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The GREAT SOUTHERN m
HAT AND GAP MANUHACfOk1 III
AND DEPOT.
aPRING w a0K, 81 81.

JOHN DOSpLE
~. MAIN STkEET, kICHmOND,vA VA.
HATS. GAPS. LADIES FURS, TRIMMINGS
&c, &C.
Would on this occasion psrsisusry call the atten'
ton of bis regular customers and Others 70 the pro-
naratiops he has made for the business OF spring.
During hsrs cent tour ia the North, ne mas vinteo
NOT opIy the cities of Baltimore, Philadelphia, and
New York, but also the principal msnufsctur.ns dis.
tricts where goods In his line are get npthus ne nss
Isen enabled III to obtain samples of every article,
made, and purchase MOI adyautsseously than here
tofore
For the In portation of French goods, he has made
such arrangements a. will insure I'm aresuisf sup
ply of the newest sad choicest sty es
The silk and other Hats Of his own make have In
variab.y en- deemed by his customers superior to
those Of Northern importation From various i'm
provements recently made in his faetofy the supe-
riority will not only b. maintained, but added TO-
Such country merchants as purchase elsewhere
without givns Richmond trial, he would respect
fully invie to visit his estahshment-he assures
them should they do So they will find stock of good
eouallinz variety, quantity and low prices that OF
any other house North or South
His business arran sements are of the completes
kind and the greatest attention il paid to the careful
packing ana prompt .hipnent of goods NIB 6-u
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INSURANCE OFFICEs.
LREMARLE INSURANCE COMPA.
"A NY. CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.

n NY, CHARLOTTESVILLE, VA.
CASH CAPITAL AND SURPLUS, $195, 900.
JOHN WooD, JR., Sec'y. / W. 7. EARLY, President.
DIRECTORS:
B. Fl. Magruder, DR.. J. L. Cabell,
DR. M L. Anderson, Prof J. P. Holcomb,
w. N. Nowland, Thos L. Parish,
B. c. Flannsgsn James Hart.
a. Fire Insurance in town country, may be
effected with this company on the most reasonable
terms ISAACS TAYLOR, Agents,
ap10 Opposite the Banks, Main Ut
VNSUKANCE...TheV VIRGINIA FIRE
L AND MARINE INSURANCE CO.-Chartered
by the Legislature of We. in lSS2-ofce No. Isl Main
lnsurss against loss by fire and the dangers OF the
seas on all kinds of property and favorable terms
THOs. M ALFRIEND, Prest.
W.. CowARDIN, Sec'y.
~ This Company lately removed it, Office from
llard's Hotel, on Frank lin street. de Sly
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NAVAL SCHOOLS The old receiving ship "On-
rection of the board of trade and the CITY author
ties, for floating school The course of studies
is not yet decided. There will be no lack of mn,
pills. about 100 enrolled for entrance az soon
Is preparations for their reception are Completed
A similar plan has been adopted 10 Boston, with
the view Of obtaining suitable persons for mates
and eventually masters, 10 the merchant service.
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INN. SHEET IRON AND GAS FIT.
L TING ESTABLISHMENT, THIRTEENTH
STREET, BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY.-fhe

