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Ditch Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given To the non resident own
~ crS OF the following described lands, that the
Trustees of Freedom township will meet at the house
Of Thos Guithson the 18th day of March. 1859. at
o'clock A,M view and locate ditch or water course
commencing at the soc, line between sec IL and ~
thence north the southeast ar. of section
about loo rods thence north along the section line
between Is and II aud IL and ~ about 300 rods to
intersecta rsyine running through Henry shurmans
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IIn,lCr-DrnininK.

The following testimonials in favor OF Mr..
Jcrome's newly invented Under Draining Machine
are certainly very naltering, aud must go far to-
wards convincing even the most ncredulous that
1t will be of incalculable advantage to the farm
ers Of Wood County:
February 81, 1889
Ep SANDusKy REGIsTER:--H. Il. Jerome, OF
Monroeville, Huron Co., Ohio, exhibited his I'm.
dcrdraning, Selr-Tilemakng Machine at Cooks
Corners, on Saturday last and made trial OF il
on VIM. b. Hoyts farm in pres nee Of large
number of farmers. 1t is drawn with team like
npow, is capable of being adjusted to any re-.
quired depth, is selfholding, completes the drain
IN ono operation. and we think it tho most i'm.
portapt invention Of the age TO farmers. We un-
derstand that machines will be made to order ut
&75. We also think that tho insertion OF the
above over our signatures will be OF importance
10 all OF your readers,
+. BoGARrus, w. +. RADcLIFr,
EDWIN REED, t. r. HoyT,
w. B HoyT, +. ArHERToN,
Il. N. A1HgRToN, G. ATHERroN,
N s. BARNES
P.S.--Tho inventor thinks the machine will
answer the double purpose of undertaking and
subsoiling,
From the Norwalk Reflector
ONDkN DRAlNlNd' " we uWiclS'gneu, wiz
messed the trial oil Mr.. Jeromes Understanding
Self Tcmakng Machine, which resulted in the
most complete success, 1t is capable OF making
about two miles per hour where no distractions
occur, with n power in different subsoils of from
four to six yoke Of oxen.
We understand that he is prepared TO make
his smachines Mt S75 each Tho drains are com
plotted at the one operation. Yours.
ISAAC DRwirr,
JoHN Sewers,
NoLNgY BEvrRsrocX,s
THOMAS CLARy,
Il. NJ Cook,
G.. MuLocK.
MonroeviIle, Fob. a. 1889.
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- Endorsed by Eminent hysiclnn ns.'
THE GREATEST REMEDY KN0 0WN
FOR
DysrErsIA, DIARRumA,
DKntIIrY, HEARTBURN,
BiLLOrsNESS JAuNDlCE.
LIVER COMPLAINT, lLoop DISEASES

DR. BRUNON'S BITTERS.
Also asa prophylactc against
FEVER AND AGUF, CHOLERA, SUMNER CoMrL NNTS.6C
This remedy has very pleasant taste, and will be
taken as rcaoily by children as adults. The af-
hcted are invited to Try In.
Pint ROttles-Pricc 80 cents.
Send for Circular giving full particulars
Address X. CRUGER, Sole Agent,
Tl2 Broadway, Now York
Sold by Druggists aud Dealers everywhere.
Dec. l6, lSIS-32mG*.
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Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the subscribers have
~ been appointed and qualified adni Illustrators
the estate OF John q. willard, late OF Wood County
Ohio, dec, r. w, kElI.Ef,
Feb. "a, lSs9-i2w3$l, ERASrUS RANGER.
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Ditch Notice.
NOTICE Is hereby given to the nonresident
~ owners of section thlty-iye (350 township three
l range ten Oo) east that application will he made
to tho township trustees of said township to meet and
locate aud establish ditch water course to COM
mencc about ten rods from the northwest quarter
post of the north east quarter of the south west qr
OF section thirty thence east 10 the east line OF
said section, and there terminate. The Township
trustees will moet 10 review the above mentioned
ditch NJ the house of Levi \. Tarr the 10Th day o
March, 1889, at the hour of 10 o'clock of said day.
Feb. II, 1859 ilw6S. 60, LEVI \. TARR
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Commercial College.

