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The Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. Territory) 1849-1855, 1852-07-15
+. f. COLLINS,
Auction and Commission Merchant,

Auction and COm mission .Herchant,
sT.r>rL, urxNEsor, rERRIroRy.
the three story brick store, Third street, opposite
y w. II. Forbes Outfit. iii
EyORWAR DING--Our arrangements for Forwarding
n all kinds OF Merchandise ample, and 10 tins de
partment we paw particular attention
AUCTION AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES nttfn-
"A ton will be the purchase and sale Of Pro
timce and all other property ComTs-io My fanii-
iarity with this market, acquired during some ears res
dcnce here viii enable me to eject sas "' Ffo"uce oil
the highest PRICE
WILL also pay particular attention 10 the buy ing and
| selling et Real Estate on Commission.
ju l7-9-tf + +. 'oiilNS:
MUST received on consignment, Is hbls. nom FOR sale
- cheap for cash by r.. COLLINS.
vvuRNITURE-Just received a splendid lot Of Furni-
riture from Cincinnati. which viii sell 81 - Louis
prices. Gail ut The rooms OF I. T.. toiLlNs,
in I,-S Third street, leiow Jackson.
KD PRESLEY has large lot of fresh family groce
h. RIGS the cheapest ard best in town.
HIRED BEEF-Nery niee, for sale cheap at
~ julO-s PRESLEY'S
fVEMPERA NCE-I.ade and centemea, q. Presley
j has fine Soda Fountain and will ne happy 10
Won at All times. Also, Lemonade and Ice Cream, con-
dictionaries, etc
E1vREsH Butter and eggs mess pork, hams and lard
II for sale cheap for cash at PRESLEI'S.
E.ROCERIEs Wholesale aud retail Gail and evan
y inc before purchasing elsewhere. r. FRESHLY.
'VNEA5-Of ali kinds at St Louis prices, for sale At
l. Jules PRESLEY'S.
AR ANGES ard Lemon aud Other faits just received
at julo-s-tf PREsiEYs.
@ABBl.s Lime 100 bushels Piastercrs' iiar, at the
~ p,n21 SLIGO IRON STORE.
q. kENDALI'S quincy CRACKERS.
- BBis. just received fresh from the BaAor' by
- - the uueFsgncl who j. for The above Gel
ctrae Manufacturer ard VIII supply merchants OF the
Territory bakery prices, aiding costs 81 transporiao
ina WV. Il. MARSHALL.
WAGONS. NVAGONS::
r,afl, n order
- he of seasoned oak, tor sale Wv
j., l7-a-tf VIM II. MARSHALL.
800, 600 R s,s wa, s.a,' S' a ana '''f'
If DlfC : BOON STORE.
A,.gss' 4, l5ji Hti
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NOTICE.

ESTATE OF THOMAS j. PETTY: IAyE or DAKO
IA COUNTY, DECEASED
vNNE undersigned having been duly commissioned an,
sworn by The Honorable, the Probate Court of th,
county OF Ramsey, to receive, examine and adjust al
ca's aud demands OF ell persons against the deceased
give notice that the lime of presenting such claims
iihed I" aud until the fifth day Of January next an.
that tifey VIII meet AT tile Office az John T. nsted i,
81 raul On the first and Third Mondays of July August
September, October, November and December next n
~ o'clock A. to receive, adjust and examine such
claims ms aforesaid.
BY order OF the Conrt.
JOSEPH E. FULLERToN,)
T. HAl.STED, tComrs
LUKE MARVIN,
St Paul, July 5, 1852. l2-it
w II. l.EDic ID. RoHRER.
LEDCC ROHRER,
booksellers and Stationers,
Wholesale AND RETAIL,
Corner Of Bench aat Hd5ashar streets, 81
PGUf, M. r.
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Yearly Deposits Of Members under s.
years of age


