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xzBy 4. GREEN, A1cticsssf.T
ERANfE GausE AND1ofiATf aE cpR :
p NfseS& AMP % sJlLxIs Nolrs. AT Ave.
n t ohs pientes, st x D. M ma s.r ss =,
Lot ;, in Square 7Is. with improvements, consist.
cellar. win, an oellesf stable back. : ;.
mdptSa' f. One, naIf os.n the balance IN and u
ss asea Il Haa5st s% DAY Of sale
~ J. c. MCGUIRE & co., Auctioneer..
Iah6MpTORY SALE OF LOT OF DRY
On WEDSEsbRYR Mo 5kp iEhscr ,Anr,et .s,s
81 10 SSock a, store No sth street. Between 4
for shs.s The have been removed
is sgsr :: sDs sVysT fne ot OF Mnes
y.e.yets; Plush, Silks, lowers. r,.
h .1nr Collars Sleeves and Handkerchief.
buttons, rinses' Brad, and TRIMMINGS of ever,
Head dresses, Scarfs. Hoods, Gsiter..
owes. Gauntlets. Belts, Bonnets,
Combs, Hair Brushes, Perfumery,& &C.
Together with many other articles in the ssme.
sysr winch VIII oe soid withoatany reserve what
Terms: $50 and under cssh over that sum
Teait ot end oedsys for notes satisfactorily
-is s:d ]. 9. MCGUIRE CO., A.o...
By J. C. MCGUIRE & CO., Auctioneer..
yREAT SALE OF LONDON DOCK BRAN
ssrTR63T ArTsRNUSoN.. S SsnS Gs.r 18Th 3,
so o ck at the auction rooms. We shall sell, with
so dozen yery superior London Dock Brandy, I'M
lao ported oITeSt by sentLsman Of this CITY,,
vlsants, Moness, Empire, and other brands
l 2 salions Cosnse Brandy,
Terms: $50 and under. cash over that sum. a
credit OF 81 ana 90 days for satisfactorily endorsed
jaIs j. c. MCGUIRE & CO., Auct..
By BARNARD Il BUCKLEY; Georsetovn.
GOVERNMENT SALE OF STEAM EN-
- CINE. TOOLS, IMPLEMENTS, LUnBER M.
cHrSERT, Iron, STEEL. FUEsTTuRE Sc,ssoRptK
hI THGRsS 81 1Hf MORN MtS
ING, 18th instant at 10 o'clock, we will sell at the
Fish Wharf, Georsstovn, the Tools. Msc6rne nv.
c. used BY the government on the Washing ton
Portable Steam kngin D boilers, in first rate or
Stone cutting Mschlge, capable doing the work
A complete set IF Buck mskinr Machinery, with
Brick moulding Machine, 49,
B bnSiS. RIhds f15t ~ Iorses, Bellows
Brick, Dirt, and Stone WheeTharrovs
Maohir and Haadbsrrov, SIIndstonss
SSprng Trucks, Picks, Shovels, aud Matto1
Sand Screens; Mortar Holds, Hoxes. Brick Saddles
SaTpepter's BENCHES, Vices, Tools
India Rnbher Hose, shsf S and Pni lies nope
H New iron Fence. Cast steel, Iron Bolts
Old Cast, w Wrought and scrap Iron
Drills Crowbars. Tamp m Irons
NAnuiY NO. j which is n large build
ing, taken d wn with care, doors, Windows.
staTTways, and all complete.
large Cement House, and ! or other ShantIes,
taken down with care, snd complete.
GoakInr, Ten plate, and Office stoves
Tables, Benches. Bedsteads
Grockery and Tin Ware; Knives and Forks
Blankets, Comforts. Bed Ticks
lion Pots, Cooking Utensils
Buckets, Cloaks, Lanterns, Lamps
Oil, Paint, Wsshing Soda
Chests Tea, Pepper, and other Groceries
With large lot OF LumDer and Timber. Rope.
Chairs &C.. &c,
Comprising in az, the largest Sale OF the Kind that
has ever taken place IN the District. The sale Is
worthy the attention of Builders, MachnIsts. Far
meTs. Cont FACTORS, and others.
Terms-Cash IN specie.
- BY order Of Capt. NJ. e.. Meigs.
il6 BARNARD 4 BUCKLEY, Auct'rs.
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By J. c. MCGUIRE & CO.. AuotIoneers.
GREAT SALE BY CATALOGUE OF A
~ LARGE AND khLuABLE Invoice OF LONDON
MINUS, January Tih and 18th, at the auction
rooms, commencing at 81 O'Clock, we shnlI sell,
without reserve, a large and valuable invoice OF
European Books, received direct from Willis a
Sothnron, London, comprising about 2. 600 volumes
all bound In the most substantial and elegant sty e
we name, IN part, amongst the illustrated works
London IN the klNth Century, Ackermann's MI
. crooosm of London,
Cambridge University, Gaerie de Lucien Bona
parte,
Battles OF Waterloo, Quartre Bras, and Llgny,
Cander's Modern Traveller,
Knights Pictorial Museum,
Corps Of Royal Engineers, a complete set with
. several hundred eDgravIngs,
HlctardsOn's Studies from OId English Mansions,
l.oddlge's botanical Cabinet, British Drama,
Meyers British Birds, Galerie de Vienne.
London illustrated News, McJan's Costumes OF
the Clans OF Scotland,
Simpsons Illustrations of the War in the East,
ShakspoaTe's Dramatic Works, boydell's sumptu-
Gus edition. &c,
Together with Dean Swift's Works, Annual Reg
lster, Quarterly Review, Journal of Science,
Universal Magazine, Art Journal, dc.
he whole forming the largest and most valua b e
collection OF Books ever offered at auction IN this
CITY.
Terms $40 and under cash; over S4Oa credit OF
and 90 days, for satisfactorily endorsed notes,
bearing interest.
Z. ). Catalc CUES may be obtained and the Books
examined upon Application al the auction rooms.
- j. c. MoG UIRE & CO.,
ia Is eo& 27th& 2SthJan Auctionesrs
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hOSTETTER ~ SMITH,
Manufacturers ODd PrOprIetors,
ia l9 cost No. 80 w alter and So Front streets.

