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Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08

~ 4''S sSA NoRro K, July 80.
There have been seventeen cases Of ye.-
low fever here to-day, IND two deaths.--
They nra ell traceable to Gosport. -,
The aggregate number of cases Of yellow
fever in this city up to to- day is 20; deaths
4. In Portsmouth the aggregate number is
GO, deaths 26. In the latter place there il
an excitement. The inhabitants sre oil re-
moving and the locality has been fenced in.
The frigate Potomac sailed on Saturday
md the Constellation dropped downto the
naval anchorage.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08

ST s lisa l@s@ Nsw YoRK, Jnly 3l.s3
& There is rumor aaoat that a cashier OF
Wall Street Bank, who is also an officer OF
the Finance Department, 10 Is dsfaultet 10 4
considerable amount, variously estimatedat
from $25 900 to $lGO 200. Particulars hare
not trauspired. Sk 50 Sssa'ss~
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08

Insure Your Property.
lnHE HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE
Company, of Hartford, Connecticut.
Capital Three Hundred thousand Dollars.
For further particulars enquire of
]. NJ. SWAN. Agent,
Feb. 20, 'S5-ly Burlington, Iowa.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08
G. H. WALDIN,

q. i'll. WALDIN,
81 Watch Maker and Jeweller. UA
DEALER IN FINE JEWELLERY.
GCoCks, Watches, Mathematical, tptical, and
- Musical Instruments. OF Jewelry, such as fine
diamonds, Rings, Breast Pins, Lcckets, &c. i have
at line astock as ever Was brought to this State.
Spcctacles, PEBBLES. Percesepic, Periforle. and
ConsaSe Glasses, set in Gold, Silver fnc Steel and
Y. 9. frames. Telescopes, fns Pocket Knives
Mathematical! and SsrreyorJ Compasse..
Drafting Ins raments, Magnitying Glasees, Mio,o.
scopes, Prisms, Polyoramas, Magic Lanterns, Tier.
monaters
Silver Plated Ware Of all kinds, such as Tea-set.t
spoons, pocket and Penknivee. Ovcr $50 diferen-
Anas superior Scissors and Shears for BARRIERS Tall
ors snd ordinary uses. Rogers Bowie Kaiyes Also.
q the best Sewing Needles in the world musical
ms. rumenss. accordccns with 10 and ls Kcysvilh
and without senytcnes, Turbines. Mondclins. hass
r,ois, hrssan Italian and German violins Sunerio,
Sa,ssss With thelatesi Improvement. Flutes Fiasc.
iess Flies. Prnlns Trums. Tamborines, China. ItsI
ian. ana Geruasn violin strinEl, Tunins Forks.
ihose Who want TO buy Invite 70 eal q thcy viii
nna greater and variety Of thin.s thar
syss has bean IN one place here h.fore aHd ali w he
ssia - - ~ncleeat ~ ana fttsii. Ecv.?.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08

WAsHlsGros, Ju,y 81.
This afternoon the employees in the PEN
sion office presented the retiring Commission-
er, Waldo, with an elegant silver service Of
plate, in token of their respect forsbim as an
officer and courteous gentleman. Suitable
addresses were made, and . numbereof citi.
zens were present during the ceremony.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08

"Let it be remembered, that the cand,-
dates upon the Peoples Ticket, are under the
obligation of an oath. TO put down the foreign
citizens, and persecute the Catholic believers,
ther wives children and friends. That if cleo
ted they to the influence Of their sta'i n
and the power of their office. to crush and de-
stroy this portion of our citizens Tha, they
have already taken an oath which il diame.ri
caily IN opposition to their oath of office &c ],
&C., &c.-[Gazette.
What ought to be the sentence Of the
community upon the contemplate villain
who uttered and published the above?
Nothing but his insignifcance shields him.
The slanderous paragraph should be cram
med down his lying throat, and the mark
offalsehood branded upon his front. All
that saves him is the we'll known fact that
his insane rawlings are like the idle wind,
needed by no one.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08

es LOANS FOR THE WAR.-In the present
war in the East, the Sultan and his West
ern friends have been put to some expense,
as the following table indicates. ~
British loans extraordinary. $l30,000, 900
French do do 49,. 80 $50, ,OOO, 900
Turkish do do 100000
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08
H New York. Jnlv Az

