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JOHN WALTERS

JOHN WALTERS,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods. Groceries.
Clothing, Hats, Boots, Shoes, &c.,
Texas street, Shreveport,
HAS just received one of the largest and best as
IL sorted stocks of Dry Goods brought to this
market, to which additions made by every arrival
comprising in part silks, tissues, berages, and every
description of the fashionable dress goods for Ia
dies Scaicoes of all colors and qualities merinoes
hannels, cloths, towells, nseys, linens drngs, dia-
pers ETC., large and varied assortment of the
most fashionable styles of hats caps boots and shoes
CATERS Shoes slippers and brogans for ladies, misses
and children; boys boots and shoes. large assort-
nent Of fashionable ready nade clothing. variety
of saddles for both ladies and gentlemen, brides, col
lars blankets, hardware, iron, cutlery toois, nails
crockery, queensware, glassware, china, etc.
Also--A large stock offresh and genuine Groceries
consisting of bacon pork sugar. molasses, coffee
tea chocolate, -four lard salt, pepper spice, mackere
candles, liquors Of all kinds, wines, etc.
#Terms-Cash, or on time to strictly punctual Gus
toners. april Is
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Notice To Tax PAYERS.

A ~ THOSE, who have NOT paid their Parish and
- Railroad Taxes for the year 1856 and licenses for
~ would do well to and pay. for if / am COM
fsea to call them at their residences, shall add
~ all the costs the law aows.
= Gan be found at the office Of N. E. Wright, esq,
Shreveport. h. ATTAWAY. collector.
Shreveport Mav 81 1897 a
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REUBEN WHITE. SMITH. JOS. w. BALDWIN -.
WHITE, SMITH g. BALDWIN,
Receiving. Forwarding and Commission

And dealers IN
Groceries, Boat and Ba. Stores,
PLANTATION SUPPLIES, &c,
Corner of Commerce and Milan streets, Shreveport.
TAVING purchased from Mr.. E. c. Hart the COM
Ill modious Brick Warehouses, formerly occupied
by Mr. l.. E. Carter, and more recently by Mr.. Nat.
Moore we are prepared to receive and store cot
ton merchandise and produce, and solicit the patron
age ofour friends and the public, pedgng ourselves
to give prompt attention all business entrusted to
our care. We will keep on hand at all times a large
and complete stock of Plantation Supplies Boat and
Bar Stores and Groceries, of all descriptions, to which
we request the attention of purchasers.
m B. Our entire charges for receiving, storing and
shipping cotton, will be twenty-five cents per bale.
Shreveport, April 9, 1856.
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A Good Cook For Sale,

q LIKELY NEGRO GIRL, aged 10 years, sl-
at. perior Cook Washer and Ironer, aud good Seam-
''''*s' Tor sale by [m13l E. & 3. JACOBS.
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StraVed or Stolen.

STRAyED or stolen from the rear of the Clerk S
80 office, four or five weeks since, dark
bay brown Horse, about fourteen hands high, four
years old; had Spanish saddle, with wooden stir
rups, and curb-bit bride.
A liberal reward will be paid for his delivery to me,
at this place. J. B. JENKINS.
Ehrevrnnrt Nav "a 1887
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Music for Balls and Parties.

Mons Il. G. ZELE NKAY,
Late of the N. Orleans Theatres,)
sSsS> Would respectfully inform the
ladies and gentlemen of Shreve-
$500 port and its vicinity, that he is
prepared to furnish Music for Balls and Parties, on
accommodating terms. He is perfectly familiar with
and executes all the new Pokas, Values, and fash
ionable Dances in vogue.
All orders left at Mr. Pichardie's Tailoring Estab-
lishment, Texas street, adjoining the City Hotel, will
be promptly attended to.
Mr.. q. will also give Instruction on the Violin. a22
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Sheriff Sale.

