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Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-21

.zT When your slippers aud buskins begin
10 be whtfe at the TIP of the toe, we recon-
mend biaekIH discovered BY our Beceseitfe,
and pgsfultuHes careless boarding -schoul
2Ifi Take three parts Of the while OF 10 ege
and ote frurD the it,k bottle. Put II on eith
bat Of sponge Ordinary biaeking would. of
course. fUiu Kid or morocco.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-21

To Hs.- INK THAT IS ISpEsIErcTIBI or
change informs the world that By making a So
luton Of sbellac and borax, in water and adding
a suitable proportion IF pure lamp biael. and
ink j. produced Which is Indestruciible i,v ts;te
or by chemical agents. and which, on dtv,Hr
will present polished surface. as With tlc H. (
found on tbe Esyptian paryfi.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-21
Death Of George Conbe. tie Fhrenolcgist.

George Comhe, the great champion of philo-
sophical phrenology and author of the Consti-
/ tuition Of Mana work exceeded in circulation
1t is said by but three others IN the language
the Bible. Pilgrims Progress, and Robinson
Crusoe-died at the hydropathic Institution at
Moors Park, Surrey. England, oD tie / fth ult-
He was born in Edinhurg, in 7eS, where he has
always resided He-was educated for the law.
and praetlced for twenty years. The opinions
OF Gall and Spurzheim attracted his notice, be
studied them; became convinced that thew had
basis in nature; pursued The subject. ard in
1919 published his observations in " Essays on
PhTenology, under the title of 4 system Of
ihrenolosy,' in two medium-sizcd volumes
lie and others founded the Phrenoloeieal
Journal, which afterwards conducted bv
bis relative, Mr.. Cox. In 1873 he Published
&" he Constitution of Nan, Considered in Rela-
ton 10 External Objects" This a tTae.ed great
attention, and Mr. Henderson thought SO high
" Oft that he gave sum of money 10 be ex-
pended IN the production of very cheap edI-
ton OF the book. The novelty OF the cifcum-
stance drew to the subject an additional amount
Of attention the cheap sdition sold almost with
ont precedent, go 030 copies of it having been
printed IN Great Britain, besides large sales in
the United States. Translations have also been
made into German, French and Swedish
I'm 1883, George Combe married Miss Cecilia
Slddons. Four or five years after, he Quilted
the practice of his profession, and in s3S went
accompanied by Mrs Combe. 10 the United
States where he renamed, lecturing and pre-
pairing his Journal, till IS40. DIR. Spurzheim
had visited the United States in 1882 and died
there IL few months aud the DISCIPLES ne had
obtained wishing for another master. invited
George Cofnbe to visit and lecture TO them.--
The years after his return We're varied by con
tinental journeys, too often rendered necessary
by failing health. The latter period of his lite
was of very iutirm health, the result rs be be
Heved. of the early adverse influences which
tnrnee bis own and his brothers attention 50
strongly to sanitary suljccts.--N T. Post
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-21
CHARLIE Il. l. EG A L Il.
"A A&G N L' +,

L.TITf sa@osats fRt c MD SFaIes 4i0ttt]
MINERAL PoINT WISCONSIN,
MILL buy aud sell Real Estsie pay Taxes eNsrlae
" laucs- tie i furnished With Geld notes q az
aHc in the Mineral Paiat Land oice District. ana vii
at Part'cGa attention 70 the Survey g OF Lands a
tteses any where within said district.
so8os Acres OF land in .,lfFer u counties in tb9
@stc 81 WISCONSIN, tor sale able te1lS Once
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-21
= u E t
T H E GOOD OLD DAYS


Al hat change has taken place
In three score years and ten
ana though we were not quite so fast,
We were much surer then.
These ideas as they're termed.
Quite plunge me amaze,
And though they may be well enough,
love the good old days.
Electric teIegraphic wires,
And tunnels submarine:
Newspapers for penny each
And chickens hatch'd by st,am
How all these hocus- -pocus tricks
Our grandsires would amaze
But then they lived in times gone by,
In fact the good old days.
The ladies' now, il seems 10 me,
Wear ev'ry thing for show
And how they keep their bonnets on.
That's what l want to knoa
When l was a much younger man.
They hadn't leargt such as~xs:
But bless my heart, quite forget,
Those were the good Old days.
The young men. too, are just as bad
What with tlleir chains and rings
Aud curled moustaches. studs and gloves.
And all such foolish things;
They look much more like apes than men,
I'm told that some wear stays;
Now, isn't that enough TO make
One love the good old days. -IH T. Ta5iel
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-21

