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Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-09-11
Stewart College.

THIS Institution is situated IN ClaTksville,
Tenn, o town remarkable for the beauty Of Its
scenery, the saubrity Of Its climate, Its CONNER
cal enterprise, and the christian morality Of its
population. No place in the south vest eau COM
pare W tn il IN point Of health. 81
The College building, erected al cost Of $780,
900, stands In u beautiful grove Of natural forest
trees. The ediSce Is one Of the most stately, ell
egant, capacious and imposing in the whole coun-
try; the rooms are lofty, large, well ventilated,
aud elegantly finished
The Che mical and Philosophical apparatus are
now complete and Of the most approved eharse-
ter. The extensive and elegant Neurological and
Geological Cabinet Of the late Prof. Vsnuxem, OF
phis, together with complete iabratory.
and numerous Meteorological and geological draw
ngs, afford the amplest means and the very best
facilities for the study Of the natural sciences.
The discipline Of the Institution will b. paren-
tai and kind, but strict, firm and uniform. The
Faculty pledge themselves to watch with untiring
vgla nee over the morals Of the young gentle
men, and to see that they apply themselves with
diligence and esrnestness TO tho acquisition Of
those principles of science and department which
can alone ft them for tbs arduous and responsible
duties Of life. Any young gentleman who isin-
corrigibly indolent or psrvsrsely bad will be dis
missed.
The term will commence 90 the hrst MOndsy
in September next.
w. M. STEWART. President. b,
July 10, ls57-tf
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$1,000 Reward.

We have for sale one tract of the most desirable
land in Montgomery County, situated = miles
from Clark svie, lying Immediately on the Rus
sevillo Turnpike, on which Mrs, Ez beth Mari
now resides, containing about
FIVE HUNDRED ACRES,
about half Of which is cleared and high state OF
cultivation. There are, on the premises, one Of
the best dwelling holses to he found anywhere,
good kitchen, smoke house, ice house, firstrate
stables and all necessary out houses. Wo will
soil, any one wishing TO buy, good bargain in
this property.
We have also for sale, one other tract Of land,
containing 246 acres, lying on Rcd river extend
ing TO the ford, just above the lower bridge, and
runs to the mouth of Big West Fork; 20 acres of
which are cleared, balance heavily tmbered =
Possession given at once 10 any ono who may
purchase the same. We will make the terms easy
and give long credit Now Is the time to buy
property is advancing every day.
DYE & SMITH, Real Estate Ag'ts,
June 10, lS57-tf
Weekly Clarksville chronicle. [volume] (Clarksville, Tenn.) 185?-1857, 1857-09-11
ON MANHOOD,
And its Premature Decline
Just Published, Gratis, the goth
- TU0UQaNn. ~.

fow words on the rational treatment. without
Medicine, of Spermatorrhea or Local Weakness,
Nocturnal Emissions, Genital and Nervous pebiii-
ty, Impotency, ana Impedments to Marriage gem
orally. By r. De Lanoy, M. d. The important
fact that tile many alan ming complaints originating
ia the imprudence and solitude Of youth, may be
easily removed WITHHOLD MEDTorss, is in this small
tract, clearly demonstrated; and the entirely new
and highly successful treatment, adapted by ia
Author, fully explained, by means OF which every
is enabled 10 cure HxsELT perfectly and at the
least possible cost, thereby avoiding all the adVer
tised nostrums Of the day.
Sent to any address, gratis and post free In a
sealed envelope, by remilting (pos paldl two post
age stamps to DIX. /. DE bANEf.
II Lispenard Street, New York City.
december 18th. le56-ly, l
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IN CHANCERY. AT GAINESVILLE.

