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Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-02-17
IOWA HOUSE,
Steamboat Landing, Blooming ton, Iox

STEAMBOAT Landing. BLOOMING ton, 10sr0.
Y NdE undsssigne.l having leasedthis long cstal'-
y lsaed ana well known TAVERN STAND
loE term OF years. and added to it such addition
Is will enable him to accommodate travellers and
visitors in manner more acceptable than its former
DIMENSIONS would permit. returns his thanks for tho
LIBERAL patronage heretofore bestowed upon his house.
sAl Socits continuance of the same. Having Ia
Avn The stand for number Of years placing his rrli-
'ce Tor patronage upon his merits. he is determined
continue, as heretofore. to strive to merit liberal
,alfe OF palsoAase by the use of every elliott to rem
I W. 'ne stay Of his guests pleasant and agreeable
us AnhE shall Al all times be supplied with the
S''' Tue market atoTls. served up in style mt TO
y surpassed IN any country. The BAR will be KEEP,
Ipp'ed with the choicest Wines and Lilnnrs and
y: Oa' room having always been quiet and free from
o'e, mose wishing To be retired need not entertain
y! ieaFs OF the least disturbance. Pcrters always
aia'shaance to transport baggage from and to the
'o mI free Of expense.
4ncofAblE. heretofore under his CONTROL has
sa leased to couple ofyoung gentlemen Of expo
lave IN the business. and who arc prepared with
'ss and Carriages for the use and t-anspor,ion Of
.nseTS to any part of the Territory. gentlemen
am'es wishing TO visit any part Of the Territory.
.' av Kind Of conveyance, can he accommodated nv
eu 1s at the Iowa House, where their wants
~ 0e Immediately a,tented,o.
D.. WIN. FRYE.
bloomington, April LIST ls42.vl-34tf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-02-17
ur eTOOslING TON HERAL ID
PuBLIsHEp WEEKLY,
BY JNO. B. RUSSELL.

rv, or SupsculPrioN.-Fhrcc Dollars rcr
IN advance; Three Dollars and Fifty Cents
a''.u ,nJ If SIX months from the time Of subscri-
=: .nl Four Dollars if payment be delayed until
u's ",J of the year. Subscriptions for less term
u' s one wear. will be charged at the rate Of Four
" "',l,-, nef annun in advance. NO paper dis
,,al until rra,rascs are paid, except q, tic OPP
"'n =. or ApysRr1slNS.-For a square OF Il
c", La insertion 81 90; each Subsequent lnsert'''
a an ssnfsIarrcr ones in propor,i"n Advertise
,,. CON, l., The Office for insertion. Without des's
a,,;nr the number Of insertion, will lc con''"e"
na,l ordered out. and charged for accordingly
r7TLiber,l d,luctions made to yearly advertisers
Tr Letters addressed to the Editor IN ofaef 10
receive attention, MUST RE POSTPAID.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-02-17
PUBLIC HOUSE.

DWELL, res ,,ectfu!.y informsthe publicthat
M ~ ne continues 10 keep Public House AT Sa-
,,, a:uscatne county, Iowa. wher, the best accom-
sa''ons can be had. betwcen Bloomington and
sapot Private rooms to nc had at all times-
. good, and at all times furnished with
k,s naS ofprovender. He invites, a test Of these
Sasnts. Several comfortable houses to rent.
saem, Iowa, Jan % ls4s l4tf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-02-17

ADAM O1lLvlE.
A. Oyilvie & Go.
DocTOV II. II. BRAYTON,

y1AYING established his residence permanently
II at Bennington. respectfully tcnners his pro,
fo,al services 10 the inhabitants Of the town ana
sIi,cen, country. He may at all times be found on
injury a. the American Hotel.
Juy Is, lSl2-37-4w'
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-02-17

sACkS RIO dHAVANNA COFFEE
n. Just reed and for sale by
"!s. ]. BENNETT & CO.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-26
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

