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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1857-01-19

y w hftehu fst's Gallery, No. ~,
MAIN STREET P HOTOG aAPHS AND
observation-disclosures to establish q repu-
tatiou for good Pictures, and the patronage
once ex ended to this Gallery. have made prepa-
ration for taking Photographs in style not surpess
ed in sny city in the Union Having operated
tenivey in Europe well IS in the largest estab-
lishments in this country feel that can give
pie satisfaction to the most fastidous taste. Having
engaged the services of an artist, design introduce
ing Photographs colored in oil and water colors.-
Pictures will be sold st this Galery cheap ashley
csn be procured in any Northern city. Ambrotypes
taken in ths finest style, from dollar up Call
and see. ALBERT LITCH,
ia 9-dlms Manager.
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A w. RICHARDSON..
n. GENERAL AGENT AND COLLECTOR,
Attends to the Collection of Claims, Hiring out Ne.
groes, Renting out Houses, and general Com
mission Business.
w Office 18th street, opposite Exchange Hotel,
with w. H. Richardson, Richmond, Va.
de z5-dlm
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rVNO GARDENERS AND OF ri q e .. 4
l. have on tand 50 HOT-BED SASH. calculated
to raise vegetables early. Also large quantities of
sale cheap for cash or approved credit.
Orders for the above received from town Or couu.
try and executed with neatness and dispatch at the
old established Factory on Mayo street, by the sub.
scriber
ia ,6 ST MILES AMUIER
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~ The First Annual BALL, of GLIB.
rRTY" FIRE COMPANY, No. Twill be given at the
HAIL. over the FIst Market, on MONDAY, the I'd
Of February, 1851.
Muslc-By DoLLrSGER's Cotillon Band
Supper will be furnished by Andrew Pizzini.
For further particulars, see future advertisement.
jai7-ts
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BY Alex. Mott, Aucf,

BY Alex. Mott, Aucf.
FURNITURE. DRY GOODS AND (,R0,
CEkIES.-Will be sold at auction, at nv store
on TUESDAY MORNING next the 20th. conn
cling at 10 O'Clock, fine assortment of Second hand
Furniture
DRY GOODS Cloths, cassimeres, C.s,ipett..
kerseys, Mouslins, Calico, Domestcs &C.; 100 Blan.
Hats, Caps &c.
0RoCERIES.-Whiskey,G Gin, Brandy, Co1disI,,
Sugar, Coffee. Candles Soap, Buckwheat, &c,
AUTHORITATIVE be added, so lbe Candy. AZ.
sorted; dozen gallon Jars; TailoFs Table, with
jal9 Alley NOrr A..
DUBLlC sALk OF HORSES. MULE9.
= COWS, HOGS. sc. &c, AT PUBLIC AUG.
T!ON-Ihe subscriber, having sold his farm. will
ieil at pu6lie auction on THURSDAY. the I'D Of
after, his stock of Horses. Mules. (soms Of them
young and very yaluabe,) Cows Hogs, &c; PIanta.
ton Utensls, embracing q Wheat Machine, one of
Mannys Wheat Keepers. nearly new, one Of smiths
steamer Corn Shelter, Cutting Knife, &c &c; also,
&c bis Crop Of Corn, shucks, Blade Fodder, from
to 10 cwt Of Hay, Wheat, Straw, &C also. a nor.
ton of his Household Furniture.
la l9-4tk No D rvNr
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ROAkDlNG.--A small family and a few
= gentlemen can be Accommodated with good
Board and pleasant rooms with the conveniences Of
home; also Day Boarders by applying at No 1874
Main street, opposite Eagle Square do 27.-.ts
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a Ate NTlON GRAYS.-Attend a
q regulsI Company Drill. at Lafayette all, on
III MONDAY EVENING next, at II O'Clock.
u BY order of Capt. ELLIOTT.
Js7-2t JOHN T. ROGERS Ord arIu
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no; FOX GOLDEN's Window SHADE

