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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-20
Hanover, Dec. 2.

a CARD.
vN7ILL{AM II. MORLlNG would most respect
wv fully inform the citizens Of Richmond and the
onbc reneray that he has opened fashionable Cloth
mo store in the house formerly occupied by Thomas A.
Rust Esq., and directly opposite 10 Messrs w. d >: =.
Cranes hide and leather Store, Main or Street, ch-
n,ond Va where he intends keeping general aSsort-
nent of Clothing Of the very best quality which he
ill warrant equal 10 any in this or any other Cy III
the United STATES Country Merchants and others arc
rcsnecIv invited TO call and examine his Stock, which
consists of the following articles comprising very rare
and splendid assortment OF "
nine Hack. olive, brown, Polish and invisible green
Dahlia and Adelaide dress and trock Goats
Gnntemen's super cloth box Goats and Cloaks
do do mohair, pilot cloth and blanket 90
Do do goats hair, cambet mapped Coa'S
and Clonks
SUPERIOR plaid, ribbed, striped cashmere Plantations
DO buckskin Grabbed and diagonal 60
Do blue black, and fancy cloth DO
A large assortment of sattnet and othersranaioons
Black and fancy velvet
nIer;no black and fancy Satin $50
Amozine Tabinet, Valencia, English silk ana o'her
Vests
Super Merino and Crcassan Ladies Coaks made IN Tic
very hest manner ,,
Linen musln flannel and Canton flannel D5a Gas,m
do do do co a"u '''si"'-
Shirts
Tenants patent and other Stocks
A beautiful assortment Of pocket Hdkts
Black and fancy silk Crasats
Silk and elastic Suspenders
Hosiery, Gloves, cloak Tasscls
Linen and black satin Eosoms, Collars &c.
All of which will be scd Oh the most accommodating
terms.
QtIe will pay particular attention to the making OF
every article of gentlemens wearing apparel to oree1'
in the most approved style
November 90 59-2awew
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. DN1NisTRATOR'S NOTICE-All persons hay
a ing claims agains. the estate Of Nicholas Cole,
dec d., are requested to present them 10. payinent AL
d ,avs paTnent as longer indulgence will not be given
o'a'' p'' STEPHEN KENT, .7dn'r.
Halifax, Va. Dec Ol--"4"
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81 AND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.-Pu:suant
e 10 decree of the County Cour, Of CarnIinc, sc
sio proceed sell 10 the highest bidder on Thursday
the 2Jh Of the present instant, (Dccenber f ia;', i!
not the next fair day te,cater) at the late residence
Of John TIutchrson, decd. nnc likely Negroes: con.
sisnG Of men, women and hoys. A; The tim" and
place. we will likewise sell the tract Of Land, upon
which the said John Hutchinson resided during his e-
time This Land is situated in the county of Caroline,
about three miles from the Chesterfield depot: Oh the
main road leading from Needwood TO Chesterfield, and
contains between three and four hundred acres Tie
quality Of the Land is good any in the neighbour
hood and is productive in corn. wheat and tobacco
The improvements good and we'll suited to small
family It is good location for Doctor. Captain Il.
Huchcson who lives upon the premises, will take plea
sure in showing the Land to any person who may wish
Also will be added u the SALE all the stock Of Horses,
Cattle Sheep and Hogs, Household and Kitchen ur-
niture and Plantation Tools and Utensils.
Tcr,ns.-The Negroes will be sold upon credit o.!
twelve months the purchaser giving bond with appr9v-
cd security The Land will be sold upon like credit,
the purchaser giving bond with approved security ogr.
Their with deed of trust upon the premises, further to
secure the payment Of the purchase money.
FRANCIS W. SCOTT
AMBROSE HUTCHINSON,
Commissioners.
Dnc II GG-3t-T&S
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Dec. 6

