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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-27
" lLLl IAN MASSlI.,
C)natssi,a,t's Sac I,it

ai5Iiolpt's Sac , INT,
EpURSliANT to the provisions OF a decree Of the
u circuit superior court of law and chauccry, for
Campbell county. pronounced at September term,
lS36. IN thc Of " Wren Lewis Heirs" the
undersigned, a commissioner appointed for the pur-
20 will proceed to sell, b, way OF public auction.
on the premises to the highest bidder. Thursday.
la day thercattet) certain tract of laud contain
ing about 81 acre (nore OF l'sS of which the late
VI ilIam l. Lewis, I'd seized, lying and being in the
county of Campbell, a6;o'ng the Lands OF IIoratio
Cough, John Robertson anu 'thef7, on a stream
called the slippery Gut."-Oftt.is tract OF Land
portion has been aIlotedtn Mrs. En> theth lie"
Is, as her dover therein. tbewocn iits s'Aiy a
crcs) and by her conveyed fo her hir 10 Mr. j.. IN
Robertson.-Ihc tract. by the provisions OF the dc
cree aforesaid will be sold sublcct 10 this dover
| claim possession given Immediately of the residue.
The terms OF the sale Will be bond and good per
sonal security, At and Il months. for equal parts
OF the purchase money. aud the title retained
farther security Thls excellent tract of Land
aud worthy the attention Of persons dcsrous to pun
chase. II will be shown To those who may be dcsi-
rous to sec II, by Mr.. Sterling &. Anderson.
THOMAS \. IIOICOMBE, Coa'r.
SVpONrGNENT.
The above sale ia postponed to the lslh Noyem.
bcr, when 1t will take place AZ above advertised
THOMAS \. IlOICOMBE. Conn.
October - If tISN
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$40 REV ARD.


$40 REV ARD.
4 ? An AWAY from the subscriber. in Salem. Bot :
d etour, cpuaty,a short time since, the following
Negroes:
STgPZEETJ.
- years old ) feet inches high clothing
not recaHectcd. purchased him Of Mr.. Temple
man of Richmond, who bought him Of Nh Nilcy
Mann Of Amelia coaafg.
S4AEI,
Aheai 30 ycsrs Old, ) feet 4 OF } inches high, not
very black, but rather yellowlSh complexion. lie
WAS purchased Of the widow Landon Carter of kme
George county.
will give so reward Tor tie apprehension of each
of the above negroes, 50 that ger them again.
IRA JETER.
g. The Richmond Wing and Fredericksburg
Arena are relurstadto insert the fore going adser
rlsemcnt one monh, and send their accounts to this
office.
Salem, October y 3w
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EsEiV III W
EsEiVHt.Vs
NJ TIE LJNCiiBURG MARK IT.
1orrccfed by sEoico,MDc & Oscv.

Our Tobacco Marcel is sill tending downwards
we omen % TO - hhds weel General prices 3 to
& dollars. Iugs frosted Slt TO 81 Lugs free o
2l To
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john Ill. ls.,iAS,
E,ddler and harness MAKER


