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To Dsnisl O'Regsn and Mary O'Regan his wife !:
YOU and each Of you are hereby notified that
- thsIs u aow on IL u 80 onl0e ef 80 OlaEk
Of the District Court Of Leo County, lows. . Fort
Madison, petition OF Martin Stafford claiming
Of you the foreclosure Of mortgage on Lot 8 in
Block l88 In the city Of Keokuk, Lee county, Iowa
yoa s "a ssM s. . sssals the payasat e :
bols y Mn given md na1e payable % Daeisl
UsRegan ninety day. from February Z, 1872, (the
date Of said note and mortgxge), for the sum Of
nifty dollars; said petition praying for Judgment
against s4id Dsniel o. Re9an For said sam With in
terest from May 4th, 1859, and that said realty
may DO sold by special execution in payment there
Of that all equityof redemption 81 defendants be
forever forsclosed and barred. and for general re-
Lief. ~
Nov therefore unless you appear snd answer
said petition on or before the second day Of the
next term Of said court, to begin the frst Men
day Of December, 1889, judgment will be rendered
CURTIS, FILLMORE l. CURTIS,
Aug. -, 1650-4w soils. for Petitioner.
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Legal Notice.

Two David A. Day and Cyrus Broadwell: There Is
Gle In the once Of the Clerk Of the D,s-
trict Court Of Lee County, lows, ~ keokuk. the
petition Of Sophia clendenning claiming Of David
A. Day judgment for $500 on certain promissory
notes. andthe foreclosure Of mortgage given 70
secure said notes, CD certain real estate in which
said RroadwelI hiss An interest.
Unless you appear and answer said petition on or
before the secand day of the septe mber term, 1859
Of said court, judgman will be render I'd and the
property ordered TO DO sold aceorddg TO the
Of the petition.
RANKIN, MILLER RNsTER,
July ~. Nbs-dl1 Pitts Att'ys.
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NyoJAMD6 E.~B6 UCk -. X. hickey, Simon
i May berg, s. Meyburgh 4 Brother: You are
hereby notified that there II on Gle In the
Office d the CLERK Of tho 1istrict Court Of Lee
County. Iowa, It Keoknks tie pstitioa Of Cum
Minis, Seaman Co., claiming Of James &. Bruce
$500 on his promissory nots to Cummins, Seaman
Co., and against ali Of you the oreclosureof .
mortgage on certain real estate In which you claim
tohAve some inherent and unless you appear snd
answer thereto on or bsforetAe second day Of next
September term Of said court, TO be held q,
ment by default viii be had against you.
seft s~as gsw RsANKIH, MkLEnRaA HN631R,
July rs S180 I'm ~ PltqbsA1tsys,
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Two FAYETTE RUDD, N. w. Hicks, Wu. r. b.
\ Lynch and John Culbertson You are hereby
notified that there IL Gle In the Office Of the
Clerk Of tho district caurt Of Lee County, Iowa,
at kekuk, the petition Of Ezra Overall, guardian Of
Eliza A. Overall claiming twenty Ave hundred dol
lars from said Fssette kudd upon tue condition
contained In the mortgage given by ssid Rudd to
said Overall; and claiming Of and against all Of
you tho foreclosure Of = certain mortgage upon
esrtsin resi- estate set forth in plaintiffs petition
In which yOu hxve or claim to have some interest,
And unless Jon appear and answer said petition
before the second day Of the next September
term 1852 Of said Court, TO be held 1T Keokuk on
the first Monday Of said month, judgment by de-
fault will be rendered. Agsinst yen.
RANKIN, MILLER 4 ENsTER,
July 20, lSba-dlm a Pitts Attsys.
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TWO DAVID A. DAY, s. C. Day, Jas. McClaskey,
i Cyrus Eroadwell. A. M. Brown, Daniel Wood
ward, h. p. Lowe, J. p. Hornish, ". w. Belknap,
Vim. II. Turner and p. T. Lomax, trustee There
IL now on file in the Office Of the Clerk Of the Dis
tric, Court yf Lee County, Iowa, 1t Kcokuk. The
petition Of Sophia Cendening, claiming Of David
A. Dsya Judgment for the sum Of fifteen hundred
dollars on pronissory note executed by him To
plaintiff, and the foreclosure Of mortgage on Ger
tain property, given to secure said notc Said Pc
tition represents that all the other defendants
have some interest in the properly, sequired AZ
ter The execution OF plaintiffs mortgage and with
notice. The petition prays for sale Of the proper
ty and fer general rslief.
