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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-26
Elrcscafi for Sale

1 . /. Y ~ l y y
Iilis desirable Estate the Estate "f The late Judge
isarb"nrl will be offered for sale al public aic''n,
on The premises on MoAiaA Tue ON OF October neat,
II fa'r not the next la'f dav; as ihis ESTATE a- been
it here. Terms OF .als hsrc'oIose s,aied-that is,
about or Soooo VIII he required Us lirst pay mcnt-
he 'e"anue' ~ or "" a" '"''r scafs, Sit""n' III.
NIesl. nohuS, WIN aTl."'e" scc"ii'y, ana hren oi
Ins. on Tue VII pe IeHifeu inr lhr drirrreu
payments. me rnIehhstt my, u ne Should WISH ",
retain IN nus hinds hnst {" tir deferred payments for
term oil years or during my e ly punrtualiy payin.
the interest," thereon NV s"m "ii! s,i"v Tie fan &c
TO any one who may WISH to eaa:i,ae u heween TN,
ana the DAY oil sale. FRAMES T. BARBOUR.
FhSea'i' orange CO., Va, Aug. 2b-c;is
Wal IInpI y pnODDnu,,, ,,In c,IC
WE propose to sell, p'ivaeiy TIA, VARIABLE TRACT
of LAND, Late lie pr''" fty q teo;gc r. Srrii,
u VI rIen county, a. T., on which ne resided ~ ihr
Time "l ms dea " tract Contains thi'r iiini:ihd
one h"haIeu ana 'hif! nve acres, W me h,d'e VI
cihliy OF the Shocc" aud White sulphur Springs ana IS
wei KNOWN Tor its Ieiiity, ahd e"'rht CONDITION i"t
,ie cut'a'oh "l arre crop 1t 'is tine. llt crop 81
ias! year amounted 10 s1Sety teh' Hn.sedas TOBACCO,
OF the hhes 9naUV Nuari? 'h- "heie 81 me iahu III
cu',iValloh i recent! rcdfeu ana aiehca WIN VIC"
To " preservation. here - iaisr an. convenient
Mansion recently erected, with every other necessary
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-26
VALUABLE ROANOKE LAND FOR
Sal T.

rY,IlE subscriber Oilers for sale abort 80 nf lard
on Roanoke river seven inl.fs South q. Raydc!i, IN
lie county uf Mscsenhure Va. il h,ins dlSfilriiiv-
share of the Elatr 81 The late John sr.rveii deceased
About $50 acres .! tits tract are first rat. river hoicm
The upland Is a fair quality. We. adapted the staples
OF the country The uaEcr 81 thi, tract Rob- ri I. So
mrrvc!l, VIII teiwrnlyon- ycIrs Old The 'lI Gay IL
pcrh-r 1t Which Iiri- ;crieeI title be eff
f,otd Tire undersigned has uit.ns ni asrrtlining
tr 5rI nnnuri 81 lie t'ari ~ The proportion 81 upland
an! low .rnunGs. tr tract is kan..n IL the acgibnr-
l,uI am, an, unr wishing Ia rsicia.r can irOcnir all
ne essay inion,lui. Nrc'"cs will hs t.ken al their
iuarArt VI ~ il exchange Tor - land Proposals, nd
tic,--l Ia tin undersigned. a. bravc; Dam Forks ip
ION cnn..v rs Irsser. IS III receive cr 81. nticn. II
~ Io;! nat hose wishing IL prrc.sr vii not l .'ar
wa;d IN .rpr,.ng mir terms & 'i- distance winch
the owner ! 4 Ihr undersigned ave .:aIa The property
nas.s il v,y desirable thai Clements for re sale
shall he mpird before The: v't virginia. T.:r "wnrr
has entered int" agreement that HE negotiations lur
the safe q, ;..> tract ,ha hr niuctci Us M
fli1IAS r. SOM:kYF!L
Rc."-r n.'n Forks T'rlor, fean., Au2 y, Is.
y. d 1!lc above meets with my cn!irr appreciation.
Sept i5-,sl' 2. +. SOMERV:.LL.
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uTCu min FOR SALE.

