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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-04
Reported Flight Of Kossuth to Switzerland.

The Birmingham England journal saws
"Oi kossuth We have private information,
which, as It's. We give 10 our readers. NJ
k"ssutti's family Were preparing Ia proceed
to Italy. and were to have departed to-day,
but the news Of the peace treaty arrested
their preparations. On Thursday evening
they received Geographic dispatch from NJ.
knssaih, announcing his suite ARRIVAL IN
Switzerland. lie thus seems u have lost II"
time in leaving Italy Immediately OH the
news Of the peace treaty, aud ;" escaped il
conference with Emperor or Kaiser. There
is no news Of uarbaldi (?l
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-04

Accounts from almost every place IN
other countries, where Americans reside,
state that the 4th of July was duly celebra-
ted by our citizens, even when there were but
a few to unite in honoring the day.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-04

One of our exchange papers, noticing the
return of the President from Bedford, says:
His excellency, it was said, looked ex-
ceedingly well, having the slightest possible
flush of the cheekr' That will do!
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-04

The Paris correspondent of the London
Times says, it is reported that the Pope has
refused to accept the Office of Honorary Pres
dent of the new Italian Confederation. This
is only report. But it is certain that the
Office was neither asked nor desired by Plus
N
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-04

Rev. James w. Alexander, d. D., of New
York, died at one of the Virginia Springs, on
Sunday hast He was an eminent minister
in the Presbyterian church, and was former
ly professor at Princeton. He was born
in Virginia in lso4--andwa at the time OF
his death pastor of the Presbyterian Church
in the CITY of New York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-04

The fredericksburg Herald says that not
only in the Tide Water country in Virginia,
but in Piedmont there is Il deficiency OF least
twenty per cent in the wheat. The Herald
argues that spectators are at work TO keep
down the price of wheat, and to exaggerate
the accounts of the yield. Private letters
from the West report less abundant yield
of wheat in Northern Illinois than was an
ticipated fortnight ago.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-04

CR"Ps ~ IRELANp.-The Dublin Mer.
rantlls Advertiser la careful authority Of
the 18th ult., says We have now passed
the tine when. III tormer Years, accounts vi
appearances OF blight III the potato crop
usually began 10 appear. As Yet, fortu-
nstely, there have not been even rumors of
disease in the growing crop, unless from one or
two western districts, and the potatoes which
are in very abundant supply at the Irish
lhsrkers, are excellent in quality. Owing,
however, 10 the severe irosts at the COM
menerment OF May, considerable portion
are small In size-~and We fear that this COLI.
plant is rather general"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-04

The New York Herald is warning the
commercial and business men, in this coun-
try, against the danger OF another "leVal'
sion" and money ''crlsls"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-04

The formation OF volunteer rifle companies
appears to be going on steadily aud rapidly
in England. The government volunteers t"
eupply at once each corps with twenty i've
per cent. of Enfield rifles required for practice.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-04

Several ships of large tonnage are IN tue
course of construction in Massachusetts,
New Hampshire and Maine, nearly all up
ON speculatiOn.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-04

The question as to the mode of appointing
delegates to the Charleston Democratic Con
vention is beginning to be an absorbing one
in New York
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-04

Count Arese, the uew Minister OF Pied
mont, it is said, has ever been faithful
friend and fellow traveller at Napoleon, hav-
ing shared his fortunes--sonis sSy bed-uur'
inc his exile in the United States.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-04

Letters from No,thera Mexico report that
Gen Garcia had been entrusted with the
command nf the army along the line OF the
Rio 0Tande.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-04

Mr.. Hopkins, the U. S. consul at Kingston
Jsmaica, died on the l4th ut
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-04

The Ashland Races for the fall will COM
,nence "a the 9th October next, and contin-
ue for five days.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-04

Ex-President Tyler is at OLD Point, taking
ut cody and com tortably.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-04

Reports from Carson Valley indicate the
election of Major Dodge. - delegate to Con-
presS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-04

Private dispatches have been received IN
Washington city. announcing the serious Ill,
mess of Senator Dayis Of Mississippi.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-04

