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The day book. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1857-1867, 1859-12-01
JAS. G. POLLARD, Auct'r.

NORTH CAROLINA AND VIRGINIA HO-
TEL, AND ALL THE REMAINING FUR
s NITURE IN 1T, AT PUBLIC AUCTION,
I'm THURSDAY, the lstday of December.
" on the premises. commencing at l2 O'Clock
l shall sell TO the highest bidder on the day
above mentioned, the property on Commerce
near Main Streets, known as the North Caro-.
lima and Virginia Hotel. 1t contains twenty two
sleeping rooms, two sitting rooms, one long
dining room, bar and sitting room large hall,
and crockery room adjoining the dining
room, fine kitchen, and range for cooking
said to be as good as any in the State, paved
yard cistern, &c. The lot fronts on Commerce
street and also on Rothery's lane part OF the
lot is nst n fee simple, but pays ground rent
OF Stopper year, the balance is in fee simple
The licence on the property tor Hotel purposes
has been paid to June 1866. Mrs. Harmason
who formerly owned and kept this property,
made money 1t has proven bad inv, stment
for me and have determined to sell IT, bring
what it may -
Also. all the Furniture latter the sale of the
Hot - left in the house win be sold.
am not in need of the money but want to
get rid OF the property. will require 4 cash,
in one year, X In two years and the balance
in three years.
The Furniture will be sold for cash If you
want to enquire any further about the property,
call on the auctioneer, as live in the country
A. j. WISE,
no 0td JAS, G.. POLLARD Auct,r
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J. J. MOORE q CO., Auct'r.

AUCTION SALE OF GOLD AND SILVER
WATCHES, JEWELRY, FANCY
GOODS, DRY GOODS, OIL
PAINTINGS. Cutlery of all kinds, Hard.
4 ware. Segars. &C., every night at 6x o'clk,
and on tuesdays and Fridays at ii o'clock A.
NJ. and at retail every day. Sale at store No.
81, Church street. H. SNOW, Agt.
no l4-4m ]. J. MOORE c. Auctrs.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
MERCHANTS HOTEL NORFOLK
John Smith, Jr., Proprietor.

ID John Smith, Jr., Proprietor.
George Sile, New York; g R Garvis,
Gloucester, Va; Chas F King, Petersburg,
Va; Captain Benjamin Hague, Ship Harmo-
ny; Quick, Columbia, N G.; P G Hull,
j W Quick, Virginia.
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L DST.-The finder of small Memorandum
IA Book with black cover, will be rewarded
on leaving it at the ofics of the Day Book,
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NOTICE.

A LII PERSONS having Watches, Ciock ks or
a Jewelry for Repairs at my Store No, l04,
quested to call for the same, and all those who
are indebted to me will be kind enough to
come forward and settle their accounts, as in
tend to remove the Stock of this st,re to Nor
folk prompt attendance would save trouble for
me and my kind customers
also Offer to sell all the Fixtures recently
had made, and which are as good as new, taste
fully and strong, suitable for Jew elry, Mill
merry. Confectionery or Fancy Store Apply at
the above mentioned store, or at No. 81 Main
street, Norfolk. MIG
no % L. CURDTS, Agent
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UNDER THE NATIONAL HOTEL.
AUGTION SALES

ONh1 h1NN 4 hAH1 Nfk INOINAL thOENL.
AUCTION SALES.
A MOTHER lot of fine Jewelry such as Sets
"A OF different kinds, and some of entire new
styles Sleeve Buttons and Studs Also fine
assortment of Silver Hunting WATCHES,
with variety Of Fancy Goods &C. Sales every
night until the entire Stock is disposed Of these
goods are sold without regard to cost, therefore
bargains may be expected.
FERGUSON & BELOTE.
Sc 13--tf =. Auctioneers.
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A Brilliant Gallerv.