THE subscriber viii sell The TrGct OF Lard III Pos "a
,an county Called High ilil situated on The b. X
in CHAM road. nineteen miles above The tiiY 0l E'!-
u,ond and three from the CRYSTAL Sulphur Spring, an.
tanning aJO acres The most uf which Is woodland The
buildings consist ola comfortable dwelling house, Ia.
BILE for tavern stard private residence, ore
house, biac.s mlil's ship, with NV i"'a'S, "'c'-
wr,bt,. snop together Wit, the ordinary out ho sts,
all in good repair On the pace Gre also, I've .onh
wells Of water, sulphur spring, aud an orcha' of
c!Iote fruit trees.
Til. place has long brcn kncwn n one Of u, most
eligible tavern stands between Richmond anu i}nch.
bur. and has always been remarkable for liz heaiiG
ness.
A liberal credit viii he given for tie whur or part
OF the purchase money
Fur farther information. -rry Al the store nf l'"es
Van Deurscn Z Ward, 81 Man street, hicihoE!, or 10
aIr,. Ann II. Drake, Powlatan C"urt-hnnse
SAM. r. HAW.S,
An, ao-cwsw Trustee for Mrs Ann II. lake.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-26

rs viHciSiA:-lh Richmond Hd-ii's-
{ Court. July -, ls,J ~
Wila: w. Dickinson, r'aih,"
II. Is pckinson, administrator Of itwe.l c. s"'r-
man, deceased, jams lyons lh- rr'i;ce"i' Directs
nna ,,ompany o tie Rirlmo' Il. Fredericksburg ard
pnonac Rail Road Company, and J.mes d. toit-
ra;:i, go, ~, an - -, H. =.
$50 NJ n Dickinson administration pr Afwtl, L. Cole
nan licensed AMI Jai-s Lyons ;lled tr;r answers
- ,yhich th- plant II replied generally; and II aps"
~; -, ,,a sntse.ciia; Of The Court, thai The defendant,
i,mcs ID Coleman. is mt resident cf this comm"n-
wealth. i. is ordered ,ha lie .a! defendant James D.
Cu:raan do appear here on the fret day Of tn Court,
AZ lie Term 10 b., held in the month OF October neat ard
answer tho bill: cfih" pain,'!-.nd, unless he shall do
81 The said hili as the said James Coleman. III
e.o,S;nrv cony al TINS order having been prcvi nsiy
i,tr, inr prroa less than eight weeks. in ,onc
,.,.raer published ia the cy 4 Richmond, aud rc-,-
~ nm fr The like prriud :; the front dour of the Court,
hc, e or this city. Cory-1'rs,r,
Auy. S-owam 'hs. HoNhkD Iis'
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Ynlktown. Sertember 23-cld.
WILLIAM RONALD COOKE, am
FL: HARD INANHOE COCK

RICHARD IVhNHOE COOKE,
4 I'I'OR " 4 y S 4 Il II 4 ",
HAVING ..sSacia,el themselves in the practice Of
their profession, will attend regularly thr Sulr ior
and County CouI,S az PoWha.,n, Cumt raGG, Buck
inrhas, Coco hlaud and Fluvauna. Address
WILLIAM RONALD COOKE,
jefferson, Powhn'an.
RICHARD IYANIoE COOKE,
Set l6-cim Columbia, Fmvnnna.
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TAVERN HOUSE FOR RENT AT POW

HATNN CUUKI-HUUSF.
AM DESTROYS Of renting O,t MY Tavern iiiSe and
i apuu;tcnances, at Puwhatln Courthouse ir term
Of three year, from The h ;, thy oi Nnvencr EfM,
yrhen possession will be given. Til" Hons is large,
aud well suited lot county 1avein, aud here i !,
large stable and gu,d GARDEN attached 10 u Tavern.
ANY prtsn DESTROYS Gf renting can ascertain III terms,
whi,h viii be accommodating. by application Ia me,
either in pcr;cn or hy letter. To this place. the pro-
pcrty * not rented privately before m hrt Monday
in Gct,lrr next il will, thi dry, BE- rtiil.i nu pu'
l.cly, 10 III. hishes! bidder, UPON HE premise
RICuAR! BASS
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JOIN D.. Wcibourn, 81, and Stephen church.

