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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-02-19
Carbon Cliff Coal.
y CENTS PER BUSHEx:

n sHD eARDON CLIFF COAL AININS 90 are
u now selling thsir superior coal o their yard
fc n.r of 6th . end WoRrn Aveaue) q eight cents
nsr 6ushel and ten ceats delivered The ctisens of
Da sen1ort and people ofthis vciaity viii remember
TIA - were The AYst 70 inau0urato low prices here
and Ne nov assure them that ~ shall continue TO
seil ct the very lowest rateo.
CA svsnport, January 3. lD6
Y.-aaIr pTougieenrs.
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~SSS0O = s0SSASe
WHERsAs on the 18th day Of June, D 1857.
w Patrick Collins executed unto Austin Cor bin
a. trustee eertsin deed Of Trust ying to ssd
Trustee the lard IN Scott county. Iowa. describ Is
follows 10 Wit The east half OF lot number eghtet
QS) In Cook Sargn's addition to the city OF Daven
pori; which said conveyance was made BY tbs said
Collins for the purpose Of securing the payment OF
two ain pronssory notes and the interest there.
on signed BY SAID Collins, payable 70 Charles J. Du-
p MT, dated the 18th day Of June d 1851 ono for
eighteen and 15-lOO dollars, due In six months and
for the Of one hundred sixty and Is 100
dollars payable in one year.
And nov said hrst describe I notes having become
due and payable, and the said Patrick Collins having
failed to pay the same, Austin Ooroin, frustee
- Aforesaid. u request Of said Charles Dupont,
do hereby sive this public notice, that BY virtue
OF the psWer which 10 In me vested BY said deed
Of Trust. ! will. on Wednesday the 10Th DAY Of
February D, 1858, ct the hour OF O'Clock IN
the afternoon Of said day, Ct tho Court House
door In the city Of Davenport, expose and offer
for sale, ct public auction, to the highest bidder
for cash. the parcels Of land above descrbed or 30
much thereof shall be sucient to satisfy and nav
the amount Of SID note, With the interest thereon 10
the day Of sale. together with the expenses attend
ing said SALE costs Of this notice and Trustcee fees
Upon the completion Of such sale deed viii b eiven
In aecordsuoc with the stipulation Of sad Decd of
Trust.
Dated the 18Th day Of January 4 D, 1858.
AUSTIN CORBIM,
Jan Trustee.
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REMOVALS.

n II M q " 1t
IIARDwARs ON COAHIssIOS.-The ,ub-cri-
ll Der has removed his entire stock OF HARDWARE
to his store In Nichols B;ock, corner Of SscOnd
and Brady streets, sign Of the BROAD AXE. where
he viii keep On hand general assortment Of goods
In his line.
CARPENTERS. BULL RS,
BLACKSNI7HS, MA CHLNLS7S,
IZNNNERS AND FARMERS
viii here ind . larte and veil Escorted stock u
Shelf and Heavy Har dsr0re
which will be sold BY the undersigned at ten to
twenty ave per cent less than before offered il
this market
Country dealers can buy at this store st low
rates st -. Louis or Chicago. Gail and examine
before purchasing elsewhere.
7oGftf J. a. " IN I'm =
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IL Il m q v H.

