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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-15
BRACES ARCTIC IMMINENT

This ncomprehenslbe Lfhimtnt, upon which the great
the pangs of Rheumatism, neuralgia Gout, Eryspeas,
eutanecus diseases rapidly all similar prep
aatons. The propretors give for the of
derini cures enected by during past months
thcates from the parties named aye in the of
the Propretors but their length Precudes publication OF
One Bottle triumphant.
Mrs. MONT, s46 Morgan Street, Louis, having
preparaons Without by one atty cent bot
" - Ont of Pursntory.
saGsrins psns: his SsaTasis
~ e''' '''''D' Fly uhe I.itrIe Children
little daughter Mrs. Lee residing on Lake street,
Chicago. scalded all by the upsetng Of kettle
of boiling The Arctic Lniment applied accord
and in a few days the little sufferer well.
Mrs George X. Tyler Canal street, had long suf-
rsf AZ from ON painful and eruption on tbs face
's'''eN " '''' iIorFiSic Tumor.
horrible tumOr on the neck which resisted all remedies
until he tried the arctic Linnent Three bottles
49,. -" WondcrfnI Care!
saT; with i. 1paS palsy after being II despair 5o% the
''''''' = '''''' An EXpiosIon.
hereby certify that having been badly bruised and
sSadea by the sSpiGsgn q Steam Boil induced
y extra ted romthe soas and in very short time all
nFSF TEe IIn 5Ss' sssS Jackson street
WKas5En ClET, IO'ra, Nov. 9th, 1851.
had been afflicted with ufamed eyes, In aggravated
degree, tried
to no eGeet1 was induced by Dr. Baum to try the Arctic
Imminent, aud In two months was neeriy we'll My little
In the same manner for the same
in one eye. applied your valuable Lniment, and her
Bit bottle cured my daughters eyes my own, besides
WEBSTER CRY, Iowa, Nov S Si6, so
thereby certify acquainted with William
RUSSELL and with the Astounding he mentions, and
J.wADsw6HTH, p. n, Webster city.
Good for animals.
This invaluable Lniment lie also equally ehcatous in
curing the diseases OF animalo wneSs the following
keep the two largest livery the West and
orally known thrOughoutthe United States
We tbeuLdersgned used Dr Brages ATetie Lni.
perOr efficacy curing the diseases OF horses we'll
a on ~ In me me Ss sn a made
number OF year,, extensive livery stables this city and
great Gnhssitatingy say that the Arctic Lin
ment is the only one We have found GcGya eectipe
We cordially recommend to all livery stable
others having the care of horses.
LYNCH, ARNOT & CO.,
Chestnut Street.
Ms3y & o Ing CID . LG aim ION on hand w try
fuse eta to %S sSe f RSoFe
lMENT," ana take no other
Tie proprietors TO furnish each Perehaser Of dol
lar bottle TlI free su6:srPtOn 20 Jhs o. s. for
certificates emitting the holdertc the benefit of this prop
81 hotties. The and 81 bottles contain 80 loo
are sheSps. Fo sale t sa ( B afR s
An AGENT wanted in every town aud viIsfe Appiica-
tons must always be accompanied by rSSlcslS5 refer
janis:ly-smd&V-&1 General Agents fo' wheeli, &.
q E01T1T u NJ rNJrTtI
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EOIt SHEIIFE.

EDS ISIELLIoExcER-In compliance with the wish of
nerous friends, oner myself rs candidate for sierit
of Ohio county. II elected shall perform the duties
the Office according to the best Of my abilities
Inh20 JOHN ". GILL
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ELECTION RETnRNs

ALBANY, April l4.-Perry, the Anti-Lecomp-
ton candidate tor Mayor was elected yesterday
by lao majority. The Council is about equally
divided
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FOR SHERIEE

MRssRs. EDToRs:-Hou Will please announce the {
n. L. DORSEY, candidate for Sheriff OF Ohio count!
hm20 MANY CITIZENS.
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NETTLEMENTE