% styzs s1 &*}sss aa2 New York, July 3l.s
The correspondent of the Herald states
that the removal Of Gov. Reeder has crentcd
some excitement at Washington. II is bp.
ieved there that Mr.. Dawson will no: SC
cept, in which event it will be given to q
Southerner. Tho Kansas Judges had not
been removed. sass a sas7kEsa rSssS
This mornings Journal of Commerce con.
tnins leader condemning the removal Of
Gov. Recder as an unfortunate step cf tho
Administration in the present condition Of
Kansas affairs, and as it will furnish unprin.
cipled fanatics means to fan the fame Of
sectional discord. rf'sI .ssss ssss b g.
TIE steamer Isabella, Capt. Rollins from
Havana vim. Key West and Charleston, arri-
we'd here last mig ht and brings Havasn dates
of the 25sh. Cholera had made its appear.
ance there, numerous deaths having taken
placs among the military and tho sisters If
charity at the Hospital-none as yet, among
private officers.
Another batch Of political offencrs had
been disposed Of, somo being sentenced to
banishment to Spain and others to. Africa.
A detachment of two hundred and seventy
eight additional troop, had arrived from
Spain. Key West was hoalshy mo fever.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08
lrp 6ooos, 6rotfries, Nt.
JOSEPH JONES.

Family Groceries, &C.;
MANUFACTURER OF
CANDLES, LARD OIL AND INK,
'.dsnon Street. tbetween Third and Fourth)
...> BURLINGTON, IOWA
s@t aseve establishment may be found fresh
lnfply q Family Groceries, Dry Goods, Jewelry,
inad.
lay ?s IS.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08

tsaccessors to Michaets 4 Ciark.)
"s's'n Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods, Groce-
ne 9aaensware, Boots, Shoes, and Ready
rnc,, Made Clothing.
asa invite the pablic TO call and examine their
a, IN a@tnsnt, They are erminedto sell bargains
!tyls, 1854.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08
Sweep, Scroll and Ornamental
SA WING.

By R. NJ. WASHBURN. at Rays Plow Fac
tory, Main street, Burlingtan, Iowa.
no Brackets of every description done to order
.June is. 1851 tr;uar,
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08

CHARLES BEN DARWIN,
Attorney and Counsellor at Lao.
lrFICB UP STAIRS, INTHE CORNER BRICK
" Just south Of the Methodist Church.
Jube 10, 81.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08
SILAS A. HUDSON.

TN, COPPER aud Sheet Iron Manufacturer. -
Trimmer of Stoves, dc., de-, Main street. S
two doors above Walter r. Jones Hard IN
ware Store, Burlington, Iowa.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08
II. R. WARE =.

II. B. WARE,
SADDLE HARNESS MANUFACTURER.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Harness, Sole and Upper Leather; Kin.
HALFand MoreccoSkins; Patent a nd enameied I,es.
Other, Coach Lace, Saddlery Hariwarc, wood Hsmes.
Chains Enameled Ioths, Brass Hub Bands, &c. DC.
80 The highest price paid for all kinds Of HIpEs
Ayp SKINS.
Jefferson Street, BURLINGTON. Iorn.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08

1ssr The National Intelligencer argues
that expansion ofterritory is not strength
but the element of weakness, that the
progressive spirit Of the age in our coun-.
try seems to have but one path of ad-
vancement-increase of territory; and that
Sin all the great principles of moral and
political science, if we have not retrogaded
we have at least made no advance beyond
the spirit Of our fathers. The observations
of the Intelligencer are suggestive and
worthy Of the consideration of all reflect
ing men. ~
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08
E. D. RAND & CO.
GUERR EOTYPEs by
T. L. RSE.

VVtT w. II. VI aUTOS store,
ION tho south side of Jefferson street, east of Main.
II Il has just returned from Chicago, with Com
IL Psie assortment of Cases. of all Styles from the
cheap ST so case to the finest French Also, fine
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08
JOHN IL. EAR s. co.,
Whnlaco La Grn nnrc
1EsSRS, CLARK & CHEsNuT

H Avn % store. aud to arrive large and we'll Sc
!, %e. steek Of Goods, which they offer for sale
: :. l lsas rates, adding frcights only [may %.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08
Iowa WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY AT Mr..

