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The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-22

BURTON'S CHEAP STORE EN ARGED.
TREMENDOUS STOCK OF GOODS!
GREAT RUSH OF BUYERS!
LII admit that BURTON'S is the place to Buy G"ods
"A Cheap for cash produces and great has been the
rush, in consequence Of this fact that he has doubled the
size of his stsre, and having just returned from the East
opening Of the largest and he selected stocks
Of goods ever brought to this market, in order
date his increasing customers.
To those who have thought at Burtuns Cheap Store
heretofore, need not describe the various and almost
unlimited assortment Of goods which keep on hand
But u the aniDformed we would say have every var
the cheapest prints aad domestics have broacloh
cassmcres and sattnets, fine and coarse; ready
clothing, Of every style and quality and suitable for all
sorts OF weather. boots and shoes great Variety
les every descriptions hardware, glassware
&C., &c.
Al kinds Of produce bought and sold.
HTRcmembcr stand il immediately under the Wa
pies House, Main street, Dubuque. Look for BURROWS
CHEAP STORE.
GEO. w. BURT S&C co.
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Morgan. M'Clung & Go.
WILLIAM NORTH,

WHOLESALE DEALERIN
BOOTS, SHOES AND HATS.
No. 95, Main Street, ST. Louis, No,
HAS just received, by arrivals, and now in
store, large and desirable stock of goods, in the
above line well adapted the Fall and Wnci Trade
embracing all the new and fashionable styles; to which
constant additions will b. made during the all
of which have been selected with great care, and will
be offered to the trade very small advance en- man.
ufacturcrs' prices
A large assortment Of Rubber Goods consisting Of
aens, Ladies and Misses Over Shoes, Boots, Bus.
kins and Sandals
Merchants visiting the City are respectfully solicited
TO an examination Of my stock before purchasing as
am determined to sell very low, and feel confident that
from the variety and comrleene Of my assortment,
VIII he able TO offer greater uIan usual Inducements
Aug 29-3w WILLIAM NORTH
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Petition for Dover.

Petition for Dover.
STATE OF IOWA, l..
DUBUQUE County.
To the Heirs.at Lao, and ncrt Of Kin Of Richard
Whctter, late of said County, decreased.
UOU are hereby notified, that there is file in
the office of the Clerk, Of tho County Court, Of Du
buqe county, petition Susan L. Whether, the widow
of the said Richard Whether claiming her dover in his
real estate and asking the appointment Of referees to adj
the same and, that Tuesday, the 4h day Of No
vember next being the second day Of the term Of
said Court is the time fixed for making the appointments
at which time you may appear and answer said petition
SUSAN L. WHETHER.
J. BURr, Attorney.
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PLANlNG MILL.
SASH DOOR. AND BLIND SHOP.

THE undersigned takes this method Of informing II
the citiz ns Of Dubuque, Mechanics and Farm
generally, thai h. IL pFrpaT 10 do al kinds II
planning, such flooring PARTITION shelving, &C. o any
width from sixteen inches, and trs'ns thre- quar-
,ers of an inch to three inches in thickness, producing
.race similar hand work. He keeps CONSTANTLY "n
hand Drassed Lumber for sale and IL prepared
execute all ord, RS from abroad hs line.
Country Merchants
And Others will please member that this u tn place 10
buy SASH Do'Rs, &c., WAoesas and rsia yer, rhr
for cash. All ask Is 10 gvc call before
els wlier..
Shop crner Of Iowa and Fourth sire 1, adj inin
the Temperance. House.
J. l.. DICKINSON.
N. u. Turning and Saving done on short notice il
e>ircd. Aug 6-wtm.
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SURGICAL AND MED CAL NOTICE
DR.. IN. CEOLuA,