There was great excitement and indigna,
ton at Florence, when the news of the terms
of peace, was reported, The French ban
ners were torn down-and the Ministry is
sued an address to the Tuscans sympathizing
with them in their feelings OF disuppoint,
ment. If the Italian Republicans, I've don't
know. in reality, how many Of them there
are) could only hold indignation meetings,
what gatherings there would be in Milan,
Venice, Florence, and the rest Of their cities.
What resolutions they w"uld pass-what
speeches they would make-what anathemas
they would hurl at Louis Napoleon
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-04

Mr. Everett has been discussing in several
Of his recent papers in the New York Ledger,
the subject of Italian Nationality, in which
he argues, that, whilst late events constitute
no near approach to unity among the Italian
States, they are FIRST step i'll the right dl-
rection. He is hopeful. We see first
step-no step at all-in favor either Of Italian
Independence, or Italian Unity. We do not
see any movement towards better govern
ment, or greater freedom, in any OF the c"un-
ties of which Italy is conipos-d. The famous
Peace, leaves every thing as 1t WAS when the
war began, save the transfer Of Lombardy
from one master to another. Nor does Louis
Napoleon's speech to the Ministers Of State,
which We publish in another column, even
pretend to claim that he has effected what
the world thought he intended t" effect, when
he made war against Austria That speech
is an apology, more than II triumphant and
exultant manifesto to Europe. The Empe-
rJr of the Freuch has fought great battles,
and his soldiers have gained great victories
but he has done nothing for the cause of lib
erty, or national independence.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-08-04
ALEXANDRIA:

THURSDAY MORNING, AUGUST 1, 1859.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-22

"uERHAS on the 9th day OF July A ID 1851
w Aifr'd Lewis, OF Scott county, Iowa, execute
unto George l. N,cxclis, as trustee . certain deed
trust, recorded In book al - ms rtgages pArs
SIS and b;G I'm the Rec orders office for Scott coun,
conveying TO said trustee the ians described 10
lows, to wit: The northeast quarter OF section NJ
eight 1871, aud the south OIL f ur Of the sout
quarter Of scciicn number hye l5l, all In township
No seventy nine 10 north u range No one ~ e.
Of the 9th prime iral me ridiAn, Contain nK hun
drea acrs, In Scott county, lows, which said cor
vcyance was made by the said Alfred Lewis for n
purpose OF scou ing the pay ment Of three c-rtail
promissory notes executed By the said Alfred Levi
70 Mary Ann Fay, dated the nth day ~ July, 4. d
1857, and payable n follows one note for the sul
OF thirteen hundred and thirty three end 3d. 1UO do(
lars (ti 333 81 payable on the LIST day of Novemos
1855 oIher note for the a thirtec hnnfTe
aud thirty three and 81 ltO dollars 81 800 S3 psy
able the LIST day OF November 1859; and onr OH
eY note for the sum Of eight hundred and thirty
let day Of Decemseg, A D 1901 on which last not|
there Is vaymsnt credited OF s'x hundred dollars
all OF said not,s airing interest at the rate II tel
per cent per snnum.
And now the first and third named nates havln|
become due ard payable, and the interest Accruio|
thereon, and the said All ed Lewis hsyDg failed 4
pay tho same, !, George l.. Nick ia, Trustee q
Aforesaid do here BY give this public notice, that b
virtue OF he power which Ia In std by said i-s\
of trust, viii, Saturday the l2ih day Of F.brua
~ 1859 Ut the COURT House door In tue city %
venport, between the honrs OF 2 and O'Clock In th
afternoon Of said day expose aud offer Tor sale II pub
lie auction the parcels Of land above described
much thereof shall be sufci nj to satisfy and pei
the amount Of aid note, with the interest there's n
the day OF sale" together with all the coats and
penses attending said sale, costs Of this notice an
Trustees fees.
Dated the 10th day Of January, A D 1859
GEORGE l.. NICKOlLS,
Ja21 Tvusaeo.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-22
TRUSTEES Sale,

