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The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-04
PREMATURE CRAVE.

PREMATURE GRAVE.
| t is remarkable fact that thousands have
i been brought to premature grave by negiec-
ting 20 take some good and efficient medicine in
time TO arrest the course OF disease. II is
also startling truth that thousands have been
heralded to an untimely grave BY the use OF
poisonous nosirums. The author therefore see
ing the necessity of some good and efficient med
icine, which could be relied upon when the SER
wees OF competent physicians could not be OBJ
tanned, has been induced to offer his MANA
LUKE LINIMENT, and ANTI BILIOUS
PILLS to the public. These medicines are com.
pounded strictly honest and from medicines n
virgin purity, being warranted as purely vege.-
able
10000 eases . rheumatism, burns. ulcers,
sprains, feversores, sore throat neuralgia, tooth
ache, head ache pains in the back side or breast
ho'ls, ring bones, pimples, diarrhna, have been
cured in the last year. Also numerous cases OF
sweeny, galds, splmts, fstula, big head, bug
shoulder poll evil, sprains, CHAMBERS, bots choI.
Ic, yellow water, &c. Thousands who have been
afflicted with dyspepsia, liver complaint, head
ache, diseases OF the skin, jaundfce, nervous
pains OF all kinds, bilious affections, costive
ness, female affections, SC. have been restore.
to perfect health by the use Of Gilmore's Anti.
bilious Pills.
GRAY HAIRS
aHi premature UdIdHess prevented by The use OF
L. j. Mckinny's Circassian Hair Tonic. This
beautiful combination prevents the hair from
falling OH, promotes its growth, and renders il
soft and glossy.
AGENTS WANTED
IN every town throughout the United States
for the sale Of I. J. McKinny's Celestial Balm,
an nneqnaled remedy for cholera, dysentery,
diarrhna, fux, choic, and all pains in The bow
esl.
POISON,
I. J. McKinny's Worm Medicine contains
no poison and is warranted purely vegetable -
This preparation has expelled worms Of all
kinds from the intestine canal when other prep.
aratioHs OF great repuie failed.
FEVER AND AGUE
IN all its var'oys types, permanently cured
without injury 10 the system, by the use of T.
). Mekinny's Fever and Ague pills. This ton
ic preparation never has been equaled. II new
er fails. Try it, and be satisfied that sgne can
be cured.
Agents--A. Gilbert, and Chambers l. Son,
Upton; n. Baker, Rochester; Henry Lang,
Moscow, Amos Mcrriile. Pedee H. shawber,
Cedar Blu 8.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-04

An ALLrcoRY.-The old man was
,olling through the burden and heat OF
Ia, day in cultiyating his field with his
own hanI, AMI deposiiin5 the promising
seed into the fruitful lap of the yielding
earth. Suddenly there stool before him
upder the shade OF huge linden tree \
vision. The old man was struck with
am1zement. Il an Solomon spoke
the phantom, in ffieally voice. What
are you doing here, old man"
III you arc solomon" replied the
venerable llboler, chow can you ask this
In my youth yJa sen, me ~ the ant !;
saw its occupation, and learned from
that insect to b. Industrious and 10 gather.
VIVA, thea learned | have followed out
to this hour"
You have o.iy icatued bali your les.
.,n," resumed the spirit. Go again to
tue ant, learn from tia: insect TO rest n
.... ..,nter OF your life, and TO ENJOY what
yau haze gathered az. - German Me
sr,'
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-04
WO0LLEN GOODS.

WOOLLEN GOODS.
Flannels, Linseys, yarns, shawls, etc in abun-
dance. Notions, combs, gloves, mittens, com-
forts, tandkerchiefs, needles, thread, tape, pins,
etc.
GROCERIES,
Teas, sugar, coffee, Bolasses, salt spices, rais-
ms, candles, fish, pepper, indigo, madden sc.
HARDWARE
In this line we have all the articles USUALLY
kept by country merchants. and such as Gus.
toners desire without exceptions.
GLASS 4 QUEENSWARE
of all kinds necessary for the use VI families.
BOOTS g. SHOES
of all classes, kind., descriptions and sizes to sui
and tit men women and children
HATS & CAPS
TO lt the head of customers Of all sizes and for
all classes Of men, social or political, including
the latest style Ut
KNOW-NOTHINGS.
In fact we havethe largest stock Of goods, ev-
er bro ught TO this town, and comprises almost
everything from bolt of osnabnrg, to string
OF beads From satin dress TO rat trap
From hogshead of sugar TO brass button.
From silk hat or bonnet to Misses CATERS or
paper of tacks. Well, the half cannot be
told Call and see. T4T-tf
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-04

