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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-22
GREAT ARR1V AL OF
SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS.

-. .. direct FROM tAe Expire Csty. &!
NOW rece,sing, at The Brick. Store, conner %
IN Main and Chestnut streets, Bloomington, Iowa
Territory, the rges ceapesta4l best selected stock
Of Goods ever imported to the ctr.gf Boorningfon.
ior the grand emporium Of America, at WHOLE.
SALE & RErATI3A
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-22

n lIe District Court TIE United States, for the
:dJnd:cicl District Of the Territory q loipa. :
In the matter Of the Petition Of JAMES NJ. WEI
LER, to be ~dssageJ.a Bankrupt and 70 be dis dis
charged Losa hie debts. .sse !. Z
NOTICE is hereby gives, that on the J tn 'nsts
the said court, ii the county Of Muscat'ne, and
Territory aforesaid declared the said Weller 70 pc
Banfrup. in the meter s n,n ,0i ;,Is
benefit Of the law in Such cases s ana p,Os,u
far t;,ol hearing, on the 18th Of June next H~ihe
Court House in the county and Territory Aforesaid
r paryin, be appointed cornmissionersto take the
examination, &C. as required by the said law IN the
first day Of June next, at The Cont House asore-
saiI also that seventy days notice be given 70 the
fredtors III the Bloomington Herald and by letter
Of such examination and final hearias. when and
where all persons interested may appear and s sno
not Ia aransed, and ii wasSprther ordered that a.
Dunsnors, 10 appointsd&ssignss Of ss;d Bsn.1ups-
Attest, :. ~ r-oisA'o . -
low & DrsHLEn, Solicitors. !.
March 10 l642-2O-lOw.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-22
STR.4r .N.aRE.

NOTICE is hereby given, that on the 18th day
II or April Al. lS4z. trauscript frc;n the cs.
tray book Of Arthur Washburn, Esq was HE'D IN my
o,fice-wherein John ConkIin oath says, that on
or about the 5th day Of Apn!,A A. D. is42, ne took
up in the town Of BIoorangton. neaF the stable OF
VIM. ST John, a bay mare which Is described by the
appraisers, as follows, to-wit: A bay mare, black
name and tail, IA l-2 hands high. supposed TO be SIX
years old this spring, star in the forehead some sad
de marks natural tgo.cs and appraised at S35 90.
Attest, ;. l. y. DA!, CleA,
of the Board Of Go. CONS of M. G..
April %, lS42-25-3w.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-22

oi. 1 stasss g e 1asriea Distc. cour. for the
Muscatine County & IT, End Judicial DISTRICT
THE creditors Of ALBERT L. BEATTY. are
hereby notified, that "Wednesday, the thru day Of
August next, at Bloomington, il the said county.
have beeen appointed The time and place for the t
heating on the said Bankrupts petition and that aey
may then and there show .causf wty his. asDytr
should net be granted. Also, that Charles NATION
Esq. Commissioner viii sit, fer examination Of Tie
Bankrupt ard the proof Of debts al his Office III Bloc
1ningtoh tho 23f day Of July next and that Da-
vid CLARK is appointed Commissioner. By order o.
court. ]. G. MORROW. Clerk.
w. G. WocDwAap, Solicitor.
April 90 1912.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-22
New spring Goods.

TUST received good assortment Of Spring and
y Summer Goods, which are offered at very low
prices for Cash. As most persons DESTROYS Of OBJ
tanning good bargains theyare requested to call be-
fore purchasing elsewhere, and the. prices shall be
made satisfactory. There can be ouni in the stock
ii Nte6l selection Of Calicoes, Ginghams, Mouslin
De f.ains Printed Lawns, and Dsmestics.
COTTON Y.ARNS-PALM LEAF HATS,
!; BOOTS AND SHOES,
SIMMER COATS AND PANTS,
Iron, Steel, Nails, Castings, Groceries, Queens
ware, &c. &c
Illinois money taken at is value.
JOHN A. PARVIN.
Bloomington, April -, 1912.
LEATHER! LEATHER!!
TEyHE subscriber has geceived large lot of Sole,
u Harness, Birdie and Upper Leather, which
will be sold lower than heretofore offered. ~
!s-~ JOHN A. PARVIN.
April 2s, 1912. s-
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-22
.XO9RDLvG.


