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New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
PENNSYLVANIA POLITICS.
e Of The ". Y. Tribune.

CorrespoLctLce OF Ihe N T. ITlDlne
HARRIsByRG, Pa, Sept. "a, 1859.
One of your recent Philsdelphia letters speaks incl
dentaly but ss if it matter of course of the
Opposition having both Houses Of the Legislature in
this State next Winter, to certainty. This ought TO
be the case, but am not that il will be, not
wihsandng the sanguine bona fde calculations that
are SO pre- eyaent. The Senate it s conceded must be
ours, but If little is not taken the House may
clip from fingers, instead Of being at command
We have the votes and pervadDg public sentiment
in cur favor, undoubtedly. But you are aware from
pes experience that the Opposition have vicious aud
most unfortunate propensity Of complacsny resting
upon sentiment IN prosperous times, when the tide
seems to be in their favor, and not voting when the
time for action arrives And from pretty extensive
observation Of things this Fall strongly suspect that
oyerconhdence ard consequent inaction at the blot
Dor are likely to give the House to the enemy.
know that the Democracy are planning well and
working well 10 make the House cure thing for them,
and coufdeIt Of success; while fear that in some
quarters the Opposition trusting too much TO gen.
ers Impressions and overlook the Importance and
cessity Of individual r0,es. hope am mistaken but
still must venture TO nterpose gentle word Of sdmo-
milton, through your columns that DO no harm,
ard may poesibly prompt some Of your readers upon
whom -hsre Of the responsibility rests, to 10 it
that their votes and influence become positive and po-
tena instead Observing TO fill up the ranks with dead
heads, who don't count election day. though they
may be the oudest 10 complain Of Loco Foco mismsn-
agsmeLt. Nous YERRoys.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28

csmhp.,ion Of con,pira.ors. In sseassipsting the
dauph,er they thought hst the distracted father wono
have Mastered to he bloody scene sna ,n.y ~oai
f,e ~ ,be Preden az he hurried by and then the VII
Isn xoph have full power TO seize the capital and en-
,snpupe the whole country. But happily, there were
with the President In the palace inenos VINO wou,l
no, permit him TO leave. His EIcellency yielded only
N the cal Of bis endangered country His pariotsm
MADE him compromise with even hia parental agony :
"The authorities showed their energy IN arrest
ing a number Of suspected persons, but nothing mas
vet trar tpired from the Investigations 10 far made
The President has ssued Proclamation az follows:
Haytiars, was aware for some time tast con,
spracy was secretly formed 10 trouble the estaohshed
order Of things for the profit Of thoee who were no, a
isfied with anything kIev tha. the Gene1ai uueI-
far forgotten himself to serve under the banner oil
the factious, bot observed these lntngnes suence
Having obtained requisite proofs could nave aenVer
ed him to justice, but did not wish 70 dePs even %
this occ ason from the moderation whcn nave hlth.
erto ,bown and holding in my hands al the proofs Of
the cupsbilty Of General Prophete, even 70 hs own
signature have, nevertheless, eonsenteu W MS ine
dis,e embarcatiop.
the public order will not be troubled, for the people
who have 90 much suffered from the acts OF the ambi-
tious now judge them from common sense point OF
view and will lot be further deceived by their ueach'
erOus pY0miiee.
"Wbst after such rule the country has been
delivered from,is it agantt the new Government so
moderate and weiItentoned, that they dare 70 form
such projects Is i. at the moment when tranquility
regns, commerce and industry fourish, and when all
the efforts taken for the public good begin 10 shov
their beneficial results that these dare 70
combine against my Government And what are
their true motives To regain their former positions
and enrich themselves from the toll Of the people.
Haytians, your good will decide in regard to
these attempts against the country. l have made
enough sacrifices Of my wounded amour propre, my
chsgTips AID ny, sufferirgs. That history may not
make my moderation a reproach 10 Inc, j have now
decided TO WELD the sword of the law.
"Given at the National Palace of Port-su-Pritce,
Sept. 3, 1852"
A council of the Secretaries Of State and other off,
csls have also addressed proclamation to the Hay
tians in which they stgmstize the lsfe crime az q
"bot upon the beautiful revolution of 1858, and urge
the people to upite in support of the Government and
TO console with their sympathes the bereaved father
and family who have suffered 30 severely in the assss-
sination OF their cherished relative.
A spirited poem written by n. Lemoing and relating
to the murder Of Cora Gerard s circulated in Hayti
and published in the newspapers. The heartiest sym
patty expressed for the President, and the veiest
indig gnston is felt against the conspirators.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
IMPORTANT FROM HAY7I

