARoH SEIZURE or LiouoR.-Fifty-four bar
rels Of liquor was seized on Atlantic Wharf, in
Portland. on Friday morning last, the greater
part Of which was marked for N H. They had
just bsen landed from the steamer John Mar
shall from Boston. we understand-says the
Argus, that the City Authorities do not STOP
this N. Hampshire liquor. ifit is going bona ide
to N. Hampshire. but insist that the brand N
Hampshire is but cover which has been prac.
ticed hitherto, when the liquor is really intend.
ed for some town in the State.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-07

% Pitiful, indeed, is the condition of the
man who aims to build up himself, by over
riding lis neishbors, and whose tongue is ever
ready to give currency to slanderous reports,
with view to his own aggrandizement Such
a man usually sees "lions'' where none exist,
and imagines all his enemies, who will not en-
dorse his base fabrications, or bow to his impe-
rious requirements -f- H.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-07

Boy DRowNEn.-A little boy, son of Mr.. John
J.Ramsay was drowned on Thursday last, in the
dock west of Messrs. Lambert & Co. Is Foundry,
by falling from boat in which he was playing
with another little boy. His body was recov-
cred after having been in the water but a little
while, but life was extinct
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-07

r Lrouoa Law. The case of J. S. DON
nell-for having intoxicating liquor in his pos
session, with intent to sell-con,inued from
July 26th. came up for examination on Tues
day. when he plead guilty. and was fined $40
and costs. and the liquor ordered to be de-
stroyed in presence of John Fossett,
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-07

ABOLITION OF SLAVERY IN New GRENADA -
By recent accounts it is stated that the Con-
gress Of this South American Republic has de-
creed that slavery will cease in its borders, after
the first of Jan. next. All slaves to be paid for
by government, at rate not greater than 1900
reals (about 5000 for makes under 45, and 1900
reals for females under that age. Over As, males
not to be valued at over 1900 reals, and females
not over 500
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-07

THE LIauoR LAW IN AueusrA.-The Gospel
Banner says -" Thus far no prosecutions for
violating the law, and no seizures under it has
taken place in the city. It is hoped that the
suspension recommended by the mayor, Of so
days, will afford dealers ample opportunity to
dispose of their liquors lawfully, without incur
ring serious loss.' f...I s.n.s-..s a... d. i..r
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-07

CuBA.-The reports that sailing orders have
been issued to some of our government vessels
to intercept Cuban sympathisers are incorrect
Senior Costo. Spaniard, sailed from New Or
leans on Wednesday to offer the services of a
thousand Spaniards to aid the captain general
in suppressing the disturbances on the island.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-07

iIF Samuel Brannan, who acted as judge
at the mob trial of Jenkins, in San Francisco,
is native of Saco, in this STATE. The Bidde-
ford Advertiser learns that Brannan lis noto-
rious for his violence and contempt of law
He is widely known as a turbulent man, ready
to trample upon all laws that oppose his private
opinions, or his private ends"
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-07

DEATH OF ANOTHER RETURNED CALIFORNIAN.
The Bangor Wing says that Mr.. Joseph W.
Boynton. who had recently returned from Cal
Ifornia. where he had been for two years past,
and where his health had improved, died in
that city on Friday. of fever contracted on
the lsthmus on his return home l
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-07
DR.. FoNTAINE's BALM OF THoIysA

This is said to be the best preparation for the
removal of freckles, pimples. sunburn. tan, &C.,
ever discovered. leaving the complexion fair
and delicate. 1t is also an excellent article for
bathing, shaving, &c, making it indispensable
for the toilet. From the reputation this Balm
has acquired, we have no doubt it would i'm
part happy expression to the sorriest phiz,
and we cheerfully recommend it to the use of
our Tribune neighbor. See advertisement.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-07

SAco RIorERs.-On Friday last the examina.
ton before Judge Greene of John W oodsum,
Israel P. Scammon, James futile, Written and
Lougee. was concluded. Woodsum and Scam
mon were ordered to recognize for their appear
ance at the next District Court in the sum of
$500 each. and Tuule. Written and Lougee,
in the sum of $500 each. HN.a
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-07

A SINGULAR COURT. In the South American
Republic of Chill, we learn from an article in
the Christian Reuiew, there is Domestic Cour,
"a tribunal Of fathers to decide in the case Of
minors complaining of the refusal of parents to
permit their marriage Unless the defendan,
can show satisfactory cause for refusal, the
Court DEGREES the marriage to take place. y
The effect of this arrangement, it is stated, is
to cause runaway matches to be comparatively
scarce in Chill.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-07

