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Grcnt Loss OF Life by Fire.

Sgw YogE, Feb. 81 y tenement house on Elm stree!
occupied by "a families burn las: night Between
90 and 80 persons burnt Many others were seriously
injured by jumping from the windows.
Hyde Park, In Pennsylvania, the dwelling OF pahie,
Early Sr, burnt las: night, together rh thre= OF
cIliren Tie rnohs. and lrs. eIhsr children escaped
from the sccoEd story window.
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F{Dk SALE.

TT1iIE upper half OF BEAVER DAM FARM, on James
River, in Goochland county, about I5U gcres-SsU Ia
cultivation and balance in wood. About l3j Of
river and creek low grounds. sown in wheat.
Hecenty built barn. stable, corn, and servants
With the farm will be sold two families OF ten
negroes with mules, cattle, &c., If desired.
Mr. Hugc manager the Farm, will show Il TO any one
disposed to purchase. For terms, uPply to
CoRBlN WARWICK,
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Execution OF q Murderer,

SEw YoRK, Peb 3-Stevens, the wife murderer, TH
executed at the TooubI hi, morning Ills conduct On the
gallows until the last moment approached when
ouck-.ibe ouIck'' His las, words Ia reply IN ques
don by Rev Mr Knapp aas"I aE innocent" "RedssEr
q iaHe ns -
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iSHING dispose OF my real estate In order to d.
w vide the proceeds among my children, eHcr Tor sale
privately, my FARM "Sunning HILL"
This desirable tract OF land lies In the heart OF tho
valuable tobacco lands Of Louisa both sides OF the
sou, branch OF the North Anna river and adjoining the
lands Of H. r. Pondextsr Gabriel Jones, Joseph W. Baker
Others eight miles from Louisa Court House and To-
l=rsvle the Virginia Central Railroad and equally con-
r-aient 20 both.
This contains U40 acres, OF which 200 are wood
land than ourths Of which heavily timber
ed with pine and hickory Of original growth The ara.
bic land is fertile aud in high state OF mprovemens-we
| adapted 20 the growth Of wheat, corn and tobacco
T-re comfortable dwelling, with eight rooms, good
barn. tobacco houses and all necessary ou,buldnSs The
locality is healthy aad the neghborhood pleasant Pre-
su;ins a, wishing purchase will visit the thrn
anl for themselves deem unnecessary TO speak FAR
he The farm capable Of being divided Into three tracts
II desired Being very desirous Of selng the terms will be
| made 70 accommodate purchasers.
Ny manager, Mr.. Groom will take pleasure in showing
| the premises 10 any who wishes 10 purchase
JULIA A. H0LLADAi.
For further information apply a DR.. ". C. n Randolph,
charlottesville Va 10 H. r. Holiday, Rapid Ann sta
tlon, Orange and Alexandria Railroad who Is authorized
to sell Dec 31-cwtf.
GOOD WESiFEKN FARMING LANDS.
flE undersigned have for sale large quantities. OF gooi
l. ArEaosas farming lands OF very superior quality,
and on low terms
They will also enter lands, Tor persons desiring to Invest
on favorable terms.
AL business Of land nature attended TO promptly, In
any part OF Arkansas.
Good cotton lands In large bodies sale cheap For
full particulars, address DYE PHlTCHARD,
lJ-cY3tn !acksonuort. Ark.
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TRUSTEES SALE oR THE sfocKING-
4 RARE CHANCE
FOR SPECCLATuRS, LAND PIRATES AND WEsTER

TOWN LOT JOBBERS.
r WILL offer for sale, at auctonn Covingt9n on the
L 2OTll DAY OF MARCH next lcoati uA!, ioM w. LUIS
lime D .hs. eligible G and d; valuable HOTEL PROPERTY
Main street, adjoining the Courthouse square together
with Io, 30. =, occupied By the stables, &c. Also
r.r. NJ land on Po, Greek, containing about 100 Acres
TO be more particularly described before sold Also u,
ING abou, 800 Acres, extending down within few
ir wards the town and river The land Is we'll tim
berti has upon IL wa!er-power and iron ore, and
drubIe portion Of It is suitable clear cultivate
TsRNs s:-une.third Of the purchase money down; the
balance in equal payments six and twelve
from day OF sale. Possession given Immediately Bond
and approved security will required, together with the
vendors ein on the property ls further security for
ferred payments y. T. GltAY,
Attorney In fact for the heirs Of Andrew M Scott decd
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V7IRGINIA.-1N CHHSEERFrELDc COIN

