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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-30
DEATH OF HON. LANGDUN CHEVEs.

DEATH OF HON. LANGDON CHb' 20.
W. cannot mention, without emotion ths Ge"ii' W
this distinguished man, WHICH occuitou ia
Yesterday morning. 90 D,..J
Wr Cpyvys was native of Abbevie District and
horn IN the year l716 In his esry lie ne hi'ea d
larye place not only in the history OF our cry, nu'
in the history of the country. III very shoi. .'u
fte his entry into the practice OF law, IN our cry ne
was at the head of the Bar, and was soon electeG
member of the legislature where he served WIN als
tinctou. In 1910 he was elected Il member ol Lon,
vrrss from this district, i'll which capacity lie serSeu
duriny five Years. He one ut that grano trio-
Cmryr. L1wspEs and CALHouS-who led the Ad-
miustrstiuu nf Mr.. MADIsnN into the decisive meas
| ures which brought ON the war of lol2 BY his con,
duct in Congress, he established for hlmseli grahn
and nobls POSITION and on the retirement OF MT cLA
from the Spsakersp of the House, he was elected to
| III, his place. Subsequently, he was appointed d
Commissioner to settle important Questions arising
| out oil the Treaty OF Client. In 1917. when Inc
limited States Bank had been established. and oy
Wild ,pri; OF speculation, lad been brought 10 tns
vsry. Of bankruptcy, s waa appointed To its Presl'
drncy with a view nf retrieving its affairs Ii !" III
hi, conduct III ,is office that, probably, Mr. CHEfEs
deserve. most to be- honored. He found the Bank on
the brink uf insolvency; he regulated tne distributor
of ;,s funds; he restored order 10 IFS aHrs, AMI re-
dssned 10 il the character which was intended IN ltH
charter % tbs fthtul and honest regulator OF the
currency of tho United States. But IN DOING s"' ne
Wss obliged TO put the dividends al low rate, ana
wholly 10 suppress the dahblngs OF the speculators:-
T;a oo,s.nuence wa, that hs was hunted down by
/
man who wished to make the Bank all instrument OF
personal gain: and this TO extent that induced him
| TO resign the Presidency. His successor %h" was
act no in order satisfy these desires, after decia!2
large dividends, and giving endless Accommodations
to poi,ical and commercial applicants ended IN the
most tremendous bankruptcy that has occurred since
the days of the South Sen Bubble.
Alter This time, Mr. CHEvEs seems to have TAKEN
dscust to public life, and has never held any once
under the State, the United States, although M ha
always taken an interest in all great pubic question:
that have arisen. Witness his elaborate essay owl
the signature OF Say" published in this paper IN ia'
on The great question: then agltated OF the reVVa!
the United States Bank, which form the most com
pets and conclusive discussion of the subject that ha
ever been published.
But one of the high features Of MIR. CHE'ks charac
ter was his public dsnerestedness. lie never sough
| office and he never accepted it, save when III
thought he could do the State some service Whe'
he was selected by the Governor 10 I'LL the sea IN tn
Senate, vacated by the death of our great CALHorN
he only refused because he was An old man. aud un
equal to the dutes-[Char'estOn Merc"rg, J""c q.
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TRAssATLANTIc TELEGRAPH.-We have been in.
formed (says the Boston Post that tbs fret elegra
phic dispatch to be transmitted across the ocean will
be the compliments of James Buchanan, President Of
the United States, to Queen Fictoria and the return
dispatch will convey Her Msiesty's reply.
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DIED

At his resdence in the county of King William on Tues
day, the 9th Junc MoRDIcA b DAsSEY, Ia the G,,b
year OF his age.
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FREI(III1'S

fORElGN.-Seyeral Vessels Offering al very .jv rat,
Two ships loading for Liverpool at 2 aud one tor Lud
at 2.s 3D. several for Venice al abom, T. n hid and
barlur for Bristol, terms unknown
DOMESTlC-Tlc following the presrn, rates AZ Goa,
wise lr.ish>:
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LANES SnlITu ESQ

