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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-11-07
SHERIFF SALE.

J. 8 Il. c. Harkelrodes, } DY virtue of an
vs. I'D Execution to me
John G. Floyd. >directed. issued by
the District Court in and for the county of Du-
buque and State of Iowa. against defendant,
will, on the LIST day Of December, A. D. l849,
between the hours of ten o'clock in the fore
noon and six O'Clock in tho afternoon Of that
day, at the door of the Court House in said
county, expose to public sale, all the right, IT,
tie and interest OF John g. Floyd, in and to the
owned and worked by Charles O'Hsgan, Cor.
nelius Mullen and others, about two miles west
Of Dubuque, and known and called as OKLA.
gan's old range and diggings, in township eigh.
ty niue North Of Rahgel, East of 5th P. NJ,
with all appurtcnancest hereunto belonging,
to satisfy said writ as am therein commanded
w. G. STEWART, Shift D. C.
Oct. 81. l849. 8 st. Prs Fee, $3.50
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ESTRAY NOTICE.

17AKEN up by the subscriber, living in Tay
u Tor township, Dubuque county, OH the 4tl
day of October, (inst.) an cstpay HORSE, de-
scribed as follows: A strawberry roam, fourteen
and half hands high, u scar on the left hiv !, a
small star on the forehead, wry necked,. shod
all round, supposed to be four years old past
appraised at thirty-fvo dollars by M. D. Buic
and James Mcdowell.
Sworn and subscribed to before John M.
Moore, J. P, Vernon Township
HENRY BENNER,
Taylor Township.
Oct o. 1S49 Sat.
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The Child avas Healed.

YORK Precinct, Du Page Co.. III, Dec 81, 154e
Mr.. W. y. ,Sl0un--sr: Last summer one OF
my children was badly bitten by rattIcsnakc
We applied your Ointment freely, and 1.-THE
child was hcu led"
Also, | had a horse wounded in the stiflc
joint, in which he took cold, and became so
swollen and distressed, that the horse was sup.
posed worthless, but by free use Of your Ont
ncnt, was soon cured
We have used the Ointment in great ma
ny other cases. with equal success,
WALTER WHITBECK.
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FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
a.; f;59 fA1{} 400, T' ~, SfTf1T MH
Fresh Arrival of New Goods.

FNHE subscriber is now opening splendid
Il assortment of Fashionable Goods, suita-
bic for the Spring and Summer Season, con
sisting of supertine' French, German, and Eng
llsh black and fancy colored Cloths; French
Doeslin, Fancy and Ribbed Cashmere; Eng
lish and American black and fancy Cassimercs;
Black and Fancy Satns, Bacuthcd and Flor
entine, silk Nesting, and great variety OF
Linen and Murseilles Vestings.
Also, well.sected assortment Of white and
fancy Shirts, Collars, Cravals, stocks, Scarls,
Suspcndcrs, Bra ces. and Hose.
The above Goods have been selected with
especial reference to the Spring and Summer
Trade; and the attention of the Public gener-
aiy i" fully rvited to his Goods, which
Will be made to Order III fashion, Ia
and workmanlikc manner.
CHARLES TAYLOR,
Main. street, few doors above NAPLES House
June 9th, IS40. 30 Gm
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N O / &c E !

n S hereby given, that the Dubuque Mutual
Il Fire Insurance Company has been incorpo.
rated under the provisions Of an act Of the
General Assembly of the State of Iowa, en-
titled, ian act to authorize general Incorpo-
rations.' for the purpose of mutually insuring
dwelling houses, stores, shops, and other build.
ngs, household furniture and other property
Of its members.
The capital stock Incorporated, consists of
the deposited premium, notes Of it's mbers,
subj Get to assessment for the payment Of loss
cs and expenses.
Two and half per cent on the amount Of
the deposite premium notes is actually paid
in when the articles Of Incorporation are
signed and Insurance effected by every mem
bcr, and The remainder is to be paid whenev
er the Directors shall make assessment on said
notes tie pay losses and expenses,
The association commenced its corporate
existence OH the goth day of April 1S4S,
which will expire by limitation of law on the
Goth day of April, 1868 but subject to re-.
for a like period Of twenty years. The officers
of the company consists of Board of twelve
directors TO be elected annually on the first
Monday in June, and President, Secretary,
and Surveyor appointed by the Directors
C. II. BOOTH, Pres't.
M. MoBLEY, Scc'y.
DIRECTORS,
C. II. Booth, J. P. Farley, j. l.. Langworthy,
]. c. Weathcrby, +. V. Goodrich, Rcha I'd
Benson, w. S. Gillian Jno. G. Shields. P. A
Lorimicr, VIM La "thcr, Peter NAPLES, and
NJ. Moblcy.
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UNPARALLELED .MEDICfNEs

