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Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-10
Clothing.
A CARD.

"a SlA4GAo
A NEW andsplendid stock ofgoodsjnst received b,
EDWARD ALDEN,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Fashions biz
Ready Made Clothing, Gentlemen's Fur
nishing Goods, Cloths, Cest;meres Vest
tngs etc, Hats Caps for Mems
Boys and Children's wear.
Ids is the class ofgoods intend keeping. / am
prepared g to the ctizeas Of Davenport and vi
clnify that In the line OF
Ready Made Clothing
eaa and xiudo justice TO customer. Having had
experince IN ofthe largest houses
in Boston my facilities for getting the most desirable
most favorbe kind, aud as pay eash am confident
can sell tbisk.nd of goods low rates for the
quality as any house IN the city.
My CLOTHS are purchased from the largest I'm
porting Houses In Boston, ard AM sure one buys
at lower rates. My
Hats and Caps
are manufactured with the exprc.s object OF pleasing
the people Of the west
haven my employa
Fashionable Cutter
that drought from the East, a gentleman whom |
can recommend experienced custom cutter.
In my Fa
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT
prepared to sell goods to those who do not pur-
chasei in an Eastern Market believing that sell
low As can be bought in Chicago, st. Louis, or any
western market. A
Ifpurehasers will calland examine my stock before
selecting their Spring ard Summer goods will en-
deavor u cOavince them ofthe truth of the above
statements by selling them goods iop.
To Cheney Munger's old friends and customers
extend invitation to call and him at my store
where he will remain in my employ wait uponsneh
ofthose m1y want goods. Store Second ST. be-
tween main and Brady opposite Lie Claire Row.
Davenport, April 9le55.
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-10

Dissolution.
THE co-partnership heretofore existing under the
i name OF ii. w. Mitchell \ Co, is this day dissol
we'd by mutual consent. All persons aying ccouns
with the late firm are requested call and the
same imin ediately. II. W. MITCHELL,
H. G. SMITH.
Davenport, March Is, 50.
Having succeeded to the Business of the late frm Of
II. w. Mitchell & Co., would beg leave 10 inform
the clzens of Davenport andycinity that shall eep
constantly hand large and well assorted Stock OF
Stoves ard Hardware which will be prepared to sell u,
Lowest Mark et price.
Mch 10 '55 II. w MITCHELL.
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cOPPERsMITH AND PLUMBER.

'JNHE subscriber is now prepared TO do all kinds OF
\ Copper work, Plumbing, Roofing, NC, aise u gen;
eral jobDng businessof every description connected
with tho Tn Copper and Sheet Iron bus mess Stove
Pipe, Sheet Zinc, Lead Pipe, Sheet Lead. sheetCoP-
per- Bathing Tubs, Pumps, etc., etc.; furnished at all
tice. -,
House Gutter and spouting made TO order. All
work warranted. Old Iron, Copperand Lead wanted
and taken in exchange for work.
Davenport, Apl7, le55.dly j. u. DtMoSI,
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Clothing made to Order.

TNH0'S. s. GILBERT, late from New Haven Conn
L respectfully Informs the citizens OF Davenport
that he hastaken, room opposite LIE Claire Block
over Wieys Store Second Street: where he would be
happy to wait upon gentlemen who desire anything
In his line of business. Having been employee for
number Of years in first class stabish
East, he natters himsefhe shall be able give the
most comp etc and perfect satisfaction perfect III
always warranted.
N. b. Garments cut for others to make up at sh ri
notice and reasonable rates.
Mch IL, '55-d-tf
Daily Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1854-1855, 1855-07-10
Window Glass.
Glass Ware,

plain and Blue Ring show Jars, molasses cans, Cob
lets, Tumbers. Lamp Chimnies, quart Bottles,
IterGs etc. received and for sale b!
Apis DALZELL BRO.
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IMPORTANT ARRIVAL!

