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Smyrna times., 1857-10-28

ROBBFRY.-On Friday night last, the house
OF Major John G. Black, of our town, was en-.
tered, and some valuable goods taken. The
entrance was made through the front door, with
instruments. Notwithstanding it was locked anu
the key in the door at the time. Only one
room-the parlor-was entered, and mary
choice ornaments upon the centre.tsble, which
had been collected from time to time, were
taken.
AS these rObberies seem to be getting fire.
quent, it behooves our citizens to guard against
them, and give the perpetrators a. warm recep-
tion.
Smyrna times., 1857-10-28
$500 Reward.

A while skinned, theving rascal calling himself
JAMES KIRBY, having stole several articles of cloth.
ing iron my house, consisting of Piotcloh Coat
with velvet collar pair striped cashmere Pants par;
green ami part black, pair of black Pants and pair
0l boOts with one Of the Toes newly cut and sewed
VIII give the above reward for his arrest and lodg
meni IN JAIL or for his safe delivery 10 me- He is
small red-cyed gentleman, sandy compile xion about
% OF Az years Old and sometimes follows the water
and occasionally farm work,--a mere halchand hoIv
ever, in either vocation
MORRIS COLLINS.
Smyrna times., 1857-10-28

FLY IN THE WHEAT.--We learn that in
many fields of the earIy-sown wheat in this
vicinity, the fly is doing much damage. The
late heavy rain will, however, initiate against
injuries of the obstructive insect. at
Smyrna times., 1857-10-28
A NEW FEATURE IN BUSINESS.
EUerV Man his OLDn aLeSi

LlPPlNCOTT & CO, One Price Clothing Store
No 4OI Market street: Sd door above Ith street Phla
delpha, would solicit call from those in want Of
CLOTHING, before purchasing esCwhere-as all
our goods are made up expressly for retail sales and
every article is marked IN PLAIN figures so that Ill
must buy alike. All goods used IN this store are
sponged before making up, and all articles sold viii
be guaranteed To be cut and MAJ in the best manner
Remember
404 Market street,
Philadelphia.
se30, 81 ly
Smyrna times., 1857-10-28
FOR SALE:

E0n TONS Peruvian GUANO;
1000 bushels best Ground Plaster.
10000 bushels fine Lime;
Building Stone, Brick, Stone Lime, &c, reru
larly kept Oh hand, by
GEO. w. CUMMINS
Smv-na, March 81, silly.
Smyrna times., 1857-10-28

hE-IssuISG.-The Bank of Smyrna and the
New Castle County Bank (0dessa), have, upon
legal advice, resumed the issue of notes of
less denomination than five dsllars.
Smyrna times., 1857-10-28
I e D f,

Near Lewes, Del, on the 14th inst, Mrs.
Elizabeth Paynter, aged SO years, for 55 of
which she was professor of faith in the Lord
Jesus Christ
On "Wednesday The 2lst inst, Miss Salle
Greer, of Milford, aged % years.
Smyrna times., 1857-10-28
SMYRNA PRICES CURRENT
NJ A R RE D,

On the 7th instant, by Rev. w. Bishop, John
w. Herring, of Frederick, Del, to Miss r. ].
Beeler, of Philadelphia.
On Thursday evening, October 22d, by the
Rev. Charles Breck, George Blight, Esq, of
Philadelphia, to Catherine, daughter of Hon. J.
J. Milligan.
Smyrna times., 1857-10-28
HENRY EsEARNE.
BREAD & CAKE BAKER.

81 y y - - Z u "a C'
A X E r s TR EE Il, SMYRNA, DEL,
Begs to inform the public that he has sue.
ceeded Capt p. Carr, in the above business !;
and, having engaged lrst-cIass Baker from
Philadelphia, he is prepared TO supply the citi.
zens with Large Bread, Rusks, Twist Bread,
Cakes, &c.
N. B.-The Bread-cart will go through the
Town every afternoon between and 5 5o'clock.
G613- The Trade supplied on liberal terms.
Smyrna, April l5 1857.
Smyrna times., 1857-10-28

POLITICAL ExcITEMEST.-The Kent County
(hd'o Court convened at Chestertown, on Mon
day, but in consequence of political excitement
among the lawyers and their clients, Judge
Hopper adjourned the court until after the elec.
lion, Nov. 4th.
Smyrna times., 1857-10-28


