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k1UBLIC NOTICE Is hereby given TO ali persons
1 that shall on Ssh day VI January next, In
front Of the Clerk ofice, in the city Of keokak
sell 70 the highest bidder for cash, II public
ton, the following real estate in the county Ut
Lee and State Of Iowa, to wit Lot eight {6l In
block one hunared and twenty nine (l19), Of tbs
cit sof Keokuk, and win MAKE deed To the pur-
chaser.
ssid sale is made by virtue Of deed from A.
B ball and wife, conveying said lot to mo intrust
TO secure tho payment Of two notes Of e3ll 80
each. dated August 80, 1855, payable to the order
&. -. asas =. 49,. s~ss 400 pso-
tively from date, with ten per cent. per annum
iptsrest, and the holder Of the lass note which IL
unpaid, having produced the same to me and re-
quired the execution Of tho trust, shall sell said
property according 10 the ter ms Of the deed.
SAM'L +. MILLER,
Dee. II, lS3S-d.d Trustee.
rIsO BENJAMIN CHASE and Thomas Love, do.
Jag business under the me Of Chase 4 Love
Aoa are hereby notified that there Ia on file in
the oes u the Clerk Of the Districs Court VI Lei
County NJ keokuk, Iowa, the petition of George
Cary claiming VI you the sum Of one hundred and
thirty Eve dollars and ninsiy-n cents, - money
due contract. said petition prays for m ut.
,aeamcnt the ground that ron 1re non-residenis
II the State u Iowa, and unless JON appear sud
answer sad petition OF before the second DAY ol
| the fsbrsar, term .ls59l IL eaid court, judgmeu,
stii - rendered against you.
G. w. LowRIE,
Dec. y, lasS.d Atty for Plaintiff
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TlyO JOHN j. PAGE and Thomas d, Tillford
i You are hereby notified that there IL now on
fle in the Office Of the Clerk Of the District Court
of Lee County Iowa, At keokuk, petition Of o. S.
Conkiin claiming of john A. Page the sum Of
twelve hundred eight sad S3A 100 dollars, and In
terest, on promissory note made by said Page to
said Conklin's order. and praying against said
Page and Tillford the foreclosure and sale Of
tain real estate in said petition forth and
less you appear and answer thereto on or before
the second day Of next February tlsSe) term Of
said court, to be holden az Keokuk the fret Mon
day Of ssid February, judgment by default win be
had sgAinst you.
RANKIN, MTLLER& ENsTER,
Dec 30 Is5S.d Plaintiffs Atthys.
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Dvopcoatsngs ~ Oosgl
fnNHB suhssribef will sell the balanes n hia
Oveeesatings 81 eost untAl Jaaassy IL,
Dss1ed j. j. 6nel1U.
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EN- TIaTRY =.

TYR. L. G. INGKRGOLL viii be pl eassd TO con-
~ ss1t With any who havs diseased and failing
teeth sad desire = preserve them, promising VIC
most sucessgful and satisfactory in Dsn-
istry TO those who con6de to him the Of their
tseth--would urge that an sariy examination aud
prompt and thorough treatment Of decay will
preserve the teeth permsnsptly Ia the mouth.
The best ARTIFICIAL TEETH that dental skil
affords may s. procured at his rooms, corner Of sd
end Main sts., ovsr XIX, Hale Co.'S Bank, Kso-
kuk iowa. fdeol 4dtnien7o
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NoTlCEis hereby given to the owners OF the
lots describe lin the list stuatedin ne
City Of Keokuk, Lee County md State Of Iowa,
that special tax has bsen Assessed and levied
on ssid dsscribed lots grated Ia the above st
BY the City Council of said city Tor layins plank
made Of the taxes 20 levied, and al costs before
the nth day OF Jan. A. d. 1859, the said lots. OF
omuch thereof ~ shall he necessxry 10 dischargs
said tax and costs viii be cold on the day afors.
said, ~ tho Mayors O0ice In sid sity, hstwssn
G. G. STEVENS.
Collsctorof theCity Of Ksokak.