TAE GENERAL HEALTH OF THE PEOPLE was new
er better han at present. and the entire absence of
PulmOno Complaints In some localities is owing TO
the introduction of Mrs. M. N. Gardner's Indian
Balsam OF Liv erwort and HOarhOund; sold every
where. in ~ Ivy
WEDDING CAKES, very pretty and very cheap, at
the PhIlade phIa Confectionery, corner 18th and r
streets. lcs Cream and Water Ices 90 cents per
quart. ia I7-Imi
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AUCTION SALEh.
By A. GREEN. huotIoneer

By A. GREEN, AuotIoneer.
ARGE LOT OF PANNELED DOORS, SASH,
II BLINDS. MoULDINss. WINDOW FRAMES, AND
BANNIsrERs AT AUCTION vii De ladded TO the sal e
in front OF nv store on SATURDAY next. the 22d
instant, at o q clock A. m large assortment Of the
aforementioned articles.
Terms cash.
~ ID n, L.
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DRY GOODS: Dry e9o p,

In order To reduce our large stock of FALL end
WINTER GOODS We shall commence 10 daI
selling Of all inter GOODS at greatly redaoed
prices, and many at less than cost for CASH cose
out this season.
All persOns in want OF any Fancy Dress Goods, 80
general pie Articles for mly use We NV"
their specIar attention 20 our stock, as we lave &c
termined 60 cell Of previous 10 MAXIM our srrng
T = We shall be greatly Obliged 20 these cue
TONERS who have received their bile. ther WI
"a Al An eariy date az possihe ard settle The sane.
''ii - 80 '' T. w COLLEf CO,
af... IS I'm street. dOors shove
4. 10 ~ Penn AvoHne.
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GOAL! COALm Goa Lim
Red Ash Exc Size Coal,
White Ash Egg Size Coal,
White Ash Stove and N ut Size Coal
Red Ash Stove Size Coal
White Ash Broken Coal. for furnace,
BallImOre Company's' oaI
H. AL OF which will be carefully screened and
delivered at the lowest possible proc, y
on I'll & w, "a, GAIT.
OheemNorthvest cor. 18Th and c sts.. No 81.
ia - lot Wharf-Foot of nth st q
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by A. GREEN, AuttIonesr.
NNRUSTEE'S SALE OF AN EXTENSIVE
Il ASSORTMENT OF FANCY Day GOODS, RIBBONS,
LhCEs, AEON THURSDAY, Goth INST 1 shall
sel!. 10y virtue of deed of trust duly recorded, At
the fancy and trimming store of George IA. CASSIDY
Il Co, fennsy wanna avenue, between 10th and llIh
sts., at ~ ocOok a. and continue from dsy to day
until all sold, a large assortment Of FaLoy
Goods, Ibbons, Trimmings, 80.
Also, large assortment Of uperor Fashionable
BOnnets, Hosiery, gloves OF every description,
HandkerchIefs, &c.
Terms: All Sums under $50 cash; over $50 cred
it of and 80 days. for notes satisfactorily endorsed
bearing interest
RICHARD III, LASKEY, Trustee.
jal4-tf A. GREEN. Auct.
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. By WALL d BARNARD. AuotIoneers
NRUSTEE'S SALE OF FRAME HOUSE
AND LOT AT AUcTIoN.-On WEDNESDAY
I'd day Of February next, at O'clock in front OF IN,
premises we Will sell, part of Lot No. l6 in Seuar
No. 5nl fronting IL feet south street, betwee
"a and 6th streets west, and running hack 81 feet
inches, improved with two story Frame Dwelling
and back building.
Terms: One third cash: the residue in 6 and Il
months, with interest, and secured BY q deed o.
trust on the property. r-.r
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bI a. UhEEN, huctlOneeI.
TRuSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
i Estate BY virtue OF deed of trust bearine
date 4th Of June, 1851, and ded among the land
records of the District OF Columbia, in Liber J. A.
auction. on THURSDAY, nth dag OF January, is5a,
al ooock .. m, IN front of the premises, ai that
city of washington, and marked and designaie ed in
the general pan Of said cty lot number i've IS
In square hve hundred and xteen > said lot Is
