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MISCELLANEOUS,
FIFTY DoIr.3Rs I,Ery-Ano


LIAM. icalt- hnscli WIa CoIs.naJ w hun
ety OF cohlnc among which Casnet Coat an.
member.d.
lie has csn driving Road where h. is we'll
acquainted thnr!ns driven ry year
.e at sfi ic have lett o the Railroad
or Tile l'nIox or Jane. Rivers. aud Passing
nc may attr.nt 10 IL Tree STATE. hpurtLm OF Dr. f. Nose.
ley Of No:aw.y .i,e lie !.s wiiea: Mr f. Fi..
ecralda mofh Col T. IT, EI5s hrnrr ~. B!l a
sisef az Col litrcs DiawI!Ia lie copper
y Years old viii the
anu delivery 10 ie OF The state. tSen;y
III .i' aar Ny Pc>; uHicc IL F-..csaurs. D. u kEE:EE
chesterfield. Dst Il: ISL. ciw'
RUNAWAY.
4 NEGRO aarsl ped i.dn me On the i2n last
- August said about inches !., very
uhss compieHi: near 50 i pounds
e "H,cS 81 his aCiied IL lie little When sIuSen
H. SreaEs fnrk Vic! he apt. he hal wnkcr: quite hail
@ paiaaas Of the sane iicis mci:neit De little
~" ns was carried from FauGicr cn'. Richmond SOLD
o. robinson, and wa PURCHASED the 9Th april 1851
mrns3n u m.y be more than likely. that said hay
DC lurking about War;on. Va. az have hs
owned W gentcrnan IA WaenIon ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
reward viii e gwen for said il delivered any jail
eas ran &c; him. and Ii delivered %cncH It
- June O-coln PRESTON WORTHY.
,,,, TEN DOLLARS REWARD:
WILL give person dollars return
me- on Cn'ch i TO MGss:s To"r Cook Richmond. my
negro man, 8'ia, Who a5scourei He
tihais nat above 5ii ice high, brown coH IcSoa,
aO' % years o! ieIS cirfeE and purchased OF MIR.
rhP eyhid Ids OF Caroline, aGG may !ursin.
Sh :" n., RESIDENCE ia the County OF Essex,
where liiv!n has connexions.
oc . -e.n!2...sc lSo. r. MnuHrCAsrLE
,,.,. " ii. = (, ~ ELL aGS,
HHOLESiLE GRCCEL'Ss COMMISSION lLEnCyLIN Y.s
AVE 70" 49,: .: south "atsr street, Philndeiphia
"a GROCERIES,. WINES, TEAS, LlQuoRS sc.
Sept 2G-c!.H
FEMALE SCHOOL Al CHARLOTTE: c. H
OF November AMI close viii, month spri Terms ne
"e me, JT ,c DAVID COMFORT.
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S.TAsH s; WOUDuOUSE ha.. r.reI:ed thlHh@'S
~ HOME CYCLOPEDfA OF LITERATURE AND fiHs. AK ;,
definitions u al r!H 'i!" -"
10 Relies I.tres Philosophy Theology Law ~ hnp:y fauis
Music Sculpture. Architecture CrnIf:r h% "cofsc ~
ward I1yiur this. volume. large IL o--E1
MRS CLAKk'S !iERONES OF SikSPiAHE. :!c &c shd f"
rics ta,al clrravIGcs s're. CIGh GI-St -
series Of admirable tales by sc! lady Ert 80" os
cuain.n-ss her SUBJECT; and rhe rSc's snrn t'
siph of the ideas the OF shdXs'heF dreams iis
her de Ilrhu stories bat development :" h7r'"t
"e 'e .I,trGrk Adccr;,rr.
THE SCOTTISH EEErSAKE. perfect gem oi Doe" CON
;ainG hundred 81 r ui the A.f''tfc ' %
Robert Burns. Di ir tut' Ssiit! S",
and printed gold, beautiful Eoamciled Paper. .,
u Nv iMlc MI lnr aale-S raCl. w ~,
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AUCTION SsLES,
EyCfr1rcDe,s,,


Ne ILL BE SOLD THURSDAY 20h November next al the
residence the late Hewlett dccea.ed county OF
Cnt screa all OF the pcrisable property belonging IN the ce;e
cIsns Of sock Of Horses Cows. Sheep o! yoke yGua:
crops Corn Oaa and Fodder Household urnur.
r. g. a. The time, the belonging be
hired Tor The balance vi The
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LIFE INSURANCE.