John BRADEN, 70 Canal ct ee, would respectfully
the public generally that he prepared up,
his spacious and popular saloon, Creams. Jeilie Cotfe
all kind. Of Refreshments usually onnd at similar establish.
ments OF the first class Families will be supplied at short
notice. with CONTEMPORARIES generally also Creams aud yel-
lies at the ually low of shngs quart of
good aud choice materials eau be found elsewhere Conec
tionay Wholesale aud AL kinds Of pyramids
for public parties gene al OF
Toys suable for the holidays forsae extremely low
NB-All articles from his bshrnent
Tanted equal 70 thing Of foreign manufacture HIS artist.
have not had the honor OF serving foreign potenttes bat he
pledges hirsf his articles shall be suitable for the
maRnate Of The land dig msm
RESIDENTS OF THE WEST END"
OUR Foeiathes established the PRECEDENT Of opening
~ houses and hearts New We RS Day Those who intend
comP ing with that cord old custom, and will r.ea their
riends with Wine Cordi,s Fruits etc. be supplied to
tn satsa by cal ing No 229 Beec ker ST. where
all times may be had Wines. Tes and Groceries generally.
OF the best descriptions aud at very moderate pr'.es
JAMES r. BALL,
d23 6tissrc Dealer in Teas Wines 800 Blocker
TNHE ALBANIA, Broadway, between Spring and P'nce
The prop Of the above estab ent bees inform
the fashionable public that having engaged at great erp
some Of the most ceehat foreign artists who have arrived at
th greatest recton in their several departments he
prepared furnish fartie Balls Wsddings with descrp
Of Confectionery, of quality and style hut
qu,l!ed IN this city. do 2w1 &C
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-26
VOL, TX. No. 3a3 whole NOISES.
To the Public.

THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspaper-pub
shed every day the year except New Years day and
Fourth OF July. Price cents per copyor 81 % per an
num--postages paid-cash in advance.
THE WEEKLY HERALD-published every Saturday
mornng-prcc Ct cents per copy or 50 ~ per annum-
hostages paid, cash in advance
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation OF
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
fast has The largest circulation Of any paper an tbs city,
the sy and s therefore, the best channel for business
IN the city country Prices modeiae-cash LII adj
vance,
PRINTING of all kinds executed at the most moderate
price, and in the most elegant style
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
PRopRIrroR OF HERALD ESTABLISHMENT,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-26
MUSIC FOR PARTIES.

NHESSRS. q. WEISS FIR. GttAMBSS, Professors Of
w Music, rcspetfy 70 their patrons the ladies
gentlemen Of New York and its vicinity that their Coon
Band is prepared play the admired and fashionable
Music for Private Parties, Soirees, &c.
Orders thankfully received aad punctualy attended 20
Delaney ST. also az rAots Music SELDOM, 800 Broaw ay
or AZ Mr.. Joilie's Music Store, 395 Broadway d. msr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-26
PLUJMsE DAGgERRIAN G.LLERY OF PATEN,

u =
L PREMIUM UOLORED PHOTOGRAPHS, No. 25l
Broadway, tover Mr. T.nneys yewery store, shovs Murray
street, and door Pees Museum New York. These
pictures having been awarded the First Premiums and Highest
beautiful coloed erreotypes exhib ted and the
bshHent having been greatly enlarged and improved
traits will hereafter be taken here lin any weather. the
duced charged for ordinary work other p'cescon
sequeoty need sit FOR inferior likeness. the
of
"A Photograph Of lady by Professor Plrmbe il the finest
thing of the kind ever -" Ledger Oct 1873
Plumbe's Premium aud German Cameras, Instructions
Plates Caaes &c &c forwarded desired at lower
than by any other mauufactory. dig lmem
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-26
PHILADELPHIA
DAGUERREOTYPE ESTABLISHMENT,

EXCHAGE BUILDING, ROOMS 2s ANDT.
BE Subscriber has received large supply OF Vogtlanders
celebrated Daguerreotype Apparatus srge and small
with achomatc lenses made according to Professor PezvaS
calculation.
Also supply OF b~s, plates and chemicals which he
warrants good and sells, reduced prices.
The following emen have agreed act as SCENTS viz
Y: White, ESQ us Broadway New York Haas, Esq,
Washington, D. q. DIR. A. Csspari, Richmond, Va g.
BroadbeIt Esq for the Southern States VIM West, ESQ,
Cincmnat Ohio. -...
All communication. (post paid) and orders accompanied
with rsmances viii be promptly attended and should be
DIRECTED to WILLIAM LAUGESHElM,
OFT Jm~r Exchange Buildings, Phlaaeiphia
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-26
PEARL GRAIN,
DEUTSCHES GRIESMEHL,
I'm The Germany

