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Valuable Farm for Sale.

\ FARM living IN the town Of Nuuniliplly
on tir road lrGa'ug from Shrewsbury Gem
Ire 10 Ludlow, about one Inilc from the turn-
rIke formerly osn"d hy jacob Wilcox de-
c,a. ed. and containing hJout two hunGred
and twen. 'yfivc acIrs. On said farm is
two story dwelling house, cheese hpnsr, two
larr~ barns and uthcr bud1InG5 a n good re-
ralr The abSye farm WI. be sold n auc-
ton on the premises on the itll cayrt Mach.
f-5l, at tea o clock ~ tle forenoon, Il not
reytou.y Disposed ct at pfIyate sale. Il i,
suitably dyrtcd INTO moving, wood mud III
is,.. and pasture. web wa,ered and con
,a,ns 2 yatr'y nf frnii trees also good .n-
rr,r orchard ofabont 10 trccF. IN s1p sur,.-
IT.. 3 large taGldrun kcltrs, &c. II - g. =.
mated ibr, shn-' .-I toas q hny may he I
on slid farm cungal'g md TINT ',',i ton
of sugar. miv %. made irbn SAID trci1rd 49,
I,, above firm wi'l be Gold u F"a.on1J."
i.rgl,. hurY,, BGafUYA~ ..
oriIN fHtrT,
Aiso Quantity p' Hay and Gram fo' sale
hr.g'.sly, FEB 10, l-Dl. u
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Observation-Disclosures

W. To- suHsr r,h't- bcnA appointed d, tho
h'h ft"hst" Count tor the d,~'ust or hut-
"h', t"ihh''HF'onr1s H. trCctrr. tssiuius .
ana ADJUST H1' ch'm' aud drnsrd' Of nj per
"~S atffnst III" rSl.sr OF Roger rryst1m, latc
II Na'inci"td ins'd district, drcce,cd. rep.
'cs"n'co i1'ii'rnt and SIX months t,o,n the
i2ih day Of December hctr- rl'owc H., that
nntp">", y" d' thrrttr, hereby give notice
that We VII attend IN ih, lu.tnrs- e ,u-
sad appointment at Rlfu> Nuchhn's l,,n ~
diIug'.rd 90 IT," - Monday. 81 ichrua
~ and Wy next from one u'cinrk until i,ui
g ciora L. NJ. on chch - sa,d GNs
- ~ 81 IN. ltnmuis-
LOOMS FRENCH ronct..
Wall'nT"d, Dec ~, 81
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1--WE Subscribers woald respectfully riyc
J notice hist they iryc recently purchased
"t " ~. Han isn tl' lot Of hand adjoining
~" Depot grounds on IT," Last, aud iipn'ir.,
upon 10" nam road Trading 'utp the vllisg'
from the West, upon winch iDry are aAGQl
laying out street. aud div d.ug 1t lnto suj.nb.e
building lots, cuhractuG roUIc of the cEucrht
l''H'iui1s irf BUSINESS ~ private T'sit"Hc, : T.
he found IN Rutland Winch they otitf 10 pur.
ru1trrs wa" desire 20 hurld, uporr1sy terms
~ view o! the prospective Irrr'g0c Of bur-
NJ - ~ oar NHIdE" consequent upru the com
PIrll"n of tine X. & Il. Railroad .ui Tie con
stlncti"n Of oth"fs IA prngr'ss L.is off,. a
rh5e chance ga persons nisiIrng I" locate ~
Rutland and removes ? gerry great obstacle
h"r' ''i"re "A!st.ug "a TIE ALy Of iMpro' C.
mrnt ~ oar yi!,Ig".
There IL upon tie rr"ni.. rnc iedr" II
building stone winch cbn bc tHari,od al small
expense, and lumhrr ard ntncf materials II ay
be pure has'd 'n the vicinity az very Teasnnu.
bl" satrs
fyr iurther Paftir',il'. rogni-- of tie sub.
scrrbers. hELIEN EDISON,
Rutland, May o, 10. 2olr
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(ur,l.issilac,. .intl-c.

