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The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-03-04
aIADY MADE { | 0 T HIIGI
j. JORDAN.

= - - 49,
Front Street, opposite tie FIGURING Mills,
DAVENPORT.
r this establishment will be fonnd every thing
i in the above line for Fall and Winter Trade.
Over-coats OF Black, Brown, Blue D. alb, Blank
ct and Fell Cloth. Black, Bloc an / Brown Dress
and Frock Goats.
BLACK CIRCULAR CLOAKS,
Double ard single Breasted Vests, a variety too
numer ous to mention, Pana!oons OF fine French
Doe-skin, Broad Cloth, Cashmere, Casinet, Vel
vet, Jeans, Sheep Grey, &c. &c.
A great part OF my own manufacture, war
ranted to be well made.
India Rubber Coats and Lfsgings, Oil Cloth do
A great variety of fashionable No /, Mole Skin
Hats, Buena Vista, Drab and Far Hats, large
and varied assortment Of Silk Plush Caps, Glazed
Silk and Silk Oil Cloth Caps, &c &c.
LEATHER TRUNKS,
valices, Carpet Bags, Umbrellas, Fine white
Shirts, Under Shirts, and Drawers, Calico, Hick-
DRY and Fancy Stripe Shirts, Cravats, Comforters,
Silk Handkerchief, Country Knit Hose, Snspen-
ders, Buck Skin Mitts and Gloves, Buffalo Robes
and Shoes.
An excellent assortment OF Cloths, Cassimeres,
S3tinets, Jeans, Sleeps Grey, Black, Brown. Oh
i've and Blue Beaver Cloths, Blankets, Blue,
Brown, Drab and Doe colored Blankets, fine as
well as common. Tailor's Trimmings, Cloak
Tassels, &c. &c.
Custom work made up in fashionable, az well
as durable manner and all work warranted TO fiji
or no sale.
N. B. These goods will be sold lower than
any other season, and as low as they can be
bought in 81. Louis at retail. Please call al the
IOWA CLOTHING STORE,
Between Messrs. Burrows s. Preltvnan and Mr.
Bowling's Store, Front Street, Davenport.
Nov. 18th, 1851.
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NOTICE.

WE are closing up the business of our house
w contracted previous TO LIST of April last
All persons indebted TO us for Land, Land War
rants, SC, previous to that time will obiige US
by attending to settlement thereof at once.
COOK & SARGENT.
S.pt 9th 1851
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-03-04
THURSDAY PACKET

FOR BURLINGTON, MUsCATINE. ROCK IS.
LAND, DAVENPORT AND GALENA.
WYOMING, q. }. KING, MASTER,
A- WILL commence her regular
trips at the opening OF navigation
z ? Leaving 81. Lonis every Thurs
all the intermediate points, will arrive at Gaena
on Sunday morning. Leaving Galena Sunday
evening. Davenport, Rock Island, Mnscarine
and Burlington, and arrive at ST Louis on Wed
nesday morning.
The Wyoming has been thoroughly repaired
and newly fitted up, and her officers hope, BY
strict attention to the comfort Of passengers and
interests Of shippers. to merit share of the pub
lie patronage. For freight or passage apply on
board, or to BURROWS & pRETayaAN,
Feb 80 Agents
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PORK! PORKM PORK!n

THE highest market price viii be paid for
Hogs during the packing season, al the cor
ner of Rock Island Street and the Steam Boat
Lending.
Farmers will consult their best interests, by
calling, before disposng Of their Hogs
GEO. G. WELLES,
Successor OF CHRISTIE g. EELLEs.
Nov 9th, 1851
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LAND WARRANTS AT
Rpnr,crn ppycrs EoR Casul

hFDUGED HICEs Foh SAohs
TIME subscribers DESTROYS TO dispose Of tn,
i Mexican Land Warrants they have on hant
before the New Warrants aie made assienable
oiEer them at a great reduction for Cash, or the,
will locate them for parties on time upon salts
iaetol terms. -
COOK e. SARGENT.
Davenport, January Goth, 1852.
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SELLING OFF!
Cheap. and no mistake. at a profit

