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81 E--PURsU-

M ASTER S S A L E.--PURSU-
lLA Ant to the commend Of an order q ssis
nom the OOurt Of Common Pleas Of ouyahogs Coun-
ys az the suit Of The. Cleveland and Mahoninfr
kailroad company against Isaac II. HeWitr
and others, to me directed, shall oNpc6a for sale Il
public auction, st the door Of the Court House, Il
the CitV Of Cleveland, the sixth day of Deem
Der. 1851, at ten O'Clock A. H., the i0liovinq a.
scribed parcels Of land situate in the CITY OF Ife-
land, county Of CuTahoga, and State oil Ohio as,d
known by being parl Of HeWitt's sntdvisioD 81 ~
80 caLe MerWin property IN aid City Of Cleveland,
- wit
Appraised at SzIs6.
F5roe No. H. Lot No rfxfnan ~ o.t4 a-a,tll-i-
ion. Appraised Ct e25O0
Parcel No, l2. Lot No. aerantaar ~ ~
ion. Appraised at Fl50o
Parcel No. l3 nt No efqhtaen sf u.rs N 1l7frf-.
ion. Appraised at S250o.
faroel No. T. Iee westerly part oflot No. nins-
zen n lald stpdlgision, bounded northarly, s0ut-
erJ and westerly By tbs lot lines and oaltsrlr 81
the centre line Of brick wall nearly parallel Wlih
AerEin street ana about i0rty-sagen iset di1t1nf
5outheaE teriY therefrom. ADprailed az Ellnl
Parcel No IS. ne e1steriy psrt Of lot No nfue-
teen % 1aid subdIvision- bounddd northerly eait-
Il and EoEtherly b. the lot lines a1d EastalIr -
the c5utrs line ola brick wll uesry parallel uifh
AerWin sifCst ana about forty y.ssVen FEET -l1ta1f
% southaaaterlY t1aE8lrom. APPRAISED az H1I9-t
R4EsEE, BAoEus 3 NoBLE, AttornsJS.
Nov. 6, l6l:a5f
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T b E. OFT Y


CBINIAAL BRAECH-JuDGE BISHOP
State Of Ohio vs.. Charles Pennslli plead
guilty to charge of FObbing-sentsnoed to )
ysars in penitontiary and costs Of Proseca-
tion.
Thomas Hsckelb charged with grand lar
eeny in connection with his brother James.
Nolhed.
Peter Freely plead guilty to charge of grand
larcsny-senlenoed to one year and cost.
Jackson Levi, Philip Adams, Lyman
Gresnbaum and Lyman S. ROsenthal; charg
ed with grand larceny. Nollied as to Levi
The Others forfeited their recognizances.
RObt. Whalen, burglary and grand larceny
Pies not guilty.
Vim. seannell, horse stealing, Plead no
guilty,
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W.
John 2. Borgss, Mrs.
FrsdaTika BorRaB, Eds
ward Hea7enmulier, Jno
5tumpl, Wm. MacEay,
Theodore N0Res, Adam
Bchnidor, Valentine
5Walns CGtharlne Bur
ger, Germ sn Benevolent
Society, Jchn Black
Francis Cra Wford, Geo.
Greenfield. John Hem
orick Isaac and Lecua d
OOVart harles Heath
Giles White, arm Of
heath 3 White H8rdi-
naDd Schumaker John
Laisy, Commonwealth
Insurance Com panyt
VIM. B. Lsonar ". W.
HArbut, ,Chai les Grihth,
Melancton Burr, Wms
Richardson, Philip G.
Weaver, John ottf
John d. Clark, William
Broggenmyer, D. Bush
Mar q Henks, HeuerY
Brikef, =. A. Day, Via
MeIn- DalendantL.
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nHE ABOVE NAWED AgAHFT