IA EGRUES FOR SAIE.-PursuanL 10 decree of
II the county Court Of Hanover, will be sold by pub
lie action to the highest bidder for cash on Tuesday, the
third day Of January next Gr fair, if not, the next fair
day) at the Bell Tavern in the City Of Richmond, be-
tween twelve and o'clock, two likely negro men:
two and two children, slaves belonging TO the es
tate OF John y. Jones, decd. by
EZEKIEL S. TALLEY, Commissioner.
Der II G:I-2awtdss
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a AN disposed to sell from fifty to one hundred and
q fifty NEGROES-the are of good character, likely
and ingenious There are among them several mocha
nics such backsmiths, carpenters coopers weaVeIs
by letter, (post paid to R. B. Haxol, Esq, of Rich
nlond, or 10 the subscriber residing in Norfolk:
ROBT B. STARK.
Dec. 10. 63-2t&wts
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'sFyOR RENT OR LEASE.-That old and well known
b Establishment. tine Union Hotel, situated on tle
corner of Market and Old Streets in the occupancy
of Samuel g. Morgan; together with large threesnry
Dwelling House. ad oinng the Tavern, Old Street
Possession given on the first Of January 1857 From
the central situation OF this Establishment and from the
run Of custom it has had for the last two years 1t per-
haps Offers as great inducements TO any person wishing
to engage in Keeping Public House, as any other i'll
the State. Fer terms, apply to II. WHlTMoRE.
Petersburg, Nov. % 59-I
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NJ, Albert r. Hewlett as teacher for The ensuing
year. Intends opening School at his residence (scotch
rown) in Hanover county, the 10th Of January neS
and terminate the 10th of December following, making
tern. Of ten months after dednctng one OF the summer
months for vacation: in which will be taught the Latin
and Greek languages, English Grammar, Geography
Arithmetic, Reading and Writing MIR Hewlett! has sa
tscorv testimonials of his character and qualifications
to teach School, from teachers of high standing ana
rrsat experience Price for board and tuition including
S;yssbinr. lodging, &c, 800. payable half yearly
The subscriber will take FIVE or six boys not exceed
;r T., years old as boardcrs in his family Scotch Town
is n one of the most healthy and respectable ne'gnSo
hoods in Vrgi 'No' l. "a ~ -
Dec Is
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I'D EAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-The subscriber
RGJ having determined to remove to the West, 1IrFs
Tor sale his Farm in the county Of l1rnrico. There are
three Tracts Of Land. The upon which nov: re-
side, contains l7G acres most of which is well adapted
10 wheat, corn, OATS DC. The Dwelling House is CT
wood (nearly new and sufficiently large TO accommn
date large family. The other two adjoining, ard
contain about 300 acrcs less about nine miles
from the city Of Richmond, and mile from James
River-Any person wishing TO purchase, will please
apply TO the subscriber, the premises, tn Richard
Bunglon or Julius A. Hobson, Richmond, or before
the 2pth day December, 1886. and if not sold privately
it will. that or the next fair day, be exposed In public
sale Terms accommodating, and made known ap-
p!!cation MATTHEW HOBSON.
Nov. - 55-4l&wt2uD
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CaCln oInI. sui CouItt Dee
NGrICF

ESEMBERS OF THE LEGISLATURE who would
We prefer TO be somewhat removed from the City,
during the winter, are informed that lhe Undersigned
can accommodate in becoming manner: six or eight.
His residence is one mile and half from the Capitol,
West of the City. carriage and horses shall at ait
times he at their service. RICH u. RElHS.
Ter UU-tS
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stALE OF NEGROES.-On Monday, the :!,h day
- of December At Halifax Court House. (lha being
Court day( shall sell some valuable Slaves, Of the
tate Of Samuel Williams decd.
RlClID. LOGAN, Etccn'or.
Der G Gl--Gt 2a;r:
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wAANK OF VIRGINIA "a general meeting OF The
81 Stockholders of the Bank Of Virginia, vi" ne heIu
~ 10 Rank on Monday, the second day Of January
a. 49,. NV A. ROBINSON: Jr: CasaiEr
Dec. 49,
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..I0;:jS1 KAII-.ROAU COMPANY.

