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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-07-28

nU-Gen. Scott received his first military
commission at the hands Of Jefferson; and
Madison offered him place in his democrat
ic cabinet. The Louisville Journal says. lure.
gard to this offer of Madison thrt Gen. Scott
we presume. was the youngest man 70 whom
cabinet appointment was ever rendered IN
this country, being less than Thirty years Of
age. Mr.. Madison was one Of the purcst Of
Presidents and excellent judge Of men. and
his proffer of the Secrctarysbip Of War to-
young Scott, to the omission Of Gen. Brown,
Gen. Mas NIB, Gen. jackson. Gen Gaines,
and others who were many years his seniors
m age and in service. was an honor more to
be priced than that nfwinuing great battle
Gen Scott declined the pr"ffered Secretary
ship from consideration Of Difference TO hn
superiors and surely here was no manifestation
Of the vanity with which he is charged
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-07-28

rsS"The "Virgi ia Republican, deems
it important, in almost every number, I, des-
iguate us as the organ g,iid..r' --',thc Yer.
mont urgan grinder" &c aud this we have
no doubt to convince its readers thar il don't
ito oil its dancing without music he WY
the man Of tina. paper dues t,ip it on the
light fantastic tee Is caution u Monsieur
rons u. His delight is 50 great tlat it
Womb he cruel in us TO deprive him Of this
rleasural'!e excitement aud Wholesome cxcr-
cise- therefore We shall olten
Give him touch OF that same old tune"
But We do hope that this noble son Of an
Z. i v will not, in his ecstacy, disturb the
balance of the party. BY the grace aud dig
nifty Of his movements he maiiests great
good taste, ana is luuked npoh with much
pleasure by those for whose amusement lac
labors.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-07-28

Eeg-The ,.Nirgiiia Republican" persists
in its false 1noiation Last week we expo
sed its fraud and while it tnciily acknovl
edged its guilt, il repeats the same thu.
mauiesting total want Of principle and
common lionesty-it says:
In july, 1851. the Narrinsburg Gazette
in alinsi'n to the nomination of Gen Srott
by the Penns, lvania " IL State Convention
said: His nomination made as ii has brcp
does not and will not give satisfaction to tho
South"
Here is the sentence as it appeared in the
Gazette in July. 1851, aud also in our last
number:
His nomination, made as il has bean. does
not and from what we o'psetve vii! not, give
satisfaction to the South v.
We have 40 objection to the Republican
quoting from tn. Gazette, just as much, and
whenever it rlca>cs-hut we do a>k. We de-
mand that it have the randar. courage ana
honesty to copy correctly at lcas: single
stn.cnce.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-07-28

1nthe House Of Representatives, on Thur.
day. Gays the Washington Iutelhg.ncsr) ths
-4pportioament Bill, which passed the Senate
Sonic time since. was passed as it came from
the latter body. The action Of Cougrass ia
the premises was rendered necessary on ae.
count If the accidental destruction Of a POT.
tIon Of che population returns Of California
by fire. as ia their abeence it was impossible
for the Secretary Of the Interior to make the
apportionmen. according to the provisions Of
the law Of % May 1850 Under the act a.
Congress inst passed the whole number Of
Representatives will be fro hundred end
thirty four, distributed as follows, viz:
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-07-28

pEMocmAT pLA,ronM.

The leading erce organ of New York
the Free. Soil Abolition Post said in rela
tian to the resolution" They rere nat
adcpfrd by the Contention" Three fou,ths
Of the mem5eis-- more than three fnu,ths. it
is said hy -ore-l adj left the room; not more
than d, zen of the rest knew what was dn
ing n platform made in This maaner
dues mot ere" deserre the nome If a farce,
rhich ,ce yesterday garc IL" n farce is
plaSel before all audience which is aware Of
what is going on" Aud We: this precious
declarations Of principles is put forth as the
solenic aud unanimous act of the Great
Convention"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-07-28
misslx1PPu.