Judiciul Circuit. lin" I'll:
JAMES SMITH, ESQ, OF tho tnuu,Y ui
~ hin. & Queen is u ranhidRcc irr tie u'hce oi
Judge recently made by thc I,nrntei death OF
Hor Eusiar" Conway and will ceir" III" al support
OF many voter. in IN" ccuni'"- Of htoG W'lsn Eng
g. Queen, Essex, Caroline and Hnn"r"r.
June J-ctd"
S,TO THE VOTERS or TIE EIGHTH
~ JUDICIAL CIRCUIT We uuthUr.Srd to
announce RICHARD n COLEIAS. Esq ms y candidate
Tor the Jud zip the III hn ludic! Circuit la ill liz.
vncancy occssioned by the dcnth of Judge Eusace Con.
way. May 23-ctf
r@EIGIITH JUDICIAL CIRCrIT.-Rh,H-
~ ARD 4. CLAfBROOK, of NorIbun,bcrl and ia
a Candidate Tor tho Judgeship Of JudicnI district
9Th Circuit, madc vacant by the death Of Judge Conway
June
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-30

MARINE NEWS,

rUkI Of RICHMOND, JusE - 1851.
HIGH WATER THIS DAY At III CLOCK
ARRIVED.
Steamer jamestown, Parrish, New York, mdss. and
passengers.
Steamer Belvidere Keen Baltimore mdse.
Schr Lynchourg, Harris, New York, mdse.
Schr Nelly u, lialsy Philadelphia, coal.
Schr Robert z KING Ls.ds, Pnii,d.ipbia coal.
Schr w Roche, johnson, New York, hay
Schr l!anet Mars, Goeghegan Baltimore, mdse.
Schr + Miller, Wilcox, Clsirlnout. slaves.
Schr Telegraph, Davis. Baltimore, coal.
SAILED,
Schr Baltimore, Phillips, via Port Wsliha, Goa,
Washington. ID e..
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Potomac TiNBEn.-Tne splendid timber upon me
Potomac has attracted ths attention OF enterPrls''S
lumber merchants from III. North. Messrs. Evans,
Mcclure s. Co., of New York, have recently rir'
chased considerable iract I'll T"rr:;ery "n The 'lt
pinis shore, few miles below pusntic" creek nha
have erected thereon houses. ami u large ee"ins e.
tablishment for the purpoae ." procuring snip timber
for the New York marker. Their tract Is sad 10 DO
one OF tbs best timbersG in hat ser'i"n.
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A CoNrkAuIcrIOS-hlrs L. u. Ross. wife OF FRO
esor d. Barton Ross contrsdctS the report that h+r
husband attempted commit suicide at Petersnnrs'
vs. lie yas attacked by vertigo, and took chi ro-
form A. remedial agent. Its eilec!, however wa
70 aprrsyse the symptoms and while in state
which rendered him unconscious Of hs actions he IN.
iicted two stabs upon himself with common p1rk-'
knife neither of which produced any serious effects.
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The citizens of Parkcrsburg, Va, lave selected Il
Van Wiukie, Ed, 10 deliver the oradon at their Gel
abratiou Oh the Fourth Of July.

MILITARY Recommendations Wise has
appointed John Tayoe, Esq. of Cbuterton, King
George county, aldde-camp TO the nn,rnanier-in,
chief of the State forces with brevet RINK Of colonel
of cavalry. His EIceeney could moi have .e"cisd any
one unou whvm to confer thi. Distinguished honor /,
possessing in u higher degree than Col Taylos oil the
requisites of the brave, generous. aud covaroN sol
dier-i FrcdericksJUrg RscO,dcr.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1857-06-30

