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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-23

! ask, an afy'hHe b. mure eb7ruiag = rNpai ua.'
\" i've m4Hag. n hear hreahut, m nerp .. dIl-
hrnuas every hing simple and A. Is the hr, NJ
Of palr Of gnyes M is n only he a1yeu.>ar hrl-
her he Fay and c. Who IN lhs ira slnr>s H. ua.,
nac mar A. n p.lvae >oray. a>,. there sci Il
people mall and female, Wha W.T. rham.lvrs 10 the
same branch 4 industry. i'm any abstract cnthusi
asm lt the mars1f slatf, dt>e 10 prom te III h9p
pness Of he nnweddel but 10 pen mDns1 in ih,i' rar
sr>
T. fact, marriage in Fare Is hing of mere barter
AMI Dallir ,t much buying h,r,c. tfsacrl
Eagln1. Even tic mafflteas Inch are l-e.ej VIII.
al thu lnStmncuaty ri hroheru- quasi hfonrr
N .ury convenience my thugs lhou1ht # on
eh~t side And with sleh lit hIste are wedding snmr
times Ia ched no. that IL Sitlve IA mt babe md
hfil,gtrom at tn altar scarcely ku'w rach ofh'r
myself am acquainted with married LAZY. Wha >wrHrS
that When she t. church IN her wrdlng day, she
kaew 81 lille her destined husband. thu II she hid
been directed to pick him ut frem hall ad h'om'u, shc
cuu MT have done sol ct pie th,rr are who afr
ast,nlshel that IN France here is ch lnmoalls IN
welded lit! They should rather be surprlsel that,
with such IN ah,mioahle system. mn'aity q b. found
at all Paris Correspondent Of The BritHtin.
We'll, after all this is nothing SO very strange
or uncommon Even in new and happy Amer
lca where Goblet, We believe IT IS. SAYS nnc-
tenths of the wives 1--we happily with their huS-
bands we have innumerablc matchmaking cStab-
lishmrntS which are scarcely less successful IN
their operations than that of Mons. Fov. The
only difference between the French and the y
mercan houses is that the latter are generally
conducted 10y females whose operations extend
only To the successful marrying oil daughter
or the more agreeable tlsl ot providing thcm-
selves with second husbands; and here too the fee
drmnndcd is generally larger than that paid To
the French broker-thcy take all the poor Benc-
dict has.
,rnr, urbo (ttv EatLpr.' ,bbpr Il l.npsy
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-23
PHILADELPHIA Jan II

The Sorh market continues rad, v Sales Of Govern
meota- of 1888 Al lO2. Ia - 9a,t
~ M is qntct-sal,s ii 500 hhla. 4 g. fhr com
mnn standard bra I'd, chaco do for city 81 81 extra
49, Cum Meal &2sI Ryr Flour $500
SAILS of red Whea a. l0IlOb cs. whito do lO,l -
cts. Com sleodv with anles Al $1,000 eta. Rye M.
changed Oats ilai1 cts.
Pwvi-lns hun sal.s sm,ll. nj 81 25ll2 ~ ft
Mosa ro'k, Pune at $3.50. Bacon unchanged I.tri
S.eS5 els
n'orfIl's h'm Tho tofoe market !, fun alrs
ri Ria Al u al let Sugars aud Molass,s unchanged
Noal continues ~ "aod tequ,st-sales ol common
washed At 3lai1 els fIao 10 L. II etc
Cotton Il IN small solcs AT Previous pieces
Whisky sst,ady - 81 cts per gill n.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-23
a oopy-Jose
H. l.. BROWN, Cl'k.
y.e,rry Nuts 23d Dee,r.. 1850.

NAmrrY N,Its, 23d Dcc'r., 1850.
The parties interested in the foregoing order and decree
hereby notified that have appointed Tuesday, the 4h
day al March 10 taking the therein
directed winch daY by ten O'clock the morning they
requested to attend at Office. with their books
pcrs accounts and vouchers prepared or examination ard
Element. ALIEN. BROWN.
Jnn23-"dw Special COMMIT
- ASs sEED.- CLOVER AND ORCHARD GRASS
~ seed on consignment.
Jan ITS ErIIDIS & PRYOR
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SNuI' G. STAPLES, c L
tONMlSStoNERfS OFFICE.
p,tr,.L 4 II I,nsy III IakI

lhltlrN = ~ jdhN 10, raj
The parties Ia The foregoing s Will please To take notice
that hat, appointed Monday the ID day III March, 1851
Ia commence III" taking 81 the account IN the foregoing
der duegtcd winch nY, at thu hou, oi 10 o,ok. Al,
thcV requested II attend At ohcc, ut Patrick
house, with thrt accounts cheta and reIcs OF
icts pared lot examination aud settlement.
BEN. j. 1AMPBtI l., Cnmm'r In Chy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-23