90 eco
90 co
SEQ SIS %
90 1000
Those 80 years Of rc charged p per cent extra
- 90 admission fee is charged, III addition to the above
The first year, and must he paid at the time OF making
apphcation and the first years deposit within 50 days
REFERENCES.
Gov. boutwell,, Mass, Gov. lit nBARn. Augusta Me
EN-Gov. WILLIAMS y. H. i. ALDEv, NJ D., Randolph
l E Wood, NJ d. Randolph, Hon French, Brantree.
Hon Morrison Rrantree, Hon y Hathaway. Freetown
III BrockWay Ellington ca Hon pW ashburn, Midleboro
Hon o. Wood, Somors, CT Wooibury d Curtis Prnvid
W Clifford, New Bedford, Steph. Reynolds Troy. n Y
iionI entWorth, Lowell, cphcns ,Rockland Lake
SPRINGFIELD ERENCREFEs.
Pr Wilcox, Prest Chicopcc EantIus rynchon, Esq
Morga. rrost Aeawam Bank, G. { Scgur, NJ ID,
NESTERN REFERENCES.
His Exceency, AUSTIN \. kING, Jefferson City, No
His ENccllency, REUEEN WooD, Columbus Ohio
His i.AcCcncy, AUG. 4. FRENCi!, SpriES ield, HIS
EN-Gov. DAVID WALLACE, Indianapolis, IL.
Hon John w. Davis, Carlisle, L.
Hon. Geo. W Julian, Ccutcr,il!,, In.
Prof :. VI. Smith v. y. Colaubus, Ohio.
ST. LOUIS, MO.
Messrs. Chambers KNAPP, Editors Mo Republican.
Geo. X. Budd Editor st. Louis lntc.enccr
Phillip Is. HoChaday, Yeatman Filtman 4 Co.
WIN. r. Henry x Co, Prof Jos. n Mcdowell, ND
Anslerodt 4 Barth, Gaty, McCnne Glasby.
ST.PAUL, MINNESOTA.
His EXceilency, ALEXANDER RANsEY.
Hon VIM II, Forbes, Hon. Henry 4. Lambert.
Rice, Hoilinshead & Becker, J. w. Bass. p. NJ.
ST. ANTHONY.
Hon. w. l.. Laricd Hon. : ". Fafnhaui, J. w. North,
\. T.. Ames Geo ". Brott.
3-29yI A. WHITNEY, ST. PAU,
GENERAL AGENT for The Territory of Minnesota.
g flee i'm the New Gothic Store. Third ST
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a TON LlME-Ai 81 Is per barrel kept constantly
r tr sale. Apply to e. ". B0RJ'P
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TO SOUTHERN AND WESTERN BOOK
SELLERS AND MERCHANTS.

N1yAII trade. 1852. Books ard Stationery at Whole
n sale. Higgins Kellogg Publishers, booksellers,
Stationers and Manufacturers ofeverN of Blank
Books ) John street, corner Gold, New York. invite
call from merchants and booksellers prices
and qualities of their very large stock OF
BLANK BOOKS, MEMORANDUM AND PAss BOOKS.
Embracing variety uccded school and classical
books of every kind used ia schools and academies Ii
brary and miscellaneous books for public Institutions
schools families and sunday schools; bibles PRAYER and
hymn booh, Of variety ami sizes prices und st, les
of binding.
Stationery of every variety of foreign and domestic
manufacture all Of which they Piled themselves 10 sup
ply a. low any other house In the trade.
B-fcosoar, letter paper and states at mill prices
New York, iuly l. iI-'f
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BOOKS: BOOKS

BOOKS. BDOkS..
wv 8. COMES, near the American House, has just
w received per Excelsior. large and varied col
lection of new books just from the press, to which he
invites attention of AL The reading community oil
Minnesota. They are offered at Eastern prices. Terms
cash. and examine No trouble to show goods ri
the "Fraukhn Bookstore julU-o
NOVELS: NOVELS..
lust received very large iot Of the newest and most
- popular novels aid other WORDS in pamPhlet form,
sale cheap at III COMBS Bookstore.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
a LARGE supply of school books Just received and
= (,r sale M COMBS bookstore.
WALL PAPER.
a LARGE lot Of wall paper. window curtains, fine
N broad prints, cc., for saie The lowest price Al
"a 10 COMBS Bookstore.
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RICHARDSON'S Exploring expedition in searcll Of
HH Sir John Franklin, and exploring cN petition ot
Wilkes, D'trvic, Ross ala, Lynch. Fer sale by
JW2l lie DuC X ROiiRER.
LII and tnisrie OF The Engiisiu America bV Hal
IL burton liol LIE DUO * ROIiRER.
SEtftNATED, gold, ol tissue. blotting, tracing,
Il drawing and vcluin paper. FOR sale by
lIsl lie DIG 4 EODRrR
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CENTRALLUMBER YARD.