Gr,so ron MELoNs.-We had very fine melon
patch which WAS well nigh destroyed by the striped
bug. The vines had just commencei runnng' aud IN
tyS or three DAYS the bugs had stripped nearly every
leaf. As desperate remedy We applied handful Of
gusno on the top of the hill far as The tops had rum
taking care that it did fall the leaf lntw-niy
four hour- not bug 10 be seen he vines had a'
sumed healthy and vigorous appearance and are
now loaded with fruit. This experiment was not IN
one vine only, but hundreds. So says all Exchange.
Il EredericEsbury Hccordrr.
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NJ OLASSES.-,O hhds Reboicd Mosssc.. landing,
ANA and Tor sale b.
June 20 l. & q i DAVENPORT
SUGAH-l00 hbI. Brown sugar, OF low grade Tor
~ Sale by
June 80 |. 4 g. B. DAVENPORT
Id ERklGERATORs.-Auu supply OF tn. rno,1
IL approved keiri:crstos o. Prices from In
80, thus enabling every family ~ procure one
June 80 EULkLEY & CO
LYNNE, UI.-, WINDOW t,i.ASs. Ac-aI
IL way. in .tore, large aud comprl. assortment.
PURCELL, LADD L. CO..
Jun" ~ Dru.si,rs, Pearl street
UBRlCATlNG AND OTHER MACHINE
H oils rn,tub!e oT all .rnd-s Vi iachiu.ry. inr -
BY flECELL, LADD L. CO,
June 81 Druggists. Pearls.
WHY DID DIX KANE TRY TO Kill. GOD.
w FfEi-Londos Tin,s
DE Li'lAGsIONs - years Explorations and adysn
trses on the "ids Ut Africa. Edited by J H Coon,,.
r. IL ,. WIN insp and eugravlsgs paper so Cts ma.
oopfhEfS Narrative of the last Grinnel Arctic Explcr
ing expedition, m search Sir John Frauklin ls5,5
rave By W. G. Godfrey one Of the survivors of ,be
peIi.oh; VIVA illustrations. Paper 81 CTS; Muslin 3
Inn. ~ 'S3 ~ RANDOLPHS
Bookstore and Bindery.
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TIE CONFLICT OF AUTHORITIES IN ONO

MOKNiNG:, JUNE 'so' Ie'.'
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Corded satisfactory by the Governor and Councils of
Virginia has been repudiated by the subordinate re-.
vising Clerk, as wholly unsatisfactory; and that the
result has been the rejection OF claims amounting to
many hundreds of thousands of dollars WORTH TO the
reputation Of the judgments of the tribunals of Viz
ginia, aud of the just rights of our people.
1t seems to us most palpabe that the late Secreta
~ of the Interior widely miscons,rued the act of
August 81, 50. His construction OF liz directly op
posed to the intention of the a~thor IF the recison
feature OF the act, and to the coeporaneous UNDER
stsndng OF the whole Virginia delegation in Con.
grsss. The latter-thoss who framed the law--say
the revision was designed for tho defeat of fraud,
and the correction of manifest mistaken that where
nothing appeared the face of the case indicating
fraud palpabe error the decision of the Virginia
tribunals should be presumed to be right aud should
stand conclusive The late Secretary Of the Interior
who is known 20 have had no very decided Virginia
proclvities construed the act TO that he should
have NO sort Of respect for the Judgments OF the
tribunals OF Virginia. and should substitute for those
sdSmenls, has opinion aud will. Waoss oonstruc.
ton. We respectfully ask, il k oily to he the true
oos and which Of the two constructions is most con
fornsble to right reason aud to STATE riehtsi
1t sesms To rs, that the clerk of the Scrip Bureeu
who sin IN Judgment The tribunals Of Virginia
hss committed ,w" capital mi.,akes Frs, Ls has
refused 70 rec'gn1' Tho CONSTRUCTIONS of the Virginia
Statutes a. given by the Vrgiuis tribunals In doing
this he has uptnrned principle Of State rights a.
Old - the Confederation. and a fundamental ,.os,
principle a. ancient the Federal Judiciary i,sct
The Supreme Court of the United States has, pums.
rous times, decided, that when State tribunal of
sst resort in State, constructs State statute las in
the cess Of the Virginia land bounty laws J the con-
seructlon Of that tribunal 10 conclusive and final
binding not only on the State, but on the United
States authorities. The action Of tho scrip clerk
cvsesarns utterly, this fundamental principle Of
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az HITCnIE & DuNNAvANT.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-14

Our telegraph dispstehes yesterday gave
the fret election gun 10 salute Of the new
Adm inistrstion. New Hampshire has re-
esived Mr.. Pierce back into her arms with
al embrace which probably has lief, nc liz.
lie breath in his political bsdy. The Re-
publicaps Of that State brve just elee,e,
their Governor, Congressnen and Lsgsls
turs, by large nsjorities! This 10 indeed |
warm welcome ts the new Administrative
ssd to the retiring Ell Rrssidenr Pierce
should by ell means accept the proposition
of his pro-.lsvery friends to purchase him .
home 10 the South. But we don't thiDk
the offer was made ia earnest. The South
no doubt sespises tbs traitor while che prof.
il BY the treason.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-14

