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GOVERNMENT SALES.
sIsTANT MEDICAL PURvEYoRs oFF1oR

A UCTIoN SALE OF MEDICINES, IGsTRU-
n MBNTS AND CONDEMNED HOSPITAL
PROPERTY.
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OFFICE OF THE SOUTH STREET BRIDGE
" COMMISSION, No. 234 s. FIBTH Street.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. ~. 1879.
Sealed Proposals for erecting bridge the river
Sehuyl at South will be received at the oice of
the Commission in the Department of surveys, No 2A
s. FIFTH eet, until II o'clock NJ. of the FIRST DAY
OF MARCh, 1870, Nor the construction OF a wrought
truss To have caston piers In riveri and stone abu
ments with approaches of retaining walls; arches of
brick girders, described in the specica-
tion The entire length cf structure to be sls feet
to be ls5 feet each with pivot draw giving
an opening OF "a feet ON each side.
The proposal to be Tor an aggregate bid to be ac-
companied by bond with two approved sureties 70
of $4,000 Fifteen per cent TO be retained
100000 noted In bond, shall amount to fifteen per
cent Of the contract price, after which the current est
Plans may be and specifications obtained at
the ofoe of the Commission and after the 3Sth in
''"N' MOSES A. DRoPSIE
25tuf6t President OF the Commission.
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The whole household were now again in the
room, calmly awaiting the moment when he
would be released from pain. AL were quiet
and composed, save poor old Monica. She in
the ignoraI ce and affection of her nature, for
some time moved about necessarily in much agi-
talon, going frequently to the bedside. looking
at her master, holding up her hands, muttering
bits of prayers to herself, and taking little
notice of the people about her. Once or twice
however, she addressed herself TO Dr. Warren
and demanded, ''Isn't he going 10 die?p or,
'Why don't he die?n or lyon don't think hell
I've TO morning." apparently laborng under the
idea that the doctor had an agency in prolong-
ing his sufferlngs. IL was past midnight.
when awakening from one of the slumbers
that he had at Intervals he seemed not to
know whether he had not already passed
from his earthly existence. He made a
strong effort to ascertain what the consciousness
that he could still perceive actually was, and
then uttered those well-known words 81 still
live |" as II he had satisfied himself of the fact
that he was striving TO know. They were his
last coherent utterance. A good deal later, he
said something in which the word poetry was
distinctly heard His son Immediately repeated
| to him one of the stanzas of Gray's "Elegy.p He
heard it, and smiled. After this respiration be-
came more difficult, and at length 1t went on
| with perceptible intervals All was now hushed
| within the chamber; and to US who stood, wait
ing, there were but three sounds In Nature: the
| signing OF the autumn wind in the trees the
slow ticking of the clock In the hall below and
the deep breathing OF our dying friend. Mo-
meDts that seemed hours flowed on. Still the
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1870-11-17

! AN ACT toreyise, consolidate, and amend
| the statutess relating 70 patents and
copyrights
Be iteaacted BY The Senate and House
of Representatives. Of dc United States cf
America IN Congress deseplbled, That
there shall be attached to the Department
Of the Interior the Office. heretofore estab-
lished, known as the Patent Office, where's
in all records, books, models, drawings,
specifications, aud other papers and things
pertaining to patents shall be safely kept
and preserved.
SEc. 2. AndbeI further eaneted, That
the officers and employees Of said Office shall
continue to be: ono Commissioner, and
three examiners;in.chief. to be appointed
by the President. by and with the advice
and consent Of the Senate; one chief clerk,
one examiner in charge Of interferencos,
twenty-two principal examiners, twenty
two first-assistant examiners. twenty-five
second assistant examiners. one librarian,
one macllinist, five clerks Of class four, six
clerks Of class three, fty clerks of class
two, forty-fve clerks Of class one, aud ono
messenger and purchasing clerk, all Of
whom shall be appointed by theSccretary
of the Interior, upon nomination Of tho
Commissioner Of Patents. iy
SRo 8. Andbe II further enacted, That
the Secretary Of the Interior may also ap.
point, upon nomination, such additional
clerks Of classes two and one. and oflow-
er grades, copyisis Of drawings, female
copyists, skilled laborers, and watchmen,
as may be from time to time appropriated
for by Congress.
SIC. A. And Jeit further enacted, That
the annual salaries Of the officers and en-
ployees of the Patent Office shall be as
fllows:
Of the Commissioner Of Patents, four
thousand five hundred dollars. f
OF the Assistant Commissioner, three
thousand dollars. s II
Oftlie examiners-in-chi three thous-
and dollars each. 5ls.l
Ofths chief CLERK, two thousand five
hundred dollars.
0fthc examiner in charge Of interfer-
ences, two thousand Eve hundred dollars
I've hundred dollars each.
Oftheprincipal examineys. two thousand
Ofthefrstassistant examiners, one thous-
ind eight hundred dollars each i
. = G =
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rE3MS OF ADVERTISING.

