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Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-12
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Extract of a ia.ter from extensive merchant.
PLAJEFIEL Id, Mich, Aprii 3, 1882.
Mr.. D. PARK-Dear Sir: DR.. GuysOtts GLOW Dock
and SarsapaTls is perfO astonishing cures IN
his place b. Strickland has Just informed me
that one of his children has been entirely cured Of
severe case sco la by the Of only one bottle he
had tried aIu os every thing doctors prescribed
but avail the child continued getting worse
The all healed and the child apparently
WELL which lastly ascrbed to the of the Yellow
Dock and Sarsaparia Yours truly,
R. A. BEAL.
Sold by J. D. PARK, CINCINNATI o.,
Northeast corner of Fourth and Walnut ssentrance on
Walnut street-to whom all orders be addressed
Also bv I ROD IF, Mineral Point, b Armstrong. 20
tosi: Raeeauf x Giger Cassville; Cole 81 art Bee
town; u. 7. Parker, Lancaster; N. II. Hemiup, Hazel
Green; E. Bayley n Co, Platteyle T. H. Flanders
Benton; T. Mason, Dubuque. ~ n2og5 "
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The following letter is from highly respectable physi
clan, who enjoys ex 'epsiye practice:
NAv.RHE stark CO.. o., Nov 1882
DIR. John d. PARK Bears = Dr. Guysotts Extract
OF ~arsaparila has pUrchassd By for the last
u rec ye - with good effect in General Debility. Liver
Complaint JaUndice dyspepsia, Chronic and Nervous
Diseases In all female complaints ii is uncqualed.
In the of this medicine the patient constantly gain
strength and vigor fact worthy of great consideration
1t is pleasant the and SMELL and be used By
nersos the most delicate somRchs with safely, under
any instances. an speaking from Xpsrence, and
TO the afflicted advise lis
DR.. J. S. LEEPER.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-12
Jackson. Mich. pee.l5, 1919.


Mr.. Fl. G. RLrss-Dear Sir: was taken sick on the 10
Of August 1913, with relax dyseDtery ana dlo not
recover that could perform manual labor until feb
ru4rA. lg49 employed best physic ans one alter
b..g.
to think never should recover men Iuend told me
that he had used Or. :. p. Tuwnsend's Compound TX
tract of Sarsapa with the best Of success, and sd A.
try il: did and contrary to my eNpecta
lions began receiver Two bottles made me = wei
was in my life You are at liberty 10 N tke any
If this that VII extend the US OF Dr. = r Town
send : Compound Extract of Sarssparilla remedy
for the disease with which was afflicted
Respectfully Yours,
WILLIAM TUBES.
REEEU vEATESTE ~ CTsssnas EN-.
DO not allow vour children 10 grow up Win seeds 4
Rheun constitutions II easily culed II
attended o time: bat when neglected IL becomes
chronic and troublesome. Hothin@ equals Dr. = P
Townsends Compound Extract OF SaFsaiafa 10 reno
pains OF Rheumatism from the young ell as the
Fort Wayne March Q, 1850.
Dr. s. P. Townsend Dear SRI take the liberty of adj
dressing you fathough perfect stTanger ia regard to
your valuable dcine. NJ daugh aged ten years has
been afflicted for the ast three months with
disease Rheumatism. she attended constantly by
Of best physicians, but with little help At
last induced purchase bottle OF your nestma-
Die preparation OF Satss-fitt<Jt
this place After taking the hTst bottle che began to
her 10 be able 10 walk about
the house. After taking the second bOstle -ke was
veil as ever. would advise all those afflicted with
Yours aFectiouateIy,
Z L. CHlTTENDEN.
PVEvEONA CON~gI Tt'gIDN
The certificate received by the pro
aretors Aess~s 4. Hurd & Co. of Eaton, Canada
EAST.
l. Jonathan TAYLOR OF BURY, heeby certify that my
wife Lucy Taylor, had been sick for some months,
threatened with consun 0tion, and could find relief
Or p Tova-eno's DaEills hlch distey af
forded relief, and she is l.. t+- way of recovery
90 signed JON ri An TAYLOR.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-12
BOUNTY LANDS.

