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BOOkS!.
VUST RECEIVED, large lot of Miscellaneous
y Books, among which, are
Lardncr's Works, 10 vols. s vo. Lond. edition
Prideanx's Connexions;
Gibbons Decline and Fall OF Roman Empire;
Hume's History of England;
Gliddon's Egypt, paper, Csc;
Won Rotteck's History Of the World;
Waverly Novels, Boston edition 81 vols. IL mo.
Wirt's Life Of Patrick Henry;
DAubgnes History of Reformation, cheap;
Popess Poetical Works;
Goldsmith's Poetical Works;
Burns
Moore,s
Hyron's
Fielding's
Letters Of Lord Chesterfield.
All of the above Books for sale at the loves 81
prices for cash, at ABRAHAMS'
apr lO'50 Burlington Book store, Jefferson st.
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spruce having Gum.
4 DELIGHTFUL substitute for Toba co, clean
n sing the reeth,sweetningth the breath, and COR
rectin; Dyspepsia, for sale by (api0) TALLANT
MUSTANG LINIMENT: gross of this cee-
vi brated and popular Lniment, for sale by the
gross, dozen or single bottle, at the Drug store of
april 10, ISL JFTALLANT
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ESOOtS and Shines.

r. s. ADAMS has on hand and is in receipt OF
On CASES mems kip, calf, thick and grain boots;
~ 10 do childrens' shoes Of all kinds,
20 cases womens' kip, calf, goat and grain
shoes and boots;
% cases mems thick, kip; calf. goat and grain
hrosaas;
20 60 youths and boys boots;
ID do do do brogans;
Ladies' slips and shoes, of all kinds;
The above are for sale wholesale or retail by
april lo,'5l RSADAMS
LEATHER! LEATHER!!
AA DoA Upper Leather, 10 doz kip skins;
II ~ ia dog calf skins; 5000 lbs harne SIS Gather;
1000 lbs red sole Leather; 30 doz sheep skins;
5000 lbs oak do do; 1000 lbs skirting leather;
Also, whang, kid, goat, binding, patent, top, Cha
mos, fair calf deerskins and leather kept in large
quantities. to which call the attention of shoe
aud harness makers tapr 10, 500 ADAMS
Shoe Makers Findings.
/ ASTs. Avis, Pegs, Kip, Of all kinds, Punches;
IL Plnchers; webbing; thread. galoon; lasting;
boot trees; crimp; screws; hammers, sparables;
tacks; erimp boards; clumps, for sale by
april TO- 81 RS ADAMS
Saddiery Hardware.
ID INGS, Buckles, Paduees, cockeyes bra doons.
/ I pad screws; webbing, loops, hooks, terrets,
snaps, bolts, Tools, of all kinds ornaments, boss
nails, swiysis, names, and almost every thing us
cd BY saddiers and harness makers, which will
sell at st Louis prices and freight, at wholesale.
Huntington, April 10, 1881 RS ADAMS,
ttelegraph copy Main street
Fresh Drugs aud Medicines.
THE subscriber has received his spring supplies
Of goods in his line, to which he respectfully
invites the attention of his old customers and deal
ers in general J. F. TALLANT, Jefferson st.
april 10, 1881 Burlington
Blake's Fire aud Water Proof Paint
1m LBS. Blake's Fire and water Proof Paint,
~fVU for Roofs, Cutters, ETC., and comes chea L.
april 10, 81 JFrALLANr
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Religious Works.
Hours Of Meditation;
Bucks Theological Die.
tionary;
Dwights Theology;
Gaston's Collections by
| Hall:
jays Miscellanies
Sutton's Manual Of Devo-
tions;
Sutton's learn to Live;
! sc 6 Die:
Moore's Private Devot,n
! Whitby and Lowman's
| Commentary;
Crisp's Works;
Lectures to Youth;
J universallst Belief:
Mammon Prize Essay;
Paley's Evidences Of
!, Christianity
Rise and Progress-Dod-
ridge /;
Barnes Notes;
The Churchman;
McCali's Sermons;
The Family Monitor;
Barclays Apology;
Tyng's Sermons;
The Koran with notes /;
ooks, Hymn Books, Con-
S, &c. Large Family BIZ
Bibles, &C., Sc, for sale
ABRAHAMS'
Burlington Book store.