Having engaged with Mr.. Moore, solicit the %
tronsge Of my friends. L. r. ELLIs
il 1S-6tk l.4
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- FIFTY DOLLARS K E " AR D.

f7E-TEa FOR SALE.--A very fine and
MI IM beautiful young cow with her second
M3H calf. not week old--raised in the town
.E.-ssess@zzGe of Sidney. Apply at this office.
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COMPOUND EXTRACT OF Will ID
~ CHERRY AND WOOD NAPHTHA One Of
the best remedies for Coughs, Colds, Group and
Whooping Cough and diseases of the Lungs This
nrepai alton contains Of the medicinal virtues Of
Wild Cherry Bark and other highly esteemed reme-
aies, combined with Wood Naphtha, afording reme-
dy whoss tonic healing and grsat curative powers
hsve been succe ssfully tested for years and highly
approved Of by fh' aiesns and others Price so cts
Prepared BY Il. ] PlCOT, Druggists, and cold by
Druggists generally. Jas
NOTIGE.-.NDy wife Martha a. Levi.
~ hes ieR my bed and board, without just cause
OF proyocatiou on my part; therefore, do forwarn
all Against receiving into their houses or
giving her credit for any thing on my account for any
sum or amount Whatsoever
j. I3-dss JOHN LEWIS.
DkLETl Hk,s d l. o & 4 Fluid ron
i The HAIR.-A beautiful glossy and luxurious
growth Of Hair, can be obtained BIZ fts use Eject
nay preventing is falling OF or turning aray; Ire
any virtues and delightful pes funs has made II An
Indispensable artiels Of the toilet. Pdss IS cents
GEO. poWDEN, Dnxsist DO.
j. " 9Th and BrOaA sfseefe
RHYAN's l.OUGM Luz ENlike Peas e5s
n Candy, Pastiles De Paris; french Jsjabs fasas
and s.her rsmsdies fer coughs soiss ts for sale By
I'd WILKINS No. . kUTTkK, e cisse
- soasisnneat. Eos sale by
800 s~eo " - W.
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HIKING AND SELLING or kT.AYk1-
~~>>o>>--.-....-
E>OR HIRG...l have for hire the nresenr
1 year, an elderly Man, who il q common labsrer
He has worked in Coal Yards Gardens and on Puh
lic Improvements. HANCOCK LEE
ia IS St
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NEGRO HIRING...The subscriber gain
offers his services to his friend and the public,
for HIRING OUT NEGROES for the ensuing year.
He pledges himself to his best exertions to pro
mote the interest of those who may favor him with
their business and to pay special attention to the
groes during sickness.
He hopes, from experience Of twelve years, to
be able to give satisfaction.
Office at the old stand Of Dabney Cauthorn, cor.
Of Main and 18th Streets opposite the St. Charles
Hotel. EDWARD N. DABNEY
do
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"A "A HORSE POWER 9 + A NJ EN-.
"A CINE, SAW MILL AND FIXTUREs AT
AUCTION.-.The subscriber designing to discontinue
the Lumber business, will sell on MONDAY, the I'd
OF March next, his very superior Steam Engioe Saw
Mill and Fixtures, on credit of IL months.
The Mill is in perfect order, having been worked
only about two years 1t is situated mile above
Atlee's z. ton, Virginia Central Railroad.
Any sectional information may be obtained Of the
subscriber. through the Richmond Post Office.
Ia t7-.-dt2ma* THOS B ANDERSON In
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" GentIemen of lie WING and Know

NOTHING PARTIES At your request, announce
myself candidate for the Off :e Of SERGE ANT of
the city of Richmond at the coming election in April
next To those who will favor me with their sup.
port, promise faithful discharge of the duties Of
the office.
Yours gentlemen, with the utmost respect,
ia l7-Stt CHARLES w. GRACE.
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BOARDING..

