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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-26

Arept also Tor LoUSSHFRHY i e.. s tNTf
ALl=HEAL1NG SAME
Ags. $, 1891.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-09-26
To the Editors and Publishers Of Viz
- Cipi1s

A Convention Of Editors and Publishers
of Virginia, was called carly in the recent
summer, to assemble at the Montgomery
White Sulphur sprns, on the Goth Of Au-
gust The number Of gentlemen connected
with the press who were present on the oc-
casion being limited it was not deemed
proper to enter into deliberation upon the
objects for which they were convened, and It
was determined to adjourn the Convention
to Richmond, on the second day Of tie APP
preaching Agricultural Fair, viz The 2Sth
day of October. The Convention appoint
ed the undersigned a committee to invite
the Editors and Publishers in Virginia to
meet at the time and place indicated, and
also to lay before them in a paper conveying
this invitation, the objects for which the
meeting is to be held. The committee,
however, are not satisfied that they fully
understand the nature and extent of those
objects, since their conference with their
bretheren Of the press in the State has been
limited. They therefore deem it best to
leave these matters to be developed by the
Convention itself, which will certainly be the
best Judge Of what should be done. We
earnestly invite the press generally, editors
and publishers, to meet in Richmond or The
2Sth October next, to consider whether dny
thing can be done by common understand
ing or resolution for the benefit of the inter-
ests of the profession. We suggest that
gentlemen who have given the subject their
attention, come prepared to offer such prop
ositions as they may have matured in their
minds, and which they may deem judicious
and useful. The proper arrangements will
be made for suitable and convenient room
for the deliberations of the convention, of
which due notice will be given.
j. A. CowARpyS,
Gro r. BARR,
A. MCDONALD,
WM LAND,
~ f CRUTcmEIELD.
Editors generally throughout the State,
will please copy.
IMPORTS AND EXPORTS OF THE
UNITED STATES.
TIE Washington Union has obtained
from an official source the suhioiaed state
ment, exhibiting tie Yatae Of foreign mer-
chandiso imported into and exported from
the United States during the .fsoal Year
ending June 80, iSai also, the value Of
domestic produce exported during the same
period
Imports-specie, $12, 463 ,799
Free goods 81, 297 .501
Dutiab,e, 293, 1905
Total, 336o, 500, hi
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VIRGINIA..

VIRGINIA.
At Rules held in the Clerks office of the Circuit
Court OF Augusta County, September = 1857.
Eleanor Peek and Jacob Shreck- ! -,
hise and Elizabeth his wife. ieih'iAS'
against,
joseph Stevenson and Emily his
wife, Elijah Sowels, end Julia Ann
his wife, Cyrus Steele -- his Defendants.
wife and -- ewo chill
dren Of Eleanor Steele deed.
The object of this suit is to obtain sale cf = e
and and slave in the possession Of p.aintf Eean-
or Peek the lille tenant, to have hef interest oonmu
ted to its present Cash value, ana the bala dis
tributed,
Il appearing bY satisfactory evidence hat the
Defendants are not Inhabitants of this (emmol-
wealth 1t is ordered that the said Defendants 40
appear here within one month after due publication
OF ths order and do what IS necessary te protect
interest. \ Cary.
Teste, Nlcil0. c. KINNEY, Clk.
Sent ..l2 lA57 wi
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EesE3ss.

On Christians Creek, on Friday morn
ing, the 18th inst. Mrs. MARGARET, wife
of Mr.. Henry Dctfenbaugh, and daughter
Of the late john l.eody, Of Rockingham
county. Va.
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NOT ICE.

T SHALL apply to the Virginia Central Railroad
L Gompanyto grant and issue to me new Certif-
cate of Stock in said Company, in lieu of one held
81 date March T., 1850, and No. ll9s, which was
destroyed by fire accidentally.
HENRY ENGLEMAN.
September 10, Is57.-2mo.
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KLETT'S WORM PLUMS. We wish to call
IN partis alar attention to this article. 1t has been
in use several years. and has given entire satslac-
ton. They are palataoe and inviting to children
they certain and safe in their operation; no
pureatiye is required in connection with their use
they never faI when used according to directions.
For sale by LINK q KINNEY,
Chemists & Drugs lists
Stauuton Sent 5, 1857.
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Agency in Ai!eghany.