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prin,crs A.tenlion |.

prinsers Attention.
IN E. GAY having been appointed agent for the
II. sale Of PRINTING PAPER, has opened de-
not for all articles used by printers, which he Of
fers at st Louis prices, with addition of freight.
p1pOrders executed with despatch. The follow
Gag Is q part Of his stock:
Printing paper, all sizes; Book PAPER, all sizes;
Envelope do fur newspaper ,cord do for pamplts
~ Cap, letter and deed paper. plain;
n nlank Cards Of all sizes: Printers Narnish;
IN Large Cap boards, for show bills;
News Ink in 25 and - III. cans; Book lax in
and > III cans; Rcd, blue and green Ink. and
BHs III cans; I've Brushes, etc. zap 2l,sai
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n shs city on sunday last the residence Of his ia
49, ~ Rev. N. F. Shtnn, Of New London, Mr. EDWARD
~ isaay Miss ASesLiss RusskLL, step.daughter OF
1eslna FoSSy.
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INASTERN EXCHANGE-Fors sale in sums to
IL suit,by [apl6l w. +. CoOLBAUGH Co.
OUR OWN MANUFACTURE
HEINSHEIMERS CO.'S large and splendid stock
IL of Clothing is of their own manufacture, and
will be warranted to purchasers.
ORDERS.--We have a large stock of material on
hands, at our house in Burlington, where all gar
ments Of all descriptions will be promptly manufac-
tared TO order and warranted TO nj. [apr l6, '5I.
Book Keeping.
NOSTERS Book Keeping,
L SheasS Sc Sc
Colts
Ross,
Winchester's
Goddard's
Just received and for sale al low prices at
ABRAHAMS Burlington bookstore.
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Guardians' Notice.

NOT1CEis hereby given that the undersigned,
IN Guardian Of the minor Heirs of Davis Sharp,
deceased, will on Saturday the Sd day OF May, A.
d. 1851, esent petition to the Probate Court Of
Desmoines county, Iowa, asking for a license and
decree OF said Court authorizing me as such Guar
dian, to sell the Real Estate Of said Minors situate
in Burlington, in said county, at which time and
place. all ,can if they proper,
appear and show cause, if any they have, why said
license should not be granted JOHN c. ALSOP,
Burlington, April 10, 1851 Guardian.
DRY GOODS-The subscribers have in store
Dlarge assortment of staple dry goods, adapted
to the season, which they offer for sale at very
small advance on cost, to close.
apr ,'5l w. +. COOLBAUGH co.
NUHITE LEAD: 25 kegs for sale by
w ana w F CooLBAUGH Co
DOTATOEs AND ONIONs-For sale by
l. feb 81 1857 r D JAGGAR
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P. M. EOrtier.

II AS determined to close his present stock of
Fancy Dress Silks, and will offer them for sale
This day at EASTERN COST. Those in want Of
such articles Of dress are earnestly solicited to
call. Huntington. Anril %. is6,
Wrapping Paper Agency.
KIM BUNDLES aSs'd Wrapping Paper. at Man
oOO ufactnrer's prices, for sale by EEGAY
DAN KILLER: gro. Davis, Pam Killer, Just
l reed and FOR sale by EEGAY
yANDY JARS: 90 dox assorted sizes. for sale low ~
~ apa4 EEGAY
DRUGGIST Glassware; 500 boxes Of ali kinds and 81.
= xes, Tor sale BY tapr2 G EE GAY
DERFUMERY: The largest and best assorted
I stock of all kinds, ever brought to Burlington.