THE ABOVE NAMED ASAHFL
A. Jackson, resident Of the State OF Illinois.
and AlansOn Z Lszrsnce, resident Of the state Of
Michigan, VIII take notice that lhe plaintiff On the
90ih day Of OcE0be lS6i, tiled his petition setting
forth ludemeut obtained in favor of the uIqfnriT
against said Jackson ut the May term. $50 Of said
Court, for 81 B. Ol dollars damages and casts Of
ecnted bg said Jackson 10 the said LaWrsnce, dE-
ted or about November 5th, Ia g and mafa With
out consideration for the purpose of dsfrau0in
this plaintiff aud other credtOrB OF the said IacrroH
that said deed pretended % convey tha fGlloWin7 a.
scribed PREMISE, to wit. Situated in the CiIy Of
Ohio, aud is known as ceiug the east halt Of lot No
2 8, in Barber Lords subdit ision q that rars II
said CtT OF Cleveland, t0rmeriv ohio City, ard p
bound as follows, 20 wit; nerth by o~an street.
east aud touth BY lot ines and west by the west lns
o. same lot o us, and u 3 ieer mont Lorain
str etre ertnce 0snv had to tha plat and survey sf
Ahaa Merchant f0z mora particular description.
AlsO-AnCthsr piece or parcel Of land knr5rn =
being number Isl 10 Barber LoTd'g snbdivfsfon
in thst part Of the CITY Of Clsvelan0 ahich VS. sr
mery own as Ohio Gay, r0undfd norrherIF "a
lots Nos rs zlo 30 and 2l; ca terly On lot No ~
scnthsrlY On lot " AID Weaterly on Penn STREE
Gna being ABOUT 8 Ieet On Penn street, and about
20 leel Qep oe the same less, and subject
% Gu legal highWa,a. AID further setting forth
that aiter levy had been mada on said rro1nf411
y amin On execution issu-d on said iudgmsI .,
the said Lawrence con eyed the lot lastly above d.
3crlDeq . the sid John Singer, 70 {, ou the "a
qay Of February 1861. And PRAYING thas beth Tasd
dteds te eeetar d VOID and set aside and The said
pr ml5s ne sold and proceeds applied IN payment q
plain III said udemout and costs Of suit IhsEaid
qui ed 70 answer said petition on or before the ih
DAY Of January, ls62.
ByG.H WYMAE.
nov2se4 ATTY for Pltsh
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The subscriber respectfully calls yOUR
attention to his facilities for furnishing
you with Coal Oil Lamps and hxtureS.
Although Kerosene goods of all kinds are
now scarce, and especially Coal Oil Burn
srs and brass lamp work generally, the
few manufacturers of these goods having
large and profitable contracts with Govern
msnt for military trimmings, to the neg
leot of lamp work, yet the subscriber BY
devoting his entire attention to this busi'
ness alone, is enabled to take advantage Of
all opportunities to get goods and get them
low, and he has secured the whole country
for 9hess goods, and with considerable sue
cess, SO that customers can hhd in his es-
tablishment what cannot be found in any
other lamp depot in what was, e8d i' the
United States.
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THB ALL-sUFFIOlRNF THRE
VIENNA

TRIESEMAR /, "a 8, ARE DE
III TECTED By ROYAL LETTERS PATENT o
England and secured BY the Sfal5 OF the EoOle Dc
,heE.maeie De PariIl and the In Doris College o.
hedicine, Vienna,
30 1 Is inFsiuabIo Iar sxhurItion, gpsrmatoTAss
and al yhysioal disabilities,
No q Completely eTadioatss all traces Of these DIE.
essss that have heretofore been treated by the
olou8 and perniciouB use Of fcopafTa and cuDehss
10. has entirely supplaatsd the inIurioul u1o
mercury, thereby insurng % the SUFFERER speedy 10
lief, dhpersing all impurities, and roofing out the
venom OF diseS1a.
TRIEsEhlAR, Nos. l, and ;, are PREPARATION ths
form Of iozsnFe, devoid Of talts AID gnal and can
Be Csred 10 tbe Eaaio9at pccEot. Sold 10 tR cases
and divided into separate dose9r sdmlniIteTsd bV
YaIT eau Lallemand nQuI, Ricoid, So Price 50 ese6
or cases for sc, which sayet -; and "a 81 ca1a1
Fh.rsby there q saving Of -. 10 be had Wholssss
and retail Of Dr.. BARROW, No. l9l Blescksr street
Rev York. lmmediatoly on receiving = ramittancs
Or. Barrow viii forward the TriossmaF 70 any psf
OF the world securely packed and add ella eecord
ing 20 the Instructions Of tAs WfiIar
EAf- Eaid alFo b. ~ u, GARNOHU and ~
gT8KE. Clsualantf sr~Tf-
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fOr Sale or 8eat.
TS09 9ALE Nm nor RENT :
STORE FIXTURES FOR SALE


