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Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-08-26
our next County Fair.

Louis, Mo. Call and see them when yen visit thai
cit, and save BY tho operation.
i
our next County Fair.
Tho premium lists for the next County Fair are
ready for distribution, and copies may be had by
applying to the office Of the Secretary, $50 Second
street.
Members Of the County Sosiety will be furnished
with i've tickets of admission, and will be entitled
take in the children under fourteen years of sge
belonging to their families, and will alss be enti
tied to make any entries Of goods or stock, in ita
appropriate class, whore the premium is less than
i've dollars.
The citizens are invited to become members of
this Society, which may b. done by signing the
Constitution at the Secretarys office, and tho pay
ment Of one dollar. SUEL FOSTER, Pres't
JOIN o. WILSON, Sec'y. (a2l-3t
To THE MILLlos.-D Mann, of Galiau, Ohio,
has, after years Of deep study and untiring re-
search, succeeded n presenting to TIE public an
article superior to any now in use, and indeed 1t
il truly wonderful discovery. We advert to his.
DR.. Mann's Ague Balsam, the only remedy that
has ever been found that will .fac'uaily drive
from the system, without any bad results, chills,
fever and sgue. 1t seldom occurs that we notice,
under any circumstance, patent or proprietary
medicines, resturatives Or any thing nt the kina,
for We have prejudice against mos of :hem, bu
candor compels Us to invite attention to the nd
vertisemcnt Of this Baisam, found in another
column of this paper 1t seems to be fact ad-
nitted by al! classes of individuals that have
tested it, and found immediate relief therefrom,
to far surpas: anything Of the kind offered
to the public. Try it. Sold by all good drug
sists. laprlS1m]
~ How many households have been desolated
by ttat terrible disease, Consumption And how
gradual and silent itsppiosches! A slight cold
. backing cough-spitting IF bl,od-and the pet
of the family lies cold in death! Bat if shelf
any one-wOuld take Hollands Balsamic Cordial
in the first or second, and sometimes even in the
third stage of the disease, immediate relief would
ensue and life be prolonged.
So also in Influenza, Lsryngitis, Asthma. Bron.
chitis, and particularly in Group. The latter dis
ease, the terror Of parents is completely inecut
in presence of the balssmic Cordial, and may be
cured by few doses.
Prepared only by Dr.. G. M. jackson, No. 4lS
Arch Street. and for sale by Druggists and Store
keepers throughout the United states and Canadas
Price Is cents per bottle.
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-08-26
Missouri Coal Oil & Lamp Depot.
J. R. FINLAY & CO.,
Manufacturers of Missouri Coal Oil,
Wholssals and Retail Dealers in
COAL OIL AND COAL OFT. T. MpC

COAL OIL AND COAL OIL l. MPS.
Warehouse and Depot, 127 Nsfth 30 st.
Works-Austin and 6ratist streets, between 18th
and 18th streets, St. Louis, Mo.
WYE are now manufact uring Burning and Lub-
w ricating Oils of quality superior to any yet
offered In the Eastern or Western markets, and
are prepared to supply the trade and the public
reasonable rates in quantities to suit Orders are
solicited and will receive prompt attention.
June 18th, 1859.
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d. w. BARI U M,

No. 274 Second Street,
81 DEALER in Watches, Clocks and Jew
&i2 elry. Repairing Of all kinds done on short
nOllce and warranted.
N. B. Cash paid fer old silver.
Muscatipe, Iowa, Aug. q, 1859.
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MUSCATINE STOVE STORE
TIN, IRON AND COPPER
u q 8 . H O r .

pEING obliged, by the increase Of business.
II have put up forge, and IN other ways in
creased my ia,iities for doing JOB WORK ia all
its branches, and having esecured the s,rvices of
Mr.. Ben. Beach, who is the only practical Copper
worker in the county, call the attention of per-
sons wanting anything in that line. Estimates
given for Tin Roofing, cutters, Conduotors-also,
GALVANIZED Iron or Copper Cornicea, Window Caps,
&c. WIN. A. BKOWNELL.
NOTlCE.-Having made permanent arrange
ments with VIM. A. Brownell, / will be found at
the IN uscatin s owe Store and Job Shop" where
will be ready to wait On those needing my servi-
ces. BEN. BEACH.
July %, 1859.
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MUSCATINE STOVE STORE.
Els
FALL AND WINTER TRADE