y
TIME following is par, Of my stock of Goods
J. and prices that will sell at as long as J
have them on hand:
Good fashionable Hats clio
Silk Push Caps l,25
Common do. 90
Cloth Caps. 25a 40
Fur do 6O 10
Coarse Boots 1.oU 10
Kin do. l,75 2, 80
Calf do. 2,5Oa 1915
shoes Mt low prices. A io' Dry Goods, which !
will sell less than cost. Groceries OF all kinds,
cheap.
Taken in exchange for Goods, or will pay
Cash for Butter, Lard, Bican, Pork, Beans, Po-
,atoes, Turnps, Cabbage, Eggs, Hides, Iallow.
Beeswax, Chickens, Turkeys, Feathers, Corn,
Oats, and all kinds OF produce. Wanted, also,
Fire-wo
Wood for sale at my yard. Also, Produce Of
every kind bought and sold Flour by the barrel
Of pound, warranted good, at the
s.. Louis Cash Store.
]. w. DALLAM.
Fab 10Th 1852
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IMPROVED MACHINERY,


Together with more than twenty years expert
enee in BUILDING, !.
The undersigned fiatier themselves that, to all
intending to build, they offer facilities not 10
DC surpassed in any place either East or West.
They are now prepared to furnish TO order
any thing in their line Of business, In my guam
tity, at short notice, and reasona5le teys. No
pains will be spared TO give the most Entire Sat-
isfact,on as TO quality, workmanship, or price.
All orders from distance promptly al
tended TO.
The undersigned are further prepared to con-
tract for the erection of Buildings Of every dos-
cription, on the most reasonable terms and with
the greatest dispatch.
The public generally are invited TO call and
avail themselves of the facilities thus afforded By
the substitution Of Steam Power for that of man
IN this branch OF business.
CoTES g. DAVIES.
Davenport, Jan. 9Th, 1852.
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LIE CLAIRE FOUNDRY,
AND
FINISHING SH OP.

FTNISHIN G. SH OP.
TIME above establishment IS IN full operation
J. and prepared TO manufacture all The diiier-
ent kinds Of Machinery required ~ the West, w
Engines for Steam Boats,
Flour Mills, Saw Mills, Shops, NC,
Water Wheels, Shafts, Gadgeons, Coupllns,
Mor,ice Waeels, Piaions, spindles, Bo!es, Dri-
vers, Bushes, D4msels, Screws, Puli.es, Nitre,
SPUR and F'eyel Gearing, Racks and Pinions,
Wrag and Rotary ed for Saw Mills, Aiuley aud
sash Slides, Dogs, Bare, &c. Wheels for Log
aad Lumber Cars, Horse power, Fanning Mill,
Corn shelter, piow AMI Clltiyator Castings,
Wagon Hubs, Arms and Boxes, Fronts Tor Stoves
and Ware Houses, Crates tor Windows and
Pavements. Soap and Lard kettiee, Iron and
Brass Castings made 10 order.
Black shifting Finishing and Repairing
Our patterns are all new and Of the latest and
best style, orr mechanics squaI 10 any in the
west, and we do not intend TO be surpassed by
any establishment; for neafness OF proportion
strength and durability. Care ard experience
will be exercised in selecting mixing and srei'-
ing metals to make il profitable to the purchaser
and creditable 70 the establishment.
Engines and Machinery manufactured BY Us
may be seen in operation in this city.
LIE CLAIRE, DAVENPORT & co.
Davenport, Nov. eth, 1851.
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MEMOIRS OF MISS MARY LYON, late
INl Principal OF ".Mount Hoiyoke Fsniah SeEs-
iuary,,' the above interesting work is edited by
President Hitchcock of Amherst College. and
for sale by. II, A. PORTER
Rock Island, Jan. LIST, 1852.
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lyILL, Saws Of Rowlan1s' and other good
LM make--6A and feet--extra thick plates.
Also, Circular saws, from Is TO 40 inch Gross
Cut Saws-American and imported. inst re-
csivcd at W. II. HILDRETipS.
Dec. IL.
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COOK q SARGENT.

LAND AGENTS, DAVENPORT, IOWA.
VIZ f have employed the services Of an expe-
w rienced dealer in Lands, who will give his
whole time TO the sale of Real Estate in this city
and county. The emigration to Scott county
will be large the coming season and our position
viii! enable Us TO effect sales OF Real Estate to
good advantage. Parties who may have improv-
ed farms or city property, or unimProyed real
estate in Town or Country and desire TO sell,
will do we'll to employ our services. Our rule
is .sNo sale no charger
naunnnnxf Enh
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H Nhittemore, N. York. RIB Whittenore, st Louis
II. T. R. u. WHITTENiOKE,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
Hats, Caps, Bonnets, and Straw Goods