Every Wing paper in this State supports
the Wing ticket. Ratification meetings have
been held in different parts Of tie State, AND
the nomination of Scott aud Graham cnthu.
siastirally responded to. TheNatebcz couf'
Ter SAYS the Wig Electoral ticket ia the
ablcst ever presented IN that State for poPa'
lar suffrage. The prospects Of the Wig
carving this State are more cheering than
they we're in 1870. when Gen Harrison re-
ceived n laile majority.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-07-28

n7-Tho New York Errnipp p

BD-Tho New York Erening Post Law.
ing asserted that 1872 Wigs in one ward at
Newark. New Jersey. had enrolleL themselves
no members Of the ie,ee aud King Assnsia-
ton. the Mrrark A'rcury replies that II is
the sheeicsr 'humbns Imaginable, for there is
not even Pierce and Kirg ClaI or Asso.
citation in all Newark.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-07-28

Bs5-: CINE OF the Locofoco papers arc re-
J'ci"g over the fact that 'psrson Brownlow''
refuses TO support scctt and Graham lie
reio scd to support Taylor and Fillmore in
ls4S. but the Wigs carried Tennessee, ne
vcrthelcss and win do il again.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-07-28
a.. s.gn ana a. srla...I..as.I4en-.

/ Gen. seen nisa. stsr srissp1Exrs a. lzrns-
Many asli.iees me lessied ~ si;h view
e nal lug ilssi9ear rAat General e'i' Is ~
iinical b palr gnrei-t, bro eifizes lnr tiv
purpose of Shaving how srounilees is Any ae-
cnsatioi or otinian ofti.sf Kind we ask az
fentioI, to the period whep General Scait re-
turned t. this country after Lis brilliant ser
vices ia Mexico On his arrival at the city
of New York. be was greeted by the accls-
nations Of MANY Thousand IN the Empire City.
aud was .!Iicially addressed Ia terms Of warm
compliment aud welrsme ts Morris Franklin.
Esq. the President of the Board of Alder
men, to who tie Genetsl made the following
rely:
You have been tleased. sir to allnde to
our adopted citizens. lean say that the Irish.
the Germans the swiss the Ere ct the Brit
ans aid ether adopted citizens fought IL the
snfne ranks. und,r the same calurs. side by
SIDE With native born Americans cxhiUiting
like courage and cffieie'icy, and uniting at ev-
cry yictcry il the same enthusiastic shouts IL
honor of our fag and country From Vera
Cruz to the ey,italef Mexico there was one
generous iivalr, IL heroic daring and brilliant
achievement. Let those who witnessed that
career cf valor aud patriotism say. il they can
what race. according to numbers. contributed
most To the general sncccas AID glory Of the
campaign. On the many hurd.inught battle
q 4 a II = 4.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-07-28
THE BALI. IN MOTION.

Alexander Il. noteler Esq, the Wing
Llcctor for this District. made au 81, ouen,
aud able speech trr Scott aud Graham o,
Monday of last week. in Charlcstowu. The
Spirit Of Jeferson" says 1T was in had
'as'e'-wiiee means all right He was
replied TO By Il. II Butcher. Esq.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-07-28

FT~H r. b. who owns country resi-
denee in Nelson County, Va. knewnSs YAK
land. proposes to sell il for $40, 1000. payao's
when Geu Scstt shall be elected Pres'dsns
Of the United statcs. In q letter to Inv
Thig. Mr. j. says. speaking Of the people
ia his sscsion-"Almost every body u i@
Scott aud Graham"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-07-28
aLssaC nmhrin Cnnntr Ioencaoo y. \ !

hNs@Cambria County Locoroco as it usu-
ally Is has hcep greatly moved by the ~"nina-
tion It Scott AID Graham !" e""m ,rhill
tow slip acne according to a tier :, tho
Flair county Wing. twenty niue voters, NJ
heretofore stsnuch out aud out Lecoeocos.
have determined to go for the Corquerer
Scott
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-07-28

Esas ~fho Sonthcrn Press which has refu-
sed to supprrt the pem cratic ticket tells us
that there ARE great many Democrats IN
the South who will pursue tho same course
tits Publishing letters from its correspondents
approving of its position,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-07-28

HGrAt Democratic meeting to resPoaa
to the nominations of the Baltimore Conven'
ton at Racine WISCONSIN the Democracy
refused to adopt the resolutions Of the Dem
ocratic National Convention. They took To
candidates, but repudiatcd The platform.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-07-28
--s-s>><S< S~<<<~-~--------
SCOTT N Al.I.EGANY.