CTATE OF LOUISIANA-Parish of Caddo-9h
~ District Court, No. 4s16. R. C. CUMMINGS &
Co., VS.. GRAHAM q McCoLouGH. BY virtue of a writ
of teri facas issued of the honorable the Dis
trict Court in and for the parish of Caddo in the
above entitled suit and to directed, have sez-
ed and will proceed to sell public auction at the
Court House door in the town of Shreveport, parish
aforesaid, on SATURDAY, the 9th day of June, i. ID.
1851. between the hours of O'Clock. A. NJ. and p
NJ the following described property to-wit: certain
lot parcel of land, situated in the parish of Caddo
in the northeast quarter of section one IL township
seventeen m, range fourteen [l4,l containing four
acres, three roods and twenty -four perches together
with all the buildings and improvements thereon
Seized the property of the defendant and be sold
to pay and satisfy the writ issued in the above entitled
suit
Terms of sale-Cash with the benefit of appraise-
ment. ]. e. McWILLlAMS, D'y Sheriff.
Shreveport, May 6. 1857. pf.sl4 90
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Dissolution.

TINE coparnership heretofore existing between
i L. E. Carter and w r. Shivers, under the style
of CARTER SHIVERS, is dissolved. The name of
the firm will be used in liquidation only. The under
signed will continue the business his account.
june3 VIM. r.. SHIVERS.
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Brick Making Machine.

isoo ralent Brick Making Machine, which will make
:. o y 2uoo Bricks per hour and maze just as good
- afhcle as can be made by hand. Persons engaged
= ne business will do well TO use this machine.
-nIy<f D. SALE.
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NEWLY REPLENISHED!

FRESF1 ARRIV ALS!!
ETNHL Lace and Chantilla Mantels, for which there
l. has been such great demand, have arrived per
steamer Duke. Also, other Novelties for ladies.
The goods will be opened to-day. Those who call
early ill have the first choice
aprl5 G. M. LEVY & Co.
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Vallencienne and Gypure setts
Fhlet Mitts and Gloves;
Fans, Parasos, Marquesses;
Linen Cambrcs and Lawns
Swiss Musns; Jaconets; Nansook.
Also-A full assortment of Mantas, such as Lace
and Chantilas squares of every variety and descrp-
ton; 20 pieces white and colored Mating; Window
Shades and fixtures.
IF cheapness in price and superior quality, is in
ducement to our lady customers, they would do well
to call early at the of
april G.. M. LEVY & Co.
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New orleans 4 Upper Red River Packets,

THE entirely fast running steamer
iltssS1fssS5zsA ERA, JOHN KoUNs, master, (BENJ
AsaSsazez KoUNs, clerk, has commenced her trips
as regular packet in the upper Red River trade
taking freight for Preston, Bonham, Pine Bluff.
Wrght's landing, Rowland Lanesport, Spanish Bluffs,
White Cliffs Fulton and all intermediate landings on
upper Red River and its tributaries. The Era
built during the present winter expressly for the trade
and will run regularly all of the year, when
the will permit. She is unusually staunch and
very light draught--drawing only twelve inches light,
and carries 700 bales of cotton on three feet water
and is provided with all the latest improvements. Her
officers will give prompt personal attention to all bus
mess entrusted the boat. For freight or passage
apply on board.
*x*Telegraph, Washington; and Standard, Clarks-
willie cO,v fnr three dorI7
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Lost or MiSIaid.

"A NOTE or due bill, purportng to have been ex-
~ ecuted by R. t. Hutchison, clerk Of steamer
Ariel, dated July I'd, 1856, for the sum of fifty
FIVE So 100 dollars.
june3 JONAS ROBSON
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Washing for the Million!

