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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-17

IL CUASCERY-r IRGtsIA:- AT Rules held In the
cler. $ CEcs of tie supero, Court OF Chancery for
The Richmond Circuit, tie eh day of August, lS49'
Jacob E. Bayers and Matilda his wife, Plaintiffs:
against
Alexander 9. Brown, one of the Executors Of James
Biown. deceased Baylor Walker and Sarah his wife,
William g Elliott, Administrator Of John Craddock,
Jr. deceased, an other, Defendants:
The defendants above. named not having entered
their appearance and given security according 70 Tho
act Of Assembly and the rules of this Court and ap
pearng by satisfactory evidence that they are not In
hahanls Of this Commonwealth, Il Is ordered that the
sad defendants do app ut the rules TO be held "r
the said Court on the first Monday In Novembe. next
and answ er tho amended bill cf the plaintiff; and tb
a copy Of this order forthwith inherited IN some
newspaper published IN the city Of Richmond FOR Two
months successvey, and posted the front door Of
the State Court House in the said city.
Copy. Testc.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-17

The names of The Democrats ere in italics.
[Of the Indiana Delegation in the last Con-
gress The Wig, had foar Members. They now
have bat one member. G w Julian is FREQ
soil Democrat
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-17
THE MOSQUITO KINGDOM.

TIE MOSQUITO KINGDOM.
The Providence Journal gives the following
history Of the events which have occurred, with
in the pas. three or four years. 10 strip oil cour'
try ia the neighborhood OF Honduras, and which
have occupied the a,len,ion Of The press Of this
country for some Time past:
ENGLAND AND THE MOSQUITO
KINGDOM There appears to he trouble
brewing in a quarter where few have dreamed
there would ever be point OF contention oc;wcca
Engsnd and The United States. Allusions 10 The
suhrc, have appeared in Two or three instances
in the public prints, during the last year, but as
our readers may not be familiar with The case,
We lay il before them.
A lev years since, q British mercantile house
In Jamaica, doing business with the Indians on
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-17

KENTUCKY AND INDIANA ELECTIONS
We give The results OF The Congressional cleo
lions in The States Of Kentucky and Indiana, as
corrected by The la'est reports:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-08-17

Executor Of George w. Gardner. deceased
Ju.y 3-ditctf
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-09-06
Alonzo Child, Asa Far, Jr., Q. w. Child.
CHILD. FAIR 81 CO.,

No. lat Main Street, ST. Louis, No.
NNHE subscribers are now receiving their FAN
IL stock of Hardware and Cutlery, direct from
Sheffield and Birmingham, England, and Amer
lean Goods from the manufacturers, East, which
will enable them to sell goods as low as they can
be bought in amy Eastern city, with the addition
of freight, expense &c, As we always keep ON
hand IA very large stock and greater variety than
Cen be found in any other store IN the United
States, we feel conildeut that we can supply our
customers ON better terms than any other iiouse
west of the Mountains. Amongst our stock may
be found il part
l50O doz Collins, Simmons, Hunts & Mason s
Axes,
so casks Sad Irons, 500 doz spades, shoyeis ass'd
80 do trace chains, 1000 gros screws ass'd
20 do log CHAINS, 300 doz butts DO
100 kgs wrought nalls, 1000 doz locks do
1000 gro knives q forks 100 doz tea Kettles 40
800 doz pocket cutlery 1000 shoves y tengs do
Together with a complete assortment OF Carpen-
tiers and Cooper's tools, Fancy Goods. ETC.
aug9tixvi I47 Main ST. 81. Louis, Mo-
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j. &. .FINDIEY,