,,, Brilliant Gallery.
w HO is not fond of pretty Pict,,res . suo,
~ Pictures by the hundreds can be seen at
tae magnificent Gallery of BURWEIL 4
where beautiful, striking and accurate snsc y =
mems n rs, OF every variety of AMBROTYPEs
DAGUEROTYPES and PHOTOGRAPHS eau
% oe seen as perfectly gotten up as it is possible
upward; Let every reader take the HIM
secure the shadow ere the substance fade -
special attraction will be found n the
large ana exquisite collection of ii GIT
r e s-a new and most eleeS!lf stvIs ~
mounting Portraits, which we have i,ist ~, a.
ceived, ms is the new feature of the dav.
ana well worthy the attention of the lovers ~
Recollect that we challenge anv es,ohua,
ment to get up Portraits richer in tone mors
a!c ecu IN deliniasion, more durable, OR ros
no ~ BURWELL & HOROAy
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of this city has book in press which will
be issued on or about the LIST of December
1t is dedicated to Miss Narcissa Saunders, of
Tennessee. 1t is to be issued from the press
of Rae, Lockwood Il Co., of New York, and
is to contain $50 pages. NJ ISIS Bait has been
in New York city two months preparing
this work for the press, and has only in the
last few days gotten through with the proof
sheets. 1t is called "Lesure Moments" and
will doubtless be a most genial and readable
book. We anxiousiy await its out-coming
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The WINAEs STEAMER.-This rara avis in
the steamer line, will certainly arrive here
on Saturday afternoon. Mr.. Doty who. is
our informant, has engaged Chamberlaine's
wharf where she will remain during her stay
in this city.
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RunaWay-S5O Rewacd

II A MA ;n4 from the Subscriber, his negro
about feet high, very bi.ck has isra aeS o,d
eyes and has lost one of his upper teeths wben
spoken to seems to be Confused He fn,.n m arI,
BELONGED to the estate of Thomas Wynne. any
store, in Norfolk County. viii give the hue
reward OF $5v for him, if secured In any isil ir
this State SO that can get him. 10y jan IA
JNO. II. HOPE.
sa,s Proprietor City Hotel.
&c iS-u Williamsburg Va
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SUMMER ENHANCEMENT
&tA@ G

~ 81 ANn MoANoKE HAiIRoAD Coy.
NOTICE.-CHANGk 2F = HOUR Ha51l 1857 500 )
~ after MON DA Y, the 18th instant rho tho
Trains Of the seaboard and Roanoke nail,ro ,ns
W o' leave the station fS9t Of North street. al
Passeng ers are requested to procure T;cIat.
g. the Once before the Train starts. An sd.
ditional charge will be made VIXEN the fare l.
collected in the Cars '"e 'A'e IL
ap I6-tf S"PeiA"tehueht'
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NO MORE CORNS /
Df. Herman M. HirsehfeId

OUFye0n CRar0p0aist,
II EGS leave to offer his services To the .,d;.s
=; - and ana Gsntiemen of Norfolk and Portsmouth
EIkATING THE FLESH, RxrnAcTrn W.T.,
OUT F4IN, so that the Boot or Shoe can he worn
Immediately, without the least inco nyenisncs
SIasrs can be left at W a. S. Tayior's Drue
store, corner Main and Church street.
a, Residence ard Cross street, between Holt ana
"srMeT, opposite the door OF the old Gas House
a., W LADIES and Gentlemen waited unon q,
REFERENCEs
Ut ". Moore, Or. J Simpkins, w seldnsr
Esq, J Tompkins Esq; Dr. CampbeI). i Ti,o
$50 NJ mn otnorS' I'm
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Auction Sales.
G A r P E T / N G
BY FERGUSON & BELoTE.

