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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-24

To wIr:-I, - -, Justice OF the Peace Tor
the county aforesaid, do hereby certify that - -,
whose is above subscribed an altestlng wit.
ness, personally appeared before me, in my county
aforesaid, and mado oath that the above named -
-, whose names subscribed as parties to the
above letter of attorney acknowledged the same, in
the presence of the said Witness their act and deed
Witness my hand and SEAL this - day of -
eighteen hundred and -.
1,y
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-24
JAMES RIVER FARM FOR SALE.

JAMES RIVER FARM FOR SALE.
WE have for sale valuable Farm, lying In the
w county of Chesterfield, on James River near Bur
muda Hundreds containing about SIX hundred acres of
land onehalfof which Is bottom-and, and of the FIRST
quality the balance is high land and of clay soil,
ceptibe Of the highest state of Improvement about
two hundred acres we'll wooded; water excellent and
the situation healthy; IL has on u dwelling wiihIonr
rooms barn. corr. house. stable, hay house, &c. Two
hundred bushels Of wheat have been seeded under
clover fallow. One-haf the purchase money can re-
main on lien for several years.
For terms and farther particulars, apply to
PULLIAM SLADE,
Wall Street, City Hotel, Richmond, Virginia.
Sept. l2-cvkdU
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-24
JOHN WICKHAM.
Attorney at Law,

WI practise in the Conr,, ci this city and
w county, and Of The adjoining counties.
Office Main Street, opposite American Hotel.
Nov 23-t2W
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E o LII A N S

DETACHED FROM THE PIANO.
WE have just received one Of the above ia
w slrumen's, beautifully finished. in mahog.
any case, ma lie by Austin & Dearborn, whose
excellent workmanship in the manufacture OF
"Colsman's Attachments" have been fully known.
These gentlemen conceived the idea OF church
instrument, by making the Eoian separate in
srument from the Fano, with greater power, effec-
tive swell, and church like in Us volume Of tone.
Such is the perfection these instruments have ac-
quired, that it takes practical organist 10 de.ect
its tones from an organ. Prices 1.-The Enlian from
500 10 5000. The instrument is sold, but will
be retained few days 10 give all who wish an
opportunity 10 examine it.
DRINKER G. MORRIS,
Nov. "a Dealers in Piano Forles.
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Tickets sol; halves 10; quarters 5.

40 600 DOLLARS! 70 ol 5000 DOLLARS!
Susquehanna CANA Lottery, Class 10. 49, for ls4s,
10 be drawn al Baltimore, Maryland. Wednesday
Nov 2gih. 7S Nos 10 drawn.
Gtand Scheme:
prize Of $4,000 ~ prizes Of 81 900
% prizes OF 1,ouo ~ aoo, &C.
Tickets sl!--shares in proportion.
In purchasing BY Ike package, deduct the price OF
three Tickets.
az Orders meet oar usual prompt attention Fnr
Tickets in the above. Il IN any other Lottery drawing
daily tprice of TicIrsrom 81 To $50 under our ma
nagement, address u. or Z. w. PURCELL,
AgenlforD PAINE & CO.. Richmond Va.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-24
E0P THIS WEEK

FOR THIS WEEK.
Friday-Pokomoke A. Capitals: $4,000
4 OF $500, 3 of 1000, &c. IS Nos. IA drawn
Tickets "a.
Sa,urday-Grand Consolidated, Glass 30. Ca
plals: $4,000, $4,000 $4,000 1900, IS o.
1000, 2o of 600, &C., &c. I, Nos, 20 drawn
Tickets S20-shares in proportion.
II Orders for tickets, packages, certificates d
packages, in the above Lotteries, or in all Lotto
ries advertised BY Messrs. d. Paine g. Go attend
ed TO with promplness, and drawings forwarded
To all who wish il. K. CHALK.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-24
AUCTION SALES.
BY ". Godd:s, Auca.oueer.
THUS TEES SALE OF VALUABLE COAL
LAND ~ TIE COUNTY OF HEN

