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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-10
C,HEAp CARPETINGS.-Jusll

CHEAP CARPETlNG S.-Juslr'sir
" from recent large auction sales a "
York, an additional supply OF elegant OUo'
in the above line, which W. are no" Fi'iti'
to offer al astonIshiugly low prices 81
Elegant new style English Vs.yrtCMPe1is
at 81 rs 10 $l.30, worth Sl.7J and y.
Elegant new style Tapestry Brussels a.
cents and 81, worth Sl25 and Sl."u
Also, 20 bales extra heavy lhree.Py I'd.
Brussels patterns.
These goods are warranted TO ~rigA :.
to the yard. They are all IN new desigl' i'.
before offered in this marke'.
Extra heavy double Ingram, ~ en'iTe.i .'
designs, and will wear as long d mos i.'
phys now sold as such, which ~ can -. ''
40 TO S75 cents.
Extra heavy, thick, and neat Woo. p..
Carpetings, very durable, and We. a'@..
Offices, Libraries, dining rooms. and ba''f'
rooms very cheap
Also, a beautiful lot OF real EugIlsh W, q
do, in new styles of figures and co.ofs i-'
are rare goods, and we'll WORTHY Of a''o'.'.
Also, a large lot OF the cneaPr'' 90 20
lettings.
Druggets by the yard and IN meda.''o'' q
borders, very rich.
Elegant Velvet, CheneaI, and 1n''r! D..
all astonishingly cheap.
Cocoa, Jure, Manila. Adelaide. AMI w..
Door Mats For out door, yr'rbD.r' 81. I.
lors, this assortment ri mats Is IA" NOS '
sivp, superior, and the most reasonable 100
We have ever shown.
Also. one bale skin Mats. 10 asSor'' "a.
and sizes, very pretty. They are OF ["l.
duction and are entirely tree from '''"s
smell, and very cheap. Sme oi 'h'h o.
gantly iringsd with Angola Ho"i. ,.,,,r
IN OUR LINEN ROOM SANE FL'"h
May be found the best, nraylrsn ua''.
cheapest assortment OF Bed, Cru. am 70
Blankets 10 be found any where ..-
Also, Marseilles, DGmIty, hiieIaa.r. 7.-'
bra, ana Lancaster Quilts, III all 'Ir'
Also lot of weIIquIlted Comio''r ''
the best madden colorei prints. -.
New style Embroidered CiO'n Piano AT.
bic Covers. ,....
New style Embossed Damass " III. -.
DO CropIey's Velvet lab.' '''''
ry gorgeous and cheap. 80.
Also, one case new sly le Gl!' "'t''"
with fixtures complete. These are "''...
pretty and cheap. rru,L
Our stock OF all kinds Of labi' am
mems and Cottons, will be found tlr NO..
plete in all departments IN tnIs ci'i. .-...,.,
As We devote our whole fme an 49,.
the buying and selling OF FURNITURE W.! ...
exclusively it is but REASONABLE 10 ''ff
it should be just so. a,,r..
Economical housekeePerS, aud 'h"'' -.
exclusively select aud nice hing 'I,
and look through our stocG our ld,n,0y
low in all cases CLAGkl
Washington, nov .U-eoet
VALUABLE LAND For >a"h o'' an.
Y CHANGE.--I will eel % rHcae ,.., ~.
HUNDRED ACRES OF the beaa'!.'' o.. t..-,.,
OF CAMERON, situated in t4'T'@' ~
about ons mile west OF AeXandn'. y.
the Little River Turnpike aud I ,,"',l,.,, %.
roads, and Joining the Cameron p''' ~,
property ia Alexandra, Washington IT,.
any Of the upper Counties Of '''S''' ,rr...
property is beautifully situated 10, ..,r e..
purposes, in d high state OF c'."' S' ,g,...-
finely watered. Persons wishing 10
will find my son on the premises ,,>p>UR
nov 3-eoIm RICHARD "I''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-10

