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y 500 REWARD -Ranaway fror

~ $lOU REWARD -Ranaway from
the employ of the Richmond and Danville
XII. negro man named WI LIAM RAX; but this
year be went by the name Of WIN HASTINGS; He
Is about forty years Of age feet or inches high
limps in the right leg. be was purchased the fret
Of this year Of e Rollins. Of Fredercksburg, and
by Mr. Rollins OF VIM Pratt, near Frederick burg.
William since away has been seen abont Fredericks
burg and near VIM Pratt's and Thos Prstts where
ne has children living He IL well known there. He
has ajso been seen about Richmond. He has wife
at MI Apderson's factory, on the Basin, 80
Nj Powers hired him last to make mortar. He
also calls himself white washer and pasterer.
/ will give tbs above reward OF $lO0 II taken out
Of the efate or $50 II taken il Kchmond or any of
,hs unding counties, and confined In jail, so
that may get him. EAM'L HASTlNGS.
an ey-itg
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TIE / NTRAC-


.ssss b5G PxDN III aIfsoap. IL Rr.aii. web
70 employ RIxTY YOUNG ZEN. nstiveso Of the stats
6. .1s q pubic
works. 70 80 20 Brazil As Managers or Fore mens-,
They prefer men expsrienc4d 10 the constructions
who ere now engaged on farms Or who Arc employ.
ed as overseers on farms. They will alsosnpiey
poa .ud hs
OF heavy rock work. intending TunheilinRs &C. The
line Of the railroad 70 b. constructed VIII pass 40
20 miles from Rio do Jsnelro. from which. te the
Eot Of the mountain, there u rad fosd ~ ofsfauon.
The climate 2 sslisnS being AZ u s sns ss : ss
Thermometer sever rising higher than $ sssress IN
;sr AID Il = hssisns sSsrs : l. any pant q sss
Ably In p<rss. % n. .us.cr.bsr, 1t the street
~ II: rs"l' street, A''ano1 Ras 4 HApvyY.
~ REMOVAL. --CAbINAt Fsx M
W TURF wARnR00Ms- Having rssacstd g
lash sir.s.s. ~ have iss g!sssgss q s ssroa 9
manu- e CaBsHk isI WlR i caAIRs. se.
may1s .s 3. So 81 .ss "a
Ell. l. q - :ssisisS vs s.a 81 = Sskhsps-
T. q ssos ;;s';a !. 3; n s''
Corner 81 fSanhltn epd 18Th -.
UNDERTAKING.-ws axs fAsropghly
:soeE p HHfxIfic OAsIs. q n discs and PAT
col cobl5i "a & n.Aosaas ~ sssw vssss. y
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+ !. Z To
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. $3.50 REWARD.-Ranaway from

$3.50 REWARD. Runaway from
u nv farm, Cragton. early in October last. a
bright mulatto girl named NANCY GRAN
H>THAM, sometimes calling herself MARY.
thin visage,, bushy head Of hair. of san ~ color.
straight stabilize form, and steps long when walk
ing, and is abouf fifteen years old. Iwilf give $40
for her apprehension and delivery to at my farm,
md $50 for the discovery of her harborers with SUIT
fic ut proof to convict them She has relatives in
the city of Richmond living near the Monumental
Church. and was last seen going from Manchester to
that part of the town.
gu 3I-2w WM CHRISTIAN.
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IL ur6a On AND AFTER the
JUNE, the following art cles
will DO carried between Petersburg and any Uanot
on the hichmond and Danviiie Railroad: above the
Richmond and the same Depot; and between AZ
Depot on the Southside Railroad above the Juncf u,
and kichmond 1t same rates as Ii carried to Peter
bnrg-yiz: Tobacco, in hogsheads or boxes: Wheas,
n ar. Corn, Oats, Live Stock. IN cars. and Dr.,
a . ana or essies Az articles intended to DO
the South Side Railroad, above the Junction. will !
Point and Petersburg mvR
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- NOTICE TO PURCHAS-
|[PilW3 Frs OF PIANO FORTES-JOHN

