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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-29

An article from The Norfolk Beacon, copied by
US on Saturday, may have induced some 10 sup
pose that Lieut.. Lynch Qeader of the Dead Sea
Expedilion) had himself suggested the idea, thai
the pillar OF salt referred 10, embodied The earthly
remains of Lois wife, All that he has ever pub
lisbed upon this subjecl is contained in the lol-
lowing paragraph from his Ieport 10 the Secreia-
~ OF the Navy:
"Whcu passing the mountain OF Uziom, $50.
dom) we Unexpectedly, and much TO our aston
ishment saw large, rounded, turret shaped CO.
lumn, facing towards Southeast, which proved 10
be oil solid rock SALT capped with carbonate OF
lime-one mass OF equalization MI. Dale
took sketch OF ii, and DR.. Anderson and l. with
great difficulty, landed and procured specimens
from itn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-29
EXECUTION OF WILLIAM cambridge
EPES.

We learn from the Petersburg Republican that
on Friday last, 22i December, in pursuance Of
sentence passed by the Hon. Judge Nash, Will
liam cambridge Epes suffered the penalty of The
law, at Dinwiddie Courthouse, for the crime oil
murder pefpelraled on the body OF Francis Ado
plus Muir, Esq. on The ID day OF February
1886.
Al about 90 minutes TO o'clock, the prisoner,
accompanied by The Rev. Messrs Hargrave and
Wi,hers, left The jail The prisoner was dressed
in his grave clothes, TALL white and with The e1'
ception of Paleness produced by confinement,
looked remarkably well. Els carriage was erect
and his step firm. Arrived al the spot The Rev.
MIR. Wilhers, addressed the multitude collected,
closing with prayer appropriate 10 the ueca-
sion.
The prisoner then mounted the carl, and 10
clear, audible voice, indicating no signs u emo
lion. made the following remarks:
EPES' SPEECH.
"Genllemen II was mol my objec, 10 have any
thing 10 say on the present occasion, but as II
NAV do good have determined 10 say something.
| have been charged with many crimes. have
been charged with The murder Of hog drover.-
| have been charged with the murder OF my mo-
ther.in-law-l have been charged with the mur-
der of nv son-and have been charged with
The murder of my own servant:-but gentlemen,
al, these charges are false-all false. Would to
God could say as much OF that other charge
But OF that am guilty. | murdered Francis
Adolphus Muir. / murdered him. He fell by
nv hand. have regretted the act ever since II
was communicate has been before my eyes ever
since | have The qualification 10 Stale that be-
lieye he is in Heaven, and trust may meet him
there. In his dying moments ne said ne hoped 10
meet me there hope | shall meet him there,
and believe will meet him there, for trust in
Gods promises.
.Gen,lemen-I have seen better days, and
many of you know II. But when The TEMPER is
aroused we know not what we may do. hope
that nv late may be warning for you 10 shun
nv example Ileave this world al peace with all
mankind. | teellha am al peace with my God
| trust 10 meet you all in heaven"
The Rev. Mr.. Withers then gave out the hymn
commencing,
chow arm foundation ye saints Of the Lord"
| which was sung By the vast assembly IN admira'
Bile harmony. The benediclion was pronounced
and the tarewells were spoken BY The Rev. gentle
men, and many others collected around, 10 all Of
whom the criminal gave an audible "good bye
He then turned 10 the crowd, saying "sood-oye
10 YOU all, hope 10 meet you all in heaven"
he Sheriff proceeded in the performance o.
the duties of his office. While the preiminares
were arranging, The criminal displayed The same
| ioItilude that he had shown throughout the lrIa
and al the pronunciation OF The sentence. While
line bandage was being lied over his eyes, ht
muttered,
and all things being ready, The cart was moved
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-29