ME subscriber, agent for Messrs. s. w. Farnham &
Il co. OF 81 Anthony will open yard as it
can re stocked in the and Of the SLIGO IRON
STORE and Will keep a complete assortment or white
pine lumber From the central location Of the yard,
lumber can I've delivered in all parts Of the more
conveniently than from any other point. Orders
unusual dimensions will be promptly filed and bills for
entire buildings are respectfully solicited. by keeping
eood ssock oil lumber carefully sawed from the best quail
NY OF logs cut by the mana Themselves the sub
scrber hopes to receive share Of patronage
iu 3, l652. WM r. MARSIJAII Accent
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ARD TEXT BOOKS,
ECLECTIC EDUCATIONAL. SERIES.

The most Eminent Of our Practical Educators
speak an The highest terms Of approval Of
the Works composing ihis Series.
Their having become established the leading school
books IA a MAJORITY OF TIE STATES
UNION, and especially, their general use.
THRoUGHoUT THE ENTIRE WEST,
Is sufficient evidence Of their unpafa cled popularity
These works are not only the BEST but they are
also the CHEAPEST School Books before the public
and being now generally used In the Schools the Ter
fto:!, PERFECT uniformity may be easily secured and
Preserved,
SPELLING BOOKS AND READERS.
QBy Professor WIN. ii. McGUFrEy, LL.D)
MrGuFFEy's ECLECTIC SPELLING Book.
MC@uFFEY's EcLECriC FIRST READER.
do do SscoyD do
do do THIRD do
DO do FOURTH do
10 do FIFTH do
hEMANs YOUNG LADIES READER, by Prof. Pinnco.
ARITIINTEyI('S.
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w est REsPEcTTvLLy solicit the attention of the
w c.izens of -. Paul and its surrounding country.
to examination Of their large and splendid stock OF
DRY GOODS,
Lately received from the Eastern Cities which they
offer for Cash At unpreCo teptc6ly low prices A
ung their assortment MA, he found the following, being
-, ..rrt. 4 mir hl.uN IL.
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EUST received splendid assortment Of Dressing
~ Stands both single al d olhc drawers for sale cheap
az the W are Room of j. l.. COLLINS,
LII Th d 81. Onnnsiic The MlnNcsOtn Outfit.
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COOK BOOkS.

NEISS EEECHER'S Domestic Recent Book: do do
We mCs,ic economy; Miss IcSlie's cook book; Mrs
Hiss DO; the cocks own booh, By Boston hous.,,y if.
the No. house keepers friend, hy MIS-. Coruelius Mrs
Collins table receipts. adapted Western huilscwiy>
French cookery, 10y Frdncatcili For sale BIZ
Ju2i III Dt * RDIIRER
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Z nA DOZEN fresh Lemons, inst received and lol
Il wv sale by CATHCART d TYSON.
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DUO ROHRER have Just opened 81 large =;
vel >ciesc4 stock If Law Medical and MisceilAu
Gas Books, IN which the tterfon of the public is i'll,
ed Cal and examine them al the corner Of Bench al
MahashaW streets. hl2i- Ia
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WESTERN REFERENCES.
FELT g. BROTHERS.

bLNERAL AOENT Tor tlc IerrItoTy OF NmNesOla.
o flee in the New Gothic Store. Third st
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Fayette Lands.