q A II i Il A Il CIT Y
REAL ESTAT
DI STRIB e. TION
AT COLUMBUS, OHIO,
$4,000 DOLLARS
WORTH OF PROPERTY.
WHOLE NUMBER OF TICKETS. GO. 600
ONLY TWO DOLLARS EACH.
I CAP1TALPRIZE, A SPLENDID HOUSE
Lot and Furniture, southeast corner OF
Ok and Fourth streets Columbus, q ..S14 40
| House ana Lot, south ide Friend. between
9TH aud 1th streets, G .lumbus, Oho., AOO
Suburban acre building Lots on Broad.
way, $S,2OO each. Observation-Disclosures. 4OO
l Suburban acre 81 poles building lot on
nr,,s 5000
OF Rich and 9th str ELECTROMAGNETIC. S,eo
50 acres Of land In Madison county Ohio
near Railroad Depot. ........ ION
lots at the Columbus (Ohio) Depot, used by
i've IAuroads) Observation-Disclosures. 1!kn
l lot In Bartlett, Hulturd X Smiths addition '"o
u COLUMBUS. O...... l. 40
M at cottage and lot on Friend street Co
lunDus. Chlo. .............,...... I AN
The Riddle Slaughter House md Cattle Ysr,
attached, one mile west OF ColunAus... 100
briek cottage aud acre lot, . neat suburban
residence. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. san
~ suburban building lots, one each, ALSO
each. ....................1 10 nn
lO3 CT y lots n John w. Bakers I'd Broadway
addition 49, IS $50
~ lots IN John W. Bakers LIST addition "a,
broadway ''''''............."..... 4,74O
the above schedule Of property embraces princ,
pal,y splendid City Residences, City and Suburban
Ohio the Capitol OF the THIRD STATE IN 1HaUN'
Disseminating 10. 900 inhabtants and RAPIDLY in.
crossing IN manufactures, commerce, Population.
wealth and 10 the value Of its real estate
The above property will be distributed to Ticket
Holders, before OH
The let nay 81 March, 1855.
II the ticket. are not sooner disposed Of: but IN
view OF the interests ofthe Ticket holders the srse
sumo ent time after the sale Of the tickets mi he 81
lowed to give six weeks notice. (throush sRents AMI
newspapers) % that such ticket hold rs can anpont
their commit. &c TO make sush distribut,oo
The public Is assured that this distributor =, rr
erty y not Contested with any Exhibition, Conceal
or any other costly entert ainment which can h. an.
soysd ~ only few Ticket Holders but consists II
solid valuable property 90 proportioned h. the rr;c
equal chance. '"'' sl'a
Persons visiting Columbus, Ohio, are requested to
xemine the location and character OF said prop.rtv
ana the piats Of the same now die in this once
Inose desiring to purchase tickets can obt I'm Thorn
es THIS once BY enclosing - I'm current Bank pills
on any spse'e payns Bank IN the Union for each tick
A0ENT1 WANTED.
Persons desiring 10 act as Agents In the AL. a.
hr 80, VIC VIII Toward Recommendation signed
swer-d. P'o"P'V an
Astothe property above mentioue the value thers.
OF my standios lrefer the public to the Bankers
~ All orders for Tickets, and other l,tter. mu.f
~ 70 n RINGER,
Annie Observation-Disclosures, Columbus, Ohia,
NICHOLAS RUHNYN
J. GlLIET,
oorn.v EDWIN FAN.
s"o second streets. De,l d2m.
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FROM
J. J. oAlLAoHER'o,
General Advertising and CellectinG
AaNNJCX,
- DEARBORN st.. CHICAGO, Ills.
THHo. Belts, 81. A. K. SAWYER,
J. d. MKi LES, yNo O. NKLLxN,
Sawyer, Mellem 4 Co.,
ass 4 28O SOUTH WATER 1T.
Chicago, M.
DET7 s, .MELLE.V'% 60.
Ne. SOUTH MAIN ST,
1t. Louis. MO.
General Commission l. Forwarding
Merchants.