Lately Director Of he Eadiasa Private Hsspi-
tai, C0fxMbxs, Isdiams.
GUILD respectfully inlcm the eitizens q Dubuque
and vicinity that am permanently lbcased q Iowa
City, practice In all branches u the Medical and sss
gical scienccs am in possession Of al Surgical ana
To the diseases Of tho eyes, and other necesaa operations
70 the horrible disease called Eplese, cured
with my own sytem, thousands. s-s-t5.
Letters are to BE- directed to me at Iowa City
SAINT o. q. l8Sl-3mw
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n ECEIvED to day per steamer Spar Hawk and
II Lamartine lot of fine Apples and Sweet Potatoes,
will be disposed of by the barrel busel to suit
the purchaser. Call at Vests and sec them.
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Is YOUR PROPERTY INSURED!
RI not please call upon the undersigned, who Agent
i for one of the OLDEST REsPoNsiBLE COMA
UNITED STATES,
THE PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF Hartford, Conn.,, and takes Fire, Inland and Marine
Risks, the most favorable terms.
CHAs CoRKERY, Agest
Sept. 4, le5l-lm w.
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RIVERS, sKY-LlGHT

RIVERS STxY.LlGaT
DAGUERREAN GALLERY.
r. l. RIVERS has fitted up splendid Sky-Lght Gal
efy for taking Daguerrean Likcncsses, the Bie
Store, on Man, between Fifth and Sixth Streets and he
now ready to wait upon all who may favor him with
call.
The SkyLight is Of such importance both in taking
good likeness and in the saving of lime, that perfect
feiks portrait be taken in less than half second
CHILDREN
whose licensees could not he taken accurately heretofore
can be taken now with and certainfs. Also,
GROCPS Of PERSONS can be faithfully Daguerreofytwd
by means of the Sky Light IsvALIDs waited at their
residences, and iksnesses Of taken If
required
The subscriber being determined make Dubuque mis-
ornament home, socits the patronage OF the comnaniy
Sept 4-d e. WITT T. L. RIVERS
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Northumberland Notice.

IN upon the Estate and effects Of John 6chun0llenges,
late Of Dubuque County dccased have boon granted By
the County Judge nf said County, Daniel Ernst OF Du
buqne, who has qualified smch All persons indebted
to the said Estate required tn settle the same FORTH
with And all persons having claims against H. are re-
qested present and establish tho same, In accordance
law without delay. DANIEL ERNST, Admir-. &
Sent 3-lW
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v. HERANconr =. co.

v. HERANCORT T. co.
LAYING purchased a and spl, ndid hcarse,
y would inform tn r friends and the citizens gene
rally that they PREPARED TO ill all ord for funerals
Coins, of all sizes and styles, viii be kept always
hand.
FURNITURE.
They viii also keep on hand large and splendid
sorfment eff furniture, such
soF.as IasLEs. :, LooKhNG GL-as-
sEpsTSsns' s a%5 S sNs1as2
Also, large lot Of common chairs.
TURNING
OF all kinds executed with and dispatch, and
reasonable terms.
September 80. lS5i.-dw1y.
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.OOler, Yarm.

HAVE Just received an assortment Of white, black
blue eioaded. and blue mixed WOODEN yarn, which will
~ soaa cheap SF cash. J. Il. THOMAS.
seDs s-dM1v Nearly opposite the NAPLES House
kBBLS Brandy-a good article Just received and 1or
faJsaie ~ tst@ 49, DECEELES 4 MICHEL.
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F3R.MERS OF fOW3
BRING ON YOUR WHEAT!!!
100000 BUSHELS OF WHEAT
WANTED AT THE
DUBUQUE MILLS.
FOR THrcH THE HIGHEST. M1RRErpRIc UYLL
BE Paid FOR 4 PRIME ARTICLE.
THO onr Dubuque and Conntr, Fren ds, would say.
i VIC shall keep on hand very splendid article Of
FAMILY FLOUR.
made eEprcssly from sell Wheat, warranted good d,
srr 10 part Of tie City, and may be found Bell's
and J. r Farl,y's Stores.
BRAN, 5 iOKTS AND FINE FLOUR.
constantly on hand, and cheap, the MILL Flour always
Civ in exchange for Wheat good terms.
OF CONE IND TRY US, and THEN JUDGE FOR
YOURSELVES
JAMES PRATT g. co.
Sept IL, 1850. lily.
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housekeeping Goods.