INN, sAAEr IRON "A, AND su Ga ! ! : FIT lit
L TING EsrABtIs s ThikTEEN It.
subscriber ia fully prepared to do all kinds OF work,
in the above business. with dispatch and return.
thanks to his numerous pstrons for past favors ano
of his business. he can promise his customers that
all work done by him will at least, be equal to any
other house in the city, ana % Is ,oas
ROOFING, GUTTERING, &c.--He il prepared
to execute this description Of work in very supe-
rior manner, both in town and country.
TIN WARE Always on hand. large and gene.
raj assortment of Tin Ware. wholesale and retail
GAS FITTING He Is likewise prepared to do
all kinds of Gas Fitting in the best manner:
PUMPS He keeps always on hand large and
extensive stock of Well and Garden Pumps.
tsl7 CHARLEs LANGLEY.
NEW AND CHEAP GOODS,
~ AT No. 1913 EAGLE SQUARE.
We in receipt of large stock Of Spring Goods,
comprising the newest and NEST elegant style. OF
Dress Goods all of which will be sold at low prices:
Copd and Black Silk Robes
Orgs nde, Grenadine and Barege Robes
Chsne, Bayadere and Striped silks
Chene and Broche Grenadines and Bsreges
Plain and Printed Mouslanes aad Challes
Embroidered Swiss Dresses
Printed Brillisntes and French caisoes
Lace, Muslin and Cambria Collars
Spring shawls and scarfs
Gloves and Hosier of every description
Umbrellas and Parasols
Irish Linen line at S73
"a Table Danask, at size
Damssk Napkins and Doylies. very cheap
Linen sheetirg and Pillow Linen
Fine Wide Bleached CYtrou 6heetias, at 25s.
45inch Pillow Cotton at &c.
Fine Marseilles Quilts at 81 so to $S
Fine Thread Csmbric Hdkfs at 10c. to Sd.
Fine White Briillaptes ct Sd.
White and colorsd Furniture Dimity, very cheap
Bleached and Brown Shiftngs
White and cold Osnaburgs
Yowelins of ever9 kind, &C. sc
MOURNING GOODS
Bombazines. Alpaca and Tamise Cloth
Bareges, Grape De Espagne
Grenadines, Chal!iss
Black Lawns and Organdies
Mourning Silks
Grape Collars and Setrs
Mouselanes, Canton Grapes &c.
ana PARKER. NIMMO CO.
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MANUFACIUhEn-No 40 NUN stTeet, botwoen
9Th and 9th, west s'deThc subscriber has for ss.e
500 Crates, renders and Summer Pieces embrscins
100 different kinds and 10 daily Crates
% order Wholesale and retail. At Northern prices
Crates Bella NC, neatly packed and forwarded 20
any part Of the State Aso, Bella and Brass Cssinss
made 70 order and ill kinds Of repairing done ct the
NH l6-6m gAM,L D. DEEOON
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n p. BECHER & BROTHER,
Il MERCHANT TAILORS

W. NO. 26 MAIN ST., BELOW ST. CHARLES HOTEL.
ILL., Having received their Spring and Sum-
supply, consisting in splendid stock of French
German and English Cloths Cassimeres, Ves.inr,
and other Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, Of ,hs
finest quality, and most fashionable psttsrns SOM
bined with a most elegant assortment of city made
Clothing, of unusual variety, respectfully invite
call of their friends and the public feeling confident
their goods and prices will please them
a. All orders in their line promptly and neatly
executed, and warranted to give satisfaction.
NH 26-1m*
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sAM,L D. DEHooN.

y In 6rooms Wood and Willow Ware, Msts Of al
descriptions, hefngerasors, Rope. Cordase, Yankee
Notions 30: he. 2l3 Washington street. hstwses
ffom Aiehmsnd on the most favorable terms.
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HA4s, CAPS, snoRs, 90.

n 1nfs.sTxrT NVT1CEI 10 RI
III HAT, BOOT AND 0Al1LR VEAL
- EaG.-Hrom Is to 10 psr Gent. ssvsd BY
buying from J n ANTHONY. Coumbisn -
Hotel Best quality moieshin Hats e5 50; second
quality eS; sli Hats s25o fine eslskin sswsd Boots
% 30; Cen1ress Boots best quality French psssns
lsstiur So esfIkin Is; patent leather PumpsS o.
calfssin 90 ans; esfskin Oxford Ties Is They are
slI made TO order and warranted to wesr well
Terms, cash on delivery one price ana no so -
- ~
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CLOTHING k.TABLIsnMKNT..

ia SPRING GOODS FOR 1877
The subscriber has just received his sprp e
Stock of Clothing and gsntemens' Furnishns
ILL., Goods consisting of every article of sen,i.
meme wearing apparel, a. we'll .. large and fash
tonable assortment of Spring Cloths, Cassimsre,
Vestngs &c. 60, which he is prepared to make 10
measure, ct the shortest notice, and in the most
fashionable style, not to be surpassed by any,
Z. SPENCE, No $780, corner of
epf Main and 18th ss
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THE RICHMOND WINE STORE.
DUDLEY & CO.,
importers and wholesale dealers In Choice
Wines, Fine Brandies, Liquors, Cigars.

