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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES.
BRY AN,S
PULMON MIC FERS!

Tie crta and speedy remedy discOrered for al
Diseases If the CHet and Lungs, Coaghs CO1s ASfh.
ma, L0Rsuza Dfiou, Bronchitis, Llfueaza,
HOaFseaeSS, L i15clat BTedttiRQ, Sore
TATO AZ, dc, DC, dc.
THESE WATERS give the and perfect
h. when perseverd with according to directions, fail
to ~ rapid and lasting Thousands have been restored
t. PERFECT health vino have tried other in vain To all
classes u al constitutions they equally blessing and
despair matter how long the disease may have
es however it be provided the organic struc
vital organs hopeessy decsyGd. Every
afflicted should give them impartial trial .. ..
To YocAs PUBIC SPzAKERs these Waters peculiarly
valuable; they will day the Sccsona
hoarseness; their regular days WILL all times
the power and fexby of the voices greatly improving
its Tone compass aud clrne for which purpose they
ulsrly used by many professional vOcalists.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester, n. Y.
Price o cents per box. For sale by
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LINW OOD NUR sERFp
Nashville, Tennessee, wv


MONTGOMERY a McGREDYs PFOPrie1ors,
Two and q half miles from the City.
ON TIE HI11sBoRo' Oh BROAD SHEET TURsPIKK.
yUJHE SUBSCRIBERS solcits ths HorcalturstB
and Orcharsts their present. large and ane ~
Fruits, consisting Of upwards Of F-r A-n
SIXTY THOUSAND APPLES, A.- 81
all Of varieties grown the grounds and aecAs
"a from to years old well formed heads.
nine high this is the size and age most practcas re
mend, and year old switches reconmerds ~ sons
To those who wish to plant out Peach OrohaFasvs
offer 5OnOO year od te Of gs beauty, and
prisng choices varieties, which weSfer % ne public at re-
dGcd prices in order to cear the ground for other nuy A
les
years old, i've nine feet high beautifully Furnished sih
branches to the ground.
etes viz: Cherries, Pums Apriccs Nectarines Bu sih
oosebrries Also, The famous H0ughiOn Goos
berry, always we'll, and never mdeWs; Raspbos sas
berrys Grape Vines, foreign and native varieties. -
Our Floral Orannl Department. being much the largest
in the Southwest, containing 1900 lowering shrubs 5000 Her
baceous plants 10000 bulbs ard turous rooted plants con
ing Of Tups ubsros Dsas &c Of the inesr pe vaTtIes
10000 Evergreen shrubs from to six feet high 20 % Ever
green from two - ten let Aoi large coecon
OF shade trees, and climbing vines - .
Our stock Of Roses very hne comprising 800 vared Ok
the families which oner to K0rs lovers a. y
prices Also, large add varied collection u oFs aa
greenhouse plants.
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1dress OrdeTs Tor Ilckels or JeTuhCates %
WOOD EDDY s. co., Augusta, Georgia.
or WOOD, EDDY & co., atlanta. Georgia.
or WOOD, EDDY & CO., Wilmington, Dels