4 FEW Men will be accommodated with Board
( "A ing and Lodgings application to the Subscri-
her, near the Court House, one door northwest Of
Parvin's Brick Hotel Charges viii u olcrats,
and custom thankfully received. $500
GEORGE EARLL
Bloomington, Apr. IS, ls42-24-3w
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-22

rsoestsnrcs N 1AtsxaUprrv "A difference
(ot opinion prevails as 70 Tho proper j'lrissieilon
|oi Inc courts,n this Ee,li;ory, relative to the
hearing Of applications in cases of bankruptcy.
Fudge Miller it appears is Of the opinton- that
The Supreme Court of the Territory can alone
entertain applications under the act. Judge
ucah q the frs, judicial district it appears is
|o' tl5aren: opinion-he believes cases Of
Bankruptcy nay be adjadicatea under the act
IN the district courts; and accordingly applica-
a s 10 the first judicial district, have been
|ei'eHalned with tina, interchangeable
~aukee wisconsin, Sentinel.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-22

- s-s.DISSO UTION.
irryHE Copdftnersbip heretofore sting heeMsen
y Risv1,s 4 Reynolds, ii she Practice Of Med
cine IS This day dissolved By mutuaa consept All
.ho.e who wish to setlle, can DO = II mole % oeheE-
wise. Mv.r4n g: w I ns -
n,oom;neton. March 10Th lS42-l9A
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-22
Bloalninston, April Let ls4s.vl-s4sf

- VALUABLE FARM FOE SALE. -
TIME undersigned offers for sale his vaiuablefarm
Il situated about three miles nof+h-east of Bfoonr
ington, consisting Of 400 acres, 70 of which are un-
der cultivation 1870 to l35 acres of good timber, and
the remainder in good farming land. The buildings
are couple Of good log-cabns, convenient to which
is an excellent spring. TO any person desirous of
purchasing good farm, bargain is offered, and
such will find it to their advantage to give me call
asa moro desirable location is not to be found in
Iowa. BY calling upon me al my residence in Bloom
ington, the premises will he shown. and terms made
known. STEPHEN HEADLY.
April Is. lS42--24-te
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-22
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. +.

: UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
District Court for the second judicial District of
! tie Territory Of lo,ca, SIS.
In the case ofREUBEN p. BOLLES, petition
: ing Bankrupt.
THE creditors Of the said petitioning Bankrupt,
i are hereby notified that the said Court has APP
pointed the ninth day OF April neyt,a Wapcllo, in
the county Of Louisa in said District, to hear said
said petition, at which time. and place. the said
bankrupt, and ALL persons interested may appear and
show cause, ifLany they have, why the prayer Of
said petitioner should not be granted-provdedt that
wcnty days notice Of this order, be published u the
Bloomington Herald. newspaper printed at Biooni-
ngtol, in in the county ofAuscatine in said Terri
tory previous toIhe day Of hearing said petition.
Dated This f7tR DAY Of March 1912.
BY order Of tl:e Court.
u. C. INGHRAMs. Clefk.
FaAscIs SPRINGER, Sol. for petitioner.
March S5-2l-3t*
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-22

INST received general assortment OF Betlsteads
- Tables Wash-stands &c, for sale. low for cash
,or,lv. April %. A. DUNSMORE.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-22
STEAM FER RY.,
VI BI.OOMTN GTON, low A =

~ THE undersigned respect
.4Gn fully informs his old cuSto-
CIye=-H9An. rers, and the travelling com.
munity, that he hes ESTABLISH
eda FERRY al Bloomington,
Iowa, with the Steam Boat IOWA, well known as
ferry-boat at Burlington, where she formerly run
BLOOMINGTON is the landing for Iowa City ana the
central part Of the Territory the read and slough in
the bottom opposite bloomington are bridged and IN
good order. and travellers may rely coming to the
Ferry without difficulty, where they will be trans
ported across the river cheap and spes4as at any
ferry or the river.
N. B.--Market people are respectfully invited to
ca, as the price Of ferriagc shall be satisfactory.
II IRA 'f.E s.
Wagon and two horses, ST 90
i Man and horse, 81 10
Hogs and sheep, s Ia
| 4 Other thingsin proportion.
JOHN PHILLIPS.
+ g r Ths Chicago Democrat and Peoria Register
pukte 81, and ch this office.
March 25-2Itf -
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-22

4 NEW addition Of SWANS Treaties ON the law,
~ relating to the powers and duties OF Justices Of
the Peace, and Constabes for sale, by
A. DUNSMORE.
April %, ls42. !. Reporter copy.] rs
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-22

= n TONS assorted Irna just received AID for
IN sale. by J. BENNETT Il 20.
April IS, lsls.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-22
IN BANKRUPTCY.