Ilssld ERS OF PIANO F0RTES-J0HN
UH DUNDHRDALE offers Cor sale some
lected by himself in New York. which can he seen
at Col Richardson's Book Store. No 81 Broad street.
between 4th and 5th. Also 1t Mr. h @ Howe's, Main
street, between 9th and 10th streets.
I'D expects 60 be In New York until the Sth Sep
tember and will attend with great care to the exc
cuion Of orders rent to him for the seleci,n and
purchase Of Piano Rortes of any description Ad.
fress JOHN DUNUERDALE.
an 25-zws No 50 Maiden Lane
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- HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE
Of ar0crd near the old Distillery and outside the
corpcrstion lne. 1t has frontage OF "a feet, and
depth Of 100 feet. 1t has 1t twostorisd framed
Dwelling and is enclosed with substantial feIce.-
An adjoining lot of the same dimensions, will BE-
.cld also, If desired. Apply to -
Apl6 CAUThOHN.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-09-03

~ MULES, MULES.-The subscri-
40Nbers have just received at their Stables. on
CARY street. odposite the Gas Houses large lot Of
dne young MULES, which q. offered at low prices
and on accommodating terms We will regularly
Fan fll ali orders in the IN ost satisfactory manner.
GREEN h JOHNSON, Cary st..
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TOHN GRANT, .lsals
d CIVIL ENGINEER,
OFFICE IN LAW BUILDINGS, FRANKLIN STRICT.

7 ARUS Il SHINE, Auctionoers and
IL Commission Merchants, No: "a Main street, give
real estate, merchandise Of every description. and
household furniture.
Ssleof horses, mules cow, wagons and carriages.
&c. &C., every Saturday.
P. q. LARU6. JA6. n. bHlN1.
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n "THE BATTLE OF B o.
"a WORTH FIELD"
Send out pursuivant at arms,
To stsnley's regiment: Bid him bring HIS
power,
fBcfore sunriseing, lest his son George fall
Into the blind cave Of eternal night.
Fill me q bowl OF wine. GIVE NE WlrcH!
King Richard III.
Histsrians have perplexed their brAinsn attempt.
ing to account for King Richards defeat at Bos-
worth Field. The true reason il to be found In the
LAST sentance OF the above quotation. Richard got
a watch which had been bungled In the repairing,
aud his calculations and combinations were bafied
by its inaccuracy. Reader, avsid evils of q kindred
character, by sending Jour Watch for repair to
w BARTHOLOMEW. ~
iva Corner 18th and MAR. Richmond Wa
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yirstnia etete stock, - nat; Richmond City do
sax and fWtertst: Bxnk Of Virginia do, N. none or
fsripg; RArmer9 Bank do. l0ik none Offering. M
change BAH ~. i0c none Offering; Virginia Fire
and Marlpe luepfapcs de-, 10; Richmond Fire Asso.
tral RailroaA %. ~ james River and Kama VIVA a.
nal q. Q L[nchSnrg Gas Company Do. 8: Rich
nona and Danyills Railroad do. So James river
Riehmcnd sud Danvilis Raiivosdd, Do. 81 Nat: Vii.
Rtnle and TeUnesee hsiiroad bonds and intsrest:
vfrginta centrAi Rsilroud bouds ~ fYst: Osnrre
end A1exApdr1a pAilrssd bonds 10 and inteYest:
Asns1.ss6sp. 5ix and interest; Norfolk City 7ax
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~ HERN RoUrE-cARRYINe
THE ga aAT UNITED STATES MALL..Twies
daily Sunday night excepted between Richmona.
Creek and washington over the RICHMOND.
FREDERICKSBURG and POTOMAC RA1Lk0AD,
to the Potomac River, IS miles, and BY splendid and
miles, in all 100 miles. in houra; being comfoTta
0i Hours our 81 departure, s:sS A. X, and 7kpM.
H qSS5 f9rss S Special
Philadslphta and New York.
From Richmond to Washington. 80
From 90. bR!tim0re. .................-..... III
From do philaaelphia. ................. 10 90
From do. New York. Is o.
From Philadelphia to New YORK the following
AZ liz P. NJ, from Ksnsington Depot, via Jer-
sey City Mail Is
At 8 4. NJ. via Camden and Amboy Accommo.
Ats A. NJ. via Camden and Jersey City
Accommodation 25
ASA; NJ via Camden and Jersey City Morn
At Is g.. BY Steamboat trenton via Tscony
asd jersey City Morning Express.......-...... 90
At2 Z. NJ via Camden and Amboy Z. and a.
AS H., via Uamds. and jersey City. Eve "
At 2. n. via Camden and Amboy. Acconmo- IA
daflon LIST class %
dation. I'd class 50
ATOP. NJ, via Camden and Amboy. Accommo-
daflon LIST ciass; 2 %
The H. Line runs dali ali others SUNDAYS OK
cepted.
S. Passengers BIZ ts.is route. breakfast and sup
.: ASHLAND, the birthplace of Henry Clay, and
dine on board the comfortable Steamers between
Aqua Creek and Washington
IN SIGHT OF MT. VERNON ON -.
OFrIcE R,F.&P R.RCol -
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MULES. MULES and HORSES