-. KESPEG r. Liz Inform. la,
/: !. 4: !
~7..Asl customers and the public general
ksHysyI 4lY1 ", that, in addition to his former
EnN%NN1al course. he il now manufacturing
asf{s!iA N BEARD'S PATENT SPRING
pssSssss<ss-esg SADDLES. These Saddles have
Ff' a spring Ia the and si,rIne in
IL the eith. which Increases the
weight OF the sd Ito ouly Nv ounces and ri,rs
'rfy great Ia the rider aud horse aud may be
applied to Ladies' saddles we'll as gsnflrn,en's.
They are also less liable 10 break aud more easily
repaired than IN. other kind oil Patent spring sad
dies lac WIS aclu ',n'.d With In fact hs will
Variant al. he sells 10 perform "i, auu anp,or,
OF what he has said he refers the reader Col Al
eSandcrs lrtt=l below. and the certhca, oi a n,,,p-
b.r Of rcnIlemen, OF the highest responsibility. WHO
have ni"d for themselves.
DrrFh tnN. Dctnbcf |. sc.
Der Sfr--lia,ng rxprc<sed VISA u know how
liked the Patent Steel Sptlng Saddle purchased
OF YOU IN Jannslt last, have no hesitation IN So,
M n's the mosi pleasant aud agr"cabl. Saddle |
have ever rode upon, and can with conhdenee. 70
eonucnd II Ia all who dcsrs easc and comfort III n
ding VIII much respect
} oar obrdient servant.
GERARD ALEXANDER.
We, whose nan,es undersigned. have each for
ourselves. purchased one of Boards Patent Spring
Saddles, m.nuia ,nrcd by John Thurman, aud do
fully recommend thcm IL the public, Tor ease aud
comfort to the r,icr aud horse.
THOMAS II. SCOTT
NArili.. |. MANSON,
SAM EL NJ SCOTT.
NELSON 4. THOMSON,
r. \. DIXON.
NM. DANIEL. j..
G.S tbl,BS.
JOHN G.. MFlM.
JAMES e. HUNT.
GllAUNCEN SrEEN.
THOMAS \. FOIRQuREAN.
ALIEN AMBER AUSTIN
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TERRY y JOHNSON,
llIlI.RtEA u.


u now receiving, direct from Richmond, Baltimore.
Philadelphia and New York. very extensive htoek OF
TALL & WINTER GOODS.
Consisting Of great variety Of Staple and Fancy
Dry Goods, Groceries Of all kinds, China Glass aud
Ea'thenware, Hardware and Cutlery, Hats. Boots
shoes, &c. &c which they olrr on accommodating
terms The following srlicles part Of their
stock, viz:
Extra super blue aud black Cloths
Medium aud common do do do
Fancy coored do
Heavy mohair aud pilot grey, green & brown Coating
Ram tlbbe ! and PLAID Gasslmotes, various colors
DO do do Satlnetts, common To superfne
Kentucky Jeans
PLAIN and Plaid Velvet Nestings
CASHMERE, Tollineu ard Swansdown do
Rose, Whitney, Macknaw aud Duifrl Bed Blanket.
Fancy-end and Point Blankets Tor scrySntY
PLAIN and PLAID l.insev
J. ulIed lhnsey, superior article for servants
NaPt Cot'ons, Flushlngs, kerseys and other coarse
Noollens
London aud Paris Prints, winter patterns
large stock oi 81 and 81 Cncassians. all colors
French, English and Gro de Nap Merinos
super satin Honner, Belt and Cap Ribbons
Gauze. Barge, Mandarin, Gro de Nap, fhbct wool
and other Dress iiandk 81 chlets
Worstcd. Cotton. Mcrlno and silk Hose
Black, white and cold serino H. S. & Kid Gloves
Embroidered MusIIn Aprons and Worked Muslin
apes
Painted Ghailys, black and coored Silks
Bonnet lelyets, Muslins and Canbres
Bead and six Bags
Together with great variety of Fancy Goods,
not mentioned. Also, very superior stock of La
dies Walking Shoes and Shippers, latest style; sat
in. Beaver, Shk, Florence and Tuscan Bonnets
Misses ditto; 10 all of which they invite the atten-
ton of those wishing to purchase. and will sell low
for cash orto responsible men on liberal time
WILLIAM TERRY.
JAMES f.JOiiNSDN.
Ocrobef27 4nf
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e. Il l. Al Is A seG AIMS
IlJ TALL GOODS,

q z !. 4 7 Il 4 Il & 4 I y
IIg EALG GOODS.
TIRCASSlAN; llom Isl cents, to the finest
~ quality.
Cacos from 10 cents, to tie finest imported,
Domestic G .oths, from q cents to The best manullc-
tured,
Very superior twillcd Caljcos a, all prices,
Gro de Nap Mcrnos various shades,
Figured Meunos superb quality,
Best black Italian and 8 ! Silks,
Richest style of Dress ilandkcrchiefs,
Gauze, Blond and Partisan Wells,
With other Goods daily looked for, all of which
shall be sold at prices unusually low.
ROBINSON & ELLIOTT.
October % Is
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NEGRO CLOTsi;NG.
q A PULLED Cloth. very heavy,
" 81 do do
Plaid and plain !nscys,
Heavy CasSinetts, very cheap,
Blankets, all descriptions
ROBINSON & ELLIOTT.
October q is
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a Brief View of Minor sccts,

