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NORTH side r"oss ss ass.st Js Hs sss, ~ q Third street,
DEGs leave 10 end The citizens Of Washington,
Is Alexandria the public 10 general. also members n
ss%ss a an !, ssoS s sss
The p,s s good, as AZ, be psase
s.es. aos r. nj 50 s, ss
pays advance the highest price paid IN ms cry or ms
Having been employed 10 the establishment W. Browning
years. and having under his specs charge , mos. am
s n1 ssss s now stronger
as Interest," he win be able 70 please =. that
B. Also constantly hand fancy good.
ases collars every article 70 complete gentle
MAO Nov Smaawii6w 81
n Icyy BANKING HOUSE I'm Washington City.-The
been induced 20 embark N the sna
q" early OCCASION monty e public generally q
Known as " as r%e Bank from which dollar
win sssd g, e"on uni, w s.ps e Of rd and se
United States treasury northern exchange OF virginia
a ~ c, to legitimate upon basis
READILY 3, sn on s s
upon after The manrest deiibeauon, ana sys
s"aHcrrs Of New York and Eisnmona
no aa'uH% eose, drafts on principal
% % sn
and o sSSa @ INHERENT of the gov
will be attended 70 on liberal
| RIcHnosD, Va, October, 1851. Nov ll-2awlm
y EAI ESTATE AGENCY. RoTHwELL informs The
IL public that he opened office street. east OF 7th street
near the Office National lnegcnce for the purpose CIV
ing purchase and sale Of city properly
lie number Of building o IN various p
improved property .r -,
| property for who need such aid
property holders he Offers hts services TO mak
| saIes &c.
For sach persons may sell property he would exer
| himse hnd purchasers -.
sell oualed from knowledge location
his late business city collector
| An letters postpaid will receive prompt attention.
Conveyancing drawing OF deeds, &C. VIII DC auended 70 al III
| Office :.
Being commissioned as justice peace he will attend
| the taking Acknowledgements of deeds, &c
No
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VSAPP4s Sassxstry Applied 10 the Arts VOL .,
IA just puhAshat pIsoadon. l&l.-
Pans the Erterns Forms Of Man yo' snd atlas
AZ psatss. London.
Hchoss Architecture Of u vol illustrated Lon
ssas fases., rr..,.. on III, microscope VOL, i,lo.
~ biography: by NJ, }. schleidsp, NJ. ~. VOL. IL
nyseas History Of Man; vol. octave; 80 engavnss.
tue nexe>tM Operative Surgery and Surgical Anatomy
gne nSS = rsh BY Doctors Van buren, and sascs part
~. a:,ass It'll. asr stNsa and Monkey, vol. London
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Columbian College, D. g.
THE winter viii be opened the 18th
L September.
Room, library, bed, and furniture " W
Table md %
o students who do not board
Tuition ="
Room, IL
washing JJk cents per dozen
ANAL charge for damages
exclusive books and stsuoney
exceed per Students be admitted at
time opening preferable Bills payable three
months In advance,
opportunity attending the
Ruishsd Of science at the Smith
hearing the debates In Congress- and
Supreme advantages winch
no other college present.
CoLLSas Hit. A1Gus, ih5l u Ans N-oscpinwW
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rRB MAGNETIC TEI4E0RAPH COMPANY,
$780, MORSE LTNE)

Fiah house Of National Hotel, Noe.
THE Art line established in the United
0tstss, End oAete line, extending
sstwcsu Weeen Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York and
Hsvre
~ Gree, Wunngon Trenton, Princeton, New Brunswick Now
Jeey6$ cAe present
W14shas lately
rsa4aysA uass and deliver
Be- Seuuieod az Or accommodation public
accuracy, rgN0t, ed hdsiiy hitherto uneanaed This
With pA companies q Morse limos north,
thousand of
which uaeegss viii he delivered desired
az hls lately thoroughly sysmau,sd
rsss Il SnA ~ and mode Of delivery OF
shsr..s are equal With
X h"snrss
do not ind most re'ab for tale
svsnhins he o1ces Magnetic Telegraph Company
WsshsSs fsnnsyvana avenue mn house cas-, o. Nations
Toesl vnupos, Exchange, South Gay scet Phladspbs
No Iof CSns street, Quincy Granite bu1dna New York. No
'"."''~ 80 WIN n SWAIN, President.
