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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-31

GoiNG IT A-Suor.-We understand that
. company of some fifteen persons, from the
State otOhio, paused through this place last
Thursday on foot, and we're intending to On
through 10 that way to Californa. They
said they intended to live entirely on meat
after they left the settlements. and could
carry with them enough to last Is or 30
days, and would kill plenty moro ON The
way, and asked noodds Of "ootfits or s.muls
teams" a. they could beat them sall hol-
Ter" in travelling. The company i spoken
Of here ~ being some &c the "b'noys."
-M'sevs' Erprcss.
Tha is not quite equalto our pedessrisu
the mau who crossed The Mississippi o.
. Penkmife.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-31

SAGAcIrY or A DoG.-Wc have in our
day, seen many tough story ot the sagaci,y
oi the canine race, bot we are abou, to. tell
one which will beat anything OF the kind
we have ever seen or heard. What IA bet.
ter the incident !. true, having actually o.
Cured 10 neighboring city. Il was sela.
ted to ms by ,nnn Of unimpea .tnhle vcraei-
~, who knew the dog. Should this meet
the eve OF the gentleman who related il to
Us, he will affirm il true. lie was mem.
Der Of Gov. Briggs council last year, nnJ is
rs modest md uraysuming a. the Governor
himself. But to our s,ory.-The owner Of
this dog was in the habit Of giving him
a cent at certain hour. every day. and
with il the dog would 60 to the market, house
and buy his dinner. His master would
carefully enveloP the cent in piece Of pa
per, and the dog would 90 to the market
man, place tho cent in his hand and awxit
his cents worth Of meat. The dog being
regular customer, generally got a pretty
liberal slice, and went off coute nted.t, One
day he went to his master ut the usual
hour. and gave him to understand that his
dnnor hour had arrived. Seeing the dogs
nncasinesa, he thought hc would let him
wait little while; whereupon the dog seiz.
cd piece Of paper. and bounded Of in tho
direction Of the market. On arriving at tho
stall a which be vas regularly served, he
laid his paper quietly down and stepped
forward for his supply Of meat. IhC inar-
ket man cut oil and gave hi.n his usual
supply Of meat. The man stopped to pick
up his money, when 10! there was nothing
but q piece Of piper. lie related thin cir.
cumstanCc 10 the owncr, who on tho tHl-
lowing day offered tho dog cent 10 bug bis
dinner with, but the dog would not take il
fIe then attempted TO call ,hs dog to tho
market house, but il was no go, and Er
months he could not be made to 20 10 tho
market. For the absolute tsnth Of this
story No vouch. Those who disbeievc il
may ask and answer this question: liza
dog will steal, knowing the net to 10 theft,
why may no not cheat! Both in a,r mind,
indicate tho Improvement incident to this
companionship with man.-Boston Masc-
ann.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-31

QrIck MARRIAeE.--The Noapasicl says
young man u wealth snd responsibility
in Cincinnati, goa wiis last wesk, il vesv
short order. Passing through oos af ~
markets, he wss struck with tho beauty Il
. very pretty girl who had accompanied her
parents to tho msrket on that dsy. Ths
ensmoured swain immediately sought au
inareduction, rsqosstsdef lhs passsas thsis
favorable coosidssaiioa q his suit, pvspoapd
70 tho young lady. ~ss accep,sd. and a.
next dsy-maSrisd.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-31

