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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1850-09-07

The certificate Of r. w Dunbar, Esq, Treasurer of
Vanderburgh county.
EVANSVILLE, IA, April II, 1850.
DIR HATCHITT-Su-I have used your Cohosh for
four or five months, and can say with confidence
that il is an Alternative tonic, much superior to any
preparation OF Sarsapara, or other tonic medicine
have ever used Yours.
r. W. DUNBAR
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~CAUTIONn

None is genuine unless 'HATCHITT'S En-
TRACT OF COHOSH," is blown in the bottle.
Manufactured by j. G.. HATCHlTT & CO,
No. ii Front st. Evansville Ind:
And for sale by the principal Druggists throughout
the West. tjel2 I'll
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nRlED BEEF. Beet Tongues Macarroni Yer
- maclIa, and Pine Apple Cheese just received
and for sale by is. KENNEDY & Co;
myl5 If Main St 81, 3 doors from Water.
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HENDERSON, KY, May 2. 1850.
Dr.. J: G. HATcHITT-My wife has been afflicted
with Prolapsus Uteri and oil those diseases so COM
mon TO women about the ''turn of life " She has
been wonderfully benehtted by the use of your Co.
hosh, alter trying in vain other medicines.
Yours, - JAMES BACON.
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y N - W. NJ. wOoLsEY. Ag,t.

Also, Tor sale By CnAS I IE0NARD. MI Nern0n;
G AGNIEL * Sous, Ne Harmony; Il GARDINER,
Blairsville; JAQUEs Poseyville; w WHITING,
Cynthiana; HALLocK, Princeton; w JAQrEs
& Go. Owensville; llUDpLEsToY y CASEY, Patoka;
HAWTHORNE. Petersburg: DrBEUIIR & Crow
Winslow; V X PHAR, Boonville; Nj KEyYER
Newburg; Or o MoRGAN, Rockpor,
ErAll letters and orders must be addressed to
WALLACE Co.. Ice Broadway, New York.
decl2 ly
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FEMALE WEAKNESSES AND COMPLAINTS.

No remedy that has been offered the public has
been half and egecnat In correcting ALL the Incl
dental reaknesss and irregularities of the female
BRANI-S PULMONARY BALSAM. IL makes differ
whether the arrangement be suppression
other incidental peakness-t regulates ALL by Strength
ia1 the SYSTEM egal.in3 the circulation and soothing
elayinS NERVOUS lRRITABlLITY. See our PHmPhiet'
lcx..r
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Worse than Hopeless 4!

Now hear Mr.. HASklN'S statement of lie said :
Ny wife procured bottle of BRANTS PURIFYING
EXTRACT-THAT BJTTIE enabled mt 10 90, of be0-
the SECOND bottle enabled of the hone-the
THIRD enabled tdlk miles and when had finish.
cd using Nine B0ss SEVENTEEN of eHty Uicors had
HEALED Up and three bottles more effected a PERFECT
CURE and restored me in QGoi health
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MEDICINES.
BULLS SARSAPARILLA.

-. - 'uNSsN
TT Is put up I'm full quart bottles, and contains
Il the strength of SIX TIMES much pure Honduras
Sarsaparia any similar preparation in America Prcc
dollar per bottle, six bottles for five dollars
II has been n well established fact for years past that
Sarsaparia, when and properly prepared the
only true panacea for all diseases originating from
impure state of the blood the Of mercury intoxicating
drinks, evil habits in youth, barrenness &C. We boldly
assert, that JOHN BULLS
Fluid Extract Of .slIsaparilIa
is the only preparation before the publ that is prepared
strictly scientific principles and of uniform strength.
The Sarsapara is purchased without price,
pound before being used is subject the stricest
chemical tests and its genunenes aceraned before being
usedi
other valuable medical roots together forming the bsst
compound, and producing CURATIVE AGENT
KNOWN WORLD This Medicine when used according
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FOURTEEN WITNESSES

The above fncts certified 10 10y DOCT T. WILLIAMS
Mr. e. r. BROWN. at Hest Rome H0tcL Msssrs BiSSELL
4 LEONARD, Druggists, and ELEVEN other respectable
witnesses at Rune.
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FTIHOs, ID, HAILEs. Broke.. St CbarIes n,

I'HOs. ID. HAILkS, Broker, St Charles Hotel Build
Il ing, fourth door from Common street, office of H. Davis
notary public, New Orleans will buy and sell Landed
Property; obtain Loans Mortgage; Discount Notes; serve
as Appraiser and Expert adjust Accounts make Copart
nershp Settlements intends residing in the city during the
Summer, and will Agent for of property
see assessment for taxes is fair valuation draw lease col
ect rens etc. and attend TO Agency business gen
era mhi5
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gbe DnilY Crescent.
oFFIcIAb.
Council of Municipality No. Two.