NI hare Just received. direct from Kentucky,
a very choice and superior lot OF stock l have
MULES we'll suited for iron masters, raiiroao pnrI
will sell. exchange, break and deliver IN city or
country upon my usual accommodating terms, at
1"sss EDWIN WALKER.
N.B-I shall be in receipt Of fresh stock, direct
from Kentucky. every month. Enquire as ABOVE.
Is.
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~ STORE AND DWELLING FOR RENT,
RAJ 1877 BROAD SrREET.-It has been thoroughly
repaired and IL considered one Of the best !ocaona
six hundred dollars per annum. Apply to j. n
ANTHONY, corner of Cary and 18th streets, who
Hats Of the best quality at So 50, and his celebrated
Caifskn sewed Boots at the unprecedented low price
4 q st & I
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= FOR RENT-And possession given
immediataly-one Of those newly erected and
veil nished brick tenepeuts on 18th street. doors
north OF Leigh street. Church Hill, containing ak
rooms, With light and airy basemenfs Closets, pan
the premises. Rent. Per annum, $lso Apply to
JAS NJ CARTER,
WITS Opposite Exchange Hotel.
= FOR RENT-And possession given
dwelling. corner Of 5th and Franklin streets, now
occupied by Mrs G Burton, as . Boarding House,
for which il ID admirably adapted. Apply TO
THOMAS w BOSWELL,
Receiver Of Browns Administrator,
"a 9a-4s va Burtau 6c
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49, FREIGHT FOR BOSTON

AxAIAHOAAS, oA-A4A6 81 a q -, q Z.
.T-N FREIGHT FOR BOSTON.
E1s1Sfs7 The steamer GEO. PEABODY, will
leave Richmond for Baltimore every WEDNESDAY
morning, at O'Clock, where she will connect with
the Boston steamer that leaves Baltimore eyer!
Saturday afternoon and arrive at Boston the follow
e Goods viii be delivered through to Boston with
more expedition by thisroute and at amodsratersse
For terms, apply to
my4-ts ONCE opposite Steamers Wharvss.
o@L NEW ARRANGEMENT
So BROAD STREET RAILWAY OMNI
tween the Richmond aud fredericksburg Depot and
he Hermitage Spring, passing Morsoa's F,Swe.
Eggling's Garden, &c. &C., stopping at any point
for passengers, going ana 5esarninx.
Any point between Depot and Richmond
Any point beyond the Richmond QSIisgsy.lo
E- FOR THE NORTH AND VEST,
81 IVA VIRGINIA CENTRAL AND Or
ANy. h hHD A NJ IA kA Ill
making close connections at Washington with the
trains for Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York
anS r. ~ r. we san b. at
Ticket Office of the Virginia Central Railroad. to
A1sxfsRS5A. G6dRSSSAIfhGHRA .
SaiL4IpEEPh1A, iEppILHsSyHSfsSsiis.
pTTrSBUR9, LOUISVILLE,
EVANSVILLE, ST LOUIS,
e o5iHHasbs ohioAao'
Baggage checked through.
Passengers for Washington are set down at any o
the n0''s lfe' Of enafsscj CO NEraERLAND.
an u Ticket Agent.
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FORWARDING BUSIN ESS FROM
4 THE NORTHERN CITIES TO LYNCHBURG
AND TO SOUTHWESTERN VIRGINIA AND
TENNESSEE VIA VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE
ROADS.-I am prepared to forward Merchandise on
the most reasonable terms and without any delay.
Having control of q tri-weekly line Of Boats.
full goods are detained longer than is actually
necessary to get them from the steamers.
Time through from New York to Knoxville IL or
l3days sF 80,
The expenses on goods this route. are very little
over half what they are via City Point and South
side Railroad. Ia
aE All charges follow tho goods to their destina-
ion ALFRED z. LEE,
Rorvar,ipc and Com mission Merchant
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a. GEO. A. BOOK, gum
04 VETERINARY SURGEON, AAy
Graduate of the Veterinarian College of
Hanover. Germany
Offers his professional services to the citizens Of
Richmond and our surrounding counties. He treats
all diseases of animals In general and performs any
operations For further information about my abili
ties see references
once corner of 9th and Broad streets.
RKRHxNJKs.-JA Bslvin K hagand Co., DR.
Geo dAvipzsi. DR. Ro VIM Haxall Dr. w WiIsou.
John and George Gibson. Jas McOarthy. Della
rue. 4sss .sf47ss fss 3a az 6-3m
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ON BROAD STREET FOF

