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THE WHEELER q WILSON STITCH
OCCCGC0Oo0G

rs APPLICABLE TO ALL PURPOSE
i HEuMlNG, CoRpING. TUcKtNc
QUILTING. TELLING, GATHER1NG
done neatly and with despatch at the office in
JOHNSON'S HALL, Norfolk,
22MAIN STREET, Richmend.
W Price of Machines $50, 90 to BOO, tps
W- Perfect satisfaction guaranteed. -sG}
no lS-lw* E. H. CRAIGE. Agent
H y A NUMBER Of years have elapsed
liz since the introduction of DR.. ]. Hos
LETTERS CELEBRATED BITTERS to the
public. The prejudice existing in the minds
OF many persons against what are denominased
patent medicines at first greatly retarded its
sale, but as its virtues and merits became
known, this barrier OF prejudice was over
thrown, and the demand Increased so rapidly
that IN few years scarcely village existed in
the United States in which the afflicted had not
experienced the benefits arising from the use
OF the "Bitters," and at the present day there
are to be found in all parts OF the World
vouchers for the great merits of the article. No
greater cure for Dyspepsia can be found
For sale by BURRUSS & BRO, wholesale
Agents, and Importers OF BraIdies, Wines and
fine Havana Segars, Norfolk, Va, and by Drug
sists and dealers generally. everywhere
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
NATIONAL HOTEL. NORFOL,

VIM. L. Walters, Proprietor.
Judge Halliburton, Richmond; Colonel j +
Wiley, Amelia; Rev. Mcintosh, Georgia; l.
Harding, Saratoga; E Birmingham, Eas
tern Shore; g Benson, Rochester; DR. A b
Everett, Chas West, Virginia; A Il Lindsey,
lady and servant, Norfolk Co.
+ MERCHANTS HOTEL NORFOLK.
job" Smith, Jr., Proprietor.
B Morriss, D F Bagly, Hartford, N G; j
A jackson, Murfreesboro, N c; G S Benson,
New York; e II Maralile, Charles City Co.;
John Tilford and friend. Hampton; Phillip
northen, Currituck, NC; A L Smith, N l.
P Railroad; L W D Shackleford, Frederick
g Geggins, Charles d Mallory, John Feley,
Matthew Henderson, J d NJ Sylvester, Bal
timore.
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MAYORS COURT PORTsMoUTH--G w GStce.
Presiding. @
The case of Sylvanus, slave of B. B. War
rem, We. Isaac, slave of Captain Tee, for
stabbing, was inve stigated, and Isaac order
ed twenty-five stripes, and ts pay the costs
$685.. Co.,
No ether business-city quiet last night.
BY the following notice
it will be seen that Mayer Grice has sugges
ted to the citizens of Portsmouth the pro-
priety of observing Thursday, the 9th inst,
as day Of Thanksg living. We trust this
suggestion will be responded to by the peo
Pile of our sister city, and that the places of
business will be closed
Notice. t- -
Thursday next, the 2Ath inst, win be Oh.
served by most Of the States, and many of
the cities of the Commonwealth, as a day of
Thanksgiving, and respectfully suggest to
our citizens the pr0priety of also observing
that day as one of Thanksgiving for the
many blessings we have enjoyed for the past
year. GEO. W. GRIoR, MAYOR.
SUDDEN DEATH-About 4 p. IN. yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Burfoot widow lady about thirty.
five years of age who resided on Church street.
while making some purchases in Foster E
Moore's Dry Good Store next door to this Office.
was taking with tit of coughing, made some
slight complaint of feeling sick and started to
walk to the front door. Being unable to stand,
she lay quickly down upon the floor, and Doc.
tors Wilson and Gait were Immediately called
In, but she sank rapidly and in about 90 min.
utes ceased to breathe. sudden affection of
the heart, was probably the cause of her DEATH
The deceased leaves several children to mourn
their sad bereavement.
Coroner Summers was in attendance, but id
not deem it requisite to hold an inquest, and
the body was quietly removed to the residence
of the family.
The Opera HOUSE. We are grati6ed to
learn that Mrs. Howard and Mr.. Watkins
were greeted last night with one of the lar
gest houses of the season, to witness that re-