FACULTY.
W. IT, UoLttsTrR +. r. FELToN
Principals q nd Profs Of Book ping and collat-
eral branches.
Wn p. COOPER, w. II. HoLLIsTER,
Professors of Practical and Ornamental Penman-
ship.
L. " Bruce, Esq, and others, Lecturers on Railroad
and Marine Law.
JARVIS NJ. ADAMS, ESQ, ID. w. BRooKs. ESQ.,,
Lecturers on Commercial Law.
r. l.. JONES' ESQ Lecturer on the principles and dc
tails of Banking.
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Thisis the only instituionin Northern Ohiohaving
real " Examining Committees" before whom each
student must pass an examination, and from whom, IT
competent, they will receive certificates.
ANY student entering our College may rest assured
that no gcntlcmans is used by us, but such as
are actively engaged and no departments advertised
but such as are regularly instituted Ard though we
Lave no disposition to make comparisons unfavorabe
to any one, Especially ourselves we unhesitatngly
offer our Course to the public equal if not SUI
perior to any similar institution in the country. and
ask the public to examine. Send for circular
HOLLISTER u FELTON,.
Clnrnlnnd March 4 1Sh9-lhmG.
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HsLADE HsaNDERY.

IN connection with the Blade Establishment, we de
sire to call attention to this department in which
we have recently made many improvements. New
material having been added aud il being rchtted aud
enlarged, nov prepared to fill orders aud turn
ou, work IN rHE BEST AND MOST ELEGANT
MANNER,
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WHO SUBSCRIBEs FOR THE
ENEW YORK WEEKLY PRESS,
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EXAMINING COMMITTEES.

EXAMINING COMMITTEES
On BANKfNe-R. Il. ROCKWELL, T>IIer OF Wason,
Evertt X Co.
On MEnUHASDIzrNG, JOINING Il CoMMrssIoN-T.
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dlings.
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r. r. Co.
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STATlONERY!

have the gest aud best assortment of Cap Com.
mcrcial Cap, Note and Commercial Note Paper ever
offered to the public herenbouts. Call before going
elsewhere as am confident that can sell ut rates
entirely below those of other establishments. Those
wanting good paper N find IL ut
z q. uOIT'S AInnmnn City.
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BsReu )ie Institution, established by special endow
ment for the relief of the sick and distressed,
afflicted Nth Vrutem and Epidemic
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-03
Daath of tho Kentucky Giant.

james D. Porter, well known as tho "kentucky
Gant," though born at Portsmouth, Ohio was
found dead in his bed at his residence near Louis
VILE on Monday morning lie was 40 years ol
age seven feet nine inches in height. aud when
in good hcaia weighed three hundred pounds. .--
Tie Democrat says, that for the first fourteen of
life he WIS small for his age. AT seventeen he
was appreniircd at coopcring. and his remarkable
growth commenced. 1t is stated that the most
he ever grew in one week was onc inch. IL was
his habit. while growing, to measure every Snur-
day night, and hI1 own testimony and thnt "l his
family and friends nre evidence o!thls remarkable
fact.
Mr.. Porter snon got 30 tall that it was mpos.i
bic to coopcr barrels, and he was employed on
hogshcads. This, however, became equally i'm
possible owing 10 his remarkable height, and hc
was compelled to abaudon the business. lie tllXy'
engaged in keeping and driving hacks. In the
years 1886 81, he went East, and appeared on the
stage in nnc or two pieces written especially for
hlm. He retained to- Louisville, and few years
later brought the coifcc-housc which he was keep
iny at the time of his death.
lie was very highly esteemed by all who knew
him. for his integrity. In his domestic relations
la was never marricd-he was all n parent
could desire.
At the time that Charles Dickens came to this
country; there was n perfect furor to see "Boz.
A. he passed through the canal mt Louisville he
sent messenger to Mr., Porter. Of whose remark
able proportions he had heard, ntimating wish
to SEQ him. Mr.. Porter replied to the messenger
that if ''Mr Dickens wishes to see mo more than
to SEQ him. he will come to me-" Mr.. Dickens
took the hint, and during the conversation Porter
told the novelist that while he growing his
mother had to sew foot on his pantaloons every
night
Mr. Porter coffin was feet ono inch in length,
and two fee. across the breast.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-03

RAILROADS IN EGYrr.-Thc railway is Suez
being now completed, Egypt possesses the follow
ing line: From Alexandria to Cairo, l3l miles; to
Mariouth. III to Meks. 6; to Rassateen. 3. From
Tai tn to Samanud there is rail for II niles;
from, Cairo to Sucz, 81; to Barragod, Is; to Benz
SuefT 76--in ALL $50 miles. Besides these there
arc smaller branches from criro to the citadel and
Casr Min. Faom Samanud to Ma'sourn and
Darripttu' from Dcmanhour to Ate, which last
extends to Rosetta. The exact mileage of these
minor bu. still important lnes. is not yet ac-
curately known The bridge of Kasr Zayat across
tho Nile is splendid work. and must by finished
by June, 1860. 1t bids fair to DO one Of the
wonders Of the world. When the railway system
is property developed there will be a saving Of
E2OOOO per annum in the expense Of forwarding
the Indiad inail.-Lepawt Harald.
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MISS CHARLOTTE ROSENSTIEL

rs tn be found In the WARWICK HOUSE UP sTAIRs,whore
she will be glad her BpNNETs OF various styles
from e. 80 &c 90 price aud will make any kid to order
She will show a assortment of BONNETS, HEAD
DRESSES &c @, ery week april 6 dim
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-03