Several months since the King of Burmah
sent to this country friendly communica-
ton, desiring friendship and county, to the
President of the United States The COM
m uuication was responded to by MIR. Buch-
snan in fitting terms, and in due time arriV-
ed 10 Burmab. The manner of its reception
by the Burmese authorities was unique and
Interesting. In an interview with the Zap
fist missionar the King of Burmab int
mated a strong wish to have an American
Consul residing at bis capital. He requested
that q man might be sent OF "ta;ent AID
good temper" who might, If he chose, en-
gage 10 mercantile pursuits, and. ut the
same time, be a medium Of communication
between himself and the Precedent Ut the
United States
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-10

The London Morning Post says that enc
ROTATIONS which Mr.. Pierce failed to com
plete have been resumed by Mr.. Buchanan.
the Presidents of the United States, with the
Chief of the Republic Of St. Domingo, fer the
oession Of the Ray of SANTANA. at the eastern
end of the island" Oar contemporary says
"th.. thi. port could be easily converted INTO
a second Sebastopol, which would give Its
possessors the command of the neighborlng
seas. The pretext alleged by Mr.; Pierce
vas that be wished to obtain q coal depot ior
the accommodation of the United States nen,
of-war." The Post contends that this would
be preliminary to the annexation OF the
island, and calls upon the English Govern
meot 70 stop the present negotiation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-10

Ira Stout, who was recently executed at
Rochester for the murder of Chas. W. Lit
ties, left written statement which has been
published in pamnhlet in Western New
York, and is said to have an extensive sale
there. Mrs. Sarah f. Liltles, the sister OF
the murderer, has also made confession
which has been published since her iucaroe-
ration 10 the state prison. These statements
differ widely, and neither is worthy OF be-
liaf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-10

The Loudon illustrated News of the I'D
ult., says that the great rebellion in India Is
not vet deprived OF its phrenzied vitality, but
reasserts itself first at one place, then OF
another. Every where it is met, however,
and crushed by the bravery Of English gene
rails and soldiers. The News says: ut is
only in Dude that the revolt is powerful
enough to merit higher title than that OF q
spasmodic ard hopeless INSTRUMENTATION, or
a mad attempt to escape from inevitable ret
ributioD."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-10

Mr.. Staunton has declined Morphy's chai-
lenge to joust at chess, on the ground that
he has had no time to prepare by Practice
for such contest. and that 10 engage In 1t
he would be compelled TO give up great
work, suhjectirg the publishers to loss and
himself TO an action for breach OF contract
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-10

The Atlantic Telegrapb-wirs appears to
be still without life or motion. dead aud bu-
ried in the deep sea. But mems minds Will
not be satisfied that it should so remain
Blaekwood's Magazine says Even ii the
worst spprehensious are realized aud no III
ture signal pass along it, it must forever be
sacred in the ewes of the historian aud poei.
The wedding of the Old and the New World
il an accomplished fact, aud the thread like
wire which conveyed across the Atlantic the
angelic song az the first greeting IRON the
father land has, in one sense, done It's work.
Nor is there any reason to doubt that the
wise, the brave, and patient men who have
90 nobly carried out this great enterprise
will before long reap the full reward. as they
have already gathered the first fruits, Of their
lsbors."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-10

The citizens of Western Pennsylvania are
making arrangements to appropriately cele-
brate the 25th inst, the centennial annlVer-
sary of tho capture Of Fort Doquesne. or, in
other words, the overthrow of tie French and
the establishment of the Anglo-Saxon domin-
ion i'll the Valley Of the Oaio.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-10

General Denver, late Governor CT Kansas,
Yesterday, resumed his position as commits
s;oner Of Indian affairs. MIR. c. +. Nix, who
has fulfilled the duties of the Office tempo
rnrily. will take the position formerly held by
him. that of chief clerk.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-10