situated on the north side of street north between
9Th and 5:h streets west, having a front of sixty
feet on street by q depth lA.1 feet to q 50 foot
alley.
Terms: One fourth cash. and balance IN equal
payments with interest at II, and Is months, the
notes for the deferred payments to be secured by
deco OF trust upon the property.
Terms of sale 70 be complied with an hve Gays,
otherwise the trustee the night 20 resell at
the risk ana cost OF the purchaser.
Ali CONVEX ancIng at the cost OF the purchase.
ANDREW WYLlE, Trustee.
ia I4-dts A. GREEN, Auct.
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STEAM SAW MILL FOR SALE CHEAP.
- with Dwelling House end Acres Of Land. Ct q
station on A. l. and Hampshi q Railroad, nov near
compeuon.l Also, q Tract Of Land. containing
about 20 acres, chiefly timber, halfs mile from
the saw Mil. and lying immedIstely on the Rail
road. JAS. p. PURDf,
Herndon Post Once, airfnx County,
ja6-lm Virginia
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for one week, beginning at noon of Thursday,
January ID, and ending this morning:
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IL OHLBERG Il CO, 100 Bridge street, George
IN town, ID. c.. manufacturers and dealers in
Boots and Shoes also dealers IN Hats and Caps.
de 29-lms
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POLICE CAsEs-Sersrh Disirief-Yesterday.
Oricer Tanning arrested Isaiah Queen, colored.
and John Buchanan, white, two Jehus who
were amusing themselves and crowd of wit
nesses by playing slap jackets" on the street
The sklilful management Of their W lbs attracted
consaeraoie attention, and especially that of the
Ponceman, who regarded the sport as dangerous
and likely TO end In low. He arrested the pair
and carried them before Justice DOM who or
aeied the coioIed individual to pay 81 81, and
the white one 81 %, tne and costs
Omcer Ashe arrested Gerret c. Dorsey. cold
Tor being very drunk, very disorderly and yery
profane Ia the street He was taken before Iu,
tice Dom, ana was rned - 81 Proving to be a
slave aud liable 20 one OF two penalties the nav
Inent OF the fine or q certain number Of stripr.
he Was taken to the guard house TO get sober
that be might be better able TO make arrange ,
Inrnts to satisfy the law one way or the other
The RrssIAN WAR A Treat FOR The Juvk-
SILEs-The war illustrations will be exhibited
Tomorrow al O'Clock, for the especial accom-
mediation Of families and children, when the lat
ter will be admitted for half price Th~ evening
entertainments continue AZ usual at \ O'Clock :.
sUPRENx CouRr, YxsrkRDaY.-No 10 Jacob
B. Brown, ct al plaintiffs in error, sgt. Benz
HugheT. FMS cause was argued by Messrs Il .
Winter Davis and Reverdy Johnson FOR the plain
this In error, and by Messts. Hull and Mason for
the defendant In error. Adjourned.
CeuEr OF CLAIMS Yesterday, Jas Barbour,
Esq, Of CulPeP~r county, Va, was admitted an
attorney Of this court.
Hon J. A Rockwell closed the argumeutifo N,
the claimants In the case Of Abraham Martin.
and the case was submitted. Adjourned until
Monday ---lrr
JAMES Z FISLAY, convicted In New York for
attempting to kidnsp a child aud bring IL to this
city, has been pdIdossd by Gov. Morgan. It
was shown thar he instrument rather
than an active OPERATOR In the matter.
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sNOK RENT-A neat DWEI LING HOUSE
Il on 18th street. near the public ground and not
far from Smithsonian Institution. Island, CONTAIN
ing rooms, and i'm a 81 and hea THY situation.
Rent SD0. Apply TO X. n. CLARKE, Attorney
OF 9TH street and Louisiana avenue; or TO ID.
x. CLARKE, Druggist, corner ia. avenue and t1s
street. "a 10 81
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is 10 2awad. WALL 4 BA RRShf, DtT Z aSs


A VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.-The
"A subscriber offers for sale his FARM, 10 Prince
George county, Nd. situate miles from Wasting
ton and miles ON the Bladensburg Depot. IL CON
tans 100 acres OF highly improved and very produce
tive land nearly all OF which is natural grass land
The improvements are In good repair.
Also Adjoining the same farm leo 10 24o acres will
be sold. If desired.
The above lands are not surpassed by any other
land Within is miles of Washington for beauty OF
location, produotlveness, convenience TO MARKET
good.
The terms of sale are as follows: One third cash,
and the balance in 3, and years. Title undis-
puted.
Persons desiring such lands will please refer TO
ID. q. DIgges. Attorney at Law, Upper Marlboro,
or to the underslgned. who will with pleasure shev
thepremises, DC.
CHARLES DIGGES,
deH-2aw4w near Bladensburg.
iLTTHE ABOVE LAND WILL BE- Of
fered at public sale, on THURSDAY, the z7Ih Jan
uary, 1889 at IL O'Clock m on the premises Ii will
be sold either In whole or part as may MT pnr-
chaeers- CHARLES DIGGES
ia l8-eO4t
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NOR RENT-A three story BRICK Dwell
u LING, situated on north T., between Cd ald Sd
streets, containing seven rooms aud furnished with
gas throughout. The House will he rented fur
nshed the furniture will he disposed Of az private
sale. To punctual tenant the terms viii he med
crate. Inquire of w. n. RRAWNER, at John n.
Semmes Co.'s Grocery Store. corner OF i.OulsIana
ave ana 9TH street, opposite west end Centre
Market, upon the premises. ia 10 cost
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-01-13

A VERY SIcKLY PLAcE.-The
town agent at Hartford, Conn, sold
$685. gallons of liquor last year to
citizens, under a law which forbids
all sales, except to the sick.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-01-13