markable and beautiful production, The
Hidden Hand, from the polished pen of that
gifted and much esteemed writer, Harry
Watkins, who takes part in the play him
self. The performance is spoken of as hav-
ing gone of in the best possible manner,
and gave the greatest possible satisfaction
to the large and intelligent audience pre-
sent.
We are gratifed to be able to state that
it will be repeated this evening to give the
hundreds who were kept away by the in
clement weather of last evening, an oppor-
tunity Of seeing it.
This piece will draw another large audi
fence, be the weather good or bad, and per-
sons who desire seat are advised to be in
time.
Persons visiting the Opera House can be
supplied with good "Opera Glasses for the
evening, by making application to Mr.. A.
Jakeman at the box door.
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Mrs. WinslOv, an experienced nurse and
female physician, has Soothing Syrup for
children teething, which greatly facilitates the
ducing all ENTHUSIASTICALLY allay all pain
and is sure to regulate the bowels. DEFEND
upon it, mothers, it will give rest to yourselves
and relief and health to your infants. Perfect
ly safe in all cases. See advertisement in
another column. nv % Iv
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LOOK OUT.-Tax Collector, John S. White,
of the city of Portsmouth, informs us that
he intends on Wednesday to commence to
levy on the real estate and all other get-at-
a-bles of the non tax-paying denizens of that
city, in pursuance to the order adopted at
the last meeting Of the City Council. This
is quite summary proceeding, but it ap-
pears to be tho only efsctual way to mako
some people ."toe the mark" We do not
believe the citizens OF our sister city wish to
shirk the payment OF their taxes, but the
habit Of representation has rendered this
unpleasant step to Mr.. White necessary
Come up gentlsmss, and pay ysur taxes and
save yourselves the disagree able procedure.
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LooK Our FOB THE BALLooN.-The grand
monster Balloon, which has created such a
sensation in New York, is expected to leave
that city for Europe ts-morrew-if fair, if
not, next fair day-snd as we had engaged
passage:in it,and the proprietor has promised
to call by for us, we advise all our read
ers, on both sides of the river, to be on the
look out for it as we expect it to reach this
city about IL O'Clock. Persons who desire
passage to Europe are notified to be in read
mess, to start by half past twelve. They
are restricted to thirty pound of baggage,
including three days provisions. A Caloric
Engine, similar to the one which works the
Day Book4 "Hoe," will be on :board and
will be the "moter" by which the ''huge
monster" will be steered. By the way we
would suggest to some Of our young men
who are in the habit of going up in snoc-
turnal balloon thst this trip offers rare
chance for an cereal voyage, and they had
better avail themselves of this opportunity.
for regular "out and OUTER" as they can
indulge in any extent Of potations when
aboard this.craft, without the fear of the
Mayor or Charles. The passenger Of in.
qairing mind win have an. opportunity OF
cultivatiDg the acquaintance of the oman in
the MOON" The merchant will have an op-
portuniry of laying in supply of "green
cheese" The lover of nature will enjoy the
privilege of taking in at. one glance all the
picturesque scenery OF pudding creek"
while the more philosophic passenger will
be afforded most excellent chance of count
ing the stars--Look out for the mouster bal
loon s
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ESLUID, FLUID. go Bbls of No. just 70
4 ceived and for sale low by
no ~ WD ROBERTS JB., 3 CO,
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Cant. Nones has again been ordered to the
command of che q, =, Revenue Cutter Ferv
ward,
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Foreign.