Iowa WESLEYAN UNIVERSITY AT Mr..
PLEAsANT.-We have received the sec
ond annual catalogue Of this institution.
During the past:year it has had in attend
ance upon the College Course and the pre-
paratory department, the very large num-
Der Of 220 students, besides 81 in the pri-
mary department. This number, entirely
larger than we ever knew in attendance up
on SO young an institution, speaks well for
the denomination who hare it in charge,
and for the ability and efficiency Of the
Faculty and officers Of Wesleyan Uniyersi-
ty.
The University has been under the
management Of Hon JAMES HARLAN for
the year past. He now retires, and the place
of President is to be filled for the coming
year by Rev. Dr. BERRY, of Indiana. The
warm friends of fthe University and of Ed
ucation, have regretted the necessity which
loses measurably the services Of Mr. Hsr.
Ian. But in DR.. Berry the very man is
found, suited in an eminent degree to fill
the vacancy.
The first term Of the next College year
will commence on the first Monday of Sep
tember. The second term on the third Mon
dayin December, and the third, on the first
Monday of April, each to continue fourteen
weeks, and the last to be followed by asum-
mer vacation of eight weeks The tuition
in the college courses is twenty one dollars
a year.
The college buildings are situated on
beautiful plat ofground, containing twen-
ty acres. They consist of one two story
brick building, thirty by sixty. and the main
College editice, one hundred feet long, fifty.
FIVE wide, and three stories high above the
basement. This building is one of the
most commodipus, beautiful and substantial
college edifces in the Western States, and
is represented in the catalouguc by an ac-
curate and beautiful engraving.
This Institution was originally chartered
by the Territorial Legislature of Iowa, by
the name Of mt Pleasant Collegiate Insti-
tute In ls49 it was rendered with beau
tiful plot of twenty acres of ground and
two story brick building, thirty by sixty feet,
to the Iowa Annual Conference of the NJ E.
Church It was received and adopted in
1850, as their Conference University" and
for its support and maintenance as such, they
pledged their perpetual patronage" The
Legislature of the State, at its last session,
amended its charter, in accordance with
petition of the Annual Conference, changing
its name from "Mt Pleasant Collegiate In.
stitute" to '.Iowa Wesleyan University" and
clearly defining its corporate powers as
University. Underthi charter it is expected
that Medical Department will be organized
during thepresent summer, and be open for
the reception of medical students with an
able Faculty, by the approach of the coming
winter. The other Departments Of the Uni
versity will be organized as soon as they may
be required by the wants of the community.
An effort is now making to secure a sufi-
cient fund, by donations and the sale of schol-
arships, for the permanent endowment of the
University, which is succeeding beyond the
expectations of its most sanguine friends
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08
Removal Of Gov. Reeder.
The telegraph brings the following dis
patch:

Paecu. sssgf stsB
| WAsHiscros, Jnly 80.
John L. Dawson, Of Pennsylyania, has
been appointed by the President, Governor
OF Kansas, vice Reeder removed. :
This is another act in the series Of out
RACES committed by this administration
upon the people Of the North, and which
must be atoned for.
For Gov. Reeder we have no sympathy.
His course has not been, like the Romans
wife, above reproach. He has been mix
ed up in land speculations But his great
est blunder was in granting certificates of
election to Missourians as members Of the
Kansas Legislature, very well knowing
that they we're not entitled to seats. He
was willing to lend himself to the estab-
lishmest of slavery there, but he was not
willing to do, or countenance its doing, af-
ter the fashion of the Platte County cut
throats.
de should have performed his exact du-
ty as governor or resigned This he has
not done. He has attempted half and
half course, which is p' city sure to result,
disasterously, pleasing no one
What shall be said of the alnini,tra-
tlon-what shall be said q this last effort
to crush out freedom ia hansas2 Instead
Of aiding til conquered ireemen Of that
territory to regain their rights--the
rights guaranteed them by the Nebraska
bill itself, this act of removal plainly indi-
Gates the determination of this weak and
corrupt Administrator to join the Platte
County villains in engrafting slavery up
on Kansas.
Dawson is and has been pro-slayery
Nebraska Democrat--a superservicable tool
just to the hand of the Missouri fire-eaters.
Every man opposed to slavery will now be
driven out of Kansas.
i. sr
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08
nv SHORT & REMICK.
Who'll ESAT,E PNrEpS 6

