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The Davenport gazette., 1848-08-03

CAUTION TO STRANGERS Almost every person
coming from the east or anV nld settled country,
into the Nissssppl Valley, are sure Ia le attack
cd with Disrrhpa. which pTosirates the system,
and generally ends in bilious fever, or that dread
oi al cnigran,s, Agnr and Fever. ii every such
person would suppls themselves with few box
es Of DIR Brasg's Anii.Eilinus md Tonic Sugar
Coated Pills and take them on the first indica-
sions of disease, they never need fear an, scr-
GUS attack OF any Of The Diseases peculiar TO the
western country. They have been used by
thousands OF persons, and always with happies,
effects.
SEQ Dr. Bragg's advertisement in another coll
umn.
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Not 10 be BEAD by the Indies.

Can there he any doub, relative 10 the fact
that the genuine Oldridge's Balm OF Columbia
is the hes, thing ever used for the growth OF the
hair. We do cnndidly believe that no person
can ever become bald or gray, If they will use
this beautiful and cheap article on the head
Thousands arc ready to bear TESTIMONY to ito
value and efficacy. We have known case after
case, where persons from 10 to 20 years Of age,
being perfectly bald, have had their hair resior.
I'd with this balm. Aso. il keeps the hair free
from danIruff scurf and gives the hair beau
liful look before unk nown.
Comstock 4 Co, 50 Second street, St Louis,
Mo-, sole propriefors.
Sold bv A. SANDERS, Davenport and hy VIZ.
NcREiS. Rock Island.
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We ask our readers 10 run their eyes over the
following extract from n letter written BY an
Agent for Naughn's l.ithon,riptic Mixture--a
remedy now more sought for than any panacca
which has ever been introduced to the world.
@Hashingion, Fayettc county, q, Dee 90, '46.
DrG G. Janghn We have sold MI the mix
turc left with ms, rs much more would not have
supplied the demand since we have been out
the trial OF the medicine has decided its charac-
tcr-if riH hare a greni rn. purchasers have rec
commended 10 others aH over the county and ma
ny are ut this moment waiting To buy. You
must contrivc 10 send us iwo boxes n
possible. We hope YOU will not delay, as our
customers are anxious about the article. Write
and let US know il you can send lmG Ddin'cly.
Yours REID 4 SANDERS"
Reader call upon the Agents, get pamphlet,
study the WHY and wherefore.
A SASnFgs, Davenport, } -.
VT NORRIS. soek Island. "'''
JB FARNAN, T,erciiing .lgcni.
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NEW STORE.
AND CHEAP GOODS.
"flE subscriber has JUS, returned fro'

uflE subscriber has Just returned from
- - Louis with a splendid Stock of goods
: .lrcied with care, which he ~ now opening at
The Ench Store rect nlv occupied ly ilr lIitam
prce, on Front 81, between Main and Harrison
81; having purchased HE goods for cash, he will
be able To- sell on us good terms ~ nny house IN
Davenport Ills STOCK embraces almost cvcrv
ar,i lc IN the retail linc; such as brond cloths,
cas-in'rss, cassinc,s aun Jeans. twrrds, beaver
teens. cordcroy.h .hangup nni albert cords, cotton
AIDES, dfliIngs, eh,cas. coat aud pantalo"n stuts,
fancy linen, ..nslrrs raanhfa. dress unuhnms
beautiful figures nnd patterns. French. English
aud American prints aHd c,un',s. blk siih warp
and other coored Nlpacas, rik and u,hgham
sa shades and parasu,s, bunust, cap aud color
ca Tatet ribbons. ladies ine Md liele thread
gloves and mltis. linen cahbfc hcsis, table linz
~, ,inr llnrn canh,lc. cnatne, diaper end crash,
green Bcrazc, nanhccn. blracacd cambric mus.
tn, brown ~hrei.ng aud shfiing. iig. cap stuii.,
qlnnd, book, bishop, SWISS and harr'd muslns,
iur. lcI}tarn, pa!,nctto hats iur and cloth caps,
boots aud shoes, ladies !ght aud cold half gn,i-
ers. rne hid slips and Maikin. shoes. Misses and
chiidrrn shoes. m"n's rail b,,pfs, Kip aud calt
shoes, bro-an~. cutlery and Jticei,-wafc, window
glass. y liz oi ali SIZES. bar lend. powder and
shot, dried trui. wall paper, window shades,
carpet cham and Pittsburgh cotton warp all
numbers. cotton batting aud waddnu, school
book. and stationary; also gnod assortment ot
groccries, mrdieincs, pants, o> aud dive -iniis;
also nll szes Slgo Iron. steel and castings. which
will hr sold "n ar good terms NJ can b. purcha.-
ed clsea here.
JAMES Al. BOWLING.
Davenport NAV .ith l9l3
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PUBLIC AUCTION.
(HE subscriber will sell on Fri