ET To BBuII.--The Slave Democracy
celebrated Inauguration day at Davenport
Judge Grant was the leading speaker, and
astounding to relate, declared in the strone'
cot terms that Dr., Eade was no longer q
Democrat; that the Democracy had repudi
sted him, snd wsske1 their hands of hi.
infsmy' This is the unkindest cut Of al,
But, the Judge cannot wiPs out the damned
spot; nor can he wipe DOT the Dr. whC
means 10 stick to the party ~ he sticks 'e
the Office and the School Fund.
Iose Guy keys4
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ssad Hin 70 Virginia

One Of the r. r. We Of Virgins offer,
TO subscribe 900 towards buying Pierce d
plantation well stocked with negroes, ss a
token Of gratitude, for ns devotion while
President, 10 siaveholding interests
To this New Hampshire man says, tina,
Nsw Hampshire will subscribe double q,
much - Virgins for that purpose. and that
be will subscribe 5000, provided Pierce
agrees 10 livs on il for the remainder Of his
life.
We hope both these Offers will be accepted
and the plantation bought - soon ss pos.
sible. Let him live among thoss be served
the bslsncs Of his days. ipfsweus and con.
sse,sd. CAs<s&S 1y1,
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l'eb LET.
DWELLINGS, STORES Ann OvrTova

