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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-06

JOhN MURPHY. .4TTUhAtl ~ In ~
81 will practice in the Courts oil "estho'e
land, Rc' mond, and Northumberland ounhes'
Post Office. Rice's Store, Weltmoreland ounty
Y. dec ST
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Gibhon. Patrick, Alfred, and Wilkes,
ko,al, Wilkes. Pit, and GiO5On,
Oronoko. Pendleton, West and Line
Fayrrtr. Qu-en. Henry, and Cameron,
Payne, amrror West, and Q i'en,
Paln". Pendleton, West, and "yths,
Payne, West, Wythe, aud Madison,
Madison. " the, and Line,
u olson. West, PAYNE, and Wythe.
Maalscn. Fayette Wes;. and Payne,
Madison. Patrick, Henry, and Nythe,
Madison. FAyerre, Henry. ami Wythr,
Ppud!eton. Payne. Wythc, and West,
Madison, Payne fayrtte, aud "y'hr,
Madison. Fay-,te, Wyrhe aud Payne,
Madison. Ftyette, ", the, and Henry
Madison. Patrick, Wytne and Alfred
prudietou. Payne. Fayette, and Wyfhe,
Madison Payne, W'st, and WITH.
Madison. Payne, Falrrrr, and wynn,
Manson, Henry Wyihe. and fAyet,e,
Madison. Henry. Patrick aud Wy'hs,
Cameron, Payne FayrIte, nd Queen.
Prudletou, Payne, fayetts, and o.onnAo
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X A SINCLAIR. C,rs

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN ia. =
u Tu'dIy, Tho lG,h d. Of Ea,sI, 'sgr al.
o'ciotk, II, al my office, ON hryol street 90 10,
city of Alexandria ' snail proceed 'o's,,
the accounts and make Tee inquiries ar-.'..
By the foregoing decife, ar~ricE owc .ut N..s,
all persons interested thrr.ia rr' hereby rcrt.
10 attend. Given under my .ni. ms % 1lY
OF February, lH5"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-06

aRrWaRt CUTLERY, hc.-ho ~,
3 : hriI Eo.gi 81. fq .4lsIar6,id. Kugin,a
yu.la = rFJtGbiUA respectfully informs
o.. Il. amd ,orn.: customers, that having
arranged ~ gmarr IN alexandria 70 settle up
rrr o.i 'u.ru se %; ! Creighton Il Co, ne
raa t.A the s'art formerly occupied BY Jas
+ I.rirn 90 wes- s.re Of Royal street, a lev
doors noIin OF hlu street vi re- ~ ne kept
- v... escorted s'cc, OF trti IS IN his line OF
hus,rr Not intending to'ta! ia m ny oil the
A-t,y articles heretofore sold by him. no e at
ifr'lou viii be- gwen 10 those SUITED 10 Family
puiu -. and h- requests he attention OF house
sr,rer- 10 tie SAM Ne Wi, also, keep a
good ,',g. OF Fu'drg Materials, Mechanics
oo!s. aid "a ~ lmpl, nrnts. Which will
b. sold ~ reason. bic prices Having exP-r
,rr ceI b: a.avy csars H. his old business. the
.r.at ,ytrS 9esuung from an indscnmlnarr
,J.Gt sry,m hr Wi 81 J uI"n short redH 10
rnu,;na, customers tut Wi! mah- II 10 their
al, au:asr 10 purchase OF cAsu-ali acc cunts
o.. fp Crr,,d ret due upon The Isl oI July anr
Il on tn - oi g., uarI ~ lrs- oin~r"sr agreed
Lrou ,ct,,t ,pis ,rrh b. srU'iy Gdh''d 10 HIS
! rice- an b.. ba d It ~ rba' prihcIrIe which
vt,. ID. ru me, interest OF The oyer.
Al p.I.ors iIr,br,d 10 l"tn ! C'eieh'"D
Co.. vii I',s.r ,ai art lsI n as sIfc enf
I'm. r,s .'r,a,'y t".ngrsUrd Inn Hose sc-
caur,. a. %. z ,'ardig vi be- PLACID ~ suIt
.,... ......,.,r. rr trad rb Is
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ADyERTtsEmENTs.
SPLENDID SCHEMES