Ua 7 as NsuS q 1mo7ea' Districe Court.
Washington County ' IN Bankruptcy.
.N Office is hereby given to all whom ii may cor
~ Germ, lhatrttiiham Bushnell End, and David
A. Couch Of said county have thissay filed their pc
tition before the Cpun. praying the BENEFIT Of the
Bankrupt act Of the Upted States and that Tuesday
the nth May next, and the Court House in said
county are appointed the time and place for hearing
said petitions w. and where all persons Interested
may appear and show eause why the prayer Of tbs
petitioners should mot be granted.
G. r. SLOWER, Cik Of said Co. =
-. J. CASE, Sol. for petitioners.
Washington, April 6.-25-3w.s
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-22
LANES DAVIS,
For,eurdi;se and Communications .nefc"0Hs,
BLoomIxsroS, Iowa.
M.,.E "a 104c-n20.

7IIST received on consignment IL Pipe Cognac
j Brandy. IL Pipe Gin, s bbls:, Aise.iean Bran
dy, 800 u.s. Tobacco, which will be sold cheap iol
cash OF produce. March lS-nc0] J.DAVlS.s
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-22


TIE RIGHT o. sEAacH.-We End by the
revs, hrough. byslhe Acadia. that Nhe queen
of England, nfo,Ds both houses OF parliament,
that she has Concluded with the emperor O,
|Auslta, H.. king Of the French, tho king al
Prussia; and he e,nnere, Of Russia, treaty for
Ele sfraciual suppefsssi3n Of the slave irade,..
(which, when the publications. shall have been
Exchanged will be communicate ;5pas! a5san'.
fVais ;;eagy is understood 20 embrace the r.g's
|of searcK,as vessels a. sea, upon any Yea, or
Imaginary susIicion OF iheir heine e"9aged "a
|he Slave trade. To the granting of this right
The U. States government, has heretofore oblec-
ted, not 10 favor the slave trade, batbecause Of
the ou,tages and violations Of all rispis that
as committed by British officers Under pre-
'ence Of exercising it.
Wease sec BY ihs la;e uews. that although
her BRUSH majesty nrssrioas m her speech the
conclusion of lheFiIealy fer the suppression OF
The slave trade, as il is called. il appears from
French papers. tina, the ratification of the trea-
y will be delayed, if not prevented by the
French gosernmen,. And the latter IS the o.
r'aon of English Journals.-Dsm. Press.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-22

az nnn YARDS IA Domestic, just re-
ceivsl and for SALE by
Anil Is. 1912. J. BENNETT & Co.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-22

A sLtRGE assortment Of Russia Knapt, and Bea-
N yer Hats, for sale, low fos:cash. ty
=. rr;r>1a k..DUNSMQRE.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-22

A. q. CLARK,
April l-22tf NO. Second ST.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-22

IN BBI.S PRIME n O SUGAR just reed
HI and for sale by BENNETT d Co
March lS--2owtf 81
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-22

OK BOXE4SPERM CANDLES Just receised
10 and fSr sale by J BENNETT 4 Go
March 2a-20wtf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-22

WITH BOXES Y II and IMPERIAL TEA just
= reed and for sale BY ! BENNETT 4 Go
March J2-2Uwif .s:ss- e3-s.ffaas.s 9S7~N
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-22

YelM BOXES BOSTON SOAP just received
- aud for sale BY II BENNETT 60
March IS--2l -
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1842-04-22

X 10, of cid sectifed whiskey. Jnst resolved on
"a consignment LAS DAVIS.
: May Ia, is42.--ns0.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-28