Ca'l and see at (apr - '5D GAYS Drugstore
LNSHlNG TACKLE: large lot of all kinds,
I just reed at tap2s'6D GAYS
DEER BOTTLES: 5 gross Beer bottles for sale
Dby tap24'5l) EEGAY
NSPICED CHOCOLATE: Another new article for
Ainvaiids and Families. for sale at GAYS
VINEGAR: 10 bills Pure Cider Vinegar, the
best in this city, just received and for sale by
april - EEG GAY
TNOBACCO-El Dorado, Grape Vine, Natural
i Leaf, Williams, Lewis and Thomas S br and AVE.
ry superior articles, for sale by EEGAY
DARCHMENT and Adhesive ENVELOPES, a
l large lot just reed at GAYS Drug store
DULL'S SARSAPARILLA: so doz. Dullss Sar-
Osaparila, for sale by the dozen or single bottle
at Manufacturers prices. Call and get a Journal
gratis zap 24'5D EE GAY
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Window GinSs.
\ IN BOXES 1oxleGiass 30 do lixi5 glass
4 e1U 100 do 6xiO do 10 do laxI6 do
Is boxes l0xl4 do 10 do i2xlS do
rs do lOxl6 do
Is b,xes from loxeo to 2lxss. for sale very low by
&C. apr -, 81 EE GAY
Nuts AND FIGS: rs drums Figs, bols hbelts
IN 5 bills soft-shell Almonds. hills cream nuts;
bills English walnuts, just received for sale by
sDr ~, ISL EEGAY
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HATS AND GAPS.
We are now opening splendid assortment Of
summer Hats and Caps, embracing great variety Of
white Palm. China Pearl, Panama, Leghorn, Rut-
land, Fur, Wool, ETC., etc. Also, Bonncts and Rib
bons in abundance.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Those who wish to go to Congress, must take the
initiatory step Of tcaiking into our Congress Cal
tiers, and all who desirous of ha,i ing a bright
understanding, would do well to give us n CALI
Boots AMI Shoes Of all descriptions. s'Quick sale
and small prohts.o
HARDWARE.
We import our Hardware directly from the man
ufacturers in England, and therefore afford to
sell it at prices that will admit Of no competition
The attention Of Wholesale Dealers is particul
~ requested. j. s. kIMBALL & co.
Burlington, March Of, 1851 Gazette copy
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w. Il. COOlbaugh & co.,

BURLINGTON. IOWA,
IIANE in store and offer for sale at Saint Louis
IL prices, adding freight only, large and fresh
assortment Of Groceries, Liquors, among which
are to be found the following articles, viz:
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BOYDS BARBER SHOP.
T7IRAM BOYD, barber, respectfully informs his
I'll old customers, and the public generally, that
he has re umed business in the room under the
Barrett House, where he will be happy to waitupon
all who may favor him with call. sept. g..
LOOK TO YOUR INTERET--sSAvE THE
DIMES!!!
1SlLBS. best N. o. Sugar for --------- 81
L . Is lbs. good Rice do 81
Prime No. Chocolate Is cents per ID. at the
Peoples Store Main street near the Market Houses;
burlington inch 27 HENRY II SCOTT
COOKING STOVES.
e4al THE subscribers have on hand and for sale
ia great variety of Cooking stoves, among
eNwhich the following described patterns may
be found, viz:
Extra Air Tight; Irving Air Tight;
Queen of the Prairie; Bucks Double Oven;
Eureka Air Tight; Combination Air Tight;
Also-Heavy plate premium Stoves ,togethcr with
a full and complete assortment of Parlor, Box, 10
and plate Stoves, all of which are offered for sale
low for cash. dec 81 PRUGH & COOK
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!!
nUR stock comprises every variety of Mems
.OClothing. viz: Blue, blanket and clothovercoats,
Cloth, tweed and satinett sack and busine coats
Black and fancy cashmere pants,
Satinett, sheeps-grey and corderOy pants;
Valencia, cashmere, satin and satinet Vests;
Red flannel undershirts and drawers;
Silk Merina and lambs wool undershirts;
Merino ,ribb'd cotton and Canton flannel DR. awers;
Just reed and for saleby &c LAUMAN BRO
sept %, so corner Jefferson and Water SITS
lust RECEIVED, Silver Pencils, Pens and Pen
j Holders, Hair Pins in boxes, Pencil lie ads Spec.
tacles and Spectacle Cases. etc. etc. cheap for cash
by Zap Is, '5l A. w. CARPENTER.
