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80. safe! Always Efectual

kpr van a,uffererfrom Fever and Ague. Areyou
aficfed with the Period,ea return = o. .hat cold
.n,s the burning fever and drenching perspiraton!
NJ time then, in procuring bottle Of DR.. Os
IS indian choaeogue. You NV vii, % have ontone chill
wsnr n neiehbors who has used the medicine will
wo., n his II is but the promise of e result
y ,Ioms a nds have already realized, and whichyouI
snor;encc will most fully prove. fyou have been
!,sd n other medicines, and arc doubtful of all
-. f,Iolaeogue and you will doubt NO longer.
tsss;ons are abroad! Be particular to enquire fol
Hs~eeIss Tad;a Choiagog.s
,.xnsy. St. Louis, Wholesale Agent
Eeust 18th, 1853. Jaw
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New PAPER.-We have received No. of
" The Western Gazette printed at Bloomfield,
Iowa 1t is neat and spirited democratic
paper and we hope it may run and not be aoeary
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Eg Our paper was most miserab'y worked
off Yesterday 1t was occasioned by the melting
of one of our lollers, which could not resist the
severity of he heat.
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Bsl.s Nolassss, now II Store and iar sale BY

I1-ARnE M Prssh assorsnsntof TEAS, just ~
ss'vss ''e = 80 al a iSessos !, .llros
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&. W. ENGLI n

r. w. EN- G II S II,
Attorney at Law, NegociatOr s. Collector,
OFFERS his services to professional ge ntemen and
" Others in the coll ectiun of old debts, and the com
promising of demands due in Western iowa
pEposur.gSs taken 10 be used in any other State
LAND WARRANrs bosght andsold.
Austin, Iowa, Feb. 81, 1853. daw-ly
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efforts to defeat it, was passed by IS yeas to
II nays
Mr.. Millson gave notice that 10 morrow he
would introduce question Of privilege reIa
tive I" the recent violation Of the rules and
decorum of the House. rCries OF {" yood
good" That's right
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REFERENcEs.-F. s. Jesup, Dubuque John Calhoun
Esq, Chicago; Hon. 5. Church. Albion. N. Y; Hon
BENZ. Welsh Iun., buffalo, NJ Y; Hon. Isaac Hills
Rochester, N. Y.
March l. 81. 6m
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DIR. w. McMAHaN.

DIR. w. II. McMAHAN.
ENDERS his ices to the citizens OF
Dubuque and vincInity.
Cfce Fitzpatvck's building, Main street, first door
below tile Globe Building.
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Joseph T.. Jennings,

CIVIL ENGINEER AND ARCHITECT,
rs prepared with Levelng and Surveying instruments
i to execute any professional duties that may be
trusted TO him. Maps, Designs, and Building Drawings
made to order. HrOfice Nam st. first door below
the Globe Building, UP STAIRS over E. Fitzpatrick
Tailoring Establishment.
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

NOTICE is hereby gwen that the partnership hereto
IN existing between the undersigned in the city
of Dubuque, under the and style of Geo. w. Bur
ton Co. is this day, by mutual consent, dissolved.
W. Burton will settle the business of the afore-
said firm collect all due, and pay all the debt Of
the same.
PETER NAPLES.
GEORGE w. BURTON.
Duhuoue. Dec. II, 1858.
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NEW Tierces Of Rice for sale, atmy Warehouse, ol
H the Levee, Dubuque. Iowa. G.. R. WEST.
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HNAMILY Groceries end Fruits Of every description,
u on hand and for sale by G. 4. WEST.
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Hos. SAM. flousroS COMING TO lowA.-Fron
a short paragraph which we insert below, from
the Fairfield Ledger, it is probable that the
Hon. Sam. Houston, the renowned hero of San
State Agricultural Fair in Iowa.
= 1t is expected that Hon. San Holstor
will be here TO deliver the address, as he ha.
written letter to Mr. Clagett, partially con-
seniing to d. so. In the hero OF Sar
Jacinto should be present we may expect ricl
treat"
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&c. RECKwITH. NJ. d.,