TUESDAY, June o. loJO.
The Council met this day present Hon; J. H..
Caldwell President Aldermen Hale, Hooper,
Hawthorn, johnson, Lawrason, Marks, Mon
tanye, Mccormick, Pride, Renshaw, Sewell,
Shields Sykes, Stewart and Yancey.
The Journal was read and approved.
The following Message was received:
MAYoRALTY OF New ORLEANS, June 4, 1880.
To the Honorable Prssident and Members Of the Council
Of .HHnieipatity No. Too:
that in accordance with the resolution passed by
your Honorable Body on the 2lst May ult., ad-
vertsed for sale to the lowest bidder all the wrought
iron spikes for the wharves, and IRON for the
bridges to take place at my office on Monday, The
Sd June inst, and accordingly adjudicated them as
follows. Securities subject to your approval:
Iron spikes at cents per pound, to Abel La
francois.
Security, Dennis Cronan.
Iron for Bridges at 81 cents per pound, to Martin
Broderick.
Security, Pat Shoughnessy.
1t is also my duty to inform you that X. b. Sykes,
Esq, was duly elected to your Honorable Body. to
fill the vacancy occasioned by the resignation of S.
j. Peters, Esq, and that he has been duly qualified
to take his seat.
Very respectfully am gentlemen.
A. d. CRossMAN, Mayor.
The part of the message relative to the contracts,
was referred to Committee on Streets and Land
ngs, and on motion of Mr.. Hale, the President ap-
pointed committee of three, Messrs. Hale, Rem
shaw and Sewe to examine the qualifications of
Mr. Sykes.
The Council took recess of five minutes.
The following report accepted.
The Committee appointed to examine the quail
fcations of r. B. Sykes, representative from the
Sixth Ward respectfully report that he possesses
all the qualifications required by law.
SPARED HALE,
HENRY REEsHAw,
JOHN SEwELL.
The following communication was referred to the
Finance Committee:
COMPTRoLLER's s OFFICE, SECOND MUNcIPALITY,l
New Orleans, June 4th, 1850.
To the Honorable Recorder aud aldermen of Municipality
No. TDO: -
GENTLEMEN-I deem it my duty to inform you
that Mr.. E. X. Thompson, late Collector of Taxes
Merchants, Coffee houses ect. has made returns
to this office of collections made by him since his
report Of 4th May last showing him to be indebted
to the Municipality in the sum of 81, ,146 so, and
that he has yet neglected to deposit the said
amount into the treasury.
remain very respectfully, your obedient servant,
ADoLPHE LAYET, Comptroller.
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T. II. SHIELDS.
Resolued, That the Police COMMITTEES he author
iZed 10 ascertain if a suitable building for The use of
the Police Jail can be procured and at what rent;
otherwise, on what terms a proper location can be
had and the necessary buildings erected thereon
and report the same to the Council
The Committee on Streets and Landings, 10
whom referred the petition OF Alexander
McAdams praying that his contract with the Mu-
nlcpality for painting and placing the names Of
the streets, and for numbering the houses, be
annued, beg leave to report in favor of the same.
and offer the following resolution
Henry RENsHAw.
MARKS,
CHARLES PRIDE.
A MoNrANYE,
JOIN Y STEWART,
ResotUed, That at the request Of Alexander
McAdams, the contract entered into with him under
resolution passed 22d January, 1850, for the
painting and placing the names of the streets, and
numbering houses, be and the is hereby
annulled.
The Committee on Streets and Landings to
| whom was referred the petition of the Cypress
| Grove Cemetery Committee, in relation to the bad
state of the Metarie Road, leading from the Bridge
to the Cemetery beg leave TO report the following
resolution
| L N Masks,
| A MONrANYkss
/ CHaRLEs PHIDE,
| IOHN = STEWART,
1 n II SHIELDS.
| Resolved, That the Surveyor be aud he is hereby
| authorized to have repaired, the Me'aine hoad'
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John ARMSTRONG, 247 Tc6oupito1Ias street oI