SALE OF REAL ESTATE IL MADISON COUNTY;
Court at Madison, made
ID the Nth lay of Nav 1872 another decree o said
18th day May, lSia IN sun tneIein de-
pending which Josas Green, guardian :" Mary ara ana
Others children Robert e. Ward paihti anu me
said Mary Ward, aud others, defendants WIN De sou
the .h day August next Tract OF Land containing eight
hundred eighty Whereabouts ,vns III me county
Of Mdson bc,nr IN. tract Of land which the late Daniel
Field deceased lived and The terms al sale WIZ
Thousand dollars Ut the purchase money !" ne aa anu .e
and three wears the day Of sale, the deferred
mems Ia m wr secured hy honds with good personal securi
and deed of trust upon premises; The purchaser 10 have
the privilege Of lilow ing for wheat both and OF
seeding the corn land small grain IN due season after the ae
aud Ia nav, l the land al the end 81 the year. ana
The rents IN rrear during the present year. To he
entitled o receive Them par
trar description the property is derned unnecessary AZ
the premises, application Ia
NJ rirr fines Is no the land, and will show /, 10
any whu May upon bun inr that ln'in'e
' ROBERT e. WARD, Commissioner
O--ti
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-28

r,oRTY DOLLARS REWAID-For my Negro man, Cary,
who obsronrd on the 18th April last Cary nj" To say
black but inclined yeowisle is under mlddl,nG hrlshl
If LARGE hone nnd muscle between ~ AMI - years nn NE haS
,car on IN. right or LETT o lis ncck hut believed 10 nc m ihe
iri; >ide;ls accustomed from rising wne Child
ilIn.h have brought 10 The pnnsl ne may ended
var Ia gel rnaI.l shoemaker, iec u" mas ha con
him, . the last years, ana Is FOND "' ihr ane lie l.
~ ,.,. c,t. rurk when spoacn and generally Steps
,irk with his toes considerably turned ms lie hah on TOTE
rv good Winter clothing when lie went OIL among w,h was
c purpc lean coat jeans pants not c"oed lie may
have han ed them. ..,..- -. 49,,
Vim vc th- alnvc reward $40 if he taken out OF tins
Sa, and delivered Ia me al FAIL IN Cum erlind county;
viii rivr cir If taken in State and delivered to me, OF
connie" !" 'a' ;" '"a' s'' NM Tnos. r. GOODMAN.
=, ., ,o,, eff
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-28
NAVY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

having hecn determined by the Navy Department Ia cause TO
al careful experiments ascertain the rc
vancs Of the different o fuel applicable 10 the
Navigation III The Navy nj the United states
pcprirtos mines, others, furnishing such fuel in
fnrd that upon Forwarding. the Navy Yard the city oi
Washington, their charge. quantity not less than Two
weight al The fuel which they respectively supply 10 be
delivered the fret dag July the Department
will The rril of the he faithfully ntde 10 discover
heating power and orT properties necessary to he Know rs
in order Judge fitness Tor ~" purpose above SpccIrh-
Each sample Inns seat must b. accompanied hy statement or
the origin o. The an r period of it, eSac-
il- mine, also o c Irin Atlantic coast IN
the Mississippi, Gulf "l ics,c, The lakes which can be
conveniently delivered
Anil LTD
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-28
West Fall, May u, 1912.

olIsA COURT HOUSE HoTEI.-The undersigned having
L. placed this House in thorough repair, has provided himself
I'M ali tho means in bis mower comfort 10 all such rs
him win their custom, and asks the attention Of The
travelling pubic ptdene himself I" use every esrr" d 70
servants good oses las paid particular attention 10 MS
beds 49,, l..;.a .,
Families residing lower country VINO may uesc "
s,nd the Sump rr months cheap healthy ana p'east
ton Of the country will find every accommodation amoue
hrn and tbr noprieto viii be pleased take several families
Situated As the p.lce is,
tie Railroad, facilities are afforded io easy anu p''
SA" communications WI" III '"' INV ELISHA MELTON.
o,;., f,,,,, ,o,.o limo 1-,h 1912 list
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-28
90
1000 90
90 So2 IN

