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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-01-08

LIE CLAIRE FOUNDRY,
FINISHING SHOP.
|T,HE above establishment. is in full operation
j. and prepared TO manufacture all the difist-
cut kindso Of Machinery required IN The wcs., VIZ
Engines for Steam Boats,
Flour Mills, Saw Mills, Shops, &C.,
Water Wheels, Shafts, Gadgcons, C1up!ins,
Mortice Wheels, PnioDs, spindles, Boes, Dr.
vers, Bushes, DImsels, Screws, Pallies, M,re,
Spur and Bevel Gearing, Racks and Pnons,
Wrag and Rotary f ed for Saw Mill, Mu,ey and
sash Slides, Dogs, Bare, &c. Wheels for Log
and Lumber Cars, Horse Power, Tanning Mill,
Corn Shelter, Plow and Cuitivator Castings,
Wagon Hubs, Arms and Eoxes, Fronts for Stoves
and Ware Houses, Crates Tor Windows and
Pavcmcnts. Soap and Lard Kettles, Iron and
Brass Castings made to order.
ALSO
Blacksmithing. Finishing and Repairing.
Our patterns are all new and II the lates, and
best style, our mechanics equal TO any in the
west, and we do not intend TO be surpassed by
any establishment for nea'nsss of proportion,
strength and durability. Care ard experience
will be exercised in selecting mixing and sreli-
ing metals 10 make it profitable to the purchaser
and creditabie 10 the establishment.
Engines and Machinery manufactured by US
may be seen in operation in this CITY.
LIE CLAIRE, DAVENPORT g. co.
Davenport, Nov 9th, 1851.
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C Il &c K E N S.!

-TAsH viii be paid for 1000 live Chickens
~ earl, spring raIsrng preferred. For Poland
,ll-breei, or choice Kind OF Fowls. an ex'r
psice will be paid. N ne over Two vars oil
wantei-care shoald be taken in bringing then
in not to jure them
THOMAS YARWOOD.
Davenport, Dec 25,h, 1851. l6-2m
Banner please copy
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DAV T. N p O II Il
STEAM planning MILLS.

TlHE undersigned have erected and now haN
l. in successful opevoton their extensive Pls'
ming Mills, and are now furnishing materials ior
the erection OF Houses:
SUCH As
Flooring. Ceiling, Siding, Doors, Sash
Blinds, Shutters. Door and Window
Francs, &c.
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Alex. W. h'GREGoa. La FA-E1TE PAgEEE
M,GREGOK & PARKER,
ATTORNEYS Ar Law AND LAND AGENTS

y17ILL practice in the District Courts and
w supreme Court oftl,is State.
They will give particular attention to the col
lection Of Debts, Obtaining, Selling and Loca-
ing Bounty Land Warrants, Purchase and Sale
If Real Estate, Paying Of Taxes, Investment Of
Moneys, Remitfances, &c.
All kinds Of Conveyancing or any description
Or writing done for those who may need their
services.
Office cas-, side Main between Frcn, and %
Streets.
Dave aporf, June 18th. 1851.
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III aCksMTrII's TOOLS.

ocREW Plates, Rasp-, files, Braces, Black,
y smith's Bellows. ans,ls, vices. slesges, hand
hammers and tongs. Cheap tor Cash a.
w H HILDRErH'S,
Oct2. L. Csai.e Row.
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EARMERS save yourselves and your horses
i Three dozen OF Deere, Tate & Gculd's SUI
perior Flows, for sale.
Octe A FuLToS.
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DAVENPORT STEAM PLA-
MING MILLS

TINE undersigned have erecleG an now have
J. in successful operation, an ensi Estab
lisi,msnt for Planning Flooring, G, ling md 81
ding.
-ALSO:-
For manufacturing Doors, Sash, Bli d, & .
and are now prepared TO furnish any quaatit,
Of the above articles at the shortest notice ant
Oh reasonable terms.
All work turned ont from this Mandatory
will be warranted TO give entire satisfaction.
The public are generally invited 10 examine
purchase and be benefited by the substitution
OF Steam for muscular power in this branch o.
industry. C0TES & DAVIES.
Oct. 23d, 1851.
OrIowa City Republican and Reporter, copy
to the amount Of IS and send bills to this office
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TsyIssEts LAND.