We can confidently assert that the good
eanse is progressing in this County We
have gotten id If what the Richmond TPhig
calls the 'antiuusled in"unb,nnccs % the
party" and are di very well indeed -
Mark the sequel --0iinfrS Journal
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-07-28

rxT~lf vnn soc a squall Hrisina in the lat
sncd to avoid it- consequences Dou le her
cape with your left arm. and IL ,o,r Inns
prop anchor on the cruising grould of smseks
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-07-28

ESy-Therc was full moon on the lat If
Judy. aud there will he another ON the 9'st
The same thing occurred in 1776. 1895.
ls'4 and 1883, and will not again until
1871.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-07-28

nT-Thc Democratic papers are taxing
great delight ia recording all the Doite7s
frrm the Wig party found mentioned apy
where. These Boilers are almost all pom,
TEXANS and for every one. we believe, slx o.
the plain people cnme over TO Seott and ors'
ham The friends Of Gen Scott receive toe
mast encouraging accounts from all quarter
: -Alesandria veartts.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-07-28

1t . officially announced in the New Yorl;
papers that the proposed cxiltbi,ioa Of the
Industry vi all nations will be olieied in that
city on the ID of Aas next
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-07-28
sEcWErARY OF rIIE NAVY.

Hon. John p Kennedy has been appointed
and accepted the appointment. Of Secretary
of the Navy in the place of Hon William A
Graham resigned.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-07-28

DsJ~ Prentice, OF tie Louisville journal,
s,,s neal, the whole population Of the
colhtfy seem dew ca TIC up,n ~" y Ing lat
form. tie Wigs are Standing "u il. au1 a
g"nd many vi the Democrats alc iying gu
10"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-07-28

E|rScntt Is dead letter in tlis country.
--C'1sAocfion (OAio) Democrat,
Like other dead letters. he will be sent
straight to Washington Ed
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-07-28
cry. ,cors-s VIEWS or st.,vEu,.

