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, 1859-12-23

h9- A ncr mode Of collecting an oid 6cJt
has just deem discovered in Olympia, and
was tired on" by a gentleman connected
with drinking saloon on Monday last,
but not altogether successfully, as we learn.
A young man named HENRY ANDERSON,
long resident Of this place, and, so far as
we know, pcaceably disposed had incurred
debt Of some three or four dollars at a
saloon, in attempting to collect which the
proprietor fired two shots from revolver
at Mr.. ANDERSON We have been unable
to get full particulars Of this affair, but do
not think that the refusal to pay was the
immediate cause for resorting 10 pistol
persnader.' Undoubtedly some other prov
ocation than angry words induced the pro-
prietOr to make use OF this weapon but,
whatever may have been the excuse offered,
it will not be, and should not be, justified
by our citizens. We have found our laws
ample to secure the payment Of honest
debts, and no man-be he whom he may
will be permitted to trample upon them,
nor be allowed any other than a Lawful
procedure as q means for securing bis ownl
Our city council should pass a stringent
ordinance prohibiting the firing of guns
and pistols in our streets, and enforo its
observance by heavy fines 1t is a dan
gerous practice, whether in brawl or for
pleasure.
To the imminent danger of themselves
and bystanders, Surveyor-General TILroS
and Dr.. LoNeAKER secured both parties,
and thus prevented what must have result
ed more seriously. The parties were forth
with arraigned before Justice T. NJ REED
who promptly bound them over in the sum
Of $500 for their appearance at the next
term Of the District Court, and in the fur
thar sum Of $500 to keep the peace.
, 1859-12-23

Arn1T Ar IScEDIARIsN-An attempt
was made TO Gre the Washington Hotel,
in this place, on Sunday evening last,
shortly. after dark. A quantity Of combus-
iible material, such as spliniered shingles,
was found to have been inserted under the
aOoF Of the wood house, in the rear of the
Hotel. aud but for its timely discovery by
gentlemen Of the legislature, who occupy a
building close adjoining, would have been
beyond redemption in ten minutes time.
1t IS impossible even to conjecture who
could be 50 inhunAn as by such act TO
jecpardizc the lives Of so many persons
now rooming at the house 1t is evidently
q g floating character. who has no friend
Of the house that could be injured in the
general destruction. If he had, be woald
not ron such narrow chances as one would
have 70 undergo in making an escape. The
motive undoubtedly was to plunder. We
warn our citizens to keep a vigilant eye up
oa certain characters in our town
, 1859-12-23

IA We would respectfully suggest to
such "as have favors to solicit or the like
to confer" upon this Office, to apply to the
editor, or they may hereafter find them
selves disappointed We haze no agents
but such as have been publicly named, and
no partners or assistants-public or pri-
vate. For all VIC do or say we alone are
responsible, and 'oe hope to receive what
ever credit We may merit or reap the cen
sure deserved. Agents of expresses, pur-
sers, &c, will please bear this in mind.
, 1859-12-23
POoKrrs PrcKrp.-Mr. WV. Tim, 0

POcKETs PIcKED.-Mr. WV. TDD, Of
Steilacoom, had his pocket cut out whilst
asleep at the Washington Hotel, on Sun
day night last, Mr.. TIDD says be placed
his pants under his head and pillow, when
retiring at night, and found them thus when
he awakened, but the pocket and money
were gone He says it must have been
done very slick" and the work of a pro
Gcient pickpocket. We think so too, Mr..
T., if that will console you. We believe
we have just such characters in town. The
amount stolen was about $50.
, 1859-12-23

PoRr TOWNSEND REGISTER. paper OF
this name, under the editorial control Of
TRAyERs DANIEL, Esq. is to make It's ap'
pearphec at Port Townsend, on the 28th
inst Il wiz bo-publisncd weekly, and is
to be devoted to news, literature, and the
commsraial interests of Washington Terri
tory. Price Of subscription, So per annum,
Mr.. T. NJ RREO is the agent at this place.
Friend DANIAL, we wish you every sue
cess, and better md longer list Of
PAYING subscribers than VIC are blessed
With-than which, we could not wish you
anything more congenial to ones feelings
in these hard times. H a
, 1859-12-23

~ The Governor Of Oregon has OPP
pointed Thursday the goth day of Decem-
Der to be set apart as q day of public
thanksgiving and prayer.
This is the FIRST time the people of Ore
gon have had extended to them the priv
ilege Of feasting and eating turkeys on a
given day, and thereby will be perpe,rated
that old and very ancient custom of the
" Pilgrims Of Plymouth" The coming
week will be more fatal to turkeys in Ore
gon, than the gaPes to chickens elsewhere.
, 1859-12-23
ARRIVAL OF THE ELIZA ANDERSON.