VXTHRREAS on the ne ond day OF February. A y
w 1855, John MeElhatton executed unto Chris
tUpher hisler Trustee, certain Deed OF Trust,
conveying to said Trus lee the land in Floyd County
Iowa des Cribed rs follows, to- wit: The east half OF
tbs nor es.t qua and he eat half II the south
east Qu irtcr 81 section No eight 81 in twnship No
ninety (9 north Of range NJ eighteen lS) vest
OF IN 9Th P u, com aiming ore huu1sed and sixty
goo acres. which said conveyance was made by the
said John 4cEIhatton for the purpose OF curing Tt
payment Of one certain pyomi sorry note and the In
tere.t thereon signed by ead John Nc Klhaton dated
the second day Of February o 1858 for ninety ive
(9J) dollars and pay able u tke order Of John Nc
Gum SKY on the second day Of February A u 1859,
and the said Christopher WHISPER being absent from
the State Of Iowa and unable - act ss Trustee -
aforesaid. the County JUICE Of scott County Iowa,
the s, h day Of Feb uary 1859, duly appointed
John Mo1g 70 act Trustee in the place and stead
Of said Wnsler in pursuance 81 the terms OF said
l eed Of Trust.
And now said note having bee ,me due and payable
al he sat! John Nc lhat,on having failed to pay
the SAN Jlhn Monger, Trustee as Af0r esai do
give this notice that BY virtue OF the
ever Witch Is In me vested by said deed Of Trust,
1859 1T the hour OF O'Clock In the Aftsr u said
cay Atae Court ouse door In the city OF Davenport
expose and Offer for saIe nj public auction the parcel
Of and abeve described much thereof as shall
be sufficient satisfy and pay the amount ofsad note
with the crest there to the day OF SALE together
WITT all the costs and nscs attending said sale
costs Of this notice and Trustees fees. Upon tEe
completion Of such sale dee will be given IN &C
cordance with the stipulation Of said Deed Of Trust
conveying full and perfect le 10 the tract OF land
sold 10 the purchaser.
Dated the 9Th day Of February 1889.
JOHN MUN0uR,
feblOits Trustee.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-22
LEGAL Notice

In County Court 81 Scott County, in the matter d
the clam Of John Van Evera a.. the adninistYAl
triI OF the goods &c, OF Luke Van Evers 4. ceased
Present, Hon. Charles Weston, County Judge.
January 21st, 1859.
"HRkkAn On the 10 h day OF December, 4
w 1857, upon u hearing Of the parties abovI
naDef, II was sati, fActoIily prov.n 20 the cou 4
that the above named John Van Evera entitled
10 yer from the ncmini.tTatrix above named IN
full amount OF the claim th.ret, fore iled IN can
court BY him, 10 wit: The OF three huBdreI
dollars, with interest thereon at the asl rate frt
August ], 1855, sod tie said cont then and thssj
ordered said administratT TO pay TO said John vaj
Evera the said sum with interests aforesata, wacl
the said al ministrAtris, though more than . yea|
has spsed, has utterly neglected and refu 81 10 Id
Nov, on application Of the said John Van kvevs,
Ia herebs ordered that the said admin statrx, Jers
Van Hvers. and her surcties. James \. Grahan|
OeoTGs Washington KEEP, r., and vii lam wells, n
IN nmoned TO b1 and sppfar before the Count
Court Of scott county, ~ the Court House In th
city OF Davenport on the rrst NJ nday Of Mareh, 4
1879, ~ zen O'Clock IN the forenoon, TO .hov cAns
II am THY have Why the said adminisTAtrix haI
not paid the claim ordered to be paid ~ aforesaid
Witness OhArles Weston, County Judge Of Scot
County, At the Court House In The city Of Daven
port, this twenty .6ftt day 81 January, 1850.
CHARLES WESTON.
PLUMED VAN HOsns, Ait'ys ya26-vle
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-22
Trustees Sale.