list Of the numbers drawn Wheel with
the amount of the prize that each ent,d pub
lsl after drawing in the following papersAugusa
Ga Consutionslist, New Orleans Delta, Mobile Reist9
Charleston Standard Nashville Gazette Atlanta Integencer
New York Weekly Day Book, Savannah Georgian Richmond
Dispatch New York Dispatch, Paudiug (ss Clarion
Little Rock (Arkl True Democrat. = o.
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ND the various affections consequent upon dsordered
n STOMACH Or LIVER, such Indigestion, AdSity Of
the Stomach COcky Pains, Heartburn Loss Of Appetite Des
pondency CostVene Blind and Bleeding Piles. Ia all
vous Rheumatic NeuTagc Affections it has
instances proved highly beuehcial, and in others effected de-
cided cure.
This purely vegetable compound prepared strictly sci
enic principles, after the Of the celebrated Holland
Professor Bsshave. Because Of its great in Of the
European States introduction into the United States
tended especially for those Of faend scattered here
and there the sce Of the country Meeting with
great success among hem oeri the american p1bs,
knowing that its truly wonderful medicinal virtues must be
knowIsdged.
II particularly those persons whose cons
tuons may have become impaired by the continuous Of
spirits other forms Of dissipation Generally insana-
effect it finds its way directly to the seat Of life thrill
ling and quickenng raising the dropping spirit
and fact infusng health and vgor in the system
NOTICE-WhOever expects to nd this beverage will be dis
appointed ut tc the sick, weak and low spirited will
grateful aromatic cordial possessed Of singular remedial proper
ties CAUTION
many limitations which the public should guard againt pur
given Boerhave HOLLAND Piers fair trial One bottle will
you how infinitely superior III to all these imma
ions.
ProprietoTs, 49, - --s
BENZ. PAGE, JR. q CO.,
Manss uFng Phsrmsceutiss and Chemists Pittsburg Pa.
soldin ashvile By Ewin, Pendleton Co., W. W. Berry
DemoNe Dr. A. Roscoe, 10. G. Brown Demoyille Bell,
G. w. Hendersho Dr. T. Wells, Wells, Hooper Co., Beecb
Hunter, and Druggists generally throughout the State
NAYS ,5S-dtF6WlYins.
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MORE NEW BOOKS.
MISS BIZ EmER'S LAST WORK.
The Four Sisters.

A DnHrrtc IIgs N suEDEs CT
By FREDEIEEEkA BREmER.
Author 81 sEe Neihhsrs. Nina 'Ths H FaniIg ste
TR45SLAzED 81 MARI RORTTT.
Complete in large volume neatly IA eoh for ne
Dollar and IWsnty eve Cents; Two volumes
paper cover, for One-Doilar. El -FF
Miss Bremen Possesses beyond any other living writer
class, the power Of razing to the IMAGINATION every uyua
she introduces The moral besuty and Eomany purity Which
steadily illuminate her narrative, receive implicit admiR0a
all persons We would svise all buy hook
The Dead Secretly Wikin Collins, aethoro sBas - sAn
tonna," d. -.-t. ll-1r.- ~
Judge Haburou's Yankee Stories Win uIustratous
COuTtshp and Matnnony with other sketches scenes ana
Experiences IN Daily Life-by Robert Morris. E -
The Sayings and Dongs Of Slick ESQ., together vita
his opinion on Natriaouy. 80 =
Piney Woods Tavern; or, sam Slick in Texas.
The Modern Cook practical guide to the Culinary Art
all its branches comprising in addition English Cookery II
most approved and recherche systems Of French Italian an
German Cookery. By Charles Kline Francate pupil ~ ss
celebrated Careme, andae Maitrs D'oe Ohs Cook to
Majesty, the Queen From the Ninth London Edition. FoF
by Ldee2l 2. HAGAN.
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Mexican Mustang Liniment.-From rich and
poor bond and free all ooos grades and conditions Of life,
hear the of praise awarded this wonderful
healed pains relieved, lives saved, valuable
made useful untold ills assuaed by this great medicine
surprising the Judgment Of What family
require standard Lnimen Who game effects
produced by any artce7 For Cuts Bruises sprans
2tisn Swelling Strained Horses &C. has equal Beacdre
Of limitations The genuine Mustang Linimen by
Druggists Livery every town. parish
hamlet throughout North and south America, Europe
Islands of the Ocean. Buy at once.
BARNES a. PARK, ProPrietors. New York.
For sale by RAINS & BROWN
nov25-d6rwIm .-. Nashville.
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BOOKS SUITABLE FOR PRESENTS.
Bound and Elegantly IIIus1ra.
MISCELLANEOUS.
BRoWNLoW = PRYNE.s ~ IN


