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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27
TmE ROYAL WEDDING.

Tho great festival which England has been
mpatienty awaiting for some time has been
solemnized, az we learn from the English pa
pers received by the Eta, with an enthusiasm
that has few, if my, parallels in English biz
tory. The reception Of the Prince Of Wales
and Princess Alexandra 10 London, on March
Il, was grand demonstration. The crowds
that poured out to welcome the ROYAL ysltant
far exceeded in numbers an, thing that expec-
tation had anticipated. The other towns OF
England aud Scotland endeayored not to be
behind the metropolis and it is sac to assert,
that in no country of Europe thc interest Of
the bulh Of the population in similar festival
would have been more cordial and more UNI
ycrsa. The brllliancy Of the wedding was
moreover such as hardly eDy Court OF Europe
could equal.
Still the ovation was not on entire success.
The Royal procession in London, as spectacle,
is criticised az not being worthy the occasion,
while the civic display and the management Of
the affairs in the city proper Is generally con-
demned. The arrangements OF tie CITY aII-
thoritcs were so imperfect that several PEI
sous were suiIocaled in the crowd.
More seriously was the Joyous character of
siderable portion OF the National Irish party
was opposed to any participation, and in sew
eral towns placards warned lie people not to
tctray any sign of JOY at Saxon princes
wedding in time whea the poor OF Ireland
were starving. On Monday night, March 3,
the windows OF some of the houses IN Dublin
that were illuminated were broken. and on
Wednesday evening the Lord Mayor acting on
direct and specific communication from tho
under-seeretary Of ireland, issued procll.ma.
ION requesting the citizens 70 abstain from il.
Illuminating in order to present there being
any preteAt for evil disposed parties to assem-
bic aid carry ont their alleged unlawful
purposes. ln Cork where Examinations
took place, groups of men and boys attacked
with stones several houses and glass breaking
continued up to 2 o'clock TIE Mayor hmres
was knocked down in the mi6s
The London Times speaks Of the marriagl
as one not resting wholly on pers Sal and mu.
tual love, and as not concluded from any other
considerations. This remark, We believe, il,
more loyal and patriotic than strictly truthful.
IL ia q well-known fact that the Prince. ia
making bis selection of wife, is limited to o
small number of ladics--less than a dozen
and that he was guided not by any personal
acquaintance, but by portraits and the Alma
nae of Gotha. In ordinary life, such guides
would hardly be regarded as guarantees for a
happy marriage. TIE Prince Of Wales may
nevertheless be us happy in his matrimonial
relations as his excellent father; but tie reason
upon which TIE Times grounds its hopes is
hardly one That will stand the test of expo.
rience.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27
SHALL WE BELIEVE THEIR WORDS
OR THEIR ACTss

The State Of Pennsylvania has almost always
mad Legislature strongly Democratic, and
lhat u New-Jerey has been oftener Demo
cfauc than otherwise. Such laws respecting
negroes as Democracy has chosen to suggest
have from time TO time been enacted in each.
In our State, successive Constitutional Conven.
tlons. each largely Democratic, have decreed
that negro who owns $3.50 worth of real
estate sud P'ys taxes thereon ,Asg ypts, but
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27
A 0RAnffAL0 SPEECH.

We accompii,,a to-day what we have been
many days vanly attempting in making room
III our columns for the Speech Of tue Hon.
GEORGE w. JULIAN Of Indiana on the Rebel
lion aud the duty Of the Government aud Zoo
ple with regard TO it. So much has been ruid,
and ~ vebemently if not forcibly, OF the blind
nes, Of a." fsnaticism," aud the mad rawlings OF
&" Aboltionists," that We think many conserya-
tive mud cautious persons must have natural
curiosity 10 know how these madmen actually
talk. Now Mr. Julian is one oi the most
rabd Of tie sect. lie was an Abolitionlst long
before there was any Republican party, and
tio Democrats first elected him to Congress to
beat the " higs of his strongly Wing District
knowing him to DO an incorporating enemy
Of Tie sum Of oil yilIainies." He is tho same
now that he was then, and his speech has the
clear ring of an utterance from the depths oil
intense aud strongly grounded convictions. We
do no. concur IN al it contains; but there 10
very much to approve and more that may
proftably be rondered in the closely condemned
and vigorous Speech herewith gwen. Just to
see how much or how little like man OF
sense n fanatic will talk, we trust that Con
scryatiye, especially will give it careful
readinr
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27