THE trials and perplexties OF washing day OBJ
Il waited by using
John McChesuey's Patent Washing Machine.
The greatest invention Of the age for washing, and
adapted to The Of every family in the Union, and
will wash clothes, with less labor, than any 9TH
er machine in use, and with less iniary than by
hand on a common washboard. It has been fully
tested the finest fabrics, and will wash any thing
from bed quilt lace collar without the least mig
ry. Price 1925. All orders, accompanied by cash or
draft will be promptly filled, and machines shipped
without delay. The undersigned are sole proprieors
for the State OF Louisiana; and also agents for the sale
of State and county rights. Office No. 81 CAMP
STREET, New Orleans.
april % GOODWIN, DAUGHERTY & Co. -
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New Orleans 4 RED River Packet.

fsalassan d The entirely new fast running steamer
sSl9 HHtsFfEg WIN. IL. DOUGLASS, BENZ.
zs=zzEzs@z TARBALL, master, will run as a regular
packet during the entire between New Orleans
and upper Red River, touching at all in termedate
landings. The VIM. r. Douglass built at Louis
Vile during the present fall expressly for the trade is
unusually staunch and the boilers, machinery
entirely and point of safety she is unsurpassed
She store 1900 bales of cotton, and has commo-
dous cabins fitted up with state rooms and furnished
with every requisite for the comfort of passengers-
Her officers will at all times pay particular attention
any business entrusted to them. and make of ev-
cry exeron to give satisfaction. For freight or pas
sage, having fine accommodations apply on board. MS
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Notice..
TN CONSEQUENCE OF A RUN1OR having been
4 circulated that charges per barrel for storing
up freight 25 cents, induced TO notify our
friends and the public, that charges are as follows:
Storage, per barrel ......................125c
rs Drayage, receiving and forwarding,.... 64c.
WHITE, SMITH & BALDWIN.
Shreveport. April 1916 mos.
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Strayed

-- =" IUUISIANA
STEAM CLOTHING MANDATORY.
Nos I65 and l67 Canal street, between Baronne and
Philippa, New Orleans
TINE undersigned respectfully invite the attention
Il of Planters to their extensive establishment, IN
which they manufacture %E -
Plantation Clothing
to ORDER at the shortest office, of the best materials,
and in the most substantial manner
Having adopted STEAM POWER to their Sewing Ma
Chimes they are enabled promptly supply any guam
tity of Clothing that may be required
Thankful for past avors, they will spare no trouble
to make themselves deserving their continuance.
Planters visiting the city are invited to call and ex-
anime our Steam Sewing Machines.
HEBRARD & Co.
New Orleans June 3. 1857.
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New Orleans s Red River Packet.

:lBass, = The new, substantial and fast running
sahEzaz ..n steamer SWAN, CHARLES HAYES,
=9z=zEz-zszzz master, &c. F. Hayes cierk,) has
sumed her regular trips in the Red River traac, an
will continue running SO long the will permit
The Swan buil expressly for Red River packet.
is very saunch, of Light draught and new throughout
Her officers will pay particular personal attention
any business entrusted the boat, and make of
every effort to give satisfaction. For freight pas
hnuin annly n hoard d 10
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Notice

wv l. HoDGsON, formerly Of No. 1873 Camp
street. New, Orleans takes this method OF informing
IT, oio friends and customers that he has given up
business at the above number and is now located at
~ ~ % same street. with Messrs. O. q. BlER o. Co.,
s Whose advertisement appears in another column
H. faeie ne would be most happy to see them When
10y visit the city, and in the interim would pay
lost particular attention Gas Of od) 10 any orders
taey may favor him with March A, 1857-3m
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New Orleans, Shreveport Il Jefferson
..-..a---- ~ PA CkEI

ss=TStE;5Ss TIE entirely new fast running steamer
- ALTON, .Br., J. S. SMITH, mas
ter, will run during the entire season as a regular
packet between New Orleans and Shreveport, Port
Caddo Benton, Snihland Jefferson and all interme-
date landings ard plantations. The Alton is entirely
new, very substantial and of light draught and was
built expressly for the trade. Her officers will pay
particular attention any business entrusted the
boat and make of every exerton to give safisfac
lion For FREIGHT Or pnssaue, amply on board. feb25
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Dissolution.