OHIO LEGISLATURE.-On Saturday last,
The House of Representatives Of Ohio, SO far
compromised the mater in dispute between them,
as 10 be able 10 o:ganiz, and assemble in one
body. The resolution adopted is 10 the effect that
The TWO Democratic claimants of seats from Ha-
milton county, (Messrs Pnsh and Pierce should
take their seals, and thai the frs! business dis
noscd OF should be whether they are or are not
entitled 10 them, they no, being entitled 10 vote
ON mis- question The vote on said resolution
shall be decisive Of The prima facia right ot said
Pueh and Pierce 10 seats; bat nothing IN The
aforesaid proceedings shall be construed 10 inter,
tere win The right OF either Messrs. Spencer and
Runyan, Wings, or Push and Pierce, Demo
Gratis, 10 contest for such seats atef The orsanl-
Zaion.
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Photographed for The Baltimore Sun
NEw ORLEANS, December %, lS45.
ALARMING PROGRESS OF THE CHILLI

Since my last dispatch, which was dated the
2O,h instant, three days ago, there have been
admitted 10 the charity hospital seventy-ninc
cases of Asiaic cholera. Out OF inis number
there have been many deaths; the precise num-
ber however | have not ascertained. The fatal
maady has also commenced It's ravages IN the
higher walks of life, and within the same C.
riod mentioned above, has terminated fatally
with three of our merchants. The whole com.
munity is greatly alarmed and excited The
Board of Health has had meeting and pro-
nouuced il unequiVocally an epidemic, known as
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
Tue ker 4 A d d / 8 o N
~rnylnar aCHNu,S

OFFICE ON SIXTH STREET, (coLEmAN's BuILDINas,)
-Four doors North Of Pennsylvania Avenue,
Wash In gt0n.
DEvERLY TUCKER and JOHN E. ADDISON have
ID associated themselves for tho purpose OF ptosecut
np claims Of all kinds before Congress and the severa
DEPARTMENTS Of the General Movement.
An communications, post paid, addressed TO the
above shall receive prompt attention.
Reference is given to the following gentlemen;-
Hon. George Nj. Dallas, Vice President; Hon. " Ma
SON. Secretary Of the Navy; Hon. r. J. Walker, secre
tary ofthe Treasury; Hon. Jno. Mclean, u g. Supreme
Court; Hon. r. NJ. T. Hunter, u. 3 Senate; Clement
Cox, Esq, Georgetown, ID. C.
~ John E. Addison, Attorney at Law, will continue
TO give personal attention business before the sevea
Courts of the District Of Columbia, and the ADJOINING
cou niles of MARYLAND and Virginia jan 2l-cIy
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rH1RrlErH coNGaEss-.2d session
SATURDAY, DECEMBER %
SESA IF,

The Senate was MOI n session today, having
adj urncd over 70 TUESDAY.
Ia The House, alter The reading otthe journal,
il was ordered, On motion o. Nj. Cobb Of Georgia,
that when The House adjourn lo-iay, u ADJOURN
70 w rdne>day next.
Mr. Rockwell OF Connecticu then moved 10 90
into Cummd,te Of The Whole On The pfivatc Cal
.niar Mir PETIT moved IN ationfnme",. Inc
yeas and noes were icmsn:ci or ne later ne
non, but no, ord rcd one tim u qneium NOT
voting andihe matiyn 70 afJoutn ~as Ihen mega
lived, 81 70 66.
Tue question recurring on Mir RockwelPs mo.
lion, lhr vote STOOD II 70 26--nu quorum. Mr.
Wentworth moved a call OF The House. Mr..
Thompson OF PENNSYLVANIA moved an atloun-
mrni. an. upon his a>t motion he yeas AMI nays
were orciefcd, ami resulted Ayes &c; Noes lOi. so
the House refused 10 adjourn.
Mr. Rockgel's motion was then decided ~ ne
affirmative.
The House went no Committee OF The Whole,
Mr. Boyd in The cnair an! Considered private
bill, which was reported 70 The House and pass
ed
Then, after The adoption o! resolution offered
by NJ Mea:p, eating on The President Tor GER
tain CORE spondence between Mr.. Wise, our ioT-
mer Mini,er, AMI Gr Gordon, "uI former Consul
al Rio Janero, in relation 10 llie African slave
lra,ie ,:p House aripu.ncd.
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nv wMF & THOs. RICHIE, JR.
E.r,ner,, Bank Of Virginia.