S3,c2S 3O
By this simple statement it appears, the American
Manufacturers profit is nearly six times as great as
that Of the Foreign manufacturer, without taking the
interest Of money into account which would also ope-
ro,e in hi. favor on account of the time consumed IN
CARVING the raw material to Europe, and bringing
hack the manufactures thereof, on assuming that ne
posscsses the same skill and get the goods manu-
featured at the same exponse-But granting mat ne
docs not possess The same skill, and that on this &C.
count IL will cost him ~ per cent? that Isl So0O more
10 have his goods manufactured, his profit will be still
four ,;ces as great that the European manufacturer.
Can the American Cotton Manufacturer ask Tor
moro Is he not already sufficiently. protected -
"a, il be the interest of The nation to foster these ma
r,facnrss at so HIGH price, Does 1t not rather ap'
near that the duties on importation OF lhese aficies
shouid be lowered, altogether abolished, mat Inc
consumers mi rht BIZ able To obtain them on lar terms
1t is believed that thiS IS proved unahS"efaoy' a'u
h,, no reason now exists for the mpost on cotton
goods being fixed al high rate as 1t now stahas'
Int FIR tie sake IF The though 1t may larry De
ueslloned whether duty of - per cent would mol
nroduce as much as the rate of - now hxed as 1t IS
rnr,an that The rate Of duty existing, excludes
geat many of the courser fabrics, and it IS presumed
That il induces 10 the smuggling of the finer goods
On this branch of the subject your committee nave
tbounh, proper to dwell the more mnulely, because
,he observations thereon Will apply TO many other sun
ecs Of manuiacturrs-Indeed TO all winch are
modc from materials Of American growth.
OF ~ nroceed to an examination how the manuac-
tures of ,rooi are protcceA-
"A we scarcely raise as much wool as may be re-
ouiste for use shall otregard IL as an al.
cI. of port and therefore, the manufactures Thereon
will present themselves view less ahundantiy
eced than manufactures of cotton but 1t IS pre-
sumed the following statement will shew, that al least
ADEQUATE protection and encouragement IS also afforded
under the present Tariff, TO the wooIlen manufactures
of the United States
Suppose the Foreign woo!len manufacturer ,, ~
,prs nm, N wool $1,000 90
,L.xn.rd. far tho manufacture thereof UG1 90
To winch add the manufacturers p.oht, "a
rated at IL per cent. -'' w
3dd also tic foiiOrin9 hnmS:
Ut e"a's u ~ 225 90
Dl pr, e, ~ .,,,,,,,,;o, o, no, cent Gis -
iaaoo,,.r, nr,ft ra,sa a, 10 ner cent 800 81
Thus t1hiLiing aggregate OF S"4o'
fran the sales Of one thousand dollars
Ibid out for cool
', ,Is, I lays M, in wool $1,000 90
An" ino' ,ne ne aGo sSpe"'' III TIC 1000 90
And that he shall have TO pay to an agent
for the sale of his goods, commission OF
5 per cent. on q similar aggregate OF
S3,i03 u ~ ~
ias'e s' r n;1d'S S@te sa nett nroGt Of 1882 90
,o Ip"a sr,orn, ex9snded and after s3,4o3 Il
admitting that from want OF possess
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-28

NOtNG LADIES' SEMINARY CHARLoIrE CorHT.iorsE' ",
Michael Osborne, Prntipi The Summer session. o,
months will Wednesday, the 9Th day oil jay M
F. Dreuhe Teacher OF Music VIII give les
the Piano week. and The institution Is amp! iu
nI<hrd with daily practise
French taught by Lady, pupil of Manesca's.
1trms:
noa i a"" i"'''' ~ ~ ''e A"=''' SIS 90
y, So, o,,o GO
roh '' y 90
Music with Of irstrumeni,l - w
Latin. such Is wish il, wuinut extra charge.
b,ard-r will furnish her bed bedding, bedstead ana low
els, pay - per Session for their
al except that for Musir, there sbn he
ducon o live per cent. II PAYMENT he made with ths "'!
IL comGirnrt I:rnt IL Tie session =.
II obviously imrurtau HAT p"s i" entered al ,he
nns M deduction nide in frr oil su'h a. core
luT absence un'es II he caused hy SICKNESS " NC ~
tractt ID tlmnn.! one quarter Of the session . M.
Charlotte e. H.. Va. June }. 1872.
Rules ho''cn IN me 'Ieis
Office Of the Circuit superior Court Of aw aud th,ucsy "
Beverly kennon Administrator Of his late wife, LIzanc"'
Lucy Ann Claiborne, and Wilanna Arnsead fiah''N'
,.,,
Burwel Eassctt and Philip Claiborne Executors of WI
liam ID. Claiborne deceased Aye.t faWrs, hui'isia
hons George Claiborne ceased, Thomas lrl frc
William Arm'strad. Corhn nraN,, Administrator !" @
phana Claiborne, San Burns Administrative 81 BaSseit o. ."
borne, deceased, John D. Claiborne aud james Lyons
The defendants Philip w Claiborne and John d. Claiborne
having their appearance and given security,
Of Assembly and the rules OF THIS osuf anu q"
satisfactory evidence they not Inhaoah'S %
country II is ordered, That the said defendants 40 ar'
here on the first Monday July next, and answer the Dill oi ns
plaintiffs Of this order lie fr'I" h lSef'eu
saper published the city OF Richmond Tor IVY
posted the front door u the Court house "
' 0'' f' RIO. POLLARD, elk.
No, IN l-2aWsw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-28