The u S, Mail steamer Eliza ApdsrSOn
arrived on Saturday morning.
From Purser LOWELL we received our
usual file Of papers from Victoria.
The news from Frazer river is very en-
couraging Twelve miners who had been
up to the head-waters report rich diggings,
and as proof have brought down the nice
sum of $4,000 as the proceeds of their
summers work They will return in the
spring.
The following vessels arrived at Port
Gamble Dec. 10Th:
Bark Leonora, Capt. Mitchell; to load
with lumber for San Francisco
English bark Royal Saxon, Capt. Liv.
ingston; 10 load for Sydney.
Bark Friendship, Capt, Knight; 10 load
for San Francisco.
Bark Hyack, Capt Mayo; to load for
San Francisco
The bark Brontcs, Capt. Newell, arrived
at Saybeck; y load for San Francisco.
, 1859-12-23

NIoHr WArcH.-Sinco the late attempt
at incenliarism Mr. Gallbsr, of the "Wash.
ingtou Hotel, y keeps constant night watch
employed to guard hispremises The watch
has hcen posted" and, with the assistance
of Il number of our citizens, who arc keep
ing good lookout" and closely observing
the actions of a Mumber of RIFFS we have
no great fears Of like attempts being made
again very soon.
, 1859-12-23

LAND PArESrs.-In order to convince
our people that their Delegate 10 Congress
ncgleeis nothing which affects their inter
ests. We annex the following letter from the
Commissioner of the General Land Office,
which will fully explain the "whys and
Wherefors" their patents have 1ot been forth
coming: n
, 1859-12-23

For PoRr TowNsExD.-Tbe steamer Eliza
AndysOn, with the mail, will leave Olympia
at o'clock, precisely, on Monday morning
next, for Port Townsend. The hour Of
sailing IS changed for the accommodation
Of parties desiring to attend the Masonic
ball at that place on Tuesday evening.
, 1859-12-23
The following is the manner in which the
alludo to the northern route:

na~ DR.. LoNGATER, Surgical Dentist, is
again in town. Persons tronbled with tooth
ache should call on him without delay. He
cures it eifectnaly-by removing the tooth
See his advertisement
, 1859-12-23

BS~RePorts from. the Similkameen gold
mines still continue to come in favorably.
So say the Portland papers and also the
Dalles Journal.
, 1859-12-23

cz-Legislatiye proceedings and commu-
nicatious compel US to give'up much space
which we had contemplated filing up 9th
crVise. But it can't be helped.
, 1859-12-23
GESERLL LAND'OrF1cE,



SAL have The honor to acknowledge
The receipt Of your letter Of 22d August
last requesting that patents may be issued
Tor the Washington Territory Donations,
and nllnding 10 The number Of patents
already forwarded for siminF claims in Ore
goa. 49, s.s 81 q a.Isr.s
lp reply / have to state, that all these
Donation claims pass through the same
hands hero, and fkosa for, onsaou bavinr
been hrst taken.up, IN consideration of their
great number and early date Of settlement
i VAS found most convenient 10 continue
The preparation Of them 50 far as they were
found free from objection. This course has
been pursued. and the Washington claims
VIII be reached nt an early day, and pateuts
forwarded with al reasonable despatch. n
aaia3 si With great respect lil
frs Your ob't serv't, 8
m. Ysss.i JOS. s. WILSON,
AeiiHg COmmissiOner
Hos. 4. !. SFEyESs, a1il dnm@ lWI
And in order to stiR further prove the
t0orking qualities Of our Delegate, we make
the following extract from a communication
70 me editor OF the. OTegOB Stdeesmaa, dated
naaulsrs the cath Nov, 1859, and signed
''Washington.p As the editor Of that sheet
would not say more than it could possibly
avoid favorable to Mr.. srlyESs, We sup
pose he regards following as well de-
served lete. t1 iH 1901 il
''Gos. Stevens Is one u the most atten
tive business men in any country. At
Washington, 1 have no doubt he attends
closely to bis duties, IL the committee rooms.
in the House, and at bis room. / presume
he rarely or never went to the Senate cham
ber. and never visited the places Of public
resorts
The sentence. where we ended It, is not
complete As may be eO1jectured, its con
slusiOn alndes to Mr.. SnrH, of the Oregon
Dsnoras, between whom and the STATES
napa fierce war is now waging, in which
We have no desire to indulge We have
extracted that which is pertinent to our
purpose, as showing the opinions entertained
Ofour delegate elsewhere, and there drop
the subject.
, 1859-12-23