LEWIS P. HoLLowAY, ESD, is an author
lied agent for the Vind;cator in the county
of Alleghany and his receipts for money
paid him, will be good against rs.
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MOTTO

E3t8sU vt 10 Bccrctal order Of Tie Circuit
J. Cons fef the County Of Highland, pronoun-
eed a, e,e July form Of said Court IN che year
which William Townsend. Sen, is complainant aud
Allen Townsend. Aaron c. Townsend aud Andrew
Lochlidgc are pefendands,--l shall the 3afh
dag Of September, s57, on thu premises, proceed
to sell 80 much OF lots Ne. |, No. and No. ,,
comprising the tract Of Lands in The bill and pre-
eeelines mentioned as viii be sufficient 70 PAY thr
snn al enc hundred dollars, with interest thereot
from alay, 1901. until the day OF sale, together
with ali costs attending said sale.
TERMS bonds With approved secnftiY due aud
Pa0able three months atter the day oil sale eacli
sloo interest and costs Aforesaid Tie Lane lie,
IN iti2lfl1ud county, on the waters af Jacksonss
Eiyer and adjoining the lands Of Robert Carpcn-
5qr as! 9thcss.
WASHINGTON STEPHENSON, eg,a.r.
Aas1sl y, lssi.-tia.
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ERRG ssR III:

At Rules held IN the Clerk Office If the Circuit
teIrs of Angasta eoaEty, feP.ember7, is57.
3atfick AcIlear, p4.i...lr
against. it-ii't.''
E.dolph Turk, Sheriff Of augusta
County and Is such, adi1i'dstra.
ter IF Charles McIlear, deed, Defend a,..s.
5.'he Unknown heirs at law OF
Daniel Ncllear, decd. Ro5er.
Acliear, and o.her=-
kssHE o3iee: eff this Suits TO procure decd from
il the heirs Of Charles Mc!ear decd to the
Plaintiff for parcel of land living in the County OF
Augusta, and to make sale aud distribution Of the
proceeds of the real estate of the said Charles Nell
ear decd, among his heirs at aw.
/. appearing by satisfactory evidence that the
Defendants, the unknown heirs of Dane, Nc Hear
decd. RoeeEt Msleaf,tA Unknown heirs Of Peg
~ Mcllear decd, Philip Mcfieire and Kitty his
wife - Daley and Bridget bis Wife and the ur-
known heirs OF Owen Mcilear decd are not nhab-
iiants OF this Commonwealth 1t is ordered that
the said Defendants Go appear here within one
month after due publication Of this order and do
what is necessary % protect their interest.
Copy, Teste, y. C. KINNEY, Gll-.
Sept. u, is.f.-4V.
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Great sRs7p.ea..assRs.

KATlTIl a view to reduce nay stock, shall from.
w This dag ua.il lst October, offer ever, das-
criptien Of Geeds a. serg reduced fftsa. many ar,
tieles at cost aud less Dress Goa5s. such as Bera-
yes. lawns, talic0es, and Gin9hams, very cheap
for cash, ). Il. !. WHITE.
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Ho.sE hfa 1oF F0R sAlE Ar
GREEN Rank.

GUT ABLE fer Tavern, Haasliag llause. ~
- private family, and tine opohiag for Ne
chant. Physician, o. Teachers. Eor particular,
address the undersigned At Green Bank. pocltun,
IS County, 81. = i. sLAVEN.
Aug. S. ls57.-5il.
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.Sold.-James n. Rawson, has sold hi
farm near Lexington, Va, for ST. 600, t.
Mr.. Mattox, of New Orleans.
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Mr. L. Pitman, of Mt Olive, Sdenan-
doah county, Va, raised the present season
twenty seven bushels of potatoes in a square
of ground 81 by so feet.
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UNIVERSITY OLE VIRGINIA.

August Il, 1857.
MIR. JAMES NJ CR4NK, attcaled
my lectures in the Senior Latin Class the last ses-
sion, and was en- 2ssduous and successful student
judge that's he would be able to give good instruc
ton In the Latin language.
GESSSER HARRISON,
Sept. 10, 1857. Prof. Of Latin.
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Y'EKSsEga.