Housekeeping Goods.
ID LANKETS-50 pairs white and colored, Of al
ID qualities;
TABI.EBLOTHs-lo pairs white and brown Linen
Damask.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, Diapers, &c., Scotch, Emeri-
can and Russian, very cheap!
Al.LENDALE QUILTS and COUATER"iNEs,
CURTAIN observation-disclosures, Nor ems Chintzc1
Esnhroidered Muslins, &C. For sale by
Sept II K. A. x l.. II. SMITH.
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Fresh Medicines and CheynicaIs.
AM now in receipt of new supply of drugs. medi-
cines and chemicals, which warrant pure and Cen,,-
inc will soil them very cheap foS CASH give me call.
u. T.. GILIE6PTE.
e Vctl 1851. No. L Globe Building:
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NEW GO DDS
FOR TIL E FALL ABE,
AT O'HALLORAN's,
No. II Main street,

/ HAVE just opened portion Of my Fall Goods,
i prsing large assortment Of
DRY GOODS
In all their varctics-such Broadcloths Casmercs
Satinets Kentucky Jeans; Blue Blankets Fannels-
blue, and white; Drllngsbrown and blue; Cotton Flan
ncs-brown and bcachcd; Sheetngs and Shi1iags-hick
stripes Ticking; Table and Bed Linen; DENNIS; Lin
Apacas, Merinos Delanes, Chntzs Ginghams and
Prints Of great variety, at prices to suit all tastes and
styles to suit the fancy.
READY MADE CLOTHING FOR MEN and BOYS.
One Of the largest and best nssortmcnts
IN the city.
Thorc wanting clothing of any kind, from Dress Goa
to Fear naught Overcoat, would do well to examin
my stock
BOOTS AND SHOES, for Men and Boys-A No.
article, and at very low prices.
LADIES and Misses Bootcs, Bmskins and Hch cut
Polkas, in great variety of style and qualify.
HITS .4.fD CPS,
fine assortment. The Silk Plush "Cap'' of the season
may be at O'HALLORAN'S.
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as REV ARD.

50 REWARD.
CTRAY ED away from the subscriber, at Milye town.
ship Clayton county, Iowa. in May last sorre mare,
think five years DID, with both hind feet white and blaze
face. She raised about Beefuwn, Wisconsin The
above reward will be paid for Information leading to h~l
recovery. THOMAS GRAYBILI.
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N E w S T O R 6,

~ l. w - - " 69
Just opening, tpo doors ADORE the Bak
r AIDES, GENTLEMEN, MISSES and BOYS, ia
IL city and country respectfully invited call nd
examine my goods; consisting in part as follows
DRY and sT.aPLE GOODS,
Such az French and American cloths and cass,meres
satincts white, red and domestic fanncs; black and
brown mlsns; Prints large and fine assortment; BATS
wadding, cotton yarn, drngs, stripes, checks, &c.
SIX AND DRESS GOODS
Embracing silk goods of every description and ladies'
dress goods Of latest styles and pattens with rnges
and trimmings suit the coors B0nnets good assert
mcnt with ribbons, Innings artifcials, and plumcs
with fuh assortment Of white goods, such as worked
collars eheaizeites nauslins, grapes linen hankerchef
linens, &c.
GROCERIES,
full and complete stock always on hand.
BOOTS AND SHOES
You will find in my stock, gcnemen's boots and broeans
Of every quality Ladies' misses chIdsen's boots and
QUEENSLAND.
In this branch am confident shall please my custoucsz
have purchased my goods in the markets. and
intend to sell them as low as any no sc Yves. Of the noun
Dnbuqnc. Sept. q. 1851.
=. II. MORGAN. c.. M'cLUNo
Morgan. M'Clung & Go.
wHoLEsaLE DEaLERs IN FOREIGN GHD Do
.MES7IC DRY GOODS
lis MAIS STREET. ST. LOUIS, Mo.
M ORGAN MCLUNG & Co. will have ready for ex-
Vl hibiOn by LIST September the extensive stock
of Foreign and Doms Try Goods, ticy have Of
ercd in st. Louis It ssary to specify goods,
quantities price, but their stock will enrace every
article Of FEeneh Cernan, British American
factuYe which Of the trade require
cia been devoted the selection Of ladies'
dress goods, and merchants visiting this city may rely
upon finding assortment equal to any the Union
They intend that the and elegance Of their stock
shall hereafter comaaand the attention of merchants
visiting ST. Louis, and they will obgste themselves to
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-22
TIMOTHY MASON,