At Works.-The money panic is not to be con-
fined to the United States,--that is certain
The squall in Europe, is but beginning
: When they fully realize "the situation on this
slde-look out for breakers. both in England
AID on the continent.
The Bank of England is strong-British
credit and British commerce are not so easily
broken down,--but this American crash COM
ing SO suddenly and SO heavily upon the cat
astroPhe in India, must put her metal to a test
such as only strong nation can endure.
But there is a " crisis" on the continent, as
well as in America and Britain. The Bank of
France, in fright, as it were, raises the rate
OF interest too,-and, catching the alarm as if
by regular contagion, the Banks in Hamburger,
Vienna, etc., follow the example. Here, in
the United States, it is something to our ad-
vantage that, no matter how severe may be
our monetary troubles, nobody thinks of " revo-
lutIon," conspiracy" or "plots" against the
goVernment,-but, under such systems as
those of France and Austria, for exam pie, the
constant fear is that political arrangement NAV
precipltate toreshadowing convulsions in the
State.
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MURDER "A mulatto fellow named VIM. |
Wyatt, jr, deliberately shot another colored |
man on Saturday last, IN Caroline CO., Md, |
near the Delaware line. The load entered his
right side coming out of The left causing his
death in few hours. They had previously
4uarrelled. Wyatt is in Denton Jail.
------$-se~e--
The DEMOCRACY AND THE CuRRENcY.-The
Democrats, at meeting held on Thursday eve
ning IN Boston, passed resolutions laying the
blame on the banks, condemning paper cur
rency altogether. The resolutions advocate
the gradual abolition of all bills under ten dol.
lars.
C~ John Ii. Bew!ey, Esq, has tuken out
etters of Admins ration on the estate of DIR
L. ). Cnlbreth, dec; also, John Green, Sheriff.
lpon the estate OF Marion Green, deceased.
W The American Agrcuturst for Novem.
'er' Is on our table. 1t contains its usual ouau.
'ty highly interesting and beneficial agricul-
ural reading. Price 81 per aunum in advance
Address Orauge Judd, No. I9l Water Street.
New York city.
" The quarterly meeting of the Grand
'odge of Odd Fellows, of Delaware, was held
Georgetown, on Wednesday last. A goodly
lumber OF the representatives of the various b
pdges were in attendance.
SHORT CREDIrs.-A movement is on foot for
general shortening Of credits among retail
callers and merchants in Wilmington.
MARYLAND-The election in Maryond will s
Ike place on Wednesday, the 4th of November =
ext, one week from o,day.
o. We are indebted to the Hon. Joseph p. v
onSgys for the Agricultural part of the Patent
'ttice RcPort-a valuable book 7
-05- Small lots OF new corn have been sold
! Smyrna, at 5j cts per bushel. o
61~ The Kansas Constitutional Convention =
et on the 10Th inst =
Smyrna times., 1857-10-28
steamboat RaII0au
1S57.-Fall ArranOenonn,

<NN -, :. . OIIICIIL.
HsE al ON and after Monday, Seat. lA,h a..
S,oaSsSa9 SISa%0ppa Balloon viii leave Smyrna
Every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY a.. 1iisqe Sp. iPhia,
Morning; Returning the Alternate Days,wtoncbng a,
Deakynes Landing Port Penn Delaware Civ sn% a.
New Castle, going and returning Niy ana
Stages from Dover, LeInsIc and S,,... -.
Win the Boat at Smyrna Steambot LsnJnS' IonS
yln WM = RST9 C,-,
Smyrna times., 1857-10-28
The Smyrna Academy

Will commence the Fall Session Tuesday
Aug. 25th.
TUITION per Term of Eleven Weeks:
Eng. Branches, $500 Embroi,lery Gala
Oleeh, LaI'h french Silk a. French, each 3 90
N OF IerIhah. each zoo Tapestry. .Grecian and
bookkeeping. 500 Tuiied work earh 3 90
Pencil Drawing, 800 Leather Work 3O0
MOnochromatIc Draw Wax Fruit IOO0
ing and Pointing, 500 Wax Flowers, 1000
WaIer-color Painting 500
No deduction for less than half Term, ex-
cepting in cases of sickness.
o. N. BASS. A. B.. ro.oho..
Mrs. o. N. BASS, leachers.
Smyrna Aug. 1907 aug26.
Smyrna times., 1857-10-28
$50 KEW

