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True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-04

VIRGINIA SENAToR-On the 22nd umo, nine in
efiectna baongs WIRE had in the Virginia Legisla.
'ure' after which the election postponed until the
next day. We annex the following table Of the various
bollotngs.
LIST IN 3rd 9Th 5th 9Th 9TH 9Th 9th
Johnson, f5 81 rs n 20 n 81
Rive-, 81 60 IS 81 q 90 81
Mason, SO 81 81 SO 68 6s 6s II 70
Robertson, 25 81 10
Scattering, 9 2 3 10 10 2 I
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-04

= NIO VIE, Ftb 70.
CtTv News MARKET. &C.. We have again tepoat limited
sssasae,ions In Market Sales to-day QUO bales
= our last quotations.
Oar receipts this date reach abou. 700 200 bales
esd The fs1 that boats daily arrive but partially fr-shed
cou1rm the fact Of deficiency CROP Tho opinion
he very general that receipts Ill not
sssd 3S 900 bales, sysnst 3tu,O00 last year.
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-04

NEW BOOKS-I'he Hugenuts by James, in = vols.
~ Keith's demonstration Of the truth of tho Chris.
tian religion with numerous engraviugs.
The Diaiy Of late London physician in vols.
Also new supply Of
Maria Edgeworth's works
Hannah Moore's Memoirs
Pearson on the creed-Bumett on tho 80 articles
Enteld's history Of philosophy
fuckers light Of nature, &c &c
Received and for sale by A TOWAR,
MP 40 r.m..
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ENONHV INV
No. 3, Camp st.
WILL. engrave and print to order, bunk notes. hills
w Of exchange, bills Of ladiug, diplomas, m'rca"-
tile and visiting cards. notnral, consular and counting
house seals, door pn:es silver ware, &c. always on
;,,'tes.
g Cards printed from plates already engraved.
nov2O
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-03-04

SVTfUVJI BUIJKS,
"OODBRIDGE'S Geography and Atlns
w Smley's Geography and Atus
Co,b's Readers Nos Il 2; Purter's Rhetorical do
Andrews and >topIarI's Latin Grammar
Andrews Latin Leasons lust received new sup
ply Of the above valuable school Books at 40 Camp st
where large aud choice assortment Of 5, hool noks
may be had good terms as in the southern
country. mara ALEX, V;DNAR
NOrlCE-Morrison's Il, ytun Vegetable Universal
y Medicine, formerly sold by Il. u. Sykes, at ~
Charres street. i removed to the Book Store Of Da
yid Felt 4 "a Charrs street, directly opposite who
is duly appointed sub gent, Tor the sale of these
invaluable Medicines Sold in packets of 81, So
and 70, with ample directions in French, Spanish aud
EnFlsh.
few copie. Of the Aiorrsonia Family Adviser Of
the British College Of Health. Price 90 vs. also the
Practical Proofs, 9TH edi,on-37 l2.
Take notice-the genuine are never sold in drug
stole and only he had in this city at "a Churtres s
flesh supply just received OF New York sa,ioners
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-19


