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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-01
LOTTERIES.
L. z I'M b crt7s ID fEicc,


On fourteenth Street, under the E1chongc Hotel.
T'HoMAS LAMBERT respectfully Informs his friends
and the public In general, that he has commenced
the business Of Lottery Broker, in the office ION i4th
street, underline Exchange Hotcl,) formerly occupied
by u. NJ. iioyt. and recently by L. b. Pendeton.
Drawing Of Sussex Louerv, Extra, 67 July D.:
IA SO 50 40 42 20 46 4 so % Al II.
Ticket, 43 "a, one OF The CAPITALS snid by
LAMBERT
Drawing Of LceSburg Lottery, IS, July D:
II Al Is So l3 As Is GA Al IA 80 80 Al 10 lG 81.
Ticket, 80 As IS, small priz: .! 10 dollars.
returned.
Drawing OF the Virginia Monnngalia Lottery,
Glass 81 July %:
81 25 46 80 "A 70 80 % IL 70 80 73 ~.
Drawing OF the Mononealia Lottery, Glass 81:
35 &c 81 % 81 u Ia y 81 l6.
Ticket, Nos. , ID IS, a priz" Of COO dollars
sold by LAMBERT.
TUESDAY-Ths Va. I.eesbulg Lottery, Glass So
drawing expected Tuesday evening Capitals: s.a ~
n,lll, 7,7O7 33s3, of Ill, If ILL., &C. &C Nos, IL
drawn. Tickets IS; halves2 81; qrs. ] %,
WEDN Splendid Scheme The Delaware
State Lottery, Class No: a. Capitals: sa5as4, TO-
0Uu $40, lhJo. 3cUa, 2,5s5 of 2,OCO OF l5,U 81
$50, - Of 1000, &c. IS Nos, "A drawn. Tickets sO
halves 5; quarters So
~, Glass No 20. Capitals S2O,oO0 900 eco, ,25n
lOof %, se. IS Nos, IA drawn. Tickets S. halves
= SO; quarters -.
FRlDAY-ihe Virginia Mononsaa Lottery. Class
No. 80. Capitals: S2o,unu 5000, 3,0D0 sc. IS Nos.
Is drawn. Tickets "a; halves .: quarters |.
SATURDAY-DOllar Lottery. Tie Sussex county
(Delawarel Lottery, Extra, Class No. 3D. Capitals =
$3.50 100, &c. IS Nos, Is drawn. Tickets 81;
halves 80 cents; quarters a5c.
Saturday Evoning,-SaIesclosea al 5 O'Clock.
40 00G DOLLARS!
AoNIFIcEET ScHEMEl
The Virginia Leesburg Lottery, Class No. So TO be
drawn At Alexandria. Capitals: $4,000, 2O,33g, 49,
QUO. &c. rs Nos, ID drawn. Tickets Sl0-shnres in
proportion.
Iy- Orders for packages, certificates oil packages,
single tickets shares i'll III. above any OF Man
~ x Co.'S Lotteries, (of which there are drawings
every day. al prices varying from 81 10 SU Cor tickets
Wilifrce,ve the most prompt attention, and the draw
ngs forwarded immediately 10 distant adventures,
when requested. Address
THOMAS LAMBERT,
No.3 Exchange Place, Richmond Va.
ab- Recollect No.3-"There's luck in odd numbers,
says Rory O'Mnre." July 81
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-01
AndrGg Johnston

ATTORNEY AT LAW,
ATE OF Quincy IiiiEcis, has returned Rich.
Lmnnd and viii practise in the Courts held in this
CITY and county, and lie adjoining counties.
~ Office over Hessrs. Smith & Harwood's, Main
street May a-lydAc
BOSTON ICE. BOSTON ICE!
HAVE Just received cargo OF splendid Ice,
/ in large blocks, lar superior 10 any ever yet
brought 10 this city. |, will he sold low by The
Ion or otherwise. ISAAC HYNEMAN,
July 81 No.23 Main Street.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-01

THE subscribers have This Gay formed Co
L Partnership, under he firm OF NIMMO &
III rHERFOORD. for the purpose OF conduct
z a wholesale and retail DRY GOODS BU-
>lNESS 10 this city, and will, on or about the
L September, be prepared to offer 10 their friends
L: he public generally commanding stock Of
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, at the store
.:eaiy occupied by Messrs. F. La,hrop & Van
oursen, next door below the old stand of Messrs.
3i.ord & Nimmo.
e. NJ. NIMMO,
ALEX. r. RUTHERFORD.
FOR RENT-A new b:ick Family Resi-
:tnc-, now occupied by Mr. James K. Castle
'cssession given Is! August next. MIR.
Ju!y EFT
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OFFICE PETERSBURG