LNOR sale tour lots OF four acres each on Full
i tons Island. One half cash, balance at one
year. Applyto A. G. FULTON.
Dec 4ih, 1851.
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A N. extensive assortment OF Lock, Laich@s,
"A Bolts, Butts ant hlages, Knobs ani screws
Oto AVN HlLDRETH S
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By application Of Steam 10 the most
IMPROVED MACHINERY,

IMPROVED vi ALkAlNEseAs
Together with more Than twenty years experl'
ence In RU3LDING,
The unders gned tlatter themselves that, TO al
intending to huid, they can offer facilities not ID
be surpassed in aay place either East or West
They are now prepared 10 furnish 10 ordeI
any thing in their line OF business, in any guam
ty, at short notice, and on reasonable terms. Nc
pains will be sparei 10 give the most Entire Sat
,yfaeiion as TO quality, workmanship, or pnce,
All orders from q distance promptly at
tended to.
The undersigned are further prepared to con
tact for lhe.ereclion OF Buildings oil every dos
crpton, on the most reasonable terms and witt
The greatest dispatch.
The public generally are invited 10 call and
avail themselves Of the facilities thus afforded b.
.the Substitution Of Steam Power for that OF mar
IN this branch OF business
COTES & DAVIES.
Davenport, JAN 9th, 1852.
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STATE OF IOWA,
~eoTT CerNrs.
Before Cert. Donaldson Justice Of the Peace &c.
Andrew J. H,de,
rs. I .u..L.t
BENJAMIN Crooks,
jesse c,ocks,
TIME defendants are notified that an attach
i ment was sued ont from the undersigned, a
] siicr of the peara in an for aid couoty, at
he .ui' OF .aii Anar.w Hyde, aiming o!
ON the sum OF S52 10 and returned s,not feand''
as 10 the defendants Now unless ,oa pear
before me at my o. lice, in Pl asant Vale, town.
ship, in "a d CONT on the 3Oh day OF January
nest, at len O'clock A. NJ. OF said lay, Judgment
will be rendered against y ou by default. Given
nm Ter my baud this oath day ni recember, A. y.
1851. CERT. DONALDS N,
Jan i.-l7-4w Justice OF the peace.
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When anv Of the above lettersare called Tor
please say they are advertised or they may not
be locke for. d. c. ELDRlDGE, I. VI.
Davenport, Jan. 8, 1852.
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LAND FOR SALE

NoW is the time TO purchase Land cheaT
IN near Davenport, let but few more year,
pass and you will have 10 pay ten and
twelve dollars per acre for the same lane
that can now be purchased for TWO or three dol.
lars per acre. l have Tor sale and win sell the
following land laying between two and one hal
to eight miles from Davenport; three forty acre
lracts, two OF eighty, one Of one hundred AM
sixty, one OF three hundred and twenty acres, al
Of the above land is of the first quality of farm
ing land, well located, with rich SOIL The above
will be sold at prices varying from one dolla
seventy i've cents 10 three dollars per acre
Apply TO a. e. FULTON.
Davenport, Dec. 25th, 1851.
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INSURANCE

GEs'L. Agency, MAIN STREE,
Davenport, loEa.
WASHINGTON Union Insurance Co,
Cleveland, Ohio.
United States Mn,ual ms. c. NY.
AMsEIcAs Mutual ms. Co., n. Y.
Nav York Life Insurance Co.,
OHro Life Insurance Co,
New Ynrk City.
Ouro Live Stock Insurance Co,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mutual Health Insurance Co.,
ClereLand, Ohio.
THE undersigned having been appointed
i Aren't for the above well established Com
panies, are ful!y prepared and authorized issu'
Policies against los or damage by fire, also a.
gainst the iazards of marine or inland transpcr.
ia,on at the lowest rates of premium charged
~ any good company in the west.
s ippers or Merchants doing their cargo bust.
ness with him, will be ailoweda return premium
Of l2a per cent.
Also Life and Health Policies and Policies
aea nst injury or death Of live sock. All losses
on Fire aaad Marine Pr. cies promptly adjusted
and raid nj ST.. Louis. No.
McGREGoR & PARKER, Agents.
Davenport, March 18th, 1851.
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Tzsp For Proceedings OF the Wbig National
Convention, see first page.