REFE NCES:
asniet 4 Patterson, 81 Lorh.
" 8 Gilman, do
deorge Pegrsm, do
Capt W Could do
Gap. Johnson. Louisiana. No. 10
EIirt 4 wheeler. Chicsso.
Lain, smith 1 Bo,es, do
sH K,nnedy L Co New Orleans.
AG Iarweli 1 Co, Boston.
Starring, Mccullough l. Co., n. Y.
Nay - i657d1y
FROM
c. n. scRiNEN's
GENERAL ADVERTISING AGENCY.
No. 6a, DEARBORN ST., CHICAGO.
Bags. Bags. Bags!!!
BUY YOUR BAGS OF ALL KINDS
Oh A Sc Il CO.,
EASTERN MANUFACTURING AGENTS
IA. SOUTH WATER STREET. CHICAGO.
CHS Jansdtf
JAMES " SANGER. Wv MIrcHsLL
SANGER Il MITCHELL,
Successors to v WARY MITCHELL
AGENTs FOR HI Y1NG AND SELLING
wheat, Coru o ats, Fl mr., Pork, Beef. Lard. II amr
Dried Fruit, Cheese, &c, Sc,
ON COM SSION.
Nos. PA and 2ls. South Wafer Street. CAicago III
N p-Tiis street has been re-numhered Old No
were 1872 and 1874. Obs jar 2Ssi3m o.
TO Brick Makers and Capitalists.
THE UNDERSIGNED WOULD INVITE ALL
Interested parties ~ xamne . working model o. =
Brtck .Machtsse,
Which Is superior to all others ever inv nted It Is
much cheaper, more portable, and so simple A. not
10 be liable to get out OF order 1hre men and of,e
be- make from ~ 900 to Is COO feet Brick per
day. II can be with less POUer than any other.
Two horses. or ~ inch b.lt will work it with ease
II makes the Brick directly from the bank without
gard to weather. Circulars sent by addressing ".
RUfCHiNGS, Rex 1929, Chicago, III The model
can b. seen AT lt1 Ran. oph street, Chicago. Also,
samples Of Brick made by the Machine.
W. HUTCHlEtsS & WAKEMAN HULL.
Sole Agents for the sale OF Boyntons Improved Brick
Press for the West. Janl4d1m c ii 8
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Nh RELIEF A1oOCIAfIoN win fnrn.sA .~.e
q o female helrss q application e II. Ionsl n
0s1ce. fersons leslfing sueA AZ eaTnsa1aS -.
ssSesa e a2glx e aesye . tAis .wi1 eso1S q
~ A1DoolA&n0.
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REMOVAL.
NelsOss's JesUcls'y Store,
Brady street. Above Pest O0cs.
WD would tender our grate-
w full acknowledgements TO
the public for their liberal pat
ronAge since our commencement Sllfh
In business. Having removed
into larger and more oommodious store, second
door above our former location, W would solicit
Inspection Of our stock OF
Watches, 01oo1k0,
JesCelry, Silrer-sUg,'e SyyAs
Fancy Goods,
which Is now the largest and most fashionable
city. We are constantly IN receipt Of Goods by
press, and Will always ha 70 the newest styles 10
had In ths eastern markets. Oar motto IL sm
profits IN QUich returns.
Davenport. Iowa. Oct IL lssS--d.f
Removal.
THE undersigned has removed his ONCE to the
L second story Of q. Nichols new Block, corner
Second ana brsdy streets, D.venI orr.
None, 70 loan on R.., E.,., !. s W. WOODWARD
oc1dti ". WOODWARD.
KG2llOclgl.
vvNHE subscriber has removed his stock Ct Cigars
L Tobacco and Fancy Pipes, to the corner of Brady
and Front streets; in L. slie's Block where he be
happy to see all his old customers and the public zen.
rally. iFeL2itfI r. SItG
Removal.
CHRRIHI LEONARDS oflce may hereafter be
~ found ct the Court House,
II. LEONA b,
Voseponenu ~ ott~ountv
X II m d y" Ill.
WILLIAM DOOLAN,
HAS REMOVED HE
REAL ESTATE, INSURANCE AND LAW OFFICE
TO .LECLAIRE BLOCK.
OFFICE with Drs. Fountain and Adler
Jan22d1m]
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RE OVAL.
STORE TO RENT.

