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NJARSIAL'S SALE-ln virtue Of three wrIts
lvI of Teri Facas, issued from the Clerks Office
OF the Circuit Court of the District of Columbia for
the County of Washington, and to me directed,
will expose to public sale for CASH. ia front of the
Court house door of SAID county, on WEDNES-
following described property, to wit: all defendants
right title, claim, and interest and to that part of
Lot No. IL. IN Square No. S7i, commencing q feet
inches from the northeast of said lot, front
ing I6 feet inches on i street North. between 9th
and 10th streets West and running hack that width
the whole depth of the lot together with all and sin
gular the improvements thereon, seized and levied
upon the properly of vii lam ID. Acken, and Will
be sold to satisfy Judicias Nos $751; S3, and $40, 10
Obtober term 1851 IN favor Of Charles kSones. pse
j. ID. HOOVER,
Marshal for the District Of Columbia.
oc dtds
H. THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED
until THURSDAY, the 10th OF November next, at
the same hour and place. rooypp
ocset. Marshal for District of Coumbis.
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ENOR SALE-IIandsome residence on the Heights
Il OF Georgetown. The subscriber, as Trustee, of
iers for sale that spacious and handsome residence
IN Georgetown at present occupied by Charles w.
Palro Esq, The property comprises entire square
OF ground, beautifully improved with walks, trees,
house, with plants in great variety. There are also
on the premises, Stables Carriage house. and other
convenient out houses. The Dwelling House is
large and roomy, having, with the wings, front of
ninety i've te5! feet and commands of the finest
views OF the Potomac river and country around. IL
is heated by furnace lightss with gas and contains
b,th fixtures for hot and cold water; large cisern,
Kitchen range; and almost every convenr ence for
FIRST class residence. If desired the Furniture will
be sold with the house. Possession can be given
immediately. For further particulars terms of SALE
&C., apply to SAM. G. EDES, Trustee.
At Pairo & Nourse's Banking House,
sc N-dSw2aw4w opposite the Treasury.
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$40 - AUCTION SALES.
To.DAY& TOMORROW MORNING

s By A. GREEN, Auctioneer
VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS FRONTING
v on 10TH STREET WEST AND RHODE IsrIxn -
ENUE IT AgcTIoN-On THURSDAY, The xsth IN
stsnt' shall SELL ~ front Of the premises at o elk
?; m, ii ndsome building lots, beng lots D. r.
q, II, L, NJ, n, o, p, and q, in Subdivision of east
na,i al square No. SS7. This property is handsome
iooated, some of which front 10th street west,
DetWeen north street aud Rhode Island avenue,
ain some on the avenue,
elms; One-thlrd cash, balance in To- II. Is and 2.
the purchasers TO give notes for the deferred
pnsmehts' bearing interest from day of sale. deed
BILE. Va S'us' @aAeH' iltie uuuisPu'o-
Oc ga ------ A.GREEN Ancfinnaer
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DIRE 5 8 NJ KING.
MISS NJ. F.. WILSON still continues the DR. ESS
MAKING in all it's branches, at her old stand, 295
Penn. avenue, between 9Th and 10th SITS. oc Slim
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DIED.,

On the 18th instant, at S o. clock a. M, WILLIE
7. GUSTS MAGILE, infant son of John r. and
Isabella X. Magil, aged months. ~
The relatives and friends of the family are re-
spectfuly invited Ia attend his funeral on To NOR
NOR Evening at O'Clock, from the residence OF his
parents. on the corner Of street south and First
streot east, Capitol Hill.
On the 18th instant, Miss HONoRA GRIFFIN,
aged IS years. s.. ... -.--.-
ON the 18th instant, Of consumption. PATRICK
His funeral wal take place from his late residence,
conner of l3th and c stIeets, STAND, Tomorrow
relatives are rec pectluly invited to attend without
further notice.
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NEW GALLERY OF ART.