sucepcy Of the Brooklyn force, and says the recent
IObberes aud cases Of violence oOmmt.ed have been
beyond the power of tho police force TO prevent.
The whole number Of arrests made during the three
mouths is 10 40. OF these persons arrested ~ iO2
were males, and GIGS were females; Cos lost chill
dren have been restored to their parents; H,929
destitute persons have been furnished with shelter
Col. Loomis Of Governors Island, who hhu
some experience in h0beas corpus csso AZ"
weeks ago, WAS yesterday taken by SURPRISE "
another writ, served in this instance ny !o"'e
lady, who claimed that her brother was de's,"o"
custody on the charge of being deeefter que SUI
ceeded in sewing the paper on the C"'o!e'
minor. however. had been previously discharged
The steamship Ariel, from Aspinwall, arrived
here Yesterday with sl59,56i in specie The fresi-
dent of Guatemala s said to have postponed the war
against Salvador The Rebels in Venezuela have
been unsuccessful. The news from other South
American States ia of no particular Importance
Grant, alias Gordon, tie Brooklyn burglar was
brought before the Court Of Sessions in that city
Yesterday on nine distinct indictments. He was
neatly dressed, and calm in his department. lie
plead not guilty but was not ready for trial. No
defiuite time iol the trial was Fixed upon.
The official vote fox Member Of Congre" III the
WILLIAMSBURG let District will not DO declared
until Nav. 1t is said that Marcy DEM IS elected
by from 20 TO - majority Eastman ran behind 'he
combined Governor vote of Gilmore aud Hartman
The Bureau Of Internal Revenue is not pre-
pared TO issue promissory note stamps OF denon'nA
lion, less than Ave cents. 10 the mean time expref'
aud telegraph stamps may he used
Tile Saxona, from Southampton, March IL
srriyed here Yesterday. Her news aud foreign NE
have been anticipated by the Etna.
We had 10 afternoon mails from Albany yeHer
day. owing to the difficulty Of crossing tue river q
that city.
The Boston ship Clyde was wrecked at Sand
HOOK on Wednesday morning.
The market for G. old was lcu excited yesterday
wi,b moderate transactions aud range OF quotations III
,h,s, price touched l4 aud the lowest 1851 AT IN
/. Close The bidding I2a. In Governments the ma'k'
continues strong with sn active Inquiry Tho Sizes OF III
sold Of IO4i for RI .tered aud 1851 Coupons Debt &c
,aeae. weIe hr at 100 foF old and 90 d9S for N
s3sWers 1861 H. Shae, the hosyns, OF edaedsy col
IS ,inuet md nearly ;e whole h, showed decline The
cline in .hsre. ranged fsom to y cent. At the seeon
: Board the ton. the naIet much the same Is ia n
uoiAius with iaihos decline ~ shares of la2s p cen
we're il fair demand anu Alesdy AT the elois IL
MARKET rressnted rser fTuer appearance Tho Forelg
Bill market IL unsettled by the gold movement stesius
is2aisi nomiusy with lArge tho market ifei
,p,esstos h,ud., Frcishts yerv dol sud bssyy'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27
ssrond Edition Now Ready
The limited States Tax law es AUcuded.

A pamphlet edition OF Sic United States Tax Law
Nth ,be passed the session Of Congress
4, also contains an apbkt st Ol sInces taxed
Beside the law which is word sr word in accordance Win
the Original text, append to On Approached Recspu-
lstcn Of every Article taxed and the amount Of the tax levied
thereon This renders complete aud convenient as is
possible to make H.
Price 10 oent postpaid ~ 10 sent oy express -
Per 100 ii by mail Address TaE TRIBUNE. New.lofA
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27

ARREST OF PRETENDED UNIONISTa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27
FROM WASHINGTON
TEE SITUATION ON THE MIssrssrpp,

SECRETARY CHASt'S FINANCIAL p F,J
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27