have also FOR SALE very desirable tact of Lnnd ly-
ing in the county Of Fayette both sides of the Charles
ton Fayrtte and Raleigh Turnpike road, known the
Hin Harvey Tract, continuing about 200 Acres, well
improved, with u good Dwelling, Barn, Stables, and
other Out.H ouses,-a fine Apple and Peach Orchard
and j. admirably situated for Store Tavern stand
ALSO, other tract. adjoining the same, contaiu-
ing between 300 and 300 ACRES. And one Other
Tract known the Bragg Tract, all Of which lies with
in few miles of The late surveys for the Railroad to the
Ohio River and is Of choice quality
sept 23--d3w h. j. BURTON
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS
BY MOsBy IL GARLAND.
REAL ESTATE. AN,

HOUSEHOLD KITCHEN fURNl1 IRE.-
Having determined Ia to the Soulh will sc l.,
way of public nuction the premises. the 1T De
tober. nj o'clock, P. NJ the HOUSE aud I.Or On
which reside, fronting hnlf Acre Cncke street and
tenth in the eiehborhnod of John r.
Mcdaniel, and John Oyler. esqs. The improvements
consist OF Dwelling House, continuing six good rooms
Kitchen, Smone house Dairy, new good we'll of
and garden of fine fruit recs,ndeed. this property
in first condition. and possesses the requisites
constitute il of the desirable residences in the
city The Furniture consists of the usnn variety, aud
1enrly Persons wishing view the premises. will
call ON the subscriber, Mosby II Garland. Terms
liberal and made known sale
sept 2l--tds A. w. CRENSHAW.
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Ese4
A'" l. \ G II Is L &. RIG \ l A. Eii..
fINHE proprietor has removed from the Yirgnia Hotel
l. 10 the above House, has fitted up a large Re
ccption Room. Office and Bar Room which make il one
of the rt class lUtesin Virginia All he has to say
there shall be neither expense trouble spared make
all comfortable that patronze him The Ladies depart
will be under the infringement of nm experienced
and attentive Indy. with good and servants The
Livery Hall STABLES, alta, he'd 10 this Hotel.
whore horses will be we'll taken care Of The stage Office
for all the different lines running of Lyncburg is
KEPT at this Hote and the ticket office for the Richmond
md Dnnvle Railroad, and the South-Side Rolroad to
Petersburg. q NJ. BRUCE, Prop'r.
Mn. & MIS- w. McCRErRY, in retiring from the
Warwick House beg leave tn their grateful thanks
fur the vely liberal patronage bestowed them during
their soourn in Lynrhburg ind shall always view it
approhotory of their efforts give satisfaction
to their guests.
They hope the good feeling will be continued Ia
Mr.. Bruce whose capacity and hberuliiy guarantee
that they will be well taken of ut his house, which
is notexcelled by any in Lynchburg.
Sept lJ--lm
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' SALE-As intend renewing from the county, |
will sell public auction. the 18th day al October
next the plantation which now reside, continuing
35f Acres. This land i bounded side by
Goose Creek, and the other by the Rocky Mount
Turnpike and is within miles of the Virginia aud
Tennessee Railroad Depot ut Liberty, and is justly
classed amongst the finest nnds Goose Creek cecbru
ted rs they for their natural fertility aud ensy inn
provemcnt. Full third is in Forest and the lands
in cultivation, in high of improvement,
siderable portion being well set in the different
kind at grn4s and clnvcr,-hns II comfortable DWELL
ING HOUSE. with four rooms below nnd three above
stairs all the necessary OulH for large family
built within few years, conveniently nrrnngcd, and IN
thorough repair, including lee HoRse, Carriage
House, c, with superior well of winter in the yard
Three surdens pailed in; containing line variety o
Fruit and all suited in their location, raising curly
and late Negcableshas great vatiefy ut Fruit, and
Peach Orchard for selection md quality, surpassed
by none,hns II large aud roomv Store house, Office Nc
Also n Wheelight and Blnek smith shop. situated in
pleasant, mornl and popuous neighborhood. and de-
its well established reputation OF being one u" the
best ocainns for mercantile business in upper Virgin
ia The Store house is undera lease thu will expire
the Il Of November next. and several applicants now
easc it. The privilege of seeding wheat can
be had any time, and full possession in Decembcr.-
FERNS liberal, and made known the day ot sne.
sept 22.-2twtl5O PLEASANT PRESTON.
EWa Staunton Spectator and Salem Beacon copy till
l0th October. aud send accounts to this Office.
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IlIEDM0NT wORKs-A. EL1,,or II Pro
4 prieio.
steam Saw and Planning Mills,