To be dra,y. at Wilmington, Delaware,
IN MARCH, 1858.
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BRILLIANT SCHEME.
;fJ-Hal"es - 5u--Quar,ers So IS.
Eighths 81 81


OITERY for the benefit of the State of Del!
I aware, Class 50, for SOS, Ia be drawn al
Delaware, on SA1Uki Az, March
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-03-06
| 81. Cameron and Fair AK,
Lot Fairfax Franz I'm and Rc; al,
Lot, Duke.
Lot, ~ Asaph,
Lot. Duke,
Lot, Gibbon and Royal,

Lot. Gihbon and Patrick,
Lot, Royal and Wilkes,
half sqr Oronoko. Pendleton Il Wost,
Lot. Fayefte AMI Alley,
quarter spa = Cameron and Payne,
one square, West, Wyrhe and Payua
nall square. line and Wythe,
ne quar- Madison, West. and ayno.
J az Madison. Fayetre. Westh Payne,
90 sQr Madison, Patrick and Henry
Fdyerte
-Guare, Pendlrton, Payne, &c,
square. Madison. Pay he, Sc,
I quare Madison. FaleIte &c.
qu.re, Madison, Wythe, Fayetie, &c.
Patrick. &c
or PenJl"ton PAYNE, Fayetrr Henry
.quarc. Madison, Payne. West, &c
! ,quar-. Fayetie, Sc,
| quare, Madison, Henry, sc,
I quar-. Madison, Henry fairlcE,%c
quarter square, Cameron art Payne,
on -qr Pendleton, Payne n Fayerte.
one .quarr, Washington and %esr,
I ST. asnl0gton, FAystte X Henry.
quarter ar. Washing on and Nythe,
,qr Wash, Wyhe Patrick hHcnTy,
quarter quare. Cameron and Payne,
Lot, Cameron and Mater
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N WHOSE NAME LAST ST rEr ON WHICH 1HF
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sIULgTs BOUNDING TIE sQUAsg "iTHi> "BlCu
TBg PROPERTY LiEs-
Gibhon, Water Union aCd Wilkes.
Union, Wilkes, Gihboc, aud Eiv~r.
Wilkes Fairfax ROYAL and Wolfe,
Columbus. Volt. Wilkes and AI'r'd.
Franklin. Union. Water. and Jefferson,
Prrucess Fairfax Royai. and Z ,~en,
KIM. ROYAL Fairfax. and cau~r0n,
Qu-eu. c, lImhus, Al red, and Cameron,
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). FERGUSON BEACH
Master Comr ~ Cirurr Court
ten l2-iawAw oi Alexandra GnHrry "
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-08
The Value Of Spanish Coinat She Mint

A letter from Mr.. Cobb, Secretary Of
the Treasury, TO citizen of Utica, throws
light on the subject, which is of genera
interest at this time. He says: Il an
not able to state the market price of such
bullion at the present time. Authority
was formerly given to the minis at Phila
delphia and New Orleans to purchase
silver of that standard at 1923 cents pei
ounce, but our stock Of silver coin and
bullion becoming too large for conven-
fence, this authority was revoked nearly a
year since, and purchases of silver bullion
are not now made at the lnints at any
price. The act of July 2l, 1853, author
ICES the receipt Of Spanish Mexican quar-
tcrs at the Treasury and its Offices, ard
the Post Offices, at twenty cents each, and
for the space of two years, authorizes them
to be deposited in the mint at Philadel
phia, and payment of their nominal value
Of 25 cents each IN new cents. These are
the only modes in which Spanish quarters
are received and paid. for on public &C
count at the present time. Gold bullion
may be deposited at the mint and its
branches, and essayed and coined on ac-
count Of depositers. But this is not the
case with silver bullion. Nor is silver au-
ti'orlzed 10 be coined by law, except or
public account"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-08
What is the Legislatu. Doing !?