Judge Price, of Ceoil County, Md, 10 sen
fencing to the penitentiary for fourteen
years, four rowdies and rogues, recently CON-
victed in that county, for assault and robbie
~, very emphatically said:--"fhe time has
come when, l think, forbearaucs 10 such as
YOU are, cesses to be virtue; when examples
must be made; when exemplary punishment
must be resorted to, at less. i'll the cases OF
notorious and habitual offenders. Aud do
not believe that more deserving subjects Tor
exemplary punishment can be found than
you are. Although young IN years, you
have the common reputation o! being "hal
l have no doubt you are, old In crime, haoi-
tually idle, vicious aud criminai; living, not
a. God intends man should live, oy the
sweat of bis brow, but 10 idleness and vice.
and by piunderipg the hard earnings OF toe
honest and industrious; thus deiyins the
laws of God aud man. In other words.
have no doubt you are, aud have boon LOT
yesrs, common thieves. common rogues anu
robbers, and banded together for that put
pose. Besides this, the frequent instances
10 our community Of just such crimes as you
have committed, and the rapid increase OF
crime generally in our country, aduoolsh US
oil that the criminal law OF the land must
now be administered With a strong hand,
and suoh criminals a. you are MADE TO fees
its pOuer. Obedience TO the laws must be
enforced. Life and property, mans home
and Preside, most and shaNJe protected"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-10

The aspect CT affairs at present has again
induced the authorities to augment the Uni
ted States Marine Corps to even greater
extent than was lately ordered. The strict
qualifications for enlistment hitherto indls-
peu.ahe, arc being replaced By milder re-
apiremeuts.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-10

l, is stated that there are 1902 Masonic
LODGES in the United States, and 1866
Free Masons. 1t is probable the number
GREATLY exceeds what is here set down.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-10

1t seems there is new religion started
in Iowa, something between Mormonism and
the Shakers 1t has the Ineligible and
eupbopious title Of "Corjepbrezon," and a.
ready counts almost thousand ardently de-
voted follower
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-10

The Supreme Court Of Pennsylvania has
decided the question between the Sunbury
and Erie Railroad Company, and the Canal
commissioners, (in which was involved the
constitutionality of the act of the Legislature
authorizing the sale Of the State works, IN
favor of the railroad company. This Is an
important decision, ard affects several very
prominent com panies Of that and other States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-10
The ship Francis b. Cutting. from Liver

The ship Francis b. Getting. from Liver
noo,. arrived at New York, on Saturday,
bringing with her Captain Deane and ten
men, recovered from the bark Clara, which
vss wrecked during the severe gales IN oc,
tober. The m ate and two OF the crew bad
isft the wreck before assistance was render-
ed. bot their boat was swsmped end oil three
1sss drowned.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-10

A young man named VIM. 5. Tompklns'
while partially intoxicated in the drinking
and concert saloon No. 497 Broadway, New
York, formerly the Art Union Rooms,) got
into difficulty on Saturday night, with
man, name unknown, who struck him upon
the jusular vein with his fist. knocking him
dow q, and afterwards kicking him, causing
his death in few hours. The assailant Co.
captd
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-10

The sum of 1885 has already been COL
lected in Baltimore fur the relief of the fam
lilies of Benton and Rigdon, the murdered
police ofAeers-ard Sl07 to purchase tss-
timonial of respect to DC presented 10 o1hcer
Cook ior mis- prompt ard fearless conduct 10
arreeting the assassins Of Rigdon.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-10

The trial of the crew of the slave brig
Echo, will commence q. Columbia, 5 e., on
the 2Ssh inst. Capt. Townsend will be tried
at Kew West on the 2Sth Of next month.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-10

William Fell Giles, Jr.. of Baltimore, has
lust received from President Buchanan, the
appointment to the Consulsbip OF the United
States, at Geneva, Switzerland. Mr.. TILES
is con of the Hon. Wm. +. Giles, Judge OF
the District Court Of Maryland.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-10