Which exist at the present day ; designed cspc-
elally Tor the use OF families; not only enter
'ainlne aud instructive, but of great Importance
as work of reference.
Bv Rev. CHARLES A. GOODRICH
accompanied By beautiful coiorcd MAP Of The
Vorii and Chart. trhibuing the procrcss Of
Mt Gospci for eighteen centuries past. tocefh-
e. nth Tie preraiiiRe RcHgions ot TIE serfrat
Nations and oiso U,ssiop0gg .Sf3i,ons.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-27

LOTTERY and Asx Chanse once,
OCTOBER 27.h, 1886.
- DRAWINGS RECEIVED.
Draw "enSmnnrg Lottery, Extra, Class No. Z.
al Richmond on Thursday last, 10Th inst
DRAWN NUMBERS.
% IA 10 % p 81 81 60.
a ,cLoy, ~ oap'ta' Prize of three numbers sold in
o., ., 'Ac' at WARDS OFFICE.
oAh MECHANICS LOTTERY,
De-. CLASS No. Z.
Aand''a on Saturday last, 22d inst.
oRAWN NUMBERS.
80 II Is rs 81 6S Is 10 Sc 81 &c.
scheme Ira'r your prizes into the splendid lle
's received ,D on Saturday. ~ "'''"''''' D'""
@ 5npr;zno"o' $4,000
@ ricla" 500
sl.-For s ss' only s1-H,lvcs Sa-Oaarnrs
Oct. % az WARDS OFFICE,
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'it Executive Committee of I'M, lnx,i,n,,.,
4 held us Inst meeting ON SATURDAY. III. lsth
'nsf, and decided In award the following premiums,
II the Annual ) 1ow and Fair, on the l,u Thurs.
diA IN October, VIZ; ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1836-10-27
MESSRS. UUTCHINSON g. DWTER

Propose 10 publish, by subscription. m interesting
and valuable work, enlilrd
Religious Ceremonies and Customs,
Or the FORMS OF WORSHIP, pr,ctised by
the several nutions of the known World, from
the earliest records 10 the present time, On the
basis of the celebrated and splendid work Of
Bernard Picart 10 Which will b. added
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A II 'r;s r. I. l. Y:
y OF will attend meeting of Your company. on
x saturday night next. at my shop for the r,,r.
pose OF eieotng cfGsers- purctual Attendance Is re-
qucsted early camille light Hs order of the zap
tam. X. ". COLLINS, q. s.
Octobero7 II
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-07
RICHAKD GARTRELL

UEEPS Co santly On hand agood stment
u of Liiauois Of ali Kinds; Coffee: Sugar Tea;
Msaasss.; Tobacco: Cigars; Mackerel; Her.
rings; Greens Ware and Glass Ware; Hard
Ware and Cutlery; Handsome assortment q
B.oss and Shoes; Porter and Ale; Flour and nd
gaesn; and in short III Kinds Of Groceries,
whsch he will sell at wholesale or retail low
fx cash. Also Dried Peaches and Apes ~
the barrel CT in Tess quantities..
Du Burue. Nav rs, 1886 2-ff
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-07