March l4-xsds
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A. ~ q. A. ARMOUR.
DR.sPERs AND TAILORs,
No. 800 Broadway, corner Of Duane street,

Shore the Irrinr House, New Yorh,
EsPECTFULLY invite the public IN
IL their assortment Of spring goods
which they are prepared to make In the
fsshionsble style at their moderate coths
csssimere and vcsngs latest elegant ist
Tor vests dark 10 patterns Of Paris cmbroderies
There are three shn artists employed this
IN cut coats
complete In itself Army made 10
order with and despatch approved
who vis this
msn' ,ycthna TO their taste and perfect nt always
~ II. Ars4-Tive~e thar
much admired Castle Garden, awarded the
nr,t premium by the American Institute their
Feb lJ--dlm H9iTfE tt EII..I-'ak I'll.
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THIS IL pleasantly situated the Georgetown
Hesh-he prospect from embracing the city 81 Washington,
of AleNsndun ~
benefit
education II seeks combine the advantages
thorough with The discipline Of
Christian home t.s.....r - e.l. L
The merit regular will begin November Parents who for
any deaire eaer admission confer with the Rector
Application admission Of pupils, for further information
:" Rev ANTHONY TEN BROCK, Georeeto~n, D. c.
Rererces The Bishop Maryland and Hugh Dnvey Evans,
IL, r. Baltimore Hon r. Chambers, Kent county Md Aaron
Dayton q Fourth Auditor Of the Treasury washington Evan
fvocs e.c W. Beverhout Thompson, Pisbovo',
North Carcina, Miller Hnlowcs H. Maya Georgia
eAp i6-Qaw4w ia IHt E0ss.At
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uOUsEK EEPING articles, such
III French China dinner and
Iron China dinner tea and toilet
Crockery Of color and quality
Cut and pressed glassware, looking glasses
Fancy hardware, lamps, and girandoes
Table cutlery mAntel and table ornaments
JspanI ed goods, plated ware
Bfonzed iron goods, Albsta and Britannia
Cooking utensils Of almost description
Wood lin baskets, brushes, hc.
Altogether forming
worthy the attention Of hossekeepe
Purchasers will find decidedly their
inc articles and prices. e. W. BOTELER,
Nov l6-2aw3w -itr Cent Market
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TO OWNERS O n In Texas-A gentleman In Virginia,
who good lawyer desires TIE
senson, would like become the
OF lands that with view 10 bIg them into
market. LILY
He has family capital 10 DESTROYS engaSng
satisfactory
responsibility and his general acquaintance such
bic euigTation Texas
Any lands who would be inclined avail himself
arrangement be paccdin spondencs
and suitable by addrssnS paid,
VIM 6OUiDiN,
General ssen, and collector, Richmond, virginia.
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<~E~a These ships having been built NY contract eA-
3MD pre- government service, has been
LRHkR taken their construction, also In helf ensns
strength and speed aAd their aeeonho
M unequaled or elegance and comfort ~
passage York Liverpool IN hrst cabin
E.cls,ys ~ Of ssxs state ooms A second cabin 10
FsouA Iavsrpoo New Yosk, 30 and $50 5& a# H a#
An experienced surg attached 70 each snip
No berth be secured until paid for
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ID EMOvAI.-DUvALL BROTHER, merchant tailorr, have
they removed and elegant
~ 9Th
square their old They have Just returned from New
richest and elegant
goods line which they
.""- II" III DtvALL 4 BROTHER
N n. Wanted or three FIRST rate cont hands -.
a -Alx AcoQr
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RON WnS1. 1Ae large and com IN dious n tn
Ara ~ ~ occupied by The Brazilian Minister.
r~ Hs.e ~ 70 Gem Grsof s,I sn'id'nss' y t4saH
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New Fall and Winter GOods.