MOT at the lie Claire House, but right opposite i,
IN attbc Store of the we'll known Merchant Tailor,
i. w. STEINBERG, % STREET,
ofa wellassorted stock of II cad y. Mad q lot II :
ing, Hats Caps, Trunks, Carpet Bags, Shirts, Cru-
watts, &c, &c.
The undersigned is beginner and promises those
who will favor him with their calls honesland uE-
rigx dealing.
In prices and quality ofsaods am able TO compete
with any establishme nj in this City.
Please call and examine my goods bsfers You go
elsewhere. A. MIEDkE, Agent.
Davenport. May -wtrw-t
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LUMBER is CASH!
OUR books must be settled. All unsettled ac-
~ counts taen on the first day of May next ill
be left for collection.
BURNELL, CILLET s co.
Anril O. lSJ6-2tf
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Spring and Summer Clothing.
AT JOHN J0RDAN's
IOWA CLOTHING STORE.

low A CLOlHiNG SIORE.
A LARGE and varied assortment of Mems and
Alloys, Ready made Ctothing, embrac-
ing all the and approx ed made by
good rk men out OF the best material.
Fine, medium and common, Union, Beaver, Felt,
Pilot, Petersham and Flushing, Bangups, Sack anu
Paletot Overcoat, Cloth, Dress and Frock Goats Of
various colers and qualities. Cloth, Cashmere, Sati-
net, Velvet aud Tweed Paniaioons. Silk, Satin, Va
lenta ,Swansdown, Velvet, Plush, Cloth, Cashmere,
Satnet, Double and Single breasted Vests. Monk ey
Jackets, Drawers. Undershrts, Hosiery, Suspenders
Gloves, Crsvats Handk chiefs Shirt
Ties, Searfs Winchester and Scots approved Patent
Shoulder Shirts Umbrellas ,ai article usual
iy kept gentleman's furnishing stores, including
Robes de Chambre and Revere Vests and Overcoats.
Also, splendid assortment of uncut Cloths, Cassi-
mercs and Vestings- all of which will be made up to
order in the best tmanner, with promptness accom-
modatng prices, and by competent werkmen This
establishment is in the monthly receipt ofthe latest
Fashions so that orders ntrusted TO them may be
iiedupon being in the lateststyl by those who de-
sire It, ALI manner OF plain FORK and work of gen.
teel medium promptly attended toas heretofore.
HATS of a new style together with all Ofthe COM
mon kinds constantly on hand
Grateful for past patronage, the esubscfberconfdent
ly hopes to merit continuance ofthe same.
JOHN JORDAN.
Merchant Tailor and Ciother, Front street, oppo-
site the Steam Mills.
Davenport. July Cd, lS55-w6d-t,
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RESPECTFULLY call the attention OF farmers. ship
IL pers and the public generally to this advertise
ment.
They will at all times be ready to store and shipe'
cry description Of prodsee and merchandise, TO by
and sell on commission. and trust, by prompt and
strict attention to interests OF all who may favor
them with their patronage TO merit the public caS
deRce.
The business will be conducted and carried oulA he
spacious building recently erected by Mr.. Fuk,S de-
signated the Bazaar, which Is attached ecmmo-
dous landing for steamboats, ut all stages Of the rive
and possesses advantages favorable to the importer or
shipper tho eas, OF which is that drayags viii
he required from the Warehouse to boats, or from
boats 10 the Warehouse, May y, le53-3S
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For Lease
WANTED,
[Iurrah for the Davenport Express

omnibusw illeommence running rec.
ularly from Davenport To East Davenport, leaving
the eerner of Second and Brady SITS. in the fore.
noon at 81 and O'Clock in the afternoon at aud
O'Clock. WIN make regular trips to the Rock Is
land Railroad Depotiu time 10 reach the morning and
evening ears. Always prepared for pleasure rides
and parties. Sundays, will the above
to the Bluff JOHN SHiCK.
Apr6 '55d-tf Der Demokrat please copy
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JACOB WEAVER. JK., Il CO.,
GENERAL Agents, Storage. Forwarding and Com
AImission Merchants. for the purchase and sale OF
Flour Grain, Produce, Lumber, and Manufac-
lures of all Descriptions
Corner OF Iowa aud Fourth streets
Opposite New Pennsy lvania House. Ncarihc Depot,
Consignments respectfully solicited Davenport
aud charges moderate Iowa
REFERENCES.
ia Boxer, New York BoLLMAS&GARRrsoS,Pi Pitts.
I,.S I,rr Eso SpA,a a. TO. do
: BisPHAM 4 Sons, Phila. King, ,rENNE n TO az"
SrEEs, ,GARnEr X Co" B'aALsy .''os'eAvE ACo DO
Geo. KICK h Co, Gin. o. Wa. McCCLLy Co do
Ia. q BuTIeR 4 Co. Hall 4 SPERR do
JAc.SuAFTEa, Hamilton % JonS ID. DAVIS, do
The undersigned haying located themselves at l'av-
enpnrt Iowa the purpose Of carrying on The above
business tender their services TO thor friends ana OH
eIsand respectfully ask share OF their patronage
All favors w receive speeial attention and dispatch
upon the most fay orablc terms.
JACOB WEAVER in. & Co.
Feby 23rd 1855.
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An Open Field and Fair Play.
IMMENSE STOCK OF
WATCHES AND JEWEIRy