HAS, UhpS, DUuuttS, anu Stt0" uVVus'
NO. l43 MAIN STREET, ST. LOUIS.
RE now opening the largest and most varied
n assortment OF these Goods ever brought 70
this market. Having secured the services oil Mr.
Samuel Nourse, Formerly of the firm OF Nonrse,
Cane & Co.. they will be prepared to offer
their customers tie fashionable MOLESKlN|
HAT, of their own manufacture, which for
cheapness, durability, and beauty OF style aud
finish, they will guarantee to be unsurpassed
Intending to manufacture on large scale, they
will be able 10 furnish the country merchant with
Hat of the same quality as IS retailed IN the
city, at alower price than heretofore sold, and Of
any shape that NAV be desired. Their assoit-
ment consists in part, as folows:--
SILK HATS
100 dou ex fine Moleskin; so dox extra fine Angola;
Is dez do do; 100 doz fine Angola;
lo5 dor do sill; $50 doz medium Angels;
isS dor medium silk; $50 dos low priced Angels;
100 dozen B. B. Angola;
RUSSIA HATS.
o5 dozen extra fine fashionable Russia;
40 dozen fine fashionable Russia;
dozen low p5ess;s fashionable asah R asss;
20 dozen extra fine D: 3: Russia;
rs dozen fine b. b: Russia;
100 dozen low priced b. b: Russia;
SO dozen B: d: dIab Russia;
FUR HATS.
25 doc fash. black beaver; 30 doz me iash heau-,
90 dox do drab beaver; % doz lash OAK cassimeFe'
SOFT HATS.
400 o, brush ass.d co,ors; 800 doz fur assd colors
,oo AZ beaver do do; 100 do mnskrat, do do;
an 40 otter. do do; 50 do fur seal, do do;
ooo a" Congress- do do; 400 do Kossuth, do do;
~ AZ MAJ, ~ do do; 100 do Artists, do DO;
m IL woei do do; 100 do boys Ash, do do;
* do hoYss Con- do do; 100 do boys fnr, do do;
aoo do S DO WOOL do do IS do boys silk, do do;
l.EGHORN HATS.
70 dozen high crown D: Q: Leghorn;
Ito dozen medium crown D: b: Leghorh'
100 dozen low crown d: b: Leghorn;
IS dozen Hungarian Leghorn;
60 dozen boys Lcghorn Oats;
rs dozen high crown s. b: Leghorn'
1875 dozen medium crown $: b: Leghorn'
100 dozen low crown 5: D: Leghorn;i
rs dozen soft haMbeau Leghorn;
100 dozen boys' Leghorn, assorted;
STRAW HATS.
100 dozen pearl straw; IS doz boys pearl straw
1850 do pedal straw; ~ 40 90 pedal 40 40
IN m Az 40 hiras eve straw; 50 do do Rutland do
| a5 do pedal do; IS do 40 fiorsnes do
IS do French pedal do s5 do do pedal fats;
PANAMA HATS.
AZ a., v,,, s,s Panama; / so dox medium Panama.
20 doz fine Panama; IS doz Grenada fanama
PALM LEAF HATS,
$500 aoz mems palm leaf; 1900 doz boys palm iea''
| CAPS.
800 doZ mems cloth; 2uu doz IVY I i.
l00 do infantk, turbans 80 do inf six yea iuoah
$50 dozen silk plush, assorted styles and coiots:
BONNErS.
1000 doz ladies' honnets; 500 doz misses nonhess
I.b % 81
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FOR SALE.

A FINE farm on the Mississippi River adjoin-
Il ing the Town OF Buffalo, comfortable dwell
ing house aud the whole handsomely and elei-
blv situated Will be sold al at good bargain.
For terms enqu re of j. S. Simpson, Buffalo, or
OF COOK g. SARGENT
Davenport, Jan. Goth, 1882.
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1000 doz ladies, honnets; 500 doz misses nonhess
February 49, 1885 I'm
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BOY WANTED.

BOY WANTED.
A N Industrious, intelligent boy, DESTROYS Of
IA learning the Printing Business, can obtain
a good situation by application at the Gazette
Office. One from the country would be prefer
red Gazette Office. Aug. 2Stb, 1851.
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z DOZ. Cans Baltimore Oysters and dez
y Pk,s. Srdines for sale by
Dec. 10. y SANfpnn.
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" N ENHNKS~s
GOLD and Silver Levers, English and SWISS
VI watches, for sale low at
Ncvl3 bihLoNo'
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1852-03-04

UNIMPKOVED LANDS FOK SALE
N7E offer for sae on accommodating terms
w Two thousand acres Of Prairie Lands in
Lots OF Forty, Eighty or one hundred and sixty
acres, lying in different parts Of Scott county,
selected BY ourselves with great care.
COOK g. SARGENT.
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CITY LOTS FOR SALE.

