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HEn EsEVYAEsD--R anuwny from the sui

ASA EsEW ARD --Ranaway, from the sui
- .1O scriber on the 18th Of November mu!ntto
man THADIE q, about feet or inches in height,
rather stout and tc inclined obc bowleggcd, about
% % years of age. think he is lurking in the neigh
borhood of Big Lick, Salem. Bou>acks, Roanoke, or
r II Burks', Betetourt The above reward will be paid
il delivered to me at WytAcsi!Ic, lodged in Jail in
Lynchburg. CIIAS SCOTT.
dec cd wIrts
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- F,ee5eig tlon Cougt u ieq p.aaatcs.-BRYANs
prluoMc WAreRs viii Do it, See advertisement,
drc6--lw
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awEsANED OLE sEoLEN. FROM -

- ERA ED OLE p s'oEEN ',, FROM ne
- my 5'a3e l" ny"anPas .,' and p9'. sn kA
on the forehead His two bind feet white and without
shoes. He left my stable the lt November list.
Any Information in regard to said horse will be thnnb
ly rcyed and liberal reward paid for his delivery.
dec Its JAS#G SWlNNEY.
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q. w. SHANKS.

4 T Il o y z ~ law,
WTILLpmctice nthe Superior and Inferior courts
w Of Lynch5pg, Bo1ef0,ot Roanoke aud Campbell
address, Lynctburg, Va. Office q ros:o Friends
u atehause. ane dacta
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NEW Zoo L,
4 SHOE, HAT IND CAP STORE, g
y B an K SOU re,

SHOE, HAT IND C1P STORE So
81 B "a IA K So u re
LYNCuBURG, VA.
E'HE undersigned have g,t oPGocd9 splendid new new
stock Of BOOTS. SHOES, HATS, CAPS.
TRUNKS, CARPET-BAtiS, &c. &c, purchased this
fall in Boston, New York aud Philadelphia, from the
best established houses in the northern markets. by
one of the firm, to whicthey would cali the attention
Of the Ladies aud gentlemen of LyLclburg, aud the
trade generally ..-....
They have also purchased the HAT ESTABLlSll-
MENT of Mr.. Jacob Rumbough, and having in their
employ No. worhmen, they are Prepncd To manuioc-
ture to order IArS of the atcat style and nestqnal
ny.
Being determined sell for small profits, solicit
call AT our store next door below Messrs Mosby and
Garands Auction whcrew We willuse our best ex-
ertions 10 Plcasc a. CoChRAN,
dee ats JNO. o. TAYLOR.
NJ E<:ROES FOE EHsRE-rhe Negroes be-
" longing to the estates OF WIN II Diggcs mud G I
Estes will be hired for the ensuing year. Loyngston
on Thursday. the Both day Of December next They
are fifty or sixty in number,-among them are } Black
smiths, "A rough Carpenter, and male Cook.
ALEX BROWN lnte Shif Nelson, and as such
admir- of VIM II Dgges andC I Estes, decd.
dec A-rt3hD
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IEOIsGE WASEHENGTON, UNPRECE.