FOR WHITE pERSONS AND SLAVES
ht SArloNAL SAFETY INSURANCE AND iHust Soai
charter granted by the State OF Penhsy
.o,n enne olce. e. WALNUT street, Phiiadeipna Capa
80 40 III Versions wishing insure their Ves ennel os e
g, e o. NE PERIOD persons wishing 70 M
Inc ives o. .he Company offers the greatest
49, Tie being IS cent o"er ian
RI. me Kind pas, experience ustylng II III aA"s
mas also combined advantages Joint Stock and Mutual
aiuay among those for the whole HE TERM
aha cHcuar Containing frl particulars, Will be iurhsh.
70 al Persons IN the Ste, by applying personally or oy
e.ss addressed 10 G. Il. BRlCkEN, NJ. D.,
General Agent and Medical Examiner Lises Row. opposite
Ne ferlieh'iaFy Snrr. Richmond Nov. 7-c5
yrxu- NOTICE.
partnership between the subscribers dissolved the ID
~ Wake and those indebted will the necessity making pay
uieh' as soon possible. J. II. WALKE
j r. Wake
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
Inc have entered CoDarnershp for the
conducting General Grocery and Commission Business,
rG the and style OF J. H. WALkE They have taken
the lately occupied by J. H. Wake and respectfully solicit
>. J. II. wALKE.
Nov T-c3w = JAS II. COX.
flOLD MINE-LUCK'S OFF1CE.-Next the AihaIu.
y" Hotel.
Drawing OF Suscuehannaf'. Nov. 5:
IL SO 26 50 81 e. 10 SO l6 q 70 rs 81 IS 90.
Drawing Of Patapsco, 800,
10 IS % ~ q 6 Is ~ 40 ~ 80 80 35
For day-Maryand Consolidated Class 80 Capitals prize
ga o OF 30O Of 1000 &c IS Nos IL drawn Tickets only
% Also. PaIapsco 292 Capital: of $780, Sc 70 Nos IL
drawn Tickets 81 SO. Now
CLASSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCHOOL,
~ BY JOHN HART JR. A. NJ There few In
ms School Address JoHS Hart Jr Lewis Store Sposyvana
Nov.7-em
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ADDITIONAL SUPPLY OF FALL AND W INFER
GOODS
TIME this day received by ire steamer
OKE New York. thirty PACKAGES Of Staple and Fancy
and MANUFACTURE when he!
otter with stock before hand low prices 'E eash or
They consist in part OF the following variety
Plaid Embroidered and Plain Chanseable SILK
Rich, waered, black and fancy colored Silk
Plaid watered and plain PopIns
revel, Silk and embroidered Man,las
Silk Camalon, brocade Apacca. and figured Mohalr
Printed and plain Cashmeres and Mouains
Super assorted ID French Hcrinos and Thbei Cloths
Embroidered aud plain Cape and ThIbet Shaws
Extra heavy Bay Stale and Empire Slawls
Silk fringes. fringed Ribands and Braids
bonnet Neck, Cap, Sash and Belt Brads
Black and fancy colored Cloths and Casslmeres
Bed, Nacanaw, Twilled and Duhle Blankets
Heavy Swanskn, Welsh and other Flannels
English and American colo all prices with u assortment OF
coarse Woolens brown, bleaccd and coored Domestlce
VALENTINE. CRENSI1AW 81 Co. at their new stand
Oct 25 70 d. of Broad yin anu Capo Sles.e
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EXTENSIVE CARRIAGE MANUFACVOKl
FRANKLIN STREET. REAR OE TILE CITY HOTEL

