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lowing is said to he the substance of Mr.. Benefits
bill. (Which has passed the House of Representa-
eral States:
The Bill appropriates to Missouri 8 100000 acres:
to Alabama 2500000; to Iowa 100000 acres to
Michigan 100000 acres to Wisconsin 100000
acres to Louisiana 100000 acres to Mississippi
20O0,000 acres; to Florida 100000 acres to Ar
kansas GOO 600 acres to California 3,000 900 acres
to Illinois 100000 acres; to Indiana all the pubic
land not sold located or reserved. lying within her
limits. and 100000 acres in addition thereto; to
Ohio all the public land sold located or reserved
lying within her limits. and 100000 acres in ad.
diten thereto and to each Of the States of Maine,
New Hampshire Vermont, Massachusetts, Rhode
Island Connecticut. New York, New Jersey, Penn
syrania, Delaware North Carolina, South Carolina,
Georgia, Maryland, Virginia. Kentucky and Tennes-
see, at the rate of 10000 acres for each Senator
and Representative in the sd Congress, from said
States respectively. And to each of the organized
territories and the District of Columbia 10000
acres. The eleven States first named are to apply
their shares in the construction of railroads and the
remainder of the States and Territories and the Dis
trict of Columbia to expend theirs for the sup
port OF schools or for other useful purposes.
SUCCESSION JOHN MCDoNoaH.-The Supreme
Court of Louisiana has reversed the Judgment of the
Fifth District Court of Louisiana, which admitted r
IL Gurley, B. c. Howard and Braniz Mayer to their
proportion OF the commissions executors in common
with the New Orleans executors of the McDonogh es-
ae that executors had no right to charge 24 per ceni
on the whole amount of The estimated value of the
poperty OF the succession 3portion of said property
IS not productive, consisting of waste and ancutvated
lands Inc whole has remanded 10 the Fifth Dis
rlct Court for further proceedings Tha Supreme
Court has also decided that, under the law the Bal
ofe executors are required % give security befos
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-07-09

The Farmers Journal July contains several valuable
articles Agriculture We extract the following The
cultivation of
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-07-09

bas@A New York halter gave away. It is said. on
Monday last, 10000 pain leaf fans, worth some
$500. Each fan, however. had announcements of
his business pasted on it. a novel and ingenious
method of advertising certainly but not half as eff
cacous as through the only legitimate channel for
such purposes viz the columns of we'll conduct
ed and consequently widely circulated newspaper.
For far less than $500 his advertisements might
have reached several millions of persons, had he
pursued the latter course.
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1852-07-09

IN Hhds Bacon Sides 40 bbls Mess and 20 bills Prime
~ Pork, for sale by FREEMAN & HOUSTON.
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DOGARDUS' ECCENTRIC MILL4-One Of those sl-
D pcor Mills. and in complete order, with extra
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-10

Pierce.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-10
A CARD.

The undersigned takes this method of expires
sing his sincere thanks to his numerous friends,
customers, and the public in general for their We
ry liberal patronage during the past two seasons,
and hopes by close attention to business, and
to their interests, to merit continuance of their
patronage. He assures them that HE WILL
NOT BE UNDERSOLD by any establishment
in the city. HIS Stock Is now coMpLErB-
embracing every thing usually kept in his line,
and would particularly call the attention of his
customers TO his assortment of Dress Goods Cloths,
FlanneLs, Bay State .Sha,ols, and every variety Of
Goods necessary for the comfort of the season
His stock of GROCERIES, he fatters himself
csnnot be excelled by any House this side of Co.
than, and takes pleasure in saying that he has
on hand 20 tons Of that PRIME CUBA SUGAR
which has given such entire satsfaetion--l6 lbs.
for one dollar. Forty Chests of Superior YOUNG
HYsoN TEA, at so cents, and other articles in
proportion, too numerous to mention:
FARMERS, bring on your Butter, Eggs, Cheese,
you have to spare-the CASH is READY.
The Good Time has really come. If you have
not already been convinced of the fact, give me
call, and will illustrate it to you to demonstra-
ton. 70 FIGURES WILL NOT LIE.
CHARLES C. BROWN.
Gas One Door North of Runals House
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-10