ROARDING..--Mrs. A. G. SAUNDERS,
II residing on 9Th street, French Garden Hill, can
accommodate gentleman and lady, with pleasant
room furnished or unfinished, with Board; also
tonr or five day boarders by the week or month.
ia 5-eodlw
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IL GGf HI nEpOh6 IttE fHOElzh zee
IN W 9 have in store the largest Atock of
FINE CLOTHING and
GENTLEMEN'S FURNISHING GOODS
to be found in the city to which add ions being
made by every steamer, direct from our own man u.
factory
Being more largely engaged in the manufacture
and sale of Clothing than any other house in tho
State, with experince of nearly twenty years Ia
the trade in this city, we are ensbled to offer the
greatest Inducements to rurch asers to call ON
e. Our fnotto-"Quick sales and small profis"
ia l6 KEEN, BALDWIN 4 CO.
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h'OUND-nfght or ten days ago, nenr tue
Baptist Institute, a large CAMEO Breast
PIN. The owner can get the same by paying for
ms advertisement j. 7-St
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MILES AMBLER,

NOTlCE...The subscriber has Iakep tie
y Yard hetetofore occupied by Mr. o. N Davis,
and has made arraDgements to keep always on hand
q full supply of OAK and PINE WOOD.
respectfully solicit the patronage of the former
customers of Mr. Davis and the public generally 1
will be assisted by Mr.. L. P. ELLIS.
TERMs-Oak Wood &5 per cord; Pine do, 81 -,
CASH. JAMES A. MOORE
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" The Iuian RuildinK Fund COMPANY

DENNIS l. BRO, franklin st.,
? Opposite Metropolitan Hall.
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tbs 1T, Wnilam d. Nneliings, situated On
hotb Sn OF sTosd and 18th streets, can be found
"a gay and night when not professionally engaged.
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a. FOR SALE At Lipscombe's sta
9Xble, on End street, between Broad and Grace
pair of young, sound and we'll broke HOR.
SES They are sold because the owner is about re.
moving from the State, and has no farther fer
them. ia l7-6t>
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TOR HIRE-:A No. L House Servant and
Il Seamstress, Of most excellent character. Apply
to EDWIN A. SMITH, 2lst street,
ia 16-St Between Main and Cary sts.
EOR HlRE-A Boy who has been used
l. to Farm werk, large enough to plough, &c. Ap.
ply to GEORGE A. HUNDLEY
jal4-6t* 1870 Broad street.
nor SALE.-A young and likely Girl, ac.
l. customed to general Homework. Sold for no
fault, Also, FIVE Shares OF Farmers' Bank Stock.
Also, five Shares Richmond Building Fund Company
Stock Apply to WIN. PHILLIPS,
ia list Gouldin's Old Stand.
EOk HIRE "A young Woman, accas
Il toned to House Work. Apply at
ia17-St EDWIN WORKMAN CO.'S
NOR sALE...A Woman, who is an excel
L lent House Servant and splendid Washer and
Ironer Apply at this Office. ia l7-St*
TOR HlRE.-A WOMAN who IL a good
cook, washer and ironer, Also, GIRL, which
can be recommended first rate house servant or
ladies' maid.
JAG ALEX MOTT
LNOk HIRE.-A strong able 0died MAN
who 10 a first rate ostler, carriage driver
goner and of the very best character either by the
month or year. Apply to
EGdLESTON FITZGERALD,
desc No. ID Pearl street.
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H'OUND--On the evening of Jan. 9Th, in
l. our store an amount of MONEY, dropped by
some one VINO can recover the Same by app location
TO US, after giving description of it and paying the
COST OF advertising VALENTINE & SON,
ia list No 90 corner Road ana orb -.
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REMOVAL.-D. HAlikKTY, bell and
~ BRASS FouHoER AND FINfsHHR-HaSins re.
moved my Foundry TO No. 256 Main street, between
stn nc stn streets. ann now prepared {, execute
iags Also al kinds of 6rass Finishing and having
the patent right Of 0srrstts Patent Anti.
neuoa METAL which 10 superior to any thing of the
than Brsss
D. HAGERTY, Bell and Brass Founder,
10 GaG Mai atrasf
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HIGH CONSTAnLk,S SALE----1ViI no
IL sold, on the premises. on TUESDAY. Januarv
20 1857, at IL O'clock. M that framed house fatelv
used as . blacksniths shop on part of lot No ~.
Adams division, situated on Union street. between
franklin and Grace Streets and near the auction and
commission house of Baker Peasants. Isubiect to
ground iease to safety distress warrant 10 nv hands
W John Nc kinley, assignee Of W. H. Essley. in ia.
vor of Geo N. Darlington. "
ia 1875 FRED BJJTLER II n n n
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gEBROH ACADEMY.