TIE undersigned, General Land Agent, viii give par
tic IT attention 70 obtaining y AKRAETs from Wash.
ngon TO soldiers who entitled TO them By the late
act OF Congress.
he VIII also atteEd TO locating warrants on laDdEfol
those who obtain them under the above Along
dence in and thorough Knowledge of Western Iscon
wiz, he believes give good satisfaction
70 those who may czI on him.
CHARLES z. LEGATE.
Land Agent and Surveyor.
MinerslPojnt October, Isl2. u
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-12

FRANKLIN HOUSE.
MINERAL POINT, WISCONSIN.
BY NICHOLS & SNIFF.
TIE undersi gned having become proprietors
l. Of the above wen known house and having -
9tted it up in bes style, would respectfully sS=
say the citizens and the travelling public, thar -
they are prepared 10 accommodate IN the best manner,
all wso may favor them with patronage. Their table
win always be supplied 18th "a best the market affords
end they hope by ct ate nItOn 70 the wants OF traF
elers. TO merit aud receive liberal patronage.
Stages leave this house daily for the east and west
X Cor. 1dious Barns snd Stables Attached and
attentive Ostler ready - attend to the
the weary rag, day or nis ht-
NICHOLS * SNIFF
Mineral Point. Dee. 10. 1851 III
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-12
FRUIT TREES AND sHR, BBERY.

FRUIT TREES AND SHIRE EsBERH.
JOHN hAND,
BarRham Nursery Garden Docer. tiate East 4rf7d'l
IOWA COUNTY, WISCONSIN,
spasR , G to inform his friends and the e5fsss
ES5s & , public generally that he can supply STF
-~d- them with choice varieties Of all kinds VI ~a--
FRUIT EE EES,
Consisting in part of l06 varieties Of Apces 66 do
Pears e II Puns, 5 of Cherries, Of Ounces 81 large
English GoOsberTies, and all the varieties OF CURTAINS
red white and black. Also, OF the best varieties
haspberres, with Apricots Peaches, sectarues twIFs
ENDS of Grapes, sc together with every variety OF
Shru66ery and Ornamental Plants capable of Withstand
ing the Wisconsin climate
His collection of Double IL 0SES comprising 100 vs.
rietes, both dwarf and climbing cannot easily be eA
eeled in variety of color general beauty. lie has
also, the finest vreties of MAMMOTH Victoria aHd 6isn
RHUBARB, or Pie plant, and fourteen varieties Of
STRAWBERRIES, &c, &c,
All of which grown under his immediate care and
sttentiOn Orders supplied m April October at yerg
reasonable prices carefully packed 10 any distance
lie Il also grower OF efully assorted TETtetf Oh
Vegetable, Flower and Agricultural SEEUS, supplied %
Boxes, commission Otherwise References OF me
highest standing can be given when required. J.H'
Dover, Iowa Co. Wis.,, Nov. y, 1851.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-12

And further notice is hereby given, That forbid any
and all persons from buying removing any lead or
other from the above described lands without the
written permission Of the owner or agent.
BEN. G. SCOTT, owner and agent.
Yellow Stone, FEB. 9, 1852. I6-iy
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-12

SALINE, Oct. Il, 1852.
Mr.. J. D. PARB-Dear Sir: ! send you the foregoing
certificate and as acquain ted with the
il is all trae. procured it, thinking might be benefit
to you and to the afflicted. You the privilege of
nsing il as YOU think best. Yours, w A. BEERS.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-12
TO FEMALES.
DT SENTEHE.