NAENINa 70 INrhNrsaATts Charles Lamb
tells has sad experience. as warning 10 young
men ia the following language
" Tie waters have gone over me. But out Of
the black depths could be heard ] would crv
out TO all those " no have set foot IN the peril
Gus flood. Csuld the youth. 10 g hom the flavor
OF The hrst VINE iSdciiciots ,he opening scenes
"i lie; OF the eniering upon some newly dis
covered paradise, look into ny dc-olaiini and
be nade - understand What dreary thing il is
when lle shall feel himself going down a preci-
piee with open eyes and = passive Will 10 see
has destruction. and have power 10 stop IT, aud
Vet h>1 ~ all the way rniauaiiug from himself
q" see all godliness enptIed out ui him. and vet
not able 10 forget time when 1t was otlerR isc
90 bear about The pIteous spectacle of has own
rum could he sec NY teycfed eve. fcycrIsh with
ihe last night drinking, aud ie,crsily lacking
ior io-nIghts repetition If the folly could h,.
but feel the body et the cath out oi which
sry hourly with feebler cutlery "a he delivered.
II We're enough 70 make him dash sparkling
beverage 20 the earth, IN all the pride of It's
mGHjiing temptation"
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-21

.s- The Government h4s perpetrated one
good act The Land 9aies in Nebraska have
been postponed one year. THIS i an act Of ius-
tire - the ,ettlers Of that Territory. and will
prove to them blessing indeed. as vcry Few II
them. owing 4" the hard Zines are sfie tn ,,ss,
~ iheu lands aosr,
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-21

IMPROVEMENT or TIHE.-Ihe celebrated Earl
of Chatham performed an amount of business.
even minute, which filed common iIupiovers of
time with utter astouishment. He know not
merely the great outlines of public business the
policy and intrigue Of feregn courts. but his eve
was on every part OF the British dominions and
scarcely man could move without his kno>,l-
edge of The man and his object. a friend one
day called on him when Premier of England
and found HIM down on has hands and knees
playing marbles with his little bow and com
planning bitterly that the rogue would not play
',ir gaily adding "he must have been cor upt-
ed by the example of the French 90 The friend
wished to mention a suspicious looking stranger
who for some time had taken up lodgings in
London. Was he spy or merely a private
gentleman Pitt went to his drawer and took
out some scores of small portraits. and holding
up one which be had selected. asked "Is that
the man z les. the very person. 30, / had
my eve on him from the time he stepped on
shore = All this was accomplished bv a rigid
observance of time never suffering a moment
TO pass without pressing If into service. 30 one
will try to improve bis time unless he Is ii rst
impressed with the necessity. Remember that
at the very best calculation, we can have but
short time IL which 10 learn all and do all that
We accomplish in lite.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-21

- When you see gentleman al midnight.
sitting on the steps in front Of his house, comb
ing bis hair with the door-scraper, you may
Judge be has been out TO an evening party.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-21

1T By JudIciousiy eating back perennial
plants as tue FIRST crop Of flowers begins fade
Ene second bloom may often be secured, and
ened.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-21

EATpS x Ton,


Attorneys and toun>tstoT> an law
WI. practice ali the Courts OF the Stale, and IN ie
-uit,j states District Court
- Particular tfeRti0R Strea - collecting IA al parts
a. tur state =
VIII also do = General Agency business.
ui,e in Mitoas Block Mineral Point Iowa co.. Wis.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-21

s California loafer Tnistotk globe iausf.
with letters on T. for the queen cf nIaLf and
exciaimed well, I'm accfrsed If sonlebody Y
haInt stuck an advertisement on the moon
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-21

- For washing fine and elegant colors, the
Scientific AHlericoa advises the ladies to boil
some bran in rain water ard use the liquor cold.
Nothing can equal i fcr cleansing ololh.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-21

PHosPHoRUs.-M. Chevalier declares that II
France. at the present time. phosphorus Is the
most dangerous form If known poison. having
replaced arsenic. which y now 20 difficult 10
Obtain. He mentions fo.fy eases OF criminal
poisoning by It.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-21

IF lightning never strikes but onee in he
ssr5e place therefore. let The mar whose lFst
= lfe -as a coed enc. never rnaTIE azain.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-21
BANKING EXCHANG OFFICE
LIruEK IL. MiIITTI.E>EN

,2f 5hs tais srra ef C. G. HashburH s Co.
hRAFTS drawn the principal ciiies of the United
States Bills OF Exchange all the large towns
. Europe, at moderate rates.
buy Drafts all POINTS in the uiiee States and
chief of tsreat Britain France aua Ger
z.l-nv. Interest allowed TINE deposits.
-" Office hours. 5 A. VI. to ; z NJ.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-21

Point. VIII attend to land negotiations, ami tIsi
t ali business with his profession. Collect"
promptly attended 10. Office ~ County Building 81
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-21

e- Ignorance and eonceIt are two Of the
vorsr qualities to combat Il Is easler to dis
ptte with statesman than q hlcckhead.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-21

4 TTORNEYS AED CoUNSELL0I;S At LAW. and So
Hcitors Chaneery, Mineral Point. oice in Mil-
ta4.S Block. 81
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-21

,UNN. RICHARD L. BEAD.
DUNN ~ READ.