- dav, the lst dav of September, at HE res
idence AT Ccn,reville, s miles north OF Davenport,
The following described propertv:-
Horses, Wagon and Harness, Cows, Steers and
Young cartie. number of piows, Sled. Harrow,
Hogs, Franklin Stove, Chairs, Hedsteads, Bed
ana bedding. together with various other kinds
of Household Furniture. Corn and Potatoes in
the he'd by the acre, any quantity OF apple md
peach trees OF three years growth-to be rcmos-
ed in the fall.
lie viii nlso dispose Of his farm, or rent il for
one, two or more years, together with the house.
barn and out houses. Possession to he given
Immediately. Terms OF sale Cash-aH sums
over -, ten months credit with 10 per cent in
teres,. SAMUEL SLOPER.
Centrcvilc, Scott co Au. I'd, l8I3-l7-ts
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J. 4. AINSNokTH, Master,
Having been nrchnsed for the above trade, and
thoroughly repaired and rcfi,ied, will commence
her regular trips Friday the 22i inst; leaving
Montre-c, every Monday, Wednesday and FRI
day mornings nj o'clock for Rock Island, aud
the Intermediate landings. Returning, the
Kentucky will arrive nj Montrosc IN time 10
meet the k.osus and IT Louis packets, on
Tues,as, Thursday and Saturday evenings.
Passengers and shippers, may rely upon her
remaining ia the trade, during the entire season,
and also on the regularity OF her arrivals and de-
par,rres; and her officers hope, b, strict at
ieniion 10 the Interest, OF shippers, and the com
patronage.
F"i freight or passage apply on board.
OJ-a daily line Of four horse Troy coaches,
leave Rock Island every morning a, O'Clock,
for Chicago, through in thirty hours; passage
$500. June Goth, l848. Acts
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AvlNG obtained an order from the
probate Court Of Scott County, Town, for
that purpose, will on Saturday the 18th day
OF August next, At the Court House door in the
town OF Davenport proceed TO sell at public auc-
,ion 10 the highsst bidder or. credit Of ; and
months, (suhlect TO the Dover OF the widow
the following described tract Of land as belong
ing 70 the estate ofB B. Wright deceased late
Of said county, 10 wit.
The North West quarter Of Sec. eleven I'LL
Township seveniy-seven RI, Range two e, ]
East OF the 9Th principal meridian containing
l6O acres Of land, with improvements thereon.
TIE purchaser giving bond and security for
purchase money 10 the acceptance Of the Ad-
ministraior, or one-third may be paid cash in
hand and balance in 6 months, secured by mort
gage on premises.
A. II. MILLER. Admir-
with the will annexed Of said B. q. Wright. dec.
Davenport, June 29,h, f8a8 42ts
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To the Electors of Scott County:

Isilolc- Cifi=ens:--l offer myself asa candidate
for the office of Clerk Of the Distinct Court of
Scott county AT the August Election, and 1! elcc-
ted, pledge myself to discharge the duties of the
Office honestly and faithfully, wi'hou, regard to
party politics. ANDREW LOGAN.
July 18th. 1915.
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The Brothers OF Scott Division No. 10. Sons OF
Temperance meet hall past O'Clock on Friday
Erenings ut their Division room in the Cour,
House. w. T.. CAMPBELL. W. r.
r. I. MeLosKgy, X. s.
Davenport, July Goth, lGi8.
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1'pprr ~tsstoofppf
FURNITURE HnToa1uNT,

~ RATEFIL for past iavors. the sub
- scriber bcgs leave to announce ~ the pub
lie that he has replenishcd his Stoes and has now
on hand an as.ortmeu. II the best quality OF
FURNITURE, suited !, the times and country
which he Will dispose OF as cheap any other
establishment in the West. Tables from 81 Ia
Beasifads from 81 10 sl2 Hanas from s.
Ia -1-Btaeate from AIi To So, aud MANY 9TH
cr articles which would take too much paper to
cnumeratc, n,sdc on the shortest notice.
fr.y-.iiso. Sand Paper ny the renm or quirc,
warranted he best article IN the West.
doHinS made NJ hours notice aud II Hrnrse
will shortly be kept IN readiness - attend iu-
ncras. JOHN POPE.
y. Il. a .iourncgn,an Chair maker wanted
immediately hv the subscriber.
Davenport. july 10th, i3i3. IDLY
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CO nj Nj T. CIAI..
DAVENPORT, Thursday, August ;, l040.