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Peasley's Addition TO the City of Burli n ston.
MART of this addition to the west part of this
city is already sub-diyided into lots, and the
remainder will be as soon as the weather permits.
Lots will front on the continuation of Jefferson and
Washington streets. The recent improvements on
Jefferson street make the lots very accessible from
the city, and therefore desirable location for
buildings. All are for sale on reasonable terms. -
Apply TO the subscriber, at his Office on Water
street, Burlington, Iowa.
Jan. %, 1851. FRANCIS J. c. PEASLEY.
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BUILDING HARDWARE.

FULL supply of all styles Of Novelty Locks,
A with white and dark knobs; Adams, upright
tocks, "Janus faced locks, Mineral and Iron KIN oh
Afop latches, spring latches with dark knobs and
san fastenings, etc. Also, fun supply Of fine las
eefn locks, with white and dark knobs, hinges,
screws, shutter fasts, bolts, cupboard catches,
wardrobe hooks, thumb latches, nails, and all the
cher Hardware used in building can be found at
up 1851 GRIrFITHS 4 cos
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80 ]. TRACY will commence his Juvenile Sing.
= lag School again on Saturday next, at o'clock,
q the Basement Of the Presbyterian Church, for
NE term Of one quarter, thirteen lessons. Tu.
49, = esnss per scholar payable in advance. fapr "a
.------------ PLANK ROAD NETTING
80 Stockholders OF the Burlington and Louisa coun.
=. elank Road Company, will meet at the City Council
"a ysiay, the "a day Of May next. at O'Clock, r. NJ
~ - parposs Of esctng organization Of said Com.
SSaY april "a, 1851.
\. "A ". Carpenter, Jame7 Allen.
y r. Tallant, j. w. Leatherman,
ssk4 rullenwider, Cicero HAMILTON.
Nh vi Leonard, Gazette please copy.)
- NOTIEE.-Thers will be 4 meeting oftAe cit
iReas of Huron Township At the Brick School
II said ship for the of adopting
- raise further subscription for the Improvement Of
~ noad across the BOTTOM the Town OF Huron.
en- ~ ueetNs will be the first Saturday in May 1T
$3.50 All persons who feel interested invited to
- 1900 JAHALON TYLER.
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r OF sHOKoquoH Ne:uInFIy Uurtng High Water.
4 -A THE Steam Ferry Boat, CLINT
'8snss-SAsEa4 HILLs,'' will make regular trips
sx4zISz twice day, commencing this day,
Thursday, from the city Of Burlington to Shokoquon
during the continuance Of high water. The Flint
Hills is one OF the most commodious and best run
ming Ferry Boats on the Mississippi river. Fer
riage reasonable, and every accommodation shown
that circumstances will permit.
april 10, 80 THOMAS FRENCH
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ID Cd 2ERy Wortenhoim's, Wragg's an other
II nlk,rs Of Ppsket, Pm, California, Bowie nd
Pruning Knives; Table Knives in Rosewood, Ebo-
~, Coca, Buck, Bone and Ivory handles, with
conmon and French Forks; Carvers, Steels; w ade
Bltcher's and r Ddgers' celebrated Ra zors; beef
siicsrs, butcher Knives; paint and putty Knives;
nw Knives; scissors, shears, Tailor's broad and
tsiaming shears, pruning shears. spring lancets,
horse hsams, ETC., etc. our stock of Cutlery Is
larger and better assorted than it has heretofore
Aeen, and merits the attention OF purchasers.
april 3ls3l HH GRlFFITHS 4 CO
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MEMS WEAR.
rLoTHs: large assortment Of black and fancy
~ colors, some very cheap; doe skins and cassi-
meres, plain andfancy satinetts, large ssortment
all grades, Tweeds and Ky Jeans, of various col
ors and grades, just received and for sale by
oct 3, so G LAUMAN BRO.
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II E G U L A r TU E SDAY PACKET.
For Burlington Rock Island and Galena.
- THE fine passenger steamer DAN
REE1Ea4 uBE, Charles Barger, master, has
a6sAsl4z taken her regular place in the Gale
ma trade and will make her regular weekly trips to
the above and all intermediate ports-lcavias st
Louis every Tuesday, at O'Clock.