CcoUNTS against all parties indebted the suhserI-
~ beTs viii be made out and ready for settlement by the
first 81 Ianu These not calling for their
that fine will be presrntad with them Immediately
TOR laec2Si M'CLALLENS, KNOX co.
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SHERIEt AI.TY

EDS ask the privilege OF announcing
well known and popular fellow citizen, ARCHIBALD
WARREN, iIdate for the sheriHHlty, the
Tag Spring Election. lfeblll CITIzENs.
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THE INTELLIGENCE.
599URsDAY MORNING, APRIL Is, 1855.

t.rrest Circulation of any Paper in West
ern Virginia.
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COmnTIssIONEIt o. z KYENUE.

MEssRs. EDTToRs:-PiSBse announce my a eandi-
date for Commissioner the City District,
at the ensuing May election. JOSHUA LUkENS.
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POR smRRUFR.

MEssEs. EDIoRF=-Pieas- SRnonBes candidate
election the Office Sheriff Ohio County,
the Spring Election. tfebll sAM'L- IkWlN.
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Citisen's Bank.-At a meeting of the Direc-
tors of this institution on Tuesday, Alfred cald-
well, Esq, was elected President: and j. R.
Dlckey, Cashier.
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EOR AmRRIRR.

MEssRs EDITORs.-Pleass announce candidate FOL
the Office Sheriff OF Ohio county the ensuing sPrnE
Election. -[febIl ANDREW WIllIE.
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k,MR CHERILrE,

MESsRs. EDTTOEs;-PTease announce worthy eitiEs
WM- J. Houston, a Independent candidate 70
Sheriff, in the ensuing SpTiuE Election.
feb6 THE MAJORITY OF VOTERS.
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COUNTY COURT.
MRssRs. EDITOEs:-Pleuse announce As . candidate
reelection Clerk County Of this county
a the ensuing SIay Election. [fb6i JNO McCOLLoCi-
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Nese Varieties Of Culrants. were shown
yesterday, by Mr. Williams, residing opposite
the First Ward School House, some specimen
lunches of the new White Grape and Cherry
Currants, from the Mount Hope Nurseries, Ro
chester, n. Y. These are the largest and best
ofa Currants, the latter named growing from
one and half to two inches in circumference,
dark red. Mr. W. is agent for the sale of the
bushes, as well as for all kinds of ornamental
aud fruit trees
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FOR SHERTEE

MEssAs EnIIOEs:-Piease announce me a candidate q
elected Ohio county ensuing May
Ion. [reb2l join HUBBARD.
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BUSINESS NOTTCES.

Ladies wishing to see something beautiful in
the bonnet line, will please call at Mrs Shall
cross, Wednesday morning, April 14th, at the
old stand, No. 166, Main street At
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FRnM NEM YORK.

New YoRK, April I4-Private advices re-
ceived from Nicaragua state that Gen. Jorez
had risen against Martinez, and country was in
great confusion.
The Steamship Persia sailed for Liverpool
this forenoon with 200 passengers and STOUO in
specie. Hon. F. w. Pickens Minister tn Rus
STA, did not sail in the Persia as he had intend
CINCINNATI MARKET.
APRIL 1k-Flonr unchanged. Whisky 81
Provisions unchanged; no sales yet
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REMOVAL.

