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which the Dukes constitution has for years
been liable. and which. year and half ago.
had been conquered by their successful treat
ment. His Grace. when seized, lost the pow
er OF sDeech and Of consciousness On the arr
val Of the medical attendants emetics were al.
ministered, which. however, produced no
effect. Every effort was used 10 afford relief
but in vain
His Grace removed from bed into
an arm chair, where 1t was thought he would
be more at ease; and the attendants of his
dying moments stood In a group around him
watching the last efforts of expiring naiure.-
On ore side were Lord Charles Wellesley and
Dr.. NJ Arthur, on the other Mr.. Hnlke and the
valet. As the tine passed on and no sign Of
relief was visible, graph messages were DIES
patched, first for DR.. Hume and then for Dr.
Ferguson, who. however, were unfortu-
nateiy both out of town. Finally, DR.
Williams was sent for, hut he did not ar
rive at the Castle I'LL Il O'Clock at night when
all earthly aid was useless. About noon a
fresh attack, shown in the exhausted state oil
the patient by shivcring only. came on, and
from that time hardly any sign OF animation
could be detected. Mr.. Hulke could only as
certain by the continued action oflhe pulse the
existence Of life. He felt It trom time to time
til about qnalter-past 3, when he found that
i lad ceased 10 hcat. and declared that all
was over. Dr.. MArthur tried the other arm
udconfrmed the fact; but Lord Charles Well
esY expressed his belief that The Duke still
breathed, and a mirror was held to his mouth
by the valet. The polished surface however
remained undimned, and the great commander
Ind departed without struggle or even SIGH
to mark the exact moment when the vital spark
was cxtingni, he'd - Londoa Times.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.

LYNcHBURG, Ger. >. 1852.
IoBaCCO-Receipts decreasing. Demand good for
all descriptions prices somewhat irregular with sale o
Lugs At tom Il to So Common Leaf To 81; Good and
line Shipping Leaf to IS 30; Good Manufacturing
Leaf 10 10 SIS 90; Fine extra do I ) 10 s. co.
NHEAT-75dS so for good Red and White.
WIN I SMITH Con- MFRc'r
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Fayrfsc Lands.

have also Tor sae, very desirable nact Of Land ~
ton, Fuyete aud Raleigh Turnpike road known the
Hill ~ Harvey Tract, containing about 300 Acres, well
improved, with good Dwelling, Barn, Stables, and
other Out-l louscs,-a fine Apple md Pcneh Orchard,
md is ndmipbly situated Tor Store Tavern stand
ALSO, one other tract, adjoining the same, contain
Ing between 200 aud 300 ACRES. And one other
Tract, known tho Bmeg Tract, all Of which lieswl-
in few miles Of the late surveys for the Railroad the
Ohio River, and is of choice quaty.
sept 23--d3W II. j. BURTON.
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SEPTEMBER 29TH, 1852
gle Ole G. g II. IL " q IL IL Is :,

LYEcnBuRG, Va.
Ep RESPECTFULLY hcgs lie attention Of the Ladies'
A b 10 hi superb si4et nj Fa4ry Dry Goods being
ccciyed and opened. The following is portion Of his
yer, ccgant assortment:
Splendid Brocade, plain Gro De Rationale, Gro De
kGoue PIaiI, Waterad and other STYLES cod silks.
81 2s 30, -, n, aud So inch supr BLK Gro De
Rhine silks.
80 aud - inch extra sup biz Ta0lia silk. Also
supr BIZ, Gro De Armnnc silks.
French printed Mouslin de- Laincs.
Gashmorc-, assorted.
Solid Mouslins and Mcrinos, in great vnriefy.
French Worked Cours Sleeves. Cuffs Capes, Der
theirs idkf~ great variety.
Splendid Scr, md Bonnet Ribbons.
Fraurb hnrtiit,. aud Cloaks sept 30-dts
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PfAarnlOaAcAkannf.