H r M CUNT YER NON.
The Steamboat THOMAS COLLYER, having
been thoroughly repaired, will make r.,
regular trips to Mount Vernon, leav EsS1k
M her wharf, In this CITY, very
TUESDAY and FRIDAY MORNING. at 9 o'cIk
During the intervening time she will run regular
trips to Alexandria, as usual.
oc8t IF THOMAS BAKER CAPTAIN
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ALFRED sCHtGCKING.$ Trustees.
Oc l0-lawts A GREEN Auctiopeer


BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE COUNTRY SEAT AT PUBLIC
AucIIoN.-On MONDAY AFTERNOON,
october 18th, at three O'Clock, on the premises,
Summer Hill" which is situated in Virginia, on
tHs tarnpihe toau ieanlng rom Mashlngton city TO
consisting oft new and comfortable dwelling house.
land. OF which over lilo acres under cultivation
the rest being hard woodland; good spring water,
good fishing, good water power for milling facto-
ry purposes. The land Tnay he purchased IN two
parcels, about 100 acres with the residence and
81 acres with house, of which l6acres are the
best in the neighbourhood for early gardening.
Terms at sale.
Oc I'D JAS. G, McGI IR L., AuctiOneer.
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An ArrRACrIGE BILL at Odd Fellows Hall
tonight The Juvenile Comedians appear in
the beautiful two-act drama Of "The Momentous
Question" and in the rich farce Of Charcoal
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By JAS. e, McGUIRE A,c,;onaar

u LING -HoHsr UISIUKl BFITk DIV EI.-
rTknSSL How:-On THURSDAY AFTER
gonH Octooer q, at Al O'Clock. on the premises
fronting IS feet on 18th street between l. and Mas,
avenue, running back I24 feet AZ Inches
20 al aiey, VIA inc improvements consisting Of a
neat ana weil-buil twostory brick DWELL -bonse
conlahlng iour rooms and kitchen, with back porch
Terms: One third cash the residue in sir
snd WE'VE months with interest, secured by p
deed OF trust on the premises. y
&C 4-d LAS q. McGITIRE Ann.ior..-
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BY JAMES C MCGUIRE. Auctioneer.

BY JAMES C MCGUIRE. Auotioneer.
FURNITURE AND HOUSEHOLD Eff
h at 70 ococE on PSi .fIss,
near the corner of 9Th street, shall sell the Furni-
tee1 ana 6neGis Of gentleman declining house
Mha i DS, J, PianofSTte, stool and cover
"hnut Maroon Flush covered Parlor Suite. con-
sssdtng OF Sofa, two Arm, two Gothic, and four
Pair of rench. plate Pier Glasses
Rosewood and Walnut Marble top Tables
Cane and Wood seat Chars, Music Stands
git window Shades and Curtains
Excellent Brussels, Parlor, Hall, and Stair Car
Walnut Inn Redstesds. Dressing Bureaus. wardrObes
Hair and Husk Mattresses, Boosters and Pillows
Looking Glasses, Tables, Toilet Sets
Extension Dining Table
Excellent Cooking Stove, Kitchen Utensils &c.
cred Trims ns ~ and under, cash over that tum
do1sed 2, oalry ana SIXTY days. for satisfactorily
-oc I'D JAS. G. MCGUIRE. Auotioueer.
BY WALL & BARNARD, Auctioneers.
A ILLUSTRATORS SALE OF FURNI-
d d Of David Finch. deceased, on 18th street,
WI sell the entire personal effects, as
| hne rosewood case Piano and Stool
Mahogany Sofa, do. Arm and Parlor Chairs
D. Do Centre, Side and Dining Tables
PPsTIor' nsi And and chamber Carpets
B dsteads. Beds. Mattresses
NaEdrobes bureaus, WashstSuds
Sldeboard; Extension Tables
leather Beds, Blankets; and other Bedding
CrockeIy and Glass ware. Knives and Forks
Iron and IIn-ware, Kitchen Requisites 6c&c
credit of SO and 81 days for notes satisfactorT eni
do oc and bearing interest. n,.n
postponed until FRIDAY MORNiNG. ucf. Stb.
same no or AMI place. By E STssGi ,,.,-.-.-
oc2a-d WALK BARNARD, Aucfionee2s::
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By JAMES C.. MEG UIRE, Auctionecr
SUPERIOR MATCHED GREY CARRIAGE
- HORSES, PHsEToN, AND BUGGY, HARNESS &c
On SAIt RDAl MORNING, October, S!st. at VI
cock, in front of the auction rooms shall Sell he
following valuable personal property belonging TO
the estate OF the late Major Oeo r. Lindsay United
States ARMY, viz:
Pair Of superior Matched Grey Carriage Horses
One handsome open PhaetoH
One very superior shifting top double seated Bug
Ky, built &c order in New York, and entirely
One French Coupee
Two sets Double Harness
One Military Saddle
Two elegant Carriage Robes
Horse Covers, Carnage Jack, Buckets, &c. &c.
Terms Fifty dollars and under, cash: over that
sum, credit of sixty and ninety days, for satIsfc-
torliy endorsed notes, bearing interest.
&c 8-d JAS. e. MCGUIRE, A uctoneer.
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TO FAMILIES.