TUHN sTR0TD Il CO., lis CSSMSS sT, Between Se
n Ear2PGeet and BaEon1s ss, DegLerS i4 MAR0TQ
GRAfITES, MONUMENTS, TOMBS. TOMB \lTlA
SGLABS, GRAVE STONES, and MARBLE in ciAAhhT1T%o
al lls different varieties; Thomaston LIME, Cal NNW
sIl G,ned PLtAAiSSTER ttAiSR OF PARIS, Roma. aaf Hy-
uTauhG CEMENT, Plasering HAIR, White sand ~
English, Pensacola and Pittshnrg FLRE.RRICK. mY8
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HENRY RENsHAw,
1. N. MARKS,
CHAs- PRIDE,
A. MoSTAsYE,
IoHN G STEWART,
IT ~ GurRrnz

ReSoLDed, That in conformity 10 The adjudication
by the Mayor Of New Orleans, on the 9Th of Nav,
the Surveyor is hereby authorized to contract with
the following parties for repairing and keeping in
repair the paved Streets paved support and side
walks of the Second Municipality, according to
their respective bids and in conformity to the speci-
fcations on file in the Surveyors flee, TO wit=
With T. Fox as principal and Dennis Falvey as Sc
curity, for the lst District S5 900 90 per annum
with c. Connell as principal and Thomas Bell as
security for the 81 District, Sc 900 per annum
with Edw'd King principal and John Sullivan
and Thomas Moran as security for the Sd District,
at 81 500 per annum; with John Cronan as princi-
pal and Dennis Cronan as security for the 4th Dis
trict, at 5000 per annum.
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LNOR SALE-PIANO FORTES from EEWG-
IL Nunns e. Clark and ]. Chckerng. HIlsvlTa255ls IN
The stock at present is large and vared n IN NJ M
comprising, it Is believed, the best assOFt- v
ment in the city, and by far the valuable instruments
ALSOrFor hire, seven octave Pcolo PLANO, entirely
HENRY PARSONS. 96 Camp
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FIFTEEN CENTS A WEEK.
FANCY GOODS.
Great Spring and Ssts,.alse

GMheRdNE ESNHH~AANS NNAtfL i9HNHhtIff0k"
aprSTos g, 80 ,SIVn,vrn.Sr ,,
MEDICINE NE,;;BsRslssppSn2t'S ! q COMPOUND EXTRACT
c and os ssRs G5 Sh sffst 5
impure blood I; nn%lyersqly % known and appreciated.
among the eminent this country have recently signed
ToLs the best preparation Of tie kind in
existence a@s USED tnar Fl ey pyy IN THEIR Practice
with the happis5t effects. Remenber that for
MORE THAN TWENTY YEARS
It m' ,,l' D'' ~. 49, MILLIONS 9F CURES ~, n,
have been palmed aPo upon q the public but 0thet has
s,r 6,s od5ed bdTsands npo0 o bdrsonds or bo IN
is vsi saIei snS ES or nUnT,v,c.TrS ~
" it5 ob ~ fd h VI d LIT f h 20 % ~
sevesi The tie Eietm = R6rr 9f .pv scpoRu1A
with suppuratna sIand. honey eombed eb and carries eat
s ss s'astsd sHd
= .'.r ;. .IaE PERMANENTLY Y CURED
ter of a'S seHtufE: ;ses,iS9es 5ss s . =, l'' '''
j.: beyond a! oe@Pssisoa, ,,,,r nr,.rn, ,u,,
for the following dsssss and Al other proceeding from
soregla Or KtHgs Evi S st1 cnansou.
Bpis Sbronip soTs ~ Evss RIM Warn q, Tertep
sgTsd Head, Enlargement aqd Pains Of fRe
ii bsya bsy%PtogniI sSg 5.ss.ee sSstis .t.Is 9I hum
''T from a'h an I inaseious s"'S
n'e ..fiisi OF Mercury Gu
Afcnes fila. or
Fvnosurs m TiVpSy' ip ' C,oronI,;,. ADo and
ESer it,,i III E ~ Si Sih iHe Nbp NNobn5, n suT anu
bG Ib5Sg ps6dy ~ eand II he Resa PSa
Pain Il I he Back q Side Breast or EGqa' and
ao sovereign and .psee aR Rs ISF Gsss, Debility and I'll.
best renovaior OF Broken Constitution 1t 4 braces and rein,
Mgoras every organ, @ pomoe acuylg ana M Ieg 1arsy IN n
-, ,r LONG I. LEE tI5l, ,o ,, ,..,;.
contracted from the ndagence Of the appetite during the
WINTER ana 54 PfePdTe !ne sy5'em 2 2RpInpNcs
hbolol oOhmEh EflDt1mICSB
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WM. n. BsTILL. .3tt0rneg At La0, Aendsr.