~ Commissioner .ADf,~c.
WE tho .pa.rfiLrrs hcI Co.,, Apo r'cl 5y the
Hon Probate court, for to" DtsLt,i O.! EGt.
land. culnruiss .Dn, Z. - receive. Ea'nipr, aEd
adjust a.. .igins ana demand, - OIL persons
aa..u,, the c,'atr f Euul \ Green, l4,r 81
the ioa a and county Of ilpnt2 puer! N the
s:a,r Of h.ihara, tt deceased, repFcs4 rird "a
s.lyrn', a.t ~ D.-Ht.l. igdDl lAr l'th Day
NJ Jan.lry l-5t, brhg -J'D"'f b. I'D court
iyr that pLfposr, We q" rrr'ipf' hereby g'Fe
notice that "" ~i.As-ueGd u Nc hns arss 81
our aid sp,y,.lu.cn' -t,hr oF.cc oC Charl-s
+ WaHau.., "a Rutland. On thr las, Sion.
days a T4irti $50 .prii, 70 A., from = us.-
So'claes J. \ on zach o! Sad days.
ClAS l.. WILLIAMS Comm.
Lt1NkR DANIELS. ,--r's
R5'.,.c. - iftA. i-il
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JfsIsINGCIEir.
w = 81 cyan MXNAHY.

'I'llE Spring Term OF this fl,uri,l,nt ;ns,i.
l. luton, Is to commence Thursday, Feb
%, aud continues - weeks
BOARD or INSTRUCTION
Rrv. FRAAKiis .. BLAIR, A. b rruciuol
Mia htos1n CoRriss, Assistant.
l.. A. kSiCur, VI. y. Lecturer on lnvsiuloyy
Miss AMELIA ~. SI.s, Prccrp,rcss
Miss NiE"INiA lipisEout, Teacher of Music
Et' !! E>sTM,N, Stewart.
Al nc ab'v" teachers except one have been
'iT p!uycd IN .he SEMINARY III. nrns.nt rud
past terms, and ro'h'ng need hc sad to ,ho.r
"h1 have enjoyed their instruction e '.rr--r
'Iih,t,Iraiinns ana their snccrs. NJ trarhrf~
Mr.. CorIls', has, for the past year been NJ
sociaicd with Gov. Eaton, Mr. HurnI.an y e
~ 'ns,ructing ~ Teachers Institutes and ha
received the most tlittcrrnr Testimonials from
'h"se gentlemen and others II is 10 be hop
ed ttatthosc teachers who regretted the shor
period Of his instruction on those occas,ou4
vii become associ1trd with hiu again IN hu
NOR" prrHah-n! situation
II IS confidently believed. that with ia,
present b"arG OF instruction., the rxi"ns,v,
Cabinet OF minerals, Nc, for illustrating ,h'
ndiI'ai scicncrs, sLholIf- will find ndvru
'7-'- here cqr1, t. those OF any smtllr inst:
tu,'nnS ia ia" stat.
!i' h"1td ~ house, which is under in
care ct Rev. II Eastman mud " we, 3, alm"s
'ilii''' n"", - conveniently aud tcHuiIiull
'.'nt'rd, ani sufficiently largo I" a,rn,nmo
dat" some tiAiy sludrnts No doubt ,cntcr
tanned Jut that the highest satisfaction vii
Il" "Nrn ~ tin. department.
"..rr.s coming by raIIroat, vi, stop n
tharI"si"n, y II or at Chester, Vt; iror
"h'ch places ttcro IS \ daily convey au,e {
H." SEMINARY.
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

LOOMS FRENCH, , ronc
Wall,nymd, Dec ~, l-bD.
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CONNISSioNFRSoxT,.r