Al HOUSEL'S, No. LIE CLAIRE Pow
I HAVE just returned from New yo,t ~,.. :.
largest and best stock Of fine Watches nd Jsr .Iv
eyer e. before offered in this market. / have .niS
"atehes from S2o 10 $2s5. Silver do from As tn ~
1old chains from 81 to $50. Rines firm Two NO.
$4,000 Breast Pins from clio 500. s -
saii par,leuar attention 10 my stock Of La.
Watcnes, winch en- braces ful variety Of Plan
,sa nsanng and Enameled cases, and think car sais
~ thort, my whole stock of Clocks, Watches. Jev.
es, ana Plated ware is full and conplete ~
Mueh larger than has been brous ht 10 IN
Mi s ana s: Wholesale rsts at prices that
Nov. 18th, 1874. f',~'
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LEATHER! LEATHER y

WE are IN receipt Of good assortnen Mt ofCalf Mo
rocco, Kip and Sole Lea,hers all kinds OF Innings
BINDING shebbing Thread. Nails, Heel Ball, Shoe Pegs
etc ITO which We would cali the attention =
and Binders. GDAWSoys 20
3doors from the Post Office:
Davenport, Iowa, March ed
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Collision at Sea,

I,'ar2N' Nov. I6.-1'he British ship Robert
's'f' arrived at his port from Liverpool,
IS =! contact ON the night of November 9Th, in
! % 80 long, 81 30, with the British ship Da-
hroWn. Vaughan, frem Quebec for bristol
gland aud damaged her ba lily. The II. L.
ny her until daylight and cook off the captain
Vi ege" twenty one, all todd who stated that
"a men had been killed at the time the e'ili-
w. The Robert Parker lost her jib-boom and
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1855-11-20
'ailng Of the Arago- Mammoth Telegraph
Ling

NEw YORK, Nov. 1.-THE Arago sailed at
om to-day with s60,000 in specie.
The Herald announces the formation ola mann
lNh Telegraph Company, hich proposes to all
Id lines to build new ones, so as to bring them
nder the control of one concern. tits proposed
D have net work of wires leading 10 New York
ION cycry business place in the United States.-
The Company is to he composed of we'll known
aPtailsts and business men; aud they have al
ldy secured Hughes electro agnetic tele-
.aPh patent for one to two hundred thousand
nr<, and leased all the direct lines of tele graph
s"m New York 10 Nova Scntia-the management
: which they will assume in January and the
line South and West will be constructed in
g Sprinr.
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JTdSbjnpi0a Items.

WASHINGTON, Nov. ls.-'The Report on the
Boundary Survey has been daily signed by the
rmmis sioncrs OF Mexico " of the United States.
t was plead by Major Emory in the State de
parngnt yesterday. II is probable therefore
that the Cabinet will take immediate action in re-
gard to the three million dollars balance, due for
the purchase of the Mesila Valley.
1t is also believed here that the Attorney Gen
rml will report in favor of paying that balance
ser to the hullcrs of Santa Anna's drafts.
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IN aLsconding o Kcer

a. "AI9on, Nov. TO- City Marshal Wcaver,who
=. posed from that "fiice. also from four 9th
oierS which he held under our municipal gov
"'eh'' on charges of official corruption, has
A9i"'t. Tie had few days before disposed
w. ~, real estate aud other property, and his
'odIhg has caused much sensation here.
''t from the grand Know Nothing Co"n-
r. cI
t' "a, ll:S"nN. Nov l7.-lhe Grand C"Dncil
"A, American Party recommends all subordI-
nj lodges to disband from secret organization
d" absolve the members from their. oollga-
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FUioI 4rct1ent IN IN 1cfOr