NlKGINiN-hta tuen,, Court continued aud held ipr
N.lso" County, a, The co"r,h on Thursday, the
I'D day al October. 1880
lohn \ Setugys aud Amanda his WIFE, formerly Amanda
thrsts aud Samuel Read Administrator oil Geo u ohrrs.
nan, decd Plaintiffs,
against
s,la- L yaw,cr, trustee of the estate OF Jas. Chris
tan, aud Sas Nawer in his Rht aud Elizabeth his
wife, otmeils Elizabeth tmisiian, James hnsian, Ste
rhcn W Christian, Charles L. htisiian William Il Chris
tan, Robert ncazley and Martha his "e, who Martha
Christian, sally ] Srntt, who sally Christian james
- CHRISTIAN samuel II Christian, Rufus &. Ch,son the
odminsator o John II Christian decd, when shall
qnnlif, appointed Flena Chrisan tie wlow Geo
uan,t hf,-tian.-c h,siian - Christian and hry-
tan infant children OF fa'd ''to'pc II ch,.an d,cM,
happening To the satisfaction o thu tia, the Plain
n hec ro coded according ie law against the alb enid,
itndants sally scott and Samuel H. Christian, and the
anbponas awarded m tbs the 29h day oiJanuary,
Sjn having hc,nosc coird The defendants stephen W
Christian, tha,lrs Christian. W ,lliam Christian, Ro.
belt BeaheF and Martha ms viii" James H. CHRIST an, Ru
us { ttsuu aud Eisiia thii.'isn, and than Nv
months having clap ed web since the return day said
ohp"na executed a. the fling :" he plaintiffs bill aud the
still failing 10 appear and file their answers, motion oi the
Tlennh4 Ky counsel the h,ll is taken confessed asto
those dclcnanl aud thctup"n tins eane came on to he
heard on the bill ri the Plaintiff the otdcf 81 publication,
the snhpuna executed aforesaid The al Silas T.
Nawet, James Christian and OF the infant defendants by
Howell L. Brovnthcr Canadian ad 1T specially assign
rd thcm by the Court, with replication thee'o III, exhibits
fled aud argued b, rounse consideration hereof
The Court without this time d.rdnr upon the propety
either The al u Silaa = Nawer the
lee uc James Ch,i,tpn decd OF the 7th OF June 1905 or
oi the d aud distribution 81 any portion oi The
subject thee questions being reserved Tor future adudica.
lion, doth adlnge ntder and decree that the said Sla =.
Nawei hn render before Alexander Brown who by
81 the parties appointed special Commissioner lo that pu
posse u account n his aclngs and dongs substituted
trustee as aiafe.ad, showing The Trust 'uhec received by
him, lis and profits and his receipts and dshnrse
mrds aud the amounts which he ha paid io The various
bcneeotie unr' the deed The i7h o June, 1905 and
TAN w said account the said tammissonef is directed To
gard the settlement made by the sad Nawef in the Of
Watts htsan tie has ol the accounts herein di
rctd except 50 lar az hrpates tuthaiee and alsiiv
tn samcj ~hrh the aid Commissioners is directed
10 take, state and settle together with matter specially
stated deemed pertinent b. himself required by Tie
Ia lie stated and liberty is accorded to both plaintiffs and
defendants to nertogno each other in writing before said
Commissioner To be answered solemn lonn oath
himation.
hcAl1 tEnaic
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-23

