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The Perrysburg journal. [volume] (Perrysburg, Ohio) 1853-1861, 1859-07-14

olNGER'S SEWING III aChlN Ed.
I all the leading branches ofmanufacturing Indus
l. try the great practical superiority of Singers
sewing Machines is fact established beyond dispute
No tailor, shoe manufacturer clother. seamstress,
dressmaker saddler carriage trimmer, hat manufac-
turer, &C., &C., afford to do without them.
One Thousand Dollars a Year
Is only fair average of the actual profit from the use
of each Of these Machines, and, for confirmation
OF this truth refer to any of the thousands of
persons who them. They adapted to every sort
of work, fine or coarse upon sk cotton, linen and
wooen fabrics, also light and heavy leather. They
never fail to give entire satisfaction.
10 meet the growing demand for asmaller and more
elegant machine for private household purposes, we
have produced and ready to receive orders for
Singers New Family Sowing Machine.
hichis the most compact and beautiful sewing Ma
chine ever constructed 1t ornamented in the high
est style of art and all who tare delighted with It,
1t makes the nterlocked stitch and capable
of doing greater variety of work in better style than
any other Sewing Machine offered for family pur
poses.
1t is not subject to the objection of using twice too
much thread, and making a raveing seam, like the
Grover & Bakers nor is it confined in its operation
TO few thin fabrics liable to get out der and un
fttedto use flax thread, the Wheeler Wilson Ma
chine but is amply sufficient to perform all kinds of
family sewing.
Price of Family Machine with iron table complete
for use, 800. The larger standard machines from
$125to 5000. Send for |. NJ. Singer Co.'S Gazette.
a beautiful pictorial paper, devoted TO Sewing Ma
chimes and obtaining list of prices and all other in
formation cnthe subject. 1t will he forwarded gratis.
l. NJ. SINGER g. CO..
45S Broadway, New York.
BRANCH OFFICES IN
Boston, Albany, Baltimore, st. Lonis,
Providence, Gloversville, Cincinnati, New Orleans,
New Haven, Rochester, Chicago, Mobile,
Newark, Philadelphia, Nashville, Paris, France
Glasgow Scotland.
Local agents wanted.
AoENrs-E. "A. Higgins, Perrysburg; VIM. Robert
son, Maumee.
Anril lSth 1S5S
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-06

where l3O Americans contended against 500
Indians and 400 British soldiers. lie settled
in Illinois when Indians and wild beasts were
almost the sole occupants Of the Territory
and built his cabin where the city OF Joliet
now stands. Ills sous are editors and pro-
prietors Of the Joliet signal
DR.. p. A. Smith, indicted at Springfield,
ILL.,, for committing a rape upon the person oil
one Mary Powers, has been honorably dis
charged, not the least evidence being pro-
duced to prove the charge against hun. Inc
prosecution was commenced through malice.
The steamship Ocean Qieen, from South
ampton and llavre, passed Cape Race yester-
day (5aturd W morning, for New York. She
left the Needles at . o'clock in the morning
Of the lst inst. Her advices are four days
later The news contains no features OF un-
usual interest. Nothing important had been
made known regarding the Zurich conference
The Liverpool cotton m,rket was firm ana
had an advancing tendency Breadstuif'
continued very dull Provisions had an ad-
vancing tendency. Consus closed in Lon
don on the 3lst ult., at 95t@J5g.
The President has not accepted the resig
nation Of Hon. T. A. Hendricks as Commits
sioner of the General Land Office, but holds
the matter under advisement.
The Republican of this morning contains
telegraphic dispatch which says that the
post office at Brooklyn, New York, was
robbed on Friday night, and all the letters
opened and riAed Of $4,000 in money. All
drafts and money letters were mutilated and
rendered valueess.
The weather to-day is warm and variable
Last night we had fine shower which
cooled off the atmosphere and washed the
mud from the cross walks and sidewalks.
and the general enquiry was Did Mayor
Filley have this done Z" We have had no
frost rs yet in this section
As the mail is about to close | also am
compelled to close for the present. More
anon. Yours. j. I. W.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-06
THURSDAY MORNING, OCT. 9th.