CABBAGE AND DlrTo We have
just heard a cabbage story, which
we will cook up for the laughter low
ing readers, r-rrs .s.-,-5~
zr.Oh. l loves YOU like anything y
said young countryman to his
sweetheart, warmly pressing her
hand. ....
';Ditto," said she, gently return
ing the pressure. --,-
The ardent lover, not happening
to be over and above learned was
sorely puzzled to understand the
meaning of ditto, but was ashamed to
expose his ignorance by asking the
girl. He went home, and the next
day being at work in the cabbage
patch with his Father, he spoke out:
s'Daddy what's the meaning of
ditto?"
"Why,'' said the old man, ''this
here is one cabbage head, amt it?''
':Yes. daddy"
swell, that ares ditto"
"Rot that good for nothin' gall''
calculated the indignant, $50 she
called me cabbage head and I'll be
darned to darnation eff ever go to
see her again. uUt II
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-01-13

Love OF READiNG.-When a
young man has acquired love of
reading, and, Of course healthful
relish for intellectual pleasures, he
has become possessed of one the
best preservatives against dissipa-
ton. A fondness for low company
and Incorporate pleasures, is most
generally the consequence of igno-
rance and want of taste. q
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-01-13

CO. A missionary in the Chi
nese waters having distributed sew
eral copies of the Ten Command
ments on shore, they were sent back
the next day with the request that
they might be distributed among
the French and English, for the
tracts contained admirable doctrines,
and these people evidently much
needed them. .rs.agi
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-01-13
The Voyage Of Life.

Sailing down the stream Of time
Looking back 10 view the shore,
Where my early years began, 81
s7 To retracs them nevermore,
Often by the way Tye lost,
~ Little barques that sailed with me,
Srme were often tempest-tossed,
Others sank into the sea. -a--
Eyes that beamed on me so bright
When started on life's main; - ..
Closed, while yet twas morning light,
r., Closed, and opened meier again.
Hopes, that sparkled in TIE sun,
~ Diamond-like on every wave,
Sank when pillows burst upon -.
q Sank, and only left-a grave!
Still my little barque is sailing,
Down the rapid stream OF time; -
Sails are torn, and timbers falling
Making for another cline.
Hangs rainbow over head,
g mid the clouds golden bar;
And on oceans darksome bed,
Brightly CLOVIS the evening star.
And IN angel gathering up
Hopes long buried in the sea,
When | reach the heavenly port,
Will restore them all 10 me.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-01-13
LADIES' ROOTS.

A little glove stirs up my heart,
As tides stir up the ocean,
And snow-white muslin, when il fits,
Wakes many curious notion;
Ali sorts of lady fxins thrill
My feelings as they'd orter,
But little female gaiter boots
Are death, and nothing shorter.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-01-13

The DRUNKARD's WILL leave
to society a ruined character, a
wretched. example and a memory
that Will soon rot. Ll.E(l.t-
leave 10 my parents the rest of
their lives, as much sorrow as hu-
mainly, in feeble and decrepid
state, can sustain. r.
I leave to my brothers and sisters
as much modification and injury as
| well could bring on them.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-01-13
FRESH GROCERIES

" E have Just received large lot Of e5s,
w Family Groceries, at exceedingly cha;
freight; and having given personal attention |
purchasing will be enabled 10 fnock the RajIrsl
and old credit stores into the middle Of next VA,
If you want the worth of your money, 20 xbs
they want money. Avoid the credit stores as III
would snake in the grass. Pay Day will cor
and big Interest and large profits will consume VI
substance. we sell for cash and therefore can :
will sell cheaper than anycredit house can. Il,
item of interest alone will pay profit. L
alone answers the question so oitea asked e.
"How can you sell so cheap" Quick sales az
small profits often turned, viii pay better d.
selling goods at 50 per cent. on twelve mort
time. Call and examine our stock, ard bring as.
your Bacoa. Lard. Hides. SC.
THOMSON, LEWIS ( CO.
June Il. 1858.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-01-13
FeEt THE LADIES.