l:i RENT THOMAS D. QUARLES offers for
REM, the desirable store formerly occupied by him
self, and adjoining the Dry Goods house of Cren-
shaw, Quarles Co. To good tenant the terms
will be liberal, and possession given Immediately.
90-ta
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r. ONE HUNDRED HORSES fUh
fYSALE.-Tbere are for sale about one hun
dr..d HORSES at cur Stables. Perrons wishing to
purchase, can be accommodated, from the finest
ps se Isl &, DAVIS 4 HUTCHINSON.
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T1O COUNTRY SMITHS Il am pre-
L pared to deliver SMITHS COAL. of superior
qualify by the car load of sixty bushels, on board
canal boats, at the railroad landing IL miles above
Richmond. Apply at the Carbon Hill Mines. 81
miles from the canal. or at my office in Richmond
corner Basin Bank and 10Th street. p
auiaIts w JOHN J. wERTH. Agent.
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EKATES, TENDERS, FINE SETS OF
~ sH0VELS, T0NGS and P0KERS-I have for
sale elegant assortment of all kinds of Crates,
including every style of Tenders, Summer Pieces,
handsome and plain sets Of Snovels, longs and
5hovels fire 8hovels handsome Stands for Shovels
aud Pok Blower Stands Brass and Iron FoOtmars;
are Brick fire Slabs and Jams sets of Soap Stone for
setting mp Crates; Tavern and Church Bells, of
sweet tone. Builders, housekeepers. end others in
want OF any OF the above articles can be supplied at
the lowest Northern prices. [ am manufacturing
all kinds of Bras and Iron Works of the above de.
scription, at nv BELL and BRASS FOUNDRY, and
CRATE and FENDER MANDATORY, No 225
Richmond, Va.
au Idly s. D. DENOQN.
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- THE CAROLINA HOUSE,
III CORNER OF MAIN AND COMMERCE STREETS.
NORFOLK, VA.
This Hotel is over and adjoining the Merchants
aud Mechanics Exchange is equi distant from the
Market Post Office Custom House, and City Hall.
on the corner of of the principal thoronghfares
in the very centre Of business aud has every app1-
ance for the comfort and satisfaction OF the gu SITS
TERMS 81 so per day.
an z7-3m Proprietor.
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81 FARM for sale. in New Kent county. abont Is
miles below Richmond. and two miles south of the
Stage Road Said Farm contains 100 acres OF Land,
embracing about Is or 20 acres Of sQperior meadow
and good small size Frame Building on the prem
ises and Spring of excellent water Any person
wishing to purchase can apply to Mrs. JANE p.
MORO AN. aear the Farm, or to ED, n. MORGAN,
Main street. Richmond, Va.
JANE P. MORGAN,
au Cots Executrix Est. Of VIM. J. MoyRan. decd
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IOReIQ4-A ship lait on for London. at 3Is, and
DOMESTIC, The following are the present rates. az
noasfWiae froiahfs:
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81 FOR SALE OR RENT.-For sale
ZEE OF rent, that desirable tenement on Main, be-
tween 9Th and It'll streets, recently occupied by the
subscriber
Terms Of sals-One-fourth cash. the balance in
six pay ments g. H. Is 80 and Sc months interest
added secured by trust deed.
will also dispose privately, Of any Of my house
der and nearly new, till the lst day Of September
at which time any remaining on hand will be sold
on the premises ut public ale.
Persons DESTROYS Of examining the premises or fur
nture can do at any time after the 18th August,
between the h.urs of and 9efclock in the morning.
or between and eclock In the afternoon. For
further information, apply to
liz Alta - U. IL. LUCK.
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n O w ARD ASSOCIATION