We are asked this question great many
times day, as also the question, "Whel
will the Legislature adjourn? o. Now, we
can answer the first, that the Legislature
is hard at work, peSecting and finishing
up the various bills that are before the two
Houses. The Revised Statutes present a
large mass of matter, alone, and require a
session expressly devoted to them, every
evening from 4 ~ 10, and sometimes /
o'clock.
We do not wonder why the people are
an, DIS to know all about what is going
On tut when they see the Report of the
Investigating Committee, they will wonder
no longer-they will then be perfectly sat
isfed with every dollar it has cost them
The Black List will soon appear before the
public, and will show mass of coiruption
never dreamed Of We say to the people,
bide your time-wait till the Legislature
adjourns-and thenthcn iou will no long
or ask what has been done? As to when
the adjournment will take place, we do not
know, but we are satisfied of one hing
that they will not sit an hour long er than
is absolutely necessary. Be patient as
all is we'll Mad. Patriot.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-08

MAN.-We take the following rich NOR
sci from one of Dow, jr's. short psfsnt ser
mons:
Man looks upon life jus: as he looks up
on woman-there is no living with them.
and he can't live without them. He will
run after them, and rather thau be held
he will loose his coat tail and character
kiss them for love and kiss them for leading
him into trouble. So with life. He par,
takes of its pleasures and then curses il 70,
its pains; gather boquets of bliss, and when
their blossoms have faded, he finds him
selfin possession ola bunch of briers, which
is all owing to little incident which oc-
cured in Paradise, when man was as green
as tobacco worm, and as unsuspicious as
tree toad in thunder storm. He was
told to increase and multiply, and so &C
cordingly increased his cares and peopled
the worl1 with a parcel Of candidates fol
geilitiop, aud am one of them.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-08

ApING RoYALTY.--The Washington
correspondent of the Cincinnati Gazette
says:
Our very Democratic Administration is
gradually advancing towards the forms
and pomps of Court. When the White
House was formerly opered for company
in the evening, it was called a reception
But we have changed all that. 1t is now
"a drawing ROOM" after the manner O
Queen Victoria, at whose Court the Presi
dent and Miss Lane cultivated the graces
Last night was the closing affair Of the sea
son, and most beggarly affair it was
both in numbers and character. All the
odds and ends Of creation appeared to have
collected, from the Supreme Bench, dowr
10 the smallest and tilthiest demagogue
His Excellency" looked jaded and tagged
and the homage paid hla Was cold and
| ccremonious.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-08

MORE SECRET Soc1ETIEs.-Tbe Demo
Gratis of New York City, have secret or
ganization connected with the Tanimany
Hall, called "Foresters," and the New
York Tribune gives long and somewhat
minute description of formidable new SC
cret political organization there, somewhat
resembling the old Know Nothing party,
called the Young Mems American Gener-
al Committee" composed of active inhu-
entail men, already numbering many thou
sand names. The Tribune says, the OBJ
ject of the organization is entirely polite
al, and calculated to operate largely in the
next Presidential election. 1t is under
stood that the organization is not limited
to the City of New York, but extends
quite generally over the country.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-08

A CORRESPONDENT of the Troy Times
writes from Washington as follows: [ like
to live, but if Virginia life, as it is, were
offered me and life lease for some years to
come, | should be disposed to say, No,
thank you! Let me die decently, among
my kindred This ham to-Houth life must
be living death, and Virginians them
selves laugh at the miserable lives of the
Northern farmers who have been induced
TO settle among them. Just think of go
ing II miles for pound of ten, or 0 miles
tor family physician; so miles to church
and to school but six walks in four years "
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-08
SATURDAY, MAY 9th, 1858.
Gold in Iowa.