W1nERKAs on the goth Gay Of April. A d Ie7l
w David English. ~ Scott coanty. executed
unto George Nick oils A. trustee certain dssd o(
Trust, conv ying to rad trus the north ve~t quart
ter OF section No Ave IS 10 township Ne vsnty nin
t1sl ith and OF range No one ~ eat OF the 81
NJ, IN Seait county, Iowa. which said conveysnc@
Was m ade by the said David English tor the pur@
pose Of securing the payment Of certain note c(
one hnndr and fifteen and 80 100 dollars (eli5 S5l
and the interest thereon, signed hy sid English and
stsd the Goth day OF Apt,l. lsa5, payable ~
month, after date, to Alfred Buidisk, with ten -
cent Interest
And nov sail note having become due and payabl~|
with the IN crest thereon, and the eaiI David VI
sngii'h having failed ~ pay the sane, ], George
Ncko..s, trustee As aforesaid, % here BY give thi1
public Loicc thut by virtue OF the power hieh Ia ID
me vest ~ said deed OF trust, will, on SATURDAY
the 12th day OF February. A u 1859, Al tie Courl
House door IN the city or Davenport, between sA(
hours OF two az and four 60 o'clock in the aftcYnoo
expose aud ofer Tor sale at public Auction, the parcel
OF lani above dascribe d, much thereof - ,hA
be ~ cient u pay the amount OF said note All6
with the interest thereon 90 the day ~ SALE
er with all the costs and expenses attending said
sale, Costs ~ this notice and trustees fees. sc.
Dated the 18th day OF January, A 1Ss.
GHOR6k l.. NICHOLAS.
Jsl6 Trustee
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-22

VxTHRREAS on the 9Th day Of December, A. M
w 1851. william Guy and Martha J. 0Jy execu|
ted unto Austin Corbn ~ 1rus zee, = certain deed d
Trust, conveying 20 said Trustee the lard in Scot
county, lows, de scribed follows, 10 wit: Lot num
Der fur 10 b. ock oumber ten OF IN the vil.as(
Of East davenport beinE on the north. west come
OF Main aud Mouna streets, which sid conveysn-(
was male by the said wiiIi,m Guy and wife. tor sb(
purpose OF securing the payment OF two certain prof.
missory Dots and the interest thereon, signed b.
said william Guy. dated the hnh day d b. CT mber
4 1857, payable ss follows. one for seven, y-nv(
dollars due Ia six months. anjtke other for six hun
dred aud scventynve dollsrs In year 70 the ORD
der OF PranAlin II. Cutting ~ the banking house u
MacAloi Corb:n. with In terest at ten per cent.
not paid WHEN due. And new said last named not(
having become due and payable, and the said viii
liam Guy having failed TO pay the same, I. AnsI
tin Corbin, trustee o. aforesaid, do hereby giv(
this public notice, that by virtue Of the pove(
which II In me vested By ssid deed Of Trust. viIci
Saturday, the 9Th day o. March, A 1883. betwee >
the hours Of and O'Clock In the afternoon Of
said day at the Court Mouse door IN the city OF Dad
venport, expose snd oner fo sale, nj public suctonI
the psrtel Of land shove described, mucll
thereof ~ shall be necessary 70 satisfy and pay th
amount Of said note with the interest thereon ID
the day Of sale, together With all the costa sn4
expenses attending said sale. costs Of this notis(
and 1Yustee's fees.
Dstsd the % dsy Of February. A, u. 1883.
AUSTIN COKBIN.
Yeb4>6to rvastAe.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-22
TruAtce,s Sale.