The dates from Bavaria, TO the Sth sep
TENDER, bring intelligence from Borneo to
the 18th August, announcing that the as
sault ON the fort Tabanto had succeeded al
ter the loss of two Dutch officers. The
Queen of Tannette having divorced her hus-
band Daa Bakka, on account of incompati-
bility of temper, the latter tried to get up
an insurrection. The Queen, accompanied
py some Dutch officers and q reserve of
Dutch troops, took the field against him,
and after come skirmishing she succeeded in
defeating him with considerable slaughter.
The dates FROM Bangkok, Siam, are to
sent. /. The only news is that the King,
accompanied by his heet, was expected from
Igor on that day.
Manila newspapers to August 81 contain
no news of interest. Opthalimia, suppose d
60 have been brought over from Hong Kong
ia very prevalent amongst all classes.
A Buenos Ayres letter of the 2sth of Sep
TENDER says Mr.. Yancey, U. 5. Minister,
left here yesterday in the steamer Mersey
for Rome, by way Of England.
correspondent at Port au Prince, wri-
ting ON the 9Th inst, says that the discovery
of another conspiracy had Frustrated bust
ness. Sixteen of the conspirators were shot
on the Sd of September, and large number
were then in prison awaiting trial for SINH
lar offences.
From Java we are told that the Governor
General was still prosecuting his progress
through part OF the country. Since the
18th of August he had visited Majokerto,
Kediri, Tulong-Agong (where he inspected
the marble quarries,l Ponorogo, Madiun
Ngawi, Surakarta and Djokjokarta, where
ais Excellency exchanged civiiities with the
lnltan. Some disturbances had been excited
in the native districts of Timar, beyond the
Dutch boundaries, by fanatic who had
collected following and was stirring up the
mountain population. AT Lareutuka,on the
same island, variances prevailed between
mahommedans and native Christians.
----------------
Lecture By Lady.-Grace Greenwood
ssctured at fremont Temple, in Boston, No
yember Is, to an immense audience Her
suh;ect was-tThe Heroic in Common Life. p
she spoke of the "dress-reform' movement
very coatemptuously, remarking
al have had my heroic movements, when
even dreamed myself equal to to the rote OF
joan of Arc and Grace Darling; but never
in nv exaltation, have | felt capable of
leading in this desperate effort to row
against the wind and tide, perhaps the noun
sainous pillows of ridicule. might be tor
Jared by the pinpricks of newspaper wit,
and smile amid my pain; mightbe cut by
nigh fashion and survive; but l must confess
would appal met
Cant. Nones has again been ordered to the
~~E-l -EAha q Rauannn EI1ffar Enr..
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90 SandfOrd's Live lnvieorator~
CoMPouNDED ENTIRELY FROM Gum.-Isa mild
and efectual cathartlc, acting first on the LIVER,
to eject it morbid matter, then on the Stomach
and Bowels, and carries Oft all matter that pre-
vents their healthy action, and thus strengthens
and builds up the whole system very rapidly
and is the best LIVER INVIGORATOR
Do -f4 LIVER INVIGORATOR
LIVER INVIGORATOR and
PURIFlES TIE BLOOD
PURIFlES THE BLOOD
PURfFIES THE BLOOD
CURES LIVER COMPLAINT
t.. CURES SICK HEADACHE
CURES DYSPEPSIA
CURES COSTIVENESS
r CURES BOWEL COMPLAINTS
CURES CHRONIC DIARRHOE
Sold by all Druggists, and by M. A. & c. A.
SANTOS. ma l-Hm
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IT = "TImE TRIES ALL THINGS" and has
u-3 proven that aWistar's Balsam of wild
cure Of coughs, colds, Group, whooping cough,
bronchitis, asthma, phthisic, sore throat, in
fiuenza, and sslast, not least" consumption.
For sale by M. A. l. C. A SANTos and
WALKE y Co., and KING & Toy, Nor
folk. J. 8. CAMPBELL, Portsmouth, and by
dealers everywhere.
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U. s. DISTRICT CoURT.-Judge Halliburton,
term yesterday, and took up the case of the
mutineers of the bark w. A. Plscentius,-
Graham, Drew, King and others /; Graham
being also charged with stabbing the mate
of the bark. The mutiny took place on the
9Th of Nov. 1868. ...+
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oyses, No. 81, E. Main Street, No,5o1h, Va.
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UnJeeling Wretches.-Nine men are in Jail
in st. Louis, on the charge of throwing an
old man, his wife and eight children out of
a house which they had rented. This was
during all the cold, wet and snowy weather
which has interviewed has been living in the
open woods. The officers say in describing
it that four sticks had been driven into the
ground, and cross pieces laid over them,
which were partially covered by fodder and
buckwheat straw, although the quantity was
not sufficient by half to turn the rain and
snow and under this, upon the bare ground,
was the family of ten persons, eight of
whom being too small and helpless to pro-
tect themselves, and the aged parents abus-
ed and mal-tr Gated until they were quite as
helpless. At the house from which they
had bean driven, one place was seen where
the old man had been beaten until the blood
ran through the pnncheon floor to the ground
beneath.
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TO Che same.
GENTLEMEN:--Your Sewing Machines per-
formed perfectly the stitching of my Balloon /.
city OF New York" The sc, 600 yards OF
seams were stitched with six OF them In twelve
days.
Thanking You for this substantial aid in my
enterprise, which, by the slow process of hand
sewing, would have been almost impossible.
lam yours truly,
(Signed) TSCIOwE
no 2J-lt* " SO
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EDITOR AND 0PRIETOR.
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Local Items.