20 NNlSSiD<FRS OFFICE
" :. ''c "dhs' flh"r~ hclu. appriu,d h, IN, H.,
W 'f''''c CoAft i"f the Distinct OF Rutls,J can,
't'9''"h''> l" t'cci'r, examine and adjust ali
CLAIMS and Demands of all persons no,ins,
thc estate OF pr''vefancc Rogers of Gtnny,t,
IA 'hr N"uniy of Washington and State of
New York, deceased represented usoIycn,
ana SIX months from the 9TH day Of rcbruur,
I0"I bcInE allowed by sad cour, for that rur
pose, We DO 'hrtr'"re hcirby rive notice tia
we VIII H'"rh l." the business Of oar SAID ap
Pmn,h''hi 4, Inc Counting Room nr lIorar
,n'N III M'diIr''wn IN s1ri District, on the
-" oi'nt",ys ct March and July next, from
100 c'ock A. VI until io'clnck l.. NJ oncarh
OF sad days
Dated At Wnl|n1G,rd Vt ath Eel. 1871
-. +. NICHOLSON, COMMISSION.
HORACE CT RK, ,rs.
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Manufacturing.

The subscriber hlvln. rented tnr a term
Of years, the Woolpn Factory of Henry
Gray locntcd IN Nddlctown, Nt, hereby
gives notice 10 the public that he il l,cpnEcu
10 do custom work IN the best TANNER &C.
Tat h" Will monuiac,utc Sleeps Gray
Cloth for one shilling per yard, and colored
inIl'd cloth and FLANNEL, e. ioy! in propol-
'rrn 10 The cost Of doing the WORK, and plrd :!
Is himself to finish ms work 10 iAe sl,i.i;r.
t'on Of his customers. he VIII also ~xrnnnrr
cloths for wool, allow ing one ward of good
sheep gray cloth i"r 81 pounds ol wool
- DANIEL. CULVER
Miid.rtown, March |, I-Jl.
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a ssS;es5e.AN Ices'E'E;H.,
HANOVER STREET,
BOSTON,

Tnr undersigned having entirely rebuilt,
and rnurrrd the above extensive ESTABLISH,
ucn', containing III all ahou, $50 rnonls
would respectfully give notice ihat !, is now
ready for the reception aud accommodation Of
the travelling community.
An extended notice of the unsurras scd
cpnv"nicncIcs &C tins House - deemed 81
p"rii"us, rs tic numerous improvement S
which i'vc been made rarnot hr made can.
not I've property given ~ an advertisements
Snl"cH IT II .7l that no cXpcn@r has been
spared 10 render an apartment perfect.
lhr furniture was made expressly to order
regardless Of cost, and certain portions Of II
especially the drawn" rooms, viii be found
To be OF the most lcaut''ul and ;lstcfu
manufacture The dining rooms are capa
clous, md the hours for meals vii lr -
arranged rs TO suit the convenience Of The
early and late.
Every department VIII be conducted in ar
un"xcepiionabl, manner, aud the proprietor
nlcdIcs hisnlf That the American House shall
lie truly the Travellers Home. d.27 50.
Jan, l~ji. LEWIS RICE.
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art Union Depository.

LONDON ART MON.
lMER!CAN ARR MON M p
rasL,ptLriilt ART NioN
Pm SsyIEANit ART >ioN
W ESTER ART UNION, C'H-rFl'
hPN, ENGLAND ART INION
=. - nori'S-S 10 sscIs'Afy.
S''s- l-'l ~
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TO PERSON. WISHING 1orsiLD

' =. ~ 7 III " = 7.
Jan ~, l~5i 3.3w
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81 IJI e
ear TC13

FnLi., SDRiD Iron ..gn. zap iIJs
81 ~ e ?. -.a-r. .'t n -, ~
b rLrtlol
f,r,,- R-,,snt =. e; '-.l -.
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House & Garden for sale.

