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Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1858-07-10

EARLY SHIPMENT OF PEACHES. -Four boxes of
peaches of tine favor and appearance, from Kali
mia, Senth Carolina, and two boxes from Wood
ward, S. O., were received here by Saturday
mornings early train, and shipped by W. n.
steamer Nashville, Captain Murray, which left
this port ON Saturday afternoon last, for New
York. Charleston Courier, June 2Sth.
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A NEW ANNIvERsARY-IHe Third Of july
In letter declining the invitation to be present
at Fourth of July celebration ON Monday, the
Hon. Robert G. Winthrop recommends that
when the Fourth falls, as it did this year, on
Sunday, that the second or third, and not fifth
be occupied as our Anniversary Day. His
words are:
ssI will not dwell on the obvious expediency
of bringing such celebrations into the end of
week instead of into the beginning; and. ofthus
removing the temptation of turning the Sunday
into a mere day of preparation. There are
other circumstances of an historical character,
which can hardly fail to commend such change
to the favorite consideration of the community.
"The memorable and momentous Debate ofIn-
dependence at Philadelphia ran through the LIST,
I'd, Sd, and 4th days of July. The resolution
which embraced the whole decision ofttie ques-
ton was adopted on the I'd, and it was accord
iDgly on the I'd day of July, 1915, that John
Adams wrote SO emphatcally to his wife, that
| 1t ought to be commcmorated, as the day Of
deiverauce, by solemn acts of devotion to God
Almighty; that it ought to be solemnized with
pomp and parade, with shows, games, sports,
guns, bells, bonfires, and iluminations from
one end of this continent TO the other, from this
time forward forever"
"The formal declaration of what had thus
been resolved was debated on the Sd, and final
~ evening VI LtlG tlt VI
Our great revolution was thus, in some sort
and so far as the Continental Congress was con
cerned "A Four Days Revoluton;' and either
of the four days might fairly be taken for an an
niyersary celebration of the event. 1t would
seem as if one of these four ought certainly to
be taken for this purpose; and when the Sab
bath comes in t. arrest the festivities the last
of the four, there would be peculiar historical
propriety in falling back upon one of the other
three.
"By substituting the Cd in such cases, we
should give literal fulfiIlment to the prophetic
Innticipations of John Adams, and no one would
be sorry to see this occasionally done, But
there is another association with the 3D. of July,
which would add more to the interest of such
celebration. You are aware that Washington,
having arrived at Cambridge on the Cd. assumed
command of the American army for the first
time on the Sd of July 1875. Wonld it not be
most agreeable ami desirable coincidence, if
when Sunday shall cut off the customary rou-
tine of these celebrations, we could combine the
celebration of those two great events-Washing.
ton taking command of the::iarmy in 1875, and
| Congress declaring our Independence in 177G?''
!
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STATE FArns.-The following State fairs are
to be held during the year:
Alabama at Montgomery, Oct 10 to %.
California. at MaryavilIe, Aug-ss to %.
Connecticut at Hartford, Oct. - to 10.
Illinois, at Centralia, Sept IA to IS.
Indiana. at Indianapolis, Oct. TOO.
Iowa, at oscaloosa, Sept. % to Oct. /.
Kentucky, at Louisville, Sept 81 to Oct /.
Missouri, at st. Louis, Sept. TO l6.
New Hampshire, at Dover, Oct. o TO 8.
New Jersey, at Trenton, Sept Is to IT.
New York, atSyracuse, Oct. to s.
Ohio, at SanduSky. Sept l4to IT.
Rhode Island, at Providence, Sept 10 to H.
Vermont, at Burlington, Sept IA to II.
Wisconsin, at Madison, Oct to Z.
United States. atRichmond, Va, Oct. 90 to 80.
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GRASS WIDOWS IN INDIANA.--A correspondent
of the Dayton Journal who has been travelling
out in the Wabash regions of Hoosirdoun, dis
covered one peculiarly in every town he tarried
in: ,,,1
Speaking grass reminds me Of the fact that
Indiana land particularly the Wabash) is liter
ally swarming with grass sOiolops Every hotel
or tavern has or have had one or more of those
bewitching vixens domicied with them for ten
days which makes them citizens and residents
of the State OF Indiana, and with little hard
swearing, natives too. At the expiration of ten
days suit is commenced against some UiLe Aus-
band, and, as matter of course, divorce is
granted, if fer no cther cause than incompati-
biiity of temper. Here are cong-egated from
all the States in the Union Except Illinois, who
is a competitor for this profitable lawyer trade,)
all the disconsolate grass widows. A case
heard of in Peru, where the widow of million.
aire had come from Brazil, remained here ten
day, got her divorce, with 100000 of alimony,
and would have had more, but old Croesus had
no more in the United States that was come.
atibe.
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For Rent.