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To 8. 9. Burbridge y r. Robinson
V0U and each Of you are hereby notified that
i there 10 now ON file in the once Of the Clerk
Of the District Court for Lee County, Iowa, at
Keokuk, apetition Of Minerva r. Walker, clsim-
ing Of yen one thousand dollars, and interest Ut
~ per cent. from May IL, 1857. upon promissory
nots executed BY yoa, payable TO her order one
year from said date; Also praying the foreclosure
Of > mortgage executed BY you TO her to secure
the payment Of said note, and two other notes
each for one thousand dollars apon fifty feet
Of front end of lot twelve, in block twenty
four, in the City Of Keokuk, Lee County, Iowa
and that unless you appear and answer thereto on
or before the I'd day Of next term of said District
Court. to be holden al keokuk on he first Monday
In February, A. ID. 1859, judgment will he rem
dered against you by default.
NOBLE STRONG,
Dec. A, 1880 PlaintiHs Atttys.
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day OF said fepfuary, judgment ny oefsait WiA De
KANKIN, MTLLERA ENsTER,
Dec. 80, ls5S.d Plaintiffs Att'ys.
rs To Theodore Sheldon and
IHeonoRF SHstp0s, Samuel w Rogers;
SAAgNL w. NeGKie.
N0U arc hereby not fled that there il now ON file
! in tho office OF the Cl.rk Of the District Court
ot Lee County at heoknk, petition of Samuel +,
Noorhies. claiming Of said Sheldon the payment Of
certain rrumlssory notes given by hin To said
Feorhles, and CLAN ming Of both OF you the fereclo-
sure OF a mortgages given ~ said Sheldon to plain
ii H. the payment II said notes, on twenty
Of land out OF The north part OF he
quarter of the south quarter Of section thirty
three 1881 township sixysix l66) north, range FIVE
5l west, in Lee County, Iowa.
And unless you appear and answer said petition
on or before the 81 day Of the next February term
Of said Court. Judgment win be had against you by
default, acc riding to the prayer Of the petition.
RANKIN, MILLER i ENsTER,
Dec IA, ls5s--dec2ad Ats for Plaintiff.
rIlo THOMAS d. WALKER: sir--You are here
by notified tia. there Is now file in the Of
ee Of the Curk Of the district Court Of Lee County
at Keokuk, Iowa, the petition Of ID. W. pressen
claiming Of you the sum Of four hundred and fifty
eight collars and sixty cents none, due the sad
u. W Presscll0n account, and unless Jon appear
and answer svid petition on or before The second day
Of the next Of said court begun and holden in
the city Of keokak the nrst Monday in February
1855, judgment will be rendered against you thereon
for tho fun amount, with interest and COS IL. YOU
further mott ed that attachment has issued
in said case against your goods, &c.
G. w. LOWRIE,
Dec. %, iS59-d Atty for Plaintiff.
DRADY 4 BRO, You arc hereby notified that
- there 10 file in the Office OF the Clerk
of the District Court Of Lee County, Iowa, a. keo-
kuk petition Of Cieghorn, Taylor Co., claimi ny
Of you three hundred sixty one ~ 100 dollars aud
inesrest from May, 1867, on . note made by you
- order Of Hickman / Luke for three hundred
slxAy-sns ~ lou dollars, and praying writ Of At
taeAnent, and unless yoa appear ana answer there
70, % ~ before ths second day Of next +, bruay
tl8to) tsyn Of said court, to be holden at Keokuk
the Arst Monday Of said month, Judgment by de-
fault will b. had against you.
RANKIN, KILLER ENsTER,
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sIsO GEORGE G. dixon, ROBERT J. GRAY,
/ EIxApErn GRAY, FRxDE RICK BRAsHER, MA
THEW s. Macon; You are hereby notified that
there il now ON ls in the ofce Of the Clerk Of the
District Court Of Ice County Iowa, 1t keoknk,
petition Of Christiana Wright, claiming OF said
george G. Dixon the sun Of 0ns Thousand dollars
~ money due on promissory note, and claiming
the foreclosure Of mortgage given BY said Dixon
ON certain real estate mentioned In said petition
to secure said motto, In which real estate the re-
mainder Of you claim IN interest, and unless you
appear and answer said petition on or before the
second day of the next February term OF said
court judgment viii be rendered against You
RANKIN, MILLER ENsTER,
Nov. ~, 1854 Att'ys for Plaintiff.
