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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-10
The .ippronchiau Presidential Election.

The approaching Presidential Election
-!Ti,hour interfering with The interests
or prospects Of cilhe- party, in the cnnlrS;
which j, now rapidly approaching. w"
deem it our duty 10 express our views up
on the line of conduct which Christians
are bound to observe on ail such Urcn-
sions. These will occupy more space
than We arr ?ro.ared Al p'r,cnr ru allow
to the subject. We think il aIrc7dv nee
essarv, however, 10 warn uur i,G::;;!!s. ,'iai
numbers of Christians are honestly at
tached TO cacl; parry, and, therefor, thar
general allegations or sweeping invcriivc$.
mast Zach the riinrnctrr ot :nnny a nan
OF GIL. In i,n::,i... 40. pul t, every
man at liberty 10 ctlJosc for himself, but
the most i'npnr'a 'lTnc>iions are 80 doubt
fnl III i:i.;r ""fv n;iilr.., 'ha' i',c wisa>:
and best of men have snnHrinrs rian.rd
their opinions upon them. To dcnortiice
Il man, therefore, for cmhraciH. either
side, is to require him 10 he wiser than lie
wiseSf, and beucrlhan Tie bcs!.-BlpHSt
Adr0cats.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-10

Ia the case Of an apprentice who had
fi, away from lis nH>icr aud enlisted
in he L. $. Marine Corps, Judge Ran
dali 81! !.iiialr!phia decided u" Saturday
that, although he law Gili.c Cui:c!: States
allow ed The enlistment Of llinors without
the consent Of their parents. yet n contract
hr,wcc" master and his apprentice be-
ing Il p;ior one, the masIcr !!ad Il rioIil 10
claim the discharge Of his apprentices
Tie buv was then handed over 10 IIiS mas
ter, after delivering u? Tie r!uiIliag o.; lInr
United States.
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From Mc Salisbury Car0'in;en.

II IS our nl"l1uciiolv dutv 10 record The
death of DIR. BEHJAMIN AUsrIT. some time
since the assuciate Editor o. this paper,
and lately y Deputy Marshall for Rowan
county. The exposure consequent upon
the discharge of his office in taking the Cen
sus, brought on n violcut attack olihe hill
ious congrstivc fever. which rrrminaicd
his existence after an illness of "a few days.
We knew the deceased well. We have
known him for years in different situations,
and ne can say in all truth. that i, has ne
Yer been our fortune Ia known any man
who was influenced in all his actions hr
mnre honorable and generous frciiuc>.--
He was warm-hcared nnl devoted to lis
frieud>. aud llarhnr';! II" feeling, IT cnilv
even towards ;hn>" who .;irred him irju.
ry. Its ito ellnrt of empty eulnsy Ia tie
dead. when we say that lie was I man Gl
as universal henev"'cHcc as any one we
have ever known. Those who knew linn
and he had many friends-wili long re-
member his inest,nahle wnr,h-Mis blame
less inegritv, his unsrIspacting Kindness t.
all men, and the characteristic. ."ntrs,si
~, ALWAYS really 70 pniiH'e rilrnres. auI
never disposed 10 ..srt down an.h, in
malice" Even tirr violence ui unprovo-
ked aud unmrri,cd ppliral prosecutions
never induced him 10 return evil for evil
or cast hack their own abuse m,,nn hi, -.
sai!aHts. lie waS inai!. take him for al
III all. sach rs we Stl,lum meet with IL
this world of s".i>l,nass and passion. Re
quiescat IN peace"
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-10
A s:s,slaEs!c Plantation
E;6AGS sSSs,aI.

TE7Hi: sn!',c'ih"r "''rrs i''s valuable pIan'a.
ii iinm i"r sab. situa,cd"u The rna'l leading
from the l:i;nd Ford OIL Salnda River. la
l'ainhurg and augusta, three miles east Ii"m
Cambridge, in E,lgrtiald District. 20 tanning
live hundred acres. twu hundred of which Is
fresh cleared. Thrrr is two hundred acres
living in the woods aud is well timbrrcd. The
above lanI is under iir.i rae fence, and Is
waIl arIa;tcd to the growth OF cotton ami Grain.
D:l the ;Ilal:iaIion is ali excellent Dwelling
House. Barn AID Slahcs, and all necessary
ont-bulding<. The sprim. attached To the
Plantation cannot hr SIlrpa->rd ly any in the
up cori.lry lis waters are Ol i.I' puirSi kind.
very roil ans! healthy. Tie situation is US
Ira;;ry lis any in The up cniniry. The nri-h-
I'orIrnn,l olrls the imsl ran.r ior ,inck OF all
kind. the Slate a!iu!d>. The ahn"r planla.
iIon oilers as many inducements 10 purchasers
IL any in thu coun,ry. 'i'hu$r who wish to
purchase will do well TO call AMI examine for
themselves. I'rrniS sill be- liberal ard ac-
communicating. For further particulars apply
to ,ilc .uJScribcriiving on ;hr Plantation.
T!IU$. J. COLEMAN.
August !S l>.i0 e 81
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CuLUMBUs. Ga. Auo. %