c,ToRE ROOMS OFFICES. DWELLINGS, Frame Brick,
IN tbs rim Wald Rooms in the teeond aDi third strv
If good business house small Hail 20 b. 70 ao
'A'iA'''s - TItOs. HOBNBRC OK
e- once No 1Is5< Main Street, between Monroe and
r. s.-Rld In my absence from the city agily to
X. II. HUDfELL,
t-o-iv No. . Monroe street, p Stair.
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DOUGLAS Misunderstanding to some old
acquaintance sketches which DIR. Mackenzie is
now writing of Douglas Jerrold, he must haze
been most unsociable and uncnviable charac
ter. There was something radically wrong,
despite all the laudatious which have been
heaped upon Jerrold since his death, in the
character that answers to the following:
Few modern writers have written more con-
stantly or powerfully in advocacy of the People.
But Jerrold only 'orOte; he never did anything
He used to say that for the first twenty-five
years of his life, he was perpetualy struggling
with poverty, and that, therefore, he elt for the
accession of literary reputation and gain, he
rose from 930O to $4,000 year. Out of the
smaller income, he could not indulge in charity,
out of the larger he did moi. Yet he used to
rjdicule Lord Ashley, (now Earl of Shaftesbury,
but likely to be better known, from Disraell's
taunt as "Lord Phylactery,') for constantly
presiding and speaking at charitable meetings,
and never giving even the widows mite
The peer, at least, gave his time and influence,
while the satirist, with wondrous professions of
philanthropy, gave nothing but articles, for
which he was duly paid by publishers.
When he died, his annual income, earned
with very small amount of mental labor, ex-
ceedcd g., 900 year. Yet, his family were
left in distressed circumstances, and it soon
transpired that he had drawn on the pro
prietors of punch" to the amount of e7OO
How his large income slipped through his fingers,
we shall not too curiousIy inquire His family
benefited very slightly by it:-Jerrold was a
man who made a point Of being extremely and
constantly liberal, TO himSe!J.
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New Advertisements.
Buggy for SAFE

ON Saturday the 9TH day Of August, SIS, We will
" to public sale, one-horse buggy, in
house some four The buggy viii sold pay
charges OF storage II claimed within that by the
owner. D0ASE & ADAMS,
tylO-td Successors o Doaue 4 CoTgiIl-
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"A REWARD IS OFFERED : For the detection OF
any person counterfeiting, initiating, or the ven.
der of any such counterfeit or imitation of Bsgr-
hare's Holland Bitters. The genuine, highly
concentrated Holland Bitters is-put up in half.
pint bottles only, having the name of the pro-
pretor, B. Page, Jr. blown in them, and his sig
nature around the neck of each and every bottle.
This delightful aroma has been received by
Americans, with that favor which is only ex-
tended to really scientific preparations. When
we consider the marked success attending its
administration, in the most stubborn ceases of
Fever and Ague, Weakness of any kind, Dys.
pepsia, Heartburn, Acidity of tho Stomach, Sick
and Nervous Headache, Indigestion, CostiYeness
and Piles, together with the complete control it
exercises over all Nervous, Rheumatic, and
Neuralgia Affections, we cannot wonder at its
popularity. Well may tho invalid value this
remedy.
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TIE Paris Moniteur announces that photo
graphic experiments were made in France, dur
ing the eclipse of the sun on the 18th ult., and
established the fact that the moon has an atmos-
phere of 25 miles in height.
A gentleman at tea-party overhearing one
lady say to another, 81 have something for your
private ear" immediately exclaimed, 81 protest
against that, for there is law against privat-
eering."
ION, Mr.. Hill, said one of the Rev. Rowland's
hearers, show is it that you say SO many out of
the way things in all of your sernons?" "Ah,"
said the eccentric divine, you are such out of
the way sinners"
ROASTING EARs.-The first we have seen this
season were left at our sanctum last Saturday,
by our friend Alex. Steele.-C Pulaski, Ala. cit
izsn. ID inst.
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THe NOaTA AMERICAN RRviEw, July 1861
The No tn American for this month contains
twelve articles viz; l. Pierce's Analytic Me-
,chanics; IL George Stephensoni III. The
Missouri Valley and the Great Plains; ". Con.
em1Orary French Literatufei Y. The Philips
Family and Phillips Exeter Academy; VI The
Aquarium; VII Laws Of Association in orna-
mentni Gardening; VIII. ozanan's Civilization
OF the Fifth Century; TX. Lord NOrnandy's
year of Revolution in Paris; x. The Basques
and their Country; XII. Recent Commentaries
This old and sterling Qnrterly is published BY
Crosby, Nichols & Co, Boston. Terms IS per
year.
Tnr Bo.ton Traveller dominates John c. Ere
mont Tor the next Presidency
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DENTIST TRY