A Tennessee paper has boisted the names
of Hon. John Bell, Of Tennessee, for Presl'
dent, and Washington Hunt, of New York,
for Vice President
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-10

Oregon dates to the 22d September, men
ton q rumor that two noted hostile Indian
chiefs had been captured and shot.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-10

Rev. MIR. Grove, agent Of the American
Billie Union, who was recently expelled from
San Salvador, died in New York, on Sunday.
Mr.. c. was from England, but had been la
boring among the people Of Central Amerl-
ca tor DEARLY twenty five years. Everything
prospered With him till, az he says, persecu'
ton hedced up his way. He was inprlson-
ed. harraesed, and at last driven by mob VIC
lenee from the country. Mr. c. reached
New York only few days ag" Ills expo
sures aud imprisOnments brought on inc Ia
tai sick ness
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-10

The legislature OF Mississippi met in extra
session on the lst iust. The Governors
message is mainly devoted to State affairs.
He recommends tax of quarter of one
per cent. on all taxable property, for the pur-
pose Of finishing all the railroads in the
State nov 10 course Of construction; opposes
the issue OF State bonds to improve the levee
system, and earnestly urges many reforms
in the common schools. Certain anti-slaVery
resolutions received from the Governors OF
Maine, Massachusetts and New Hampshire,
are denounced as fauatlcal and incendiary
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-10

Some thirty miles from San Antonio, in
Texas, is located the Aourishing German vii
lsge of New Braumfsls, an oasis of thrift
aud industry amidst desert Of genuine
Texan laziness. The main street Of the vii
lase is very wide, and lined on either side
by neat painted cottages, with tasty grass
plots and fower gardens 10 front. Here you
fnd an excellent hotel, bakery, some line
stores, ard no less than ten wagon factories.
These German settlements abound IN educs-
ted mep--Hungarisus, Polcs, and even Aus
trians, rivsiiug the Germans themselves IN
education aud refiuement--al!, or nearly all,
exiles from the fatherland, on account OF
their political opinions.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-10

The Utah correspondent of the St. Louis
Republican gives an account Of the outragss
committed on the persons of Mrs. Walker
and her daughter, nine years of age, by two
Utah Indians at Spanish Fork. Gov. Cum
ming had demanded the perpetrators, which
being refused, requisition was then made
on Gen. Johnston Tor detachment OF men,
who proceeded to the scene OF the outrage
and effected the delivery Of the culprits, who
were sent to Salt Lake. One Indian was up-
intentionally killed, which may lead to FUR
Their disturbances. A posse OF military was
stationed at Spanish Fork for the protection
OF the inhabitants.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-10

The New York Express can find no SOLD
ton of the fact that although the members
of the Common Council in that city are en-
titled to no legal pay, yet hundreds aspire to
be City Fathers, except one, which reflects
upon the justice aud integrity Of those who
are bent upon the pursuit of Office There
must be some way OF reaping profit from the
position, and the explanation may probably
be found 10 the extraordinary spectacle DOW
before the people in the indictment against
Devln, Street Commissioner, and his depu-
ty, Turner, for frauds on the city treasury
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-10

DLASTFR AFLOAT-2OO tons SOFT cargo
1 OF Brig Catherine Rogers, direct from
Windsor, \. S, TO arrive, for sale by
JAMES c. NEVETT,
oct IS Duke-street Wharf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-10
PUBLISHED DAILY AND TRl-wEEkLf By
EDGAR sNOWDEN.
ALEXANDRIA,:
WEDNESDAY MORNING. Nov.A'R R. 10, 1855.