II. D. Trice, Ell ais, vs. j. T. Marable, ct ais.
From the aft layit aud the allegations in The bill
filed in this cause, It appears TO the sa,is(ac ion
of the Clerk and Master that the defendants John
w, Cagge,t aud j C. Yarbrough are nou-resi-
dents Of the Sta Of Tennessee, so that the ordi-
nary process of law cannot be served upon them F;
tits therefore ordered that publication be made for
four success sve weeks in the Carksvile Chrori-
ring said non resident defendants TO appear at the
next term Of the Chancery court TO b. held at
GAINESVILLE, Tenn, on the Bird Monday Of Oeto-
bel next and plead, answer or demut TO com
p'anants' bill or the same will be taken for con-
lessed as TO them. anu set down for hearing ex
Parte. T. J. MUNFORD, G. & NJ.
Aug, IA, '57-iw-pr fee 50
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Bakery and Eating House.


q. A. ROTH, & co. ~.
The undersigned have taken the House recently
occupied by Well & Brother, on the West side Of
the Public square, and have commenceds general
Baking and confectionery business. They are pre-
pared 10 take orders Tor all descriptions Of Baking,
and will furnish Cake or Bread Of all kinds the
shortest notice. sta A Eatf
They also keep constantly on hand large as-'
sortment Of HFk4f
IMPORTED DOMESTIC CIGARS,
CHEWING TOBACCO, coRDIALs OF ALL KINDS
oAFAwBA AND CHAMPAGNE WINE AND
FOREIGN & DOMESTIC LIQUORS,
LAGER BEER AND ALE,
Which will be sold wholesale or retail upon The
lowest terms.
They have connected with their establishment
a first class eating House, where warm or sald
meals cpn be oboined at any hour.
All kinds Of country Provisions, such as Eggs,
Butter, Lard. Potatoes, sc, kept constantly no
hand and Ger sale at market prices. f
@. A. ROTH & CO.
Feb. 81. 1897.
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W'ashia gtON Hotel.
GAINESVILLE. TENNESSEE.
8. r. MOORE, Proprietor

Having taken this well known tavern stand, and
intending thoroughly TO renovate aud repair II,
and FROM his long experience In the business for
merry at Russelviile, KY, he thinGs he will be
able to give general satisfaction, and soleits lib.
eral share Of public patronage.
Travellers wishing 10 take the river at this
point may rely upon being promptly notified Of
the passage Of Boats at any hour in the night, as
we keep night watch for this special purpose,
and polite and attentive Porters for tho rsnspOr.
tation of baggage 10 aud from the river,
s lTThe> Stage Office is kept al this Hotel
Jan. 3. ls57-ly
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CHANCERY SALE.

Ross Morris VS.. the heirs Of Nathan Morris, Jr.
In pursuance of an order made in this cause, at
the April term, 1857, OF the Chancery court at
Clarksville, will sell, 10 the highest bidder on
Monday tho 18th day Of September next, at the
courthouse in Carksville, the Tract of Land in
the peadngs mentioned, which contains about
255 acres. This is good tract Of land, lying on
Cumberland river, in old district No. 8, adjoining
the lands of Henry Horn and others, and is sold
for division, Ross Morris will show the land.
TERMs-l2 months credit, note with good srcu-
rty and lien retained for the purchase money.
TIIOS ]. MUNFORD, c. g. NJ
Aug. IA, '57-5w-Pr's fee 81 so.
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PURE CATABA BRANDY.
prATrIr1FUI, BUILDTNG T,

One eask pure Brandy for sale by
THOMAS & BROTHER.
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-t' CLASS 54. atr ~ E
To be drawn In the City Of Augusta, Georgia, In
public, on .s......,..
SATURDAY September 10TH, 1857.
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EACH SATURDAY IN SEPTEMBER
APPROXIMATION Prizes

495 Prizes amounting to. $500 90
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-28

'. ilikox, thb Representative u. the lii
nois central, moved To strike out editors
Ir.rser altogether. 1t was u bold move in
llikox. and went far towards displaying his
financial ability. lie wac voted .n, and
Inc road has gone down also
The fight between the railroads and their
editorial friends is not bloody, but extreme
ly ridiculous Let them take away their
passes, let some more OF those rotten instit,i
tlon-, whose only vitality for the past five
years. has been puiled into them BY news.
pepert advance the same doctrine-it will
The sooner effect their ruin, and not liz.
Jure single hair of an editors head We
have advertised, aud blowed Cor the n. y.
q Eric Railroad company for the past two
years, for which they agreed to pay as other
customers dc. butt now stands balance
OF upwards Of hundred dollars against
them. and . credit of only ten dollars in
their favor. We have had ono ride over
their road-the price Of which We would
willingly deduct. ifthey would settle the
balance. If this Is sample of the way
they d" business with other papers We think
they ought TO have failed--becn suspended
president. directors and oil, long ago. This
is magnificent country Well it's
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-28
IaroKTAsI FROM Kansas.