uooE, BROTHER co.. Pennsylvania avenue, between 7h
Ill received and prepared offer 10 the
the cities of Washington, Georgown aud Ale1
and of Maryland and Virginia. full and
complete French English and India fancy and staple
dry goods, importatons They name
elegant brocade silks, dark coiors
Extra rich brocade silk, for evening
Rich plaid silk, new styles
Extra heavy plain pout de sole
Heavy waiered silks all coiorr
Real Irish popins, richly watered, all shades
Very lustrous black silks all widths
French Merino and Thibcl cloths great variety
French dc iaines new designs
French cashmere de cosse, latest styles
Rich embroidered chem, e,es with sleeves match
Real Vaenciennes lace chemisettes and cuffs
Elegantly embroidered and lace trimmed handkerchief
White Canton Grape Inwis, from s2 to SIS
and mantilas styles
Silk mantilas and vstes also styles .... s
Real cashmere shawis, long and square
Real sbme Thibet scnrs
Long and sho sewing silk mits and gloves
Bajou's celebrated Kid gloves every size and shade
Black silk aces, black aud colored silk hinges
Thread and inscrings, wide and narrow
Muslin and cambrc nfnings
Musn and eambic inseTtiDgr and edxings
Sash, neck, and belt ribaDds &c, &c.
and desirable goods, suit
approaching which weekly add
purchasers be assured Of finding,
during the most fashionable Styles at the lowest
prices. oor uncommon ~,
eepl2-u
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WARRINGTON SEMINARY, ID. C.-Tbs evening English
and m.hemaucnl Of b. crer
every night except Saturdays and Sundays from O'Clock,
The Ecg,. eompre. English grammar. p..e,e., p.,rue
Of sy lectures on socuion, spd the several public
.psshns together With criticisms Of various distinguished Ens
department devoted to explanation and sp.y
-hor, time 70 read and write ina, tongue win sciy
The mathematical class comprises study arithmetic book
sovs-i~ sxhuEI sxRsEs, F r.a'Ss
w. IT, Davall, Merchant Tailor,
(Lais firm Of Lasby Z D~.au)
m . p . to h: sna. and The public
winter goods for scntlemen'a wear sach =
ons cashmere and ve'ns', Of the most
nsaao, .,s. and cotton shin. and drawers a
Hosiery, crsvats, snspepders, gloves
which he prepared tn, loves, cash
NJ. present location oppo-h. .,snd III. Nations,
hotel, Penn.ylv.n,s avenue
Episcopal Institute for Young Ladies',
SortA~sa Of @h and r .,ye.f.
THE INSTITUTE resume liz .s.,or on the or, Of s.,
be with an ee'en corps professors In every
rem fo boarding pup $3.50 annum Including English and
rsrms for day pupls Of nr. er.f,om 40 IA
92a, In English and mathematics. y"
CIRCULAR q the r,ncip. Es,,y .prc.scn ~
WILLIAM j. CLARK PRINCIPAL.
wA.nnraron CRY, August IA, issl '''~'
pHuDs0PHY OF THE MECHANICS OF NATURE Q,
C.;schism q rsmnar Thing by Emily Elizabeth wiu.m.n n
Hand BOOK seure and the Ats by George Ripley an.
Nari~s and Morals o. Roch.soue.n,a s# 3
Tbs Literature sad Literary Men Of Great Britain by Mills
e. Iorss :. covsty. by m. Spectator.
snis cyeopss J.. ' r. ~ s Ssswa
H~T tt vaArcx TAYLOR.
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I KNOX WALKER will practise law N ne Supreme
Court Of the United stste ~
caims against the gcvernnesA Addss washnsscN D. O.
Mar Ib-n --'7 #.e
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NEW BOOT AND SHOE STORE.-Tbe subscriber ba,
~ taken Of those and elegant recently erected
Messr- Duvan Brother the north aide
nue., between ~ and 9th where the
boot and busness all Of its engaged IN,
services OF Mr. Henry Marselas, who
for himself high reputation and be
particularly directed
We would particularly call the
u cut and elegant style Of Mr. Mares shoes.
We have selected
and English leather, Md Silks ,aa made .p 10
order In MIR. MS usual beautiful style.
In addition maouactory have selected
care In New YORK; Philadelphia, BALTIMORE the moo
approved styles OF boots and shoes
which particularly invite public rspery
- NJ JSpUNRfN
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NE 4U1NCEYN Literary Hensiuisoe noes, vols. Tzr,o
" heus vols and of tho uniform edition works.
mOtosfweiis Pn4thunou- Poems vol.
The Vision o. Sir Launfsl poem; by James Russell Lowell
memosvr OF the Rev. Joe buckminST,
Stevens Bnckmthstsr BY Eliza Bockminssr Lee. l vol
Bnsf Practical Tsssss on MortAss wi Of
css~ss employed At the puAc works
Vim. n. Wright, u .. Ens1nssrs- -
Thss Hay rsesivsAfor sale ny eeAta " +" ~
4. .F,tsrltt #tf III TAYLOR MAURY
ssH'" bcchsslsrs, Ssh street.