'VuE FALL TERN Of this In.uuian viii
| ,.uusu.. up MuHIly, th- 3iat J,, ct August,
lud ,YutiHfr twelve weeks.
SELDEN +. NEAL, AM, Principal
Mp. ANNIE u. HNEnuWs, rrrorlrr.s.
With ouch assistance as lae ulrrs'lo' ths school
IrVH...#.
Nr Nr,Ihns BAL successful ,hlr-uul ihr school
iLr tvr fls,trm. The Inu.y, Case u'l.n..
Iu recommending b,u 90. IbHwrgh IR,hr.
Those " I.hJ.g iH await iH.us,.yrs off ..H aI.
vantage. of chi. srhnr''u o., vel Go b, present
800 the commencement u' ia. trru.
Vuub,, Gur $40 a $3.50.
Wutru. in.ul.ug wood, u.hrs 1ul washing,
.ga,urrvtk. Additional arrangement have
l..I u, n. f,r Bombing. lHIf visl.u, Goo halm
tarm.rI,rs can Hrl rHHfaH.
JOSrpIl UNRROWS, SECRETARY.
Il.lrr. lut a., 1851.
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This crri6,s hat have u.ad rul DAVE
Nst,ar. Pain KILLER with goat success in ciscs
of Dra.,a laaugum, common bowel complaint,
lraa.au... oal.hs. orI', Gr., arl would ,lrer-
UtI., recommend ita.a ,r.,bI. family msl.c.u-.
JAMES e.. BONNER. Vasnrofthr
H1n.... church, II.Nrt, Nluaa' Nia0l Hui.
Ne Pony ua.. Is sots-lla,Hr virHo..
cd hr b.nHsn' ,1,., OF laa- Pain ki...r, Co.
.,.nI o.r..0 p.vul aaI Cholera Natus,
v,,l.1a i,a mla,h, pact, and tern,ns ,larnrt
OF b.nr,oe.gr Co Ga, suffering, varI most
,a,unI, recommend DO, u.r ta s1rh ,. m', De
.rF.r.r- nuH t'ea'aumsnuur.I or similar Jis.
rlsr. ..a.slE .rf .-r rtI feH.'y.
EDWARD D.. FULLER.
Tt.rp. IIut u.lu.f ,a.,h, S.ms,s', Ma.
THE ,rgu6.s ih,, ur mla, years have used
Davis N,.,all. raia hIsr Boo rr, family 90 eve.
unl..ihas. r.s.. .ruh..h b. B.. recommended,
and Gaa HAVEN ucnI aml., m,I.s,aa.
s. BRONSON,
Pastor OF ,hrg 81 Baptist church, lal EyDI.
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u,rDrr, s.s-Nt Count Hf rruh,t. bella at
fRus, within rul o., the County % u>Iri.
Iufh. 3 .Iur.Il, ui Nu-I.t. \. D., 1855.
an hr Petition uf NNETilN :. ALLEN,
- rIIrv ui~ tuJIf AtIrN, late ul Nuirser
boo .,fI ,HuHf,, d,.rt-rlt praying Zoe In g'.lalrCa
uut ul tl. uar-uItI Estate of hrr hia hH.UllI,-
UEutUIu, tlHt .fiI r.uuYu,. -I,r u.tics
tl 400 ptf.las interested, o., ,Hus.- .1.su this
ur.ef 90 l. w.H.IsIri f.traH su.a. sur..ssIsg, M
The O,iHfI Democrat uuHf.I 1r rrus, chat hey
u1, appear 600 l pI.hlf. tHH.f tu Do. hr'I 10 ROM
nuI, u .'II ,rUut, nutIs 9.H Oct, ui -, t. most. at
u.ur OF che clock bon .hu i.I.H.lH. tuH .Irw ,'use
iuug fhrg have lyihc sIr.. si.H'iuut.. granted.
THOMAS N. BROWN, yafgs.
\ tur cops --l,.st
DAVID k,arr. E,.sisS.
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IIE .prsruHar hereby cove. puh.Ir notice Ihat
ltnrh,. 1.,u appointed o., thr JHIg,ui Probate
frrtu. Count, cod O,f1ri. tHt lssIu'd thr i'ust
cd AIuilistr,t1F OF che estate ut
JACOB TOWNSEND, late DNfsh,
n .,il Cont, jr,rlsoI, ly giving bauI a. the
law directs. lia therefore rryursta aI pcr.ol.
Who are Inhibited tD thr estate ct sai. DECREASED,
10 mai, Immediate payment and thus, "a Hu have
any demands thereon 60 exhibit che sIur iD
REUBEN WRIGHT.
August ~, 1851.
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W tNTED,