DVOT, DIfHH UHH ODI FUfEOTy,
Mn md Machine Work,
Iron Turning and Fitting,
Biacknahing Of all descriptions,
These works having been fitted up great expense
with strnm power and large variety of machinery for
working wood and iron, form the complete estab
1shmcnt of the kind in the Southern States. and
execute better work md cheaper rates. than be
epe In the ordinary mode.
Builders and those intending tn build supplied with
Doors. Blinds, Window Frames and Sash (primed and
glazed il requifed) Mouldings Flooring dressed and
tongue and grooved ready for laying. dressed Ceiling
md Misunderstanding. Paings and n variety of other
materials required in building.
Contractors supplied with Dumpand Stone Cars, Der
tick Geuring Wheebnrows, Picks md Bars, and other
Fools required upon Public Works.
Constantly on hnnd and for sne. reRsonableterms
all varieties of Flooring and other Lumber, worked
nnworkcd. Saving md Planning done order. Bills
of Timber sawed to order.
Jan Lifts A. NETTIETON Agent.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE
PLANTATION FOR


' SALE.-The subscriber having determined to dis
continue will sell his Tmct of LAND, E
on which he resides, public auction, IN the Il
day of October next. Possession will be given
the 25th of December The purchaser will have
the privilege of seeding grain. The Tract contains SIC
ACRES, lying in the county Campbell, on Moeys
eig hteen miles from Lynchburg The improvements
good Any person wishing purchase, will be shown
the lands by the subscriber who lives the premises
Terms liberal, and made known on the day of sale.
Aug 2O--2twt1O THOS. COCK, SR
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POLLARD, BIRD a. CO.,

NO.27l BALTIMORE STREET. BALTIMORE.
OFFER for snlr Commission, Shepperdstown.
~ thrce-fourths, seven.cigt and fourquarters Plaid
L,nsrvs. for which they the sole Agents. Also,
Penitentary g. !, and Al Paid Lins"ys,
100 bales / and 6S PULLED Linsey.
100 Sleeps Grey and other STILES Satinets,
TOO bnles White. Yellow md Red FIannels
And large assortment of Blankets,
E.-1lDI
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DELL HOTEL. LfBERTY, BEDFORD
ID COUNTY, VIRGTNIA.-Ihe undersigned hnv-
ing purchased Of Mr.. William Terry, TINT old and we'll
know Hotel establ; -lment, know as the BELL ilO-
TEL LAertq, a. offers his services to tire public for
the patronage so long bestowed upon his predecessor.
The entire establishments has Just undergone thorough
repair from Cellar to Garrett Rendering pleasant and
comfortable in every department.
His Table is supplied with every thing good which
our lovely Piedmont country produce, and the BAL
with the most genuine and best quality Liquors
His Stables are in excellent condition. well provided,
good and relinble Ostlers always in attendance.
The Rocky Mount line of caches connect at this poin
r.weekly with the Cars of Va and Tenn. r. r., and
Passengers coming from any direction either on the Cur'
Sages private conveyance will always ind nm pre-
Jared to accomdate them with meals at any hour
lie hatters himself that from the reputation OF tli~
house and with no enegy speared his part to render
his guests confortablc he will receive ihenl shaie OF
patronage. THOMAS LEI NV lCh'
July l5-tsf
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4 HENF bOOIs, shOcs, HHts, &c
~ take pleasure in calling the attention of the public
my we'll assorted Stock of Boots Shoes Caps Hats,
Travelling Trunks. Carpet Bogs Panama and other
Summer Haseomprising every thing used for the head
and feet, which have recently bought in the Northern
cities and offering very low prices in order to in
uce lnygc snes think II will be to the interest Of ell
To call us prefer nimble penny to slow shilling.
Ny arrangements made keep up the stock
throughout the season, with fresh and desirable ionds
mnrch 9g-inf JOHN g. MEEM.
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NEW DRY GOODS sTOREINT THE