Cr!2A' y. y, Nov. Is George +. Evans, an
,"r was suddenly killed while walking down
I ~ street this.morning, by the falling of
yEf upon him. Evans was walking at the the
' WITH Mr., Foster, manager of our thea
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neral Of The men Killed at the recent .fre-Hefp


TVufTnI OJ The II TfTfU Ut TIF
for their families &c.
ALEXANDRIA,, Nnv.-The funerals of the de-
ased Gremen md citizens killed during the
Indignation took place to-day. An immense
oncourse of citizens, with the iiremen Of Wash
lgton, attended in regular order at this sad
uty.
j. T. Dowell, the owner of the burnt down
,tore and two others, employed in the same es-
Enlistment, were examined yesterday before
he Mayor 1t was rumored that Dowel had left
HE city.
Already upwards of eleven hundred dollars have
been subscribed for the relief of the families of the
deceased firemen.
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~ la, were put on board the CahawUa. The
%i %,;ncs over 100000 in specie
~ .,;5le Calamity in Iieraadria-Fire and Toss
Of Lif-Suspected facendiarism.
rho Washington Organ, of Saturday evening
-" avs we are called upon to day 10 perform
~ loncholy duty. in recording most terrible
UNITY a,;,v which brfe the neighboring city of Al
V,r"n1ria this morning.
Won't II o'clock last night. fire broke out in
'.S;rd story of the queensware store ON King
tue 'a :. near Fairfax, occupied by J. T. Dowell
sIrs' s,ore was consumed. with its contents.
u" sbant4 A. Mas the firemen were engaged in
I'M. a,; shing the embers, the west gable end of
G' Sliding, which was built of brick fell in with
'n ..eat crash, burying under the ruins large
"tsnher of the most respectable citizens OF Alex.
ardria ,.ra.u r.u.
og persons had been taken OUT Oh the RUNS deae
"n3 horribly mutilated:
Coo. Plain, pipeman OF the Star Company and
-orher the City Council.
N'' Ign Roach, of the firm of Roach & Washing.
gholesale grocery merchants.
'O| rorson Green. of the firm of Wise x Green.
lanes Keene, brick!ayer
pabt TAYLOR street payer
Nv Evans. gas filter, and David Appich, son
ofG, Appich. confectioner
The following persons were taken out wound
W. W Davis, C. Wise, David Williams, w. Lam
,.r, Robert Henry, G.. c. Somers, slightly; and
Dozen, coored, slightly. Many others,
~Laso names we have not learned are supposed
W ba buried in the ruins The citizens are ma
n,,the utmost exertions to recover them.
Tbjs distressing calamity has cast gloom o.
,or thc whole city, and business to day Is sus-
pended. ...e ,,o ooo;don. viii
be buried tomorrow. .,oooo
Mr., Dowel was fully insured. Slo,0Oo in the
uham,rle and 81 u, 900 in the Potomac Insurance
Gomnanv of Alexandria. The value of the stock
was but $4,000.
rbp fire was undoubtedly the work of an in.
candiary. Trains of powder were laid from the
third story to the cellar. and large balls OF cotton
,atnra,ed with spirits of turpentne, We're found
n various places. The most intense indignation
Exists against the perpetrator of this diabol'cal
crime. which has been attended with such disas-
irons results Suspicion rests upon certain
Individual. but we forbear to mention names at
The warehouse in the rear of the store was al
so On fire. but was cxtinguished without much
damage.
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~ 4 GUIDE Mon.s snls C,.nns,,.. ~ :.