THNHE mercantile partnership heretofore existing be-
L tween Fl. Cozart and Forbes ]. Houston, at
Shreveport La, under the and style of Cozart &
Houston, .vas dissolved by mutual consent, Decem-
Der Dist 1856 All the debts and liabilities of said
partnership are assumed by II. Cozart. He will con-
tinue BUSINESS their old stand of Texas and
Levee str&ets, and will keep for sale large and gen.
eral assortment of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Iron.
Castings, Nails, Hoes, Axes, Chains, Bagging, Rope,
Irvine etc. January2 81, 1851.
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Notice..

| uRlNG the time occupied in making the neces-
- safy repairs to the wall of his store, (Which was
injured by the fire the 26th ult the subscriber can
be found at Mr. VIM. B. Milers. His drug store will
be re-opened IN about ten days, when he will be pre-
pared to accommodate his friends and patrons
iune3 IT Fl MORRIS
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Guardianship.

FSIHE undersigned having associated with him Mr..
L SAMUEL VANBIBBER, the Grocery, Produce, and
General Mercantile Business will hereafter be carried
III under the firm and style of HUDGEHs & VAN
ByRRER w. H. G.. HUDGINS.
Shrerenart A mil %. 1857.
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Embrulderies.
1t being an undsputed fact that none can compete
with them, either in assortment or cheapness they in
vite the ladies Of Shreveport and It's vicinity, and par
ticuary those that good Judges to their we'll Sc
leced stock Of fashionable Herinos and Cashmercs,
their Embroderies and Dress Silks.
New Goods are received by every boat.
Orders from the country carefully attended to.
Shrevennrt. Decemher 10. 1856.
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Spring and Summer!

SpTIHS iHu SUIHWCE'
NS> WE respectfully call attention to the fol- nm mn
STw~ lowing Goods, just received and now FiNRAf
* offered for sale at the Very Lowest New WHY
Orleans Prices:
Fashionable Organdies;
Flounced Bareges;
French Jaconets,
New style Calicoes
Fine Linen Checks,
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New Orleans Market.

May 28.-Today there is nothing sranspiring in
the cotton market, buyers are apparently awaiting
later foreign news, now due. Yesterday, the demand
confined to few parties, with sales of 1000 bales
The receipts (lnciuding $685. bales hand,)
since the lst September, have been ,4s0 664 bales
exported during same time, ,374,977
Inferior, SOLO Middling, l$34@l4--
Ordinary, lO2z@121a Good - l4114@l4I
Low middling ,l314 @13I Midlng fair l4a5544@--
FLouR-superfine, 81 1907 IS; extra, So cool o.
PoRk--M.o 100000 90; mess, SO 1924 so.
BAcoS--sides, 1871 q l4c; shoulders, loG5lO14c.
LAaD-l3@l6c. u Is.
ooRs-92@l 10 cts u bush.
CoFFEE-Rio, 9k@lIc. u ID.
SuGAR-93@l2c. R ID.
N MoIAssEs- 63@65c. u gallon.
NHiskEY-Rectifed, 5000; raw, 81 @33 Y gal.
8AseNe& ROPE -Bagging l5@l71ac+; rope SOIL.
sALI-Liverpool, fine, ST. 2o@l IS; coarse, 95cts.
9Sl 90 " sack
Lmn-At retail-Thomaston,s 80 3o@2 SO. Wes-
tern, 81 650l 80. @@
hhlDss-Dry country, l EaG z II.
Exchange on NY, sight, h@& and q "a Ct prem
Land Warrants, soc. @95c. q acre.
CATTLE MARKET, May %.
sEEF-Western, fine, 80 .-@t4 P fb net.
H.. Texas and Lake, - si3@4s 9 head
Sheep, - 50 ootaS 50 a head.
Calves and yearlings, Sc OO@l2 SO
Aatch Cows, $50 00@I0D 90
eN.77~N~N~S~@~0~~~~~~-o1
W EXCELSIOR. Perhaps no preparation, or tonic,
aof the restoration and preservation of the hair has
ever oeen used with success equal to that of prof
Woods Hair Restorative lii the production of
THIS great remedy, Prof. Wood has materially benefit
ssd the human family, while he has ADDED addition
Al iaarels to his alreadyworld wide reputation. It
never fails to restore hair TO the prenaturey bald,
aud cause the silvery locks Of the htary headed to
resume their original color 70 be had at IA Mar
ket street. St Louis Morning Herald.
Notice a..
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New Orleans 4 Shreveport Packet,