h(l(l YARDS more Of that beautiful Union
~ Carpeting just arrived. and for sale
still lower than the last lot. Call quick if you
want great Bargain; this is the last lot We ex-
pect to receive from the parties, as they Rave
sold all. FERGUSON 4 BEIdyTF
ma 2S.3t Auctioneers
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and thus b. saving their lives for the time,

| and thus by saving their lives for the time,
prevented those wounds from cheating the
| gallows of its due. We remember too, that
several of this command are volunteers in
the ranks of the Woods Rifemen, and can
never forget their kindness to our Norfolk
boys when they passed through Baltimore.
This wide spread excitement has had the
effect of arousing the military spirit of 9TH
ers than the already organized volunteer
companies around US, and as the offspring o
this excitement, we. already number two
new military organizations. One is spoken
of elsewhere as being partially organized as
the "Washengton Light hyantry Guard"
the other is known as the Southern Guards
Each company is full, and are preparing to
uniform themselves as speedily as possible.
The first named company is composed of
young men who are pledged to temperance,
and are engaged in warfare against that
invader of social rights known as alcohol;
to this, they have added determination to
fight for their political rights, and will in
few days more be armed and equipped as the
law directs. And by the way, it would be
we'll for them to remember that the law does
direct in such matters, and expressly states
that without the special consent OF the Gov
ernor, they shall not deviate from the State
uniform.
The Southern Guard are not organized as
yet, but will be in a day Or two more, and
when org snized will be one of the crack
companies of the State, for we have seen and
know the material to be good. Among the
signers, we recognize many of the most
promising and respectable young men of our
city, whose example may be followed in their
social walks as we'll as their patriotic devo-
ton to their native soil and we doub not
that the full number required to constitute
them company will be made up before
their meeting tomorrow evening. ra4 $50
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The OPERA HousE.-The habitues of this
establishment will have bat two more nights
to witness the Drama as rendered by the
"Parker Family" They wind up here to-
morrow evening and close for the season.
This evening is set apart for the benefit of
Miss Josephine, whose personal charms and
native talent will fill the house without
word from US.
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DAILY SALES.
From 10 to I2 A. M, and \ to 8 d. IN.
........ A LARGE STOCK
OF STAPLE AND FANCY

AT No. As, E. MAIN STREET.
HE Stock consists of varied assortment
4 of DESIRABLE GOODS bought i6r reta il
sales In order to accommodate the Ladies' We
Will have daily sales from 10 to u O'Clock, and
Tor the gentle men evening sales from Z to 9 o.
CLOCK. Merchants and dealers are also invited,
as the stock is to be sold out as soen as may be.
sale Posltive-to commence on MONDAY
NOV. 2 st. FERGUSON BELOTE
Auctioneers.
p. S.-Goods will be retailed Low during in.
termediate hours FM
no l9.tf
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COWS FOR SALE.
'HE UNDERSIGNED offers for s.,a .,
EVERY SATURDAY ~ SAFE on
on Market Square at o'clock.
several severai valuable fresh MILCH
Ss;s and their CALVES. sQ
oeing an experienced person in the selectioT,
III, sIoa Ca5tie, he informs the public at large
the same description. q"ahti1y
DANiEL MALoNY, South Church,t
-. Norfolk Va
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Landscape Painting.
,INHE undersigned is now prenarad I.

Il ,.uerSiBled Is now prepared to give
ncc,iiar ., ,,,s.s In Landscape Painting His
pina and d's ,n Of instruction is entirely ori
lcr conception q, AZ once TO the pupil pro
GUS to take adS. nH,saed artist Thoa, desr-
se e1rn an Art in few lessons, which the SUBJ
rare chance 9 Is over 80 years maturing this
vince me most incredulous, tina, in two G iea
s sutS he mas impaired more knowledge of ths
ton and study by the old system, as taught N
t the Yalious schools and seminaries throughout
tne United states Terms of thorough instrnc'
ton $50 payable in advance perfect salts i sc
on the undersigned at his studio on Mail st, es
site of the Mechanics Hall ffo'o 'ne
70 r. Sin consequence OF professions,
engagements, the undersigned would rea,,est
snst those DESTROYS of taking advantage Of his
system of tuition, will come forward at ths
opening Of the Glars on Monday Nov 18th
when positively closes on the 24th of Decem
that date. s"se' a''ei
E. BONEAU DE ST MARCEL.
u D.. n
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The SaooP OF WAR NARRAaANsErT.--T
new Government steamer which has been at
the Naval Anchorage for several days,got up
steam yesterday afternoon, and went up to
the Navy Yard, where she win undergo
some necessary repairs before proceeding to
sea again.
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sCUPPERNoNa WINE