ia futNp 5A fkLSlpLNf-lust published, \ NoICE
- Ahl.Nla or fHf NppfL REPUBLIC It's tifany on
iis tai@ Ndha review Of the ct iLe ,cln, nm, I'm
81 is .eINs 4 south America NcAea aud of IN Oh
4" 'Vt al tethe present crisis IN The United Statts
"a, i' a''i='n' Neiune l2no, 10th Gut-pree, a ~
'A> t7 great American Daenal rcNt Baok-snun1 T., fta
t9i' Tor reference, for council warning rcprtaf en-
9kehi'hi-P9tfiotc IN Sentmcntin ftc Political Amer
TINS " ''' -. i'''hoti
l. contains fund Of information that viii be Iaohol for in
vain ia any Other work. . Dim ~ -
II must become the Wasprv the b,, ava and still =,
tN'rt trne American. W recommend 1t with nrid, ns nj
hhh AMI antl'ss Niuieatnn of principle m CRUSADER
l.ntu bc re1l-=t.arts'fati FaftltpsHry
copies SOM ba ulil free postage on receipt Of III.
Pl Agents wanted 10 circulate this and other Va uale
"'Na throughout TINS state For full particulars address
\ KAANEA, Ia ilrpady ay. NV York
-, AGENT Tor virginia North aud south Carolina Georgia
Michigan, Iowa aud Wisconsin 'e'''
~ -. hNNS - Publisher of JoHSsoN's PH1IosuPl
cat CHAIRS for the Schools and Arradqmis ln,s
arr wanted 10 sell them throughout the Emitted states and
N'''''s' AauIess as above \. RANNEN.
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HALL STOCK, nSJ1.-lmic n stevens,

II TOKTEKS MD DEALERS TN IIIINA UIAbS
EARlHiNW AXE, &C, CONN DOOR ABOVE rowE1Is no.
tFI,) Pacfsbarg, la.
Since the late Are the 18th of May last vhfh destroyed
Store aud stock of Goods have taken the Store
door above rowes Hotel and formerly corrupted WA
by Mcssis. Wills Len 4 BroNncy Nhcre have llkkU
opened a largea, entirely nc~ stock Goods We -
hayo rseoiy from the European Markets. BY Abe ships
Aurora W st Point Irene and Neptune large ana saod
assortment of CHINA EAntnENwAIE &C. &c, and iten the
Northern aud Eastern Manufacturers assortment of
WARE, embracing every article usually kept In establish
of this kind We onum.rnic few of the leading
ccs GIT and Plain Dinner aud Tea Sets; of which
very beautiful Vases Pitchers, Plates Dishes Cups and
Snucors and Glass Ware Of all kinds Bowls Pitchers, Cob
let's Tumblors Wines, Dscanters savers Shades Saits
Plated and britannia Ware Casters Walters In Sehs
CHI and Mahogany Frnne Looking Glasses, all sycs
aud descriptions, Lamps Grandoes, Bathing Tubs Japan
Toilet Setts aud Stone Ware Of all sizes Having chnso
Goods mostly fer cash feel confident that sell
low other house be fund In The country Those
wishing to purchase respectfully invited o examine
sork We pay particular attention To the packing apart
uents MIR n STEVENS,
sep ;tts. LIST above Powells Hotel
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Al ESTATE In pursuance Of u deed executed tile
arY isd3 aud recorded Clerks the Hastings
eenr Cor the Corporations Of Lynchbnrg in trust Tor the pnr
posses therein specified aud hv the request Of the said George
q 'ne and with tn Of the ondosers ard others
cured in the said deed shalt THURSDAY the 9Th day
:, - sen nj tubir auction tothe hlshcst hh1'f
me eo" ing Real Estate part of the property conveyed to
TRACT of LAND in the county of Amherst, which Is
quite productive and lies we'll about mrs from the city of
oNemen In good repair thereon aud containing about 1000
as 10 he divided into three and the following proper
y IN the corporation OF IynchbnrE, ta-Nit
-Four tNosnry framed Houses aud Lots containing each
quarter an acre in the vcnity of Mcdaniel Hurt
Pfrons Tobacco Factory also House and Lot fronting
h street containing one quarter Of an acre being the same
mar tue lot Of u 4. Spence also Lot adjoining the
last mentioned otformrtv occupied by said Ctlo mor
mains nnsod of the Lot described par.
eel of ground in the immediate vicinity of Gas Works be-
ing nearly acre which Is the work shop
pied by Morgan, Cnfe Burnham with all the fixtures aud
appurenancs of thcreunto belonging the under
eeng informed thai luu ieet OF the said lot fronting on
the South side of the basin Of theI H. and X Canal has
heh sold since the execution Of the said dccdthe part
manning be divided into lots, also, the PIEDMONT
WORKS with all the buildings, furniture fixtures and
lynehnrg on the James River aud kanawha Canal the said
onrcs interest in said Works consisting forth in the
sad decd Of the lease purchased by him from Andrew Ellison
,nro and WHar nnni,i r. and sr t ,c snrrs
aud machinery The Cure since purchase,
subject to the rights of the James River and Kana,ha Coupa
hcren containing about acre, which is fine water
fow'r n ng rEoses 10 he taken from the new
been perfectly fitted great ensc very extensive
and valuable aud have nc regulations and oil worthy
IF the attention of persons wishing the build
ing and Agricultural implement business
The sale in each instance, will be the premises
To he sold and will commence, the farm In Amherst AT II
O'Clock A. NJ on tho day above mentioned fair II not
the next fair day Monday aud when commenced viii
he continued from day 10 day excluding Monday, until finish
ed II the Tract in Amherst be sold there the time
appointed, the viii be offered in the Market
House, in l.ynchburg, at IL O'Clock the next day.
TERMS cash for the expenses Of the salea credit of g.
2and II months for the resue OF the purchase moneytho
title 10 be retained until Ii is paid
JOHN NJ SPEED,
CHAS. X. SLAUGHTER,
ROBr. J. DAVIS, Trustees
CHlSWEIL pABNEY,
HENRY | FLOOD
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aAn nAn ACRES LAND WARRANTS
\ 9BVysVDVSt WANTED-I will pay the highest
cash prices for LAND WARRANTS. will also attend to
The prosecution Of any claims against Federal Government
j \. GORDON,
Attorney at Law.
Office on of 4h and 9Th alloy ynehbnrg
l. ~ ll-hN
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By TELEGRAPH.
MARkFl +