The Danube being Of very light draught and reg
ulary in the trade, shippers and passengers may
ly upon her the entire season.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage bestowed
upon them the past season, her officers hope by
strict attention to the interest of shippers and COM
fort ofpassengers, to merit a continuance of the
same.
For freight or passage apply on board, or to
N. RANNEY, st Louis.
SrILLMAN & ROOD, Galena.
J. OGDEN, Burlington.
march 20 '5i ". POWERS, Rock Island.
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n Observe "" not : %T 70 = Be a' FiThos
TINE new half century finds us ready with une-
i quaed stock and facilities to offer ar many
friends and customers the largest stock of Furni-
ture and Upholstery, and more varied than any 9TH
er house in the city, large part Of winch has been
made to our order and for own sales.
Our Sales Rooms being l so feet deep by 80 feet
broad enables to show more goods, and to better
advantage to the than at any other house
in our line.
We confidently say that our arrangements for
1851, surpass all our previously uneqnalled ones.
Wholesale prices fixed. thus ass surfing the dealers
that their orders will be filled at as low rates as by
personal attention. -
Dealers in our line, hotel keepers, merchants,
steamboat officers, farmers, and every one else,
come and see, and thus satisfy yourselves that
struth is stranger than felton,"
SCARRITT 4 MASON.
No. 90 Washington avenue,
march 6, 1851 st Louis, Mo.
ON hand and to arrive-lo0 sofas; zoo bureaus;
" 900 dozen wood chairs; 100 cane seat chairs;
400 beadsteads; 200 wood rocking chairs;
200 tables 100 cane seat rocking chairs,
200 stands; SO mahogany rocking chairs. For
sale by (march '5I SCARRITT MASON
NTAHOGoNY wardrobes, marble top centre Ia
IVl bies, bureaus, side tables, wash stands and side
boards, mahogany book cases, fine centre tables,
side dining and extension tables, &C., for sale by
SCARRITT MASON,
march 6'51 No. 60 Washington Avenue.
VTARIETIES-Ice boxes, transparent shades,
Y looking glasses, fans and plates, dining and
breakfast tables, wire and tin safes willow wagons
and cradles, cribs, lounges, desks, yelocipedes
willow chairs mattresses of all kinds; portable and
French bedsteads, shower baths, sc sold cheap
bv fmarch 6 ,5D SCARRITr & MASON.
CCARRITT'S Patent Sofa Bed, acknowledged tn
~ possess more beauty comfort convenience and
durability than any invention ofthe kind ever be-
fore offered to the public. Manufactured and sold
by SCARR1TT 4 MASON,
march 6 81 No 60 Washington avenue
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FAtN
100 lbs chrome green;
SO do chrome yellow;
SO do Imperial green;
30 TO Drop black,
90 do Vandyke brown;
30 10 Smalts ,hlae&green
10 reams sand paper;
) bills Glue;
loo lbs pumice stone;
100 Ito Am srican Nermil.
Gold leaf, pronzes, Ncr-
million, Glazicr's dia-
manas, &C., for sale by
zap - F. + GAY
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SHovELS AND SPADES
ID OWLANDss, Ames', Woods, Maxwelps and
~ Martins short and long handled, square and
eound point shovels and spades. hay and manure
Forks. corn and garden hoes, aWalaron's'' corn
and grass scythes. scythe snaths, straw knives,
~ cutters, log and trace chains etc, for sale at
~ 2ls6i GRIFriTHs & Co.'s Hardware store
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Figs and Raisins;
iSperm oil. stove brushes;
Cooper's Gelatinc;
lS,da and cream tartar;
Scrubhing brushes;
Washing blue, Starch:
EXT Vanilla and lemon;
washin, powder;
Vanilla bean. Rosin soap:
Pure mustard in bulk;
/ do do do cans,
/ Whiting. Pipe clayhalls to
| remove grease spots;
Hops, etc. etc.
+ + GAY
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Alarll ware.