THE subscribers under the irnl of OFF,
5 RAIL T. COXare now resolving al ,hs;.
stand on Main-sneeta most eleeass ..........s.
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. D R Y 10 d s

u
Itisdo,O G lass, &c. &c.
Among which are the following Dry Goo1..
Black, blue, brown, green, olive, sJrab, Law.
ender and mixed super and extra-super broad
cloths, cassimeres and sattinotts, buckskin caa.
simeres, "a new and fashionable articleA lion.
skin, moleskin, petersham, fannels, goat, ha;r
and common cambletst sill, yelxst, v.aesc;a
and merfno vestfngS. + fench bombazine, gloyes
and hosiery, English, French and German me.
rino cloths, merino and common circassians.
bleached shirtings and sheetings; merino, 'rhi.
bet wool, Prussian, Valencia, silk, chally, Ae.s
&C., shawls and hdkfs.; brown holland: RIA
linen and long lawn; cambria; plain and ficur.
ed null and book muslins; great variety of
footing, edgeing and inserting; white and blacL
bobbinet lace, and lace wells; black and colon.
ed French Grape; black and colo'd Gro de Nan
Gro de Swiss, Gro de Rhine, Poult de 81;
Italian lustring and cold Florence silks: Ital,
ian and India black and cold sewing silk and
scarf twist; calicos Of erery hno,on ouahtv and
pattern, cheaper than ever before offered IN TIL,
market; silk and cotton flag and bandanna. pon.
gee, linen and Madras hdkfs.; ginghams; Ital.
ian silk and glngham cravats; plain and fancy
stocks; elastic and web suspenders; silk, cot.
ton and gingham umbrellas; Al and Ga tick
ing; Canton flannel; black and white waddns:
wicking and batting, great bargains in shirt.
'ngs and sheetings, and a variety Of other arti-
cles and things s.too numerous to mention"
Sea Otter. Fur, Hui;r, and Seal GINS.
and FIR Collars, Room Paper and
Border 'a,g.
A complete assortmentof ladies', rentlemens'
masters, misses, and childrens' coarse. fine.
seal, lasting, morocco. and elastic-gaiter boots,
boots brogans, shoes, pumps. slippers, over.
shoes, &c. So
Groceries, Prints. and Dyc-.Stufs.
Leaf lump, and brown sugars, (quantity not
limited Imperial, Hyson. Young Hpson, and
Hysonskin teas, Java and ST. Domingo coffee;
molasses. ginger, pepper, piMento- nutmegs,
raisins. cinnamon, salaratus, 0hrlash; macaboy
and Scotch Snuff; Mrs. Miller's fine cut, cav
endish, and plug tobacco, bar soap; lamp oil;
candles, by the box or pound: Goldfish and
mackerel; alum. copperas, logwood, niceara-
qua. madden. indigo, Spanish white, white
lead, &c. A general assortment of
GROCERY, GIqss, and Stone HIRE;
). lacking Glxxses, Reihaasr, Hin
+ do,o Gloss Of al sizes, acho1su1e
and retail. at the nsn7aujucturer's
prices; Hard E7ynre.
Iron, steel, horse shoes, crow-bars. mill, y cnt
and hand saws. and saw files: cast sIeigh shoes;
butts and screws; hinges; Norfolk latches; Ak
es, warranted; plane irons; chisels; aue,lrs, TIA
ces; chairs; halters; horse cards and curry
combs; brushes; cutlery; bed cords; hemp and
manila rope. De. A very great variety ofhol..
low ware, IS per cent. bsuer fhcn tie usual
prices.
!l7-The above articles, and MANY othersnos
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-07

HILL a.seod 10 all calls in the line Of his
~ profession. Having had the advantage
Of Lectures in Eastern COLLEGES and years
prscticc In the Western country, three Of
which has been in the mining country, he fas
,ess himself he shall give satisfaction 70 all
who may need his services.
Dn Buaue, May 10. 1896 1--sf
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TO THE PUBLIC.

THE undersigned has taken the IJU RUQUE
= TAVERN, and is prepared y accommo-
date those who may give hims call. He
deems it unnecessary to makeslny further
pledge to those who may desirep favor him
with their patronage, than to say, that every
exerticn will be made upon his pat to give sa-
tisfaction to his guests.
JEREMIAH PENIX.
r., D.,.,n Nfor II 1000 4 tr
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Dn Bnoue. Nav II. 1886. III
g, IN, GRATiOV Il co.