MAcKEEEL. Our waters, for DAVIS past,
have been literally alive with this beautiful
Fl d; and our cliIZens have bad sport even
10 wrarines, ia taking them. We happened
on the wharf Yesterday, at the landing OF
boat Just ~ from an hours hsh!Hg 10 the out
er larbor, with catch OF many huddted
plump and shiny fellows; from whIch We
we're presented 10y the commander OF the ex-
pedn'on, D. II. r., with couple OF doz. OF
the hest.
The Capt. attributes their unparalleled
success to the fact thai greenland who
had heen hlr1iafing, Tor several days pre-
vious al the Saguduhock House, BJnb, bad
his place assigned him in the how OF The
boat, where, leaning over the gunwale, he
hated the fish utter sort which can only
he appreciated by those who have been Ike
circunstanced.-Rock Gas.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-07

81 The steamer Governor was got off on
Sunday, and proceeded to Portland, where she
arrived at o'clock P. NJ. The company are
attempting to procure tina steamer Worcester
to put on the route until the Governor is ready
TO take her place.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-07

eE The SAco DEMOCRAT, having arrived at
the expiration of its 2lst year. has donned an
entire new suit. The Democrat is well con-
Quoted journal, and deserves well of lis friends
IN York County. with whom. neighbor Hans
com is-as he ough, to be-heid in high es-
TEEN. .-.-.,. IIf f-e r-.r
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-07

IT, Judge woodbury's address before the
House of Convocation of Trinity College. Hart
ford, IS as beautifully written paper, but ma
ny were disappointed in not hearing it distinct
ly. The subject was the Independence of
Thought.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-07

LOOK Our. The Boston Advertiser saws
that counterfeit $lo bills of the Bank of New
bury, at Wells River, Vermont, are in circula.
ton. payable to B. Well, dated Jan. l, 1851,
signed Robert Harvey, Pres't; o. C. Hale,
Cashier. Also $5 bills of the Thames Bank,
Norwich, Conn.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-07

Launched from the yard OF Johnson Rideout,
Esq. of this city, on Thursday last, brig
brownsville" about 40 tons burthen, owned
by Messrs. Heath & Richardson. L. Mckay, of
New York, and Capt. J. Rogers, intended as
packet between New Orleans and Brazos San
tjago Texas
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-07

EF That sidewalk near the corner Of high
dWinter Streets,-the bad condition of which
we referred 10 some time since,-remains, We
are sorry to say, in siatu quo. Complaints are
made continually in regard to it. and as there
seems to be no other remedy. we respectfully
invite thereto the attention of our Street Com
missioner.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-07

WHAT PITY! Yesterday afternoon TWO
young LADIES' between the susceptible ages
Of IL and 20, and full Of poetry aud prunella,
passed through the eastern passage of the
City Hall. aud just as they made their egress
Dne of them said, with apparent enolion, Il
DO wish We hadn't come through here, for
people will think we've been in to get pub
'ished.' We thought OF caving in,' but hav-
my no smelling bottle, concluded to step in
and lay the case before the City Marshal
Rec
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-07

iDF The Union Democrat says the mills in
Manchester will probably go into full operation
in the fall. The new mill on the Manchester
corporation is nearly ready, and will require five
or six hundred operatives.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-07
eE A swarm of bees hived in the hole of

old tree on the mountain at Westfeld, CT from
which, soon after, an immense number of black
snakes, of all sizes, were seen to emerge and
spread themselves along the limbs of the trees.
The neighbors assembled in crowds and shot
some of the serpents. many of them measuring
over six feet in length. am
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-07

us. SHIPS ORDERED TO CUBA. The Jour-
nni of Commerce slares that dispatches have
been received al the Brooklyn Navy Yard,
ordering The schooIship Preble and The brig
Dolphin TO be prepared with all despatch, to
sail direct for Cuba. The object is suppos-
ed to he TO intercept any expeditions that
may be sent from this county Tor the inva-
sion Of ihe Island. A reimbursement, OF ma
rnes will be pu, 90 board the Pfehle, IN ad-
d;,;on 10 her usual complement. II is be-
lieyed that orders have been sen. to Norfolk
d;,eo,ins the despatch Of the Cyane and
Portsmouth, on the same service,
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-07