DAVENPORT, Thursday, August ;, l848.
PRonrrE. PROVISIONS.
FLOUR, bbl. $40 a4,00IPoIK heavy, 200
WHEAT, win. .bu. 30 n % ilANs, !b. a. a }
Z. sp. ), 40 l5lSnorLDEEs,n IA .
CokN in enr. >, " ~ipEs, >, ia .
., shell'd =, 20i.ARD, =, ) 6
I. moal ), ga MBtrrER, ), 8alO
FLAxsEEp, >, 50 62l tloSry, :. 10
Tlx.SEED, I,00a ,25fnErsE, ;, Ga II
Oars, ;, l5cncREss, doz. 15al 90
BARLEY, :, 90 a % E.aGs, >, IA )
Hay, ton 2,50a 3,00I POTATOES, bu. l5 u 20
woop, cord, ,5Oa 900 BEANS, VIII. >, 30
Coal, bu. ga i0sALT, Kan. }, 62l 75
REEswAx, lb. 90 =, Liv. y, 80
l!iprs, green,ib. - MILES, dri. bu. 70
:, dry, ;, 54,pEacnEs, !, ,15a ,OO
ST. LOUIS, July Goth, (.oon.)
FLorR has declined l,s cts. per barrel and
WHEAT 10 cents per bushel since our last quota
,ions. CoEx, c6c. q 30c inc. sacks. Oars, a5c.
a &c inc sacks. ErASs, prime white, 81, 80 per
bbl. Bacon, shoulders, 2.c; hams, 3ic; ribbed
sides, SIC. LARD, 8! n 6ac.
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4 - accounts, or owing on notes, the former
firm o Sutiiran .uoyer, will find it to their adj
vantage To call and settle with the undersigned,
who IS authorized To jus, the business OF said
hrm; and who will be in Davenport for fe,r days
only.
Call at the Office OF Mc.srs. Cook < Sargent.
Aug 3d, l8i8. J. II. SULLIVAN
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CANDIDATES. NOTICE.

rtrWe are requested 10 announce DANIEL
MOORE as a Candidate for Justice of the Peace
az the election mex, Monday.
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ESTseAI NOTICE.
TAKEN Up by Ira Cart.
eNk - wright living IN Liberty
~ Township. Cli ton county. Iowa,
IA on the iiih day ai June, 1913 one
NJ (E5ssfray mare of dark e!iespu, color,
dark silver name nnd taIl, blaze
in the face, right nosri split, slight collar marks,
and saddle marks, lett hind foot white, small
mei.le bell with strap, supposed 10 he part oi u
halter around the meek: supposed to be fourteen
sears old and appraised ut t~en,y-eish, dollars
aud thris-,hre. cents by a NJ Johnson, II Lock
ard aud John Daken. before Robert Smith Jus
ter of the Peace. \ true copy of nv estray
Record. TilOS. r. BuTTERFIELD,
County Gom'rs. elk. Clinton CO.
DE Witt. July 20th, lGi3. DIV
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w. 4. T. A. NURSES
FAM MING MILLS.

