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Iowa capitol reporter. [volume] (Iowa City, Iowa) 1841-1855, 1853-01-19

H r fi:e No IA, bill for an act for the re-
Lief VI SolonIou Bond with report from commit
ttee on claims recommending its passage; re.
port concGrruI in and the bill ordered to
third reading to morrow.
Substitute for the bills estabiishInga 7th
and 9Th judicial district, bill for an act to nix
the boundaries of the several judicial districts,
as reported by committee this morning, was
read first and second time and on motion of
Mr. Folsom la:d on the table until to,uorrow
morning.
Substitute fer Senate file No 3. a bill for an
act to regulate the interest on moiley.
Mr. A Anderson tnoved 10 amend the said bill
by providing &c! = submission oi the question
of the usury law to the people at the August
elections " 1853; lost, yeas l3 nays A.
Mr. Sells offered an amendment providing
that no merchant charge more than 10 per cent
profit OH his goods; no physician mere than
Dealers more than SIS for 40 acre warrants, $50
chopper more than IS cents cord for choppng
wood and no grocery keeper more than 25
cents gallon for whi>key or cents a drink.
Mr. GRADER moved to amend the amendment by
adding to it that no axe more than half a
pint at drink; carried; Mr. Sells amendment
lost.
Mr. Haun moved TO adjourn; lost.
Mr. Taylor mored To strike out 10 per cent
and insert ~ as rate Of interest; lost
Mr. Clark snoved the bill be read third time
tomorrow.
Pending an earnest debate on the part of SIR
Eaton and Mr. Cowles the House adjourned to
70 morrow morning at 9 o'clock.
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20 r T E r i.

Mr. Haun, with leave, from the committee to
whom was referred H r file No Ill, bill for
an act regulating the sale Of spirituous and VIZ
nous liquors, reported the same back with sew.
eral amendments and recommended ITS passage,
Mr. Anderson Of Lee moved all indefinite post
ponement o. the bill and its amendments.
This motion was opposed by Messrs Folsom.
Witter, Sells and Reeder, and fually lost; yeas
IS, nays 35.
MT Green of Henry moved to go into commit
tee of the whole on this bill; lost.
Mr. Folsom moved 10 60 into COMMITTEES OF the
whole on this bill tomorrow evening at 81 o.,
clock; carried.
MI Fordyce with leave introduced Joint res
olution on the subject OF a mail route between
keokuk and Fort Des oines; read lst and End
time and referred 10 the committee on federal
relations.
NJ Green of Dallas with leave presented a Pc
tition Of the treasurer Of Guthrie county for re.
lief; on his motion referred TO the committee on
claims.
Mr. steadman with leave introduced bill pro-
vding that the Governor be authorized to sub
scribe for $50 additional copies of Green's re-
ports, end volume, for the use Of the State.
Mr. Folsom moved its reference to the COM
nittee on the judiciary.
Mr. Grimes moved its reference to the COM
mittee on agriculture.
Orrmotlon Of Mr. Sells the House resolved
itself into a committee Of the whole for the con.
sderation of this bill, Nr Dillon being called 10
the chair.
| Nj Sells moved also to add that the Cover
nor subscribe for 10000 copies Of Loudon':
| Almanac.
| Mr. Folsom demonstrated against attempting
TO throw iidicue upon serious and reasonable
bill.
Mr. Gilmore moved to add also 1000 cope:
OF Tom Corwin's war speeches.
| Mr. Hutchinson moved that the committee
Iis.; lost.
After seue further progress in the delibera
ton OF this bill, of motion the committee rose
reported the same and obtained leave ncrer q
sit again.
On motion of Mr. Folsom the bill was refer et
to the judiciary committee.
Mr. Fordyce with leave intr oduced H R fill
No l69--a bill for an act TO vacate cevtail
stat road therein named; read first and sec
ond time and by order referred to the commit
tee on roads and highways.
On motion the House adjourned.
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Fn,pAY, january 18th 9 o'clock A