A FARM OF "a AoREs.
WITH TWO STORY BRTOh DWELLING,
In tho Italian style Of architscturss with barn,
we'll, cistern and out houses all new, Just compile
ted, and ready for occupancy. The house is buli
with all modern tmprovoment8i the grounds have
mont on kinHman Avenue 81 90 rOa8i O beautiful
rHylne and living brook ran through tlss rear cad
Of the Farm there several springs Of pure WntaI
running ont irom tbs banks Of tho rGViu0, which
with eipl8 hydraulic works, can Do conveyed 70 ang
part Of tho Farm. For q 0entigmau'e Hesidanci
the whole grounds con DO elegantly and taBtefullg
arranged. bOr o Garden, Vineyard, or Fruit Cul.
turs, L can be made prcrtabis being 30 near the
oity-only abou 100 rods from the cornoraton limits
This farm can DO divided into lots % 20 1ye
more acres, and mako olcPEns residences, aud 81
/ purchased. Thero arc abCut Or aCfog Of wood
/ land, part Of which is D beautiful Grove. Ine
/ Hinsman Street Railroad passes through the ave
/ uue In front Of this Farm
/ Also-A NEW TWO STORY BHIOK HOUSE.
/ Barn, Out Buildings, &C., corner Of hinEman and
Forest streets. Lot ils test kin8man and go on
Forest street. House and improvements are 81 frsi
class, with all the modern atylei and buils II Sub
AlsO-A NEW TWO STORY BRIOK HOUsE
Barn, Out Buildings, &C., situated Forest gtre8
lust north Of the renidenC9 Of the Hon. a o. Riddle
Lot 100 teet front By Z6 feot deep. Ihi8 Is nrsi
class house, built iu substantial manner, and in
| the Italian style Of architecture.
| AlsO-AnOther Two BFOkK BRIUA HOUSE
Barn, Out Buildings, &c, adjoining the last de
acribed. Lot lU0 f05t front by 26 teet deep, and I'm
/ ished in all espectB like the other.
AlsO-ONE VACANT LOT, on kinBman street
second lot IRON the corner Of kinsman aud B0rs5
Streets i2 feet front By 3o5 deep. Nine lots, For
est street, between kinsmanl ard HcOvin Avenue
east side. Lotg 50 feet front by 26 feet deep. vii
sell on time to suit purcha5eru.
sS-Eor further information enquire Of the undsr
signed, NO. 400 kinsman St. cleveland, Ohio.
iuno20:as6 3. BAEEER.
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EXT