Late files containing news up to Sept. 10, give the
details of the attempt to assasinste President Gef
frard and the actual assassination Of his daughter
The RerWe de Commerce Of Sept. 10 gives the sub
Joined muddy account Of the affair:
Last Saturday the people were tranquil, snd no
cloud appeared TO trouble our political horizon Sud-
denly about ore O'Clock, runor was circulated that
the General Prophetic had been detected as the head
Of conspiracy against the Government, and that he
was to be Immediately taken TO vessel to be sent OF
in exie this speedily done. All the citizens held
themselves guard, ready TO defend the chief who
presIdes over the destines of their country.
" At about O'Clock, double detons:ion was heard
rear the ST. Josephs gate and after another from
the opposite aide. Suddenly every heart was filled
with Indignation. In every quarter il was rumored
that The daughter Of the President had just been as
sassinAed Such an airociouS crime could scarcely be
believed 10 have taken place Every one armed him.
feif, hastened, and saw, TO the shame Of humanity
that there existed and exists yet in the heart Of the
city, wretch, monster ferocious enough TO inimo-
late yourg female; to urpyngy ssssssinste the in
offensive daughter Of him who had made so many
sacrifices 10 give liberty TO the Haytian people.
THIS fnghtful crime was executed 6y this internal
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
FURTHER FROM THE OYSTER BED

A correspondent sends US the following sidi ionL
information in regard to the great Oyster Bed 10 Long
leland Souud:
"A few days since, the captain Of small vessel,
willie dredging for a lost anchor of Estor's Neck
Light House, about midway between the Connecticut
and Long Island shores accidentally discovered bed
of very large oysters which is estimated TO be mile
ant ali square and TO contain milton bushels of
oysters The oysters, though very large, no. now
II good condition; and II is found necessary to lay
them down sgsin for short time before sending them
to market TIE lucky discoyerer Of this unwrought
nike Of aquatic wealth received from come oys.ernen
CT City Island he handsome SUN OF 800 for the dis
closure Of bis secret The first days dredging is said
10 have much more than paid for the information.
On Saturday last there were upwards of sixty ves
sells and boats, besides steamboat, manned by a.
least go men, busIy engaged dredging for hidden
wealth.
The oysters lie in deep wster-deep enough TO fost
the Great Eastern-and thick that the dredges can
with difficulty make al impression upon theml
Of course great excitement exiat' uong that class
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28
ven have not .ep YET. Bnt, feUov-chzens, my 'o'oe
ia,s 20 reach this vat sssembssge.
.CRIcrITrRE A PROGRESSIVE ART. ..

Won have rot sen VET Bnt, feiloW-ciuIens my 'o''7
iAis 20 reach this vat sssemDssge.
AGRICULTURE A PROGRESSIVE Art. -
Whs. would wish, Ia word to say 70 tle iasn,eI.
the men OF CaioInia-s THIS; lnoefstauu tu.s
Aericu,ure il prosr ssye SIT, ard thst We sre no"
in n. ;nfarcy. Wren look the eastern SIDE oil
,be con,ipen. AZ cor.der Gov much hss been wrte1
ard said of the crest progress We have maae-snu @
doubtless have usde great progress ID tne IS1 t"o
hundred years-a and remember ihs on the dsy ~nen
The May flower first landed her precious carso on y
month Rock The whole il Of the American cOniiteht
would probably have produced twenty bushels OF vines.
20 the acre and when know that now not teh, ro'
more ,hsn ten, is the average crop II me AHatuo
S.,ss say there hss been progress iowsId cesuuc
iion in practice, srd that thAi progress Is ke s
on unless arrested by the coun<rsctions OF scierc oy
Knowledge ard eOLtinued struggle tow Ard perecton.
We are Danger Of resting quiet 10 sloyeny, careless
traditional grandfather system OF agriculture, OF eh'
bsusng tie earth and renGerrg likely 10 fs OF sup
plyirp the wants Of .he hamsn race 10 the future
make the m,ltiludes of coming ages s'srV-
ing fsmsLed DC pulsiion Science must nttnls,
ard the educaiion of the people Is the toundson oi al
progress in prsctcal science. Remember TINS, ieho"
ctjzens-vith which must conclu ie, since my vo.ce
fs-,ha the end of all agriculture, as well IS OF
effort in other directions, is the grosth and perfection
Of the hum an rece. Vain is s other progress unless
the hun an race progresses in kno Eedge, IN ndusy,
in empererc ce and IN virtue and when this end Is al
tanned % other need be deepaired Of Let US renen
Der THE and in al fairs, IN cur festivals, IN our
Gatherings, ask: " Have the people around US grown
q in knowledge Are schools better our people
better educated, more ine more vlItuous thso
"they were thirty or ten years ago J lAPpiause.l
II they se may rejoice and feel confident TIA ssr,
oupie ard eli other useful ats will go forward hand
in hand F.llow-ciiizens, can say ro more. Crest
applause and cheering
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28