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DRAPER and Tailcr.-wfLLIAM TUCkER, lnte Of Tho
IL Tucker Pennsylvania between Ak
9th prepared TO receive calls from his numerous
friends and the public generally having just opened very large
English cloths, cassnere~
vsngs great the
o New York and Phlanelpha all ~ which will
cash prices and the reputation Of his establish
me a him with
patronage OF style his garments will be executed
NJ ready days show Of the hAndso-
off offered In this city,
a--daw3w
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Pacldc Mail Steamship Company.--Thc only Through
#ss Line for California and Oregon.

.<e~n The public are informed that, under the
NAVYIY rangements company, inspected
E16kLkh8a Navy Department, and
init male, will continue
Panama 18th days month,
and will touch Acapulco,
San Monterey following packets belonging
10 the Company which will be
in al end O. arcn n the Pac6C
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Fremont
The steamship Columbia will ply San Francisco and
Oregon the arrival OF the mails
and from Panama. and returning without delay with the
will be for the transportation Of
between Panama and San Fran
steamship sands, of 500 burden,
under charter and peculiarly eommodious
her cabin will be kept running an extra family
keep up
Acapulco and the other Mexican ports. ..
The will be maintained by the United
States mail steamships
as.
crescent Cliy lrouu
Philadelphia. 49,.
month.
The steamship II Falcon will
little detention pob the Ishmus, and forming
with the Pacific through line and New Orleans
and Mexico California; and Oregon Passage from New
Orleans be secured from Armstrong
place. srsaa.E. ~
The re for through York San Francisco
been reduced from
$50 in lower cabin To ESQ
IN
New York Chages will be The lowest sfoptes
by safe sea- between these ports.
Each allowed $50 lbs personal baggage nee not
eeedn q measurement 10 cubic feet.
FREIGHT Cbages per foot and
Panama o Francisco the OF 500 ton.
choice OF berhs the ONCE OF The company - and ~
South street. at their No Ia West street. Nov hok
city. ~ t Aug 2-dly
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NOTICE-Thosc OF who have settled
LIST July will much obige
by calling their earliest convenience, wish
have all closed pos
ment Of lie trade
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, CO.
Mt
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JUST received hssvv
and ehs.p goods. in snd Io4 dice diapev and
Also, OF The same manufactoy a. la liza, la u
heeungs, which viii be found the heaviss eoot
een IN n and an assortment Of ossnan pillow and Dol
the above articles viii be their dsshsl Psrs vsry
CLA0ETT d DODSON
Dealers in all kinds Of carpets, matns cohs ruG
curtain nnfssls and house funihus
Of the Of MIMI Pesssytvsnia avsnns
$500 y.
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IMPORTANT CALIFORNIA CHARTS, with sailing
by Commander CndwaIader RinSgod United States
the Faaones the
Francisco Of francisco and San Pablo struts Of
Suun bay confluence and deic branches Of the
Joaquin including the cities Of ssc
state of California Price, go set For sale
in Washington city by TAYLOR MAUN,
booksellers, near Hth street,
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RALrImoRE Female Ceilsxs--Thi. i.satsuo., iseorpo
rated by the legislature Of Maryland and enjoying hss
age .srd. every facility for the scquton o. Aosoash sad
complain education The buiding pleasantly
study and recitation and modern for
OF aiarge number Of boarding and scholars
FACULTY INSTRUCTION.
~ Q. Brooks, A. N. professor Of ancient languages
Rev. h. ". Nada A. NJ, biblical iis~rnturs.
Rev. B. r. Waugh A. M, science
8. ". Pratt, N. D., assistant In do 10
Miss NJ A. Dron Ensish and Bellies Lslnes
F." j. Rochester, assistant In EneIsh.
Georgiana A. Hnlss, French language.
" Ellen Z. Gobrccht, IN
" NJ. A. Porter sssstant do
Elizabeth y. sheer, painting.
Mr.. A. J. Cleveland, vocal music
TsRHss Boarding for session, al weeka) .......A %
IN coegats department
In preparatory department .........e
0csaoxnes, with necessary infomatios
appaicationt to Pr - ~
Ap 3+-9aw2w NJ c. DnOOKs Principal.