THE LOUISIANA SESAroRs.-The New Or.
leans Delta has the following notice of the two
U. 5. Senators from Louisiana, Messrs Soule and
Benjamin, the former being a native of France,
and the latter of the West Indies:
After the 4th of March next, Louisiana will
have by far, the most eloquent senators of that
body, and, what is more remarkable and rather
puzzlng to the exalters of Anglo-Saxonism, nei-
ing and boastfu blood which, by virtue of its orr
gin in the bleak Caucasus, claims the privilege of
looking down with contempt upon all the rest of
mankind. Both are children of the South, the
one born in the West Indie Islands, and the other
in the South of France-both are full of the ardor
energy and eloauence TINT belongs to their olive
compilations and lustrous eyed natives of the trop-
les Their presence in the Senate will be the first
occasion in the history of this State, that both
parties have been represented in that body by its
first class men,
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-10
CHANCERY SALE.

STATE OF WISCONSIN-KENOSHA COUNTY CIR
CUT COURT-IN CIIANCERY.
Thomas Walker John Kanny and Dennis Kearney
10y Virtue and in pursuance of Decree OF the Circuit
ID Court for tie County OF kenosha State of Wisconsin
made and entered in certain pending therein the
Chancery side thereof in the Term of November A. D.
1882 wherein Thomas Walker is Complainant, and Johk
kanny and Dennis Kearney defendants bearing
the 9Th day OF November, A. ID. 1852 shall sell public
auction 10 the highest bidder the door of the Court House
in the city Of kenOsha in said county, Saturday the
day OF December A. ID. 1882 between the hours OF nine
and twelve In the forenoon OF that day. the following
cribed Real Estate 20 wit A that certain piece, parcel
lot OF land stu NE in the county of Kenoshn formerly
county of Racine and state Of Wisconsin, and known and
described follows, viz: The East half of the south
quarter Of Section No thrtywo 1872 in Township No. one
~. north of Range No. twenty-five % east in the Milwau
kee Land District and containing eighty 1901 Of land"
Dated kenosha November 18th, A. u. 1881 7-27
GEORGE L. LEE, Commissioner.
o. y. HEAD, Complts. Sol.
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SHERHEE,S SALE,

DY Virtue Of alias writ of Ffer Facias issued out
Id and under the seal Of the Circuit Court for the Couu-
~ OF kenosha, State of wisconsin, directed and de-
ivered against the goods and chaes, lands and
of Saentn Hess and Hiram SexIun have levied upon and
shall offer for sale the HI CHEST bidder the law directs
III the Court House in The Ciy in said County
OF kenosha on Saturday the Il. een,h dlS January, A.
ID. 1883, at One O'Clock The afternoon said ay all the
right, title and interest which The laid aud
ram Sexton, either OF them had o, and tile follow
ing piece, parcel or lot OF land ing bti. The city
of kenOsha in said county atd described liz
follows, 30 wit: Part of the Nor, hEas qirer Section
number six t6 in Town number One in Range number
twenyihree % commencing twelve 1921 rods South
of the North East OF the South half West half
Of said quarter Section thence South four rods
West to New Chicago Telegraph Road thence North
long said road point due West Of place of beginning
thence Fast 10 place Of beginning.
Dated kcnosha, Decen Der lst, 1889.
100 NATHAN r. ALLEN Sheriff
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-10
CHANCERY SALE,