FRIDAY, january l4th o'clock A. NJ.
House met pursuant to adjournment.
On motion of Mr. Drake the reading of the
journal was dispessea witl,.s
PETITIONS.
BY Mr. Grimes-a petition Of citizens Of Des
Moines county praying for special act OF in
corporation as a certain mutual benefit soci-
ETY.: on his motion referred to the committee
on interpretations.
Also petition of Isabella Cummings of Van
Buren, county for the quit claim to her of GER
tain escheat; on his motion laid upon the ia
Die.
BY Mr. Walters-a petition from numerous
citizens for a law prohbitory of the liquor traf-
fic; on his motion referred to the committee on
that part of the Governors message relating to
the same.
By Mr. Green of Dallas-a petition for the re-
moval of the capital to Fl Desmoines; on his
motion laid upon the table.
BY Mr. Allen-a petition of citizens of Lucas
county for the same object; also laid upon the
table,
RESOLUTIONS AND NOTICES.
BY Mr. Tay lor-a resolution that the commit
tee on ways and means be instructed to ascer
tain and report to this House the requisite ex-
pense of procuring the weights and measures
required to be furnished by the treasurer of
the state by chapter Sc Of the code, and that it
be inserted in the general appropriation list;
adopted.
BY Mr. Drake-,a resolution that no new bills
be introduced after Monday next.
Mr. Haun moved to insert Thursday: lost
Mr. Gilmore moved to insert Wednesday; lost
motion TO lay upon the table and finally
the resolution were lost.
BY Mr. Steadman--a resolution that the use
of this Hall be extended to Mr. Marble on Mon
day evening next for lecture on capital pun
ishment; adopted.
By Mr. Drake, vi j leave "a bill relative to
the fees of Judges and clerks reflections.
On motion OF Mr. FoGnsend laid upon the ia.
BILE until the 4th of July next.
BILLS on THIRD READING.
II r file No lisa bill for an act to author.
ize township trustees to levy special tax &c
redeem. outstanding orders; on motion of Nj
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II III e 10 w

OF the Supreme court in Lee county; which on
motion of Mr. Lewis as laid on tho table.
Mr. Everson gave notice Of his intention TO in
troduce bill for certain road IN Washington
county.
On motion Of Mr. Browning Senate file No
So, a bill for an act to repeal Chapter "a OF the
code, was taken from the table. discussed and
laid on the tatle again. and the Senate adjourn
ed.
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EAGLE HOUSE,

TlPT@G1s CEDAR CO., iowa.
j. c. BELTS. PnopRIETos
NhiS house has been newly fitted up and
i is now kept by the proprietor. Heis de.
.termined to keep it in such manner and on
terms that will receive continuance Of public
patronage.
Upton, October 9th. 1852.
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re the county
Index the records