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE COAL
LAND ~ TIE COUNTY OF Hen
RICO.
u virtue Of deed oftust executed Ia ti.- subscri.
nrfs ~ banirs prrsins and Mars Ann his wisr,
bearIng date on The 23 December. $50 .my recorded
IN The County Cour, Of -nrico we shall Ia execution
OF tile SAID rrst tanhhy aud with the con.ent of IN The
parties interestedl proceed 10 sell unon The prrnis.s
on the terms hereinafter stated on FRIDAY ur ION,
day Of November lsiS al l2o'cock NJ il fair If not
the next fair day. the Real Estate conveyed Nv The said
deco, aud described therein rs certain or parcel
OF land containing between Two hundred ard three
hundred acres Of land in the county Of lenrico bound
ed by The lands Of Samuel Cottr-ll Jesse Snrad Tenn
pie Redd, John Crouch's estate, William Cotrr-Irs
estate, Samuel Brown AMI Others. on ana In With
land - he e"il pts conlmnnIf called and known
The name u hr Edge Hill Coal Pts occupied h,
John Barr. Tie title 10 The said real estate Is believed
70 he e.od but the undersigned, acting as Trustees,
VIII convey only the title with which they arr vested
IERhS--So mnc. in cash ~ shall b. sut.rirn, Ia
pay tht COSTS and expenses attending the execution al
The said trust, and the amount due Dr William Me
frhfh under two trust deeds, ESTIMATED al about
Si,0OG,l one 81 which trust deeds IS made Loftin
Elicit, Trustee, bearing date sd October 1885, tie 9th
sr Is made to Thomas Bigger, Trustee, hearing dat.
Isl October 1870 both duty recorded IN enrco County
Court, and Tor the residue 0i such proceeds III SALE
upon liberal terms, 10 be made known the day OF
sale. Recently The above land has been surveyed, and
the quantity ascertained 10 be SEQ
PETER GIERAST, No.
THOS PERKINS. ii"s'ee''
lrJ- sale conducted By w GODDiN, Auct
% Al the same place. and Immediately after ths
sale Of The land above named by Of all parties
Interested, will sell Ia the highest bidder for cash
about sir or eight SLAVES consisting Of two men,
one woman. and some likely sirls-oEr isarouche,
Horse, aud some Household and Kitchen Furniture
all The property Of said Daniel Perkins.
octll-ctds RK BoWLEs, Trustee.
=. By consent OF the parties interested, the above
sale is postponed 10 MONDAY. the llih day Of Deem
her, 1918, when Will certainly take place the hour
above named, if fair, If not, The next fair day.
Nov l0-ctds BY THE TRUSTEES.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
New stock of Dry Goods,