STATE OF WISCONSIN-KFNOSHA COUNTY CIR.
CUT COURT-IS CHANCERY.
Harvey Durkee, VS.. Mortimer Sheare r. David s. Adams
Edward Balm, Samuel Hale, George
C. Nancy, and John V. Aver.
DY VIRTUE and in pursuance of decree of the Cir
cult Court for the County of Kenosha, Of Wis
conSin made and entered in certain pending
in, the Cancery side thereof in the November
A. ID. lo52 wherein Harvey Durkee is mpainant and
Mortimer >h<arer. David :. Adams Edward Bain samuel
Hale George c. Manney and John " Ayre defendants
bearing date the 9Th day OF November, A. d. S52I shall
sell a public auction TO the highest bidder the door Of
the Court House in the City of kenosha in said County on
Saturday the 18th day December A. D. 1852 between
the hours Of nine and twelve, in the forenoon day.
the following described rial estate, w"AI that GER
tain piece, parcel lot of land, County of
henoshH, Gate County OF Racine and State Wisconsin
and known and described as follows viz: The North half
of The West half of the Southeast quarter section No
twenty t20), in township No %, nth Of Range No
nineteen 49, East containing forty (4D land be
the same more less" Dated Kenosus, November 10Th
1859. GE'!RC f. l.. LEE Commissioner
- HEAp, CUnp'tS Sol. 7-x7
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-10
THE ANNUAL MEETING

OF the helnshG County Agricultural Socie-
IL came off at buttons, Monday De, 6 The
following officers were duly elected for the com
ing year
LEONARD CROKER, Somcrs Pres't
LkyI GRANT, Bristol, " Presidents
G.. |. PEAsE, Salem, {
Geo. " TotcSlec, kenosha, Treasurer
Fred J. Brartas, p Prairie, Recording Sec.
r. J. Rand, kenosha, Corresponding Sec.
Fine samples of Wheat and Barley were pre-
scented for premium. The first premium on
Wheat and Barley was awarded to Samuel f.
Tarbell, Of Bristol.
Communications were read from the Secreta-
- If the ,ote Agricultural Society, presenting
hooks 10 the Library Of this Society, and also no
Efyinp Convention to he hci' at Madison, jan
uary 10, to get up an organized effort .or the adj
vancement Of Agricultural interests in this STATE.
The following persons were chosen delegates
10 represent this Society in said Convention, with
power TO substitute, in case they cannot attend
viz Hon S. r. Mcclellan, of Wheatland
and Hon. C. Latham Shoes, of Kenosha.
On motion OF Levi Grant, il was voted to hold
the next Annual Fair of this Society at The City
OF Kenosha> A committee of three was chosen
to confer with committee from kenosha on this
subject and report at next meeting. Committee
IS. r. Mcclellan, Henry Johnson and T. J..
Rand
The Constitution Of this Society was amend
ed as follows: All persons becoming members
OF this Society shall be considered perman Mt
members, and liable to pay to the Treasurer one
dollar per snhum. Any member may withdraw
from the Society at the end of three years by Civ
ing three months notice to the Treasurer
~ After very pleasant interview, the Society
adjourned to meet at buttons Tavern, Pans, on
he frst Monday in June next
T. ]. RAND,
Corresponding Secretary.
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ORGAN PRACTICE.
THOROUGH BASS, sc.
MIR. :. v. BnANDE having been solicited. Il

MIR. =. v. BRANDE having been solicited Is
w give instruction on The Organ will take Class
that instrument, at his residence Penrl Ne will
also take class in Thorough Base with without the
Of the Organ and will endeavor illustrate the rles Of
harmony by the OF the Black Board and by course
Lectures, embracing the History and effect. Of Mu<c-s
principles and practice-ts character exhihI'ed hs
different and ofthe principal
menis-tunng-thc rudimenis Of Thorough Base, &c
The importance Of knowledge ofThorough Pase 10
Amateur the Musician, is ncalculable in short
Music, what Grammar il to n Language.
The first Lecture will be free and will be given AT The
Court House on Tuesday Evening, the 81 inst
The succeeding ones, circumstances may dictate the
progress Of the class may warrant Terms Of private in
sruc,ion, of admission class will be made known
application TO the Lecturer
kenosha. September l3 1852. IL
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-10