defendants.
1l- defendant, John n. Wribourn, ST., not lawn:
cnurrd h.s appearance and cs@n security accofdlh@ Ia
The aci of assembly and the rules OF III. C"'rt, ad II
p.arinr ~ satisfactory ryde3oc tlat hr j. nat m in
lai,an f This tunmun"raih Il Is ordered, ;lI"i the
SAID defendant 10 appear Lrfe IN me iif-l .a oil ~"
rex: tnirr term of the said Cont, and answer IN.
psiif'- iii,: and that n COPY o Thu "rd.r hr forthwith
in serted IN sn:lc newspaper published ~ III: cit 4"
Richmond for tw" ,nntls successfully, a; posted III
the front .oor f- t'lii house al the said county
a True C"ry-lrstr,
.rr li-ru2n i..r Thn,. H. JUynes, e. : Z.
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,r,ue COMMONWEALTH or VIRGINIA to the si

i iii Of Hanover cnunty, greeting:
Whereas, IN an arIinn nj Drnuc. depending IN NE
f.;,,ui suneror Court Of LAW and Chancrry for the
aid counly between James Niche lae Sheriff OF me
fc;,ry Of Louisa, and "a Fnch administrator {" John
turs. decreased rlainin and J"Ln ID. Andrews, he
fcudan; tlr said James Z. Michir. Of the corny "i
Ia,i.a and, snch, administrator OF IN" said John
deceased departed hi. life hrprr i'ia icc
49,, ,r,, had in the said actiun ami, whereas. since
Tie d.a,h Of the said Jane. +. MicIir, administrative as
anrr-s administration de- b5ns of the E'ia'r OF i'r
said loan Cooke dec asri, hath been III due form c"'
,,teJ Ia he hands ii William WaGdy, Sheriff 81 l'ie
aid county of Louisa Ia BE- ~ him administered t.et
fore in behalf &c the sand William "atdy :hrti ana
tdnni.ratp. rs aforesaid, CoiIniand you. ai yui
mike known To the said lain u. Andrews, that hc he
Lrfnre HE Judge oi said Circuit Snpetio' S"iri, al
i. t,n house. tho hr>t DAY 81 oct"acr term ntNi
IN shnw cause, II my ,c rar why The saiie ac:'"h
should not lie proceeded III against him Ia a ini ln9a
mn. according t.c "f Assembly ~ 81 IN cast.
,,d. and provided, II 10 Him il strnS ts-hlrn' ana
,vc Then lhi &c Ihis writ. Hnrs, fh'in w. WILSON
clerk &c our said Court the I'm day OF July, F'' ~
i.e 7ub year { orr iuliudai on. -
Ju;y 1g-cwSW fHiiiI ID hiN1iC.''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-26

A VIRGINIaN, who has recently era tnaei in one Of
a The mast iisin .GiSiri Colleges ~ lis s1c, wish
- sItua,inn as teacher. lie produce rsriii ifs
frnm ibe h.rbc. Authority a. h. rom?c;fn'y rl,
tie Greek lain, French ard English Languages, Che
misiry Philosophy, the higher branctrs o. Maineinai
ics, &c. ;,
Address L. 0. D., EeSburS, Essex county Va, stating
hrDs, &c. aug -'-c"uW
r1,uE DWELLING, and either HorSEs, TANNERY,
&c late The property Of Jnc! ii"il-ntn, necPasrd,
in snlhrd sle &C wi. hi county, arr TOD. slid to The
hi.heet 'di:-, ,r.it, ~ III" premises, SiTUR
DAY, the llti If Orto5,r, 1915.
Semi. lG-ca4w BY THE EXECUTORS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-26

IN CHANCERE.-VfRGi>i,, 10 wi,:-Ai Rn"s To-
den tie Clerks Clcr # lhr Circuit, superior Cont
% Ian aud CHANGER, fer The county Of Acc"a'lok on
a., 5l day Of August, 1875:
Thomas H Bayiy, assignee OF John u. l'ird PHI.
against
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CoMA'ssioSERs' OrricE.