4
I he Democratic rirss rstle r@th lsass
fhe yirs.ins IlrsaJ has seen fit II aFriaiza
i Geit- scott fsr tic view exrr sStd by him
ii letter 10 DR. Atkinson Of Dansillr ten or
twelve years sgo-si=wsnot II bis own rrca-
tio5-- but an acquiesrei,ce ~ those prnmulged
years before by Judge Tucker ard Thomas
Jefferson. lie is net trusted say these times
servers. because he says that. while at Col-
llcoe Va ..Lecane dee,lv ;mnressel Will, ,b4
y;.,s .;yo, he y, i, H,o,, =, H. an, 70, -,
/ y;,.;,;. ,.,a 10 I.a,c T..Lo. \. ,ta A.,
,o,d;y oi;s ed;,;a, q r,..ts..,.s ~,
me,,a,;os, aud te.,nse L. exaresxes rio
/ ,,,;,.;.., .,l,, !, : o,l;x.,;..
Ter. and slaveh.Id;a, s,.,.s - em,,,,,v i,
uo.,s III, ;,.,,.,.,l. r;,h ia sac.,. -
b,,b .,lors ,onal;,,,o .l.rar, oan
termination
The views EXPRESSED bv General Scott in
that letter arc those which o,,lv few vear.
aca wore entertained bv nca,;r eycrv ;tc,l;
gent slave. owner in this State and r. sue,
notions did net make Abeli,ionists Of the ow.
ners of slaves then. il will require 4 stretch
of the Imagination to fix any sueb ,obr;ouet
on one who is as much Of Virpiniau as any
son who now treads the soil # the State.
| Upon this strange stretch Of fancy do these
unworthy trieksters seek to hang the horn If
dis,rust and blast the repnra,iou Of one who
has never vet faltered nor fallen short Of Lis
duty.
TIE bold assertion has gone forth that
N;,s.la sat, , cou.
~, y,
nat ''o' N 'aee 81 'he 'ae' ''a' ne P'fs""
any eae''e' "'''se' 20 se' '''e measure l"'o''s
.'e ''"'se az" "ne, '"e,e : eA''"' '"e mos
r'''' '"'s ~ = -. "e'" -
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'"'' ''"'' "''' :" :, VIZ - ''''" IVY - ""
AZ Nas'is oa'oe'' ''eh' 'cet' apFfsNe"
o'eSe measures wren nut &c" a"s'"a'e" me
P'"i''"'y " '"e'f ''''!'''''" :" '"Ne ue
''''e s'"'''' "' SUN :" "ou' 'eq'''e'' "c'Ne,
"nn os" 1e"'' Va" H.
no" d'icfeh' from an TINS mas been the
course os zen. FRANK ieiiee' N't "i'iy mas
NC s"'"" ioa''''''S '"r '"s'''e lave Inv
"u' d naming 81 Ice institution" 81 ''iasefy ~
MS frssehc" Is as COCO any time 'ef MS heaith
as ''o administering o. an ene'ic'
o'' the hoor q the " ). Senate he thus
formally asserts his a''h"rrence Of slavery;
Il have no hes'tati 'uit saving that con
slider Slarfry IA sOC!AL AND PULiTia
! CAL EVIL. aud MOST SINCERELY
Wish he'd no eaisttnee on thr fare ~
thc eaytht"
Is thi, New IIampslire horn and New
II.,;. s,
'a's 81
~" ~ WIN ~ nus
'''e p'Va'''.'''"' ''a''s' S''S'ry' a
's"e'" """' wa" I c'''
gnu oo'" anu '"s'''a ., c"ue"
a., 1
49,. =,
H.
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-, ~ :, -" ", ,",
= y nn.,'.Isso, ri. ~ ~"
-
n
T., y
H.. r.;sa 49, ne, :,
90,
30, -, :,
what soura thinking mind REGARDS ,hat 40
the only evil which could rest upon the land !:
me ma" trho tron'd dissolrc ne Onion ID |,
| MORE THAN He DID; but even with il
~ f-nm rho tonnda,;n,r 81 I, ..;,',,;
the prcsent time"
W. H., mn, ,,;ro ,ho.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-07-28

II Disric1 --ionS n. KifBY Of Nansemond
al ;. CoI. J. cHANstfs. OF 1reensville.
81 . THOMAS 8 FLorRsoY Of Halifax.
4ih II II. MsRs1ALL. of Charlotte.
9Th !" ALEx.vpFR RivEs OF Alb marie
9Th e. wrLLfax G. Sc1TT Of Powhatfan
7th 60 JosyPH Soar. Of Elizabeth City,
sfh /. jill L,cY. Of Spottsylvanis.
9th HEyRY r. THoMAs. Of Fsitfax.
10Th g AlEx Il Bprgtrn of jefferson.
18th :" Col JoHs u BALDWIN. Of Augusta
lzfh JoHs EcHoLs. Of Monroe.
18th g Wal. pRFsros. Of Washington.
llfl " joss ] JscKsos. .lr Of Wood,
18th /" T. NJ GaLLY. ofOhio
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-07-28
I p ATKINSON E.q, Dan,ilie, Va.
DIFFictLis Min ENGLAND.

a serious difficulty with tie British Gov
erlment is anticipated, growing out Of an
alleged violation oi treaty BY American fish
ermen on The coast Of Nova Scotia, &c.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-07-28