Sc-y<i The sun,r.ihcr offers Tor sale
TT... bee durth'e anHsr ami garden
lti..s9S situated onc half a MI" north
.slacEA 'Krrland vA,a.c tpf fur
Net particulars c1q0,i" Of The subscribe on
o., nrrr,,e. MARY Thfr
Rutl4n., March !, III.
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BLANKS, BLANKS nLANEs

DIANKS Of all Linds u Lc had 1t ID,
ID brd" Stof~ l.udlJa, Vermont, ~ SIN
Sru1ncrs 1iecD,pc, Companion Srrlh,
ner, h.. EoDh, IL sale nv
II l. SPENCER
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Hear. fScar. sscar.

Ny hsr = grey bot not y iin years
Nnr grew itwhhe
Ia singh Liglt,
A. men have grIwU tom SoE 81 ffIsir D
/. tbs your e4sr freud lfso Try bottle
q Gen Iass.s i.Lr Restorative, docs
your L-.ita.. GOT ~ aye yoG aiiioied via
tanLfuiI' ct -sufi. uss Lscpn liar Wash go
l. yol uatr Dry, dead and apt 10 conc out.
usc Bac1u'- ilair wash and O lrr Bn.ir ;
Has bye ard shay'rs Cream constantly On
In An 'ae 15n7s sal:l-.cs ~ " :
I.,ss .-rv -
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t,rd; ilo"Rcr wet PA tn-y 80
ham. T.. HonlirN ~ lni.rti nHhl! G"'
ucl.. Slsidon Br,'lu', iur.r', O.. Z. Nc"
I "l., ta,t',l,u. A. h.'u rri l''', I.uirn
I joy. Ecrsor; +. & Fat, '-,i ut, = J.. GO
: & 60, N,ntiri; :. H. W. s,A Il',f'''i
/ " W Sr.riv pnr t'n'k Nra, '''t. v
{ ''"oLar1. East Kup,rt Z. y Smtt l.c,n,
,l,r"ga Hammond y ca. flJFt roi.t; W.
:. Wright. Whitehall. & " 'r,a;u w
gcI.n e.. Nick,r. North lc... hmBh. tntio
Il Wrigit Diwtl
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.seiGtitr pOHfjers.

Warranted t4pe ut t. any va i1o market. iot
,.e ~ IL / SttNtEr
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LIyERY STABLE

E.-' by 6 JEGE ~puD. 80 .''.e' ,r,t - "a -
H. LJbiG". ".
f-s-iis-.s. ..l car. - & even e. CO... On
ys,s s t..'
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Jrp'u II. RorNn, } Commits
lLNcoLS AsrELS, s,olc!s.
Wl''anyr Feb 2ciL, ~. .
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SAVE LseoR SAVE HAY

YANKEE tDnN Si!HIttkS iiat Cut
.Srs O.! !, 5Satty,s. fer 's'r Uy
H>rrIIr. SOS g..
5 Nuir than one tAtri Of tie .t1y and
gran l-sayrd o. uslns cat feed
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tuUiIE pIRTt NtpX
!I'' rr,s.,,! II / >Ii NtTR
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tAStRt SEED.
Houp Seed, ana Cutie il,h Bone, ~ sale
~ BIrrTrt 4 Sos
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NEW sly LES uf Nous &c laitcs. En-
gI.sh, French and Njn, ',can Eiu;>, Elal, So
ed Turkey r'd curtain Gou4s, Just received
AID for .aie t. y. +. EKi.L..
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Thompson'5 NTithmctics.
kcETUaIV lQ, 1851.

OR sale At II DISCOUNT trnn me cry vh,''
ale prices by II J.. ErINt!K.
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HOPE.
HOUSE roR SALE

TnC Sss-f,l.c, olirrs 'sr sal' his hous"
e. lot ,Iusi,d "a i'r Svalh part a.! 'ae
, a.- =, ku'lsnd sut;rpHvcnta'' lor''-
~ 90 snas, any nan a. bushes hr
a- l.e . nlil, e br,ck, 10 r1mmodious sna 10
90 rspan, ard .il, - 10 los or '"Th'
" .-..fu4uog iuqu3te y tie subs iih,
JOHN At lLTi
kuli,ud, Feb =, Is52
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------------------- -
obituary.,