-, KIcHm0hd July % IbIJ.
n" raries named and interested in this cause
nc'ts; notified That have appointed Wednesday, the
~ 9ay Of October next si5 n. 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, the
.'r 10: ma u commence, in this Office, on the duties
~ 20 me IN the within order, when and where
sy e'e directed attend, with such documents and
sers as will enable me 70 fuh those said duties.
w! @-ewsW d. b. POITIAuX, Mr.. Conn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-09-26

Those who read The fir., No OF Enterprise,
will require no recommendation from us, 10 chjoy
the preser, No:
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r,n IoIIN d. ANDREWS As you are mo- Il resl-
| dent Of the Commonwealth of Virginia. 20 That HE
above viii of iac'as 'an he "1e"tsd on WV hrre
by nrify and inform ynu, nat SHAT on 'h' isl a' "l
com, Of Ia.v and charc.fy fer the cniiny oi ihn'rf
L. revive the sut referred 10 in the same wr. IN ny
de boni, non al John Cooke, iced 50 that
The same may he prosecuted against yeu to iha Juds
-. L am your obed,. .tr"ant,
''"" WILLIAM WiDDT,
c..,;G NJ Louisa county. us sGci Administrator de-
bcuis non al John Cocke, Iced, j! iiIs t,ng-el.
I.,ty
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-01-02

Cheap for Cash or Proaace.
T HAVE just received per steamers oA Il
l. and Osprey
10 tons Juniatta bar Iron vel! ass
1909 lbs spring, blister, and cast Steel
$500 Z" cotton yarn,
900 carpet chain,
co Kegs Naiis, u-s'd sizes
81 " Braas and spikes,
IS bags Rio and Laguyra coffee,
100 sacks ground alum 1t,
Is bbls Cincinnati waiskey,
2 bags pepper,
6 hhds N. .. Sugar,
chests Tea,
$4,000 Sugars, common and ! Spanish,
10 boxes Tobacco,
II Western Reserve cheese,
Is doz Painted Buckets and Tabs,
50 kegs Pure and No. l, white lead.
1000 lbs Eastern Salera.us.
500 = Batting and Candlewlck,
so boxes SIX 10 and l0s< II Glass.
SO doz Pressed and plain Tumblers,
$500 lbs castings,
All of which Will be sold at IL small al
vance. wholesale or retail, at the new stnr
on Water below Jcfferson-st. i'll the hous
formerly occupied by B. +. Wood u 60.
NIL J. G. LAU IAN.
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NEW MAIL LINE FROM BUR-
LISGTON, y. T., TO SPRING.
FIELD, ILLINOIS.