Ought American Slavery Be Perpetuatsdf
Debate between Rev. W. G. BroEnIsW Rev A. Pyns
held at Philadelphia, September, 1883.
Lena RiVers-6y Mary Holiness author o. tempest an
sunshine" raB q sr----...a
EuiaW; Sequel to the ForaysF the Raid Of the bog D
a tale Of the Revolutionary Gilmore smns, Eq. Ga
The Two ssters-by Mrs. SouthEorth-
The Initias-a story Of Modern Life
CAPT. REIDsS WORKS.
Osceola, The Seminole the Red Fawn Flower Land
The War Trail, wild Horse ronAncs
the Prairie, sr---s les
The Scalp Hunters; or Adventures among Trappe-z
The Hunters Feast; Conveaons the Camp re
The Courtshp Of stsndish and other Poeus Ilsnr
WarJsWOrth LongislloE. "a
Eeetron, the Franks Of Modern Pack Tssgraphs
Epic for the Times
Two Million POem-by the author Of Nothing to Wear,
For sale by tdeesI 7. H4GANg
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View Books. Old Books.



u 1a@ous English and Americas PseH an tn- Es.se
trOduetory Essay, BY henry Cooper A. NJ psos,,o os
H 'sSS1aFe IN the University of Pennsylvania iv - -
AAcnlS Illustrated iEs 1.s-iao. 80
executed in he anest style o. ne ve--
art mostly from original designs ~ distinsufshsa ar,i.
Ehe Josephine Gallery, --...---,..s,
kdi;ei by Alos and PhOebe Carey. beautifsil
nagnigcently illustrated book. lta-i-
The Bible Caller, 49, -
Illustrating our sayiors life Passion: vim Dy.u.,,.
events in tbs lives o. his Disciples Pariarchs and Psnl
and o. s women o me Old snd Nss rsaHntsi vim tsntI- -
four steel illastrafions
The Prose and Poetry OF Europe ana Amer - -. =
lea. 'lf-t 80
Consisting 81 Literary Gems Curiosis and eontain
the Choice and Beautiful Productions manly d TIE most or -
lar Ess1s f he past present age; being szrs ana 3iaais
work. .fl 1888
The sacred Poets Of Europe and America -
Tor Three Centuries. Fl ~ .treaI
Edited 0y Raus 6riSwod IHusrasd sauaSa- sts tsE
ngravngs. rrsa1 lset- 81 s.sf
BOOKS SUITABLE FOR PRESENTS. fen
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Augusta, Georgia, Der. Is, 1858.

Glass draws ON
Saturday, January L, 1859.
as Glass 2 draws ON r..,
Saturday, January 3, 1859.
Glass 3 draws ON
Saturday, January 4 5, 1889. i--3.
Glass draws On ..-.---.
Saturday, January ~, 1883.
~ Glass draws on EE1fa-
Saturday, January 20, 1859.
ON THE PLAN OF SINGLE NUMBERS.
$4,000 Tickets! ~9
FIVE THOUSAND HUNDRED KIsHTYFIvE FRIES
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS.
.sa Magnificent Scheme!
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LiVin 3 stOn, r e N essee,
VETIlL practice Circuit chaneey Courts Of Over
w ton. FenTess, Jackson Putnam and White couns Fht
collection Of debts and other business enuse eu win r
eeiEs prompt attention. fdec5-dtv s-wqra
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THY NOBEUes " dWItU'
WILLpsy the very highest price for likely Young
II Negroes between the ages Of Is and IS years.
WILL. l.. BOYD, JR,
dec5 No. so Cherry street.
TNOR SALE.--I will sell my residence Cherry street,
formerly by DR. Felix Robertson, l3l feet ireat
Ads.05-dtf TOM SMITH.
NASHVILLE COAL COmPANY.--TheN Nashville
Coal Company have received shipment Of their very su
peror Cpal The Stockholders and the pubc are
requested snd try it. Once Cherry street next door 70
Union and American Office. toeezS-d<N
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RISLEY,
lAASA1E
FredOHla, NetO York.

large supply from this house, put up containing
papers. assorted, to suit the country trade.
These seeds equal the market prefer
them from having been grown so ia, NOIth.
Wehave also large supply Of Beans and Peas by the gallon
and bushei.
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rEuPERANCE DIRECTORY.

