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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-05

RAILROAD ACcIDENTs.-There were three acct
dents en- the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad last
Saturday. One train ran into Iaud slide, throw
ing the engine Washington" into New River
Another train off the track, and still another
train, going to Bristol, ran over a man named
Hundley, killing him instantly, and scattering bis
brains along the track. His remains were taken
to Salem, his place of residence, for increment -
He was laying upon the track at the time, and i.
10 supposed he was Intoxicated.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-05

The receipts Of cotton In Petersburg, Va, TOT
IN veee Sysg eoooo bales
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SUICIDE IN PRlsoN.-A man named Wbaley, con
fined in Keansvile, Dnplin county, NC, Jail, for
county, hung himself with his suspenders, on the
Goth nit. When the keeper entered the Jail, VIVA
ley was discovered to be standing on his feet, but
quite dead. 1t is supposed he committed suicide
the belief that the Judge had died Of bis wounds
The Judge, at last accounts. was stillliviog, and
slight hopes are entertained of his recovery
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-05

~NoTIcE TO TAX PAYERs.--All per-
sons who have not paid their taxes for the year
1853 reque ted to call at the Collectors ofce,
City Hal) during the present week, and pay, as
required by Law to advertise all DELINQUENT rial
estate or sale on MONDAY next. In which 20 Ier
cent will be added 10 thu original amount
iai-5s JULIUS HCBSON, q q X.
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A DVERTIsINGl ADVERTISING !!
"A ADVERTISEMENT!
erich MOND ENQUsRER"
ADTERTJ,SfN( .SI4EETl
CYDRuU ATTti

The projectors Of the Richmond Enquirer Will
issue on Wednesday. January 18th, the hrst nnmper
Of an ADVERTISING SHEET. This paper VIII be pup
lshed weekly. and durn each month. ton De oaST,-
6vtsd. grdtuitousiy. and Nth postage pre- pad, 20
tcsnty thousand merchants, mechanics, Wdntgict9y
ers dc in Tic Southern and SsuLtcesterR Stdtss All
sdver isers will weekly copies still larger
chases of copies made by advertisers Tor DIS
tribution at their own Xpense. such extra copies
will be forwarded to ad cruisers. at The rate OF TWO
cents per COPY. Indeed the amount oil patronage
which we have received during the few weeks that
this enterpr Sc has been partially canvassed among
business en- and the eager desire evlnced by cur
advertisers extend the circulation of their aover
tisemeA duce to hope that the circulation OF
20 co., with which this advertising sheet initiates
will be doubled in the course OF q few weeks: ,
Advertisements will tie received at any time ana
nserted in four successive weekly ISSUES at he nh
form rate OF tDsty Ce cents Fer line for the four
inse rtions Whsn the extraordinary circulation OF
advertising sheets Is considered, 1t will be per-
ceiyed that its caluuns furnish much cheaper me-
dun for advertisements than has ever yet beea OF
fered to the business men Of Virginia.
The merchants and mauuiaet urers of Boston, New
York, Philadelphia, Baltimore and Cincinnati have
already awaited themselves OF our excelIent medium
OF advertising The patronage which the business
of these cities have aorued US is already SUM-
Gent to sustain enterprise For further encour-
agement, appeal to our follow-citiZens OF Rich
mond. Alexandria, Norfolk, Petersburg. Lynchburg.
Wheeling, Psrk rsbUrg, and other towns through
out the ssate-whose merchants, mechanic, and
manufacturers will thus enabled to enter into di.
rect and equal c"mpetition with the epterprising
business men of the Northern and Western cities,
for the custom OF Virginia and the surrounding
States.
RITcHrE, DuNNAvANr, TYLER WIeR.
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Port OF RICHMOND-JANUARY 9Th, 1889.
High Water This day Wednesday, 50 O'Clock.
ARRIVED,
schr Henry Reed. Pssswater. James River. lum
Der. d Il Phillips.
Schr Kemp, Harlan. Norfolk. corn, SteaI ns
4 Thur stop, and platter. j II Claiborne.
schr Jas Price, Pat idge, Georgetown. mdse, W
D ColQuitt Co
schr Grin Cowl, Smith, Portland, mdse, I & G B
Davenport.
SAILED.
Steamship Roanoke, Skinner, New York, m6se
and passengers, Ludlam Il Watson.
Str BelvidSrs. Keene, Baltimore, mdse, d II "
Curre.
Steamer Pennsylvania. Teal Philadelphia. mdse
and passengers, ii futile.
At Flo Janeiro. Nov 20, bark Ir,perador, Hrh
bard from New York. via Richmond, to commences
loading for Philadelphia soon
NEW YORK Jan -Arrd, schrs Ann Eliza John.
son, Richmond; and Maria Jane, Jones' Fredericks s.
bRrg.
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. sTRAYED OR STOLEN-Fror