ADVANTAGE or SHARny pRgzs.--A
French paper gives On incident that lately
happened to celebrated artist, who 10 OK
treInely neglsctlul ofhis toilette. Leaving
his study one day, aud walking along tho
street rather nhsen,ly, he heard q call rom
. female voice behind him.
'Hcre, my man, said lady beckoninu
TO him. can you carry bundle y little way
for me:'
The ursiss looked at tho lady Cor mo-
men'. saw that she was very handsome,
and instead Of explaining, as he was aboai
to do. that he was . gentleman, he sAid
Willingly madame" end followed her Into,
q shop.
Tho bundle was large and heavy; but he
lifted il with some effort on his shoulder,
and followed after the lady, who. slightly
raising her petsicoass. went fast on bciou,
showing an exquisilively turned pair of
feet aud ankles. She mounted .. last to
the second story Of house, with tho tired
porter close at her heels, and began TO
tumble in her pocket n find money to paw
him. As she did 30, the artist Looked weIl
Al her face. and found il 10 be one of tho
most peculiar in its style Of heuuty, as well
~ one Of the fines. he had ever seen.
pardon me, he said, as she offered him
the money, u am not porser--l am an Or.
list, and instead Of money; will ak favor
Of you, 70 allow mo 10 take copy Of your
face. The package vas heavy, aud tho
compliment you paid to my dress NOT very
gratifying, but ! shall be we'll paid ifI can
send copy Of your beauty to the next ex.
hibition Of the Academy
And soa great srsis, camo nv the orig.
i0nl Of one Of the most exquisite pictures
which bis pencil had ever put upon canvass.
Home Journal
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-31

A OxE WHEELED CARRIAGE: THE Hon.
sEs IxsID..-A new md very novel inven.
ton called one wheeled coach, has recent.
" been tried out west, and promises 10 be
Of much value, especially on praisies, o,
wherever the ground is tolerably level
The vehicle consists ofa largo hollow wood
en- wheel fourteen feet in diameter, and six
feet vide. The horses are placed inside,
and propel il along in the same nsnnes
that Gagged squirrel makes its wheel re.
volve. Stats are nailed on the inside floor
Of the wheel. by which the horses obtain
foothold. In the centre 10 . smell iron
shaft, from which suspend hangers which
support four comfortable so(as for passen.
gers; tho wheel thus reyolvcs freely, the
seats remaining in perfect equilibrium
The arrangement for guiding the carriage
10 very simple and effective; il con make Z
much shorter turn than . coach
The horses are not confined by harness
and = they travel o il were on On endless
plank road, their work u comparatively
easy.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-31
(Fron, the Quaker City.l
THE DUEL;
on COURAGE THAT 70 NOT AFRAID or THE NAME
OF sscowARp.n
~ GEORGE LIPPARp.

bf Gko1Ge LIffA1D.
The morrow came.
The room Of the Colonel 10 the Inn Of
Alexandria WAS the ihestrs of remarkable
scene. Through the uncurtained windows
cape the light Of early dawn, and there
you might bshold . glimpse of river,
glimnesing family 10 tho ray Of fading
star.
Silence reignsd through the chamber
silence and gloom-although some twenty
persons were assembled there. In one
corner stood tho bed with unrufiled cover.
let; in the centre was the table, and around
were seated the gentlemen who had been
summoned % witnesses Of the approaching
Duel.
These OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Of whom were
officers in the Colonel's regiment-o.hers
planters Of broad lands aud immense for.
tUnes--sat 10 silence, gazing with folded
arms upon the table which stood in the
centre. or through the gloom into each
others faces.
The bluff Captsin vas there, but he for.
got oil bic apt sayings about honor and
chiv airy; near him, the Ensigo, whose pale
face, paler 10 fact than ever, indicated q
night of anxious thought, and then our
friend the Planter, who, although tho hous
was early. and he had not yet broken his
fast, still pressed cigar between his lips,
and hid his face 10 . curtain Of smoke.
Tho Colonel aud the challenged man
alone were absent. A for tho colonel, be
was 10 tho next room. attending to his let
tiers and-perchsnce-to bis last will and
testament.
The first ray Of sunrise sho, through the
window and trembled upon tho vscsn,
table.
A. il that beam, breaking in upon the
gloom, had unlooscned their hearts and
tongues, the gentlemen began 10 whisper
to each other. One spoke Of the sad and
fatal necessity Of Murder involved in the
Code of Honos-snolher Of the widows and
orphans vho had been made by that blcssed
cods-a third Of tho efficacy Of : sword
thrust. 10 healing broken hearts, or Of the
short and easy method Of patching up sslf.
respect BY s-piseol shot.
0oms sDoks of the character Of the
young eoloasl, Who. but twenty years old,
mighe b cid ard sliG bsloes a hour wss
eo9s.
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fnY CROWDED STREET.
81 WV. C. BRYANT.