AcccoartS concur in rrp'esen,i' e fever. d"-
ring the present summer. tU b in ine cnuniIeS
on inc Fist taHd C,.a'tauOocnce below Musco.
gee. more maignIn, aus epilrmicIl lEaa al
amy o'mcr period sin' e iiH whit" man b came
iIosses>ur ri Ii" soil, Faa! ler'mIrl;I;i"ns are
said to l'e common. One statement depicts
,ile disease So rife in Baker com.ty. thai 1t is
doubilml neither iirirS can hr convened -
Tic Scol,rge is attributed To the mil-naia Ell
.cntl.rrd hy the constant and excessive raiHS,
aided by ra:or;c producing and dccomposin.
iuxuriau egrta!ion.-Ihr3H.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-10

Ecsfacies.-lt is such Il rare thing for
the Frdrraiisls to gel into power in the
Southern States, that their success in y
Carolina has well nigh run some al them
crazy. They seem to he ranIlc!eIy car
RED away with JOY, minslcd dnnhllrss
with nr little surprise al their g"n,I iuck.-
The !'ts'r!l i.tir"'s. in particular, are in
perfect ic>rAIIEs. Nn" oI ih"u cries ont
GLORY ULuEy.! GLuHY ...'-am"lilrr
heads his h,!llclin wiiIl-"GLoEIors Tkl-
uMpu !-v!croEY .!-vlc~oHY !!!-yicro-
ny ..!!"-wiiir notes Of increasing admi-
ra'inn and wonder al the astonishing an-
nouncemcnI. AtIIird roars fnrlh-"N hm-
I,rd guns far oH Rip" while a Innnh
shout, .hn::0! hac-".! hu=-a!! n"-HelI.
"rnt!cn"". >"i!-s''onl arI:! awny-
vomr ig will EnI la>l inng .yuu wn!'i al
w.v, harrlhc cry ol "i,ar 'lHlrs" ">Ia,u!-
irg army" "I:,,.cr taxes" and such like
'II,,uhn"s 70 deceive The people wiih.-
y h"","r %a.~ success by ~n,f0r @,a"s
never hn!,!s il ionG. Al history and aI
experience show this, alIi whnl has taken
par" hcinre. Will hanrra aS#in.-.saiis
5ury ~. {. CGroijnjda.
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E,Ss,rg's2 s2!AYsIEp.

E9RGM tic Sn!,>cl:hcr, aaonr l;c l9lh of
e. ilarc! last. : Cults. one :; dark iron gIcy
iiy, three years oIrI; wi.cn >:.c left. she had nn
Il canininu SIZE iran Erl!, aliar!lcd 10 leather
collar, lI.lcnrd up with Irahrr latch. The
olri yclr old. hr g!n bay horse colt. with
some w;.i!c Irals om the hndy, and blaze in
lie irc will <aIii;lrirri!. reward any one who
will stop said colts. or either ot Them, and give
me iu;nrma;iui:; d;.cc: ~ III. Willing Post OF:
lice :. g. SIMEON CROUCH.
Mt. Willing, Aug D, l5.lD 80
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-10

Ram pdini-F'or he last month. we have
had run morc or less. nearly every day Sill,
however ".:r river remains will iii lIS hounds.
ba: eli lie pIg np :" hn,tiag order Although
we u:r blessed with 81, n au abn''!a'cr OF lain.
oar town remains aeall beyond calculation.
an ;, n.iS ~ 40 t. iiat What eycrlS, Isligat.
--!Iigljarr JDaraut.
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E7S5Es BALE.