ray Read the proceedings Of Cowlitz
County Railroad Convention, published on
first page
, 1859-12-23

RAcEs.-The races on Thursday, Friday
and Saturday of last week were more gen
orally attended than VIC expected Indeed,
we had no idea there was such running"
spirit perTading our community. But few
horses were entered or contended for the
purse. On Thursday a race between L.
ENsIGN's horse Frank and horse entered
, 1859-12-23

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Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-25
Trustees Sale.

VK7HEREAS on the 3th day Of December, A 1857,
w Noses v. Butler, OF Cedar county, Iows, exc
cuted unto John Dillon, Trustee ce, tain deed
Of Trust conveying TO said Trustee the land In Cedar
County Iowa. described az foliowc TO Wit The south
west quarter OF section number two y IN township
No seventy-nine (7sI north Of range No four l4l
west containing one hundred and SIX acres Of land
also the north taf Of the sou Invest qusrter aud
the south half Of the northwest quarter aud the
no tn quarter Of the north west quarter Of
ton numter eleven III in towrsnip and range
afoi essid, which said conveys WAS made by the
said Noses Butler for the purpose VI securing the
payment Of three certain omissory notes And the
interest thereon signed by said Moses Butler ali
dated the 6th day OF De enter. 1857, and paya-
ble "a follows: One for fifteen hundred and sixteen
and 671OO dollsrs, due in sixty days; oEe for the
sum Of two hundred and eigh y.flvc liars, due In
ninety day; and one for seventy i've doa RS du In
day from the date Of said nnts-al to the order
OF William L Cook, and drawing interest.
And now said notes having become due and payable,
and the said Noses b. tier having failed 10 pay the
same, J. John d Hon, Trustee aforesaid. do give
this public notice that by virtue Of the power which
Is In me vested by said deed Of Trust. will, on Sat
urday, the 4.h day June. 1859, At the hour Of
O'Clock In the afternoon ut the Court House door In
the city OF Davenport, expose and offer for sale, At
public auction, for cash. the parcel Of aad above de-
scribed, much thereof shall be necessary 10
satisfy and pay the amount Of said note, With the
interest thereon to the day Of SALE together with all
the costs and expenses attending said sale, costs Of
this notice and Trustees fees.
Dated the 18th cay Of Msy. 4 D, 1889.
JOHN ?. DILLON.
n2vl4 Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-25
Trustees Sale.

WuERRAS the first day Of A.ril A D 1855
w Ru olph Keichmann ana Anna R~chmsnn, OF
Scott county, lows, executed unto Edwin W Baker
Is Trustee, = certain need OF Trust conveying to
sad Trustee he land in Scott county Iowa described
- follows, to wit: Lot number "a In bios K
number three (3) In Notes addition in the city OF
Davenport; which said conveyance vas male by
the said Rudolph Reichmsnn and Anna keichmann
for the purpose OF securing he payment II one
tain promissory note and the int thereon sign.
BY said 4udoloh Reichn ann and payA lie to Jar oh
Lisk, dated the lrst day Of April. 1885, and pay
able ~ follows, TO Wit: One for fourteen hundred
hirtyseven and SO 100 dollars pay able on the rst
day Of April, 1859. at the rate Of ten per cent.
per annuIn after maturity.
And now said prcmissory note hs' ing become due
and pas able, and the said Rudolph ReichmAnn hAv-
trg failed 70 pay the same. Edwin " Baker Trus.
tee Is aforesaid, do hereby give this public notice
that by virtue Of the power which il In vested by
said deed Of Trust, will. Monday the 9Th day Of
June, A. 1859, 1t the hour Of O'Clock Ia tho AZ
ternoon RI said ay, 1T the Court House door In the
city Of Davenport expose ana Offer SALE at publ
auction, III parcel ~ land above described, or so
much Their VI shall he to satisfy and pay
the uut OF said note, with the interest "a
he cay sale, together with all the costs and
penses attending said sale OF this notice and
Trustees fees.
Dated the It'll day Of May, a 1859
EDWIN w. BAKER,
mays Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-25