IA convenient dwelling with ave ronms 49,
coIail ei.isfh sad pump Ia ths Kitchen snl ~ ~
81 water IN tho yard, suitable for 4 smsu :, " "
sniys possessiou on fut OF Apni; within oas I'M,
Of the Post once. 'H7 bof'
e. An otbee (ironli over IaiimxRh ro.,o,, .
az hoaso, on Brady street, uexl DuIdi N, 80 u
ths Post once; i'm Immediate Possession eau h. h.g
5-iwe neni omess ~ isei by ~ aud .srt nor,
Of .hs above, over tie lows boot Room ""'''
1.-TWO large rooms 20 by IS feet sa,n,a, =.
above, tso rooms 20 feet by 10, e.,iina ~ "a.
hiEa, good front entrance. - 'ee
t-ihree stores and sweilinsr "a fac. - *
Brady 81 between ith aud 9th. - W "'
6--Trost oTes and dwellings Ia feet nv a. -
Appi}to Ell ADAMS, BooEssiis,' p'''
mehl3 ~ NO. 30 BRADY near ths Poi Mt,
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The ps'tntghIg heretofore existing between Alfa
3Ans'ts sHt LETT Davis 7udsr the style Of SANDER 4
Davis, The printing aa5 publishing Of The Davenport
Daily, G-Westiy aRd w. Wy Gszstte 10 this day a.
solved BY mutual oonseut All persons sving claim.
sganst the above nrtn requested 70 present them
Immediately and tiase Indebted are notasd thai set
slsnsnt is Immediately required Either d tn. nndsr.
sight iiiy empowered receive monsy. or 10 set,
lie ali scoonnts due N from the once
ALFRED sARDEHs,
GstspPosL sAAsssy ls., lssT. LxyI DAVIS.
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Ifof he 0AGstts.
MEssss. EpIroRs:---l see BY the last do.
ings Of our ,sh. "Ci,y Fathers" ihst they
have passed IN ordinance to widen Brady
s,reet--S0 feet from 7th to the North bounds
OF eat-lot No. l6--or Dessints premise -
and from thence North to Locust street. but
10 feet.
| should like 20 know If the same BUSH
ness community 10 not likely to pass where
it is only to be 10 feet - where II is re.
quired to be so feet; and il necessary to
widen part of the way. why not the whole !
And ii ever to be accomplished, the longer
deferred, the more difficult the task
Since our aCity Fathers" have got the
ECity Charter amended to their liking, ont
would Judge from their acts that there was
nothing impossible for them to do; and thai
the next step, would be to declare their
honorable body, not only the supreme rulers
OF Davenport, but competent to legslate
hfor all lows; and that it will be but slight
Ething to come in conflict with the Supreme
ECourt OF not only this State, but the United
Estates. II | mistake not, when they come
TO put their ordinance in force, they will
find, il they attempt to take private proper
~ for public purposes, without inst com
lpensation indepen dent Of benefits conferred
that an injunction is equally applicable tc
protect private interests as it has been t.
prevent the rapacioasness Of their honora
Bile body plunging their hands into the City
Treasury at the tune OF from % to - PEI
night VIII not sisdom die when thsi
term Of office expires, And can they no
be persuaded by a large remuneration,to cast
their NANTES on go many Efjahs, to pre-
vent ne from cropping our way blindfolde'
a nd in he dark for the future. z.
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DlowyEp.-The Camanche Resists
ed in pond hole, on Monday. g short dis
tsnee below the residence of Dir FoIlett
on the Davenport road He wac probably
sberrsted or he would not have left the
highway to lose bis life 10 such place
Nothing was found on his person Sup
posed TO be Mr.. McCleaFy, of Clinton
IsDlAn.-Two head chiefs of the Mir
quake trib c were IN Cedar Falls few day
since, with their wives. retinue Of hunters
children, dogs, and ponies. Their presen
residence is in Tsma county, but they wer,
ON hun,ing sud visiting tour through ths
which was once their 10 beri,ance.
POLK CousFY.-Polk county has vote,
to take three hundred thousand dollsrg o
stock 10 the Mississippi S Missouri Rive
Railroad.
NEw CHuEcH--The Old School Presby
tersns Of Marion, Linn county, have jus
dedicated new and very fine church ed
Zee.
SHAsKFEL.--The way the poor deer ar,
hunted down and slain, for the paitry pric,
OF his bide, is too bad. In many instance,
the carcase Is mostly left for the wolves
Do let the poor creatures live until they may
be made useful for food.--C. B. Buok.
IspErEsDEEcE.-The buildings pu, No il
independence, Buchanan county, durine
year 1856, amounts to the respectable sum
of slo1, 45o.
RAILEoAp soTE.--Powshiek county
voter on the goth OF the present month
upon the question Of subscribing 500, oeO
TO the capita stoeH Of the M & 81 Rail.
road The MontezUms Gazette is opposed
to the proposition.
A Boz THEF.--A boy named Jas. Gin.
ley stole horse at Cedar Falls. last week
but va. arrested before he had reached In,
dependence, He said that be mad Meth y
friends nor money, and hence this act
FAzAL ACCIDENT We understand ii,sl
two men from Essex county, New Yoyk
were drowned in the Wapslpineeou. OF d
slough on the other side Of that river, on
Tuesday ls.t From what we cen under
STAND there Was four men in company. Ell
from The same neighOorhood in Neg York
and were ou, west looking at tbs eouatr,
Ia attempting to cross bridge the borsel
fell through, and two Of the men pot on
to eytricale them, whilethe other two stai,
In the wagon. The two men who got GU
Of the sgon and both OF the horses, wert
droxned, while the other two men fosteC
Of ia the wagon bed and reached The shore
in safety We have not learned ans
names --Maqaoseta Ssntnssl
SUDDEN DEA1H.-Dsniel Msuck, AZ Ola
citizen Of Musestine, died few dave egt
very suddenly Il his residence near lhar
city, Win something like aPople1y
SHoT Tine only son Of Mr. Isaac Heaight
& boy twelve years old, vas shot in al sliey
at Keukuk last week aud lived but a lev
minutss, II is supposed he was accidental
~ shot by 6ome other boy, who fearful oil
punishment will not acknow ledge the deed
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All RIeHT.-The Council Of Cedar Ra
pids have granted the right Of way through
that town to the Chicago, Iowa T. Nebrssk,
Railroad Company.
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1fu AouertiSel1leats.
n. e.. EADS,
08NERAL LAND AGENT AND NOTARY