HAVE just received, and are NV opening,
IL at the old stand Of Lorimier md Gratiot,
35 packages Dry Goods,
90 do Boots and Shoes. u
10 cases of Silk and Fur HITS,
3 do Tuscan and StrawBonnets,
casks Of Hard Ware and Cutlery,
box Double and Single-hrrel Guns,
6 do Collins 4 Co.'s AIS,
doz Shoyels and Spades,
: do Hay Folks and Raks,
10 do Bed Cords and Plogh Lines,
5 coils of Mantle Rope,
l pipe old Cogniac Brandy
6 or. casks Wines.
8 baskets Champagne Vine,
pipe Of Holland Gin, @ ~
l or cask Peppermint Corial, Il
l6 boxes Imperial, Gurpwder and y.
5Hy.on Tea.
Is Sacks Coffee,
90 barrels Sugar,
2 boxes Loaf and Lump Sugar,
S do Tin-Ware,
ALSO--Pork, Bacon, Flour,salt, Tobacco,
Raisins, Figs, Pine Appl Cheese, Cho-
colate, Spanish Cigars, Sop, Candles, &c.
All of which may be had at Wholesale OF re-
tail, on reasonable terms
Du Buque. May II, 1886 9ttf 81,
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- bAF IISafE g-llsllls ii!
Du Buiue, May IL, 1877 1tf
Doct. F. ANHROSS,

TENDERS his profes.idal services to the
! inhabitants Of Du Buqgand country. From
the experience Of severalsnars practice in the
town and country, he feA. justified in solicit
ing share Of public partridge.
He can be found athidwelling, on Locust
street.
Du Buoue. Nav III. Ills. Itf
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Hdy-nlades Clothing, viz:

l0aFn, and Give Pea Jackets, drab,
mig defey Bangup Coats, blue, brown,
a. lsSen French Goats, drab cloth Hunting
FrScks, blue and brown dress Goats with vel
vet collars, Pe,ersham and drab cloth hunting
Coats, drab Flushing Pea Goats, drab lion
skin and drab colored skin Pea Coats, brown,
blue, and stripe Sattinett Pantaloons, blue
cloth and buckskin Cashmere Pantaloons,
brown and green cloth Vests, Noman's plaid
and merino Cinaks, mems Camblet ditto, fancy
Stocks and shin Collars, fur Capes and Caps,
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,a,srfll ANGUS SELECTIONS.