RoMALUs THISTLE died Of Cholera on the morn
ing the 5h inst. In the vicinity Of this city, aget
about 20 years.
The deceased was native of Maryland, but emf
grated to the south some years since, and came to th
county in the spring 10 reside permanently. He had
just fixed himself with his family In his new home
and had every prospect Of long life of usefulness be
fore him. but alas! that fell destroyer Of the human
race Cholera, came and selected him among its early
victims and in few hours after the attack he was
numbered with the dead. But as speedy - the sum
mons was yet he ready to meet his fate, for to
near and dear friend who standing by him In his
last moments he heard to axclaim, sbe not alarm
ed for me- for all is peace wishinI am ready to co.
and shortly after breathed his iast.-CoM.,
July 10th, 1851.
s~Oa Frida, evening, the Ith inst, ELMus Hon.
ACE, ungesi son Of JOHN and ANN Lewis, aged
81 months and II days.
"To the dark and silent tomb
Soon hased from the womb;
Scarce the dawn Of life began,
Ere measured eut my span.
Happy infant! early blest!
Resin peaceful slumbers rest;
Early rescued from life's cares,
Which increase with growing years."
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WHEAT! WHEAT!

Nhe subscribers are manufacturing Pierpot,
= Seymour's, (not Seymour q Morgan's) nat
ent Grain Drills, which are established upon th
| prlncle o. Seamours broadcast .Souing Machine,
and prove TO be better adapted for the purpose
drilling, Than any other that has been tested, be
'ng capable OF sowing and covering, not oni,
Wheat, but all Grain and Seed, from Peas, Corn
40. 70 Grass Seeds, and can be used either 70
sowing Broadcast, or in Driizs, with any fine Ter
.'ilzer such as Lime, Plaster, &c. The Graf,
'ais from the Cram box to the tubes, a space o
tx inches in full view of the person aitrndin.
=, 50 ne may be constantly assured tina, al is 20.
ing right.
The Machine has teeth, or tubes, which, are
. inches apart from centre 10 centre, and are oil
raised from the ground at once with a lever, o,
any one may be raised separately; all the seed
can be stopped at once. The convenience and
simplicity OF management is unparalleled, and il
not only based on correct principles, but is sgot
up" in that simple, and permanent style, aud
good taste, which cannot fail TO suit ALL
One man, or boy, with two horses, can sow
With ease from 10 to Is acres per day. and the
seed being all covered at a uniform depth saves
from TO pecks per acre. Our business having
been considerably retarded by high water, we
shall be able 10 build bnt few in time for fall
seeding, consequently, all who are anxious to get
the best Machine extanf, should apply soon.--
Machines all warranted 10 be and to do what we
represent.
Price $85 at the Factory.
PLOWS
Ofsuperior quality all sizes, ami kinds, con-
stantly on hand and for sale.
DEERE, TATE & GOULD.
Refer to WIN. RIGGS, near Davenport.
Moline, Rock Island co., IIls.,l
July Sd. 1851.
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CINCINNATI NEW CHEAP
STORE.