TIE STATE OF IOWA., In the District Court
Scott Coanty, )of Scstt county Iowa.
DY virtue OF an execution issued from the office Of
ID the Clerk Of the District Court OF Scott County,
State OF Iowa, 10 favor OF Ebenezer sherman, plain
tn and against II. Y. 6laymaker, defendant, dated
April %, 1859 and to me direoted commanding me
that OF the goods chsttels stock or interest In
company, debts due property In the hands Of third
persOns, lands and tenementB which are not exc mpt
BY law from execution, Of the said H Y 81 .ymaker,
defendant, make, cause to be made. the sum Of
thirteen hundred three and IS 100 dollars with
terest and costs; and by virtue Of said execution
levied upon the following desc rbed PROF eriy, TO Wit
One promissory note executed by Thomas q. Garter
payable to II Slaymaker, dated October l6, 1857
and payable AZ months sf er date with tan pc. cent
per annum interest, payable annually; also one
other note made by John Gsllsgar on the 18th d,y
o! December, 1857, payable on the LIST Of October,
1858. the order Of Win. Paths, for the two
hundred thirty-nne doliars and twenty cents. with
nterest at the ate Of ten Ter cent per annum en-
dcrei on said note April l8, 1859, received
dred dollars. sign Thomas Orr.
And hereby give public notice that, shall Offer
for sale at public outcry ~ the Court House door In
the City OF Davenport Scott county, on Saturday the
nth day OF Juno, 1859, 1t the hour Of Of said
day TO the highest and best bidder therefor In cash.
she above deecrbei property, sufficient thereof to
satisfy the above debt, with interest and costs.
Dated this 10. b day Of May, 1862
Signed H. LEONARD.
msyll oh'0 OF Scott county. Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-25
LEGAL,


Vl1HRRg ~ On the 18th dsy Of Ju.. . 200.
" ssepeee Teaspoon ana Z ss,s Thmp..n ere.
so.sd unto An.neny Ven WICK - trustee essssis
Ised Of trsss Conveying 70 ssta trustee the lsnd in
ecoat county Iowa, described ss GolIoss ~ vii
That part Of los numb en- sevs a IN M A,nr. -.
sorsy-.svsn te1 N the city Of Dsvespor,. p.r,,su
lsrly described - follows to Wit Comm, nr,ny :,
the northwest corner " sa!d ,.t tun,,,ny 49,.
east ns the nor'h Iinc Of said os es,v.. n. sI
tees, more or ie,s u the center All Of the .,rl
mouse snsn'eo thereon; thence south on . line p.r
alei sh the vest boundary line o. ssii lot
eight Isl feet, 10 the north line Of ns,.,n To-, :,
ley theme vest tw enfI one e feet Ia .,ia -,
ern boundary line: thence north .evvntyslgh, ~,
t-tt, to th- place OF beginning Also N. fll' -,
part OF said lot, TO Wit: Ctmmeucing in IT, 80
~fn boundary sine u said lot point 81,
tIe) rect south from The forth vest corner 4, 80
lot running thence cas-, nfr. n (isj he, mn
south ses enty two (12) seet to On lev theme ~,
Fifteen l5) fet 10 The boundary line 3, $50
t thenc- north seventy two f72) feet to N. d a.
of tegsnp,Dg, with the nnder. tAniing that the
piece of 9roard last descrit ed shall be used a.
public slley for eli own 70 u sali To- A. A
Oh lot nnmhersx (6), which said cooysv,nss -.
MADE By the said Ss'phen Thompson and Mara
thompson Tor the purpose oil securing thr naymen,
ceItsn promi-slry note aud the interest
theIesn signed BY said stephsn Thont,, on snr ,;e
w. hall, dated the 18th day OF June A u Isss al
payable on the 10th day % Dec. m,-r 4 n isss a.
.he sum Of eleven hundred and twenty ave dollar.
Win interest ~ the rate OF ten per cent pey
after maturity, upon which note Is e dors.a MA =,
The I'D March, 1853 the sum Of ave and So ioo ao,
lars. ~
And now said note having become due and ma, ,se
and the said stephen Thompson and Georgr " H,,t
having failed 10 pay the sAme,I Anthe ny Van WV
Trustee o. sSoresad, do hereby give his public ,ic
that BY virtue OF the power which Is In me y,s,e nv
said deed o. trust will. sa urday the :ist day u
May 1869. at the hour Of two o'cloek IN tn. Ar
ternoon OF said day mt the curt House door In the
city Of Davenport expose and oer for sale at pnh,.
auction, the parcels OF land above described ~ -,
much thereof a shall be Necessary 81 satisfy and
the amount Of said note with the interest IN. 4,
the day 81 sale together with all the costs and
penses aateniing said Gale, OF this noiies ana
Trustee fees
Dated the Gilt day Of April, A 1879
ANTHONY VAN WICK
spr26 T,ns,a.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-25
Trustees Sale.