l
THE success attendant upon the est .bli shmcnt of
i the Cash, L0W Prics, Naks-no-dad Debts prinoi-
kle, enables to offer still greater Inducements to
| CASH buyers, and again call upon such as are
10 want of
STOVES, TINWARE, ETC,
To consult their own interests by at least looking
| at ny goods before purchasing elsewhere - all
stoves warranted as represented. or the money r9-
| funded - estimonials of its economy, durability
and completeness, in every way, as a frst-Yate
Stove, can be shown from the hundreds who are
using my leading Cook Stove, "7hs Quincy CITY,"
Also, will be found in store, the largest assortment
Of Stoves, of every variety and price, for Coal and
Wood. together with castiron Teak ettes Boilers,
extra skillets, Sugar Kettles, Coal Crates, &c.
7 H E QUIN CY CITY
Is without doubt the best Cooking Stove.
L II E q U n CY CT r Y
Took the Fifty De lar Premium over all stoves in
the market.
7 H 4 INCY CITY
ls the NEST durable and economical stove, and is
taking the lead of all others.
T H E QUIN CIT Y
Will do more Baking, Boiling and Broiling with
given quantity oifuel than any stove in the
T HE QUINCY ITY
Is the Stove. Don't fail to give it n trial.
T HE @ UIN CY c. T Y
Pattern will be initiated, See that tho name Of
Com stock l. Co. is on it to be genuine.
The highest price paid for ola Copper, Brass and
Iron.
JOB Work in fin, Copper and Heavy Iron.
July 70, 1859.
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G R 0 c. E. r [ E. S

ANEW Edition of Wsbster's Unabridged Pictoria
~ (l5,eoo illustrations) just received. at
BuRNErf's
Muscatine weekly journal. [volume] (Muscatine, Iowa) 185?-1890, 1859-08-26

precautions are taken to prevent escape One of the
Sheriff's aids occupies a room during the night
having lookout on the corridor of cells along
which lamps are suspended that sufficiently illumi-
nate it for the purposes Of observation. prison
eecting egress from his cell in this direction
could hardly escape the vigilance of the watch.
A good state Of discipline seems to prevail. At 8
O'Clock the Sheriff or warden goes the round of the
cells and locks up their inmates for the night. Our
friend accompanied the Sheriff one of these eve
ming visits Arrived at the quarters of Howard the
noted horse thief, that individual promptly and
without the Formally of . request extended his
wrists for the iron bracelets, which the Sheriff ad-
justed with lock and key. These little ornaments
Howard and his companion in crime have been
obliged to wear since his late misconduct but only
through the night. Their feet are, however, con-
stantly manacled since then with huge iron fetters
bolted and riveted that nothing short of file
can remove them. The clank of the chains is one
of the dismal sounds to be heard within the prison
walls. Howard has greatly improved in manners
since his Incarceration. Instead Of using violent
and abusive language as at first he is now quite
humble and submissive. He exchanged few civil
words with the visitors. His companion occupies
different cell. The Schell family husband and
wifs) still occupy the cell from which Howard came
50 near making his escape They are harmless but
the old woman is excessively noisy and frequently
makes night hideous with her screams and yells to
the alarm and terror Of new corners. Most of the
prisoners will b, up for trial during the present
term Of Court. The lighting of the Jail is very de-
6cient and the convenience of gas is no where more
urgently needed Indeed We wonder that the proper
authorities could so long overlook this matter The
pightwatch recently instituted aud which has given
rise to some discussion, it is claimed, has a wide
sanction Of custom. We are assured there il net q
town Of this size along the river that has not night
watch for its Jail employed by the year.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-25
LETTER FROM NEW YORK