NJEW OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES r. The su b-r ribc,-
have taken house recently upied by YOUNG ER
SMITH where they intend to conduct General Grocry
and Comnissisa Basaess in the name ut SMITH ADAMS,
and be pleased tho friends of the old chnce aud
the public generally JNn THO sMITH,
jan3n - F.f. ADAAe.
uDALR COTTON.-Just received large lot
- of Bale Cotton, assorted number. forsaeby
mar S Ia FRANKLIN BRO
4 lNTAfN u Elsa Old Osmini0n Walls, all
i lsstUU sorts aud Sizes for saleb
fcb l5-dts IRBY SAUNDERS.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-03

.nAvIDaON's sSAIAMANDERs sAFEs.-We
have ut received several Of these celebrated SAFES
Fire proof Burglar proof and Powder proof which we will
sell at manufacturer prices os
feb LdtA bTABLEh 4 JONEb.
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-03

UDOLLEDgRON. assorted sixr-. for .aie BY
Hf, march JAMES BOYD a. Co
EN J. FOLKES has she pleasure Of 0nrriug
lie his friends something In the "ia REClN
ING EASY CHAIR, Three positions aftain. in this one
Chair II Is the simplest complete and cheapest easy
Chair ever offered sale this market 1t acceptable
alike invalid for the ordinary purposes OF easy
Chair Call and dee It. L. J. F0LKES
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3!14
+ .asKeaS asssas&ks s8ef ~ ~ \
j esaias sssysAssgas II tatats
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-03

ssrcnt Reduction in Charges ou Goods iro M iha
North. Via RichsnOMd and Jnmr- River
Il knnawbn Canni. TO I.yMchh"r.,
thence by load 10 .ihc
Souih-W West.
FANKFUI friends and the public for ,cir very III
rral patronage, ! would respectfully iuprm them, that
The of business. consequent
reduction have Determined T." reduce "hargCs
Goatra MrcAdadist snch as Dry Goods loots Shoes Hats
Caps &c only % cents per 100 pounds which Includes A
The Whavcs Richmond 10 the Landirg,o
Depot ct Lynrhburg
Produce forwarded very low rates.
y For special rates, circular.
ALFRED 4 LEE.
F0rrardinX and Commission itrcham.
ian 2,.dts TN the Dock. Rcba,ond. Va
ENUNSON, YOUNGER n OTEx. as Prnri
- Main and Cary, RiCnMuhp VA, have On
ltud and ,frr sale
1909 bags Rio Laguyra and Java Coffee;
- bags Moe ha do
500 sides good an damaged sole Lellhor
500 boxes Adam,ntine Candcs
loo boxes frown Soap;
- boxes Fancy do
ltAD kegs Old mnian Nails
lOO ha.rrs n. q. Moasses;
Is hoRsheads Cuba Molasses
81 d. 10. Sugar;
100 barrels extra {. Sugar.
100 do low grades Sugar;
- do granulnted Sugar;
30 do ground Sugar;
n patent cut loaf Sugar
30 bai rels crushed Sugar;
- kegs Soda;
100 boxes French window Glass;
100 kits No Marker.l;
30 barrels No. | Herrngs;
LOG bushels Clover Timothy and ether Grass Seeds
b. sides ful assortment OF GROCERIES, well ~ large
anI well selected stock of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
!Ql OEN. We also Agents for OF the hr brands
Il MoCAlAiN RYE WHISKY, all of which We will sell
iNy march 81 dts-HeP. copy
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-03

aNGG AND AFRO w ROOT CRACKERs.-
II Jns 70 hand ppy Of that delightful diet tor ins
Aids aud children. For sale by ...<., <,<> Il
april e-ds j. IHoMpstIa q -.
CALI, and look nj two pieces Of rich G:ufc4
Ui,AcK BYADERE SILK 81 Is eis per va, H.. grsat
lanrh ll''ts. I.Ne, y ~ VI - Nsss -
WEaM GARDEN sE q Ds. Of all kinds, II !
sc. ivcd BY Erb cldtsl STAEtEk JoNEe T
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-05-03