w A. & a. NURSE have the hest
- . of materials OF all kinds io- between
.!OO and 100 FAMINE Minis which they are now
making. They have called TO their aid a Shop,
where hv the aid of the Mississippi, they run
three circular SANS. turning lathe, tcnonng
machine, boring machine, grlndstone, &c.-
They also have a mortcing machine and the
other necessary convenienccs for doing things up
night.
Their board kiln, which they have Just built
and tired, is hard 10 beat. II seasons lumber in
u week as we'll as il laid in the weather wear.
Now all buy,ng Nurses tanning mills hcrrai-
ter will have every stick and board, seasoned n
we'll as Tor a bureau or table aud well painted
with two costs OF good oil paint--nonc Of YOUR
glue size Tor the first coat, ~ customary with
all other tanning mill makers and ourselves here,
totore.
Their mills have been and nrc rated as the
best in the land, and from this point they have
made aud sold between GOO and .00 in the last
lB months and no iault found but OH the contra
~ high praise.
The NURSES are practical Tanning Mill ma-
kers and knoa good mill when they see IT, aud
bv their rnn.cmcnt Of the sievcs, wind, &c.
they Halter themselves they have arrived as near
perfection a the time. mt present admit.
After running Your grain through one Of these
mills, oats. smut, or cheat, chess has no bus-
ness IN your wheat, for IL can't be IL the mill IL
worked according To the printed directions that
accompany each mill.
These mills are got out and put together by
the best kind of workmcn and YOU will find all
alike, well nnd siouily made and geared with
the best castings Western New York can nflar.
The journals are all turned, as also the wrought
gudgeons--ihe boxes arc also turned on the in
side. Our object is tn prevent the usual jumping
and Earring. and to have NIL go still smooth aud
easy and last iour times as long.
As We weave our own screenrry we are able
TO arrange different sized me she's for dinercn,
parts vi the country. that all can he suited and
Your grain rieaned from all faul stuff-nnd that is
what yon want and are aware OF IL and have
accomplished The thing after years Of trial and
expense.
New and important additions and alterations
have been made this year which are worth To the
buver one-rhird more.
They will have two or three pcdlars ont and
shall call IN all they can between Nau,oo and
Dubuque. hnt any farmers or grain bu, ers who
" nj good null and have no chance of seeing
pcdlar will please drop line informing Us ol
their whereabouts and they shall be supplied.
Address WM. A. *. ALONZD NURSE,
Moline, Rock Island CO., III.
P.S. An, faani,iy Of wire screencry kept
on hand ior sale.
April l3th, 1915. sl-tf
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DAVENPORT
,N"rNw Ns"n.H.S.

2 NmE Subscribers beg leave TO
- inform the public that they have their
Mil IN full operation. Farmers WILL n, all nnes
lind Flour and Meal on hand, which We will cX-
change Oh the following reasonable terms:
For Spring Wheat, from 30 10 33 pounds ot
Snpcr!ine Flour: Tor Fall Wheat, from 10 To b
pounds, and bushei of Rran ,o each bushci oi
Wheat. a bus cl Of Meal for busiicl oi Germ.
We have also bo!, for boiling Buckwhea,.--
We will give 30 pounds Of Buck wheat Flour for
bnsh.l OF l'uckwhrai. or grind md boil, for ten
cents per bushel. We are also prepared to pay
CASH FOR WHEAT.
G-y-Call n; the Back Steam Mill.
BURROWS, PRETTYMAN s. co.
Davenport, February Sd, igl8. 81
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TTJLUiTF.
No person who has .heamatisn,, stiff Joints.
contracted cords or muscles. ought Ia let his
prelndlces 20 50 far as to prevent his using n rem
edv called the Indian Vegetable Elixir and Linz
menr, which, has never failed IN a single instance
to cure those complaints. Ii vou doub, this, you
can have the names oi MANI persons as YOU
wish, who have used these articles and have
been cured perfectly. We do NOT, n ever have
published false certificate OF cures performed
by il. We only ask persons to prove what we
say by trying the article and il they do no, find
themselves cured perfectly, they shall have their
money returned TO them. No person can ask
better proof than this.
Cons,ock & 10, 90 Second street, St Louis,
Missouri, sole proprietor.
Sold by \. SANDERS, Davenport and BY WM.
NoRGfs, Rock Island.
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LUMBER TOh SkAE

T. the undersigned have i,st recciv.
~ ell new Stock ot Fine Lumber Plank,
Ioisi. Shingles. i.aths. &c. aud having Mill in
The pinery we Halter ourselves that wo can sell
I'D per cent cheaper than any other Yard IN the
state. We intend 10 keep constantly an hand
large assortment 1nd NJ nl price.. Call and
examine our Lumber before purchasing else-
where Thankful Tor the liberal patronage re-
ceiscd heretofore. We hope by il strict attention
Ia business to still receive the custom Of our
friends.
Yard Nor h Wcs, Corner " Rock Island and
Second reefs, opposite a & FuLon's Store.
HAMILTON d. CLARK.
n. u. Wheat and Pork taken in exchange
FOR lumber ut market price
Davenport. Nav 4th. I3a8 A-3m
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Also the Steam Mill at RocAingham with five
acres OF land attached.
rs shall remain but u rcrp fctr days. applca-
ton must he made soon. Word lei, with Messrs.
Cook X SARGENT, Davenport, or Mr. y. 4. Be-
FORD, Rock Island, viii receive promp, attention.
Aug I'd, 1913. j. II. SULLIVAN.
tn this office.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUS.