James Sltus vs. Whiltlc atrl wife.
Whit,le and wifu and Sims vs.. Richard, Dclphia and
Thomas Sims.
T. T. Pilking,on VS.. james Sims and survivors, &c.
These three decreed To be heard together &C. de-
creed that referred Commissioner OF this court TO
take an the fund III the first and second OF these
what parties entitled thereto and also, TO as
which of the children James SIMS deceased have
depu cd this life since the institution Of the first Of these
suits and who the o.! kim or heirs at Law OF such
children deceased; and who are entitled 10 parnepate IN
distribution OF the fund In the first and second OF these
causes and in what proportion And said shall
receive proof tn. claim Of the plaintiff, Pkington, &C.;
aud report, Sc.
1t appears that james L. Sims, free man OF color one
OF the defendants suits, not an nl1taht
Of this State. have liked the l4,h day o! February
next as the time, and the office Of Bufoot FrieHd IN
Manchester us the place for taking the said accounts 70
ba continued from day day uit compile cd All persons
n'er.'ted in the Aa settlement will attend with their es-
tlni"ny, &c. l.. VI. BUKF0OT,
jan li-cwit Con'r In Chancery.
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PENITENTIARY or VIRGININ.

PESATESTliRI or VIRGINIA..
MANUFACTURED At this institution, aad sold :h-re and
" the Agent, store No. ~ Pearl street; the following
articles, a: reduced prices to-wit;
Boots, Shoes and Brogues
Women, Children and Servants Shoes
Wagon and Cart fiarnes, OF every description
Machine Bands, Leather Hose
Wagons. Carts.
Drays and Whcehatrow.
Wardrobe,, Safes, &c.
striped and Plaid Cottous
kersey, and Linseys for plantation hands
Ready made Clothing for Servants
Most VI the above articles on hand and FOR sale nr will
ce made or repaired other Job work done 70 order. on
ihori notice for cash, 20 punc.ua Customer, only on
short time.
Orders from ths country with satisfactory references
promptly attended to. Address K NJ StMMU
July Self Agent and S;orekeepe, Va Penite,,!a,y.
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ASHLAND, Va, January 3l.t, ls6o.

To tie Etitur, of Me Enquirer.
Gentlemen III find that the name OF ourrf~pccteh fellow.
cstiz- william %-lson ESP, has been accici'aS onit'eh
rom i lis; nf Delegates iru.u this county the Demo
c-alic stale Convention lie appointed By the chair.
man o, the Democratic meeting delegate from the Jones
russ Road, and Beaver pam district much regret the
omission and astru al the earliest period TO make the
correction. Respectfully,
Tur SyCY OF TuE bLNUCgArIC MELTING Is Hanover
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For the EhfuIFeF
Democrats or i7cnrico.

sec call has been made for meeting at
February Court 10 appoint delegates to the
State Convention Of the 18th Of that month :;
and also ITO elect delegates ID the Federal Con.
vcntion to be hrld 1t Charleston, on the 23d
day Of April next" fully approve Of the
call Of the meeting, but it strikes mr that the
proper conrSc should be, to appoint delegates
To District C"hrentton, TO select delegates to
tho Charleston Convention. believe that is
the lmur!c Of procedure heretofore observed.
While on the subject Of Conventions, permit
me to say HAT | am gratiticd TO see that the
people, in their primary meetings, are indica-
ting their preferences. This is not only their
right, hut duty. Conventions, at best, arc
evils, and not always necessary ones but if
We arc to have them, desire to see the delegates
whom we may appoint, kept within their Iegit-
innate duties, viz: rctIccting the wishes OF those
vino appoint them. Un two memorable occa-
sions--lsl.t and lS52-thc ''vox populi' was
wholly disrcgarded. In the coming convention
at Charleston protest against the delegates
"hunting up 4 candidate for the party. ]
hope for Il full attendance of the party at Feb
ruary Court, and fair expression of its senti-
Incnis \ DEMOCRAT or THE ULp ScnnnI.
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PHILIP RAHM.