Tuition in primary English fo 10 months $1,000
tory) = $500
English ard Mathematics, 5000
Classics and Mathematics. 80 60
He takes the liberty of referring to the following
gentlemen OF his own county and ncghborhood, the
ev. Jehn A. Broadus, Rev. Vim. 4. Parish, Rev
A. G. Dickinson. Rev. James File, Of Cbarottss-
vile, the Hon. Shelton L. Leak. OF Charlottesville,
BIO. j. Randolph, Shadwel the Row Sam. b.
Rice, Of Stanton. JAMES u. CRANK.
Sept. II, 1851 -tt.-Spec COPY.
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- sALr..A rtRM OI,s,l AcREs.

4 MEAN sTAVNTUA, A.--TIo Farm on
Which reside. miles from Stanton, of about
80 acres. 80 of which are well tiubered is aoI.
sale. The buildings are handsome and spacious
End the land very good ard well watefrd ~
Lewis Greek capahe eft division into two farms
and VIII be sold o. very favorable terms. Address
" N. b. JOHNSON.
Jgly Is, ls5i. Stanton, Va.
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u ALI ALLIE F8k3 FOR 81 DC -
CULPEPER CuGSYY.-=is the agent Of tie
Hon. las. 2. Stother snd jo''. =. Psrtar, 5 % Il
sell privately taaf Yasaaole taAl&A. lying within
one mile OF Mitehels station en- the o. u \. ttail-
road. The road passes through the larsi IN f'tii
view Of the residence This tract confirms at2 l.
CRES 10 Of which are well dabeied, Il lies
beautifully and is in very good adi,iaa Il tbs
time for cropping. Tlese . ~ 5essar g.a55 7r
wheat land (nas,fey3siR t1e STATE, sad il - aa5l-
ees corn ana o&ts we'll The fences agc tGieriof
good. and thersis water in cyely aalG. He Build
ing ! flain but comfortable.
ava ;.atioriled 70 sell this farm Tor Slu, oG0, Ia
DC paid n follows = 0hea possession Is given,
(Which eIu be In al any tNe} and The lance
II and equal annualin aim ents interest paid
Annually. can assure &! fvbic taatB greet bar
gain is offered ia tAe bara tract oi land Il is il
aated in fine RI leaorhaed. with good scheoiz
churches, stores, Snaps lnai Mills ali convenient
! y ore Vito Day des.fe to examine tic premises,
VII please drop me ire, and viii meet him at
AiteAelfs Station any day lfa may designate. ard
Il hewaats to ba, lal'l, he viii mt hesitate lin
ny ePinip'i} To contract for the farm u oecc
t-Atldresy LIE 4 Efsndz Station, faiHppef nm
y, a. - DIR. 9 X HAkR5s, agrns.
Sept. ), Iss5.--tt.
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Maroon Escape. "A narrow escape was
made at lordansville, va /, a few days since.
David Paul Browd, distinguished lawyer
of Philadelphia ATTEMPTED TO get upon the
train as it moved off, fell beneath the first
step of the car, and every one thought for
the moment that he was certainly killed, -
fortunately he did not fall upon the track
but so very near that the wheels Of tie en-
tire train passed over the crown of his ha.
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Ir- A Large Panther, measuring nine
feet from tip e tip, was caught in a trap, on
on the head waters of An9hony's Creek in
Poeahontas county, t.ast week by several
gentlemen, who were hunting Deer. The
Panther was brought to the White Sulphur
Springs, and is now to be seen alive at that
place. 1t is considered very large animal
much larger than common. iPocahontas
,is becoming famous for large Painters
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE.-An persons ia
- debted to the estate Of VIM. Gamhza, des'd.,
by Bond tprevious orr given at the Gssie et'be-
mediately, as indulgence may ma be expected be
yond the first OF Nov. next and Persons holding
claims against said estate reqocsted to prcseu.
them for settlement. THE0. GAMBLE,
TX of VIM. Gamble, deed
Sept. 10, lS57.-2t.
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GROUND PLASTER.