Manager, Mr. l. r Nahir.
fqnes,r IN Director, NJ Buckley.
Clown, {; Moore.
Leader Of Band. IS Putnam.
ullE public of Srn;t County. nrc res
- pectfuIly informed that the above cclcbra-
ted aud superb establishment will be exhibited
in U.iT E.NI'ORT. on
SATURDAY,, .l,.y. 5h. 1915, .for one day only.
In making the above announcement. the man
ayers would respectfully state that the company
II composed ot full ald efficient corpse OF dis
i.nguishcd performers. The Stud ut horses are
allowed Ia hc largest, most beautiful and hlai,l,
trained ot any IN America. In addition Ia the
very attractive novelties at this Equestrian Com
pany, the Managers have engaged, n, an i'm
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CABINET MAKING.
"VE subscriber would r,

THE subscriber would res
IL pcctfnIlv inform tho citizens OF Daven-
port aud vicint, that he is now prepared To
manufacture every description Of Cabinet rork
on the shortest notice, and for ncntness and du-
rablliiv Of workmanship no. to be excclled by
any IN the West. He intends keeping general
assortment Of Cabinet Ware, consisting Of
Bureaus, Bedsteads, Dining. Breakfast and
Dressing Tables, Candle, Wash and Work
Stands, etc.
Rrds.eyr and curl maple Bureaus for $1,000,
first rate article; Dining Tables $500; Break
fast tables a.50; Bedstcuds $50; Candle stands
200: Wa.hstands $50.
Which he will dispose Of Tor READY Pax, upon
the most reasonable terms, and receive IN paw
mcnt all kinds OF mark ctablc Country Produce.
Lumber, Wood, Coal, &c. and will never refuse
Cash.
CoFFINS made with despatch and at low
rate.
Snor on From, Street, in the rear Of the Ga-
zctie Printing Office. ELI OilL.
Davenport. Feb. 18th, 1913. 23-,f
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STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
[For the weck ending .lu.. ;.st %, l3i3. !

TOT We VttA tHHIH. sIU,, ss1 n, I0I0
ARRIVALS. DEPARTURES.
July o6 MoNrArk, Reilly. - Louis
!" 81 KENTUCKY, Answorth, Davenport
" kEYTUe1y. Ainsworlh, Montrose
:" DrBuorE, Rcehee, Dubuque
28 FORTUNE, Griffith. - Louis
q Eliza STEWART. Eads, Dubuque
. % DrBuquE, Bcchce, $, LOUIS
80 ELIZA STEWART. Eads, do
q " SENATOR, Harris, do
ALr... IIAMlIroS, Hooper, Dubuque
. IRoN Ciry, Rogers, do
81 HIGHLAND MARY, Atcliison, ST Pet RS
!" {" ALEX. HAMILTON, Hooper, 81 Louis
August Boy Accom-, licrsie, Dubuque
> Iron CiTy, Rogers, St Louis
g I" RgvEyrE CUTTER, do
. s. RED WING, Bar.rr, Dubuque
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WATER POWER.

The Water Power at the head Of Big Island,
and the lands aitached---sll of tins power will
he sold, or al interest III i 70 some person who
will improve IL. Ii not sold i, will be leased Tor
a term OF wears
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CLOTHING.
UST received fine assortment Ot
d Fashionable Ready Made Clothing,
vizi Cents, Pants, Vests, and Shirts, well!
assorted &c. NJ very law prices nj
DAvENPORT'S STORE,
Corner Front aud Main Street.
Davenport. Julv 18th. 1878.
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LANDS.

a iarm OF Ia acres nj the mouth OF Pine riv-
or. in Muscatine county.
loo acres in the Rockingham bottom Scvc.
raj tracts OF Timber and Prairie on Big Isand
Rock River
Prairie Lands in Rock River bottom half
mule above Camden. Several quarter sections
of timber, back of the town of Rock Island
some also back of Moline
All oi these lands viii be sold IN tracts TO suit
purchasers
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Rrm a0oertf0ennemto.
GREAT BARGAINS
IN REAL ESTATE.