l ROMAHOsA (SuCcessor TO Costa Il Coz Importer
AZ Of HaUdna Produce, keeps constantly hand large
assortment OF CIGARS consisting OF mperia!es Regaias
Cahadores Cahones, Paneteas, Dana, Small Regaas Mil
ar Irabucos, etc. ETC., from the most celebrated brands of
Havana. No. Front Leyee corner ST. Charles and
GTayler streets, New Orleans. myS Iy
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yOI..XNNlI7.
FTBITNTfETJ BI
TOvVNLEI. SHIELDS & CO.,
EGERT .MO.NTl4I .INU THi ,RNLLlr.

EVERY .NO.NTl4l AND TIL RSI.if.
N -Four Dollars per dnntnn, payable IA udronce. No sub
,,pon ,ru rccered shorter time than sir months,
aud paper tcl be discontinued (crcept at the discretion
ofthc Edd0rS0 until all dTreafdges are paid
srApyERrsrMENrS inserted at 81 cents per square Tor
lr, for ercry inner form insertions and 37A cts per Square
cor less) for ercrg outer form Insertion
Ere, jrerfrr is rcg,tred note the MS ho,c long
"A ,pislss his advertisement inserted advertisements not
a., o,cd ,,u he inserted tn its disconuacc be ordered
For yE .Rty The terms for the pftrdege
Of ro squares TO- for square s25 for squire
,er form, S35 Epery yearly advertiser tc DC required 10
ssnfne his advertising TO has particular ie a business
Jon peNriSG erectedn neatly and erped,tiousy, and
o. unreasonable terms.
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SALE OF VALUABLE LANDS.

execution al the trusts created h, deed executed h,
Richard = Ellis, deceased. tu rhumas II Ellis aud
thampc Carter the ID dsy oi August the iSlh.
and which deed oi record the tIttk sne of Amherst
county routt at the instance and request al Thomas H. n
lis and Charles Hills, administrators oi Charles Ellis, de
ceased will he sold b, the suhcuhcf trustee authorised
So u do under the SAID deed of tust, NJ public aucon to
The highest hidaer, IN THURSDAY, TIE itrit DAY
OF Nov EMBiR lSao, II lair, II not the TAN day, the
sale To continue om day To day until completed at P,dar
Mills III the count, oi Amherst, Ton cah 10 the o
onchlth oi the proceeds ot sale and the remaining
tour hIhs o the proceeds al sale credit al eie et
teen and twenty iour monh from the da, al ale, cuual
,nstalmcnts the payment ut which credit nstacnts u
be secured by the bonds o the purchaser with more
approx ed sutoes and deed trust un the prnpotty
the following property, 10 wit
Tract o LAND situated in Amherst county, and de
lI.,u L .l,u.ln ..l1.n
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Carpets, Rugs, &c,

Carpets, Rugs, &C,
TNIiE Subscribers receiving their stand nearly oppo
l. sta Iienings Bonnet Store, large stock OIL
3-py, Ingram and Stair Carpctings,
Floor Cloths and Rug,
Table Oil Cloths and Cevers,
DamasK and ora Muslin iar Curtains,
Piano and Table Covers,
Fine and Common Bed Bllulcts
They have also 10 offer to HE Ladies lot Of very fno
White and Col Enbro Shaws,
Long ShawlS,
Black silk and Wool Shawls.
French worked Collars, Cuffs and Sleeves,
Ribbons, Flowers and other fancy goods.
ALSO.
beautiful stock of DRESS GOODS comprising every kind
To be found in ourmarket
Onrassorfment Of oCentlcmen's very general and
wiz he sold cheap. PAYNE & BELL
S.nt
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LEXINGTON, AUG. 27th, 1850
AL meeting OF the President n Directors of
the North River Navigation Company.

