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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1852-06-28
JezS w GUDDIN, Auct.
BY JOHN r. D. PAYNE, Salesman.

p EAL ESTATE An AUCTION.-Ry vir
Ii tue of decree of the Circuit Court of Chan.
Gerry for the county of Henrico pronounced in the
suit of Bullingtoa Anterior ct ais, ON the 9th
day of June, 1882 will be offered for sale at public
auction on saturday, the 10Th day OF the present
month. the House and Lot in the proceedings in
said suit mentioned; said house and lot being the
one recently occupied by VIM w Anderton situa-
ted in what's known as Duvals Addition to the city
of Richmond. The house and improvements are
said 20 be in good order, and the property TO be
desirable one for small family.
TEaMs-One fourth cash: balance in two install
ments of and IL months, title retained until con
veyance is directed by the Court.
By order of the Commissioner
je 10 j R. D. PAYNE, Auctr.
~ The above sale il postponed to Wednes-
day, the 3Oth June.
By order OF the Commissioner.
je IA J.. r.. D PAYNE, Auctr.
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NOTICE.-All persons having claims against
~ the late E. G. Sydnor, Jr., OF Richmond, are
requested to present them to the subscriber and
all indebted will please make payment
The teaming and hauling business. heretofore
conducted by him, will for the present be under the
direction of Messrs. Ellis d Peers
will sell upon accommo6 atipg terms, three wa
CONS and teams OF young mules, with licenses for
the year, and also two large and we'll broke horses
and fixtures for hosting from vessels
lie 26-3tS w r SYONOp
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TAKE CARE OF YOUR DIMES AND
i you WILL HAVE DOLLARs.-The sub
scribers have just received large assortment Of
Ready Made Clothings adapted to the season
which they will dispose Of at very small advance
for the ready money. All who are in want Of Cloth
ing give US call, and you win ave % 70 90 per
cent Our motto IL quick sales and small profits.
Tor cash only. r
Opposite American Hotel, Richmond, Va.
mt
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u ESOLUrIONS AND DEBATES OF I79s--J
H. w. RANDOLPH has published new and
more conveniently arranged edition of the Virginia
Report OF 1899, 1900, touching the Alien and Sedi
non Lave; together with the Virginia Resolutions
of December 81, 1893. The debate and PROCEEDINGS
therein in the House of Delegates of virginia and
several other documents illustrative of the Report
and Resolutonss 16 vo, halt calf binding-price
81 so.
The Baltimore Convention having made the Res
olutions of 'e6 part of the Democrats plstform.
this work has become an important and indispen.
sable Text Book for all the faithful
As bat small edition was Published, and as
there are great many persons that swear by
these resolutions, who never read then would
advise an early application to secure copy. 1t
will be sent by mail free of expense, to all who
will remit the price in money stamp, postpaid
Je22 ]. w. RANDOLPH
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sl- PIANO FORT ST H.
szjE=2EsEf TAYLOR is constantly receiving
~ III 1suoerior Piano Fortes: rom Num-
& Clark, end other celebrated maxi
ers, and asks the att ntion of purchasers to his
Stock, which he will warrant, and will sell at very
moderate prices.
Pianos repaired, Tuned let on hire and taken
in exchange, at his Piano Forte and Music Store,
je 2I--ts 16O Main Street.
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!Gl00 REWARD Runaway from the sub
P NV scriber on Wednesday, 23rd instant.
young MalaftO Girl, between liz and 10 years
old, very large for her age. She answers T., the
name Of LUCY. Some weeks previous to her
leaving my premises, some $1,000 was missed. and
II supposed that the girl carried it with her. She
had, for some time previous, been endeayorng 10
procure pass in or Ter to effect her escape on the
Northern cars. | win give reward of s 100 for the
recovery of the Money and Girl or IS for the Girl.
EDWARD BLOOMER,
je 25-3t* Valley stree.
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An RUSBNBERG, of Poland Fashionable
IN1s Hair Cutter and Dresser. practices
in Cupping. T0Oth-Drawing. bleeding,
Leeching and MATCHMAKING. opposite the City
Hotel Far Room, Wall stree, Richmond Va.
Mr. R shas exercised his talents in the above
branches in some of the principal Hospitals of Eu.
rope.
NB.-Surgical operations performed with little
or no pain.
Mr.. r has always on hand fine assortment OF
Swedish, Hungarian. and Poland Leeches. Give
me CT II and you win find my charges reasonable.
10 22-1mr
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NOTlCE.-For the benefit OF others, hereby
" certify thatJ have received more benefit from
two bottles ot Bakers Premium Bitters in nov sick.
ness With the Dyspepsia, than any thing ever have
tried with the assured confidence that it will ex.
terminate that annoying disease.