Tux AFFAIR OF Ma. HeMuLIEy The fol.
,ouing is another version of the affair between
Mr. McMullen AID MIR. Fitzworth. We find
rim the Baltimore Sun.
We are informed that Mr.. McMallen had
o,cun;ed seat ia the train from New York,
snd az one OF the stopping places had tempo.
rsrily left il for moment, taking care, how
ever 70 let his umbrella remain at the spot
IN returning he found the seat occupied by a
gentleman and lady, and not knowing that
ihey were in company, or in any way connect
Oh he informed that gentleman that il was his
.sat. and asked that, SO Tar as the gentleman
was concerned, il should be given to him.
This was positively refused, and on the matter
apnroachng serious aspect, the lady left her
seat and took another opposite, which was then
rendered her. But it being in no wise the dis
nosiijon or intention of MIR. McM. to withhold
his seat from lady, he still insisted that the
gentleman give up the one occupied by him;
and finally, on vacatlng il. il was only with the
assertion that Mr.. Nc Mullen was no gentle
man. Subsequently, on the boat, retraction
was demanded, but the epithet being repeated
instead. MIR. McM. struck Mr. Ellsworth over
the head with his cane, as represented IN the
teleeraphic dispatch An officer observing il,
he was arrested aud gave bail in 81 1000 to
answer, and came immediately on 10 this
civ.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE OF LOTS

" ON UNION AND CHURCH HILLS.-Pursu
ant TO decree, made by the Circuit court of Chan
Gerry for the county of Henrico, the 7th day of
June, 1882, in suit pending in said Court, styled
/" Prosser's Adm'x against Hendren's Admir-, &c"
we ehall, on Thursday, the oath day of June,
1882 at s. NJ, fair, if net, the next lair day, at
the same hour proceed to sell at puniic auction, on
the premises, the following property: Six lots OF
Land on Union Hill in the county OF RsnTico Cad.
joining the city of Richmond) between Asbury
Chapel and the residence of o. A. Sire cker, each
lot fronting forty feet and ranniug back one hun.
bred and forty feet deep. Also, rwo-thirds OF
twelve undivided lots, lying in the county OF Hen
rico, ON K street between 24,h and 18th streets,
each of said twelve lots ironing about twenty six
feet, and running back one hundred and twenty
feet to an elev.
plat OF said lots can be seen at the office OF the
auctioneer
TERMS OF SALK-One fourth cash, and the resi-
due on credit OF six and twelve months, the pur-
chasers to execute negotiable notes, with interest
added and the title retained until purchase money
is paid JOSEPH MAYO, comn,s.;one,s
JOHN HOWARD,
Sale to be conducted b. w. GCDDIN, Auct
IL. If
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Riot at Dunkirk.
NEW YORK, June IL

Last evening, about 2.00e of the inhabitants
of Dunkirk rose en- masse, and attacked the
house of Henry Tiles, foreman in the New
York and Erie Railroad machine shop, and
having captured him, burnt his house to the
ground.
Tiles having accused another man named
Isaac Smith, in the same establishment, of
having improper intercourse with his wife,
with view OF extorting money from him, on
the false oath of Tiles wife Smith was arrest
ed, tried and acquitted. Smith took il so much
to heart, that he committed suicide Thursday.
Tiles wife then confessed her perjury. On
the facts getting wind the inhabitants rose as
above. Tiles is in their custody, and serious
Disturbances are apprehended.
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Money Matters.