HON Opa hist e. HydrOpat thist,
OFFICE-Corner Sixth and Main, over NAPLES and
Smith Store. Sept. Ia, 1883. 'daw-ly
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Oubua,ac city Mills,

Ccyner Sd and Water sbteIs, -,
AVE constantly on hand, supsrhhe ana Fam..s
Flour, warranieda PRIME ar'c'e' ~ "Ao'esa'e
deliver -four tree Of charge, within the limits
he city,. s,,;,. wb..t ,or ,h;.h
Iii he m d at market prices. Inferior, shrunk o
= whea not purchased.
nrii. 20, 1851. NADEAU RoGERS q co
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IHE Policy OF ADMISITERISG THE PUB
LIE haNps.-The Hon. DAVID r. Disney
member OF Congress from Ohio, and Chairman
of the Committee on Public Lands in ths
House, has made speech setting forth hi.
views as to the policy which sh uld govern the
public lands. The speech is one f The ablesi
! we have ever prrus d upon the subi"ct and tri
umphanty v.ndicates the West from he charge
OF absorbn! by donation the public larsis II
shows up IN mas;erly manner lhe injustice
which has been practiced upon III. Llnd States
by the general government and so completely
demo!ishes what is popuiarly styled = Bennets
Land Bill which cals 10, distribution of
the pueiic lands among the Cd states that there
8 not ghost Of it left Every general principle
laid down in this Land Bill is knocked into
cooked hat and every general fact stated, is tri-
umphantIy disprofed Indeed we ssr oehelf
SO com nlete an overthrow.
Mr.. Disney has done himself great credit in
the delivery of this speech snd has paced him
self npon the record, as not Inferior IN mental
power and knowledge TO any man in that body
We intend to publish this speech after the
hurry of the approaching election is over and it
should be preserved as an invaluable book of
reference upon the Land subject
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CoNGREss,-A resolution has passed 4he
- u, .,,...-. ssesk ses hnsllyS~ adjourn On
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w. H. MCCLURE

ATTOR RNEY AT LA W,
Cedar Falls, Black Hack County, fo,oa.
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BEN. sAMuELs WIN. VANDEVER
SAMUELS 4 VANDEVER,
Attorneys at Law and Solicitors in Chancery,
RE ready attend to all business entrusted to their
IA care, in Dubuque, and surrounding counties.
IyOrFrcE in the Globe Building, Dubuque, Iowa
M,v 1tb 1879 daw-tf
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FEVER AT NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 25-The yellow fever il
slowly inc reasing here among the emigrants The
deaths at the hospital during the past week were
100.
NEW ORLEANS, Aug % The total deaths from
yelowtfever during the week has been 1e7
BosreN, August 90 Fl j. Firckham 4 Andres
II. Adams commission merchants were arrested
this morning on the charge of swindIing various
fraudulent purchases. John quincy Adams, Jr
member of the firm, Is out OF the CITY and has NOT
been arrested.
BUFFALO. Aug 2s-The weather continues drv.
and the sun powerful We have had no rain since
rssched far west a. few miles this side Of Cleys.
and. Detroit and Chicago, where vegetation Of all
on With Z: Of
BATH, Me-, Aug. 29.-TLe New Brunswick n.rsv.
state that fire y sgng in the woods betw cen New
Brunswick and Maine, on both sides of the line In
teTry me. new prig on the stocks, nearly compile
The ST. Andrews standard says that the forest. are
onrnns m an directions. Many farm houses have
The drought continues in New England, and there
Ia still no signs Of rain.
BUFFALO Aug 29-The steamer Alabama left 1t
about two miles out, and Immediately suni; forth.
nsteiy she g,ounded on bar. and sunk only to her
uppsr dees The crew we're tsken Oft There e deep
went down. She IL not insured.
sr LOUIS, Aug. 29.-Quite q destructive FIRE oc-
cured heie oday 1t broke in the heart Of the
the business firms.
NEW YORK, Aneest 29.-The Milwsukie Sentinel
gives the following - the principal losers BY the
FIRE;
Harry Dsbow $50 too Boswarth soss. e25.
COO; Wells Co.. cloth 70. t35,00e Sheer 4 Go, clo-
ta,rrs 428 900; Rooch Goodrich, fsncy eoods 40.
600; Cross shepharsscn Of the IT. g. Hotel. ri 900
r Psck's rstssle goods store, Git 500 J. .. Gar
dners dry goods ga 600; and numerous cthess Ioss
less smount-but nssriy eli were partly injured
.esror. Assu:t 18th ,-Hcs 70 sse.sr Mossly, d
plsxy. He was an old redsrsiist OF soms csiebrity
NEW yoRk, Aps. 29.-AIi ysss.ls fpm ssvsnnab,
including steamers have been ordered to qparanfins
at Staten leland, W apprshsnson Of yellow fever.
Fail RfvKa, Msss.. Aug. 2s--Thers have bssp I
deaths from choien since noon yssfssdsy. and eight
new cases.
BUFFALO, Aue. 2a.-Ths Enmkes Of deaths herl
ey ehol-r n the psst weak wss IS, Of which ony
w,fe Anne rieans.
Rssc ~, Mos Ans. - The IRE u the wso1s ID
thisvc nifty. have partially abated aa1 q spn1o ioca
sitiss are bcias sabaue6 S. = ~
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BY LARUs SHINE.
GALE OF CITY MADE FJJRNITTTRE