FILLING Tern OVER EXPosEp NERVES
DR.. :. i. lluihcn, of Wheeling, Va has dis
covered a method whereby the cavities Of teeth
over exposed nerves may be successfully plugged
up The diseased parts of the tooth arc removed
to make it apparent that the nerve is exposed
The fang is then perforated through the gum, into
the nerve cavity. The opening should be obout
the size Of Il small knitting needle its object is 10
open the blood vessels of the nerve which will ut
once bc known by the flow of arteral blood The
cavity Of the tooth may then be filed without the
least fear Of pain or i'll consequences. This plan
has been successfully practscd in great number
of cases
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-10

al DFGEST" Such Is the true meaning Of the word
"PEPSiN," cf the Greek words from which ills de-
rived rhis the significant and appropriate the
TRUE DIGESTIVE FLUID, OF GASTRIC JUICE, prepar-
ed by Dr. j. 3. HoUGHTON, OF Philadelphis nom the
fourth stomach Of the OK for the OF Indigestion
Dyspepsia Il is Natures remedy for unheslthy
stomach. Ne Of equsiIs curative powers IL
reEders GOOD EATING psrfe<ily oonsissen, viii health
SCENE sgars ofthe Or. 10 snohsy part q this pere.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-10
THE PRESIDENTS mEssAGB.

We anticipate our usual time of publication
few hours, TO lay before our readers the last an
nual message Of President Fillmore. We have
neither tims.or room TO comment on II, nor In
deed is it necessary, as doubtless all who feel
an interest in it, will read and inwardly diges.
for themselves
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-10
A d ninistratOrss Sale.

NOTlCE Is hereby given that the undersigned, Admin
lSlra;oT OF the Estate Of Albert g. Norhway decea-
-ed by virtue on license from the County Court OF Keno
sa County will sell al Public Auction At the late residence
OF said deceased on the 2h day of December 1852 at
clock r. A. the NJ w quarIer n of s. Z. quarter 4
of Section twenty I29 Town three 49, RANG. twenty
one q East containing forty L40l acres-suhec To the
" ldo" dover Also, the North half Il of N w quar-
Ter q IF section Four 4. Town Two az Range twenty
one ~ containing sXtyse'en 1871 acres subject to mort
Cages on the same.
ELISHA BAKER, Administrator
Datcu ths LIST day OF December, 1852
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-10
CHANCERY SALE,

STATE OF WISCONSTN-KENOSHA COUNTY CIR
,E--~ CUT COURT-IN CHANCERY,
Fanny Grdley and Albert G. Gridey adIninisrairx and
administrator OF the Estate OF Orrn ndey deceased.
John Bullen, Henrietta Ballen, Samuel Hale, Ahir.
Drske Joseph h aaealey, JSnn y p.,, Aye, Ed~ard
Solomon Durgin James T. Hildre.h, Geoge Perry Stew
art c. Marsh Alexander Frear samuel Parsons, Danford
N. Barney, and Eidridge c. Merrlck
DY Virtue and pursuance Of Decree ofthe Circuit
u the County kenosha, State Wisconsin
ChancsrY side thereof, in the Term Of November A d
1852 wherein Fanny Grdley and Aben g. tridey admin
israiix and administrator Of the Estate Of Orn Grdey
deceased, Compliments and John Bullsn, Henrietta
Bullen Samuel Hale Ahra E. Drake, Joseph H. Hsckey.
John " Aver, Edward Balm. Samuel Fuller, Alonzo White
Patrick Cosgrave, Solomon Durgn, James T. Hdreih
George Perry Stewart C. Marsh, Alexander Frear Samuel
Parsons, Danford N Barney and Rlddge G. Merrick
defendants bearing date the 9Th day OF November. A
1882 shall sell public auction the highest bidder at
the door of the Court House, In the City fKsnosha sad
between the hours of nine and twelve In he forenoon
that day, the following described Real Estate wit, IAN
those certain pieces parcels lots OF land situate the
county of Kenosha formerly county Of Rscne and State
OF Wisconsin particularly known and described as
North Side of the souhwost quarter OF Section No h,,N
one l3 in Township No two north of Range No TWEEN
s % e.: ea1sp q Land m
described follows to witt beginning the south line
said quarter Section the distance of forty 4o rods west from
said south line the distance OF ywo 52 rods; thence
running north the distance Of eighty 1907 thence
ming Sest the distance OF twenegh % rods; thence
running south the distance of eighty rods thence run
ming the southwest of said quarter Section
thence running north along the line Of said quarter
Section the distance OF eighty [s0 rods; thence running
the distance oftwenty 0 rods thence running north
the distance of eighty s0 rods the north line said
quarter Section thence running east along the said north
line Of said quarter Section the distance hundred
100 rods thence running south 10 the place OF begnniI e
containing nnetysix 1861 Of land more orlc.s. Also
A certain three hundred and twenty $40 land
the being the half OF Section No. hrysix 1867 in
Township No two re- north Of Range No. twenty-five 22l
east and making in all the said three several parcels
four hundred ard fifly-sx ri56l acres" :,
Dated, Kenosha, N0vembe, I0th, 4. u. 1852. 7-g7
GEORGE L. LEE, Commissioner
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-10
CONCERT.