By WV. C. BRyANT.
Let me move slowly through the street,
Filled with an ever shifting train,
Amid the sound OF steps that beat
The murmuring walks like autumn rain.
How fast the fitting figures come
The mild, the fierce, the stony face
Some bright with thoughtless smiles, and som'
Where secret tears have left their trace.
They pass-so toll, TO strive, 10 rest;
To halls in which the feast is spread:
To chambers where the funeral CUES,
In silence sits beside the dead.
And some to happy homes repair,
Where children, pressing cheek to cheek,
With mute csScsscs shall declare
The tenderness they cannot speak.
And some who walk in calmness here,
Shall shudder as they reach the door
Where one W made their dwelling dear,
Iss flower, iss light, is seen no more.
Youth, with pale cheeks and slender frame,
And dreams Of greatness in thine eye.
Goess thou to build IN early name,
Or early in the task to die!
Keen son Of trade, with anxious brow!
Who 10 now Auiiering in thy snsres
Thy golden fortunes, tower they now!
Or melt the giittering spires in air!
Who Of this crowd, tonight, shall tread
The dance till day light CLEANS again!
Who sorrow DER the untincly dead!
Who wrishe in throcs Of mortal pain!
Some, famine struck, shall think how long
The cold. dark hours; how slow the light!
And some, who faunt among the throng,
Shall hide in the dcns Of shame tonight
Each, where his task or pleasure call,
They pass and Iced each other not;
There 10, who hceds, who holds them oil
In Ills large love and boundicss though.
These struggling tides Of life, that seem
In hayward, aimless course to tend,
Are cddics Of the mighty stream
That rolls To lie appointed end.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-31

PoErIcAL CRIrEIsx.-Some poet says:
sob she was fair,
Bnt sorrow came and left his sraces thers.v
wbersupon practical individual ioquires,
what became o. the rest Of The hasness.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-31

"What 10 that dog barking stfs s.ked q
Top, whose boots we're more polished than
bic IDEAS.
"Why," replied bystsndsr. sbecause be
sess aDoeher puppy 10 your boots"
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-31

NEwsrAPER AwrIcLss.-There ID much
excellent advice given 10 the present oh.
serv atoms which we take from Wrighs's
Casket, and which not faw Of our cotesn-
poraries Of the Press might well take to
heart. and '.see themselves 10 others see
them
A long newspaper article, like ga great
book, 10 "great evil" They are less apt
to be read; aud il perused 81 all, = good
part Of their effect is necessarily lost, il
the beginning is forgotten before the end il
reached. Short articles, on the contrary, ~
they are most easily read and remembered,
GRE most likely 10 be useful. virgil's good
old maxim in agriculture, is equally sppli.
cable when writing for the public. "Ad-
mire," says he. ''la,ge farms, cultivsie
small ones" Many subjects cannot Justly
be treated with brevity. But such are moi
suitable To the columns Of . newspaper
they should be discussed in the monthlies,
or quaIterlies, or 10 books. A newspaper
paragraph they should be nearly synony-
mous) should be brief and 10 the point
Il il great srl to say, either verbally OF
10 print, just whst one has to say, and m
more-and 10 stop ,chen you haze finished
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-31

An old bachelor being III, bic sister pre-
scented him cup medicine. what 10 ~
asked he. She answered, it 10 elixir asth
matte, il 10 very aromatic, and will make
you feel very ecstatic.' Nancy he repIi.
cd with smile, you arc very sister matte.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1849-05-31

ToBACco AND MoRTALIrY.-At the last
meeting Of the Academic dcs Sciences 4
paper was brought forward BY N. Carbonell,
upon the effects of tobacco OH The workmen
employed 10 make cigars and prepare To-
hscco. Il would appear thst out Of 40 e.
males whose husbands follow that occupa-
lion, 356 had twins; but with regard to
health, out Of 1000 workmeo, $40 became
smacinied TO the highest degree, and "a 10
. secondary manoes.-Frssda paper.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-11-30
RAPpAnANNocK LAND FOR SALE.