------,L. commencement, - '. .iI The general TX. |
traitor, me "" IN .,ye feasibility to NE c'atSe e.
pendl'uFef 80 ~ Sir, (.a,d MIR NJ iG' QUE ~
iravnga"' ,,.s inc, u.s., OF pen~'hs un" 9;,;no
IRON =, Il, And ! en- ,aiiSheu '"a' KIN now
an" J,, 80, not csgJs-d 10 Gsapr'o'e w. b nj the
Fe".,, .n,a;uvsl would smack 10" ~. g. | do
o6,ous sin ii ra:a;,t"G", h"' = ~ donation.
nm, look go ~ the payment 81 pei, whicb We are, in
hu, ne the discharge al nn''. a. and humanity, as
Wv ,,.,ais nat To say gia'i'u'e "u 49,, d,it -
point OF h'"'a''' ~ -. ,ry other Revolutionary u'
mueh oo"u 80 ,h. money Of others 10 prosscu,e o,v
49, D. t,,iou ,re we're, oil course, oo",to;, npr.
OF '"e ',,a, and surely thnse who gave W. ,;
u, VIZ, -, and pared their lives, are as '" p,,
80 Sn nav ns those who advanced ia'h ms; a,,a,
We .;nrs constitute part oi lie PEI - ,,h m.
I,,.. The !Jnd ia temporary, anu c moro install
r,,6Iy disappearing p"nso"'s.
rnu,. and the debts pn'a ''i's.'' ,; NO sorn dis
menus m; dawn the dark vista OF lime we So' "
!" nv surviving pensi"neI al me WV ,Tn >;
cover u'e hr,,c they are fast ta'''ng IKE inc =.
A'ou"u hcr,re the scy,he or the s'che' ine. h,
P'"'u ga L,,a lane Of life, through wncn WY Tt .
pI :, orri!s for yeats threesco'e anu 'e t;d
81 heir existence Is fast set,ihg, anu ud y, Tho
gu" " The horizon Of life They are co'Geu a. n
deh ot,o =, tho end OF their days journey; "hete,a
tEk;ng their last refreshments, ana oel"s ,;,o 4,
UNI, H. r,,;guss OF their travel, they are P'ePai"s w
10 down ana sleep the sleep oil death Ateauy nass
- God amid the surrounding silence a"u y, r.
hs, e seen ty the faint, a!cker'ng ''ahI ol Iup ''
sy ,opers 10 be laying down theis weary n -,
10y, loose which shali only end with Tune n "a Ia
nnes are NEEDING The tomb ana mus. soo', m,ne,
by side with ,eircnn;panl"ns leu =, rho ,,il Tough
Isy. behind yhcm the IA "1io The Hstory OF q,
t,,ia .hich las added ne" 10 tic asonishmenr ,
, nd a..-rrg NV enc gIes and The ces.iuy
(TJIe cOHnutd.)
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-19
(From HE .Ec,c Orleans Bulletin. .3DyH III

LATE FROM TAMrico BY the schooner Sarah Ann,
are in receipt OF advices from ampico the 80 in-
slant We under obligations TO the courtesy Of q
General of the Federal army for flies Of Ell Ttgraio
from The Sd 10 the I'D ult inclusive but they do not con
tain any thing regarding their u proceedings From
some movements, II is conjec;ured that exped
ton is loot against the castle Of San Juan de UIoa
detachment OF seven hundred were preparing TO
embark FIVE six vesscls chartered for the purpose
The impression that their destination the ports OF
Sachcos and Vera Cruz II also ec,ured that the
Texan steam ship "f ZavuIa, which s. led hence
rev uuys og, viii vsi, T"npico and operate with the
federnsts Their cause is making great progress in the
interior and the possession Of such on
the coast as Tempico and San juan de Uua mus, in.
gore their ascendancy and ultimate triumph
The American briggs Tensaw and Jane and schooners
Andrew Jackson Creole and Francis Amy had been
chartered by The Federal Party and dispatched with
troops; but for what destination, knew Captain
Bnn,emps assured us, that he conversed with contain
OF one Of the vessels before sailing and he confessed he
was ignorant Of his destination which was not 10 be made
known until they had crossed he bar. We have not
Earned any thing else of mporance-all was Gue, at
ialnpco - LouiSigaa .7drsriiStr.
appointments IN Teas Gen. Dunlap has been an
pointed Minister To the D. States, and Gen Funte late
aIVtu rom Mississippi, chosen Secretary of Stale in
the place Of Gen
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-19

from me Petersburg intiiigsnccr, .9prii 16)
Great Match Race, $4,000 a side between Boston
and Portsmouth - Two mil. heats.
This match came of at New M,,Le, ~ d,r and u,o
won by Portsmouth in two heats ~ ~ 'S
FIRST HEAT Portsmouth 90, the track and tho s,,,
about twelve steps, and won the heat essilv-T;me 2
minutes 80 seconds. "'
SECOND HEar.-Both had fine start. and tho hoo,
wee al! 60 along the part Of Boston, from The word
"GO. At one time he came up and coIlared pn,,s
mouth but was shaken o and beaten by ten wards
Time 3m ass janus
This time is the fastest second heat ever run at New
Market; the track, too, was rather heavy.
An immense amount Of money has been lost on Boston,
The ODDS IN his favor this morning were 10 !.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-19

FLORIDA SrocK-Letters from London by The Sid
Cons. soy that Colonel Gamble President of the Union
Bank OF Florida, had just completed the negotiation
for which he wen, OUT Of million and half Of Florida
stock.-Journai Of Commerce, 27h uh
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-19