TWNHE CHOIR OF THE BAPTIST CHURCH (by re-
III quesil will ersat the Concert given Tuesday
ming last, on FRIDAY Evening, the 10Th inst, with
change OF Programme, as follows:
PART FIRST.
Overture, "C1lifde BagtIad." Boldieu.
Obligato SOTO and Chorus, "The Marvellous Work"
Haydn.
Tenor Solo -"The Verr Pardoned," by Iiagcs.
Chorus-"The Lord Is King" Chappe.
Allies lndro Stradtlu, Violin and Piano, by Graner.
Duet and Onintee-"We wept when icmembered
Zon.r Pond
Grand Chorus-"Glory be to God on Hgh"-Mozar.s
18th Mass.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-10
KENosHA COUNTY CIRCUIT COURr-IN EQUITY.
George c. Manney,

Spenser :. Benedict.
reading The affidavit ~ j. :. Randall Ibis eau e.
" AMI "n molten w,!rc Randall, Comb tinants
s"ic tsIdr'@t '.t Spcn-,r Benedict. the above
NAMED dc eAiH, ~" II parties interested appear and
pie ri, answer drndr 10 the Bii Of CompIinI tins
10y fhd - March. ashland is further Order
Ell tAi copy % this Order DC persona served snd de-
PENDANT within twenty days, shat same be published
Tor SIX weeks succcssey, each week in The Ike
n"sha IelcgrnPh ncwspaer printed and published in
thr TIT! OF kenushn, before Ghe said Third day March
1859.
The ~! NJ COmpGint i'll this for the
and sale of that of Lots One and Two Block Forty
Two in hc South East quarter OF Section Thirty i'm the
City Of k"Ho>hn. which is described follows wit
Commencing on the West side of Main Street Lot One,
and siNthrcc feet suuthery of the North East corner of
said Block thence Westerly parallel with the North line
o said Block, eighty teet thence Southey parallel with
The Vest line OF Lot Two, tweny-one feet thence East
vary eighty feet thence SorhcrIy twentyone the
place ot beginning together with such there
10 attached formerly belonged one james d. ulsifer
BY the Couri.
DWAfID V. WILTON, Judge.
Dated Nov. nd. 1852.
TowsrEx RASpALL- Complrs. Soils. 7-3i
true copy, AEes q. F. DANA Clerk
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-12-10
SHERIFF'S SALE.