Ia buP
D.". .s. IN time he r'.sas. M.,y from q. s,,s.s ..is
TiIREAT, rIiE Wv OF vENuE ANCE, TSsl, bum.
nr Villages shall light nv fathers spr 20 hc happy hruns
sroupd the shall riua uvun ,hsif oars and
ry shall from the sunber to see hs sA msn ssandag
by hoIr side tho Tom ,hnwk shall CLEAN alott YANKEk
tous for heroau of Fred sucair the very snd eves
for LoerIy the shout boro every gala hss sweeps
through waving forests It's echosd frsm hill nd
mounaln lis an w.r.d tho rushing river the roaring
waterfall all shut "Amcrica Fras /, Uarias and sally
preparing for War loading tho shoong Irons attack q
me me saxsges On aa wary r., ~ s. h ~
M sp"smeh o. ses,ps .ns as, r1me IN
NIGHT WMrCii FI,tE, Indian. In UonssIi, rndss Wss
death of ,sa Indians. rese"e ~ Msy and ssy pEATHSF
BRAIGIiTON Vilany folcd and innoeence !ramph.nt
The whole conveying correct tdes Of the TiAkS THAT
IL v, mm no.n, ~. ,. c, ..s.,. A. ~. -.
onpasv IL the rinr and TEsstrs on rssxisr
rra,d stage rith splendid Scenery - =
gf- Tho great Drama" Days 10 r-wni only be per.
formed a' night ----4.ap april 1dAetsmAy.-
PPOINTMENTSf for Tru1mIng tbe On.
rers OF ha Regiments composing tho I2th nrlxads n
Virginia Militia Militia .,u.c
mence April a0lh. ~ 81 M
s.n ana nr,, loc On, Regiments" al Patrick " NJ W" co."
msnes a np,h p, .,n =, ,,,r +, n ali, .n,. W., ar W
IA i1h ana si., pr.ynenas a, ,na"i q N vi co.s
nooa 1a. i." ua ,I,h 1 ''' "'s"'"' ~ '""p''' " "a" ~
10Th and ylsi Regiments Bcifor c H., will
Nay ~ ls,n; ,n,.,,. ~, ,,.o n,,.a .,u.~. -
a he general % ma.ias ~. ~ ., .,ks place a: pows s
s.h md iSe'l ..Si%rn,', at r't,iss Y April Sa'
sd li1th and i3.t RegmcnA a. campnsh q Nay l>se
io'h and 3ist Heg'ments' a. hediofa y u NAY NI
, by ordsr hAssT4s, alssds 49,, H.
p 80. .,s,~r.z NM, :. :, 80 a -ES1-
w Corn has received the sanction Of Assaltslsss e. =.
eoun o, ns % a
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II Il H N 4 !.

The yRGTyIAN published Daily at % and Tri Weekly
mt Is per annn In and Weekly e2 IDLY
advance otherwise O. 90 will he chargot In all No
paper will discontinued except at the on of the Propi-
c,or unit all shall have been paid
ApVEKrISEMFNTS inserted for 30 cents square
Of 10 less the first INSERTION and 81 cents M each
uness weekly and thea I'd
cents per square will charged esh Insertion II the
Insertions be not marked on the Ms VIII be
published Ill ordered and charged accordingly.
THE YEARLY RATES ARE:
tqraresday, 81,
a. 80, sn,.ro. daily
For one square, tri weekly =,
Fer squares, tri iwcekls,.. 80
To- Advertisements intended Tor both papers subject L"
special contrnei.
rl- Annual adve tisers will he limited to their mmcdia
the charge at transient rates
ER- An new Advertisements appear In the daiy a"a "'
RI Obituary notices which exceed eight lines are charged
racabiy for the excess.
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TEE COSMOPOLTTANA ART SOCIATICN
Now ia Ii,r Gis year Of Q Unparalleled Success,
OD,,s Me 5uyrtHg Gr.dt jnd9c.mthts 10 SHkS'F,tcFs
For the current year, ending January 2sIh. l@h
FOR THREE BDiLARS. any pers II eau become Sub
L srrh,'. and will hc entitled
copy tho large ard costly steel plate engraving
"1lli. VILLAGE BlAt kAMIIH,' made by fttt"rH ~ al
Herring celebrated painting, aud dengncd by the ehsra
yer To- he Sold Tor Ir SOD
I'd To the quarterly .lr .oaraat of The mos b"auii
fully and valuable urna~ published in America
it, pages catered to by the best Aup ani ingf
country.
81 To admiiiauoe TO the Dusclio Gallery
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The pr miun,s lie given subscribers for the year.
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N1Ew GONCEMN.-we have ,h,. day, n.-o.