Gold In Iowa.
The excitement in Union, Clarke, Mad
ison and Adalr counties, in this State, is
still on the increase. The Winterset Mpd
isoniqn of the 18th ult. comes to u' with
further information on the su beet. 1t is
published near the centre of the reputed
gold region. 1t says" the intelligence from
the "diggens" stil wear favorable aspect
A lump of pure gold worth about 5000 is
announced as among the discoveries Of the
past week. Near Alton, in Union county
it is said parties are making five and tel
dollars day in gathering the dust. The
washings in CLARK county are also favora
bly, reported, and it is thought still more ia
vorble intelligence will yet coma in from
Adair, where, it is prophesied, the richest
dggings will be found this side of Callfor-
mia. Good judges, or persona capable o
giving a good opinion in such matters, say
that gold will be found throughout this en-
tire section, and in greater quantities thar
we have vet dreamed Of"
Gold is said to exist, also, Ill heoKuK court
ty. Life an the Vest, published at Sig
Quincy, the county seat, says, in its issue
of the 18th, that ':Jonas Keck, Esq, ha
su cceeded in finding gold in a slough ii
the west side of town. The specimens
found are similar in all respects to the fine
dust of ajifornia, and is found under sir
liar conditions-mixed with black sand Of
the same character. Mr.. Kcck spent sew
eral years in the gold mines of California
and ever since his return has had an abid
ing faith that the pure metal would bt
found in many localities in Iowa, and now
entertains no doubt of its abundance
Several other returned Californians pro-
nounce the specimens found to be the gen
uine stuff Dubuque. Herald.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-08
Gymnastics IN SWEDISH SCHOOLS.

Special pains are taken in the pubic
schools of Sweden to develop the physical
as well as the intellectual powers OF the
pupils. The following account is given Of
the system which the Sweeds pursue:
Every school building has its larg'
high room, with earthon or matted floor.
and all sorts ofirnplements for developing
the muscles; ladders, poles, wooden hor>
es, cross-bars up to the roof, jumping-pla
ces. ropes for swinging, knotted ropes iol
climbing, DC. The Scholars are not al
lowed to exercise on what they wish, bu'
there is a regularly arranged scientific sys
TEN. They are trained In squads, ar
move and march, sometimes to music, a
the word of c. mmand.
AT large public school in Stockholm
| saw lads in their noon lessons OF gym
nastics. The teacher gave the word, ane
dozen sprang out toward a pole will
cross-hars, and, clambering up it, eaci
hung with his legs; then at the, word all TO
gether dropped their heads baekwards,ane
hung hy their feet and ankles, then again
recovered themselves, and let themseve
down. Another party, one after another
squirmed up naked mast; and other
pulled themselves up hand over hand on
knotted rope; Others, in succession, playt(
leap-fiog over wooden horse; then tie,
marched to The beat OF the drum. Tn
smaller or weaker boys begin with tn
lowest grade of exercise, according to
scientific system arranged for health
They all seem to go into it with relish
and showed well trained muscular power
| could not but conclude thaC the SUPERB
or physique of the Swedish men is not en-
tirely due to the climate.
When will Americ.. learn that healt
and strength have their unacceptable law
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-08

Tbs LILLIEs.-A traveller in palestine
says: Not far from the probable site where
the sermon on the Mount was delivered
our guide plucked two flowers, supposed
to be of chat species to which our Lord
alluded TO when He siad; "Consider the
lilies of the field" The caylix of this ri,
ant lilly resembles crimson velvet; and the
gorgeous flower was of white and lilac and
truly no earthly monarch could have been
"aFlayed" mere gloriously THAI tone O
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-08
In probate-W oodfolk.

State of Wisconsin, County ofGran ss:-County Court
April Term, 1855. lrest nj, William McGonigal,Judst
In the matter of the last will and testament Of James
Woodfolk, deceased.
an reading and filing an instrument in writing pur-
porting to be the last will and Testament Of James
Woodtok, late OF tie town OF Potos III sa1d county
deceased.
And thereupon it is ordered that the proofof said in
srument heard before the Judge Of this court at INC
day of May A. ID. 1858, at 10 O'Clock, A Nj OF said day
.ll it is iItcr ordered that notice thereof be given
to all persons interested by publishing this order ol
three successive weeks previous to said day of hearing
in the s'Crant County HERALD weekly newspaper
printed and published at Lancaster in said county
WILLIAM McGONlGAL County Judge
Dated April 18th, 1883. hist
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-08
LEGAL NOTICES.