April ]? [ll3-lIl TRUSTEE.
IL ChANcEEY-yIEc'>rA-At Cueut superior CourI Of
Las a"4 lhancey, rs in Charcey, continued and held for
the county OF Cumefiind al the Courthouse nj
Hnt TO adounmcn on Friday, the 18th of March 1899;
Henry T. Irving aud Ccin-ion Cansiyn AGthony
CT" 'h"'os ~b'Phih, ana Andre" s"ocnyi PlaIGtifs:
asaIa-l
Au'hoH! y. Walton Jne Suphin James Bsford lanes
g. BROOKS and Richard Jones, Jane. ". Radcliffe Ihrina. H.
Walton, Defendants.
This day this heard the bill answers mud
exhibits, aud the fUrncr rr.ued by
conrse Nheup" appearing the shat the
IN this cause on The day Of in the year had been
executed aEd also appearing the should
have an opportunity Of HsccaIing who the creditors sat.
pin and walton Interested The ubjec 10 hem hy
deed 81 fusl m The proceedings mentioned
ihc plaintiffs do before of
this court o all the funds tho hands and which
:" their specifying the
property money bonds other debts contracts the situation
VI The same ut the tine making the nd
dcred that The Commissioner
te deb ocvery kind, which Suphn Wal
'ca WHETHER due OF their milling business or
parines 10 MIR other mercantile the the
oct" said Ged and TO enable the said Commits
' paTii"n Of this order, the Pnnr directed cy, the
hor" o. SAID Sutphn Wuon Commis. ia
forthwith 10 the Richmond Enquirer Whs sl no;ice of
the lime ana pace "heD he VIII proceed 10 take the in
tbs cause requiring oil the creditors aforesaid of ssd Suphn
Naion 10 appear IN p'nn by and make
,absh their debts respectively; which publication shall be made
days previously taking said this cou
and the sane Commissioner directed
which be required by tie PARTIES deemed pertinent by him
self. 4 t'ouy-1rse,
D. q. WOODSoN d. C. C. c. L. C. c. c.
The parties interested foregoing decree will take notice
that have appointed Monday, the LIST day Jnly
purpose Of commencing the thereby
ties will attend Office, (alf mile below Cumberland Cont
house, Win 'he papers, &e relative to the nhet aforesaid
HEZ. FORD,
CoSa'r fer tat c. S. c. cfL cnd c. for c. c.
aPfh ~ ll2-w9w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-04-19

u All persons wishing 10 correspond with the Female
Collegiate Institute, its immediate vicinity will direct
Their communications to Gravel Hill post Office, Buck.
ingham. Va, by Cumberland Court House
April ~ tIl3-ll1 A TRUSTEE
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-10-24
BURLINGTON MARKET.
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
THURSDAY, Oct. "a, 1889.

-... thursday, OcL. ~, 1851.
Business brsk-rivcr rising.
BAcoN-EIog round from to 8, limited de-
mand.
BEASs-Whitc 1,50
BurrER--l6a l5cts, good demand.
BEEswAx--ls3 scarce.
CANDLEs--Sperm 50, Mould IS, Dipt 14c,
good supply on hand.
CorroN YAnN-3la Soc sales, in demand
CoFFEE-Havana Green 49, 4 l6, Rio 15!a 4
l6, Java II u Is,
CIGARS-1lavana per NJ. lS, 90 5000, Prin-
cpc 30 25
CoEpAGE--Hcmp Bed Cords 800 a 500,
Grass 400 600, Coil Manila l8a 90, limit
ed sale .r.s
DoMEsTIcs-We quote for / 10 u II, A 10 a
10, in demand.
Fsu-Cod 500, no Mackerel or Herring in
market.
FLoun-Ohio and St. Louis, Superfne $50
llinois7 800 a6 so
FRUIr--None in market Of any kind.
FURs & PELrRlEs-Decr Skins long gray 20c
Red and Blue 80, do shaved 80, Beaver $50 a
400, Muskrat 10c, Raccoon 30 37bb
| GRAN-Corn 25 Wheat 50 Oats lSS
| HIDEs-Dry g.
lKoN--Bar 9, Round 10 a 10, Hoop 10 IL
Plough Wings ~ a -, Castings e.
LARD-Limited sale, 8 8.
LEAD-Dull, Pig S 81, Bar 8.
MoLAssEs-6S 10 in demand.
NAlLs-Boston, good supply, 1900.
On--Spcrm winter strained 1879 ! so,
Summer strained l, 25 a 1871, Tanners Oil $22
u S25, Linseed 81 80.
RlcE-9 a 10, good demand.
SALr-kenhawa 100, G. A. Sack $50, L.
B. So a Sc 80, there is scarcity in our market
OF Ground Alum Salt,
SuGAR-Good Sugars have Il tendency up.
wards, we quote N. O. 10 Il IL, Loaf 10 d
22c.
SoAr-Eastern No l. 8, country made
E Il Sc.
TonAcco-Manufactur Missouri and Ken
tucKy Is a 20, Virginia As so.
TEAS Young Hyson IS 6s, 6. P. and I'm
pcrial ST. go.
TAR-bbl 100. 500
WINEs--Sweet Malaga 75c, Tencrf1e LOO
1,50, Madeira l,50a $50, Old Port 2 90 ,25
Port 100 l,50, Sherry 200 800, Cham
paignc SIP a SIS.
PnlNrs-American l2a 25, English IS a 80
French 50 So.
WHITE LEAD--Kcg 800 $50
WINDOW GLAss--pcr box Of 100, first qualit,
7x9 500, SIX 10 500, 10 X II 100, l0x !.
800, II Is 1900, IL Y Is 1906
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-10-24
MORUS MULTlCAUIJS
Oct, 2-lStf