The New York Post of Wednesday, P. NJ.
says
The Cunard steamer takes to- day 1928, 794
in specie, OF which Sis, 900 is in silver. The
shipments Of coin, which are now regularly
being made, are not so considerable in amount
as to attract much attention.
The business in Foreign Exchange for the
Asia closed yesterday, and there has been no.
thing of importance done to-day. The steam
er took out s923,794 in specie, of which $115,-
GOO was in silver. This was more than was
anticipated, but can be readily spared, there
being, as we minated yesterday, surplus
in this city.
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BY JAS. Il. SUTTON, Jr.
sALE OF A HOUSE AND

FNhUSIE E1S .ALE OT = s.I 1x-s =
L LOT ON BROOK AVEhUE,-By virtue OF q
deed of trust executed me- bearing date The 18th
July 1850, and duly recorded in the Clerks Once
of the Court of Hastings for the city OF Richmond
on the 10th July 1850, shall, on Monday, the
2lst day of June, at the hour of O'Clock In the
evening, proceed to cell ON the premises, at public
auction the Real Estate mentioned in said deed,
consisting of lot OF Land fronting on Brook Ave
nue. about IS feet on which is a genteel and com.
Portable brick Dwelling with six rooms, and small
garden attached, aad s at present in the occupancy
Daniel T. Pollock, Esq. Tue trustee win only con.
vey such title as is vested in him by the deed OF
trust referred to.
TERms, cash; balance on credit OF ana =
months Tor negotiable notes, interest addeo' anu
title retained till last payment = maze.
49, JOHN ENDEaS. JR, Trustee.
Sale conducted by JAS. I. SUTTON, 1r-
I'D
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Dad Bodies Discovered at Cincinnati.

CIScINsArI. June 16.-Great excitement
exists in the upper part of this city, caused
by The discovery of twelve human bodies in a
sbautv on the road TO Walnut Hills, which
purpor,cd to be Il chemical laboratory. Tue
owner, DR.. Davis, has been arrested for trial.
1t is supposed his business has been the ar
ranging skeletons for colleges, and that the
dead bodies had been procured for that pun
mise,
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From CALiFoRNIA.--Messr Thornton C.
Bradley, Smith Crane, John Moore, Henry
Moore and James H. Moore, who left here iu
March. lS49, with the Charestown Mining
Company, arrived home from California on
Tuesday last. These gentlemen are in the
enjoyment of good health, and look well !; and
some of them bear with them the fruits Of their
hard labor Charlestoca Free Press.
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1DDOiafmPut Re5erted

BosToN, June 16.-Gov Boutwell, having
appointed Seth G. Thomas, of CharIestown,
to the office of Prison Inspector, the Council
rejected the nomination. Thomas was the
counsel for the owner of the slave Sims, and
The Governors freesoil friends are surprised at
the nomination.
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AUCTION SALES
THIS ~


HHTNR - 08AA8>kms
instant q az ~, = MORNING, he ISh
my auction house % lsss .s.l re tcs e reax a
sasiien e tie highest bddes Tor ea.s e soaa g
and made Il ,ss In 1sy c.ssss q nssn sy
u can De seen ct any time before he II. -
ing aI me store. GEO. J. SUMNER A. 80
At the same lime and place, eood. s.fsss..:..
horse Carriage with Harness, cify mad. - -.
used bnt little and Il in good order. Il - ~,
pole and shafts, and may be used with one 81 -
horses. Terms u sale -s'sss
:, Also, several good saddle, harness and worh
Horses 80
jel7 GEO. j. SIMMER A..
Win be added to the above sale he follo~i..
winch the owner has no use for, viz: good second
nano family Carriage and Harness; street WAGON
ana harness. in good order, with license to ia
January next; par Of good. Substantial bay VOL
soaa accustomed to working the street. and
prefers to sell the Horses. WAGON. Hsrness 80
a license together, but purchasers win be accommo
yd 10 GCn
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Democratic Ratification Meeting.