Unless you appear and answer said petition on
- .es.ss .s -1.... .y * ;sI d.
1859, Of said Court, judgment Will BE- rendered
against you according to the prayer Of tho petition
RANKIN, MILLER ENSTER,
July 70, 1S59-dIm Pitts Att,ys.
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NsS ae4ADR ~ y OVuCos
70 WilliaA w.Cotton, Klfzabsth Cotton and John
W. cspcks:
VOU and sash Of you an hereby notified that
tAefs ID now on Als In the Ufhoe Of the Clerk
e. UnoiG Court Of Lee County Iowa. q kseksk,
Auq44eA u Charles c. Stevens, claiming q yuc
tAesdRA VIM. W, Cotton the sum Of SIX hundred
aad SIXTY dolera with interest 1t 10 per csnt pay
able annually, from Asgust Z, 1858, - money due
on promisssry note made BY you and one John
0fawfued In his life time, dated August 1, 1855
for 36Oe payable two years after date ~ order Of
sid Stevens and one VIM. r. Cowlss; and also
claiming against each and al Of you tbs forsclo
surs Of mortgage given 70 secure said note, and
others since paid, on lots and in block 3, In w
y. Willia.s and Perry = Reeves addition to the
City of Ksokuk, Lee County, Iowa; tho same be
ing for part Of the parshasc money. and the inter
est Of tAs sAid Cowies tAsrein having been trans
ferred TO said Stevens.
And that unless You appear and answer said PEE
titisa On or before the morning Of the second day
q ths next tern II said court, to commence 81
Keokuk on the hrst Monday Of September, A-lD;
1850, the said petition will be taken As confessed
By yeu and decree rendered against you IN &C
cordAnce with the prayer thereof.
July rs. Is5e-Im Att'ys for Plaintiff.
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nv. 10 MAlNlNI.
cokuk, Iowa.
CUGAK-CUKED HAMS chcios lot 10, sale
= by COLLIHRS : RODRRT6ON,
June 16-d 70 Main street.
@ uaAk.CUkED DRIED BEEF for sals BY
~ C0LLIERS R0DERT60N.
RRRf TONGUES for ale 81
i i.D.,s-a coLLlshs : A q ks;s .,l,.,.
TAsTLE MILLS Xxx QUINCY FLOUR Tor
~ sale by CoLLIRR6 4 ROBERTSON,
je25-d Main street, nsar Third.
EsRENCH PRUNE6,
T. Fresh PsAehss,
Fresh 4tnw berries,
English Currants,
Peslsd Peaches,
Dried Peaches b Apples,
for sale by COLLIHRS 4 ROBERTSON.
je26d
I EMON SYRUP,
IL Bakers Cocoa,
Bakers Chocolate,
Burnstts Extracts, -
Race Ginger,
Cox's Gslatine,
Pearl starch,
Pearl Sage,
Tapisss,
Vsrmicelli,
Nutmegs,
md Mace,
for sale by COLLIERS 4 ROBERTSON.
rkU6H1D, Powdered and Kefned White Sugars
y a aoysrinEs Philadelphia Golden syrup,
for sale BY coLLIERs i ROBERTSON,
js27d
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GERMAN SOAP.
En BOXES for sale by
OU js75d KELLOGG 4 BIRGH.
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TO Joseph C. Trimble, Arsbelia v. Trimble and !.
w. NAudainc:
VoU and each Of you are hereby notified that
Il there IL now on fie in the Office OF the Clerk
kuk, petition OF =. n. Hiatt, Leander Harbine
and Robert Heed, claiming Of you the said Joseph
G. Trimbe the sum Of $3.50 and interest ct ten per
cent per annum from May -. 1856. ~ money due
Of lots and two in block sixteen in Hiatt, Har-
bne Reed's Subdivision Of the northwest quarter
OF section ont township IS north, range west,
IN Lee county lows; also. PRAYING Tor enforcement
all Of you, and fora rscosure ard sale Of ali your
interestin said premises 70 pay said claim interest
and costs, and for other and equitable relief in the
premises.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before the morning Of the second day Of the
next term OF said court, to commence at Keokuk on
the first Monday of September, A. ID. 1859, the
said petition will be taken confessed by you
and decree rendered in accordance With the prayer
thereof :"
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
July 20, ls6o-dlm Atty for Pitts.