fsGa6sa@ h The and splendid fast running
Sasa55FtHtFtFsAasS steamer DUAE, SAINT APPLICABLE.
master, owing to the rise in the river
has been enabled to her regular trips TEN
packet between N. Orleans and Shreveport, Grand
Bayou. Campt6, Grand Ecore, Alexandra, and inter-
mediate points and landings on the river, and will
leave Shreveport on
Sunday. March 8 Sunday, ........April ls
Wednesday,.... is Wednesdays. 90
Sunday. ....... 80 sunday,,.......... May 10
Wednesday,. April 8 Wednesday,-.. 90
The Duke was built expressly for passenger boat to
ply the Missssipp and is in every respect the finest
and largest boat that ever entered Red River. Her
cabins unusually commodous and furnished in the
most magnificent manner, and for comfort. good ac-
commodations, safety and speed she is unsurpassed.
Captain Apologize socits continuance of the liberal
patronage heretofore extended to him. pledging himself
that nothing shall be wanting his part give sat-
isaction For freight or passage, apply on board.
The Duke will hereafter connect at Shreveport with
the steamer M. L. Daughery, for Jefferson, and will
at all times receive freight and passengers for Benton
Port Caddo, Smhland Jefferson, and all intermediate
landings which will be forwarded without de;en,o7
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-06-02
The Nav Orlaans PicaYune of the lqth

The New Orleans Picayune Of the 18th
SAYS that from every part of the Southern
coun.ryit has the most gratifying accounts
of the growing wheat crop. II says, in
the Carolinas, Georgia, Alabama, Missis-
sippi, Tennessee, Texas and our own State,
the promises Of AN abundant harvest were
never better. Every where the crop is
backward, but vigorous and healthy, the
recent genial weather is bringing it rap
;idly forward, and unless something now
unforeseen occurs, to rich and early har-
vest. Tits probable, indeed, that the cold,
backward spring has actually been favor
sabIs 70 it, causing il TO take frnner root and
to spread as the farmers say Can.
Ncon. '3'
Politics in Virginia were always athigh
water mark They always have issues Of
more or less consequence, to nominate can
didates upon. The question now in agl-
tation, and which has been made by the
American party. is the distribution OF the
public lands among the States. This is
held up as Virginia last resort to save her
credit and delay bankruptcy. If they
would make an issue of dividing her own
waste lands among free white emigrants,
it would be one which would stand inves-
tigation.-Cin. Com.
DRED ScoTT IN New YoRK.-The fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted by the
New York Legislature:
Resolved, That this State will not allow
slavery in her borders, in any form, or un-
der any pretense, for any time, however
short.
Resolved, That the Supreme Court Of
the United States. by reason of major
ity of Judges thereof having identified it
with sectional and aggressive party, has
impaired the confidence and respect of the
people of the State.
RESOLVED, That the Governor of this
State be, and is hereby respectfully reques
ted to transmit a copy of these resolutions
to the respective Governors of the States of
this Union.
BosroN, May 25.-Pratt's Powder Mill
at Acton, was blown up to-day, doing
great damage to property. No lives were
lost.
The carriage factory of Phipps q Dud-
ley, at Charleston, was burned to-day.
Loss $4,000.
One dollar bills on the Northern Bank of
Kentucky, have been raised to twenties,
and are in circulation. The process is
we'll executed and may deceive good eyes.
ST.. LOUIS, May 25.-Pratt, Mormon
Elder was killed on the 18th inst, near
Van Buren,, Arkansas, by Hector Mclean.
whose wife Pratt had seduced.
PHILADELPHIA, May 95th.-A large
amount of the new cents have been drawn
from the mint to-day. for use and distribu-
ton in other cities.
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-06-02