- De"FUC1Uttt INuIgtCuttUH lHeeIINy.
+ CHARLESTON June IA large democratic
ratification meeting was held last night, over
which the Hon. Mr.. Porter presided. cor
responding committee was appointed and reso-
luiions were adopted pledging every effort u
promote the election of the nominees.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE PRESIDENT

By and aciM adrice and consent Of Senate.
Edward J. Phelps to be Second Comp
noller of the Treasury, in the place of Hiland
Hall, resigned.
Benjamin g. Ferris, of New York. to be
Secretary of the Territory of Utah, in the place
OF b. ID. Harris, resigned.
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Democratic Ratification Meeting in Nor

WORCESTER, Mass, June IA Democra.
tic Ratification Meeting was held at Worces-
ter last night, at which Judge Merrick presi-
ded. Resolutions condemning Rantoul's re
lection, but endorsing the platform were adopt
ed. Ii is thought here that if Rantoul bolts
the nominations he will not be sustained by
the Free Soil Democrats.
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BY JAMES ID. TAYLOR.


ffUMMISSIONEk,SS SALE OF SMALL
" FARM NEAR RlCHMOND.-In pursuance of
deed OF the Circuit Court of Chancery for the
county OF Henrico, made on the 9th day of March,
1852 in suit therein pending styled Register and
wife against Brett's Ex'r, and others, Shall as the
commissioner therein PANIED offer for sale at public
auction, on the premises. on Monday, the 2lst
day OF June next. at o'clock, r. M if fair if not
then on the next fair day thereafter tract or par
eel of Land, with the improvements thereon, con-
sisting OF good dwelling and other buildings lying
IN the county of Henrico, about mile east of the
city of Richmond, commonly known as the "Re
treat" formerly occupied by Hutson Brett decd
and estimated to contain about 20 acres of Land
TERMS OF SALE.-One.fourth cash; the balance
Ia Two equal instalments for negotiable notes with
good endorsers, at 6 and IL months, with interest
addeo and the title retained until conveyance is
direci ed by the Court.
my 2l-2awtl4dtd G. GRISWOLD, Com'r
LANES NJ TAYIOR Anct
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Defeat Of the Maine Liquor Lar.
New HAVEN. June 17th.-1he Connecticut
Legislature to day rejected the Maine Liquor
Law by vote ofI14 10 los.
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by JOHN X. D. PAYNE, salesman.
RaI. ESTATE At AUCTIOS.-.By vi

X ~ ~ : decree of the Circuir Court Of Cnan-
80 -, he county of Henrieo pronounced In the
s'ii q Burlington Anierton, Ct AIS en- me sth
day Of june 1852 VII Dc oe e ior sse :, pass
.,nnrh- the House and Lot in the proceedings IN
said suit mentioned; said house ana lot being the
oue recently occupied by VIM w Anderton. sifua-
red in what's known as Duvaf Addition TO the city
of Richmond The house snd improvements are
said TO be in good order, and the property 10 be
desirable one for small family.
TEams--One fourth cash; balance in two install
ments of 6 and IL months rite retained untn con.
veyance il directed by the Court
By order OF the comnlissiorer
je1D ] H. u. PAINE, Auctr.
EY> The ab1ve sale l. postponed TO Wednes-
day, the Both June.
By order OF the Commissioner.
jeH ]. X. PAINE. Aucir
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GALE OF FURNITURE, NEGRO. 1sc.

SALE UF FURNITURE, NEGRO, &c.
~ Under the directions of decree OF the Cir
cult Court of Chsncery for the County of Henrico.
pronounced on the 4th May, 1852, in the suit Of
Coqutt Us. Ellis. the Undersigned Deputy Sheriff
for Isaac A. G0ddin, Sheriff OF Henrlco County.
will, on Friday, the 18th Of the present month,
s(June) at the residence OF VIM. B Ellis corner Of
baker and St. Johns streets, (near Geo. N:choIson's
grocery expose to public sale for cash. the lot of
Household Furniture embraced in deed executed
by the defendant, Eliis to the plaintiff trustee on
the 18th OF July l847; and Immediately afterwards
will hire out the following slaves. to wit Mary
and her four children, Harriet Nelson, Thomas and
Emma and on Saturday Morning. the 18th OF
the present month, June, at 10 o'clock, at the auc.
ton house Of N. B. g. c. B. Hill, will offer for sale
the negro woman Mason. to the highest bidder for
cash. THOMAS w. boswell, d. g.,
For J. A. GODDIN s. H. c.
IL 1n-tds
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Fatal Railroad Accid,

Fatal Railroad accident.
COLUMBIA, Pa, June I6.-The child of MIR.
A. VI. Paynter, aged years, was yesterday
evening run over by a train of burthen cars and
instantly killed
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s 20 GEO. ]. SUMNER, Arctr.
sAMAs ~. TAYLOR.