GALE OF CITY MADE FURNITURE
~ AT AUCTlON.-In consequence of not b. yine
sufficient wareroo to contain my stock of CITY made
Furniture will from this day until MONDAY 4th
day of September, sell all my Furniture at as near
cost as possible and the 4th of September at 10
O'clock A. M what is left will be sold at auction, on
the corner of Franklin and 18th streets. Those in
want OF handsome Furniture and a good article,
would do well to call and examine before that time
The 10 lowing is portion of whatI shall sell Sc
cretaTy and Book Case; elegant mahogany Ward.
robes, portable; pine painted Wardrobes portable;
elegant marble sab Ladies' dressing Bureaus with
mirrors different Styles elegant marble slab en-
closed Washstands different styles; IL Ladies' DIRE
ing Bureaus with mirrors, different styles; marble
slab Sofa Table; elegant Sdeboards different pat
terms; set cottage painted Furniture, pieces; ma
hogsny breakfast and dining Tables; mahogany card
Tables; mahogany centre Tables; mahogany What
Nots prettg article; cherry dining and breakfast
Tables poplar dining and breakfast Tables: maho
Ladies' Work Stands; mahogany Candle Stands; ma
hogany and painted Washstands and saloon Tabes
painted enclosed Washstand; mshogan and cherry
Cribs; mahogany parlor Chairs; mahogany Rocking
Chairs, covered with plush; do. do. with carved
backs do Rocking or Nurse Chair; mahogany Office
Chairs; lot of Sofas lot of adies dress
Ing Boxes with mirrors and and drawers; lot of
elegant mantel Glasses; hiehpost Bedsteads ma
PIE; dozen cottage Bedsteads, maple; 10 trundel
Bed:teads, maple;6 poplar Couches; lot Of Chairs,
consisting OF Rocking and Grecian Chairs. chldrens
Chairs pine Safes, NAH ogapy Stools portable Desks
small misses cane seat Chairs and variety of little
articles. J. w. SATTERWHITE.
Sale conducted by LARUs Il SHINE, Auct.
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LATER FROM MEXICO.-THE INSURGENTS
VICTORIOUS.

NEW ORLEANS. Aug. 28-We have dates from,
the Rio Grande to the 18th. The revolution In
Tamaulipas was spreading, and SEVERAL towns had
adhered.
A fight took place on the 18th, near Matamoras,
when the insurgents were victorious, and totally
routed the Government troops.
General Carvsjal lie again in the field, and form
ing bands of rebels, who say they will follow him
at all hazards. Affairs were much unsettled, with
indications of a formidable reyolution.s
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LATER FROM TEXAS

NEW ORLEANS, Aug. 2a-We have dates from
Galveston to the 25th. The Governor had issued
a proclamation for the enrolment of the new
troops
There was considerable yellow fever raging at
Galveston, and the Journal advises strangers TO stay
away.
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m FALL STOCK OF HATS AND