1Eas@~ss>-e WIN. II. HOLCOMB, s. Co,
ElE.zz&xxs have now in operation inst
rate line OF Coaches on said route.
Leaving Burlington and Springfield Non
days, Wednesdays, and Fridays at O.
clock in the morning, lodge at Rushvillo,
and arrive at each place in two days, ct .
O'Clock, T. NJ.
From Darlington to Jacksonville
Likewise, from Burlington to Jackson
Vile, leaving each place Mondays, Wednes-
DAYS ard Fridays at 6 o'clock, A. M. The
above lines pass through Macomb, Rush
vile. Reardsiown and Virginia.
From Burlington to Peoria.
Also, from Burlington TO Peoria. through
OonA ka, Monmouth Galesboro, lodge az
Knoxville; arrive in Peoria, second day at
, o'clock. Returning opposite days.
The subscribers have made every exer.
ton to render the above routes pleasant
and agroeab!e TO all who may patroniza
the above lines.
Seats taken in Burlington at fietcner's
Hotel; in Peoria at the Clinton House; IN
Springfield at the American House, and In
Jacksonville at the Morgan House.
! WM. Ii. OLCOME y GO.
| Burlington, Nov. Ii, lolt-tf y !,
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COnsum ptiOn OF the Lungs.
Affections OF. the Liver. Asthma, Bronchitis,
Pain Or Weakness of the Breast or Lungs,
Chronic Coughs, Pleurisy. Hemorrhage
Of the Lungs, and all affections Of the Pull
monary organs.
Natures own Prescription.
A compound Balsmc preparation OF the
Prunus virginiana or Wild Cherry Bark,
comb;ned with the extract Of Pine. pre-
pared by new chemical process. approved
and recommended by the most distinguish.
ed physicians, and universally ack
edged the most valuable medicine ever dis.
covered.
We do not wish to trife with the lives
or health of the afflicted, AMI we sincerely
pledge ourselves to make nc assertions as
to the virtues Of this medicine, and to hold
ont nc hope to suffering humanity, which
facts will no: warrant
CASEOF ASTHMA.
The folio,oing is from distinguished
Lawyer Of the City Of Ne,o York, soho
had been afflicted pith the Asthma for
upuards of TWENTY YEARS." and Uao
after readng sue cases can doubt the
efficacy of the medici e?
New York, January 25, lS43.
have been afflicted with spasm 'dic as.
thma Tor twenty four vears-sometimes so
severely as to be confined to my room for
weeks, and although attended by several
medical advisers. OF the highest reputation
and skill in the country. the reiiei was but
pa rtial and tenporary--twice the disease
proved nearly fatal to my life.
Some few werks ago, commenced TAX
ng Wistar's Biisam of Wild Cherry, witch
gave me instant relief. and Il single bottle
produced in few days what believe TO
be a perfect and radical cure.
A. WILLIAMS. Attorney at Law,
No. So William street, New YORK.
We are acquainted with tie writer Of the
above certificate, and his statements are
entitled to the fullest confidence OF the
public.
f. A. TALMADGE.
Recorder Of the City OF New YORK
John POWER, d. D.
Vicar General Of New Y ork.
. p. s. The above certificate may be seer
g.. 1875 Fulton street. New York.
ALI. ORDERS from dealers South an'
,..., Of the Wabash River, should be ad
dre.sed to Benjamin Phelps. II Chcsnut'st.
Sold m Burlington by Copp & Parsons
in Iowa CITY by rheo. Sanxay, and II
bloomington by Joseph Fenn''nore. or
| n.t-3m
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new STORE & FIRES |
GOODS.

~ H. 80
THE Subscriber has just opened "eT
and fresh stock Of Goods. just rec d
from Boston and New York al the Stor'
formerly occupied by Messrs Bridgman aud
Brothers, corner Of Main and Jetferson-st
which he offers at very low prices for cash
or Country Produce.
His stock consists in part OF
DRY GOODS.
Cloths, cassi,neres, vestings. Ginghar,s.
Linseys, satinets, Kentucky Jeans,
Sheep Gray Kerseys, Tickings,
Red, White and Yellow Flannels,
Apron and Furniture checks, a'pacas.
Merinoes, cotton and silk hdkfs.
Pilot cloth, Blankets. wadling. Batting.
Shawls, suspenders, cotton Yarn, &c.
H.4RDW.ARE.
Castcel and Iron shovels and Spades.
Hunts uxes, hoes, handsaws. trace chains,
Knives and Forks, pocket Knives, nails,
Spikes, hammers. Locks, Lutchcs, Butts,
Screws, butcher KNIVES. curry combs,
Sheet iron tea kettles and stew pans,
Augers. Sc, &c.
HITS IND CAPS,
Angola. Silk and Fur Hats. Blue drab
cashmere hats
Mems and boys patent Glazed, cloth,
sealet, hair. Nutria and Fur seal cans.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
900 prs Mems thick boots,
so prs peg'd and sewed calf water proof
boots,
300 prs Mems thick brogans
900 prs boys and youths brogans,
$50 do do boots,
900 prs ch,ldrens shoes,
500 prs womens kip shoetees.
$50 do strap shoes and slippers,
200 do fine kid shoes. parior
slippers, &c, &c.
1900 lbs best slaughter sole leather.
So sides wax leather. very large.
GROCERIES.
1000 lbs best Rio Coffee,
1000 do Old government Java do.
500 do Aromatic Tobacco, OF the best
quality,
1900 do Tobacco Of various qualities
5000 do New Orleans Sugar, i,"a
sugar, molasses. best Y. II. and imper"
tea, Rice, Saleratus, Lper, alspice, ginger
cassia, nutmegs, cloves, soap, starch, cas-.
tile soap, mustard, raisins, chocolate, &c
DRUGS, DYES, &C.
Indigo. madden epson salts, copperas,
Glue. Sal nltre, borax. Alum. sulphur,
Birthstone, Spirits trpent,ne, Tanner
Oil, sc.
SALT! S.ALT!!
50 sacks G A salt 50 bbls hanawha d.
WANTED.
50 head heavy fat cattle weighing ta1 IT,
and upwards, 1000 hogs, 5000 bush wheat
Flax seed, hemp, hides. baes"ax ana at
low. for which the market price viii ,,
paid by JAMES Z. PARlHtb"''.
nj
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
IN signed, Administrator OF the estate OF
Edward H. Campbell. deceased, will pre-
.spt 10 the Court Of Probate in and Tor the
county Of Des Noines on the second Mon
da, in January, 1913, petition Tor II,
eeuse 10 sell part of the west half OF ,
one faurtl Of section No. three. township
six,y nine north range. Nos. three west :
containing six acres more or less. ms
proceeds o' said sale to be applied to rae
osyment Of the debts of said estate.
WIN. C. CAMERON, Admir-.
decl9-4t oo
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ys,AKt,N Up by Charles Murrow, living
in Jefferson Township, Henry county,
iosa, an esiray F,iiey supposed to he ihreo
yeasS old last Sp.ing. u strawberry-roaG,
about fourteen and half hands high, with
abicmisl, on the lef. hind hook, no other
marks or brandS sisbie-appraised u: $50
before Vim Black, J. P CA the 4ih day oil
November, 1871
At;es:-cHAS. B. DART. C!k
B. C. c. H. c. l. J..
decll-3t SV
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Farm, for Sale.