RupBraY or LANGroN's ExPREss.-E. ii.
Burns, late agent for Langton Co. in this
city. was arrested at San Francisco yesterday
morning. at ten o'clock, on board the steam
or which was just ready to sail for Panama
He was arrested on the strength Of a tele
graphic dispatch from Langton 4 Co., ex-
pressing suspicion that lie had embezzed
some funds Of the Company. Suspicion was
first aroused 10y the fact that money. to the
amount of $4,000, which had been left at
Langton & Cos office in this city to be sent
to Rideout i Co. ut Camptonville. and which
was way billed did not arrive with the way.
bill. U,,on learning this fact by telegraph
from Camptonvile, search was made here,
and it was ascertained that various packages
of coin had been broken open, and that
money which had been sent down from above
to purchase exchange on the Eastern cities
had been also abstracted. This latter fact
came to light upoa inquiry at the banks as to
whether any exchange had been purchased,
in compliance with the orders on hand. when
it was found that no such purchases had been
made.
The AMOUNT missing issupposed to be about
seven or eight thousand dollars Three thous.
and seven hundred dollars was recovered
upon his person.
A portion Of the money, it is supposed, has
been gambled off, as Mr.. Burns has been in
the habit of playing at Faro Saturday night
last. we understand, he lost 81, 200 at a faro
bank in this city
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-06

AS infant female chld, about six months
old. was left few days since in the house Of
Mr.. keinhart' at the Mission Dolores, during
the temporary absence of the residents.
With it was also left note, stating that the
ehild's name was Cleaner. The Bulletin
says:
The child was brought into the city, ant
given over to the Chief of Police and, du
ring the day, several families sent word thai
they would like to adopt the little stranger
1t was sent to one house on Vallejo street
but returned. on the ground that the madam
did not want sick children The poor thing
on account of neglect and improper food
has an eruption in the cheek and forehead
but she will soon get over it, if well treated
Even with this she is quiet, and exhibit.
marks of sweet disposition. She seems
naturally as sweet as any body.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-06

CHINA WoGKMEN. We noticed, yesterday
several loads Of Chinamenin express wagons
going out to the San Francisco and Marys-
vile Railroad, in order to be put on as labor
ers, About 500 are already employed.
STRArGuTEN UP.-A drunken fellow passed
the stage office on d. street, yesterday, and
eing told to "straighten up" replied with
some oPprobous epithet, and was knocked
in the face by bystander. The drunken
man was arrested and taken to the station
house.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-06

PROMISED REVELATIONS OF THE MoprpN
AMERICAN SLAVE TRADE.-Tbe New YorL oor
respondent of the Charleston Mercury says:
The forthcoming book on the cruise of the
yacht Wanderer (slaver) will make senso.
tion. 1t is brought out 10y person who
took part in her adventures, and will give
a minute account thereof, and will disclose
facts hitherto unknown and unsupported. in
volying the reputation of many public men
from United States Senators down to the gov
eernmental smell fry. The book will be out
In few weeks.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-06

It Is understood, says Washington dis
Pa.e", that Mr.. Wyke, the new British Min.
i4'eF' taxes cut to Central America positive
Instruct Instructions to propose treaty, which, lift
central Americans refuse to accent. thew will
pc held responsible by all the world foy nrn.
longing an unnatural state of things Lstwnen
themselves 1l. on the one hand aud England and
america on the other The only wish Of the
brlush Governments wish most onxionsl,.
lst-ls to come to loyal understanding
can affairs. -A''ie''
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-06
0er advertisements.
STAYEDOR STOLEN.

sy FROM the Cache Greek Stable, in this
II kSJ~ CITY, on the night Of the 4,h Of Octo-
NR ~ Der, 1859, an American Strawberry
4 Roam Horse, dim brand Oh left shoul-
der, thus-Ss. l., is about 9 years old and weighs
about ten hundre pounds. Twenty-Five dollars re-
ward will be paid for the return OF sail horse to the
undersigned HENRY PLATE,
At Citizens Line Stage oalce cor. gh AMI Sec sts
ncR.l
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-06