TlNO MAKY p. WOODWARD, WIN. 8. WOOD
L WARD, CnAs. HusBnlL and JANIS CLAPf !:
You are hereby notified that there 10 now on ME In
the ONCE Of the Clerk Of the pistrct Court Of Lee
County, lows, Al ksokuk, the petition OF Ford,
doTham Ford, partnership arm OF that name,
claiming of you Nary r. woodward. VIM. ..
Woodward and Charles Hubbeli, tho sum OF
eleven hundred dollars . Aertsin promis-
sorry note, and asking for judgement against
that amount, and asking for decree Of foreclosure
Of mortgage sxscuted By you Mary p Wood
ward and VIM. S. Woodward, - secure the pay.
ment Of said note, and for the sale OF the land
mortgAged, and further asking that you James
Clapp b. made party TO said 3orsclosure Of mort
gage, aud that unless you appear and answer on or
before the morning Of tho second day of next Feb
ruary term tiS5s) of said court, Judgment will be
rendered against yon BY default
RANKIN, MILLER 4 ENSTER,
Nov. 70. 1864 Att'ys for plaintiffs.
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yI,0 STEPHEN a. BuEBRIpGE. William K.
! Letcher and Ann Letcher his wife, and Mary
Powers: You and each Of you are hereby netiheu
that there Is now file in the Office Of the Clerk
of the Distric Court Of Lee County, Iowa at kea-
kuk, petition of Edward Welehman ana Catha-
rine s. Weiahman his wife, claiming of you The
sails Bnrhridge the sum Of FIVE hundred dollars
with interest Mt ten per cent, money due on
your promissory note to said c. s. Welchman for
$500, due May 18th 1888; and claiming from
cash and al of you the foreclosure Ut mort gage
made by ssid Burbridge to said G. >. Wechman
TO secure said note, with other notes OF yet due
dated May le. 1851 ,on lots and z in block 1855,
ksokak, Lee County, Iowa and that unless you
appear and answer said petition on OF before the
morning Of the I'd day Of next term Of said Court,
commencing at keokuk on the frxt Monday in Feb
raary, A. d. 1859, judgment win DO rendered
against you by default.
NOBLE 4 STRONG,
Dee. 4, Is5S-d Att'ys for Plaintiffs.
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RANKIN, MILLER / ENSTER,
Dec. u, 185S-d&w plaintiffs. Att,ys.

~ CONN and A. ] II. Provost; You are hereby
~. mortified that there IL nov on Gle in the Office
Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of Lee County.
Iowa, At Keokuk, petition Of Jennings 4 Ander-
son, claiming Of you seven hundred dollars for
wrk done on your premises, and praying for a
special lien against the ptemi.es mentioned In said
petition, and for special execution asainst and
sale Of the same to satisfy sAid claim, and unless
you appear and answer thereto on or before ihe Ii
day II next February tS5o) term Of said court, TO
be holden at Keokuk the Ant Monday Of said
month, judgment by default will be had against
you thereon
RANKIN, MILLER ENSTER,
Dec. -, lS58-dAw PlaintifIs' All 'ys.
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SYyUXU1gEXUKx1SUN, jane 4. Rhode,
L NjnisA 8, Windsr, II ]6ptt 4Pwslr nd VIM.
SaoW aYou sre k6rsly aott1ta thduthstsRs now On
Ole ID the ocs a tho QlsRk of the District Court
Of Lee County, iowa, sey Leoknk, petition Of VIM.