CITY LOTS FOR SALE.
WE have forty Lots in ssGieen's Addition
w and "Cook Il Sargent's addition'' to the
city OF Davenport, which will sell at fair pri-
ces, and to persons DESTROYS Of improving will
give liberal credit for portion of the purchase
money. COOK g. SARGENT.
Davenport. Feb. 10. 1852
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| TIME above establishment IS in full operation
J. and prepared TO manufacture ali the diner
ent kinds OF Machinery required IN the west, VIZ :
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so doz extra fine Angola;
100 dox fine Angola;
$50 doz medium Angels;
$50 doz low priced Angels;
II Anuola.
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|DAIIY Y OR ESCE
'OFTICIAL JOURNAL

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VE14VAAL SVuA1A Al
a 0r THE C0NsoLIpATgp CRY or NEW ORUxAN,
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THE NAH WITH 0HR HaN6
- - -. 80.
sn1ys 1ather kept q shop far the sale "a stlke an
shawls ~ Constantinople and lie had intende
tnat should fOiicw his bunness. But as
showed myself 70 possess more talent than y re
CURED toE me management of = merchant'
aHas!s,my Iatner ,determInea on maspng me
sso'ah anq was sent @ far2s. tnat m1gh
study profoundly q, profession which, IN Con
4 stantinopie. ls praotlced by mere quacks:
stayea ~ farIs three years, ana when = =
turned nome, lound my fathers snoP cideed
4 was informed that ne bad been dead tWt
Ion n Iouna every tnlng ~ gooa oruer q
tne house. but nitnay fnt2aer's gold was gone.
!rIea 70 estantlsh myself as 3 Phy yslclan; b1e y
L could not play the chHrlatans and a. ~
fatlfer, Y did not succeed. To continue the b1sf.
ness of my father was impossible, a. tho III
had lost an its customers So one days Mlils
pondering over the gloomy aspect Of nypfpi-
poets, it occurred 70 me that when was stsyinse
IN FRANCE, had seen some Of my c0untryi5
travelling about and ofteTing for sale goOds, wlrh
were ;engeFiy purchased az q high price son ~
count Of their coming from foreign country.
| My resolution was soon taken. sold my
father house, selected tile best of his soods.
b0ught such Other, 1.ticlea !, /, tpn1d "a 1,rs,. 4;
France. and ernbarketl 4 seconi t;rne Fs7sss N
hai ro sooner t1t yarsed fis NasIt III !,
than fo,nd wos bao, - s,,;i n
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itel tba towns 81 F,anso s. y, ~
place 4 ready sale for nv ,nerchantlise TEssi
alwavs 4 fres, r,rlv of Goods ssnt non, ~
stantinonIe. and 81 NV r. ID
had alreadv T,oey ,,'ha,,d Il ~ 4.
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physician and ofYa,, a,is as
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partly because Iwished q rer,ose M 4 t;,na fsn
my wandering life. hired & sIlou Ana .liis-
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double capacity Of physician and merclasrt
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poured in; and though nv prices were ratKar
high, sold more goods than aily otli,r nlerchsnt
probably on account of nv uolitenesss sn.i
civility. a few days after NV arrival wa
gabout toclose my shop, and to examine. al Eas
my custom, my stock ofboxes Of unguents, when
found in one Of them q little note, which felt
sure had not put there Ioper,ed Ii. and found
m invitation to go on the following night al
twelve o'clock to the bridge led Ponte Veech;o
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VIII leave TUESDAY, November ., ats o'clockr ~ . ~
ENoR RVlOKsBuRG,WARR R.S (
II NEW CARTHAGE GRAND GULF, RODNEY [ e4&kAdk N
AND NAFCllEZ- Regular TUESDAY Weekly vicks -
burg Packet Steamer MAGE0LIAThe magnificent aud swi nun
ming packet ST. Clair
tor above For passage sppy board q Is
.--.--.... SMITH 4 FfAIISTER, "a Poydras street.
The MAGNOLIA will be at the This Morning ready Il
reeoive freight and will take freight Yaxoo CITY.
~ Clerk Levee early On Saturday no,nius
to receive freight. n 7s'6 - noys
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LNUK 4PKINUE1WN, SKIPWITH'S W. ,VrE3i !,
LANDING AILLIKEN'S BEND, LAKE PROV
IDENCE, yICKsBuRG, GRAND GULF, RODNEY
sDd Al i9e~eSia.e landings Regular Weekly
packet stesm SAXON j H. Etes will leave for the
and nternledats landings MONDAY o'clock
EVERY MONDAY thereafter throughout the For freight
passage apply board, 80
-. sTRoTHER 4 BROS, Agents, IS Poydras street.
"a The l take freight for Yasoo River with the privilege Of
Canal street. receiving freight early Saturday morning
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EvOR VICKSBURG, MILLIKEN'S -
~ BE BEND ND NEW , GARTIiAaE M WARRENToN,
SUNDAY Viskaburg Packet steamer H. N. WRIGHT, Capt.
steamer M WRIGHT Gap p CLARKE will
MORNING. at ten o'clock Returning, will leaye vieksburg every
Wednesday evening A kocloek For further
an0 sS57 SMITH 4 FlMISTER, "a Poydfas street.
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THH MAn WITH on1 HAM