T. q L + VI 4 CHINE " ORkS.
RICHMOND, IA.
MANUFACTURES Steam Engines OF every descriptIou
NJ ard size. Circular Saw Mills Mill Gearing, Mining
MAchnaE Of everydeserpon Castings in Iron and Brass
d5a- a: shor, notice Feb SsIv
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j. MAGILL,

ATTORNEY ATlAW.-u s-.,,
tdfce ,rih Robsrt Tytr, Es2, l94 s0i"' "'"'' ~
fAaddtlDhid l., d..
WILL attend collections and all o'hef " o's
w line Of his profession.
Jan o-d2autf
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&1tRmon0 Enquirer.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY :, 1850.

BY R1TcHIE, DUSSAyAST, TYLER WISE.
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Il the Circait Court nf the City OF lIich-
' mond. January Goth l,Gn
Patrick =. boy lie and Maryarc, Ann his wifi. formerly
Siarsars. Attn tlagan Plaintiffs,
'""n i"sAn' cssrles lassn aad William Taylor,
u, Defendants.
This day came the plaintiffs ly counsel, aud with the
iea'e % te Sou't hea herein their amended BILL making
Joseph Hasan party defendant in this su the object Of
which Is 70 obtain sale Of the estate OF and TO which
Bernard Hsgan, decraFe1 died seized and entitled and
distribution OF the proceeds among the ow,lrrs and
v having been made and ed that the said Joscph lila.
gan Is not resident Of this State the Court doth order ,hn.
the said Joseph agan do appear within month
due publication hereof uud do what Is necessary m
bis interests Copy-Teste:
Ian y8--cy4r BENZ. POLLARn d e.
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RICHMOND IA.
MANUFACTURES Steam Engines OF every description
AacAnSr Of every description. Castings in Iron and Bras
t1a- a: short notice. Feb S-sly
FLAT ROCK FEMALE SEMINARY
it"H hit YEAR lSt0-The arst session will commenc,
\ nn 'hs on January and close June 18TH
i-ra' sS Is: last year.
.aSa'!= sonveyance will be In readiness to take
" @ 10 NY horss To give such notice. address Mrs ANN
;;,phu1iA. hactaElands, Lunenburg
~! -! Iud'est 10 Richmond at ihis time.
.aa I-c.l JSo. oRGAIN, JR
,RiCHMOND LIVE STOCK MARK ET.
caansF.sned having procured the services Of R.
!, ~ p;,1, ios he purpose Of selling Live Stock
=. ,h eaoua MARKET. WILL with Luther s. Irvine be
a.ss on sh. Is; day Of September next presured
" give cir undivided Affection all busnes. en- al
.ten anu 'ee confident, from ;hcr long .xncr.nc. IN
'e abie ~ give entire satisfaction 30 ~
"e~ul make EbsrH atvan :euea,, a., r,,s,,ru,
Aur. o0-etr i'nN CKoUSE,
a TEACHER WAYTED.
.'Set ".'h-s 10 engage. inuie ,a,.ly the ser.
uie higher classes Ia College lie will -sI ooSS ior
.rstm,, ~ .: snail school Christian man md
,e'efence' both a. 20 moral and mental uoou
DC required All -uaica,iou, q,"eS.ons will
particulars riren P'yn'p,sy answered, und
Jan eL-e,x a. Ur. J.. Il. JONES
----------.'--s.a s.a.Seon'ri!le. Rruaswick. VA
EIOME>TE1n1 1---------
! IL. JONES. and MISS RAND0ipi, rr
- "p.ies 10 .his School, on the first dav -, rr, ue''
..b w" close on ;he middle u! December toIluwin-
-1''sion OF one SUMMER month e'
49,, Terms Tor the Achnas.c year
81. .-.....-.........,.. x,,n
So :" I:"eish. ..................,.. On
.-,!"n IN F!-acll. acll................, ''''''' ~ ~
80 :" La''h --...- -....... ........,.... Ia
80 =. 'iGES .h
.9 Charge for medical services rendered by nv W,.,
o'et! Dr. C. Mason, or Mrs. Mary \. Jones ,lck,forJ
'saesri!r, Va Jan fn-Ncm,u y
IW CSIC TEACHER.-A married rrn,I.m0n for.
tecn engaged in Of the Northern States A. teach
n- fs'o ani Language. wishes TO procure situation
m sN'A lie would accept place In some Academy or
cF large enough to support him In his profession
':.tr r:ren
"r, addressed ,oA E. B., care OF Richmond Enquirer
r. VI" tie forwarded 10 him from this Office.
" AZ iED.-The undersigned virgiuian, wishing
.riar his profession Teacher OF Languages,
&C. ec' pro1ers his services to those In need OF
-, - thoroughly educated and having had an expert
i. -'s'"iIrsrs an instructor in two Academies OF
according the system approved and practised
I'll OF Virginia, he Ina sln.s his future laboss
With That suoces. which /. the fruit OF tact zeal
'' Aucfess, Maj. }. ". T.,
Sh;y, hesvick Depot, Albenarle, Va.
s.,. copy times and send bill to my address as
Jan l6-c3t.
HnED NJ. "A YOUNG MAN, educated at the Uni
-! Of Virginia, wishes situation AZ Teacher
..,r,r.. Prepared to teach the Ancien, aud Modern
::Io,, ,. 'he elements Of the Mathematics Commu-
i!., ""S salary, &c, will be promptly attended to-
H., Madison Run Station,
.S,:, I. n oranRe aud Alexandria K. r.
. b, rer. ,Psi os Ts harfi'on Prof. Giiders.eys,
~ Jan l1-ctf
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yILT1KIE tIOTEI, PROPEHTF EOE