SLoAN's CoLuMN--We call attention TO
Sloan's column, for new notices Of his unrival.
led Medicines. We have come TO the concu.
sion after reading these highly complimentary
notices, that the medicine is some If not more.
1t has great name, and from the testimony of
those who have proved its efficacy, we should
Judge it to ejust the thing for the times We
say success to that which is truly useful. /. -
Wisconsin STANDARD, Muy s, ls49. z
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MLAW JZAWZS[L@YQ

~ D. SULLIVAN & Co. having lust open.
~. cd their new establishment at No. 80,
Fourth street. opposite Planters House, which
they have fitted up in u style superior to their
former one. and TO which they RESI- ectiully 80
icit the attention Of their old customers and
the public generally to The fine stock of jewel.
ny which they have opened, superior to any
ever brought to this city-such as
Ladies' & gentiemens' double cascd watches;
DO do breast pins and bracelets
Gold chaids:fob and vest chains, seal Is 4 rings
Ear rings, bracelets; claps, necklaces;
Diamond rings and pins and bracelets;
Fancy set and plain rings; gold pens, pencils,
Tooth pick; gold thimbles, shields g. buckles
Gent!cmens' shirt studs & wristba nd buttons
variety of card cases and boquet holders
A large assortment OF forks, spoons and but
ter knives, fruit do, and sugar tongs. Also.
a large assortment Of watch.make rs' tools, at
wholesale and retail, low for cash.
N. bail watches that were left before
the fire Of 18th May, were saved, and can be
had by the owners calling for them. We are
now prepared to attend TO all the branches of
our business. such as cleaning and repairing,
IN the very best manner, all chronometers,
duplexcs, lever, and lepne watches. Also,
all kinds of silver ware made to order, and IN
the shortest notice, and always u quantity Of
the same kept on hand The highest prices
paid for old gold and silver, by
G. D. SULLIVAN & co.
No 80, Fourth street, opposite Planters House.
Sept. 9Th, 1919. LILY 81 ~ .---
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TOO MUCH


Cannot be said in favor OF Sloan II Horse MI
defines. Our neighbors friends, and acqnain
tances who have used them, testify their APP
probation in no ordinary terms, and recon
mend them with confidence. Cures, i Emos
mracul Ions, have been effected BY this rnedi
cine. Every disease which the horse Is he'll
to- is cured, permanently. By the use 81
Sloan's Medicines. TRY IHEMand test fol
yourseftheir efficacy. Il III. Organ, Hay S, as
, HIGHLY SPOKEN OF.
Extract from the Waukesha Democrat, Wiseon.
sin, May 8, 1919.
Sloan's Medicines-A subscriber writing
from the town Of New Berlin, requests us to
say, that he has used Mr. Sloan's Horse Oint.
ment in several instances during the past win.
ter. and always with the desired effect, and
wishes us to recommend it to those who have
the use and care of horses. Mr.. Sloan's Nc.
dicines are highly spoken of generally, and
from the favorable acquaintance we ha ve with
that gentleman, we are led to believe that
they are prepared with view to give 8 feul
benefit to whatever purpose they are recon.
mended.
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SHERIFF SALE