(SignedD JOHN E. BROOK.
Richmond. June 9th 1872 IL 15 70
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9Th OF JULY COTILLON PARTY
AND RIVER EXCURSION.
a.. In1v 9Th 1870

On Monday, July 18th, 1852.
At Was,csck's Spring" foe siles beloU Richmond.
THE subscriber has engaged Warwick's Spring.
i on the banks of the James River, for the above
occasion. limited number only, will be taken,
and ii il desirable the party should be made up be-
tore Monday. the 9sth inst, sas to enable the
subscriber to make the best arrangement possible,
for the comfort of the party. Prompt application
should, therefore, be made to secure tickets.
THOS. STERLAND.
TICKETS 90 so flor gent and lady0 which, will
include refreshments and transit expenses. Tick
ets to be 81 cured of THOMAS STERLAND, Lii
berty Hall; or at SCOFIELD'S New York Saloon,
Main street je 25-9tt
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TIC CONTRACTORS On the II day OF ju
Il iy proposals will be received for building De-
pot at Mechum's River.
Specifications and plans will be exhibited at the
Engineer office of the Virginia Central Railroad at
Woodyille on the 9Th day of july
T. GOLDEN RUGGLES C. e
Richmond, June 22nd 1859 I'd
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~ The subscriber will take f7zEz1-s
33SHorses, Cows, &c, to Craze
in a nr. { rate meadow near the city, on III
reasonable terms. Applyto S
SAML A. REEVE,
je 23-1w* At Marshall Livery Stables
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BY WELLINGTON GOODIN.
VERY VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS

ELY Valuable BUILDING LOTS
' ON MAIN AND CARY STREETS AT AUG.
TlON.-Two most valuable Building Lots for sale !:
one on the South corner Of Main and 4th streets.
the other on Cary, between 9Th and 5th streets at
auction, on Tuesday 9th of July, 1852, upon the
premises, at o'clock P NJ. Both 40 feet front.
running back to alley 90 feet I53 feet inches
on one of the most central and highly improved
squares in the city The culvert constructor down
4th street could be easily connected WITH and the
one also along the alley.
TERMS One fifth in cash, balance in 6. 10. Js.
and "a months interest added to the two last paw
ments; title retained until credit payments are
due. unless otherwise arranged
je2l-eodlotdtd w GoDDIN. Auet
NALUABLk nj iOEI,CE AND BUILD.
ING LOTS in TIE TOWN OF SYDNEY,
FOR SALE AT AUCTION L H D 4nce having
purchased large Farm, and intending to remove
thei con, will expose to sale at public auction on
Tuesday, 29th June, at O'Clock, on the premis.
es his neat and desirable cottage residence in
the town of Sydney, at the corner of Harvie and
Federal streets, with all the buildings attached
thereto-all new, in first rate order and sufficient
for the accommodation OF a moderate sized fam.
lily. After the sale Of the dwelling, there will
be sold 10 beautiful building lots, fronting on the
North line OF Elmwood street each so feet running
back $50 feet to alley. Also other building lots
fronting the North line of Federal street OF the
same size and depth of the above lots.
TERMS One third cash, balance at 6 and Is
months fer negotiable notes interest added. and
title retained till the last note shall be fny paid
off,
je22 w GODDIN, Auet.
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MORTGAGE BONDS.-Fhe Virginia Cen.
WI trail Railroad Company have ttill few thou
sand Dollars of Bonds TO dispose of, payable in
1872 They are secured by mortgage on the Road
and its property and have interest coupons, Apply
10 John Garrett Treasurer of the Company, or
David Anderson, Jr., who win give any informs-
ton wanted.
;e IS z. FONTAINE. Prest
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EoIine or Magnolia vae--50 ch
The Mob Csp-25
The price RENTED by mad, viii insnre the re-
ceipt of any Of our Books postage free, BY return
mail. 8 M
e23 q. M. WEST Il BRO,
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4 UCTION GOODs. ArInr1nr $500.
4. - Atecasaensthoee Il venar ~ nS.yo.lsS.'
we viii have IN store this mornine. ioss II
Goods isst rom auction. boashs sxiscnelv -
is u1 RE ps s r very cheap .o hubug d Is:
them: Pink checked Gnshazn q q cspss 9,
width; checked, striped and plain swiss ara c..
brio Muslins, some AZ low II cts per ysr. irah
Iinens IS cts; apron Checks cts; beautiful Hehs
coiored Kid Gloves, fresh goods and good qualiies
50 l.2 eta pair; twisted silk net Gloves Is and
81 l2 cts pair; Swiss Edgings and Insertnes verv
cheap; white dotted Muslns, besides great varie.
ty OF different Goods too numerous to mention
Gentiemens elk Umbrellas % So worth S.