Mn BoLlNG'S RESoLUroNs.-The reader
will find in the Legislative proceedings, a series
of resolutions introduced by Mr. Boiling, the new
~ elected delegate from Cumberland, touching
,Io n,esent position of Virginia on the various
,nc,.urcs oil the compromise, and iorcShad wing
what her policy ,cW be, in the event Of the repeal
ar The Fng;tive Slave Law. Without stopping
10 discuss the principles involved in the resolu-
t;ons themselves, we cannot refrain from express
sipp our regret that they have been presented
At all. We should think the Legislature had
enough of passing resolutions already, which have
inst about as much force and meaning as blank
sheet of paper If her position is not already un-
derstood by her sister states, from the multiplicity
of her resolutions, need she make herself more
ridiculous by attempting TO explain ii NOW: We
are in favour of her occupying firm and decided
stand for the maintenance OF her rights and the
preservation of the Constitution, but this she has
repeatedly ''resoved' to debut how the per-
formance comports with the promise, we leave the
reader to Judge. We are opposed 10 all threats
and braggadoclo resolutions and OF necessity TO
all further agitation on the subject oil our Federal
relations. Let the late measures of Congress be
left to the silent influences of time and If the 9th
er States seek to know Nrginia's position let
them find it in the earlier history Of the past.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-23

,,.,.,,,,,,,,,.. ,,,,,.,,,, ,,,n,.,,.,,
nall ,MVhf M'NEi Mahhh JAN, 10
mere has been ~ ehhnge "'r'oy CT h"'e III 'he Ha'
o The money market as compared WIN i'7 eandIli NJ
'' 'i'N' ~ 'aS' W''N. lls' o'SS P'P - ~" '"'''
al per cent aud good II alr names at lodiZ per cent
he h1sion fosi 81 }fS'etday says;
The gfea eninTe IN our stock marker to-day, WINS 'lr
sudden aud continued rise oil 'n9on Al Tue hSt board
1t clasfd at G'ii a, the second at -,
70 mere were - snae, a At h' =, 'oa'" y, -
b'i and al ne 2nd hoard @99 shares sold al '"'f' "f
the laitor s. oo DAYS
The directors OF the Bank OF England on me "ls' OF
December gave hotlce mat The minimum 'ala u interest
Wv ,a' ~ ""'' G An
,,.'' md hal1 80. c,at sic. ood nr N,yo.bc, $40
l,d f,,loa, war sl,a ~, th,.c
no, e.,
r,a, 49,, ,,;,o, r. ~, a1,,n,o :; tho ,tos !, ali
tho irl h. c7,e - Tho induction or Ib. s,ock of
" & ,,'' a. il w. It ,a. mo-, ,a,s,la, mi
rl,i ~ ~ a,a.,.l j.; .,,,,,, ,d o,I, i,,,t,o,,
r, ma 60. IT,, ,,l, li,,,y ci,.,,r.,,,co. tLc,.
.LlI ~, ~ ic,.o i,oi A. li,,,,.,,,,, IN, tI,, stcl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-23

FprE TRADE AGAIv-1he Sunbuy American states
that he Wllkesbaue Rlhng Mi, his recently ne'h
Sold by the sheriff f,r 5000 The m cost the owaef
$4,000 The cause Of his great sacrifice Cd property,
i, .srI to he The Effects u the low tariff a~ot 1910
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-23
Nix ARNOLD DE lNXIlNG,
WIN RE PAINE u u

NIX ANNblIp DE INIllNi',
WIN ATUR RE PAINT EH,
DEt!S leave Ia niom The ritcn- 81 ynrhhurg that he
I'D ahc hrm HI ProesHonal scrNic'a during the present
month Having anrccaln, pfacsca his art IN Europe and
America he natter. himself tohr able give aatsncan
his pntiups OF hs worries may be- nj the Boob
so,c ol Mr. Payne Il Bn who has kindly grnnca that PER
nssion, aud vh'reode,s or III, BIZ lett and
,, r.sc,re Iromrt attention. Satisfaction guaranteed.
65-ohees Franklin Hotel, room M. ?
WORN, conn MtAl. AMI oNrs. N.wA,s ON
I,n2j Is EGIIu1.s n PRYOR.
XrlRrINIA-A hold IN The. et,Ds oree the en-
cut court Of Campbell county, on the 9Th day OF Jaou'
nancl II London Plaintiff,
l,ns. IA, clarl.' +. smah,on, 1onn p. ru,ra's
John Compton aud DAVID y Speuce, Dciendat-
IN ftlANrERY.
Tho nI.i thia snhlct the payment 81 the
plaintiff demand, any moneys, debts property effects
The hands the defendants Bmras, Spence and Compton,
belonging the attendant lass, who resident o
the aud the sad Bnss required to appear
here within month alter the publication oi this ordrr
and do what IS necessary TO protect HI. int,rc And it
ordered that copy hereof be published wrelt 10, iout
wccks, Newspaper printed in the OF
ynehbutg and posted at ol the
Ibis county tie first day ol the next county court.
Jan 23wiw j D,AIENN NnER,e.
VIRGINIA At rule held in tie Clerk. Office ol the
eifco count 81 smpbc county, the 9Th day Of Jan
y. /. FAINT, trading under the firm Of +, l.. fao & Co
Plaintiff,
James A Bass, JohnP Burras7 and w liam llobson,
Defendants
IN CIIANCERN
The object al this sui 'o subject Ia the payment al the
plaluin demand debts mont, and effects the hands
o the defendants Buias and lobon belonging 10 the de-
londln Ianes A Bass who = resident 81 the Com.
monwealth and the said Bass required 10 appear here
within month alter the publication o This ndcr aud
vhlis necessary protect his interests And II ordered
tha' acopy hereof be published tot lour
sivo weeks newspaper printed m the town Of Lynch
bug and posted the front daet 81 the courthouse
county On the hrst day ri the next county eoutt.
tupy =Ir.te,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-23