This distressing disease is a deran-
ged condition of the vIsceral organs
Woodworking from sOntaglOn i'm
proper diet, change Of chU ase, or from
any other cause, Ur. : p Townsend >
compound extract Of Sarsapariila il
drmonstrar ed tubethe mOsteffic6CiOus
an potential remedy ever discover
a I
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-12
Strayed,

ENRON my house, in the west part Of town, EhHe
II BARLOW SEfOATs year old
weight bout 50 lbs; marked with two under bits %
the ie ear, and scrap Of The right ANY person put
ting said Shoat up, and giving notice whers mBI
be found, will be literally paid for his trouble
AMASA COBB.
Mineral Point, April 6, 1858. 23n
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-12

And further notice T. hereby given, that E9rh.d any
and all persons from buying removing any Lead
other from the above described lands without my
written permission.
GEORGE NESSERSMtTH, .fgsat.
Dodgeville, Iowa Co., u is, Sep p, 1917. 5If
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-12

ANGODEN WARE-Painted Tabs, do BBc..
Wv ets Covered Pals & sugar Boxes, Butter ETsss =
ladies'. BrOoms, Zinc Washboards. Mop sticks, WHO"
Basksts5 Brushes, aud general variety OF Traps pre
ceived, ard for sale at GEO. W. CfsbBs.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-12

= ASSET NaURIPER.
Price, 81 per bottle-six bottles for IS.
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-12
SUNDRIES

EnUREEC NGTECE.--A All persons are hereby
Il lfed not To trespass, NJ Dig, upon any Of
following lands without the written consent permits
Wisconsin tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1847-1854, 1853-05-12

THE undersigned, grateful to the liberal public for
past patronage begs leave 10 invite aitentono MS
present stock of GOODS. most of which are neH and
consist in part the following:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-11

SUBLlC SALE.-On TUESDAY, the 25th of
n January rext, ii fair, if not the next fair dav
thereafter, will be offered for sale the tract of land
on which the subscriber now resides, containing
43j Acres, onefourth of which is in original
growth, the balance cleared and in second growth
Pine. Ii lies in the county OF Chesterfield twenty
miles from Richmond, and une and half miles
from Tomaha"k depot on the Richmond and Dan
vile Railroad. The wood land is heavily tim
6ered with oak, suitable for Slaves, which at the
present price of barrels. and being near railroad
renders it valuable. creek runs Through the
place. giving fair proportion OF fiat land some
OF W hich is very good, and has been made secure
from tresheis. There are all necessary out build
Ings, most of which are in good repair. The barn
rs very large ard has a Threshing Machine at
tached. The dwelling contains six rooms and has
been lately repaired. There is an ice.house with
pond very near, We'll stocked with fish. There are
COED orchards, including young enc of three
years old, of choice trees from Mr. Snton's Nur.
sery The well Of water in the yard cannot be
surpassed. further description is unnecessary
as persons disposed to purchase are invited to view
the premises, which will take pleasurein showing
Al the same time and place will be sold the crops
CT Corn, Fodder, Oats, &c, together with the stock
OF Cattle, Hogs and Sheep, Plantation Utensils,
Household and Kitchen Furniture
Terms made known On day of sale. NV ad.
dress is II sllsboro'
oe 2l-2awtd VIM. F. LOCkETT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-11
The Celebration MT wheeling.

BALTIMORE, Jan 10.
The excursionsits TO tie opening celebration
OF The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, started
tnis morning. The number Of persons amount
ed to 600, among them Gov Johnson and
large dele CATION tom the Virginia Legislature.
They reached Harper's Ferry al fifteen minutes
before two o'clock. The weather is pleasant,
and the "Trip thus far has been delightful.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-11
Massachusetts LeeisLnt,,re

,'''f'S, jan. 8.-Great excitement prevails
-, '.g Leg oIuute to-day, in consequence Of
,,,a a''7ihptS oi The condition 10 postpone filling
80. 9aHc'es III the Senate. The Two branch
ge- ais IN convention, and spirited debate is
5.aIE f Ca ne coalition forces are under the
4sad q Col Butter. OF LowejI 4e' 'A''
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-11
Inv ortnnt Movement.
tlARki>RuRc. p

hARRtsBuRc, Pa, Jan. 10.
bill has been introduced in the Pennsyl.
vonia Senate e allow citizens Of the South,
owning slaves, | safe transit through the State
with their property.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-11

TELEGRAPHIC NEWS
Congress.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 10,

SoH' ANf
In the SENATE, considerable debate took
place concerning the understanding OF the
Clayton and Bulwer treaty.
In the housr, no important business was
transacted. 4 resolutio 10 close the Jeba,.
On the deficiency bill Tomorrow was passed.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-11
BY X. Cauthorn.