vx1HERgAS on the Both day OF December A D 1857
w Richard Git,ins, Of CIT county STATE Of wal
exseutd unto Atner Dawson as TRUSTEE, . c~ria
deed Of trust, conveying 10 raid usee the land ID
Scott cosnty, Iowa describe: follows. To Wit tht
south half VI the north quarter Of the south
east quarter Of section twenty three (3 Ia toVr
eighty (s0) north Of two (2) Of the 9th d
NJ containing twenty (20) acres, more or les, vhss1
said conveyance wa made By the said Richard Git
tins fo' the purpose Of securing the payment o. cer
tain promisssory mote and the interest thereon1
signed by said Richard 0it'ins dated the Both caJ
Of Dec mber, A. D. 1857, SID payable D. fellows
One for two hundred and enc and G5-f0O dollars
(A201 65) payable TO the orier OF John hirbtl or
the Both day 0f December 1858, With interest ~
ten per cent Per snnum after due.
And now said pTomissory note having become duel
end paysble and the sad Richard 0tfibs having
failed 70 pay the S.mc !, Abner Dayson Trustee ss
aforesaid, do hereby gle his public notice thst hy
virtue Of the power which 10 IN me vested BY said
decd Of Trust, Will o Wednesday the s.h dsy oil
February, 1883 st the hour Of two o'clcck In the
afternoon Of ts!d dsy, o the Court House deer In
the city OF Davenport, sxpcso ano o6er for sale q
public auction, the parcel o. land above Described
and pay the sm0u-. Of said so.e with the interest
thereon 70 the day Of sse with ~ he cose
end sxpsnsss attending sosd sole, costs Of this
tce ard Trustees fees. Upon the completion Of said
sale deed will b given IN accordance With the Oss
ulattoo % ssM dee1 u trust.
Dated ~ 1oeA day q Januasy 4 D 1ss0.
ABND1 DAvIs0U,
ys1l 1yuDesas
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-22

GhHspfESs sale.

uDY yirtae 81 ~ e1ecuAto0 iospe6 from the once
% Of the Cisrt o. the Otssstcs Court Of eeoee ooun
~, lows, In favor Of Pms wass. g.. 90, and
sEsuNt Moo 3 Garrett, dated the I'M, day II Mo-
We mber 1862 aad me drscted, anding me thas
Of the soods, eAstseis, stesk o. ,ntsrsss b any
Dc, sons lsass and senements (vAlh srs act e1smps
BY Isv from ere ,uslon) os the above naned Aoose
4 Garrett make, OF eause 70 be 0ode the sum cs
four hnndref Afty-svs and jOiO0 dollars (e>S3 50)
amour, due incisdine debt interest and costs. With
a th rate Of elk pr cent per anuum
from the 2Tsh day Of OctcbS, 1885, end 10 obedience
to said COMMAND have levied upon the following
DC bed lands anti nmepts stusted 10 Scott eoOny
Iowa. TO Wit The half OF part OF the south
West quarter u stion twenty four t9S) and part
Of the nth e, quarter Of section twrniy-rhrse (D
.ownshp Sc enty shht q l,North CT range tire ~
Eat Il 9Th n particularly ct ost and Described
), follows, 10 VT. cuomencng At . stake and stone
ON the nae, side Of the pubic highway known - the
| Dubuque road" 1t point eleven (l1) rods due
South Of the North line Of the said South E.si
quarter Of ssd Docti0i t0enty three (, thence dine
East sixteen 100 reds, thence south ten uO) rods
thence West 10 the said Past 'inc Ct the said d.
buaue rosd !" thence IN . Norhery direction 70 the
pacs OF be GINNING sleng the East line Of SAID
| 4" Dubuque road" conssiIiug one and one-eighst
| Il ~ acres, more or less.
And hereby give public notice that will sell O
public auction, Of the court House door In the city
| OF Davenport, Scott coun y, Iowa, en- nondsy tn
III day Of February, 1859, at the hour Of o'clOc
P Of said day, 70 the highest bidder thereon Il
cash, the above DESCRIBED real estate, or suficen
thereof to safety said dett interes - well d
acc ulng costs thereon.
Davenport, January =, 1859.
n. LEONARD,
| janis 0h'G Of ecott county.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-22
Legal Notice.