Ell ALL OlOOA OT uAlO AMI
kAA CAPS-The subscriber is now ready to fur
nish merchants and dealers with large and well as
sorted stock of HATS and CAPS a. has ever been
offered in this or any other market.
Purchasers will find. on examination, that this Fall
Goods are lower in price than usual while the styles
and qualities are in many respects much improved
There are many now and taste fully gotten up HATS
and CAPS for gentlemen, boys and children, which
a,e really handsome and win be found very des,ra-
BILE.
The subscriber keeps also large stock of ladies'
fashionable FURS of the newest and most fashion
at Wholesale and retail ON the best terms.
JOHN DOOLEY,
an 30-d2m Al Main straet R;.hv,ona
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au S0--d2nl

RANAWAY, from my plantation, in the
III county of Prince Edward, on the morning OF
the 18th inst 1854, q negro man named JARRATT.
Of yellow complexion, bushy head Of hair, about 5
feet or inches high, between 40 and As years old
Having many acqusintances on the Richmond and
Danvi'le Railroad. induces me to believe he will
endeavor to make his way to Petersburg a. he has
some two or three children living with Sylvanua
johnson.
l win pay . reward of ten dollars to any person
who will apprehend the said negro confns him in
JOHNsoNM. DUNGANs.
au S0-St RurkeIilla. Aug. "a 1854.
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On DOLLARS REWARD.-Ranawa

On DOLLARS REWARD.-Ranaway
~ from the subscriber about the S0th Of July. a
NEGRO BOY, BY the name of ALFRED-about 20
yesrs of age. rather tanned complexion. and of
dium sise. is more than probable that he may be
either In the city or neishboIhood of Richmond as
he has expressed desire to live there.
/ viii givs 80 If apprehended within the county
of Culpeper. and returned to me- go ifapprehe
ed ont Of said county, and secured that get
him. c. @. TALIAFERRO,
-ssz Rapid Ann Station,
au IS dim Culpeper County.
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r DAVID CURRY, Boor

Main street, takes this method of informing
his customers and the public that he has Just
returned from tho North with large lot Of excel.
lent FRENCH CALFSKIN, together with fresh
supply of BOOTS, SHOES, CATERS, Trunks Va
ices and Carpet Bags, suitable for ladies' misses'
aentemens and servants' wear. to which he invites
attention. Having employed Mr.. James Bolton to
attend to his sales and snufacturins departments,
customers may rely upon getting suited at al times
JAMES BOLTON respectfully announces to bis
friends and the public that he has formed busness
connexion with Mr. David Curry, 126 Main street.
and will hereafter devote his whole time and atten
ton to the sales and manufacturing department Of
Mr.. Curry's establishment.
The superior style of goods sold BY Mr.. Curry for
many years past in this city warrants him in saying
that his old friends and the public can at all times
be well served by calling at the No. 1875 Main
street.
J. B. takes occasion to say to his old friends and
former customers that he will superntsnd eli orders
au 23-12t
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a M0sEndHNrs.
TAKE NOTICE!!.

GREAT RIFLE SHOOTING TRIAL AT
HUG UENOT SPRINGS,
AND BALL,
"A FREE RIFLE SHOOTING will take
IA place at the HUGUENOT SPRINGS on FRI
DAY next. September lst, on which occasion beau
fiful SILVER CUP will be presented to the gentle.
man m skinr the best shot.
SHOOTING to commence at O'clock, P. M. Dis
tance. 60 Yards. an S1-2k
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NOTICE-The subscribers have rcmov-
IN ed their Foundry TO H. Baldwin's Machine
Shop near Haxaips Mills.
we return our sincere thanks for the liberal pat
rouaRe bestowed upon Us heretofore, and hope for
continuance of the same from our old customsrs and
q generous public. - -.
We are prepared to make all kinds Of CASTING
50 low a. any establishment in the city, and with ds
patch.
We have for sale, . small STEAM ENGINE,
which we will sell low, having farther for IL.
au 24-lms EDDENS + RRANNAN.
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Il UNION GUARD "a
n Military and Civic Excursion ~
w TO SLASH COTTAGE. Ell
TICKETS ONE DOLLAR.