B@@E. N. H., Esq, an anonymous cor
respondent of the Virginia Republican, is
mani:estly young man Of talents" and
principles" ambitious for distinction. ard
blackguard though he be- if he will show bis
cowardly face, and give the public view Of
lis fair proportions" we may be induced to
lash bin into uo,oriety lie is evidently, in
his own estimation, clever fellow a man OF
great and varied information AID deserves
well Of his fellow eitizcns-it is pity they
have not as yet been able fully to appreciate
hin. His position, we very much fear fixes
him. for many days to come in his presen,
obscurity
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-07-28

bG5-We Intended to publish Mr., Tocmbs
speech Til, week, bat were unable to get
hold Of it in time. We viii give it next
week.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-07-28

1 Ivoshngf,r As far h,snsrB. HE NEVER
SAN AHUMAN BEING IN BONDAGE
/ WITHOUT FEELING HiSIiEART RE-
| VOLT AT IT. SLAVERY Is CON.
| TRARY TO THE CONSTITUTION In
spme respects--a moral blot npon the ekar-
If the nation
A clergyman. who vas present. said that
as the imitation had been given. he wpaId
like 10 make an inquiry Do you regard the
features II the Fugitive Slave Law rs con-
sisieut with common law?
Gen. Pierce immediately replied: IF
musf dnsrer the question sag No. do
| not. Ihare been asked i liked fhii Fa-
gitire Stare Lar. Idnsrered No. LOA-
! iHED IT. IHAVE A MOST REVOL.
TING FEELING AT THE GIVING UP
| OF A SLAyE--TIiE Law is OPPOS-
ED TO HUMANITY"
Here Mr.. Foss inquired: IF i. wcrc not
opposed to right ut well as humanity ?"
Gen Pierec replied Yes, it is opposed to
moral right
The above is the Substance Of Gen Pierce 8
remarks upon the Fugitive Slave Law The
| quotation marks include the very language
used by the General as taken down at the
time 1t was uttered
lie referred to the Constitution of the
countrp and in pious train If thought re-
ngnized the HIGHER Law and that
ponrr ADORE all Consultations His po
stion hire iras so nnequrocal. that thr Req
Mr. Foss. formerly Clergyman Of this
torn, could hut accent 10 IL as StFFl
GENTLY "FANATiCAL" TO Salts
FY THE MOST ULTRA ABOLITION
isT
i Two individuals, citizens OF New lamp
shire Messrs Aver and Campbell. have at
tempted to explain away the report Of Gen
icrce's speech made at New Boston. in
January last, aud given by two Democratic
Abolition Journals at the time
he Richm,nd Wing says :-"Thcy only
undertake TO deny specifically single uniln
postant point that Gc... Pierce said the Fu
aitive Slave Law was contrary to ..mornl
/ right All the rest are implicitly admitted
t. he correct. Ia wit: that he LOATHED
the Fugitive Slave Law tina: lis heart re-
volted at the Institution of slavery. aud that
his sentiments were Of the higher law order
and satisfied the mast ultra Abolitin,ist -
These things are not denied. Neither i, there
any good reason assigned for Free Soi!ers.
| Inst January. falsely representing General
Pierce as holding sentiments il unison with
themselves; nor is the slightest explanation
given IF General Pierce, OF his friends. emit.
ting to correct these rcports at the time -
/ They admit that they saw them wien nub.
lisaed bur did not contradict them. iLey
were good capital ut The North; aud If they
hud n.t cun,a 10 the Knowledge # the Sou,b
they woald neye, have been Disturbed
'ihe err,iGc ate makers will have to strcup
then th.ir ha,tls.
Tie Ranuiai, bowevcr ,n,kes nom H..
velianent wlirh may place Messrs Ayera:d
Ianl''s !. under the Necessity Of maxi q Ger
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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-07-28
WAIT TnlI sosnMnkn.
Trvr -@Frs fl ,at FoeM /,