X ANAWAY from The suh-crrber, on III morning
Oi ihe l2lh instant, NEGRO BOY 5 feet 9 10 II
lichtS h'Sh; black and SiUHI. SGpiused To have on
d par cashmere pants, slightly red aud cGeckered
ara checkered irock coal, IWIlled and b unt or n
luiled hGrsey coat, drab; White shirt straw han and
ol4 shoes. lie Is fine. smart looking negro. samcd
JANIS HOLIDAY and a bound hoy i years old
FOR MS apprehension and lodg jail or return
10 me, Ut not already laken will give Fifty Dollars
Address WM. NJ DAY,
Oct 81, l,J1-If (ircenshoIo' C,roIi,,a 70 All
Smyrna times., 1857-10-28
&IOO RrMan.,I

My Dwelling having Ucen bucglarious.y en-
tered on the night OF The I9,h instant, by some
person unknown to me. hereby offer a reward
OF One Hundred Dollars for the apprehension
ana CONVICTION OF The ScOundre ANY nflrma-
ton thatm"y lead to his arrest, will be llberalv
rewarded. JOHN CLOAK.
Near Smyrna, Oct u. IS51-.4t
Smyrna times., 1857-10-28
Blanks for sale at this office.

JOB PRINTING done at the TINES office
Smyrna times., 1857-10-28

The DEMOCRACY AND THE CuRRENcY.-The
Democrats, at a meeting held on Thursday eve-
ming IN Boston, passed resolutions laying the
blame on the banks, condemning paper cur
rency altogether. The resolutions advocate
the gradual abolition OF all bills under ten dol.
lars.
Smyrna times., 1857-10-28

MURDER "A mulatto fellow named VIM.
Wyatt, jr, deliberately shot another colored
man on Saturday last, IN Caroline CO., Md,
near the Delaware line. The load entered his
right side coming out of The left, causing his
death in a few hours They had previously
4uarrelled. Wyatt is in Denton Jail.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-10
No vSt0lily

No party organization can long exist.
in this Country, that is not founded up
on distinct national principles. 1t
must have its origin, either in the views
It adopts respecting the policy OF ad-
ministering the government Constitu
sionally, or in its desire to modify, al
ter, or abolish the Constitution alto
gsther. Parties may properly differ
respecting certain doctrines of paiticol
Belief and yet be union loving, portrait
ic, and defenders Of the national Con
stitution. They may differ upon the
tarif, internal improvements, the pub
hc lands, and thousand other measu-
res proposed for the general welfare.
1aus the old Wing and Democratic
parties, while differing radically res
Pecting the policy Of certain measures,
We'd with each other in the love of the
Union and respect and yeneration for
Constituted authority. Blu, there is
now apsrty organization in the Coun-
try, which exists only by stimulating
the passions OF a section { the people,
TO active hatred of another section,
aud of the Constitution which unites
the two sections in q political brother
hood. 1t puts forth no measure, i,
proclaims no creed. it pretends not tc
the bonds Of Union, and lives upon
sxcitsments famed by demagogues in
the pulpit and upon the stump. l,
has an szistenee but it has no political
vitality. 1t has no past record of hon
or and glory /: 1t cannot point to a
list Of eminent men who were the ex-
pouuders Of it, faith.
1t u Of yesterday, without any Gle.
msut Of durability that guarantees its
living until tomorrow. In one half Of
The Unioa Il has not single adheren,,
but u there looked upon as reasonable
end full Of mischief to human liberties
Il hes throvn the nation into convul
SONS thaE asarly proved fatal, rs poi.
cen VII tea living body. Its rallyine
ssiss wsss In The name Of Freedom, bu,
~ sAss(s 80 discovered to be free
Aoms 6sodlleot fbsA Since the stimu-
II ~ ntstlAsati1 Canpaigu was
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-10
L. VI. COLEMAN