fSEiiE Subscribers have formed connection for the
s purpose Of transacting general Commission Bu-
s"sss, under the firm Of Winee, Williamson &; Co.,
Ia The city of Richmond, and Branch, Winfree II Co
N the town of Petersburg. They will purchase and sell
MI Kinds Of country produce, and hope from their expe
renee in the Tobacco and Gotten trade united with
sG attention to business they will receive Share Of
PHa!e patronage.
All charges paid produce consigned to their care,
anu reasonable advances made wien required.
SAMUEL WlNFREE,
RO. c. WILLIAMSON
THOS. BRANCH.
Dec IL G4-2m
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TEyE Annual Meeting of the sockh0ldeT5 OF ,' ,iG
3~nting House, on Wednesday, the 4th OF January
next. " ff.1I
Dec.l7 ..--.r ~. ..
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G4ALE or NEGROES, &c.-In pursuance of de-
E CT The County Court of Louisa, pronounced on
The I2,h inst we shall proceed 10 sell, at the LAT" resi-.
dcnce Of William Sneed, deed, in the county OF Louisa
on Wednesday, the ilh day of January next, If fair It
not the next fair day. credit Of nine months, about
Eighteen or Twenty likely NEGROES: among which
are some likely men, women and girls
BENJAMIN SNEED, co,,,n.rs
ROBERT S. ELLIS, )
At the same time and place will be sold, al! lhe s.oci
Of horses cattle, hogs and Sheep three yoke o%fn,
OK CART one road wagon above ono hundred ana MY
barrels corn shucks straw fodder: hay. &c, plantation
utensils household and kitchen furniture, crop o! To-.
bacco, &C. &c. Terms made known on the day Of sale
BENJAMIN SNEED,
ROBERT S. ELLIS,
7diuinistratOrs Of lin. Snccd, dec.
Doc11 G0-2awtds
En OYDTON FEMALE SEMINARi.-1h he winter
Il 3 session of the Institution will commence on Inc
.Inh of January and close the goth o! June. Ills
school is situated in healthy ncghborhood, within
mile of Randolph Macon College.
Expense for term Of ten months ,, -
Board, lodging: and washing extra SiUV ~
Tuition for beginners, in English branches "a ~
for The higher branches % W
=, =; ,La l,nnr,nos ID o.;
-, 49,, H., 20 20 p,,os 80 ~
T !" J ;,i,r - 90
Younr ladies will be received at period ei the srs-
sop and charged according 10 the above rates from Inc
lime they enter No deduction however. for absence eE-
ron, in case Of sickness sufficient number OF teachers
scmploved to give thorough instruction in the branches
nr cdncoton proposed 10 be taught All effort at dis
NAV is dscounlenanced and the necessity OF SOLID ac-
nn;yements enforced Oh the minds Of pupils.
Dec. 10 r.,.;o. s,,,s,.d vir, ia
& The above weekly the lst February and forward hef az
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JOTlCE.-ln pursuance Of the purport OF two deeds
OF trust executed by Benjamin C0cle and of record
in Prince George Court. the 10 George W. S,anack
and VIM II. Mactarland, Trustees for the benefit OF the
Bank Of Virginia, and the other TO homas F. Cooke and
Robert F. Eprs Trustees for the benefit Of Ihos Cooke
and others; will be sold without reserve Tor cash. at Cy
Point in Prince George county, on Thursday, tie oh
dav Of January next, from 80 to 40 Negroes men,
men, boys and girls-amongst whom, is rough Car.
pcnler and some valuable house servants. The iocgn
ing sale will take place by consent Of all the parties Ia
terested. MARY COCNE, HdmL
Nov ~ T5n-wtl3J] Of Ecuj. Cocko. dccA
n AND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.-By virtue
e of a decree Of the Circuit Superior Court 81 Law
and Chanccry for the county Of Hnwiddie pronounced
on the 2ls day Of September. lcG, in The case Of Nuir
rs Muir, and others, the undersigned Cominssioners
will SELL al DaEvl!s old Store. in tic upper part Of Din
wGde on Friday !hc 3Dt day os December 1896. -Four
teen or fifteen likely NEGROES, belonging 10 the Is
tate Of Francis Muir, decd public auctc'i for cash
AT the same time and place: tie undersigned viii also
offer for sale one half Of the tract Of LAND, on which
Gustavus A. Muir now resides called the Champion HIS,
which tract contains about 2 900 acres, and the moIfty
10 be sold will be so laid off, to contain equal bal!
of the said tract according TO quantity and quality The
terms of sab for the land vii! be liberal and made known
on the day Of sale.
JOHN w: NASH lr,
ALDEN 3. SPOONER. con" D
Der II G4-2lwt30D
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ENRON forty to fifty BOYS & GIRL from the conn-
trv from IL to Is years age, can find profitable en-
nIovmcnt in the Richmond Cotton Factory Tor the
rrnrt.r of this and the ensuing year. by carly apPca
Ian - THOS. JELLIS, Agent
n ~ 50-12t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-12-20