11,HE General Meeting Of the stockholders OF the
L Farmers Bank of Virginia will be hed AZ ,nelr
banking House, In the city OF Richmond, on "eahes-
day. the 10th January, Io4s mr.. ,e.,
An act OF Assembly, passed March e5ih, 1912, pro-
yides that no officer or director of Bank shall here.
after vote by proxy for any stockhoder In any election
Of Directors or ocers OF Bank nor shall any proxy
be valid which shall have been executed sixty days De-
fore the time Of any election"
December 9Th, lS4S. }. G. BLAth, cashier.
Form of a pOa0er ct Attorney TO uofe oy PROXY
K,ow AL ars ny THESE PRESENTS, That - OF
do hereby appoint Ito be - substitute
and proxy, for and in = name and behalf 70 vote a,
any election of Director Directors OF the Farmers
Bank OF Virginia. and furthermore, TO be - subsli,
tute or proxy 10 represent - at all meetings of the
Stockholders of the Farmers Bank of Virginia, and in
- name and behalf to vote respecting The enactng,
repeating amending such bylaws, ordinances or re-
guations Us may be deemed necessary ana convenient
for the government Of said Bank.
In witness whereof, - have hereunto set - hand
and seal, this - day of -, ls-.
Sealed and delivered In - -, lsEAL.
the presence Of u - -, isEAL.I
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-29

Rossi, The Premier 81 he Pope, who vas -
Gently assa>sna "a by The mob, was sand 70
provoked ms iae by using IN III - conemp'
language aud gestures to~a'd, ;nr Roman pop
lace lie Tell within lew ieci OF he spot where
Cesar tell. The Roman Assembly continued
their deliberations without noticing his death, al
though he was Killed al tnelr very door
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THE subscriber having engaged the services Of bliss
i A. ii. Converse 10 favorably known 10 this COM
munity instructress will open School at bis resi-
dence. lBuckeye Hanover county, on tho 18th Janu-
airy, ls49.
He can accommodate six or seven boarders.
No pupil will be received for period less than Ton
months.
For Board per session Of ten months $50; Taition In
annually. WHIT POLLARD.
Address-Hsnovsr c. n. Dec l-csysBlG
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6 IT q v f. s

TIME subscribers have hand every variety Of paror'
i Office and cooking STOVES, from the smallest 70
the largest slze-suitabe for wood or coal Also, alge
Stoves for churches and public rooms OF the latest
patterns and most approved construction.
Also, large assortment of Tin Ware. sneet IRON N
Utensils, Stove Pipc &C. all ofwhich they WIN se q.
the lowest prices Call at our establishment, MAN
street between City Hotel and Old Market
Nov SNcam De WELLER
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: COUNTY, TO WIT:

- COUNTY, TO WIT:
a Justice or the Peace for said county,
do hereby certify that -, who ha- executed the
above Power Of Attorney, personally appeared be-
fore me, and made oath that the stock on which -
vote - proposed 10 be given, is bona fdes -,
and that the same is held by means Of any transfer
eontrved designed TO evade the provisions Of the
act Establishing general regulations for the ncorpo
ration of Banks,n passed the 22d March, 1887.
Given under my hand, this --- day Of, l6a !.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-29
Bank of virginia.