NHE undersigned respectly inform the public istiA!
have associated themselves together Or the practice
Dentistry Their Office is AZ ia arkestreet bstv,eu
their friends and all others wishing the services Of
Dentist.
They were both students andfors ycarste assist
Dr. Hullien, and the senior partner has
been constantly engaged In the practice toT himself s tie
last eleven years daring wchtne le hashecNne quHa
with OF the eaing Dentists in IiInos; al
with their various pecuiartieS in operating The there.
cnnfu OF being able TO give entire abstraction
TO all who may favor them Tttithcir patrouags-
ABR ROBERTSON, 81 D.
Wheeling, Nov is, 1857. JANIS ORR.
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For Rent.

Erov1 as the King property. The dwtiIiuE coItaE,
sufficient accommodations Tor large family. Tie lot
Contains tv acres vhich could be made good msTEs
Garden Also good orchard, &C. and all lately eneLEsd
SSyjtI an excellent fence. For terms appl! 20
nbSO-tf a. P. HULLlHEN
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Wheeling & Belmont Bridge Co.
ETNHE Board OF Managers hare declared dividend of
two per cent. tue capital stock Of this Company
PAYABLE to the stockholders and after the IUh july
1888, by the Treasurer Mechanics
Bank Of Wheeling. EDW'D II. FITZHUGH, Clerk.
uly
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Observation-Disclosures


INTERESTING AND UNIQUE EXHIBITION OF the man
and customs Of the Indians Of the
West given undr a wilton capable Of seating with
aud convenience ever 15OU nersons !
The celebrated Chief KAWSHAWGA&CE and Troup,
consisting of warriors and Females from the Watpu
nation, West Of the Rocky Mountain, will give n Grand
Exhibition OF the manners and customs Of their tribe,
AT WHEELING, ON MONDAY, JULY 70,
on John Street, 6stJ1eeH Market ana Fourth.
Kawshawgance Who IS pronounced United
States the eloquent Indian Orator living, VIII give
description Of his country, &c &c.
The entertainment will consist Of Historical Scenes Rea
Ceremonies Dances and Songs, highly illustrative the
un civilized tribes Of the present daY.
The entertainment is of chaste and moral character,
and by the Press throughout the country
the only medium by which accurate knowledge may be
obtained at the present time OF the Western tribes.
KawshAwgance and troup will appear horseback in
full costume, between O'Clock, p. M, viii
parade the principal streets The Keystone Brass Band
viii enter the city between ~ II o'clock and will also
eniven eAch exhibition with Its harmonious music
Admission % Children under IL years age, IS
Doors open at and ~; exhibition 10 commence ~
and s. Front seats reserved for the Ladies' The
order aud deeorum will be preserved Gentemanv usherl
always attendance. Ladies' may assured that
pains will he spared to render the Indian Show
pleasant and agreeable V. C. MY ERHORFER,
agent
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NJ B.-Messrs r. o. take pleasure in referring byp
mission TO the following gentlrmen;
II. II. Weed, D. D. Hon Geo. ". Thompson, HIS Hon. ARD
Caldwell Morgan Nelson Esq, B. 81. Eofi, E-G Dr-J"hn
PriSselI, ". J. Bates, DR.. r. Il. Cummins, Dr. Z.
Hildreti. Todd, Tsiiant DesDISin, John 6Hoe
Esq, McCIalIens, Knox Co, Marsh Taylor. noyls
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For Rent