~ DThA1 ED On SIULEN --FrOin
6neer fredericksburg Depot on Broad stree.
on MOI day lest, about oclock. q S0RREL HORSE
with bsza fscs and several white feet pac aud
cauters well under the ssddie had on an English
quilted saddle with hardsodder stirup irors black
bride. With plated snafie. ST. table reward will
be paid for their return to our Office.
la 5-3t DUNLOP. GONCURE Z co
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7 OST-A CHECK mo. 292 Gated Jan-
II usry ls., 1852 drawn by Mckinney L Dupuv.
the Bank Of the Clmmonwea.th. for Fifty Dol
lars in favor of John r. Crank or bearer All per
sous are cautioned against trading for said check
payment has been STOPPED.
10 4-2tf DAVID p. JONES
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The TROUBLES IN KaNsas.-ls is reported that
the Governor of Missouri has made a requisition
upon the Governor of Kansas for Capt. Montgomery
charged with the murder, Of several Nilsson
rians. It is feared that compliance with the re-
ouisition will create q civil war.
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III EATRE.
Third nizht OF the worl1renowned Acrobat
aymuass aud Clown.
kIGKOR FELIX CARLO,
WONDERFUL SON IND BABY CLOWN
Third night OF the astonishing Wbirling Pbeno.
mepon,
HERR SprNGALEN.
-----~------~---~--~---~
WEDNESDAY, EvENlN0, JAN. D,
VIII be presented the beautiful Drama Of
THERESA'S vow:
or,
A GRAND DIvERTIsEMENT,
BY
HERR spTNGsLEY. and
$40, FELIX CARLO and his
TALENTED TROUPE.
Conclude with
DAY AFTER TIE WEDDING.
\ METROPOLITAN HALL.
EVERY EVENING THIS WEEK,
AT QUARTZ TO
WEDNESDAY AND sATU. .DAY AFT RRN0oN
AT O'Clock.
The grand original series Of illustrations Of =
DR.. KANE'S
A RCTTC WOW EST

ARCTIC VOYAGESf
Exhibited in Boston. New York, Philadelphia, Bal
timore and other cities, with nnbounded anncess-
introducing the principal scenes and kdentS
through which DR. Zane aud his companions passed
during the long and hazardous researches for sir
John Franklin and paint n from
DRAWINGS AND SKETCHES
furnished by tho late DR. Kane and officers, pro-
duced under the immediate supervistnH Of Mr.
Henry Brooks. James McGary apd VIM Morton.
who accompanied DR. Kane on both expeditions
Several relics Of this ever memorable expedition
exhibition. among which are the identical
Rife carried by DIR Kane: the celebrated edge Dog
Myouk; the Peacock Flsgi Fnrs, Dresses &c.
The Exhibition will commence In the evening At
quarter to O'Clock, and Saturday afternoon for
the accommodation of Families AMI Schools at
O'Clock when children will be admitted at IS cents.
H0-Admission q cents jat-ts
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-05