n ,@Iyl index the records
Substitute for al La nig ko Sc, bill prcvid-
ing for the election of commissioner and regis
lister of the Des Moines river improvement
passed and title agreed to,
BILLS on FIRST READING.
Senate file No 81, a bill for the RESTRICTION oI
the circulation of paper currency reao VIZ
and referred to comrni.t composed OF one
Senator from each distric
II r file No--a bill g biting the r'gh' Oh
way to railroads; read " and ordered TO "
HR file No 90, a bill d. ~ lawful fence
read twice and made the order oi SAT,
] 4. !. ]
urdav afternoon at three
II r file No 40, bill pc right OF
way to the Mount Pleasa Vac COM
pany; read first and secoii kaefea
to a third reading 10 morl
Senate file No %. a PIN
streets in Bentonsport; PED
and order ed to third re
II r file No LOG, a biz at 10
the act encouraging az READ
twice and rccdAmitted.
H X file No l02, bill> tb extend the power
OF schsol districts; read twice and ia!d Oh the
table
On motion the Senate adjourned to half past
one. 8A
HALF PAsH ONE O'Clock.
The President, laid before the Senate com
munication from the Governor, laying before
the Senate, correspondence between Hon
Reverdy johnson and General Van Antwerp,
which was referred to the committee Oh
claims.
Substitute for II R file No 81, hill to estab.
lish an ASYLUM for the blind read first end
ina nd nrIa ~, irl tn
senateAt NJ e.ii t. s.snaQbs code
read twice and made The special order for to-
morrow at three O'Clock
Senate file No--a bin to amend the charter
of the city of Keokuk; read twice, amended
and ordered to third reading to morrow.
Senate file No so, bill for the right of way
to the Bloomfield aad Canton railroad compa.
ny; read first and second times and laid on
the table.
| On motion of NJ Preston the general act
! granting to railroad companies the right OF
way was taken FINN the table and Mr. Coop
moved to read third time TO morrow; agreed
| to.
| Mr. Browning, BY leave of the Senate, intro
duced Senate FL No--a bill in relation to
writs OF "iniuncion" and "habeus corpus;
which was read twice and laid the table.
On motion of Nr Mckinney. the bill to shor
ten the term OF office Pf county Judges, was
taken from The tai e; read twice, and Mr. Lowe
moved the indefinite postponment Of the bill
lost yeas 5. nays IS.
| On motion Of Mr. Crosthwait Senate file No
bill making appropriation for the furthe
completion of the capitol at Iowa City
| On motion of Mr. Hendershott the Senat,
adjourned to 7 O'Clock this evening.
| EVENING SESSION.
| Senate file No-a bill for IN act for tn,
suppression of drinking houses and tipling
| shops. being the special order for this everinl
Mr. Mckinney addressed the Senate in favo
OF the bill and Messrs johnson. Lewis snt
Heprer in the negative, when the Senate ad
| inurnpl
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POSITIVELY THE LAST CALL.

To all those indicted to US tor the years 1850
and 1881, we now make the last call and un-
first of February 1853 they will find their notes
and accounts in the hands Of The proper officers
for collection.
Call seen and save trouble and cost. Those
who have standing accounts for the year 1852,
are requested to call and SETTLE as We are de-.
srous Of settling all our out standing accounts
by the first of February next.
Iowa City, Dec, 18th, l852.-7w.
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EVENING SESSION.

EVENING SESSION.
Senate file No-a bill for IN act for the
suppression of drinking houses and tipling
shops. being the special order for this evering
Mr. Mckinney addressed the Senate in favor
OF the bill and Messrs johnson. Lewis snd
Hepner in the negative, when the Senate ad
journed.
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ARRIVALS AT THR PRINCIPAL HOTELS