i TO FAMILIES.
WOULD most respectfully call the attention of
iaInlles that wish to keep Themselves com a
Portable this winter with very little fuel to -
NeeSs Patent ParlOr Crate PARLOR -
FURNACE, as he wishes it called. IL is set4A3y
IN parlors as any other parlOr CRATE; set hol IL
low behind, and the cold broug IN from without
and heated, and thrown into the parlors 1t can be
set TO heat above, as TO Parlor Companion or not
lt Is all made of cast iron, and will burn out or
need repairing for MANY years. 1t rs an open CRATE
very handsome. and will not burn more than ha lf the
coal that a common paror crate will burn. 1t is
manufactured IN very cold climate i'm the State of
Massc chusetts, and for sale on at G. Woodward's
Metropolitan Stove and Crate Factory.
&C q St G. WOODWARD.
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Hon. JOB K. TTsoS, Of Pennsylvania, will de-
liver the Lecture on the opening of the coming
exhibition of the Washington Art Association,
which will take place the 18th of December
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DUBLlC SALE OF VALUABLE FARM
u IN ORANGE COUNTY, VA.-Having more land
than can cultivate, will offer for sale. at public
auction, on TUESDAY. the nth day OF November
on Mountain Run, adjoining the lands of Hon. JeTe,
nah Morton and Others, and containing three hun
ored aDd seventy eight acres, about two hund red
acres ciea red and now in Clover, and the
In original growth-well suited to growing a fine
quality of 'robscco. The Buildings have hee1
erected within the last year and suitable for farming
purposes: invite purchasers to examine for them
selves. Having determined to SELL am disposed
to sell a great bargain.
For further particulars address J. J. HaIsey
MItehelPs Station, Culpeper County, or the under,
signed at u. anse Court House.
23-ts GEORGE A. SLEET
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Toys. TOYS. TOYS. in sndls,,, Y r r M,SyN.h 4
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II Owing TO the nclemency off weather YES
terday, and the present pressure the money mar
ket Mai. g. Tochman has POSTPONED the rub
lie sale of his residence and farm, Summer Hill"
in the County of Alexandria. Va, until MONDAY,
the 4th of January next, at 10 O'Clock m, the
premises. In the meantime they offered for
private sale; and further information terms Of
SALE &c, may be obtained at the auction store Of j.
G. Mcclure. -
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
oc 7-2aw Auction and Commission Merchant.
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PAINFUL SIGHT.-This morning two youno
girls were placed in the dock at the guard house
for TRIAL. 1t was their first appearance, bat the
nature Of their offence was such that the sitting
magistrate determined TO commit them to the
wOfkhouse for sixty days. One Of them gave her
age as fourteen years, and the other hftean They
h~o oeen guilty during the night OF drunkenness,
riot, profanity and indeceaey, and could not con,
troi their tongues even in the cells Their youth
excited sympathy, and the question was frequent
~ asked, Can not girls OF such tender years be
saved from destruction 30
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IMMENSE REDUCTION IN THE PRICES
l. OF READY-MADE CLOTHING.
Having on hand an unusually large stock of
READI,MADE CLOTHING and FURNISH
ING GOODS ofthe latest and most approved styles
CARELESS of sacrifice. With this Object in view, we
have marked eur prices to meet the wants of all in
search Of good articles.
NOAH WALKER IL Co.
Marble Hall Clothing Store, No. $50 Pa. av.,
I7-2w Browns, Hotel RuiIdinc
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GREAT CHANCE.-Virginia and other money
~ taken. Great bargains in goods. Having pur-
chased n very superior stock of VELVETS,
CLOTHS, and CASSIMERES at great sacrifice.
and twenty-five per cent. less than prices two
months ago, we will and can offer bargains be
got In this clty also, fine and splendid stock of
Clothing which must be sold for cash.
WALL & STEPHENS,
No. SO Penn. avenue, between 9th and
10th streets, and under Browns Hotel, No.
Oc l6-lmeOd 90. between 9Th and 9TH streets.
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PRoF. CHURCHILL, we hear, is tco hoarse to be
able to read his play tonight, but meeting will
be held at the Academy Of Music for the purpose
of forming Dramatic Association.
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NEW GROCERY, VARIETY, AND PRO
~ VISION STORE