NEW CONCEKN.-We have this day, nsso.
catcd together for the purpose of doing Gen
rra Grocery and Cos0n Business under the style and r
Of NOW Liz MUlRELI, and have taken tbc honse lately
orctpied by Nnwln 'xander Main ST. IynchburR near
y opos old stand cf Murrel Straton We will keep
cansaniiy hand general assortment Of GROCERIES.
IIOl,OKS STAPLE DRY GOODS, aud In fact every arti
Gle usually kept in such establishment which we will sell
cheap punctual customers on short time We
will attention the sale Of Bacon and Lard
all kiadsg Country Produce Our long experience In u-
will give advantages and by prompt nnd per
IT patronage from friends and the pnbc generally,
assuring them that effort Shalt he spared please those
may favor with their patronage.
BENZ. NOWLlN
Late nf the Arm of Nowln Alexander.
THOS. f. MURRELI.
Late Of the firm of Murrell & Strattou.
Tam lstl
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-21

vINRUSTEES SALE.-WHEREAS. on the 22nd
i day Of February A. ID. 1858, Rynicr Van Ev-
era and Catharine Van Evera, his wife Of Musca.
tine County, Iowa, executed unto Anthony Wan
Wyck as Trustee, certain Deed Of Trust, con-
veying to said Trustee, the land in Scott County
Iowa, described as follows, to wit: The East half
Of the South East Quarter Of Section Five ~.
in Township sevcnty-eight Isl north Of range
two q East Of the fifth r. H., Which said con-
veyancc was made by the said Rynier Van Evera,
and Cath arine, his wife, for the purpose Of &C.
curing the payment Of one certain promissory
note signed by the said Rynier Van Evera and by
john Van: Evera, dated February 22nd 1883, and
paya bic nine months after date, to the order Of
Almet Skeel, for the sum of two thousand three
hundred and thirty six dollars and twenty five
cents, with interest ut ten per cent per annum
after maturity
And now said promissory note having become
due and payable and said Rynicr Van Eve5a, and
John Van Evcra, having failed to pay ths same
], Anthony Van Wyck, Trustee IS aioresaid, do
hereby give thispublie notice, that BY virtue Of
tho power that 10 in me vested BY said Deed Of
Trust, will on Monday the stL day Of December
1889, at the hour Of two o'clock r II. u said day,
expose and offer for sale % psblie auction, the
parcel Of land shove described. or 30 much there
Of Is shall be sufficient to satisfI and pay the
amount Of said note, with the interest thereon 70
the day Of SALE together with Ill the costs and ex-
pences attending said sale, costs Of this notice
and Trustees fees. Upon completion Of such sale
> deed will be given 10 Che purchaser IN accord
ance with tho stipalations Of said Decd Of Trust.
Dated this 10th day Of November A. u. 1859
ANTHONY VAN WICK,
nov IL dts Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1859-11-21

C,NERIFF'S SALE.--TIlE STATE OF IOWA,
oScott County, In the District Court Of Scott
County, State Of Iowa. by virtue Of . special ex-
eeution issued from the Office Of the
Clerk Of the District Cosrt Of ScosG County
State Of lows, IA favor Of Elias X. williams
plaintiff, and against James A. Cunningham,
Jerusha Cunningham, John &. Reed, Geo. Bent
ley, Jonas r. Barnes, Nourse Il viele, John For
rest, Nisholls Campbell + Co., j.. w. Hopkins,
Thos. s. Weakley. and Edwin Smith defendants,
dated October 22d, 1859, and to me directed.
commanding me, that Of the Real Estate hereaf-
ter described Of the said defendants, make, or
cause 70 De made, the sum Of 6ix husdssd and
twenty $500 dollars, with interest ard costs, !
levied upon the following described Real Estate
in Scvtt County, State Of Iowa, to-wit:-Ths
east hsf Of the nsvth west qusrtsr Of Section
thrtytwo (S2) }, in Township eighty $50 north Of
range four(4l east q the fifth l5th) r. NJ, -
the property Of the defendant, james 4. Cunsisg-
ham. w
And Ihessby give public notice that shsii
oasr for sale q public 0utcsy ct the Court House
door IN lIavsapest, on Thusslsys the l5eh 1ay,st
December, 1855 the hour Of o'clock, r. n, Of
said day 70 The highsst and Best bidder therefor
in cash, the shove dessihsd property, Or es3cient
thereof 70 satisfy the sbsvs debt, With isssrsst
and costs. .-~s-
Dated thislssA day Il novs.hes, 1859.
H. LEONARD, 4,
novl5] Sheriff Of Scott coaasy, lows.