FARlNE DE G3UAU (GRUAU D'EPAUTRE,)
I'm the Frenck Langudge)
entire at'sce in th, market. resembles Ssgo but
is nutricous and pound Of it IN usage as fi
three pounds of ordinary wheat flour
Emigans from Europe having looked for it in vain
years consicer delicate yholeome aud money saving
food for soups, puddlnGs, damplngs, &C. &c small
handful is sufficient 10 be e into two quarts of milk The
bet American physicians pescre t. their vering
tients and order he children in the sha Of pap
light and very healthy diet.
To mann ctures of Vermice and Nacaron, Pearl Grain
desirable requisite f they get the right kind
The sale increases daily wonderful manner sho ing that
whatever family tries it, can hardly do without it,
The OIL General Depot for This article in the United States
81 Burlng slip foot of John the East River
packed in keg OF IS lbs eerh any quany less howey
than package IL has found its from the wholesale
the lower part of this city the retail and
consuming families facilitate its acquisition to every
body. GEO PEUSCHER, Sole Agent.
New York November oath, 1919 dc lmsr
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-26
GREAT REDITCTION

=
nOUBLE ENTRY BOGK-kEEPING only Five Dollar,
~ and Epstolay Pepmaushp only Two Dollars
THE FIRST PREMIUM awarded three consecutive years
for best specimens of Ohr nd Penmanshp exhibited
the great Fsirs of the American institute. -
GOLDSMITHS CHIROGRAPHiC INSTITUTE, for
he instruction OF ..
PENMANStIIP
and Book Keeping Broadway. opposite John
now open during the and for the Of
pills and visiters, 49,
The gentlemen acquire bold, free and erpedous style OF
Mercantile Pnmanshp from ten u twenty lessons oil one
horr each.
The ladies are taught neat Epistoary hand, beautiful
complainant 10 the ser.
BOOKKEEPING.
The system OF instruction pursued his Academy in this
important study is not derived from any rnted work spts
the result OF thorough practical knowledge OF the subject
The being arranged render familiar the stu
dent every department Of mercantile business WHICH CER
TAINLY CANNOT be ACQUIRED BY SIMPLY BA-
LANCIN9 ONE SET OF BOOKS.
ladies Writing Class meets daily IT II o'clock
Gentlemen durag tho day and such hours
best ,uit their convenience
separate parlors for private Instruction
For sale the AcadcnyA superior article Of Metallic
Tens. n29 1msec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-26

TINTED STATES DAGUEkKlAN GALLERY. rs
" Broadway, stairsE w HlTE would respectfully cal
the acnon Of csn and strangers, visiting the city TO his
splendid collection Of ng in
beauty and accuracy Of depeaton be surpassed Por
traits taken in all kinds Of weather. either with or without
coon. f'|
The American Institute its late exhibition awarded Mr.
White the inst premium for the best Dagueeotype likeness for
grouping effect which but another proof Of the
superiority Of sis portraits
Mr. White is agent in New York for the very superior
imported German Csmaras and at other establishment
his city or State they be obtained
NB-Inported German CaInaras also, French and Amer
Instruments of the very best quality with Plate Cases,
Chemicals Polishing Materials &c. &c. always hand for
sale at he very lowest prices. nj 3m"m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-26
MUSIC.
I0srnu KANMERER Prnfe.anr nr Mn.ic rn.nectf

JOSEfH KANMERER, Professor of Music, respectfully
announces his patrons and the punc in general that he
has removed from 50 Crosby iJ Lauens wher
all orders for his Cot ou Band psorm parties &c, in
or oftown wt be received and promptly attended To.
Orders for ] X will also be received at Mrs. w. Dubois
Music Store, No 28S Broadway. d20 lms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-26

