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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-04
ELK HILL, AND HALF OF ELK ISLAND,

ELK HILL, AND HALF OF ELK ISLAND,
FOR SALE.
THIS estate situated on James River, In the county
i of Goochand, about nifty miles above the city oil
Richmond, is offered for SALE
Elk Hill, including several tracts OF land winch nave
been added IL since the original purchase by the late
Randolph Harrison, contains 1 So acres, OF which
about 50 acres including 80 much as Is occnped by the
James River Canal low grounds Of the best quail
". The high land in cultivation Is divided into hve
fields averaging over 100 ench Originally OF The
finest quality il has been highly improved by heavy
manurinr and the free use of clover and plaster.
The farm buildings, tobacco houses &C., are gene
rally new with new barn and threshing machine
that will lhresh five hundred bushels day. The dwell
ling house is new, large and handsome. There is 4
pris mill with pair Of stones built in the hest man
ner, Of brick and stone; plaster MILL and first rate
saw MILL on a never falling stream.
Elk Island contains IL acres-low grounds Of the
very best qualty-threshins machine OF equal power
with that on the hill, tobacco houses, &c.
The TWO tracts are connected by handsome oriuge,
built In the most durable manner.
heavily one hundred Of land every year. consi
tute this the finest Estate on upper James River, not
in Virginia
The whole Estate in the best condition for prohta
Bile agriculture.
II will give me pleasure 10 show the Two plantations
to any one who may desire To examine Them or 10 an
swer enquiries by letter, addressed to me al carriers
'' PEYTnN HARRISON, Agent for
H. L. HARRISON, Administrative
of Randolph Harrison.
Ma,eh i1~dIiAc,f r. H., Agent, &c.
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CLASSICAL SCHOOL IN ALBEMARLE,


CLASSICAL SCfiUOL nv hLbEVIhNLE1
VIRGINIA.
THE next session Of my School will begin on the ls
1 Monday in August next, and end on the last FIJI
day in June following with vacation from the 2Jtl
December 10 the 25th of January.
TERMS-For Board and Tuition for The ten months,
s75-or, If pupils engaged for less than the whole
session. al the Of $40 month for the time they at
tend.
The branches taught the same as heretofore.
Those wishing TO send their sons To me are requested
TO inform me immediately.
June i~cpm FRANKLIN MINOR.
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w. MAURY & CO., MANAGERS.-DrawnN Nos.
y of Alexandria, No. q, June l:
40 80 IS % 45 IS IS IA 70 l6 ii Is.
For To Day-S4,i4< Capital. Tickets 81. Drawing
received al O'Clock.
To-Morrow-Aiexandria,N No. %. S35, 900 Capital
Prizes Of 4e 900, oOO0, 900, 90 oil lUUo 90 of $780,
40 Of 800, etc. Tickets $40. For sale at
MANAGERS OFFICE,
Juno4 No. /. CITY Hotel,
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OFFICE FOR RENT.

Intending to remove to the corner Of
G3l4 Governor and Main Streets offer for
91IR rent my Office over Joseph Fl. Colquitt's
Saddle Store. Persons wishing 10 rent will find
ITO very desirable rooms.
FOR HIRE-Two Negro Men and Boy.
LEWIS HILL,
Collector and Agent, over Colquiu's.
lime 4-2aw2w
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COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

Lonisa, 18th May, 1917. !
The parties interested in the foregoing decree are
hereby notied that shall attend in the Clerk Once
OF Loisa County al the Court house. on Tuesday tht
18Th July next between the hours OF O'Clock IN The
morning and O'Clock In the evening, where they are
invited 10 meet me- with tho vouchers and proofs Il
support their respective prstensons, and enable ME IL
carry into effect the said decree.
CHAs 9 JONES, Commissioner.
June 4-cw4Ws
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

ADMINIS HH ONo w IOL-
THE undersigned having qnained as administrator
i of the Estate of George Z. Dromgoole, deceased
request ali persons having claims against said Estate
make them known; and all persons inds bted TO IN.
same are requested to pay without delay as the Admi
nisraos are anxious 10 settle the estate as early ii
Dossible. Addrass-Summit. ~ z.
po' RICHARD s. SIMS,
EDWARD DROMGOOLE,
Administrator. of Geo. G. Dromgoole, decd.
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LOTTERIES
j. w. Maury g. CO.,