Patterson and VIM. NaIhwman, claiming OF Moses
b. Morrison lhsspn u three thousand dollars 40
money due a. Afes0iasoFy note, and claiming ~
to eli Of youG& 1efecaosqre and sale Of lots ten,
eleven, and tS1lvs in - thirty -one of the City
Of Keokuk, ~ eoudiys lows, by virtue Of =
mortgage gissn ~ said Morrison 70 plaintiffs on
said property to SEIZURE the payment Of said note
and unless you appear md answer said petition on
or before the Tuesday after the first Monday in
February next Judgment win be rendered against
RANKIN, MILLER d ENsTER,
Nov. 80, 1s5s-d Att'ys for Plaintiffs.
r1NO JASON DUNCAN. You are Hereby notified
4 that there Ia on 6le In the once OF the
Clerk Of the District Court " Lee County, Iowa ut
keoknk, petition Of Penton 4 Robinson claim
Ing 81 you the present possession Of 81 packages
OF goods n arksd Jason Duncan. Quincy, asou
Duncan, Kack uk J" worth $685. "a, and praying
Writ Of Replcvin. and unless you appear and
answer thereto on before the second day OF the
next District Court, to be holden at keokuk on the
Arst Monday OF February, 1889, judgment by de-
| yault viii 81 had against you.
| RANKIN, MILLER ENsTER,
! Nav. ~ Is5s-d Plaintiffs Att'ys.
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some years ago, he did not feel any hesitation in
doing so. There was no doubt that in certain
parts Of the Hudson's Bay Company the ter
ritory of the natives was intact, but the
question to which the noble earl referred had
reference to that extent of territory between the
Rocky mountains and the Ocean; and in respect Of
that he at said that he did not consent to the
renewal of the Hudson's Bay charter in that re-
gion. At the same time it was the intention of the
government to appoint magistrates for the purpose
OF considering such cases as might arise in the ter
ritory. These he did not propose TO send out from
England, but to appoint them from local parties He
must say that he did not think it desirable ON the
part of the Colonial Office to take any definite
steps for the colonization Of those parts, but that
they should rather leave it to private enterprise
Some years ago railway scheme was proposed
for constituting system OF communication across
the country. but that had failed He thought,
however, that the carrying on regular system of
postal communication across the country would be
of the greatest benefit and such a scheme should
have his most strenuous support.
The matter was then dropped.
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Ipc tot anues anu ceArances OF steamers ~ porss
the United Kingdom 10 1857 either with cargoes in ballast
OF with passengers only amounted TO 1888 vessels
gtering 1867 372 toms or this tonnage nearly
was British The oniy foreign nations that took any
siderable part In the ets carrying trade were-usm
burg, l602S0 tons; Holland, l64 ESQ ons; the United
Sates l03 COS tons Belgium 80 $685. Hanover, France,
Spain, and some other nations having also small share
in the tonnage employed.
The sailing vessels that entered from abroad
British ships measuring 702 tons and 30 9Ss foreign
shps measuring e79 tons or total of 81 36 sang
vessels, and 9l97 1881 t0os
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These vesses Of S. S2l aggregate horse power.
or these vessels 100 were from 100 to 200 TONS 40 from
200 70 AGO. and emily three above that tonnage The total
tonnage, should be borne In mind exclusive OF en-.
CINE room; 30 the Of steamer s not bound TO
register the power Of the engines he employs s not
possible to carry down the comparison in this respect
later periods
On January 1s49, the number OF commercial steam.
registered In the ports OF the United Kingdom was
l100 Of whih IS above 900 TONS 81 from eco TO
1000 and II from 400 to 600 The total Of
these vessels estimated ut o. 500 horses and the
total aggregate tonnage was 255311 Thle was exclusive
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The Mercantile Steam Marine OF Great
Britain

The following figures mark the progressive pcrease In
the number Of steamers owned in the several divisions Of
the United Kirsdom:-
ENGLAND -1S2c-17 steamers, registering 1889 tons;
iS3e2o3 vessels, and Is 831 toms 1840660 steamers,
and so 91 ons 1850 including Channel Isles904 steam
ers, 100 S61 tons 1871 79 steamers, registering 297
$40 tons.