benevolent institution, established by special endow.
.hsht Tor the relief Of the sick and distressed afflicted
with ''Virulent and Epidemic Diseases
ITO all persons afflicted with Sexual Diseases spcb %
spermatorrh@a, Seminal Weakness Impotence Gonor
rha2 elect Syphilis, the Vice of 0nanism or Abuse
&c, &c - - - 'N'e'
The HOWARD ASSOCIATION in view OF the av,t,l 1.
trucuon OF human life, caused by Sexual DISEASES and The
receptions praced upon the unfortunate victims Of cb
diseases by Quack have directed their Consulting surgeon
as ChdFftd1te act worthy Of their name 10 give MFbI
ADVICE GRATIS TO all persons thus afflicted WHO sppy hy
eer WIN description of their condition. (age oceupao
habits OF life &c and in extreme poverty and nf
erng 70 Furnish Medicines Free Charge IL Il need
less 10 add that the Association commands the highest NJ
ca SIKH OF the age and will furnish the most "a ~
treatment. ~ "FFi''euiHo
The precors ON review Of past feel assured that
ner aDors ~ TINS sphere of benevolent effort have besn
81 great dement, to the afflicted, especially 10 the
anu e! nave resolved to devote themselves with
q a. TO ths very important but much despised cause
Just published, by the Association Report ON nerr,a
torfhoa OF Seminal Weakness the vice OF Onap;sl Nc
ursaon or Self Abuse and other diseases Of die sypai
organs by the Consulting Surgeon which will he sent b
msll un sealed enyelope) FREE OF CHARGE on the re
ceipt Of TWO STAMPS for postage ~ ZIG re-
Address, DIR. GEO. r. c lLHOJJN Censui,;,c s,
Howard Association No. South NINTH Sreet Dr.
phia, Pa. By Order Of the Directors - "'"Os'
- s EZRA ID. HEARTWELL, Preside,f
GEO. FAIRcHILp, seey. IVA
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IIn Proba,e---Keno.haC County Cerr,.

Brown, deceased
reauhs and hling instrument in writing purport
ing 70 DC the last will and testament Of Sarah Brown
ate Of the town OF SALEM in county also the
panying petition OF Harvey Hoskns and Horace RutrIck
representing among other things that the said Sarah brown
lately died at Salem aforesaid that said INSTRUMENT is the
last will and testament of said deceased and that they The
said petitioners are the identical Harvey Hoskns and M
race Bntrek named and appointed in and by the said
will and testament, executors thereof and praying maj
day may be appointed for hearing the proofs said
VIII and Testament, &c. 1t Is ordered that proofs
said Instrument be heard before the Judge OF this Court on
Monday, the first day Of March, A. D. 1855, office in
the city and county ofKenosha, ten O'Clock A. NJ o.
siid day And II is further ordered that public notice
ihereo be gwen to all interested by Publishing
copy OF this order for three successfully prior
day OF hearing, in the Kenosha Tribune Telegraph a
weekly newspaper printed at Kenosha Aforesaid.
Dated February 9th, 1858. JON b. JILsUN,
3WS5 Cenntv I,dga
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In Probate eno-ha County Cour,.