GREAT SPEECH OF STEPHEN A. DOUGLAS AT
poraries we give the great speech of stephen
a. Douglas, at Cincinnati, on the 9th ofSep
tember An attentive perusal Of It may do
some of our Lecompton neighbors some good
They hate Douglas, but they cannot answer
his arguments.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-06

roLlsh WuEAr.-A letter has been receiv-
ed at the United States Patent Office from a
Planter IN lex's' in which the writer states
that he has commenced the cultivation of
rolsh Wheat or Giant Rye, and believes
that it will yield upwards of seventy tiv,.
bushels to the acre. It's cultivation. he thinks
will add immensely to the agricultural inter.
eats Of Taxas
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-06

II is believed by some that the conspiracy
which drove President Mora out of Costa
Rica, was fomented 10y flibuster influences
If this be true, it shows how skillfully Wal
ker and his followers have played their
cards. President Mora had proved himself
In times past, their most powerful antagonist
in Central America. and it was but natural
for them to suppose, that in the event OF
their attempting to carry out their plans.
their he would again prove himself as formi
dable as before. Now that he is gone, the
filibusters will have less to fear. and they
doubtless hail his removal as a God send.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-06

RAcE.-The "Loys" had considerable fun,
yesterday. at the Spanish track Two scrub
races were run, and Fuller's little roam
won both. a right smart chance Of money
exchanged hands. The rivals of the roam
horse had the "call" in both races.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-06

D.. D.-A Mexican who was making deal
OF noise, yesterday, at the corner of Second
and z streets. was taken into custody by the
police. When examined he was found to be
armed with bowie knife and two bottles OF
whiskey
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-06

VERMONT ELEcnoN.-The Republican tick
ct in Vermont is elected by 5000 majority.
The Democrats have elected but eight mem
Lers of the Legislature.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-06

VN the 18th of this month will commence
'he annual Agricultural Fair of Santa Clara
county. 1t will he held at san Jose.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-06

WE learn from the Dalles (Oregon) Jour-
nal that party of emigrants consisting Of
twenty five men and two women were attack
ed on the 10th of August on the Malheur
river by party of Indi MS An emigrant
named Miles Anderson was badly wounded.
Three of the Indians were killed.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-06

STEPHEN A. DoUeLAs addressed concourse
of ten thousand persons in Cincinnati on the
9th of September.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-06

We received our down river exchanges
per Wells. Fargo d Co.'S Express, ahead Of
the stage yesterday.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-06

EARTHoUAKE.-The Bee telegram informs
us that tremendous earthquake occurred at
San Francisco yesterday. No very serious
damAge
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-06
NOTICE.

LII persons hereby rbid harboring or trust
N ing my wife, MTy +. Williams, on my account,
as viii pay no debts other contracting.
J. G.. VILLAINS.
Marys Vile, Oct. 9th, 1859. oc6-lm.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-06

Cor. I. T. FAUNMLERoY has been ordered
to the command of the military department
lr-Nsw Asxisp
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-06

MINERS vs.. RANcuERs-Mr John Kelly, Of
Happy Valley, Calaveras county, has institu
ted suit against miner of that place for
cutting fire wood on his premises. and asks
damages in the sum Of $3.50. The defendant
has carried the case to the District Court,
and denies plaintiffs right to the property
claimed by him, on the following grounds, as
stated by the San Andreas independent
First. that there is no fence or other i'm
provtment thereon to designate such title or
ownership as would warrant the course pur.
sued by plaintiff. Second, that persons here
tofore have Gu and carried off without let
hindrance. all such wood as they required for
their own use when and where they pleased
no one questioning their right to do so.-
Third, that miners have the right to cut fire.
GOOD for their own use, or for the purposes u
mining. anywhere on the mineral lands.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-06

INDIAN HoMIciDE-A Digger Indian was
shot last Sunday, says the San Andreas Inde,
pendent. by one of his own tribe. at Slab
Ranch. near Angels lie died from the
wound, and the Indians have taken the mat
ter into their own hands for investigation
Cause of the difficulty, coqueiish squaw.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-06

The New Orleans English Opera troupe
lett for New York on yesterdays steamer
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-06
Attention Yuba Engine Company.