A DmiNIsTRArOR's sALE.-Will be
1 n sGld on friday evening, January l4tn com
Brother, the entire stock of Books and Stationery
oeionglng to the estate of A. P Bigeow- Eo1k 60 =
Ter, late OF Famville, deceased. The stocL a,,,.
braces may valuable Books, among which NAV b b..
Wilkes, etc, etc. The stock of School BIZ D.
very large, and comprises many Of those mo- -
used in the bestschouls throughout Virginia e.,
alogues may be obtained and the stock exsmnas
on apple alton to G, NJ WEST d BRO, under FS
change Hotel.
ia ll-t6s r. CaITTHORN AM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-11
TIE HartAa Washineton Cose

~, ~tgS}SIHNATi, Jan. 8.-fhe trial OF the Mar
80, ".rrS,hingion consPirators is still progress.
AZ ''e testimony Of the Witnesses for the
..'sacf ~ contradictory in many inportaut
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-11
Arrival az the Humid Observation-Disclosures
Cargo.

The HumhC','I arrived 10 day. She sailed
from Havre on u" . ut, aud brings no later
news. Her frgo l. worth over two million
dollars
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III --'----------
" dShlngtun Affairs

- ASHIiN6ToN, Jan. 9.-Gen. Alherton left
IT, IN n" Hampshire this afternoon.
~ "7 sccident 10 General Pierce has tempo
.-i'.' suspended Cnbiuet move nents and spc-
1,la'on- ~N 'P>
mn ms Statue OF Jackson continues TO be the
- q universal admiration, and has attract
81 aciowd Of rsiters all dav.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-11
Illness OF Ole BuI.

New YORK, Jan. 10.
Ole Bull is detained in this city by illness,
and will rot be able 10 reach Richmond al the
time appointed for his concert.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-11

VALUABLE PROF RTY ON LON.
BARD ALLEY AND VIRGINIA STREET AT
AUCTION.-Wili be sold on Friday next, the l4th
inst, at4 o'clock P. NJ. upon the premises, the life
interest Of Mrs T. w Douthat in and to that valu-
able tobacco factory situated at the intersection of
Virginia street and Lombard Alley, and now in the
occupancy of Mr.. d III. Branch. f-tJ
~ lnls property is now under an annual rent Of
s3Uo and being centrally located and in good order
viii always yield fair rent. ,..
Further particulars will he given on sunlicatian
20 the subscriber .
Terms: one'third cash; balance at six months
LOT note with interest satisfactorily endorsed.
JAMES NJ. TAYLOR,
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-11

HOUSE AND LOT ON BAKER STREET
az All AUCTlON.-Will be sold on Wednes.
day next, 18th inst, at O'Clock in the afternoon.
upon the premises,a framed House and Lot situated
on Baker street, near the late residence of Cant
John Prentiss The house Contains some threa
or tour rooms, and the lot fronts about IS feet and
rurs back l20 feet.
TERMs.-One third cash, balance at 4 and
months, with interest, and the title retained until
the payment of the whole of the purchase money
ja7 JAMES NJ TAYl OR auot
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-11

u,HREE EUILDTN LOTS ON

THREE UILDIN G. LOTS ON
l. CHURCH HILL AT AUG FION.-Will be
sold on Tuesday, the 18th inst, at 4 o'clock p. M.
upon the premises, Three building Lots, beautiful
" situated on the side Of 25th st between X.
and L. streets these lots front q feet each, and run
back 1872 feet to alley these lois arein an eeVa-
ted and pleasant situation, and are about the pref
test now 10 be had in that vicinity, and persons
wishing to build convenient to tue principal places
of business and at the time al m 1derate cost
shou attend this sale
Terms: one third cash bal in six months with
int and deed of trust, Or the title retained
JAMES NJ TAYLOR,
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AUCTION SALES.
'FIUTrKE DAYS.
by James N. Taylor.