Siileyal advertisements must he paid for
@bptore the l'roofof Publication can baobtained.
Plaintiffs arerequired by law TO pay the cost
.tof Orders OF Publication before the fsoot Ot
Publication Is ISSUED.
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UNION lWOUSE.
i 7KII;II.IN,E II;IjllIT HOUSE.

(near the Steamboat Landing,)
POINT PLEASANT, WEST VIRGINIA
.iP DEEM, Proprietor.
THIS we'll known house having been thor
oughly repaired and refutnished through
out, is now open for the accommodation Of the
travelling public.
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.coALl CoALll coABll!

COALN CUALlEI IUUAE!E!
The undersigned, having opened Coal
Yard in Point Pleasant. is NOW prepared 70
deliver coal in largeor small quantities to all
desiring it. a..
Kanawha or down the Ohio rivers.
Office at the Kline House.
aug, 26-ly. A. P.pEtE4Ml.
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cry. nor shall any patent be declared inval-
ID, By reason ofits having been 6rst pat
cnted or caused to 30 patented in foreign
country; provided the same shall mot have
been introduced into public cuse in ,heU United
States for more than two years priogto the
application, and that the patent shall ex-
pire at the same time with tho foreign put
enE, or, ifthere Be more than one. at the
same time with the ono having the shortest
term; but Ia no case shallit bo in force
more than seventeen years.
$50, 26. Aad b L further enacted,
That before any inventor or disccycrer
shall receive patent for his invention or
discovery, be shall make application there
for. 10 writing. to the Commissioner, and
shall tile in the Pateut 0Eice d written de-
scription Of the same, and of tic manner
aud process Of making, constructing. COM
pounding, and using it. in such till, clrar,
concise. aud exact terms as 10 enable any
person skilled in the art or science 10 which
it appertains, orwith which Is most near
| IL connected to make. construct, compound
ss M ~. IyI IL, [ s;ns;nIa II .hs.eos anil
the best mode in which he has contempla.
ted applying that principle so as to disting-
u.sa y 1rv' Osas1 ,s,suya;, I ,;..;ss, s - aIa;
pas'.su'as'y pO.as vas auu e.ss,S ..,;"n S
L; ~ pr, psVssso ~. ;n,..s,;oa ~ s \. a;ssos
srv. .Oa and .S;S % snsc;sss,ion If and sSim sbsIl
oe slgaea oy tue inventor aaa s''ss'sa "
sSS S.o m''scsss'I o7 d,a !. y f,,,s., .so,,s5
nj, o.O. ~ sl. 80 - Il. .s'. ~. .s.,,,. s
aas maeu i, w. ussss ILL.,. - .ssi G sa e".a;.S oSa
urawi.ss' ,uS aPp.'Gans saa ..a ~. ...o.a wy
copy s.guun y sas lnsSl' " " y" assVsa
cy y taSs anu az, sI'ss.su y 1sv 1Sssss, %s,
when sua'. &c n'ea W .ie a'yas 0Iys' ,tsS
ana copy s .. sas ss,lI ~ - sa,asa
ea ~ .oe A'eu' oinSe, saa" y, 10 ,e.,a s.S.isu
70 sne Pa.sns ~ PNs J" wv sps9suosHyys .l,
-, sEo. g. aug y - f..cr snasssa. ~ I.
llas wnea sne .uyeaOuy. ~, u.s'ous.s .t
q compos,.on o. y nla.ses' .nS aPpa'Ias y, :
required oy tue vculn'sslOner, ,ssa'' .u1n-
isn spee.meus Ss .ugssu'su.s .s;, anu -, - .s ..s
nurpose of experiment.
Sro 90 And be Il fartl.er enacted.
Inat 10 all cases " wa'cn aa'p.. 9. reprsssai
Iaslcnoy moael; .ne app.'uHS.' VI e 'sau,'sy z
py the COMMISSIONER, sua'1 lurulsu oau T.. T..
NOnVnnIHnt
tho several parts of his invention or liscoy.
orv y
syc. no Ana De Il further eaactsa,
That tbe applicant allsmake oath or ii.
firmation,tbat,beIdoes verify believe him
self to be the criglnaland iirst inventor or
discoyeror oi the Ati, machine, r,anufacs-
lure. composition orimproyement for Which
! he solieiisa patent; Ihnt be:aods n0i kpov
md does not believe lhet Che sanle wls egss
IefbefUre known orpuss9; md stell stnteof
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.
o. ,he lIbga'ihp one tbousaud eight
shnudred dollars
0f tbe machlnlst one thousand SIX lhuas
dfed !. dollars: q y !, |. , !. {, !,
clerks eS, q I, class four one thousand
eight hundred dollars each NJ
Ofths clerks Of class three, one thOus-
and six hundred dollars each:
OF the clerks ofclass two; one thousand
four hundred dollars each. !.
Iof the clerks. Of class one, one Thousand
two hundred dollars each,
Ofthe messenger and purchasing clerk.
one thousand dollars.
OF laborcrs aud watchmen seven hun-
dred and twenty dollars each,
0f5the additional clerks, copyists Of
drawings, female copyists, and skilled Ia
boFers. suchrates as maybe fixed BY ithe
acts making appropriations for them.
SEc: 8. Ana. 20 y further enacted. That
all officers; and employees OF the Patent
Office SHALL, before entering upon their
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~ - LIVERY sTABLFsyk 4 rs
AzrN There is connected with this House
H9S a first.clas livery and feed stable
which is we'll supplied with bugGjss and hor'
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IOTpIcrAll
LAWS /, OF THE UNITED STATES,
PASSED kr'TRE SECOND SESSION
or THE
FORTY FIRST CONGRESS.
rpunLrc-No. l46.l|