IN ERS.)
Successors to J. &. GREGORY g. CO.
OFFICE, NO. 1, CITY HOTEL, RICH.
" MOND. Virginia.
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR JUNE, lsi7.
$4,000 DOLLARS! $4,000. $4,000.
Alexandria Lottery, Class %, for ls47 to he drawn
Grand Scheme.
"" " 1900 20 's'" 1000 1000
| 10000 % 500
5000 20 I" 400
Packages Of &c Whole Tickets sl2o; a6 halves 60; 9t
| quarters 80.
10000 DOLLARS! $4,000. 10 of 81 900,
Alexandria Lottery, Class 30, for lsi1 Ia be drawn
June l2th.
&c Number Io,,ery-la Drawn Ballots.
Splendid Prizes:
- 1000 10 prizes of 1000
/ I" 35u0 20 $50
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters 50. Certificates of
Packages OF % Whole Tickets s90 - halves IS; y
| quarters % So
44,444 DOLLARS! s22 ,a2a. sn,llI.
District OF Columbia, Glass No. 3a, for ls47, TO be
drawn at Alexandria, Saturday, June 49, lS47. 70 No.
| Ioitery-l3 drawn ballots
Brilliant Scheme.
prize of $3.50 j prize of sa,a2a
%, 222 a. prizes Of LII
ll,lIl AZ SIS
6,GG6 g. .33
4.4i4 1919 222
l 1919 &c. &c.
Tickets Sill halves 50i quarters IS A certificate
| of a package OF % whole Tickets Sl40-halvrs and
quarters in proportion.
Dr Orders for certificates Packages, single Tick
els and shares, any Of the above Schemes address,
ed 10 the undersigned, will receive the most PROMPT
tention, and an account Of each drawing forwarded
| cs il sreceivsd.
]. w MAURY & CO, Managers,
| Mays Richmond, Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-04
NEW GROCERY AND COMMISSION
STORE

Corner of Main and Eighteenth Streets.
JUNE lsr, ls47.
TINE subscribers have formed a Co Partnership, un
i der The firm OF BUTLER & BRANsFORD, for the
purpose OF conducting a GROCERY AND COMMITS
SION BUSINESS, at the stand lately occupied by r.
n. Butler, corner Of Main and 18th Streets.
They have In store n well selected Stock of
GROCERIES, suited for family use, to which they in.
vito the attention Of their friends and the public gene
rally believing that they offer such inducements as
viii be satisfactory those who may favor them with
a cali PATRICK II. BUTLER,
lime 4-clm JNO. w. BRANSFORD.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-04

Our Geographic despatch states the Northern
markets as all unsettled, owing TO The recent ad.
vices per the Hibernia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-04
SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR JUNE.
NJ.

Soo,UUu! lZ,UuU lUuuu!
Alexandra Lottery, Glass 2s, for ls47, TO be drawn
at Alexandria, Saturday, June 5h. IA Drawn Nos. in
each package of &c Tickets. Grand Scheme: prize
of s35 ou0 900, 0OO, 5000 $500, Of 800, 90 Of
1000, 90 OF $780, % 0f 400 40 Of 800, &c Tickets S0
halves >; quarters So certificate Of package OF
90 whole Tickets sl20; shares in proportion.
$4,000! 10000! 10 of 1000!
Alexandria Lottery, Glass 30, for l547, 10 be drawn
June I2th. 80 Number Loery-l3 drawn hallots.-
Grand Scheme: $1,000 dollars, 10000, 5000, $500,
20s0 2,O0O 10 Of 900, Is Of 400 20 of $780, ec., etc.
Tickets Sn halves quarters 80. Certificates Of -
wholes 500; shares in proportion.
4i,44i DOLLARS.
Alexandria Lottery, for internal Improvement in the
District Of Columbia Class 49, for lS47 10 he drawn
AT Alexandria, Saturday, June 10, l64; IS No. Lotto
ry-l3 drawn ballots. Splendid Scheme S4i,4i4, p,
a22 ILL., $685. 4444, 3,sl9, 222 A of ILL., "A Of
$751; 70 of $780, l29 of 2 etc. Tickets Sill halves So;
quarters rs. certificate Of package of a6 whole
Tickets Sl40-halves and quarters in proportion
20 900 DOLLARS.
Alexandria Lottery, Glass "a, for lS47 10 be drawn
June Goth. IS No. Lottery, - drawn ballots Grand
Scheme $50 600, 90 1000, $4,000, 5000, $500, % prizes
of 00 SO of SO, 200 Of 200, etc. Tickets S0 halves
s; quarters SO. Certificates Of packages of 25 Whole
Tickets Sl2J-shares in proportion.
ny Orders for Packages, Certificates, or single Tick
eta In the above Schemes addressed 10 the undersgn-
ed attended 10 by return of Mall and when requested,
IN account Of the Drawings forwarded so soon az re-
celved. Address JOHN NJ. CLhRhE,
Naval Richmond Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-04
WHEAT THRASHlNG MACHINES,
HORSE POWERS, &c.