a-IlI:E
EXT SSz
OHs bssldTed DOliags FFsnsiaBgIi
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
o. sPEREAIeRRHonI,
q LEBT, 60, sHD IMP ENO1
CURAD,
After al other Treatmsut Failsli
DR.. A. GIBSON,
& 9oSz oaz 81 81 H ~ 5ro5f tSsf hs % sysr ~ ~ 70 sars
ths shove named diseases. BE VIII pay tho same
he United s,stss treats tho sane diseases WITH
Gftor NAM yesrs Of Isborious study and sxvsri-
sno5. II. eiBs0H IL happy 81 being able % an
E0lnoe 20 the unioTtunote, tha4 hs has Dsrisotoe
8TItsln OF treatment for the
aFEEDY AND PERMANENT OURB
ai tho above a1d Oth0r
PRIVATE DISEASES
with ali bad oIoCts arising theralromt including
40 has suaceedsd IN curing cases IN this city some
/ Of whom had expended hundreds Of dollars WITH
ssfs.yled ahYslcisns, who proieas 20 treat
maiaaies with hloeessf and WitkouE reoelYing the
| Dr.. eIB5OS d0ss not bosst that he Is q member Of
| come College IN London or Paris, as perhaps some
Othqrs 60 r tho purpoEo Of ensnarng the innocent
/ allied. But what Dr. GIBSON might boast Of Il
this, that he o abo 20 give eIrrg satisiaction %
zity, and that he has perfected American system
Of treatment which CHALLENGES auy Physician Of Lon
don Or RariaI any patent medisno 70 equal Tor the
radical euro Of seminal weakness, and all diseases or
deran cemeIit8, both mental and 1hV8ical, arising
l hon sexual or secret abuse.
l DR.. GIBSON also claims Tor his new treatment the
iolCHing advantages oVor all others yet discovered
end rt, the agents used arc in no respect disagree
able; he uses no relics Of tho dark ages such g
EsF5urgi nor any other d8loteEiOuH drug; beoondlI
restrictions IN diet or business s required Third
" his treatment ID positive and certain in al cases
Be gandB prepared TO 60 into any public or private
hospital n the United States and demonstrate thl
imm5nse suPOri0rity o. his n8E treatment over any
other now kreWD 20 tbs world In point Of prompt
ness permanently nlldnaE1, 1EetY and oonFaniencl
20 tbs patient.
Dr.. GlBSOa 10 permanently located IN OlsEelanc
and hGs during the past two yeli15 Performed MANI
cures Of diseases which had fdr year1 resisted al
other modes Of treatment. RsEenoe can be given &C
individuals Of the hrst respectabflity IN Cleveland
Boston, Rev York and other oities IN regard C
skill and Integrity IN al profess Dnal Tan9aotlon5s-
Dyspspsia, Ehusmatian, Scrofuia and all chronic
disease treated with superior suosezs-
~ Medicine 1snt % any Part Of the country on
| receipt Of ten GoilhFa.
D.. 1GTss5Es S EsV Work On FhyBlclOEY ioE sal,
/ e hiH ofdra-
DR.. GIBSOF,
Professor Of ElCctropatky and Asdiciss,
~ OdIos No. III Ontario strsst, up stairI, tsu
doora from tbs Public Square.
/ Ohzc3 hours from to Il and ron 70 GiclOos
I 1nl1v. fHnndaVa sTnantsf-N aurq
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lp Court Of Common Pleas
Cuyahoga County, Ohio
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THE LONG PIPE.

THE LONG PIPE.
THE LONG PIPE
THE LONG PIPE.
THE LONG PIPE.
THE LONG PIPE.
THE LONG PIPE.
THE LONG PIPE,
THE LONG PIPE.
THE LONG PIPE.
Continues to discharge the best burning
Oils to be found anywhere. From this
source is obtained
OIL Of the right density,
Oil that will not explode,
OH that vii not crust the viok,I
OH Of light color,
Oil that has not been sOOrGAed,
OIL that is free from acid,
Oil that is free from alkal,
Oh that has been well settled,
OIL that is free from smell,
Oil in good, tight PACKAGE
Oil with no dead rats in it,
Oil that is "snH-diabOlical,"
OIL that will make the most light
Oil at very low price,
Oil that nothing but.cash vii buy,
Oil that gives entire sstsfsStiOn-
Send your orders u
I1s BANK STREET,
lls BANK STREET.
/ Il6 BANK STREET.
II6 BANK STREET.
Il6 BANK STREET.
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8rasa 9onnaEa.