FETllE Subscriber oilers for Sllr his HOUSE
q. ANA I.OTai PnttplsviIir. Also. his Cori
EaHdiE1 cs'Gb'isLmfm. w,thaiI the work, flush
rd &ua.i:l;S!l"d. .il<n lli hIk Smiths T1Ois.
al!d lhns" u<rd in lie Woodland Paint Shop.
Also his Stuck rl hand Siic!l :lS Leather Cloth.
larcS. &c N;.
'i'cri;is made easy to suit the purclnsrr.-
For further particulars ar?lr 10
JOHN McNIELL.
PnltrrSviic. Aug. %, IS.i0 tt so
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-10
C0TTON WARE HOUSE.
&traYcaa or Stolen

ETROM the Subscribers wagon, IA miles
e. below Abhcvilr c. II. on the Augusta
road, nn TIM night of the 9Th of August, inst. a
light bay HORSE. with Il dark flax name and
tali-!ontecn Or fifteen hands high-bIind in
one eye. which is not di>iguretl, however, and
l'i's brand upon Gil" hip. Any person taking
up said horse and giving information to Jony
ARCHER, III GrceyilIe &. H. where he NAV
b. ionlId. will be- literally rewarded, and paid
all necessary EXPENSES.
J. C. DARKLEY.
Ans 2S b 3I
The Elgciiehl Advertiser is requested to give
the above two insertions. and forward his ac.
cnnnt to this Office Tor payment.-GrccnriNc
ll0aniainccr.
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J. C.. DARKLEY.
POCKET BOGk LOsT.

I OST about the lcth. July last, OH the low.
E. rr Columbia Road. leading to Hamburg.
between Alr. Watsnns aud the Old Wells.
alnrgc
LEATHER POCKET BOOK,
containing. Notes and Accounts. viz: one Noto
on Ahsolum Horn. for Thilty-tour Dollars
given in March last, and due the 9th, ofDc-
crmhcr next One on julius Satcher. for Four
teen Dollars. given in March last and duo
sometime in june last. Ono OIL Arthur Lott, for
Three DoaIS AMI fifty cont. date not recnllec-
ted. Mr.. Derrick IIoIsonhack was witness 10
both MIR. Sa'chrr's and Mr. Lofts Notes. All
persons are hereby cautioned from trading for
said Notes, and the drawers are requested not
to pay them unless accompanied with an order
from me. ANY Information respecting said
Notes or Accounts will be thankfully received.
SYDNEY MORRIS.
Aug. 10, 1910 GO
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-10

Gov. Ta=e,ocN Of Firginin.-This high
ly distinguished nnl Influential statesman,
so Justly revered As one of the pnres' and
most upright and consistent advncarcs Of
The true Virginia flih, of former and bet
Ter 'lays-a true STATE Rights Republicans,
Of the original paucl-laS written Il letter
decidedly approving of the tduini>tra-
tion Of 'lr. Van Buren,. ana declaring in
favor orhiS re e lee ectiOu.-Cdroiinian
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-10
IIin2uRG. Srntcmhrr J

A lage quantity Of Cotton arrived in market
this week. aud was met will! animated ircn.
hy unr GuyerS. :'a!rS have been made Us high
il> :, cents. and wc have no douhtlmt thai high
er prices could be- o.rlai.ed lor choice brand.
We iin,c II" alteration 10 ;.n;icc in "tlrrar'ccs
aud refer our caderS to quotatiomS.--.JOnrnM.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-10
N or 'HGHI.

a PUBLICATIONS. will be made to the T.c
" aisla'urc of This State, at the next session
to vest the lille Of llIc State To any rschraicd
estate OF the late Col Christian Brcirhaupl in
Susan Brri;Imurt and Ossian Gregory. or on,
of them, aud To vest the title OF the State to any
cscl,ratrd estate of The Iair Margaret Clark aud
David Clark in The children OF grandchildren
Of the said Margaret, or some Of them.
Sept !. $50 Jm -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-09-10
Cu!.Uwf,IA. .iugusl q.

Popu'"ii2a af C0ismaio-!sc have
hecn politely favored by DR.. Ii ch, with
the following statement cf the aggregate
number Of The population of Coinmbia.
with the different sexes aid colJrS and
the number OF white children under ten
years Of age.
W:.ilc males. I.lGS
Do females. go
Free colored males, Gj
do r!o Females, So
Male slaves, 99i
Female do, 1888
Total. ,::ii5
White Ialc children, &l3
Do. Female do, 25S
Being fraction over IS per cent. under
10 years Of age.-Chrca.
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e.s,ssslscs 10Y sale.