The nboye sale Is postponed until TucsdRy tho 18th
inst IOct lids NJ. s. G..
TNRUSTEE's sAAE.-By virtue Of adccd Of
trust, executed tome by Jacob lll dated the Goth
of November Is 80, and recorded in the Clerks Offices
of the county courts Of Buckingham aud Amherst, !
shull on Monday the lst day of November next nj
Pedlar Mills, ia the county Of Amherst, sell, public
auction. the highest bidder Tor cash, negro girl,
slave, nuned EIi/1 being one 81 the alnyea conveyed
by eaid deed. The title the slave is believed be
good. but shall convey such title onynsi- vested in
by said decd. ALEX. MOSEbEi,
oct 7.yiw Ib1,Sfcc
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Arrival OF tie Asia.
LIVERPOOL MARK ETS-SUCCESSO
To THE DUKE OF WELLINGTON
NAPOLEON-JENNY LIND. &C.

NAPOLEON-JENNY LIND, &C.
NEW York. Oct 6.
The Steamship Asia from Liverpool with
dates 10 the 25th september, arrived at this
port to-day,
CorroN- unchanged.
FiouR-Canal POS 10 eos Cd.-Baltimore
and Philadelphia 2ls 10 2ls Cd.
CoRN.-YelIow PISS Sd to 2os.-Whitc 29s
to POS Cd.
Lord lIardinge received the appointment Of
Commander in CLief Of the Army as the sue
cessor OF the Duke Of Wellington.
Louis Napoleon was received with great
demonstration at Lyons He remarked that
the cry Of "Firc La Emperor" affected bis
heart more thon his pride, lfrhe humble title
Of President effected the prosperity ofthe coun.
try, he does not desire that Of Emperor
JENNY LlND-has given $500 600 to the
public Schools of Sweden.
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IL MENT.-I have greatly increased this branch Of
my business and can now offer selection from % pieces
Tapestry Brussels, Three-ply, Ingram super fair and
other grades of Carpeting comprising larger stock
than can be found elsewhere, and prices exceed
those asked in the Northern cities by retail Also,
large stock of Floor Oil cloths all widths Come and see
Oct Its J. g. MEEM.
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ns 2ESsy

Ga Wednesday, the lS,h August last, by the Rev.
d. Rlckcr MIR Jas +. IRBY Miss KITE II. FAUGH.
Az. aIlof liaitax county.
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lRYENlrlGsN ra0en-Hg.tg.-.At

4 1F'EEN s1sCT E30@e-H g3sR.-.At
I a tend trliniae of Your Company II be SEA
held on Saturday evening ncxt the 9talnst. ssss
nf three o'clack. The members Of the Company viii
remember TINT this training Is required u the aNs oi
the State \ prompt attend ,l,r,. is desired. By order
of tie ENdINEHR-iN-CiiIEf.
ar+T In
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
Esg BGOsssY n GARLAND.
REAL ESTATE, AND

a y
v HOUSEHOLD x KITCHEN FURNITURE
Having determined to the Sou,h, will SELL BY
way of public auction, the prenises. the st DC
tohCr. ut } clock r. NJ, the HOUSE and LOT on
which reside fronting half Acre Cooke street and
tenth street. in the Hegtborhood of John Il.
Mcdaniel. and John Oyler. esqs. The improveme nts
consist ri Dwelling House containing six good rooms.
Kitchen, SmoNe house, Dairy new good well at water,
aud garden of fine fruit rces,indecd thia property
is in first condition, aud Possesses the requisites 10
constnle II OF the most desirable residences in the
city The Furniture consists Of the usual variety, md
nearly Persons wishing 70 view thepfemiscs, viii
call on the subscriber Mostly & Garland. Terms
liberal and made known AT sale.
sept 2l-.tds A.W CREHSUAW.
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GT0VES! STOVES live are now re-
~ ceving very fine lot of STOVES. of various Sizes
styles and manufactures such the Virginia artight
Coohing stoves the Old Dominion do. do, the Iron
Witch do do, the Richmond premium do. do, and the
Paror stoves variety Of sizes forms and manufactures;
all of which will be sold on the most accommodating
term. bv faue oO-dts1 AGREE q MURRILL.
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- HI SD? CALL AND SEE I'VE have
just received, Of our importation, 80 English double
Gnus real zterl aud tWist barrels, and pn,nt breech
with steel mountings and warranted u months. rice
$40. rlain double Guns ~ SO. Eleys potent wire
cntrdsea, from No. 7 shot up Bucl, shoi,--Eley's
dgcsEley's double waterproof central
fire Percussion cnps-EIey's & Baldwin, gun wads,-
English diamondgraio Gunpowder. Aso lponts fine
Powder, in Sd he. kegs, at reduced prices
inr rnsb. by Nh. b. & G. FISHER,
sept 30-dts OpDo,Hc hhe Fr0niHn Intel.
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SzsECBAK. NOTICES
Funeral NOtsce.