To Stephen g. Burbridge, George w. Lemon Oscar
II. Burbridge, Elisabeth M. Burbridge, Jerome
5. Ridley and Mary p. Lemon:
NoU and each Of you are hereby notified that
L there is now file In the once of the Clerk
o. the District Court OF Lee County, Iowa, at
keokuk, petition Of Isaac N. Green claiming Of
you the SAID stephen ". BurbyAdRe and george w :.
Lemon the sum of twcnty-two hundred and fifty
dollars with interest from April Is, 1857, a. mo-
ney due on your promissory note Of said date for
said sum at IL months order Of Jerome s. Kidlcy
and also claiming against each and all Of you the
foreclosure Of mortgage given at said date to
cure the SAID note upon las the same Ia prayed to
be corrected in said petition) lots g. T. 10 aud ii in
block 80 in Reid q Addition to the city Of Keokuk
Lee county, Iowa; which note and mortgage have
been assigned to said Isaac Green by said Ridley;
and unless you appear and answer said petition on
or before the morning of the second day Of the
term Of said District Court, 4, be begun and holden
at Keokuk on the FIRST Monday in September, A. ID.
1852, judgment and decree win be rendered against
you according 10 the prayer of said petition
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
July Is, lS59-d1m Plaintiffs Att'ys.
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July IS, Is6e-dlm Attys for Plef.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-06
Ajtbmon0 Enquirer.
DY RICHIE. DUNNAvANT, TYLER & WISE.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1859.
THE LEGISLATURE.

We lave only space to refer to the organiI,-
ton of the Legislature. The best feeling PR
vailed, undisturbed by any contest for Speaker.
Mr.. Crntchlicld was unanimously elected. Mr.
Hopkins having declined to allow his nar;Ic to
distract and divide the House on the frs, ,isv
of the session. 1t is. to Ice hoped that This
withdrawal cf Mr.. Hopkins will DC the b".lu-
ming of the entire union Of the party IN Nu.!.
mia, the bnrying of dissensions and tie imsr-
g%uration ofpeace aud harmony throughout the
Democracy of Virginia. 1t is high time Ia
bring about this desirable event, aud Mr.. Hop.
kins has set an example worthy q the imira-
ton of all Democrats.
The Clerkslip was contested by Mr.. Gor,lrn.
Mr.. French and Mr.. Caldwell, ard resulted in
the election of Mr.. Gordon.
Mr.. Word, Of Botetourt, was elected Sergeant
alarms. Mr.. Burruss first, and Mr.. Bark
second Door.keepcrs.
The Message from the Executive VIZ .c.
ceiycd, and will be found in our columns. The
Message is Wise all over, from title page %
fms, meets the issues fully, and presents State
affairs in their true and proper light.
IN extraordinary demand from Ill quarters
Of the State has been made for it, aud The It,
%gi>latrrc has i'll part anticipated thi, demand,
lv o%r1crin: 300 additional copies.
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over his tomb, with a suitable inscription. |
submit herewith a full report of the ceremonies
of disintermcnt in New York, and of the re.
moval to the cemetery here. The honors done
TO our illustrious dead by the citizens and All.
thoritics of New York, and especially by the
Tth regiment of her volunteers, Col. Duryca,
deserves our grateful acknowledgements and
lasting remembrance. | have purchased for
the States burial place around this monument.
WAKEFIELD.
The birthplace and tomb Of Washington are
coded to the State, but too late to be enclosed
and ornamented during my term of administra.
ton. The appropriation remains to ne applied,
but ought to he increased.
EXECUTIVE OFFICERS.
cannot part from the Executive office. with
ont tcstitying to the fidelity and efficiency Of
nay associates in its duties, ami without again
appealing TO the General Assembly for %increa>.
ing their pay and salaries. | can add nothing
to my last message On this subject. Virginia
has more faithful labor done Oh less co,nlcr>a-
ton than any State, or corporation even, in the
Union. Economy actually requires more prr-
mulcnt clerical force and higher rates Of pay.
The Commonwealth loses by not having her
w"rk done more promptly i'll the Executive
Offices than the present force admits Of, anu ny
having to.pay II higher rate for contingent and
irregular clerk hire.
renew the recommendation Of the increase
Of salaries heretofore proposed. To one and all
Of these officers bear honorable testimonial,
and tender {" them a grateful valedictory for
faithiulncs> 10 tIIci: trusts, aud marked official
kindness TO me.