F1OhOE y w LKskI WI
TIME subscribers having entered into parthership,
have erected ION the cross street Immediately above
the Banks) large and convenient WORKSHOPS 'aee.neI
their former customers, and farmers generally, with
ssalIs much approved reverse Tooth Thrashins Ma.
chimes Of various sizes 9e Masbaes ws
ea smoii farms (can be recommended, having been
an ,Isd he two ast sea.ons Wheat Fans and Corn
SHELTERS of the most approved kinds; together with
am. n,hsr articles. fIavngn our employ first rate
n,au with good supply Of reasoned materials
we can safely ali our implements, and in
S1o,s for machinery Mould Boards, for ploughs Wing
Unacsons and other Castings, for mills; Sash Weights
md ali other castings connected with the business All
ands NJ gmjths' work fhorse shooting e1cepledl for
mills and machinery done in the very best manner.
Nav oa-ew3g SPENCER L. ExALL.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE Annual Meeting OF the Stockholders OF the Lou
i isa Railroad Company will be held at Louisa Court
hou,e ON the 10th day Of June, le47, al y o'clock.
May2s-cw3w A. w TALLEY, Secretary.
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j. Nj. Clarke.

ONE OF THE OLDEST AND MUST SUCCESSFUL
LOTTERY VENDORS IN THE UNITED STATES,
FOURTEENTH ST., RICHMOND, VA.
CLARKE distributed last month, 10 his correspond
~ ents, several Capital Prizes, and has sold more
large Capital Prizes than any other Vender in the Uni
ted States having sold capitals OF 5 000 of 90 OOU
of OOO of 5000, Is of O0O and ~ Of 000 Most
the fortunate holders still living witnesses Of the
fact Address, postage free,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-04
Dissolution.

T,HE Co-Partnershp heretofore existing between the
j undersigned, under the firm nf WILLIAMS d
ROBINSON, Is this day dissolved by mutual consent
The affairs Of the firm will be settled by either oil the
partners each using the name Of the firm only IN CLOS
ing the business. THOMAS nILk,n aM,
May 10, ls47. JOHN A. kobiNso"'
We return thanks 10 customers for tneiT past Ia
yors and respectfully request those indebted 10 US 70
come forward and settle their respective dues without
DELAY, and Of those whom indebted, to PIE
sent their claims for payment as speedy settle
yery desirable. THOMAS WILLIAMS,
. JNO. A. ROBINSON.
Tho COMMISSION BUSINESS heretofore carried
on under the firm Of Williams & Robinson, will, from
this lime be conducted the old stand by the under
sianed who respectfully Eolieis of his fiends and the
friends and customers Of the old rm continuance Of
their patronage. 'ohN a. hooiNSoN.
The undersigned hereby recommends John a. Robin
SON TO his old friends well as the friends and custoH
ers Of the late firm Of Williams & Robinson:
~ - ' THOMAS WILLIAMS.
THOMAS WILLIAMS has opened LUMBER
YARD on 9th and Byrd Streets, adjoining Mcssis.
Burr. Pae & SIMPSONS Foundry, immediately on .ne
Canal, where he will keep PLANK Of all kinds, sean,
ling, Fire Wood and Hay, thavine had large shed butt
for storing Hay) Also, Sims Slate. He viii pay panl,
cuiar attention sale Of Wheat and Corn, and WIN
keep extra and Family Flour for sale. juno 4-cA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-04
ID. Paine a. Co.,
MANAGERS OF LOTTERIES.