tHEPEg STILL The subscribers being anxious 10 reduce
't stock uolS, Saoes Trunks, &C. |" a. 10"
~ - ps>hr before starting To the North To Iy III dh eh''e
800 X, viii offer Inducements Ia purchasers paeu
@ o'' buying ssth money. And we particularly s'
fH Was Customers before purchasing ei>e"here
as stGi, tlley viii find II their interest 10 10 So
J. t. WATKINS & Co.,
Fashionable Boot and Shoe dealers,
ms - lB-it
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-06-28

I1EN UOIARS REWARD.-Ran away fiomS he James River
E,na,,I,a -ompany about last oil March, Negro
lanes, Rem ;ose aud Tom. James was tted oi Mcrwelher
Jones IL Hanover aud as wife al MI james lyons, ne,r
a,nt u feet or inches high,
no i1ks rrcol cled Zen aud Moses were hired u" Mrs
,;, Wn.G.d of Hanover Ben is about III years Of
very Ulacs ms rars have been perforated for rings he las wife
al Joseph Wurirlds in Hanover about feet inches high
Masses about feet 10 inches higi brown conpleSoi 70
wears of are aud il understood lie can rite very we was
hired las, wear y Co SamI Myers Of Richmond and more
,ar ,uhale he may pass Tom y ab ~ years "' arc
feet inches high dark complexion, hired o Mrs. El'zabeih
Wnrfrid OF Hanover The above reward VIII e ecn Tor eaeh
# .vrr-d In can; William X. Richardson, III Richmond, or
To H. b. A,res al Dover secured in jail 50 we get Them
May - I'll
mr. he Wing will cop
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r..7--,Ii- T,,n1e pirer pj0n,qfion nt .Iurtion.

laia4ble James Rirer Plantation at .1uet'on.
~ Friday the 18Th july IL o'clock the premises, "a
ta, l. offered at public sale lhis plantation -
.fe portion the Dover Estate and contains so acres 81
t m acres which. including the upper part Of sat"t Is
,.rv fertile lands and on the high lands tefc are
, condlon well enclosed and yielding tine crops The
ryeen consist Of a and conmodi"is dwelling house
a.. q ,, ,vn stories hrh house. overscera house,
Cr and corn houses stables, and comfortable negro
fa.nn viii he given on the first Of January next with the
=. The purchaser Of sowing Wheat al the proper season
.-pr,cut wear. .., .,... 49,.
m ~ q. gwen anI other trds IN eGa annual lnSti-
anl Gears, with Interest tom I've h'e VI CIV
ii. .,,...,Iaa b. request of tie fraprietorS,
DUNLOP, MOSCCRE Co., Auctoneers
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cARn--P. s. GfRRIN.3IItc:s Irave respectfully o
~ Inform ~ friends and The pal IL. that lie has mp"cd direct
from London, aftlri i Tie al summer Hats
which viii please that fond at a
light hat They beautiful color. fir lighter than
!rson hats ana ventilated :" that they wi! keep the bead
perfectly Good. lie will Them proof In fact they
such article fail please that
them, and they will lie sold tie lass price Of 81.
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