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Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-03

~ associated Themselves ngvthur Gti thu
y OtiDES WtSutlLlD, tor the putpusr conducting
acnera Commission aud forw ardg business, The
and NV r building the opposite
Va and Tenn kallruad Depot, bciiw
Andersen, Adams Co take r method Informing their
and pubic thar tvN
and rr stie, Produce of descrirtun
REASONABLE. turus House CITY They
their IKE pruIsr then
best edoiis sassiavon to All Ia"
call Nm, IL. Ogden,
IL G.. {. MlNUFitlD
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1859-02-03
OAee soash-SiSc Asailrsnd Compaay.
PETkhaBURa, July Ist, les.


uNuRRCT ROUTE 10 THE WKsT nsd ,L~
~ VIRGINIA srkiNas. via south.sde Railroad from Pc
i,rurg to Lynchburg, via Va Tenn railroad from Lynch
Lury 10 Braio East Tenn and Va railroad Bristol
IVA las. Team and ueorgia Railroad from Kno.
Ton Chattanooga via Nashville aud Chattanooga Railroad
Chattanooga 10 stevenson Vi. Msmph's and Charleston
kalroad from Stevenson To Memphis
through Tickets tue above he Spring.
and ia gage checked through at the Office South Side RAJ
H., follow ing schedule win be the South Side Raj
road commencing on SUNDAY next The 4ih ui July,
-" MAIL. AND PASSENGER TRAIN
Connecting with Richmond and DanvIlo Trains II,
5juncton and =" nh the through route lynch
Leave Petersburg daily ut '...'........'.... ;O"cik
Arrive lie Juneiion) at......-..... e.l6
Anseat iarmville at. .....'....'...'..''... ~
Au."at l>hchbuTg al ......'........''.... 1890 j. NJ
Leave Lyn' GGuig daily at..........-s'..... 80 "
Ar.Se Al ; afm>hi" at.... '.''.'....'...... a NJ
Aityeai bahev'te rJunei"nj aluminium. 2.l1
"'''"' ''''''"'1 rnriiiIr TRAIN '''
Connecng with Eehmond aud Danvli" Trains AT the Jun,
AuI,c Butkc,!lie l.unctionJ at ..........+..1 NJ
At,,, N, um,lll, al ......,.......,,...I. do T. Al
AriAu NJ iJu.hburg .t............ t.tJ
Leave Ly"6h"'s daily at..................... An.
Au,tt iia Aesle tJunet,ouJ at....-......... NJ
A'i"n f',is AT; 40 NJ
Tr'', Wa ~ attached to tn. Train leaving ly'hnurs ~
tre'sat TAT ~ Al aud pa'.cnyer. upor est. Will
lake tnn Man Iran a, oti"'k. Nj. stopping places 10
tax ia Anu pal al aaA'ns.s Ia be srety "oorN"do, tho.
u, sS me ian AID "a no '.s. A ,ae 30" "' '"ptsl
At an, 9th F"n anh' land Ani's"n -" MA fofd y
" d..ns, NtINnte BiaeA and Nhrs'-. Notipwa5 L. II
hU,e'siir ,too ,gh Bridge Fam,I!, ftesi",,. ramp
IT, i'e'es'", Arp"na'toA spout Sp'"E t1p'od. James
River
South Side Railroad Freight aud Passenger Trans leav"
Petersburg hai', tsunda, sexecpi"'b at..'....l
Leave City r'nt
ANY" al '"ir shure at, 10 "
Guy ~ lat 10" N"riolk and ever, saturday morning
Jauiostowu Jound ior New hoIk
The Az. Tran tin. Road will be only when
ihee is busne,s Justify stopping places taAe aid
u
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-04-28
CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK

WoAEN AND BABIES Gail Hamilton in bis
last essay to the National Era, says:
There is also vast deal of nonsense atloat
in the feminine world about infancy. Let ever
so unsighty baby be brought into room
where there are half-a-dozen women, particu-
larlY Young ladies, and what a billing and COO
ing, aud kissing and hugging, and fondling.
and fracturing Of epithets and hustling togeth-
er of VoWels aud consonants. and a general
muddle, and enthusiastic rhapsodies about the
beauty and grace, and sweetness, and charm
ingness of infancy. All of which and q great
deal more, is to be forgiven to mothers They
have earned right to indulge in any eXtraya-
gance they choose concerning their own chill
dren but why unintereSted persons of mature
years should be so transported at the sight Of
o baby, | should not understand | cherish
no hatred against the poor things that is |
am willing they should live. A wise provi-
dence has ordained that We should all pass
through the portals Of infrmity to the temple
OF perfection and having made safe passage
ourselves, We ought not 10 cherish mnrderous
designs against those who are vet in the uar-
row way. We reverence the great possibilities,
the certain eterni,ies, that lie closed in their
tiny fists. Our trust for the future should give
Us patience with the present. Faith enables
Us to see what sight cannot discern, Their help.
leSsGess appeals to our better natures and
thus, by the aid Of religion, philosophy and
charity We can learn to contemplate them with
calm aud rational equanimity, sometimes
amounting TO satisfaction. But SO far as ba
bies are pa pab.e, obvious, present, isolated
facts, they are not to be compared, in point Of
beauty or interest, TO lamb, chicken, gos-
ling, or a very young pig. The latter are in
telligert lively. frolicsome, arch timid inquir-
ing, affectonate The baby is lumpy, stolid,
staring, inert q mere shapeless mass of aabby
flesh, continually threatening to fall to pieces;
a geIatinous compound, not pleasant to look
at, very dsagreeable to hear, and too preca-
rious 10 be touched In short thing TO be
commi>erated, nursed, and worked up into
something better a. soon as possible
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-04-28

ting to his profession, but upon every subject,
the elegantly carved desk, the secretaries, the
heavy enameled safe, the great arm chair, and
the soft lounges, set invitingly for favored
clients, all these were in thorough keeping, not
only with each other, but with the solitary in
mate Of the room.
There came ring at the front door, en- nm
usual thing at such an hour, and few mo-
mentS after the servant appeared at the Ii
brary door, informing Mr.. Thorne that i" a la
dy in carriage wished to see him on impor-
tant business"
A lady in a carriage who can she be ?"
and the lawyer sat abstractedly coming over
which of his clients could seek him at so unrea-
sOnable an hour.
Are you sure it is lady, John ?"
Yes sir"
How is she dressed ?"
In black sir silk dress, mantilla, velvet
bonnet real lady, sir"
Very well, show her in :" and the lawyer
laid his segar aside, and took his slippered feet
down from the chair on which they had been
resting.
CONCLUDED NEXT WEEK
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-04-28

IDLE BoYs-A write r in the North Western
Christian Advocate has the following sound
advice to boys, which all our young readers
would do well to consider
lie who is idle and vicious in school. is still
more so when be leaves it. He who fires squibs
will IN time FIRE pistols. He who PLAYS cards
for sport, will, if be tnrn not, play ere long for
money. lie who rObs ben-roOts and orchards
will probably some day rob safes and pocket
books. lie may not do it in the way 10 ex-
pose himself to the penitentiary be may have
bis wits so sharpened as to rob legally, by set
ting up wildcat bank, or betraying the con-
fidence of his employer, or obtaining the pos
session Of property without the means of pay
ing for it, or by getting his hand upon the
public Golfers, that he may Gil his OVID, under
the soft appellation of " breach of trust"
would that you could see with my eyes for
q little while you wonld then think with me
that he who, when boy, could not be trusted
cannot now that he is man. 1t would not
be proper for me TO mention names, or could
Illustrate this by numerous painful examples.
But they are not necessary Effect will follow
cause ; as man s0ws. so shall be reap boy
hood is the seed-tme Of which manhood is tho
harvest
As, therefore. yon love yourselves, from the
habit, while young, of employing all your time
usefully. Never be unemployed The land
is full of dlers, striving to live without labor.
1t is not to be supposed that you are never to
take recreation /; this is usefnl-it is necessary
bat if it come after hard study or productive
labor, it will probably be heaithful and mod
crate. An honorable mind, in the desire of
mere relaxation, will not 20 forth in forms Of
mischieVons exertiOn 1t is not to be suppos-
ed that boy Is to he man, much less an old
man but, in the midst OF his mirth and hill
arity, he may be innocent and amiable.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-04-28