FRANKLIN STREET, REAR OF TIE CITY HOTEL.
yHvIE subscriber would his thanks the RR
public for the generous patronage bestowed on &k
him for the last sixteen and would invite efOf
10 his extensive stock of Carriages, comprising
The following descriptions Coaeles Chaoees arouches Rock
Top and Top and Sukeys Of
the best materials and of workmanship which will be found
TO be equal all if superior the best offered for
in this city elsewhere Being supply the public
with article home made work invite all who may be
Carriages superior quality call and
being se cheap articles
the quality can be purchased elsewhere
All kinds order and repairing done with
neatness and despatch, on reasonable terms.
Sept, 20-d&c3m ALFRED KING
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inNIi.s.. IT, ALI.

WOl ID advise w,. purchase Dry cUit to g ~
The s,are OF ABRAHAM LEVY, ia nj broad street IL ~
In selling cheap ecis 10 hnbis aboC H. '"'ceS a. c
Mou eansat Shecns G Sh'ns at cr' ' Apron 's'k
r, ca Worked l2 aud -; ter rnaro!da fpa a.
che az also againg large stock q Dr.. "o sun a.
and CahmrreS p'aI" i'h hsL'' a':
chunseahle silks; ocade uscE ria plain. u: n.n i"c" ~
~ - pn,Jiys Suy
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LAW PARTNERSHIP, RICHMOND, VA.
TIME undersigned will practice aT partnership IN an the
Courts Richmond HenrIco and Hanover, and ID the ecu'
Court of Albcmarle. Tt, ,,
Office No the heretofore occupied by August
am, Watkins T. P. AUGUST,
~ ~ /. Il. WATKINS
Sov Ia, ls5l-dSc3n GEO. w. RANDOLPH
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ayIE following certificate Jusy The T-ula. pacis
viii satisfy minded Individual thai Mcit aye
Syc quack preparation but ia en,"t AZ wei . me c"Ce
Of lin, Faculty others who may have occasion To a" th'
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DIVIDEND NOTICE

meeting of the Boarnl Directors OF the Richmond! 't
cksbusg Potomac RlIrCa Company rl ~ heir TIE"
Richmond tie 30 Ucc5s ISL. dlssnL 0i ~ per cent; ~"
M ending declared ply.blc the s"rSo'r
November the of:e al the company:
Oct % E.. ". MACMlRDO. Treasurer.
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LEE g. BAfLfy ar.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW RICHMOND gi iStIaad md n,
R .CICE in all the the City OF kcnmonu an" '
Counties Of Henco, Chesterfield and Gooeh,and; p.v1y
JAMES X. LEE
Refersnce-Samue Taylor, Esq Office on I'm street. "a 400
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nIITCfiELL's EIE-sALl =

WAnEuorsE-2i0 Broadway. n !.
WosxsNew York Works 80 and o. cwi- -'Frci
,B-Siver Medal awarded 10y American ll.ile iSJp b"n%7
Medals awarded By Franklin institute, >l1 and lois
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MERCHANDISE.