THE s STAT cs or IOWA &.
Scott District Coart. Petition. Notice not served.
Nicholas Fejsrvary, -. Ignstiu, L,nge:. James
Grant, W II 0s-ley, Blaktmore h La ses, Aus
tin Corbin, Da, id True, \ y smucker, Macklot
l. Corbin, Geo Baker, McManus 4 wilkinson.
James Q Bonner, = II 1rlgss X Co, Burrows pr-t-
lyman Ds'xsli, l. Hchrick.r assignee OF asc
OberndoeTf'r. Kehrmsnn 4 KgseIs Kruse Eek
hart. WtIltam tonsld. John james, Pritz. Bro
d Co John Van Psiten, Seidea Keeler 4 90.
Michael Donahue, Geo Sic kles b Bro, n Zen.
dali 4 90, John Bsuggmap, 6triDhiibcr, Jacob
Butler, administrator estate Stuart Be.bs, 6lime
b johnson. Cotes 4 Davis Wicktrsbsm g. WILL
Jams, John Carney, Chubb, Bro, Barrow 4 q i,
Isaac OberndoerfeT, John @ Washburn, J 4 Le
Claive, d A Burrows, Mary Nanny, VIM d Ne why,
Geo Elliott and o r Miller.
70 said william Donald, Bid, n. Keeler L Go, John
Carney and MARY Nanny:
V/OU are hereby notified that there ID now on nls
IN the ONCE OF the Clerk Of the District Cont OF
said Scott county, petition Of Nicholas jcrvary
setting forth that he IL the owner Of the undivided
half he following described premises in said eoun-
~, and PRAYING partition thereof, to Wit:
The southeast qnart-r Of secton number Afteen
05) la tosnship number seventy (76 north Of
range three 49, cast. exc ptiog therefron twenty
acres, as described In III petition.
a nd unless you shall appear and answer SD petit
ton or before the hrst day 81 the 1T term OF
said District Court 10 be holden On tire r,t Monday
In Nay, 1859, the matters and things Of sid pc.
tition will be taken As confessed, and decree -
prayed for rendered.
February o. 1850.
CORBIN DOW,
Att'ys for Petitioner.
LIT the foregoing be published four weeks in the
'' wv" 49, ia n. GIYFOnD,
YebI0 CLERK Scott Co Dist Coart.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-02-22
LEGAL.
Treesfee,s GHlI.

WnoA1A - on the 9th dag u January, 4 losDs
w Charles 1eiedri.h .zeested unso CAaSiso Rvw-
esssae Trustee, csststn dsed a Truss. eeovsy1nR
70 sad Trustee the lend In Scott eouaty lowe, O..
scstssd - fOurws, - cit. The solso.Uv . aooStsY
q Hcs.oo eumbsr twenty mine (2s) IN township . ~
snty.nine CD north Of range ~ esxs u ~ nfsA
principal meridian. which said convey ascs ves as1o
BY the sa1 CessttS Pr drch for tbs puvpcse " -
enftns The payment Of one certain pssutssesy nose
and the interest thereon. sisn.d y satd CAssles
FIR drkh, Ssted the 9Th day Of Jsauosy, A Rs0,
tor the sam Of two thousin three bupdred oslioss
te3SoO). with interest st ten yer cent per aassa.
payable onsyear after dat N RymaY vsa w q
And nov raid romiss ~ nots ha, ins bpcome dvs
and IaJsblc, and TIE said Charles r.ielrich having
failed 10 psy the same, !, Chsras Powers frsstss
. aforesaid do hereby give this pubic notice thss
BY virtue OF The power which 10 10 ne vested BY said
deed OF Trust, win, 1ursday the s,h day o. Seb-
suasy, 1859, ~ the h,ur Of o'ciock IN the a.
t~Tnoon Ct SAID lay. IT tbs Court Housc door In the
city Of Davenport. expose AMI o.r for sale ut pub
lie auction, TO the highest and beet bidd~r .os
cash, tbs parcel Of land above described, or -
much thereof shall lie suficcnt satisfy and pay
the EGunt Of said ncte With the interest thercea
the day o. SALE together With ai the costs and -.
penses attending said sale, costs OF this notice and
Tfuetct's fees.
Dated the 15th day Of January, a 1859
CHARLES POWERS.
JalS trustee.