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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-05-21

BOOTS, SHOES & LEATHER.
80 cases Mems and boys thick Boots s E
Is do do do do and kip Brogans,
- do calf and kip Boots, Ia @f'a
j 500 prs Women's kip Shoes and Slippers,
Women's calf shoes and shoetees,
Mems and Women's lined Moccasins,
Sole, Kip and buff Leather, fit 6
Shoe Pegs, &c. &c. For sale by HEa5lH
as9 BRIDeMaN y PARTRIDGE, Brick block
Noy2
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-05-21
TIN w ARE.

II a@@ a TIN WARE. .'S
THOSE wishing to purchase Tin Ware would
do well to call upon the Subscribers who
have large lot which they will sell exceed
ingly low. 81 H. w. MOORE & co.
Oct. "a 1899
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-05-21

"a RATES OF FERRIAGE
For each Wagon and two horses or
oxen .i5. 4,
For each additional horse or oxen III,
For zach one horse and wagon
For each man and horse
Horses and cattle per head,
Sheep and hogs
Freight, per one hundred pounds
JOHN PHILLIPS & ca.
Burlington, March l6, lS40.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-05-21

On BBLS. best North Carolina Tar .eeeiv
AU ed per Volant, and for sale by 1854
Bn1DGMaN = PARTRIDGE.
March 26. 5 43
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-05-21

Van Bur,
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streets
Starr.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-05-21
MILLINERY & MANTUAMAKING.

Fort Madison, April 9, 1910.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-11-26
FOR THE 1rrcHrrfLp ENQUIRER.

Mr. Henry AdGHas-I thought to write parody on "When this old hat was new," but not having the original before me, find this is by no means a close imitation. You will please me if you can find cor ner for this do not trouble you in this way Uery oft en. Yours, respectfully, C. R. B""*"*. When this Old Coat was new. When this old coat was new, o how, when this old
 coat was new, thought there other coat of such glossy hue; How'd it love my friends or mser loves his gold And never thought that it or was ever to grow old When this old coat was new thought the friends l
 made were true; But ah. I've better learnd the world since this old
 coat was new.
 city;
 But now thousand miles away, in memorys sunny
 ligh:
 Bright dreams of home and happiness come OCT me
 while write; ... But ah. old fend the times have changd as we'll for
 me asyou, [new. For was gay and happy once, and this old coat was wish that we could be again as we have been before, And had the years we've spent in CO.,, again to sra.
 vel o'er; wish tha, with heart as free New-Engand's hills
 could view.
 was new Could gaze upon the lucid lakes, and climb her moun-
 tains blue, And stroll beside her streams, when this poor old
 coat was new. ..s..s.... And tho fair sister, las. ot those who once with joy
 and mirth, In youth and beauty circled round our happy house. ..,t hold hearth, ..... .. In all my dreams of pleasures pass thy we'll remem-
 ber'd smile Comes Nike sunbeam OCT my heart, life sorrows to
 beguils: Hope whispers we yet again those pleasures shall
 renew, And side by side our green hills climb, as when this . coat was new. ..t Oh sad, oh very sad, it is. to be away from alI Who lovd you in your childhood's home, and came
 as friendships call; Who cheerd you in liles bitter hours, who joyd to
 see you gay. And cheerd you with approving smiles along life's
 sunny way The memory of those hours at times with flowers my
 path may strew, . But never will come back the days when this old coat
 w0s new.
 love thee the ess old friend. that thou art
 and old, Since thou hast nos like of yore grown distant,
 stern, and cold; And still, as we lsng have done, we'll travel on to-
 gethers The same in sunshine and in storm, in calm or clou-
 dy weather; And if the world shall smile or frown, thou still shalt
 have thy due, Wen be the friends we've ever been, since this old
 coat was new. C. K. B. lfontg gomery, Alabama, Nou. 2, lS40.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-11-26
NOTICE.