st. Louis, Oct; 2d
protest signed by several prominen.
citizens of Kansas wa- filed on the 18th
against fraudulent returns OF Oxford pre-
c'hct, Johnson Co. in reply to which, af
ter personal investigation, Walker and
stanton publish proclamation in tho Her
aid OF Freedom Of the Goth. expressing the
determination to reject tn, entire vote OF
oxford. and give certificates to the Free
State candidates
The PROCLAMATION produced intense excite
ment among the extreme rro-Slavery men.
threats ci Vengeance were made al,aints the
Governor or Secretary.
On the 18th q protest was made against
the assembling of the Constitutional Conven
ton at Lecompton
The HcDabltcan publishes o discoure de-
livered by Heber C kimball,, Of Salt Lake
City. August s0th, in which strong ground
was taken against the Government, and u
determination expressed to resist the troops
To tho last extremity, Women and children
are called upon 10 arm themselves The
people generally Were exhorted To lay up
grain, and otherwise prepare for the con
,iict
During the discourse Knnbaii says; We
are the Kingdom of God and the STATE, aud
will have Brigham Young for a Governor
just 80 long as hc lives" Young made u
speech equally bold in declarations of hos
tli!ty against the United States
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-28

"HoREAS on The 2s,h day of December, A n
W loA. Richard Allen esecuied unto Gilhcri
q Nltchel A. Trustee. n ain d~ri VI Trust G. ~.
ytng tn sa 4 Trustee the lsni in Scott colaty
lo.s, icscfsD ID ss foows, TO wit Commencing y,
point on Harrison 81 eet, In ihs city OF Dasynrort
IN block .ory-nine, three hund,ei fe, north rsu,
the f,Ith wess Of sals block runnnx thense
north on Harrison street eighty. sx 1861 .e-i tanc
east Que auudred anf fiiy C6oj fest to sn aly,
thence south said Alley eiskty $50 fset ieiee
west one hundred and mfg rb0) feet - the place u
oegtnntng, which sAh conveyance was made BY tho
OF rtain proriissoiy note And tho Interest there
on sisned ty said Allen dated the 2Sth lay o. Dcee.
per, u. 1884 for Five hundred and twenty. five
doss payable siXiy days alter date 20 the oIles 0:
Aackiot Cosbin.
And now saii note having become due and payable
sid ue said Alien having failed TO pay the sAme, J.
0ibert Mitchell, Trustee as aforesaid 10 hereby
Svo this public notice. that by virtue Of thc power
which Is In me vested ~ said decd Of Trust, will,
on JatuIta the ilst lay ot November 4 n, 1857 al
the hour OF O'Clock in tie afternoon Of sad day at
the Court nsuss door in The city Of Davenport, ex-
p1ss AMI ohes ioE saio, At paho on - the high
cs bidder for cash. the parcel of land sbovc deocFib
OIL, or ~ much thoreof shall be sufficient 20 aatis
and psy the auo1nt VI eAil pote with thu interest
thereon y the day of sale. et,her with the .xE2n.
ses alton jns said sale csts cf tins notice and Trus-
teos fccs. Upon the competition VI such saio deed
VAL 30 0tvea In accordance with the sttpulat,Gp Of
sasi Decd o. trust
Dated the 26th day of October, A n 1857
GILBERT U MITCHELL,
ocISitd Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-28
Trustees sale.