A VALUABLE FARM, OF ass ACRES,
IA IN CHESTERFi COUNTY. SIX MILES
FROM MAECHESTER.-For sale. a valuable and
comfortable Plantation, six miles from the city of
Richmond. On the Manchester Turnpike, in Ches-
testified county having 455 acres The Turnpike is
"a smooth, level one. with toll. The p!antation
has over two hundred acres of we'll tirubered land
affording materials, if wanted. for further buoipg
and a large snpp!y for market. The buildings com,
prise dwalins- house. four rooms of which are
new, added 10 six others newly and neatly repaired
and new and nestly framed cottage office. with
two rooms. in the yard pclnsure-making very am
pie accommodations for q large family-witb rev
grapary, Courthouse stables, we'll ARRANGED houses
for thirty servants tobacco houses ice house well
enclosed garden, kitchen meat house. good well Of
water. &c.
A place combining SO many comforts is seldom
offered for sae-and the subscriber with the pur-
pose of removing to another Stete will sell bar
gain TO any one wishing to purchase pleasant and
profitable residence
The town of Manchester having charter to erect
another bridge over James river. will very soon
make land, situated this place is, Goubly value
BILE.
Messrs GODDTN & APPERSON, of Richmond
are commissioned to make sale, or application may
be made to me, personally. on the premises
CHAS T. COOKE
Fix miles west of Richmond, on the
Ia htn-- -, nv.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-05

~ CHAs. r. WoRTHAM & Co. call
attention to their sale of Sugar and Moasses TINS
MeRyISG at II o'clock, without regarl TO weather.
Ut their warehouse on the Dock. jas
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-05
rrAClAL nOrACEe.

~ Valuasle Tob eco Fixtures snd
s,.va. tn b. sold THIS d " - The particular at
ten;ion OF the publi~ Is respectfully called 10 tb'
sale 10 take place THIS DAY. at 10 o'clock NJ,
at the Tobacco Factory. on 9TH: between Gary ano
Canal streets, Gee suction head.
de- 81 GODDIN q APpERsON, Aucts.
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WATTS CUFF DRACED PLOWS
w MISUNDERSTANDING have associated
ourselves in business, under the firm of GEO WAIT
co. ard wilt continue TO make and sell Georee
Watts Patent PIows. namely: Cuf Brace with
Br, asst Improvement anu Hanover patterns of differ
ent sizes with both wrought and cast points an
will keep on hand all the castings belonging TO
them
Flows Jumping Coaters, Cultivators Corn or Tobac-
CO Weedsr-, ian invention Geo Wstt's) Road
Scrapers Corn shelters, Corn Planters, CaIwelrs
make,) Straw Cutters. Grain Cradles. &c. Nearly
all of these implements are made In our own facto
ry OF the best material. and warranted to give ga
tisfscticn or be returned.
We solicit a call from the agricultural community
assuring them that best efforts iii be used to
GRO WATT.
HUGH WATT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-05

T OST-On Friday, the 3lst Decem Der,
~ either on i7th or Grace streets, my FREE Pa
pEaS. 1hey were wrapped up in small piece Of
paper. A reward Of 81 will be paid the finder by
leaving them at this Office,
MAHELY BRYANT.
ia 5-2tT free woman nf coIor
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-05
ADAtgSfON ONLF 25 CENTS


on WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY the usuaF
AFTERNOON EXHIBITIONS, at 81 o'clock, for
Families and Schools
CHILDREN Is CEETSf
Positively last week of this magnificent work Of art
EVEaY NIGHT THIS WEEK.
HE Doors open 4 to Ito commence at \ to5--
ADMISSION ONLY Is CTS ja3-3s
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THE lNDEX.-The undersi sned tai