CITY HOTEL Wright Caroline. w., /,
Crump, DR. T Tyler, New Kent: a n ew,ft Ha,a.
yer; Meredith New Kent; 4 Anthony and ~ /,
Mallory; ps,erseurF " Rose. Gloucester; / En-.
Harwood, New York; @ lynch. h a I.vnseh !. .ra
+ Thurman Ct D Hall. Balti,nore. j n
Crawford, Richmond A''e'
COLUMBIAN HOTEL II ua,eba,, all ,.a,u
c csesapSeS T y Johnson Amelia; Il Branch
way; Masgrave A Musvrave laay IA q 49, -,
wants, Snariotsesville; C 4 Palmer. kugns,a. Ia
heil ana Dull, Va; T Hopkins and r n Gil
h l',an y rs's,snsrg; Watkins Lynchburg; Ba
tefshnrg;J Coghil Chestersali n r. ~ ~, re-
Soariotte; q Thompson and |. ] Mann. snrine,
nena, u langley, Fluvanna; nj Colhert lIa,yptn.as
ina rafse II and nd Il Riley Tenn; Wright Farm.
Prince Edxv mop'ten 3 Clark and t o Rowlett
, nhee .rsawardi y Stratton, Powhatan {. Drak.
Tenn: Mr. Booker, Farmville; w q Wal,,r - : a AZ
la; y Stinson, Floyd; r Munford ana r aLsa
haTns Powha.an; Atkinson, Hslfax. w po'.ua
to Ivsils' Johnson and " ii Ford, Goochland
GIBBONS, Harrisonhurg; N A Burruss I,onisa ~
Ball, Mass; Rock. Goochland; + Scott Po,.h 49,
T Corner, Lynchhure; o Bris,on and r, Mn.a
Powhatan;J w Chewing, Miss Chewninc and % Y
Strange Aioenarie; t Jennings, Mrs yenninsa
and Miss Jennings. Lynchhurg. 'enuinss
EXCHANGE H0TEL.-wiliiam r c,;,r. ~
6ss Rosn oFns IS H"9Syer Jones
Wexford, Mise I Wexford. Va; MaIsbs Ils sns
lady, Miss E Marshall Charlotte; w b RansaI sha
Henrco L Wilkins, d Z Hickman, S b Goaph
Louisa; NJ Mathews, Lewisburg; w S Colclousb =.
S NJ Keys T Blana, G; DR. NJ Wade Scofts,viI,s,
Mrs DR. " Warren. S children and servt G. p n
Harris Liberty; Wade, sisters Holloway; r. I ar
son, La } L schoolfed, Lynchburg; + A Renic. q ]
Johnson, Va; Or W Crump: Jr, Powhatan; L Sny-
DePnys, Petersburg; 4 Mussroye. Charlottesville;
w Elan and sister, Mr. Lagoon, Henrico; w Layne
lady and servt, Norfolk; Miss Rufn, Hanover; David
Griffith, lady and servt, Portsmouth,; WP Peyton.
Amherst; w Christian. DR. Christian, Charles CITY:
r NJ Dennis, Bedford J Adams Phila; VIM b
Roane, Mrs w Roane, Lynchburg; H M Waller
Va; J GUudin, Lynchbutg; q II Rowe Fred.
ercksburg; E II Wilson, d c; w H Watkins, Balti-
more.
AMERICAN HOTELS Halsey ard lady, Mr..
| Clayton, Miss Clayton, L Hughes. Mrs Maxwell
| Lynchburg; r II Bailey. Stanton: J H Bocock and
lady, Harrisonburg;J Wiley, Amelia: T g Shiflett
| J NJ Stratton. Powhatan; R Peirce. Ky; T A Curd
| Goochand; r E Bradley, Ala; A w Townes, A II
| Lemoine, Petersburg; NJ q Freeman Goochland; A
| Brockway, N c; 6 Lawrence, w Bowin, Pa; W
| Henderson, Amelia: K Brooks Winchester; 3 Car
! pentine, Va; W Easton, II w Weeks Columbia
| Mr. Spencer and lady, Ga; w White, Roeersvills
| A @ OVERLY O; r Ward and lady. Hcksford; w
| Royali, Richmond: A Stacey. Florida
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Arrival of the Asia.
THREE DAYS LATER PROM EUROPE
eoT-roK AND snKADsrerFs DRcLsrp.

-
NEw YoRK, Oct. 1.-the steame, Asr. has mr..
rived. She brings three days later advices
MARKETS.
Liserpool Oct. s-Cotton Is quoted at lower
rates; middling qualities have declined I'D: sales
OF the week $4,000 bales Flour has declined Cd.
and Wheat I'd Consols 9214.
EASTERN AFFAIRS.
There is nothing definite by this arrival relative
to the position of affairs in Turkey and Russia.
EsEcoND prsPArcHl
LIVERPOOL, Oct. e.-Everythinz 10 undecided
with regard to Turkish atfairs Many rumors
were afoat. The Paris correspondent of the Lon.
don Times says the English and French Govern.
menta informed Russia that the time for modiica-
tons had passed, and they would maintain the in
tegrity of Turkey.
hoszta left Smyrna on the 23d ult for the United
States.
II stated that the Sultan has not signed the de-
ciaration of war. The Grand Council had. how
ever voted tn favor of war; leaving it to the exc,
cu'iVe to decide when TO commence hostili,ies
IL is stated that France would send 10000 men tn
eohstantnople, and that the combined fleets would
reach there on the 18th.
II Is also said that the Gar at olmu.z exnres.ad
an ardent desire for peace.
~'' 7ouie reached Madrid on the Goth ult
--LATEST BIZ TELIaRApHl
Aonaon' oes. s.-The Paris correspondent of the
haes announces the arrival there of the news
that the Sultan signed the declaration of war on the
both.
Another despatch from Vienna says that Turkey
demanded that Russia should evacuate the prinei
palities within four weeks.
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FROM SANTA FE-THE PACIFIC RAILROAD
EXPLORING EXPEDITION
New YORK, Oct l9-Lieut. Aubrey, of the Pacific
Railroad Exploring Expedition, reached Santa Fe or
the l4th ult having crossed the Sierra Nevada. He
reports that there obstruction to the copstruc
ton of the Pacific Railroad.
The Indians were troublesome.
It was believed that Gen. Lane had received GER
tfcate of election to Congress.
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BY 0oDDTN APPERsON.
IN HANDSOME And VALUABLE