Mr.. Brown, you said the delendaa,
was honest and intelligent. VIVA, makes
you think So are You acquainted with
him z No sir, never s:ei hun, - Way,
then do you co.ae to suca CONCLUSION
Cause he takes ten newspapers aud pays
for them in ADVANCE Ne.dict for defend.
ant.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-04

An EXTENSIVE Cirr.-The receipts
of the city of New York the past year
amounted to $ll,7l5,C00: expenses
sl2,725,00o- The foo,ings are nearly
euqal to the yearly expenditures of the
Government, of the United States during
the administration OF John Quincy Adams
in 1924.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-04

FRAsKLis PEaRcE BAD NAME
The CINCINNATI Commercial OF Wednes-
day, says
Intelligence was received at the Z. ),
Custom house yesterday, stating that the
name OF the steamer Franklin Pierce had
beer changed 10 Texana, by special
&C, OF Congress. The reason assigned
for changing the name was that the boat
had always been unfortunate, and having
passed into new hands. her present own
ers were DESTROYS of a new name, and
more favorable reputation for the boat.
The bill was Of course, signed BY Presl.
dent Pierce.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-04
# NEW YORK
Advertisements.
(From Visscher & Schelrs Genl Ad-
vertising House, BAG g. 34S, Broadway.
CASH MUSIC AND PIANO STORE
HORACE wATET79,
No 1913 broadway, .Nes York.
Opposition TO Monopoly.

Music AT GREATLY REDUCED RATES.
Notwithstanding the combination Of music
dealers 10 keep up the prices of non copyright
music against the interests Of native composers
and their refusal to extend - Mr.. Waters the
cour,esies of the trade, he is making immense
saies--haying abundsu ~ evidence fnat he has
public couutenance and tupportin his opposition
10 the Great Monopoly, and in his efforts to aid
Natire Talent, and adopt the National Carreacy
His stock of American and European Music n
ilnme ase, and the catalogue OF his own publica-
tons Is one of the largest and best selected IN
the United States. He has also made great
reduction in the prices Of Pianos, Metodeons and
Musical Instruments Of all kinds. Superior
toned 6i-2 octave planes for $l15, $500 and
$225, interior If as gooo quality, and In strutnent
as strong and as durable as those which cost
$500. Pianos Of every variety Of style and price
up 10 $1,000 comprising those OF ten different
ma .,ufac tories; among them the celebrated
modern improved HORACE ,sATyas, Pianos, and
The first premium 3.os.an Pianos "a -. eiLskHT
4 Cos make, (the owners 81 The fs"iian
paten'.) Secondhand pianos at great bar s-'hs
Prices from $40 to $50. Meledians fion frc
different manufactures, including the well
known g. ID. & II. w. SMITHS melodeons,
(tnned the equal temperament,) the best make
In the United States. Prices Si5, $50. SIS,
800. Sis, 1925, Si35 and $3.50. Smiths
Double Bank Melodeon $500. Each Piano ard
and Melodeon guaranteed. The best terms TO
schools &C. II 2 per cent. discount t. cier-
gymen and churches. All orders promptly
attended TO. Nnsic sent e. all parts of the
cosntry pos; paid al the reduced rates. Gene, al
aud eelect cata ogrcs and scednls Of pr cas #
Planes f,Twat ded 10 any address; free Of chirge.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-04

esTThs dashing ninty-.hree Hand
ers, the pride OF the English army, left
Constan,inople 500 strong, and after
their arrivals in Crimea received an addi-
ton OF $50 men. THIS gallant regimen,
has recently returned to Consta ntinople :,
reduced to fourteen men and five officers,
though still bearing with them their
glorious and unslied banner.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-04