THE lNDEX.-The undersigned takes
l. this method of announcing TO the public that
the first number of THE INDEX will be issued on
Thursday, the 2ath of the present month-ciccHm-
stances beyond his control having prevented its ap
pearance on yesterday, the day named in the PROS
pectus.
He would also anncunce that he has associated
wfh him as partners. Mr. q FLLi5 and Mr. Il GooDg,
both practical printers and substantial business
men The paper. he confidently assures his friends,
will start with the most ALTERING prospects of sue
cess. ja4 b NJ DEWITT.
Mr. LEWIS W BURWELL IL the authorised
Agent tr this city. and will call cur CitH to
solicit subscriptions and advert ments
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-05

THE Third aud Fourth Lectures Of
l. the CO iirse before fha Young Mems Christian
Association, will be delivered by Rev WV BACoN
STEVENS. d D.. Of Philadelphia. THURSDAY and
FRIDAY Evenings. the 9Th and 9TH insts., at the
United Presby terrain Church.
SUBJECTS :-Thursday Eyeptrt-"ttrusslem I'M
der four dops, chiea " Friday Evening - The
Throne aud Psiace of the Casars'
e. Tickets of admission 2J csnts Season Tick
cts sl-to be procured at Laidley Rohinson's,
Mrade Bakers the BOOKSTORES generally and a.
the rooms Of thu Association
Lecture to commence puncinally at oTlcck.
l.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-05

rOUK FUR HiRE-An elderly womal
~ without incumbrance. said 20 be very good
Cook. Apply to
EGGLEsT0N l. FITZGERALD.
D.. -
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LOST.

T OST-On the Sd inst =, in Richmond or
II on the Brooke plank road, pair of Col, q
SPECTACLEt. The I'm Ter will be suitably reward
cd by leaving them Al the Dispatch Office.
81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-05

81 FOR RENT-The store, 8 rooms,
re kitchen and cellar. No Eli Broad street, an d
Fixtures for salea most desirable location for the
Dry Goods. Shoe or Millinery business. Apply on
the premises. ia s. ct
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HDQRS. lsT REG. VA. VOLUNTEERS,l
4 Richmond, Jan 3, 1853. !
130RpERs No /.
X There will be parade Of this Regi-
ment on its usual rade ground, on aTURDaY
the Sth inst. at II O'Clock, AN
The staff will assemble at the Colonies quarters
on Bank street. at q to Ii O'Clock.
by order.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-05

EOR HIRE-A BOY about fifteen years
Il cid, who has had some ex perience as house ser
want. BENZ. POLLARD.
Iy4-2ts stat. Court H1uss,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-05

BANK OF VIRGINIA.
RIcHM?ND,- January 4th, 1859
THE PRESIDENT sni DIRECTORS
l. Of the Bank of VirRinia, have this day dscIar
ed dividend of FOUR per cent ont of the profits of
the Bank for the next six months subect TO the de-.
duction Of "A per cent. bonus which leaves 35 rer
cent, s2ss per share. payahl- to the stockton.
deIs EAM'L MARX
IN
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a4 FOR PHILADELPHIA-The GIL
ssv+Bperior schooner NIGNI0NETTE, Capt Snow
having the greater portion of her cargo engs ged
will sail with quick dispatch For balance of fregh
apply to W. D. COLQUIFT co.
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NOTICE.-The annual meeting Of the
~ stockholders of the Farmers Bank of Virginia
will be held at their Banking House, in the city OF
Richmond. Gu WEDNESDAY. the 18th day of Jan
Aary, 1859.
"No officer or Director Of Bank shall hereafter
vote proxy of stock holder in any election of D
rectors or officers Of Bank nor shall any proxy
be valid which shall kave been executed sixty DAYS
before the time OF election"
de I3-3tawtd J A SMITH Cashier
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ca FOR RENT-On reasonable terms,
IA pofseEsion given immediately. my House, on
Church Hill. very commodfous and comfortable
residence-the grounds attached comprising the
whole square between Grace aud franklin, and 23d
and oath streete Being upon the brow of Church
Hill, the location is remarkably commanding, aad
the view from the house and Groun+s unsupported
by any in this reg ion. The house is In good repair,
and the grounds are trayersed by walks with grass
plots, shade trees, shrubs end flowers
ELIZA l. VAN LEW.
Fer particulars, apply to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-05