~ BUILDING LOTS IN MANCHESTER FOR
SALE AT AUCTlON.-Will be sold, on Thursdsy
afternoon the Goth October 1885, npon the preaises
commencing at 81 O'clock in the order adser Y
chester bounded by MeDonorgh and Perry streets
Also, half lots Nos. 10 and II In Nayo's pian
adjoining Manchester, bounded by Lawrence sDd
Jones streets-Also half lots Nos So and n in
the same plan, bounded by Burroughs street TRe
above lets win be divided 10 suit purchasers.
After which, win be sold lots Nos 8, g .. 10 and
III IN w. II. Brander's plan, each fronting 30 feet
on Jackson street, between Porter and Bainbridge
streets running back l25 feet TO ALLEY II feet
wide.
The above lots beautifully located, and some OF
them svithn few hundred feet) are near the Depot
and Workshops of the Danville Railroad company.
The attention of Capitalists and others is invited 10
this sale as 1t Is believed that property In Manchcs-
ter is enhancing and win continue to rise in value
besides, some of these lots convenient to the
people OF Richmond, that those residing near Msyo's
bridge could secure themselves a desrahiy located
building lot, where city taxes would have to DO
paid. at comparatively small outlay.
TERMS.-One-third cash, balance at three and ak
months for gotiabe notes, interest added secured
by trust deed or title retained.
oc6 GODDIN APPERSON. Aucts.
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LATEST MAIL NEWS.
p70T ON A RAIIROAD.

,,,.,,r,,xa Oct lS-An extensive riot has bro
" ,,t on the Hempfeld Railroad, on section
! ~ There had been some difficulties for seye-
sa ai lava and to-day officer Blaknore while In the
IA. 10! living an attachment on the contractors
AZ II & Iian" was resisted by the iaecrers
when general riot ensued; inc state remedies
Ssnt I6ring. have been ordered out
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BY THOS. w. KEESEE.
TRUsTEE:S sALE.-Ip pursuance

SALE.-In pursuance of a
"A Deed OF TT ust execute / to me by Thos P Mar
TIN and wife for certain purposes therein mentioned
bearing date the 9Th day of February 1877 and duly
recorded IN the office ofthe Court of Hastings of the
cry OF Richmond, on fhe Slst day of Nav, 1913. /
snail proceed to sell, on TUESDAY the 18th inst Ia
the highest bidder, for cash. all the Household and
kNcnen FuRNITURE and the Factory FIXTURES
Church HILL at 10 o'clock "a
Sale conducted by THos W. KEesEe, Ancsioneer
nc NANSs-SAASei
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The following extract "a taken from letter dated
Palermo, Sept l5th, which has lately come to US
from q source worthy Of entire confidence Union
Flour rs ACKNOWLEDGEMENT ia consequence OF
a failure of the crops throughout all Sicily A
cargo Of -four wheat from the United States
would fetch enormous prices"
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GEORGE J. SUMNER, IMPORTER
w AND DEALER IN CHINA, GLASS AND
EARTHENWARE, No. %, PEARL STREET, IRON
BUILDINGS, RICHMOND,
Is now receiving his Fall stock of EARTHEN-
WARE and CHINA of his own Importation and from
the manufactures his stock of GLASS, LOOKING
GLASSES, FANCY GOODS, &C. to which he in
yites the attention of Merchants visiting this
assuring them that it will be found extensive and
will be cold on es favorable any establish
nent in this country, North or South.
Special attention given 10 PACKING and shipping
an 29-d& c2m
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INTERESTING TO MERCHANTS.
CONSULATE or THE UNITED STATES.
81 iSgAl