Also, the remainder of stock oil Ribbons of mil
inery establishment. from 6 10 IL IL cts per yard
Come and see, you viii not be disappointed.
]. MILLH1SER 4 BRO,
je2l 1913 Broad street
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ID OBKRT r. BROADDUS offers his servl-
n ces to the citizens of Richmond and the public
generally as a general Collector Of Claims. He
pledges himself TO attend strictly to all business en-
trusted TO his care His office 10 in the rear of Mr.
James r. sutton's Office, in Law Building, Rich
mond. Va my 4-6m*
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TUNE IS, lS52-BY KOANOK E.-Just
y received, a handso ne lot of Fashionable Be
rage Delaines
Children's and Misses white Cotton Hose at 10 l.2
cts per pair
Striped Linen for Boys Summer Clothing
Embroidered Muslin Curtains
White Linen Drilling for Pants, very cheap,fat
HART & MOSES,
je 1S New Store. 60 Main street
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a. FOR RENT, first rate large Brick
Ha Dwelling, with every convenience, situated at
tie inter ecton of Marshall and Sixth streets. This
house has lately been repaired and beautifed
throughout. 1t has about 10 rooms and ia delight.
fully situated. Rent s4OO per annurn and posses
sion may be had Immediately.
TOLER g. COOK,
je22 General Agents
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WATER CLOSETS, BATH TUBS, DC
HAVING added to our present business that Of
Ill HOUSE PLUMBING, and having engaged
workmen recommended by the best establishment,
in the city of Philadelphia, we now prepared to
put up WATER CLOSETS, BATH TUBS, STA.
water, &c. which Will be done at prices to suit the
times. Persons in want will please give Us call.
g. A. BARGhMlN JR,
NH 26-ts POL cor Main and 10th streets
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ENkESH PkUNEs.-I have lust received Q
lot OF the above article, which lean recon-.
mend as fresh, and an excellent article for family
use. Call at ANTONIO PIZZlNPS,
je1 Under City Hotel
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X CNs hONs KUN. while you are running,
~ don't forget to stop at ABRAHAM LEWIS,
Dr., pol Broad street. All in want of Dry DOOds
or shoes. should give LEVY a call. He Is de-
termned to close out his stock early as possible
ano' therefore, offers great inducements to purcha
sers. He has On hand complete assortment, and
considers 1t useless to enumerate the variety of
ncies and the extrt mely low prices at which he is
selling, but earnestly soicits call from all in want
OF articles in his line Those who do nos feel in the
humor or are not able to rum will bear it in mind
that MAYORS Omnibuses will convey tn en- to his
store Tor the email sum OF st cents, and they can
make asave of at least from 10 to IS per cen, in the
purchase of their goods Recollect the place for
bargains 10 at ABRAHAM LEWIS, a.
Je2Z 90l Broad street
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&ALAMANDER sAFES.-A further supply,
- (asd we always have on hand ali sizes) of Her
rings really FIRE proof Safes at tie New York fac-
tory prices, delivered in the city, warranted to be-
tine genuine kind, TO stand the most intense heat,
and to preserve irs contents from injury
FRY d McCANDLISH, Agents,
je3 Csrv strest
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m tfs. CAROLINE LEE II ENTZ,6
w NOVELS.-A full supply at all times of these
bright side of Life in the southern States which,
more read, would do great deal ct good. The
best of them are
linda, or the Young Pilot Of the Belle Creole
so cts
Rena or tine Snow Bird-50 eta
Marcus Warland, or the long Moss spring
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EDAA TAks-fhe mosl succe-sIu5 80
- nov In use TOR the cure Of incipieuf f.ars--.:.
non, Bronchitis. Asthma, Coughs. PufysS S,,srs
Throat, Dyspcpsia. diseases Of Die Kidne~. -
Liver, Kings Evil, Piles, Tetter. and N 3ssssss
sfisins from impure blood and emf ebled 49, n
the systeua- "a
NJ BAtr1noax. May q, le5a.
yos, for the benefit Of others similarly aieeS 80
vas taken last November, with severe cough -
seneral Weakness that completely prostrased ne.
sor several months was 90 far reduced go
~. not attend to my business Ibeeame 90 veah
S,. a. not able to SIT up for more than ~
aosHI y Tune, when would be Compelled . IL
e,s;c1 % gain strength. tried dozen dfsrert
no rel;sf sseommendee to me cuses. but received
| ness incressed ny q them, My cough and weak
vour ysn. thought should ole, when heard q
and had ,sss meoieins, the Cedar Tar fried Il
relief Ny sppes became 90 rood I0S Ss,
a,',d "a. every thing tfat wa put before ma
certain cure, for consider myself nm my seai =
| wei Yours, respectable fs1s'
4 rfsrr
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- FOR WASHINGTON AND ALEX
ANDRIA The good schr. Chas. +. A.