ATTRACTION AT THE THeArRR.-Besides an attrae
tive series Of melo.dramas, which are now beng
pu. on the stage at the theatre. the managers
have very attractive novelty In the way OF Herr
spinga,eu aud Felix Carlo, aud his sons, VINO per-
form very Interesting feats, In advertisement
between the pieces. The 'baby clown" az the
son Of Carlo is called, is very bright, sprightly
title acrobat, and worth seeing. Tonight the
,dram. of "Teresa's Vow; or, the Oaks OF Crois-
sew" 10 announced, aud that pretty commediefta
THE Day after the Wedding"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-05

TsAaEDr -Fdmily Poisoned The family oil W.
Moxiey, near Green wich, In Prince William conn'
ty, Va. Was poisoned on Friday last, by the COOK
by mingling arsenic with shs soup. Mrs ho1ieS,
the aged mother Of DR.. NJ, room died, and several
other members Of the family are reported 10 De
very Ill., Some of the servants also partooS Of the
poisoned food, and are among the sufferers.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-05

EXCITEMENT IN TROY, NEW YoaK-Two DIssECrxD
BODIES FoUaD.-Quite an excitement prevailed 10
Troy, n Y, Monday evening, in consequence of
| the discovery Of two dead bodies, in partially
dissscted condition. in a house Congress street.
Acrewd of several hundred persons gathered in
thu vicinity, and threatened TO tear The house
down. Finally collins woIe procured and the
bodies taken away, and after the complete cutting
| of the room IN which they had been found, the
| excitement was somewhat alayed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1859-01-05

THE Stock OF FLOUR AT NEW ioRK There is a
| great difference of opinion at New York in regard
| to the amount offlur in store. Some parties rd-
cnle the estimate Of the Journal of Commerce. of
over million and half of barrels as absurd
Some estimates good as low as 100000 or 100000
barrels, while others. probably taking Il more
reasonable view Of the subject, fix the estimate of
stock at about 600, 900 barrels.
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NOTICE. Having sold my stock of
commend my former customers to continue their
patronage and favors with him, at the store for
merlT occupied By me; and request all persons
having claims against to present them for set
element, and those who are indebted TO me to come
forward and settle rs desire TO close up ell nv
store formerly occupied by me. for some time to
come.
ia Slot ED NJ MORGAN
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DICH SILVER PLATED CAsTORe

MEADOW FARM AUADEMi --Tne
W next session Of this School. will hegin on
MONDAY, January 3rd, 1856,
MIR. WIN. b: SrDNoa. as heretofore. will have
charge Of the boarding department, and will at eli
times take great pleasure in doing every thing me-
cessary Tor the conf TT convenience OF boarders
The school will be conducted, AS heretofore, by
Mr.. :. kaBr BsIsrow. who has recomn,endstiop
RON the Faculty At the University OF Virginia.
TERMS For session of 10 months. $780, half paya.
BILE on the lat of june and the remainder ct the end
of the year.
Robert Bristow, Box 524, Richmond. Va. will meet
with prompt attention. da A-2taw Ct
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~ LIcoRIoE.

a. q, .. BHNNU.
THE ABOVE WELL KNOWN FAvoaITE BRAND, ALWAYS
ON sALEBY JAMES @. McANDREW,
de Sly 81, PINE STREET. New YoAk
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a~ ONE TRIAL ia all that is required
to insure the tise OF complies Infallible Baking
Powder In any family. de 3l-6t
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-10-14
SALE - WHEREAS