7 c. COURTNEY is now receiving his second sup.
y. ply of FALL AND WINTER DRY GOODS
consisting In part Of
Black, brown, blue and green French and English
Cioths-best make
Black and fancy Cassimeres, double and single widths
Tweed Cassimeres, for sacks and boys wear
Merino, cashmere, swansdown and Valencia Vest
ings
Plain and figured silk, satin and velvet ves!inGs
Plain and plaid Satnets of all qualities and colors
Black, brown and blue Kentucky Jeans
kerseys Of all grades; plain and plaid Linseys
American Flannes-white, yellow and red
Patent on-shrinking Flannes, and "a Fannels, for
ladies' skirts
Whitney, Mackanaw and Dufh Blankets
Carpetings, Rugs aud Mats
34,7 and "a bleached and brown Shlrtlngs
Cd, 1914 and 1874 bleached and brown SheetlngS
10 600 wards Caicoes, from 4 C 10 ] 3.
! Muuseiins, from 8. TO finest quality
Cashneres-pain, colors and black
Oregon Berlin, Lama and Mohair Plaids
I.anlartine and Elssler Stripes
Lustre de Sole, Care and Jaspels
Carreau1, Sole, and silk plaid Lustres
Plaid and plain Alpacas
Plain and figured black and blue black Silks
Plain. striped and plaid colored Silks
Colored Vevets, Nernos and Flannels. for sacks
Friuges, Gimps aud Velvet Ribbons for trimmings
Spun Silks and Florences, Of all colors
Colored Lutestring and Satin Ribbons
Neck, capand bonnet Ribbons very rich
Canton long and square Shawls
Brocha, Cashmere, and Thbet Shaws
Hoods, Boas, Polkers and Comforts
Alpaca, cashmere and lambswool Hose
Merno, silk and cotton Hose
Ladies' kid, silk and wotsted Gloves
Gentemen's buckskin, kid and silk Gloves
Gentemen's channels lined Berlin and cashmere do.
KNITTING Coitons and Yarns, white and colors
Gentemen's linen cambriC and silk fandkeichlefs
Gentemen's black and fancy silk Cravats
Gentemen's merino, ambswool and cotton Socks
Suspenders, Stocks, Collars, Bosoms, &c &c.
All persons wanting Dry Goods will find IL greatly TO
their interest 10 Gull early and purchase their Winter
supply at No. l13, of Broad and Sixth street,
Shockoe Hill, where they may always find the best
Goods At the lowest prices c COURTNEY.
Nov 3-cSt
JAMES RIVER AND KANAW VIVA COM
PANY.
THE fourteenth Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
L Of the James River and Kanawha Company will
be held at the Company's Office, in the City Of Rich
mond on Monday, the 9th Of November.
By order of the President and Directors,
& q GERBERDlNG, Secretary.
RIch,nnnl 9th QcInher. lSiS.
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3. sE. saasary ~ Co.,

nj 4 N Il u b k ). y
succesxors 10 J. a. GREGORY &. co,
OFFICE, No. /, CITY HUTEL. RICH.
" MOND, Virginia.
GRAND SCHEMES FOR NOVEMBER.
yirsina Lresbufg Lottery, Glass b, for lsis, 10 he
drawn ON Saturday. November p. Is No. LOTTERY
Is drawn ballots.
Grand Scheme
prize Of s6U,UoO 20 prizes Of $1,000
$4,000 30 8 $50
10000 ~ 0G0
. 10000 &c. &c
Tickets SIS; halves 7 50; quarters ) rs.
Delaware i.nefy, 80. 80, 10 Ne drawn November 20.
IS No Lottery II drawn ballots.
Prizes:
piize vi Si1OI0 20 prizes Of 81 600
5000 - 500
10 800 &c. &c.
Tickes SiD; haves5 quarters 80.
" Orders Tor certificates or Packages single Tick
cts and Sharef in any Of the above Schemes address
cd 10 The undersigned " III receit ehr prompt
tention, and an account of each drawing forwarded
as soon as itiirrceived.
Packages Certificates and single Tickets for sale by
!. ". MAURY & CO, Managers,
Oct 81 Richmond Virginia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-24
FORTUNES sEssisni.

"STAND BACk, GEN TLEMEN, AND LET THE
FLUID PASS.
TNIlE subscriber having been appointed by Dame
Fortune one Of her agents IN distributing her
favors amongst the people In this part of the world has
located himself at No. t. Main street, Richmond front
part OF the green house, and three doors above the Old
Market where he will be happy TO his friends and
receive orders from any part Of the country, which
will be promptly and conhdenliay attended to. II is
msaiess TO- biz, .d.i... iie,at
their interest in securing IL themselves, hy small
investment, competency for fe and "a he is opposed
to the puhng system wil not do so, out WIN onyr
mark, that IL any Of his friends The public general.
~ have any spare change that they feel disposed
risk in this way they will aways find supply, and a
variety oftckets in all lotteries under the cement
of The old firm, u. PAINE l. CO., who, for the short
space OF time that they have been established here,
have been the successful Managers III The United
States. Schemes of lotteries, with przes OF So 600
dollars, 10000. 10000 20O0O, l0,DoO, 5000, &C. &C.,
&C., be had at my Office and tickets, from To
twenty dollars, always on hand Por particulars, see
bills OF the day. RICHARD CHALK,
No r. lf.,,
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20 to 20!
CLOTHING! CLOTHING
ESH ARRlV Al s