SHERIFF SALE.
Nehemiah Barber. RYvirtue Of an Execu
Thos. S: Taylor, issued by the District
'Robt. w. Brasher. Court in and for the coun.
& Jas. w. Taylor, } ty of Dubuque and State
of Iowa, against defendants, will. on the
oath day Of November, A. D. ls49, between the
hours Of ten o'clock A. M. and six o'clock r. M.
Of that day, at the door of the Court House in
said county, expose to public sale all the right,
title, interest, claim, and property Of Robert
w. Brasher in and to the following described
Real Estate, in said county. to wit: the north.
west fractional quarter Of section eighteen (lS)
in,township eghty-.lne 1897 north. range two,
east Of the 5th P. M; and also, all the right,
title, interest, claim, and property of Jas. w.
Taylor in and to the following described Real
Estate, in said county, to wit: South half of
the south west quarter of section twelve Q2)
in township eighty.nine 1897 north, range one,
east of the 5tb P. M, with oil the appurtenan-
,ces thereunto belonging to each tract as above
described, to satisfy said writ as l am therein
commanded. "
VIM G. STEWART, Shift D. C.
Oct. II, A. D. 1919. 7-3t. Prs. $3.50.
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HEIE uprrsnu

It will be seen by looking over our adyertis.
ing columns. Sloan 3 medicines have more Ger.
tificates Of cures, than any other medicines I'D.
vertised. This certainly speaks for them !
reputation above most medicines now in use.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-11-07

Great News from California.
THE subscriber having received such
Il news as induces him to cmigrate, of.
fers for sale his beautiful residence, situated.
at the corner of 10th and Main streets. Du-
buque. Any one wishing great bargain,
will do we'll to call soon. ,
ISAAC N. HlGBEE.
Sept. 18th, 1S49. 2-tf a..
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LIFE INSURANCE,


Tl1E subscribers have been appointed A.
IL cts in Dubuque, for, the PHoNlx INsu.
RANCE COMPANY, of Saint Louis, and are pro-
pared to receive and forward applications for
policies. .e &sl#
The Company has an ample guarantee CAPT.
tai in addition to premiums. Their terms are
as liberal those of any similar Office. and the
insured participate IN the profits of the Com
pany.
As an illustration Of the advantages Of life
insurance. we mention case, which is one Of
many, that might be cited. A clergyman of
Saint Louis took out policy from this office.
on the 7th Of July, (ultimo) for $5,OOO-the
premium on which was comparatively triie;
on the 22d of July, the gentleman died of Che.
Iera. and tho company have paid over to his
family 5000.
F. C. e. f. H. SMITH.
Fl. L. WHITMAN, Medical Examiner.
August 9TH, 1949. 49.tf.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-11-07

WIDE SPREAD CELEBRITY
Sloans Colum l.--Attention is directed "a
Sean's Offices III this week g issue. His ME.
dicines are outaining widespread celebrity,
and deserve trial. Green Bay Advocate, Wis
ApriL26, 1849.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-11-07
COURT OF JONES CO., IOWA

DISTRICT COURT OF JONES co., IOWA.
Benjamin Chaplin,
Robert S. Wood, Petition for specific per-
and Ann his wife, formance.
formerly Ann Corn
wall, heirs of Jacob
Cornwall, decd.
TENHE said defendants, Robert S. Wood and
Il Ann, his wife, heirs of Jacob Cornwall,
deceased, who are non residents Of this State,
are hereby notified, that petition is pending
in said Court. filed by Ben jamin Cha plin, a.
gainst them, setting forth that Jacob Cornwall,
in his lifetime, did, on the 26rh day of Sept.
1912, give to the said Chaplin bond, in wr-
ting, binding him, the said Jacob, to make to
said Chaplin deed for the north half of the
east half Of the south cast quarter of section
No. four, township No. eighty three, north of
range No. three, west Of the fifth principal
mcridian-thc said Chaplin having furnishsd
to said Jacob the Ir oney with which said land
was entered, and that said Jacob died without
making said Chaplin deed. The said petit
ton further sets forth, that said Robert S.
Wood and Henry Cornwall have been duly ap
pointed Administrators of said Jacobs estate.
and prays that said defendants, and the other
heirs of said Jacob, may be decreed to make q
deed Of conveyance for thesfand aforesaid-
The said Robert and Ann are hereby notified
that said petition will come on for final hearing
on the first Monday in April, 1850, at which
time they can appear and shew cause why the
prayer Of said petition should not be granted.
I'D. WALWORTH, Clerk.
Wilson y Smith, Atty.
Oct. Gath. 1s49. ST. Prs. Fee $1,000.
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FEMALE SCHOOL,,