OFFICE PETERSBURG haiLh y. Ia "a"
THE Board of Directors nave ns ssa nay fur The last
air moU,bs uanabo on The Once Of the
Company.
JuIy elm
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-01

SnliCitor--Ha. III. lsLr.
Trsa-urrr-F. W E,~LE.
H. q. TuCkErT, Scry. and tci'y
The Subscribers hivIag hren appointed Agents iur
The above Company inr the STATE ., Virginia pre-
pared 10 issue policies Of Insurance all prsons desir
inr Ia avail themselves 81 The great advantages nre
SCENTS securing To their families or friends Gem
IN table support after their hecease
Forms application, ani III PARTICULARS may &c iiad
al their oirr l street. nrn door 10 ha nihet Of
Wellington Goldin, Esq. HALL. NnlhsoS,
JOiiS X. u. PAYNE
Or. ions y. CCssIsGH,N, Medical Examiner,
LIZ, u III
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JAS. ]. BINFORD,
VIM. P. MAYO,
July 27-. ID. BLAIR.
F. WATSON & r. w. HUGHES,
Attorneys at Law,

RICHMOND, VA,
WILL practice together in the various Courts
W held in The City Of Richmond, and i'll the
Caan'y Court OF Henrico.
Wm. F. Watson will continue 10 discharge his
mes as COMMISSIONERS IN CHANcsRY in the
a'ose Courts, and as Moray PUBLIC.
Oihce-Corner OF llth and Bank streets, in
Wellington Goddin's Building.
IN; 4-d&c2aW3m
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NOTICE.

NO1lSES.
ITO ALL WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN: Know ye,
i that l. Elizabeth j. Peter, Administrators of John
P c. Peter late Of Montgomery county deceased, IN
teud apply TO the President and Directors OF the
Bank of Virginia, also to the President ana pirec-
tors of the Farmers Bank of Virginia, To have all the
Bank Stock in each said Bank beongngto, and sta"d-
ing in ths name Of John ?. Z. Peter, my interstate,
transferred TO me, in my name, az soon as the law
Of Virginia will allow me so 10 do.
ELIZABETH J. PETER,
April ll--cw4m Administrative of J. p. e. Peter.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-01

ENASTEKN DIS IKICI OF WYNN To MT
T. Be II remembered that, on the 18th day of July,
ammo domin, lS46 William H. Richardson, oil SAID DIS
,rct a, Secretary of the Of Virginia.
for aud on behalf of said Commonwealth, hath deposit
ed in this Office the title Of book, the title q which u
In the following words and figures, 10 wit Reports OF
cases decided in the Supreme Ceuit Of Appeals, and
in the General Court Of Virginia. b. Peachy Graf
TAM volume w from April |. ls47, 10 April /, ls4s-
the right whereof the said Richardson claims for the
Commonwc Of Virginia, as proprietor, IN conform.
" with the act Of Congress, entitled ian act TO amend
the several acts respecting copyrights"
P. MAYO, Clerk Of the District
A Copy (Ccuihed under the seal Of the Court
Testo, ALEX. h. SANDS, d. CLERK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-01

Tlckets SI5 halves 30; quarters - = ttF'IHcd1U
Of package of whcles Sl2I-shares IN proportion.
G In purchasing by the package, deduct The pce o'
three Tickets.
W Orders meet our usual prompt attention. FOR
Tickets in the above, or any other Lottery, drawing
daily, tpricr Of Tickets from 81 10 $780, under our ha
nagement, address va, or Z. W. PURCELL.
Agentfor D. PAINE 81 CO., Richmond Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-01

IN CiANCERY.-v laGiSrA:-at Rules held w me
Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court of Law
and chancery Goochland county, On the 9Th ia? OF
June ls4s:
Matthew Lacy and Sophia hi. wife, archio"', :.
and n.na his wife, James Jones and Nary b. ms VIC
and Nathaniel s. a;aslie, flaiht'hS'
against
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Charles Mlchie, John Michic, and others,