rCorg,spooJ.nrs gf tie Eichmond E"qursr.j
Nv YorS, oct. 18th. iS;'"
Tie instruction at iin'pcr'S Ferry has pro
ducc,i a good deal OF surrrizc and excitement
in this community. With all sensible men, it
is looked upon as the legitimate fruits Of the
i;,natcal crusade. preached by the 'raiIorouS
abolitioni>,S Of the North against the south
+, NAV l." considered the natural develop
men, on 4 small scale, uI the ''i:rcprcSshlc
conflict proclaimed by Seward Of the bloody
uprising fthc Gerreit Smith doctrine, and o! the
caniinE and reasonable preaching q: such l"rn
~ the I;cccherS and Chcc"rr> "f the North "i
the Shar.,s Rihc school. While the comme,-
cial classes. ~ u general thing III New ! i"rN.
are sound and national in their "icwS and feel
incS, We yet have Il large number OF N"w Eng
land men residing here and engaged III various
pursuIts. who are a. crazy. many OF them, III
least. ~, Brown and Cooke. ol kafis'S.
Ne find that the Evening Post, OF WINCH
Vim. Cullen Bryant. the poet. and native
of Massachusetts,, is editor, = about Is violent
and unjust towards the south. aS Becchcr> :
"ln,!rpcu.!rrt. and ucl'h," "i them are inucl!
behind the nuti->lavcry standard az Garrison :
Llbcralor While this ,"..Wc Is co;n. On at
liarpcr, Ferry aud many lives sacrificed. Il
course oi abolition lectures are being delivered
in Hccchcr's Church in Erook!y;.. j. :; won.
dcri,il. therefore. that n!"n are inaGdcncd into
diaboIcai fanaticSm which nsane!;' seeks de-
vclopmcnt in an Instruction like that of Brown
and Cookies This outbreak vii! open ilin eyes
of MI men who oyc the [ ninn AMI tic:; coun.
try, to the internal trcachcry anG an@;;cal sec
,;o;aI;s,n Of thc ahOltionI>tS ltwi.. teach such
trai;orous scoun,irrlS as Brown aud Cooke. aud
their more reasonable abett"r> IN ;hc persons
of the I;-cchc;s. Smiths. ChccvcrS and Seq
ard, that Whenever their cmis~ar!es invade the
South with the view uf exciting Il ,crvIc ln>IIr-
rcction among the blacks, the reope every
where will rise up against them and crush them
out. Tie outrage at IIarper's Ferry, was ar
outrage against thc whole tnion, and if it had
been deemed necessary. the President coGti
hav, called upon every State in the Union to
have supplied troops TO have suppressed it, and
what = more, volunteers could have been oh
taincd by the million 10 overthrow such treason
able designs against the rights and peace Of our
citizens. thus traltorouSly assaulted.
Wc clip the following communication from
Yesterday 5 Evening Post" which bears oni,s
very face evidence that 1t vas supplied either
by Brown or Cooke, who, having squntted on
the soil, no doubt, claimed to be Nrglnians.-
Its a!lusion to Kansas affairs shows It's prooa-
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-25
yAItiBLE FARMS FOR SALE.
r,LT,:si.x. ss:irH EU.: s.,Ll..

TtLJisi.s. g:ss'NrE EO.s >..Li..
SS't uGu Hr sale privately tract Z" Ian lying Ia the
W county o.: Rockingham, y. & about tNrUty.tw
miles above ptGV:l- Va and tFse below Lek>vii-. y.
c. cJuiauIne Fifteen Hundred rai S.NyNine acres This
lAui extends within icW hua!frt yards -. Dan River,
which navirIhlr 10 pan.i!!c aud i in tuc hear, of
celebrated f country called the Meadows cf Rock.
usA.r urs gently ro!.as, u dark red color is
particularly adtlci thr production ci the inest tobacco
aud wheat. Aho", half f"' ;hc tract j. In original
es hvi.Sy tirbcred with abundant supply Of the best
pIut land gg. every part Of Il Is well wAterrl
The society d, - S"ri ANY IN ;hc country Nr'hldt',
Baptist, Episcopal s rrc,hS ;yJ.Iu Churches al!
vrIcnt aad IN tc town e" Leah, vile. beside, arG.
;on factory tier" mills, Sion, and stores of every
scfp,.uu.
lma.,ion 3oa coat aad rou found on l.: it forms
paTi "f ir LeS>Nltr ;"d ia!, =" wIsl, the Lcsa-
iGre Of N2rI GWuu. chartered a railroad, and which
without d.n' w!. De- ru; aut thus open the mineral re.
source, Oi iu.- country.
TEGNS.-..ny reasonable time .iycn the purc!aser-
the crIrcsa>r money uciu: satisfactorily secured, aud the
interest promptly paid Person. wishing hear more Of
ia', l'uh "i Idigr.. t.er oi The undersigned.
JOHN {. CLARK,
fa'r"tt y. -, Charlotte u, Is.
=. H. SINS,
lu.r 2l--c': Clover Depot Haitian Co., "a.
Mg {. Il ierrv !v.r: % the land, viii show 70 s'y
,,l!- D = .yy ny D. IA II ON con
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-10-25