A TTORNEY At LAW. aud solicitor in Chaucery Min
y eraI Point pBice IN TboIaas' block 81
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-21

, Here Is rollicking piece, by Tom HOOP that is
i'recIsely adapted To the occasion
AUTUMN
Summer gone and over.
Fogs are falling down.
And with rUsset tinges
Autuan's doing brown.
Bougis daily riHrd
BY the gusty thieves,
Aud the book Of Nature
Gejteth short Of leaves.
Round tie tops of houses
Swallows as they fjt.
Give, like Yearly tenants,
Notices to quit.
81 'es Of tickle temper
Yep by turns and laugh
->ight and day together
Taking hslf-an,l-half.
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-21

1 TTnRNEY AND COUNSELLOR, solicitor in CaLnee-
~ and General Land Agent DodgevIIle Iowa to9n-
: n i.-nusi1, g-I
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-21

ENERAL LAM AGENT, opposite the [. 5. IIotel,
4 Highest Mint Al Point. 81
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-21
PRIEST * NiINEir


rTOrNFYS AND COUSSELLoRS At ]. \ W
l RichIand Centre. Richland County Wis All bgsi-
entrusted tfeir promptly attended to 2lvlO
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-21

fy Here is rollicking piece, by TOM Hoop, that is
i.recIsc'y adapted to the occasion
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-21

As resumed tss practice Of the Law He viii Trac
ceiu the supreme and Circuit Courts o the state
the T. :. District Court. Attention will be ven
= collections, AMI 10 the Purcse and sale oi Bta.
Estate. Ross Stone Building ever L. H. " nit
le-ty's Banking Housc. IT
Mineral Point tribune. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1854-1858, 1858-09-21

aL4 " arranttu-
- RreAIRIse poSE eN sneET SoTIeE. al
RCBEFCT ANNON.
N.nerxs rsr., Jan. -, Is5S, ni-I
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-18

lHllAlce,A Sale.

"HEREAs the 23d day Of October, A. D
w 1851, Martin Downs aud Bridget Downs, O.,
ecu,ed unto Austin Corh!n, as Trustee. a certain
deed Of Trust conveying to sah Trustee the land In
Scott county, Iowa, desc ribed as follows, to wit
That part Of block No sixty four t6D in
TIE city Of Davenport, which Is pariicu.
larry described follows, to-wit Commenci
on From, street Ia aid city OF Davenport thirty 1907
feet west OF the vest line Of land leased By william
Russell g. Pail sexton, th~nce west alope Front
street twenty t2O) feet, thence north to Se,0u3
street, Themes east al,pg Second street t-enty ,!o
feet thence south to Tho place OF beginning with The
improve thereon. exc. pt that ps,t OF said par
ctl - land with the building thereon, which borp-
del f1lsws. to.wit: Commencing Second
street ri tie tn east correr OF the foregoing de-
scr bed pArcr Of land, running thence wrst along
sceond street twenty (20l feet, ther south thirty
six (36l feet theme .sst twvnty (2Ol feet, thence
north thirty six t36j ct 80 the place of b. ginning,
said property being lessehod estate; which said
conveyance male by the said Martin Downs
and Bridget Downs for the ysr,rse OF securing the
thereon signed by said Martin Down., dated the al
day OF october, 4 ID 1851: Fo- one hundred aud
nfteen and 21-lo1 dollars, paysh!e on the INST Of
Mas leo. 81 the Bansing House OF Macklot y
Corbn
And now said promissory note having become
due and payable ami the said Martin Dow NJ hsying
failed topaythe same |, Austin Corhiu. Trustee a.
Aforesaid do her by y Is pabc notice that by viz
tue % the power which 10 IN vested hy said decd
Trust1 viii on Saturday the 9Th Cay az june 1858
at the hour Of two O'Clock in the afternoon II ssd
day at the Court Hous door IN the city Davenport
expose and otter for sale at public auction to the
highest i!cr for cash. the Ia-ee ofland sboye de-
scribcd, much thereof shall b. sufficient T.
satisfy and psy the amount ofraf note. with the in
terest thereon TO the cay Of sale together with all the
costs an1 expenses attending said SALE costs OF ts
notice ana Trustees fees Upon the completion 81
such sale deed will BE- gwen IN accordance with tie
stipulation OF sal dee ef Trust
Dated the 18th day u May, ID, 1883.
AUSTIN CoRBIN,
may1idts Trus,a.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-18