A VERY superior article of Ground Plaster
= constantly on hand at HE Railroad Depot.
Terms easn. W. A. BURKE.
stanton, Sept. 10, lS57.-6m.
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Eeael.es. EsesasslsI,

/ EATHBR Betting, for all kinds of Machinery,
L. froIi y inch to . inch. wide: Lace Leather;
Copper Rivets; Patent Oilers, and Wire Nippers,
at the new Hardware Store, under Union Hall. of
D. w. KENNEDY.
Staunton, Sept. 10, 1857.
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VIRGINIA !:

At Rules held in the Clerks Office of The Circuit
Court of Augusta County, Wednesday Sept. 9th
1857.
= D H. p"aey a and T4ona' $ H0g'' plaintiffs
A. B, Accord, Samuel Shelley and 4 Defendants
others. tzs'ss'"ei4's
J'HE object Of this SUIT is to enforce jaagement
i lien against reg estate, belonging 70 Accord,
Shelley and Quidor.
1t appearing by satisfactory evidence Chat the De-
fer dant Samuel Shelley is not aha9isant. Of tins
Commonwealth II is ordered that the said De-
PENDANT do appear here within oae month after due
publication OF this order and do what Is necessary
to protect his interest. Copy, Iesle,
y, f. KINNEY, |. OK.
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4 tIEAP BABEGEs AID TISSUES. l~lfsyaa
- large TT ei these goods worth igouf57 % Gst
cents, which viii close nut at - ceals per yaft
nice goods for summer. Terms cash.
JSo. f. j.. WHITE.
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lIRGINIi /:

VIRGINIA
At Rules held in the Clerks Office of the Circuit
Court of Augusta County, September 9th 1851.
IaSg T%S Naa aaa;, ai' i'psr' u Plaintiffs
Samuel Shelley, A. b. Accord and noe,.ao,.s
George A. Seliars. pe'ehoaH's'
ENHE object of this suit is to subject the house and
Il lot in the bill mentioned to the Judgment lien
CT the Plaintiff
Il appearing by satisfactory evidence that lie
Defendant Samuel Shelley is notan nhabitant ot.this
Commonwealth 1t is ordered that the said Defen-
dant do appear here within one month after due
publication OF this order and do what is necessary
TO protect his interest A Copy. Teste,
sept. II, Is57.-fw. \. c. KINNEY, Cfl
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T1oB sGRgFgLegs AID C8NCERal,s pI-
a SEASES, 0l&naular and White swcllire.fioi-
fee. Malignant Ulcers and Jid Sores, Ieftar s. at
Rheuiu, onihalna. Hip disease, Pimrl s. Bioiehc4
eli the Pace AMI al diseases originate z IN At in
pure sizts Il the alaad,
kip TIE BLOOD PUEIt- Strengthen as3 ia
vgeate The system. AID yen rentre uiHelrtfas q
al eausEs Of disease. aHa ESCAPE much suffering
~. EHUASEEklsf i eos JaIptutaL DE-
Pt8AFlA t, is especially adapted fulfil All faoss
Important particulars. Ut rHtiics ard enfit,es ths
al9et <a9saiate5 S1e whag axstgm, aud relieves
Fatisatv IRON The many dagreeahle feelings cons
nected with disoraered state d tio liver and
stomach. A. Tonic it IS Invaluable Females Of
weak and deltated habit, viii find # to be a val
liable medicine oV reinKigaratH1 ti4e system. This
valuable medicine Is used exttnsively BY the p,o-
metofs IN their wei known ard successful treat.
i:-eat Ell CANCERS. SeH0FtEA and Chronic Df=
saasas il great in eieeiiag cures III tAcs.
assgr,te u3d painful diseases, has established lis
+.'ua a 4 popularity wherever it has been psed
Ihosa pslng Tie iInpeial DtpuratiFe, will receive
special medical advice from the principal Office IN
ihiladeifha each bottle being accompanied with a
check for that purpose; AID by attontion to this
natter, the most difficult cases can be cured. Tor
sale At the Drug Store ct
hR. Nm. Il. TeUEt.
starnioa. a.
Areit ais1 for LoUSSEFRHY &.eb. s tNTI
RRbb1iSTtG tl.h-llEALlNG SAINE.
Agz. $, 1891.
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4 GTft = On the f5iA inss. we sola AR O. III
ny Establishment 10 Los in s flSan 4l.e
VII hereafter conduct the hasiaszs. M. l. is 4ae4
Known tathis enmmanizs. sad So TAKE pleasure IA
commencing the me- Ieie > tas patronage ii tn
public.
Nsrezn,a ON --aeefe thanks For the liherai pat-
ROM W 4NFe received wsilstin business in
1te5nioH,
Our accounts are new drawn n.I aal tiole Ia
detted are earnestly requested 10 calne forward
nj zstjis =9b n. EeNeHstsIu speedily d. POSI-
BE s5ao 3 aajhariesd % eaieot fer rs.
its Is, Isl.
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New Commission ETousc.