"HEREAS on the 7th day Of Aprl, A D. 1855,
W Broter Laafeas B.hrcnfliss and Laeia Bah .
rsnfi'i, his wife, executed uitto Austin C9r6!n as
Trustee, certain deed Of Trust, cunve!ing ~ ta.
Tustee the land In Scot: county, Iowa. described -
fellows, TO w.t. The east haf of the north es mar
Ter OF section pumneT twaniy-one 1881, in township
number seventy mine (1Sl. north OF Range Aumbsr
i've Isl, east Of the 5th Principal Meridian, which
said conveyance WAS made by the said Brodcr I.au-
REM and Luc!a Bahrensnsz for the purpose secar-
ing the payment OF two certain prom s9ry notes and
the interest thereon, signed by sai Broder Lan!, ~
Bahrenf1sz, ds;ei the 18th day OF Ap.ii u, 1853,
one for Seventeen 5aioi dcllsis ,ha ather ~ NJ
ty-dve dollars, rasab.e eighteen r,orthe after
date TO the order OF Ralph Aelcalf with 10 per cent
interest after due
And now said uotes hsvins become dne and paya-
bic and the said Broter Lsurenz Bahrcnfus. HAVING
failed to pay tho same, Austin Cotbin Tsa :ey a.
aforesaid d. her,by gi Tits publ,c netioa that by
virtue OF the pow.r which III me vesl.u b. said
deed Of Trust. will, on Saturday tho 2lst day Of
November, y. 1857 81 the hour OF 9 O'Clock IN the
afternoon Of sad cay at the Cour. House door In the
CITY Of Davenport EXPOSE and offer for SAL pubs
lie suction, 10 tie highest bidder the parcel
OF land above described much thereof ~ sh ali
be sufficient 70 satisfy and pay the amount Of sai
notes. with the interest thereon 10 tie day u sae
to,eher With the cNpeEses attending sai1 sae costs
OF this notice and Trustees fes Upon tho compile
ton OF such sale decd Will he given In accordance
With the stipulation Of ssit Deed of Trust
Dssed the 26,h day o. October, A d, 1887.
AUSTIN CORBIN.
oclNlt1 T.us,e.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-28
l. A T EST NEW S
ARRIVAL OF THE BALTIC.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE,
Cheering Nows From India.
ErFRcTs OF rHs PRESSURE IN EUROPE.

New York Oct, %.
Tho Baltic, with dates from Liver
pool 70 l4th, arrived here yesterday
The American ship Lexington was TO-
Ia! loss near Vcrrstia.
The Baltic brings $4,000 pounds
sterling and lGO passengers.
Gen. Havelock remained at Gavin
pore, but would be rc-entorccd in a few
days BY Gen. Autarn, who had reach
cd Al!ahabad with strong force. The
garrison OF Cawnpore was gallantiy
holding out, and would bc relieved by
tho middle Of September.
Tho dispatches from India state that
Gen. Nicholson had defeated the reb-
els at Majafaghan with the loss of their
guns. Gen. Havelock had also defeat
cd the rebels near Bithove.
On the 10th Of August the garrison
at Lucknow made gallant and yictori-
GUS sortie, capturing the guns of the
muiincers, and also supply Of provis-
ions.
Inc singapore mutlneers had been
again defeated by Major Eyre.
The rebels were threatening Allaha-
bad and Benarcs.
Large bodies of troops were march
ing from Calcutta towards AIlahabad.
Troops were also arriving st Calcutta
from England, their transport having
been effected with great rapidity.
\ dispatch to the London Post SAYS
the British forces had attacked Luck
now castle, spiked the guns and inflict-
ed heavy loss upon the enemy.
An excessive money pressure pre-
walls in London, and further advance
IN the rate of discounts by the Bank
OF England is anticipated
Thirty four horses ran for the Co,arwitch
Cup, and the first trial resulted in dead
heat between Pricress Elkhrin and Queen
l'ess On tho deciding heat. Prioress, the
American horse, won by length and half,
AMID great cheering. The value of the
stakes exceeds - 900
The American horse Lecompte is dead
The King of Prussia was slightly better,
but his position is still very critical
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-28