TN /iNMtRNANN BA>k.-.in oili-
c'al statement to the provincial Auditor
shows the entire reliability OF the Zirn-
hermann Bank. 1t shows that the
bank was, on the first day OF March, in
tic possession of cash, government and
other available securities, over and
above all is liabilities. 10 the amount
Of sl52,2"c 10, leaving the whole paid
up capital ti4l,5ooj standing un-
touched.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-10

withdrawn, Republicanism has lost is
,igor. and respect OF the best por-
ton Of It's d sclples. Its sectional char
,c;cr Is repulsive 10 public patriotism,
aud all its plans are found to be aggre-
sslve, and unconstitutional. Its late pi-
ratics' attack upon the highest lribu'
ma Of the lands, has given death blow
to is pretensloBs, aud shows the people,
how interruptions are It's ways OF seear
ing party ends, and preserving It's Or
ganization. In every State where on
election has been holden this spring,
the Democrat. nave trlumphed, with
but lew exceptions. The Country Is
tined 81 proiitless excitement, and e,'
peeiaIiy OF Republican ''shriekers. -
The hand writing IS on the wall, and
the nope Of spoils,ncn aud professional
dcmagogues gone forever.
IT. One day last week 1897 emu
giants arrived at New York, aud not
more than 10 remained there Oh next
morning; the other, having departed
tor The West
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-10

an Ordnance 10 amer On Ordipsn &c
providing for the appointment and elec,i
of Oaieers by the Council Of Jhc City Of
Davenport.
Soc. ]. He II enacted by ne City Council
OF ne CITY Of Davenport, that wheneve
tie Gill Council shall fail to appoint or
elect ar officer on the day provided for such
appointment OF election, the Courcil shall
have the power to appoint and elect .nch
officers az any subsequent regular meeting
If he Council.
Sec. THIS Ordnance shall isxe life 4,
ota ans after ne publication according %
Law.
Pi"-e' AMI approved April i'm 1891
q. G. X. MITCHELL. Mly,r
Attest, WM. Hal, cierk.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-10
PALMxRsrON DEssAsT.
The British Ministry il the Eri,

The British Ministry is the British
Monarch. II is true, that there i. a
virtuous lady nonl-ally occupying
throne, whom they call Queen Victoria,
but ss by the English law she can DO
no wrong" so the English people per
init her to do nothing at all, bu, create
= Ministry, whose power is supreme
and absolute, 20 long as a majority OF
Parliament sustains its acts, by their
votes. This Ministry is virtually cler-
ted by the House of Commons. and
holds power no longer than il is the
pleasure ofthc Commons that they shall.
There may be. and often are, three or
four changes Of the entire Ministry
within one year All this depends
upon the stability or ickleness of 4
majority Of the Commons. liza meas
ure Of the Ministry becomes unpopular,
. vote Of censurc in the Commons Ter
inmates their official career. liza re-
commended measure of the. Premier
fail to pass the House, the Ministry at
once signify their intention OF resign
ing
Among the most brilliant, slippery,
srtfnl, and profoundly great statesman
Of England, none are such inyeteratc
Office seekers, as Lord Palmerston. lie
is wing by profession, and Tory in
practice. Upon the stump, OF at the
hastings as they call il in England,
he is most eloquent in favor Of reform.
is popular AS a speaker, and unequalcd
As a political controversialisi The gul-
liblc liberals Of England deem HIM al
most democrat when he is at the hus-
tings. But when the cloak Of power
falls upon his inviting shoulders, he
artfnlly lodges every measure ofretorm
~ loudly commended IN his prey lous
speeches, and plunges deeply into the
dark and treacherous waters ol dip
lomacy, peculiar to Metternich, Guizot,
and Francis Joseph; gleefully eongrat
ulates Louis Napoleon upon his sue
cess in strangling the French and Ital-
ian Republics, and again establishing
the worst. !of depo,isms. faimerston
has slways been feared by the Queen,
and vet he has always been in Office
or at the door Of official iaNors He Is
now the virtual autocIat oi treat Hri-
lain. The Aristocrats hate and tear
him. The Tories, the peace men, am
oil the factions in the House Of Com
mons, have recently passed a vote Of
censure upon the Ministry ior sustain
ing Admiral bowling il his war upon
China. Paime-,ton was expected t.
res'gn and the Derby-DIsraeli faction
were in high spirits. But falraerston
coolly tells Parliament that they will
be dissolved in May, and hc " i hold
on to his office until the people, III the
election OF new members OF The House,
shall approve of or condemn the poi
cy Of the Ministry. This was an I'M
looked for defiance. |, was not the
usual custom. But palmcrston loves
omcc, and believes that he has the peo
pie with him, and he holds the seals III
spite Of the censures OF Parliament or
the frowns Of the Queen. He is.ovcr
70 years Of age, but as ambitious as he
vs. At rs. The people will sustain
him because they can do no better.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-10