FIRE S II A K RI A l. >
At No l02, lMain Street.
II ZEN, CHILES & CO, have this week re-
n ceived six large cases of READY MADE
CLOTHING, some Of With must be solo; and
as cash IS very scarce and very desirable, they
will offer great inducements 10 purchasers with
ready cash 10 hand. Their seek is now large,
and made 10 their admitted superior style. For
bargains in Clothing, call al the "Money Saving
Institution" OF KEEN, CHILES & CO,
Nov. "a Late KEEN 4 Co.
NJ c. BARTON, 100 Main Street, has just
Ne received an assortment OF heavy Gimps,
Tsis, and Sewing Silk, Friuses. Tassel and
DOisay Buttons, Jenny Lines and Oak Leaf
Trimmings ter Dresses, Gilt Belt Buckles, &c.
Nov. "a
uURLEY's OFFICE, No. l0s. Easl Main
To those who of hard times complain.
HURLEY would say, "COme, try again."
TWO MOREi
Drawn Nos SUSSEX Louery, Extra, Class lis
80 AZ Sc 26 4s Is 81 81 81 70 80 "a
Halt Ticket, Nos 8 81 "a, Both sold and
DO 26 80 Sc, paid by
To-day. (Friday)-splendid scheme-Virgi-
mia Monongalia Lottery, Glass IL. Capitals:
Si3,56O, 2.4O4, OF 1000. &c, &c. &c Nos.
~ OraWn OdliOis. llcketS "a -ShaTeS IN proper
tion, at HURLEY'S CREEK OFFICE, below
The Old Market.
Tc-morrow-S goo for SIS
The Small Fry, as usual. Capital $4,000.
Tickets ST. Packages So, al HURLEY'S.
P.S. ORDERS Tor packages, certificates OF pack
ages, single tickets or shares, promptly attended
10 aud an account of the drawings sent 10 any
part ofthe United States free Of postage. Please
address VIM HURLEY.
Nov. "a Richmond, Va.
DALM SOAP, 10 bars, for families and
l Ho;es.-A farther supply just 10 hand, and
or sale by
Nov. "a GAYNoR & WOOD, Druggists.
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BEHOLD THE PROOF!

Whole, 5 az 81, sa5,oOO Quarter, IL ST ii, SIS Ovu
Half, 81 A, Is,uOu CHARTER, 10 Al I'll, a,500
Quarter, . &c 65, la,oao Whole, - SO 81, 3,cuu
August :-Ilalf, sla,Opu; whole, .GUu whole 600
whole, 2,U76; whole a,aso whole 1000 together win
numerous smaller ones, all OF which can be seen al
PURCELL'S OFFICE.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-24

GRAND SCHEMES FOR NOVEMBER!
GRAND LuTTEaY FOR THE a,rn,
$4,000! S33O0O! S22,UOO
Grand Consodaiedi.oiiery, ClassN0 10, 10 be drawu
on Saturday, November 18th, is4s, NJ Baltimore Il
Nos, 20 drawn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-24

rBoAR DING!I
THE subscriber will be prepared on The first
i December to accommodate boarders by the
day. week. month or year. in the buildings now
occupied by Mrs. Rawlings, on Broad street,
near 9th. Apply al Mrs. Rawlings.
MRS. c. II. JENKINS.
Nov I7-cifW3t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-24