RAILROAD RErkENcnMEr.-lt is ex-
tremely amusing to notice to what extent
somc railroad companies are extending their
work Of retrenchment OF expenses. The
Cleveland Convention come off some days
since Among the weighty matters taken
into consideration, whereby all railroad
companies might cut off "useles. expenses"
and, Of course, suddenly become immensely
rich, was that Of vetoiug free passes to edit
ora This question was brought up, and in
all its magnitude. by some poor devils who
had the credulity to believe that the primal
cause Of the financial difficulties of certain
railroads which have since failed, were
brought on by permitting few penniless
editors, who seldom leave town, because
they are too poor to get away, to have free
passes over said roads. The passes, in the
eyes Of o. d. Lilly, ofthe Lafayette and In.
dlanapolis road. for instance, was sll . big
humbug-thst double cylinders were Of no
advantage to them, therefore, he was down
upon them and delivered speech, in which
he asserted that editors were not railroad
men, ergo they should not be permitted to
ride rail unless they furnished the "spon.
dulles" moreover, this valiant financier Of
the nineteenth century, asserted that rail
roads were under no obligation. to the press
why. then, should editors have free pass
esq
Moran, ofthe New York and Erie, went
there firmly convinced that his road would
have bsen paid for. and dividends distribu.
ted long sinee, had II not been for the free
passes allowed 70 sditora-shat had worked
the suin Of the whole eoassra. He, there.
fora vnt IN for isnesins saitesA Aad tA1
an sshdaiag Sssss r psiasssrS lak Thst
tssa ~ sulpsalea.assnlol olA)o1 eiQl1A
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-28

MOFtgagcc,s Sale.

"HHR1Ae Anna Hen AMI Anton Hen her h,s.
~ band, BY certain Chattei mortgage bearing
nase the 2sd lay Of April, II, 1851 soI unto Otto
Sissen the following described personal property 10
Wit w
All their right tttle and il,crcrt In and IN . c4,.
tain incehtufe AID .ase contract nsde tho ret dsy
OF September, 1854, by wilhelm Kueper 10 August
oenu.ts 'or certain part % lot one III In block
tnrec tAl, IN the city OF Davenport bcott county
Inws, SAID part being feet By forty feet f
Vie oorth side Of said lci said iudenture being .,
signed Deeembcr I2th. 1885, by August .chnits I,
kehsrstrAss Tries, OS,oeer 2ist. lsb5 ~ Keller
strass Trics TO Otto Eisscn, aud on The -: Law 3.
Apru 1857, BY Otto Nisscn t. Anna Hen, ard Al
their right. title and interest into the saii IVA a, M
and also al their right, title and Interest e.tate ana
property, IN and 70 all buildings fxngs ana appur-
tenanc-s now situated said part II lot, and s,s1
aHteois instruments AMI .nsis, nich are kent IN,
or onisite Of the said premises, and which a-e or
nave oeeh Used for making vinegar, especially nj N.
large oarrcs Tor rectifying vinegar SIX large barrels
'or storing vinegar all empty barrels all vinegar and
hishvine on hand, two stoves with pipes . chain
pump In the we'll. and also red COW
Which said sale has been made 70 securc tie nav
OF April, d. 1857 executed by said Anna Hen 10
the said Otto Nissrn, payable on the ilrst lay Of
July, D, 1907, for the sum Of Five hundred and
nny- five o9-l0O doilars
And whereas default has been made In the paw
men Of said note, after the same has bee ONE ,ue
uaTvey Leonard, Sheriff OF the county Of Scott and
Stste OF Iowa, shall on Saturday the seventh DIV
November, ,, 1851 sell at public auction, TO The
hlshes bidder i,r cash, The above described proper
n, OF said fourth day Of November, 4 d, 1857,
OctobSr q, 1857.
HARVEY LEONARD,
p5'dJV HherlN of Scott county. Iowa
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-28