The defendant, Charles Niche, not having en'.,en
his appearance and given security ee"sdin: 10 'e ~
OF Assembly and the rules of his court ana y atpe
hahilan of this Comnonw eal;h on the motion Of IN"
plaintiffs, by Counsel il is Ordered that the sara ae,
PENDANT Charles Mchi- do appear here al ne lnts -
September nex and answer the plaintiff bill aud That
copy nj this order be forthwith inserted in some news
piper published in the city OF Richmond, and continued
for two months successfully, and P"sleu ~ Tue iva
door of the Court house Of this county
Copy. Teste, :,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-08-01

LOUISA RAILROAD DIVIDEND.
THE President and Directors have declared divi
dend OF two per cent on the Stock held by the old
stockholders, pa, able on the 18th day Of August
CHARLES THOMPSON, Treasurer.
Off e Louisa R. e. Co. July 81. IS4S-ctd
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-11
DR. BE.lCFS American pR3C
Use y, F.9.NILT PHyNyJ

h,s great MEDICAL work, Dr. Beach remarks
""'e spared neither pains nor expense TO ;,c.
iutie +" N"o"'sd9e o! the practice OF the moSI no
'c F"t >'''a"> retaining from each every tt, n az
Nnith ia &c Prov q 10y experience TO he usettl
| nave not thought IL beneath me IN .,n,ot . 49,
root and Indian doctors, and any olbar 49,.
who have proiesSed TO no ,Srss any voim,lt
coy, or any improved method oitrealine dips,. +,
For ruii description at Dr. lSeach's Rot 49,
Medicines, See ia'nHhI"f, which NAV be o3,:t...,,,
gratis AZ al places Mhti" ia" medicines are for
sale. Hr American Practice aud Family Pr,
e'an Will be found n he same places: ana :,
you wish 10 know what your disease is in oIl -,
*fs' "hat treatment 10 pursue. how to sdminisiar
ne medicines III difficult and dangerous cases b,
sill means procure the Book, and You will nor ia a
to Ind !: superior to njne.trnhs of the PhySir,,ps
YOU can employ q saving of time, health If, ana
hundreds OF dollars. You vii wo ,der bo,y VAN
could have lived SO long without il, and von .,I
regard II as 40 invaluable treasure to Yourselves
and 'amlIIrs; being written tn rlqin and sir,.r.
style, lnirl'ghe TO all cIas>es-and c,p,r,, I'M,
intended tor the common uco Ir
BEACHES MEDICINES
unlike tn >se patent medicines which ,I,;,,,l,
oar tang 10 cure all di,cas .s-each pr4nsrs,,,,.
Is particularly designed 80 cure some .,,.,t., ~
io2aihic complaint. with ils symp,onalic gurr-
ons.
DR.. BcaCh'S PrartiW and Medicines
W. i. SLOAN, American Trmpcranre Hr,ll
lgS,C hJcaGo, Illinois, General Aeon, t,r,L...,
OF d. Beach Books aud Medicines in Iihao,.
India ana aud Wisconsin, to whom all orders ,,,,,,
be addressed r1Sr rNlu.
f'' Sal" hN + hoHiA>oNDrng2,.,, Sou,Iuaor,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-11
SOUTHPORT rysTETGTE.

AM n JOIN VI MlNN. graduate from vii
VA iians College Mass: aud vino has much OK
experience IN teaching. Viii succeed Mr. Adams
At the close of the prescn, term =, rr;nrln ofthis
Institution. The Institution Will be in l,ipre con
Quoted By Mr., MMyun, Miss P. Amelia \. spoon.
er, the present pgccep,Ge>s.
II Is expected tins school viii deserve. As il !.
hoped II Will receive from the public. liberal n3r
fonace. The next term viii commence ON The t,r.,
hcLue>da5 IN September next MI
Southport July ~ ISIS
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-11
EXCELLENT OINTMENT Mn snn,A-