FALL IMPORrATION, 1861.
E1f the ships sEXcelsior, direct to James River, and
ID the "IIumbot' New YORK; We are in receipt ~
OF Fall Importation uf Hardware Cutlery, Edge -&
Tools &c, making assortment very complete "a
been observed III the selection 40
Builders Hardware Mechanics Tools ousekepers ~
Hardware aud many articles for the Of Farmers
and others goods and prices will compare favo w.
raby with those OF any house IN this country I0 Call
inc for yourselves SMITH HARDWOOD,
sept 23-tf Importers, No. IS Main
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TO COUNTRY MEhCHANTs.
NEW FALL AND WINTER STOCK Or
READY MADE CLOTHING.
- MERCHANT WEISlGER have had their store sieally en-
- arscd so enable keep larger and more general
They have opened and best assortment OF Clothing
they offered for sale -, ..,
Merchants will lind greatly 10 Their 70 sa Sev uedse
CHEAP the Same quality Goods can DC mac
in any OF the Northern cities Call at No. liz Main street
Sept. il S. MERCHANT q wElsLGER.
FAIL AND WINTER CLOTHING.
SEPTEMBER I'D, 1851. . -
SMITH MARVIN still at their old stand OIL BUSINESS w.
- ia Main found all hours OF me Gay
Il selling bargains in fashionable and well made
ING than heretofore show our friends
public patronage Our stock article belonging
youths and chden's wardrobe. and will take plea
in showing them to any who may lavor Us with call
Sept. % Ia Main street
CLOTHING, CLoTHING, SL0 l'I N nv
IMPORTANT TO MERGnANTS OF READY
XAE would respectfully invite the attention Of merchants and
wv Clothing large and well STOCK
or any other city regarding STYLE quality and price, Our arrange
such receive daily Adams sup
plies mandatory ia Baltimore which enable US
prices 1t will be saving al least o per 70
who wish purchase by examining the stock OF Cotmng
as s t.in street 80 WEISENFELD d co.
Sept. S-3m
s35 1000 WORTH OF DRY GOODS AT AND BE-
LOW COST, FOR CASH.
nUR CoPARTNERSIP will expire, by lImIaton on he mrs.
BY ,ha, lime will this day. offer our entire STOCK AT AMI
The ,ot large Of all the new
EST and most desirable styles of Dress and SIX oods every
adapted House Keepers and tanies Cons'
s,nss Wooens Blankets B!eaced anu bro"n
Cot,on nearly all of which have been fecey
| very low prices ,, !, ..,I 70 avail ,bem.elye.
Of his rare Opportunity. WARREN, FARlSs d BRo@N,
VI o s 90 dEf3n No. l4l, Eagle Square Main Street
L
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con ,o'' 600 ,ls WORTH OF 1sEaDT MADE cLoTHISG

|OTTON DAGGIIG.-ao bales Cotton Tagging las' II
T. ce.ved and for sale oyi uTS-. ,,,Sr vESr
= -'h' 'h'-'A -
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Defendants.
shall -e public auction TO the highest bidder
the PREMISES FRIDAY the eth day OF December next y lair
day thereafter the Of Land the Plaintiffs
mentioned which conveyed David Parrish By Cullen
Baiy supposed about 6 lying in the
county GoochlnG aUang the lands Of Thomas Rutherford
VIM. Adams and others.
Also an undivided moey OF Land bought by the Defendant Da
yd VI. Parish. from Isbe the following terms. 10 wiz
purchase money cash. the balance in three
equal annual twelve eighteen months. with
upon the different from the da? OF sale requiring
good personal for the said deferred ens and
retaining the Is H. AZ EKS;
DEPUTY sheriff for T. Watkins Sheriff OF Gooehland County
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ROCK SIoI.IsE s.tt.! -
ROSLI.Y FOlI SALE: Az aC,iL'i;Is,

fhIliS beautiful ani highly
ior"et fields ard meadows, Tw..:r tHirrG and - .r
Aff"'-liss ~ si:i 81 Petersburg. The riona hC
coGNiy ~ Chrstciri admit al CI.sag
IA. farms aTI! wu"t lots, will he sold
Persons t"SiroUs Purchase land
i! WI! De sp WIZ and s several pare pointed c
o! ,ar made known By the undersigned.
he sale WI! take psce The premises thc jah taubc
81 NovcmDer. 1851. JANgf' ;,Inv Am ar r.,
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M w, p GILES. VETERINARY SURGEON.
OFFICE IN MR. JAMES HARDEN ; LlFEnh STABLE;