RIO De JANErRo, Aug. q, 1883.
Merchants and owners of ships trading with the
- al Brazil are earnestly requested TO be very
P,;obs in having every article shipped 10 any oil
,s r,rts m the Brazilian empire inserted in the
SSi,s rnauifes,; for, however the bids 81 aiding
nav rately show everything imported, yet ii
~ -,,ods be omitted from the EsaRjest, the omit
ted article lie forfeited and the vessel In which it IS
'cS,,ny,ei il liAbIe 10 a fine 70 the government
al,,al "a ouehalt c: the value Of the contiscated
5ods The forfeiture of the omitted article is mos;
SSiyi3Iv enforced, although il may most ittStl1
g,,,ey the omission has arisen from no design 10
d. a,roaq. Two cases OF very striking character
have recently occurred here, in which the foriei
.,,,rs have been siriagently enforced and in one,
fear. net oniy the loss of the goods, but that the
fines may ar1oua;t9 tue entire value of the yes
ssl ROBERT &. SCOTT.
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oc I9-dtd kne,s
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTATE,
AT AUCTION, ON FRANKLIN STREET.
IN THE CITY OF RICHMOND.-Will be sold on
MONDAY, the 9th day of October, 1853, upon the
premises, commencing at the hours herein after
stated, small BRICK TENEMENT on the North
side of Franklin street, between 18th and 18th SITS
to Blankenship's stable, fronting 20 feet run.
ming back the depth of the lot defined by fence
After which will be sold, that valuable LOT on the
South side of Franklin street, between End and Srd
streets. adjoining the residence of the late Mr. Sub
lett McGruder 1t fronts about 10 feet and runs bac
1870 feet.
TERNs-One-thirdc cash; balance at 8, and months
for negotiable notes. interest added secured by trus
deed or title retained.
BY request of the heirs of Sublett McGruder decd
The sale of the first Lotwll take place at o'clock
and the latter at O'Clock.
oc II GODDIN & APPERSON. Ancts
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LANCE RECEIPT OF Cause.-The guano loaded
vessels are beginning to naakctheir appearance and
.aose who have been waiting for supplies of this
great fertilizer win soon be able to supply their
wants. Two ships Of the largest elsss-the James
Corner aud Tuskar-arriyed in Baltimore on
Tacs3ay, bringing overtwo thousand tons and sew
ersl others are In the bay.
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BY KENT PAINE L KENT

WATER POWER AT RICHMOND. VA.
R4 virtue of deed of trust executed to
- me by the Virginia Wooden Company on the
18th day of September, 1858, and recorded in the
Clerks office OF the Court of Musings for the citv Of
Richmond, on TUESDAY, the 18th day of Nove,n.
ber al Il O'clock shall proceedto sell at public auc
ton upon the premises the lot of ground and water
power thereto attached. upon which were situated
the manufacturing mills Of the Virginia Wooden Com
paDy This lot fronts ISL feet 10 inches upon street
running from lith to 18th streets in the city of Rich
nond, and runs back that width James River hav
ing land depth OF not less than $50 feet The water
power Is sufficient TO prop.l what was in 1886 and
l843 known IS sets Of Wooden machinery The
heavy granite basement of the mills covering nearly
the entire lot. will be sold with the lot The lot and
water power is subject to annual ground and water
of 81 800 per annum. The chain of title and
plat of the property, and the property ITSELF win be
shown, and any information respecting it. given by
upon application at any time previous to the sale
TERMS OF SALE :-One-third cash. balance in 6 and
u months interest added; negotiable notes with ap-
proved endorsers, will be required tor the credit in
stalments aud title retained until the are paid
The title to all the foregoing property is believed to
be perfect but selling Trustee, shall sell and con
vey only such title as is vested in by the deed
aforesaid. JOS. JACKSON. JR., Trustee.
Sale conducted by KENT, PAINE KENT, Aucts
Sc 23-dtds