FTNHE large three story Brick building the sto-s
Bridge in the fifth Ward, and occupied by Jes,,s
Bullard Is boarding house. Possession given the
day of April next.
Also tie store In the same building now occupied
as shoe store by John Rankin Apply 70
jan12 y X AhAstHONG.
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CHARLES W. GRAHAM,

CHARLES W. GRAHAM,
y UCGE - . e II % J a M Z II ANNEFs.
rINHE undersigned the citizens OF Wheeling
and Vicinity that having purchased the Drug and Pre-
scripton Store formerly by DR.. James Tanner he
viii continue carry the Drug business in all is
branches. He respect uly so;ics continuance OF
public patronage which Heretofore been literally
extended towards this old and well known est l!>hneD
It will be his keep every thing, the pures Kind
the price, usually be found in we'll fur.
nisned Drug establishment.
Prescriptions carefully compounded the pprsst OF
Medicines. CHARLES W. GRAHAM,
No. 90, cor. Main and Wehst-rSts
myl9 Centre WhseinE.
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For Rent.

THE Store Room on Main street. North Wheeling or
70 IhthI9l GEORGE 4. WICRHAM
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q CAMPBFLL.

(sUccEssuRs TO y w. yrMEsrx)
MANUFACTURERS L WHOLESALE RETAIL DEALERS
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Dividend.

WHEslISo SAYISGs INSTITUTIONS "a
July 9TH, tS5S
THE President and Directors of this Institution have this
day declared dividend Of ten per the Capt.
n demand. WA DJcCaY
ieI Treasurer
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JuIY SErrLEMENrs -AMoNa oun MERcnANl

- RE4Dlye 54r4zR oN EFERY PACE
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School Teaohers Wanted

BY express ibis Day.
VXTIDE White and Black Beregt White Rerege, yds
w wide, for snawls; Black b rege same width.
jI9 HEISKBLL & SwEARINGEN.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-07
JAMES MORROW,
Sureeon and Mechanical Dentist.

OFFERS HIS SERVlCBS AS SUOH
70 hts friends and the public Ing eosv.
UQyyy q, bel,svns tn:. he 80 49, ~lI
doue in the Dental line He has been engaged in Dr.
Goodrichs ONCE for the last fifteen months, and be
leviug that he has sustained his former reputation
- Dentist he asks for portion Of the patronage
from his friends and the public. His requirements
In the knowledge Of Dentistry and arrangements In
his Office and laboratory are such that he 10 prepared
70 do any work In the Dental line. His mode OF work
10 different from ali others 10 his section Of the
try, being more clearly and durable, and worn with
more comfort and Subtraction to the wearer. He
will put In ARTIFICIAL indentures from one to IN
tire Get, aud do all other work appertaning to Dem
tistry.
Once and residence connected, ON Fourth street,
second house west Of Main, adjoining DR.. Fountain
residence.
Any number Of references given II requirsd
MAJ adtf.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-07