EXCHANGE HOTEL, KICHMoND, Va
H,EIS weknown and cxcclleny arranged oe ha oee
far the pa months, which liac has hecn eh'iFc' re-
PAINTED ant many important improvements made has a
ev furnished throughout style combining Comfort vita ee
once that cannot surpassed by any Hotel Ia the on
now omen for the reception guests and The travelling lp III
general respectfully soici:cdby JUN T. n,a,or
Sent. lG-ct
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EXECUVDi:'S SALE OF SLAVES, CROPS.
HORSES, CATTLE FARMING IMPLEMENTS, HOUSEHOLD

A'U
'SsE Undersigned of las, will and
hc Richard Coke viii cXpUfe Ter sc a: pubic auction
Wednesday the Eth day November ISL a. a5shua place
ni m rchcucc the county Gloucester the Personal
tue sI! Richard Coke consisting o sxtyve or seventy
bic nmbcru mules cattle hogs
crop quantity s:raw fodder, 0a,t large
amehi Of farming utensils, household and
Kitchen furniture.
IER:s SALECgh Will be required for the slaves the
residue OF the property cash will be required for ali
nois Tor all exceeding that credit months
Will be allowed the purchasers executing their bonds ap
proved personal teeur!y, payabl. 10 the executor
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PARk Eit, BARLY & NIMmO.
Express and Steamer tho following es
III rabe articles which for sale "a small! profit
An assortment Of printed Dress Goods
Plain and Broeade Silk
Coorcd Satin and Glace Silk
French Menno
Coored French Flanne!s
Plain and embroidered Grape Shewls
Plaid long Shawls
Wide colOred Silk Velvet
Coor.d Velvet Coaks
Black and conrei Velvet Ribbon
Lace, Muslin and Cambria Sleeves
Collars, Cuffs and Chenzettes
Scoloped ami embroidered Iandkerchiels
Hand. Neck Nov s.
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LOST CERTIFICATE.
ATorICE hereby given that certificate Of debt Of me L1na
Railroad Company, No. lG3 dacd tho 2oth OF July ia4e
amount fifty dollars payable the first day of Novemoe o9 ana
issued Shcpads has been msad or lost and ina.
nny the President and Directors the Virginia Ceh
formerly louisa Railroad Company for renewal o. SAID eeh
| cate. rIiiLii 'i' N' =
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MRS, PELLETS BOARDING DAY SCHOOL
I,roIa Street. opposite HE LHy Hal. Rtch5on!' "a 49,
ME mex, School viii ccmmcnce or tue l 'c'
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SALE OF TRACT OF LAND.
Court Goochand County
pronounced day September ISL, Chance
Suit pending between Henry Holland John T. Parish and
Charles w. Dabncy, Plaintiffs.
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FALL STOCK OF
CHINA, EARTHENWARE, GLASS, &c.
DY ships Italy" and 'Levathan, from England sSA
ID and from the Wheel Va manufactures and north
auction sales the subscribers receipt Of ~
90 large stock Of China, Enrthenware, Glass -
Ware and Fancy Goods, which they oferto the trade
prices similar goods be purchased IN any
d Northern market.
and City dealers respectfully invited examine our
goods aud prices. w. F BUFFERS co,
Sent 70 Main
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-09-18