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
THE brilliant success which attended FORTUNES
i HOME within the last few weeks in the sale Of
the whole Of the Grand Capital OF SIG O0U, together
with smaller from 900 81 00O all Of which were
present TO his friends and correspondents distance
The following brilliant Schemes fof June. Forward
your orders TO the unrivalled prize seller,
c. w. PURCELL, Agent FOR the Managers,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-04
Bigger a. Co.'S Lucky Office

F6urtccnth Sifeel, Opposite tae d00n5ra,
RICHMOND, VA.
d. PAINE & co .MaN0ERS.
Wht. J. BIGGER j. CO., VENDORS.
THE attention of the public Is requested 70 the fol
i Iowing Grand Schemes 10 be drawn this month
Juno, l647-undeT the popular management Of d
Paine Co. For Prize Tickets, address
WIN. J. BIGGER 4 CO., Richmond, Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-04

SPLENDID SCHEMES FOR JUNE.
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class %, To be drawn
on Saturday, June 5th, is47, ut Wilmington, Della
ware. rs Nos, Is drawn. Grand Scheme-e32 000,
IL O0n 5000, 6O00 1900, 1880, 90 prizes of 1850 ~
of 500, etc. etc Whole Tickets $40; halves s. quar-
tiers So Certificates Of packages of p whoes 81 10
so; shares in proportion.
Magnifccnt Scheme for 9M June!
CArrrALs-S5o,000! of i0,0 600 20 Of 5000 !
TICKETS ONLY $40.
Susquehanna Lottery, Class %, 10 be drawn on We'd
nesday June 9, lsi7 At Baltimore 70 Nos, - drawn
Grand Capitals: prize Of $4,000, prizes Of 10 600.
20 OF $780, 10 of 900 10 of $780, 10 Of 400, 10 of 3OO
1874 Of 2n0 etc. Tickets $l0 halves s. qunrters2 So
certificate OF DC Wholes sl2s-shares in proportion.
$4,000! $4,000! 25 OF 800!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class 3D. for 1897 to be
drawn IN Saturday June 18th, at Wilmington, Del. 10
Number Loltery-i3 Drawn Ballots. Grand Scheme
40 OOO Is 000 10000 5000, ,000 1917, of 600, 25
OF 500 a5 Of Co., IS of 400 ec. Tickets $40; halves
S; quarters SO. Certificates of wholes Sll9 So
shares in proportion.
Five Prizes OF $4,000 each
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Glass p, To he drawn nn
Saturday June 18th. lS47, al Wilmington Delaware.
IS Nos 10 drawn. Grand Schemes prizes Of SiU 900,
Of Co., Of 4,0OO Of 2,ii SO Of 900, 50 of 400,
etc Tickets $40; halves S; quarters so Certificate
of a package of whoies SllS-sllares In proportion
Persons ordering by the package, may deduct the
price Of three tickets.
Address LEWIS W. WEBB, or
WIN. J. BIGGER & CO.,
M,v27 Richmond, Va.
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Tickets $40; haves5 5; quaners2 50. A certificate OF
OF wholes Sl2s-shares in proportion.

o6 wholes Slos-shares in proportion.
S40,OOOl $4,000! 25 of 500!
Grand Consolidated Lottery, Class No. 81, 10 be
drawn Saturday, June laih, 1877, al Wilmington,
Delaware. rs Nos., 10 drawn.
Grand Capitals:
splendid prize of s4O,OO prize of s3,3T
prize nf $4,000 5prizes of 1000
10000 p 500
5000 a5 900
1000 25 400, &c.
Tickets only $40 halves S 90; quarters 9 so. A
certificate Of whole tickets will be sent for Sii9 So
shares In proportion.
Persons ordering by the package may deduct the price
Of three tickets.
ID. PAINE & CO.. Managers,
Or TO c. w. PURCELL,
Mnv Rirhmond. Va.
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SPLENnID SCHEMEs EOR INNS
Magnificent Scheme for 9M June.
OF $4,000! 20 OF IS DOC