The Rov. Mr.. Vaughan will preach the Funeral ct
Mr. and Mrs. Sarah Moseley's tt, daughter ut his
residence This morning at 10 O clock (urt : 1t
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NEW YORK COMMERCIAL MATTERS. OCT 3
Iron---Au active demand still prevails. 1850 tons
Scotch Pig have sold during the week AT 50 90 casll,
slI p and $500, months deycrcd; 5G0 Eng
fish common Bar sold al 81 90, and af5.50 time.
Flour and Neal-Thc demand for Flour since our
last has & seeded the arrivals. good shipping well
ms local demnud has prevailed and notice large
contracts in the fncics for the Pacific tndc-0ne of
Is 900 bbls. Richmond City for the San Francisco
lcr deliverable outing the autumn, the mills
Eastern firm. The sales have been 500 bb-., in part
10 arrive. at o. IA 4.7J for mixed 10 good staeh
brands Baltjmoro. Alexandria. tshufg AID Richmond
county, Fredericksburg aud Georgetown Isl 1910
for Fancy; mud e6.25 for Richmond city Rye Flour,
with very su arrivals. has advanced materially. Sales
of 200 hbs at i12ba i2S for fine and 81 81 5af so for
Superfne. Corn Meal has led quiet with small sales
at our figures. }uckwhcut has come forward freely
The quality j. very goon-suPellprt to last yenrand the
supply is likely TO be urger Sales OF hags III S2I25a
, 81 per 100 los, and Extra bbs at Sj.32 Iaj.j0
Guano-Wc notice upward tendency IN the price
Of Patagonia, the only Kind offering III the market 30
tons sold $27.50, mos.
TobaccJ-Ihe market has been active for home con.
sumption, while the export demand j. moderate. The
Fine.cu TGbaccn manufacturers have been buying free.
lv. Tic receipts in this market are increasing, and
there are indications lint tie Nyw York Tobacco
ke will become gradually Of far greater reative iupnr
lance 10 that Of New Orleans, thau ii has hitherto been.
We note sales Of zoo hid Kchucky 5ia81c for home
use and 900 do for shipment, at a7dc; LOCO bales
Cnba 2lIa23c 100 Havana 42!c; $50 cases Seed leaf,
Ohio Connecticut and this State Gal5e; and 20 hlds
| Ohio l2c.
DACGN.-A otof prime estern sides for sale by
\ , cent l6-t, J B. NOWLIN.
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GEE BIS "a $ MET
No.53, Bal more 81, BaH, Nd,
IT AVE now nhaud, and are prepared to monutac-
Ii ture, at the shortest potr", 10 orler, REGALlA
for The above named Orders. he assortment on
hand. consists Of Bc-oia far Enigh TemFi0rs, Roqai
Aret anil Mas'er Mos5as. Al-o Lre7s Rodes, Ban-
nsrs, Sw0raS, t-c. 8'c
kegaa foq Grand and Sobo dinatc Lodges, Encomp-
mems &c of the /. O. +.
Regain, Banners. and tags, for tie Sous of Temper
anee Oh the grand and Subordinate Divisions.
iu supply Of FLAGS and BANKERS. Of every
description nude Of SiE>, Bunting Cotton. &C. with or
without the cnndidatcs names suitable for all parties for
the approaching campaign.
Mass Meetings Clubs Societies, and dealers can be
supplied withany qua itity at low prices
GIBBS x SMITH.
oct G-dIm No - Baltimore St. Bait. Md,
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SOMETHING REALLY RICH, =
F0R TIE LADIES.