NOTICE.-TtlE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RE.
~ ceved his sta nIard Weights and Measures
red to upon the duties o his Office Of Scaer Of
" ghs and Measures. lis Office in the Masonic Hall
where he be found during business hours, Ion month
All interested notified to bring forward their weights
m casures obedience to law, requiring the same.
Ian 2O--l Init A. w. CROSS. $ w y NJ. u.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-23

pkpaNOs --kNABE s. .fII1.E. .,trnuf,cftrtrs
I .N6S. l. Il = . and II Entatr STREET Bai,not6 .aid
PIANO foIlLS, lromG 10 uctates, IN Rosewood, Ma
hugany and Walnut cases, OF lee, with with
out non frames combining all tho Improvements requisite
superior instrument
X Y q have received hon the MARYLAND Institute the
ISIS 1873 1850 They have also been housed with mn.
mcrous testimonial. from all the most celebrated Artists
have used tho instruments Pianos from their establish
mont have been used n the concerts OF Lind Herr Holm
stock, Bishop, abordr, knnsp aud other periarn-
They guarantee durability int live years under good
aud viii replace with others all winch may give
satislacion application be made within alter
delivery Then m'uuartory being conducted the
extensive seale enables bcn Ia furnish instruments at the
very lowest prices, wholesale and retail
Constantly hand A =. Hughes Melodcons, ranging
from - 10 500, Tor winch they sole agents iot this
Jan 2j=ply
OUTER We WOt1DiNNIrE TuOSEIN NEED
ID Of PRIME Butter, oa and lot jnst receiy ed
consignment from MIS-. Elisha Paxton oi Rockbrdge.
Jan p is ECHOES Il PRYOR.
I IME.=A SUPPLY OF MOUNTAIN LIME JUST
] to hand.
Jan }-ts EcIiOLS & PRYOR.
.liis by tOGHlII. u SIIRNDER The undersigned
become proprenr OF this popular stand prcpar
ed to entertain the public IN manner which they hope viii
them liberal patronage. Their TABLE viii at all
be furnished with the best the market their
Stab ~ with good PROV endcr and experienced and arn
tive OSrI. EHS. Their HOUSE SERVANTS have been
selected with peculiar AID such
please intending make every effort give General salts
iacton they hope that their exertons Will be
ing.
Ian ~ II COGTIII. * SHRADER.
pNaKMEKS AND MERCHANTS SAVINGS INSTI.
IUIION.-The Boad Of Directors of his In, titution.
meet carly on Tuesday morning OF each week Notes nlen
ded Tor Discount soud be deposited the DAYS previous Non
ays and made payable the Office Of the Farmers ara
.Meresa,t's Sapngs Institution at I,nchbnrg.
Jan 2o-2lf NJ DAVENPORT, Secy.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-23

NlNbiNlA-hth tuent Court continued aud held ipr
Nelson County, AT The Court house ON Thursday, the
I'D day al October. 1880
John \ gp.and Amanda his wife, formcr, Amanda
Christian, aud Samuel Read Administrator oil Geo ~ hrs.
tan, decd Plaintiffs,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-23
EhN Nlth " tllRlsIIAN,
tltnrusy nj LAW