TAa G. ORR announce the public that be has
q removed hs goods iron III, Maln street. - the leuFh
door North ~ 4 Bank. side Main street
Ehere he opnIn Spring stoek Of BOokE ststSn.
eFy, Wan Paper, L.
gau especial attention 70 his large and
Ieeted % Wan which for variety % patterns
and quality eannOt be eceediu TIE city.
Desiring to close ofp1steFns last sesaeu
% for nsI, i sen fion 1eg % ne Arst Of
AIeI-aIl Gall eoOn yO fIal bargains.
= ibsF he place, 4doors EoTth - te ~ ~ BaaL
ssliC y1Ac.oKR.
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Marsh d Taylor call the attention of ladies
to their stock of new dress goods, large
more varied assortment than which cannot be
found in the city
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Nialt lltare last, about twelve o'elock. the

N;0ht bef0re lust, about twelve o'clock, the
,sonIe residing in the vicinity of our office, were
attracted By loud cries from female in the
street. We repaired to within short distance
from whence the noise proceeded, when we dis
covered man dragging a woman about in ye-
r. rough manner, while her cries of murder in
creased in shrillness and rapidity. By this
time, crowd ofyOung men partially intoxica-
ted. came along, and hearing the woman's cries,
one of them approached her and struck the man
who had hold of her blow, exclaiming rs he
did 500 don't know nothin' about her, but no
mans going to tear woman around that way
where I'm at" The woman, being now free,
ran crying up the street, and the crowd follow
cd, cursing and 6rawling after her. Although
after midnight, the windows of all the houses on
the street were raised, and tousled heads and
night caps peered out upon the moonless air, to
see what the matter could be.
officer Lancaster heard the noise, and upon
going to the scene, discovered the author of the
uproar to be one Biddy Welsh, a vagrant Irish
woman, who spends most other time in Jail
The officer attempted to take Biddy to Aid.
Wright's office, but she refused to go, and laid
down upon the damp earth, shrieking most ter
rifcalIy, aud kicking with protracted yigor
most astonishing. The officer tried cOaxing,
threatening, and finally tried punishment, but
Biddy only howled louder and fierccr She was
finally attacked with violent spasms to which
she is subject, and was doused with cold water
for some time without effect, though after the
application of other remedies she revived, and
another attempt to move her was followed by
another succession of yclls which continued with
slight cessation, until she arrived at Alderman
Wrght's office. The Alderman committed Bid
dyfor ten days. She experienced several severe
fits yesterday morning in jail, causing deal of
trouble and alarm. She stu5bornly refused the
medicines administered to her, and the atten-
dants had to pry open herjaws.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-04-15

Tile Raia.-'ye thought, on Saturday night
when the rain commenced, like the fellow vito
refused passage on Months Ark, that there
wasn't going to be much of a shower We
we're almost as much mistaken as that unfortu,
nate and unbelieving land lubber, for now we
have had four days of almost incessant rain, and
mere cyphcr added to the present wet term,
would make it n second delugc. Figures won't
lie. BarOmetcrs will, fol clear weather was in
Dictated yesterday, and instead, there patti .red
down cold, steady rain, through all the gloomy
day. The uir was raw, disagreeable and chilly.
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Yours Respectfully,
DANIEL n. MURPHY.

O.J.woOD CO.. ProprEetors SIC Broadway New York
I'm the greAtN Y Wire Railing Estahlishinent and II :
Market st. ST. Louis. Mo- And sold By all good Drug
S' decs.dtuAuly-es,ap,.sm
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BY THE UNION LINE.
C0NGRESSIONAI
W4sg,voToS AnriI Il

OFFICE, CORNER WATER AND MONROE sTREETs.
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An Explosion.

N., Y. zoIFly
hereby certify, that having been badly bruised and
sCaded by the explosion Steam Boiler, afrend induced
me to try Drags Arctic The smart wasinstant
ly ted fromthe scaids, and in very short time all
the pain gone from the bruises In two weeks was
well, and able to resume my business. ---a-
HENRY lfAEERsk!LL. residence Jackson street.
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Distingntszez- A,rieaL- Henderson, of
Kansas notoriety, was stopping at the Mcclure
House.
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dee8-dtWiUly-Rlapl-8m
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This prehenslbe Lfhiment, upon which the great
of the afflicted all lands rely for relief from
the pangs of Rheumatism, Neuralgia GOut, Eryspeas,
Cancer, ScrOula Sprans, uises, Burns Scads and ali
cutlneOus diseases rapidly all similar
aatons. The propretors give for the of
sufferers, the following memorandum of few OF the
derinl Effected during the past few months Ger
tihcates the parties named the possession of
the prOpretors hut their length precudes publication OF
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-13
IfUSlees'S sale.