rHHflE subscriber IL opening the elegant
! sortment of FILL and WINTER GOODS he
has ever offered TO the public. BosEETs Of and
elegaut patterns and materias-Cfofh Velrd and Sak
Cloahs, Hoates ond Tises, wita without hoods and
lvesis,-hlbBONS of magnificent styles, and other
GOODS IN his line. lie nsks a call from his friends
and the public at large feeling confident that he suit
lie taste 81 all in goods aud prices.
sept 30-ts r. +. HENNING.
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Inspections of Flour.
gs,~prctions 0c Flour

l7.JS9 hbls g. III +
Z !. IIANNON. Inspector.
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; 4 Farm on which live, lying Immediately On the Va
aud Tennessee airoad, and extending 10 within three
miles of the city of Iynehburg Is fur sale This Farm
contains nboGt 700 Acres. lies remarkably well i well
waerrd (ayng II creek and branehe pa ssing through
il !uige proportion in wood, heavily tmbered with
very comfortable family residence, luge Orchard, and
other rongenienec4 suited the comfort Of large fam
iy Beng determined Ia sell this Tract will be divided
IN several snh Tracts suit purchasers il desired,
and will be sold very accommodating terms. and pos
session given immediately. Strangers wishing more
disintcresed description 81 this Fnrm may confer with
Cen O. q. Clay Henry S. Lanehorne, Wm. T. Ynncey,
John }. Purgis, Gen. David Rhodes, or VIM Radford,
al of whom may be addressed u lynchbu,g.
Ell. BURTON.
Richmond semi-weo,ly Wing, Charlottesville Advo
entc and fotbyc journal copy weeks and forward
accounts 10 this office sept 20--d3w
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. Accom- lotof prine'W estern sides for sale by
) .en, l6.t. j b. NOWLIN.
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LNOXWEEf. XVRsEAT.-lOOb bushels of tn,

above celebrated seed Wheot Just received and for
sale by sep 22-ts1 LEE e. JOHNSON.
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S'cYts, Coilnrs and Chlmozettes
" Plain and embroidered II Handkerchief.
splendid assortment Of Ladies Fclrel md Clolh
Coqks with full stool, of all kinds Of Goods usually
found in "a Dry Goods store. He solicts call, and
pledges mselfuot to be undersol by any house in Va
oct , dts
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Price 50 ccais per bottle. For sale by
oet72r D. r LYMAN.
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IORN r.. WREGnT, gR., HAS JUNGLE

> TOMS CABIN" aaH rs, or Rcat Life IN The South
not II life in the South" Call and It.
sapt 2S--fs JOHN L. WRIGHT, JR.
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YEVgEE LADIES are respectfully solicited to call
4 in and look alarge and beautiful stock of rich
DRESS GOODS, French Work, Grape Shalls, &c, al
so the pretest stock of SILKS to be found in this
city. Gail in and look at them. ID. T. G. PETERS
~ Rep. copy. Sept 24-difis
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-22
sss GENERAL ELECTION NOTICE.
SHERITF's OFFIcE
kcnn.hA. JmlN 9Th, l-52.

SHERIFF's OFFICE
KcnOsha, july 9Th, 1852.
"a be held the several Towns and Wards in this
State, on Tuesday next succeeding the First Monday III No
vcmbcr next being the Second day of that month, The fol
lowing officers 20 be elected. 10 Wit:
Five Electors Of President and Vice President.
representative in Congress for the first Congressional
District comprising the Counties of Milwaukee aukesha,
Wawor lncine and kcnusha, in Piuce OF Charles Dur
kcc, whose ice VIII expire the Fourth day Of
March neat
Member Of the Assembly for the Eastern Assembly
District in the County Of kenosha comprised Of The city Of
Kcnusha, and the Towns Somtrs Pleasant Prairie and
Southport in place of e. Latham Ihoes, whose term of
service will expire Oh the first Monday Of january
member OF the Assembly for the Western Assembly
District III the County of kenOshs comprised Of the Towns
of Paris, Brighton, Wheatlund Salem and BrajOn place
OF GahrOp Burgess, whose OF service will expire
the First Monday ct January next.
Clerk of the Circuit CDurfJ the County Of KeBosha in
place Of Oscar f. Dana whose term of Ice will expire
on the Thirty First day of December next.
ShcriHfur the County Of keuosha in pnce Of Nathan
r. Allen, whose term Of service viii expire on the Thirty
First day Of December next.
Clerk the Board Of Supervisors for the County Of
Kcnosha in place of Thomas Rand whose term Of ser
Register of Deeds for the County of kcuusha, IN pHcc
of William H. lnInlc term If service " on
the Thirty-lrst day of December ECKt.
District Attorney for tho County Of Kenoshn, In place
OF John X. Sharpsein whose Of service will expire
he Thirty day OF December next
County Treasurer for the County of Kcnosha in pnce
Of Henry b. Iinsdalc whose Of service ~" expire on
the Thirty FRS; day Of December next.
Coroner for the County Of kenosha, IN place 81 SOM
Erickson whose Of service i'll expire on the Thirty
First day Of December next
County Surveyor for the County IT Kcnosha, in place
Of Meredith Rowland whose term "i service expires on the
Thirty First day OF peccmbcr next
The question whether net entitled AE Act author
shall effect Is c1urcd be submitted the peO-
pie Election aforesaid accordance with the poyis-
IONS Of the said act
n. r. ALLEN,
Sheriff Of keug<bh County
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-22
CEKANCERY SALE.