uUTTER. BUCKWHET, NEW HAMS, &c,
- 81 Il, kIns prime GLADE BUTTER,
900 lbs Pennsy vanIa NEW BUCKWHEAT
30 prime NEW HAMS
80 barrels FAMILY FLOUR, Codorus d
RIyersdaleI
hhds. PORTO RICO SUGAR
Just received and for safe by
oe T3t SAMUEL RACON 8 CO.
uAIR JEWELRY.-M. w. GAIT 4 BRO
call attention to the patterns of Hair Jew
eIy, consisting of Pins Earrings Nee laces. Brace
let's Chains, Stnds Sleeve Buttons, c., orders for
which they prepared to execute in the best
style. Nj. w. GAIT d BRO.
Oc T-3t 54 Pa. av., between 9Th and 10Th Its,
ZONE AND SEE!-Just received fsom Phila-
~ del phIa another large supply Of tho very "a.
popular and the best COOKING STOVES -dSa
III this country or any other land. SpMS
The RsIIg Star, or Double-Oyen Cooking S4N
Stoves, with single and double ovens, made very
heavy and strong for this market. 1t is my Stove
as such stand by It
For sale only at C. Woodward's Metropolitan
Stove and Crate Factory, No. Sl8 and so Pennsy l.
wanna avenue.
Oc H-6t c. WOODWARD
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DRY GOODS AT REDUCED PRICES.

n frame Pianoforte, used one year in q careful
family, Of Hallet. Davis * Co. Boston. renowned
manu- fact urers, will be sold at great bargain, feI
cash or credit at our great Piano Emporium.
..'..-.- JOHN f. ELLIS,
oc2 9GS Pa. ave bet. 9Th and 10Th SITS.
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The RIVER--At Riley's wharf arrived, from
Alexandria, schr. Mary, Capt. Armstrong, with
iso tons OF camel coal for the Gas Company.
The Alexandria steamboats, are running regu-
larry o-day.
lNOn-Our river reporter has been getting
married, which must account for the scantiness
Of items with him to-day.-Ep1
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DIsNIssED.-Last night, Arthur McLeish, who
was charged with fOrcibly entering the room Of
Mi David Reed sometime since, went to the
office Of Justice Dom and answered to the charge
MI Reed was sent for, and after being sworn
stated that McLeish was not the man He was
accordingly dismissed.
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MAYOR MASEuDER, Alderman Dove, and sew
eraI other gentlemen went down to Richmond
last night, 70 represent this city at the Virginia
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-15