YVHE Judge of the Court of Probate for the A District of Wateflown has limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the creditors of the estafe of ISAAC PECK, late of Watcriown, in said district, deceased, re. presented insolvent, in which to exhibit their claims thereto; and has appointed Benjamin De Forest and George Mallory, both of said Watertown. Commissioners to receive and examine said claims. Certified by HoLBRooK CURTIS, Judge.
 The subscribers give notice, that they shall meet at the dwelling house of Benjamin De Forest, in said Watertowll, on the 18th day of December, lS40, and the l4ih day of May, 164i, at 9 o'clock forenoon, on each of said days, for the purpose of attending on the bu- siness of said appointment.
 BENJAMIN DE FOREST, } Conmis-
 GEORGE MALLORY, siOners. Ali persons indebted to said estate are re- qucsted 10 nuke immediate payment to
 BENJAMIN. M. PECK, ErecutOr. Walerto,cn, Nou. IA. l64O. 25 A e Court ef Probate holden at N'oOd5ury,
 Nou. 5, l94O: Ie.
 Present, W. B. Snith, Esq Judge. MI RS. Olive M. Olcot: brought her peti- 1v1 ton to this court, showing that she is parent and guardian of Sarah NJ. Olcott and Margaret F. Olcott, of said Woodbury, mi nors: that said minors are the owners of about fifty eight acres of land. with a house and other buildings thereon, situated in the northwest part of said Woodbuty, on both sides of the highway, and being the farm formerly owned by Thomas Olcotf, jr. de- ceased, valued at about $22OO, but subject 10 various incumbrances that said lands are unproductiye, and that it would be beneficial Go said minors to have said real estate sold, and the avails invested in other real estate or otherwise disposed of as the court may direct tor the benefit of said minors, and praying for liberty to sell the esame:-where- upon the court assigned the third Monday of January, 1641, at Q o'clock A. M. at the Pro- bate office in Woodbury, tor the hearing and trial of said petition, and ordered that the pe- titioner give notice of the object and penden- .cy of said petition, by advertising in a news .paper published jn Litchfield, for three <weeks successively, at least six weeks pro. -~ious to inc day of hearing.
 24t THOMAS BULL, Clerk.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-11-26

Al e Court of Probate holden at LitchGeld, ,oith-
 in and for the district ct LitchJfeld, on the 9th day Gf Norember, A. R. IS4O: .-
 Present, Ralph c. CGmp, Esq. Judge.
 yAlHIS Court doth direct the administrator \. on the estate of EEBENEzEK SPENCER, late of Ltchfield, in said district, deceased, represented to be insolvent, to give notice to all persons interested in the estate of said de- ceased, to appear (if they see cause) before the court of probate, to be holden at the Pro- bate office in said district, on the 3d day of December next, at ten o'clock A. M., to be heard relative 10 the appointment of Com- missioners on said estate, by posting said or; town of Ltchfield nearest the place where the deceused last dwelt, and by advertising the same in a newspaper printed in Litch- field. Certified from record. 4 -- RALPH G. CAMP, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-11-26
Geese Feathers.

YVHE subscribers have made arrangements
 A to keep constant supply of a first rate tarticlc of Geese Feathers-selected and packed with great care by ourselves, in packages from 20 to 50 lbs.; and will furnish 'asat all times any quantity from 20 to 1000 lbs. of a quality they will warrant to be as good as the best, at as low prices as can be pur- chased of equal quality in the state.
 ,... $. 6 l.. HURLBUT.
 Winchester, 164O. lylO
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-11-26
L6tcNtlSegH Enquirer: PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY MORNING, BY HENRY ADAMS. s.
Warren Institute.
J. c. HOWARD, A.. M. } p.;,,.;,,o,
 R I REYNnT ms TTt"ceP~t

=. R. C. REYNOLDS, Principals NNHE winter term of 9 weeks will con- -A mence on the second Wednesday (llth) of November, in the new and spacious edifice adjoining the residence of the senior Princi- pal. Terms t0r II a0eeks.
 Board, including furnished rooms, &c. $25 { Tuition, common branches, 4
 higher do. 5 Stationery, and use of books, l
 The above is intended to cover all neces- sary family and school expenses. From all bills paid in advance 5 per cent will be de- ducted, and the same added to all not paid by the close of the quarter.
 Warren, Oct. 26, l940. 22f
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-11-26
NOTICE.