GEORGE WASHINGTON, UNPRECE-
VI DENIED IN THE ANNALS OF AMERICAN
FINE ART.-500 hnadred copes sod IN he State Of
P0gtpia in Hrce moahs -WEIcn's magnificent Por-
trait of WASHINGTON, GO by 90 nches.) Engraved
on steel (bypermission) from Gilbert Charles Suorts
only orieiaoi Painting.
The celebrity of this great engraving hns doubtless
become familiar as "househod words' to the mind of
every person in the United Suites who read.
Every Artist Scholar, Statesman and Jurist in
country, and in Europe. capable of Judging, has
pronounced IVELCU'S IpASHINGTON n perfect
transcript Of Stunrs world renowned printing, and us
SUCH the only correctly engraved portrait in existence.
IpRGEFIYE DOLLARS PER cory.
SEND IN YOUR ORDERS.
Printed testimonials sent any part Of the Stateree
Of postage.
Onrcccipt of S. copy will be sent, per mail, free OF
postngc, and at the risk OF the subscriber.
All communications to be post paid and addressed to
BO KING, Agent
For Welclfs Portrait of Washington for State of Vn.
OFrcE-I39 Min street. Richmond.
| ParGieUlarE0tice-P forwarding orders
per mud, will please remember write the of the
county in which they reside, TINT mistake may be
made in the proper direction Of their portraits. The
sole risk in the transmission Of the "Washingon aling
upon the subscriber renders this prccaution the part
Of his patrons, particularly DESTROYS to him.
| nov % d&cts r KING.
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HUTCHINSON COLLEGE,-Tbe Fall scs-
- sion Of this nueicnt and flyorc institution vii.
commence ON Wednesday, the 18Th of September
rnncualiy in attendance aired alike by the inter
ests Of the students and Of the College.
Board in good families may be had prices ranging
rom sl25 to = 90 per week (Students prefcrring
board themselves, rcduccth expense low 624
cents per wecl,) Thu annual charges, including tut
ton. board and all incdcr s for room.rcnt, wishing,
fuel and lights .ybctwern $1,000 aud $4,000.
Carlisle, Sc, is G. COLLINS, President.
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III OTEGE-llaving become sole proprietor of tho
" AIossey Creek Paper Mil, by purchase the 25tl
day Of September prepared to fill orders for
nl kinds Of paper the Eortest notice, and upon
good terms as any other Mil. | pay three dollars
and fifty cents, 1p hundred weight, delivered, for all
Linen and Cotton Rags, fair price if send my
nftqr them. Address JACOB SANGER.
s. PAUL, my agent.
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~ B3GROES NANBED.-The subscriber
: Y continues in market for NEGROES of both sexes
between the Of 10 and 30 years including Mechnn
les such BIacksnths, Carpenters, and will pay thu
liglc. market prices in cnsh. His office ia ncwl,
erected brick building on Ist Lynch street, imme
diatey in rear of the formcrs B9nk whore he pre-
pared having erected bindings wsth that yew To board
negroes .ea = Lynchburg for saie otherwise,
mo lerate terms and bacp ben ii they were
IIaea1 IN the IA Of ,4e goro Jrat.ot.
aaq 2G.-ti1cl~ SETH NDODROOF.
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NJ OTECE-All those indebted to the late concern
/ Y Of McDaaid j, Lee by londor open occount, uho
do not come forward and pay up make sattac
ofgnrrangementbctore the Isl Qf Janua1y 1853, they
viii then be given up for collection according 10 aar
The books and papcps are the Counting of Lee
& Johnson. MCDANIEL IL LEE.
!. nov 22-d2cilJ
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.TENAEkE ROTECE.-TlE RICHEST GOODS
u IN MARKET-rhose who were disappointed in
getting Of those very superior Doube-Oyor Coats,
they will all be zone They ure all the style. Also,
new supply of Oycr.Conta, of all descriptions and
prices. A few of those long. warn Over Coats,
known the Formers Rti,aQ Cont the only establish
mont that kecI them. u. LOCKWOOD,
Nj the Lynehburg Clothing Emporium.
=. S.-Don't crowd ~ too fat, you will all huyc
chance. dec 2-ts
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PLAIN AND FANCY PRINTING;

euch as Pamphlets, Hand-biils, Circulars, BILL
heads, Blanks, Checks, Cards Labels, &C. q O..
They the services Of workman exclusively m
branch Of ther and persons leaving orders may
rsy havn. their work done expetitiuusiy and we'll
Gonhdentof their ability give entire satisfaction tit, Jrect
fully solicit portion OF the public patronage.
As- Orders from tine country promptly attended to-
ir2s-ifts TERRY & SHIELDS.
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Agreeable to the above resoulion statement of all
ba,anecs due stock, with interest vii be made ind
will be xpectcd Hal al the Stockholders in
~ill call mud settle the at tls Office.
nov l7.d2m JNO II. HUGH rs. GIN.
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DAKNTS, Medicines &e White ZINC Paint
Il Brown Zinc Paint, White Lead, Liusecd Oil, Tur
pentne, PANT Brushes. For sale by
dec 3-d&cts R.STABLER. & co.
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MILES ROOTS :! This day opened at
w Seabury's, splendid lot of Boots. from the
justly celebrated Mandatory of Miles Il Son,-and
now gentlemen look the assortment OF waterproof
and dress Boots, including the unsurpassed pump Boot
doe 3-Iw =. SEABURY.
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YIRGINIAl1 JOE PRINTING OFFICE.