Nom-Arrisnl Of the ysohesuian.
PORTLAND, Mo. Monday. blaroh 26-Mldnish,
No signs Of the Bohemian.
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FRIDAY. MARCH "a, 1863

g, ron.,,v nO,, Pos, Os,e Bulldog" eoiper OF
YToit sr. Market stress OrgNWA lose VIZ "4 MrTK.
tisaAs I'm N a civ and uity with tAH IA'l' W"
LII TRIBUNE In advance Of TIE msu"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-03-27
The National Militia Law oficsr..
ORDER CHANGING MILITARY DEPARTMENT.
Patriotism of Son of tho xats
.-....,. Gen. Mitchell.
Letters Of Marque and Reprisal
Srseial Di'rs,ch to The n. Y. Trhuas.
kA.aurNgroH MI. 4

WARRINGTON Thursdsy March &c. isaa
TIE SITUATION On THE MISSISSIPPI.
Efforts have been made to-day at headquarters IA
obtain an Ineligible statement Of the military situ..
ton on tie Mississippi, but repeated kilograms of in.
quiry elicit no answer. tits hoped that Farrnrus
has passed Port Hudson with his fleet, as the lsia.l
dispatch, cOucursihg with that from Baton Roues.
states. 1t is ALEC hoped that Admiral Porter i IA
the Yazoo, though the route by which he is said 10
have got here it is not easy TO trace.
SECRETARY CLASPS FINANCIAL PLANS
All statements as TO the financial plans or purpose
Of the Secretary OF the Treasury are pure specals.
ton. There IL the highest authority for saying thu
The Secretary has not get determined what course 10
pursue.
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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-01-03
MORTGAGE SALE.-Where-

A1 a. Oh the DIST dav OF November
one 'lousand eight hundred and ff:y four Oliver Drew
OF the county Of LIS sale and State % inos became
indebted to William II. vs.. Cushman, Of III. same
county and State, in the NJ three hundred and
n.y said Drew .Isled delivered pronlisssry
note. Of SAM ta'-, to said William II. W. Cushman.
payable year from date, with interest at ten per
CENT and Tor the purpose Of more fully securing tbs
Of said promis-ory no;e and interest, said
oliver Drew executed ad de y-red TO said William II.
W. Cushmsn his mortgage deed cf said twenfy-drss
day OF November, for the half OF the southeast
quarter ef section aftren. the half Of the south
Of section fourteen. the north ~ e. the
half OF the northeast of section twenty
The north half OF the half Of the nor,hvest
quarter of section twenty .k:ee, all in sownsip
Der thirty->ix range ra:nber three. east Of the
third Pr'ncip,. meridian and in Of dsfsuit ss
payment in said rr"ns.rry and mortgage
deed provided. said william ". Cushn,an vas, by
ssid rtgag- deed authorized 10 sGvei ,.e and self
aid RS: -s:.t. al public auction AMI convey the
same 20 .r highest and best bidder and, out Or the
MONEY arising theeirom pay all attorney and counsel
fees, costs and expenses. and hen retain ih- whole
.nloaut 90 iie principal secured. As aforesaid,
wish interest or the to the dry OF sale and pay
the surplus if any to the said part OF the Or part,
fully appears erence to said mortgage deed.
-d Pages POI and 2u2 Of book ~ of deeds
the ofcr Of ;he Recorder Of sail county o. La Sale.
And. whereas default been made il the payment
Of said promissorJ pote AMI OF the interest heresn
after the 2is tav Of November ISIS, AMI said note 10
now overdue aud unpaid.
Now. therefore public notice is hereby given theS
l. the said William II. W. Cushman in pursuance OF
the power and authority me- conferred by virtue Of
said deed, and by Of default in the
payment OF said promissory note aud interest Aore
said will sell public aucti'n to the hihes, bidder
cash the south door OF the co-nty Court House
in the city of Ottawa in the county Aforesaid the
nineteen III day of January one thousand eight h,n-
rrd and sixty three. At ten o'clock in the forenoon
the estate in said mortgage deed mentioned and
described the ha the south quarter Of
section fifteen, the half OF the sout quarter
of eciiou the north half OF she half Of
the north quarter Of section the north
half Of the hall of The northNes' quarter Of
ton twenty three all in township ,hirtysixs
in number three OF the third prib ipsI
riiau. TO paw the fees. css and expenses Of sdvef-
Using ami selling and then retais the whole amesnS
OF said promissory note and interest rs aforsssd -
the day sale. said deed provided ana
expressed WILL II. w. CUSHMAN.
ottawa goth December, 1Se2.-i1.
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.SHER{EE.S SHE.