Whole Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters Q 50. A &c
fcate OF 25 Wholes $40 50-shares in proportion.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-04

Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters 50. Certificates of
quarters 20 so.
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44,444 DOLLARS! S22 ,22a. sll,lll.
Alexandria Lottery, for internal Improvement In the
District OF Columbia, Glass No. 81, for 1877, TO be
drawn at Alexandria, Saturday, June 49, ls47. 70 No.
| IOtteFy-l3 drawn hallofs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1847-06-04

10000 DOLLARS! $4,000. 10 of 81 ,OO0
Alexandria Lottery, Class 30, for 1877 IL be drawn
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TWENTY Dollars Reward.

May MISUNDERSTANDING.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-04

cur descendants, The world will admire our
courage all good men will second us with
their wishes and prayers. and celebrate our
names with immortal praises. Dor memory
will become dear TO pos'erty. II Will be the
example, as The hope Of freemen, and tho
dread Of tyrants, to the latest ages. II is time
that old and contaminated England should be
made acquainted with the energies Of Ameri-
ca, in the prime and innocence Of her youth I;
/. 10 time she should know how much superl
or are our soldiers. in courage and constancy,
10 vile mercenaries. We must look bach 90
more! We mUst conquer or die, We are
placed between aliars smoking with the most
grateful incense Of glory aud gratitude, on the
one part, and blocks and dungeons on the 9TH
er. Let each then rise. and gir6 himself for
the combat, The dearest interests Of this
world command il; our most holy religion en-
joins it; that God. who eternaIy rewards the
virtuous. and Furnishes the wicked. ordsins II.
Let Us accept ibese happy augurles; for al
ready these mercsnary satellites. sent BY wick
ed ministers 10 reduce this innocent people to
extremity. are imprisoned within the walls Of
a single city, where hunger emaciaies hem.
rage devours Them. death CONSUMES them
Let ns Danish every fear, every alarm; tor-
tune SMILES upon the efforts Of the brave"
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-04
RUFUS KING.

Gt.J- The Poiosi Republican asserts that
"Mr. Strong was pot forward by the Deno-
cratic party" Now 1t is a notorious faci.tha'
ne has put himself forward 10 spite Of the
party and could scarcely be choked of from
running as an independent candidate against
Merlin, at the last election Of Delegate, and at
the election before The last, he had the assur.
snce 10 press his claims as superior to those Of
Gen. Dodge. He could no, be held in leash
any longer. Failing in his attempt TO get Mr..
Lynde removed from the Office of United
States Attorney. and himself appointed, for
which purpose he visited Washington last
winter. chiefly al tie expense Of the people in
Po'osi, who Supposed that the principal Oh.
jeci Of his mission was, 10 aid 10 procuring an
appropriation for their harbor, finding that his
modest petition. in which he had represented
infinite superiority over Mr.. Lynde, awaited
him nothing. and that be was better known al
Washington than he anticipated, he returned
and made another desperate effort TO get him
self nominated for Congress; naversed the
Territory from one end TO The olher for the
purpose Of getting packed Convention Of his
friends, and by Industry and impotence, go,
himself nominated. He fairly rung himself
into the Convention. He fastened himself
like vampire upon the party. as he formerly
had upon the Treasury and would not be
shaken off. He put for,oard by The party. So
was Pat put Jorroard. who took check upon
the tow paths by Logging for IL.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-04
The time is nj hand.

Mex, Monday, fellow-t linens, you have the
mos, imporan, political duty 10 discharge,
that has ever devolyed upon you 10 Wiscon.
sin. This election is the pivot on which The
character Of Wisconsin hangs trembling. -
Shall vice. corruption. and rascslity pIepou
deraiel Then suffer the exponent Of all that
10 couup. in legislation and vile in morals. TO
receive a majority Of your sOhfages. But
know you that yonr proud escuIeheon is then
destined 10 be traled through the doggeriss
and broIhes Of Washington! |, is fearful TO
contemplate the depth Of iofamy which yawns
before our young Territory, If vileness is to
prove passport 10 Congress. If villsiny is 10
be al a premium 10 the outset. lookout for an
eternal succession Of rowdies as candidates
Tor your suIrages. Friends Of good order, of
all parties, you owe to yourselves and TO Wis
consin, a doly infinitely higher than you owe
TO any party. No uprigh, man, who listens TO
The calm admonilions Of duty, can answer
finally 10 God and his conscience, il for want
Of bic vote mex, Monday lauder shall DO Sc,
up 10 Wisconsin. for Shiny Rowdyism TO
climb upon into high places, for all time to
come.
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Wisconsin Territory,l :.
Grant county, -