snASD.-1s2o--3 vessels, Of 2b2 tons; 1S3o-31 ves-
ses and 4e1 tons l640-79 vessels and II 651 TONS
lssol vessels, and u 1856 tons; lsb7l6l vessels and
81, 6s3 tons.
scorIANp.-ls2o-14 steam vessels, registering l,l27
ls60l6e, and 30 1928 tons; 1S67294 and 90 934 TONS
BRrlsH COLONIES -lS2O, steamers, 4,225 tonnage;
tons; $780, 163 steamers, measuring 49, TONS 1857,
S0S steamers OF So 500 TONS From 1871 to 1851 to 10
steamers Of small tonnage built annually In the ooo
mics, principally for The coasng, harbor river trade
In 1889, the steamers owned BY Great Britain were-
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merable facetious trumpeter tries TO stimulate the
spashetc locomotive by sounding tue march even the
charge and tanalzes his comrades py moduating the
agreeable notes which babitually summon them TO l.
soupe Or couple Of active fellows set 10 work la o
menss Of the fiat wooden figures pulled by strings for the
of children initiated with ludicrous Hde
ty The system that has been introduced of conveying
troops by rail- while IL Ii likely 70 shorten wars cannot,
think but contribute 10 render the military profession
popular than ever IN France. The soldiers greseet
curse used to be the necessity aud fatigue Of long
marches; the day Of battle his pleasure festival
Steam now conveys him almost under fire. he is delight
ed at the novelty OF riding in his carriage where ne has
nothing to do but TO smoke, gossip, and Sleep
letter from Rome of the 9th OF July says-Generai
Schmidt has been In Rome to his gratitude to the
Pope for his promotion he LETT last night again with half
battery Of artillery wherewith TO fortify the lofty posi-
ton Of the Capuchn agsn the possible contin-
gency Of attack from the Tuscan volunteers, who
said to be force At Areszo deputation Of the Con-
foeniare and some OF the municipal Councillors of Perug
arrived here days ago mpore Pho Nonos cernen-
cy in the remission Of the heavy fines imposed on the
town and Of the citizens Individually The state Of
sege and removal Of the degaee seat provn.
ca government from Perugia 70 pogno also heavy
grievances for the Peruaans in addition 70 all they have
already suffered.
No troops remain in Rome save these refractory
dragons and the few veterans in charge Of the public
promenades Familiarity termed by the Romans Zuav del
Pnco."
With peace settled on such foundations al those agreed
upon Al viafranca evidently impossible for Count
Cavour 70 remain longer the Minister OF Sardinia We'll
may he exclaim, Put not thy trust in Princes p
The London Star Of the 18th Of July, says:-we have
ton Of veronaby far the most important Of the four Tor
tresses which form the quadrangle-namey, It's close
,citoA being permitted 70 attack TIE Austrian forces ceTce
rated on the federal soil in s nei1hbhood coisd ~, 70
corasng q az raGas spSssmss Ss rsSa,ssa And
with regard to the behavior to be expected rom s tha
Confederation in case of violation Oh hich
case stands thusThat just for the same reason w0u
dsables that body as experience has repeatedly shown
to venture aggressive warfare In. y Sassrs,vs
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bewildering to guess, and why the dealing should
not be known till ftytwO years had elapsed is yet
more astonishing. But wonderful are all ways gov
ernmental, and 1t is no use trying to understand
them.