I'll H. RICE, Admir-. of Seneca Haight,
LII. decd, VS.. Henry Haight ct. al.-Pro-
bate CONTRIBUTION to sell land.-To Orphy
Hubbell, late Orphy Haight, Henry Haight,
Robert Haght,l lanes Williamson, Phoebe
Ann Williamson, his wife, the unknown heirs
of Elizabeth Skrvin, deceased, A. J, Powell,
Guardian of the heirs of Mary Jane Powell,
deceased, and Jabez Benedick, who are heirs
and legal representatives. of Seneca Haight,
deceased. You are hereby informed that on
the 26th day of May, 1857, said administrator
filed his petition in the Probate Cou,t of Melgs
county, Ohio, the object and prayer Of which
petition is to obtain an order from said Court
for the assignment of the dover of Orphy
Hubbell, late Orphy Haight, the late widow
of said Seneca Haight, deceased, in, and for
the sale OF the following real estate (of which
the said Seneca Hsight died seized.)
All the right title and interest of the de-
ceaent IN the following premises, situate in
Rutland township, Meigs county, Ohio, and
bounded and described as follows, to-wit:
being part of fraction number seven, town
SIX and range fourteen, commencing ffty-hve
rods from the northeast corner of said fraction
number seven; thence south eight rods; thence
west three and two-tbird rods; thence south
one hundred and twenty-four rods; thence
west to James Wrights line running north
and SOUTH thence north on said line one
hundred and thirty-two rods; thence to the
place of beginning. H. H. RICE, Admr.
June 2, l957-ni3w4 1915
Meigs County telegraph. [volume] (Pomeroy [Ohio]) 1848-1859, 1857-06-02
GALE REAL ESTATE by Or
- der Of = xlbate Court ION the 18th

~ Ucr Oh Il ALDStte COuEG "sOn Inc lotn
day of June he at1 O'Clock, p. NJ, will be
sold to the highest bidder, the following real
estate, situated in Meigs county O., as the
ofCyrus, William a., ana BureH1o
A. Russell, to-wit: the one equal undivided
three sevenths part ofthe N w quarter of sec
tion No. thirty five, in Township No. three,
in Range No. thirteen lying in Bedford town.
ship; and the equal three of the
west half Of section No. thirty six, in Town
ship No. three, Range No. thirteen, lying in
same township of Bedford; and three equal
sevenths of a five acre lot lying in the N. E.
corner of section No. five in Scpio tow wnShip,
being the same lot conveyed by Timothy
Welch to Daniel Russell, deceased; and also,
the equalth seYenths part of tract con-
tanning one hundred and forty acres or there
about, lying in section No. FIVE, in township
No. seven, in Range No. fourteen, being the
same premises conveyed by James Irwin to
Daniel Russell. Said real estate will be sold
subject to the right ofRhuana Story (late Rhu-
ana RusselD to dover therein, at the late res
idence of Daniel Russell. deceased. in said
township of Bedford, and on the following
terms:-one- third of the purchase money to
be paid in hand, one-third in one year, and
third in two years from day of sale-to be
secured by mortgage on the prt misses.
.,.. o. BRAN Oh.
Guardian of Cyrus Russell, William G. Rus
sell, and Lorenzo A. Russell
May 19-w4-$3,75 ., ~Q