N HIVI ItI>T.K CNLNil. u.
AZ I'LL De- .p'd on u hEDNISnAY the 10Th DAY Of %uy-

WILL BE- -pI on WEDNESDAY. tIr IGti. lqv of %uv-n
w her I,.!, u !sF ]: n":, thr fair dry i-.eal-
Gron u" rGcln>r> til lrGe aid va!unui, ,.'ar r,cd
hNN.fLli, III the county uF UiauCccg. Va j. Is sla-
ted nron North Ev"E-t -:.i:ablc wIt.-, Ni5ig :,r
A'c' NJ AMI "Uiying into th"-apenhr Ery--a r;rcau
ahoUuin. ia oysters and >h, aEI In nrn shcr'Un pro-
Tta' nr !"trillsrnrc auI rgIrineT Tic Tract con
tain, "icTcn nntrcd ant e!s.rn h,iI. cf which
'hDGi ~ huntrrd ."N ruUn. - great fertility l.:
nigh >'g'e ~ Improvement. .i nlvrlid w ..rNhNg-Ibl.
bets of l.ii
Uqoa tn r.;:c rrci aoi,rn iirir. House. bli in
hr m'-r ci--tu' NJ" substantial mau''-r rU,i',r- is
SIDE. basement; zen l.ar rooms Is situation Of
rcm .rat.c beauty, Immediately ap"a 3D." river IL Tie
fH- oi w"i! >',dri Lawn. Altogether sue, tu u,tai"
rarely found ia the market niI u" ale s positive slI
without Reserve.
i:r. -, hrs,h"lI rl k't.',e: Furniture
Farming Implements stock of al kiad,. pro.raGrr &c
hcirU-ip :g 81 r,'auli.Eu.'.', viii h" r.t Lr"u ic
usual l;rFrIs.
For ne real g>a.c. oue..our,h Of lie purchase money
vii! he r'iur"! in cash ' balance IL -qGlI n,tdn,u;,,
htaTiut interest from IL a.? ., tc o.. !'
.cmi"aHI'r ~ onr 'wo, iirt' and 'vJ. yylr. ..:gd
by deed "t tru-' upon the ~ 'm'>'S.
crop ~ what ~ regular alton, ~ o.. s-,iei .r.
forc'hc iy ~ >e, 'rr gl lac p.D.o- - ,,y q Tie
customary rates.
any gentleman e. re purchase ri. aoTe estate "a
pg.Ya'" D.. t..nre tine :H. N"Eeuj"F still everything
upon ' ." 90 .l 'rC..-s'.uc lii rruuD,s'u-r!th~r
i'r. JOHN :. WEirUEH fTri.s.y'.,'rsE. ~
JGi WM. ". CHtMY EirlmguG
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,,sn r:uas S1EI:

M fI>llNG @ 20 70 ae Wc' OArf Tor sac 'hr IaCI Of
w Land wc reside. lying in the couny Of Pr.acs
Edward "a t,. Greek, a mill, igpgi vrDprgt Depot On
:gr Sol'',,ilr rlirolI, Tom idTflrn sidney College
auI :. ..pm g.ray..c containing ije THIS Laa Is
n a hi. state 4 Improvement, aad IS well adapted 90 ir
s-ow,h oi a tae g-ons usually made IN this section 1
county 80. IS .. 80 ln-' Improved places IL The
country. a." Buildings SO " o"", having Ueea erect"
/. sc e.. .. ,.ts- u-' materials and 3 rrE
owi. cyy--.ut gousa: %. uA&D>uNE Il" EL.iNG, wl;h
uiar rooms E.y arr.r ~" ll-" Kitchen, wa
SU rUrl- lee house, t.' -bnu,a, H9c" cnrGra Tor
three carriages. SsuuG".ir-" Sirs. ."JtrcoharE-, irH
Of which framed aud rrry lar;c aud h"i!t ia tr last
rr- yrtrs and every necessary house a urn il.-"
4, A Ir, proportion wood ,;d both ui original growth
aaH pine. There = every inu - ; "i tie choicest ~
-ic'ir sGc apple, peaches, prs, Ef-' cherries nee
arce .Tga's ~! great ..ir.c'y Ui grapes. Ia.s i
ONE %: .le most briau .ui desirable Residences IN TIE
STATE. and shin: :ho.c t.-TrU, O! Purchasing ~ '" :":
themselves hall give further description a. present,
except ,u y 'la; !. J. q, "g.thy nuy i!4cyin a >ori
F,b s---i,,,r JAMES CJEi;>.
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G, riti. GOVERNOR or virginia
iLL.L i. - \ II $ .l,I - =.