YEIIii. Subscriber having purchased the
"a. Mill formerly OWNED by " III. VI. But.
Ter. deceased. oilers for saIc scaso cd Lumber
ni aIl descriptions, nj IS rts. per hundred nj the
Mill. The said Mill is Situated OH Shaw's
Creek three miles below the Pine House, and
about six miles from Mr. John Lofts. An os-
drrs thankfully received, and promptly attend
cd TO. SAMUEL POSEY.
tu.%. 1910 Il .,7
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'i'gae American Eaatcg,
Esa.AEe QUARTERS.

BESXETSvl!LE Isl SEPTEMBER. 1910.
ORDERS No. >.
H..
pH DWARD II. EDWARDS, Esq having
.EL been duy elcrt d and commissioned lI4.
jor Gcmywi of the 2d Division of Sou, Caro-.
liza Milia. will take rai,k as Major General
from the 22,I day of June. lr4O. uEd will b.
respected a.h obcyed accordingly.
By order OF the COmammIel-in Chief
Jilr.S JONES, Adj. and Insrr. Cen
Sept. Co { 32
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State o. South Carolina.
EDGEFiELD DISTRICT.

Hbi OLIVER TONLES, Esquire, Crdi.
q y nary OF Edsclicld District.
Whereas. rIomas Nichols hath applied to
ne for !. i:crS of Administration. on all and
singular the goods and cat.irS rights and
credits oi' Martha Noullce, late Of ,nc District,
aforesaid, deceased.
These are. therefore. ,o. cite and adnon.h all
ana singular, t!lr kiniircd and creditors of the
<ald deceased. to be and ap,mar before me- at
our next Dr.irlry'S Count ior the SAID District,
10 hc holden at .'dgriiekl Court House on the
2lSt day OF September lIrXt, Ia show cause if
any. why the said Administration should not be
srlrled.
Given under my hand aud seal this 7til day
nl September. "nr lln,i-.ind ci@I., hundred and
forty. AMI in the $iNiy-iiilhy"a of American In.
dependence o. TDWLES, 0. r.. ID.
Sep, & ~ l2i) b 81
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n @ { ice.

Ii persons iinchlel tn the Subscriber.
"A eiIlcrb Mute or open Accounts, are car
nesly requested 10 make payment before the
lirsi uI Orlubcr next. or their Notes and Ac.
counts will br placed into the hands Of an oi-
Ger. for collection.
MIR. Abncr Bushnell is myaulhorzcd Agent,
during my absence From the District,
TiIO;iAS G.. BACON.
August Z. $40 If :lS
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HIesSE',

a Note of hind on Z. H. Morris payable 10
IA the subscriber, given some time in Feb.
rl,ary last for fifteen dollars.
As the Note has been paiI all persons arc
caulioncd from trading for it.
r. p. BEUNSON.
Sept 7r12j0 b 3,
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State OF SuulI, Carolina.
EDGIFiELD DISTRICT.
IN EQUITY.
William &. Ic!dclI

William q ie!Lcll p.vc
and wife. vs.
Margaret ShihIey, and others. '"""''"'
wJOTlCE is hereby given that hy virtue of
"a an order from the Court Of Chancrry
| Sa!l ollcT for sale 10 the LiglIc$l bidder. 1T
Edgc:icId Court House on The first Monday in
October next, the real estate of james Shbcy.
deceased. consisting of two tracts Of lai,d lis
lp.owS: tine tract, called and knowE lis the
.jiinbmrg Tract ing on Cn!lrruwm Geek in
the District of Edgccid containing five hun
rled and lIirt:iuur acres. more or Jess. al iuin-
in. lands Of Beverly Burton, other land OF thu
said james SHIRLEY, lands of the estate OF Jacob
L;lsSe,er, Bnrrell f. Hobbs. the estate OF james
T.. Dawson Leroy ii. Mundy. aud \. Il Tray
Inr; and oac other TART lying in the DiSiric;
aforesaid containing three hundred and sixty
acres. more or less, adioinin. the Shinbnrs
tract, lands OF Jacob Shbiry the estate of Jacob
Lassrlcr, and \. Il. TmyIor Said tracts OF
land to br sold separately on Il credit Of ome.
twn, and three yrars, except for So much mon.
cy as will pay the costs wllicl, must be paid in
cash. Purchasers Ia give Buns and personal
security. and Il mortgage ofi!Ic premises To Sc
cure tic purchase nInnry.
TERRY, C. E. E. D.
Commissioners 0Girc.
Eli gfcH, Sept. :, lclO. S5 Is d 80
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T OF zee.