PuBLlc--No. l4o.4
AN ACT toreyise. consolidate, and amend
the statutess relating 70 patents and
copyrights.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-05-20
WANTED !!

e contract With responsible parties for
besskiug from one 70 two husdred s1Sss.
near Jeeogh Purssll's In Paris. Apply q
this ofies imnedistsly. 2D0
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-05-20
SHERIFE'S SALE.

Dublic notice is hereby given that by viz
l. tue Of special execution directed to me
from the clerk Of the circuit court Of How
ard county, Iowa, on o judgment obtained
in said court on the Sd day Of May 1870 il.
favor Of John Stortz as plaintiff, and ag'st
G Pitcher and II W Pitcher as defendants
for the sum Of six hundred and sixty-nias
dollars, and costs taxed at $50 and accrue
ing costs, have levied upon the following
real estate taken as the property Of said de-
PENDANTS to satisfy said execution to-wit
The north hf Of tho southwest Or Of ssctioa
9 in township 80 range IL west 9th ?. X.
And will offer the same for same for sale q
the highest bidder for cash in hand on the
18th day Of June A. D. 1870 in front Of the
Court House door in Cresco at the hour Il
one o'clock p. m. Of said day, whom and
wbero due attendance will be given By tAs
undersigned.
Dated at Cresco Iowa May 18th 1870.
JF POWELL,
-s'r,r..~'s fee ~, .t,b o9tA
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Chicken recreation" is 4 New Or.
leana suphemism for cock.fghta.