State of Wisconsin, County of Grant ssCoanty Court
Anil Term 1858. Present, william McGonigal, Judge.
Ia the matter of the estate Of Caleb L. lrsh deceased
this day was filed in this court the petition of Eliz-
aleth Irish widew of said deceased, praying the ap
nonment of Stephen b. Ish administrator OF the es
tate of said deceased.
And thereupon it is ordered that tn matter of said pc
,;tian he heard before the Judge of this court at IL
day of Nav A. d. 1855 at 10 clock A. NJ of said day
And it further ordered that notice thereof be given +
all persons interested by publishing this order for three
successive weeks previous said day Of hearing in the
eGrant County Herad,'a weekly newspaper published
at Lancaster, in said ty.- Dated April 2sth 1895
asst WILLIAM McGONlGAL, County Judge.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-08
Sherif's Sale
Grant Circuit Court,
April Tenn, 1858.
Daniel Banfll,

John Richards and Elizabeth
Richards, his wife. Foreclosure OF Mortgage
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN that by virtue of Judge
Y ment rendered by the Circuit Court OF Grant Co..
Wisconsin, the 10th day of April A. D. 1855, IN the
cause wherein Daniel Banll is PlanH,and John Rich
ards and Elizabeth Richards, Defendants; and by the dl
recton of the Plaintiffs Attys will sell at Public VEN
due to the highest and best bidder for cash in hand
the 7h day of june A. D. 1885, at o'clock afternoon
ofsaid day. at the door of the court house, i'll the VII
age Lancaster said county, all the right title and
interest which the said deft John Richards and Eliza
beth Richards, his wife, had at the date oil the mort
gage referred to in said judgement in and to the follow
ing described premises to wit:
part of the E1s of the VIZ of Sec 4, in Town o.,
north of Range west commencing at the north east
of piece of land heretofore conveyed by Enos r.
Finn to James Peasley thence west nine (9) rods thence
north thirteen and half rods thence east nine ~
rods thence south thirteen and half rods to the
place of beginning containing hundred and nine
teen and "a rods of land all in Grant County Wisco sin
The above sale will be made to satisfy the sum OF
S23 45 l00 the adjuged by said court to be due
10y said defendant TO said Plaintiff together with inter
est aud costs and accruing costsDated Sherls Office,
April Goth, 1888, d. WARD, Sheriff.
! BARBER 4 LOWRY, Prlls Ats 44-6t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-08

The Imports of dry goods and general
merchandise for the third week in April al
the port of New York, amounted to s., e43
1913 Last year, S4,s34,7S4. Import.
ince the lst of January this year, S3S.2I8,
79l. Last year, $76,738,2 90. Exports
sinca the lst January this year, from tn
above port, sl7,673, 900. Last year, s5l
49,, 400; exclusive of specie. 1t will b,
seen BY the above, that our Imports thi.
year are just about one-half of what the,
were last year.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-08
In E9ruhate-Webb

: April Term 1855. Present, William McGonigal judge.
In the matter of the estate of Frederick Webb deceased
nN this day came Jane Webb, administrators of the
estate Of said deceased, and on her motion ii Is or
ered that all claims and demands of all persons against
said deceased be proven before the judge of this court
the court house, in Lancaster, in said county.
And it is fi Their ordered that the first Monday ofJuy
1858, and the first Monday of September, 1883, be an
the hereby the times and places, when
and where proof Of such claims well rs all claims and
demands in Offset thereto will be heard by said Judge
and that six months from the date hereof be limited fol
lall persons 10 present and prove such claims
And it is further ordered that notice thereof be given
to all persons interested by publishing this order oriou
~ successive weeks in the ''tirant County Herald,
weekly newspaper published at Lancaster,in said county
commencing within 80 days from the date hereof.
WILLIAM AcGONIGAL County Judge.
Dated April 21st, 1858. 45-4t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-08
Sale Of Real Estate-FergusOu