VTVHE subscriber has just arrived and is now
opening . splendid assortment OF Dki
GOODS suitable for this market, which he VII,
sell as cheap as the cheapest He would res
pectfuIly invite all 10 call and examine his Goods
before purchasing elsewhere.
His stock consists of the latest and most FASH
ionable style Of Prints; Lawns, Ginghans,
Barege de Lines, Plain and Paid Muslln',
Dress and Bonnet Silks; all kinds OF Bonner
Trimmings; Artificial Flowers, Thread and
Isle Edsings; Silk and Cambria hdtfs; Rlack
Italian Cravsts; Mode Shawls, splendid article;
Blk Silk Laces; Coronation Cord. and other
,rimmings for dresses; Aipaccas, Musiins OF all
descriptions; French Linen, Hungarian MN
tnres Cloths, Cass;meres, Satinetis, and Jeans ;
Cotton Goods for Mems wear, Velvet and SttiD
Vestincs pins, needles, steel beads, hooks ana
ewes, hair pins, ihimbes, perforated paper, Lcph'
VI Worstcd buttons az all kinds hosiery, gloves.
Irish Linens, Linen Table Cloths, Russia Diapei
Crash, Umbrellas, &c. &c.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Gents. Fine Goat Morocco and Calf snn
Boots. Mems Enuu,eed Cali and Kip Shoes.
Youths, and Bows .s.loes, Ladies' Enamtlea
Jenny Lind, Excelsior, French Kid and othsl
Slippers, Enamelsd Cutters, Buskins, &c.
Misses do. do. A very large stock
Of Chiidren's Shoes.
ALso, good assortment Of hardware.
A very large stock af Queens and Glassware
of the latest patterns, Looking Glasses, window
Glaes, Nails, &c.
GRocE RlEs OF all kinds.
Together with GREAT variety OF other Arti'
clss. all of which will be sold Cheap Tor Cash.
Store opposite the Steam Mills, Front Street,
Davenport. ,.nn
April Sd, 1851
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Young Ladies' High School,
SC. Louis. Mo.

1. II. fUKkII - PRINCIPAL.
YNhis Institution has occupied Concert Hal
i since the melancholy disaster Of May !
1851. Il 10 organized in THREE DEPARTMENTS
ne Primary the Preparatory and the High School
Mathematical, the Natural Sciences, Beiies iestres
and English Literature, THE Language, Htiloso
pity, History, Duties, and the .4cconplishmenk
constitute the different departments Of study
Every facility is offered for an extensive, thor.
|ough, elevated, systematic and symmetrical ed.
ucatiOn.
MEMBERS OF THE FAMILY OF THE PRINCIPAL
There are many young ladies whose parents are
seeking for them the benefits Of year or two Of
study and instruction in the city OF ST.. Louis
The advantages to be gained from course Of
education in this great and growing metropolis
Of The Wesr If one can enjoy the protection and
influences Of quiet home, are every year be-
coming more and more apparent. The elevated
course of study, the occasional Literary and Sci
entiic Lectures, Musical Concerts OF high char
acter, exhibitions Of Art, and the numerous OBJ
jecfs OF interest in the city, present very great
facilities for expanding the mind, improving the
taste, and gaining knowledge Of the world.
Young Ladies having this object in view are
received into the family Of the Principal, where
all who are entrusted TO his charge, share the en-
joymen,s and privileges of quiet and huppy
home. The comfort, health, habits, studies,
hdhneTS anu nI0Tais o. Inc young ia0ieS are care.
FULLY attended to, and all the guard necessary
for physical and moral security are constantly
thrown around them. Each one 10 regarded with
parental wa,chfulness and attention, that she
man form fhose habits Of mind, Of manners and
of heart which will make her an intelligent.
agreeable and accomplished lady.
The number Of pnps received into The family
Of the Principal is limited to abou, slcenty.
Parents desiring further information can OH
tainit by letter, or on application at the Tnst:u-
ton Catalogues can be had nj the Office Of
this paper.
The next School Year will commence on The
first Monday IN Ser TIMBER.
ST. Louis, July Sd, 1851.
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.ome Of which they were laid viii,
,h.ir bends ut the centre; and in others
9Th their feet towards the centre. Yer
fsv specimens Of art, implements Of war
hunting, &c, were found with them. On
small mound was opened, which was foun
10 contain the body Of . youthful female
.uDuosed TO be the daughter Of . person 0
,,nk. Her head, down 10 her neck and
shoulders, was projected by four fat stone,
--ooe being planted on each side Of he,
head, one a. the crown, and the other laid
carefully over these, concealiag her face
from view. Al her left side, and between
her arm aud breast, was found a neatly
wrought stone 20. Or jar.
These mounds, to the antiquarian, open
/ . vast and interesting field for speculation.
Here he may search, Investigate, anaIyze,
and compare; and approximate in his con-
clusioos to something near the truth in re.
gard 10 their origin; but no voice comes
from those sepuIchres of oldon time, to tell
Us aught concerning their history. Cen.
turtles ago the lank grass waved, the Aow.
ers bloomeJ, soa the sturdy oak struck deep
il, roots among their Wondering ashes, aud
cas-. his dry and sickIy leaves upon those
antique tonbs where now repose in sacred
silence the .ircs and sons Of former
generation. The dust Of ages has accu
m,la,sd above them since those mounds,
now green with vegetation, were yellow
with the recently upturncd ear,h-cover.
cd with human footprints, and Invested
with all the melancholy interest, TO the
passer-by, Of ncw-rnadc graves! The
"sncient speech" hath preserved Us no me-
p,rial Of the historical career Of those who
now people these mystery involved piles 6
earth. They belong to an uncertain age;
and all that VIC may affirm Of them With
safety is, that here, in some uncertain Pc
riad OF tho worlds history they fourished
awhile as na,ion-how long the bodies,
dare mot venture 10 assert-and
were finally bIo,ted out of existence, root
q nd branch, and tina, these vast and fertile
regions ofthe setting sun were their homes.
ssHomes OF the mighty, whose renown
IL In IRA
JJly !, 1851.
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MANuMrssIoN ny wILL.-The will Of
Elihu Crosweli, negro trader Of this city
who died about three weeks ago, wns open.
cd yesterday in the Fourth District Court.
a good deal Of surprise was evinced when
= was discovered that he had IeN all the
slaves he had on hand, (abmt l54 ia mum.
ber) free. The balance Of his estate he be
queathed 10 his mother. Il amounts 10 A.
bout $4,000. His will was holog rsphic
Que, dated in lS4S.-N. O. Delta.
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INSURE YOUR HEALTH.
III health proride for sickness.
Mechanics Mutual Benefit Association.