TUE Subscribers having recently extensive additions t.
depar cr business, would inform their friends
public tat they prepared TO execute NEATLY,
r.OMPTLY and EkASONAnLE TERMS. descripton Of
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-16

ID ECEIVED per Steamers Excelsior and Dr. franklin
II No. 9, prime lot Of ONIONS and POTATOES, to
day and are for sale at Ware House, the landing
April z 1852. G. r. WEST.
BOAE Sardnes-a primo arfIcle-yust receN
" and for sale nv DECELLES & MICHEL
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HARDWARE AND CUTLERY.
OUCH as is used BY the Farmer, Miner, Mechanic and
- House keeper.

Tony old Erie DIS and Customers I return my sincere
thanks for their amidst all the temptations to buy
goods COST WI this Of late been the scene
Of and by air dcal and uniform prices hope to merit
continuancett / confidcnce-To the public IN Gen
eral, would say, will sell Goods as low as any reg
uar House. Those who doubt it he easily made to
believe il, on examination. B. J. O'HALLORAN
p 8. will take produce of all kinds in payment Of
Debts exchange Goods up to the 2o Of October
to cash prices. All those who know they owing HE
would confer great favor by settling up their Is
cannot afford any longer indulgence
Sept % b O'HALLORAN
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WHITE LEAD and WINDOW GLASS. I have now
w in store a stock Of pure white lead, and window
glass, Of the best quality, which will sell cheap.
A. GILLESPIE.
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To All Whom Il may Concern.
NJ Office y Asvsby gvsn tAas psstA los bearer -
~ ell he real esats IT Michael WosnsAisn late Of
ths county Of Dubuque Deceased viii Be heard before
the CUnty Court 81 said rounsy 1t the jane term OF SAID
court 1882 and that all prr@n. having Demands against
bDidestaie must peesent and provr the came.
VALENTINE BI.EUi L,
Asuuoue Mar II. 1870 ogw.l Administering
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-16

"A original notice having bcen returned "Not found
~ hy the sheriff Of Dubuque county, yoa are hereby
notned that there file in the Office Of the clerk
o. inc District court, in Dubuque county, petition OF
Jacob Miller asking judgment of Divorce and that the
oonds OF matrmony now existing between you and him
may be dissolved and setting forth for cause wil de-
seion and absence for than the space Of ono year
ana that unless yon appear and thereto on ~
sore the tenth day Of May next before said court dr.
mens viii be rendered against you, asked for with
costs HEMPsTEAD 4 BURT, Atty's for PulT
Dubuque, March 81, 1852, w<w&
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District Court.
JAMES NJ. EMERSON, J
)oHN B. GorpsRpRY s: OTHERS.

JOHN B. GoIDsRrRY !. OTHERS.
ID order Of the Court IN this cause tho underHgned
ID Receiver therein appointed, Of the assets Of j. r.
Goldberg ca, hcins ordered to collect and close up
the forthwith, All persons indebted to said rm by
account are therefore requested to call and settle
the saE-e without delay store where the notes aud
books will be fonnd md all persons so nde
Cd are forbidden pay any other person. except by
my written order as no such aymer, will he recognized
in discharge OF any such debt u. J. OHALf.ORAN,
Dubuque, Oct 26.--tf DIV. Receiver
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NAr3nn-

THERE il now in the 81 re- Of the Undersigned in
i tho city Of Dubuque, TWO SMALL BOXES; con-
tents known. crived of the i.amartine.
care Of John Waddell, Chilcothe. Ohio" The other
marked sJohn D. ELarp Cincinnati, Ohio, and from r.
g. Du BuQue. Java" The above Bones will BE- assigned
and exposed FIR sale tn 2oth day OF May 1852. to
pay charges unless called and charges paid
NAV 10 l0sg-dtf EMERSON Il SHIELDS.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-16
SHOT GUNS. RIFLES AND PISTOLS.
.Main street, corner 9th, Dubuque.
j ACOB F.. MACK.