AGtAElcAkANAE BaskECAOAeAe
EIHEENEssEE Division No 80 Sons 2; Tsn ssass- @sss Eye
street, near the square A. EEIsDN fs.f p q 1.
X PECK,
JAMES CLAIBORNE,
ETT9PIAN Temple Of Honor 81, meets every fdayeve'
u ming at the same Hall As above. .
ROBERT BRUCE, W. V. 7. = = 2
&. W. Il. MORROW, W. r
NASHVILLE Temple Honor No So ednesday
~ s'sHlis a. 'Ds same ". A. wHERRY, W. G. T.
J.. BENSON, " VT. 81 sll.
er .r9- r. BARCLAY ". r. Z s.tf
WNDsfTND DTLLAfIUNTY Council No Of T. A. as. TEN
~ ars meet on the Thursday evening Ia each month at
RIO. LAPSLEy, 5. of G.
B3 II. II. McALLIsTER, Jsof O.
J. HENRY CURREH. Comp. R.
CSJIRREY DEGREE. Temple OF Honor No. II, meets the
a6oveT = W. BRYCE THOMPSON, D. Il
- B. W PETTY, D. 7.
iy3f ly J NJ. DALE, d. r.
Persian Pearl Drops, fi1.s. --es,ssa
Impart pearIy wilderness to the complexion.
Persian Pearl Drops,
As beautiher cannot be excelled.
Persian Pearl DEORss IS u
As cosmetic stands unrivalled.
Persian Pearl Drops,
Warranted net to injure the skin.
Persian Pearl DrOPss 81
tf Sold 3d. 6. Brown. las -
Persian Pearl Drops,
Sold by W. H. Hendershott
Persian Pearl Drops,
Prepared from the original receipt by
augI7-d6m A.E. wETHERTLL, Cincinnati
NJ Look out for limitations of Lea * PERKINS, NVOr
cesFershire Sauce. See advertisement DUNCAN
& Sons ~ ausal-s
49, Bank of West Tennessee, at
49, MENPHIs.-The notes Of this BANK will be
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VALUABLE PLANTATION AND NEGROEi
FOB SAL
lrsuancs Of decree in Chancery, will sell, on the
First OF Februarys 1852

III First OF Eeoruarys 1882
the premises public auction, valuable cotton pantton
situated Deer Greek. in Washington county, Mississippi and
owned by j. W. Percy Co.. as the Percy Place said
plantation hundred and seventy five Of e
finest cotton land IN the SOune hundred acres in the highest
cultivation. 1t delightful neigborhood, twelve
mills back OF GreeRvie the shipping poinitis perfectly inde
pendent OF evee and above the highest water The entire tract
il susceptible Of cultivation at monentit has upon de-
ghtfu dwelling house perfectly quar- staOs 6c
and is making this between twelve and fourteen bales to
the hand.
will also sell ct the time and place - Acem1ted Ne
grOe 81 Of them hand belonging to j. W. Percy Co.. and
raised by them Also 30 mules 10 yoke OF exen 20 head OF cat
te 60 sheep, 5000 600 bushels OF corn, with plantation uen-
ss, wagons, &C., Of all kinds snd in good order.
TermsFor the land fourth cash. the balance in
equal instruments with per Interest
from date and approved security the negroes and personal pro
perry OF all descriptions for twelve months aecerances ap
proved New Orleans All persons wishing purchase
invited to come and view the premises.
dec2-dGan2U'59 b DIXON, Commissioner
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Robe De Chambres,
THOMAS h. MALONE.

ENTLEMEN's Robes Cashmere and Merino OF every size,
W style and pattern, just received and for sale by
dec9I J.H. McGILL.
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GREAT ATTRACTIONS!
Fine Gold and Silver watches, JeWeIry,
Furniture. &r..aI Auction.