That our Eastern contemporaries may form
some rational estimate of the abundance of
this years crops. we have the pleasure of
informing them, that in no preceding year
have we seen so many tangible tokens of
agricultural abundance as now covers this
State. Farms have multiplied almost be-
yond computation. Wheat, corn, barley
and oats are everywhere thrifty, unaffected
by heat or insects and affording yield
that makes our farmers Jolly class of men.
The crop of barley is immense, and must
certainly affect the price to considerable
extent. Not only are the crops abundant
and the harvest unsurpassed, but the stock
of cattle, hogs and sheep increased in
an equal ration, notwithstanding the great
loss in the last terribly cold winter We
predict that hay, grain and almost every
species of produce this Fall. will be so
abundant AS to bring the prises down to
what is reasonable. Already the price Of
flour has been affected by the prospects of
the incoming harvest. Hundreds and thou
sands of farmers are anxious to sell their
crops under contract at stipulated prices
So far as We know, in Illinois and Wisconsin
the same general abundance prevails.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1857-08-15

INTERESTING TO HousEKEEpERs.-
In strolling up Ripley street between Second
and Third streets. our attention was attract
ed to a row of brick dwelling houses, which
had so much the air Of metropolis, that
we ventured TO make closer inspection Of
the internal, external and apartment beau
ties Of the block. The front view presents
an aspect quite aristoeratic, with heavy
steps and ratings by which to ascend from
the street TO the first story. The windows
are of modern style, coming down to the
floor on this story, and opening upon neat
little piazza, where in a summers evening
the household may sit and enjoy the fresh
air and observe the busy throng threading
the streets This story consists of a hall,
from which doors lead into the back yard,
into the dining and sitting rooms There
are here but two rooms These are connected
by folding doors There are four rooms in
the story above. The stairs lead from the
hail. and two Of these rooms are merely
sleeping rooms, while the remaining two
may be used as kind of family sleeping
rooms, each having large and commodious
closets. In the basement there is q cooking
room, dining room, pantry and cellar, max
ing in all nine rooms to each house. There
are good cisterns to each. and convenient
yard room. We understand that these
beautiful dwellings we're built by La Fayette
Parker, Esq, and that they are for rent
Mr. Parker has built large number Of te-
nant houses, within few years. and we un-
derstand that he finds the investment more
safe and profitable, than the loaning OF
money upon real estate. As there are a
large number Of citizens and new corners
who are in pursuit If better class Of hou-
yes, We freely give such this information.
Renting Of houses has become source Of
more gain asd pss6t thAa raj sstAts spesu-
latisaA sad ~ ~ I'D y ~ y hasv e
suf ollatslase kl1be ailAnA hss6ise
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their money in this way. Our city is bound
to become the most popular and wealthy of
any West Of Chicago. There il no rational
doubt but that it will be the center Of a
Wholesale trade for oil Of Central Iowa. The
greater the number Of dwelling houses
built the faster will be the increase Of our
population. Mr. Parker is worthy of much
commentator, not alone for the building
of this row Of beautiful and convenient re-
sidences, but for the large number Of dwell
ling houses which he has erected within the
vast few years, both below and upon the
Bluff Such enterprise deserves the good
wishes Of community.
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The Goodwood Cup Race.