MAYORS COURT smlay =. Ferguson, Pre-
siding.
William, slave of John ID. Gordon, and
Nancy Hatton, free negress were arrested,
charged with stealing sundry articles from
the eating house of John Caffee. After a
hearing, William was ordered ten lashes and
Nancy, fifteen.
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,RCHANTS' HOTEL NORFOLK.

specaai ~oe ~e.
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New A Advertisements.
NEW OPERA HOUSE

THE
ii | ID d E N Fl A Nd,
THE HIDDEN HAND
THE HIDDEN HAND
THE HIDDEN HAND
DRAMA OF THE CID DOMINION
DRAMA OF THE OLD DOMINION
DRAMA OF THE OLD DOMINION
brilliant Ledger Romance
Brilliant Ledger Romance
Brilliant Ledger Romance.
AWonderful Success
A Wonderful Success
MRS. CHARLES HOWARD,
MR.. HARRY WATKINS.
uon't Fail to see it Don't Fail to see II
DON'T Fail to see it.
Played this
TUESDAY, Evening, Nov. 22d, 1859,
0+ The entire Company will appear In this
drama and in consequence of its great length.
no otner piece will be performed with it,
70 Doors open at N O'Clock, and perior
nance comE ences at TN. no ~
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THos. O. WISE, Publisher.
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ASH PRICE FOR ADVERTISING

TUESDAY EVENING, NOV. %,
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TERMS.

~ circulation greater than the DnAiieG
" Dotn Cities combined. 30
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FOR, RENT

Wv 1sGN4
asbfa The House No. IL, North Fen Church
#.!S street. is Tor rent Tor the ensuing year
Clstern and Paved Yard, and every conyenien.
ces Tor genteel family. Apply to the subscri-
Der at r: II. Whitehursts Wide Water street
no 2Z-4t CHAS. H WHITEHUKST.
X . U N D-A SWORD CANE, which the
n owner will obtain by calling at the Norfolk
commercial Institute Johnson's Hall. no %
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Notice.

Thursday next, the 2Ath inst, will be Oh.
served by most Of the States, and many Of
the cities of the Common wealth, as a day of
Thanksgiving, and respectfully suggest to
our citizens the propriety of also observing
that day as one of Thanksgiving for the
many blessings we have enjoyed for the past
year. GEO. W. GRICR, Mayor.
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ngS az UHUFIe8toWn. The Uharlestown
Spirit of Saturday says:
Our streets at the present time present a
very gay appearance, our home and the visi-
ting military causing things to look
quite different from the staid and sober
appearance Of other days. The cars
yesterday brought the Alexandria Ritlemen
and Mount Vernon Guards, of Alexandria,
Va Both companies present handsome
and soldier like appearance, and we have no
doubt their presence will be rendered pleas
ant to themselves and agreeable to our citi-
zens. The Continentals, from Winchester,
also remain with us, and impress all favora-
bly, by their gentlemanly department
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BALLOONS AND SEWING MACHINES

Messrs- WHEELER & WILSON,
Manufacturing Co..
sos Broadway, New York.
GENTLEMEN IL am about constructing Bal.
loon OF suitable size and strength for voyage
to Europe. It will be made OF heavy twiIled
muslin, and the stitching must be of great firm
only sie capable of doing. should be pleased
to use them in its construction, if proper al
engagements can be made with YOU. [ shat,
need SIX Of them for ten or fifteen days.
Awaiting reply,
am yours truly,
{Sisned) TSCLOWE
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ATTENTION JUNIORS.
4 Attend Drill of your Companv this evs,-
F. ing at IL O'Clock. 1-'' '-'A' eV'"-
Parade at Head Quarters on Wednesday
,onnds o,eieck, IN Winter Uniform, with three
tribute OF respect to Col. King. BY order OF the
no % CLupSUT1p S..,..
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N. L. A. BLUES.
AK PARADE at Head Quarters to-morrax,,
&XS Wednesday afternoon at . O'CLOCK. in
s Winter uniform with Pompoons. AND
n three rounds Blank Cartridges, to paw the
last tribute OF respect to our late much respect
Gu honorary member Col. N. @. King. BY order
no ~ THOS. NASH ia. q. a
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JOHN r.. HATHAWAY,
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ATTENTION

N d E P E N DENT GREYS
/ Attend a Drill at Head Quarters this Tues :.
Gay evening Nov. 22d- at n past O'Clock
Punctual attendance is required.
Parade at Head Quarters tomorrow We'd
ceremonies Of the late Col N. c. King. WIN.
Commanding. ''
no ~ "A nnvnnxrDn -
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- ATTENTION
A L ID + r E M 4 Nj
Meet at your Engine Hons. -,
Es@ Wednesday the ssrd Of Nov l0 ~ o. o.
SR2 clock, to pay the last sad tribute y ~
respect to our Elk Captain N. C, Kine
By order of the President.
no " SAM'L. CRANE. Assistant Sac
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ATTENTION WOODS RIFLEM EN-
4 r. A X AT HEAD QUARTERS on
wednesday, 2srd at O'Clock. By order
iii ID. c. WALTERS,
no * LIST Serg,t
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HUNTING BOOTS
k'oA GLNTS and Boys can be found in great
variety at No. Is, Market Square. All who
Boot for the Winter should not fail to give ms y
can. we think we can suit all, having this
season received a variety of styles.
no ~ w SEABURY'S SONS.
important from Harpers Ferry.
USE received 100 Sides Red Sole Leather jo,-
e 9 SAFE very low. Please call at No. 8, Market
Square Norfolk, Va.
noaa LII BRICKhoUsE & co:
"a copy)
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-01-12