1T the Landing, east side Of The Mississippi
river, and opposite IL. Smelling,
H AS jns, retitted his store, and opened new
L. l. stock Of Goods. lie is prepared to show
his customers one of the best assortments of goods
ever presented in the Territory. l@consists OF a
ful. supply Of
GROCERIES,;
such as best. New Orleans and sugar house Mo-
Iasses, loaf, brown, Muscovado and White Havana
Sugars; choice selection OF Teas, Java, and Rio
Ooilees, table Salt, Nutmeg, AilsPice, Gisger,
Pepper and Raisins; Tobacco, prime article Of
james river, choice brands cavendish. fine cut
and smoking do; Cigars, etc. Also,
PROVISIONS
Pork, Hams. Lard. salt Fish, Mackerel, Eggs,
Butter, Cheese, Crackers, and large variety OF
other sorts Of dry and wet groceries
DRY G. 90 s.:
including all sorts Of staple wares -Woollens,
Cottons, Silks, Worsted, Linens, and fancy artl-
ces too numerous to mention. Also very large
stock of thorough made Eastern Doors and
SHOES.
]. s. F. assures the public generally and his
old customers in particular, that his assortment CT
goods is the most complete he has e,"r offered for
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-09-06
Mr.. Jackson called for the previous

Mr.. jackson called for the previous
question.
Which was Withdrawn.
The question on the substitute of Mr.
Wilkinson for Mr.. Ponds resolution was
then put and rejected.
Mr.. Babcock then offered the. follow
ing resolution:
ResoIved, BY the House of Represen-
tatives of the Territory of Minnesota,
(the Council concurring,) that all the
public printing, of.acts, laws. statutes,
journals, &C.. not already disposed of
by law, shall, under the direction of the
Secretary of said Territory, be given at
fair and just prices to the Minnesota
Chronicle and Register and the Mime
sofa Pioneer, in equal proportion.
The question on MIR. Babcock's leso-
luton was then put, and yeas and noes
being called for, was rejected. Ayes g.;
noes 8.
Those who voted in the affirmative
were
| Messrs. Babcock, Brunson, Dewey,
Johnson, Wilkinson and Mr.. Speaker
Those in the negative were,
Messrs. BaiIly, Black ,Dugas, Holmes,
Jackson, Pond, Setter, Trask and Wells.
Mr.. Wilkinson offered the following
as substitute:
Resolved, BY the Legislative Assem-
! bly, of the Territory of Minnesota, (the
Council concurring, that the Secretary
of the Territory be authorized to con-
tract for all the public printing which
the law requires to be done, such as
laws, journals, bills, and incidental
printing, Except such as has already
been legally disposed of, and that he
receive proposals for the same, and as
sign it to the lowest responsible bidder.
Mr.. Jackson moved that it be laid on
the table.
And the ayes and noes being called for,
resulted as follows:
Those who voted III the affirmative
were,
Messrs. Bailly, Black, Dugas, Holmes
Pond, Setter, 1rask and W ellis.
/ Those who voted in the negative We're
Messrs. Babcock, Bronson, Dewey,
Johnson, Wilkinson, and Mr.. Speaker
So the motion was adopted.
On motion. the House adjourned till
Tomorrow at lU o clock
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IOI tue 4 <oNISF.
Changes at the Fort, Smelling.

ChaHSeS at Inc ort, (SnehInS.l
DIR. Martin, ASK Surgeon u. ). a. left on
the DIR. Franklin for " ashIngton. During
the year that he had charge OF the Hospital
be made many friends, and we see hun de-
part with much regret. However, the De-
partment have done Us ample justice by
sending DIR. NC Lareu,. who mas lew supe-
riors ia the Union as skiiiiui surgeon, aud
Is second TO none as physician at large
besides, he Is gentleman IN every se,ise OF
the word.
1t. Paige received orders, by the las,
mail, to JOIN his regiment forthwith. IN Cal
tornia. tie viii start his long journey III
few days. When we lose Lieut.. faige's
services, we feel confident that II will push
Uncle Sam to make his place good.
Capt. Whetmore returned last week from
the north, where he had been seut with u
few men by Col. Looms, to watch the
movements OF the Nmnebagoes. The
Captain found everything quiet tor the time
beng, and returned to the Fort well salts
fed that the whites have no just cause tor
alarm from the Indians.
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LA I L ST n u W s.