Ul default has made in the conditions of certain
D. 1851 executed and delivered by John Roehl and Kun
gunde, his wife, Of st Paul, county of Ramsey Mime
August Press OF The same e. place. ad srs0
bargain, sell and to the said August H. Pross his
heirs and assigns for all those tracts parcels OF
land lying and being in the county of Ramsey Minneso-
ia. described as follows to wit:
The middle 20 part OF lots No nv % ana SIX % IN
PoSK na in the Office
of The Register of Deeds of Ramsey county, with all the
Entertainments and appartenances thereuno belonging
tie said August f. Pross his heirs executors admins
traitors and assigns of the of nine hundred and fifty
the conditions and terms of certain promssory note
executed and delivered by the said John ROehl to the
said August Pross bearing even date with SAID mort rd
recorded in the office OF the Register Of Deeds OF
Ramsey county, on the fourth day Of November A. d.
1852 at 80 O'Clock NJ in book OF Mortgages on pages
And whereas the said August H. Pross did, on the Sst
day of August d, 1885, sell and convey unto John F.
Baasen, of the city and county OF Milwaukee, Wiscon-
sin the within described mortgage and debt thereby Sc
h s 3 s 81 WAS
sgnmens, page l67 the l4h Of September, A. d. is5s,
at IL o'clock NJ. and upon which said mortgage there
has been paid the of hundred and sixteen dol
lars [Sl16 co.,
And whereas there claimed to be due and is due
at the date Of this no ce upon said note mentioned in
said mortgage, and upon said the sum Of four
teen hundred and fifty 81 100 dollars Isl 45 5OOO
been had to the debt secured by said mortgage
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that by virtue
of power of sale contained in said mortgage, and pur-
suant to the statute in such made and provided the
above described mortgaged premises will be sold at pub
OF October A. D. 1882 at O'Clock A. NJ Of that day at
the front door of the Court House of the county Of Ram
ny onn, %e mon ' s;S note and moriaaee and the
costs and expenses by law allowed. g
Dated ST. Paul. August :5'h, 1859
A. GIBERroN, Agent. aug26-6ww
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1859-10-14
MORTGAGE SALE - WHEREAS

I'LL default has been made in the conditions of Ger
tain mortgage bearing date the hireth day of Deem
Nes and Catherine, his wife, Of the county of Ramsey
Minnesota to John Francis Baasen, of the city and
county of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. whereby the said Ed
ward McNels. and Catherine his wife, did grant, bar
his heirs assigns ever all that parcel Of
land lying and being in the county Ct Ramsey Mnneso
ia, to wit:
recorded plat thereof in the Office of the Regi ter Of
Deeds of the sad Ramsey county, with all the hereda
mens and appurtenances there1nto belonging or in
wise appertanng the payment the ssid John
assigns of the sum Of one hundred and seventy dollars
$l7U lUO and the interest ther according to the
conditions and terms Ct certain promssory note, exc
culed and delivered by said Edward McNellis
date with said mortgage, which said mortgage
was du,y acknowledged, snd was recorded in the
office of the Register of Deeds of Ramsey county the
18th day Of January A. D. 1851 at ~ O'Clock r. M in
book of Mortgages, pages l42 and 49, and upon which
said mortgage there has been paid the sum Of fifty 9oOO
dollars 1850 90 1901.
the date of this notice, upon the said note men
toned in said mortgage, and upon said mortgage the
of hundred and forty S5l00 dollars $24O 20 lO
And suit proceedings at law otherwise having
been had to the debt secured by SAID mortgage
any part thereof
Now therefore, notice Is hereby given that by virtue Of
power of sale contained in said mortgage and pursu
ant to the statute In such cases made ana provided the
lie auction, to the highest bidder for on the I'D day
of October, A. d. 1852 ten O'Clock NJ of that day.
the front door of the Court House OF Ramsey county
in the city of St. Paul. satisfy and pay the amount due
upon said note and mortgage and the and expenses
Dated ST. Paul August 18th, 1852
]. F. BAASEN, Mortgage.
A. GIBERroN, Agent aug7-w6w