THERE are n1nr men eho have never gam
bled ami many women who have never firted.
There are many dogs. tan. taaE have never
killed their own mutton yet very few that
having once began, have ever stopped.
Iyorj Bacon beautifully sail II man be
gracioas 10 strangers, IL shoss he is citizen
Of the world, and that bis heart is 20 island
cat of from the other lands, Dot continent
that ions them
~We hare just heard OF fellor, who
being asked for the payment Of : sraall debt.
actually flchei from his creditors pocket a
ten dollar gold piece. and paid him out OF IL
Tia: vas. certainly psyi1s tie c:e1ilOr IN bis
crr con -Frs---s
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-04-28

TIE ISoUIsTTITE 1ASkEE.-The following
new edition, with improvements OF old anec-
dote, is exceedingly rich
4 gentleman riding in an eastern railroad
car which was rather sparsely supplied with
passengers. observed in o seat before him, a
lean slab-sded Yankee, every feature of whose
face seemed to ask question and little cir
cumstance proved that he possessed q most
" "inquiriug mind" Before him. occupying the
whole seat. was q lady, dressed in deep black
and after shifting his position several times
and maueuvering to get an opportunity TO
look her into the face, be at length caught her
eve.
"In affiction ~
" Yes. sir. responded the lady.
Parent father or mother -
No, sir"
Child. perhaps "a boy or gall"
No. sir. not a child, have no children"
"Husband.7
Yes" was the curt answer
Hun :-colery "a tradiu man. may be-
MY husband was a sea-faring mau-the
captain Of vessel lie didn't die Of cholera,
he was drowned"
"Ob. drowned, eh - pursued the inquisitor
hesitaling for brief Instant.
Save his ails. r
d" Yes. the vessel was saved, and ny husbands
effects said the widow.
Has they ?7 asked the Yankee, his eyes
Frightening up.
q" PICus man ,"
He was member Of the Methodist Chorch." ="
The uez: question was little delayed, but
il came.
Don't yeon think you've got great cause
to be thankful that be was pioas u4an aud
saved his chisI:7
Il do :" said the widow, abruptly, and turn
ing her bead 10 look out OF the NindOw. the in
defatigabie pump changed his position, held
the widow by the gli,teFing eye once more,
and pTopounded one more query, IN lover
tone With his head slightly inclined forward
over the back Of the seat " Vas yog t1LcE-
l1firg to g,' H'GTTld 2
+ Sir said the widow indignantly, "you are
impertineal - And she left her seat aud took
another Oh the other side OF the car.
+ Pears to be litile huffy, said the iusTabls
bore. turning TO our narrator behind him; 81 she
needn't be mad didn't want 10 hurt her
ieelin's What did they make you pay for that
umbrel you've gOI in yoag hand, Irs rea
pOoIy one p
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-04-28

SoNE gentlemen we're discoursing Of reform
ed drunkards, when one of them observed that
he shonld think the greatest difficulty with to-
pers who eudeaYorcd 10 reform, would be the
recollection Of their old apPetites. Il should
think said wag, who, by the way. is a
Cambridge professor, that the recollection of
their happy tisAt, would be the greatest diff
cn!ty IN such cases" The professor may pos
sibly happen to know what he is talking about
-Bos:c7 Post.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-04-28

We'll MATcHEp.-' John" quoth the gentle
Julia TO her sleepy lord, one warm morning st a
late hour. 3" wish you'd take pattern by the
thermometer
As how muttered her worse half open.
ing his optics
Why, by rising
Hin | wish you wouli initiate that other
hzamagig that hangs up by 1.-THE bsrome-
ter"
Why 50 p ..
Cause then, you'd let me know when
storm is coming"
Well matched, that
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-04-28

Tine GRATITUDE ASD REyESoE-Time is q
good and faithful friend, but most revengeful
aud remorseless enemy. Like a deep feeling
and iove-desiriug human heart, it treasures up
grateful memory of kindness and good SER
vice and is sure, sooner or later, to make pay
ment with the addition of compound interest
Bnt for every instance OF neglect or abuse, it
takes certain and terrible vengeance and none
who incnr It's anger can escape its punishment; !;
for, like death, time is inexorable
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-04-28
4 GOOD story is told of fellow in Ohio dri-