d 10,
Importers and Wholesale de lers In Choice
Wines, Fine Brandies Liquors, Cigars.
We call particular attention of the trade, hotel
keepers private families, and those that buy for
Medical purposes to our large and extensive stock,
Consisting in part, viz: Wines-Madeiras Sherries;
Ports; Pure Juice; Hock; Clsrets; SC &C. All grades
Port very old and ne In original packages, of bot.
ties, for Medical and Sacran entail ufe.
Champagne Wines.
Heidsick Co; Foucher; Vt. Olivier l. Co.; LIE
Marquis de Poncet; Sillery; Old Anchor; and other
brands, for which agents. and can offer great
inducements to the trade and hotels.
Brandies.
Hennessey; Otard, Dupuy Co.; Martell; Pelle.
vorsin A. Seignett and other brsnds from the loves
price upwards.
Jamsica; ct. Croix ara Boston Rum; Arreck; Hol-
land Gin; Scotch and Irish Whiskiee; Old Bourbon
and Mountain Rye Whi,key; Old Peach and Apple
Bran lies; Curacao Abisirth Kirsch; Marsschino
Also. Ginger Wins; Blackberry Brandy; Cherry
Brandy; Bitters, which excellent for Summer
Complaints.
Cigars.
A large variety of Choice Brands.
Malt Liquor.
Gurness's Dublin Brown Stout; Hibbert's l. BY
ass's London Porter; Philadelphia Porter; Muir
Sons Scotch Ale; Alsopps India Pale Ale Dudey's
Tonic and Sparkling Ale; Phiadelphis Ale and La
ger Beer. in pints and quarts
Those In want of the genuine article, invite 70
cali and examine " Main street, Richmond, Va.
apl1
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kLEGANT SPRING AND sT0I

~xa ELEGANV SFRJNG AND SUM.
MFR GOODB-E D. X ELING Mer-
NJ ,,hant Tailor and Clothier, No l26 Main stre.t.
LIN. has in store large assortment of Spring and
Summer Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestnes which be
would be pleased to make to ORDER In the most an.
proved styles and at low prices for all that may BE-
In want.
READY-MADE CLOTHING "A beautiful sssort-
mept just received Call and see them. NH 2a-lm
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.,s;:ssz..,,s,l,;
CO-PARTNRRsHIPs, &C.
IBpOLUTION...The firm of BROWN
- HARRIS 10 this day Dissolved BY ma nal son-
sent William a. Brown Il alone authorize Z ewtpd
up the busineH OF the firm
WIN n BA y N,
B. +. HARRlo.
Richmond, April Is, 1857

l will continue the Commission Buhaess 1t the old
stand corner Cary and 18th street. opposite shcckoe
Warehouse.
take this opportunity again to return my sincere
thanks to my numerous friends in Albemarls and
been In business; and hope BY strict attention to
their interests to merit receive continuance Of
tbs same. VIM H. BROWN.
Richmond, April Is 1887. sp Ida
he Cs.partnership
- heretofore existinf 1nder the styls of Powell
Wskeam Co., 10 this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent. ERASMUS POWELL,
bis
THOMAS y WAKELAM,
mark,
N. B. BIHFORD.
April 9th. l657--sp l0-l2t+
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WARING & PkAkCE,

80 wANKENU "a = H<A wv"
~ DRUGGISTS AND APoTHECAni@S'
"a NV. Corner of 4th and Broad sss,
RICHMOND. Va, ,,,.
Dealers In Imported Drugs. Chemicals ssns ana
strumsnts Fancy Articles Perfaraety, 80 Var.
American Window Glass. Paints, Oils, feuy, "
nishes, Dye stufs and Imported Havana ~ go. II
Prescriptions carefully compounded ss Az
tho day or night. .s.Asy,.
Physsans orders filed with accuracy, ~ tne sn''"
est notice. cn..t. .f
Physiclan1 Saddle Bags and Medicine Cne'; ~, -
newest styl les, always on hand nln -
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BALTIMORE, April II Flour, Corn and wheat
firm, and prices discharged
Nrw yosx. April II Flour heavy, at yesterdays
rata. No,bns deins in Corn and Wheat prices IN
chsnsed. stock. lower Va 6's s9a3
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MILLER a. VINCENT,
Dealers in ITALIAN and AMERICAN MARBLE
and Manufacturers of MONUMENTS, TOMBs
FONTS, MONUMENTAL HEAD PIECES, &c.
nearly opposite I'd Baptist Church, Main street
have on hand as large and we'll finished assortmen
Of work az be found in any establishment In the
city.
Prices lower than the same quality of work sar
be obtained in any of the Northern cities.
Srn
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ELLY SION IL TkA YAUk,
II SASH AND BLIND MAKERS,