vx7HKRRAS on the 23d day ~ November Al ISIS,
w Daniel Delaney ard Mary peisL,y hit wifi -.
scuted unto ustip Corbiu rruste~ . tain ,-.i
OF trust, conveying to said trustee the land In Scott
county, Iowa, described ~ follows, 10 wit: IL
number seven in block number eighty seven 1871
In the city Of Davenport, Iswa, which ssid convey
ance was made by the sxld Daniel Deiany and " IL
for the purpose Of securing the paymen, one Ger
tain pronissory note and the interest thereon .issi
BY the said Dsniel delaney, dateithe 3i day u
v'mber 1858, and payable May 1.t SO, y, t.
order o. Antoine 10 Claire. at the banking pou.- Z
nsckkt 4 Corbin. for the sum OF two hundred AL
thirteen dollars.
And now said note having become du. aud the
ssid Dsnis Delaney having failed " pay the sam
Austin Corbin. tru tee 81 Aforesaid do hereby rive
this public notice thsi by virtue Of the power shich
10 In me vest'd by said deed Of trust, will on
Saturday the 9Th day OF yun., A 1859. ,etse-n the
hours Of and O'Clock lnthe after noon u said dsy
Of the Court House door In the city u Dav nport
fer for sale, ct public auction for cash. the parcel
land shove described, or so much thereof a shah
be suf1clent 70 satisfy and pay the amount ~ ssh
note With the interest thereon 10 the day Of sse
gether With oil the co-ts anae ding said
sale, costs Of this uot!ce and trnste - fees.
Dated The 9Th day Of May, 4 y 1859.
AUSTIN COaBiN.
mov0 Tya-t~.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-25
Sherin',s Sale.

The STATE or Iowa In the District Court o
ecott County, scott county, Iowa.
DY virtue Of an execution issued from the once
ID II the Clerk Of the District Court OF Scott
~. state Of Iowa, in favor Of Stephen rhomp,en,
plsnif, and against PatvicK Foley defendant dated
March 18th 1859, and to me directed, commanding
me that OF the goods. chatttls. stock ntere In
any COMPANY, debts due, property In the hands Of
exempt BY law from txecution) OF the said PasI ick
Foley, ] make cause to be made, tn. sum Of one
hundred and sixty-on dollars, With interest and
costs and by virtue ofssid e-ution j. Wed npon
the following Described real state situated in Scott
county, kws, 70 Wit The south st quart ter Of .he
north west quarter. east half OF sout ter
and south west qsarter Of sou' h-east qusrter Of
section No DC township number so range 5esst alto
part Ct out lot No 81, bounded - follows commen-
cling at thenorhesst corner Of said lo thence south
along the es line 1913 74-IO0 fest, thence west 20
feet TO the place Of beginning Of the tract Intended
to be conveyed, thence vest $50 9SlO0 feet. south
II g. 100 feet, west 80 $500 feet south Is feet
west 20 feet, south - feet, east 40 feet south 81
feet, east 90 50 100 felt north los STA feet east
$50 9310O feet north II5 100 feet TO place Of BE-
thinning, With Line houses thereon.
And hereby give public notice that shall offer
for sale st public outcry Ut the Court House door In
the city Dsve0port Scott souLty, Iowa, On ssaur
day the 2ist day Of My 1859. al the hour Of two
CLOCK Of said day, n the highest and bst bid.
der therefor In cssh The above described propertoo or
sucient thereof 70 satisfy thu above debt with n.
terest aud costs.
Dated this lsh day Of April, 1873.
LEONARD.
aprxl 6heTin Of Scott county, Iowa.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-25
ShGriN,S Sale.