DEATH OF GEN. DRARBoRN.-Gen.H Henry A.
S. Dearborn, Mayor of Roxbury, died at Port
land. on Tuesday. at the residen ce of his SON.
in-law, Mr.. Clapp. He was sick but few
dava
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-07

ca New Orleans papers state that DIR. Hunt
had been liberated in $4,000 bail to appear for
trial on the charge of killing Mr.. Frost in the
laie duel. L.. ------- IL L. IL l.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-07

QUEER BUT TRUE.-A southern paper saws
Young ladies who are accustomed IL read
newspapers are always observed to possess most
winning ways, most amiabe dispositions. inva-
riably make good wives. and always select good
husbands-a fact"
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-07

AN EPIrAPH.-The Lockport Courier gives
an epitaph in Washington, for little boy who
fell victim to prevailing diseased
The little hero who lies here,
Was conquered by the uiarrhGa-"
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-07

The LARGEST IN THE WoRLD.-The steamer
Eclipse, now building at Louisville. KY, is to
be three hundred and ff7y-nine feet in length -
She is to run from Louisville to New Orleans.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-07

iDo The Norway Advertiser has been re-
suscitated. and looks as good as new" Pub
ished by NJ. b. Bartlett.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-07

The movement in Massachusetts in favor Of
Mr.. Webster for the presidency, which was al
legged tohave originated spontaneously, seems
To be subsiding in the same manner. j. arose
and disappeared like Jotlah's gourd, and about
as speedily. Mr.. Webster has entitled himself
to be dubbed the great spsntaneify. -Augus-
ia Age.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-07
Later from California!
Another Dreadful Fire

New ORLEANS, Aug. 2. The Alabama. at
this port, brings Two weeks later news from
California. Another dreadful FIRE visited
San Francisco on the 22I OF June, laying in
ashes The very hear; Of the Guy. The fire
extended over 10 squares, burning through
Montgomery, Dupont, Washington, Mer-
chant, and other streets, which comprises
the business portion of the place. The loss
is variousiy estimated al from two to five
millions of dollars. .,
The fire was the work Of incendaries,
who have been arrested by the Vigilant
rebuild the burnt district, aud already sew
eral substantial buildings are in process OF
erection
There have been number Of additional
cases of Lynch law, and crime still prevails
10 fearful extent. ..-.
The agricultural prospects OF The State
continue favorable.
From THE MINES. The reports are con-
hicrlng hut are generally favorable. The
quarz digginys continue 10 yield well.
Indian distuI Dances are still of frequent
occurrence.
CALIFORNIA MARKETS. Since the fire
there has been more inquiry for some des-
criptions of eo"ds, but the large and conIln-
ualIy increasing stock, checks any material
advance. Flour-quIer aud steady. Coffee
very dull. Cement md bricks in fair de-
maud. Sugars slightly lower. Provisions
only in moderate demand.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-07

GEN. Scorr.-The Richmond Republican,
(whig) says
We fully and emphatically endorse the dec
laraiIon OF the Savannah Republican, that our
northern brethren may nominate Gen. Scott,
(and possibly elect him, though we doubt it, J
but that no party at the South can take any part
either in his nomination or election"
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-07

CuRrous CrRcuMsTANcE.-The wife of Mr..
Jacob Dunklee, Of Claremont, N. Hampshire,
when little girl about seven or eight years
old, pu, pea in her ear which she at the time
could not remove, and it has remained there un-
til last week, period of fifiy-two years, when
ii was taken out by herself, and easily recog-
nized as the identical pea put there in child
hood Ii has not essentially troubled her until
quite recently. '-
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-07

CUBA. From letter in the n. V Express
dated Santabuco, July q -
4" In the mountains of this locality the pat
riots now in AIMS are. at least, $500 strong. and
occupy a precipitous fortress, extending to
Moron, 40 miles, so defended of old by nature
and now by arms, as to be considered Impreg
nable. One hundred and eighty-fou out of a
force of four hundred government troops sent
to dslodge the insurgents, have joined free
doms flag. The rcvolutionists are in daily ex-
pectation of an auxiliary force of at least 1000
men from the plantations or elsewhere, and
then descend and advance to make a houra on
Havana. The number of vessels lowering
about the island is immense. No natives are
permitted to leave the island.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-07

The hay crop in this vicinity is much better
than it was last year, and as yet potatoes appear
finely Passport Sentinel 800.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-07
STATE OF MAINE.