SDO ACTIVE YOUNG MEN to act as To-
JOO al ADD travelling Agcnts, Ia business
easy, useful aud hDllrbic, at salary OF 500
per month. 4 capital OF 20 only, - Ieql'red.
40 patent mcIicins or book business. fuil par
ucuhrs giycn Zee o. al Who enclose q postage
stamp 90 Tire, cent piece, and address
II VA. JOHNSON, shlnlown, MI
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ONFuuu, ss.--Aia court ut Probate h,lI airu-
I., uuh.. l"l DBL. .br r.un'f 'l usn.l, 600 taH
r.u| ru..'sy OF August, \. ID. l-5..
JOSHUA GO~>ON, Afmini.uat1r % iho I..-
u uia ct EDWARD 'pAu, lltsoi l,il.l, iu s,il
CuuuI,, deceased, having p,a.oHtgl Boz Iui lr.
rauut ui Naturalization uf Jlr Estate u. sild u.-
,et-sI iur sll4NIHrs.
OEurEEp, that the aid Administrator give
uutI.. Co 40 person. iut.r,.t,l, D., r,u.iu- copy
uitl.. order 90 ba uuhi..l.I fhras vcua. su....s
I,r'v DO Iur ONuui DruHgat, p.Iut.I 100 ruis,
that th,y NAV appear alta Probate Court co. o. hell
&c l;HmHu iu sa,d county, 600 thr uiait dly OF
Srr',m'sr neat, atgo Of the clock 10 che forenoon,
aud .hos cause (it any thoy hs,c) Why thr Same
.huuid not BE- allowed.
THOMAS II. BROWN, Jsisr.
true cupY-att,st;
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U'liE .uh..r..r br,rh, gives public motto. oh
sbr hN.I r.H Ir., 1nrn.nl.Ihg thr ll.n.HN
assumed fl.r uu.t ufIN,uruN 1t Go, h.t 30.
lut flr.|H.r' .i
JOSHUA SMITH, late OF BnvudlI
iu.lil County. d.,rt.rl. O., giving bori .. 81
lew HIr.Ht-. >usIhrIHiHrH request 700 pgr-Hus "t
ere ipI.HlrI .1 tlr .sf.tr1i pid tr,,l-rl 90 iu'.
Immediate payment 1uI those Who h,sr luy %
utHl. thereon, Co r,Ltbit The -1uriu
ABIGAIL SMITH.
August, u, 1851.
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D,rurr. s....it r,..f.' r..'Hf. h.' r' Pore
Dol. uuHtr HrI ur rH. .IuH. H' uN..', .r the
ru TH..Ht 40 Nr-r.t. 4. 10. I-Ji.
l",nfHs IHr.rHirgH "f.f.r-.
D.Fr.f THtt tbr #I rHf.urr give urrirr
fusI PERSONS Interested. DO. causing coop, 90 thI'
n. Too fI |a rHIrt.I.I t..a. weeks .H...siFr'. ir
Tlr UtNr' D.m.rrt. printed 90 rlr.s, f.Ht ih''
r.lt lmriraip rulaf. .HuIf 90 n. h..I 90 F'u.'
Boo ...I county. .u iHr ih.uf Ir.s.lF .l ur'ol-r
r.st. uIrr '...l'.l IrfH. .rrHr.1. '.' shsw
.II... I Hrt la.. have, uIt i... -HHH fa.H.l l1t
|........F..|
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n ils Hag 7Hrri,s N. nnrs, Ja1-f 4 Palaiy
I'm C.sH'guf Offrf
fl'ill. undersigned, Guuai1n 90 ClBJS IS.
? I"lICill.lL auJ SirHs N. fwirCUTtI.
miuuI b'.,so' levi 1oichr. b'' OF rllIs, 20 s,ii
County, d,'D,soi, p-rreluI', rrrwrrnr, That
,lii Minors sriyrl 80lpuss,s.,d ,f ihr HliuWirg
i.scriiel Real Itutr, va two undivided thIi
potts ~ aluut tiy arrrs ~ lsul, I,in. Ilti -
lhr homestead ~ ihr jrorHss1; tvu undivided
ihif1 parts ct th, hui standing 600 thr premises.
together With ih. r,v arsiu1 ui ihc Wi'1v's Jps,r;
;hai 1000 ,dyaHag.Urs offer eft two 'uuIrri lnI
ihriy IH.l.r. h,s l.,.t made O., levi l.. Tvu,hflI
90 raris, boz sah C,iuHr,. which offer 10 BE- to-
che Interest 81 40 concerned immediately 10
accept. thr proceeds ~ .,Io 90 he Pot uut an iH-
t,t,st pf the lru,Gt ,fslh Mulu.. 10. therefore
lrfs tlpt lir,I.r u1r D., gHHt,I b.u Co. "a SOL
,lr,r, the als,r jrsuiI,l Us1l E.fifr to tho
frr.fn moab .u. aid uisr. according CO. iAe statute
boo such rt..s u4I 1nI rf,'i.I.
TII NZEG MAN, &c., Gulrflu.
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Farm for Sale.