On End street betB cen Broad and Marshall streets.
TO THE PUBLIC II paid attention to the
warning Beware of the third time" and having
been burnt out that often-the st and this last losing
al having insurancs-l have concluded to try the
fourth, and now call on my former patrons, both in
the city and country,to eve call before purahss-
ing elsewhere. promise to give satisfaction, both
as to quality and price.
ELLY3ON q TRAYLOR, ID st.,
NH 23--1n and roe
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-29
OmuiIle DaiIq Dutte ReturG.
THURSDAY MORNING, OCT. 99rn, 1857.

STRANGE INCIDENTAL strange incident
is related us the cause Of the Norwegian
bark Ellen having been able to rescue some
forty. nine passengers from the Central Am
erica. Mr.. b. Nj. Lee, in his statement gives
the following as the Captains story: l
was forced by the wind to sail little out OF
my course before | came up with you, and
on altering it small bird flew across the
ship once or twice, and then darted into my
face | however, took no notice of this cir
cumstance, and the same thing occurred
again, which caused me to regard the cir
cums;ance as something extraordinary, and
while thinking on it in this way the mysteri-
Gus bird for the third time appeared and
went through the same very extraordinary
maneuvers Upon this was induced to re-
alter my course into the original one, which
had been steering, and in short time
heard noises, and in trying to discover what
they proceeded from, discovered that | was
in the midst of people who had been ship
wrecked.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-29

Importers and Wholesale Dealers in Drugs and
Medicines, Surgical Instruments. Glassware, Drug
gists' Furniture. Quicksilver, Acids Shaker Herbs,
Spices. Essential Oils. Extracts for Flavorug, Al
cohul. Bird Seed. Camphor Oils and Paints Lamp
Frcsh Hops, SODA Material Corks Brewers Mate
rial, Plaster Paris. Rosendale Cement, Abdom nal
Supporters, Shoulder Braces Cast Iron MOrtars.
PATENT MEDICINES, large stock of nearly
every kind in use, with general assortment of all
goods kept in large aud we'll supplied Drug store
We qave made arrangements for receiving month
ly shipments direct from the Atlantic citiest thus
keeping full and complete assortment of all goods
in our line. We intend 10 al in nothing but the
best qualify Of goods, so that physicians. surgeons
and those dealing in our line may rely upon getting
pure and uradueruted arti cles from us. We have
done the Drug business in Sacramento since lr4e.
and expect To continue il here during our na.nral
lives We expect TO build up large and permanent
business by keeping "a large and well assorted stock
of the best GOODS. and selling at small profits,
that that those dealing in our line TO call upon u.s.
examne the quality ana prices of onr goods before
purchasing elsewhere, IA we feel confident that We
can please in both PRICE AND QUALITY.
Artificial teeth, gold foil, mouth glasses. turn keys
burs, cOrrundrum wheels fOrceps eXcavators. bsnsh
es, drills. with complete assortment Of denial stock
from several Of the most highly approved manutac-
turers in the world. We have The agency l0r teeth,
and can fill any order, with sets odd toeth. Mt the
MINERS DRUG STORE. 139 STREET, SAC.
RAMENTO. by II. H. MCDONALD n co.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-29

LADY PUDLIsHERs.-The publishing bu-
siness, as we'll as the editorial profession, IS
adorned by number of estimable and ent-
erprising women. of these, but one resides
in California; she is Mrs. Jane Laird, an adj
mired, sensible and energetic lady, who is
part owner and one of the publishers of the
Marysville EXpress. - Sac. fire.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-29