BUFFLo, Aug. q.
Two men were killed to-day 10y the burst
ing OF a cannon Oh board the H.. >. steamer
Michigan, while firing salute to General
Taylor.
Another Government Ship Ordered
South.
Boston, Aug 81.
The u. s. ship Germantown, which ar
rived yesterday, sails south with sealed or
ders; destination said TO be Cuba.
Death of DIR. Yates.
ScHENECTEDy, Aug. 2S.
Rev. John A. \ ates, -. H., late PROBES
sor OF Modern Languages, died yesterday
niovning OF cholera.
PirTsRURG, Aug. 20.
Twenty-Five inches water IN the channel
and the river at stand. Now rainiug.
DREADFUL 1RAGEDY.-Ashbe1 Kellogg,
for a long time President OF the Bank OF
oalina, \. Y, having become phrenzied by
The absolute conduct OF a sUn al Battle
Greek, Mica, spit his head open with all
axe, III u pafoxysm Oh the Hh INST.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-09-06
NOTICE.

YEyIIE subscriber takes this method to call upon
Il his patrons who are in arrears upon his
books, to SETTLE THEIR ACCOUNTS, with
out further delay. He is urged to peremptory
demand by the necessities Of his business. Aud
he wishes it distinctly understood that such ae-
counts as are not Immediately paid, Will be lett
with an attorney for collection.
i7tf w, III. MOBILES.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-09-06
TAILOR G..

FEvHE subscriber would respectfully inform tie
IL citizens Of ST. Paul, that he has taken the
shop recently occupied by =. K. Johnson, on ii.
Charles street--where he is prepared to make to
order all kinds Of GENTLEMEN 5 GARMENTS
on short notice From his long experience in the
business, he is confident of being able to. give
satisfaction to all who may favor MIN with their
custom.
w. Ii. TINKER.
st. Paul, June l1th, lS49. ey.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-09-06

II OOKING GLASSES.--A handsome assort-
IL ment of mahogany frame Looking Glasses,
ior sale low at +. l.. 20.
EEALF boz. Double Barrel stub and twist
Ill Patent British Guns, at st. Louis prices,
Tor sale at +. l.. x Co.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-09-06
NOTICE.

NOTICE..
CtEALED PROPOSALS will be received at
- this office until Tuesday, September 9th, at
IL o'clock, for fle delivery at this Post of 500
Cords of good Oak Wood. The privilege
of cutting on the Reserve will be granted the
contractor.
The quarter-master reserves to himself the
privilege of rejecting any unreasonable bids, and
the power to increase or diminish The quantity
called for, by giving days notice.
Communications will be endorsed, =" Proposals
for Wood and the names Of the securities for
the boads mentioned within.
GEO. II. PAIGE,
1t. U. S. A. and Act. q. NJ.
Fort Smelling, Minnesota, Aug. rs, '49.
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Office of the Superintendent of In

Office of the Superin tie ndant Of In
dian Affairs, oT. fAUL, Aug. Ia, AZ.
StkALED PROPOSALS viii be receive at TINS
~ Office until ~ y CLOCK A VI. on Saturday the
SOFA Inst, tor lie transportation from IL NJ hlce
Warehouse IN 81. faul, 10 the w ninebago Asen-
cy at Long tramIe, oi $3.50 lbs. OF inaiin annn-
NY goous, SAID goods 20 be transported lii covered
wagons, and aeINered III good oruer at SAID agen-
cy Oh OF before The ist day vi October next. also
Tor the transportation III axe nianner, vi 1851
lbs. of indian 4inulty goods to DC delivered al H.
III. lice Warehouse at Inc mouth vi Crow Wing
RIVER, ou or before the 10Th day Of september
HG1t.
Also, Sealed Proposals will be received as above
toi furnishing at the above named places, al the
noutLNt Cfow W ing, 900 worth OF superlne
iOur, ana S64o worth u Mess PORK, also tor
furnishing SIU worth Of / obacco, (said tobacco
to. correspond IN qllaity with sample which may
be seen az thIs. oIICe.J
Dlus VIII. be endorsed Proposals for Transpor-
tauOn Of INDIAN Annulty Goods, and ''ior i ur-
nieuug indian ffoylSIOn.'
me prn,i,g. il restryed Of setting aside all
bias should tnef be deemed unusually uish.
ALA. kAhSLl,
Governor, and Supt OF indian AHdIs. .
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"OUSE FOR SALE.--A new two story
IL Frame Tenement, in good order, and Lot
80 ieet on jackson street, by Is feet IN depth,
suitable for large family or boarding house. tor
sale low, as the present occupant is DESTROYS Of
premises Of (2o-sD LOi MO. FAT.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-09-06
STR ANED.