The CRIcKEr MATCH IN PHILADELPHn.-Aco cor.
respondent sends us the following, relative 10 the
coming match of the Philadelphia cricksters with tho
All England Eleven:
The crcketers Of this city are in great state Of
element relative to their Anticipated mstch with he
"Al England Eleven" The selection of the place,
well the players, has been agreed on BY the COM
mtee appointed for that purpose. They have detsr.
mined TO play the match the grounds of the s.
Georges Club at Camscs Woods, at the terminus
have expended upward of 600 in preparing tho
ground leveing sodding &c, and il s sxpscted when
finished, to be the model cricket ground Of the United
States. The following the players engaged 10 take
part in the contest. The Philadelphs Cncketsfs ~
ing deficient in bowling and several of your playWv
being such adopts in that part Of the game the Phe
dephia Committee have selected them 10 play wfA
ua on this occaaon.) They are as follows: From sas
New York Club, Marsh, Cro,sley 81. Georges Ctse,
Gibbs, Lang, II. Wright, S. Wright; Newark, Halls;
Germantown, Hammond, Barclay, Newhau, j Wgnr,
kephartt. Fisher Philsdelpbs, senior Shsnst, hsn,
Venom w. X. Wister; Union, Hunt, Morgan, CoAA
TIE following are native born Americans: Barclay,
Newhal, j. Wlster, Kephardt, Fisher, Hall. Hn5
Morgan, W. T. Wister, Vernon. In your New fN1
contest there will be orly three Americans -Mesel.
have tep So il is TO be hoped for the honor of Amc
ca that we may beat them if at all. here. OF the NJ
dvidusl play of the New York men, all are IA nisf.
Msrsh, CIossley, and Halls beng too well knows =
bowleys 10 Leed any commentator from our hAns55
while Gibbs, Lang, Hammond, Barclay, and Ne".sg
are a. batsmep all that could be desned. We
coLfdent Of their giving good account Of them'essc
in the present contest, and we hope tor the -
cickete4s.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28

On Saturday night last a collision occurred betsss.
two freight trains on the Chicago, Bulirgton q.
Quincy Railroad. The ACCIDENT took place about =
miles west of Chicago. Nc lives were lost, bat
ton of the trains Were complete wreck. Canse- ~
oi tie trains unuing wild" With no headlight % -
other engineer upon tie other trsic. The extra
ger train, west, was delayed some hours until . -
could be laid round the wreck. a.
The 81. Pad Tines Gays tho crops Of every
Minnesota ills year are extraordinary In quaouZ 4
sound IN quality. It says there will be
over million bushe, Of potatoes, and Oh aas0"
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28

.hepcefortb ufd der clear .kiee and over cam as
exceeded our most saDguine hopes. We were das
oa,h Of Cape Hst.erss neI, day Sunday si noon nav
ing made $40 miles in 81 hours; bu. here We turned
ca. Of he Gulf Stream, and oily made ~ miles 10 The
nett 81 hours, which brought us of the Capes OF
Delaware at noon On Monday. We were of sandy
Heck a. 81 lest evreirg ard al the dock st Ia on
Tuesday morning, making the whole tTip from san
Frsncifoo in something less than ~ days. VITA
good luck throughout, We should have made II
in 90 H. Is.
New-York daily tribune., 1859-09-28