MFRS. BISHOP has located in Glasgow, 6~s,
Ifl for the purpose of carrying on the ~
Millinery and Dress Making business in all W.
its branches. She hopes the ladies will. give her
call. Her residence is opposite Smith, Boon
g. Co.'s store.
GT-Fashions received monthly. sep9
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-01-13

ADVICE TO YOUNG MEN.-Are
you stepping on the Threshold of
life? Secure a good moral charact-
er. Without virtue you cannot be
respected; without integrity and So
briefly, you can never rise to any
point Of distinction and honor.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-01-13
NEW FALL GOODS.
FIRST In THE FIELD

w Z are now i'll receipt of portion Of q
w fall stock, purchased by our Mr.. StruU
and will have our entire purchases ready for ri
and inspection, by the close of the wets, !
which we invite the attention Of our custuls1
and friends, and the people generally. Our sna
have been purchased with great care, and Us<
very advantageous circumstances, which will .
able us 10 give our customers the latest styls,
fancy goods, and the most substantial artcsi
the staple line. We respectfully invite cal Il
examination, when the public will be ah4 4
better jucge of our ability to NEE, their wana
Respectfully,
scp2 STROUSE & FRIEDSAA
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-01-13

=. PUTTING IT STRoNG.-An impa-
tient Welshman called to his wife,
"Come, come, isn't breakfast ready?
Pve had nothing since yesterday,
and tomorrow will be third day."
This is equal to the stirring house
wife, who aroused her maid at four
O'Clock, with "Come, Bridget, get
up! Here tits Monday morning; to-
morow's Tuesday, next days We'd
nesday-half the week gone-and
nothing done yet
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-01-13
GENERosirY.--One great reason

GENERosirY.--One great reason
why men practice generosity SO lit
tie in the world is, they find SO little
there; generosity is catching; and if
SO many men escape 1t, it is in de-
gree from the same reason that coun-
trymen escape the, small-pox-be-
cause they meet with no one 10 give
ii to them.
Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1859-01-13
STOVES! STOVES!

lust received ald in store, n large and select
y assortment of Parlor, Office and Cooking
Stoves, of the most beautiful and durable pat
terms, which will sell at reduced prices. Also
q choice stock Of tinware ofsevery description,
made Of the best material. Call and see for your
EeN IsWo6 81 o. DAUTEL.
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SHERLFF,S> SALE.~

'1. Jesse .'n'1 Boaf T'ssas 1sssi,ss.ss1 8 yrls
Dennis whitney& Bros. ponas, issued from
the Court of Common Pleas. of the county of
Monroe, and State of Ohio, ,and to me directed,
will offer for sale, at public auction, at the
courthouse in the town of Woodsield, on
Saturday, the 22nd day Of Oct. 1859, .
Between the hours of ten O'Clock a. m, and
four o'clock p. M, on said day, the following
described real estate situated in said county,
to wit: s4sf-...-. as -..ags.T sscs.
Being part of section 19, of township 2,
and range 8, fraction No. &; described follows:
beginning at a stake in the mouth of narrow's
run, thence up the river with the meanderings
thereof, one hundred and twelve rods to q
buckeye tree; thence north 20 degrees west
254 rods to stone on the section line, thence
south with the section line seventy rods to the
middle of narrow's run; thence down said run
with the meanderings thereof 266 rods to the
place of beginning; the water right excepted
and reserved in Sampson Thistles deed for the
use of Jacob Bare, except 10 acres sold to
Isaac E. Thompson, and also reserving one
acre on the river adjoining Peter Cline, and
alsosexcepting therefrom II acres sold TO los.
| S. ThompsOn-c containing SO acres. more or
less: the same being part of a certain tract
of land which Jacob Bare and Ann Bare, his
wife, by deed, on the 9th ofMarch 1s4S, con-
veyed unto Joseph Bare, a part of the. above
section township and Range. 81,
| Taken in execution and levied upon as the
property of Jesse Lantz to satisfy a judgement
in favor of the defendants for costs. =, .
C. NJ. MORROW, Sheriff M. C. o.
| Sept q, 1859. $545.