Chicken recreation" is New Or.
lsans euphemism for cock-6gbts.
what kind Of robbery is not dan.
gsrous? "A safe robbery, Of course.
A New York woman has started q
free high scbool-iu the 6f.h story.
saa indignant Hoosier wants to
know how woman can be states
'ef
Why is windy orator like whale?
Bscsuss be often rises to spout.
sophi. Worrell has disbanded. She
VAS the last one Of the "sisters" to
do il.
My is : drunkard liic . bad ac-
sosst1 Because BE- generally over
balances. ).
Infrequency Of the mails causes
ssnplai0t in Utah. The females are
plenty enough.
The great question in Connecticut
-. '.Wbo did it," They haven't
Sssad him.
The latest sensation on tho turf 10
. 1sss between . clothes horse and
1iGht mare.
Bishop Simpson thinks il bstter to
sss early and dilats. than to eat late
and die early.
Il 10 fortunate for man that he is
.'too deaf to hssr tbundes," II be
lss seolding wife.
..Dreas parade" will oeeur daily
lsr the present and the ladies will
sAew their new spring suits.
Shoe Fly bows are said to bs all
Shs fashion for ladies' hair It 10 q
petite hint not to holder EN-?
4 Jsrseyman. il reply to the
charge that women can do 10 fight.
isg in time Of war. says bis wife
6ess nothing else.
Figaro says that . legal peculisr.
ity u the West Is that ali lawyers
ere judges. and none Of the judges
ore lawyers.
sfoetsd singer 1t . Dublin
thsstrs. Was told BY . wag in the
GDllery 20 come out from bsbisd
BIZ nose. and sing bis song like esbss
people. !
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Ntlliaers.

Store
DONAHUGH, Mrs. J. +. corner opposite
Court House. SEQ I'D.
GAMBIA, Miss H. 4. next door to the
Pest O0oe, SEQ ad.
8EIurTLEwORTH. Mrs. Q. L. next door
70 the Bank.
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N EYER, PECK & SLOAN.

Cresco, Iowa.
Every machine will be warranted, and
sold on - easy terms as any machine II
their quality. n29vlO.
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Produce Dealers.
HUNTING, BEN. Red Warehouse
Dealer in all kinds OF Produce, Pork
Hi0es, Polts and Furs.
0EADLE 4 SLEE, Elevator ollce win,
Z. Marsh, on Market street.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-05-20
CHAPTER us.

~ NET to iAuthoriss the State cenau,
6dasd 70 compromise and collect una.
valuable balances and accounts With de.
thulting county treesurers.
N HEaE.r, q large number Of balances
doe the Stats are now standing upon the
a01iGos's books which can never be MAJ lie
oVoilable, and aleo number Of unsettled
saoonpts with defsulting couty trensur-
On, which could be more advantas eouely
arranged for the interest Of the state BY
eenpromising jadic ously, than by Iitiga-
6eu; therefore,
Sec. l. Be il enacted by the General
Assembly o. the State Of Iowa, that the
oceans board 10 hereby authoised and
empowered to settle and collect the above
elasees Of acc UNITS end balances by com.
promise, - to them may appear for tho
best interest Of the state.
Sec. 2. This act thal; be in force from
God sfer its publication ia the Des Mo.nes
Register and Des Moines Statesman, news
papers published at Des Moines, Iowa.
hApprsyed April IA, 1870.
|, Ed Wright. Sec.etay of State, here
u certify that the fbregsiug Act was pub
lehed 10 the Daily Iowa State Register
April 10Th, and in the Des Moines Daily
Statssman April 18th. 1870
Ed WRIGHT, Secretary Of State.
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A Beck for the Million,
MARCIA ACE :IL[lS{3