Just received per schr. M A Fender. n hills.
y Scuppernong Wine, from one of the hest
vineyards In North Carolina, For sale by
no 80 B T BOCKQVER,
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WASHINGTON GUARDs.-At a meeting of
this company, held at the Room of the Sons
of Temperance, on Wednesday evening, the
following gentlemen were elected officers (:
Captain.-DR. VIM N. MCKINNEY.
1st Lieutenant R. B. Wright.
End do j. F. Wilkins.
LIST Orderly Sergeant-E. Shannon.
End do do B. K. Tay lor.
Secretary. A. Moore.
Treasures. T. Oliver.
On account of the lateness OF the hour the
election of the remaining officers was post
poned until Friday night.
The command will, when fully organized,
be known as the Washington Light Infantry
Guard, and will proceed to uniform them
selves forthwith.
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A NovEIrY IN Fash loN,-The very latest
prettiest little novelty in fashion, has been
exposed to the world by lady OF taste, who
made her appearance recent. Y, on iavorite
promenade, with the aforesaid little novelty
in hand. On the little finger of til . ieit hand !,
so it has been described-she dain iiy wore'
over her primrose tinted jouvin, ha aasome
diamond ring-the brilliant set in bus ena
mel, which showed it off very prettily. 70
the under part of the ring was attached ID
Venetian chain of the purest gold, term ina
ting in another ring, set all around with
jewels of diverse quality, hue aud lustre.-
Through this delicate handkerchief OF lace,
with the exception of about two square
inches in the centre-just about enough to
swear by-was passed, and the whole was
pendant from the minor digital afcre men
toned, and really had an engaging effect
The design was to provide new way for
carrying handkerchief, which would leave
the hand disengaged, and yet display the
beauty of the Ia ce OF embroidery. 1t is
something that best becomes a highly fash
ionable lady; the serene de la creme" as
jenkins calls them How it would appear
on a less distiague person we do not pretend
to say. u 44.1. +s-a-
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hEROSENE OIL.
eI'HE best quality as white as water, and
l. warrented not to smoke or smell offensive
only 81 .25 per gallon by
no % W ROBERTS &CO.
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS.
FOR 1880 %

oa;o. NOTARY PUBLIC.
"a UM NG a. the Reading Rooms of the Merchants
---~---- NS1Idhse' nos
rNx, STEWART Il STEEVER.
NvA!E attention to Piedmont and otba
a sPerior branos of Family and Extra snnev
nne psadour, $50 Bbls in store and for sale. p''
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DOWDER, SHOT AND CAPS,
4 POWDER, SHOT AND CAPS,
Powder, Shot and Caps.
The above articles can be had at wholesale
and retail from
no IL JAS. E JONES.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-09-24
Trustees Sale.
lx1HEREAs on the 10Th day Of August. A