IMPORTATION having been received les the Executive,
3D., EpHEii ivi.Gi;t-pS who D.. charged w.rl uur-
.r, 'u inst ' 'l- count! Di Rockingham. has
g.. .1,. l..ss t.li -Huy i,r:c therefore !o
hereby u;'rr 9. Reward Uf ON liJNDEtD AND lFfi
bulI.liS - auy igr.pn WHO -i Ir -ad Eobcr;
Robertson and deliver A !G,u 81" , Of sIiG county o!
H0raiug gt#. amt 10 u"r"aTrr require AL Officers "l if-
Carn41S.dg. gglI aud military, and r,Igr,; III" l-rrr
.nrr g Iyr h,.' vNcr'ivs - procure Tie aFgr-'
- the ..,I :I,.," "a! lie may be- brought 10 Justice.
Given under hand ~ t'o''rnof, aud undct 'he Le-'
, sr.Io: tf. Commonwealth, At Richmond, i't., ,ey-
''.''' "'...ei.,' isy ol u,.u".r, .>i2.
HENRY A. WISE
4hr- l. beg. .ai =, ai q or =. yca-, sIi darz sG.
hrs square huit about 'yrt uU- .uci,c 81 :h.
lie VIII probably ,l.s.l -: 20 me West. w!'.c b. la,
ra.u; relations.
i.y TIE Ggv"r;gr. GEoEGc W. MJNFcRn,
~. A.,
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y,A: ,ssGn ;EST,rn :, 9. .aI:......N.s .,

"?rGG ;nr srs INV estate "a .fr county Crl'n~.
q ani, lying on J"n"- amt Will i:.'"'' AMI "'.'''.
Arr-s nbp.' cultivation iEr -caI!lr 100 :D-,.,.
:!Ha,i CuGon, which reid, !. t.,g'.t 60 r'I.
t.i. II -r'- ,,pDi !py Wi, .rw grounds; CaJ'.Yar.
- Acre. n.ary .u Acres 90: ~ ground, ~ Sr'. irti-
.. T;r who'll, sstis i t. .Hr .antnT an To- r-niar-
'ys cultivation.
rcIlJ lur. .lu,e the idUi sI'.i ~" :n.r ni . .t..'
IN il,.rgri jriIsipH 0i several 'aDu,N" H.'.-, .g1a
the c-'.rnii 81! VAIN" wuCii De- rla ,,.
II sod yr,..r!y .ue u,.... a. r. 2.g. 81 .,. 'lr
ia'I = 70 Dc r''-.d it Ih!.a .sa'. .iiiHSuAi, 'r
dog ri NoYs'ru"r T,rg-. rE,:'i-l r4s. '.sr 90
fsaE.r u. ot- aII J.Ire, H.f '"-".', EE 'n.r
..3:.y ;.- rualy uf Ihr i...r-.i payments rrf.a'
=, secured b. .r". "i trust I:e deferred P''Hmr'-
~n'.gt be- ins. .h' ic \ d-,rr,. hy 'lu pGrrra'cr
Ni,l take ply:.-ur. i. slowing the r pprE'y 20 AZ u'e
wf. ,r-h-. 10 view g. r.iInN HARRISON,
..r Ep
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Aitbmon0 enquirer,
By RITcHIE DUNNAvAMT. TYLER & WISE
TUESDAY, OCTOBER -, 1853.