SALE, AT LUNENBURG COURT HOUSE.
THAT very valuable Hotel property At Lunenb1rg Court
i House. recently occupied by the late Jno. A. Bishop,
with It's appurtenancts, will he sold Public Auction
the 18TH DAY OF FEBRUARY next, that being day
for Lunenburg county, Any person a all debirous Of
chasing hot property would do well examine this
There Is every facility the premises for cass
country Tavern
Terias very liberal, and will be .nade known the day
OF sale I. c ELDER,
II. L. LEE
Jan o6-stds T<ustees Of John A. bishop, decd
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And We hnve......... -,o'','"'
Representing the gross addition to the State
debt which would result from the conversion
scheme fully carried out Snpposns the a'.-
nuity to be capitalized and converted into State
bonds, and apply the system of the sinking
fund, and the annual expenditure of sls2, 700
for thirty.four years will wipe out all scores Of
Indebtedness on the part Of the State as well as
Of the company. The consequences Of so wise
n measure would be: The State wonld be re-
lieved Of the onus Of IL perpetual guarantee Tor
considerable annuity, would be further relieved
from the weight upon its own credit now ma
tnrally incident to the extremely depressed
market value OF stock, of which she is herself
the principal stockholder, and from the still
more depressing influence Of guarantee Oh
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los. ffNSLEY JoHNSQN ~ "
HnTNIISSION NJ EtSCHAN NIS,

(YsoSr sriLpISo sHocroE WAREHOUSE
RICHMOND, VA.
NOR the sale OF Tobacco Wheat CorD and country pro-
tuce generally their sincere thanks to their
friend. Tor very liberal patronage heretofore extended
:, hc, and ask continuance and increase OF the sarae
The next year promising their personal aiten
;oa 20 ali consignments committed 10 them
Q-rty
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turning to the North from South Carolina, but
recently. he published villainons account oi
the cruel treatment Of slaves, and OF their be,
ing sold upon the block like cattle and sheep.
am quite sure, gentlemen, that where ! ''n
known, whether North or South, the above
most mcntlacior,s assertion needs no WORDS o!
contradiction. But the statement OF the
"yyhTrn has so positive un air, that, with your
permission desire to give it positive denial.
Briefly, then, have never published or writ
ten any account whatever touching the sale or
treatment of slaves II is hardly important to
add that never was in South Carolina, though
| hope to visit that State at no distant day Let
me further say, that all the letters have ever
written concerning the South, were published
in the 'Boston Post, and that several Of them
were copied, with appreciation, in such papers
as the "Sashville Union" and louisville Jour-
nal. arn, gentlemen, yours cordially.
JOHN G. SANE.
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4 VALUABLE ESTATE on YORK RIV-