ANlNG determined upon closing up
- my business in this country, even at q
heary sacrifice. shall remain few DAYS in the
neighborhood, to receive applications Tor pur.
chase of any part or all OF the following lis, Of
property.
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CASH! CASH:
MORTGAGES,

.LANk Mortgages. neatly printed
ID Oh good pnrcs, tos sale 1t this Office
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.ari'rr Eridcnrr--Grtat Excitement and ianic
an,o,isa tie taionui Dociors-- Disastrous ronse-
gueaces of Dr n@ NJ Mineral .Ncd,c,aes-- 1in,c.
" mtercni,on ofH'r Md,aa lnrcn smgnr.Coai.
ri egetabhc isHs 10 m,r Hhoic nei.hIorhom
fron, he ant,a rnrages Of Mat m dcsfroyer. d,s.
r"s, IN U.e farms ~ .igur. Biiions, G"ngssiirr,
and 1gphns Iircrs--Reai and bc fo,riac,d.
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Davenport, MAY iiil. iSi3.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-26

. FNf'iNE Indian I.iuiment, for sale nv
~. - q L FRNOR & co.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-26
COMMISSIONERS SALE

samuel Sprigas administrators
against T.
washington Deford and others IN oHANeERY.
1-s virtue or a decree plonounced :, 81.
40 circuit Superior Court of Law and C Sanse ny
me county OF Ohio, on The Eth day of lime IslI
,i acting as commission in thai beba1S
81 a. puoc auction, at the trent door of ho conr, ~
y, ono county, on Monday the 9th dav Of Wna't
& So Us 70 ana g lSevEN and EraHT) in snuare
ing. 10 south Whe
EMS OF sALE-A credit of six, twelve. and eiyh,o,
nrs ~ equal nstaments the purchaser or p,rcba
from ih Do,us WIN FOOD security, bearing intere
hiehd simins, $. o. g., and com'r in this beh,,f
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-26
s.r,,,, : CoMMISSlONER'S SALE.
samuel Sprigg's administrator,


Mark Douglass and others IN 'hASeERY.
- Cf oi decree pronounced in this cause l,v IN.
Ohio ~ superior Court of Law and Chance, 70,
go Ioi!,y, on The 10th day of June 1919 the ,Ddar
acting as commissioner in that behalf n =,
pbi al the front door the court honse q,
,ots NO - and IA, (THRrEEN and Forprr nfx
WberL IN sprigg and Rtehies addition to south
OF sALE-A credit of six twelve and eichtoe,
IN equal instruments; the purchaser or
the d,v o of s, WITH good security bearing interest
Rici,i Is si Sair l HlTClIELL, deputy for
ard f V - GIL" conr IN this behalf
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-26
LANDS FOR SALE.
FOR SALE


~ subscriber heing DESTROYS of selling his entire
~ "a arfes OF land adj dining the city, and which a,
IN sione coal and there is also stone quarry an,
ne t'oIesaid premises equal to any as am informed
W 'he STATE or Virginia. Also. about gS or 100 feet az
"pi,u immediately on Water street. part of which
"euy erected very fine Warehouse, and sufi Gent
immediately on the Ohio river, and lust above The n
:" h"c so generally known to all travellers: and The
pPfy on inns square generally considered the most
Vauahe o any in the city For terms apply to the uro
ptle'"r, living near Louisville, XIV
myIS SlMIIEI cuIpCu,rr
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-09-26
FOR SALE.

90 OFFER for sale, from y to 20 lots aud pieces OF
z rr1und which have lately iaid out GA lhe hu ana
r,sd leading 20 MIR ii Nlehols's; aud also from twoto
tsr. ace, OF efsund lying between sad ROAD ana the
turnpike aud several other lois OF ground o" Ni0'" an"
Market streels .-.. = -, III -
I'm. ots on the in are convcn lenl TO good well OF
water the iunl useof which "ii. he wen 10 Inc p'
.,.,s.,.. III iie lots emf ground on the hill
i.l also sell ground uu Monroe street. IN mont
of 400 court House
f rr any OF ihr above viii he sold low and give Il
- ,hle credit for the greater PORTION OF the purchase
.,.a, The lats and grnuuu ou the hut are convenient
1,r schaairs and lahoting men, at the GsssweIk IS
faandrY, Boat yard, SC. JOHN MLNRL.
fFA r. 81 have a new Brick House, which VIII
E.sH finished 10y the ll Of October with nve rooms
cellar lot tor garden, and close 20 the wei whc. WIN
sen OF feut at a fair price, tNuss-iil } " l.