WE HAVE 6RCURED the MAGNIFICENT
w Store Room In AEIRoPOLITAx BLOCK, whers
We viii remove the 1st Of Asrh. We are at great
exp nse In fitting MP the same, dtsirous OF mss ing
the most attractive store In Davenport. We viii
keep. 1t all times, the La sest and most complete
ktOck Of
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Removal.

NhHRI!S LEONARD'S onloe may hereafter be
~ found ct the Court House.
II. LEONA b,
VdsepUneriu ~ ecott county
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ke2llOcNl.

VSHE subscriber has removed his stock Ct Cigars
L Tobacco and Fancy Pipes, to the corner of Brady
and Front streets in l. slie's Block, where he be
happy all his old customers and the public gen
rally tFet2itf1 n. SIG
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MEDICAL.
DRe EuD11LsLsO
Medical InnFmlary


N4O00CS9n y u4DoH Uoo0hy
6 1Axpossn Ssasn, orrosus TIE REvEss
Horu-
4 Wo0D on oOLBNN- C0NeCIgNrOUs AD-
~ ~ - ehaus Who viiI reAsct n
] J ]
NloO solsnn Tea thstoa hum ~
AgeA sheueaoA ~ aasaal!y In the
uuitsi States With consumption
masssaus a. premature decay.
There cannot BE- IN effect With
go en- a1eQuAts csase.
10 vieV Of the awful destrec- +44%X
eAoo ofhuUAn liz and health By - &3ffsHX
0aasasDus or pseuassure ex-
haaeslsa and decay u the n.rv. -
eos system-acrvoas debility, ~ yykx -
eausod By sexual diseased, such
% ~ viOes u Self Abuse. semi - -
nal weakness. Spsrmsttorrhea. Gieet. Impotence.
Lepoosrhna and 6terility. and Organic Discsses Of
- Kilnsys and In vev Of the deceps ons which are
Dracsacsd spon the unsovtsnste victims OF svch dls
49, by ouacss and base pretendefs DR.. Hubbel
vtIl stve 1e1scai ahvice gratis 70 oil patients thus
e6I,csed mas or female who may apply BY letter, or
nerannaily With description Of their case, 10 .
true and rs,isbs mean. Q, cure ARD he propose. TO
a. and su6sving, for sum that will only compensate
oka cost Al medicine.
IL eli dsseass which Affect mankind, arising from
shass Of sexual functious-vbether m rried Or sin
de male OF srmAle-Doctor Hubbeil may b. consult
"a pgtvateiy aud secretly, what the disease
nay b., he viii furaish them with delightful Aod
pleasant reed that will strengthen the whole ner-
vous system-snd tn at, too ~ remedies that never
a. The slightest inj ury under any circumsts
70 Pms La DiG.-tAsfiss troubled with 1rfesuiar-
ejev weasneos and other complaints peculiar TO the
female system, viii nnd speedy cure By csiling -
above
All osumuuications strictly confidential.
Address, J Hubbeil. n D. boz iss6 o, Chicago,
Illinois.
Rsvsss Hotel.
DshIdNf
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TO be found West Of Chicago. We shall also Con
tinue the manufacture OF Custom WOE. Gail and
" US. We offer our present store for rent On the
most liberal terms.
Febldtf Z. H. PARKS CO.
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VINHb undersigned has removed his ONCE to the
l. second story Of q. L. Nichols new Block corner
6econd and Brady streets, DsvenIo u.
Nv. WOODWARD.
Money 70 loan Or Real Estate BY
oc7du Nv. WOODWARD.
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CHESTERM ANS METALICTApr,
OFFICE STATlnyERV

OF al tpg'hs Surveyors Chains So and 100 feet In
iehyIh- any instrument not on hand when wanted
wili'br ordered fiDm the cas-, short notice and
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o0asette Copy1
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-26
TERMS FOR BOARDING Pupils.

Let. The scholastic year commences on the
first Monday Of September, and sluses on the
last Of June.
2nd. Boarding, with Tuition, in an the In.
glish branches, payable quarterly in advance,
$3.50.
Sd. No extra charge made for Washing, Beds,
Bedding, Lights and Fuel.
9Th. Pupils may. enter at any time, il being vn-
dsrstood that the charges will be made from the
date Of entrance 20 The end Of the year.
Sth. IL 10 required that each Boarder be sup.
piled with towels, table napkins, and a silver
folk, and that each article Of clothing be marked
with her name in fall.
9Th. Pupils will be considered msnbers Of the
family, and they will be surrounded with the
privileges and restraints which make home plea.
sani.
7th. Funds designed for the use of the pupil,
should be deposited with the Principal, and The
manner or disbursement mentioned,
9th. Parents or Guardians are feauested. N aii
times, 70 communicate freely, their views and
wishes respecting their daughters or wards
Their suggestions will be received with due con-
alteration.
9th. Bozsders wili attend the place Of Divine
Worship, dssgnaisd by their Parents or Guar
dians.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-26
lCoNXUEIcATED.
Tribute Of Respect.
CLIFTON FAcroaY. Aug.