LyROM the subscriber near st. Paul, red,
Il roam, long-taIled PONY, with black name
and tall n,ane iyiEg on the nigh side OF his necA.
ana about or D years old. " hoover VIII give
me information through the 81 Paul post office, or
return SAID Pony shan be properly rewarded.
sept 20-3t Wsl. u. CARTER.
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II OST.-A small sized BLACK LEATHER
IL TRUNK, somewhat worn on the bottom.
with . brass plate on the leather flap covering
the lock, having on it the name of "Dr. Neiii,
No. lao s. 4th ST.. Philadelphia, engraved there
on. Said Trunk is supposed to have been stolen
or taken by mistake from the upper landing. Any
information concerning the matter will be- thank
fully received and literally rewarded, by
sept 6 20-tf III. NJ. RICE.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-09-06
SAINT PAUL BRICK, FOR HOUSES,
CIilMNEl .OAENS. ILGES.

~ h. DkAW LEY keeps on hand IA his ard ,
~. lIlile north OF the upper Landing, III SAINT
aui, supply OF excellent DklCh; which he
believes MIA be found strong auu durable as
can be manufactured ANY where. lie VIII sell
Upon such terms as viii satisfy any one WAC VIII
maze the estimate, that houses can be buiil III
SAINT Paul, OF BRICK, tlrat VIII be not only great
deal warmer and more durable, bpt also cheaper,
than OF any other material. brick viii be sold
also IN small lots; for chltnneys, fues, ovens,
hearihs and csterns, If called tor soon.
81. Paul, Aug. IL, 40. i7ly
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6tHOT BAGS, Pouches, Powder, Fiass, Game
~ Bags, and Pocket lass for hunting, ishIng,
Oh new patterns, at 4. l.. O. 90.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-09-06
Ill. W. TRACY 81 CO..

H. W. II Az SOss
q" AVE the pleasure OF announcing 10 the clti-
III zens Of 81. Paul aud vicinity, thai they are
IN receipt vi Wen selected stock Of Dry GOODS,
Groceries and Liquors, which they viii sell cheap
for cash L her assortment CONSISTS ia part OF
the following articles;
50 pieces assorted calicoes, fancy
10 do mourning do
20 do Merrlu.ack prints, best quality
tweed and hentuchy Jeans
satmets, grey, blue aud mixed
apaccas, glnglianis, canibrc, apron check
blue drills, sirtlng stripe, ticking, fianneis
pongee haudkerchieis, suspenders, ladies
gloves and mitts, ladies' side and tucA combs,
fancy shaWls, lace, etc.
Also, good assortment of domestics, all pri-
ces IA addition to the above, have good
assortment Of Lawns Tor sale cheap, the season
Is advancing.
GROCERIES,.
Sugar, coffee, candies, mould and sperm. to-
bacco, tea cinnamon, soap, nutInegs and cloves,
nails; n. q. and sugar house moasses, nee, dri q
apples ackerei, saleratus, starch, pipes, matches
assorted candies herring, olive on. dressed tuni-
biers, >toughton blters, peppermint, catsup, pep
per sauce, &c. Assorted slot, poNder, playing
cards.
LIQUORS.
Port Wine, a superior article for family use,
American brandy, LOgnac do, first rate article,
Sherry wine, rectliied whiskey and gin.
WOODEN WARE.
Painted tubs aud buckets, washboards, clothes
pins aud other notions.
All for sale cheap. Give US call. No trouble
to show goods. Next door below the Post Office.
Aug l3tf Ii. W. TRACY, i CO.
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FAMILY MEDICINES.

Anti-bilious, cathartic, vegetable, aud ague pils
Coxes hive syrup, Stoughton's bnters, burgundy
pitch. Liniment-volatiie, nerve and boue, poor
mans and anodyDe AIN, Ibompson's eye wpter
opodeldoc, paragoric, castor OH without taste or
smell, rheumatic drops, together with every are
tcIe IN the Drug line for safe cheap for cash.
DEWEY & CAVALIER.
ST. Paul, April "a, 1919. lily
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Prairie du CHEN Lime.