Mrs. 'UNNl>GHAa AND nEK chill
pRsN.-A writer in New York Express
denounc,s those who aid In the circu-
iation OF the many stories told of Mrs.
Cunningham children. and SAYS d the
little boys
Every morning the little bo,s are
seen with a basket as heavy as the, can
MT containing articles prepared by
their sisters, going TO the Tombs to
iightcn the heart and cheer the spirits
of Their beloved mother. To see these
httlc men. one nine and the other ten
wears Old, rrudging away with their has.
ket load, IL is..enough to create >ympa-
thy even IN III, breast OF toioner Con-
merry
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-10

I*A wealthy gentleman of New
York offers TO support, during four
years course of study preparatory to
the Christian ministry, fifty young men
chosen for piety and intellectual prom
Use. The estimated expense is $500
per year; making the sum of sl5, 900
year for four years; or $4,000 in all
contributed to the cause Of ministerial
education.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-10

4 CAUTION TO MARRlRp FLlRTs.-
DR.. ". L. Hail, of Madison county
Indiana, was taken out of his bed about
midnight, a few days ago, by party
Of regulators, stripped, tied to tree
and severely logged. The allegation
against him was his particular atten.
ton TO certain young ladies, TO the
neglect Of his wife.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-10

Ii \ physician in Buffalo recently
pricked his finger with one of his in.
struments, while making pos, NOR
tenn examination OF the dead body OF IA
child. On arriving at home the finger
commenced swelling. and now the en-
tire arm is black to the shoulder.
Amputation Of the arm may save him,
and 1t may not. The mother of this
physician came to her death from the
same cause, and brother nearl, lost
his life also in the same manner.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-10
10 the burners or Lands Re-
4Mired for the Extension !,
Of Fourth Street.

Nol afe hereby notified that so much OF satd lani
i a. may D. Necessary viii b. tAkea and spprorr,,
a"doy the CITY Couaeil VI III city % Davenport, 10
tx'end Fourth street Esst from It's prssen, tsru,ina
ton 10 tbs Mississippi river, aud tina. ConmI.sior.
Will b; elected AT III iirst m,e ias Of aid Conn
ell ster ten days publ alton q this h.tcr To assess
the damages therefor 10 the respective owner, of
<1ad. thus iaken sld apprepdi.sd BY ord-r OF
The Guy Council G. b. SARGE Mt Navor
apr 10, dlo;. ELIEL PICK Cle,h
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-10
r. &. E.aDS,
Land Agent and Notary Public,

on aver Spsulding's Store, lie Claire nox. Ia
trsnce lie Clairc Hall.
MILL attend % the purchase and safe Of ~
" aifds o. Real Estate leasing property, paying
taxes collecting delt- ~ all kind, aud in ary % r. q
tte state, AMI pro mpily remitting proceeds.
~ az ainouni Of Real y tate for sale.
800 lot in Frlio: addition TOR sale on better terms
thAI have "rtr he ufcrvd 70 purchasers IN Daysn.
port' onlJ N al emonrt IL required IN hand and
ffor Z" - eight gears given On deferred peymsnts
MAGNIFICENT vieSs are PRESENTED fron many q
th se lots, ADD many Of them are river ,ets. from
which any smoupt Of fine building stones mar b.
quartet.
piats may he seen In my oihcs Of those lots, and
every Information learned In regard 70 them A. ~
the sole agent. - a iAne
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-10

LAND " ARRANrs Lp.-The to-
tai number OF applications received at
'he iehSlon barcau at Washington up
To the lst INST, rs 21I.236; total nun-
Der OF warrants ISSUED, l9S.446. The
number OF acres OF public lands reoui-
red to satisfy the warrants already j.
sued is 2i.46l.350.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-10