SwIsDLISc CASE IN ELMIRA.-Mr. Philo d. Daily,
leading citizen Of Elmra New. York, was arrested
Friday last, on the complaint of George A. Bees,
charged with being implicated in two or three bogus
lottery schemes, by which he was swindng unsus-
pectrg and trusting people out Of great deal Of
money. One Of the schemes was called the "Law-
renee Company" and promised 10 distribute q prizes
20 those who took the tickets in their lottery Louis
lana sugar plantation and Thirty farms in Kentucky
ard Ohio. The other scheme was by advertising to
tell how to earn 800 TO $50 per month receipt Of
enc dollar, TO induce greenhorns to invest their
money. There 204 letters taken from the office
in one day addressed to Daily, each letter containing
money; about $1,000 were found in these letters.
Dsiy was arrested and required to give bail which
he did, and is now at large.
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-12

W0WeAe 90 the lAsh day cs April, A. n. ,s.s
w osseA !. Alien and Utep1eu r All,n ~,
hesbands 81 Afoes csuGty, state Of Iowa .rscr,sI
unto Prank Plum =. rs Trustee, q certain NJ 49,, y.
Isnse conveysns TO said trustee the land IN scott
County lows, d~orytt-d ~ foIiovs u vii nsv.n'
sssG q point eighty (s0) feet dine cas-, T. om ~
northeast eorWs 81 lot No nv. fs) BLOCK No ~.
hundrei anu i've t106) In IT. Clsire addition a. IN.
cty % Davenport, running south from snla ,n,,,,
along the east line OF Psrry street on. hpnd,si
nifty lsO) feet, thence esst eighty Sol feet thence
soIth On ha0drsd aud nny (i5V) f~s thence ,,st
eiensy lsoD Isss 20 T.. place u beginnins; which
ssd conv-y Anee wAs'msde " the saii sa,sh \ Al.
leo aud St.pben I. Allen for the purl.se az seen
ring the pay m-nt Of two certain prolnisrty notes
and the interest thereon, eigned by said ar.h Y
Athn s0d Stsshen r. Alic3, dated tlo IAN d.v *
April. lxs, and payable follows: One ar
three hundred aud sixty three dollars bic q, m.
14th day ~ Decs mbsr 1855, and ono ~ ave HIM
dred dollars payable on the iAih Of December iS.s.
With interest at the rate of fes per per snnum
payable 10 tbs order II Ira b. wn which sad mai,
assigned BY the said Ire Brown TO James u.
PARKER
And now said 90 promissogy notes hsvins become
Que and paysbie, aud the said sarah i Alien and
Skphea Allen having failed 10 pay the same, /,
Frank PlumeY, trustee Aforesaid, do hereby give
this public notice that BY virtue OF the power which
a. in me vested by said dsd 81 Trust will on Toes.
day the 18th day VI April 1859 n, the hour OF .
o'clock In the Afternoon Of sstd day st the Court
House DIOR the city OF Davenport expose arc offer
Tor sale public auction the parcel ofiad above de-
scrtbSd, much thereof shall be necessary to
satisfy and pay the omit Of said ntee with the In
q pest thereon TO the day Of SALE together with all
the costs aud expenses attending satd sale costs
this notice and Trustees fees.
Dated the 18th day Of March, A D 1859
PRANK PLUNGE,
Daily Iowa State Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1859, 1859-04-12
-Hhcs'iN,S Male.