on SATURDAY the TWESTY-FIFTH DAY OF FEB
" RUAKf NEXT, we will sell, TO the highest bidder, the
farm 10 York county, called "INDIAN-FlELDS, belong
ing TO the OF the late Col Robert McCandtlsh
This farm is situated 81 miles from Yorktown and r.
miles from Williamsburg, contains about quo acres $50
OF which cleared and in high state Of cultivation.
This whole tract lies Immediately the rver has tine
river 'front.' and affords superior advantages for oyserng
There has recently been erected the premises elegant
and tasteful Coagc-budins, commanding aview OF the
river und Chesapeake bay There also the usual out
buildings consisting OF ovcretrs house. barn. granarles
&C.. &c. Narl OF the best quality nbounds. crop D!
wheat seeded last fall and preparations for eorncrop
n progress Slaves sufficient TO work the farm
upon and will be kept steadily al work until! the day
SALE when they may be hired upon reasonable terms by
the purchaser, desired II the purchaser should wish
land it be bought At once from the owner OF the
adjacent farm.
TERMS OF sALy-Cash sufficient pay expenses OF sale,
balance credit Of l2 and years equal instruments
bearing interest," payable annually from the st day Of JAM
uary 1861 the purchaser execute bonds with sufficient
personal security and the title retained until the purchase
moary is paid
THOMAS ?. McCANDLIsII, lror,u,,s,o,.-v
WILLIAM J. PEACHi,
habe property the premises consisting Of horses
mules cattle and farming utensils household furniture &c
&C., will be Sold
Terms made known the day Of sale
Ian
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:. MiGILL,
La " CARD.
LOUIS A. BUCKINGHAM,

AITQRNET An D CUT TEL LUX I q " {,
HILLSrIlLY, CARROLL CO., VA,
TTENDS regularly the County and Circuit Courts OF
Y Carroll, wy:he Floyd Pulaski and adjoining counties
II. vii continue collecting agent for Northern
r...caan snd all persons who may have business In Car
,on asd adjoining counties. Dec 2G-c6m
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FLAT ROCK FEMALE SEMINARY.

l'oH lsiE YEAR lS60-The arst session will commence
Oh ;he Slh January and close June 18Th
Isra, ss Is: la,, year
men aoat-d Of The arrival Of students at Blacks and
'a;a'!= conveyance will be In readines. to take
~ 10 NY hors- To give such notice. address Ars ANN
W; .ofG4N, Nactarland's, Lunenburg
NY add'e', s Richmond at this time
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CNUFP.-A lot OF Marcoboy and Scotch Snun jult re-
= oeyrd md for sale by DOVE 4 CO., Druggi.,,
Feb No. - Main st. Richmond.
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ny TIE CoVERSOR OF VIRGINIA.
% SS~OI AVIATION


INFORMATION having been received by the Executive,
tha; SAM lCBBARD free negro, who Is charged With
IN. crime Of murder perpe,rard in the county ot West
oresnd has ded from Justice and Is going large
therefore do hereby offer reward OF one hundred dol
lars any person who shall the said fugitive and
Le,:vc. him into the jail OF said county, and do moreover
,cuIr- all officers of th. civil aud military
and request people generally 10 their best exerons
10 procure his arrest that hs may be brought to justice
Given under my hand Governor and under the Less
T. Seal OF the Commonw ealtb Richmond. th, Esd
day Of January ls6v JOHN LETCHER.
BIZ the Governor.
GrosGp ". MrSe- Secretary Of the Common wealth.
SAN uUBBARD'is low, well set, very .black, with ans
white ;s-lh S;ammer, o little. Jan +--c3w
NOTICE.
IL having claims debts against the late Pc
IA Ter Quarles OF Caroline county, Virginia. either indi-
viduay security for jointly with others, hereby
notified present the properly authenticated,
Cor settlement; the estate OF the said Peter Quares VIII
De uay settled by lWh day Of September ls6O after
waich limo l. will be too late
JOSEPH 81. SEAY, Admir- Of
49, a.
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KIcHn0ND 1--we sTOcK nAKK E;T
4 TEACHER WAYTED

49, ~ MAhss 70 engage. immediately the ser.
,Ies o' ech.!eican competent 10 rr-,,r. ho,, .
e Glasses IA Coi'ere lie will rssl. In INV anil
y%ssm,, ~ o. small school Christian man and
. both a. 10 moral and mental ausdca,io,s "oI %
particulars rvea P'vnpily answered, und
Jan e,--ci4 c, w. T. Il. JONES,
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CSIC TEACHER.-A married sid-i3,.,1,-;,; r,o,I.n1,1a, =

W charge for medical serrices rendered by nr W,so,
ast! Dr. G; Mason, or Mrs. Mary \. Jon.s siIcE,forJ
'saesri!lr, Va j.m IN ,'
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HOME>TEAU.