4 PRIVATE COUNSELLOR TO THE MAR
"A RED or those about to marry, male
d female in all that pertains to the ply biological
mysteries and revelations of the sexual system,
With the latest discoveries In producing and pre-
venting offspring how to preserve the complexion
In al Its attractiveness and beauty, &C., &c.
This il an interesting and important work Of over
numerous engravings, and contains all that vAlua.
bic Information that every person who married or
contemplAtes marriage OUGHT to have yet, which
20 few really possess 1t unrnvels mysteries aud
disc0ses secrets that everybody should know sill
y II book that ought to be kept under lock and
key, and not laid carelessy about tho house. Il
embraces everything on the subject Of the genera.
tive system that ts worth knowing, and much that
II not published In any other werk
This Invaluable work will he sent 10 any one
(free Of postsgel on receipt Of Fifty cents.
2 Address: Or. Butts Dispensary, No: IL, North
Eighth Street, ct. Louis. Mo.
Notice to the Afflicted and Unfortunate
Before receiving treatment from any of tie NO
t0sious QUAcKs Of this or any other place who ad-
verttse In the public papers, using any Of the al
most numberless QrAck KENEDIes, carefully peruse
DR.. Butts work. No matt err what yoxr disease In,
or how deplorable your condition, remember that
while It costs you Fifty cents to have with it, val
liable infsrn ton, It may cost you, II has many
life Of hopeless misery, and regret not to have IT,
DR.. Butts can be consulted personally or BY NAH
on any Of the diseases mentioned in his work.
Once, No. II, North Eighth St., between Market
and Chestnut, st. Louis Mo. fSS-l0
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Iowa PLAIN DEALER
CHAPTER lO7.

IN Acf for the Improvement Of the
psniteptiary; to provide for the
salary and coupen saticn Of the
warden.
eso. /, b. it enacted by the Zen.
sssl Assembly Of the state II Iowa,
Mat there Be and is hereby appro-
pslsssd out Of any money in the .reas-
-. not otherwise appropriated, or
- mueh thereof a. may be necessa-
:, Tor the several objects named, Wig:
Sse the purpose of completing the
hosPiswl building, tho sum Of two
thousand Ave hundred dollars; for
she purpose Of completing the cells,
shs sum of six thousand dollars, for
the purpose of furnishing and repair.
ise che warden's house, the sum of
twelve hundred dollars; for the pur-
Pose Of increasing the library, the
sam Of three hundred dollars annual.
y for two years; to be expended un-
der the direction Of Hon. }. NJ. Beck,
assisted by the chaplain; for the pur-
pose Of supplying the prison with
water, BY sinking an artesisn we'll,
the Sam Of four hundred dollars, pro-
videdsthe contractors for the prison
labor will spend on cqnal amount for
the Sompletion Of said we'll, should
It be found necessary; for the general
repairs. the sum Of FIVE hundred dol
lara
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Taiz0ys.
ADDY VIM. three doors North o1 tAs
Court Honse.
9LOAN, y. B. Sec card.
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See. 2. The money hereby appro-
priated shall Re expended under the
direction Of the warden. the plans
and estimates being FIRST submitted
80 the census board and approved ny
ssid board.
Sec. 8. The warden shall be al.
lowed in addition to the salary now
allowed BY Law, provisions for bis
family and guests.
Sec. 4. There is hereby further
appropriated the sum Of SO, 519 and
81. 100 dollars. paid out on account
Of losses By 6rc at the penitentiary,
With sup was paid out by order Of
the census board: and for which the
treasurer holds the warden's receipt.
SEQ S. This act being deemed of
immediate Importance shall take eff
fest from AMI after its publication
IN the State Regiu er and Iowa Home
stead. papers published at Des
Aoines, Iowa.
Approved April IL, 1870.
Ed Wright, secretary Of state,
hereby eertify that the foregoi ng act
Was published in the Daily Iowa
State Register, April 20. 1870, and
in the Iowa Homestead. 1870
) En- Waienr, Secretary Of state.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-05-20
CHAPTER ia.