IN CHhNCERY-kENOSHA CIRCUIT COURT.
Sale on foreclosure of .NorteqgP.
jacob SchrnC George G. Manncy. James Mcbride Hem
~ II. Sheldon Henry Mcbride Robert Comyns, Margaret
Comyn and Serene Fisk.
K1Y Virtue Of a final Decree Of Sale made by the Court
III d in the above entitled case, the Third day of Nav
~ H. 1852, at term of nid Court shall expose sale
sell public vcnduc to the highest bidder therefor
Court House in the City and County kenosha on the
l7h day Of July, A. u. S52 between the hours
three O'Clock IN The afternoon of said day, the following
Estate 10 wit: All that certain piece parcel land
crbcd follows, viz: Lot Five - in Block Thirty (
twenty t3l in the First Os Ward ofthc City OF
kcno%ha and state of Wisconsin, together with
~ dwelling house and barn thereon.
n r. ALLEN,
Sheriff of kenosha County.
TovsLEE RANDALL, CompainanI's Solicitors.
June ls, 1852. IA
Postp0nement:
The above sale hereby postponed until the 10th day
as above specified
n. r. ALLEN,
Sheriff of kcnosha County.
July 17ih, 1852 4-s
POStponemcnt.
The above is hereby further postponed until the 10th
day september then lake place the hour
and place as above specified.
N. ALLEN, Sheriff,
August 10th. le52 I-l2
P0stponement.
The above sale is hereby further postponed until Both
day of october, 1852 then TO take plac the place
and time of day as above specified.
\. R. ALLEN, Sheriff.
kenosls, September 18th, 1852 7-I9
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-22

a writer in the National Intelligencer estimates
the value Of coffee consumed IN the United
States, England, and France, at $50, 600, 900 ::
tea, in Europe and America, at S35 900, 600 and
indigo at S2l 100000 annually.
If you wish to sell more goods this year than
You ever did before, advertise more. The unpar-
alleled success of those merchants and traders
who have kept their goods before the people, is a
lesson not TO be disregarded by any one who de-
ponds upon public patronage for a living. The
best customers are those who find out what thew
want before they leave home, and these are the
ones who invariably look in the newspaper to
see where the article is to be found
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-22
CHANCERY SALE.

STATE OF WISCONSiN-kFNOSHA COUNTY CIR
CUT COIRT-IN CHANCERY.
Alonzo Campbell Hcratio c. Train, Maria Train and
John Pcrrine.
VN Virtue and in pursuance Of Decree Of the Circuit
Court for the county Of kenosha state of Wisconsin,
made and entered in certain pending therein the
ChancCy side thereof, In the Term Of May, a. d. 1882
wherein Alnnzo Cumpbclls Complainant, and orao C.,
Trau Maria Train, and John Perine Defendants, bear
ing date the 2Oh day of May, 1851 shall sell public
auction 10 the the door of the Court House
in the city Of kcnosha in sId county Wednesday The
2ih day of October, A. D. 1852 the hours
and twelve in the forenoon OF that day the follow ing des
crbed real estate to wit: All that certain piece parcel
lot of land ing and being in the city of kenosha. and
state of Wisconsin, and described follows viz Lot No
five 81 in ocS No. eighty S3l in the northeast quar-
ter of Section No thirtyone 3 in township No TWO %
north of Range No twenty three 23 east according To The
int and survey of the village of Southport, NOW city III
kenoSha record in the office the Register of Deeds
Of the county OF Racine and state of Wisconsin"
Dated kenosha September O A. D le52 lis
NATHAN X. ALLEN,
Shcriiof kcnUsha County.
o. :. IlEAr, Complt's. Sol.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-22
ORGAN PRACTICE.
THEOROEGHH BASS. sc.