WILL sell the Farm called NESTING on whte l"w reside Il
lies the o MliicscX about ten inirS above trbana
immediately ~ tie river contains G> t3 oi which
hat r,y AL married. aGd productive any land on The
river balance IN pine aud cor! wood: eight
is,r~ from the F"rn tie arihes' on 81
mile from ME. water tour or i've thousand
ses planted Parr,; and Mud Creek. where
ry line any the river fish AMI Wild "" as The
larsc starry Frame House. Ban. Com
Ilus. all necessary Ouihosc II ~rirs- ANY
person wishing purchase will please call a view the pre-
Mil. l.a:r Two hundred yari from Rapi@ar
GRINDERS. all and III good order
failing Of the above properly sold pr
vacy viii Ne nrat pubic SALE the 18th Of December Terms
purchasers. Z. !. brown
NnA.h l-rt.s
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WORTHY OF ATTENTION!

Agenat gents. Wanted for very popular Work.
~ county in this SAT- rosue subscribers Tor the SONS
@ I 8 Per e"pS
s5f %S n af HS %e sss a n @
editor of it i' w." - -"
Active nesen; young s. to s Per day as
eaa address, post paid l. \ FREEMAS Richmond v5sna 'N
n. None need apply bu, those who viii ali
" The Richmond whg Rockingham Register Norfolk Herald
and Wheeling Argus please copy the dollar sond
Fo1 s Tsmpsas . Agents 70" Richmond T SS the
FLEETWOOD ACADEMY, KING AND QUEEN.
WE next session OF this institution will commence tie 2 jar
The operation school wears
and appreciation by the public During this time
dents have the highest honors Of The Colleges the SAFE
many without collegiate
lon as and m more have been prepared teahy and sue
'esSIIlly 10 dis,harEe active vocaions Of life
shns since . rs es,abhmen anal anal y @ as anns p s
ply scan-not this sessioa
hh alanmen scrpuous fidelity aai .S fitness n ali respects
Of the highest order The marked nvous compliment
the annexed shows
scholarship held by the Professors and BoaIdof Visitors
,a Institute certificate of the standing Of pupils
scr Harrison Of the University also submitted
VIRGINIA MILITARY INSTITUTE Sept ~ lsi9
reed be appointed unite with the Hoard the public
;o Of the classes the June examination Under this authority
much qualification you make
am very ' fasScis il Ks SMITH sTIi Superintendent
Mr. J C. CorNcrt, Fleetwood Academy
UNIVERSITY VIRGINIA. Nov. -. lS9
have hal classes who have rccisci
their education Fleetwood Academy Mr.
White and take such
having read all the Latin and Greek authors usually embraced
preparatory enabled them
Greek Classes and make good in the studies therein
sued add that they have been inferior eentenn
conduct and attention their studies thus rejecting credit the
teacher who had charge Of their previous training
GEsSNER HARRISON.
Professor Ancient Languages
The will include the branche,
ung sound English education Greek French Tactics and
full Mathematical theoretical and practical with
that taught the Military and the University Virginia
The discipline School, based Of
the training and direction of YOUTH Will be such order
and obedience nid, yet wholesome, firm AMI decided
Terms all the branches and boan including
except lights the first session. ending hr 9th July ssh
yabie Goth ending ahh December $50
Those wishing pupils VIII address tho subscriber Fleetwood
Academy 2. o., Va o WHITE.
Nov 2S-dirGrwtf
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UliaFIIal az ne t'uNIftn 81 Janlrs Brown.
Pnwhaan. November 20 cut
EELLFIELD EoK sALE.