EMONT AIR, FOR SALE.-Pursuant to decree of
1s the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and Chancery,
for the county Of Hanover, pronounced the 9Th day
Of October, 1856, in the of Nelson Nelson, and
others, shall commissioner thereby appointed, pro-
coed to SELL at public auction, 10 the hghes, bidder,
Tuesday, 20l December, o3G between the hours Of y
and the premises, that valuable tract of Land
known Mont Air, the late residence of Francis Nrlson
dec lying in tie upper part Of Hanover. on the South
side OF Little River, adjoining the lands Of Capt Thos
Nelson and Mr.. VIM. Fuchcr. in healthy and agreeable
ney hborlood. 1t contains, by late survey, about 40
acres, good portion of which is in wool wei! timber
cd there from 80 TO Of fiat land the river
which is very productive in grass. The improvements
are, dwelling house Of brick, with four rooms. harm,
stable, and other necessary out.houses. more minute
description is deemed unnecessary persons DESTROYS
of purchasing, will first view The property: those wish
ing do So will call Mr. Philip Nelson, residing
the premises. who will take pleasure in giving any in
formation required.
Terms-One third cash, and the balance in nsal-
mcnts of and two years. Bonds, with security, 10
bear interest from the date, required for credit payments
and deed Of trust the property to Ike pay
mrnts. FRANCIS NELSON, CGmHiS5r.
Nov. Is JJ-wlds
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HgAN away from the subscriber, al Wy,hc Court.
GROES-one fellow named Charles, about forty years
Old, five feet eight inches high. and stout made,
with very black skin. He has prominent scar on the
SIDE Of his head, which is readily dscovered-One Boy,
near eighteen years DID, small for his age spare made
ana dark complexion: particular mark scar recol-
eeted-A reward Of Twenty Dollars will be paid to any
person who will deliver the said Negroes to Benjamin
William W. Wynn at the subscribers plantation, in the
county Of Dinwiddie-or Ten Dollars for either.
ALFRED J. VAUGHAN,
Dec 10 G65-6tl For lillian lynn.
Petersburg Constellation will please publish the
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! u ONION ANNUALS.-BeautifulE English Annnals'
q ! for ls37 Just received. by recent importaons,
Jennings Landscape Annual, for ls3z-The Oriental
Annual for lS37-Thc English Annual, Tor le3'-snd
| the Beautiful Gift in splendid binding, at
~. ~, ~ f54-ts7 C.. HALLS.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-12-07
CuRE ron WE cuoLEnA.-The "a