Trwr -"Erif fl az FuesM.,
The Democratic party boys,
Are growing mighty hercc,
Since they have nominated
Their -iast manF---tsereral Pierce
They SAY be |. be elected,
In eighteeu ffty-twc.
And march into the White House..
But that he viii aosd 30.
Cacrus--.wait 'till November
Wait till Nosesnbsr
Wait till November.
And they'll all turn hlus
The wings havc settled On choice.
The people viii approves
Old ScoTr and GRAHAM are the bcvs
To make this nation move
The Loccs say they'll Heor them
In eighteen ffty~twc.
And march into the White House.
But that they II never do.
caoras--wait Till November. &C.
o, core along my gallant Loys
well shout load huraah
As We introduce our Chaa,n{en
Tho brave old Chippewa
The Locos think they'll beat him,
In eighteen hfty-two,
And march into the White House,
But that they cannot do
chora---wait 'till November, &c
Old SCOTS the boy, my hear.iss,
To bring down Loco game,
He's sure to beat both Pierce and King,
For WINFIELD Is his name
They know they cannot crush him.
In eighteen ffty.two,
For he'll march into the white Uor.e
For that he's bound to do.
Cherus---wait Till November.
Wait 'till November,
Wait Till November,
And the Wings will put him through
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1852-07-28
t;f.x. PIERCE uv SLAVERY Axp rus Rr.
elrltE SHAVE LAM.

Tie speoker nolr took rp thr subject #
Siareeu lie said il acasthe gTeatesf troy
liz Of the covntry, and ras 50 regarded BY
Washington rs fer hfmsry. He NEVER
SAM AfiUMAN BEING IN BONDAGE
WITHOUT FEELING IIISIiEART RE-
VOLT AT IT. SLAVERY Is CON.
TRARY TO THE CONSTITUTION IN
SINE respects--a moral blot npon The esGr-
III the nation
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-06
70 U-ESTERN MERCHANTS.
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nearly at the common price OF other school books
CHAS. w. g GEO. Z. FRANK.
v sttnvlIIe. FehruRrv 5th. L-Aa IS u Int
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-06
SsassE<KFR's SALE.
cps - Johnston Circuit Court, low. County Wis.


Circuit Court. Iowa is.
\. K. Parish.
ID virtue OF writ of fer acas issued the office
ID Of the Ck Circuit court in and for the County Of
Cwa >tSe of WisrOnsn,n the aOave entitled aud
directed and delivered against the goods chstes,
lands aud OF The above named defend ant,
this day levied upon aud lied the IwnE d =
scrOed real estate, the property Of tho above named
aeudgut the north quarter of The north est
quarter OF section thirty (a4) town seven ~ range
l. east, in The county of Iowa, state Of w scpnsi!.
md shall exuuss - public vendue, To the CHEST bidder
Dr cash, all the light title and interest the defend
mt had and the said real The 4th day
iuly A. d l-5, time since, the front
he Court House in the Town of Mineral Point, Sstur-
lay the 18th Of May, D. ls59 between the hours
It nine o'clock p N. and D. said y,
satisfy said writ and Gusts.
RICHARD :. VIVIAN. Sheriff.
~herifs on e, Mineral p int March 80, 1852.
AAAsA COBB, Any for PIES. n23-6w
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1852-05-06

STATE pF wISCGN IN, ! wa County Court,
COU-TV OF Iowa To May Term 1882.
CYRUS W0FDNAS Administrator II the estate Of J A..
~ seph NJ. Hi2bte has I'd his petition in Probate
tee for License sell al much Of the real stste
said "eceas yinR and bei' In the Counties tuwr
and IA tayette a viii be Sufficient g pay debts and
OF Administration
UpO" reading and ding 81 said petition IL ordered
that notice be ptbisued Of the pendeHcy aid appn
ton n thht h1Rt would b had
att1e Term Of the Counts CoUT The Sal.
county Of Iowa be hu-eu the Conf House IN N
Of Mineral Point the Anud ~ MAY ne H
when aud here the heirs Law aud prs ~ nlerc
ted therein mas atpeHr aud why the przyt
Of the petitioner should MT ne granted.
PAR KY EATON, Co Jude
Dated March q. 1852. q ~