myv - SANnA " hCWxCh.
w,hEOLESALE GROCERS,
me- Mss', one door north Of W. r. Jones & Cos
AS leaving largestock Of Groceries which will
0a very low figures
,os.. WIN eail the attention of Country Merchants
'a'asirg astiel~: N'''''' u t"'s VA 'ne
h'chers Syrup;
!. Sugar ,louse Molasses;
; Plantation
NJ. o,,,.a. Clarified Sugar;
Loaf
Crushed
cs c,~s...ssrsdes ~ srsdes AID prices;
Dr;"S rs.a.. rna .andies; Tobacco and Cigars:
p.sI paa'es. Star and Tsllow; Lemon svrnn.
yp.r y,ss,. uinser Aispcs. Cloves, Cinnamon:
BosIa,!s BIs., ~ h.slns T and Figs
"a, ~ ,sss M,sss' Nails, DC, &c.
,~, .1ses, SHORT i KEMIcK.
,,,.,, Z JOHN S. DAVID
ITSlssAL and Retail G,occr, Comm;ss,o, and
awarding Merchant, Sou' "''ss'e' a''"
between Washington and Columbia,
NNva harlington, Iowa.
A Charges satisfactory. : '''''''
nmss,,r !. i. CORSE,
,ysas = SLI And Retail Dealer in Books. S,atiore
NM. Ny articles north side Of Jefferson stres,
---s-- ----a VAN and Third. Burlington, Iowa. =.
as.ts, WIN. STURGIS.
- nATS, CAPS, FURS AND READY
MADE CLOTHING,
s''~a ssrest, Sd door below Main,
AaAll. MN'k'0n' u. iowa. =
nm nisohl =: / lH1EEINSHEINiER ; 4 Co.,
l,SLoTHING. A pes efs IN all kinds OF
aofthsde, between Main and Thini.
Hssi,., aarlinstou, Iowa.
Nleetassd : largo invoice Of
MA x rs md Summer Clothing.
~ y n. WILCOX / CO.,
bnl, ssts AND RxrA,L psAIsss IN
stationery and Wall Paner
Raryet lfnnse Mock.
~ 6URLING TON. IORA
NucccStoY1 w..
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08

An AwrTL UNDERTAKINa!-The edit
or of the Morning Glory says he is going
to make his paper an "ornament to the
Westm
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08

HAIL Welded LovE.-The St. Louis
Mirror gives the following picture of do
mestic bliss: About o'clock this evening
a loving and devoted couble had big time
of it, in ahouse on Third street,a few doors
below Locust. They were of the real Irish
stock, and both having partaken rather
freely, of course there was fight. The
husband pitched into the partner Of all his
joys and sorrows, and she, in turn, with a
long handled broom, walked into her be-
loved.
After belaboring him pretty severely
with the before mentioned piece of family
furniture, she betook to throwing teapots,
cups, saucers, and every other tangible
missile within her reach, at his overgrown
perecranium. Some few neighbors at
length interfered, and when we left, they
both were apparently as reconciled as if
nothing whatever had taken place.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08

The La Grange (Ga) Reporter
thus speaks of the La Grange bank, in
which Messrs. I. H. Burch & Co., owners
of the Chicago Bank, ar: largely interest
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08
i0HN LAHEF.
ms. GARNER & BAILEY,

SURGEON DENTISTS. @ay- Office
On Jefferson street, over Waldin's jew
div store, Darlington, Iowa. 4111J
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08

HHMrs,,r ]. i. CORSE,
mana sSLL n And Retail Dealer in Books. .S,atione,
G,s., MY NJ articles north side of Jefferson strse,
-----a ------ VAN and Third. Burlington, Iowa. -.
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08

n@-We are under obligation to Mr.. D.
Remick, Ticket Agent, for late Chicago
and New York papers. @
Weekly hawk-eye and telegraph. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1855-1857, 1855-08-08

ai HE ta lkIsI HAS CoME.- We are pleased
'oanot'ce that the river has risen It this
rolnt about four feet, and i st;,l r;s;n- saT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-21
"WOODLAWN," AEAIt EICEiluNr.