"a = Election will be held 1T Edgclirll Cour'
- House on lhr <rco d Monday in Scplcul.
her next inra an nienIamt and four " ardciIS for
tie town Of :dgcticlI.
Is c. Bryan VIM. J. Glover. and VIM. r.
BulIrr will nc; MS Managers.
BY order of Council.
a. L. ADDISON, lntcnant.
Sept !, 1S.i0 81
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Dl /; D.,

DIED,
In this District on 18th of August, Mrs. Per-
m"ia Vaughn. wife oi James Vaughn. in the
2ita y"a' "Ii"r age. :i!icwas the only da;lgh-
ter of Edward Cuii,rraiiI.
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EissT'a we'd.

NIss ItQ VGd,
H7ROM the Subscriber. on the 9ih August
E' las! Il s..:a!l light bay n,a:c Mule. three
years uhi; roa'hcd lnauc d..rklrgs. some marks
Of ncar ahuu, her shoulders. aud has rrark;l-
bly, brisk walk. any information respecting
rr directed 10 the subscriber III Elton Post Ol:
flee. Edgriirld Dist, s. G., will BE- thankfully
received; aud all trouble and reasonable cxpcn-
srS libaraily rewarded.
JOSEPH ADAMS.
Sept 8, 1910 If 81
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ArmUsrA SenicnIIler 8.

Nt"C'i II ~ IW!!'INEi 10
Co,ion.-i.;: o;:r table i,cluw it will be sees!
:!ia, nrl stock al prcs""' on hand anonrts I"
only I,l"D bales. OF whirh very lIIilr is on Ia
market tur sale, and hn; Il small portion OF
can be termed prime, lilr h''lk being oI"rdlar:;
and middle qm1iitics The receipts Tor The pa:'
mnilh rcarl 81 blics. lsc r$l parI Of Whit.
has been hi<posrrI "I Oh arrva. Dnrima ti
pIS! wrc.; the tlrtrard has been .nol ali
pr.ce- are lnnI>ing np-:::nnA Cations readily
irua lrnr, 9loa c:s We cTnnie II tic cs
tfr!n"< o!',hc market IL i : crnta--sa"d de-
ulaud
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CETTJ0ly.
Death has been ba*y at his 0n9oiHfrd ~orh. "
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SrncHS OF crrrcS
IL augusta aad Hambars, on TIC lst t&s!.
IN .iu"ls!a, .i.lu,
I'amhmg. ~
On w!!ar' ana boats, loa
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SHIPMENTS OF CnTrnv
Fran liarus:a aEa H"mbar". 10 savannah anil
Charleston. from Oct. !. IS;E. 10 Srpt ], lSlO
From 1t 10 BIS; august lS39 40.
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Commissioners GSFcs,
EdgGHcia, Sept :, ls4o. - 75 d 81
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-06
NATIONAL HOTEL.

"AV1NG become lessee Of the new and
III commodious building in the lower part
of Burlington, owned by Messrs Cameron &
Pierce, the subscriber has assigned to it the
above name; and has opened it as a house Of
public entertainment.
The house is large and has been finished with
an especial view to the comfort and conven.
renee Of such as may please to confer upon il
their patronage. 1t contains very large mum.
Der of single rooms, all furnished with new and
suitable furniture;and has also sufficiency Of
large rooms, and parlors for the accommodation
of families. tits situated in pleasant and bu.
siness part Of the town. The subscriber trusts,
from an experience Of several years in the man.
agement Of a hotel in Ohio, not only to render
the N NATIONAL HOTEL worthy Of the town
in which it is situated, but to establish for it q
character which will not suffer in comparison
with that Of any other in the western country.
Due attention will be paid to the appetites
of his boarders; and every thing desirable which
the market can furnish will be found upon his
table.
Attached to the establishment is livery, at
which horses and vehicles can always be found,
and where travellers can at alltimes have their
horses will taken care of.
Aug 15-tf ]. c. FLETCHER.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-06
BURLINGTON HOUSE.