WHKREAs on the tenth day Of f. bruary, A. d.
w 1855, Wi liam d. HarTah ANA Hester II HarTah
his wife, executed unit Frank Plumer as Trustee, Q
certain Deed Of trust. conveying 10 said Trustee The
land in Scott county, Iowa, described as follows, 20
wit: That part nf the south htif OF Block number
seventy-three (73) ia the city of Davenport, which Is
particularly described as follows, viz Beginning
enc hundred and sixty llG0l feet east from the south
west corner OF said biloxi, running thence north one
hundred AM htty (l50) feet, u ence east twenty 1901
feet, thence south one hundred and city tl50) feet,
til nee ives, twenty 1901 feet ~ the place OF beginning,
including In this conveyance the leasehod estate IN
said premises AMI ali the buildings theI con. together
with the apprrtenances Also, lot number four t4)
In Bt, ok one l 10 Maxwell s. Saddoris' Subdivision
OF ArmiI's Second Addition TO the city OF Davenp,r
being situated on Locust street. sjxty-four (6Il
feet front and ore hundred and fifty 1901 feet deep,
which said conveyance was made by the said W. ID
Harrah and ; tster Ii Harrah tor the purpose ofsecur'
Ing the payment OF a ceria II promissory not ami the
interest thereon, 5 gned BY taid william D IIarrah, da-
lie the tenth day Of February, \ ID 1858, and one pay
table as follows One fer seven hundred and ninety
three snd 32-I0o dollars. payable on the frs day OF
April. 1858, with int rest q the rate q ten pr cent.
p r annum aft, due. SAID pote is now assigned 10
Ira Brown, and Is now his property.
And now seid promisSory note having become due
and payable and the said " lillian b Har. an having
failed to pay the same, L, Frank Plumer, Trus-
tee as aforesaid do hereby give this public notice, that
by virtue of the power which is in me vested by said
deed OF thrust, I will on wednesday the fourietn nth day
of July A. ID. 1855, at the hour OF . O'Clock in the AZ
ternoon OF said day, at the Court House coer in the
city OF Davenport, expose and offer for sale, at public
auction 70 the highest bidfer for cssh, tn parcel Of
land above described, or so much thereofss shall be
sufficient to satisfy end pay the amount OF laid
note, with the interest thereon to the day Of sale,
together with Gil the costs and expenses attending
said sale, costs OF this notice and Trustees fees
Upon the completion of said sale, a deed will be CIV
en- an accordance with the stipulAtions Of said deed
OF trust. conveying u full and perfect title to the
tract Of land sold 10 the urohaser
Dated the 2lst day of June A d, 1858.
FRANK PLUMER,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-13
Trustees Sale.