TIME subscriber wi-inC to remove I" II" ilaun's.F,
Il will sell hi- property the Brook fi.rE Ford.
and half miles from Richmond. The u"rt cCr'll", !.
acres; nbout 30 in ~uOde 81 which - zero.
heavily tnbcr"d There several noEu"i.l iul- :
-itcs on the lHnd 30 c"rI'd ind Hl 'y ..
proved, having been cultivated by him "ni.' go.
dem The place is remarkably healthy, h" n'ighle
excellent, There well al me water ;f' as. Veg
The improvements O the lra order, having been
ed within the a-t four years III III" handsomrst r'i aa
Of the best nla'Crlhs
The dwelling s ~ feet square, with irO V"r" r. *ui
Srnrway-, with elegant poit.cO3 III iron, "Uo ''a! Ell
contain. eight large rooms, with hr" p"c'- 20 '''i f,
necied by folding dour- b"-j.s tour c"-r.-. IT. l'
Of the inferior il clhrt md h.nuiiiU!. ~ be I"G.,a -
hrarii- and modern crates with III" walls hlnwo f
persd.
The buildings first rate, nri rOni- o tci,
and room Of brick. connected L. Tie d'r'idrr
covered way lnrc" and Wen bu!lt kous'. s.pEHr
containing five ruO-. hhndsOG" OctHguu mol - huEr.
vrrri with tin wash hngr". H.i o." -; H." best rt.,
Virginia having accommodations uT lJh,sc~ rlTI.
and n iHre.. amount ot forage.
TO appreciate III" property IL only r"r"-"ty . '''
it, and hoss i.po-,,: to purrn-" i'":iii If.
ed tU do II will Dr sD.d whole divided 20 sHt
the views Of purchasers. Terms liberal.
Sent os-dSc,f RICHARD MI
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-21
TRUSTEES SALE At EOREO>STILi.G
OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.


HOY virtue OF "a deed OF irus executed 10 me ~ ii"rT
a1 NJ Linu"y and wlt- Tor III. benefit %: hi cS.i.'-
which has been duly admitted IA record M IL" CirIa o.
flee Of Orange md Lou-t. hall. WEDNESDAY Ia
It'll day Of February ls il trir. il not the n"YJ 'l .
proceed sell tn" premises, ~ public huct:Ui, :. 3D.
highest bidder lot nj the village n' Old Gordon ''.
fn:nug between n fourth md hall 81 mere. a....r
thereon wO rrg" frame dwelling hOu-'- ~ good o i
with all the necessary Out-EOu-"s.
This property it, location md arrangement, 20 81
niruhy suited Tor Female Seminary. Tor which pun
II Lrs been successfully u.ci.
On the day. rhall offer for sn". on : prem
lot the GDrLon-vilIr Depot, rOnth!nn. ." 90. Hs"
having th, large st0r" hGnsc via '"m"! EH'
dwell in the upper story coinniodiou- GEysr Zoe
and o'Esr out.houscs.
his rchOu-e Il one OF the best s'Adr ii ih7I ~
the rapidly improving village OF GurtVi-vii" a"d J. WI
worth the attention y! busine.s me-.
On the day in front o. .hd s,"r"i""'" '"' o.
fer for sale two ;:ncs OF lrnd. IT," on" "hp"h 20. '
Willis tract contains huEir" aud tory h'L"- ui 100
one mil" from III" Ciordcnsyi" Depot IN" "A' "r>'f
as the Wiliinms tract j. within iS1 milo 81 Lugi
and within II fourth Of II NIL" % 'h' ''"n" No.
heavily ,iInbrrrd and axe extremely 'HtHHL" ca ;i-' SO
count a. wella- for egrc"iU.a rGipose
torIonsy;lIr bring depot for III" Crnrn! hn- c'ahS-
and Alexandra Rail Roads, oier- Constant rrFthf -
80, -, r.,nrnpraryr prices. whilst he hcr!"t Tor 90
,nr IN market the wants u growing vIii":" rnd .; HS
surrounding country pre."nf IN" sreHcrt cf'iGs -
engage IN III" W'noei "u'''''- D>'' ''s' ~ So
a, ,be sam; time and place shall cii"r FOR sle sl
,ote steam Saw Mill in good repair, with all IN" He'-''
rs fixtures " -. ,-
in showing any Oi the property.
TERMS: All vi the above described property W!N b.
sold ON credit OF SIN twelve and eighteen !iDm!Gs t
purchaser giving bonds III equal insthlInrt WIN Sui
security bearing interest from the day Of ,u The t-
will also be withheld until all the purchase money IS PHi
The te to the property.a believed 10 be good. bu ~
ing as shall convey such title ouy 81 IS '''' N
nv ns oS aaNS.ds WIN. +. GORDON, Jrx Tru.;cA
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-21
pRIyTINC OFFICE FOR SALE.