" ALUABLE Lot AT ROCK ETTS AT
AUCflON.-Wili be sold on "Wednesday, the
18th inst at o'clock P. M. upon the premises, that
lot ofground situated on Rockets street, nearly op.
posite Messrs. Haskins d l.ibby's warehouse, and
on which now stands bowling saloon
The lot fronts 80 feet on Rockets street and runs
back $50 feet more or less to Poplar street. Prop.
erty in this neghborhood has rapidly improved for
some time past, and upon the completion of the
works now going on, this lot must become valuable
as situation for wareh 5use stere of any kind
Terms Ii cash !; balance at and IL mouths for
notes with interestsadded and secured by trust
deed
JAMES, M. TAYLOR.
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BY Alexander Mott 81 Go,

OUR EVENING SALES will be Continued
" until the season closes, commencing at ssves
O'Clock at which time we will sell from the shelvex
In lots to suit purchasers, good selection Of piece
and cut dry goods. hardware cutlery, guns, pistols
gold and silver watches and clocks aad time pieces
of every description. Also general assortment Of
fancy goods. ALEX MOTT d co,
no Auctioneers
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Ry WeIIington tsoddin.


VERY VALUABLE FORE ST AND
FARMING LAND ON PLANK ROAD ABOUT
az MILLS WEST OF RICHMOND, FOR SALE
AT AUCTlOE.-Wiii be sold Oh the premises. on
Tuesday. the 18Th instant commencing at 3
O'Clock, 100 acres Of Land oeing the ERs ern por-
lion Of the Windsor" tract, situated on the South
side of the plank road, about q miles West o. Ricn-
mend. The Land has front on the plank road of
about three eighths Of mile and extends back to
the canal, which il mas about the same Fl out
About 30 to 40 acres cleared, ana the balance
say l20 acres, heavily wooded, aud part OF it we'll
tiInbered. IL viii b. divided into lots or otherwise
to suit the views Of bidders
From the proximity of this Land to the city Of
r chrnond, and the goodness OF the road TO it, to.
gether win the great value Of the wood and timber
upon it, it offers peculiar advantages to persons
wishing to engage in profitable enterprise, as
the wood u)on the land will probably pay the
whole purchase money
TEEMs-One third cash balance at and 2years
for bonds bearing interest, secu ed by trust deed
A plat of the Land can be seen at my office in a
few days.
jas w. GODDIN, Auctr
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
By James M. Taylor.


DRTCK HOUSE AND LOT ON 18th
ID STREET AT AUCTION.-Will be sold on
Thursday, the Goth inst, at 4 O'Clock In the at.
ternoon, upon the premises, that Brick House and
Lot situated on the west side of 18th street, be.
tween / and X streets, ard occupied by Mr. Ra.
mos. The House has been built within the past
two years, and Is ia excellent order, containing
about rooms, with many con 7eniences. The
Lot fronts IS feet and runs back 1872 feet. This
property Is well located for business stand and Is
ne used for that purpose-yiediug an annual rent
OF $3.50, and from it's convenient location will al
ways pay handsome per cent. upon what IL will
PA,1."a"'y heH ipr
ihhAs-One-lpurth cash. balance al G, IL and ! 3
~ eredit, payments to bear interest and to be
ia ~ JAMES NJ TAYLOR Auct
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-11

NOTICE OF lMPOhTANCE.-A [ am
~ very DESTROYS to sell our my STOCK of Dry
Goods this mouth viii Lher great Inducements
and have determined TO discontinue the Dry
Goods business, they will be sold without reserve
at the counter, previous to selling auction so
will be to the interest of the public to give me an
early call, and secure bargains
WMJ SWORDS,
225 Broad street
B-Mnery and Fancy Goods selling of very
cheap. tag
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THE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE. Jan. l0.-Sales of $500 bbls.
Flour al $4,25. Grain steady.
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Deafh Of HdmJlfu. fbe uonoosr