w HEREAS on tho 6th day Of March, 4 u. 1857,
~ John Strohbehn and Ohristine 6trohbehn, his
wife. executed unto Austin Corbn ~ Trustee Q CT.
tain dstd Of Trust conveying 10 said Trustee The land
In Scott county, Iowa, described - follows 70 Wit
part OF lot number three l3l, IN block number
tweniy.sevcn t97l In the city oi Davenport, begin
ming ut the south east corner Of ssil lot number
three lSl, thence running north one hundred and
nifty 1851 fest TO alley thence west along the q.
ley thirty-eght 1881 feet thence south one hundrc!
and ATTY sol feet 10 Firth str. t. Them east tb.r.
~ s'ehi t3sl fee: 20 the place OF bcyinnins which
safa Conveyance was made hy the snidJ ehn
anu Christine strohbean ior the purpose Of securing
the la,ncnt ofs oertan promis sorry note and tho
interest thereon, signed b. saii John Btrohbehn,
dated the 9th day Of March, d. 1S3;, for twenty
two doliars, Ptyahlc six months after date u the
oTior of Louis fary, with ten yer Interest after
duo
Ana nov aid note having l4eome due and paya.
pay the same. l. Austln Coz bin, Trustee As afore-
sad do hereby eive this public notice that by vr-
tue OK thc power whioi Ia IN me vested by said iead
oi frnss, will On Saturday the 2ist day o; koven,
Der, Il. 1887 at The hour OF o'ciock III the after
noon OF said day, NJ the Court House door In the
city UfDsNtnIor. expo and Qner for sale 1t public
auction, 70 te highest bidder cash, the parce OF
iand above d SERTED, OF 90 much thereof shall bc
sufficient 70 satisfy and pay the amsunt Of said note
with the nterst thereon to the day OF ese together
with the expenses attending said sale, costs OF this
nolice and Trustee's fees. Upon the completion Of
such sale deed will be given In accordance with the
stipulation OF said Deed u Trust
Dated the 26th day of0ctober, a y, 1857
AUSTIN CORBlN,
ocIsdh Tlustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-10-28

"HERHAs on the LIST dav OF April, a D, 1855,
w Hinrik kruse. katrien Kruse and Hans Wiese
executed unto Austin Corbin Trustee, a certa
deed OF Trust conveying - said Trustee the land In
Oin'on county Iowa, described as follows. 70 wit
The north haN OF the north quarter OF section
number eleven III, In towns hip number eighy.tvo
ls!Ji noith u Range ive ibl east of the rfth (5l
NJ, me undivided half Of the north west au artcr O;
the south vest quarter o. section number hr.y-.ix
lsth N t"w ship number egty.ihrce 1881. north of
Rance Ave iol east South ha'f Ut norm ea.t ouar.
ter and nor;h west quarter Of the east
section n inber twenty-five t22I, In township NUN.
Her g ghty two 1871 Range number 1--WE lSl east
w-cA SAID conveyance Was made ty The ssii hinr,ck
hruse katiien krIse and Hans Wese Tor the pur.
pose Of securing the payment of four certain pr cmis
soiy notes and the interest thereon signed y said
Hare Wiese ari Iinrik kfuse ia;eti the LIST lay OF
Apri. y, 1906, oae for $ii so Aud one for S45 O0
payable twelve months after date, and one for AT
% ana one Tor S45 90. payable eighteen months af-
ter date 70 thc order - Horace Mctcaf with ten per
cent ini.ses after due
Aud said notcs having become due ard pAya.
bic, I'D ;he sgif Hans Niese and H,nrlck K ri.se
hhs!ns tail r. Bay the same, I, Austin Cortin
III s,ve a. aforesaid DO hereby give this public no.
f thsi by virtue Of the power which 10 In me vest.
.d 6y aid ired 81 Trust viii, on Saturday tho 2lss
dAy q sosonbor, u, 1851 at the hou, ~ o ocloch
III ie Afternoon OF said lay, at the Cour. House door
In the city of Davenport expose and oer for sale at
public aactisn, 30 the highest bidder for cash, the
ph Gels OF land above described or so much thereo.
az Shs be sufficient 20 satisfy and pay the amount
u Saii notes with the rt thereon 10 the day ~
SAFE tosethcr with the expenses attending said sale
cot ~ this notlce aud Trustees tss Uys,n tho
completion Of such sale deed will b. given ia nccor-
dance sith the stipulation of said Deed Il Trust
pst"d the S6tb day of octobe, Al, lssT
AUSTIN OORBlN,
ec2siid Trustee.