4 GOOD story is told of fellow in Ohio dri-
wing q cFszy one horse wagon over q railroad
track. He was run into By the locomotive, his
vehicle demolished. and himself landed, unhurt,
about two rods from the scene of disaster.
The engineer stopped the train TO see if any
one was killed. Well, friend, said he TO the
fellow, are you badly hurt = The reply.
Yaukee like. Sas by another question, long
drawn out "WiiI-you-s-e-t-tl-e now, or
wait till-tin morning p
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-04-28

\ yoang miss haying accepted The offer of
q youih 10 gallant her home, afrerKarlis fear
ing that joses might he cracked st her ex-
pense. i the fact shoall become public, dis
missed him when alOat half EaT enj0Ting his
secrecy. "Don'i I've afraid. said hr, of ny
sayiLg aHy'hinZ a5oat i, for ! ferl as mach
a>baned Of il s. yOG do
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-04-28

WHAT M4KEs a MAS,-The longer live.
the more certain am that the great difference
between men. the grrat and insignificant, Is
eneFgy-inyincibie deterniEsation-an honest
purpose once iHed-and the victory. That
quality will DO anything that can I've done in
the world and n talent. no circumstances, no
opportunity viii make = rwo legged creature
man without II -Gosfis
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-04-28

W. heard man call another man an er-
tortioner the other day for suing him, day
or two before
WHY friend. replied the man who brought
the emit. " did if 10 ohlic" yonT
ITO oblige mr in.iepd har 50,
WHY TO Ob.i-c vou ~ nav NO.
Bradford reporter. [volume] (Towanda, Pa.) 1844-1884, 1859-04-28

A FELLOW found gUiIty OF Burglary, before
Justice Day, in ireland, observed that his tate
was singular, that he los; by Day VIA, he
70, 0r night
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-15
LEGAL ADVERTIS NTSI
Mortgage Sale.

nEFAULT having been made in the payment
- of certain sum Of money secured 20 be
paid by AT indenture of mortgage, bearing date
the sixteenth ia OF February, \. Il. 1888. exc
cuted by A. B. Paine and his wife II. L. Pane,
TO Sidney Cooley. and recorded in the Office OF
the Register of Deeds, for the county OF lugham,
State OF Michigan, on the sixteenth day OF Feb
ruarv. 1855. at 4 o'clock p. NJ, in Liber lU OF
mortgages, on pages 492 ard 4e3, o! which &C.
fault the power TO sell contained IN said indeuture
Of mortgage has become operative, on which IN
denture OF mortgage andth promissOry notes, 10
secure the payment OF which II was gwen, there !
claimed TO be due at the date hereof, the sum oi
two hundred and sixty three dollars and twelve
cents 1868 l2l and no suit o. proce edirgs having
been Instituted at law 10 recover the debts secur-
ed bv said indenture OF mortgage or any part
thereof now therefore. Notice j. hereby given,
that bv virtue o.. power OF sale contained IN
said indenture of mortgage. and Of the statute
in such case made and provided, the said mort
gage viii be foreclosed by public sale OF the
mortgaced premises, described a. fellows, 10 Wit :
Commencing at point, the north west corner OF
y. &. t,riieths land, thence running south eight
tS) rods 10 post, thence west four "a ross,
thence north eight tsl rods 10 the south side OF
Broadway thence east four q rods, 10 the place
of beginning, and directly opposite to lot No. 3
in Block No. one, o. parallel with the said Lot
therein described according to the recorded pla,
of the village of Nova Scotia, in the township Of
Ouondaea. in the county of lngbam and State OF
Michigan, will ne sold at public auction, 10 the
highest bidder, at the Court House in the village
of Mason, in the county of Ingham, and State
aforesaid, on Thursday, the twenty fourth n
day Of February, A. u. 1859, at one ocleck r
NJ. of said day-Datcd. November 18th, 1858
EEnHLE FITCH A.-iupap
! SHAW & BRCs=os, Att'ys for Assignee.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-15
IL. ST. JOHNS COUGH AND CON-
SUMPTION SYRUP.