$fgn of the Goou Samaritan
No. SO Main street, Dubuque, Io,co,
WHOLESALE DRALER II
Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals
PAINTS, OILS,
vARN1SHEs, AND DYE-sTUFFS;
WINDOW GASS AND PUTTY;
GLASSWARE, PERFUMERY,
IL HN IL 80 ~ - -e
Fine Hair and Tooth Brushes,
p AIMIp DR WS5sl5BS9
FIELD AND GARDEN SEEDS
SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS,
Pure Wines and Brandies
FOR MEDICINAL PURPOSES.
Fancy articles, Superior Inks, Letter and Cap
Paper, Steel Pens, and Stationery.
PHYscIAN's Prescriptions will receive particular afen-
tioD at all hours Of the day and night
- Customers and Physicians will always find at this
establishment, fresh aud unadaieafed Medicines, which
have been selected with personal care for this market
All purchasers invited to examine tho stock, they
will find 1t equal to any other in the State
Orders from tho country promptly filled, and satisfaction
guaranteed, with regard both to price and quality
au 10
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SlHeFiGS Sale.
J. B. SwERINGIN,
US

THOMAS O'DoNNELL, EFT AL.
Y virtue Of an execution directed issued by the
ID Clerk Of District Court in and for the County OF
Dubuque and State Of Iowa. against defendant, will,
2d day Of October, A. D. 1851 betw the hours
Of nine o'clock A. M and four O'Clock, T. NJ. Of that
day. the door Of the Court House in said County, ex
pose TO public sale all the right title interest," claim,
and property Of Thomas ODonneli in and u the follow
ing described real estate witt The south half of lot
number seven hundred and fifty, marked, numbered,
and described the official plat Of the city Of Dubuque,
with all the appnrenances thereunto belonging to satisfy
said writ, as l am therein commanded.
w. G. STEWART, Sheriff D. c..
Dubuuue Sept "a. l85l-3tw
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DUBUQUE CLOTHING STORE.
JAMES MJJVI.IN

, - WOULD respectfully inform his friends and the
public, that he has taken the Store the City
NJ AUCTION Room, where he has opened choice Sc
-u4.ecfon Of
CLOTHS, C.7SSEMERES and VESTLNGS,
Which he viii make up in the most fashionable style
The Furnishing Department
Consists of Embroidered and plain Linen Shirts Fancy
Cotton, Checked Linen and Hickory Shuts; Silk and
Mixed Undershrts, Red and white Flannel Shirts !;
Drawers Fancy Satin and plain Scars Cravats OF the
newest styles; white and black Kid Gloves Buckskn
and Cloth do Suspenders, from 10 C nts to dollar
Oiled silk and Scotch Bingham Umbrellas; and great
variety of other articles to mention lie
will also keep hand choice selection of
RE.4Df-.M4DE CLOTHING,
Which he will sell low for cash, consisting If Black
Dress and Frock Coats; Olive and Green do. Albert
and Sack Goats Pilot and Blanket Overcoafs Of all
qualities India Rubber Goats and Legsings, Morning
Gowns, &C., Il. Sept I'D & w 3In.
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Valuable House and Lot for Sale.

THE und; rsigncd, off for sale, most ron hle
L terms, his large double BRICK HOUSE, on fluff
str ct, two squar above the Generals Office
Tho house contains six rooms each side, and is well
finished. God csterns and every other convenience To
make the dwellings desirable. The location IL one o the
most pleasant in the city, For particulars apply 1t asc
& nornsons. d, NJ, MORRISON.
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ARD IIoskINs,
vs.. Petition for Diroree.