MADAME DELARUE would respsesfnny invtts the
III attention OF the ladies handsome rbsrde,
os received Also, bonns isde
black mohsir, h capes md
sleeve. emoroderes eoar nounctas inssna, and eAgnv
black velvet nbands lace fals cotHfed Ilov-s
Spanish and other fans; psrancy POWDER, soaps, be.
Madame D. would aso call attention bapds
which shc will dispo~o II at reduced prices.
80 Fem avenue, sstwsss ialh - lsh streets
Sept f3-eoA . -
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OFFICE TO LET-The subscriber offers let the once
formerly occupied by g. Williams esq, law once,
=. =, he corner oT * street Apply to A. GREEN,
Sept 4-3ieod Aucuoneer ana Commiss'oh meichant
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NOTICE ts hereby given that vrasaenAn9
~ unsettled upon the books NJ the late Arm Of H. HOOn Co.,
together with those Hm will he a In
slant and handed for settlement other uhssw The
change business which la II Hohy
last renders essentially that all accosn shoud b
closed At the expiration of the present half yesx
June 2+-2wd HooE, BROTHnA, co.
THE History ~ Banking. with Csynpssh~rstve
Account OF tho Origin Re and ProGress of tbs
land, Ireland and Scotland by William j. Lawson Lon
don, la5O -- PRANCI TAVf on
Juue y : Il
TssAVEIS IN the Usssteh Stases. Asc daring
D 1850 BY Lady Emmeline Stuart Wortley
godfrey Malvern, The Lts
with twenty -four illustrations rs E'-'
London Labor and The London Poor, pert e.. .4#s
Jwly 10 ~ 7F-''-' IN ANfyr TAvrou
GUIDE In the vrginia sprnrs In addition TO the
IA routes md distances Description ~
80 W IA 80. 49, " ~
The Londes Lancet for Juae and July. IL
The International Magaxine July su.
This day received for BIZ
REE1E'S New York Hats.-sTEvENs has, - ssua
~ nae FROM the e,tabshnen Beebe New York city,
the fAs model fos 1851. r ri El1l. ls $500
sswl$-3f
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-24
WINTER WHEAT FLOUR.

C'IDER NlNEG Ar warranted, Tor sale AT the sou
Y Warehouse hy BALL s MERRILL.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-24

TavHE best and certified medicine in the world
for the of Dyspepsia in aI is iorms-slch as head
loss of appetite asthma. piles Incpcn consumption deb
iy arising prulractcd evers fever and az IT, cUns
10 heat cold, old and diseases arising from imperfect
Indigestion or deranged condition OF the stomach is also
an excellent remedy. and not surpassed 10y any medicine
use, for females suffering from uterine dcrange
ment.
Among the numerous and highly respectable certificates
we refer 10 the following:
Prot. \. \. HAYES VI. D. State Assayer.
FlTIliENRl HOMER, ESJ, Fosion.
JAMES G. DUNN, ESD City Treasurer Poston
Hon. MYIioN LAWRENCE. Ex-pre,ident Mass. Senate.
Hon l. H. Arnold formerly Governor Of Rhode Island
Hon. WM WOODBRIDGE formerly Governor of Alichi-
gan. now L. :. Senator
Ion.J. I. MOREHEAD, formerly Governor Of Kentucky
L. = Senator.
Hon J. r. SIMMONS T. : scna,or from Rhode Island.
Hon. SAM Ell :. PHELPS, L. :. Senator from Yer
mont.
Hon. WIN. UPHAM do do do
Hon. SOLOMON F0OTF. member of Congress from y,
Hon. II. d. FOSTER. member Of Congress from Penn.
Hon VI. l.. MARTIN, Delegate in Congress from Wiscou-
sin Territory
Gen. 4. & DODGE. Delegate in Congress from Iowa.
II. ?. STOWE ESD, Clerk in the House Of Representa-
lives
&C. TRoWBRIDCF Esq Detroit, Michigan.
GEORGE W. JONES, Esq, Surveyor General. Dubuque
Iowa.
JOSEPH HOME. ESQ., Ne. 20 Wall street, New York
Many other individuals of The highest resper.abily. can
be referred who will confirm all that has said in IA
OF this Invaluable meiicuc
Dr. GEO. b. GREEN Proprietor Windsor. VI.