New Commission Eousc.
EENlIi undersigned have This day associated them
Il selves uneer The style Of Bow rock & Browa,
for tue pSrpose Of conducting general Commits
sion business. and respectfully solicit consign-
ments Of produce &c. By stict personal atten-
ton to business, they hope to merit share Of the
public patronage.
Liberal adyfuces made on Gonsignments.
WM. II. B0WC@GK, ALCRETUS +. BROWN,
II Abb narie OF Aibemarle.
\. B.---oncc on Carey and Twelfth Streets,
Richmond, Va.
Sept IL, 1857 .-ly.
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SALE AT THE
sgEVE RIDGE Y1E.N.YsE1E4.

NV III De sod at HuctIOH 90 Tue hlghest buder,
w at the Western end of the Blue Ridge Tun
mel, on Tuesday, the 18th Of September, if fair, if
DOT The next fair day. Beginning at Il O'Clock, tue
following articles.
10 Horses,
Carts
Dump Contractor Cars,
quantity of Cast and Wrought Iron
a large number of six inch Cast Iron Pipes,
some few hundred ofGutta Percha Pipes,
and Gutta Percha Ropes,
large quantity of Cast SEED,
Hammers, Crohbafs, sledges. Blacksmith
Tools, &C.,
a Turning Lathe, and sundry other tools.
FERNS Of payment nade known the day of
sale. G. -GR0EET.
Chief Engineer Blue Ridge X. Road
sept. 10, leo7.-2t--Spec. COPY.
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Tirgia;a CofPer.-Atout 10 tons Of
"copper" from ToncraFs Mines, Floyd COM
" Va, have been shipped during the last
lew DAYS.
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N @ 7 | c z J J
T WILL proceed to sell en- the premises. resprc-
j. lively, on Sotprooy the leh day 81 catoder, 1e5T
the following
TRACTS OF AN T


belonging to the estate Of Mohael Bear decd, 20
wit u he first cantaing "A Jctos. az ascertaiHcd
by recent survey, situate beautiful stream
flowing into Mid5lc Rivers quarter OF a mile from
the pleasant village of CAufelviilc; ard and
quar- er miles from the Town Of stanton. There
are upon the tract all the necessary Improvements
fer both domestic and agricultural purposes.--a-
mong hem q large Brick nVehng; bank Rarn;
an excellent 0itEard of al the variety Of Fruit
common in this climate; and, besides the creek al
Hded to, there is never taiing spring OF me best
limestone water near the dwelling.
The other. containing tSI A crcs, situate on
Buffalo Crock, not far from it, junction with Md
die River, two mics Southwest from Churchva,
and from Depot 81 the Va. Ccnrstl Rail Road;
and also, having upon it the necessary nlprope-
ments for domestic and agricultural purposes, IN
Guiding well of good water within few yards Of
the dwelling. The bottom lands are excellent the
timbered and cleared lands are duly 1rop5rtioued.
It is seldom that such lands (bcing exeeiicnt lire
stone and slate With dense, heavy clay b-soil)
are to be found in Market The heirs being nu-
merous the amount of each ones Distribute share
will be comparatively small consequently, GieJ
will not purc2ase.
THE TERMS VIII be--Afl the expenses attpn-
ding tie sales to be paid upon the delivery OF poe
session, one-fourth Of the residue In six months
and the balance in and two equal annual install
ments next ensuing thereto. be secured by bonds
and satisfactory surety, and retention of the title
as ultimate security. JOHN b. WATTS,
Admir- de bons non with The will annexed
Staunton, Va, Sept. 5, ls55.--tds.-
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RICHMOND MARKET, Sept IS, 1857
reported by Anson Richards.
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rTRl.ce Stray CattFc.