FARM FOR RENT.
w Offer for rent, for the ensuing year, that
,.,s.,. desirable lille farm in the county OF Ches-
A., called Warwick, al presen, occupied by
rain;r rao,men' five miles below Manchester, con-
no,,;Oss aeout 80 acres of cleared land A large
provsms =, u is rich and in good order. The i'm
o,bs, u consist Of two dwelling houses and
va,s, ":esssary out houses, we'll of excellent
si,o 20 70 Inc yard, and fine orchard. Rent
possession given on The Is, January next.
NmpplY 10 TOLER & COOK,
~ Agents I,isle's Row Pearl st
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NASH g. WOODHOUSE

NASH g. WOODHOUSE
lave received this day Poems, by William
IL Cowper, with biogra phical and critical
introduction, BY the Reverend Thomas Dale, and
IS Illustrations engraved from drawings by john
Gilbert, in TWO elegant l2mo. ADMINISTRATIONS
styles OF binding handsome gilt book.
Now complete HarpsTs beautiful edition OF the
Arabian Nights Enter;ainmen,s-l2 Nos. al 25
cents each.
The same in handsome cloth binding, gill, 2
volumes So IS.
This is an entire new translation, arranged for
family reading, with explanatory notes, by E.
w. Lane, ESQ.,, and embellishsd with 900 wood
cuts, by Harvey.
James New Novel-ThirtY Years Since, or
The Ruined Family a Tale by G. P. r. James,
Esq-25 cents.
The Life OF Beauly-Angeiua Luxmore;
or The Life Of Beauty Novel, by the author
Of "The JILL" &c.-25 cents.
Tys,er's Universal History, from the beginning
Of the World 10 the Eighteenth Ceniury-a new
edition, 10 be completed in eleven numbers at
3cents
Grace Melendy, or he Games,er's Daughlef-
alrce picture OF life in New York and Boston
- GEMS.
The Child of The Wreck, or the Stolen Brace
isls-a Romance # the South OF England-25c.
The Union Magazine tor November-25 cents.
Commercial Digest-The Shipmas,ers Assist
AL, CT Commercial Dgest-coniainiug infor-
nation necessary f'r merchants, owners and
masters Of ships. by Joseph Biunt-S4 so.
CaTlyle's Cromwe-Oliver Cromwel's Let
e's aud Speeches. including the Supplement 10
Inc hrsl edition. With Fluctuations by Thcs.
Carlyle, , vols l2mo.-S2
Litlrlls Living Age, No. 236-l2 cts
Elements Of Meteoroogy, with questions for ex-
animation, designed for schools and academies !;
BY John Brocklesby, A. NJ, illustrated with En-
grsvinss--75 cts.
Blackwood's Magazine for November
scriton 50 per annum.
The Westminster Review Tor October sub
Scrintinn q mr. annnnn Nh "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-24

BORT U N ELS HON E.-CHALK'S
L OFFICE. No. 6, Main Street.
No mistake, another Capital soi.
Drawn Nos. Bel Air, Extra, 10:
% Ga 90 3. 43 IS 48 a. 65 Al 46.
Is a. Capital prize sold and paid.
Drawn Nos. Grani Consolidated, Extra, AZ.
7425 43 49 81 So 26 % 10 81 81 81 ~.
This Day-Old Pokomoke again. Pukomoke
Y. IS Nos, IA drawn. $4,000, Of $500, 3
Q! Oc0, &c. Tickets 81.
The above has always been a fortunate scheme
aCHALK'S, 3 doors above The Old Market.
Nov. "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-24

MANAGERS OFFICE, D. PAINE & CO.,
" Main Street.
Inc large prizes now days are TO be found
u u palnes lotteries Halt SO 68, The second
a.eaesi capital Of So, 900 was returned Saturday
n iss' ioI The want OF purchaser, by Purcell &
" - For large prizes, get Paine's Tickets.
4 ms day-Capials: $4,000. Tickets 81.
ood lGs,snorIow.-The grand Lottery &c 900, 3d.
w., ssOO. 1900, &c, SC. 10 Nos, 20 drawn.
Nov "a q w pIJRCETJ. eco
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-24
I.Ol'iERih.S.
I'D. Paine 81 &c.
MANAGERS OF LOFT ERlEs