EXCELLENT OlNTMENr Mn. SLo,N-
Dear Sir For a considerable length OF time VA,
seriously afflicted with the Rheumatic CompIaiut
and applied freely the various Linrmcnt> Pam Kill
rSNc., without obtaining any relief After whicl
your agent al tins place iuliuecncei me 10 try YOU
Ointment ndwlthln two weeks from the time
commenced using it, the pam ceased and | was e.
/ iectnalIy cured, and shall recommend all who are
similarly afflicted with the distressing complaint
te procure your excellent ointment wthoct elay
Very re>pt. yours OSCAR F. MOTE
PRrNcEvILLE, Peoria Co, Ill. May. l. 1913
FAMILIES should never he wltho N SUNNY b
NJ LANES |ERMlFtGE-At this season par
tcularIy. when worms are SO troublesome and Sc
frequently fatal among children. parents should be
watchul and on Arst appearance of those dis ,Icss
Ius symptoms which warn us of the presence o
worms. at once apply powerful and eiicacious
remedy. This remedy We can now supply. con
fdent that it only requires a trial 10 convince all
toat it richly merits all the praises that have been
llyished upon it. 1t is safe and infalIiblc Vol
um OF certificates migot be produced showing IT.
great med>cal virtues.
Forslle wholesale ln retail by p P. GREENE.
and SAWYER Il CO.. Southport. ). Johnson u
Co oni i. W. DE Berafi q Co.. Racine, Henry
Hess, AMI Y. f. Clarke Nlw mkce.
WORMS IN CHILDREN.
OF all disc ,-c, 10 which children are exposed
none are 50 fatal TO them as worms Unfortunately
children are seldom free nom them, AMI 1t, thcY
uuita'e the symptoms OF eyery Other complaint
often pro lace alarming effects without beng su,pcc.
ted. Worms are not only cause OF disease
themselves. bit by their irritation aggrayare all
other diseases wandering from one part of the body
to tile other winding themselves up into large balls
and ob>trctnL the bowels and frequently the
throat causing commissions and too often death.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-11
Agents W atllcd.
81 D

a. "a EhicrprsltS young mon Of good habits
V~SFW ah'ed TO operate IN ditiercnt parts OF the
western States, The best assurances will 10 .,,o,
that each one can with cash capital OF from ). h..
70 >3'' make IN one year from $500, to s. 40
clear profit
We don want you take our word or IT, hut
call and see for yourselves.
In order 10 obtain full description ofthr bus,
ness and mode OF OPERATION personal applicatSon is
necessary ". 3, SLOAN
No. 10. Lake ST CbIr,g,
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-11
EnR SALE.

( Ne OF he best l"p,oyet farms ~ the County.
~ situated on the town Inc road, tive miles
west OF Southport. The bud lngs and cuces
&c IN hrs; rate order and th"ro a good bear
'n- orchard on the premises. 100 acres under
The plough, fenced INTO three lots, and 40 acres
o. timber As the owner has lett farming for
other business the above will be sold at bar
gam. ApTlyto THOMAS PRICTURE. or to
ulv -. 1913 IA J. BOND
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-11

II VIE Ointment is al mlaliih}c remedy for llor
( L ses, Cattle. and other Domestic animals, in
IN" following diseases:
Fresh Wounds, Cali OF all kinds, Spayins
Bruises, Cracked Heels, Rinnkoncs.
Wind Calls, Pole Evil, Galious,
Spavins, Swccacy, Fistua
Sitast, SraIus, Iamcnc>s,
Sand Cracks, Fonudcrcd feet, Mime,
Scratches 81 Grease, Horn DIstcmpcr.
The Powder has been found by long experience
TO bc highly useful for the cure of the various Dis
"n@es to winch rscs aud cattle are subj, ct. VIZ:
D,scmpcr, Ildchouud. oss ofappetire. Inv ard
Strains, Yellow water, Inflammation of the Ewes
Fatigue from hard exercise. Also, Rhounatsm
commonly called Stiff Complaint which proves
50 taal to many valuable horses IN the country.
tcarrres of all gross humors, prevents sores from
becoming stiff, or laundering. Removes I'll in
Examination and fever; purify hc blood, loosen the
sl.n, cleanse the water, and Strengthen every
part Of the body. One package of The powders
and n box Of the OutmeLt wal perfectly cure ii
recent founder in six or eight days, wijhou: leay
inc he lensI effect IN the feet If given rs directed
and no BLOOD IIr or any \ .no clsc be done In
morse. dt5lcmicI hey Wl, aiol the fever and pIo.
mote hralhy TERMINATION 81 the disease On.
powder VIII ~ al cases cure The horn dIstcmp.I
ia COW. TWO are sometimes required Tor an oN.
livery COW should have one after ralvIng: It car.
res oil all iver and bumurs-luahrs the milk
-"od and jn'Igaratcs ;nc animal. It's rtlrc, Is
seen through lh" season. by uakiralhc milk mon,
abundant. Grand Depot 10 I.k. st., Chicago
For sale by ROBINSON Southport
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-11
HOMEOPATHY