In the matter Of the Last VIII Testament OF william p
Wattles, late Of the City OF Kenosha, deceased:
On reading and filing instrument in writing purpor
ing 10 be the last will and testament of MniamP Wat
ties late Of the city OF kenoha in said county deceased
and also the accompanying petition Of James Hazlet and
Emlra Wattes Of the place aforesaid
other things that the said William p watss lately died At
henosha city aforesaid that said instrument the last
w ana testament OF said deceased and that the said petit
TONERS are the identical James Hazett Era watte
named and appointed in and by said will and tesla
men as the executors thereof: and praying day
may De appointed for the hearing the proofs
nent IL ordered that the proofs OF said instrument be
heard before the Judge Of this Court Monday the drs
oay OF March, A D. 1885, at ten O'Clock A. M at the Pro-
oat ohee IN the city aud county Of Kenosha And il
further ordered that public notice thereof be given 10 all
persons interested by publishing copy this order for
three weeks successfully, prior day of hearing in
the kenosha Tribune and Telegraph weekly newspsner
printed at Kenosha city in said county Of KenesLa
Dated February 4th, 1855 JON b. UIsI1N
SWISS Countv J,l,at
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Eu Attachment.

City OF Kenosha, 50 In Justices Court
To Thomas T.. SR0it.
YOn are hereby notified that writ OF attachment
mas been issued against you and your property attached
to satisfy the demand Of Catherine Deany amounting 10
Nehs!-nU aoalars New unless
y9u shah appezr before II. futile Justice Oftne Peace
IN and for said county bis Office said city on the 25
day Of February, ss, at O'Clock afternoon judy
en will be rendered against you and your property sold
pay the debt.
Dated tbs ID day q february A. D. 1888
lSS34l CATHERINE LELASY, Plaintiff
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DOTAsH in ID. Cans. with full direction:
IL making Soft and Hard Soap, at
sTARKWEATHER &COs
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gtgaI Aobertisen,ents.
EXECUTORS SAFE

Irooate---kAenoska County Court.
IN the Matter Of the Estate Of Francis Werner;
NoHeE is hereby given that by yirtne aud In
OF an order OF icsiss made ia AFTER on the rat
day o. February, A. d. 1858 by the County Court Of - "A
county, the undersigned Of the last will and 80
lasn o. said deceased, Sl, the sirt dag or March
" ooe at the premises to be sold In Wheatand al the
hour q one O'Clock d. Of said day offer for sale az pub
nlshcs a. point north liz degrees, $40 chains
soaih o 4degte chains from the 50 III
WeSs corner OF the catholic church lot on the north cas-
quarter Of the northeast quarter section number hre
90 township one ~ north Of range nineteen east theme
south D Ia degrees, west eight chains and sixteen II k
thence north seven degrees west three chains ana
nine links thence north 81 degrees east chains ana Ten
Inks thence south thirty degrees east six chains
seventy links to the east point of the premises and TO The
beginning the land intended TO Gold being the same
piece Of land formerly owned by Martin Schafer and nv
him sold Keenhoister and froll Keenhoser sold 20
Francis Werner deceased.
Dated, Wheatland, February 4th, 1855
SwSo HENRY RICHTER, Executor
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THOMAS PRICTURE,

n IMFOkTER AND DKALER II
Wines, Liquors, Irish and Scotch Whi.key
London Porter, Scotch Ale, Cigars, DC. ss
II rnndies.-Otard, Dupuy f. Co., T. Ckeron's
Champagne, q. Admyrauld, A. Lombat, j. 8.
r. Martial, Rasteaa Ckayruyer, L. Me-, rioH
j. j. Dapny, Damien.
Gins-Cologne, DuKuypers, Key, Thistle
Kums-.Jdmatcd, st. -Croir
Whiskeys-Old Moaoagahela
Wines-Burgandy Port, Madeira, Malaga. Por
and pure JUICE, Sherry ID. q. Gordon, Othe
Grades.
Champagne Heidsick and Hesds.ck &. Co.. do Lale.
mand, do. Queen Victoria, do. Ducal Crane,
Claret an casks, Ciaret IN cases, White in casks
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