XNOULD respectfully inform his friends and the pub
w lie that he keeps constantly hand and for sale
fine and good of shot guns sinqe and donba
barels and pistols which he will warrant to be a.
be found in the West. He has also on hand
lot OF rifle barrels which he wilt finish to order and
rant to be equal to any made.
Thankful for the liberal patronage hitherto bestowed
on him he would respectfully solicit continuance of the
Repairing of all kinds in his line neatly and promp,,v
executed. Locks and scales made and repaired All
work warranted to give satisfaction.
june % Nv
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HAVE large supply Of all the Patent Medicines In
general use which will warrant pure and genuine;
for sale cheapby jan l, la52-y GILLESPIE.
DRUGS, P.7LNTS, OILS, Glass, BRUSH
ES, &c.
HAVE hand alargc supply Of the above arti.
cles with many others usually kept in Drug store,
which will sell very reasonable terms TO those who
NAV favor me with a cali. GILLESPIE,
Jan 3, lS5?-y Mol Globe Building.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

THE undersigned. asIgneeof II. c. GYrsrel offers for
SALE tor cash. cost prices the entire stock Of goods
wsrcs ana merchandise now in tho store-room h tore
occupied by said Garre Country and City Merchants
and Others may find their interest to examine hi,
stock before purchasing elsewhere. It consists Of the va
ety usually kept In the hou es Of this civ
Come one: Como all! Do not neglect vour ou n in
sercsts BEN. ~. sAMUELs.
ououaue' req. H. loS2d Assignes.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-16
WoFpERruL Discovery

Tho Fairmont (va.) True vrginisn says:
We are informed by Col Raymond and othe,..
that portion OF regularly McAdamized read
has been discovered on the opposite side Of the
river from this place. We have not seca il
ourselves, but learn that 1t extends pretty much.
along the river. Ito width il about is feet. and
the track well graded. The bed Of stone seem,
70 Dc aoout two inches thick, and made precise.
y amer the plan Of our McAdmized roads, the
stone being broken 70 about the same AZ. !.
that used for our roads. The discoverv r,..
made By the washing away Of Hill side which
partially covered the road. When and bv what
race Of people this road was made, is unknown
q the present day, but it gives evidence Of The
sxistenos Of . population here .. some former
ago Of the world. a. far advanced in civilixati.
on, ~ 1t least In the art Of road making az our
selves. There was found in the bed Of the road
inc stump Of chesnut tree, which vas sscer.
tsined 70 be $50 years old ct the least, and how
mesh older. our informant could not tell, ~ the
stump was hollow.
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DISEASED EYES
10 BLACKsMlTHlNG.R

TINE undersigned having established him
Il self permanently in this City, is now pre-
pared to do any work in his line In the best and
most durable r,anner
1'shop on Clay street opposite Judge WILSON
residence. Nj. WHEELER.
T, Especial attention will Be given 70 ma.
king and repairing Mining tools.
March l1-w6m
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STATE OF IOWA.
To John y. M. Crockvyell:

GlR-You are hereby notified, that on this 25th day Of
March, D. 1859, there is on file ia the Office of the
Clerk OF the D:trict Court Of Jones county, Iowa.
you Ono Hundred and So sny five Dollars, and ninety
cents, a. money due two promissory Notes. executed
by you to mo Adam 8. Woods bearer and that un-
less you appear At Anamosa, and answer thereto on
Monday, the 26th day of April 1882 and make defence
to said claim Judgment will he rendered against YOU
thereon. ANDREW J. REEVES, Plaintiff.
BY J. MANN, his Atty
March 25th, 1852 w1w
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Vou are hereby notified that there Is now on 6le in
the once Of the Clerk Of tho District Court in and
f me county Of Fayrtc The State OF iowa pet,ion
~ W.am D. kee, askiug for divoYc. from the bands
for tho reason MAT he cannot live in noaca
nsppsnss with yon; and unless Won appear and
~ sneIetn on OF before ths eond dav OF the nc :,
term OF said Count decree viii he ycnSe,nd .,.,..
you sseon You are also notified ,;,i
e .axen eald cause AZ the ONCE Of the Ci,Yk Of a..
Couu, On sns ninth day 1t April next astrn o'eoet = ~
WM. MecLINTOcX, Ass'y for Pit.6.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-16

60. FenAim0re's Communication.
We publish this morning 4 communication
over the signature Of s. G. Fennimore, giving
detailed account Of the unhappy and deeply
affecting occurrence. which took place in his
family few days since. Up to this time, we
have purposely RETAINED from any remarks upon
this subject, believing that no good could result
from discussion Of it through the public jour
nails and th.t in place Of narrowing up the feel
inss Of family 90 deeply afflicted, it became
the duty Of all, to endeavor to di'sipate those
feelir g and restore peace to the troubled teart.
We regret that this course has been departed
from, BY one journal and an effort made to pro-
vske controversy. by endeavoring to establish
malpractice on part Of the attending physician,
when the family and community are entirely rec.
onciled to the belief, that an innoeent mistake
occurred in filing the prescription and that
whether that mistake produced death, or not, it
il the Office Of charity to let the matter rest,
where the bereaved family are disposed to leave
Il.
Much less does it become journalist to cater
10 one, or another prejudice, by giving garbled
statement Of the facts, and attempting from such
premises Professionally to argue down the
reputation Of = neighboriug physician.
The facts a. stated in MIR. Fennimore's com.
munication, display on part of the editors Of the
Herald, an entire ignorance Of the true case az
It existed. And really we hardly know how to
Ak>As s1:.t ,~h> rat
ment which this occurrence produced and which
such occurrences naturally produce, and the
thousand and one rumors afloat during such an
excitement, would allow himself, without
perfect knowledge Of all the facts, to re-judge
and decide the case, to the prejudice Of al par.
ties and the satisfaction Of none.
There Is no disposition on the part Of Mr..
Fennimore, to publicly censure any one, or to
harbor unkind feelings towards Mr.. Allen, whom
he regards a. having made mistake and from
the tone Of his communication we infer, that he
desired silence upon the subject. Why then drag
it before the public and make il the occasion for
acrimonious discussion and hattering Whatever
prejudcss may exist among members of the
community
Upon the merits Of this case We have nothing
to say. 1t does not belong to Us to discuss them
and 1t will not be expected that we should do go
Our only object has been, to allay any unjust
prejudice, which might have been excited from
pcrusai OF the article in the Herald, and to
properly place before the public communica-
ton from Mr.. Fennmore, deemed essential TO
the feelings and reputation Of all parties and
which he requested, but was denied, the privi-
lege Of publishing in the Herald.
Its little remarkable, that when apprised Of
having made erroneous statements, the editors
Of tho Herald, should have refused their col.
umns fos correcting such errors, aud especially
70 the father Of the deceased children.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-16
Caution.

T FoRWARN arv and all persons from Trusting my
wife Eliza Hni:t;ne on account, az ! ahal pay
no debt shc may contract, she has left my Bed and
Board without any good "r laval caHs,.
FREDERICK ROLarIEE,
Dubuque county, Jefferson Township, Iowa.
Apl lesh-dlt w.t.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-16
Strayed or stolen.