Sn,.. =. ana MISS RANDOLPH. will resume ,b.y
ar ,..,on I'M a i, shoo on the first day Of February
h a. S'e on me middle OF December following,
90 'A'eFsa'ssion OF one summer month
-, Terms for the hchnlas,.c war
Sioux City register. [volume] (Sioux City, Iowa) 1858-1871, 1860-03-03

NYnEREAs. John u. sautorn and r,,h +
Nv born, his wife. OF nakota county, N-brssk,
Territory, did by their Deed OF Trust dated the OH
day OF January, 1855, sell aud .oavsy unto Andr.-
isech and cred NJ. uubbe the fol wiuy d.sc,i b~t
real estate, to wit: The south h-lt ut the month
west fractional quarter OF section No. C. In Township
40. ss nortn Of kaage " west of the 9Th priucjpsl
MstidAn Ia lows, coutaiuing eighty tive acres. mora
or less In trust however, TO secure tho M, ,.nt ~
nur promlss"ry notes given by the said John San.
born to Fred N. Huebx II, and be- rinx dat. Jauu,rx
lst 1888, of said notes tor the sum of on. hu.
dred dollars. and ono for the sum OF ops bunansa
AMI seven aud 76-1oo dolsrs, both due four months
nlsf as,s ana one nor two hundred and twenty dol.
ana one for two hundred and tw enty three and
INV dollars. both due eight mon hk after dat. and
.nfee proassory notes kiten by tho .aid ,,hu y.
sAu S 20 Andrew Loss hearing date .ansn,yl,
1000, And payable to the order of tho said Leach
Ohe OF ssid notes vas given for the SUN OF two hmm.
drsd and thirty three and II 100 dollars and 81
sara notes for two hundred dollars sarh sad all due
six mouths after date. Said Deed OF Trust i. c,r,;
TONED - fllows-That II n the Above pro,ni .,,,
notes are paid at maturity, then this said Deed n
trust TO b. void but either one or all OF said not.s
NOT paid when due then this Deed II Trust to r..
main ~ oer and the ssid parties o the sec nd ps
or tnsir trustee or their h.irs, executors sdminis
traitors or assigns may pr. eyed ~ oil ,hs prourr,v
a aSs -. ., .ay part Thereof At puddle
county. Iowa. for cash, after having gives Ihirty
Gays pubic notice Of the time, terms aud Mac. n
=; saa sale advertising 10 some newspaper printed
=. ~ s'o.a Iy OF Council hluifs, and execute deed
y ~ eimpie 70 the purchaser or purchasers there
nf ana receive tbs proceeds Of slid ss~ and out Of
vnra email hrst pay the costs and ex penscs of this
trust aud apply the remainder TO the payment Of
ssid rromlssory notes above described, aud II any
surplus remains after paying said notes It sh. 10
paid the said John Sanborn or his legal repre-
senntivsa And, wherea,. the ssid notes above de-
srrihsd have bscoms due and unpaid. now thsys-
iors, ws, Andrew I@ech and Fred Al. Hubbell 1fus-
tees aiorasaie In pursuance Of the power gwen NJ
In said Deed OF Trust, and In &c ordaacs Herewith
VIII sell 1T public vsudwr 10 the highcst bidder for
cash At Sioux City Woodbury. bounty, state Of Iowa
IN front Of the P"ss ONCE In Asid Sioux City, On the
goth day OF March. 1850, At II O'Clock. A. NJ Of saia
day the above described real estate, f the purposX
Of paying the above iHisbsdness and eosts OF sals
aud will make deed In re simple 10 the purchaser
OF purchaser Of said property above dsscrihsL r
@ s#f ANDREW ilEkCN
eaH FRED, NJ. uJHAkEI. NJ
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