Wisconsin Teritory,l S,
Grant county,
District Court United States, for Grant county,
w. T., September term, A. ID. lS47
Hannah Smith, petitioner, vs, Daniel S. Smith,
defendant--in chancery for divorce.
DUBLIClnotice islhereby given to said defend
IL ant, Daniel ). Smith, that the petition for
divorce from the banns of matrlmony of the said
petitioner, Hannah Smith, was this day filed in
the Office of the ERIK of said court, together with
the following order Of the Hon. Charles Dunn,
Judge thereof, viz: "Ordeied that the petitioner
herein cause notice OF the tendency of her petit
ton herein, in the District Court of said Grant
county, on the first day of the next term thereof.
TO be holden al the Court House in Lancaster, on
the 4th Morday in September next, by publica-
lion in the Wisconsin Herald, newspaper print
e in said Lancaster, for four successive weeks,
the first insertion be at least thirty days before
the said 18th Monday. Attest,
J.. o. SHRADER, CLERK,
ID. c.. g. g., w. T.
S. o. Paine, solicitor fol petitioner.
Lancaster, Aug 81, ls47. 25-4t.
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-04
Estate of Thomas Booth, deceased.

NOTICE is hereby given to the heirs at law,
i Y debtors, creditors and all other persons in
terested in the estate of Thomas Booth. late of
the county of Grant and Territory of Wisconsin,
deceased, that The undersigned, ,diles Holdings
worth, has been appointed by the Judge of Pro-
bate of said county and Territory, administrator
of the estate Of Thomas Booth. deceased, and
has filed in the Office of said Judge of Probate,
the bond required of him as administrator of
said estate, duly executed and approved as re-
quiFed by law; by authority Of % which appoint
ment the undersigned is properly authorized to
dispose Of the affairs and property of the said es-
tate, under direction of said court as the law pro-
vides. Notice is therefore hereby given by order
Of the said court Of Probate, by three successive
weeks publication of this order in The Wiscou-
sin Herald newspaper, Of said appointment; and
that he undersigned viii at all times be found at
his residence in Beetown in said county, when
and WHARF he will be ready to attend to any busi-
ness connected with the estate Of the said 'Ihos'
Booth, deceased, and the legal and proper adj
justnient aud settlement thereof
MILES HOLLlNGSWORTII,
Admir- of said estate.
August %, 1917. 2~-3t.
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A bIacklIie nailed 10 the counter.


Some of the reckless friends Of Strong have
reported the base falsehood that Mr.. Tweed5
is an aboIiiionis,. The following letter be-
fore Us, from man Of character and acknow-
edged veraciiy. will ses this matter at rest:
MnwAUKIr, August "a, l647.
Messrs James NJ Otis, A. 4. Pa,aer and L
+. Wood
Gen,lernen-I received your favor the the
18th instant. on my return yesterday frsn a
visit East, Mr.. Tweedy is not here hidnelf
to answer your query; bu. ! can confidently
assure You that he is not, IL any sense Of he
term. an aboIiionisL; nor has ever acted or
advised with The party wearing that name.
lam, gentlemen, with great respect, your
obedeni servant,
PIEITS KING
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1847-09-04
LEE! LlFEt, LIFElu

"All that man hath viii he give for his lfe,'
we find recorded in the most ancient and best
of books, but as we see thousands dying around rs
with Consumption, Group, Cough, Asthma, Bron-
chitis Splitting blood, and other Pulmonary affec-
tons. we are led to doubt the correctness of the
above assertion, especially since it is so well
known that a certain remedy may be obtained,
which always arrests those diseases.
DR. Jayne's ExpectoIant, never fails 10 give re-
lief, and cures after every other have failed
This can be aud has been proved in thousands of
instances where it has effected radical cures, af-
ter TIE patient had been given up by all his
friends and physicians.