FACULTY.
mencc the first Monday Of November, 1851, and
continue four months The chairs ofthe Faculty viii
be arranged as folows:-
I. G. JoHEs, M. d., Professor of Theory and
Praciice Of Medicine.
X. s. NEWTON, M. D., Professor Of Surgery.
3. L. HIT. VI. D., Professor Of Obstetrics, and
Diseases OF Women and Children.
z. FREEMAN, VI. D., Professor Of Special, Sur
gcai and Pathological Anatomy.
]. K BUCHANAN, M. D., Professor Of Physiolo
gy, and Institutes of Medicine.
l.. L. JOKES, ~ d., Professor Of Materia Med
ica, and Therapeutics, and Medical Botany.
J. MILTON SANDERS, NJ. D., Ii. D., Professor
of Chemistry, Pharmacy and ToxicologY.
o. Z. NEwTos, M. d., Demonstration Of Amt
oniy and Surgical Prosecutor.
A gratuitous preliminary course Of Lectures
will commence on tho second Monday OF ocio-
Der. At tho same time the Demonstrators
rooms will be opened, with every facility for the
study of Anatomy. Anatomical material u
abundan, and cheap. Prompt attendance a, the
opening Of the session is expected.
TKRms.-1Jckets to full course OF lectures until
eradnatop) 500 in advance, well endorsed note
for SIPS. To single course of Lectures $50 in adj
vance. well endorsed note for So Matricuiation
tick ct Specialization Sl5-Demonstrators ticket s..
DO ard costs from 90 to So SO per week. students
sometimes board themselves for much less. Students
upon their arrival in the city, will call at the office OF
Prof r. s. NEWTON, on Seventh street, between Vine
NEWTON, or JOS. II. BUCHANAN, NJ. D., Dean.
August. 1851.
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Il. SANFORD,
DRUGGIST AND GROCER:

A 1.-THE Old Stand on Front street, Davenport
"A Iowa; has laid in full assortment OF Drugs
Medicines, Chemicals, Groceries, Fruits, Spices
Oils, Paints, &c for the season, comprising al
moss every article in the line. Among which
are the following, viz:
All DR.. Javnc,s Medicine, Hungarian Balsam
Wis,as's balsan, wild Cherry, Pain Extractor
Townseud's slrsaparilin, Enersou's pills,
Indian vegetable tonic, Linamcnis Of all kinds
Motlui's Phosax biuers. Jaynes, Mefats,
Braggs, Braniretlis, Wrights, Smiths; Peters
Lees, Fortors aud Giss Glands pills.
Hayes Luament for piles,
upham's pile Electuaty
Black and Cayenne paper, Allspice, Cloves,
Mace, NTmcgs, C.anataoa, Race,
w. |. and Ground Ginger, saieratus, sal soda,
Alum, Coppecas, salt petrc. Chalk,
Pitch and Rosin, dried apples and peaches,
Raisns, Figs, p.unes, Carfants, 1amarlnds,
Citron and dates, Imperial, gun powder,
Young Hvson aud black Teas,
Goldfish, M1ckerel, smoked herring,
Tobacco, sagars, snntr, and pipes, ali kinds:
Liverpool blown, ground alum, Turks Island
and ,abie salts, paints, oils, tarpentne, varnlssi.
es, brushes, glass, putty, nails, eordage lines and
sacking twine; gunpowder, shot, LEAD ana PSF
cussoI Caps, indigo, Nader, logwocd, iuslic,
red wood, annata, &e.
Cocoa and Chocolate, OLD Java,
RIO and HAVANA C9tlee, Rice, TaP.oca,
Pearl saGo, arrow root, pearl barley,
Vermicela, soda, butter and sweet crackers,
Loaf, powdered, crushed, clarified aud
N. O. sugars, Golden and N. q. syrups,
S. r. and N. 0, aislusses,
old Oiurd and Segnette brandy, port,
M,deira, sweet Malaga and Ciaret Wines,
Holland and Baltimore Gin, Jamaica Rum,
and Od Monongahea whsAey, for Medical
purposes.
Abscynih, Alcohol, cider vinegar and lime
Juice, sperm, s.nr and talow Candles, CASTLE,
Rosn, Almond, Windsorand other soaps, candies
ass'd, Wis,ar's Cough Candy g,nger nuts, wri-
ting and letter paper, black, blue aud red lux
superior steel pens, quilts, &c.
Almonds. Brazil nuts, hber.s and hazlsnn.e,
pen and pocket knives, rozots, scissors, pocket
books, wallets, silk and cotton purses, combs,
assorted violin string hair brushes, &c. &c.
s The above with u, least 500 different articles
not enumerated are all warranted 81 the hest
quality, aud will be sold as low as at any store
in The country Cash OF goods will DO paid ioi
Batter. Cheese, Taltow, Eggs, Oats, Grass Seed,
Tlaxseed, &c.
i Davenport, March Goth, 1851.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-09-18
GLEN VERNON.