TUE STATE or IOWA. In thu sro,t county d.
"oo' I"uhfs, IS trici Conri.
Rf virtnc Of n execution issuei from, The o,~~
- 81 Inc C"'k 81 the District Court ~ \ III r,,.
", state OF Iowa. In favor ~ NichoIss Frie,..,
P'sin'in. AMI against lghstir- LANCER drr.nsi<,
hatu march .th, lae. snht, me lirs,tr4 comm ,n
ing me mat OF the goods ebsttels stock @, battered
10 any company, debts due trnrer' y Ia the hand.
thtfd Irrsone. lands and ter ruitnts which re- N,
npt BY lew from ssecu,ioe) 81 the sail Isna,,u
LANCER i make, or cause a. he mate IN. sur, n
twenty. three hundred ono aud - loo dollars -
interest and costs and br virtue ~ said executed
l Levied upon tho following ascrbsd persou,, pro,y
erty, TO Wit: q double lumber wsgans 2 az c,rt.
blue reaper, ] SEWING machine, corn ctn.Lnr ~
horse power, 1.-TWO horse slei 2 e., ,nine miu q D..
cutters, staple machine. I chess pr-s- 4 t.,,,
and stove. cnpbosrd box with plass h.rrax
acu'tlvat"rs, breaking rlow- Scovn planter. 4 NM.
ste yards, wind v sab, coffee min 4 sc,,h..
scoop shovt Is, shovel plow. hay rake 4txa har.
piows, two horse serap~r, hoe. cross " sew
wheel BARROW, Ssioves, pork barre's. 3 srrews 4.
post holes hay rakes, rel ateads tool chez, =.
contents, tobacco cutter I sugrr, ! box and W,
tents, = sack OF seed, Tin horn, 2 oil cans I rBr,
chain piles rails, piles plank, platforms. 81
wir', spade, pitchforks. 9 half hishel measure
= log chains, ! sarre horse, 2s"tt double, barnes
OK Jokes. I breasinc pow, stirring pk,ws. aho--
shoyels, 2sp,des, buggy tongue, pitch forA.
iron bars. hex and contents, kcr., pilc fene'rl
plank.
And hereby give public notice that shall ON.
tor sale n. puhlic cutlery on Duck Creek Farm
on Saturday the 3nth day "f April. 1889. bc,v-.J
the hours Of 9snd o'clock y NJ 81 said ,lsy To thI
highest and best bidder therefor In cash the above n
scrbcd property, OF sufficient thereof 10 satisfy ~
above debt with Interest m costs
Dated this 29th day Of March. 1850.
n. LxOuARD.
april shin % SCOTT Co. Iowa
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HheriH,S Sale.

THE STATE OF iowa. nthe District court OF
ScOrT COUNTY, Scott county, Iowa.
DY virtue OF special execution issued from the
ID Office Of tho Clerk Of the District Court Of Scott
County. state OF Iowa, in favor Of John N. Rogc,s
pla'ntif, and against Joseph Lhmbrite, VIM. 3 Col
lins, Thomas Yarwoo1, II Carter \ Co. Tnllman
Powers b Mclean Milo Parks. Trustees OF Iowa
College. Bruc. b Cook. Almrt Skeel, N CoYwith X
90, David Oockley, Robert Means, Chas Powers,
stanton shelton Or. 0e, w Baker, Blskemore n
Laves. Jacob ekinkIe, James G starr, and
John W Baker, defendants, dated March 10Th,
1859, and to me difec'ei COO man ling me that oi
defendants, make or cause To he made the sum Il
four thousand and hundred dollars with ,n,ers.
and cOsts, and commanded by said pee ial X ell
tion, have levied upon tbs following descIi real
estate, situated IN Scott county Iowa, TO wit Lots
one two III three 1877 four [4l a. fourteen llll
In block eight Isl OF subdivision OF the Rus eli es-
tate, made BY W 6urley. and tcco, ded in the
Rex orders once OF Scott coCnty, In took . F." Of
deeds, page 29l alsv lot eleven and pat OF lot
twelve 1871 10 said BIZ OK eight Isl being much Of
lot twelve (l2l as Hes west Of line drawn north
and south through said lot the center Of the
division party all Of the double dwelling house.
situated on said lot, ard including the vest half OF
said houee.
And hereby give public notice that I shall OFFER
for sale ~ public outcry, at the Court House coor In
the city Of Davenport In said county, on saturday.
the Both day Of April, D 1859, .. The hour OF ;
O'Clock " said day, to the highest and best bid
der therefor In cash. above descrit ed properly
sufcitnt thereof tatisfy the above debt, with To-
tereet and costs.
Dated this 24'h dsy OF March, 1859.
u. LEONARD,
mcho6 sheriff OF Scott county lows
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SheriN's Sale.
TIM STATE OF IOWA, 10 the /