=
Cure FoR THE CHoLERA.-The fol-
lowing statement, if true, may be in
valuable in the treatment Of the cholc-
ra:-Two men employed in extracting
sait from the lakes in the neighborhood
Of .Salzburgh, were attacked ny the dis
ease, and left by their medical attend
ant as incurable. Their bodies had be-
come completely black, when the over
seer Of the work undertook to cure
Them de heated a quantity of water
from one of the salt lakes to a very high
degree, and placed one Of the dying
men in the bath, keeping up the heat.
Alter being in half an hour, the man re-
covered his senses, and expressed how
delightful were his sensations. Upon
this the other sufferer was put into St
m'lar bath. BY degrees their bodies
turned from black to purple, then to
red, and at the end Of three hours thew
assumed their natural color, and the
men were FREQ from the disease. Itmav
be believed that the pprcs, being open
ID by the heat, absorbed the saline pas
ticles, which mingled with the blood.
And liquefed it it. This corresponds
with the known effects of salt upon CO.
aEulased blood.-FOreign DnDer.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-12-07

TRIAL 70 LIsEL-Ths case, ia which Judge
Lacless wss plaintiff, and the editors ofth. .N:sou.
ri Republican were defendants, cams ON at Troy,
Lincoln county, OIL the 9Th ult, before Judge Hunt.
The damages were hid At $4,000. The trial
commenced IN Wednesday morning, aud termna-
ted on Friday evening After all the witnesses
had been examined, and aHthe rpesche, Of all the
counsel had besa heard, ths jury rs,ired for about
fsc minutes, and found v.,ais. iu n.rur OF 1as
defendants, ks.p cool ssmos learned judge"
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-12-07
,-+DISSOLUI'ION.

NhE partnership heretofore existing between
- Lo.ias Wheeler and Hiram LOOMS, is thi,
asy asss9lssd ~ .'utual consent. H.. LOOMS Ia.
,squssts those indebted 10 cali .immed;a,.lv ~
Ave ns'r accounts adjusted il The hest manner
Ne pIsasore Of the times viii admit. a.d ,hos. =.
..ns esans viii lso please han ii their accoua.,
~ settlement. 80" - - 49, .
7 LORING WHEEBER.
M HIRAM LOOMS.
Du. hSqus, Nov. ., 1896. 27-tf
DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE
ME sndsrsigned, administrators of the esta,.
g Woodbury. Massey, will apply to the nro-
sosss on the 25th day April next, for mai
s.ent Of said estate. All persons having de-
j. -. the estate, requested . file shsm
Mas dass fof ssttIs,nsnt. :" ~ os'o'e
BENZ. +. MASSEY. Adm,
n S1ARIA NAHseY. Adm5rx. i
al's, Nov. Z, 1885 S5-ew. &
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-12-07
HIGHLAND ANECDoTE.

| In ages past, the MsLeaus Of Loeb
Buy, were absolute monarchs Of the
south side Of Null; and in those days
hunting deer was their amusement and
support.
Loch-Buy commanded agreat chase,
and gave strict charge to an attendant
named Gore Godfrey not to snffer a
stag to escape through certain pass
and at the same time declared, if such
a thing did happen, Gore should for
felt his life.
Gore took his station; bull notwith-
standing all his caution, some deer forced
the pass and made their escape.
Gore did not forfeit his life but he
was ANONYMOUSLY chastised, in the
presence of the chieflain and his ASSEM-
bled clan, on the summit of the peak.
The proud highland blood Of Gore
boiled at the indignity he had sustained
in the face Of his chief and clan. Death
in his opinion. would have been more
honorable, but the sting of disgrace was
more than he could bear.
Youngand old were assembled to see
the chase and poor Cores shameful
chastisement. Amongst the rest the,o
was a nurse with the infant son Of
the. chief, in her arms. Gore watch
ed his ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Loeb
Buys child from the arms of his nurse,
& with him in island escaped amongst
the rocks Of the peak, to ashelf fer be-
low the astonished spectators. Gore
came safely upon his feet, with the
babe in his hand, and then held his
victim in triumph. Rewards and honors
were offered; tears aud entreaties were
poured forth by the distracted parents
to Gore, to save and restore their only
son. At length he seemed to rclent,
and declared, Il. Loeb Buy were brought
within his sight, chastised in the same
lgnominious manner that he had been
he should be satisfied. e5a
The parent for the sake Of the child,
readily submitted to be treated precise
y as Gore had been, and then required
the restoration Of his son. Gore, with
a smile Of triumph and contempt, rais-
ed the child in his hand at arms ledgth,
anc With shout, threw himself over
the peak. Both Gore and the child
were dashed to pieces long before they
reached the sea.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-12-07
A GREAT LAND cLA1M.-The de