TAMES q. ODELL, BRASS
FOUNDEB AND MANUFAUTURER q
Rrugs work Of evsry description, No. IS Union sfl
~ doors from Superior street, OlsFeland, Ohio n
a rre1sTed 70 furnish all kinds Of work u8ed 20
Etsam Water or Gas, aud al ths variOuI arffeIe1
-I,sf N fhe PLUMBING Bugine1a Bear Pura1g Of All
Ird5 usds and repaired. Bras OagtinH d0ha daflTs
'0rsE EpyE q hil kilel Fp1atFO1. ePosRl
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JOSEPH s. GRAREIS.
Assignee Of Wm. EIsEA


Assignee Of Em. EIsEH
A fSIGNEES sALE.-PURsUANI
IA to an order from the Probate Court Of Cnga-
hOga County, Ohio, shall, on the 50th day Of 20
vember, ls5I st TWO O'Clock p. N expose for sale
at public aScti0n, at the door Of the Court dcuse,
IN said county, the toloEing eesobed prepertys %
on the south half Of sub-lot No =, Of ~ A. and u.
Changers subdivision Of Cleveland ten acre lots
Nos 81 and 55, Of Ahaz Merchants survey. Safd
premises being the asseis Of the assignment of o.
d. Robson. Appraised Vslus-s2tO.
J, = GBAEEIS,
oct Is Issi:S63 Assianss.-
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George Woodard

State OF Ohio. = -. =, n
Cuyahnga county IS. n OouEs oi common Eied3~
Julia A WOOdard, ,
George WoOdard.
THE DEFENDANT. GEORGE
WO0DARD, Will take notice that the plaintiff,
Julia A. Noodard has this day fled her pstition il
the above nane court a. king for dissolution of
the earf1age contract; cause assigned Wtllful ab-
senee and adultery The case will Be tor hearing at
the November Term Of saiu Court.
CctQbar 18th, 1851. JULIA A. WOODARD.
r. A. DAVIDSON. Solicitor. ocf2F3st
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Lsblishment what cannot be found in an,
other lamp depot in what was, esd i' tn
United States.
LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.
LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.
LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.
LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.
LAMPS AND TRIMMINGS.
Lamps with the best burners.
Lamps Of the bea workmanship.
Lamps Of beautiful proportions.
Lamps for the kitchen.
Lamps for the dining tabs:
Lamps for the sitting rosn,
Lamps for the psrlor.
Lamps for the bed room.
Lamps for the sssmstreIE.
Lamps for the tailor.
Lamps for the shoamaktF.
Lamps for the carpenter,
Lamps for the butcher.
Lsmps for the farmer.
Lamps for the merchsns~
Lamps for the million.
Lamps for churches.
Lamps for halls.
Lamps for vessels.
Lamps for ever.
COMEsWITH THE CAsH.
COME WITH THE Cash.
COME WITH THE CASH.
COME WITH THE CAgJH.
COME WITH THE CAiJH
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DaioOInO'ss Makers. Time, &C. ANITA PgI7.ls-
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Professor o. ElCctropatky and Hedici8s,
~ OdIos No. III Ontario strest, up stairI, tsW
doors from the Public Square.
OHzco hours from to IL and frcm e 5 o'clock
BaIIv. fgundava sTcsnfsf-n aure
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The state Of Ohio, lC0urt o. Common Floas.
Ouyahoga COUNTY, SIS.
Caroline E3heubFsungF.o
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-07
WIN. HALL,
Trustee,

,RUSTEE'S SAL R.-Whsreas, on the Goth
! day Of June,A D., 1889, Ellen Fitzgerald sx-
ecuted unto Charles E. Putnam Is Trustee, Ger
tain Deed Of Trust conveying to said Trustee the
land in Scott county Iowa, described ~ follows
wit The north one.half { n Of lot number sir
(6,) in block number fifty two SD in the city Of
davenport; which said conveyanance was made
by the said Ellen Fitzgerald, fer tae purpose Of
securing The payment Of . certain promiss0ry
note and the interest thereon, signed By said FL
len Fitzgerald, dated tho goth day Of June.A. D.,
1859, or one aundred and eighty dollars, payable
to the order of Margaret Roacbe twelve months
after date; which said Deed Vas recorded in the
Recorder Office Of Scott county. the Goth day OF
June, 1859, in Book IF" Of town mortgages, page
372.
And now, said note having become
due and payable, and the said Ellen Fitzgerald
having failed to pay the same, l, Charles
Z. Putnam Trustee - aforesaid, dol hereby give
this public notice, that BY virtue Of the owes
which is in me vested BY said Deed Of Trust, will
on Monday, the sixth day Of May, A. d. 1851, u
the hour Of two o'clock in the Afternoon ofsaid day,
1t the Court House door in the city Of Davenport,
expose and offer for sale, at Public Auction, the
parcel. ofard above described or 80 much thereof
. shall be sufficient to satisfy and pay the amount
Of sale, together with al the costs and expenses
attending sid sale, costs Of this notice and frus
tees fees.
Upon the completion Of such sals Deed will be
given in accordance with the stipulation Of said
Deed Of Trust conveying fill and perfect title
TO the tract Of land cold t. the purchaser.
Dated the 18Th day Of April, ~ p. 1851.
CHARLES +. THAN,
apr18-ts1 Trustee.
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RELIEF IN TEN MINUTES
BKYAv,S
Pull M0NIC WATERS,