VAHEREAS on the LIST day 81 April, A. D. 1s5s,
w Thomas Tibbett and Elizabeth Tihbett, e.
ecuted unto Austin Cornin, rs Trustee. certain
deed OF Trust conveying to SAID Trustee the lard in
Clinton county, Iowa, des cribed follows, to wit:
The south half Of the northeast quarter ant The
north half Of The pouth-east quarter Of Ion
Der twenty mine (2S) In township number eightyone
(sI) north OF range number one ~ east Also IN.
north east quarter Of the south est quarter Of The
same section, town ship and range which said con-
veyance mare BY the sail Thomas Tibet ard
Elizabeth Tibet for the psTp0sc OF securing the pay
ent Of the certain picDissory notes and the
thereon signed BY said Thomas Tbb-tt. dated the lot
day OF April, A d 1876 u 4 smons which were the
follow ng: Ore for and 90 10 dollars and one
for three hundred and twenty dollars both due
In tWo yeAss from dsts.
md now said lsst named po4es having became
due and payable and the said Thomas Tibet, having
failed TO pay the same Austin Corbin Trustee as
Aforesaid do herr By u pablo notice. that b. vtr.
tue Of the power which In vested BY ce~d %
Trust,I wilton Friday thu Both day OF April 1858
at the hour Of two O'Clock in the afts u SAID
day at the Court House door In the city Of Davenport
expose and oef Tor SALE 1t public auction the parcels
ofIaAd above described, much thereof sha -
sscsnt 10 sstsfy and pay the amount ofsaid note.
With the katYeet thereon 70 the day Of SALE together
With I'll ths costs expenses sttcn1lDg SAID sale
costa Of this notice and Trustees feO. Upea ~
compsetion q such asie . deed viii b. g1ves.
Dated the 9th dey q April, a D, 1875.
AUSTIN COaBIN.
nnedtD T0nooe
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Trustees sale.

VxYuRRDAS on the 18th day Of NArch, 4 ., 1851.
w Henry Brandt and Margaret BrAnit, his wife.
executed uato Austin CoTbin ~ Trustee, certain
deed VI Trust convsyisg 70 oaM Trustee the land 10
Clinton county Iowa, dsScribed - fellows. ~ vii.
The quarter Of the northeast quarter ~
Section number III N township number esxhty-
two (81l north 81 range four esst % the 9Th Z,
which sad conveyance Was made BY M said Henry
and Margaret Brsnst for the purpose Of securing
the payment u two 0rtsin promis-ory n ts and Tn
Int. rcst thereon signed by said Hsnry Branft, aoe
OF which wAs dated the Ath day OF March. A 1857,
and one payable one year after dste, NJ the Bankrnx
House VI 0aekloi CJrbn, ~ thu order of Isabella
Wallace.
And now said note having become due and pay
able and the said Henry Brandt hsvi fsiiei
T. pay the same. !, Austin Casbn, Trustee -
Aforesaid, do hereby giv- this public notice. thst ~
virtue u the power which 10 IN vested by sail rre
Of Trust, I will, on Saturday the 18Th DAY OF
Nay. A y, ls5s. at the hour OF O'Clock IN the ~.
tsrnocn Of said dav, ri the Court Mouse door The
city OF Dav export County of Scout aud state of Iowa,
expose aud oder for sale public the high
est bidder for cash, the premises Abovc described, or
% much thereof shall be sufficient satisfy End
psy the amount due said note. with there
the day Of sale, together with the costs and
pense3 attending rAd SALE costs OF this notice and
Trustees fees Upon the compleio1 of sati Fal~ q
deed will b. given in accordance with The stpu stns
OF said drei OF Trust convey full and perfect IL
tie 10 the tract Of land sold to the pure asr.
Dated the 18th day OF April, ls3s.
AUSTIN CORBiN.
aDroUdta
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FORSALEORLEASE.

For Rent.
HVHI OFFICE heretofore occupied BY Hsssrs. Cool,
i Dillon l. LAndley, opposite Cook 4 Sargsns's
Bank.
Enquire Of n. KuHuEH, fobaceonist. (Dec2sW
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TFustees,s Sale.
on the i2th dsy Of Apvil A. n