RICHMOND, VIRGINIA
WHOLE TICKET. Nos. 81 II 10. thu pize IL
w THlRTY-siX THOUSAND DOLLARS, when
was sold and paid by Purcell X 20, helm. Tie LARGEST
przs sold 10 this city within he ia twelve years and
amounting Ia more mercy tnan al the n.it,s scd b?
nil other .aaa.ers in the IA. tao three wears but
we can continue ,his evidence, aud dn 20 ~ Il rr.scn
thar .dve Lucr. should lny 10 n'er tickets thl tru.r
nGd-r that al c,ta.,~l-,! i"d%t u u. FALSE 4 co,
thy hriur the drst and ", successful Managers ia
-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-24

DLASTER-3,0O casks Ground Plaster,
i from the Lubec Mills, warranted Of SUI
perior quality, tor sale by US as agents OF The ma
nufacturers.
POWDER, 600 kegs Blasting Powder; TOO
Kegs Rife and Sporting Powder, from the
Hazard Powder Company, and warranted of
prime. quality, for sale by us as agents for the
manufacturers.
Nov. q DAVENPORT. ALLEN & CO.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-02
T.1ELOR1VH.

Il sJoliet and vicinity. thaIhs hasopenetI nj.
shop.on tbs coruerof Chicago and Van Blu Isn Sta.
where he is ieadv TO accommodate his old ems.
U'n7rs, and thep,bic generally, with work on
short nOtice. Fothe young men ofthis place
he would say; tha tho sndeavnrs viii be wanting
IN hispartto please the most fastidio "a ste.
and IN all eases 6twill be wa rranted.s ss..l 8
lie has just Teceived the latest PARIS and
NEW YORK Fashions, which will enable him
10 do his work IN strict conformity with the pre-.
eailiDg iashinnsan. taste ofthe day.
irJUrrING done ON short notice. and
warranted to ct, il properly made I'd. 80
joliet Dee j. d6A6. 6k
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-02
g CLOTH DRESSING.

Done on roa sonable erms and at shor inotice.-
None but the best workman will re employed.
Any person going TO Chicago, frnmt the centrai
or southern part of the State, will pass by this
town. md all the subscribers wish to ensure a
continuance o, patronage, is to once have man
paironize them. Wool can be cent bv water up the
illinois directed to MatiesontE Braaner. To-
liet, Will CO TO the care otMr Abrams, Peru. In
and II willb forwarded, where cloth will be n,,i
up IN a neat and safe lninner. according to the
above terms and Sent in retura to any part of the
state, without troubling the owners 10 accon,unnv
it, . MA rTESON 4 BRADSER
|, N. B. Persons coming from distance with
aquantityof Noolto be caried orma nufac CURED
If obliged 60 stay overnight, shall be to no ~
pense. & M&RH
Joliet, March 29d. IS47. -, j -, :.
EGOLLIN'S Axaas lOarFantsd genuine at =.
~ LOVES, H.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-02
.t, TO FAR ERS.
Gs8 g JOLIET sta
WOOIlen Factory.

Tho Subscribers will keep on hand a large
assoitme 10 cloth of thpirownma nufac ture tic
they propose to nge for wool. They will give
one yard CT good heavy cloth for two and hall
pounds ofgond clean wool Of the same quality
or they will work woolupon shares asfollows give
one b lIIt the cloth the wool makes BY receiving
eight CTS per yard from the custome r upon their
half, or all that the wool makes By receiving thr-
weight cents pei yard for manufacturing. They
will alsomanufacture tor customer BLANKETS
JEANS, s. FLANNEL as we'll as SAIL
NETT & FULLCLOTH. .,.-.
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-02
5. lendid i arm Tor Sale.