EeEi1F!Eib the residence at thu late Mr. T. u Payne tl
al upper to"chaad about "a!
tout House. the Gar;crsyr road iron
PtiihrIi Warehouse. Iaira River ttEa, which
'crn' road I"a!s Tho lric contains about hundred
suihcety ~ wo aud We'll red. upper lcLinsholr Greet
through wh.si, good and Mill
a ,s Barn, wi,h good Thrrlng Machine. three Tobacco,
Houses Quarters all other buildings
has Orchard II choice Apple Trees, and variety other f
The Dwelling House surrounded
beautiful shrbbc attractive Ia IL appearance ;onior
able aud convenient There good office liz
. productive AMI vegetables Drlina healthy
residence, The and though deep quick
readily producing uata d manufacturing tosccn
TERMS LOO cash balance wears desired
ID" purchaser glsi See; OF Trust the lard The ldy
H. With annail Possession
lst January the purchaser who crop
wheat this Fail IeItoc' !e 10 the estate IN Laura AMI Eliza
beth III Pope wch S H. conveyed by them the purchaser
Tie su'f'r Colonel VI rdync Mr. Brooks. le
vii. is place wishing purchase trrc
nys, Ii or Colonel VI Payne. Gocla Cour ouse will
rriye prompt aieuen. ClAS I POPE.
tuns. -r.f
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RICHARD e. MORRlSS. President.
Nov. l2--cw.w l.snclburg Manufacturing Company
COMMISSIOSERS'- SALE FLAND IN HESRICO
HEAVIER DAN LAND FOR SALE.

an MONDAY. he l.t of December ~i9. lair. The
~ will be sold Mr ~ ii,-comD Tavern.
(oor,an cour House. ao belonging the Ja
Hatcher Beaver Greek Beaver Dam
Church. and alolni. lie RAUL, ol John Fleming. Dr Thomas
DR. Tho.s and MARY l. Hatcher
The a quality with good portion
Greek grounds wood IN abundance Those who wish
land. will .own them y David Hatcher shall
sell said Josiah Hatcher Tie proceeds Of
necessary will br applied III lifting deed 81
a!a and Tia; perfect will BE- made the purchaser
Ann HATCHER.
~. nf I,-I1 II,frIr frrI
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EXTENSIVE s,LE At sABoT nILL.

EANIN IIsi"'stt q SADT HILL ESTAIE. tOuchlanf
VIII sell ~ inif auction N the premises ~ ESDil Nh,
Inth ay OF December proNin" iar. The DAY.
h dhfes "ry I'VE Ia imtrr generally likely. We'll
ana a!Glh fifteen large, and vel broke Mules
Improved cattle embracing choice Mich Cons an!
pen 81 "ae huure TAT li family and hundred De
-ae Ss Hogs GOO! stock Of sheep the crop Com Shea
VAS iarsc qihry of wrcnrc Timothy and Clover Hay: B
aud Top Fodder Shncks and Wheat Farming apenrl
anu Tools oi every variety: WAGONS. Ca Gear s,r
ctcry ,iiHs Ac Estate
Trims lf ihe slaves cash. other properly. Ill
=" ai nn'F above That sum- MONKS credit. ar bonds with a
proved security. bearing At ia. lcs
4" b. RENTED u 'hn lIne.ls b. puuct'aly pad
W. = .ll.l.
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-, - IIII'.kN y TT NIN'7N' III.
CLr.i,IOYT Ar pI;RIIC saft

yUSllE residence Of the late Gen John Mason.
VII be offered public sale by his Executor.
inI7es. IN FRIDAY the li'' day "i Drcenoer nest This
distant about tour miles from acaintra and one tl Suh ~
River Turnpike Road, leading thar comprising
hundred AMI Rand tn" which
hundred and level bottom
o high fertility. having been well drained. the Whole
forty OF Upland. Iuic"ey cultivated and
and plaster with =
into seven .els. aI.e meadow at Timothy. Nl
inr IN each The residue the exclusive the
orchards and gardens young wood Tn atl a
uv gentle aud
aira AMI the o~ Lands oi the IN. dwelling house
INST " contains 1o, besides large library and
with eleven chambers above stairs and IN he bmng appurcil.#
H. besides ample kitchen, antry and house keepers
buildings achc whole repair a
ncnl distance II the house. house. hous NE
houses ot the farm servants black smiths shop. kia built
tor burning hme With ample barns -ab.n.. ani rter house,
stock an! arH orchards choice
and walks the whole good order and well preserved by late m
prror Immediate wal b. The place VAL
10 any desiring u, by Mr Butler The Oser-'er
TERMS 0ncllrI o the purchase Will be required ca-.
The balance ~ one ai wo {" be- secured ts decd OF uu
the properly.
For further information adlrr-. the subscriber,
NJ Winchester. Va
Should the lay designed be Indictment,
place an the following. ar The next tar day
Noy. l2-rids JAMES MASON
OTICEMy mcaiowei Rand tir county Haloger. 80
DIVERS which advertised ljtl u.,a
not being disposed offered sale privately Jhi
con,ainis ~ - OF which the bed OF NIL pond and .
soil i SUCH that II be properly wall Weld from -
10000 weight Ut Hay pes annun
Owing 10 Richmond. II SaGr vii
crease determined 10 sell. aud have authorized Mi JANIS
SUTTON. Jr oil Richmond make disposition OF for w
whom all persons DESTROYS oil purchasing can confer
g- plat The above Land be Mr. su,tons orr
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EyECTToR.s SALE