7.t.s.i. wo have IT. a,.e use q t.s great TeulsGy
tt-v n B. '.r -, i,- -o any preps-a'i-i - >ii'~'
ar -r- Of ;'s-l.t. 10 t,- = ai1 - l. -. -,
FL. S-i.rr- % N1.E Pan AZ. soTrieSs 81 Ire
ix-- 3-r,t->, a r. ;1..' Cough. Crous- "hi1>e.ciN
So. cares --.--'ri rs t- mel enc arr q Z i'9s'
t-,,-t-- .t.t g.arrr.l character cases tnat LrNc
~, stE.. ~ - tui-ent physicians a, inc1 lo'
rs5 v-.r- tvc i = a. oi -pccts'-r .1 a.
: ID. ,g., praluu.cet licCrstc by seven : yS',.'-'
Tsac.S-s are ~ sN-G'S ye.Ts -tAnG;ng NSsi- titTe
- 49, " o.. : thew AVE hem afflicted 81 Gld d
SusTr na ihry have given ft.> great reie!S TIA.
y IL ~! ry- Iu I'M C-s a.u c1dr ~ = = mo-, -
- a., T.. M. tile: and j. ui-te-Tl cases oui oll-etS.
s-.--lr yrsl. l-ly rl among III MO 80 gu,
i..r ..roUs and lnclrsbie. II VIII eHrci cHe- -
~. h. = Zen ta verf-; safety by persous o. the mo-
4l-rz'- cont, lI;Or Is j. pare Eeg-tshe s'~i Is I"
pl- sat. trsl:Hy, and nv.sorailnz tome
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-15
Sheriff sale.

DI virtue of a writ II execution Issued out of
II and under the seal of the Circuit Court for
toe county of Wastenaw, 10 me directed and de-
Hvered, have levied upon all the right title and
interest OF James Hynes, in aud TO the following
described lands and tenements, To wit: the west
half of Southwest quarter of section (36D thirty
six, ana the northeast quarter Of southeast
quarter of section (35) thirtytive, and the north
west quarter o! section twenty-seven, town two
north range two east in the county of Ingham
and State Of Michigan, which | shall expose for
sale at public vendue, to the highest bidder, at
the Court House, in the village of Mason, on
Tuesday, the sth day of March. A. ID. 1889 at
o'clock T. NJ r. L. Low, Sheriff
January Il, 4 u. 1854. 6wl96
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-15
Ayers Cathartic Pills.
ron ALL TIE PURPOSES FAMILY rrys,c

are - composed that disease within fhc I-,4, ,e
their action can rarcly Withstand ~, c,rtr h,r
1hcIr pentirsnng propcrticS scrc'i. and cissrsr.
and in'igora,e every portion Of thc hinan olaai.-
ISM correcting Is diseased action. AND -.a ir
its healthy N;litics. A. a consequence ~ the>e
properties. the Invalid who q bowed DOM viii
PAIN OF physical ccliHis Is a~toii>'lcd &c hua ts
health ~ energy restored b, i,'r,jv ~, ouee C
simple and inviting
Not only do the cac Tie vth las .ou;iaals
of every toiy. TIT also i.ar. formidable aui
dangerous diseases. Ia" .,,"uf '.,.N r-r;cd O.
pleased Il furnish grail, 49, Ar'i.,.fn Aiuai.4,,
CoutaihiIe c,Iiiiitt1~ al t',u cur, ;u s.g'r.,u,
for their usc in the following complaint, Z. girt
mess, Heartburn. Headacte Dts,',g ffol d.'o'asoa
Noml,h. Nasss. ilGsgo ton. Pa. a. sla 'ioiltt
Traction cr Ns Bows',. fa.ttast..y, !HsS ~ "
rte. Jar,Ddfcc. aud other kindred o"u'. 'eiri-
arising from low state Of the tod, ''tst''' ea
oi IL f,iuctirI.s.
Do 10, be put OF ~ unrTincipi'd il"a'a of
some other pin they max" more profit un. An
for AYERS Pills. and take nothing else.
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-15
MORTGAGE sale.