THE general meeting of the Stockholders Of the
l Bank of Virginia will be held at their Banking
House, In the city of Richmond, on Monday, Inc o'h
of January next
By an act of tho Legislature passed 18th March,
l642 .no Officer Director Of Bank, shall vote by
proxy any Stakeholder In any election OF Directors
or officers OF Bank, shall any proxy be valid
which shall have been executed sixty days before the
tme of any election"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-29
WILLIAM GOUI.DlN,

GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECIOf,
HAS removed his Office TO No. 10, Governor street,
/ j few doors above Main street.
He continues to hire out Negroes, rent out houses
collect claims and attend to other business, as 70
neral Agent -.
Particular attention is given during the year 10 the
health and comfort OF the Negroes hired out by MIN
n.ai Sut
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-29

/. Ills own property, or the property Of -, bis
ward of his testator or intestor's estate naming
the testaor or intesae or bona de held by him in
virtue of duly recorded will or deed in trust for
some other person PERSONS naming the persons and
desd Dec. 4-2awtd
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-29


AWFUL SUICIDE We ale PANIED e learn
that ,be Rev. Mr.. Whie late pastor OF Inc
Pushtown congregation, in Broose county, Va,
commited suicide ~ hanging himself on Thurs
day last. The particulars are IS follows:
Ab5u, six week. SINCE Nj Wh;le removed 70
DR.. MeMI.icns congregation, near Cannon
buIsh. Soon Afterwards, several members 81 iis
family look ILL., and one oi ms children lost The
use Of one oil us eyes. He soon became dissalls-
fed with his change OF residence, ana appeared
10 think thai ne had done wrong in leaving Inc
Pughtown congregation. THESE r, dee ions dis
lu,bed II mind very mucn, and he was induced
10 return 10 his Cd resdence, near Pnehto@n.-
On Thursday, atoas VI o'cluck a. M, IA. rode 10
Pushown, allied upon DR.. Hare, and wished 10
purchase portion II arsenic, stating 'hst he
wanted 10 use il 10 destroying rats. The doctor
Knowing he stae 81 his mini, declined selling
HIM the poison. Mr. w returned aome, ami puL
his horse in the stable, but : he cid mol 20 10 his
house, MIS-. w. supposed that h. sarl~i out 70
where some men were cu,in2 MS W .rtsfs wood.
DR.. Hare, fearful ina, ail waS 10 Tiah, called
Immediately a; Mr. WIRES noase. and ielst,dt
Mis-. w. what occurred al his ltice. He then
looked into h stahle-i uni III hJi>e put safely
away, and Immediately walked oni q where The
choppers were al work. No tniIu2 Mr.. While
there, he became alarmed, and felufaed forth.
with, with several oil the men, Ia make tho
rough examination OF The premises around the
stable They al length found Mr.. White in the
hay now hanging IN the neck! After he was Ia
ken down, ii is salt that he hreaihed out single
breaih-hs spirit had departed He was launch
ei into eternity By his own hand. Mr.. Whiie, We
understand, has been regarded as an amiable and
good man. and va. much beloved by his congre-
salion- Pus5urs Pest, Uond0y.
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Edward w. 81 Chas. Morris.
ATTOR NEYS AT LAW,

WILL practice in the Courts Of Louisa, Goochland
w and Hanover. They will also attend 10 any ousi-
ness con6ded to them In adjoining Counties
Acknowledgements, Hanover county, va.
Nnv
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-29
SAMUEL MARX, Cashier
Form Of po10er for voling By proxy: .

Form of po.oer for uoting By PROXY.
KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS, That
hereby appoint - TO be substitute and proxy
for and In - name and behalf, TO vote at any
election of Director or Directors of the Bank of Vr.
ginia; and furthermore TO represent all meet.
ings of the Stockholders Of said Bank, and In -
name and behalf vote respecting the enactng, re-
pealing or amending such Bylaws, Ordinances or
Regulations as may be deemed necessary and conve-
nient for the government and management of the said
Bank, as fully as might or could, were - per-
sonally present
Witness, - hand and seal this - day OF
.--- lS
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-29
Form of affidavit.

- CouNrY-to wit:
H., a Justice of the Peace for said county, &c
hereby certify that --, who ma executed inc
foregoing power OF attorney personally appeared before
me. and made OATH that the stock on which - vote
- proposed to be given is bona ide, and that the
same is held by OF any transfer, contrved OF
designed, evade the provisions OF the act establish
ing general regulations for the Incorporation OF Banks
passed 22d March, 1887.
Given under my hand, this day of -, IS.
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MA kftED
DIED

Married, in Hanover, 90 M 20;h ln,ian',o y
n. Rev Robert Scpu, Mr. CBAs F. Mcdowell,
- Miss ANs NJ CRo,> all o ina: couGiy.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-29
: ----.-~as ------------------ ---------
CONCORD ACADEMY.