THIS beautiful estate situated about one and,
= half miles above the city of Davenport, i,
now offered for sale. 1t was selected at an ear
" day by the late Hon. William b. Conway
Secretary Of the Territory Of Iowa, as a place 0
residence, the most picturesque and beautiful o
any upon the Mississippi.
The property consists Of 227 acres oil land ly.
ing directly on the fiyer--which has here bold
rocky bank-with front Of over half miles
finely diversified with hill and dale, is watered
b. numerous and unialling springs oil the puresl
water, and abounds in Timber, rock, sand and
clay for building.
Along the river are many elevations or knobs,
which command delightful and extensive views
OF the cities OF Rock Island and Davenport, the
town Of Moline, and Of the Mississippi Tor many
miles, and furnishing sites for residences, which
for picturesqueness and romantic beauty are une-
qnalled
Tie attention Of gentlemen from the cities Of
the lower Mississippi--seeking healthy sum-
mer retreat, near the finest fishing and hunting
grounds in the West is invited TO this property
prefer selling the entire place, but il not soon
sold, propose 10 yield TO the solicitations of nu-
mcrous applicants and in few weeks have it
surveyed into tracts varying in size from one 10
twenty acres-and in price from Ss25 to so per
acre.
The proximity of this property to two flourish
ing cities rapidly increasing in population and
wealth, with certainty of the early completion
Of Rail Road connecting them with the eastern
cities-Ienders it very desirable and guarantees
its rapid increase in value.
Information respecting it will be given and the
property shown by Mr.. A. II. MILLER, Of the lie
Claire House, Davenport, Iowa, or Mr.. c. r..
!IiTcucocK, residing on the premises. or arpica-
ton may be made to me at Keokuk, Iowa.
EDWARD kILBOURNE.
August o8;h 1851. Stiff
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-09-18
WHEAT! WHEATi

FJlhe subscribers are manufacturing Pierpont
l. Seymonr's, mot Seymo IL Morgan'si pat
ent Grain Drilis, which are established upon the
priucle o.. Seanours Broadcasf Soning .uac}siiaes,
and prove TO be better adapted for the purpose oil
Drilling than any other that has been tested, be-
ing capable OF sowing and covering, not only
Hheat, but all Grain and Seed, from Peas, Corn,
&c. 10 Grass Seeds, and can be used either for
sowing Broadcast, or in DrillS, with any fine fer
tilizer such as Lime, Plaster, &c. The Grain
falls from the Grain box TO the tubes, "a space Of
six nchesl in full view Of the person attending
il, so he may be constantly assured that all is 60
ing right.
The Machine has 9 teeth, or tubes, which are
8 inches apart from centre to centre, and are all
raised from the ground at once with lever, OF
any one may be raises separately; all the seed
can be stopped at once. The convenience and
simplicity Of management is unparalleled, and is
not only based on correct principles, but is s'goi
up, in that simple, and permanent style, and
good taste, which canno, fail to suit all.
One man. or boy, with two horses, can SOW
with ease from 10 10 Is acres per day, and the
seed being all covered at uniform depth saves
from 10 pecks per acre. Our business having
been considerably retarded by high water, we
shall be able to build but few in time for fall
seeding, consequently, all who are anxious to gel
the best Machine extaDf, should apply SOON
Machines all warranted to be and TO do what we
represent.
P.ice S85 a. the Factory.
PLOWS
or superior quality all sizes, anu kinds, con-
stantly on hand and for sale.
DEERE, TATE & GOULD.
Refer TO WIN. RIGGS, near Davenport.
Moline, isoea Island CO., ms,
July Sd, rost.