nRDERED that each OF the share holders, pay, to Jas H.
~ faxn,a quota o one dollar nron each share in addition
tohe quota called for August the l5h TO be paid the
same manner.
Odercd That extra general meeting ofthc Stockho'd
cr' be held at Lexington on Saturday the Sept
at II o'clork A. NJ.
Ordered That the Secretary advertise in the Lexington
paper that proposals will be ed until the t day Dc
toher, for the execution of the work the North River
Engineer and that Notice he given that the President and
Directors will meet disposed TO become Contractors
at eNngonhe 18th OF September, order to show the To-
cation of said Improvement.
JOHN JORDAN, Prcs'nt.
J.coB M. RUFF, Sec'ry.
Sept2-tlO
lIE time FOR receiving Proposals Tor the execution OF the
work ON the North Rivers extended to the 18th day OF
October, JOHN JORDAN.
Pres't n. II. n. Co.
Sent 3O-l5o
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the Blne Ridge and lis ,cins. adjoining the aai. II
sedd heu- te.c Rohe.an and atp~t. This ttAet known
y the ne mnc' es NJ thu eastern base ri r Hue
kdRr 81 mountains, at the head waters oi furanied aml
is eeeks both sides IL the road leading hnm relat
Mills Ia Lexington b, fsm tap and on both siaes e the
taad leading honth Bnlan Spng- tn Lexington h, tho
taria about ~ Mules om Podlat Mill snd l. nn
c>ngon and contains by actual survey and calculation. by
laI lll,r and ,rn1lIIllr
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TINSLEY & TAYLOR,

" l. II bOI,
Cyoccrs and Commission Wcrchanfs.
- AVE received ihcIr la stock OF Grocclrs and pr,
Goods which is large and well assorted, consisting
part OF the following articles
$50 Bags Rio and l.agnta Coffee,
300 Sacks SAT-,
20 logshcad. Sugars-assolted,
n Ton ton,
. Ton Bli.titcd Stccl,
| do Cast and Shear do
100000 I.bs. I.caks nile aud Milton Cotton yarns,
5nn Sides sole Leather,
% Barrels Moa,scs,
~ Grind Stones,
1000 Lib, shot and Lead,
90 kcgs = + + Gun Powder.
100 Blasting do
300 kegs Nails-assorted,
3o Bales Oznabrgs,
500 Pieces Prints,
GO do Ticking,
100 Pieces Heavy Wooden seoa.,
210 Pan Blankets,
81 do Fine Bed Blankets,
40 Pieces Apacas,
40 Bhls. Whiskcy,
10 do Apple Brandy,
10 d. French, do
. do Very superior do,
40 boz. Painted Buckets,
II Bbls. Tanners oil,
50 Niccs, 20 Anvils, ~ Bellows.
Teas, Backing, Knives and Forks Curry Combs Shov is
Spades silk and Cotton lIandtclehie Saddle cls, at
Irons, Bed Cords and Plough Lines, Surcndors Cap
Letter Paper, Wrapping Paper, Twiuc, Ginger, Peppr
Spree, Alum, Saltpctrc, EPSON salts, Soda Sallcains
Wagon Boxes Soap, Candles, Olive Oh-and many ohe
upon accommodating terms in enehaugci ior Country pro
duce. Persons wishing purchase goods this market NIL
do well In give a call before purchasing elsewhere
Sept 12--ts
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NEW FALL GOODS.
UsIELI.f.N Il. PIG II