WHEREAS the 22i dav Of Iuty An 1857
w J W willard aud j Tucker ext euted unto ste
Ihtn VI mpson Is TrU,t,e. certain t., II trust.
conveying to sai. Trustee The nj IN Scott County
iowa, dcscribed fu,l3ws 20 Wit Tie lie ,sehoL OF
part OF l0t No ten (lU) IN n Ok NJ forty fij in the
city OF Uav. nport DEE ci,bed follows, to wit Com
mcucinr Al the mort west If sali lot iurn-
ing thence east twenty four t2t ct, thence tn
forty n'. b) feet, tn wet twenty four "a feet
aud thence north forty hva ~ feet 10 tte place
II b ginning which SAID convey ance wae mad.
~ TIL sad w willard ard J 7 cSer for the i,ur
Pose Of securing the payment II three certain pro
mssUry notes ant ihr interest therrun sigued nv
said J W william ana J Turk.~ dated the 81
day OF April, a u '57 tad onr Ia5a1e a. fellovs
On frr four Eunar u irrs due iii one year one
Tor oar I'm rel lars iue III two years, ana ,Irl-
+ ii o. huud' Il i Lars due ia three vesrs, with IN
tile rat ~ len per cent, paJ sshe 10 ii a.ias
Haii.ityn ant by him sndorrei.
All noa siid first mentioned promi -or' Dotc hay
ing become que tnd ptsabie ti thc sad j Willard
and J Tu ker HAVING fall-i 10 pav tn. ialc ste,
phen Th"urs,n u, TTn tee Aforesaid, d htcDy g,vy
this pubic notice that bS virtue Of III power wh Oh
is IN IN" va-td by said deed u rru't, VIII o. sal
urday the Doth DAY OF NAV : y ISIS Al the hour a
10 o'clock the forenoon of sad cay, Al the Court
House door In the city % Davenport expos ana t.l
for sale a. public auction the highest bidder
cash the pace lln absve described, or 20 much
thereof a. shall be suci"rt to satisfy and Iay tn.
amount ., ,aiI not with lie interest tia Green 10 tn,
day OF together with al the costs ami expense,
attra0lHg said sale ami Ttu.tes'- ft-s.
Dated the 5tn daT II May IS5-
STErHRh THOMPSON.
raybIfS Trustee,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-18

LEGAL.
TruasleC,S Sale.

vryHyRKAs On the s0il day O. April A. d. 1851,
I" Orl.nds l. b. rdick and Daroths Burdick his
VIII, executed unto Prank Pummsr. As Trusl -c, =
certain deed Of T ust cauvcyins TO said Trustee the
land III Scott anty Iowa cescTIbei a. f9ilows TO
Wit Heius part Of the south vest quarter of r.tien
thirteen 81 township seventy eight - rang three
(9) east a. follows. to-wt ginning sta stone IN
Iuad In the center corner II the settion at pout Qr
~ ham. due east from III rth west eoraer OF the
south ss, quarter ~ saft scten. thence due south
twruty nine and 2-lO0 chains stone, Whence IN
with the north line pf Sadinris X Mos man s
tract Fix AMI - % e ard i5l00 chains 10 stone,
thence due Icrth to = sfonr six and 43-lOn chais
vest Of the p5Iut % c0mmenctm ~, thence dne east
10 the Ilacr II b ginning csntaalns eiShtetn and
Siipn aCr"s as ard St-lVplwhich said convey dncr
vss mad b. he salh Orlando J. and Doroths burd,K
for the purpose IT securing he payment 81 certain
prumis.ory and the interest thereon signed y
the san Or su,o l. Burdick lated the Both daS o.
JulT lsaT and one payable a. follows One for
two hundred evenly two amt 50lU0 collars payable
the 30 day October 1851. with interest at the
rate u to per cent PER anuum after maturity.
Ard no. sail Gr0mI-Fury not@ lAvlna become dnf
and payable and thr sad Or sndo BuIdick having
| faiei TO pay the same, l. Frank =. uiner Trustee
a aoresaF, d. hereby give this public notice that
~ virtue u III power which Is In vested ty said
| dr'i OF Trust, viii on the 10Th day OF NAV
y, 1858, 4. .teh3rr of O'Clock IN the forenoon Of
aid lay st IN, Court House door In the city u Da-
| y'up9ri, exIi3s- and ODER tor sale, al pubic sue-
tio; the pare s 81 land sbyr teSrib.-i o. 20 nu
thereof as -hs He su'citnt TO satl-fy AVID nav the
amount o. sst note, with The interest thereon 10 the
day OF sale together With tn ky, s- attending A.
sale, Costs q tits notice and Trustee fets.
! UIon the completion q such ale a teei VIII L.
given IL rtoriapc With tie liquidation q SAT- pce
q Trust nyeyns fan and peffrct title To the ttae
! Of land . 3. - The purclas,r.
Dated tn -'ta day Of AM y, 1s5s.
/ FRANK PLUMFR
4 spl9Sf,s 49,,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-18