VXTHEREAS on the 18th day Of June A.. d 1854,
w sanluet Y Atwood, executed unto Ovid
8 True as Trustee, a certain deel Of Trust, conveying
to sad Tru, tre the lend In Scott County, Iowa, de-
scribei as folle VS., to wit: all that part - the vaca-
ted town Of Parkhurst (now LfCIalre) bounfed as
follows beainning on the west side Of second $ reef
at = point in the middle OF b. ok tel Ii0l and rut ming
west through the mi ID e OF said block. and through
the middle Of block four cen ll4l and min teen IlJl
and across q twenty feet alley SO Tar Is saii town
town WAS vacated; thence north 50 fer rs taid town
was vacated; thence east 3, far as said town wa
\ acated thence south along the west side u second
street {, the place Of b ginning; also the following
lots OF lsnd sifus' ed IN sid Parkhurst (Dow II Claiiej
as follows Lcts /, 2 3 4 and D, in block 3 also lots
7, 8, 13, Is. 16 and II In block s also lots 10, IL II
ana IS In block 8; also lot 5 and 3 in flotk 3; which
sad conveyance was made BY said Samuel r Atwood
for the purpose Of securing thu p,s ment among others
OF . certain promis s-ory note and the interest thereon
signed by said Samuel r Atwood dated the 14th day
Of June A ID 1854 and payabi fur years after its cate
five hundr d dollars.
Aud now said prom!ssoYy note having becc M due
and psyA' le ana the said Ssm1elF Atwood having
failed 10 pay the same, ] David 8 True Tru-keas
aforesait, do hereby give this public notice, that hy
virtue Of III" power vhich Is In me vested by sail
deed Of Trust, ! Will, on saturday The nth day Of July
A. D. 1853 u the hour Of 2 c'elock In the aft+ moon VI
export, xpose an J offer for sale, At public auction, the
parcel Of land shove described. or 20 much thereof ~
shall be sufficient 10 satisfy and ply the amount Of
said nate with the inteFe ri thereon 10 The day Of sale
together with III the costs and expenses attending
said sale, costs Of this notice and Trust e'sfees Up
accordance y ith the stipulation % said Deed Of Trust.
DAVID .. TRUn.
ie26-w4v Trustee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-13
Galena and Chicago Union r. r.

GUNNER ARRANGExENT-On and after Wed
- nesday, June 18th, 1857, passenger trains vii
leave Wells street Depot daily Sundays excepted
For Preepori, Galena, Dunleith and 81. Paul.
Passenger and A 4
Passenger. 1893 P NJ
Passenger, Emigrant and ID class train. l2:45 P NJ
Chicago, FULTON N IOWA LINE.
For Dixon, Fulton and Central Iowa.
Through Passenger. A n
do do P u
Dekalo Passenger. ..4:S9 p NJ
BELOIT AND MADISON BRANCH.
For B ioit, GAINESVILLE and Madison.
FOX RIVER ALLEY
For Crystal Lake. McHenry and Richmond.
Two Through trains viii leave Central Depot. foot
of Lake street, rs follows:
FOR GALENA, DUNLRITH AND ST. PAUL.
Daily Sundays excepted) 1000 A NJ 9:s5 P N
Ennabling passengers to make . close connection
with the Michigan Central Trains.
TRAINS EASTWARD.
GALENA * CHICAGO NNION RAILROAD.
Leave Freeporf 1890 A n, arrive In Chicago 4;45 P y
Leave Freeport $40 P NJ, arrive in Chicago 3;35 A NJ
CHICAGO. FULTON N IOWA N
Leave Fulton 10 A N, arrive in Chicago 4;45 Pr
do do Jpn, do do l;l9AA
BELOIT n MADISON BRANuH.
cave Footviiie 1910 A N, arr We In Chi ago 4;45 P n
Leave Footville s;35 P NJ, arrive iu Chicago 1886 A NJ
Leave Beioit $50 A N, arrive in Chicago lI;lO A nj
Fox RIVER VALLEY RAILROAD.
Leave Elgin ut 9;l9 A n, arrive IN Chicago 1l;l0 A n
Leave Elgin ft 2;25 P NJ, arrive in chicago AS A nj
Passengers for all points on the g * G U X X, In
cluding Fulton, Beioit and Madison lines, should
take thu trains from the Wells street depot.
All the above trains connect with the great eastern
lines diverging from Chicago.
Through tickets can be bt ught at the following OH
ces; H J Spaulding'o corner Lake aud Dearborn
street; + q X X Ticket Office, SO Dearborn
street; Michigan Southern Office, under fremont
House and at the Central and Wells street Depots
JOHN b. TURNER, President.
p. A HALL, superintendent.
W. A. THRALL, General Ticket Agent. [oct17d
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-13
Trustees Sale.