BRAINARD HosKIss,
vs.. Petition for Diuoree.
CArHARINE lIosKINs.
vTyHE defendant CATHARiNE HOSKINs, will take
notice that the complainant Brainard Hoskins, has
filed his petition in the District Court of County,
in the State Of iowa, in which he asks dissolution
the bands of MatrmOny existing bctwes the said
painant and the SAID defendant the ground of in
sanity in the said Catharne. Now, Therefore, YOU the
said Caharin" will take notice that, unless you appear
at the Of the District Court OF Dubuque county
aforesaid be holden Court House in said county,
the SECOND Monday after the fourth Monday in
September next, aud answer, plead, demur to said
petition, the Will be taken conf ssed, and de-
granted. I. p. VAN HAGAN, Clerk.
CLARK & BrssELL, Att'ys for Complainant aug 27-6w
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1851-10-22

Hemcsrhods Piles, 4 djsease prodne Il b. local
termination of blood the Hesoghoidxl vessels by
ccssive riding walking; cong stive state Of the
Liver and often BY peculiarly Of the constitution
itself
II il usually considered under tbree forms, varieties.
a. follows: Blind Piles, Whit Plies and Bleeding P
This disease il 70 common and very W u kRo~
that description Of is symptoms is not considered 10
cessary
In Offering the Embrocation to the Pubic, the pvoprs
tor feels confident in wanan,ing certain, SAT- aLh
speedy II has long hem used by Physieian 81
eminence and with astonishing snccee tndefds
never fails il used according 10 the directions.
In addition to its being positive remedy EF the p'e
il never fails to cure that LNTOLERdBLE FTCHLA y
which is 50 very common. And has IL location in ;yf
sane paris the piles II Il also iayslNabiaa al an s
pieaton painful and isdsratfd tanorrs, and 10 OH
HeonditieSed slesrs that paDf and do not heal
of aetion-many diseases e Kiln mat ar Of "a"
'''' = =. MASON, Ag
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE

AUWINIS MA ITON VOTICE.
Office Is hereby given, that letters Of administration
upon the estate and effects Of Joseph r Shannon,
late of the county Of Dubuque been granted
by the County Court Of said county VIM Myers, Of Du
to said required make immediate payment Of
same; and all persons having claims rcquescd to
resent and establish the in accordance with law,
ard without delay.
sncpf low WM MYERS, Admir-
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ExECuTOR.a NOTICE.

AIOTICE Is hereby given, that have this day been
IN appointed by the Probate Court Of Buchanan Co.
Iowa. executor of tho will and estate III Jacob Dubois late
of said county, deceased. All persons having claims
against said estate, will present them, duly pgnven s
settlement within one year, ana a psrsons ,naooea -
Qnasqueton, July 80, 1851 LEVI BILLlNG6,
3 aenf 10 ST Executor Of said estate.
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SWANS HOTEL

Iowa City
TUE subscriber. owner and proprietor Of tie above
House, would inform the public, thar he has taken
possession IT said establishment, and IL prepared
taTdcrs, nnt viii sndeayorto give general satisfaction.
tCIIAS. J. SWAN.
0|TCoDnecfed with the above establishment ls large
aud exto1ssrc Livery Stable where strangers at all
times he accommodated with convey any part Of
the country. May Is, 1919. Silly.
A GOOD assortment Of Iron Axles, Buggy sps,ngs
IA Smiths Bellows, Mouse, Hale and American An
wills, Cruwblrs, Sdgss, Iamm rs &C.. store and Tor
sale by FARLEY Il CHRlSTMAN.
Aug. II, ls5l-ly. -
MONEY g mitted to Eavop., at - Is pound rtefl-
lVl ing by COOK, SARGENT & Cd.
Oct Der ., IS5l-dl. O.
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For Sale.
DOCTOR ASA HORR.

A GOOD saddle horse, spring Wagon and harness
IA they will be sold togeths or sepcrate. Apply al
tho NAPLES House for N. Height oct is d3tp
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Off CE-Main str ct. nearly opposite Globe Han.
RESIDENCE Seventh street, one door West Of Me-
thodist Church
October ia, '5l-dwly
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GREAT REMEDY!
@Ro6O ANsuS
Celebrated Family Ointment.