And 10 you, gentlemen. and to every depart
ment of the State. and especially to her noble,
Just and generous people, | proifer prayers
for oar peace AID prosperity, and nv cordial
farewell.
Your devoted. humble servant.
HENRY 4 WISE.
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Nthh'rS NM IEhsVS Il Truthful.
10y virtue of : deed Of trust, executed by Peter n.
ID Ghnn and v inian Davis. and their wives, TO the sub
,cribcr, dated AcTetnber 20, ~, and dny recorded in
Richmond iig,,ins. Cour, and hcur'o County Court. !
val sell. ~ public auction, the property conveyed by said
deed, ia the following order. 70 wit
On FRIDAY, 9IB DECEMBER. ar5I O'Clock, r. VI, upon
the premises, vii! he sold ;.".r lower ~bricxyRr!. situated
hear 10 Port Mayo. aud now worked by Mes,r,. Turner s
Guy, c"nts!uing four acrcs, and >s!d.o abound IN the best
On MONDAY. I:rm DECEMBER. commencing At 81
o'clock, r: ~, vii! be sold, uPou the PREMISE, The Brick
yard, Oh Leigh street, adjoining the property 81 Col. Bigger
and others. Il contains abou, four acres. and vii be DIVIDED
Into lets nd sold by Il plat which will be exhibited a. the
I'm" o. sale. Also, ~ the same t!ne and p!~c:. n Pam H.
The couni' -; Hanover. about - nile, from The city g
Richmond, and mile from the Il. ,. 4 +. E%alptoal. ror
Lining ahon; %" acres. adjoining the land, OF k'm. VIM
snd Others, formerly The property "f the father Il aid u.
Dayi'. Immediately after the sale otth" BicLy an and Farm
viii >" sotl: 1T, lie Stable Lot, i~fontHg "a t, i ou IrA.
crime stree. "a. \ 10. of ground On south n ~ cay
street. opposite 20 ;ie RESIDENCE Of y. u. GIinn. 11aGrS -
feet. 80, \ frame House and Lot on Moore ut AL. N
'"S the property Of Williams y Eagsnd III, rec q.
"u m .,t-us:oH ~ L,Igh -'Feet. near ~. rr.ifrr 7fJAr'-
Il. Lacy. 9th, \ Lo, on the old srgitetoSn L. IN e :!
n"y, near the former resliec,c ~ Il. Ec;D,, al ruuGag
back 20 the property Of John y. johnson.
On TUESDAY, DECEMBER lGrn, coHmrncs : At o
O'Clock, a, the Er!cAy ard, on Leigh street, VIII 10 ,cii '.~
""ur" s!'.E Of E'ieLs On hand, consulting = "hoa Eo"n
masing implements, rre--'-. a., I'Mg;-', was:.. c"H'.
Harness, &C., &c.
After which, comneuc'u: AZ { " 'eiocs. T. ", y he sold,
aho,g 80 negroes. being Invaluable" q lot a. have er hes.
offered. coinpri-inr mr". "ariru. toys and sirl,l NmcrG
;b,m are two rA n; u H.yrr,, >ri ,sy,rsi .%,Garir
And on TrE. n.Y, ~. Mn&G .;Tn. eOmm,aein, .,
~ o'clock, T. Vi, upon the pTcai'"., viii be sol! lie req
denc= Il Vim. Davis, .ruatrl on Clay aud Monrc' streets,
OPPOSITE the ~frs'ie"cr O. sanarl ! L eisam AL imtrt
t!4te!y thereafter ali Ice -o!l the residence Of Peter b.
GIinn, situated on Cir, ami hlncr street,. Boti; 0f thv,-
are desirable r"-iirncrs, ami furnished with eys'y "OD'S
nienc., add pleasantly lo"at"t.
Pats Of the real cSt,i" May hc seen. a. soon a. hey caI
be prepared, at thu office o; N" AgcH"n.crs.
TRIMS :-For th- real .,lat-,oH" fourth cash. bIls4c- atG.
l.. and ! monih> for note. Si;h interest added, and Sc.
cured by trust deeds. For ilr ssSr.. cash Willie '"quireL
FOR the other personal IrHItFfN. rIsn Cor sums III ItT 80.
that amount sud over, { r months credit, for approved neg"
liable np''-, With l"i-r'.; aided.
joins u. STEGER, Tuntrr.
Sales conducted Ny i,"., u. T,,icE X SOS, Agc:s.
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>g>.,r.-N, u,.on ",r,r,nI .InIn,;,n
iE"'"iius i6r tie ap:riut,urp: ,;a select Com.