| N. huadock respectfully announces 10 III.
-, l'haolta"'s OF Southport and vicinity. tha, p,
will faithfully attend TO al business entrnsfed +,
ms care IA the practice OF Medicine and S1reery
Stricty Homeopathic. realizing the perfection o.
phti"sopbicat cure. cert1ln, speedy and "a
ms system cures acute diseases ~ a most sur
Pr'sJng manner. Il cxcites the curative reaction
OF The organism IN such manner as to enabl,
me physician 10 cure all cases of disease with
IN me reach OF medicine, either acute or chrop
&c with far greater certainty, in less less tir,e
and with HIideT means than aay other mode a.
treatment.
Reference, Drs., Tracy and Douglass, Mi
waukee \ Giles, Racine. Office on Man.
o7Posttet fanc's ~ HaWiey's cloth,n- store.
{ RUDD0Ck Il n
S-a'hF-l 'ua- lS1-l- ~
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-11

THE BRICK STORE th- Village Of Bur
Il nnglon, formerly occnpied by J.R. Kendall
May he rented for one or Term Of years from
the 18th Of September next For terms apply al
this office, or to }. :. POTTER, Burlington
LILY 10 I-lI
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-11
DESSOII TEON.

THE partnership heretofore cNIs'Ing between
l. DTs. WALKER & HALL has expired bv
its own limitation. Or: Walker ma, as usual be
consulted at his office "a the basemen, Of his
dwelling. d WALKER.
July % Is4S NJ
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-11

In this town on tie Goth ult. LYDIA '. CARO-
LINE, only daughter OF JOSEPH '. and CARO-
LINE b. QUARLES, aged seven months
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-11

OFFICE OK NM SHEET
IN BrlokB'o-k. over Savys, y 60, Drag .tcre
where he VIII be. in readiness 10 4;.eHd ais jaw
J!t Sc Southport, July =. i-i-
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-11
NJ A K RTE

In his village, the Sd inst, by Rev WM PrcK
Air. WILLIAM D. GUIOU, formerly OF Chicago
to Mrs. SARAH PIERCE of this place.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-11

oricr> arr requested Immediately, from clubs
agents, and individuals IN every part OF this and
other states They must he addressed in all cases
10 VIM ! Tenroy. No. Is Nassau street. New
York, b. whom assisted by an association Of
gentlemen, the EaVubuTuer Viii I've ejlled
ANY paper winch NiA announce the publ cation
otthc Rarnburner, stating the terms. shall re-
celve copy during the whole campaign.
CITY subscribers. Tor any number OF copies. who
NAV wish TO send them to dteren, individuals can
have the same enclosed IN wrappers and mailed
from tho office Of public alton 10 any address they
may orlcr. free oteNrenee
New oTA fulv IsIS tiS
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-11

a. NJ. Collins, Conn.
ID. l.. Rogers, y. y.
\. a. kallland, y. ii.
+. Edgarton, Pa.
NJ. Chandler, o.
Il. Wright, Ia.
b. KIlbourn, Wis.
=. |. Louu, Ill.
VIM Mill r, Iowa.
r. G. Wilson, Mich
r. Gardner, Md.
Geo. Ragh, Va.
A. IL. Danforth, X. /.
IL. Dickinson, Del.
l.. +. Noble, ID. c.,
Arc Vice Presidents, and c. = scdgvIc, \ y.
& Dyer Ia; Thomas Bolton, O, Ralph Butler Of
Me. J + Snodsrass, Md J NJ Johuon \ j. +
Tyler. Pa. were Secretaries
AIe,srs Rathbun OF y Y. and Chunn Of Ohio
we're appointed to inform Mr. Adams OF his cleo
tlon and conduct him to the chair.
Alr Butler moved that committee Of 3 from
each State and District of Columbia bc appointed
to report resolutions for Consideration OF conyen-
uun.
1hc Convention adjourned TO tbs morning O
clock Van Buren, it is thought will he uomrnat-
Ell From 10000 to 81 900 strangers IN the city
4 tc'rIrtplic dcspuch received last evening
,.r.,r,, ,,'.,,,.,...,.,..,,,,... n,n,;a
~.
Eulcn tor The Presidency.
I.,.... ,,,:..... .,.,L-,,
'''''''
,"' ~ S'''''N u'' ', '''''' ~ ,'' - '''"
"'"'"'''" : "''".'',> T. '''''''' - "'7 '''
'"'"".,. ''' ny q S'''''Y '''''''' '''l'''H
/" Norm '""''"' democratic 2''"-,'I,S'''"''
HI' thought "'II he democratic o"J''"' ''''''' an"
Mus democratic l. ), senator from that state be
sec'r"L
Correspondence oi the cu,jncI and Gazette.
,pncx. copv of bill Introduced bv
Mr.. Sholcs and Iu,t laid upon the desks of
thc Senators as an evidence olthc progress
ION" othc age.
SrcrroN /. That after tho fih Of July,
lNi9, ~ individual shall become poss"sor
81 more than one hundred and sixty acres
ol agricultural land, or nIIru thereof; of
MGR" man TWO village or city lots or OF
''''G ",,'" one ""G''n% ''o"s'' al" Que
noror any portion of lanI Whatever. except
for lur purposes OF his or her actua! use and
residence ~ r,Djzcu OF lhs sirc.
.' o' ,''. o.. , ,Ln ~ w. any .'' W.
..,.,,,,I.l cnI,,,aI - hnrJ N ,c,.,rl,,cr
III, ,lr nr,..,',in, .,,r,on or ,br;r Irral
representatives shall be allowed one wear to
a.,,o,n ol thc sand surplus after choosing
,t..r .n,rli,ps IN g, rnpn,rl firm +, Inc sane.
noarI by officers to whom the necessary
."horIN shall be delegated by ihIN Icgls'a-
'"r",'r'y 'he people at their annual town
"..''-,,
>,'' >. M! "''' COW !'n- more ''''n
ONE hundred ANA SIXTY @'''S OF farm to one
''''''"''' or '''S ana houses IA''''''',- ''e
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-11