~ Euu'oui containing ahuut $50 acres,
1 which ABBOTT 80 arIr. i- iufsr,,Ir under g'".
cultivation, aui thr balance upland Which b. we'll
divided iuio pasture Iud UuuIHuI. IT., hui'd-
Iu-s arr two .tHp house 30 upish,i ant paint
,H, q barn lul Co.,. uH-, -aIu-itru anl other "ut
IaiIbr-.. TlI. was hmrr.y known as thr
DAVID Elliot ium.
Turil.r Information mly o. Dali ~
G.. T.. KNIGHT.
HHr,sr's rovr, Augu.t p, 1851
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ELENZEG puNtNn, &c., Golrlau.

O,rouu, ss-N % Count Of Ptulltr, lall a.
paus. within auI ar iha County ut oy1ul, ol
ihr 81 Trajayuf Ausus'. iu tbc year ul uur
lord eighteen hund.,j 5000 tu' seven.
On thr petition aHrssni=
OUIIUru, thli up'i,a o. -tT.I o. pu.li'hing
cops Of ilis petition, vii. tIis ORDER ih,r'.n'
three vrrls r..rs.u,I, i1 Ibr O,lpi p.u,-
rlt. 70 newspaper rIIrtrI iu ptt.s, tlpf 100 p,,.
suus Interested iu,, aff,uI ur ifr tbf T-..i,, II
O.f.hsru,f.ft t,Hrtufrulltrthr n Dls hpiirn
1i Pane. 1uI .lrs rIr.r. % 'uf, ulF lhH PRAYER
ui-rrI rHilti.u sb.u'I H.f lr granted. Su,h ul-
u,r tI boz st,.u ls.'lf. sf.I r.HUf
TilONN~ N. UEUNN. Jpf-r.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1857-09-11

o. HOLMES, s.rrnr
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-16

The time hes been when the announce
msnt that q lecture would be delivered be-
tore the Young Msns Literary Association.
would create feelings Of pleasure. Peshaps
il would be so now were the season Of yssr
a proper one for enjoyment OF that chasac.
ter. We regret 10 record that only slim
audience attended on Saturday evening TO
listen to MI. Brews,er-and, we can assure
those who staid away that they were the 10.
sers A lec'ure.the tendency Of which would
be 10 create . feeling Of lasting respect
and gratitude for those noble men who orig
mated and put In practice magnificent sci
cnt,fc ,ruths. has never been attempted In
this city. Whitney and Fulton and Clinton
and Morse in this instance. were brough,
before the minds eye, and the great bles
sings which they have been the means OIL
| bes,owing upon mankind, were portrayed