MY virtue OF deed OF executed 10 The under.
Il signed on the s.h day Of September 1854, by VIM.
Lucas Jr and 4 X Donavin the undersigned: trustee.
will public auction to the highest bidder in front Of
SON County Virginia FRIDAY, the sth day Of Deccn
brr 1855, the good will of the Spirit OF Jehcrson news
paper printed Chscsown, Jefferson County Virginia
Herewith.
The Spirit of Jefferson has been established IL years
paper OF high character and large circulation, exceed
ur Zoo sbacrb.rs (Which may doubtless be largely M
creased with large advertising patronage. The fress
is the largest sze Hoes axiO, with large assortment u
type in good condition. apurchnsed new since april @
Including large variety Of Job Type. for printing os'
circulars &c. The fixtures are all complete =,
The terms Of sals will be $3.50 in cash. sil-o On W. w.
9Th day of September 1856, and the balahee on te M
day Of September 1857 Bond and good security ana
deed of trust on the property will be required To secure
the deferred payments. ,,,,,,,r
Ncv an-c,3, THOMAS C. GREEN,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1855-12-21
VALUABLE LAND ~ CHEsTEKFIELD,


Df virtue OF adecrec OF IN" Circuit Court OF Chester
S Id prOnouuC ed 1t; III" iast;crm!. Will oFer Tor sale
H. FRIDAY the iih day oil Ja:.ry u"Nt 1t s:r. Other
-. ,le next dnv ~ the late res:Genc" oil L. II Hrookt
.us.d or ON part OF the land near by al! OF Ia"
e.,ste o! said Brooks except IN" homestead which
5ren assigned Mrs. Brooks rs her dowc:l consisting
- following parcels ~
H.. Log Castle TRACE, lying Swift Creek and iona
y1 containing 593 acres, including the additions nisdt
r. from VIM &. Elan and others. aT-" proportion OF
H.. tract. probably omr.rhi:d more, consists oi 10"
.ovu:, Of very tine qunty, and well draiard part OF
.w6mp and also the upand il s,ilin Origins" wo"d-
:"r. 10 good deal Ot pine, 81 secondary growth
re j. no dw eins house this t:Mct, out large naru
9TH: arI, buiiling7 Ii will b. sold entire, vi divi
4 a. may be deemed hes; the day.
TIE trsc, formerly Ellcs con"inn. o. acres, on N"
Hundred rosd by Tomahawk Church adjoining or nesry
ho,uu. the above with public roai from one 10 the
Icr On this small dwelling and other houses. with
n orchard ami we'll 81 good water, a5oidis convenient
b;e for Il residence. These trncis together would
k-akc n valuable plantation.
To- neish6orhoVd is healthy ami GOOD tho distance is
u. !G miles West from Rca!o'i, II iIoll ir Court
House and i,rom the Midlothian Station the Rich
Ind and DsnvI" Rail Road
ne wshin; TO buy
TERMS:-A liberal credit for the greater par, OF III.
rha.e money, secured ~ bpnd- with security and
IA uu the land. X. w. FLOULHOi. ConnIr.
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