'mI'I"e t" enquire in,n the ;ar.,r and cou.r.
'.ilrH,r> 20 th. ,,.,,.r.l ,n,.,,,.an, -, ~.
. recent capture q: ll. r,;,,J SUI In.an,, ~.
I!arper'> Ferry. Mr. -,mh,,r NV, 20 ~
~ aunc".ment. 10y ,ro,jIin, ,I." fnr ,n irn,,;'
>iIi"n int" ihr uatnrc If III. y,rc,,, ,n,,n,. =,
;'c f:an.iol' 'r'n'! n Ni,.nni.
Ineu-U,i ''s"iutiuH- r"na;,:, rL.. i,,r,. -,
the :].",Uiuc>~ 81; lii" Senate l., ui..a.,i :, -;
ness wer" the" a~i"n''f'. 'nI tie senate a,i.
journcd.
~ii't>f. Nearly ai 'ir nen.i'.l> were nr,.
sru.. Inc y";c ,rr Speaker rr.ulr,.i =.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-12-06
AUCTION SALES.
BY JAMES N. TAYLOR d son, AUCT,S.
VERY VALUABLE REAL ESTaTR AND

PERSONAL. PROPERTY, CONSISTING OF SLAVES,
FLOODED COWS. MULES, HORSES, FARMING III
ELEMENTS, SC, At AUCTION.
WILL SELL. al the Falls Plantation. on James river.
L J. The County OF Chesterfield, opposite the city Of Rich.
p.end, ~ TUESDAY, She Cth day Of December next. com.
Es!ATt belonging To said estate, containing SAN Acres u
vaIiabl" had, a. icll0s.i Isl sores Of highly improved
farming land. lying abOu; the centre OF the farm: $50 screi
iI woods, iS!G: on the Petersburg Railroad. within one mile
OF lW- Town oi Manchester. 4 large portion Of which u
ncI'.! |""ieG: a.-o, ySlu,b!" wharf property, Wing n
James liver. extending from ;he terminus Of the b.nyi!Is
Railroad - the town Of Manchester. upon which there are
several sites particularly adapted for ware houses and
manufacturing establishments.
Aui a; Il O'clock, NJ. OF the ,arG- LAY, will be .olL Any
valuable Servants, consisting Of BY, Girls, Men, Women,
and Children.
TTrn'y.Gour superior Mich Cows. O! the u.o,, improved
stock; IL young Cattle; I YOKE OF oxen, aud atou. "
li,c..
I"entyfour youns and ~~eI!.brole Mu.e., superior AZ.
NAL = Horse, &c.
Alar:e variety OF FARMING IMPLEMENTS, consisting
IN rtft OF - Portahl. 1br--iunS Machine, two RrGpers,
Two prius, ole ClOf Cru-hcT, Sc, Wagons, Carts and Gear.
A""Gt $50 barrels Germ, q large quantity shuct., Fed.
der, and straw and q large quantity o: Fall and Winter
Vegetables
isrul' Of sale ~ fo~IIow-;-fo- the Real Estate, all SENS
:. t9'F" and under, on-tllrd cash: the EA..ucc a. |. =
~ !, years. for all ,ums OF 5000 and under a., Nd, one
80 ,. =. ,a'h, The balance In | , -, 3 and ( years; for g.. ums
snJ si''-H', on. 9TH cash, the balance 10 |, =. :, I
- 80. We" l~uTch''sr> 20 execute negotiable notes,
"", added, payable ,-n!.aunually, aud secured
"y uU>t "e"'-' for the ,lay.S, rs,s: for all othr, per.oral
pl",Tat'' ., ~, Of ri"" snh under. cash; over slON. g
added. S,W,I N.py
jas. VI. T,YL'K 4 Soy. Auct.. ~, 'ra-,ss
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TRUSTEES SALE or LAND IN THE

4 TRUSTEE In = deed q: trust eNeeu'.lby william ).
N Chick ami wife. bearing ia;" 18th OF January, ~,
nd duIv recorded in Hanover Couaty Court, ] shall Ia
execution Thereof proceed to sell al puDic auction, % tue
rreul;,... on THURSDAY. THE ETH OF JANUARY ncHt.
!, f1jr n "a, on the ir,t fair day thereafter, III. tract "l
land c,nvryr by the aid deed, lying and b-ing In the coun.