VATHEKEAS Oh the 25,h day Of September, 4 d,
w 1856, Jos. PHI Policy * cutei unto Austin Cor
bin rs Trustee, u certain DECD Of Trust, conveying TO
sad Trustee the land 10 Clinton county, Iowa, desert.
bed as follows, 10 wit, The north cast quarter OF
the north. east quarter Of section thirty-two fS2I;
the east half Of the sou.h-east quarter Of section
twcnty-uine 1901; an the mol tn west quarter OF the
south wtst-quarter OF SECTION ts enty-eisht 81, oil
in Towushi1 eiehty-thrte 1881, nofih of range three
south east quarter OF the nor h-west quarter Of scc-
tion Fix III in Township tighty-two ls2l north Of
range three Isl, east Of tn. nth f5thi Principsl No
ridisn, which said conveyance was made by the said
Joseph Policy for thu purpose of securing the pay
ment OF four CERTAIN pro'n'ssorN t1trs and Ia, inter-
st thereon, signed by said Joseph Policy. dated the
25th day OF SEPTEMBER, A ID 1856 pnd payable ~ FOL
lows One for three hundred ma tweaty -four dollars
and one for thirteen anil ao-ltu dollars payable one
year from date and one for twenty-fonr dollars ana
one for thirte n and 90 100 doilare, pay able In six
months from date
Aud now said first mentioned note having become
due and payable, and the said Polley having failed
t. pay the same. !, Austin CoIbin, Trustee as
aforesaid, do hereby give this public notice, that by
virtue Of the power which is IN me vested by said deed
Of Trust, I will, on Monday the 10Th day OF
July A d, 1858, at the hour of 2 O'Clock in the al.
ternoon Of said dAv, at the Court House door in the
city OF Dsv enpcrt, County OF Scott and state Of Iowa,
expose and offer for sale, st public a~uction,t to the high
est bidder for cash, the premises above deserted, or
20 much thereof AS shall be sufficient 10 satisfy and
on to the day Of sale, together with the costs and e.
sense5 Attending saii sale, or this notice and
Trustees fees
Dated the Goth day of Ju1e, A D 1853.
AUSTIN CoRBIN
Se26dts Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-07-13

vXTHKKKAs on the 2?th day OF September ID 1857.
w Christian friese and Hannah, hts wife exeeu-
ted unto Austin CoTbin rs Trustee, certain dsedo
county, Iowa, described rs follows, TO Wit The
northwest quarter Of sec Ion number thirteen isl
IN township number eighiy-two [~2l moth of range
humttr I'VE t5h east OF tie 5th p ", which ssid con-
veyance WAS mads BY tn, said Chris ian yries. ami
wife FOR the purpose of securing the payment Of four
Certain protnlssory notes anu ths iate-est thereon,
signed by said Christian FTiese, detei he 29,h day
OF September, A D 1851, and payable a. follows
Two for the sum OF tvs nty leigh I dollars each, due in
six ard twelve months from date; che for the sim Of
s.venty-two dollars, due in six moltts; and one for
the sum Of eixht hundred and sevtnty-two COLLAR,
due ia twelve months And nov one OF said Arst
named and said third not having becom ne due and
payable To wit the sum OF one hundred dollars,
aud the said Christian Frlese having faiied to
pay the same, !, Austin Corbin, Ttustee as atore.
said, do hereby give this pubic notice. that BY
virtue OF the pow er which Is in ms vested by said
deed of 7 ust, I will, on Wednesday the 23i day Of
June, A d 1855, ut the hour Of 2 O'Clock In the
afternoon OF aid day, at the Court Hosse door IN
the iy OF Davenport, expose sni oicr r sale,
at public auoti n. the parcel OF l.ud above de
satisfy ald pay the amount OF said notes, with the In
teiest thei con t. the day Of sale, togrthe. with ali the
Costs and expenses attending said sale, of this notice
an Trustees fees.
Dated the z9th day of May A u 1855.
AUSTIN C0RBIN,
mAy30dts Trustee.