The Chicago Daily Herald, the organ o'
the Administration Democracy in ILLINOIS,
saws. that the National Democrats" OF oh'-
oseo "voted en- massc for the hopuohcah
candidates a. the most effsctual way of de-
fsa,;no DOUGLAS" Although" adds the
same journal, '.by voting thus, they, beyond
question prevented the election IRON Chioa'
20 of two Douglas candidates for the Leg's-
lature, we do not approve Of their course.
The Chicago Tunes, the organ oi The Doug
las Democrats" iniimates that the ss me CO.
alition was effected throughout the State
thus accounting for the sparseoess OF the
Administration vote, but al the same time
leaving 40 impression on the common m'nu
shat the National Democrats OF lihoo!s
adopted a singular. mode to express their
hi gh disapprobation Of Mr.. Douglass "con
federation With the Republicans" during tue
late session of Congress. 90 tho whole, says
the National InteIiigencer, If we may trust
the representations Of the Washington Union,
there is no longer any Democracy worthy OF
the name in Illinois, for it tells us that the
"platform of the Douglas party on the great
slavery question in the canvass just endeu,
differs but little from the Buffalo platform OF
lS48;" while it seems that the "Administra-
ton Democracy" going step further has not
disdained to support the candidates. ana thus
endorse the entire principles, OF the hepuo-
lican party as at present constituted.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-11-10

SCALES MIR. Vim. 4. Dan.
Il can having resigned the Agency for these
Justly celebrated SCALES, have accepted the
sam e, and am now prepared 10 furnish parties
in want with all the different sizes, at Factory
nrices Loot 3Nl GEO. i. BALDN IN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-29
Trustees Sale.

VXIHDREAS on the 9Th day Of March, d, 1857,
w Henry Brand. and Margaret Brandt, hrs ~ife,
exscuted uoto Aussin Corbin Trustee. q certain
deed Of Trust converting 70 sah Trustee the ian Ia
Clinton coanty, Iowa. described o. fellows % ~I
Ths north quarter Of The northeast quafrr az
Section numbes one III In tovnship number eighty
two ls2l north Of range four ta east Of The I'm
which said conveyance was made BY the said HEAVY
and Margaret Brandt for the purpnee Of securing
the payment Of two certain promissory mites and the
intsreet thereon, signed by said Henry Br.nst one
Of which wae 1atsi the 4sh day Of March. u 1857,
and one payable one year sfier Date q The hernnr
House Of Aackot Z Corbin, 70 the order u Issbels
wallace.
And now said note having become due AMI pay-
able, and the said Henry Brandt havt-g faded
T. pay the same. ], Austin Cosbtn, fYusasr ..
Aforesaid, do hereby vs thts pubiie noeee ~ b.
virtue OF the power which II In VESTED by said d~a
Of Trust, I viii, on Saturday thu 18th cav %
Nay, 4 u, 1859, 1t The hour Of O'Clock In Sh- A..
ternoon Of said day. at the Court Mouse door In Tie
city OF Davenport, County OF Scott and Stat.
expose and cer for sale,at public 10 she
est bidder for cash, the premises above deseribes1
% much thereof as shall be sufficient TO satisfy
pay the amoont due said nose With inter-st tAeG
on to the day Of sale, together with the costs AMI
rense3 attending said sale, costs 81 this notice Il
Trustees fees. Upon the complexion of sasA sal~
deed VIII b. given Ia Accordance with the stpulst a
OF said dee1 OF Trust Conveying full and perfect III
tie TO the tract Of land sold 90 tie purchaser.
Dated the 18th day Of April, A 1858.
AUSTIN CORnIH.
apY.Ndto Tvrs
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-29