CAMPGENE, 90 CHEMICAL OIL" Horns Pat n,
" Solid Bottom Glass Fountain Lamps for chemical oil
and campheue nufacu'ei and SOLD Wholesale aud retail by
j. q. tay, No. 1856 Fulton street Sun Buildugsl New
be uuelualed BY lamp oaeed to the blc Tor
ihr splendid light Their economy for and tn ir pc feet
simplicity and tim. One lamp will give light
equal TO six candies Of less tnau half
hour They ct the cheapest in orton TO
qua iy aud the best lamp offered tn. pubic for
churchss, hotels aud dwellings, ASS, assortment Of
and Oil lamps for ases churches of iuper0
quality Also general pot for Patent meleine,-saeh a,
affections debility dyspepst &c. and Evans Soothing Sy'
rup for ,hdrsn ee'hng; Dr. Cncrrys Asngen Pills, for
geet av- Sc De- POETS Eradicaor. for derate com
plants, Dr. u lstd's Brisk Pls the Persian phls AID ne
Draw plas- for and pains Of all kinds; Why
Bassmic Pills fr syphilis, &c Wyelhs Cream Of Lilies,
TO besutfy and promote the growth Of the hair do ms
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-26

THE SUBSCRIBERS are now prepared to sell Watches
and Jewery low, not lover than other house n
the city. 't:Cod Watches from SIS to Sl00 each; sill
do from S. $50 each AL watches warranted keep
good time the money returned Wachs, Cl.cks aud Mu-
steal repaired and lower than other hous
the cry Second hand watches and old sold and syer
exchange, or bought for cash TnOMPS,N FISH
mr. Inn Of Waches aud Jewery, wholesale and retail
80 AMOS r. THOMSON,
din m RICHARD FISHER.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-26

.ss agau SALT AND FISH STORE
400 BBLS SAL MON; 800 do of Herring, and 400 boxes
fOO 400 bbs Of Mackerel; 200 half 10
100 bbls of Shad
200 do of Goldfish
600 sacks of Ashdons Salt; $50 Salna do
400 hits Of Soused Salmon aud Mackerol
100 do OF Sounds aud Tonguey
1000 bushels of Turks Island Salt
coo Qun,a dried Cod
dc imsec NELSON, WELLS & CO. 81 Dey street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-26

LYON-Cheaprst Jewelrv Store in the city-A. L.
n. would call the attention OF the public to his No 80
Cha ham where will find the best cheapest aud
style ofjewery of the latest fashion both foreign and Ame
m7nutcture suitable for Christmas and New Years
sns all Of which Re de ermned to sell such
fail give ssf.c ion Ladies and ge tlemen about
chasing iewery will IS bv carg the cheap
swery store 80 Chatham street Do not foeet the
The value svea for diamonds and other .ec
stones. .l- d23 im*ec
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-26


3GENTLEMEN'S CORK SOLE BOOTS, the best OF
III quality, S. 90
a Do Water Proof Boots do 50
Do light French Ca'fskin Boots do 50 to 90
Do India Rubter Over hoes, with leather sces so
Do plain Rubbsrs, 80
Do Dancing Pumps. %
Do Dancing Cater, rs
Do Worked Slippers, 90
And all other Of Boots and Shoes fahicn ladies' gs
Ter Boots Buskins Slippers Ties, quilted Shoes pIunea
Shoes, white black satin Shippers baton shses India rub
Clogs Moccasns the Of boys Boots
ehves misses and chldep of all kinds TO be found
the world all Of manufacture aud the best OF French
goods and to be the and cheap the cheap
est, at 3ST Broadway, OF Franklin street.
GREGORY CAHlIL Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-26