V0UR Annual Election will take place on Friday
Il evening next, at 4 O'Clock. full attendance
is requested.
By order Of the Foreman.
C0AS BALL, Seciy
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-06
Notice to DcbtOrs.

a IL persons indebted tn the undersigned will
- please come forward and settle their notes and
accounts within ten days from the date hereof Those
iaing 70 dc so viii be proceeded with according 10
sspzS-ivi A. ELLI5QN.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-06

DANIEL SHAY was arrested yesterday for
using obscene language upon the public
streets.
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-06

NWyE HAVE RECEIVED a magnificent stock Of
w FASHION ABLE CLOEaHHNG,
Manufactured expressly to own order by tine celt
brated house of DeIenthaler 4 Shaier, Merchant
Taors S39 Broadway, New York.
We offer the following SUMNER GOODS at prices
that defy competition:
Trape de-e-te FR0CKs;
Italian Cloth do and SACKS;
Mohalr do do;
Poblin do do;
Fine Alpaca COATS of all colors;
Navy Flannel SUITS;
White and Brown Russian Duck SUITS
do do do English do do;
Pure Irish Linen COATS
A splendid variety of Duck, Marsailies and
PANTS;
White and fancy Marsailles VESTS;
ALS0-rhe best selected stock Of
Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods
evermported into this city, consisting in part of L.
Atkinson's and Davis Jones' SHIRTS, and all other
celebrated makes Of Shirts known to the trade.
English and French Hosiery and Under Clothing of
every description and texture, such as SILK Lsl,
Thread, Persian iarn, Nerno and Cotton, Alexan.
dero and Danton's Kid Gloves, &c.
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings,
Made up to order in the latest Partisan styles, atthe
shortest notice, and cheaper than can be had else
where In California,
i'li'9d sTEIL wEHN
Daily national Democrat., 1859-10-06
LOST.
METROPOLITAN SALOON,
(What Cheer House oelar,)
G. KATZENSTEIN, Proprietor.

'llE above Saloon Is furnished with two BILLIARD
4 TABLES. and the Bar is supplied with the cnolu.s.
Wines an. Liquors and the finest brands of Cigars
\. B.-I have n little Of The BEST BRANDY in the
State-some that will do TO bet on.
B-LUNCH EVERY NIGHT. E1
sep30 my G. KATZENSTEINJ
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-03-11
Rodf0rd EUNndrN

THE subscribers oaving purchased the Bedford
Foundry of lf-~sTs Washabaugh and Bannon, would
most RESPECTFULLY announce the citizens Of Bed
ford and adjoining counties that they prepared
make and furnish all kinds OF CASTINGS for
Grist and Saw mills, ThreshiEg I1a-
chimes PioughS, .4ppie mills, CoohiRg,
TEN PLATE, AND COAL STOVES, SLED AND
Sleigh soles, wash kettles, Of different siz-s wagon
boxes Of all sizes, farmers BELLS "a superior arti-
ele), oven doors, and every thing usually made
country Foundry.
H}E0zHgHaSs Woodcoc| SeYIer
ard HILLSIDE pLOUGHS.-Also, new PLCG
PL0UGH, 10 which call the especial attention
Of our farmers superior article to the old Plug
Plough, With two kinds Of points, shares and land
sides 10 suit all plonghs 10 general IN this coun-
t. Turning aHi fitting OF iron patterns made 10
order, and oil kinds Of repairing done at the short
est notice and al low prices. All own work
made OF the very best material, and warranted 20
give satisfaction.
Farmers and others would do wei TO
call and examine work before purchasing else
where, as We determined 10 nret The INNER
gencies OF the times We VIII
sell toto for C-3SH, or c29atry produce.
Pig and bar iron, aoss aaI lumber taken in ex-
c.anEe for WORK.
feb %, 5,'59-ly SHIRES x JORDAN.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-03-11
Nycuf2a'S Improved
C.7STTRO.4' C,9PRLRGE HTR.