WHB4kAS on the S0th aay .. Assu a. D aaa-
W Osisndo 1rr51ch ood Drsoths nsrSsea -
wns, e1ecutsd unto Yssuk psunmsr. = Tpvsxv-- =
certain deed u Truss, conveyine said rrusss~ -
80 y SOON os1nsy lows, describes - siis~s. ~
~. D1na ~ OF the scueb Oosequawsesef s~~tg~n
tatneen uS) 6wnsdip seventy ei1At geS) rAne~ tA~r
toD east ~ olisws, to-vst Bginnsng q ssos- n
"sn tne center former ~ the se<stoe d pofs te
Usnahs Owe east ffsn III sr.rh ~sss ssgses q tn
south west qsartes u aakf oee>kn tn~uno - s..A
twenty nine and 2-lo0 chans 4, = stous th~nx~ -
west with the north line % SsdtoriS d NJ U.nss
tracs six and - 10 10 sod A. i0ol chsSsn n st
thence due uouh 10 oeoas sts - e. loo ehs.ass
west Of the point Of commencement. thence due s.ss
% ne place o. o.Einnins containing eighsrsa aaa
eA-10O acres IS and S4-l00>-wh'ch sad senvsnAnr-
80 made ~ the aaf 0risado I. ard UoOeAA ~ Asrx
for the purpose Of securing the payment Of oxrsssn
prosnissosy note and the interest therepn sixned ty
the said Orlsndo l. Durdick dssed the 3naA IN 70
July 1871 and one payable ~ foliows Or for
on tn Soh day OF October 1851 with interest tn~
rate Of ten per cent per annnu After ms'sr'y.
And nos ssii promi-eory not having bccotn@ das
and payable and the said ORR ando l. Burdisk having
failed TO pay the same, I, FRANK P.smes, Trass-~
aforesaid, do hereby give this public nossee that
deed Of Trust, I viii the 20sh day of Nay
d, 1885, at the hour Of O'Clock the fsreno,a Of
said day, q the Court House door IN she sfy u d.
venporf expose and onrr for sale, 81 pubic aug
tion the parcels Of land above described or 90 rneh
thereof shall be sufcient 70 satisfy and par ne
amount Of aid note with the intseest tAeruo 60 th
day Of ssle toeether with the exprnses attending sail
sale, costs Of this notice and Trustees fees.
Upon the completion Of such sale . deed viii -
Given In oocoTdaoce With the sttpulae1sa q said pe~i
Of Trust conveying full and perfect title 10 the trsct
Of land sold tn the purchaser.
Dated the 9Th day Of April, a D, 1858.
api2sdts TRUSTEE.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-04-29
Trustees Sale.

XXTHEREAS on the LIST day of April, 4. y. 1856.
w Thomas Tibet and Rlizabelh Tibbett. -x-
ecuted unto Austin Colpin as Trustee, . certain
Clinton county, Iowa, described follows, ~ Wi
The south haf 81 the north east quarter ami he.
north half Il the routheAst quarter Of secslon num-
Der twenty nine (29) 10 township number eighiycse
tsl) north OF range number one ~ east Ale" the
north east quarter Of the south es quarter OF the
same section township and range; which sah
vrySnce was male BY the said Thomas ribbAtt and
Elizabeth Tbbet for the psYposs OF securing the pay
ent Of the certain premis CRY notrs and the Interest
thereon signed by said fhomAs fibbctt dased the lat
day Of April, A 1865, and amonx which w~re the
follow ing: One for ten and e0-l00 dollars snd one
for three hundred and twentyseven dollars beth due
In two ycsvs from date.
And now said last named notes having became
due and payable and the said Thomas Tibbstt hovng
failed To pay the same, Austin CoYbin Trusess
sbsesad do hereby give this pnblic notice. that - viz
tue Of the power which 10 In vested BY said dof
Trust, viii Friday the Both day Of April y i-s
a4 the hour Of two O'Clock Ia the Afternoon ii sah
day It the Court House door In the city 81 DAvenpes
szpose and onsr for SALE 1t psbc aOctDa u poFis
land above described much thereof - shall DO
sucient 70 satisfy and pay the amount ofsaid note.
with the interest thereon to the day u sale, together
with I'll the costs expenses attending SAID sale,
costs Of this notice and TSustees sess- Upon ths
completSon Of sueh ssie deed viii b gsvso.
Detsd the 9Th day Of April, A D. 1855.
npedto Tru11oe-