S6K- FOR LONDON-Regular packet of the ,st Jauu-
HFXH ary The well known favorite packet ship 81:
AMES Captain Meyers. buIthen 1000 tons. will sail
Her accommodafons cabin, second cabin and
passenge spendidy fitted up for the comfort and
make early application TO
Pine ST. corner of South
Persons wishing send for their friends residing in the old
country have them brought by TIE above
Of the regular packets sailing the h i7th and 9th Of
s. Drafts Sigh. far large small sum are dawn by
the subscriber the Provincial Bank OF Ireland; payable IN
throughout the country also Nessr Sp)oner,
Great Britain, DIS &c
SfK BLACK BALL OR OLD LINE OF LIVER
S&f&A POOL PACKETS-FOR Observation-Disclosures
&S&&E. Packet OF the lst Ianuary-The well known fast
ling packet ship COLUMBUS Capt. q. A. Core will po-
sitively sail Monday, LIST January her regular day.
Ii well known that the accommodations oil this noble pack:
CABIN and fitted up
fort beng high betweendecks which well lighted
and ventilated Those the old country will at once
their select this fayorte for their
veyance preference other The of
low which and the best behs early application
should be made board foot of Beeman 10 the sub
ROCHE, BROTHERS x CO.. IS Fulton street.
next dsor to the Fulton Bank
SThe New York sails from Liverpool the st Febru-
ay Persons sending for their relatives have them brought
her. the packets comprising this une9ualed
sailing from that puncualy the lst and 10th
of each month. For passage apply as above;
lIsoton. Capt d. g. Bailey will succeed the Columbus and
sail for Liverpool the 10Th January 1874. her regular day.
d2uc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-26

PARIS BOOTS ANO LASTS MADE TO ORDER,
By H. SUSEH, ITS BROADWAY, (BAsEMENT.)
One door from Courtiandt street
90 r.. SUSER, Bootmaxer and Maker Of Lasts an
Five" Of Clercx of Paris. begs leaye inform his
friends and all the OF gentiemany caussare
that ne can now make ia New YORK. with the best French
rss all that perfectly made ia Paris by his master the
celebrated Boom.ksr Cerce numerous customers on
this side of the Atlantic respectfully invited 70 try ss9sers
Lasts before they despair of being chausses
New York, after the nices latest Paris fashion,;
Also the genuine Paris Jet Black Varnish sold.
notl r,kx
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-12-26

SGS FOR LIVERPOOL-W Dispstch-The splsn
~ did ell kno fast sal and favote packet ship
sOLIO. Capt Putnam, will meet with quick despatch
for the port.
For cabin psseng she has spacious state and every
accommodation necessary for their comfort m!ed
namber of cabn passengers be
first in hous. deck. Those wishing to
tbs should enly application bo,rd foot Of Vail
street east side, CRIT, W. ~. T. TArsCoTT,
d23rc - Peck Slip, South street.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-09
BOSTON MARKET, NAV 5

boSION MARKET, May .
tlour-Stock is small for the season. but fully equal to
inc demand Sales Genesee, good common brands ISL;
aud parcel INFERIOR S5s; Howard street. prime parcel
Sl5 cash Coiton-A considerable portion of the stock
being Withdrawn, aud held for improved prices market
II any thing Is more firm COMA further reduction sub.
united to; sales round, SIC; yellow flat, 50 Soc: and white
535 55c per bushol. Oat=-NouheE 2gIc held now a,
80 Gle; Delaware, % 29c per busht. Mackerel-No
small sales, Ssa st; No.2. SIs 50 per Dbl
AUCTION SALES YESTERDAY
BY Thos. w. Sears & Col
Pork-Western, Mess ordinary, l55 bbls 50 80 1874
per Dbl, I mos.
Hams-Western, 1913 bbls. &c., ESQ per Dbl 4 mos
Shoulders-Western, IL bbs S6.25 per Dbl 4 mos
BY John Tyler.l
SngaT-liavana brown, damaged, 50 boxes, $3.50 T.
10 per 100 lbs, cash.-AtlaS.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-09
STRATTON'S OFFICE,