II ESPECTFUIIY informs his friends, and the public IN
IL general, that he has Just received his
Fall and winter Goods,
carefully selected by himself from large importing houses
consisting of Cloh all colos and grades black and cold
C,ssmc,es Sll Satin Velvet Cashmere and other Vest
ings among fancy party Nestings, and full as
men Talors' Trimmings o the best quality which
his customers III they prefer have made up by his father
Ambrose Page who conducts the Tailoring business as here
totore and always having the latest monthly and quarterly
,en, d Fashions and the workmen, is prepared to
manufacture all garments to order -
wm T. p also keeps Cravats, Cravat buckles, likis
Shi,t Collars Sc also Tailors Shears, Points, Brushes
Needles Measures Sc of the best maeto all which he
invites an examination.
In
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<5ycM OF this quantity, about $50 acres sts h.hs'si
HkfrSNY o tc ntahlc There ). shunjant suppl, "i
&T&a enc ,@he IN the Land and ,"o I'm. steam.
run through n, capable "i driving 'sw mills or
~~seAs- mtuaccs,
h.sp-f,or half srr. I.n,. in the town ot neih.l.
James t,cru'les above i,nehhuts and in The county
ot Amherst, to~u'
so,he the ,sid deed ."so,s house aud Lumber houss
lot -
Lot No y, bought of Edwnd C,n.r ssl Described IN
said accd ns tn, "Wmte House lot
Lot M sud ., desrribed IN the said deed
cant un,mrroNcd lot. adl"nnng the White houte lot
Also smother r'nrt o land situstcd ~ the county II
Amhcrst, known astho "ila,,.s' usct, containing Two
Hundred Acres, recovered h, the said h"hafd :. FL
ls oil NJ Martin, adlamug the lands OF John faod and
others.
To,ai,e the dcht, secured l.. pad by the mentioned
deed aifu., with all ni,o thai ha. accrued o hall ae
eacth.reon, ,nd all the aref costs and charges orahnp
the sale-m',h will be continued lrom day tods, until eom
pleea
And in execution of the crested hv su,shcr deed of
trust executed hy the same Richard Fila, drd In the
same rhomas II. t. Charles Ellis unot. and ohnmro
Carter, ON the h day of June, nthe iSS, sna Wlnh
trust deed Of record in the tuh unrc oI the County
Court Nelson (a the ntnnee and request III the sad
1hemaa II Ellis and charles ls emnis tDtns el hatl's
Ills d.eA viii he s,d Il, the nndcr~grcd. Trustee
atoro,nd pubic ncion, 10 tu Highest hdr,, hs
da, 0lti II nol tc next Lar dayA aud at the place
aud On tn terms all respects the sale o ih. other
property hrtrn before named Is In be made tract ii land
situated nth county ol Neson smics Of the tou
House a,oinnr the lands al The c.otc ol Leo W .r,.
ee au Others containing 51i ACRES, aud patented To
/ the sa,d Rirhaid S ! lis On thr I'd .unc, isol
To faisc the deb, sccmedta he mdhy the last men,an
al deed 81 trust with all nterct that haa accrued sha
thereon, aud all tc wnpe ens and charges n ma
t,ne lhe aid ~'cwh'eh will continued tnm da,,eday
until comp etcd
While hc subscriber ha- roasontn doubt ito Validity
of the ne the property emarea l., the sc,eta dees ot
uat herein hcote trioited h vet he viii srll nni convey
only sh interest, right aud title ~ and In tho sad rtre
y hr under the three seve,n us deeds anissaid
lawful, sell and MD he will onv make lothe pu
ehasea deed with special warrant, against himself aud h.
heirs, and all persons claiming under him,
Th,s,,d rl,nae II Ellis aud rhorl' Ellis j., ha,.
never stunned either ct the saa deeds o trust nor accepted
tod hut Ftt.I Al
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less purchased by the said ehati Elli- sam
ue lngp, adjoining the lands o Samuel Merle, heirs and
Others. This iraei, known the Thomas. cfcck" tact
contains by actual survey and calculation h latitude
pNrur, l25s II lies upon the branches ol lhnunss
Mill creek and ttdat rrrrk on both sides o Butiods old
rod, about i've miles from Waughs tey and about the
distance lom the Blue Ridge Canal
N-NO-anahet tact OF LAND situated in tho county of
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citizens of ynchburg and surrounding country, that
ey are now opening the cheapest and most extensive
sortment Of
GcnfIcNnpn'S Goods
ever offered in this market Feeling assured that their
goods as regards style quality and price, will prove suf
cent Inducements to purchasers they invite all whether
wishing to purchase or not TO call and examine They
no" opening choice and extensive stock of CLOTHING
comprising Dress and Frock Coats Over Goats, Sacks
every shade and quality Cloth Cloaks al various
vests and Pants OF every descriptions and large
itent oi nrni~hing ioods-n part follows Shirts,
huefsns, Drawers, Cravas Half Hose, Gloves, Stocks
ars T ies Silk night Caps Money Purses, Money Belts
lench and German Extract and Cologne, Baudalia Phi
rome ir Fancy Soaps Ioe's Ponai.n, Paper Weights,
ro9'h Nail Hair and Hat Brushes, Waking Canes and
umbrellas, Hats and Caps, SC, Sc
large stock OF Cloths, Cashmere. and Nestings
Of the latest patterns which be to
order at very low prices.
IN addition to our present stock, shall be receiving
tus weekly by Express, thereby alording to
ners,e advantages OF fresh goods and newest patterns
WATE"HOUSE t. POTTER,
.aiain ST. 0ftw doors abo-c the Franklin IIoteL
Sept 23-ts '
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READY MADE CLOTHING. SHOES, &c.
I AM row wing Superior Stock oi Ready made
Cnthrg, consisting a Mems, Bor.' and Children Also
Boot, Shoes Hats, Caps, SC. T. LUGWOob.
Sept 3u-ts