GUsTA COUNTY COURT CLERKS OFFICE
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Pain and Pa.sstd, C5pper and Brlss Nrtt.es al
q cry size. for &prln Batter making, STILLS
manufactured - ugtirf. and constantly kept en-
I.ead, ROOFING, ST0JfiNG, AND .REPAlR-
ING done Al liz shal test ueiiee. y. 7. =.
NJ gust =, lS51.-2m
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Nasa'aaN.

S3N accounts lre aeT drawn ai, and thsse IN
~ debtea sro earnestly requested L. clll ami
Au- ~ ls5T. : - =.
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ASHTON SUIT.

.NXfE have in store, and for sale, oue hundred
w Sacks of Factory filed Ashton salt also ten
sides of No. |. Sole Leather medium weights.
~ STAPLES, MARTIN Il CO.
Sept. IL, ls57,-Speet, eopy.--3t
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-06-02
TrQaAlcas,S Sale.

NHERsAs On the 18Th day ~ August A u, 1850
w Fii,sierich lpltc and Eliza Bpite his wife, ana
lharl;s Eckhaidt AMI Christine f.kharit his wifi.
executed unto Aus.,n Col bi a TRUSTEE. aceitain
de,d ci Trust nveying to SAID T. ustce the lsnd ia
Scet County. Iowa, descrlb 4 n, follows, 10 wit a
rarc, Of land purchased by said ,nfors the 18Th
dss uf A,ril, ID. 1884, Of Philipp and May Baan-
gst and Which is described hs follows efinnlng
the N.fth We corner OF Land conveyed b. Dau,tl
MORT" u kuhi, iheue, y u h - Fast. aloug SAID
kul SWEET liue fnlr uudred Twelve ahd o.i- In I
tA9 a. t. the Mississ " River, theme. with the
meander 81 sad river, South IS we.t tne hundred
ard eight los i.rt. IN nc, North zoe West four
huhdted twelve and hall il2 i-2 feet iothe south
side Of the roa''. l'set ~ IN the ,v OF p,yenpoit
Ia Rockingham, a'id hundred aud light iuSl feet
from plac" OF tcgInnine, thence thu, is place 81
tcsinnine, one hundred and ,irht 1881 feet. whit
san c'uy Saiec WA u.adc ty sid freiiet i,h ant
Ksa ~ lite, and Chxr.s II me Fckh-rdt for
the purpose Of tccrng tn paym Il certain
N nj soy io- and the D'Iest thereon signfd ~
said Fr .ederich III tr AMI J hr.- kcahsfdt. lifted
IL 2sth day of August. A D. 1899, and pa,a able stx
month, after dave. 10 the ordet oil Gu ting. Al
now SID nnte having Re, ou. due ami psy.kle and
the said HOLT and khsrt having fail. Il 10 pay tht
same, Austin 'utliu rnstee nf-rc said, do hers b,
W THIS pubnc nuthe. that by virtu Of the power
which is IN me vested by said deed 81 Trust
! vii on Saturday III" goth day 81 June
H. 1897, at the hour of two O'Clock In the aft no~t
OF ali day st the Court House deer Ia Ill.
| city of Davenport, expose and "ner for sal
| at pu.lic auc,kn. thu parcel 81 land above de-
scrih.d much thereof A. shall te fhci-nt /,
satisfy and paw tn amount Of said noie with tn in
'crest III Ia tie dav 81 ssie together wih tn
and enses att nding sad sale, OF ths motto
ani 1rd7tte', fe,s Upon the completion ~ tuci
sale deed VIII he gwen ~ accordance with IN" stip
| ulAtIon 81 said Deed OF Trust
| Dated the I'D day of May. A d. 1857.
AUSTIN CoaBIN,
May2bits Trustee.