And this by . venerable man, who has seen
hem oil II our citizens are 80 neg ecltu
- to lose the opportunity OF sIpping at tht
fountain Of useful knowledge, their owl
| FAULT mus, 1t be. Since The lecture o
Wendell Phillips there has been no on.
more entitled to true CONNIE ndstiun thar
this OF Mr.. Brewster's, and we feel mortified
| that he had not q better audience.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-16

oesy; And YET he enterprise and sssivssy
81 .ts iehsbtssats prove hat Il can psddls
lie own raaos. That city 10 Rock fslaad.
Below you. upon the brood mirror Of The
M,ssissapti. you may see three OF feur noe.
indecent steamboats-some lying noossd 81
the shore, taking 10 freight; oihers. stem.
ming the current; or, quickening BY its 70.
vor. spinning out two long trails Of black
smoke-bcat and shadow keel 70 keel. The
broad expsnse, the ample vallsy--she evi
dences Of present industry and ,utuss wealth
render your position ons Of pleasing ia
terest. And now. having conlempls,sd The
scene to % isisction. you may take The On
ly bridge that spans the hlisslssippi. and p
10 Davenport or Rock Island. Which ws,
will you goi h.
The Davenport daily gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1856-1869, 1857-06-16
Oar ova c,,v

a correspondent Of the Elmir. IN. Y,
Advertiser wsites IRON this place. AM,
1s,ng walk on the Island. be thus speah
VI Davenport:
A. vos leave the woods and pass on, an
The poin. q the Island. y.u w,iI cos,- m = !.
sesrs full q i,ie. ssassy and xrsnd.ur. =.
Upvn ths right bank. aud mssvsed N "a.
stream. ssasds yvuns thriving city, o,
sooe iwensy ihossand inasbilsnts. TIA,
portion Of which that swss.ss Wit, the ss,,
and hustle Of business. 10 On q plsio ess.ly
slop'ag &C tbs waters edge. A. . bach
esevne 70 thas. eeatly sisvsisd bluff rises
- ~ eeAohs 81 soms hsndssd and 6ny feet
spea ~ tsss Of Which ssasd ~ 5000
eene ae.sions u fsstsas's avosiles-bvilt
n wssd brick and ssoss; ss1 eses ai.s MI
aaid lsess q esl. slssAs ~ Love Col.
-. Tai ssY > Dss~spsst. - ~ 10
eaees go brood pssssss. saasda 49,
~. thsaoA ~ ef ss1ksisss No. 81
$3.50 - 0oQonp 3 ~ nnSSAo1 80