Harsh words are ike hails,ones in
summer, which It melted would iertiltze
the tender plants they batter down.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-04

pie, or those contemplating MARRIAGE IVY
WILLIAM YDrSC, ". i.
Let no father I've ashamed to rrcsnnt a cory Of
the 4EscrLArIrsto his child. Let no young NJ Ga
or woman enter into the secret obligatioa- II
married life without reading the roekLr .Asei.
Ltrus. Let one suffering from hachnica
can g pain in the side. restless nj ghs, her, GUS
feeiags, and the whole train OF D,speplie sel.
sat, ons, and given mp by their physician. bc an
othe r moment without consulting the -tstrtAr.
irs- Have the married, or those about 10 lie
married, any impedincnt read this truly u-etul
book, a. IL has been the means Of saving lion.
sands Of unfortunate creatures from the very
JAWS OF death
ny-Any person sending TWENTY FIVE Cents
enclosed in a letter. will receive ono copy of thl-
work by mail or five copies will he mt ior One
Dolfr. Address, post paidl
DR.. MN. YOUNG.
No. l52 Spruce street Philadelphia.
Aly
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-04
Meat Market!

bEEf can be had regularly every TUESDAY and
saturday mornings, and MUTTON every Thurs.
Gay Al the Ratt Roaa Besan. And also, Lum
lei .0f sale.
GEp. NAEEASS
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-04
Doctor Y0lrsclH.
THE POCKET .ESrUL.1pIUS:

YSHE iifIlETH Edition,
Il with One Hundred En-
Cravings showing disease
and Malformations Of The Nu.
man system in every shape
and FORM. To which il added
q --eatise on the Diseases of
rema,cs, Icing Of the highest
importance to married PEG
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-04
CHAS. SHETLAND,
DEALER In
family 6rottrirs +!

TIPTON, IOWA.
1'llE Subscriber having recently be, - ST.
L Louis TO purchase a large and choice At ,ck
OF Family Groceries, is now prepared TO supply
the citizens Of Upton and vicinity with superior
articles consisting a. follows:
Best Rio Coffee,
Sugar House Molasses,
Re-boiled !"
New Orleans Z"
Best Coded Syrup,
:" Clarified sugar,
New Orleans do
Saiaratus, pinaento, indigo, paadder, raj.
SINS, Figs, prunes, Him f.ds. En-
giash Wattuts, Brasil Nuts,
Fiiberts, Dried Peaches,
Rice, tar, White fish,
.Naekerel, Lead,
Cordoge,
Shot,
Io,mg Uysou Tea, Lnperiai do, 1eeen Pop4.r. a,,
THIS, csans, BUCKETS, Poloder, Soap, nails,
Gfass, Caaates, Brooms, IItsh
boards Ink Fqpe; Ka,egm, Match
- Starch isaitpeter, Aim, Numegs,
1o5acco, of all kinds, Cigars # ali ra-
riettes Dauy Sqh, kaluaa9a Sal.
Btackmg, Bed cords, Pepper Sancs Gun
Cups, ftpss, Casa, OYSTERS Clothes Pms
ftm Star caaats, Caha Strss PIPE stems, DC H..
iisa many other articles too numerous 10 netto.
The articles are all warranted of 90 ID
quality, and will be sold on reasonable
terms for cash.
The subscriber believing that the mercantile
business will yield good profit on the invest.
ment VIII be thankful for share ofpublic patron
age, ana y II should turn out unpreftablc, he
believes that he can receive break dow, az
c"inpiacently as any other man.
BIZ Please call and satisfy yourself, es.
CHARLES SHETLAND.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-04

sar In England, quite recently, a girl
being attacked with iyphus teyer was sent
to the hospital. A week afterward, her
brother was seized with the same disease,
and was sent to the same institution. -
The nurses were helping him up stairs at
the hospital. On the way he was met by
some persons who were defending with q
coffin upon their shoulders. The sick
man enquired whose body they were re .
moving, when one OF the bearers in
advertently mentioned the girls name.
1t was his sister Tie brother, horror
struck, sprang from his conductors ia he'd
down stairs out Of the hospital gate, and
never stopped running uanl he had
reached home, distance Of twelve
miles He fang hi nself on the bed i'm
medlately, fell into s1uad sleep and
was perfectly cured Of his Illness.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-04