SAo(Q)AAAy
Celebrated Family Ointment.
b Md. SAFE. TSwsseh s~f tie graded Ezlerssi Rens
u nsei u esN,pssed ~ cegetebe Ezfvsds s.1
passess Ppev sxegnaed d TIE ssnab 81 Wsssss ~ ~
esss gf EfasmatNy Dsseases.
ltis universally acknowlcdgrdto be al infe remedy
In every case where has been faithfully applied The
human SYSTEM for promoting In.cnsblc ferspaiton aud
Is invaluable In all diseases Of the csh Cnatc Ulcers
Old Sosys Clbains Sore Throat Burns tuts. CutaDeous
Eruptions. Sore Nipples Sore Breast. Dease$ Of the Eye
Aguc in the Face. Rheumatic Pains. Contracted ~
IN Side. Back and other parts OF Tive SYSTEM scaid
Head. Bruises. Fresh Wounds Piles. and every knd 81
sore containing the least particle OF Inflammation. arc
permanently cured by this greatrcnledy
HEALING VIRTUES.
tits fad authenticated here. well a. all over ts
State, and indeed The whole western sia,eS thai AOahs
Medicines have obtained wide spread celebrity aud re-
puation, which they are justly entitled by their AessE
rivtxes" aud powers. We among those who are
prone 70 endorse every patent hunug that COMES along
and this instance have Delayed our endorsement uniu
we have been able make assurance douby SURE NOT only
BY testing them pssonaly oassevcs hut from the !e:si
niony Of numerous portion Of tfe community hvsoe
around us-flllipois Globe, April u, 1850
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Notice! rOtice!!

ETTERs OF ADMINISTRATION have been gran
IL ted the undersigned, the estate Of VIM Stocks
late deceased All persons knowing themselves to be in
dcbted said estate, hereby notified to mako psumpt
settlement Any person having Demands against said
tate, requested to file the sanss At once.
JOHN STOCKS, Admir-.
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coa.rcrr. 70. TINE rrr.r.. ar v. . BARNEY co.
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NOTICE.
Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL THOSE INDEBTED
to John Mckenzie either for land entered or money
borrowed that they had better call upon undersigned
and pay up arrange the avoid all future diff
Guilty. ROBERT 4. SMITH
Agent for said John Mckenzie
Dubuque, Aug. %. IL
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STATE OF IOWA.
DELAWARE CoUKTY.
Petition for Divorce.
In the District Court TOR said County, May
Term, A. y. 1851.
JOHNSON 8. CuRTIs,l
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NnTICE OF ATION.

NOTICE is hereby given, that Valentine Rencl has
In been duly appointed by the Coutn. Court M Dubuque
County, administrator IL the estate and effects Of Michael
Wocnsen late Of said County, deceased, and has
ifed All persens indebted said estate required TO
settle forthwith, and all persons having claims
against are required present and establish the same
according to law, without delay.
Ssu i0-3tw VALENTINE BLEUEI., Admir-.
Administrator.
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Rates OF Exchange.
,Rnrerrp 70. the r.rnrss nj NJ. MORLEY.
Land Warrants.

l, $5 IS to the pound sterling
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Freqhts to New Orleans. Flour, 25a0O--
Pork, 35a00c-Corn, Oats, 15-Lead, &c
per- 100 lbs.-Bacon and Lard, l5a00c-Hemp,
$5a6-Tobacco, 80 per hid.
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Sent. 25-lmdw
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Turkey had been on the point Of political
crisis. The Pacha's power was lettering, and
his successor was already talked Of.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1851-09-03
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE.

DY virtue of decree of The Chancery Court for
ID the County of Nelson. in the friendly suit OF
Charles Hannah and wife Plaintiffs, rs William
Smith and others Doft. the undersigned as special
Commissioner leren named. Twill sell ST public AUG
ton on the premises on Ridaythe l9h day Of Sep
TENDER neat, tract Of land containing
1882 3CRES,
lying upon Rockfish River, about miles from the
Blue Ridge Tunnel, and adjoining the lands Of
Charles p. Rodes. Wilson G. Smith and others.
and within miles of the Howardsvile Turnpike
Road, good soil and handsomely located. the i'm
provemeuts tolerably comfortably, and the farm
well watered.
TERMS.--nne third Of the purchase money
will be required in hand, the balance in two equal
annual payments, the purchaser will be required TO
give bond with approved pessonal security and a
Deed Of Trust to secure the deferred payments
Should the weather be such on the day of sale. as
in the opinion of the Comm, make it ineSpedlent
TO sell on that day, the sale will take place On the
next fair day thereafter
JNO. w. DICKINSON, Comm'f.
A,rnet 10 1871 al