STATS o1 Iowa, la the District Cour, Of SCOT,
Scott County, County, State Of lows.
DY virtue of special execution Issued n m ,hs
- ofc Of the Clerk Of the District Court 81 scot,
county. State OF Iowa, In favor OF John Oarr.nter
plaintiff, and sgainrt James W B., nolds, Defendant
dated April tth. 1853, and 70 me .iir-ctsd = IN
manding me that OF the real estate hereinaftsr
scribtd, OF the said James W hey aolds, make OF
cause TO be made the sum " three handr.d any
eight aud 2O-l0O dAars with inter, u aud costs AMI
as commanded By said special execution have lev
led upon the following described real esia u wit
The northwest quarter Of .outh-ent quarter, and
the north half Of the east half Of the soath.west
quarter OF section Ne 1hirty-tso. (s2) In township
No. seventy eight, (76) N o. r. q Esst.
And hereby give public nttlce that I ,hali orfrr
for sale Mt public outcry at the Court Hoas. OF la
the city OF Davenport, In Scott County Iowa On Non
day the 18th day Of June. 1889 At tho hour Of t~o
O'Clock Of said day, TO tie highest asd best tfi
der therefor 10 cash. the above described pro,ery
q sucient thereof TO satisfy the above dent, Win
interest and costs
Dated this 18Th day Of May, 1859.
n LEONARD,
Ayl9 Sheriff u Scott county, io~s
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-05-25
LEGAL.
CfllSlee,A Sale.


MAJ asR0AS ON the 81 day u March. A 1851,
w Jamrs Ling q scott county. Iowa. executed
snso Charles 20 sers, ~ ustee, certain DEED Of
Trast, c1nve, Ing TO sad trustee the land 10 Scott
county, Iowa. described - 70 lows, ~ wit IN.
south east QUA ter secti ion No two a., and the
oorth one hsif OF the south-we.t quarter and tue
south half OF the northwest quarter VI section
number twelve l.), III In TO- nship numf e. seventy
pine tIsb north ~ range four sD east OF the 5th
containing three hundred and tw' MY acres Of land ;
which sal conveyance VS. made bv the said Jau {,
Long for the purpo II securing ne pay uent Of one
certain omissory rote and the ~ crest thereon,
sigaei BY said James Long. dsed he nth day Of
March u ls5s ,snd PAYABLE ~ folloss: For the
Of enc taou, dollars with nc rest at cent
per >no um, ps, able the S7th day OF March 4 d
loo,, In favor OF George d. HUI.
Ind now said promissory note having become due
and pay bic, and the said james Long having failed
TO pay the same, l. Charles Powers, trustee afors
said, DO h by give this public notice. that by
Of the power which Is In vested by said deed Of
trust, l will, on 1hurs6ay the I'd day OF Jun A d
1852 at the hour Off O'Clock in the ae' VI said
day IT the Court House door la the city OF Daven-
port expose and Offer for sale, At public auction TO
the hlehe tidder for cash, the parcels OF land
owe de cribei much thereof shall be nm
| Glen; TO satisfy and pay III. amour, Of said not.
with he Interest the to the day OF safe
with oil the and Expenses attending said sale
| costs Of this notice and trustees fees.
| Dated the 9th day OF May, 4 u ls.S.
CHARLES POWERS
msyl) Trustee