Justices Of the Peace.
Centrs---R. M. Long, Wm. N. KNOTT.
Polk---David Sloper, Perez Frink.
Pioneer Cornelius Howard, David PIatncr
Limb Baldwin Parsons, Lewis b. Collins.
Red Oak---Samasi Handlin, w. A. Rigby.
Roches,e'-,- George 7. Cc1y, A. G. Bsrfick.
Sugar Creek Martin G. Miller, B. w. Wall.
Iowa Elisha schooicy. John nj. Guild.
Springdale---Th Thomas Vim. Hiram Hatfield.
Inland &C. +. 8. Bacon, John B. Hut
Springfeld-..W Vim. c. Hoskins, James n. Noe.
Cass---Jackomyer Baldwin, k'bt. McCreadv
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-04
~ J. H. DICKINSON.

IW Would inform the public
A2 that he IS no. manufacturing
articles of Boots & Shoes, ard win
NAL k % order, warrantlug bis work. Also. a
sfns stock II readymaae Boots uow on hand
Al bis shsf one door west OF Hamnond's and
neAt % q BATS, Upton, Iowa (rrf)
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-04

and the m. e. tr-
BIG eOTfFE lOI,
offers to tn. public the lar st lection of stoves
ever offered in Iipton; they are as follows:
sizes ofthe celebrated Golden Rose cook stoves
sizes of the Black Warrior,
sizes of the Maple Leaf
sizes of the Chartered Oak,
sizes of the Black Diamond,
sizes of the Principally,
sizes OF the Best Premium,
sizes Of the Beauty Of the West.
sizes OF the Queen 81 the Forest.
sizes of the Clinton Air igAt,
sizes of the Nestera star,
50 Box s.Gses various sizes.
Is Parior stoves various si1ps
- Heating stoves various sizes
for dining rooms
We ALSO OFFER A HEAVY LaT 0FJaPkSgD WARP.
- Cases of assorted Iapanea ware,
80 Cases of fessea ware.
6 do. b SIS kettles various sizes
- cwt. fiat irons
10 ha les af Russia iron,
IS udles of common iron
oxes of Ok tin plate
boxes of 2S 1 TX
boxes Of lc.
cwt of kline,
IL cWt Of copper,
lar &c copper risets for elevators
Al kinds Of lanterns, glass and tin anil all kinds
Drum ware Of our own manufacture, which we will
sell less than at Mas satine. Give us A call and
see fo, Yourselves; We wont charge Won auytlin q
toloo atonr stock. We also have xty thousand
feet lightning rods beat quality.
Il celebrated tin Lard Lamps, of all sues
and patterns OF our own Manufacture. These
La ps for durnbaity. eheapness and briltancy
Of uen hight are not eaualled by any Lamps
hos in Use We are also manufacturing the
UNCLE tom sTOVE DRUM,
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-04
DRY GOODS.

Of all kinds, qualities and descriptions, consist
ng of cloths, of foreign ann domestic manufac-
tare, such as bfoadcloIhs Of French and Amer
lcan Manufacture; twilled colorei, plain doe
skin; satinetts, sheep-greys, jeans, tsoeds d
summer ware; PRINTS OF the eocHEco, Merri.
mac, Fall River and other principle factories
madder colors warrented fast and of the latest
fashion; cotton goods, factories, nnslins, sheet
ings. shlrtings, Qsnabergs; fancy goods, lsces,
brocades, Swiss silks, satin fringe, gsuze inser.
ton, lawns, dslaines, ehambrays, bobone,is,
laconetts. sc.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-04

EvILs or SALERAruS.-Dr Alcott,
distinguished physician Of Boston, al
tributes TO the free use Of salara,us in
cooking, many OF the disease to which
children and adults are subject. To the
use Of 1thls dele,erious substance DIR. A
attributes the death of one hundred thous
and under ten years Of age who annually
die III the United States. II such an
alarming resul. can be substantiated,
salsratus may be regarded as worse than
either in,emPerance o. war in its effects
upon the human race.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-04