Executors 81 the last will testament III Jgssr LEWIS
ceased shall oicr Tor sale the
yersy 81 Virginia ~ III SDAl, the oi December ,ig II
N weather / suitable aul not the suitable
Plantation 90 winch hc tr los recent sury.y seven
hundred anu siNiy THIS Farm beautifully located 81 boil;
SIDES "i tie tsniiSc an Railroad Than mile
University AMI about miles charlottesville and hr,y, Ia
be among The best AMI m'-' productive ilr county Is in y.r,
-f STATE "i nr"se! cntivAo under .nu! enclosures ,.r
portion ~ which Of st"nchas wood and lnirr
a l. well ...i.! hy il!na About
bushels 81 wheat have hrcn seeded during the present Fall mostly M
aloM land leaving !arc proportion The cur. land or ~ The
buildings u We ne bwtii. li,uc a others
venen III good repair being mostly o brick stone
adapted In all til" purposes q" comfortable
Al The sane and Place. shah cer between fry and
orf kts NEGROES consisting Men. Women. Girls ron
M iuiifsl y" eight hundred barrels oi Com. cr ay
Fodder A. Esht good work lIocs eighty fat-
Hogs 1sr nnnbef"l SOCK Hog: tdtc description sur
passed by n"r ~ ic e'Ga. Bla,h n!,- Foo
Household ant Kitchen Furniture AMI All kinds utrnsl.
cessaiy {" operate lane anl Well regulated laril
Persons ,~"s III leaning further
land can obtain BY addressing letters post paid Sarpe~
Esq or 10 cGcr Of the subscribers and III. premises
VII b. shown By lancs llrskel who resides upon theu,
iERMN For The icf"atl properly cash for al twenty
dollars aGi UNDER abp'" ii credit months. rl,
boH anal proved security bearing ;lc date
reunited he principal Is pnnclily paid For fourth
cash. The balance ln"t tw ant three approved
personal security. IN! dee .: tie anl. -
N,yl
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AUCTION Sales.
By rULLIaM & sLADE, AUCTION ERR
SALE OF vALUAHLE WuARYES IT noe.-.,...

SALE OF VALUABLE wHARyES At Roc:rts..
.iite o. dscfee OF the Circuit Superior Coir; 1
'hiHr. ior 't' county Of GoochilIl. rroaouco
nj iur' sl3. M TIC oi ctrlcl others G,Cfec =
I'll anlnSifi" i' "hef,, The urergned IL
Ell 90 me lreilc ~ lH''c auction. Monday. il m dy
November si@ a. o'clock those WHARF sd Roc
Gcog,c e Plcec, deceased
l@a;i On lrl d. the purchase money cs! Ill! ,ht m amer.
~ tca cina! twelve as,t
day 81 falc-ihe purchasers -iva. aab notes. w .o @
1'fcFS tor ne deferred "ynens and he ute 10 the iyie
retained until the paid
JAMES LYONS. l,.
JAMES Rot LDiN. 'oiii ~
Sale 70 be conducted 10y
Nov 2!u.s pIIri.. 81 ,rl-
,fi-N ir above sale postponed GHtI >tlf
ah ~ lLKNooN December III. a. O'clock waenn pl
IVY. 'he' pace PttLlAH :. >i..tt