|
The Harp.r's Ferry Invasion MS Party Capital
The tone oi the conservative press Of the
North eyince> a discrimination to make the
moral of the IIarpcr's Ferry INVASION an clIcc-
! tive weapon 10 rally all men not fanatics
against that PARTY whose leaders haze been
implicated directly with tins midnight mur.
der Of Virginia c;tilcl.S. and tie destruction Of
/ Government property Thi, is certai"ly lc:rti
matc-and we do most sincerely hope ,Ila, the
! horror with w(irh the whole coun,ry * justly
/ filed mav ne the mcai., of opening tie eye,
of ali men to the certain result ii the triumph
, of an irrcprcasihlc conflict leader. or q! any
man, bv an alliance with III" Blach Republican
OSsawattomitcs of the North. This great wrong
and Outrage has been pcrpe,ratc'i by l"yn from
the Ncrth. 1t s but jus, and proper that
d ,cIamcr >hould h. made bv the Northern
nrcs, b,., the voice of The ,r,>- is not cnou.h.
tbc v.ic, oc the ,,.,ri, a, ,hc North. through
the r,l,s j. nccc,.ar; 10 restore confidence aud
to ,ij.rrl the, belief that rhe Northern people
b,yr,;i and ahc,tcd thi. trcas1Gahlr i'va.
sion ot a Southern ; ate.
2'''' - ''s''>'' ,.,;.., ,, ;.,,,r
~. .,,, ,,,i,a ,[ .,ooJ r.n,in,, and
'''''' ''''', w. ,.;,, -, ,,,, .,., -, Ior,,,
,.''''''' .,.......7....,,:.,..
iron" '''' F,'''' - , =, " - :. 80,
election, I"' ''S' >y''' ,''' ,.,.. ,'>,,' :, -.
P't''''"' WIS ,',,' " .,,,
e'''~'''' go ''',,'''' ~ '', -.
''' PeoP', S'''"'' P,'"
'I'e"' - .''' ""'',s''' >'t' e'a' y
''V''t' w Nv ''''
u ''t''','''','>," .'' s'"'', 49,, ,' ~
Pe'n' L" ''y "''o'!'''., "''. " 0'.' '', - ''' ~,
( 'o''l''''''>' "'''' ''t''''' '''','' 'D'
'naa cafee' "' treason ',''' ''''''''''','' '"'
leader OF the 'epuD'',a'' ''''S' s''' "'''''''''
20 ,'e "e''H''.a''' ''%y'a'"'''' ~ ~ !" -
S'HIc coh'c'' a"'' Il '''' P''i 'i''' " w" ''' y
'ea'S ''i,',''''' '"' ',''' '''' 800,
p'llasr' robbery an" "","S'' "'' '''>s" "P "
h''y o' '"s' 10 '''',",s ''r 'i''N''.'. '''''
Ii'ct, lei them SEND from '"e ro''' greetings u
overture" ''' 'ha''' Il p''S''I'' restore com,
den"e' al" cement '''' '''Ng'' @ ''"2'"''''' q
at'"eN!hcH' ''F ''' !" "t'''' ~ '''''''',. "
'he '''''n '"'''''''''''
'''" "''' -,
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s;S 'Es3E GOV s;itNOI: 0Ii NiEsGINIA.


v.-,.,,,,T,T',' - = = W. 'S'E' -
T t'ai IiiNEN SiIfFLET, wlr /, charged win fcIoui.
uG.ir sh.uI- ~ rr county r Greene IL TIL, Common
r"f'h h. . '..u -, &C. ana nov gius at Itr-" ,hcr.
'rrg d, hereby y'-r tr. ~ ONE ~ NDi;kp ruI.-
LARS 'nHy prF, V0 s aTTr-i III" .al Henry >ii;"t'
ar ."v,r ri in',i:.= .u of ,i county q" nrreur. aud
90, ,.r-,,grG rnnr. u. "Tsrr- %! -, Commonwealth.
'i, i rri ry, ami ryI"i u" people GENERALLY To u.c
~ t. y~rjug, &, procure a." are: " t!.r 'h,t :us:
iI.r tat b." mas nr h,uG.i.: 100 Iu, !c-
'":' uuer fuy i.ut ',"."ru"r iuI under the les
= i"i 4r Commonwealth a. Eiclnoni. ih- !ti.
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iFSEY 4 WISE
~ ;.y Governor Croa3. y Mcsforp, secretary Of the
Commonwealth.
irary >i:lir, g.. about 81. -: Lg' we'll butt aud
rgar IA, GraI several r-J hi.
nr.,r.d aud iru ..d liz clrri-- one .louf-c higher
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ell Coda" lIl. belonging ir'I- estate g.. " late John y
H!u.snH. sail farm ir- ~ Ir county q ,1sr.,- 'y,
l.un lately -" i'hi'r road, twenty s'lr- tom Il %
mont, "G "us Mi" r"'a iin", frcr A. n.nGs l.. .Iai,
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consist o! 4ho.: "-1 acre.. %: "c a'"gr "II IA
hir -:E:r of 'wrcv"'1.u' Ed wuIrr ,gyd'.Iu, aL
balance wou.. Tie myro. .4s at. "a TIE place. con.
stu: ~ DWELLING barn. Stable negrDlgIrers Be-. age
rrs. ~! ~ good repair II not deemed Necessary
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rip-, - ;hc dag & az.
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Si 1UJ pan'il. Eaii EN,!s, a.t even ir.irF "..'
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Idtnlir r.'i "' u.a"i.'J % wood is"! o.
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