FRIEND g. CULBERTSON,
Embrace this OPT s,ttnity of retulE.ng Their
thanks to this libes al and slnerous g mmui'y
for past favors and patron age, and to EfI
their customers and the 'srest OF mankind" tnat
they are still on hand at their establishment 70
the brick building on the
CORNER OF CED.fR & FIFTH STREETS
And are constantly receiving from Boston
and St. Louis, large and
SPLENDID ASSIGNMENTS OF
STAPLE 4 FANCY DRY GOODS
Consisting as follows:
sta7a Prints
.Nerremac, Coeheco .9llen & Son
Philsps, FAD Riusr, Globe.
AHa Orange, SC.
coTroN uooDs. ~
Sheetings, Sbirtings, Osnaburghs, and
all kinds Of goods for men
and boys wear.
American and French TVilled Cloths,
american and Freach Broad Cloths,
FRENCh CASSIMERES,
F Plain and iwilled.
.f.MERTCHN { .HSSI.MERES,
.-.. , Plain and fancy. . s
TVVEEDs.
Plain and colored
SATTINETTS, CASHMERETTS,
SHEEPS-GREYS, JEANS, &c.,
! RIBBONS,
or all xmas, quantities and colors.
OF all kinds, varieties, qualities and prices.
LAWNS, LINEN LUsTERs, SILKS, ALPAccAs, sME
RINos, DE LANES, GrSGHAMs, NAN
KINs, TfcKfHGs, DRILLfSCs,
LiNsBYs AND fLANNELs.
The Cedar County advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Iowa) 1853-1856, 1855-04-04
CEDAR COUNTY DIRECTORY.

County Court.
SAMUEL A. BISSELL, Judge.
Terms, frs, Monday in each month
except, April and August, first Tuesday
The American patriot., 1855-11-17

The government Golfers are opened. and the
gold is poured out like coil upon the troubled
waters - The faithful ally, His Holiness Pho
Mono, is brought into closer communion. The
Jesuit Campbell sends forth the agents Of a
postal inquisition. Soon there follows anoth-
er upheaving of public sentiment, and the
WARM and flatterins testimonials Of public con.
fidence flow in upon His Excellency, and 7e
Deunas are chanted to his praise. Haunce and
Patrick grow merry. But this political equi-
librium is evanescent, it soon passes away a.
first there is but ripple, soon waves are seen,
the wind from the Northwest begins to blow
and quick follow the breakers. Mcdi and the
priceless Medary are discarded as "false pro-
phets" The ship is again at sea, and all the
world is agog to learn her fate. Thus ebb.
and flows the tide of popular sentiment will
the Free Love Democracy Washington Or
OnU
The American patriot., 1855-11-17
A Seasonable Misunderstanding the
Union. -.s

1t is funny to hear, says the Richmond (Va.)
Dispatch the compliment and dogmatic mani
ner in which sundry politicians of the North
and South talk of dissolving the Union. They
speak of the matter as if it were one of the ca
siest things in the world and as if THEY could
do it. That is the grand mistake of these NAL
content political agitators. They imagine that
they hold the destinies Of this vast Republic in
the hollow of their hand. They have but to
open their mouth in a Eul|ifying Congression-
al harrangue, or an elaborate revolutionary
newspaper article, and, presto, the Union is
blown into thousand fragments They take
no account Of any other moral forces and ele
ments in this great country than those of an
omnibus load of Catalines who even if each
had power for ruin as strong as his will,
would not be able to displace the smallest
stone, in the vast temple of the American con-
federacy. Outside of this knot of discontinued
and aspiring men, lies an immense body of the
American psople, as unmoved and Indifferent
to the mimic whirlwinds which rage in the con-
tractcd minds of a few nullifers as the ocean
is to tempest in teapot. Before one soita-
ry link can be broken in the golden chain
which unites our glorious band of Republican
States, the American people must be consulted
the mighty millions Of farmers, mechanics
and tradesmen, the laborng and producing
classes, the men who have interests to be etfec-
ted by a change Of Government, and who have
not the most remote intention of permitting
those interests to be tempered with without
their knowledge and consent. Whenever the
Union is dissolved, it will not be dissolved by
Congress. The people will unmake as they
made the Government. 1t was their work
they built it up; it is consecrated by thei'
blood all their earthly treasures are deposited
in it. Depend upon it they have authorized
no man nor set of men, either in Congress OF
out Of it, directly nor indirectly, to pull dowl
that structure That is work they resery,
for themselves
The American patriot., 1855-11-17
Principal Of "a Female Institute
WIZ safGN.