NXTHEREAa on the 10th day OF August, A u 1853.
w william Brophy and May his wife, executed
unto Geo &c II Parker trustee, c, rtain deed OF
trust conveying 10 said trustee the following d.
scrbca land In Scott county, Iowa, viz all their III
terest il the east alt of lot four az IN bio sixty
i6lj in the city Of Davenport AID all right Of
homestead therein, VIII s,t deed mae, for
the purpose II securing the payment of certain
note therein Il, fcribed Tor $l75,pA, atl. in year.
Nth ten per interest from dA e, which
thrr' low due the Principal and interest
.:pr said. md whereas on the nth day O! reccm
psr, 1883. the aid Wu trophy and wie dbl In like
manner txec ite unto the ssid G-t rye " P,rker
trustee certain other deed OF trust conveying the
equal undivided tas OF lot No four az In block No
hixty-ofe (6i) in the sad city and county to secure
another signed by said william BrOphy and Ma
~ his wife, to W Parker for 1920, psyatie the
10th dxy II August 1859. with interest at the rate
0! zen per cent sftrr maturity, on which there is
now due the Gum OF Si20. interest 1t 10 per cent
from August 10 1859.
And now said two notes having become due and
payable aud The sad parties having failed to pay the
give thus ph n,p aforesaid do hereby
which, in me vested by said deeds Of TT ust. ill
the 10th day OF September, d 1889 at the hour Of
II O'Clock the Of said day at the Court
House the city Of Davenport, expose and Offer
Tor sale by public auction the parcels Of land above
described or much thereof ehall necessary
satisfy and pay the cunt Of said notes with the in
tsYcst thereon 10 the day Of sale, together with all
the and cxpenses attending said ale OF
this notice and Trustees fees. Upon the compile
ton Of such sale deed will be given In accordance
with the stipulation OF said deeds Of trust, convey
ing the title cony yei TO aid trustee rs Aforesaid
Dated the 17th day OF August, 1859
GEO. II. PARKER,
auglS Trustee
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LEGAL.
Legal Notice.

orAfROP Iowa. In the Distries Court Of Scott
scott COUNTY. ScoUniy. sepss meer Ter" ls's
I.hu A,r.,rons o. Fn,s voisteit, james Gran,
epiey WhttsEer, School District %. winn-i
r,vnsA,p Pred Bolte, james Armstrong. John
RlIioser charles A Belin, Ir, Brown. Cnubb Bro.
0ay,ovs = Co. c .nnon 4 French, 4 sm silneh,
Wtlhe,m, I.aar w Barrison. George 3 heitel
Robert Bell. l. Grsbbe, Poneroy Benton 90, q
= elliott. 4 nonsdop, Otto King, Lawes /
Biahemofe and wiIlisN Booth
70 saM Ff,z voIlsteat. Johs Eiiinger, Chubb Bro
Barrow. CO, William Booth, and @ Elliott:
won ard each Of Won are hsrety notified that
there IL now file In the OH - Of the CT RI OF
the District Court In and FOR said unity, pc tion
OF John Armstrong claiming II GU the foreclosure
Of a c ryta Ain portg executed bv said itz voli
tedt on the sth Ia, Of September 1856 on the fol-
loving described real estate, to Wit: The south
mum, er twenty 1901 and the west half ana south
east auavteY OF he north vest qcarter OF section
member twenty nine (2s] all In tos nshp number
eighty 1871 north, and ~ range number three 1877
cast Of the 5th principal me rdisn
And unless YOU shall app Ar and answer said Pc
tten on OF before the FIRST day u the next term u
the Diet riot Oou g. 70 be holden the second Mon.
dag Of November, = 1859, judgment will be rem.
dsred a. prayed for IN petition, with costs.
CORBIN DOW,
Plaintiff' 3 Attorneys.
The foregoing notice having be- n returned by the
named DEFENDANTS II vas by the Court ordered that
said otcs bs published for four weeks 10 The Daily
Iows State Democrat, q new-pap,r publi,hed in the
city Of Davenport.
IRA OXFORD
sef22 Clerk % said Court.
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WHEREAS on the 81 day OF April. A D. 1858,
w Patrick Foley, OF Davenport, SEQ. County,
Iowa, executed unto X Mathews ~ Trustee, a
certain deed Of trust conveying to said trustee the
land In Scott county Iowa described as follows N
witt That part OF out 10, thirty-Gns SD IN the city
Of Dav npprt. which Is described as follows COM
mencns fry 4o) feet from the south e'st corr er OF
said Lot on the south line thereof, running th nee
due rth half the defiance across said out lot
to point, thence west across - id lot half the
distance east and vest o. said fot would be ~ 4
straight line thence south to the south line or said
ont lot thence east aons the south line Of raid cut
lot TO the place Of beginning constit citing one fourth
cart OF said lot, the east line Of said one one
fourth pa epg forty (40) feet west from tn" orisi
mai east lice ~ said out lot excepting tneTefron
street running from the east AMI west fDty f4O ret
vide through the centre Of said out lot No 3 thr-
tv.one, which said conveyance was made ~ the
sail Patrick Foley, for the purpose o. securing the
payment Of one certain pvomissory note and the In
terest thereon, signed by said Patrick Icy, dated
the SRI day OF April, D. 1855 and payable - fol-
october d, 1888, With interest, at the rate Of ten
per cent. per anSum sitter due toe Ihdeu %
rder.
Ana now said promise ~ note having Decome due
and payable and the said Patrick Foley, having fall
ID 20 pay the same ], Math vi, trustee ~ afore
satd, do hereby give this public notice, that By vr.
tue ofthe power which Is In me veseed by saAd dssd
Of Trust will on Saturday the 10th day Of Septem.
Der 1859 Il the hour Of O'Clock d the Afternoon
Of ssd day 1t the Court House door 10 tho city Of D.
venport, expose and oY for SALE ct pablo auction,
20 the htenees old0sr Tor cssn inc parcel q Iano
above described, or % much thereof % shs'l be
socient to satisfy and pay the amount Of said note
With the interest thereon % TIE dsy Of sss toesther
With I'll the costs and expenses sttendlns sale,
costs Of this notice and Trustees fees.
HBHArlaw1,
aus17 fssssss
ApsoURHMEKf Tho feresoing sale has bsen -
jourped uatil 0aausdsy. l7tss 1885, attvo
O'Clock u the afteroeon Of said day. ~ vnioA eoe
u Viii tate pasee q ~ door Of TIE Court Heuse "
the city 81 Davenport.
saturday, September 10th. ieeo.
ospli a1NAY ,. 1A1H1WD. 1russse.
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Legal Notice.
In District Court OF Scot, County.
James Taft,