TIM STATE OF IOwA,t 10 the District Court
SCOTT COUNTY. Of Scott county, Iowa.
DY virtue OF n o. special execution issue from
ID The office Of the Clerk Of the District Court Of
Scott county State Of Iowa, In favor Of John Horn
By, PLAINTIFF. and against Joseph Lambrite, Jnlettx
Lambrit~, his life, II Garter Z 90, Tsllman, Pow
ers 4 Mclean, Mic x Paris. Bruce Cook, Trus-
tees Of Iowa College, Almet 6keci, N Corwith Co.
David Cockley, Robert ~ ans, Charles Powers Geo
w DsksT, stanton Shelton i 90, Blakenlore h Lawes
w Skinklc. ames starr, John W n hakeV, 3 Helen
Richards. and william Fairfield, defendants, and
dated on the 18th March, 1859, and u me directed
commanding me that OF the real estate here nafur
described. make, or cause to be made, the sum Of
twelve hunired forty-two and So LOO doll srs. with
interest ami costs; and commanded BY sAid sp
cial execution, have levied upon the following lie
ibed real estate situated in Scott county, Iowa
wit: All that part Of lot No one In block No 6f-
~ -four (54 in thr city Of Davenport sad coanty
bounded and described as follows, to wit: Beginning
at the north westerly corner Of said lot Perry
ct, thence running southerl along PsrIy street
sixty 1901 feet thence eas.erly and st rsht sngcs
with Perry street sixty sonr 6s feet, thence north
erly sixty 6O) feet 10 th alley, aud thence westerly
along said alley sixty four t6l feet to the place Of
beg inning.
And / hereby give public notice that shall offer
for sale nj public cry At the Court House door !
the city Of Davenport In said county, on Saturday
the Both day OF April. 1859, At the hour Of O'Clock
Of said dsy, to the highest and bsst bidder there
for In cash. the above described properly OF sufi-
Client thereof " satisfy the above debt with interest
aud costs
Dated this cath day Of March, 1859.
u LEONARD,
mch26 Sheriff OF Scott county, Iowa.
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LEGAL.


M HBAnAS On the b day 81 March, A D ts53
w Oani-l x An executed unto John y Dillon
- rustee. certain Dsed Of rrDtt convey 90 said
trustee the isId Clinton county ,Iowa Is
10 levi, =" wt the hair of the mort qua
ter Sad the h~lf OF the south eat quart and
the soutAvest QsaTies Of the south east quarter Il
section 0 twenty stI (2s) In tsvGsblp No eighty
ohc tS1 moth ~ range No Two (D ea-t OF he 5th
= which sail s.nveysncr vsr made bv the ssid
Daniel AlicS for he puipo Ell securing hr bal
mebt - certain osntssosy Eoie ami the ist~rrst
thereon, sgaei By said Usnei Allen, d. ed the Sth
day % March y 1868, ., 10 liable on the Cth dsy
OF March 4 D lbSS, ~ the order Of g \ Wiser.
forthe tum ~ one thouseid dollars, and drawing in
tsreet Al the rst@ 81 u per ~ Ht per sntum
And nov said notes having berasn- due ant tbs
sail Daniel Alien bsvieg failed 20 pay the came, T.
John DtilD. Iuss-~ - sforesaH. 10 h. I. by rive
this pObsc nae~, thss Wy virtue " the toxrr whieh
u IN Inc vestsi By said dss Of trust, ~il ON Tue
DAY th" III day ~ nsy,A 1859, tstw zen the hours
~ and so'ciock in the sf1iB0on 81 day al the
Court b"sss dor m tbs nay Of Davenport espsee
and o0rr Tor sale ~ Ctbis section, the ps.oeIs Of
isbd a1ove irtrrhi. az - much thereof shs,I b
SUFFICIENT H. satisfy aud rsy tbs % said note
win he Interest thereon Ia the dsy Of ssle together
With oil the eosss aud expenses s,ieudiog said sale
c"a~ 81 this notice and Trustees fees.
Dated ths 9Th dsy 81 Awi, A ID lss9
JOIN Y. DILLON,