WILL improved farm for sale tour
Y miles west Of Burlington. containing
two hundred and cighty-sevcn acres, one
hundred acres nnd.r good cultivation; also
pood frame house aud barn, u good young
orchard ot grated :rp,t; also ,thrcs gooa
wells >! water
Aiso. fo- sale good farm situated about
the rent.r ~ the Virginia Grove. Louisa
comfy. con.ain,.,g $50 acres. with seventy
acres under god cultivation and renee
also "A douaie log house. Both the above
saru,s are we'll watered and the timber and
prnr,e d each Is adjoining. For further
parucai ,rs enquire at the uawk'Eyeofhncae'
oct2l
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1uE uhsrriher ~ now opening and M
h;s,rranyements nearly completed n,
"rnrr If Third and Jefferson ste, ~
w ls;,e the large new Hotel, 2l2 Package
SSuEEKswARE. CH1v., GLASS
AND HARDWARE,
- eres.er portion Of which Is of his own
Ma,,aticn from Europe. and will be scle'
re,y small advance on cost.
Tho stock consists Of 20 crates Queens
I've containing viz
moi 81 /. Of common printed Teas.
;o,O DO Of white and pd do
sC, doz edge Twiaers and Mullins,
AGO /" printed and dip'd bowls.
,..e,hcr with proportionably large ms
'0,,nent Of Tea Pots. Sugars. Creams
s ,sss Dishes. Naples, Bakers, Piat.a
T~,aers and Mullins. Of a great variety of
Liars and patterns, mostly from tho cele-
s s. mandatory Of ]. Ridgwuy, Stat
% casks and Cases China, gig:
r,,and Dining sets from 80 to 1913 pieces,
~. very rich and splendid pure porcelain
, ," gold band and decorated, which
I'll he found upon examination to equal if
~, surpass unv thing heretofore introduc,
"A into the Territory. An inspection o.
ri. chin. is earnestly desired.
ss Boxes GLASSWARE,
,or,aiuiug plain. pressed and cut Tumblers
Vines. Cordiais. Jelliea, Goblets, Cham.
m;,us. Decanters, Molasses cans, Dishes,
S.ners. Salts. and few pairs splendid
IN, Mirror D:shds.
81 Casks, Barrels and Kegs Of Hard.
ware,
.,nstisinc . we'll selected assortment OF
,,ods ada pied to house building and house
lining. Also, - cut and Mill Saws, Of
" Rowland's celebrated brand. He ha'
,Lo opened some beautiful Astral. side
md hanging
LA
,.cularl, adapted to the burning Of Lard.
md are purely Of the solar character
Also, light candela5ras, with prismatic
drops.
TO Coopers he would say that he has
,ery large supply Of drawing knives OF eve.
W description. and tress Loops, Stock
bowels, Crozes and Block planes, bench
,ad moulding planes, together with a com
aletr assortment Of Edge Tosls, Black
smiths Bellows, &c. &c.
The stock, with other articles not emu.
meraied embraces almost every article usu'
,lIy called Tor in 4 Quecnsware and Hard
ware store. and he will be constantly re-
eel.iuy snch articles as the CITY and coun'
,,s ds,oaud. D. MCINTYRE
decl9 oo
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EsTRAY NOTICE.