ENR. =. v. DRANDE having been solicited to
IVA give instruction on the Organ, will lake Class
that Instrument, at his residence Pearl street. He will
also take class in Thorough Base, with without the
Of the Organ; and viii cudevor illustrate the rules of
harmony 10y the the Black Board, aud by of
Lectures emhmcn" the History and effects Of Muscits
principles and praccc-itS character exhibited in the
different kCNsCunSrucliun and use ofthc principal insr-
mcns-.unin3-thc rudimens of Thorough Base, &C.
The importance of know ledge of Thorough Base TO the
Amateur or the Musician, is incacuubc. II is in short,
Music what Grammar is 20 q Language.
The first Lecture will be free, and will be given at the
Court House on Tuesday Evening, the Us inst
The succeeding as circumstances dictate. the
progrc of the class may Terms of private in
truction, of admission the class, be known
on application TO the Lecturer.
kth)sl q September l3 1852. -
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-22
GRAVEL FOUNDRY
IN FULL BLAST.
EEANARD & co

EH AVE purchased the above Establishment and fitted
IL uup in u to be able 10 do work in their
line reasonable be done this side Of Luke Miehi
gan.
Connccied>Fih the Foundry is large spacious
chine Shop with LAhes and Tools sufficient fer the fitting
up of all kinds Of
Nh Gearing, Threshing Machines and Horse
POrerS.
We have large assortment of Patterns of the different
Thchng Machines in in this part Of the country from
" hch viii keep Castings constantly on hand. Parucu-
lar attention given to repairing Also, on hand TilIMBLE
SkEINS of various sizes from light Buggy up heavy
Lumber Wagon.
CALnRoS KETTLES. CHAIN PCNP CAsrISGs, CoRN SnEL-
LERS. STRAW CUTTERS, BLACKsNITHs' TUE EYREs and
SLKIGH SHOES, together with large of CAST
mes, usually kept in a Furnace.
G.p@ Cash paid for Old Iron.
ANDREW LEONARD, JAMES TIEHNAy, Jos. MrRPHY
Kenosha, August, 1852.
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-22
SIEEEIFF,s SALE,

D Virtue Of writ Of Ficr Faeias fsst d out Of md
under the seal OF Circuit Court To- he county -
keGOhs STATE Of Wisconsin, To directed and delivered
~ Ains the cd. aud 90 4tte lands and teneInsr Of sim
ue W HOPKINS hay lsFtrd upon and shrE y for safe
highest bidder, he law directs the C.u- House
IN tiiy and County If keaoshn, the %G ry m 90
tober A. ID. 1863, One O'Clock in the ar~r- a sid
day Gthe right title and Interest which tie - a samuel
W. Hopkins, on the 26h day Of February les. A. in ana
10 the following piece ~ parcel Of lana sAun!c ID . n
OF Sar in said county OF KcHoe ha and sisc 81 tseop
sin, viz The fnst half OF The Nes1 tbs uteast
quarter OF SECTION No Five 81 in Town One q North OF
Range twenty co east, continuing forty Of land
keDosha. September u, 1882. 7-lS
NATHAN z ALLEN,
sns.is CT keroshE County
Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1850-1854, 1852-10-22
PROBATE NOTICE.

KESOsuA Cot >TY PRoBATE OrFIcE.J
September 9th, A. u. 1852.
In the matter Of the Estate Of JOSHUA WOODWARD,
deceased.
To MI wAorg 1t may toneern!
Richard Goldsorhy has been appointed administrator
Of the Estate Of Joshua Woodward, deceased.
The time for dposing Of the Estate and paying the debts
and legaces of SAID deceased, and for creditors to present
their claims il limited To the 9Th day Of Mntch. A.
The first Monday Of December ne1t 10 O'Clock 4. NJ be
fore me- at my office ~ the city Of Kenosha,
place appointed for the examination, adjustment, and allow
anCc ~ such claims
All IsAAC y. sTODDARD, County Judge