An Acr making appropriation for the re-
lief Of George Wilson.
WRfaEAs, George Wilson, citizen Of
Clarke county Iowa. did on the first day
q April, 1864. join captain Hariin'a com
psny OF the eighth Iowa cavalry, thea
Geaeoped at Franklin. Tennessee, and re.
0aiieiiwith said company until Septem-
- 16tA 1864, but ~ 90 fault Of his own,
- never mustered into the United States
ogsvicg therefore,
So. !. Be il enncted by the General
Asomtly of the State Of Iowa. that there
- appropriated out IF the public treas
~ 0E-tbs State. the sum Of one hundred
81 - dollars, to DO paid to the said
0eafxS Wilson.
Approved April -. 1870.
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<hyNCtQnS' =
COOPER, g. N. oNlcc At Cleuneras Dsug
store.
BOWERS, J. II. Homeopathic, over
Ban0hett's Hardware store.
CLEMMER, J. J. once In Drug Stors.
PRICE, H. c. oncc In Drug Store Of
Prize + Lowry.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1870-05-20
U S II o u
Tus MCLEAN & HOOPER ELASTIC
LOCK STITcH SEWING MACHINE.
The Simplest Machine
~ in the World.

For hemming, telling, braiding, binding
cerding, embroid.ring, scanning, quilting,
tucking, rutBing, bem-stitching, and gather
ing. Equally good for fine or heavy work.
The Diost Practical Seuing Maehins i
Erer Invented,
and $25 cheaper than any other frst-class
machine in the market. 1t will sew through
the entire range Of family work, from Aain-
sock to the heaviest beaver cloth, making
the elastic lock stitch, which will not rip,
even if every third stitch he cut
II takes the thread directly from the spools
thus avoiding the necessity Of re-winding.
The "McLean g. Hooper" excels in the
following points, viz: Unequaled simplicity;
quietness Of operation; ease Of manage
ment rapidity Of execution having .
straight needle and the shortest one in use;
simplicity Of tension; in doing embroidery
by mere change Of spools, with ssphyr
and silk; making the best stitch for strength
and durability and the only stitch ficient-
" elastic as not to break in the ordinary
strain Of elastic goods; its seams being less
liable to rip in use or wear than the shut
tie stitch - while it can be more easily taken
ont if DESIRED it has the most regular. the
strongest as we'll as the simplest FEED II
use; in having the best attachments: in hav-
ing fewer points Of friction, and places -
oil and wear. ALL MACHINES Ar. wAn.
RASTgD IN EVERY RESPECT. Machines will
be sent on the receipt Of price, to any id.
dress, or by express, c. o. D. No. Ma
chine, oiled walnut table, with drawer, OF.
namented stand, oil, oil can, screw driver,
gauge, extra needles aud printed directions.
$40. Every body should send for circular.
Don't invest one dollar until you have seen
the ssMcLEAN & hooper, We want
good agent to take exclusive agency fer
each town or county.
-@ WO0DAL, DAWNEY & CO., .s@4
l7Yl % Washingto ST. Chicaro Ill
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Timber For Sale.

The undersigned has few acres =
choice young timber FOR sale, ehdsp for
cash. For particulars call upon, Or ad-
dross ELIJAH MURRAY,
472l New Oregon, Iowa.
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1870-01-26
EXECUTORS SALE.

RY virtno of authority conferred upon US
- by tho will Of David Milling, dcoeased,
we will soil on the lst Monday In February
next a. tho Court H. ouso In Winnsboro, to
tho highest bidder the following tracts of
land belonging TO tho Estate Of said de-
censed, to wit: gaa
The tract known ns tho "Mill Tract"
containing thrco hundred and fny acres
moro or Tess, and bounded by lands of.
q. Rabb, Mrs. Reynolds, Jno. Lemon. lands
belonging TO tho Estates Of l.. a. Rabb, D.
Milling, and others. g.g
Tho tract known as The River Place"
containing ono hundred ninety acres, more
or less on, Lit 10 River, wators Of Broad
River, and adjoining lands of Thos, W.
Rabb, sr, Mrs Watt, lands belonging 10
tho Il tatc Of Gins Ratb and others.
/ TgnMs One third cash, for the bal
ance Q credit Of one AMI two years, Will.
interest from tho 1st day Of February,
1870: Purchasers TO give bond and Mort
gago of,the premises and to pny for pa-
pers and revenue stamps- W ~
T.. .at WM. a. MILLING,
,.,...s.. THOs. II MILLING,
Jan I'll flawtd Executors,