08Wk2 AL LAND AUNT AMI NVAASs
- PuDLIC. r.
nRFClE over spsIdtng . store, L. clAtEe row. e.
Otrsnos - claire Hall, ~ stIsol, DAvenpod,
will aussd toths pusehsss and sale VI sysry Alnd
Real Estate
il any part Of lows ssd especially In SCOTT and ~.
iotning couatiess leasing houses, e0tieoune aeess
Of all Ainds and promptly remitung precssas, 20
every thing olss connected with the Lana AGehe,
Il Asn mhll
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DOCTOR A. q, NASSEY

nffbHS ais professlonaI services 10 The oitiIa,
~ Of Davenport AMI vicinity.
Residence al tho nosss ot r. 81. HauseI FULTON i,
addition, above hsiirosd Bridge. Once fcI IL,
present 10 the store OF n n housel, No LeCI.irf
How, WHARF he may be- consulted II ON o,cloek A
nj. 10 6 r. NJ. .sr.hu -
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a oALEE4 iTEa,-Hsnry .Corwilh suc
Lbss.H ko2ers-the latter the well kDosr
isat tryEer, II Wall street, N. Y
have retired from the banking house ol N
Corwith d Co., Gslens, leaving tbs busi
ness in the hands Of N and John Z Corwi,h
Tie old style OF the hrm lie no, altered, nor
he its credit impaired by the change. For
the last five or eight years this bank fng
house and its New York branch have con.
uollsd the entire lead usde e the Unite d
States, whereby oil The parties have been
made Immensely wealthy. The Resources
Of the Gslsns house alone have been eeti.
mated Al two and halt millions OF dollars.
!, was This house, 10 conjunction with X. X
swift, Brother d. Johnson OF ,his city, and
w ash ourne T. Woodman of Mineral Point,
Wiz, that made tilt al the Georgia bank.
ers Of this city and compelled hen 70 with.
draw their entire circulaiion.- CAsca2s
NV.
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rxxcUroR's sALx OF RIAL xsrArE.

EXECUTORS 1AL3 OF REAL xoTAfR.
DURsuAAT 10 order of tho Judge OF Probate
Il Of scott county, will be sod At public saeueh
Saturday tho 18th day Of April next ~ 10 O'Clock
sniivoiy late OF Crawford county, Ohio, dcosased,
may be necessary 10 satsfy mo Claim snsi the
Estate Of said heekenhvely, amounting 10 he sum
Of three hundred and eighty -seven dollars and tho
ch srges Of administration,
said Estate consists of lots No. 10 and the ives,
half OF lot No, ~ In block No, in GREEN'S 10 ad-
dttion 10 tbs ci,y Of Davenport, and the N w and
me Qss OF the Or u the 5 w Or Of section 20
~ ~ east. The lots will be sold nrst the
p eHtsesi aud II necesssIy1 the romsin1sr Al the
same place
For further particulars enquire o.
ESQ. p. wHITCS&ir FE'l.
uavsapcTt March III 1857 DIV
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s.a hsS.ha Lad t~o years sIperieaee In he busi
sss, nave ashe U pTovsmsnts In Tho sppIication
ans go OF iae material, whereby they are
snsoleo 10 construct more durable roof thar an
ohsi composition yol Invented. As ose meal =,
,n,o, y. y, vests flooding, there are eyara ui
81 sne insenion travelling this State Win IRE
soha.a r1te sn mat are slightly varied. bpt ones
s. anon u 10 Impossible tc Tell the dnerenca he.
sean snose ana Vests Cement, The subseribe r,
t.ns.s nI. ioar different samples Of lhess .re
he = sIa On tracinF the N after out fon nd
;ns P. Ihs naa ~ been working Ia Vests Ro' r
. ns; NY saessribers would caution the pablie
~ - ~ s.eh w tudors, - IL IL we'll know ,haI
III, g ha material has yet been discovered which
~. ooAi lhe aeuon OF heat and cold, frost AMI wa
~. ~ 70 INDIA Rubber; and II any diaooy ery i,
MA o. ensIt, The psrtiss thereto viii he
.s,., pohsiGie Tor such Infringement 70 the mi
- WIN. Wells Co. will cover roofs and keen Them
~, w. tooa "aef Tor or 10 years withont expens. 40
ed. ssf except
"a. h;-TreIson. wishing to purchase CouDty
II pkhs "a ths etste OF Iowa for III uss O r 49,
= n""ohns can be suppiisA by applying 10 W. WI
mErchy 49, -" "stohh'
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-03-14
N A n n IE D

~ MAR RIED,
On the 18th by Rev, Mr.. LoppERsAos, Rector q
Trinity Church, Mr.. JOHN A. GUY TO Miss ELIZA
BETA THOMPSON, ali Of this city
We oongra tulAts our friend upon his change OF con-
dton and hope he may be equally prospsrsd IN
phase Of HE.