- Clerks Office "f The Circu Court OF La Sale
~. and STAT. OF Illinois, and directed and Dc.
hvered Whereby am Commanded TO make the amount
OF certain bin "f costs recently x-I and BY
said Circuit CT rk against Lester wicnx a certain
cause lately p-Iduf j. sad Cur; wherein Lester
Wilcox piaD,n aud Mar " tvs nmnu. and i,Iisn
HICKS defendants gu; al he lsnis. tenen~nts,
goods aud cha tells Of ;ne said Lester Wilcox. have
levied IN. following described rrfi estate, to wis
Lot 60 in block Is in Nina"a's Addition the
City P.ru. La Sale -oGaty Illinois, the property
szd Wilcox.
Tier, fore, acccI ding TO said command. I .hap e1.
pose for sale at rCBLiC Al C1l0N. al the right title
and interest of Tire above uaE',d l.. ,erw Vile in and
the above d-.c'ii,ed property, M TfkDa J. the
10Th day OF JANUARY, 1868. at O'Clock. p. ~, at
the setlL door OF thu c. urt House in OTTAWA in said
couny
Datrd at Ottawa, this eighteenth dav OF Decsinbsr,
1862. WILLIAM x. G'LLItIAS
MI Sheriff If La ,d4e Ioerfy Illinois.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-01-03
lar Sale Notica

TAI tSulC ANOIkCI
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. that at pannc sale
taxes and costs due thereon for the year D. 1860,
held the Treasurer of La Sale county ~ the Court
House Ottawa La Sale County, State OF Illinois. on
the I'd day o. July, 1sel. in pursuance Of law,
h.oame ths purchs of ot No IN block No. T. IN San
esrs. dditon 10 OTTAWA assessed in the name OF Un-
kno !" also for the and costs for the years
a n 1859 and 1900 OF lots and 2 In block No. 5, in
sad SINGERS Addition TO OTTAWA, both lots assessed in
the name Of T. p. q. Wilde.
And Iprther natice . hereby giyen that the time of
redemption Of said lets from said sale and purchase
will expire the 2d day Of July. A. o. iSiS.
Also that II public sale Of the delinqu.nt lands and
town lots the taxes and costs due thereon for the
year 1861. held BY the said Treasurer Of La Sale
county aforesaid at the Court House In OTTAWA afose.
said, on the S0th day OF May, 1S6a In pursuance
Of Law, became the purchaser Of lot No. ~ in block
No. s. in hangers Additsn Ottawa assessed In the
nano of l.. r. Sanger.
And further notice d HEREBY given, that the time Of
redemption Of said lot from said sale and pur chase will
expire on the Both day Of May, A. D. 1884
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-01-03
.Eeaal advertisements !.