SeG BILE. at nay landing, Tor sale. The
~ - qdahly Ii probably suitable for sblmmins.
A,uu >. kiNDi.El.
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EVRNFTVRE. &c. FOR SALE.

FURNITURE. &c., TOR SALE.
NEkS. D. b. FREEMAN, has one SOFA, one
I've set Mahogany chars, one new 3 ply Carr
pei, Beds, bedsteaas ana beddlng, Kitchen Fur
niture, and many other articles suitable for house
keepers, which she wishes 10 dispose OF a, mi
VAiL SAIL, and Oh reasonable terms. They
can be seen al her residence. aug2u
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-09-06
MINNESOTA HOUSE

Saltwater, Mn.--By W. l.. HARrsHoRN.
no eAertIon will be spared to ensure the conf
tort Of Travellers. Porters will be in attendance
at The boats, free Of charge. I1tf
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OF PARTNERSHIP.

DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP
u UIiCE Is hereby gwen that the partnrfsfip
J. Y eAisliig betVeeu SAM LII GiLULHl 81,
). ~. LKUnltDACii-K, ana JAS. VI. GOAL,
under The trm name and style OF GILBERT,
CkUMBACHEH, Co, Is tins DAY dissolved.
/ he business OF our establishment vii hereafter
be conducted by JAS. Nj. bOAL.sS ). \. ok q NJ
BAChtK, Partners All debts due 10 the INN
INST named above, will De pam 10 Boai X eruii-
bacher; who viii also pay ,ile debts OF the former
finn. SAMUEL t1LbLRI,
J. n. CkUMBACuLk,
Aug l6, 40. lStf. JAS. vi. BUAL.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

yENWO of the most valuable LDiS in ST. Paul,
Il one fronting "a feet OH ihlrd street and 80
feet deep; the other ifontins on Fourth St. (near
the bridge on jackson sreet) "a aud $50 feet
deep. both Of sal lots near the ~. Paul House.
Apply at the Highland Mary Exchange, to
ag2 1t l.. ii. LA ROCHE.
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-09-06

AN ACCIDENT.-Ou Saturday of. last
week, Mr.. Robert W. Chapman of Plate
vile, Wisconsin, was killed by being thrown
trow his wagon,his mead striking against the
spokes of the wheel.
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cry for the use Of the members Of the
Council, as may be required.
Mr.. Berkleo, by leave, introduced
the following resolution, which was adop-
ted, viz:
Resolved. That so copies ofthe organ
ic act of the Territory of Minnesota. be
printed for the use of the Council.
On motion of Mr.. Rollins, the Coun-
Gil adjourned until clock, p. M.
THREE O'clock, P nj.
The President announced the standing
committees Of the Council for the pres
ent session, as prescribed by the rules,
as follows, viz:
On Internal Representatives.
Rollins, Mcleod, and Sturgis.
On Territorial .49aws-Messrs. Berk-
leo, Boal and Forbes
On the J,.diciary-Messrs. Boal, Nor
ris and LOOMS
On agriculture and .Manyaetwes--
Messrs Sturgis, LOOMS and Norris.
On Territorial Erpendit,wes-Messrs.
Forbes, Berkleo and Norris.
On Legislative Erpenditares--Messrs.
Norris, LOOMS and Sturgis.
O,, The .MHtia-Messrs. Forbes, Loo
mis- and Mcleod.
On Stockholders. Mcleod, Berk-
leo and Boal,
On hcorporations--Mcssrs. LOOMS,
Forbes and Rollins.
On Territorial Roads-Messrs. Burk-
leo, Sturgis and Norris.
On Eagrossed Bius-Messrs. Rollins,
Boal and Mcleod.
Mr. Burkleo by leave introduced the
following resolution which was adop-
ted, viz:
Resolred, Thatfifty copies, ofthe list of
standing committees be printed for the
use of the Council.
Mr.. Forbes by leave presented an &C
count of Henry A. Gliddon, which he
mooyed be referred to the Committee
on Legislative Expenditures.
The reference was accordingly made.
On motion of Mr. Sturgis,
The Council adjourned.
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
"WEDNESDAY 10 O'Clock A. NJ
The Speaker called the House to or
der.
The Rev. Mr. Hobart addressed the
throne of Grace.
Mr.. Babcock moved that commit-
tee of be appointed to wait on Judge
Cooper, and request him to administer
the oath of Office to the permanent Off
GERS of this House. .
Which was carried,
Messrs. Babcock and Dewey were
appointed said committee and irhnedi-
ately announced the presence of Judge
Cooper.
The officers were then, severaily
sworn in by his Hon. Judge Cooper.
Mr.. Babcock offered the resignation
of Mr.. Beatty to the Hon. Speaker and
members of the House of Representa-
tives of Minnesota Territory.
GENTLEMEN:-With sincere thanks
for the honor conferred upon me by
your choice of myself as Messenger of
the House of Representatives, | beg
leave to state that circumstances OF
which / was ignorant at the time having
transpired, which claim attention else
where, am therefore compelled to re-
sign. JAMES, BEATTY.
St. Paul. Sept. 5, 1910.
Mr.. Babcock moved that the resigna
ton be accepted.
Which was agreed to.
MIR. johnson moved that the House
now proceed to elect Messenger, which
was carried.
MIR. jackson nominated Fred. Oliver;
Nj. S. Wilkinson nominated o. II. Kel-
ley; Mr.. Brunson nominated Henry Fl.
Gliddon; Mr.. Johnson nominated n b.
Ferrill.
Messrs. Jackson and Holmes were
chosen Tellers.
The ballot being taken and counted,
it was found that
nl,var bad yofoe
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NOTICE.