10y Virtue of writ of Fier Facias issued out Of and
Id under the seal OF the Circuit Court for the county
kenosha, the Sine of Wisconsin, directed and de-
vered, against the goods and chHttes lands and
mcns of William p. Wattics have levied upon and shall
offer for sale the highest bidder the reor, the d
reefs the House in the City of kcnosha in said
County of Kcnosha. and State of Wisconsin, Saturday
the leIh day of December A. D. t52 O'Clock in the az
of that day. all the right title and interest which
said William =. Wattles the third day of MAY, A. d.
1857 had Of In and to the following pieces parcels and lots
Of land situated in said county Of kenosha, viz: lot
the side Old Chicago Road. commencing nine hun
dred and 1 feet south OF the southeast OF
lot seventeen h thence west eight rods; thence
south three 81 rods thence eight = rods; thence
north three 3 rods place of beginning living and being
number OF twentythree % east and in the Third
Ward OF the City o! Ken Osla Also, lots three 3,
five s. and six 6l in block fUryseven Al in southeast
quarter section thrty-one 3l [2], north
range twcntyhree 23 east and in the Third Ward of the
City Of kenosha Asp-A those certain pieces, parce
Of and lying snd being the Town 1T Peasant Pra
re the county Of kenoshs, and state of wisconsin, and
described follows 10 Wit All that part of the norhWc
quarter OF ecton number fifteen Isl in township number
north OF range twenty-five u east lying and being
Milwaukee road and containing hundred and
twenty-five and % G0hs less Aso,the south
half Of the southeast of section number ten lO in
quarter OF section number eleven r. in same town
ship and above written Also all that part Of the
north half Of the south quarter of section number
40, township and above, lying OF the
Milwaukee Road, commencing the centre thereof. sup
posed contain forty 40 acres Also the nor.h half Of
the southeast quarter of section number ten 49,
and above. Also the north half the south
quarter OF section number eleven township and
above Also the south half Othe
ter of section number eleven in township and
range above written.
Dated KenOshs, November Sd. 4. d. 1852.
7-26 n II. ALLEN, Sheriff
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CEEANCEisT SALE.

STATE OF VISIONS N--kiNO$H COUNTY CIR
CUT q, RIM CHANCERY.
Fanny Gridcy aud tlb.rt g. GIdlcy Adm. and iut.r #
the estate of " in Grid"y deceased, rrs II. Buri
Mary -. ul'n, linn =. BUleI. and Juiis r Wul.r
heirs o; W;lliuUl .;ulen, deceased Jlla a. p,Tnq,,
John Ru.lcn SaDHc Hale, eth p. ail Henry Pu,ncr,
Patrick Lynch. stewart &. Marsh, alexander frrar
Samuel Parsons, D.lIiord y. Barney. and Idrige G.
Nerriek.
EpN VIRTUE and IN pursuance oc a decree of ihe Circ,
ID Court The County of enoaln state Of " <cor In
made and entered pending therein on ,b
Chance-y side thereo in the term OF November A. 1852
wherein Fanny Gridley and Albert g. t;ley, admnis,rs
trix and administrator o: the of Grin Grilry de-
ceased, are compliments, and CrrS H. Bulei, Mary u
Bullen, William H. Rulcn. and Julia F. Bullcn, heirs of
William Bullen deceased, Julia H. Bennett, John Burn
Samuel Hale Seth r. Hail. Henry Parmeee, Patrick Lynch
Stewart G. Marsh, Alexander Frear, Samuel Parsons an
ford n. Barney. and Edridgc G. Merrck are defendants
bearing da'e the 9Th day of November A. lS52-I shall
sell ut public auction the highest bidder the door Of
the Court House In the city Of keroshs in said County, on
Saturday the 25th day Of December A. D. 1852
the hours Of nine and twelve in the forenoon that ay
the following described real estate, to wi"A those Ger
tain pieces parcels lots of lnd situate in the Of
keaosha formerly county of Racine and State of WscOr
sn and more particularly known and described follows
yzThe Northeast quarter Of the NOrthwe. quarter Of
section No. nineteen 49, in township No. North Of
Range No twenty 20 East containing forty 4O acres Of
landAlso, the West half Of the Northeast quarter Of
section No twentyour "a in township No. ~, North
OF range No nineteen 30 East, containing eighty go
acres OF andAso he Southwest quarter OF section No
twenty 2O In township No. a., North of range No
twenty 600 East, containing hundred and sixty C6O
acres ofandAso. all that part ofthe Southeast fraction
al quarter of section No, nineteen 90 township No one
d. North OF No twenty go East as lies on the West
side of Fox River, aiming sxiyOne of and-Also,
eighty 45OO 80 $1,000 Of land from Off the
side of the Northeast fractional quarter Of section No
teeh 49, in township No. one %, North Of Range No.
twenty (2) EnsAnd Also the South half of The South
one u, North Of range No twenty-five go East contain
ING eighty Ea0 acres of land. Dated Kenosha November
10Th, a. ID. 1852.
GEORGE L. LEE, Commissioner
y II (AO - al