- e.
:. r.,,..e
MissIllAHl0v. eI.-..
D yEyrAr wrLL TIE WORLD sATs-synl /
"a xf;.. auch-a-one laugh, and Mrss
Such-s-one sneer, and Dir Somebody
tnrr m his nose, # / do this or that, or
e 49, do this Or tsats Fool what /
r,atteIs Il 10 thee a TO what the world |
NAV say:s Hsst thou settled the s5S
~ wifh thine own conscience and
Convenience j ii right. Is Il sgrss-
abIes Then letslile world ta'x-ses
II wis and wit egs langh-much
nay 1t do them! What carest
7iI677 lIDut me world, il Inine own con-
re c6lsdsm thee NOT: Art thou
free mans Or srt thoa the siave'
81 fhe fashionsand The foiiies, the opin-
ions md prcjudicesoi those around inees
Inity the wos3dsNestker manthe
miserable mee5ll Is 0iG5ardis hone-
the sveerina esafhercock which never
uoSiS 2 sith II popular breeze.
Hi e : ~ ~ tde mors lnso'erabie than
hat 6f fhe galley -siay He tolls in a
kcli-ntiiiif Of { his IN creation, and
hu1e The chain which gals him.
Suel, ) man, however great bis IN
telIectusI endowments, and however
ardent md pare the intentions OF his
6 heat he, can he be, q great MAN.
answes no. He lacks the chief re-
l51uisite for the conception and cxecu-
ton OF lofty designs and extended
plans-tise fixed and decided purpose
ola determined mind. Like the pain
ter who fors0ok the happy inspiration
Of his cwn genius, andexposed his pro-
ductions to The censures and alterations
Of the spectators, he not only sbandons,
atevery suggestion, his own projects
Of greatness, but also fails to obtain e
ven the temporary applause for which
he seeks.
IT1t0f mi11fhe norld snys Did Lu-
Their ask that question? Had he done
30. the earth might still have been
groaning under the weight Of Pspal do
mif,ion. Had Columbus been letter
red by the SCOTS or the sceptical and
the name Of . visionary, new world
had never opened upon his ocean path
wav. Had Howard or Watt regarded
the rilicule Of those who call them
selves the world the deeds Of the
one had not stood upon the first page Of
the record Of bencvolencc, and the o.
3 - \ 4 -
ther had never disclosed q new empire
In the career g human eh.erPr'ss. nc
man whose only RUE o. aciion anu sl s,
Oar. dard Of conduct = 'ne opinion o .'.s
world, can never DC 4 repeal 'ess
mannuG en- icss s soDa, ma os,h :
s'..a s.s ar -. a..;on rs.Ier than
1919 as :: cn 49, = a.,sr;,;,.a,e results
~ ss.s -, na W.: q, I, $1,000 fail.
anu 0,,an VII s...s;ns e a,,h,;c CO.,
@ ,n." !. a..ad :. ~ bone &c ~.
ss.n. "A !, i aanoaa,.,sn, Conc. (, r. aid
~ 80 .a,n,,.. &c.. ~ -.-...
a.. m y. = r,,ura h;p.sir into Tho lou.
=. d.nts. p.. anSs..aha.., I'D ar;r,s
.aIas I M = . na t a Ia. al
,,:..;...,,:sh ~. 49, = :: @ -.
1.s; s.' syhara - ne. = na s.a:,
,s.,,,s go. .,,a,, sha,,a hl..h
u. s' ~ - "a, -. :. srha. L y
- IA: IL ,. TIt .h.,,l. frn. .r. - {,
e.. $3.50 -. 80. -. =.
.ss:. 49, . s:s ,...s. - All, IN =.
@ M...n mo- ~ y ."Js snr.,.. v''-' "1'' ''''
4D I s."
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PERU STORE.

FRANCIS GEHON continues to sell at his
L Store IN Peru, and invites his friends and
customers TO call and rec his new and splendid
sSsor:men: Of Goods.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-07
Notire

Is k91e1y &1ye0s tA1f me partnership nEy0t0-
I fore eussing besreea Richard GzrueI ard
2. c. Doaghs.ty, under the firm Of GAKrxxxL
Z DoCsHxKTY. WAS dissolved OF tlse l3sh day
II June inst BY mutual consent Richard
GzrtreII having purchased OF his late partner,
4. C.. Doagferty. all bis interest Ia the late
6rn, all persons Indebted 70 the Sid firm are
hereby notified 70 make payment to him, ard
hose having demands against the firm must
present them 70 him for settlement
RICHARD GARTRELL,
&c. DOEGHERTY.
DIN Braae. June g 1896.
The business Of the late 6sm will hereafter
be conducted by the SEbsrEibeT II The old stand.
whe.e lie ELL - hznry 70 eeec..sse4sss his
fnesds ard the public generally.
RICHARD GARTRELL.
Du Brgue, June % 1896 SIT
GROCERIES.
TIVE subscriber nlost respectfully informs his
friends and customers siszt he has fof sale
ing articles. viz:
Bspss fine and coarse; Bsoeza Shoes;
Bssssine Powder; Drugs. Oysters;
sTessaees Sep and fsasssiaa Ise Is;
Teas; Liquors; Rum; Gins
ArneHeaa Brandy: Coguize do
Tere-i~Ee Wine: MADEIRA Wine;
Sweet Wine; Whiskey & boiled Cider-
r. c BOURNE.
Du Busne, May 10, 1886 2--sf
THE subscribers. under the firm Of JOHN
REGAIN e. co. hare opened at the old
stand Of John Levi, q large assosimen; Of
Groceries, Provisions, &c.
J.. sr~-<-
40 bbEs. old Moaoagaheia RE Whiskey
30 do ST. Louis steam Mil FIcgsa
IL do Pittsburgh Nter assasS NM 3
i a CO |1I1 ~
do Holland u IS,
b5ls. American Gin "A
1 czsk Clzret Wine
4 ausrter-casks Teneyiefe Vii
/ cask Irish Whiskey
boxes Imperial and Young Hysoa Teas
4 bkis. lara Coffee
hid. New Orleans Sugar
2bz.rels Loaf Sugar
do ssee. Malaga Vine
boxes Tin Ware
barrels Mac5e1I
boxes Cod Fish
DO Lemons
9 do Scotch Herring
Also PARK, Bacon, Salt. Tobacco,
Roisins. Cheese, ami Pineapple
Cheese, Spanish and Noioy CT
g0ys, Boots and Shoes, Sill and
Fur HITS. Sperm and IalioU
CaadXes; IL .-0nisters Baltimore
Oysters; a urge assortment Of
Stone Wnre; 10 sacks Of Seed
Carr; PeHper, Ckores, Cinnamon,
and .7kspics; Spades and .Shorels;
&c. S-c- &c. S.e~
JOHN REGAIN GO.
Du EuGue. siay -, 1886 III
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-07
Confectionery.
THE subscriber would infdn the public,
I that he has opened ,.
CONFECTIONERY STORE