DIABoLIcAL.-Under this head the Fol-
oom Dispatch says:
Some fend in human shape, but who is
undeserving the name Of man, shot o horse
belonging to Mr. John White, of this place,
last Tuesday night The wound is in the hip,
and appears to have been made with buck
shot, the gun being held close to the horse.
1t was undoubtedly done in a spirit of mis-
chief, for u mare belonging to a Mr.. Gibbs
was shot dead near the same place, last
week. This is not only injuring the owner.
butalso subjecting to mse y the noblest OF
animals, and the fact of these outrages havr
ing been committed, convinces us conclusive
ly that some wretches still remain who are
more deserving Of the State Prison than
were the gang that was lately arrested in
Folsom. Look them out, and let justice
mete to them their full deserts.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-29

A LARGE FISH. A fish says the Chronicle
was taken IN a seine near Saucelito, on Sat-
day, which measured six feet two inches in
length, four feet around, and weighed ona
hundred and eighty seven pounds. The fol-
low was cut up and sold out to sundry and
various persons. The Chronicle says it was
sweet and good to the taste, the editor hav-
ing partaken of II "steak" on purpose to try
it. 1t is a mooted point among fishermen as
we believe it is generally known along the
southern coast as the "Jew Fish,"
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-29
For Sale or To Let !

~ II + UNDERSIGNED, OWNERS OF THE
N Lafayette Hotel. Inform the public, that they
nave agreed TO sell or rent the above properly with
all the furniture necessary for hotel or restaurant.
The establishment of is old standing and wel known
for its -especability and advantages for any kind of
business, and is situated on Montgomery street, OPP
posite the Orleans Hotel. All those who desr0ns
10 know further particulars requested 10 inquire
al the San Francisco Restaurant or at the City Brew
cry. s25 GEER s. HANMERNICK.
Oroville daily Butte record., 1857-10-29
MISCELLANEOUS.
Notice.

NObECCs
HEREBY NOTIFY ANY AND ALL PERSONS
Il from buy ing or negotiating for certain note OF
hand given 10y october 9th 1851 to lessee J. Nor.
ris for The sum OF two thousand nine hundred and
ninety-dyc dollars, payable thirty days from date
the on.ideraous Tor which said note given are
in dispute therefore shall refuse pay said uote.
Oct. 2ilh / 3J7 - X. D'HEUREUSE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-09-30
LEGAL.
TrUSteesS AAoe.

NIHEREAS on the 10th dAy o. Ssnta mber. n.
w 1890 Thomas Doyle and Aarv Dosie bis vii
executed unto Austin Csrtin a. Trustee q CERTAIN
led OF Trust conveying srid Trut-" the Ian: tn
Sott county, ioUs, described follows, - Wit
the SCUM wesi quarter OF the son'h Wet qisrer
OF section number twenty -nlne ~, tn tososh.
number sey enty-e.ght C7Sl. North % Range number
ihrce 90, East ~ the 9th incpal Meridian, VIII II
SAID conveyance was made ~ the said Thomas Doy
and Aay Doyle fer the purpose Of securing the pay
neh' OF Two certain proinissofy notes and The ~ y
rest thereon, sgned by SAID Thomas Dor c, listed the
lefh Gay OF September, d. 1896 10 tie order OF
issDea SIsoe, one for thirty seven oe-loB uolars,
payable SIX months sfter dat, the other for thre'
hundTed and thirty seven 50 leo dollars, payable
Que seAr AFTER 6ate with ten per cent interest per
Annufn after maturity
Ana nov sad actss having become due and payable
aad tte SAID homss Doyle having fai!ef to paw th.
ssiie, Austn Cofbii, Trustee aforesaid, % hereby
give ms public notice that by virtue Of he power
which Is ID ine vested ~ aid deed OF Trust VIII on
SATURDAY The .th day Of De- d. 1857, ~ = hour
of O'CLOCK III the Afternoon % Esd day ~ the Court
House door IN the city o. Davenport expose AID oil
Tor ss" II public action - the high 81 tlier for
cash, the parcel OF land arss eescr bel or uth
thereof ss shan be sufficient 10 satisfy and pay iae
amount CT $50 notes, with The interest u The day
OF sale, isre'her With tie eSrrr8- attending SAID
SAFE, costs OF tbs nct.cc Md Trustees fees
Upon The comp.eiioa 81 such sale u teed viii BE-
given In accordance With the s.prlaii OF said Deed
OF Trust.
Dated the esI day Of September. A y, Isi..
AUSTIN CoahlS,
sep2s!is Trsste.
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Trustees Sale.