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned
~ Administrator of the Estate of Robert Ferguson
lte OF Grant County, eceased,by virtue Of license
and authority granted to him by the County Court o.
said County, date December 7th 1857 will offer fnr sale
and sell Public Auction the highest and best bidder
all the following described tract of land in said county
Of Grant, Wisconsin, designated as follows
The west half of northeast quarter, and the eastaf
of northwest quarter OF Section ~ in Town four
north of Range four west also, the south west quar- tel
of south quarter OF Section thirty six in Town Eve
north Of Range four westcontanng oAer Two hundred
acres according to government survey.
The sale to be Tor cash in hand, and at the outward
door of the courthouse i'll Lancaster in said county,
Saturday the I'D day OF Ma, next, at O'Clock F. M
DAT Lancaster isconsin, Al ril Goth, 1858 Al st
JOHN ROSSIE, Administrator of
Il. EcrgusOn's EstAte.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-08
In Probate Venning.

State of Wisconsin, County of Grant ssCounty Court,
April Term, 1858 Present, William McGonsal judge
In tile matter OF the estate of John Venning, decd
nN this day came William Brandon, administrator OF
the estate of said deceased, and filed i'll this court
his administration account for final settlement oil sa
estate.
And hereupon ii is ordered that said account be ex-
ained by the Judge Of this Court at the court house.
in Lancaster in said county, on the 18th day of May
1863 And it is further ordered that notice thereof be
given all persons interested by publishing this order
for three successive weeks previous to sand day OF near
ing in the s'rant County Herald, weekly newspaper
lninted and published Lancaster, in said county
WILLIAM McGONIGAL, County Judge.
Dated Anril 10th. Is5S. 4s-ot
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-08
Petition for Insolvency-Hun1

In the matter of VIM Hunt Of Grant County, Wis.
Petition for Insolvency.
Yy,E creditors of said petitioner are hereby required
to appear before the unGersignedat his ofhce IN the
next at of said day, to show cause if any they
have why assignment OF said petitioners estate, sho
not be made and he be discharged from his debts in
cordance with the provisions Chapter l20 OF Revised
Statutes of the State of Wisconsin.
Petition filed March 10th, 1858,
WILLIAM McGoNIGAL, County Judge,
dO-In exnlicio Court Commit sSiOnlr.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1858-05-08
Sherins Sale-N or1nan.

Orlando s. Jones and Obed c. Jones, executors of Tx
last viii and testament of Chancery JONES' ir, dcceas
ed plaintiffs, William z. Norman, defendant.
Grant Circui: Court.
Foreclosure Of Mortgage.
NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue of judgement
render, ed i'll said the 18th day OF Ma eli, ~
D. 1858, in the cause wherein Orlando STONES and0bed
&c. Jones, executors of the last will and testament Of
Chancery JONES' r, deceased plaintiffs and William
P Norman is defendant; and authority, and by Tho
direction OF the Plaintiffs Attorney, will sell at Public
Vendue to the highest and best bidder for cash in hand
on the 24th day of May ~ D. 1858, at O'Clock after
noon of said day at the door OF the court house in the
village of Lancaster in said county, all the right title
and interest which the said defendant Norman had
the date of the mortgage eferred in said Judgment in
and to the following described premises to witt The
half ct the southwest quarter of section No town
NORTH Range west all in Grant County, State Owls
consin.
The above sale will be made to satisfy the of$105
25-l0O the audged by said to be due by said
defendant to said plaintiff, together with interest and
costs and accruing costs.Dated at Lancaster, March
Both, a. d 1858. D. WARD, Sheriff,
5. o. PAINE, Grant County, Wis.
PITS Atty. 4I-6t