rEyAKEN UP by George T'al!man, Twin.
in Benton Township, Des Moines Co.,
Iowa Territory, an esiray horse, color
Bav. supposed to be ten yenrs old, Ii hands
inches high. star in the forehead and g
scar in the star, two small white spots OF
hair Just above the hoof on the lett fora
foot. no othe: marks perceivable, appraised
to $50.
A true copy from my Estray Record.
JOHN R. WOODS, elk.
dec2G-3t 81
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% MR II NTHm

or every description which vii! be snlt
mncn lower than at any other store in town
Red, green, yellow and white hannes.
Blue. hr,vni iings,
Beachei and brown shirtngs sI,aeting>
Canton fianneis, silk and cotton velvet,
Linen, silk and alpaca crava.s,
Silk. bingham, linen and cotton ldkhs,
Merinn and fancy silk dress hdkfs.
Worsted and wooden shawls, eomforters,
Suspcndcrs. cotton batting and waddng.
Candle wicking, bed ticking, stay lacing.
Tapes, braids, sewing siln. cap laces,
Thread and isle edgings.
bread, Isle and jaconet insert;ngs.
Ribbons: ladies' silk. cotton, lanibswool
and w.r>,ed Rose: ladies' silk, kid, picnic
and cotton gloves; gents silk, kid, buck
and linen gloves.
g q . GER j,E $,
Rio Havana and st. Domingo coffee,
Orrans and Havana sugar.
Young .ivsnn and inperial tea sal eratus,
Pepper. alspice. ginger, c.glrs, soap,
Sperm anJ tallow candles, chocolate,
Cocoa tobacco, indigo, nmdde, copD Aras,
alum. and small lot of brandy and gin.
which viii be sold very low indeed
"satiOhery, Queen>WaTc, HAS, Caps,
HARDWARE, &C.
Nails, glass, butts and screws, locks Of
very kind. latches bolts, curtain pms
,elscrevs, knives and forks, shoe, butcher
and PICKET knives, German silver, Brltanta.
nd iron tea and table spoons, shears, seas
rs. glmnlrts. aug,rs; ehssels. hatrhets.
hammers, rasps> mill and hand saw tiles.
lrusips, tack-. shoe-naiIS, coffee mills, cot
;nn wnolen, and horse cards aud curry
combs: states. candle sticks, ink. cntn5s
al irons. frying pans. mill, handsiw and
.sro~>cut saws, broad aud chnpPing axes.
idz-, grain and harn shovels and shnvel'
nd t.Ea- sp .Ges, castings and umbrellas
.irpet Rags &c
Leather; Boots and Shoes,
Cents c,!f, kip and coarse boots
dn do do do brogaas,
SnfS' do do da do
!atiee' 10 d. hontses.
do = r. Xii and morocco walking sh aes
IN klJ ni d. shippers;
Ch,iarsms' shoe. of all sizes oud descrip
irons.
Persons wishing to purchase teithe'
wholesale or retail will do we'll to cal
an,. examine nv stock. for | am anxious
=! ,;,. ,yiI! sell mans of the goods at and be
| low cost.
TIP. S. One door below the G zett'
| Office, Jefferson street, Burlington. Iowa..
| dl2 J s. KINBALL