THE GREATEST BILL OF THE SEASON.
THE above newly organized volunteer
Il Company beg leave to announce to the public
that they intend making their first EXCURSION TO
SLASH COTTAGE on TUESDAY, Sept 5th, 1854
and offer the following Inducements viz:
Shortly after the arrival of the first train the com.
psny will practice at TARGET SHOOTING-prize
awarded handsome SILVER CUP
After which, select MUSIC by Smiths celebrated
Armory Band.
To be followed by grand MILITARY AND CIV
&c BALL.
For the accommodation of the. public there will
be two trsiua--the
First-StsIting from the depot on Broad street at
O'Clock, P. M.
Seconi-For the accommodation of those who pre-
fer the eveninsstart from the depot at O'Clock P
M. Return train, at O'Clock, A. NJ.
~ Ticket 81. NO CAARGE FOR LADIES'
Tickets to be had from members of the company,
or at the depot
" Refreshments furnished at city prices.
Strict attention paid to preserving order, &c.
N. B. Our brother volunteers who will favor us
with their company, will meet rs on the Capitol
square, in uniform, at o'clock, p M. au2o
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THE YELLOW FEVER AT SAVANNAH.
CHARLESTON AND NEW ORLEANS.

COLUMBIA, Aug. 2s-At Savannah on Sunday
the total deaths were IL, of which were of yellow
fever. The total deaths in FIVE days were II, of
which AZ were yellow fever. large number of
the citizens have left.
At New Orleans during the four days ending
on Thursday last, the deaths from yellow fever was
So
It'll reported here that the yellow fever is raging
badly at Charleston.
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CONVICTION OF GABRIEL-EMIGRANT
FOR KANSAS

BosToN, Aug 90 The Angel Gabriel was con.
victed OF disturbing the peace, and fined $40 and
costs He was required, also, to give bail in $500
for bis good behavior for six months.
Sixtyseven free-soi emigrants left for Kansas to-
day.
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\OAH's ARK.-Empty Barrels, Casks,

IN
In Furniture, Stoves, &C.. for sale. The subscri.
Der having erected large lumber house in rear of
bis store, in the lower part of Roeketta the Cor
pora,ien line and one also near the Central r. b.
Depot, win be prepared ON the 1st day Of October
next to sell for cash at either place ali kinds fempty
barrels and CASKS second hand furniture Of every de-
scption stovs stovepioes Sc delivered to sny part
of the city. Cash paid for empty barrels bossheaAs,
&c. HENRY Il. DESTLEh.
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FUSION AND KNow-NoTHING CoNvEN-
TONS,

PORTLAND, Me, Aug. 29-The whigs freesoil
ers and Morrill, democrats held their county con.
ventions here to-day, and nominated a fusion ticket
for county officers and State Senator'S
The KnowNothing convention was also held
here, but their nominations have not transpired
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TELEGRATHIC MINIS.