MORTGAGE SALE Whereas, Phillip
~ .heber and Katharine, his wife, Of the county
"a sale and State Of illinois. by their mortgage
ana acknowledged and delivered to the unS ersirned
1ssn q. hhthony, on the 10Th day Of December D.
said mortgage deed crbed situate IN H. conms, ~
La Sale and State OF Illinois, to Wit The nor,he..t
a., o. see, n in township thir
one hundred and sixty OF land n,n,s 90 -.
~hicn mortgage deed was made to the payment
OF certain pronissoty note to execute, nv III.
said G<e''er, for the Of nine hundred dn,,.r.
bearing date Oct Der zl,h, 1858. and due 6xe 80
fro III date, with interest Mt tie rate OF six n cent
per annun, for the rst two years from ana x.,r
that time the rate OF ten per per An NUN III,
SAID mortgage deed contained power OF sale in ords
and substance follows But IL default shall be made
in the payment Of the principal or Ia tersst above
mentioned, pIrt portion Of either, At the time
times the shall hecOms due. then the sale par
~ or the part and his assigns hereby authe
rized to sell the estate shove described At public
auction, after giving four weeks notice Of and
place Of sale In some public newspaper in the county
where the said real estate is situated, in the next
nearest county thereto, should none be published In
sa'd county ana con the same to the highest and
best bidder aud out Of the moaey arising iherefron
nrst pay all attorney and counsel fees, costs and
penscs, aud then retain the whole Of tile pin
cpxi secured by this mortgage with the
On Oh. Same to the day OF safe, and pay the surplus il
ay there may be, TO the said party of the frs part
And. whereas, default having been III. pay
Of the interest due and secured 10 be paid
terms Of said note aud NOR gage,
Now, therefore, John p. Anthony. by virtue 81 the
authority in vested, do hereby give notice the
said Phillip Gshebcr and Xsthsiine Ge,eber, and NJ,
others interested in said premises, that l shall
sell the sad northwest quarter o! section t~. MY
eight. in nship IhrtySne nsrth range Eve sas, OF
the Sd p. NJ being the land in AID mortgage
deed described, at Pubic Auction 9" the highest and
best bidder cash. the door OF the Court House in
tie said cou1.y Of La Sal e. the 27.h day Of Jan
1853, At the hour OF ten O'Clock A. VI Of thai
day, all the rxn. title AID interest Of the said iehe
bsrs, their heirs and assigns 10 The above described
land for the purpose Of paying the indebtedness OF
principal and interest due said the day OF
sals accord ing the tenor u said note with costs
fees and expenses of sale deed vii. be made the
pur chaser nnedS:c,y after the sale.
Dec. 2Ith, 1862. JOHN p. ANTHONY.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-01-03
SEWING MACHINES.
Tn Economy of Using the Frank lin
Family Sewing Machines.

THESE Machines make the celebrated Grover ans
BAKER stitch. which has taken the hghes: premium at
tse Illinois Ssoe Fair in September last. az the Uni
ted States Fair in 81; Louis in 1860 and AZ the prin
cipai State Fairs throughout the couutrI.
Comueten- Jadces gave 4 decision in favor OF this
stitch on OF its great strength and adaptation
to ali kinds of family and manufacturing purposes
The following table will show the difference in favor
of Sewing Machines oyc- the old method of stitching
by hand In the working ri tFese Machines there is
only great saving OF labor Ard time, besides add
ing greatly to the healthfuCess OF the employment.
but TIE stitch is much Stronger, more elastic, and
much less liable rip ravei than the stitch made
wit hut.les nd bobbns
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1863-01-03
Chdncerv Motto


Ea Sale doanty. February Term m Ar lss 4
Irwin B. poolttIe and Mary u. noslittle Who are mis-
nors BY Jesse A. Mason. their gasrdiAn, w. Madison
O. vim, Olive Colvin aud u. Mason and Jesse A.
Nason.-In Chanoery.
Afd,vit Of the non-residence Of Madison Ce,vin and
Olive NJ. Csvin, two Of the defendants above named
having been died in the on OF the Clerk Of said Cir
Quit Court Of said county, Notice il hershr given
the said Madison covin And Olive NJ. oslvin that the
eompiainants filed thet bill Of complaint In said Court
on the l7ih day Of October, D. 1851. and that sum-
mons th-renpon Issued out of said Court against said
defendants rrturnabe IN the drst Monday OF Nevem.
Der. 4. D. 1851, IS ia BY Law required.
Now, unless you. the said Madison Calvin end use
NJ Calvin, shall personally be and appear before sag
Crouit Court q said La eane csury g TIE gay OF
the next term holden At the Court aoa,e 70 Ota-
va in said County on the arst Monday o. !seses
pisnantS III Of complaint, the same and ne matters
and things therein charged and stated, u De taken
estoins y ' ABSALOM D. MOORE, Cisnx.
E G. q. HOOK. DsPuYY.
saxr. fur : yrsnxzL, ro~,psrt~'N EodA
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Ciancery Notice.