Call. Myers, master, having the greater portion OF
her cargo engaged and going on board, viii have
immediate dispatch. For balance of cargo. apply
to
je25-4t w. d. COLQUITT.
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WEAK CHESTS AND sTOOPING
w SHOULD ERS.-Cal Ut BENNETT 4
BEERS, Druggists, Main street, and fl yourself 10
one of the Shoulder Braces which they have for
SALE
They expand the Chest, strengthen the Back,
holding themselves erect and manly. They cost
but tribe.
Trusses, for the cure of Rupture or Hernia, ..
great variety at low prices, at
BENNETT Il BEERS, Druggists,
ie DC 1875 Main street.
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w ANTkD.-A WET NURSE. One who can
w come we'll recommended will hear of good
situation by applying to
WIN 81. WOODWARD,
On Sd, between Broad and Marshall streets
IL 26-2tA
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MOTlCk TO CLERkS OFF COUNTS IN
IN VIRGINIA. w. RANDOLPH. Bookseller
and Binder, l2I Mair street. Richmond, is prepared
to furnish, at short notice, ali kinds OF Clerks
Books. made of the best materials
]. w. X. has manufactured Blank Books for
the principal Banks, Clerks and Merchants in Wiz.
sinia for the last IA years 10 N
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O. FOR RENT. two newly built three story
Haf Houses, with yas pipes ID roue hout-o on Main
street between 2nd and 3rd sire cts. Apply to
nv 26-ts w. GODDIN
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E>LEAS: FLEAS..-A fresh supply of the
L celebrated ''Flea Poison" just made. Last
GUNNER this preparation gave entire satisfaction; as
il is perfectly simple, and in its application to dogs
cats, horses, coIored chidrens heads, &c it is en-
tirely successful in removing aeas and all other
je 23-6t o. A. STRECKER.
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A WNINGS.-JACOB NULL, 18th street. De.
N tween Broad and Marshall streets is prepared
to execute, in faithful and workmanlike manner,
the above description Of work. Awnings, Sack
ing Bottoms, Tents, Marques, Tarpaulins Wheel.
Ropes, and all ether kinds of splicing done at
short notice and on reasonable terms
9F Orders left at the Hardware store of Smith
d HARDWOOD, or as above, will be attended to-
lie Tim
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John ,an ?. MARTIN,
No i2a Frsnklin street.

..O AOBt1M00ys
We are permitted to refef 10 The fonou;ns =.
sons, einzsns OF Richmond and vicinity, aus q
large number no, from motives of dehcscy. -.
ft r that their names should not be made nuhk.,
who have received great benefit from the use ri ~
Tar: VIM. G. Crump. Dentist, Meseke. Jsmss
K. Moore, John Dodd, Charlottesville, Va.
Call and zee certificates
Beware of counterfeits The oerr;v
ticle is for sale by
HORTON KEAcH,9 81 Nam street..
Sole Agent for Richmond. and
lie 10 General Agent for Eastern yirv;.,.
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WANTE ,, by youth about IA years of age.
W VINO writes ieir hand. Situation in some
melcantiie store In the city Satisfactory refer.
je i9-ts
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NENTs' DRESS BOOTS.-Another sup
~ ply just received of these b -aunful and supe-
rior French Cali Dress Boots, No ~ Main street.
sign OF the Big Boot by
ie 10 WILLIAM WALSH
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w ANTED.--A female House servant.
je 24-lw
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VALUABLE ARTICLES OF DIET
FOR THE SiCK.-FresLly ground Rice Flour
Orvis' Corn Starch, genuine Bermuda Arrow Root.
Hecker's Farina. Pearl Barley, Sage, Tapioca,
French Gelatine, Dat Meal, &C. &c for sale bv
BENNETT & BEERS.
je % Druggists fQ5 Main streo/
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ECONOMY is WRALTH.-FRzNKLl

ECONOMY Is WEALTH.-FRANKLIN
Ia CLOTHING STORE.-The subscribers, Ner.
chant Taors, would respectfully inform The citizens
OF Richmond and it's vicinity that they have estab-
lished, at No. 1872 Main Street, Richmond,
Va branch of their Philadelphia Clothing Ware
house, where they now have ready fs- inspection
one OF the largest and superior stocks Of Ready
Made Clothing in the city OF Richmcnd, OF the very
best materials and workmanship, which we viii
sell Tou 20 &c 2s per cent. less than any other e.