The Original Medicine Established in 1897. and
hrst article Of the kind ever introduced unde.
the name Of "puLAvsiC WAFEEs," 10 this O,
any other country all other Pumonic Wafers
are counterfeits. The genuine can be known by
tn. name baYAS being stamped on each Wa.
YKK.
BRYAs' PULxoyIC WAvERs
Relieve Coughs, Colds, Sore Throat, Hoarseness
BRYAN's PCLnoNIc WAYERs
heiieve Asthma, Bronchitis, Difficult Breathing
BRYAE's PULAosIc WAvsxs
Relieve Splitting Of Blood, Pains in the Chest,
BKyAE's PCLn0siC WAv rs
tseievs 1ncipieat Consumpron, Lung Diseases
bRYAHs PuLnoxIC WAvERs
Relieve Irritation of the Uvula and Tonsils.
BEvAS's PULH0KIc WAPxKs
heileve the above Complaints ia Ten Ninutss
BaYANs PULMoKlC WAvgws
Arc blessing 70 oil Glasses and Constitutions
bRvAN's PULvoNIc WApsns
Arc adapted for Vocalists and Public Speaker.
BRYAN's PuLAoNIc WAvRRs
Arc IN . simple form, and pleasant to tho taste.
5RYAS's PUs xosIc WAFEss
Not only relieve, but effect rapid and lasting oures
BRYANs PULAONIC WAFBss
Are warranted to give satisfaction to everv ona
NO family should be without boz Of
bKYAN's PuLMOxI0 WARES
in the aouse.
NO trayeler should be without supply of
+ bRYAN's PULAIEIC w AFsRs
In his pocket.
No-person will ever object TO rive far
A, BRYAN's PULMONIC WAPsR;
Twenty-Five Cents.
JOB MOSES, Sole Proprietor, Rochester. N. Y
Sold BY all tho Druggists in Davenport and else.
where. nov27 d&wly
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LEGAL.