MORUS MULTlCAULIS.
THE subscriber wishes to dispose of a
few thousand Genuine Morus Multi
caulis Trees and Cuttings, to be deliver
ed about the LIST of November next. The
above trees are now growing near Alton,
and are in the most thriving condition.
To those who may wish to engage in
the cultivation of this popular variety Of
Mulberry for feeding the Silk Worm, q
fine opportunity is here offered, as they
will be enabled to obtain the trees in sea.
son to take care of them themselves du-
ring the winter, and be ready for early
spring planting, and thereby avoiding the
many risks attendant on obtaining sup
plies from the eastward.
Early application should he made. All
letters will be promptly answered, and
must be post paid.
w. l.. CHAPPELL, Alton Ill.
TRoberts Silk Manual on hand, and
for sale.
Oct. 3-lS,
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-10-24
SHERIFF'S SALE,

DY virtue of an Execution to me deliver
ID ed from the Clerk Of the District Court
of Des Moines County, Iowa Territory,
! have levied upon and will sell at Public
Sale to the highest bidder, in the Town Of Wup-
pello, on ID
Thursday. the 31st day of October next,
between the hours of 10 o'clock in the forenoon
and D IN the afternoon Of said day the following
described lots of land or so much thereof as NAV
be necessary to satisfy said execution, Ito wit,1
the west half of the north west quarter of sec.
ton No. II, in Township No. 70 north, and
Range west, and the cast half of the north
west quarter of section q, Township 10 North.
Range west, and the south west quarter Of
section 81, Township 10 North, Range west
taken as the property of Joseph Newliull, to
satisfy CLANCY Brooks.
JOHN H. BRAGG, Dep'y
for c. M. MCDANIEL, Sheriff of Louisa Co.
Wapello, Sept. 80, 1s39-1sts
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-10-24
COME AND SEE.

THOR SALE, farm of 220 acres, 8 miles
II from Burlington, on the Territorial road
leading through Wapello to the Lead Mines
Said farm is eligibly situated in good neigh
borhood--l2O acres good prairic--lOO acres en-
closed with substantial staked and ridered
fence-60 or 10 acres broken and under cult.
watered for stock--a never
failing spring Of excellent water on the premi.
log cabins, suitable for dwelling
log stables, sufficient to accom-.
modate 20 head of horses---an inexhaustible
quarry Of good building rock--timber and prai
RE adjoining. The above described farm will be
sold for $1,000, or $1,000 with the deed, after
being entered. Nothing but a desire to pay
undivided attention to his professional business
would induce the subscriber to sell on such
reasonable terms. @
Oct.3 tf-e2 w. T. HuroH,ssoS
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-10-24
DIR. FALLS
Certain Cure for Consumption, Coughs, Colds,