CLIFTON FACTORY. Aug. 18th. 1853
At meeting Of the Physicians Of the Fac.
tory District, convened for the purpose Of e..
king action by Which 20 pay las: sad tribute
Of respect TO the memory of their late brother
IN the profession, Da. THOMAS w. HEBB
:he meeting was organized by calling Dr. w.
n. Abeli 10 the Chair and arpointing Dr.
Frank Spencer Secretary Dr.. Abel in few
impressive and happy remarks, then stated the
objects Of the meeting. DR.. r. A. Lynch
Chairman Of the Committee to draft resolutions
then rose. and in few remarks paid a lust
tribute 70 the rla,ly virtues and great moral
worth of TIE dceeased, aftcS which he offered
the following resolutions, which were unani-
n.cusly adopted.
ReSotrcd, That we, the members OF tho Med
icai Profession in the Factrry District, are deep
~ grieved at tie sudden and Saddening cispen-
sation Of Providence, by which VIC are called
to mourn the death of our esteemed brother
physician. DR.. Thomas w. Hebb.
Resotred, That in the death of Dr.. Hebb.
the Medical Profession has lost Al honorable
and worthy r1embc., and we, a courteous gen.
tlernan, Kind and esteemed acquaintance and
friend.
EssoIcea, That we tender cur sincere syrnpa-
shies to his parents and relations, Ia this their
sad bereaveme
RESOLVED, That, as a mark of respect 70 the
memory Of our' deceased brother we wear the
usual badge ofmouEning for the space of thirty
days.
Rcsolced, That these proceedings be publish
ed In the Saint Nary's Beacon, and that a copy
of the same be transmitted to the parents and
relations Of the deceased.
WIN. NJ. ABELL, II. D., Prsss.
FRANK SPENCER, d. D., Sec.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-26

Ssc. 4. Be n enacted nv tie Commissioner
0f the village of LensaFd Town, that Horses and
Mules shall rps be allowed 70 run at large
within Any of tlse streets now open or 70 Be
opened &fthin the limits af said soNsn, and
II any such are fnunsi senuing at large. il shall
be flle duty Of shs BailifI lo warn tile owner
- hts o. her agent of his az her hcFsss or mules
- ruaniRR at large. and il any Of said owners
Of h0Fse o. nsukes, shall not immediately re-
move them from the streets Of sid village, thea
he or she slsah y fred the sum Of Oae dollar
for each horse r. nnle thus at large, 20 be re-
cnvered, as other lines and forfeituTes are by said
Commissioners recoverable
Sec. !. Be il enacted, that this ordinance
shall ~ into effect on and after Wednesday, the
18th day Of August, 1858. Test
JN0. A. CAVALIER, Clerk.
Under The Act Of incorporation, among the
duties 10 be performed by the RaiIif Is the
following. To prevent the tumultuous and
irregular meetings II slaves and free negroes
within the liFsiss of said village, and 60 punish
with nlcaefate correction all such slaves. OF
free negroes. rs shall he found wandering on
$troliing about the streets in the night time.
and To prevent slaves freqnenting the houses
Of ether persons in said village, without the
consent Of their master o. mistress.
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-26

This Boarding and Day School will open on
the FIRsr MONDAY IN SEPTEHsER, in the com.
rnodlous Residence which has been Purchased
expressly for School purposes. Particular a.
tention 10 eeled 20 itR desirable locally, eombi-
ming the advantages Of the country with thoss OF
the city. In thIs Seminary advantages will be
afforded for acquiring a superior Education -
Teachers and Professors of experience and skill
a thorough Education. Careful mental and NOR =
al training, aided by judicous plans, is the basis
Of this system Of instruction. The discipline
will be intelligent, blending midness with firm
ness. Manners, morals, and the disposition OF
the heart will be cultivated with assidulty. A
regular record will be kept Of the conduct, and
proficiency OF the scholars. with a view to incite
to correct department, and persev vering industry
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-26
Cooperation Ordinances.