~ - 0''"1 "Fe AIHNHBFT
"" oHK, Jan 8 -rhomas G.. Hambin,
r ,.9 Lessee o. the Bowery Theatre, died last
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-11

a DIM NESTItA KS SALE-AT
Il AUCTION-Wl be sold at public auction, at
the late residence OF John Hitchcock. deceased. on
Wednesday morning next, at the hour of TO-
ali OF the Household and Kitchen Furniture, OF
which said Hitchcock died possessed Also tour
Mich Cows, DC, &C. Immediately alter s2id SALE
will be SOLD al the BroadQeadow Steel Works,
near the Psper Mill, large lot OF Castings, cid
Iron, Grow Bars and Black smith's tools belonging
10 the estate of said Hitchcock The attention OF
persons desiring to purchase such articles is par
ticularIy requested TO this sale, which will be with
cut reserve
BY order of the Admiristratrix-by her attor-
new. Ii d PAYNE Auct
S-lf the weather should be unfavorable, the
sale viii be postponed until the next fair day.
ia S-dtd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-11

nisS0LUClON.-rn cuparInersnip mere
- t0fore existing between HENRY and JOHN
C sHAFER, under the ffm and style OF Henry
Shaiec & Co, was by mutual consent dissolved the
LIST If January
The business of the late finn will be settled by
Henry Shater, at their old stand, No 1913 Main
81 eet. HENRY SHAFER.
ia 7 JNO G. SHAFER
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-11
J.Ik. ID. Payne. Salesman.

I AND FOR REM AT AUCTION The
Ia subscriber will otfsr for rent at public auction
on Saturday next, the 18th day of this month, on
Hitchcock, deceased, died possessed, lying in Hen.
rico county. Oh the road leading to Charles C ty
court house, ana about one-half OF mile from the
church at four mile creek. said lands were occu-
pied lastyear by Mr.. C. Micoul. They are in good
order, and the buildings and outskouses upon them
are sufficient tor the comfortable accommodation
as mOderrte sized family. The venting will be
for the period Of one year, and the rentor will
required to execute bond with security for the
payment Of the rent
EDWARD Y. CANNON. Atty for
+. G. HITCHCOCK, admX of
J, HITCHCOCK, deceased
J r. D. PAYNE. Auclioneer
L. If the weather should be unfavorable the
renting will be postponed until the next fair day
ia Ltd
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-11

I'VE PEN The following is the certificate of Mr
A K Dunton, Professor of PenTanship, and accom-
p.ished penman OF Boston, Massachusetts.
Mr. A VIM Rapr-Dear Sir:-I have tried yoas
Gold Pen and hnd it possesses advantages over
other Gold Pens, viz: in thu first place il holds
more in K; IL the second it has the elasticity of the
GULL; and this too, without being to the great in
convenience OF mencing il. Those persons who
are III the babit OF using the quil pens viii ind
Mr. Rapp's Gold Pens superior 10 any 9th AZ now in
vogue r DuNros
For sale by the only authorized agents
GENEET d. JAMES
ia J-6t Eagle Square
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1853-01-11
IRE OBJECT OF ADvERTIsINf;-

Il Is to let the public know where the cheapest
goods can be bought, ard it is a we'll known fact
that JACOB LEWIS selling the greatest bare ana
in this city. Mousaline Delaines, good styles for
Cd; rishest styles eli wool delaiues 80 cts 10000
yards Gealnes all good patterns lsto 25 CT Freuch,
English and German Mer noes, 25 cts to 81 so;
rich figured and plain dress s. -, 75c to So 100
embroidered and plain Crepe Shawls, SO to So:
silk and velvet Vistes and Sacks, great bargains;
superb Bed Blankets, Marsaies Quilts, l2-4 Linen
Shcetlaes and pillow case Linens, 1874 Cotton
Saeeulga "a pillow case Cottons, Cloths, Cassi.
meres and Vestiags, Shirts and Collars under gar.
ments fof iedles and gentlemen, Negro Clothing of
al kinds, such as kerseyS, Linseys heavy Casanets
and the cheapest lot OF Negro blankets In this city,
with 1000 other articles, all to be sold at great
bargains.
JACOB A. LEVY cheap cash stores,
ia IL Is AZ ~ n ain street