Time Gold and SIIVeT WaIchess JeVFeIrYs
Furniture, &cs, AT Auction.
ON Tuesday Wednesday l2th days OF Jan
uary, j9 will expose public sale the old Of
Demove Bell, Cherry street near Union, the following
property, viz:
Five Hunting Gold Wathe Open Face gold Watches
Ladys Fine Gold Watch, 10 Hunting silver Watches
hne large OF Gold, Cameo Mosaic, Miniature
other OF Lady Breast Pins. large Gold
Watch chains LOcke Charms, ais, Pencils, Buttons, &c.
lot Of Plated Tea and Table Spoons Forks c. Two splendid
Genuine Silver French Psed
Glasses Two Fine side show One splendid Regulator
Clock, in good order.
ALSO,
One fine octave Piano Forte China
$50 pieces SdebOar, Wardrobe, Mahogany Chairs, Sofa
Bookcase Work Dining Tables.
cuoes containing Coins, Shells and Geological specimens
together with many articles mention,
books, stoves pictures, charts &c.
Said property will be solo in Of Deed Of Tus
executed by Daniel Johnston the Sh day of this MONTH
and the proceeds appropriated as therein directed.
under $50 cash, $50
$780, 20 days. $50 months will gven
Notes and approved security viii be required payable Bank
fanl-dlW JAMES NJ. REED, Trustee.
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SHAKER SEEDS.
rom their Gardens South Union, RV.

From their Gardens South Union, Ky.
We always keep supply these Seeds they have many
friends who prefer them to the Northern growth.
GARDENERS families who supplies
better their before
ja2 RAINS & BROWN.
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Bank of West Tennessee, at
SAtG-zSe1a NENPHIs.-The Of this Bank will be
redeemed the Union Nashville [dtw-
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AdministraIOr,s Notice.

TUNHE Elias jackson, deceased late Of the county
OF Humphreys has the undersigned suggested the
Clerk Of said County Court nsovent therefore notify all
persons holding claims against file them with the Clerk
Humphreys Comfy before 18th day Of May,
well tenticaed pro dsbu-
tion they will be forever barred. Nov. &C. 1853.
WIN. C. JACKSON.
noy3O-W4WprsfeeS3. Admir- Of Elias Jackson, decd
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MAGAZINES ron JANUARY. -
Harpers Magazine Lese Magazine Godey's Lays Booki
PetersOns National Magazine; Kneshocker Magazns Ladies
American Magazine; Our Musical Frenda fAVOrits sta IL
Ladies-comss weekly New York Ledger containing assSr
Evsre Mt Vernon papers, and story b. Cobb. Fors4s
BY tdeeSsf ,. HAGAs.
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ROUND CORNER SHAWLS.
LARGE and elegant styles, received this day
n by express, at FURMAN COS.
lin
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Fresh Garden Seeds.

PropTistOrse Of the American Seed GARDENS.
..-s...r ... WATERSHED, Conn,
800 dozen assorted from this hoIe This old
ana perhaps sell more seed than any house in
New England. .- f---l'f-- -E-la
We the first introduce Seeds this market aha
till their wholesale agents .... .r..r
Their seeds have given full satisfaction we'll
pleased with the superior quality vegetables produced from
them that they will have other Among their Seeds will
found some varieties not heretofore brought here.
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By tbs table it will he la the imports OF 1855 have
ceeed those ry previous three years. The al
imports the Unit lte for lie years named fol
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VIE democratic Herald, published by Messrs Nicholson
y horsiey at Columbia Tennessee, Is adverns
mediums and advertisements win be Inserted promptly and or
Orders left at the Uaion and american office for M BSyoz
VIII ne attended to punctaally address Publishers
cntl7-1tw&Eh NICHOLSON & HORSLEY
4. CuLLoN. an - ,o,
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II P Look limitations of Lea IL PERKINS, VVOr
cesFerShire Sauce. See advertisement Of Jo DUNCAN
& Sons aug2l-S
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Z THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND EIsHrYFIvE PRIZES
NEARLY ONE PRIZE TO EVERY NINE TICKETS.
The Kenosha telegraph and tribune. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1859-1860, 1859-12-29