FROM the subscriber, living at Centre
Il Grove, in Dubuque county, on or about
the 10th inst, a small, brown MARE, 4 years
old this spring, and about ~ hands high. She
has 4 white spot covering near half the left
hind foot, and 4 narrow white strip down the
forehead.
Any information Of said Mare will be thank.
fully received, and all expenses be paid.
JOHN CLAYTON
Centre Grove, May IA, ls52-d4tw1t.
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-16

nor crossing Wagon and pair If Horses, with load
II and driver. II m tho east side Il the river, Fifty
City win 10 ehsccd Each additional pair Of horses
oxen twenty Eve centa
THOMAS McCRANEY
Eagle Point, Iowa, April 10Th, 1852 w2sn
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-16
WIN. LAWTIIER IL Co.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN FOE.
ElGN AND DOMESTIC GOODS,
III old stand, Main street, Dubuque.
AN prepared to furnish country merchants and
i the public generally with goods on as reasonable
terms as any house in this city.
We are constantly receiving direct from the manufac
tnrers every article of merchandise usually or
Cd IN this country, which will be sold very small
advance on cost, or exchanged for country produce
The highest market price will all times be paid for
he products of the country in cash
DnhunIIc MAY z. 1851. If ~
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-16

A DAN HEAGN1Y & Co., grateful % their 6recA.
TOT sns support heseeofSs extended 70 them wouid
y psspsrsd 70 Do III kinda of country svor sueh 4.
rc".ss o. CsHi:sss Wagons. eosghs &c. Iiorss ssd
" enoeeuG &c. re. with Heatuees and disn,seh
.Wseengtcn Township, 10 miles South OF nuh.,ouA
cry. June ~, wit. ADAM HEAGNEY. q a..
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-16
STATE OF Iowa
Delaware county.
DIsTnicr CoUEr for said
County to the May Term A. d. So
Jo'nrH B. MICHEL Assump'it
VS.. AND
ASHER NJ RENwICK\ Attachment

ASHER NJ. RENwrcK.S Attachment.
IN HE said defendant will take notice that on
/ the fifth day Of May A. d. 1851, writ of
attachment was issued from the Clerks office Of
the District Court Of said County at the suit Of
said Plaintiff against the goods and cha tells
land and trnements Of the said defendant for
the Sum If Six.y-six dollars and seventy. four
cents, with interest and costs Of this snit which
writ was delivered TO the Sheriff Of said County
and by him returned endorsed as follows:
81 have levied on the following described pro-
perty as the property of the within named de-
fendant, that is, the N E of Sec No. ls
Township SO North range 4 West to satisfy the
within writ as ! am therein commanded this LIST
day Of March SO.
J. w. PENN,
Sheriff u e.
Now unless the said Asher M Renwick ap-
pear and plead to said action on or before the
first day Of the next term Of said Court to be
commenced and held in Delhi in said County
on the FIRST Monday after the fourth Monday
Of April A D 1851, judgment will be rendered
against him, and the above premises sold to sat.
isfy the same.
By order Of the Court
WILLIAM PRICE
Clerk Of said Court
A. K. EAroS,
Attorney for plaintiff
March End SO I7--w3dmay
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-16
NOTICE.

CTRAYE0 or stolen from the subscriber living on
- the middle fork of the Little Maquoketa, Dubuque
county, in Sept last Stud Colt three years old this
Spring larger for the ae dark bay, with black mare
and TAIL long ears small white Spot in tho orehead
any person giving Information of the te nj
the Miners Exprass Once will be liberay reward BY
me. WALTER COOK.
March Il
The miners' express. (Dubuque, Iowa) 1849-1854, 1852-06-16
To The Afflicted.---Pepsin.

A MOTHER Scientific Wonder! Important
~ to Dvspep,ics DR.. J. N. HOUGH-
TONS PEPSlN. The True Diges,ire Fluid !,
or Gnsfrirk Juice! prepared from RESET, or
the fourth stomach Of the OK, after directions
Of Baron Liebig, the great Physiological chem
list, BY J. S. Houghton, M. D, Philadelphia
This is truly wonderful remedy for lndiges-
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Constipation and Debility, curing after Nature s
orn Method, by Natures Own agent, the Gas
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evidence of its value furnished by agents.
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