VxyHRRDA0 on the I2th day Of April 4. D. 1888.
w Hans Pisgmann, executed unto Austio OorHsn
- Trustee. csTiain deed II Trust csnve, inn y,
SAID Trustee the land In Scott County. Iowa. Aescs,be
follows 70 VT The epss half u the scuth vere
quarter Of settcn nUmter tWenty-nne f9s) in Tyvn.
ship number seventy -nine l79l north Of rsnge four
a. east Of the III r. ~, containipg eIehsv fs0,
scres aore Or less, which said conveyance Was sds
By the eetd Hans Plasmann, for the purpose q ..
curing the payment of ; certain promiseo~y oots
Amene others, and the interest thereon signed by
ssid Hans Plasman ds,sd the 18th day a. pril b.
$50, ana payable - follows: Y6r four hun.
dred and twenty-five dollals due On the 9Th dsy a
January A. D. 1858, With interest theysoa, q tho
1oes Of tan per cent PER AMMAN si.sr dee.
And BOW said promissoTy note having beoo0e de-
asd peyable and the said Hans Hagmann hovio9
failed 70 pay the same. ], Anstin Corbin 3rus-
tee aforesaid do hereby give this public notice. thas
by virtue Of the power whteh ID IN vested bv said
deed ofrruss, will, on Monday the 2lsh Aoy q nsv
A. D. 1855 q the hosr Of O'Clock In ~ afsvnoon ~
ssid day 1T the Court House dosg In tie cey a av
post expose and oer for SALE aA puh1jc arcfioe -
psrcsi o. land sbcvs described, o. - mucN f1sreo4
. shall Be ssdRctsnt % sstisy and pay ~ snonss
es sad noee With Tie intsSsst shefeoa % a. ~ n
eo)e, teeeAsr w1e1 III u Gusts al sxDeneo1 a11c
~ Gad eaDe. eoele Of tAD notice anl rpotees ~
Dsssd ~ - lay u April a p, l6ee.
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VHYHHRHAS on ~ - - y N 4. = ~.
w Orisndo Z DsrdIc4 - DcsSzAa Uur1s~s -
wife, exseutsd unto Iysat RsuumU. ~ Irusss~.'a
s ,.r1 Z, sssaos -. 1870 = 80
vi: ossms part o. The souah - qssvsses s~saea
tAtfesen (te) Township esveasy cGAS Ga - ~ -
10 ease, - soalews. to-wn y nIDmlu910n 0kN~n
rosa N tbs esntsr ensnss a IL ae<sioa -
" hams due east from In . rh wsRnofsew - -
south west quarter ~ said sfcoi1n, 49, g. ~nwh
twenty nine and 2-1o0 chaas T. seans. sh<8es ~.
west With the north linz cf Sad3uvis = No. wos,e
tfocs elk epd - 10 u and &5-A1 cnaors o esnm~
thence due north 70 . slona IN 81 e8.tD eroir&
west Of the point OF commencsm 1t sherce D.. 80
s. 100 acres rs and ss-1OD>-wharh ssid srr~
We made b. the said Orlando !. and porutha Hurars
for the pu per Of Uring the ysys ~ e<rtnsn
peomissory note and tne inses.-t ssvsss skrS~f y
the said Orlsnio Burdich dated tie s9sh do "a
July A u Isl and one psyable - :olI.Ns: One ssr
hundred seventy two sni soiv0 roilars pa abss
The s0th daY october 1851. with .ntersss
rate Of ten pe cent Per shaun After ust0rlsy. 80
And nos said promissory nots havtne 6srTsne dus
and pay able aud the ssid Orlando Rnf6isk HAVING
failed TO pay the same, !. ank Palmer, Trustee
- Aforesaid, DO hereby give this pubic aoeiee thai
deed Of Trust, I will on the 3oth Day Of nsy
%, 1855. q tie hour Of oclack - the bfgDssa =
satd day at the Court House door IN the city u De-
venport, expose and ODER for sale, Af public
tion Tie parcels Of land above desrrtbed murh
thereof shall be sufcient TO satisfy aud paS 10
amount Of said note with the interest thereon tbs
day Of sac together With the expenscs attending sski
ssle. costa Of this notice and Trustees sse.-
Uppn the completion Of such sale deed VIII -
given In sccorance with the stipulation Of said D~f
Of Trust conveying full and perfect title 10 the tract
Of aud cold 10 the purchaser.
Dated the Eth day Of April: ., lss5,
FRANK PlUneR.
CD, 2Sdts rrusaNe