We publish below several ordinances passed
BY the Commissioners Of our Town at their
last meeting. These ordinances went into
operation yesterday.
"Au Act establishing the names Of the
Streets now opened in Leonard Town.
Fec. Be it enacted by the Conani ssioners
cf ths rillGge cf Leonard IOsOn, that the three
streets at present open in said Torn, shall
he called and known by the following Names
The street leading from Dritton's Bay to the
northern line Of said town tO be called Wdsh-
tRgtOA Strea. the street running westwardly
fTum said Washington street, and leading To-
wards Chaptico, to be called JsfersOn Sired.
and the street running eastwartlly ont of said
1bsra. leading towards the Clifton Factory 70
30 called Madison Street. Test r
JNO. A. CAVALIER, Clerk.
= "An Act TO cause persons keeping Dogs and
Bitches in Leonard Town, to pay tax ON tie
Sams. s1. ass .fs
Sec. Z. Be u enacted by the Commissioners
nf the village Of Leonard Town, that any per-
SSn owning or keeping . Dog or Bitch, within
the limits of said Town, shall pay an annual
tAx on the same as follows; tor every Dig %
kept the sum Of one dollar, and for every
bitch the sum Of two dollars, 10 be collected as
ether taxes are by said Commissioners, and II
any person owning or keeping any dog or
bitch, $ aforesaid, refuses OF fails 30 pay the
afsCesaid tax, within three days after nosice
shall have been given him or her by the BailifF
he shall cause che said dog or bitch, 20 Be des-
tTgyed. and shall b allowed fiftY cents for
every dog OF bitch 20 destroyed, payable out OI
ths Treasury Of said Corporation.
Sec. 2. Be d enacted that this ordinance
shall 90 into eject on and after Wednesday, the
2bsh day of AugasS 1858. Tess:
n saal JN0. a. CAVALIER Clerk.
-An Aes 20 prevent Hop and tsssse ftosn 20
Ing = large wishin the streets OF Leonard
Sc. ). Be il snassssi by tho ema.i-iansrs ela,i
of the village Of Leonard Town, that Hugs and
0eeaa sAall nos be allowed % 60 at largs with
IN any Of the streets now open or 10 he opened
within the imits Of said Town, ard If any such
eFe found gong - large, it alsall be the duty
"f the Bsili6 % warn ths owner % his OF hcs
agent q hisor her hoes " geese 90 going aI
Large. and If any af aid owuess of hogsor eses
shall nce immediately remove them from ne
eessees o. sail village. ahan he ~ shs shah he
tined 6iey ssnls s. essh bag. and ten oesss fsF
sach gEzna gang No large, % hs recovered -
ether lineSaald ks6sienEes aso rsoovarabse. NJ
o ormaslsignass off - yiIlsgr
SEA = u ia@mnasa tia Tia nnlinanoe
eAalt g 90 - . nn1 afDev Wsaneshv. -
Sbeh aay g Anensa goSe - Tsxey .
--ss-S. isss' NO - CAlGALzER. Gaak.
-An - - psvysas IIusuas and = Mussss iss.n su
sunning hrSs wiEhis tAs sesssas of LsOnarA
St. Mary's beacon., 1858-08-26
PUBLIC SakE
REAL ESTATE.

nY sisine OF an order from the Orphnnss
- Court oi 81. Marv's County. and in sc-
ecniance with authority under the. last win
and testament Of John Greenwell. laie Of said
county. deceased, the seNscsitrFs will sen as
the courthouse door. IN LEONARD TOWN,
between the hours OF 8 and O'Clock. p. NJ,
On TUESDAY. TIE alsa day cr September ners.
all ,hAs srsct or casres ofland Of which ,hs
said John GTeeswell died possessed nf. and
now occupied by Alexander Hiess. il. "A y.
natt, called and ehown by the name or
PART OF HoPToN PARK"
aud cunraining. or said TO contain, one k1n.
dred aud three acres, more q. less. rfAF
The seid land is well lecaaesl In heaithv
neighborhood, wlihin three miles &c Iyeenari
Town, and about one mile from IA avica,,on--a
is well watered with = sufielencv OF wrod
and timber thereon. with 4 cell inIsr;sir 10
none IN the county, q pcstun OF which has
been lately mauured, aud : very productive.
The baillngs are small bur mostly naw,
AMI the fencing gUod. We invite those wish.
ing To purchase 60 examine the premises. "A
. more desiraeie place Is rarely 70 BE- rnes
with. -
THE TERMS required. viii Be o,s ,hir.a
rash on the day of sale. tie balance i'm Vvru
equal insiaiuents OF twelve and eighteen
months, with interest added. t. he spca.ed bv
bonds with satisfa, tIry security. Possession
wall ee given On the 6rsr day Of January,
1859. 4----'---''
BENZ. G. HARRIS.
JNO. A. CAMALlER.
Executors OF yno. Greenwell, deeeased. g
Angus, 26sh lSa6-m. y