Executive DEPARTMENT
Augusta, July q, 1851. :
Az adjourned session Of the Executive Counei i,I he
e"iden at the Council Chamber, In Augusta ON Frd.y
The fheenth day Of August next.
--N Atsest:-JoHN G. SAWYER, Sec Of State.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-07

LIGHTNING ON THE RAIL.-Oo Friday iast,
during the storm, the lightning struck az SCUM
Paris, taking effect on the rails OF the ra'iroAu,
and followed them to the depot, where u Jared
the cars which had just arrived, ana consi1era-
bly, beuumbed several persons VINO $1,000 near
but did no material injury.
Eastern times. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1846-1857, 1851-08-07

CUBAN AFFAIRs-The accounts from that
quarter though somewhat indefinite are on the
whole encouraging and we hope soon to have
the gratifying intelligence that the inhabitants
have entirely thrown off the Spanish yoke. A
Declaration Of Independence was proclaimed
by Cuban meeting on the 4th of July. One
Of the points of complaint is, that the siart
trade has been forced on the inhabitants, and
that they have been punished for demonstrating
against it.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-03
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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-03

l-y - % SDc 10
TasiE Z C4;,r E'.s-.s.-TAcse are going 70
=. tn 90 $. avcaieit cola ee for small
ch 2 Gt.t ~ car Fo-siAl y have. They
a:I ~ ..e death .t the cofp-r curreucy.-
..- ...,a,a.z .tsl. meat 1gil show l41w esslly
il ara 3 b. a-a1 ui5h them: For pay
5. .- st i..r--. six. I've and ter cents the ex-
issi i a..I irop#-.3 si.sar ccin, would nat
ae s-at f5r ai.e c-ats give ,hree
e..t cons. ior s.-ai Gents. five and Z three.
j.. ,.yo oeals. gi.= li.e snd lake thies; for
sue eat give tyv5 three's snd rake FIVE. OF
...- q l..ne aal taAs three thrse's.-Cticago
Dsas.
T..sror,sIs he P4s5fs Nslrs.--
fa..lei.as fy FL m.ns appropriate laws for the
,a.er1a4 eogcruu.-Ht oftIe state. The dem
3er+ss have four or FIVE Candidates IN the feld
as op7one Is Gully one.
Prs - Fula-ore's message was we'll
received. excep5 that the proposition to Dir
vide and sell tEe m.8eral lands is decidedly
0 posed, b - 10 AID os-t Of the legislature.
lgej.r Downs took out a lump Of gold
quartz fro,n the fails of tue Yube river,
5 tia- reg.oa II Gr-ss Valley, valued al ST.
G@o.
We i7ara from a San Francisco correspon-
Zen, sl.at an express from Mariposa to the
,fovss u9r brings the sad news Of disas-
teoas eleasenl, u with the Indians Of Niles.
1Ir. wage had a.ieear them a. 7. N,
early i1.t week. with loss Of only l@o Of
/ his tns @.
TIE panty campsd on the fl ld,and during
ths night were ATTACKED by the Indians, with
the loss Of abou, 70 Of their number
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-03

TO village subscribers, - 90
10 o...ce ag3 mail subscribers, 90
Tor a less tinle than one year, in Tie same
proportion.
IL Payment 70 be rcade in .9iranca
single copies FIVE cents.
H. Produce, of al kinds, received On sub
sc--Et1,n a tic market prices
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-03

7 .iti H.a1.f.-~ hur1s lie yeer
leJE-.-----.- SIg5, 203 !
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1851-04-03

The best mode Of revenge Is lot to init3te
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-12-05
MARSEEAL,S SALE.

virtue Of Az aiia' wrt Of fcr fqrics issued OF
and under ,e ~cd 81 the District C"'r, q lhe uitcd
- ur Jhc district of - scun in, ana drrc ed and
Delivered, in which Cham IiLlCh.n fr the
William ". iuriburt, Joseph A. Swce.zcr, PnH p Van
Va krnb and Gco~ge : Philips il p4nsiE and Henry
H. iiu sud Others deirn Ia d nt have seized upon
she Surh Eat quarter 81 section number ilr y-,x. il
yn.'ip number two north Of Lw"ntS-s., kSt:
aad ia" 5et haf Of the South East quarter >cc.ion
uurHb'r EytiN- 10 township number rtb range
.Vtuty-tR ia The Ua Of SDinci-. kcuIaha CrlS
+,t 90 F.. Wisconsin. which | shall sell ~ III. L
ttT NJ - ne ai-hr,t bidder the RInals House Ia
!aSs:- ! he ~ad ri rc, .i,c1lp~iiL On
-.r3 tse s.v,a-.1l day of January next at Twelve o.
-.. -.
l. H. COTTON, Z. : Marshal
by WALLACE Ny GAIT, Deputy.
..-t.. N.e. -, 1851. 30