THE Subscribers are now receiving their spring
- stock of Hirdwire ald cutlery. comprising the
hest assortment ever brought to this city; COM
plete assortme nj of Building Hardware, Mechan-
less Tools, Mill and Circular saws, Nails, Folks.
HES, Scytaes, etc, all Of which will he sold at
Saint Louis prices; freight added.
BURLINGTON. Apr -. 81 II. II. sRtFTTTHS s. co
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TOT II WddlsUH, HUFHKgI0n, Oqudtrka, Netc Boston,
Muscafine. and Rock Island.
THE well known and fine pas SEN
HMtseFGs ger steamer OSWEGO, T. s. Bat
nkfz telle, Master has resumed her repu-
lar trips to the above and all eav-
ing st Louis every Wednesday at O'Clock, p. NJ.
The Oswego having been reprinted and retitted,
is now equal in point of comfort to any boat in the
trade; and her officers hope by strict attention to
the interest Of shippers and comfort Of pa
to merit continuation Of the patronage heretofore
so literally bestowed upon them.
For Freight or passage apply on board, or to
april 3 81 FOOTE l. CO., Burlington
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shoe nbcrger's sJuniains' Nnila.
Onn KEGS of above brand, comprising every
6UU size, from Cd to god, alsc fencing and
casing Nails, aooring brads;cnt and wrought spikes
These nails are manufactured with care from
No,nb .rgerss celebrated .Juniatas, Iron. md are
coahIcntly recommended as the best Nail in the
1Arket, for sale wholesale and retail by
GRIrrITHS 4 CO., No.o,
IN ~, Isl Jefferson street
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New Goods.

rNHE Boats continue to come loaded with Goods
L for the sFARMERS EXCHANGED Among
the arrivals for the week, are
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DLANES-Do Double aud single, Smooths, Foes.
l Jacks and Jointers, raising planes, Astrigals.
Dsads, Ogee and Ovalo moulding planes. Fillis-
tets, panel plows, match planes, side and skew
Rabbit places, cut and thrusts, table and sash
planes, for sale At GRIFFiTHS \ Co.'S
Apr ~. ISL Hardware store
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! WECHANIC'S IOOLS.
ME have now on hand complete assert
" neat Of ,rpanters, Coopers Wagon makers.
Dlacksmiths, Saddlers and Cabinet. makers Tools,
and will sell them just AZ cheap the law allows
apr9s,6: HH GRlFFITHS l. Co
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-05-15
LEGAL NOTICES.

A a Circuit Court continued By sdiovrr,r-.,
~ and held for Amherst county. Il ths Cou,s.
House, on Saturday. tho 2cd day IL March, 1881
Linscy Coleman Sheriff Of Amherst county. sbd
rs such administrator de bonis non of Richard Z,
Ellie. deed, pla;.s;G
dgMsa
Stephen d. Bowen. Champe Garter, Thoma, H.
Ellis and Charles Ellis, IN their right and 40
administrators Of Charles Ellis &C. l., Sarah Ana
Pa'icsor, Armistrd ~. Ogden James Wharton.
Emily ". Ellis. Richard 8. Ellis jr.. D. N. Tar
scott, and Emily ii. his wife, John T.. Ellis and
Sally j. Ellis, the two last infnns under tveutv-op.
years OF age by Robcr, Tinslcy spseiaily assigned
their guardian, Drfrpdshssf
IL CHANcERv
The Court doth order thu, one Of sbe Coum;,.
.ioncrs Of this Court. do take an srcoun, N hi,
cause and ascertain What pcrinan imrrovemepss
and their value tlic defendant q. D. Bowen msdy
or placed upon the tract of land, mentioned IN the
plaintiffs bill. and What anbunt Of rent the said do
PENDANT 3. d. Be*cn oght rightfally to pey to thu
plaintiff, for and occupation Of the said tract Of
land and also to ascertain what amount Of rent has
been collected BY Edgar Whitehead tho roccivcf
appointed BY former order 81 this Court to COLLECT
the same, and make report thereof to the Court.
with my matters specially stated deemed pertinent
by himself or required by the parties to be- 90 stat
ed. 6Copy@Testc
ROBERT TiNSLEY, Ck.