THE Silliman Female Institute at Clinton,
1 La, is, by the resignation Of the Rev. S.
Taylor, without principal.
This is legally incorporated institution,
and has been in successful operation about
three years. The number of pupils has aver
aged about sevcntv:tiye, of all ages. The
buildings are of brick, beautifully located, and
in fine condition.
The Trustees have fixed the first of Dcccm
Der as the period at which they will make al
appointment
Applications may be addressed to j. +
Smith, +. Hartiesty and VIM. Silliman, who
will give any desired information.
ocl3 WIN. SlLLIMAN, Pres't.
The American patriot., 1855-11-17
PROBATE SALE.

PROBATE SALE
The State of ouisi ana, Seventh District
Parish of East Feli,iana. Court, No 1872.
In the matter of the succession of 4. Il. lay
lor, deceased,
PURSUANT to an order and commission to
me directed, in the above entitled suit, from
the honorable court aforesaid, will sell at
public Auction, at the late residence of A. s..
Taylor, deceased, in said parish, on WE'D
NESDAY, the21st day of November, 1865, be-
tween the hours of II o'clock, a. IN. and o.
clock, D. M, all the following described per
sonal property, appeltaining to the aforesaid
succession, viz:
A Lot of books lot of medicines;
"A lot of Surgical Instruments:
A lot of Accounts and Notes. Also,
Household and kitchen furniture.
Terms of Sale.
All sums Of ten dollars and upwards on a
credit until the LIST OF January, 1856, rurcha
Sers to give their notes with approved person
al security bearing eight per cent interest from
date until paid,
All sums under ten dollars, Cash.
JAMES WELSH,
Nov 9, 1856. Auctioneer.
The American patriot., 1855-11-17
NOTICE

no all Officers and Soldiers of the war of 1872
L to all Officers and Soldiers who were engaged
in any military service, including the Indian wars
Wagoncrs, Flotillamen, and all those engaged in
the Mexican wars, and to all persons engaged in
Marine service, and to their Widows and Minor
Children, that an additional amount of BOUNTY
LAND has been granted 10 them, 50 as to make
in all 100 Acres by the last act of Congress. |
ready and willing to attend to the wants Of all
such persons who may call on me to procure their
LAND CLAIMS. | have the NUMBERS, the
DATES of the ISSUES and the AMOUNTS OF
those who have employed me heretofore toprocure
their Lands. Please call at my Office, in Clinton
mrl4 JOHN NJ. ROBERTS.
The American patriot., 1855-11-17
PROBATE SALE,


THE STATE OF LOUISIANA, It'll District Court,
Parish of East Feliciana. No 1850.
In the matter of the succession of Enoch
VanoS'lale, deceased.
PURSUANT to an order and commission to
me directed, in the above entitled suit, from
the honorable court aforesaid, will sell at pub
lie Auction, ut my Office in the town of Jack
son, on TUESDAY, the eth day of DECEM-
Der, 1865, between the hours Of | a. IN, and
i o'clock, p m., all the following named and
described property appertaining to the afore'
said succession, viz:
FOUR LOTS OF GROUND, lying and be-
ing situate in the town of Jackson, parish Of
East Fpliciana, and known and designated OF
the fcurativc plan Of said town as Lots Nos
one, |, two, ., three, 3, and four, 4, in squar.
number seventy three, 73, according to tht
plan aforesaid, together with all the improve
mentS thereon.
Terms of Sale-CASII.
GEO. W. CATLETT,
Nov. Sd 1855 Auctionccr.