YIYHIS discovery will undoubtedly confer
Il upon the human family the greatest bless.
ings that the inventive genius and labors of
men have ever bestowed upon suffering human
ity in any age Of the world. Until this remedy
was discovered, the consumption had been con-
sidered as the certain destroyer of large
portion of the human race. Selling the youth,
the middle aged, and the old, Unfortunately
and plunging them into an untimely grave.
Who has not behed with sorrow, the blooming
girl, end the young man, who but few months
before, promised to make ornaments to society
and the world, nipped, as it were, in the bud,
and consigned to the world of spirits, Just as
they We're appearing upon the stage Of action?
Fortunately for suffering humanity, the dis
covery of this medicine, has struck from the
catalogue of diseases, the tcrrors of the most
horrible malady that has ever withcrcd the
hopes of man.
1t is an Indian remedy, that was discovesed
in the year 1896. DR.. FALL. having resided for
twelve years in the ncighbornood of the Creek
Indians, and having tcen surprised at the Won
derIul fact, that not single case Of consump-
ton had ever been known to take place among
them, was induced to believe that they must be
i'll possession of some cure for this most distress
ing of all diseases. After much cXcrtion, for u
term Of more than three years, spent at inter
walls amoug those children of the forest, receipt
for this descase was obtained and its life prcserv
ing principles arc now offered through the me-
dunn of this medicine, to all mankind. For a
proof of the fact that all the Indian tribes Of the
|, American continent possess knowledge of this
remedy, it is only necessary to remark that
there is not one single instance on record, OIL
even traditional account among them, of any
Indian ever having died of consumption. 1t il
purely vegetable composition, and one of the
most innocent medicines in the world, and like
all other articles ofmcdicinc used by the Indian
tribes, it is simple in its composition.
! observation-disclosures afflicted with consump
unjust take half tea spoonful three or foul
times per day, with the addition Of tea spoon
full just before going to bed at night. Patient:
afflicted with this dreadful disease by using i,
as above directed two or three months, vii
lind themselves entirely clear of the pain in the
breast and free from the cough, that accompa
MES the consumption.
1t is, also, the best medicine in use, for per
sons who are troubled with splitting of blood
and slight hacking coughs, pain in the breast
! quenty terminate in consumption. Two o.
three bottles will, in all cases, relieve the pa
tent, and restore the health entirely. 1t viii
entirely relieve the patient from the coughs
which are distressing, in few hours from
the time it is first taken.
i Taken in doses of tea spoonful at bed time
it will relieve the most inveteratc colds AM
asthma.
), For sale by J. NJ ROBERTSON, Burlington.
Oct 81
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-10-24
To All whom it may Concern.
NOTICE

Us HEREBY GIVEN, that the undersigned
Il is constituted Attorney in fact by Richard
F. Barrett and his wife by letter of Attor-
ney (rccorded in the several counties in the
first judicial DISTRICT for him and in his name
to execute deeds in fee simple to all those per.
sons who hold his Title Bonds, according to the
tenor Of those bonds, upon payment of the
money due according to the condition of those
bonds. The notes given for lands are in my
hands. All those who are disposed to pay
now for lands bought of Mr.. Barrett upon a
credit OF more than one year can do so upon
fair terms. CHAS ]. STARR
Burlington, Oct. 1, l839--15tf
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-10-24
TO MERCHANTS.

DRIDGEMAN e. PARTRIDGE are expect
ID ing by earliest arrivals an extensive as
sortment of Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
which thus have purchased from first hands in
the eastern markets, and will consequently be
able to sell for cash as low as St. Louis prices.
Their stock will consist in part Of
80 ps Broad Cloths, blue, black, green, olive,
dahla brown and cadet mkt; .e.
40 ps Satinets, Biddle, Adams, cadet and steel
mixtures;
% ps Cassimeres. black, blue, drab and mkt;
10 ps Beaver Cloth, superior article for over
coats; s eE
40 ps English GA Merinos, assorted colors;
20 ps English GA Merinos, figured, a new
article;
40 ps plaid and plain Linsey;
1900 ps fancy and blue Calicoes; E''@a@"
60 ps bleached Cottons; s@
SO ps Tickings; ....
1000 lbs Batting; .s~. la3-a. "a
500 lbs Wicking; .-.r..-..t
IS bales 3-4 and A bro Sheetngs;
SO ps colored Cambrics; .,@
80 ps white Cambrics; .#aasEsT
l case Canton Flannel; .5....,, r..--rg
9 cases blue and striped Drills; -..-.
9 bales Twiled Cottons;
tons Cotton Yarn; a
White, red and blue Macknaw Blankets;
White, red and green Flannels;
Red Paddings; Canvass; @s"s
Brown Holland; Irish Linen; faa. .vs... 81
Apron Checks; Silesias; .-s q -.....
Strip'd Shifting Domestic Flannel;
200 lbs patent Linen Thread, black and cold;
$50 lbs Cotton Thread, white, blue and cold;
$50 dozen Spool Thread; sE
so lbs black and cold Sewing Silk;
SO ps pongee and flag Silk Hkfs;
Oops cotton do do;
IS doz Palm Leaf Hoods and Bonnets;
Ribbons Gloves; Hosiery;
Cravats; Stocks; Suspenters;
Buck and Wool Mittins;
Pins; Needles; Combs; l s-s- zS.
Fig'd Satin and Velvet Buttons;
Lasting, Gilt and Bone Buttons; &c. &C.
ALSO, An extensive assortment Queens
ware, Hardware, Boots, Shoes, Leather, GRO
CERES, Nails, Powder, Oils, Paints, Iron,
| Steel, sc. &c.
| B. and P. would also inform their customers
that they will have the best retail Stock of
Goods ever offered in the Territory-comprising
general and extensive assortment of articles
adapted to the Western Trade. Tiff
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-10-24
Fruit TREES.