SPRINeFfELD, MASS, AND CLEvELANp, Q.
.4ccumulaled Cash CAPITAL, $4,000
Guaranty Capital, $1,000
TNHIS Association has formed branch in the City
i OF Cleveland, and appointed the undersigned Gen.
eral Agents tor the state OF Iowa. The Cieve-
ton for the west All funds received a, the office
Tor the west will be invested there, and all claims
for benefits will be promptly paid. A person BY
he pa, ment Of the following Annual Rates, will
be entitled TO reekty Benefit during he. Should
he be disabled by sickness or accident, from at
tending TO his ordinary business or occupation.
Ycariy deponie for member under so years OF age
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-07-17
PHOENIX STOVE WORKS,
QUINCY, iLLlN iIs.

TVHE 6uBSCRlB ri is notwithstanding at these
! Works, his Prairie State Cooking stoves, Of
tour sizes: also the
Irving Air Fight Cooking Stoves Of sissss
California Premium do do de-;
Commercial Pailor do do I dos
Three sizes OF which have open fronts, With fold.
ing doors; Phnnix aud Clinton Bog stoves, OF &
sizes; in all. making The best assostmsnt OF stosss
Tor dealers. or merchants, who may wish 10 pss.
chase, trimmed, or without tIimmings, foe sslsil.
iag, 70 be found anywhere.
Those stoves are sold BY Comstock 4 Co. 81
Qnincs, ct my Foundry prices, AM ~ Co0slsek
ces sava the addition Of freight; Elsa, ~ r.
S. CRAIG, Davenport. A. C01o1ocG
MAY %, 1851 n
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Regular Packet for st Leuis.

A THE light and substantial built
steamer NJ In N Q sofa, JOIN
- SAITH, Master, having been en-.
,irely overhauled, refitsed and repaired, will re-
sumo her place in This trade.
The Minnesota having been built expressly
for this trade, being Of light draught and fast,
C ,mbined with fine accommodations for Passen.
gers, will ensure to Shippers punciualiiy in arri-
wing and departing, and no pains will be spared,
IN the part of her officers, TO promote the inter-
ess Of shippers and the comfort of Passengers.
Apply on board. March 27th.-is