11aS 31ASsk, 4 b., is5o. H. r.. Ssss
e. e. 49, 4 = Ss..ssses9. q. Wife. ssssss.s 40
~. .s:r.,iss = = 80 ss:sss 49, e
Cossey. lows, dseeriesd - fellows, 0s-vte-
part o. the sase half Of The soush east ousrte,
d seGeM 1es a1UAssG flsI1 3 AcVosh,p IA.
ssvesty.sigas l1s,J serth Of rssgs No. sIrss Isl
- - ~ Z. - :ooasssaag - The sosih-
No. sighteee - sid tss sskir, sd sAs ESQ.,
,a Aforesaid thence SuanisG dss vsss eighty
tooJ rods; eheocs dps north 0ss hsndssd and az.
IeOl reds ithsocs de- ssst fessy f4sl ssds, nere
= -, ~! y tosersssts ~ eoatkesn bcsndsvv
nas o. the Alssisspri 4 Nisscah Railroad thence
:. a rase ~ ssuah disssstsn alssg saaA s.slAssn
ossans,Asy hes a shs said n. h. ksilroad, sseil
~ stnSes Altns dividing aid seetjoa 10 sisheeen
" ~ section No. ssvsntssn [i7l ~ seme t0vn-
su,r .Ss0ce &c sessA sss hssdssd and ~. mtg
:.iS.sss 800. ,s so.s ..,s l,ss s',d.s
me iascs Of bsginaiog; vhich said conveyance vss
maao ~ to ee6d haas bt0nenhesR Tor tse -, -
= securing Tie psyDest u one esssasn pse1,sssry
note and the interest thereon, signed kv AID
nsnS Sscl ssoesg, dated The 1t day 81 December.
=: ~. lsse, An pyseIe = follows: Que year
after date, 70 the ord, II Charles 3. Fsuiiaer.
~ The sun u twenty-five hsndssd and thirty
dollars. payable 81 the oGss of Msohios 4 Corbin
With interest q The rats of Ten pr cent per an
nun aiter maturity.
And nov, seid psonissssy soss Asviss Issou.
que and payable, and the said Stoltsobsrg
having Jailed % p.y the sans, Geo. =. G. Dow.
Trustee = Aforesaid DO hereby give this public 30
aee' MAJ ~ vistas u he lower vhisA 10 10 ns
vested BY said Deed Of Trust, I Will, % Saturday,
ne sd:y q June, 4. y. 1871, = the hour
ofnne o'clock in the fossnoor Of said dav. NJ the
Court House door, in the city Of Davenport, ex-
pose and o1sr tor saas, q psblic aueiton, he
parcel Of land above described, o. % much there
Of - shall 30 necessary 70 satisfy and pay the
amount OF said note, with the inseres; there
On to the day OF SALE together with all the costs
ana expenses attending said sale, costs Of this
uOtise and Trustees fees.
Dated the 3sth day Of April, 4. d. 1851.
GEO. 3. G. DOW,
aprSO] Trustee.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1861-05-07
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rTSRUsTHE'S SALE.-whsrsss, on the 18th
VI dsy a Jsss, 4. y, 1855. Patrick Mckinney
and Cathasiss Mckinney. bis wife, szseussd unto
Joseph 4. LACla.rs, :: I,as'ss, ee.ssid Deed q
uasy, lows, dssrihsd - follows, to-wit The
east ons hsif( " )of lot nunAsr one - 10 Block
usher ninety two va in LeClsire's additions
70 the city q davenport, in sid county and state
- The sane b nsDbsrsd and described On the
plat q the survey Of aid addition on record in
the kseesdsu' O6es u said c0uniy which ssid
cosveysnes vas nade By the said Patrick NcKin-
ney aod CathaSips Mckinney, his wife, for the
parpcss OF securing the payment Of . certain
psomissosy Dote and the interest thereon, signed
By eaia Patrick Mckinney. dated the 18th day Of
June, a. D., 1855, tor the sum Of two hundred ana
I,ecsnbss, 4. D., 1855, u the Banking House II
Cook Sargent, Dsvsnpsst, Iowa, % the order Of
Antoiao leClsire. Said Deed was recorded in the
Rec0sdss1' Once Of Scott county, the 18th day u
June, 1855, in Book " b" Of town aortgages, page
o..
And pew. said nses hsvisg become
dus and psysbls, ssd the ssid Patrick Ne
Kinney hsy5ns failed = pay the 49,, l, Jo.eph
4. LsCIair 1rssssss - Aforesaid, 4 asusby give
this public neee, thstby virtasof ths power which
y in me vsssed ~ sai1 Dese = Trusa Vim, O
Monday, the sixth day Of Nay, A. b. 1851, e
the hour Of tvo O'Clock in TIE sftssnsoa Of ~,
day, ct the Cosst house door, in the city a Dsven
pert, expose and 0Gsr tor sale, 1t publie s,cl3e.
The parcel d laad shove described, q % mr.
thereof - shall be snfisient 10 satisfy and ~
The amount ofsaid note, with the intersst there
% the day II sa!s, together with he ssses -
saA Trustees feee. sss--1.4S,1 N =
. UPee - ee9Dle1ien sof msh nle Sepd IN
= givee Il asoe01snse With the stipulnaiea e ~
49, 81 N4es4Feyigg sfslt - - - 1i12S
e sae e:oee = hed - - Ne pasehoaoe. =.
49, 80 - ~ e 49, 4; ~ ~,
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