'bNIlNI rs taparnrU ~ thr anl ritcnt counts
> ei Italian, Campbell, NpramataN, aud the euurt- ,d
the Corporation II 1ynrhhulF All business Hitueed 10
hun will tccetsr he IUdnrr and pItGrNr attention
q > lie haa removed hts Office IN at inu / blyiss
ste'e 81 the street leading Ia the Washington Hotel.
IAN - NSSi
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-23
w M NC r E r Y

LATE or RICHMOND, VA,
ms FsrARLlenru ~ TUE TOWN OF INNrnnURG,
Main street, near the Franklin Hotel, New
LOTT cry OFFICE,
For The sale of Tickets IN The liberal and Iopahr Ioiie
RES updef The management of
d n Z ~ Z s. co.
EVIIO hlsse m1re Capital Prizes 10 the State Of
w virginia the last four years than all others, and
from lle iberaly Of their schemes, the may be
pccled.
Packages Gcrtincatcs or single Tickets
can be had at all nmes by order or otherwise.
Two Schemes large aud small and drawings received
daily.
~. ,mo,d.rs ,rH meet prompt md confidential al
tcutioa
az. AuPrizes ctsnEp al His Office
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-23

I OSr ON SATURDAY FORENOON 18TH INST,
i 4 on Church street, I.ad,s GOLD BELT BUCKLE,
of am oval form, ior which liberal reward will be paid
leaving il al tins office.
LAM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-23
N0NlNTERCOURsE WIFI TuE NORTH

al -, I
,,I H. ,,s..''
I a ~ liI - ia,'.,,' l. 49, N., ,L
Luz ID ata',arga Nah, 1g ,,e ,la, ~,
~ go =" : ,'.,, J. l,. II;
,o,.,d account, b,, - ~ II -, a4,., l.
" ,,I ,arsqns and ,a,., i,. III a,
n,ni,a ,itb the ne',s f,, ,La N,,,Lcrn St.,.s
:" b,ye NJ ds,nos Nm La,, IN 1,,I ~ s'ri
" i'' w. =; ~ -" =! w. Inv =, ''' 20
Yet somehow or oher, In; rep,,es Of our hotels. in
this bleak part If the country aud the visiting lists of
oor ce'y, such as il Is here CONTAIN far .prnlrg
:" Southern names whose owners tar and stern seem
De wy 4,ppy a,1 ao.t t'eu VIII" a9o's MS % 70
''" ','t,s VIZ :, '" '5 -,
~ on SUNDAYS wirl5ot aay a6earpnl fear Of beioo
shocked rrade wi h $ ewarr or Beck. prome1aIe our
streets with ou beaux or blles as ,he case may be and
occa ,naIIy consent 10 he i1rmaIi n II closer aud
more enduring lie than mere street Or drawing room
acquaintance.
al 'aa p"a"'g Sr""s' ln'oi =
If "e,a ''n 49," ,' cs
of The Iargss, kind Of Ito[y ,.ta city e h,,laIy
lye.ns f4mors for its excellent medical schools, liz
rally swans woh youag geollemen from bsy.ud the
Pot,nac, and here in ths city We have our proper
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-01-23
BALTIMORE MONEY MARKET. Jan

.Stecp Net 81 Is 10 50 so, rs in quality.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-09-11
Eclectic Medical Institute,
OF CINCINNATI.
rACuLrY
Chartered ia l5f5. Total number of Matriculant.
from 1915 10 1851, 1854.

FACULTY.
iHHE seventh winter session this College will com
mence on the first Monday Of November. 1851, sns
continue four months. The chairs OF the Faculty wil
be arranged as follows:--
l. &. JosEs. NJ. D., Professor Of Theory aat
Practice OF Medicine.
X S. NEWTON, NJ D., Professor of Surgery.
3. L. IIILf. NJ. D., Professor Of Obstetrics, aac
Diseases OF Women and Children.
Il. FREEMAN, VI. D., Professor Of Special, Sur
gical and Pathological Anatomy.
J. r BUCHANAN, NJ. D., Professor OF Physiolo
gy, and Institutes Of Medicine.
l.. Z. JoSEs, NJ. D., Professor Of Materia Med
lea, and Therapeutics, and Medical Botany.
J. MiLroS SANDERS, NJ. D., IL. d., Professor
Of Chemistry, Pharmacy and roxicology.
o. f. NEWTON, M. d., Demonstration of Anat-
omy aud Surgical Prosecutor
gra'uitons preliminary course Of Lectures
will commence on the second Monday OF Dcto-
Der. At the same time the Demonstfa'or' Is
rooms will be opened, with every facility for the
study of Anatomy. Anatomical material is
abundant and cheap. Prompt attendance at the
opening OF the session is expected.
TERMs.-Tickets TO full course Of lectures until
gradnation) SIo0 in advance, well endorsed note
vance. well endorsed note for $40. Matiicaaton
tcae S5-Graduation SI5-Demonstrator's ticket S.
Board costs from So 10 So so per week. students
sometimes board themselves Tor much less. Students
upon their arrival in the city, will cali at the Office OF
Prof K. 5. NEWTON, on seventh street. between Vine
and Race, For further particulars, address DR.. X $.
NEWTON, Jos. r. BUCHANAN, II. D., Dean.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-09-11
GLEN VERNON.
J'IIIS beautiful estate situated abon, one