L ENIAL LII DVIIVII u,
MT ISIS E. CALDER has juct opened a
IYA School for YOUNG LADIES, in rooms for
merly occupied by the land Office, in the Lang
worthy Block; and respectfully soicits scho-
ars.
TUITION PER TERM OF 10 WEEKS:
Ordinary English Branches and Sowing, SO. 90
Higher do Go do do $500
French md Drawing, each $780, or either, with
all the English branches, $500; and for all the
studies, $40 90.
Dubuque, Sept. ~, 1s49. 23m
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NOTICE.

A LII those indebted to the late firm of Muir
IA rhy & Burke, will find their notes and ac-
counts with Michael O'Brien, who is authorized
to collect them. . -.
Dubuque. Sept. 10, 1s49 s.4t
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STOCK OF GOODS.

direct from the Eastern Cities and manufucto
ries, comprising oUcr Fiuc Hundred Packages
in which will be found
Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods;
Straw Goods; Hats and Caps; Boots & Shoes
Clothing; Cutlery, Saddlery,
Queens and Hard Ware. Groceries, &c.
Iron Castings, Steel, &c. &c.
And in fine, everything necessary to the wants
comfort and taste Of both city and country. and
of the latest styles and patrons. Call and sec
us: take your time to examine our goods and
prices, and we fear not the result, as we dc
know Of ii truth, that our facilities enable us
to sell at Wholesale or Retail as Cheap as ans
House North Of St. Louis
Wheat, Dry and Green Hides will be taken
in exchange for Goods. or in payment of debts
nop due, if delivered on or before the first Of Oc
tober neat. Then come along with your WheaI
and Hides, ono and all that kno,c themselves in
deJted to US, be the amount much or little;-
those old scores must be settled up, and that short
H. EN- ERSON g. SHIELDS.
No. al, corner Of Main and 9TH s.s Dubuque
August 20, 1919.
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WAN TED ALSO.

TVEN THOUSAND hickory HOOP POLES
J. for which the highest price will be paid
NADEAU, ROGERS y co.
Dubuque, Sept. 5,h, 1919. Inns
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MARTINS EMPORIUM!
UNPRECEDENTED SUCCESS OF
NO. 11S.
T. A IL OF HS49,
MOTTO:
Ipledge myselfto sell lorer taan any other house!

"JoeJ ~ Sttt IoDe| I'tuh any OtNeT mouse.
MY business is done entirely upon the Cash
lvA principle, therefore, have no losses to
make upon ba Debts, as those do no sen up
on Credit, and have to make up the difi'crenc
on their Cash Customers.
My Stock this Fall is the largest ever bro't
West, comprising by far the most complete as
sort'ncnt ever offered by any House. My goods
have all been purchased for Cash and manur fac.
! turcd ut very low prices.
lap styles and a7attcrus
are beautiful, many Of thrm the richest and
| most fashionable ever offered in this country:
the whole Of my time and attention has been
devoted to the purchasing and manufacturing
of my Stock, as my brother Charles G. Martin
attends to the st. Louis establishment: there
fore it must be apparent TO every one, from the
many advantages that possess, and the long
experience that have had, Fifteen Years )
that am enabled to get up Stock better d.
apted TO the Marks 1t than any other House.
| am determined to sell at very small profits,
so az to make it object for every Country
Merchant to invest his Cash Capital in Cloth
ing, as it will pay him better profit, meet
with quicker sales, and leave no remnants to
loose on. Merchants, that cannot make it con
vcnient to visit the city, by sending in their
orders, can have them filled at the lowest
Cash Prices, and those that do not please, can
be returned. | have but
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1849-11-07
M LEVRy GOO D@s
NOTICE TO ALL

WHOM TT MAY C1NCENN, FNUM TIE EISINN Ut IIif.
SUN TO THE GOING DOWN THEREOF!
FEVEi undersigned would respectfully return
q their sincere thanks to the public gcner.
ally, for their very liberal patronage and free
use of their dimes at No. "a, for the last ten
years, and we trust, by honest and strict atten-
tion to business, cheap Goods, and plenty Of
them, to merit u continuance of your kind ia
vors.
We have spliccd the Post-ofiice department
TO the old al, which adds very much to her
size, convenience, and comfort and while VIC
have been making these extensive arrange
mcnts, we have not forgot to enlarge our mo-
ney bags and safes in proportion. So, come a.
long with your yellow dirt and Mericans, we
have still room for more OF the same kind
We are now receiving our Fall and Winter
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FORTY LAND WARRANTS.
LAND WARRANTS!