,pIs Institution is located in Caroline county, Vir
rinia. forty miles North of Richmond, and three
Mis- froy, The Richmond and Fredericksburg Railroad
The course of instruction comprises the Latin Greek
pinch and Spanish languages, Mathematics In all It's
h,snrhes. Natural and Moral Philosophy.
TERMS for Board and Tuition, for six months, com.
rncnr the lsi OF February next, will be $i4O-SloC
"ay,hle in advance $40 at the close OF the session.
w COLEMAN, A NJ, Principal
In COLEMAN, A NJ.
Pos, ofice-Concord Academy.
REFERENCES-Hon John Y Mason,& Secretary OF
Inc Navy Or Scott Speaker Of the Senate OF Wiz
,oia: Gen Bernard Peyton,s Maj Thomas II Ellis, !
M.s.ys b " Lelgh.s James A Seddons and Robert q
s,anard Richmond; Hon Robert NJ 7 Hunter and Rich
.tJ Ba,Ior- Esq, Essex; Messrs John Tabb' and inc
r BRYAN. !. Gloucester, Messrs Mers w Fishers and
George f Wlkins,< Accomac; Col Thomas Ran:
,,o.ghs and WIN Z Rives,< ESQ, Abemarle; WIN h
Tayices Esq, Mount Airy; VIM II ilarrison,e Esq,
Prince George; Maj Clayton G Coleman Louisa; ID
hrmlslead Cooke,% Norfolk; William II Roy. Esq,
Matthew's; Hon Thomas BayIy; Thomas u Gholson.'
Ed Petrrsburs; Andrew Hunter, Esq, jefferson; Rev
Wn Friend, Port Royal; RI Rev Nicholas Cobbs, Judge
samuel Chapman,e and Judge Daniel Coleman, Ala
slms; DIR WIN C Daniels Georgia; John Compton,
ESQ Louisiana; Hon James 81 Mason,S Winchester.
GentIeusa who either have had, or at present
haze suns or " ards me ,bers Of the institution.
p,c l2-ctFebl
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o.,-,wsw "'0py-T. Nas w MILLER c,t
COMMISSIONERS oFFIcE.

In. urhanna, Oct. goth, ls4s.
TAI. n, parties IN the foregoing order interested will
da, Of mat have appointed TUESDAY, the 9th
ih.r., January, lsis, for the taking of the accounts
Mdal.s. qa,red at my Office, In the town OF Ubanna,
they A., county, Virginia, which time and place
vary Ia 70 attend, with all the evidence neces-
'"soaSle me to comply herewith. 1870
THOS B EVANS,
peelS-ew4w o' "'ou'eseA county.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-29

Yesterday morning, TEMPLE GwArEsxf, ia
the Goth year OF his age.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-29

After the expiration Of an hour, The body was
cut down, when the neck was touGd 10 have been
broken. The body was depoailed in The jail o.
Dinwiddie, 10 be on the next day Saturday, re
moved To the residence Of his brother, in MOTTO
way county.
The full report Of The rial, including evidence
speeches OF counsel, the confession OF the prison
er, &c, is in course OF publication BY Mr.. Bru-
net, and will be shortly issued.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-29

II cHANcERY-vIRciSIA AT Court continued
a ted tor Buckingham county, al the Court House,
" tuesday. the lith day of November, 1913:
t.nine Cayce, Plaintiff:
against
Ni'shall ~ Adcock, aud James HuddestoR, admins
H1 !, = lenry Adcock, deceased, Defendants.
'ue defendant. Marshall H. Adcock, not having en-
~. ~ hS appearance and given security according TO
,,"' q Assembly and the rules of this Court, and II
t,ineby satisfactory evidence that he Is not an in
Vani q this country; il is ordered, that the said
raaill Adcock do appear here on the first day OF
Court next, and answer the bill of tho plain
- ana that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted
M. public newspaper published in the city of Rich
s of iSo months successfully, and posted at the
''a' c0Or Of the Court House Of this county.
Nv !. Copy. Teste,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-29

and Immediately the soul Of William Dandidse
Epes was in The presence OF its creator and lis
Judge.
He dind with scarcely s,rnnnln
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-29