NTHEREAS my wife. Margaret Simpler, has
Wv without just cause left my bed and board,
/ hereby forbid all persons harboring or trusting
her on my account. (20-3t) J, X. SIMPLER
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DIR. r. II. POETS.

DIR. r.. II. POTTS.
HNVING made ST. Paul his permanent resi-
IL A. dence, Will attend to ali calls III his profes-
sion in town and country. lie may be found at
present, al the store of Mr.. w. II. Forbes. At
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Y CST received by steamer Senator, a hand
~ some article of s DAY CLOCKS, and for sale
by (ang3) FREEMAN, LARPENlEUR y 90.
A LARGE assortment Of fashionable and busi-
IA ness HATS, inst received by
augusta H. q W.
DERFUMERY, Jewelry and fancy goods Of
Il all Kinds, opened few days since, and Of
iered for sale by [aug2l L. l.. q %.
BOOTS and SHOES, large assortment, ard
4 } very cheap, by [aug2l L. l. \ co.
~ARPENTER'S TOOLS and Hardware of
X all kinds and superior manufacture, just
received and for sale by [aug2l L. L. geo.
VTARIOUS KINDS OF WINES, including
Ducal Brand, Champagne, Madeira, Clares,
Malaga, Port, Sherry and hluscat, for.s sale at
FREEMAN, LARPENrEUR Co.'S.
4 LARGE assortment Of r. L. n A. Stewards
~ steam refined CANDY, at Wholesale and
Retail, (aug 9 ly.) t. L.. 81 TO.
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ANDs, CRADLEs.
CRIBs, and variety of other articles
Alr. /. being practical workman, will under
take any JOB Work usually coming within his
line. The public are invited to give him call
before purchasing in the lower towns. He will
sell as good articles and at as low prices, as can
be bought in Gaena. He is bound no, to be beat.
N. Bile will prepare CoiIins at II shortest
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+. CaZeau,
SEVEN COWS

Carpenter, JOINER and House-BuiIder Next
door above ID. Lambert, Esq's., Third st. l77oia
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-09-06
DRUGS AND
M e DIGIE e s !.
St. PAUL. Minnesota,

lust received from the east fresh supply Of
~ Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils. Glass, Var
nishas and Dye-stuffs, which viii be sold at the
owest prices. The principal articles are as fol-
The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1849-09-06
VIM. ID. Phillips,

Attorney and Counsellor at Law and Land Agent.
Presumption claims secured, and entries made
by Mlnlary VI arrants. Uihce on 1T. Anthony
street, nearly opposite the Upper Landing