THE undersigned. direct from New Orleans,
(the lowest market in the u. States for
Land Warrants offers for sale IN this place, a
lot Of Land Warrants, guaranteed to be genu-
inc. Satisfactory reference will be given to
any>pcrson wishing to purchase. Those desir,
ing to purchase, will do we'll to call. have
both Forty and One Hundred and Sixty Acres
JOS. NJ. .LOWENSTIEN,
or Now Orleans.
City Hotel, Dubuque, Iowa, Oct. 81, l549--9t
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~ WgW &OOD@g (75
ISAAC M VAN E3M@A[N1o

(AT THE OLD STAND OF HAMMoNDs MARKLE)
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Dry Goods Groceries, Hardware
Clothing, Boots and Shoes Hats Caps Queensware &C. &C.
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DISTRICT COURT
Benjamin Chaplin,
Robert S. Wood,
and Ann his wife,
formerly Ann Corn
wall, heirs of Jacob
Cornwall, decd.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1849-10-24
MEXICAN OII-THE CREATE:

MEXICAN OIL-TliE GREATEST
N REMEDY OF NATITRE--Drocn,tdf from
,reH in kenfnehy, lS5 feet belor the eafth's
face. THIS Oil will be found vastly superior to
Harlem. British, any other formerly popular
Ois. lis curative properties for the follows g
al me nts are truly wonderful:
lnf1anmatory rheumatism whoopIng cough
--phthisc ghs--c olds-spasmS- letter.
erysipeias-scald head Dflamma,ory
sore throat-liver complaint inflammation OF
the kidneys in the breast. side and bac k
--diseases of the sprne--- pIes---heart burn
diseases of the hip ioiut--inhamed sore eyes,
deafness and ear-ache wormst tooth ache
sprains-- observation-disclosures scaics- bruises-cuts
---uice rs---canc rs-fever sores. &c. &c.
Its merits It's best recomtne ndation, as
. thousands of people of all classes and ages can
testify.
Cauti0n.--In order to De sure Of obtaining the
genuine. purchase only Of the General Agent
i,r. Edgar Thorn. Dublin. " ayne Co. Ind.. OF
through sub-agen;s appointed BY him for is sale
each of whom viii have Show Bill. and geneT-
Al directions in parnphle; form. containing the
names and address of the ProprietoTs. and Cen
erai Agent for the State of Indiana. as follows:
u. HAIL s Co. ProPrietors. kentucky,
Doctor EDGAR THoRy, General Agent for the
State OF Indiana, Dublin, Wayne county, to
whom all orders must be addressed
AGExrs:-Jesse Meek. DR.. HoweIis. Richmond
Townsend. Lewis & Co. Sivers Il Bragg
Cambridge; Jacob Sewers. Gormantown: DR.:
j. P Ball. CentrevIie: J. :. Starr. Newport
j. BaIlenCer, Williamsburg; Lock & Mills
Economy; l.. Lesh. Franklin: W .. Armen,.
Dalton: Vaughan & Duhadaway, Hagerstown,
c.. ID. Kern. Nixon.
April Is. 1919. l':9m
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The Greatest discovery Of the Age:

y y L. L
IS constantly eff citing cures OF the utmost m
portauce The most lucrednions are consin-
c-a-tii- most f4iihless are compelled 70 betlev"
the 20 anu virtue OF ii'i@ great fetntcE-
It's universally admitted to be the most e" on
rlul combination know n TO the verdi Tor me
immediate rc!cf of disease ana pain. IL never
fails while there remains ,uiiicien Mt life TO restore
ii natural and healthy action 10 the capillary YES
sells OF the boIy. ana efna!lze the ci'ca'at on ~
the blood. By this snean<, controlling power
- g1ined over the most uIIig aant forms OF EiS-
ease winch cannot be oolaIn-a fsom any other
r4me.y SuclI Is the power Of this cof.tiGsttoa
that IL pcuetratcs To every portion Q! the human
frame: every bone AMI muscle, VEIN, nerve ana
rament is searched out, ami maze sensibi OF
f> purifying aud healing influence Hence II
copcs Is readily with Internal a. external AIS
ease Nun. rous instances are on record where
this remedy has restored health to patients 50
near the grave that the most powerful Internal
remedies failed To produce any eH"ct. Such mas
frequently been the case IA lNF LA dA tpN
, OF the BOW EIS-no patIent ever need a." ol
this disease where the Magnetic Ointment can
b.. obtained Tat dangerous Epia-nic know u
rs ,h. FJTRID FRY >iPt.INS can always b.
cured hy tins remedy. Tor lNIl.A NAlpk1
RfIEC MATS VI. this Ointment = the most COM
piete remedy ever prepared. Ia - eases out OF
100 IL viii .tford eni re relief to tn worst cases
Of Nervous Headache IN thirty minutes. Tor
nervous diseases this remedy j. of imtnea val
ne A Elections Of tine Spine, rheumatism, Lama
ness liberated Sore Throat, Bronchitis, fieuri-
~, Group Choiic. Cholera Morhus. Ague IN the
Face or Breast, Burns, Scald Head. Scroiu'a.
Salt Rheum, Erysipe las6si ntll'nri Eyes. Fever
Sores, &c, VIII be immediately relieved hy The
the Of this remedy.
;~For further particulars and teslincnidiSs
see pamphlets left ii each agent
For sale ny IRNIN REED. only Agent for
Richmond. where ii can lie had Wholesale ANA
retail. P,ice p Crais ser Eoi|ic.
Richmond. May 9, ~. 2}:yr
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nEyINGyENr TAN's!-- Notice is hereby
~ given, that will proceed TO sell at public
auction. on the second Nondoy in Norember merit.
hetween the hours of 10 O'Clock, and 4
o'clock, y. m. of said day. before the council
house door in this city, the following described
Real Estate, for Taxes due and unpaid by the
owners, to-wit:
One out lot assessed to Tho's Benton and owned
by John Davis, known Is stone quarry, south
Main street:
Lot No. =, Fl Wayne Avenue. VIM. Daily:
Lot No. 10, north Filth St. Jcfc. Hubbard;
Lots No. 1873, 1874, north Fifth ST. ID. 5. ilorney;
Lot No. -. north Marion St. Henry Jackson;
Lot nortl, Main St, Geo. Wilson;
Lot M. li3. south Green ST, Geo. Wilson;
Lot No. II north hall, moth Front street, John
A. Johnson;
The cnts and profits OF which said property
will be first offered Tor sac for the shortest time
Tho same can be sold for: not ercfeiing seuen
gears, 10 pay said taxes and costs Of sale; and II
the rents and profits will not bring the amount
required. I will then Offer the fee simple to the
highest bidder for cash in haud-seiing no more
Of said property than will be sufficient 10 dis
charge said tax and costs.
H. H. PITNF. Collector.
Richmond oct ,. 1912 i0tn
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s TO y j. CT r TIN G .

$ 7 q = T. c T t | Y G.
HNIE suhscriber specially informs the pub
lie and his friends. that he still continues
the Stone Cutting business in Richmond, on Pearl
street. near the Market House. where he will be
pleased to furnish cut stone of every description
the most accommodating terms. He has how
on hand (nnd expects shortly to receive an addi-
tional SUPPLY complete assortment of
AMERICAN MARBLE & CHIC GRAVE STDNFs
which he will sell cheaper. for cash. than they
have ever before been sold in this city.
Plain and Ornamental Lettering,
done in good style and to order. Call and ex-
anime his assorttne nj aud prices.
DANIEL MORRISON.
Richmond, June 6, lS49. 3Stf:A1