in the Town of On Buque. onIsfain-street, OPP
posi.e Eycrett's Store, where il will keep con.
stantly on hand all kinds Of Confectionery,
Nuts, Oranges, Lemons, Raishs, Apples, Pies,
Fruit, Crackers, Wines, &c. &C., all of which
he viii sell as low as can be purchased in this
place. He has employed Con fectioners to man
ufacture his Confectionery, md he feels conf
dent that those who wish to purchase, had bet
ter call at his shop first.
BAPTISfE LAFA1E.
Du Buauc. May ii. Ia.k LIE
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-09-07
III Buque, May ii, Us. Itf
RARE STERILIZATION!

DLATs OF he ClrYqF BELMONT viii ' ii
be exhibited at Mia,hl Point on Tuesday
the 18th inst, and at ~ Buque on the same
day. Gentlemen Wiling to purchase, may
see the plats at the Huse Of Stephen I'nrsl,
Mineral Point, and jshe store Of Charles Ora
fiot & Co., Du Buoy. The sale Of Lots will
take place on the p15fnises, on Monday the s3d
instant.
I. BELMONT isjlandsomely situated in =
commanding posi3u between the two Platte
Mounds, in Iowa. ounty, and in point Of bcau-
ty and healthfulgEs, is not surpassed in the
Western country Occupying a point where
the natural avetes Of the country unite, it
must ever possef superior advantages for the
transaction Of btiness. From this place are
found ridges lkding to the Wisconsin on
the road to TAirie du Chen, to Van Blu
rem, to, Blue Rfer, to Mineral Point. to the
Willow Spring to the Missfbippi opposite
Du Buquc, alto Galena; and eail Road is
expected TO reconstructed frol Mis- place 70
some point q1shs AiississipPi vi, Or to Ga
lena, whicfjvilI be commenced the ensuing
year. LittJ doubt now rename, that Belmont
will be selqsd as the seat Of justice Of a neu;
counsy. John ATCkIISON Proprietor.
III May II 1886. &
The &c or Lots I'm Belmont
az aboyd stated, is postponed till the FIRST
sMONDLY IN JUNE. The public will be
notifebnJwhat day ofthe week, and at what
place. Aplat Of the Town may be seen at
the stds # Mes1 Charles Gratiot& Co. Du
Buou{. the house Of Mr.. s. Terrell, Mineral
Point, akd at the store Of the Proprietor, q;
lena PERSONS wishing to purchase, can have
an OPP ftnnity at prirafe sale.
Msy25, 1856. 3-tf * ,..