state OF observation-disclosures County Circuit Court
Franklin H. Head against Serene Fisk Lucinda Fisk AL
rah Brown deceased, and William Branpap
ICY VlRfU 4 and in pursuance of Il final iudg-
- ment Tor the sale of the morgaged premises here
matter uescr9ed made and entered in the above entitled
cause on the seventeenth Q7th day of November A. D.
1oo9 at the regular November term of said court l. Or
son s. Head referee duly appointed by said court for
thai purpose shall offer for sale and sell at public auc
ton to the highest bidder therefor at the front door of
the Court House in the city and county of Kenosha and
state OF at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon of Sat
urday the tenth 0th) day of March A. d. 1860 the fol
lowing described piece parcel of land much there
OF as VIII be sufficient to satisfy the said judgement and
COSTS together with the costs and expenses of such sale
that is to say: The north quarter of block no six m
on me southeast quarter of section hrtyone 3D. town
Two ~ north OF range no. twentythree (23 east and
Terms of sale cash. O. s. HEAD
+. H. HEAD, Plaintiff
Dated Dec. 4. 1859. 9nn0G pafn.oo
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REFEREES SALE.

State of Wisconsn-Kenosha County Circuit Coprt
orson Head against Amos S. Hicks and Morris Pome
RY VIRTUE and in pursuance of final indo
after described, made and entered in above entitled ]
on the zord day Of November A. D. 1852 at the reg,g
november term OF said court, l, Franklin H. Head re
SAFE ana sell at public auction to the highest bidder te
ior at hafpa ten o'clock in the forenoon of
march 10th, 1850, at the front door of II court hos
the city and county of Kenosha and state of Wisoopi
me following described property, much thereof
Sa De sanGent 10 satisfy said judgment and costs t.
to say part of block eighty eight in the fourth wa,
OF the city oil kenosha and the nortLegs fractinn
t, VI Sectoh thlrtS -one (3, town two (2) north
range twentythree (23) east wit commepc1np fort
Ieet south OF the northwest corner of said BLOCK eg
elght' and running thence east seven ~ rods fhng
south forty -four 44) feet thence west seven ~ @
Terms OF sale-cash. n n III An pc
o. s. HEAD, Plaintiff " no i''i''ee'
Dated December Z 1899 9rooe
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Circuit Court for the County of Kenosba.
Isaac Taylor, George Murray and James IT KaIIar
plaintiffs against Adela Barry and Nelson PendIeton
defendants. i@'oi
EpY VIRTUE and in pursuance of the Judgment antar
nS ed in the above entitled action and
ecuton issued out OF the Circuit Court for the comfy T
henosha' TO enforce mechanics lien certain premis
es hereinafter described, to directed and delivered
have levied on and shall expose to sale at public anctio
as the law directs, at the Court House in the cv Of
hosha III the state OF Wisconsin, Tuesday the 81 at
OF January AID 1861 at O'Clock in the afternoon ~
that day, the following described property to wit Th
Dar standing upon all that certain piece or parcel Of
lana situated and being in the county Kenosba and
state OF wisconsin, and known and described as follows
to wit: The west part of the half of the north
w north OF range number twenty 1927 east bounded
Dy line commencing at the north corner of ala
sectlon running east seventeen rods twenty lns 10
the church lot thence south eight rods and six links
ence east eight rods and twenty links thence north
odS ana SIX Inks thence rods and ten
INKS thence south eighty rods thence west forty rods
and thence north eighty rods to tho place Of
ed and described as follows to wit: Commencing mr. the
southeast corner OF the lot owned by the Methodist En
copal Church ofSyvana, and running thence east five
rods, thence north to the OF the highway rods
and six Inks thence west along the center Of the high
way five rods, s
thence south the east line of church lot eight rods
and six links to the place of beginnngand also ali the
rgh title and interest which the defendant Adeia Bar
y had OF in and to the above described piece of land on
the 9Th day of July, A. D. 1858. Terms CAsH. "
Dated at Sherff's Office December 9Th A. D 1889
OWE HUDSON FOX,
Sheriff of Kenosha County
STR oNG FULLER PITS Attorneys, Racine, Wis