I,I'IlIS beautiful estate situated about one anil;
hall miles above the city Of Davenport, i.
now offered Tor sale. II was selected at an ear.
| ly day by the late Hon. William B. Conway
| Secretary OF the Territory Of Iowa, as place o.
residence, the most picturesque and beautiful OIL
any upon The Mississippi.
The property consists OF 227 acres OF land w.
ing directly on the riyer-which has here bold
rocky bank-wiih front OF over half mile is
finely diversified with hill and dale, is watered
b. numerous and unfailng springs Of the pures'
water, and abonnds in Timber, rock, sand and
clay Tor building.
Along The river are many elevations or knobs,
which command delight al and extens We views
Of the cities Of Rock Bland aud Davenport, the
town OF Moline, and Of the Mississippi Tor many
miles, and furnishing sites for residences, which
for pcturesqueness and romantic beauty are une-
qnalled.
The attention Of gentlemen from the cities OF
the lower Mississippi a healthy sum
mer retreat, near the finest fishing and hunting
grounds in the West is invited 10 this property
prefer selling the entire place, but il not soon
sold propose 10 Weld 10 the solicitations Of nu-
merous applicants and IN few weeks have it
surveyed into tracts varying in SIZE from one to
twenty acres-and in price from So to $3.50 per
acre.
The proximity Of this property TO two flourish
ing cities rapidly increasing in population and
wealth, with a certainty Of the early completion
Of Rail Road connecting them with the eastern
eiies-renders il very desirable and guarantees
its rapid increase in value.
Information respecting it will be given and the
property shown by Mr. A. H. MILLER. Of the lie
Claire House, Davenport, Iowa, or Mr.. C. r.
iIiTcHcocE, residing on The premises. or arplica-
ton mas be made T. mr. al Keoknk, Iowa.
EDWARD KILBOCRNE.
August 28th, 1851. 5i-tf
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-09-11
o,,ox Chester Co., Pa. /; August

Nxw LoNpoS, Chester Co., Pa; Angus
- "A sad and painful accident occurred
,a.J,v afternoon about o'clock during
. thunder storm which passed over I'M
alace Tho Rev. James Bissey had JUS
Concluded mn excellent nndeloquent sermon
4 H. Methodist Church, when The light
.,;na :, ruck ,he building, killing tho tevef
and gentleman in the pulpit, and stunning
..vo,al Of the c,ngregaii,n. Gao .onng
man. i, was thought, had been killed AIS !,
IN, after considerable exerilon on inc par
Of those present, he was restored 10 con
sciousness.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-09-11
LEGAL NOTICE.
STATE OF IOWA, ! :,

STATE OF IOWA, I >,
Scorr foUNrl.S
To Christina Mounts, wife Of Joseph Mount:
and Evefheart Schulz.
NOJ are hereby notified that there is now OF
J. file in the Office OF the Clerk OF the Dstr,c
Court for said county, petition oil Jacob Scbni
claiming OF you as heirs of Christopher Sehnh
decd, all the right, tile and interest you ma,
have as such heirs in AMI TO, the south east qnar
ter Of section No. seven IN township No. sev
enty-seyen ~ north range No. two east o
9Th principal merdisa. Now unless Won appeal
and answer said petition or before the FIRST day
ol the next term OF said Court, said petition vii
be iaken as confessed. and decree entered ac
coIdingly. JAMES THORING ron,
Clerk OF said Coa!t
Cook & 3 o Atty's. for plrf
Sept. iith, 1851. i-4w
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