WIS HILL,
COLLECTOR AND GENERAL AGENT,
RICHMOND, YIRGLN1A.
TTENDs to the Hiring out of Negroes and the Col
"A lection of Claims, Accounts, &c.
oasssMCorner Of Governor and Main streets.
Bee l0-rGt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-12-29

The real A.ia,ic cholera. They recommend ioh
chilly and justly the strict use Of precaut onary
measures, not only publicly BY The authorities,
but caution al persons 10 be careful in Their de-
pertinent. and cautious in their habits Of living
The weather which wa, unusually warm and
unreasonable, has become cooler, whcn, it is
hoped, Will be more conducisc 10 health
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Nov aa-ewam S RogFE !f EI6;RlpeE, c. B. C.

lInnooehland County Court, Goth November, 1885,
..,b motion Of David Shelton. distributee Of 10
mas ssnon deceased, Ordered, that all persons who
'e Claims against the Estate Of the said Joseph
Fow,.1 deceased, do exhibit the same to William 8.
io-nh shd Ei'hu L. Terrell administrators of the said
the fo.'Aoh deceased, for settlement on or before
The cou ''h day Of February next-t appearing TO
Inc ona,,s more than two years have elapsed since
~ y, q IN. said Administrators; and that a
,,h," o'oe' be forthwith inserted in some newspa-
,as,n", IN NE CITY nf Richmond for eight weeks
a1 ana posted at the door Of the Court house
ou"y on Two several Court days.
4 Dr.. ACopy-Teste,
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PAINFUL RUMOR -CoLosEL Hays. The
steamer Fanny, Captain Scot, arrived al New
Orleans on rhr l7lh from Ccrous CafsIi, having
sailed from St. Joseph's Island On ne l3h inst.
The New Orleans Crescent says: From her pas
sensers we learn that about al hour before they
left Corpus Christi, on the 18th ine', report
reached town that Col. HAYS and bis command
had been cut TO pieces by Gen Urea, At Town
on The Rio Grande. It was represented mai Gen;
Urea mistook Col. hays and his men for band
OF robbers, Who few days preceding, had P-
Jagged The Town, and for whom Colonel Hays vas
lying expressly in wait. This rumor requires
ronfirma,Iunn
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-09
QUEENsWARE, sc.

Dining, brealsiact, tea and soup plates, common
and printed cups and saucers, tea sets, sugar
bowls, cream and water pitchers, glass and China
cup plates, molasses and syrup cans, tun.blers,
Jars, assorted dishes, ETC., etc.
] his stock Of superior and beautifully assorted
goods, is offered ON terms the most favorable,
either for cash in exchange for marketable pro-
duce; and only needs 10 be examined to be APP
proved BY the public. Any Of our country friends
visiting Potosi on other business than that in our
line, will please give call and look at our
goods, although they may not be ready to pur-
chase.
May g. Is49
Wisconsin herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1846-1849, 1848-09-09
BEWARE!

FENtlE subscriber hereby cautions all persons
n against mining, eetipg tunher, or entering
upon, er-ln any manae; srtspassing upon the toi-
lowing described lands situated IA the county q
Graut, W, T.. without bis permission; 10 Wit -
Fast half Vt the norh wesl quarter aud the north
west quarter Of che northwest quarter of Section
number thiriy-tNo, ia township number four
north, Of range number four west, Of the fourth
principal meridnh. ALso, the southwest qugr-
ter &C The southwest quarter Il Section number
twenty-n,ne, in The same township and range
w. .. SCllMlD.
Bsslows, February sah. Is4S. 62-ly.