u T1iI CoNsoLIDATgD CIfY or MN 0HIsl
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EyOR VICKSBURG, GRAND GULF, a.s
M RoDMEY aS I1.5 nArGE1 M FORT ADAMS BAYOU
regular vicksbnrg packet MEMPHIS
CAPT John Eowden will leave EVERY WEDNESDAY EVENING
O'clock throughout the freight apply
board, TO sTRo1HER BROS Agents As Poydras stres
privilege of Iestipping yieksbnrg, novI II
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COPARTNERSHIPS, FIC.

DISSOLUTION The firm heretofore exist
bv I'M ssNsSn @ hs nnasrsgnsd under th style MICHEL
hy i limitation s. q AcAELL charged with the
iate hrm. 8. G. MCIELI,
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qualities, and tina, no Farmer should be with

qualities, and that no Farmer should be with
cut il.
For the purpose Of finding out still further
how far our justly &C lebrated CATTLE
POWDER is entitled to the confidence of an
intelligent people, We have addressed letters
to all parts of the United States, where our
powder has been used, and we are able now
from the evidence thus brought before US, 10
assure every Farmer, Dairy man, and Horse
man, that it has lnus far very much exceed
ed our most sangulne expectations
Beware Of cOunIerieiis, as the extensive
sale of our powder has induced others to
make an intuition of it. Each pacE has our
written signature OH the end
Several orders have been sent to this city
for Cattle Powder, which have been filled by
sending an article got up in imitation OF our
our own. We therefore say again, Storekee-
pers, Farmers and Dairymen, do not buy a
pound, unless you look for ,the nameof Brei-
nig: Fronefeid & Cos written Signature on
the end OF each PAcK do not allow yourself
to be deceived, the life aud health of your
cattle depend upon this Caution. Look oul!
Vigilance is The price of security
Pl7ce 25 Cts. per pack { l pound
For sale by JOHN n. STOKES,
Stroudsburg, General Agent for Monroe
county.
December IS, 1851.
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GOAPS.-fne secuted Soaps for wash
~ ing and shaving--a'so the celebrated
shaving cream, for sac by
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1852-01-22
100000 BRICK

Just burnt and for sale by the subscriber
These brick are Of large size and Of su-
perior quality, and will be sold as low and
lower, according to quality, than any other
brick in the County. A portion of them are
pressed or front, and cornice Blick of differ
ent kinds. Said Brick are composed Of ma
teIial that will stand the fire with impunly,
thus answering for the purpose of building
bake-ovens, &c, all of which will be retailed
at the following rates:
Pressed or front brick at 81 so per hundred
Best common hard brick 90 do do
Best salmon do IS do do
Best soft do so do 90
Filling -in-brick % do do
n. BAH kinds of grain, at the highest
market price, taken in exchange for Brick,
and Cash rot refused.
WILLIAM S. WINTEMUTE.
Stroudsburg, November 20, 1851.
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EstPay Horse.

ESA%J
NAME to the residence Of the subscriber,
~ In M. Smithfeld township. on the 18th
inst, handsome Gray Horse. in good con-
diiion. about years old, and l6 hands high.
The owner is requested 10 come forward,
prove property, pay charges, and take him
away, Otherwise he will be disposed oi arcor-
dirg to law. MARTIN OVERFIELD.
October 90, 1851.
BLANK MORTGAGES
For sale at this Office.