THE undersigned believes that he has invented
cast iron carriage hBb which far excels all 9th
ers in for strength ueatness and durability
and that II only needs 10 be examined aud lis ner-
its tested; 10 secure lis universal approval and a
doption. Iadeed il is no longer an experiment. II
having been eiecuaiiy tried BIZ the best Judges III
country, aud pronounced of the
Greatest improvements of the .fcet
Several vehicles have been in use over t~o years
with the Improved Hub attached and the wheels
are still perfect when they lett the shop the
unavoidable wear excepted.
This is the only Cast Iron Hub ever invented sui
table {or light wheels.
This improvement IS OF such natnte that ore or
more spokes may De taken out changed or epiaced
without disturbing the Other portion OF ihe Wheel
Where a wood hubi used, ii spoke happens 70 be-
come, broken, II Is necessary TO cnt the tire and
Parate the feilOes, TO get the damaged part The
wheel must be then recomposed, the tire revealed
and reset. Al this involves considerable expense
and loss of time.
In the present improvement the inner ends Of the
spokes are secured il Iron Hub, which consists
by simply pnscrewing the mats and Ia King off the
back shell, any one o. he spokes may be removed
changed, and the hub again put together, leaving
the wheel as solid and dvm ever, ali
IFIT.HLN TIE SPICE OF 4 FEY
.lLfUTES.
This me. .hod OF constructing Iron Hab heels
gives them unusual strength,
LIGHTNESS AND NEATNESS
besides obviating several other objections that have
heretofore attended their Hsa. Tae cost Of manu-
facture Is also greatly reduced.
The subscriber Agent for Bedford County, vii!
dispose OF Township and shop rights on reasonable
terms. WILLIAM O'NEAL, Agent.
Feb 25, lsJy. Rainsburg, Bedford CO., Pa.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-03-11
NE E0R IE.l.

= THL MITI 0l IIe aRdeTsI-Ned SiIUaIs IR FlT-
Z louisville, Marrson's Cove, fine grain
growing country. will be for rent for the next year,
commencing 1st OF April, 1859. The Mil IS 50
good repair, having three run OF French burTs and
and one pair OF choppers
ALso-A large double Brick Honse, the late res
iaaHce of the undersigned. This house was kept a
hotel few years ago and would be well adapted
Tor that purpose.
AL-o-Anorher comfortable Frame House, oecu-
pied Tor a number OF years by Doctor Nm Burca.
II INTENDED for the residence OF PhyscjaH-Dr r..
Barch intending TO move oat Of the nelghborhood,
viii leave this situation vacant, il being one OF the
desirable situations IL the State log regular
and attentive practitioner.
Those dssrous OF renting any Of the above men
Toned properties viii cal! William P. Scott, a
PattoasYilie. or the subscriber at Hopeweli.
Feb. ., -. JAMES PATTON.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-03-11
OgECE.

All persons are hereby no tilted that have pur-
CHASED al Sherltfs Sale lot of Timer Machines
hend Tools Patterns &c. Also the entire lot of
stock and IN ware in the shop lately occupied BIZ
sold.
also hereby give notice that | have hired said
HermaR' and viii hereafter carry The Timing bu
siness at the shop formerly occupied by him on In
hanna Street. Notice IS further given that the
Books Of said Herman nov belong 10 me and anv
persens having accounts will please preaent them
Samuel Radebangh Esq, for settlement without de-
lay.
Feb, p, 1859. SAMUEL BARNHARr
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-03-11
BEDFORD HIGH erH0mT.