SlTUAfED on Hickory Czech q miles ca :,
Oofjolieion the Stage route from tina, place t.
Laporte and thirty mile. from Chicago. I mil.
'1es' Of the mai road from Chic ,go to DanviIIe.
containing 34O acres 90 acres fenced and under
a high state Of cultivation: 1870 acres 6rsrratc
timber and the balance high rolling dry prairie.
There lisa good block house. frame barn and
other out-buildings.a good we'll ofwnter, small
stream ofnever raIlingwaterion the premises, and
10 well calculated for sstock grain farm.
Apply TO Levi NJ. Clays on the Premises nr to
S.W. BOWEN agent, JuIict or 90
J. B. II. Russell. Land Agent Chicago
Au1uct IL IR1-
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-02
StOves!! StOVen!!!

UST RECEIVED az the JOLIET HARD
e, l{Wh RE STORE.by y p. DUNLAP. & O.,
the largest aud best assortment Of Stoves in the
West. comprising great y a RiETPA OF
NEW P.ATTERNS among which are n z fol-
lowing:. Iron Witch. air-light, with Ia,ge
brick Oven; Bucks justly. celebrated Air,tight;
Grangar's DO; American do Yankee NOTION.
boubls Oven aud ana premium alfsizes and,
prices. These Stoves are all .9ftdny eGsi,ngs,
heavy and durable, and "arrlnte To ~0Ik wtlh
|, Together with which we have Boz end PsrlUr
Stoves Of all sizes and patterns.
We would invirs ell in want cfStovefto give
US cell and examine our stock, as We are de-
terined to cell at as low prices % can be boYght
at Chicago. We also manBfaetsre Copper, Brass
Sbeei-IroH. and Tin Ware. and keep on hard
and for sale Wholesale and retail opposite tn1
National Hotel. West JeIiet-
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
.-,., ACADEMY. 9s ......

At Belr'dtre. Boone County. Hlinois.s
4 ;Nlil:> Insiiiunon il permanently ss,,bl,,b.d
X and offers every advantage PupiI n.ay de.
sire. The course of instruction 10 thorouab. so,-
nracing every thing taught in the Eastern sac.
ms Principal three assistants devote all Ih.ir
time TO ,he School The location, AZ BeIyideI.-
I'm healthy and beautiful county. aud she
Instructors take every pains 10 pro ,o,e ,he com,
fort and advancement Of their pupils. -.
Se,ent.rc aud H''tOrieaI Lecturer regularly
delivered. The Scholastic ysaI lie divided Into
quarters Of eleven weeks each. =
80. Terms tn GdcHMre. III
Common English Branches, Der ou.r,er eaco
Higher Englisa Branches q M
ancient ana Modern angusge. 6 M
INSTRUMENTAL. MUSIC
drawing and Painting ut an Exira rh. rye.
r[1ooi Boarding may be had q, SI,25 10
$l,5" per week.
The School will epsn on Tuesday, October %
lo47, under the care Of
r. g BiSBEE, A. b., Principal.
TtHrS II MILTON let Ass,s,rn,E
Juliet signal. [volume] (Juliet [i.e. Joliet], Ill.) 1844-1???, 1848-05-02
Farm for. SHE

"a ihO hvr miles south east from Will
~ mington, cnnta ming abou, ~ o hundred acre,
ut Rich Land. fifty acres OF WHICH con,sins .
nrevy growth of Timber. aad sixty acres Of she
rrh'fle Land is well fenced, and under imprave-
'nent, having a comfortable House ,here,n. and
c'her conveniences. Said farm i. we'll ws,er.d.
ana to- rlchnt IS of soil aud beauty Of location is
nor excelIed. Apply IN D.A. HATSON.g.
WIImIfgIOn, Jan I4fh ISda