NTHEREAs on the 18Th dly q. My, A y. sgt
w Hans Ic.Ir.c and knthzrnf H4nriCh
executed unto Austin Ccrbin a. Trustee, seriain
deed of Trust conveying q sait TRUSTEE III lard n
S,ott Couuly iowa. 4, ~rribsd follow, t. VT (.
Lot number xix 81 IN III Ok humber iour u in
Greens Addition 10 the city Davenport. VII ca
said conveyance was mad. b. ,e sa.d Hans Hcia icn
aud kshariac lis Wife FOR The purpose Of securing
the payment Ct i riain prpnits r. note pni tie
interest thereon signed by said II Ans H-iu;h dtisd
the IS Ii day ot May, d. 1906, ard pay ahis T. the
order OF r. b Harding. SIX months after date, FIR
the sum Of t3SJ, with ten PEI cent ln.tIes, from
date.
And row said nate having come due and pa a.
bic, and the sai Hans Heinrich having fa:lri 10 Jay
the same, L. Autin Corhln. lrus tie a. Aforesaid d.
her by this puDiic police, hat ~ VI to 81 Tue
power which is in se>t by SAID dea ~ Trust, /
will, SAT, risy tn third day Of October, ID
1851 at the ,2 O'Clock in the aft@rlios Of said
day, tire q, urt House door IN thF city OF DAv "
port, expose and offer for sais ~ puoif auction TO
tie hieh.st bid Ter cash, .hs pare OF aiti ahoS.
Described. rsuca IN ref IS shall DC t.iclthi 70
satisfy and pay tEr OF said tie with the In
terest thereon to the sy OF sale tog ter with all
css and EXPENSES attending said sal costs OF this
notice AMI Trustee'- fees rp,n h COMP elton Of
sal, deed viii be given in accordance with the
sttpui atiOn OF sa De-ed of Trusl.
Dated the Sth day OF sept, A u, 1857
AUSTIN CORBIN,
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Trustees sale.

NHERFAs on The sls; i,y Of March, r is1l
" frnsi Juln. George ianghein 'i.ted IMP
iihheis anon a. Trustee, sla dteA ~ tfu.A
rnLV-yiii- 10 sEid Trustee III. ia III &c Il nniy,
lava descrIoei Is follows. VII. IT," Esst hall o.
The Ho.tn west quarter, AMI tll- nth West quar-
ter OF the North West quarter Of seclien Nl.att r
,~enty-'ne l@ii, IN togn hip sever N-n'ne "
n lrth, 0tHinse Two Fast OF tie oih r ii ,wluo'
sam conveyance wss E'a'ie by the said lanEht N
for the purpose " securing the payment " eer'ei
rrotissors ncie ANT tie interest thereon sIrucd ~
aid Langt' i'm, date, the 2ist day Of Marco A y,
1854, 'nr i've hu'aired snd twenty FIVE dllar. pay
Fejervary, with ten per cent interest, payable ennu-
ally.
Aadnow. ss.i notes hav't ~ se-oIne ducan psya-
be ani ihr said Langhti,n having failed a pay lie
same, ]. Francis anon, Tf.,-tee a. aforesaid H.
her By etve Il Is plhlc ~ ice that ty sirtHc ~ th
power which 10 in me ve,tsd hy sail derd d. Il lst
Will, on Saturday The is.A day = Oct. her A u
f-J7. at the hour 81 two o'elueL The All eraoaa OF
said day. at the Court Housa door !iI ~. eitv Of
Davenport, expose and offer f9r sale public aac-
ton, to the highest bidder - cash. lie pareeis oil
land above described, much tarrens as shall De-
sufficient to satisfy and pay the aiaJu.t oI s.a note
with the intee, thereon tie day II sal. together
with the rXien-e, at ming sa -ale rast- ~ ms
notice and Trustee fees Upon th- Completion %
such sale deed VIII be gwen sceoria.e sih tAt
stipulation OF sall de,A Of Trust
Dated the q day Of Sspsenbsr, 4 p,is5T.
FRANCIS ANOS.
seplIi'l 7 s.tse