/ lttAJLI having been mad. in the c0ndiiioa
~ ot a certain mortgage executed bv Joseph
/. towies, OF lansing, lngham county, Michi-
gan, iior purchase money! 10 Ro-el y. Briggs
and Ensign Briggs, of SMYRNA. in the State of
New York, bearing date the 24th day of Deem
Der, 4. ID. 1857, and recorded in the Office OF
the Register oi Deeds for said county of Inrham
on the 9th day of January, A. D. 1858, in Iber
eleven Of mortgages, OH page 81, upon which
Indebtedness OF mortgage there is claimed to be
due and unpaid al the date of this notice, the
sum Of four hundred and sixteen ($il6 Oh
dollars; and IN addition thereto, an attorney fee
OF thirty tS3o) dollars, was provided Ia be paid
by its terms, on foreclosure of said mortgage:
aad no suit AZ law having been instituted to re-
cover the same, or any part thereof, now, there
lore, notice l. hereby given, that by virtue %:
power of sale in said mortgage contained, | shall
sell at public vendue to the highest bidder, on
Monday, the second day of Nav next, AT O'Clock
in the afternoon of said day, at the Court House
IN the village Of Mason, tthat being the place of
holding the Circuit Court for the COUNTY of Ing
ham, the premises described in said mortgage,
or 80 much thereof as will be sufficient 10 uay
the amount due on said mortgage together with
the costs and expenses OF foreclosure and sale
which said premises are described in said mort
gage as follows, tn wit: the east halt oc the
north cast quarter of section No. tnirtvtwo 81.
in township tive % north OF range one (l) west,
in the county of Inghan, and tate of Michigan,
saving and rcscrving from the south west corner
OF said east half Of the north cast quarter. ten
tlul acres, decided heretofore 70 Marshall f
Walker, containing seventy acres, more or lsss.
Ro>EL ID. BRIGGS X ENSIGN BRIGGS,
Mortgages
wv. IT, PlScKNFY. Atty for MORTGAGE.
Lansing, February |, A ID. 1852 l97wI2
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-15

Ol virtue Of writ "a. execution issued cut al
ID and under the seal Of the Circuit Court for
the county Of Ingham, 10 me directed and deliv-
cred, have levied upon AT tn" right, title and
interest of Murrin Burr. in and 10 the follow
ing described lands and trEcmcfts. 10 VII: al
of block two hundred and tweu'v-Eve t225l and
lots six, seven, eight, nine and ten. in block two
hundred and twenty-iour, l22i. in the VILLAGE
of Lansing, county of ingharl, and State of
Michigan, which shall expose for sale TO the
highest bidder. at the front door Of the Court
House, in the village of Mason, in said COUNTY
OF lncham, on the second day of March, A D.
1850, at one O'Clock in the afternoon
EDY BAKER, Sheriff.
By II. II. DuNkS. Deputy
Dated Lansing, Jan. l., lS59 Gslp5
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-15
SNs.rESI safe.

D1 virtue of two executions issued out OF aud
- under the seal of the Circuit Court for tLe
county of Washtenaw, to me directed and
delivered | have levied upon all the right.
title and interest of James Hynes in and 10
the following described lands aud tenemcnts, 10
vii: the west half of southwest quarter of sec
ton t36l thirty-six, and the northeast quarter
of the southeast quarter II section (3J) Thirty
five town two north of range tao east in the
county of ingham, and State of Michigan, which
shall expose for sale at public vcndue to the
highest bidder, at the front door of the Court
House, in the village Of Mason, in said county on
Tuesday. the sth day Of March, \. y. 1879, at
O'Clock L. Y. H. i. LOW, Sheriff
Mason. Januarv l.. 1850 GwIaG
The Lansing state Republican. [volume] (Lansing, Mich.) 1855-1874, 1859-02-15
~naa.ISrs SaIa.s..

III virtue OF one eX"cuj .ph issued out oi
ID ant under the seal of the Circuit Court for
IA" county of Ingham, 10 me directed and de-
Gvered. have levied upon all the right. title
and interest OF John Pollock and Nvrou J. Pol
lock, ia and to the following described lands AMI
tcncments, to wit: the west half OF the north
west quarter Of section twentv-esltt and a-o,
the east half Ot the south east quarter ot sect
ton twenty nine, both pieces of land being ia
town three north of range one east, State Oi
Michigan, which ! shall expose for sale at public
auction, on THURSDAY, the 9th day Of March.
1859 at one O'Clock in the afternoon of said DAY,
NJ the Court Hou.c, in the village Of Mason,
in said COUNTY. EDY BAKER, Sheriff
nv VANDERC00h, Under Sheriff.
Dated January, 18th, 1870 TO-.