ATARRANTEE Mortgage aud Quir Claim
w Deeds, Bonds, summons, Executions, War
ants, Vrnues ard SuHpnnas, Tor sale q;
KINGS BOOKSTORE
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-11

Which DIS. M'NISII has 50 long wagcd vii i
cr"'gn Medicines, is destined to bring about n
BLOODLESS
q e 70 = " q y 4 e. - u y y
In 'he mode OF curing our western Diseases Al.
ready the people begin to inquire why lhey shon,d
" Send to Euro?e's distant shores,
For plants which grow at their own doors.
Actual experience has convinccdtn inrcll,oen,
aud thinking inhabitants OF IlIiaoIs, Iowa. Wis,
ron~'n, lndlana and Michigan. that an ali WIS
Providence, IN causing every country to produc
Its own medicinal
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1848-08-11
JOHN VI. JONES.

Deputy Surveyor Residence Brighton tao
mite, vest OF Hall & Pratt on the Burlington
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LEApPIrE

\ FOoD assortment Of Lead PIPE can now
iound az tie Hardware Store L. BAN.
March ~. 40
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Don't throw your opinions in every
one teeth. You NAV set it down as
orthodox. (al,hough It sounds like a
paraIox.) that the more freely YOU he
stow Your opinions ON Your nclChhor,
the less opinion he viii have Of you.-
Erctprc Paper
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Cur troops still continue to arrive al
New Orleans. in large numbers from
MCyiro
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BY LIGHTNING.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE
BUFFALO CONVENTION.
BUfFALO, August = 3 Z.


Large au NIB ers Of delegates to the Convention
OF the 9th are arriving. The great tent is being
erected in the Court House park Every train OF
cars and every steamer that arrives brings AunI
reds. Letter from Judge Mclean in town dechn.
ing nomination from the Buffalo Convention
BUFPALo, ADJUST O. 3 p. VI.
The great Free Soil Convention met at - o.
CLOCK. noon. this dIy.--Judge Stevens Of Indiana,
called the Convention 10 order y Sawyer was
appointed Chairman, and c. D. Wells of Illinois
and F. A. Phlo Of Conn Secretaries pro tenn
Hon. Preston King reported series of Resolutions
which had received the concurrence OF commit
tee representing hall the states of the Union.
The Convention then adjourned TO three O'Clock.
The Convention assembled at O'Clock ana Chas.
/. Adams orMlss. was called 10 the chair
The Free Press has dispatches from ST. Louis
which says the Democratic majority in that coun,.
~ IS 3OJ; a gam OF 1OO. Never carried before, =
Missouri il certain for twelve thousand
BUFFALO. August Q. : p. NJ
Hon Preston King, Chairman Of the committee
on organization. reported the following o&cers:
Hon. G. f. Adams, Mass, President.
VIM. Bradley, Maine,
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\ place for everything, and every
thing IN lis place, as the old lady SAID
when She slowed the broom. bellows
balls of yarn cards, caps, currycomh
three cats. and a gridiron into an ole
owen