Cdncery Notice.
liz !siHe Counfy. i'' Fen,us,y Tenn, Ap. IsG:
Ann NJ Mason amt Jesse A. Mason rs. Irwin 10. boo
little Nsry II. Dooii,,ie. Nicholas Duncan. Geor
Il. Warner, sanuel VI. NSTt.n, Madison NJ. Col,.n
Justin W1on, Sarah Reen-r, Mary Keely, Alison
Collins and Daniel Cclns.-Bi for Dover
Affidavit OF the n"u-rss.tencc e George b. Warner,
Samuel N. N,risn, Madison NJ Colv'n, Justin D. wix-
ON, Sarah R-eJer, Mary Kelly. Aieu Collins and
Daniel Collins -g:,r OF the de f-ndanis above named
having filed In the flee he Clerk OF snid Cir.
cui, Court OF said county, Notice is hereby given, e.
tie said Go &c Warner, samuel Norton. Ma di oE
n. Colyn. Justin ID. Nixou, sarah .edrr Mary kee-
y Alison Collins and Daniel Collins, that the mp
anis Fl ed their bill OF complaint IN said Court the
18th Gay 81 October A. ID. 1851, ana that
thereupou ssded of sad Court against said dernd
ants according TO law.
Now unless you. the said George D. Warner, Samuel
~ Norton, Ma iison NJ. GOWN, Justin D. Wixom. Sarah
Reeer, Mary Keey, Alison ciiins aud Daniel Collins,
shall PERSONAL se and appear before said Crcuii
Court of said La Sale county the first day Of the
thereof TO be holden 1t the Court House in
Ottawa in said county, the first Monday OF February
A. Isl 5. and plead answer demur the said
psinants' bill OF complaint, the aud tier
and things her elm charged and stated, will be taken
confessed and decree entered against yeu accord.
ing to the prayer of said Bill.
ABsALOM B. MOORE CLERK.
C. ii. HOOK, DEITY
GRAY, AvERT BUSHNELL. Com rtdindnt's Sots. fl9
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MORTGAGE SALE.-Whereas, Isaiah
1S1 StraMh and Elizabeth Strawn his wife, did, on
the 2ih lay o. December, D. 1865. make, execute
and deliver unite Daniel Spring certain deed OF
gaye, winch said mortsa, filed for record in the
Recorders tfhce In the county Of La Sale and State
Of Illinois the la, day OF January 1861, and
recorded in book I. OF mortgages pages 81 end iSs,
ard hch said mortgage was given to the pay
ment Of fs principal tn rtesn huodre aud .y-
six 1856 dollar, and Interest Thereof corJ;u, 70
the aud eject Of three certain p oniss3ry note.
In said mortgage mentioned, BEARING date with
said mortgage, due Ia. enc two.snd thee from
dafe; and. whereas THE SAID Daiiie S,r sy did on the
ls1h day Of February, d. 1851, ASSN al his
git, tile and ierrst la and 10 the sad niortg.
aud, wfereas IL is cVy-Hanted ia raid mortgage
II default STALL BE- de IN tn- pay either 90
said notes, the ~ho- should ief, becone due
able and whereas aul: las b. made il the paw
Of drst said ia Sid gag. de-
srrib-d, now due aud +: va l. aud whereas. tue
sersgn.d hereby elects 10 declare the whole amount
in ssi mortgage mentioned dIe anL yIb., noIic- is
hereby given, that by Virtue Of the over aud prov.
sions IL said d-rd cu iAinei .i!, between
the hours OF nine o'clock A ". and tour o'clock ?. v
south coor of tn. county Court House ia La sale
eauB'y. sell all the lands and real ia said
gag described, that j. ssy The southeast
OF section thirteen G31 in township thirty three 33I
y, K. tO (2) OF the Cd princil al aud
lying north oft'- canal, Their with all AMI snsu
the h-rditauen. appurtun anee, ther.to belong
nr. ant all rights and C uiy o; redemption OF the
said 1ssiah S;rasn and Elizabeth sirawD th.ic heir
or siSns therein, 4; public auction the hishe,
bidder. for cash.
December p. 'S2-Ig-Iw JOSIAH l. BASSETT.