HALIFAX, August 30.-1he steamship Europa
has arrived. with Liverpool sdvices 10 DE 1oth.
coNnRncfAL 1N1xILIoxHcR.
LrvEnrooI. Aug 1s.-C ottcu has declined lea.
Sales Of ths week $500 bsles Flour wessrn
Canal 3D.; Ohio 34s Corn white and yellow 80.
conso', closed 1t s3rs.
AFrArls IN TIE EAST
The Allied Armies were inyadisg Bomersuud.
The Crimes expedition had not sailed. a
No change in the general sspect Of affairs.
THE LArxsT.
by Sab marine Telegraph to London and Liverpool.
intelligence has been received that Bomcrsuud
surrendered on the 10Th. Two thousand Russians
were taken prisoners.
SAILING OF THE AMERICA.
BosroN, Aug. 3s.-The steamer Amezlcs sailed to-
day for Liverpool. She took out esG2 900 in specie
THE MARKETS.
BALTIMORE, August 30.-Ssles Of Howard street
Flour at %; City Mills % 60. Wheat steady; large
sales good to prime white at 9l750ls5 red 81 $50
SI75- Corn has improving tendency; sales of
white and yellow at s5Ds7 cts.
NEW YoRK. Aug, S0.-Flour has slightly declined;
sales of Southern at ssso0slo. Wheat-Southern
white e. Corn-white $500 cts yellow $500
cents
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La EEss:zssss=zz=:zEsz EXCURSION-RICH
EzNz7E MOND L DANVILLE RAIL
ROAD.-For the accommodation of the citizens of
Richmond who wish to attend protrscted meeting
at Liberty Church, Powhatan county S6 miles from
Richmond ON Sunday, the Sd of September next an
Excursion Train will leave the depot of the r. & D.
Railroad at 8 O'Clock, A. M.
Returning, leave the Church Immediately after the
afternoon services.
Fare for the round trip, one dollar. No half price
tickets. Tickets must be procured at the Office be-
fore entering the IS cents extra will be char.
ged This Church is about 100 yards from the Rail
road.
Ministers attending the meeting can procure free
tickets to and from the meeting BY applying to the
conductor. BY order
r. e. HUGHSON,
an 25-t3S Ticket Agent.
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BY 6ODDfN h APFERSoN.
GALE OF LAND In HERICO, NINE

GALE OF LAND In HERICO, NINE
~ MILES ABOVE RICHMOND, UNDER De
CREE OF COURT by virtue of decree of the
Circuit curt Of the County of Henrico pronounced
on the Esd January 1854 in the case Of Crew against
Crew &C., the undersigned, ~ Sheriff of Henrico
County, will expose to public auction. on the prem
ses on TUESDAY, the Sch day of September, 1914
CONNIE ncng at O'Clock. p. H., the real estate q
which Daniel Grow died seized, containing abeut III
acres situated in the county Of Henrico about nine
miles above Richmond, the old Deep Run Turn
pike adjoining the lands of Thos o. Burton, =. rot
erwieg and others.
TEnMs-One-third cash; balance at s and IL mos.
for bonds bearing interest," with good security and II.
tie retained till last payment is made.
A. B. HUTCHINSON,
Sheriff of Henrico County.
Sale conducted BY GosDIr ArrERsor, Aucts
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CONSTABLE'S SALE.-Will be sold
~ for cash, in front of the High Constables Office
on FRIDAY. the Let day of September, 1854, com
mencipg at 10 O'Clock. A. NJ. lot Of household and
Kitchen FURNITURE, sold to satisfy sundry execu-
tions and distress warrants iu my hands in favor of
Ciopton and Others VS. Foster and others
A. LEWELLEN, D. C.
au So-St For James P. Tyler. II. c. R.
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NOTICE.-City and country dealers, and
IN lovers Of good SEGARS. Attic old eetsblish-
ed staud corner of Maiu and 10th sts, can be buud
the largest and most desirable seseon of sssars In
Pride Of vrsiuis Rock Candy snd ssveEaI other Dis
tingu;shed brands Of CHEWING TO 3ACCo, onuns.
PIPES fine cut chewing end smoking Tobacco. ard
all other articles in the ne 10 which inste public
attention. }. n. HARRINGTON.
10000 bored Pipe Stems on consignment, fos sale
low by 40 u j. a. III 5
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TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE

i 'hOOlEE . OALE OE a ID ~ u s. Il
Il AND LOT ON CARY sTREET.-On MON
DAY, 4th September, 1854, at o'clock p. M upon
the premises in execution of certain deed of trust
dated 18th April 1854 and recorded in the Richmond
Hastings Court office in Deed Book No ST. page Sill
will be sold the property conveyed in said deed to
wit "a LOT OF LAND in the city of Richmond, on
the south side Of Cary, between Foushee and LIST
Streets fronting 80 feet running back 1854 feet to
an alley Is feet wide, upon whch lot there is franz
by Mr.. H. B. Ancarrow, and more recently by Mr..
VIM. A. Southall
TERMs-One.third cash one.third on I'D Decem-
payments to bear interest," and title to be retained
until purchase money is fully paid.
By order of the Trustee.
aus TAYLOR WILLIAMS, Auct.