A GREAT LAND cLA1M.-The de-
scendants of Jonathan Carver, many of
whom reside in DeerGeld & Montague,
in the state of Massachusetts, have re-
Gently laid claim to an immense tract
Of land in the vicinity Of St. Anthony,
on the Mississippi, and of Lake Pepin,
said to have been soldto Mr.. c. in 1867,
by two Indian chiefs, Ottahtongoom-
lisheeah, ofthe Naudowessy tribe, and
Honahpawjatin, of the Chippewatribe.
Mr.. c. went to England soon after the
purchase Of the tract, and obtained a
confirmation of his title from the Brit
ish government. In 1924, the descen-
dants of the above named chiefs, ac-
knowledged the title to the tract to be
in the heirs of Mr.. G. The acknowl-
edgement was made before William p.
Van Vess, judge of the district court
Of N. Y. state. copy of which is in
the archives Of congress, in the war de-
partment.
The descendants wllsecure to them
selves princely fortunes, should they
succeed in establishing the validity of
their title. The tract is large enough
for an independent state, and lies near
one Of the greatest mining districts in
the world, and is supposed to contain
inexhaustible mineral treasures. "A
considerable portion of it is settled, and
the whole Of it is very fertile, and is
watercd by many noble streams.
american Citizen.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-12-07
SELLING OUT.

TINE subscriber being about 10 quit Du
= Buque, offers his stock of Liquors, Gro.
cerics, &C., at his stand on Main street, oppo.
site J. Fanning's building, on reasonable
tes,ns. He requests all those who are indebt-
ed to him, to call and settle their accounts
without further notice.
Any person wishing to enter into the Gro
Gerry andLiquor business, would find it to his
advantage to call and examine the stock.
GEO. L. NIGHTINGALE.
n ov. 80, 1886 3O-3t
RICHARD GARFIELD
EEEPS constantly On hand agood assortmcn,
ofLiquors Of all binds; Coffee: Sugar; Tea;
Molasses; Tobacco; Cigars; Mackerel; Her.
rings; Queens Ware and Glass Ware; Hard
Ware and Cutlery; handsome assortment Of
Boots and Shoes; Porter and Ale; Flour and
Bacon; and in short all Kinds OF Groceries,
which he will sell at wholesale or retail low
for cash. Also Dried Peaches and Apples BY
the barrel or in less quantities.
Dd Buque, May 10, 1886 e-tf
10 Barrels Of Prime Beef, just received and
for sale by E. LOCKWOOD.
Du Buque, May II. 1T
40 Sacks Of Com Meal, received on consign.
ment, and for sale BY 1sn BIZ
On Buque, May II. z. LOCKWOOD. !
SO DOZ. pairs IR00ZE@N 3OCK8, -5of al.
D. y S.,.., Ny i y. ut tsss 60 I
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-12-07

TINE subscriber has found three STEERS
u in the neighborhood of Rock Island, an.
swering the following description: pals
brindle, or 8 years old. an under bit out Of
each ear, with a white. tail; brindle ball face
slit and cropt in each ear. or years old;
one with white back. white belly, red head
and neck. with red spots on each side, bell
tied with rope, or 8 years old, an Under
bit off the right ear, and bored in each horn,
all valued Al the rate Of go yoke. Tho
owners are requested to come and take them
away. S. L. CLIFTON.
Nov 80, 1886. 3o--3t