YNHE Subscriber having leased the above
IL named Hotel for a term Of years, takes
this opportunity to inform the public that tbs
NOW OPEN for their reception. atfii 3
The Burlington House has lately undergone
thorough repairs and cleansing, many new and
commodious alterations have been made, to.
gether with an addition Of several new rooms.
It has also been newly furnished in part. In
short no pains Or expense has beenspared either
by the owner or subscriber to fit it up in ele.
CANT stilc, and to make it one Of the most de.
sirable Hotelsin the western country. How far
they have succeeded in the attempt they are
willing for the public to judge. 81
The above mentioned improvements having
been made, the Subscriber trusts from an ex-
perence of many yearsin the business, inWheel.
ing Va that he will be able to establish charac.
ter and reputation for the Burlington House,
which cannot be surpassed above st Louis.
Il. f.fiia A.. HI MILLER.
D.,
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-06

.sl TIrPECANoE. s.. s
Tusr-..I knsw ~ the smoke that g graceful
sc s,.I, curled. !"
j knew BY the laurels % CALAMITY won.
Ana tbs causs he espoused. 80 unspotted and
true. s., 3
T1at the fayorite choice Of the people would
81 sE b
Tie gallant old soldier Of Tippecanoe. e
Caosus-Let Us drink to the health of the
Chieftain so brave,
Whose administration the country shall save,
And hurra for log cabins, and hard cider too,
For the choice Of the people is Tippecanoe.
He fought for his country, he bled in her
cause,
+ TO sustain the position she held in the world:
TO uphold her just rights, constitution, and
laws,
!. Tho banner of freedom no proudly unfnrled.
CHoRus--T Then we'll drink, &c. asa sbil
Her honor untarnished he valliantly kept,
He served well his country in field and in
state;
Long after his ashes in silence have slept,
Will he still be remembered noble, the
sai.. great.
CHoRus-Then we'll sing. &c
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-06
CHASE 4 KIMBALL.

HAVE just received general assortment
- of English, American Il European
E5f{tY GOODS e 81
Consisting in part of .shas s.yag :.
80 ps red, white, green and yellow Flannels
40 plaid and plain Linseys liasae
Is 20 g Kentucky and Keokuk Jeans
K. 30 (" blue, blk and mixed Sattinets, some very
line ,l.s aa ostsfJ .gg sjasai
20 900 yds Lawrence Sheetings and Shirtings
b. 5000 . blue and brown Drilling
10000 +" Merrimack blue Prints
goo /" neta do & fancy do
10000 IS English and French do
90 ps American and English Cashmere
~ !" English and French Broadcloths, with
trimmings to suit 81 eEa ass
10 ps blue, blk and brown Pilot cloths
40 prs black. blue, green and white Macki-
nav Blankets -.t6aaa i X Aaa6s&igl,
80 prs Rose Blankets e5a 90 7ot
s so I" Saddle do 3 s Il. 81 sE
bales Batting y.lis.g
" Wicking ia
and Water Streets.
Oct "a
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-08-06
IOWA TERRITORY, District Court for the
county of Des MONIES: 49,
Anthony w. Carpenter, Pl'ff,

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Davidson Murray & James Prime, Dts
NOTICE is hereby given to James Prime, one
IN of the defendants, that writ Of attach.
ment was issued out of the office OF the clerk
Of the district court, for said county, in the
above entitled case against the goods and chat.
tells, lands and tenements, rights, credits, mo.
neys, and effects Of the said defendants for the
sum of one hundred and twenty.one dollars
and fifty cents with interest thereon since the
first day of March, 1910. on the sixth day of
May, l640-which said writ has been returned
by the Sheriff levied on 80 feet by 40 Of lot No.
48, in the city Of Burlington, in the northwest
corner Of said lot, commencing at the north.
west corner, running thence east 30 feet
along Jefferson street. thence south parallel
with the alley 40 feet, thence west parallel
with Jefferson street 30 feet, thence with the
alley to the place of beginning. 1900
Now, unless the said defendant, james Prime,
shall appear and plead to the Plaintiffs action
before the next term of said court, Judgment
will be rendered against him, and the property
50 attached will bessold to satisfy the same
with costs. JOHN s. DUNLAP, elk. DC.
M. D. BRowNINa, PI'ff's Atty.
June 4. 1910. june11 y5F W. as a1 9