REED BATES & AUSTIN. Wholesale Druggists No. 2G
Merchants Row. Boston. General Agents.
Price 81 per bottle six bottles for - 2m-l5
CACTION.-Each bottle of the GrSrIxE OxyGrvtTEp
RrTERS. viii have the outside wrapper printed in English
French and Spanish with the signature Of Geo. b. Grecu
Proprietor upon THREE SIZES, and in addition. finely
gr;yed label upon the top OF the bottle Wit the signature of
REED BATES & Austin. Who the sole Genera, Agents
and 10 whom all orders mu>' be addressed.
For sale by STAKkWE tTIIER < CO.. Kenosha: T. W
De BERARD q c.. Racine; RUFUS BROWN. VI. d..
Milwaukee; and BY Druggists generally throughout The L
nited States and Canada.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-24

r , EGjLNE NITTlN, of Prp.rctjon Fire Engine Com
- eus. 80 !. viii nr held their Room rhursday.
N.s,uIG,: u.l, 4. O'Clock, =. NJ
+. ROBINSON. Sec.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-24
CEHANCFiRH SAIL
CEaANCEIsY SALE.
STATE OF WISCONSIN-KENOSIA COUNTY CIR
CUT COURr-lN CuANCERY.
Lewis Benedict,
Lewis benedict,
NIchAcl Hn,tnnS,


Lewis Benedict,
Michael Holmes, !
EDY and in pursuance Of decree of the Circuit
Court for the county kcnaha and Of IS
made and entered certain pending therein
on the Chanccry side hcrrafin the term OF May A. D. ISL
wherein Lewis Reurdict ia com paingnt and SfchaeI
Holmes Is defendants bearing date The Efth day OF May,
therefor the door al House Ci.y of Ke.
uoha- in =ald comfy saturday the 1911 day July. 4.
d. 1851 between the hours of one and three in the after
aV. all those pieces. parcels lots
land lying and being in the Town OF Southport county
Racine STATE Of Wisconsin, and described d. follows viz
being the south half at u; number and The hole
OF lot number eight ia block number on" - in Nichols
X IClmcs addition 70 The village "a southport. Also, thai
piece parcel land known pa-toi the northeast quar-
Ter 'i 9c'h SIX .o IN i""h one a. Ft3-r twenty -IHrte
- in The village q" Southport described a follows:
said quarter section. and int hundred south
cry of the north west corner 10" laid lot; thence Snuhcr
John b. Wentworth; thence ea-efls parallel :" the >uHh
line of said 1' fifteen - rods and fifteen ID feet 1"
lard conveyed Marshall; thence northery the
west hne OF aid Nar>has lands thrl-ihrce 49, feet
thence cIcrIy sad Ma-halis north line TO the
OF said lot and to the thence norhcry three 3 fee
or {" land~ conveyed to Reuben Rounds theucc w>trr!
said Rounds south line hundred and tiiiy $50,
thence nor'hcry said Rounds west line to p,in;
hundred 100 "et >"uth"ry Of 'he north lin" OF said lot
thence westerly to the place Of beginning: being She
lands decided l. i'mr~ 10y Harvey hI3k" anu Martha T.
- R. AIIEN,
Sheriff OF keaosha County.
II. b. TowsrrF, CompIts. sol.
Dated June 4th. Isl. GO
POSTPoNENENT.
The above sale at the request Of tie Defendant and by
the consent of the PlnntG iror i, h-r"fy postponed
until Monday >t day of September -5l, then taxi
place al II. Sam hour and place a above specified.
" Il. .3LLFN
Sheriff OF Ecnu-hH County.
The above sale the request Of the defendant and by
the consent NE cnmPsnunl solicitor Is htrchy hrIhe
postponed until saturday the llh day of October, l-5.
then 10 take place at the hour and place m above pc
Dated Kenosha September Isl Isl.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1851-10-24
CITY TREASURER.S NOTICE,
OFFICE CITY HALL

The annexed List ofLots and pieces of land comprised
WITHIN the Corporation limits of the city OF KeRosha,
SOLO on the Iwentysxth day of February. A. D. 1850 for
lakes due the Village of Southport and the will be
forfeited unless redeemed before the TwentySxh day
February, A. D.. le52.