Santa Anna, ex-Dicator of Mexico, resides
in St. Thomas, W. /. He has beautiful villa
and said to be Notwithstanding all his posses
sions--about S40,000,000. He seldom goes
out and then in gig of no pretentions.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-01-12

A Snowman giving entertainments in Lata-
yettc, Ind, was offered by one man a bushel
of corn for admission. The manager declined
it saying that all the members of his company
had been corned for the last six weeks.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-01-12

DIR. Syntax is of opinion that in Cuba the
heat of the weather must be greatly modified
after the introduction OF so many coolies.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-01-12

An editor OF Indiana was attacked by q man
for scme personal grievance. The editor
says:-'sTo avoid injuring him, and prevent
his injuring us, we got out Of The tcdy!' Sensi-
BILE man that
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-01-12

In Schuylkill County, Pa, there are fou
hundred and twenty steam engines employed
in raising coal, draining mines, manufactur
ing, and other purposes.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-01-12

Relieve misfortune quickly. A man is like
an egg-the longer he is kept in hot water, the
harder he is when taken out.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-01-12

True goodness of heart nourishes itself OF
the good which it does to others. The gooC
loves him TO whom he does good, as the bat
hates him whom he has injured.
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1859-01-12

II is better to have a clear conscience and be
threatened, than to have bad one and be
fattered.
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ON KISSING.

If kissing were not lawful,
The lawyers would not use it;
And if it were not pious,
The clergy would not choose it;
And if it were not 4 dainty thing,
The ladies would not crave it;
And if it were not plentiful,
The poor girls could not haze it,
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To the Honorable TIE Senators and Members O. fthe
Horse Of Representatives. Of tie Common
aceaiM Of Pennsylvania
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1859-01-20
M ORIG GAGE SALE. -DEFA ULT
lAl HAVING BEEN MADE in the naymcnt of

NF ORTGAGE SALE. DEFAULT
Nl HAVING BEEN MADE in the payment of
the sum Of Three Hundred and Sixteen Dollars
and Sixtythfec cents, principal and interest
which is now claimed to be due upon certain
lndenture of Mortgage executed. and delivered
toJ. W. Simonton Of Harrisburg in the State
of Pennsylvania by Edwan W. Foreman of the
county OF Meeker in the Territory (now State)
Of Minnesota on the Sixth Day of July A. b.
1857, which SAID Mortgage was nftcrwari re-
corded on the 18th day Of July A. D. 1853 in
the office Of the Register Of Deeds in and for
said county of Meeker in Book B of Mortga-
ges at pages j.. & 90. NJ suit having been
commenced for the recovery Ct the sum secured
by SAID Mortgage, now therefore, notice is
hereby given that in pursuance AID By virtue
of power Of sale contained in said Mortgage
and of the statute in such case made and pro
vided, the land and premises described in said
Mortgage and lying in the county Of Meeker
aforesaid to wit, the South East quarter Of the
North East quarter and the North East quarter
Of the South East quarter of Section Nineteen
19) and the North West quarter Of the Socht
West quarter and the South West quarter Of
the North West quarter Of Section Twenty(2n(
in Township One Hundred and nineteen il19]
North of Range No. Thirty West Of the fifth
principal meridian, and containing One Hun
dred and Sixty acres according to the Govern
ment Survey, together with all the heredit aments
and appurtenances thereunto in anywise apper-
tanning. will be sold at public auction a, the
Office Of the Register Of the United States Land
Office in the village Of Forest City in said
county Of Meeker on the fifteenth day of Feb
ruary 4. D. 1859 at ten O'Clock in the forenoon
Of that day to satisfy the amount then due
upon said Mortgage together with the costs Of
said sale. ','" '5'~ q ~ -sT.
-. j. W. SINIONTON,
December 1st 1853. .'''t 1919 Mortgage.
MORGAN & McNA1R, Attorneys for Mortgage
r., dec9,Gw III r. gid.