Itis ScHoof. will open on Monday i'r 7ist
q february, il The LAfGE BGicS BcnpiNG,
r'toiore occepird BY th- Rev Gro ~ Aogh-
/ in'aueh Tie s-rrices Ct Miss 5. r. Monlgom-
cry young Lady Of thorough education. aud
well eerad y toe sAt Of Teaching fsvr
5refi secured % take charge Of tie Female d.
parimepi.
Persons from digrrent paris Of the county
wishing TO prepare themselves for traehing. will
find Il 10 their adVanta4e BY attending lhls In
stitniion, as special care will b. taken with
them, 10 the branches taught IN tie Common
Schools under The Supervision of fhe County
Superintendent
The Session uiIl be divided into two Quartsrs OF
II weeks each.
Tuition per Quarter, Primary Branches So 90
Common English co
Higher do 5 90
Classics 25
Students entering before the middle OF the Quarter
will be charged fnlt tuition. Those entering after
that tl'ne, w! be charged balf tuition no deduc<
ton made, unless in case Of profracted sickness1
D. o. sHOE4B, 4B,,a.ir'i 49,
take pleasure in recomn..--eng ar shoemaker
10 the patfonaoa of thass1zens OF Bedford and "
cfni,v AZ e9c~-s teaeier is we'll established.
I.beIieve ~ 70 be fully qualified TO teach atl the
branrb-s ne proposes to teach.
G. ~. ATGHINBAUGH
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-03-11
SHERfFFS S.fLE.

BY vig;ue Of wns Of ven. ex. ( ia, to ne direc-
TED, there will be sold al the Court House, in the
Borough of Bedford, or Saturday, the 18Th day Of
Marco, $50, at O'Clock, P. ~, the following des-
embed real estate, 10 wit:
The HolIidaysbuTg and Bedford Turnpike Read
with all the franchises theTsunto belonging togeth
crwita LOT Of ground containing one halt acre,
mere or less, all cleared and under fence with sto
y aud a half frame toll and dwelling house, and log
stable thereon erected--adjoining lands of Susan
Carney and oibers-siluate in Bedford township,
Bedford couaty, and taEen in execution the prop
eTiy Of the HoliIaysbarg and Bedford Turnpike
To-l Company.
ALs0-One lot OF ground in Cbaneysvile, and
having thereon erected a Frame dwelling House
oae aud half stoiers high, containing store room,
g5anary, &c, and having also thereon erected a
Frame Stable, and other out-buiidiugs.
ALSO-A tract OF mountain Ian! on dragged
aIooutdn' containing 575 acres, adjoining lands Of
Inomas Lawhead, Mary Aun Buxton, Edward North
craft and David Walter, and taken in execution as
Tie property Of Wm. Lashey.
WM. S. FLUKE, Sheriff
SEeFds Office, Bedford, Feb. 25, SO.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1859-03-11
PUBLIC SALE OF
GEORGE B. kAY'3 REAL ESTATE
IN IIOPEWELL TOW NSHIP.


BY virtue Of an order Of the Orphans Court Of Bed
ford county, the undersigned viii Offer al pub l,e
sale, on the premises,
Saturday, tie 9b day If .Varch, nert,
The following described Real Estate, VIZ: The MAN
SION TRACT, Of said deceased, containing 25l A.
CRES, about 165 acres cleared and under fence and
in high state o. cultivation. The improvements are
Owe NEU LOG FRAME HOUSE, BANK
BARN. and the necessary out-buiidinss. This
farm IS oae Of the best in Hopewel township, being
good limestone land and having three good springs
aud orchard thereon.
oGe other tract containing "A acres, about 90
cleared gni under fence. The improvements
are TWO LOG HOUSES, Two STABLES and 9th
out-bu.'diFg,. There is good spring on the
premises, and also an orchard thereon This is
good land aud IN good state Of cultivation.
oae other tract containing 90 arres, about 20 a
cres cleared apd iu good order. The improvements
are one Log House, Stable and Saw-miH. There is
also orchard thereon.
These lands all IN 4 good section Of country.
within short distance OF ba Rail Road and a; Tie
door Of ready market all the tiae.
IEE#s-0"e third 20 remain IN The property da-
ring the lifetime OF the widow, the interest," thereon
payable to her anHually-oue third in haad at con
d=maTiou Of sale, and the balance ia luo equal an
NAL payments without interest
JAMES z. KAY,
Feb. 25, 1859. Trustee.