vNHEREAs on the Both day OF January, A 1857
w Charles p. Dittel ard Johanne D.ttel, his wife,
executed unto J I'm Rols ; trustee, a certain drei
Of Trust convt ying TO Trustee the atd In s ot.
county. lows, descrbad follows TO wit A one
and bali story frame house fifteen fit and eight in
ches wide and forty feet deep situated on part Of
lot eight (S) IN block twenty three (23) In the city of
Davenport, Scott County Iowa, particularly dr. cri-
bed - follows, to wit Commencing ninety t9n)
feet due west II the south east Of said bl OK
twenty three (23) th,nce running north fiye
(.5) feet, thence running west thirty five (35) feet
thence south SEVENTY five (75) feet thence thirty
five (:}5) feet, to the place OF begnning which said
conveyance was made by the said Ch.res Dittel
and Ahanne Dtel, his wife for the purpose of
ring the payment Of ain promissory and the
interest thereon signed by said Charles Ditel da
ted the Both day Of January d 1851, fJr one
hundred and eighty dollars DIRE the Both az Of
January, 1858 with per cent per annum inter-
est after maturity.
And nov said promissory notes having become due
and payable, and the said Charles 4 Dttel having
failed to pay the samr,I John Hoist, Trustee rs
Aforesaid do hereby Give this public notice, that by
virtue Of the p,wer which is In me vested by said
deed OF Trust will, on Saturday the 29tn day May
D. 1858. at the hour Of O'Clock In the afternoon
OF said day. At the Court House door In the city OF
Davenport, expose and on for SALE at public auc-
above described or SO much thereof shall be suf-
cient to satisfy and pay the amount OF said note,
with the interest thereon the day Of SALE together
with the expenses attending said SALE costs OF this
notice and Trustees fees.
Dated the 18th day OF May A D, 1888.
JOHN Hoist,
nj
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1858-05-18

N7HEREAH on the fret day OF March, A. ID
w 1856, Ignat.us Langnr, executed u to Austin
Corbin Trustee, certain deed OF Trust, convey
ing to said Trustee the land In Scott County. Iva
described as follows to wit A part II the south
east quarter, OF Section number fifteen, uo) IN
Township .ev.nty-eight, t15) Range three, VI
.ast more particularly described As fol-
lows: Commencing Gig ~ tsol rods routn from the
north west rn.r Of the faid SOUTH a>t quarter,
running thence east 70 ty (s0 rods and thence south
forty (1O) rods thence west forty (4U) ious, ana
thence north forty 800 r-dr TO the ace o. a. gi,
ming: which said conveyance was maze py the taid
Ignatius Langer for the purpose OF sec airing pay
ment of @ rtain promissory notes anu the interest
thereon signed BY said Larger, payable to the
raer Of Nicholas Feervary dated the let day OF Marc
A d 1856 One OF whch was for the um OF Ella ut
-,nndt Ell and fit, two dollars aud 2IlO0 1852 2
psyatIe May LIST, 1858, with interest At teo per
cent after due
And new said described note having become due and
PAYABLE the said lenatius Lancer having failed to
pay the same, l. Austin Corbin, Trustee as
Aforesaid, at request Of said F'jervary do here
BY give this public notice, that BY virtue Of
OF Trrs. l will on Saturday, the 10th day OF Nay,
D. 1885, at the hour OF 2oclock in the afternoon OF
said day the Court House door in the city OF Da
venpori expose and offer for sale, at public auction,
TO the gh,st bidder for cash, the parcel OF land
above described, much thereon as shall
be sufficient TO satisfy and pay the amount q
said note with the interest thereon 10 the day Of
sale, together With all the costs md expenses A.
tending said sale, Of this nOtiee ana Trustees
leeo.
Dated the 9Th Day Of Hay. 4. 2; Isss; .
hay6dts 1tuStees