In the House of Lords on the Nth of July the
Earl of Carnarvon inquired whether it was the in
tention Of her Majestys government during the
present session to take any steps in reference to
the North American territories over which hitherto
the Hudsons Bay Company had held an exclusive
license of trade with the Indians. There was no
occasion for his going at any length into the ques
tion but the late government considered that they
were justified in renewing license to the Huesons
Bay Company, as that was the means of keeping
the Indians in the vicinity in order The effect Of
dams in entire subsection to it, so that they could
do nothing of themselves, but were put under q
control which they could not countenance or
resist. There was no doubt that this company
was in q better position than they believed
| it to be, and he would therefore suggest
that some alteration should be made in the con-
stitution of that company, and that those partes
might have more free and natural action. He was
ready to give any advantage to public companies;
but he would never consent that the hunting
grounds Of the aborigines in the countries where
these companies were established, be violated and
taken possession of in the way they had been. He
therefore begged to put the question to the govern
ment which he had put upon the paper
The Duke OF NEWCASTLE in reply to the question,
said that the noble earl who had put it seemed to
have gone very far beyond the limits of the ques-
ton which he had put upon the paper He was not
80 sure that so soon after assuming the duties OF
Colonial Secretary he could satisfactorily answer
the question; but having been Colonial Secretary
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1859-01-29
The Eclectic College Of Medicine
..- CINCINNATI, OHIO.

THE WINTER SESSION of 1853 will con-
l. mence on the 18th of October, and continue
sixteen weeks. A full and thorough course Of
Lectures will be given, occupying six or seven
hours daily, with good opportunities for, atten-
ton TO practical Anatomy, and with ample Gin
ical fa ciitics at the Commercial Hospital.
The arrangements of the chairs will be 20
I. L. St. JOHN, n. D., Professor Of Anatomy
and Physiology. -.
J. T. JUDGE, u. D., Professor Of Chemistry
and Pharmacy.
A. j. HOWE, n. D.. Professor of Surgery
c. II. CLEAyELAND, NJ. D., Professor of Ma
terra Hcdca and Therapeutics.
WM. SHERWOOD, NJ D. Professor of Medical
Practice and Pathology.
!. r. BUCHANAN, NJ. D., Emeritus Professor
of Cerebral Physiology and Institutes of Med
icine -.--e. .....-
Diseases of W omen and Children.
The Terms for the Session will be the same
as heretofore. viz Naturalization, $500 Tu-
iton $4,000 Demonstrators Ticket, $500
Every Student is required to engage in dissec-
ton one session before graduation.) Gradua-
ton, $3.50 Ticket to Commercial Hospital,
(optioaaD $500.
The Lecture Rooms newly finished, neat,
and comfortable, and in a central locality lin
College Hail. Walnut Street,, where students
will find it convenient to call on their arrival.
Tickets for the session may be obtained of the
Dsa,, of the Faculty, at his Office No. 113 Smith
Street, or of Prof. G. II. CLEAyELAsD, Secretary
of tie Faculty. No. l3S Seventh Street, near
Elm. JoEN KING, NJ. D., Dean.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1859-01-29
Skeriff's Sale.

State Of Wisconsin, Wood County--ss
Leander LIE Fontaine against Joseph Wood and
Levi P. Powers.
RY virtue of an execution issued out of the
- Circuit Court in and for the County Of
Wood, and State of Wisconsin, to me directed
and delivered against the goods, chattels and
real estate of Joseph Wood and Levi P. Pow.
ers, have levied on all the right, title and in
terest which the said Joseph Wood and Levi
P. Powers had on the twenty fourth ga day
of September A. d. 1858, or at any time there.
after, to the following described real estate, to
wit The southeast quarter of the northeast
quarter and the northeast quarter of the north
east quarter, and the north half of the south.
east quarter, of section number seventeen On.
township number twenty-five [22l, range num-
Der six rs east, containing one hundred and
twenty acres, according to the government sur
vey, situated and being in the town of Grand
Rapids and County of w God, State of Wisconsin;
which l shall expose for sale and sell at Public
Auction to the highest bidder for cash, at the
Court House in the village of Grand Rapids in
said county aforesaid, on Thursday the 18th day
of January, A. d. 1858, at one O'Clock P. NJ of
said day, to satisfy said execution and costs, as
the law directs.-Dated Sheriff's Office, Grand
Rapids, this 30th day of November A. D. 1853
B. BUCK, Sheriff.
6l-6w BY w. KLINE, Under Sheriff
EB The above sale is postponed until Sat
urday, the 22d day of January, 1859, at the
same hour and place. - = 49, ~ s-
B. BUCK. Sheriff. g. 90.