VIE suUscfiucI HAS Ilddc arrangements VIII
Il the most respectable Nurseries in the At
lantic States as well as at the west, for the sup.
ply and sale of Fruit Trees, in any quantities,
of the most esteemed varieties now cultivated
in the United States The trees will be deliv-
cred in Cincinnati, labelled and packed in the
most faithful manner, so as to insure their safe
transportation to any point in the Western and
Southern States. Among the varieties Of APP
pies, he has the large read Baldwin, Roxbury
Russell, Hubbardston Nonsuch, Taliafero, !.
(from Virginia. Yellow Tewton Pippin, Harri-
sons Newark Crab Cor cider,) Siberian Crab,
and other splendid kinds from New England,
including the valuable sorts brough! into notice
by the Massachusetts, Horticultural Society
within the last ten years. Also, of Pears, he
Gun supply the large Bartlett (the prince of Au-
tumnal Pears in Boston market-the tree is of
rapid, healthy growth, and comes into bearing
while very young,) the BouDgmestre, Zine,
large Flemish Pearl the Syhanche Vertc, Dix,
Lewis, and Passe Colman, (wnter table Pears,)
the Catillac or 40 ounce Pear from France, Gov.
Cores Heathcof, &c. All of the above are now
growing within two miles of Cincinnati Also,
few Of the best kind OF Cherries, Pluns. Pea
ches, Apricots and Nectarines, Rose Busbes-
Grape Vines and Shrubbcrry, now grown at tho
East
The subscribers has the sale, also of 900, DG0
Morus Malticaulis Trees, at the lowest market
price, by the thousand, or smaller quantity: dc.
liyerable in Cincinnati.
The best season for removing and transplant
ing Fruit Trees, is as soon as possible after the
leaves have fallen from the effects Of Autumn
nal frosts. 1t should be borne in mind that it
costs no moro to raise the very best fruit, than
the very poorest; and persons in want. Of good
fruit are recommended to send in their orders
as soon as possible. they will be filed and ex-
ecuted in the order Of their reception. From
an experience of thirteen years in the Tree bu-
siness in Boston,. the subscriber trusts he shall
be able to give satisfaction 10 purchasers; ana
where the selection is left to him, they may re-
~ upon being honorably used, as regards heal.
thy. vigorous trees, and succession Of .vaiua-
Bile varieties that win come in eating from June
to February. All orders must be invariably ac-
conapanied with the cash. or an.order upon soma
house in Cincinnati
JOHN B. RUSSELL
No. s, Cassiuy's RON fronting The Riser.l :
Sept. 10, 1ss9-l6-4t
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-10-24
DISSOLUTION.

VENHE Partnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween A. 0. DAVID s. J. BEYLS, in the
Livery Business, in the City of Burlington, IS
this day dissolved by mutual consent, those
having claims against said firm, will present the
same for payment to either of the above named,
or to j. S. David, those indebted to said firm,
will call and make immediate payment either
to A. o. David and Joseph Beyls, or to John s.
David, either Of whom arc authorised to receive
and receipt for the same.
A. o DAVID,
s.s#r- JOSEPH BEYL,S.
Burlington, Sept. Goth, 1889.
r The Stable hereafter will be conducted under
the firm Of Bcyls, Fletcher s. White.
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