In District Court OF Scot, County.
James Taft,
vs.
John Ma,kwal,er IN Chanccry.
Fl zsl eth NJ ,r.ptr
To kizAbete Aarkwalt riA John MarhvaI,er NJ
'endsn's:
Nou are h. reby notified that there 10 now ON Al,
~ no 'iice e. The Clerk Of the District court az
SCOT county, petition of aucs Tun cis,mIns ssse
kiiIabeth Mark walter ids ia t,ust for him tns ~
lowing described RAJ ct te In Scot, county ,ow.,o
VII bArt ~ lot t4) oekthirty two 1877 In The
u o.DAV"atlort beginning twenty (2o) feet north
rom IN south east Corner OF fsi' lot four az thence
Iuiiust~.t eighty ,oo) feet, thence north twenty
to) zee ' nee east eishty $50 fcet, thence south
why t'-' ieet To the plac al beginning and Also
mat part 81 tot four (D In beck thirty- wo G2l In
Tue city o. Dave plri beginning south cast corn.
e! 81 sail lot fonr ~, thence running west
along M h street eighty ts0) fset. thence northe
twenty t2" feet, thence cset eighty (s0 feet thu nee
sonth along HaiiiSn street " enty (20) fes IN tho
place OF seginniIg ana praying that SAID trust NAV
he IL clarfd and enforced by the court aud that the
taid VI z>beth As;kwalte, and John. Marhv.l,er
her husband, may b. compelled ute INTO said
petitioner cqnvessnec tf ssid properly, and that
uness you ear at the next Noyembs term ~ s,ii
port on the secord Monday Of November ID 1859.
phntin Will take judgment and decree against ven
for the relief FRAY ed for In said ettion
JAMS TUFr,
By PLUHsR VAN HossE. ". Attorneys
Ihe foregoing notice having been returned by tho
Sh'rln OF scott county " net fount" "a 10 bo h OF
saii defendant, do hereby order, upon reaue,t of
pisinii that said notice bs pubiehcd for fou weeks
In the Daily Iowa state Democrat a new,n.p,r
Published in the city Of Davenport.
IRA CLIFFORD,
ArEly Clerk of Al Couvt