Dawinr Of Grand Consolidated Lottery. Class drawn st
81 ~ - % > 60 50 IS 3 81 80 81 80
Drawing of Alexandra Lottery Class dawn Ma, Gi,
ii IS % G3 % - ~ 40 IL % 81.
Sl2,00O-S $4,000.
Alexandra, Class los Extra for Tuesday evening
Capitals-Sl200O, 10000. 5000 IL of 1000. &c ~
Nos-li drawn. Wnoles s.; halves2 80, quarters %
SlOOOO-Sl ,OOO-SIOOOO.
New Jersey, No. -, for Wednesday evening Capi
tas-3 Of $4,000, 30 Of 1000, &c. Is Nos-iId drawn
Wholes s.; halves 80; quarters %
S25,OOO-SlOOOO
Alexandra, No. 40, Extra, for Thursday evening
Cnpitls-S2j 600, 10000, 5000 10 of 1000 10 of 500
10 Of 500, 10 Of 500 100 Of 400 Let and ID or l.,
aud ih, $780, "a aud 3rd, I'd and ih or Bird and 9Th
SlOO. WhoIes s., halves !; quarters >.
Ss.OOO-Sl. 900
Va. LcesbuC, No 10, for Friday az the Exchange nj
half past o'clock. Cnpitals-SsOOO 1000 1000 &c
66 Nos-l0 drawn WhoIes 50 30; halves -: quar-.
tiers 81 cents.
SS,0OO- $4,000.
Grand Consolidated, No. 10. Extra for Monday Ca
pitals-SeOOO, 5000, 1000, &c. &c. sc Nos-IO drawn
Whoies 81 5O halves -; quarters %.
$4,000, 10000.
Alexandra, No. -. for Monday Morning Capitas-
$4,000, 10000, 5000 5000 2OOO 100 of 500. 100 Of
100, &c - Nos.-l2 drawn. Wholcs $40; halves IS:
quarters 81 80.
o. Tickets IN all the Lotteries and the lucky Nos for
sale NJ STRATTON'S LUCKY OFFICE
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-09

Flour AND GRAN.-rhc stock of Canal flour remaining
here now hand OF the winters supply is estimated AT
1000 TO 5000 barrels No supplies have vet been ecey
ed wa the Canal nor are any expected previous TO We'd
nesay next the 10Th inst. From information that
we can gather the quantity coming forward Just now from
this state, will not be large than will probably be
taken of by the demand.
There has been demand this week for Canal flour
though prices are lower The snes generally made are nj
50 per barrel although purchases are affected at
ana one sale Is reported rs low SASH. New Orleans
Hour very dull of sale We quote the prceat 80 62I
Southern Hour is rather more neglected this week and
common sorts suchas Alexandria and Penna can be bought
at i 3I5 and Georgetown, Howard street and Richmond
country at i3 80. sale of 300 bbs of Brandywne
has been made nj 4 621.
The market still remains bare OF wheat Corn is rather
scarce though the demand is great during the
fore part OF the week. Jersey and North river are both
t56 cents, measure. There is Southern in market
Sales of rye at 5s cts
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-05-09
TRUSTEES SALE
Valuable Real Estate ON uaip str,c,

~ virtue of Deed Of Trust from Miss Mary
- J. Grecnow. for Of Robert saund.. ,i. H.
~ =" January l-f duly Clerks one. Of In
musings Count for the City Richmond and Zoe the prrss th
pa mentioned mall being requested by said sanni.r. ON A.
'hDAh The -Oi day Of May a O'Clock r. NJ ON thu
premises proceed 10 se NJ public highest bLir, er
ready money the property eouvcyeby deed and which . ,
nlescbe a. a certain parcel Land situate IN tn ~
81 richmond al the corner Of the Main or street
ana 70" west ide OF twelfth a now stands brick
onnr four stories high and back building attached 10 the sam,
mr. stores nigh. both Of which IN the OCCUPANCY
~ DuVa The said piece OF Land buildings will b.
% -eei 70 tie conditions of a t,v
I is, between the late Ro Geenbow, said Aesr
80 "u'eug ue sad Robert Grecnhow, heirs esecu-
tors and assigns bound pay u the aid Ae, Dui H. -
&c ue value Of the sid hack buinrs at the e1nir ~ he
saH c DuFaIs lease, the Juiy IN the va, ta
The title to the above property believed to be irt, ,
acting a. Trustee saI convey ouy title as is vested IN me he
u'. , useu Aforesaid. JOHN d. MUNFORD Trustee
sae % he conlncied ly MILLI.s. M...11 A.c.-