Iablishment in the city.
Also, large stock of gentlemen's Furnishing
Goods, such as Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Pocket
handkerchief, Gloves, suspepders, &c
r. DECOU CO.
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SOUTHERN REGALIA DEPOT, NO.
~ 81 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.-P.
Horton Reach, manufacturer of Regalia TOR the
Encampnent and Subordinate Lodges, l. o. O. F.
Masons, Sons of Temperance, Rechabites, Red
Men, aud all other societies; also Banners, Flags,
Signals &C., in the latest and approved styles
not surpassed by any Northern manufacturers in
qualify or price. Lodges, Encampments, and Di-
visions fitted out with Costumes, Robes, Sashes,
Jewels, Stats OF Office, Gavels, &c.
n. B.-Drawings and Designs for Bsnners Regs-
CURED will be cheerfully impaired Oh application,
or by addressing the advertiser. my 2o-im
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LOOK TO YOUR iNrERENTS!!
lde IlImoi, Biz y Lille" Blnr
Ehreshin2 Machines,

Wade and Sod bg Gso W Ren~ick. E2g,H III g..
Are emphnucaIy the Thing. that the Agucnlu-
al community needs The unlrr. gnrd, thank
ill tor thu generous pauonHg' ot ~" pa-i, now u
ersio the Public his various Via, h les and Horse
Powers
tie would particularly invite the mite, ton Of
rhreshers to his EIGHT md Ten H0rse NdrhiHss
which ARE warranted torxc"i IA pattern hn.h aud
Inability, any other machines ever offered to the
Public
Ills Ten Horse Wleiiees arc hull, Of .ufli'icni
Strenlh aud furnished with cylinder mnir o one
plate Of Iron, rhns preventing lis being thrown OUT
Of bahnc- IN wei weather, as We'll a. Inpir,Ing
great durability to H.
lie also desire, 10 chi attention 10 hi. Circuiqr
G.drsd TirestiHe bIlciibss which IRE - con.
.iructed that the an 'hin" can ~ shl'l. Il 20 any
point Of comp7ss without mtrina the Hyrse
foTer
Ills C1m1I Horse Pl'o.1 .r. v11 hl- been
~ Ton a. IIuIa| 1v ITO -.h.r- 1rtuwp1uy h-
EIGHT Wf I'a N1r's wi tu-r NTr arIr1rl Tor
tx, eight nr ten lpr.Us lni trr III 20 run
easer, lat longri, nud he lrs ah." tn l"t out Of
prenir than any other kud al Horse Jowsr in
hmrr en-.
Ia Farmers drsrou- of doing their rhrc.hng
WITHIN their own upins. n. plTs's hlSm1lll Ma.
chimes q0d Horw Poperr which he warrants Ia
hrrsh 100 bushels per 'lny with one good span ut
horses, or 2U0 hg hr- with four horses, aud --pa-
rate the straw from the gram. The kind nj pow.
er used with hi. small machines i. lever power, ot
sufficient strength tor tx horses.
In addition Ia the above named Thre hing Ma
chimes aud Horse Powers. the undersigned takes
ha occasion to remark thai h. i. constantly max
ing aud has on hand for sale splendid variety Of
PhDS, Wnyon', Cdrr'ages,
Cuiyoiot. double and single Shovel Flows,
Horse Rakes, &c &c, NIL oi which he will sell
ms cheap a. can he purchased elsewhere for cash
pTOlucr, or ann Owed MINER
The undersigned heps leave 10 sny that he exc.
cu,es on short notice cheap III cash, H orders IN
his line--nlso does all Repairing
All ofwhch will Ice found aud done Al the Eagle
Machine, Plow aud Wagon Flc,oty. Elrn. knae
County, Illinois. q. W RENWlCK
Apri n, lssg-6m-'
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1852-08-21
improved Farm For Saic.

CTTUArED IN the Town Of Grand Rapids,
y miles south OF Ottawa, containing $40 acre.
ls0 fenced IN TOUR fields 100 broke The farm j.
miles from timber, and 1 from ston, Quauies o.
the Dividing Ridgr' between Otter and Gov
Creeks, and Illinois and YrrInriou Rivers - \
most desirable location either for stock raising
grain growing. being well watrrsd For mrthr
particulars. enquire on the pTemi r Of
March 21-tf N r BALDWIN