~ az Hanover, "a S.oay Run, bounded ~ the lands Of
TarI,ou 4. Wov,sor aud other, aud containing l2u Acres,
bcin. he same lot nf land ccnyrycd 10 the -sid William J.
CIic., hy william VI. Mallory aud vile on the 18th "fJau.
nary, l,J-.
TEkN-.-EaOugh in cash &" l-ir5y the expense. Of exc.
cutting the trust deed, and for The payment of \ bond for
tl1G.S!, with Interest, executed by III. said William J.
Chick to the said William NJ. Mallory on the Zj,li Of Japu1.
r, ISIS. The balance aiil be subject 10 the direction OF
tie Legal representatives, % The said William J. Chick.
Dee s-cWtds :. COSTES. Trustee.
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EXECUTORS' SALE Or yIuy
RIAL STAIE Ia rIIu nnI.Nrr. Al

CHESTERFIELD.
fs'iE undersigned, executors Of Charles Marx. trstJ will
Il sell ~ public agc'ion on the premises, on TUESDAY
the 9th DAY of December, !>s:, commencing al luL O'clock
that very valuable raRM purchased G: Samuel MARY.
executor, bei:s part ofth- Falls Plantation. containing about
80 acres, with all The improvements thereon, consisting o:
a comfortable dwelling house, excellent barns, aGG all re
ccSary out buildings, an orchard 81 choice fFCii trees
numerous springs OF excellent water, and a reservoir which
supplies through hvdrant- the entire on, buildings with pure
spriGs water. The proximity Of this farm 10 the city U.
Richmond aud the town of Manchester, renders Il valuable
both Tor gardening and farming. \ crop Of ,jor loo bush
els .; wheat has been seeded thereon.
Also, about - acres 81 Wood Land, wing on or near the
turnpike and railroad, aud sdjsccn: 10 the above farm.
TrsN--0nc.sith cash IA. balance at I, !, 3, { and 3
year, The purchaser 10 execute negotiable notes, bearing
date on the l2lh dIy -: October, with !ntcrrs, added, pay
able >rm''"nnaaNy, aud secured by a trust deed.
{. " PURCELL,
Il. ". BUTTON, rES'crs.
SAM. {. GREESli0W,
; e Sale conducted hy Ja-. VI. Taylor & Son, AUcts.
nms i-.As1
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PUBLIC MEETING IN LUNENBURG.

The whole people Of Luncnburg County,
without regard to party, sect, ar denomination,
arc requested to meet nj our December Court.
tthc 10th day pf the month"; TO consider
OF the signs OF the times, and tv enter
into some concert of action for our mutual pro-
lection aud safety, against tho 'irrepr.ssijLf
condiet." And all the officers of tie Militia
and Volunteer Companies are especially re-
qucsicd 10 attend. together with al line NagiS-
lratr> nnd "lIrr risii officers ri the County.
ioX IOPCLr.
p. Site Wing, Examiner and Index, Of
Richmond, AID the Press, and other papers of
Petersburg, are requested to copy.
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AUCTION SALES.
ny GODDIN & ApPEKsON, Auc,s.

VERY sALI.ABLE REL ESTATE, on
TIE NORTH EIDE OF GRnAD STREET, utTwEES
FIFTH AND SIXTH STl:Etl-, in: SALE At AlC-
TlDN.
r The request Of ". george ! Smith, ,Si," has Iur-
n caa-rd u larger piece of real estate in the immediate
:!ciHiiy, ia which 10 carry OF III bushes Ia better suyat.
tIc",i We will -ril. II public auction. cg tie prr'ni,r.. 90.
MONDAY. TIE 3rIi or DECEMBER, lSH, At #n "'rlarS.
T.. NJ, lie H.; GA which his carthage ufauufacory nov rIsnI-,
coming u feet, running back ~ itct tp ~ alley 10 feet
vide. Til. it will te sold entire, or 10 tao equal parts.
as may Ice d-crned best. After the sale Of the l"i.. all the
brick and other bu.iiin-s thereon Sll leo sold. tae sane To-
H. removed 10 q -hort time. The foregoing real r''atr i, ~
we'll aud ~iavorably located for hu-iEes- PURPOSES, taat 1t l.
deemed unnecessary TO say NOR" than that there are few
more desirable business locations in that par; OF ia, city.
T~sEMs:-ur-,hird cash. balance At four and seven
monihs, for negotiable no:r-, interest added, and ;i'!- -.
aimed I'LL the last note he paid.