LE g " VALUABLE LAND. BRINfs
prI Gu, M = ,1 W The WILTON ESTATE. II1sT
c cELVm rniHCHMOsD, UNDER A DECREE N
Of the crcui. con,s & me directions Of decree
OF Henrico, pronounced on the 2sd dss 81 1 arl
1852 IN the suit OF Cunningham against Randasn5
and others, the undersigned Deputy sbs-;T "
Isaac A. Goddin Sheriff Of Henrico county. VII I'M
on the Nineteenth DAY Ct June next proceed 20 Ell
at public ction ON the premises, 10 the hishsss
bidder. for cash, at IL O'Clock, A. NJ, so mach ~
the Welton estate a. was at sale heretofore made
OF part OF said estate purchas. by John Isl PIess.
ants, being the two lots numbered and 5 on The
plat of survey, filed in the papers Of said suit eon.
tanning fifty six and one fourth acres each
TH0S. w. boswell, d. q.
nv 29-9Ot for / A. GGllDIN = u -
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aIL.-.s, bbls superior cheap machinery Oh
" Just received By
jel7 FkI McCANDLIeh-
4 lCORfCE.-it3 cases q. = Cos theories
Ia superior order and quality; IS cases fnurxla
Licorioe, Lebonia; 50 cascs % 10. Barreefes ~
Gases do do, 2. a., Ia store and Tor sa1e n
ieI DACCM 8 DA9kEkvfkS.
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BY WELLINGTON GODDIN,
& A HALF ACRE

J. OF VALUABLE LAND IN THE TOWN OF
SYDNEY, NEAR TIE CITY OF RICHMOND,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION-Wll be sold, on
Friday, the 25th day of June, 1852, upon th e
premises comm encing at half-past 5 O'Clock P. NJ,
37t acres of valuable farming land in the town of
Sydney, near the city of Richmond, bounded on
the South by the land of A. Robinson jr, ESQ, On
the West by the land of Lewis Crenshaw ESQ
and on the North ard East by the R chmond Turn.
pike, and old Coal Pit road. This land is well en-
closed and is in successful cultivation, and lays
most beautifully. The richness of the soil and its
nearness to the city of Richmond lenders it pecu.
iarly valuable for suburban residence, or market
garden.
Terms, cash: balance and IL months, for ne.
gotiable notes, interest added, secured by trust
deed
je 10 w. GoDDIN, Auctr
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VALUABLE FARM ON THE DEEP

VALUABLE FARM On THE DEEP
Y RUN TURNPIKE, thres miles North of Rich
mond, and MULES, COWS, Furniture, Ft rming
Utensils, &c, for sale at auction Will be sold
on Tuesday. the 22d June, 1852, upon the pre-.
misses, commencing at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. at the resi-
dence of Mr.. Ro. J. Staples, situated o. the Deep
run Turnpike road, about miles from the city of
Richmond, the farm on which he resides, contain.
ing GO acres. The buildings upon it all new,
and are sufficient for the accommodation of mo-.
derate sized family. There are also attached to
the premises two large ice houses.
After which, viii be sold, first rate mules one
horse; two wagons and harness; two carts and
gear; five good cows three calves; nine hogs; one
buggy and harness; one saddle ald bride; all of
his household furniture parcel OF farming i'm
PIGMENTS; one lot of ice. The above real and per.
sonal is to be sold by virtue of two deeds of trust
one executed by the said Ro. J. Staples to X w.
McGruder, bearing date 10th April, 1852; the 9th
er executed by said Ro. j. Staples and wife to
w. McGrudrr and Francis Staples, bearing date
2sth April, 1852, and both duly recorded in Henri
co County Court. The terms TO the real estate
will be made known on the day of sale. AS to the
personal estate, CASH
R. w. McGRUDER. lrrns,ees
FRANCIS STAPLES.
Sale to be conducted by w. GoDDIN suctr.