A CEKrifcArr.--One of tia certificates
OF death. written by "physician of large
p5sclice.' received "a, the City Inspectors
Office, New York, reads as follows ..irs
harolyne Jonuso-s daw;her aged Ave
month and eight days died with detishency
OF life today under my attendance
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-10

IL The ,uerchant> ot New ork,
OF at least some of the we4lthiest Of
them, have subscribed largely to pur-
chase service OF plate, to be present
cd to COY. Marcy for his regard 10
their interests while Secretary Of
state.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-10

lsT- y rich spanIard, named Frcsnada,
at Havana, Caba, has lately peen sentenced
- thr,e year hard labor in the chain gang
a d o settle an annnity OF SlnNe per wear
upon Young man, whose eyes he had hir.
ell negro 10 put GU with vilriol. The
diahoiicai Outrage was ecmnlt,d because
The young pan hal bought female slave
viii whom he was in love. aud whose pos
s.o', the Spaniard him self coveted,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-10

- THE aEv,li be a M etrg OF the ueube,s
~ Of the Board Of Trade of this CITY. a.
the rooms Of tn. Bo,rd entrance "a B,adv
thisev Mag April 10th q, O'Clock. The subject ~
bfidgns the Waossr,nse n river. Gs;evancvs in
rrRht matters and other businoss Of interest viii BE-
before he hoard. ssu Asls hasuce Il teau-sted.
sts W"" tP' CoAJ1. Sssty.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-10
Tie oTils " esl,

We see that a change Of the eii,"ls
or ,ois paper occasioned by the death
ot II. -. l.slossit has taken place AMI
John sheridan, Esq, formerly Of OHIO
an II. II. Heath OF Washington have
become the editors. We An,. o Nc.
Sheridan both by reputation and per
>o,ally, aud are glad 10 recognize hun
amon. tue corp. editorial Of the Stat.
Va write, h has but lev >aperinr,,
i - AZ, uniiinciihg, nnc"mproi.,i> /.
and energetic Democrat, none.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-04-10
TRUSTEES SALE.

"a hk.rAS on the 81 das q :'s 1886. h. 4.
w Ore ciea. and k!i1A o X, q ioa hIs wife
t1utcd r.:c Austin C.rtin Trustee certain dert
oirEuat, ctny.yias 70 said Trustee he and IN Scot
County, low :, scrihed rs iolows. &c wit Lot nun
hf twelve ~ .aTownsl!p number eighty 1891 North
Of Range two z. East. containing afiy-sgi and u.s.
leo acres which said Conveyance vas made BY The
aid John T. AMI Ria his wife for the purIn,e u
securing III payment o! : ceItain promissory note
ami the interest thereon signed nv -aii John T.
o'Resrirn. lated the 2-tl. da. Of NAV 4 D. 1856,
for q hunr Ell AMI tort, tore and 10 iC0 dollars
iyabe On the Brsi LAY ~ January \. II. 1857 10
the cr.irr Of Franklin Cutting.
AMI row sid mt having come Gpe ami ptya-
h. and the saidJohnT .CR.ar.r having failed /. pay
the ne, Austin Corbia, Trustee a. Aforesaid al;
r.ques. OF .s f. II. eating do heTet, siv- putiic
n5iicr, thA' ; yir;g =. III p-Sor WEIGH IS .r
vc't by said I'D II Trust, will on SATURDAY ire
3th lay ~ A.ril A. n. 1857 Al ne hour of O'Clock
n the afternoon q aid cav al ~ Court II, door
IN the CITY OF Davenport, 'rpas AMI offer IL sale, nj
? bic auction. tbs highest hi d. f,r cash the
parc. u Ian. above described Ich thereof So
.ts be sufficient 10 sst ~ and pay q, amount II
tA note VT he interest = sreon e. tn fsy OF .s,
a5eth ~ith ali thu costs ami Nptn-es attending
tai Sc, CIR; IS Of ms notice and Trustees T. -
pom :np stien OF such sale q ed vii be gvru in
accordance s.ih the stipulation ssd be OF trust.
Dated h. his. o. Aprii Disc.
AUSTIN C0RBlN, TrU,t-r.