New York Aug II.
The Canada mails came to hand this
evening The London Times has the fol
lowing in relation to the race for the Good
wood Cup. The Americans regarded the
success of one of their horses with no little
confidence and it must be confessed that,
although Prior and Prioresss were defeated,
they were not disgrace,l, and the general
opinion was, that the American horses
might have figured more prominently
had they been entrusted TO men more en-
pericnced and accomplished in their profes.
sion as the English Jockies. Indeed Prior
ess looked all over the winner at the dis
lance The start was made with difficulty,
ewing to their fractiousneSs Several breaks
were made when the flag was dropped
Niscount reached to the front, but on reach
ing the grand stand Riseber who was pull
ling hard went up to him.
Niscount, Monarque, Gunboat, Fisher
man and Melissa, clustering well up, the
American horses bringing up the rear
On turning cut of the straight, however,
Prioress emerged from the back, went away
with lead OF bait dozen lengths-Florin,
Marque, Gunboat, Fisherman, Ni=count and
Arsenal running in body next
On rounding towards the clumps Prioress
ran wide. and Gunboat was left in possession
of the lead. which he carried on into the
dip. On rising into sight, l,isebcr and Pri-
Dress were running in close company with
Gunboat, followed by Melissa. Florin Mon
argue. Fisherman and Arsenal. They ran
thus to the last turn, and on descending the
hill by the half mile post, Gunboat slipped
and fell, and Arsenal Jumped upon him
Fordham fortunately kept his seat, but Re
stral and Comma di Vergy both came to
the ground.
The lamentable occurrence of last year
Immediately rushed to the minds Of the
spectators and the most painful interest was
excited. All fears We're dispelled as the
joekies were seen to scramble up apparently
uninjured alter this accident Eiseber was
left with slight lead with Monarque on
his quarter, and Prioress next with Prior
well up. The American horses going par
ticularly strong and well at the half dis
lance, Monarque went up to Riseber, and
Prioress gave way to Fisherman. The race
from that point was virtually reduced TO
match between the first two, Monaraus
winning by a head three lengths betw cen
the second and third Anton who met with
a disappointment by the accident, was bea
ten about three lengths by Fisherman.
Prioress was a bad fifth. Prior and Melissa
Were sixty and seventy. The Athens were
pulled up.
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Trupstee,a Sale

TPUSUec'o Sale.
~HEREAs on the nineA day Of May. D, 1855,
w James A Allen and Margaret Alien his
wife, executed unto Samuel sylvester q Trustee,
certain deed Of Trust CONVEYING 70 sald trustee Inc
land in Scott County, Iowa. described - follows u
wit The South East quAr1ar OF the 0onth Hat
quarter Of Section number thirtyave (86l ia TOWN.
ship number seyenty-niHe (7S) North, OF Rang.
number two [2l East, containing forty f%O acres Of
land, together with all the buildings and appnrte-
nances thereto belonging which said conveyance "a,
made BY the said James aud Margaret A Allen for
the purpose OF securing the payment Of two GER
tain promssory notes and the interest thereon.
signed by said James A Allen, payable 10 Moses II
Pike, dated the 9Th day Of Nay, d, 1855 and pay
able as follows One for the Of fty dollars pay
able In twelve months from date and for the sum
OF four hundred and twenty five dollars, payable IT.
teen mouths afs' date with interest at ten per cent
after due and whereas said Samuel sylvester has r..
fused to act - Truses a. aforesaid and the UNDER
signed At request OF the parties 10 said Deed OF Trust
County. TO act - such Trustee In the place OF said
Sylvester.
And now said last mentioned note having become
due and payable aud the said James A Allen having
failed to pay the same, Harvey Leonard Trustee
a. AFORESAID, do hereby give this public notice that
by virtue u the power which Is vested by said
deed Of Trust. and the appointment OF said county
Judge, viii on Saturday the 18th day Ct September
1907, at the hour of2 O'Clock in the afternoon Of said
day. at the Court House door in the city Of Dayen-
port expose and Offer for sale, at pubic auction 10
the highest bidder for cash. the parcel Of land
above described, or much thereof rs shall
be sufficient to satisfy and nay the amount Of
said note with the interest thereon to the day Of eale
together with all the costs and expenses attending
said sale Of this notice and Trustees fees Upon the
completion Of such sale a deed will be given in
accordance with the Stipulation OF said deed Of
Trust.
Dated the 18th day OF August, A D, 1857.
HARVEY LEONARD.
Auglodtd Trustee.