" CITY OF RlCHMoND.-The subscribers having
nssocntcd themselves for the purpose Of conducting n
general DRY GOODS BUSINESS, have opened the
store. No. 63. Main and receiving their
Fnll ato X of STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS.
Their stock having been purchased in the Northern
cities by nf the firm in person for the money, they
feel INSURED in saying that they enabled and dis
posed offer greater Inducements, regards proo
lhau any other House in the Suite.
Returning thanks To tho fiends and patrons of the
old concern OF Hurt 4 Moses, OF Lynehburg they
specially solicit call from them when visiting this
city. Determined, they all times Ia spnre no
exeltons please and give satisfaction ton who inyor
them with cu thep hope receive liberal share oi
their patronage GEORGE HART,
ALFRED MOSES.
Country Merchants visiting Richmond, we think will
find il Ia their advantage to examine our stock before
purchasing. mug 2i-.2tw6wif N. IL NJ.
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AND nearLynchburg fOrSale.-

- Farm on which live lying Immediately ON the Va
and Tennessee Railroad. and extending to within three
miles of the city of Lynchlurg is for sule This Farm
contains about 100 Acres lies remarkably well, is veil
wnered (haviDg II creeks and brlnche passing through
) large proportion in wood heavily tmbered, with
very comfortable tamly residence, large Orchard, and
her convenienees suited the comfort of argc fam
y Being determined to SELL this Tract will be divided
in several small Tracts, suit purchasers if desired
and will be sold very accommodating terms and pos
session given Immediately Strangers wishing more
dsnt ted description of this Farm may confer with
Gen O. G. Clay. Henry S. Langhorne VIM T. Yancey.
John J. Purvis, Gen. David Rhodes, VIM Radfurd,
all of whom mny be addressed at Lynchbulg.
Ell. BURTON.
Richmond semi-weckly Wing, Charlottesville Advo.
cate and Farnve Journal, copy weeks and forward
accounts TO this Office sept 20--d3w
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~ OTICE.-ln pursuance OF n decree ct the Cir
l. ' cult Court for the county nf Campbell mndc ON
the 10Th day of May 1852. in the Of NorvelI Gibbs
Plaintiff against Joseph Gibbs and Susan his wife aud
al Defendants, shall, the day of Oetobcr, 1882
the premises, proceed TO SELL at public auction on
credit of six md twelve months the of Land, i'll
sud decree mentioned containing 100 Acres, more
or less Bonds with good security will be required of
the purchase and the title retained further security
until the last payment he made. This land lies in the
county of Cumpbc on the head of Bear Creek
adjoining the lands of Elisha Callahan Ross and
others. and is about five miles from Campbell Court
House and is considered good land. Richard Morgan
or Hiram Feshmon, will show the land any wish
ing to purchase. am authorised by said decree to sell
the above mentioned land privately. and if effect sale
privately before the sale above mentioned due notice
will be given. DAVID Q. MORGAN, COm'T.
sept 1--2twt1O*
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nHSSOLUTION.--f Co.Pnrnership hereto
fore existing between the subscribers, under the
STYLE of DUDLEY ComPToN has been this day dissolved
by mutual consent-John w. Dudley has purchased the
interest of VIM Compton in the late concern, md will
discharge its liabilities liz embraces this opportunity
to return his thinks his friends for their pat
ronnge TO the concern of DUDLEY COMPTON and To
solicit its continuance IN his connection.
JND. W. DUDLEY.
WM. A. Compton.
tIScIssAri April i2th, 1852.
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TOBACCO, Tobacco. Having de-
L. termined pay pnrticua attention to selecting the
best Chewing Tobacco that Is put up here we do soot
orders from our friends in the country for the article,
believing ms we do shall be able to furnish an
article bv the box that is bound give satisfaction,
ns we have received agency for some OF the best
Brands put up in Lynchburg For IS note sent by
mnil we III in return, send box Of 10 plugs that will
be hard TO beat and for $40 will send 90
plugs first Tobacco, put up in boxes of suitable
size. We take pleasure in saying to our friends tina
we can send them Tobacco prices ranging from 90
TO Is cts per lb. CREWDSON & CRANK.
jan l2--dts. Com. Merchants on the Canal.