NJ" leEE, November l9.-Flour improved
straight State - Is; Ohio - -. Hbea, i'm.
Pfo'lng-southern white - %; red 81 o..
BALTIMORE November Flour active ut
- W. Wheat octise-r'ceipts large-advanccd
fo"r cents for good t. chaicc white 50 % to
- Vi. red 81 80 to 81 U}. Corn uucbangcd
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- TONERS AND FANCY GOODS DEALERS, whole
saln aud retail No lb1 Main street nearly opposite the TX
change Hank Richmond Va Country Merchants viii hnd n
large aud desirable Stock of Goods which will he sold such
terms as Will warrant second eal Terms cash approx
credit tiy
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FANNHASbANG MACHINES n Wheat FRns.-
a II. s WIIlTTEM0RE BRO, manufacturing n
their works the Basin very superior TERASHING MA
CHIMES and FANS of improved and ready
fill orders at short notice and reasonable terms,
Farmers wanting superior Machines depend getting
such by personal application by addressing through the
Post Office.
Also all kinds of repairing done short notice and
enable terms.
agents for the sale of OBED HUSSEY'S CELEBRA-
TED PA REAPER MOWER, at the manufacturers
price
wishing obtain of the above articles will do
well to send in their orders early possible
The reaper DO examined at Works.
may 5d&cts.
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r,o,XoxE s8yD Al assoysON.-Pnrsn.

MAD4<gAE s&SD Al ARe"TgON.-Pursa-
III ant TO decree Circuit Court of Bedford County,
made the Eth day Of September 1850 in the Of Bal
Mr(lanahan - the Undersigned Commissioner will
proceed the premises the 2ls day Of NoN EMBER,
S 10 sell highest bidder tho TRACT of LAND
Toned in aud rocecdngo the said suit which
tine late Mrs Lucy Mrtanahau resided lying in the county
oauote Roanoke river, in about Il miles Of tho Big
Lick depot the Virginia and Tennessee Railroad, contain
ing. bv recent survey, .. acres.
This Tract shat part If the county, which the
host land end is said 10 be very valuable and desirable 1t
has ON it cling aaad the buildings and nproy
usual @ farm
Tho be errlof 60 days for $780, four months
for OBJ aud ani ifcc for equal portions
Of the residue al pficc Negotiable satisfactorily
rsed will required for tn" first instamons and bonds
in good personal security sill be roqurod three;
md the tile land retained until the whole the pur-
chase money paiisubnet resale in default of Payment
ol 25tlt2ist q. \. WfNGfIEI.D, Comr