DROKE into the enclosure of the subscri- -hD Der, on or about the 29th of Oct, "a year. ling BULL, of dark Brindle color. The owner is requested to prove property, pay charges, and take it away.
 LEVI F. JOHNSON. TOrringford Nor 6, lS4O. *24
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-11-26
NOTICE.

T1HE firm heretofore existing between Pier \ pant Edwards and Eliada Osborn. under , the name of P, EDWARDS & Co.,, is this day by mutual consent dissolved.
 S'The books and accounts of said firm are left in the hands of Pierpont Edwards for collection, who is hereby authorized 10 settle the same. PTERPONT EDWARDS,
 5ase ELIADAOSBORN. Kert, sOct. 2l, 1e40. f4
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-11-26
MalyTECE.

TOURTS OF PROBATE will be holden O hereafter at LilchfieId, for the District of Litchfield, on Monday and Thursday of each week. RALPH G. CAMP, Judge.
 LitchEeM, August l3, lS4O. II
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-11-26
BROKE INTO

.sss THE enclosure of the sub.
 1N IL scriber. some time in Oc- tober last, a red yearling HErF- ,As&.~ ER, no artificial mark. The owner is requested to pay charges and take her away. CHESTER N. CASE.
 HarpiniOn, Nor. l2, 1S4O. 25
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-11-26

OORD and TASSELS- Silk Quilting for N overcoat Coilars-silk & merinO Scarfs ; Coat Cord and Binding, at
 Nov! F. Er7.g1 MORSE & CAMPS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1840-11-26

Very Affecting A sentimental youth having seen a young dameel shedding tears over some,hinS Sr her lap. OOk te first opportunity to be introduced to Ter and made no doubt ahal che was coneenial spirit
 "iWlat work was is that affected you 90 much tho ether morningf l say you shed great many tears.
 "I don't know what Rulwer's last s,'' returned sine, !" but assure you that Ives doing q job which always almost kills me. was pceEng onions. =
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-01-24

Die etens A5nepsn teften wunrcrroue sraft alien ntrs
IpSn &rantbeten, plpReen Nn1tn, &ppftranbtitc @p6
en 9aicrcrseIlasencm Ge nitb, 4elibts pae, @eeatn
permruns 0citessrrtttuns, 9apeurs unp OcIancc UNI
ale Nrtcn bptcr Sr1nfbn werren na uno nadb bur lb
rem 8tra 9ebrtcn Sep &rantbritcn bts Mo9ens, Sabu
sen Dbr sropfunSen nN e fiber unD traftrcI, unp aIs
Slutrein9un9 baten Tic Drcs 0lriAcn nit III Der QHct
Sur abere SenrrDcttcn in &juS out cbiSe Arjnpen, Ir
man Dcats Sarm erSen Sanartter,' Gin GrtmPar wels
den Sas Den 4rjnrpn tcsefn8t it, nnb au mmcr tcp rer
rer9bencn N9tntn wce tie Nrtpcn gum 9ertauf balten
tn Gnpfan9 Scncmcn mcrrtn tonn. Sran6f tentfc nnr
ranite Ampeifun9en tan crba(tcn wn man m al bic
Offs, 9lc. 575 sSrcaotpap. ,penrrt.
Srantrtc Sricfc wcrren fosleib ttadbtct.
3utcreitct unb rerfaut Q8 iliam 8. oN at 375
Sroanpap SeusYorf Gin tratr &ju9 wirp pncn rrIaut
tpeltbe tautcn uur tpieprr ju rerfauftn.
N8enten.-Oie Sctens 2r;ntpen fann etenfls tefcn
men in eOcr Der prs59lien Nrctbcte in aen 9tante Der
9ereni9ten Staaten CANADA. an fra9e nad Orfats
setenspIen pb6n @itttrs unD sete a Dat @ auf je
Der SOe 8itters ror eper S@atcl en Cit fac imiEc
Slamcnsunteri8rift Srbn Mafats tsf1npe.
Sbi9e fhdsbare slrsneYen fluo Sn ha6en lit Gantcr
lin s. gSea9lD's 9lpctbefe, gfe Der 2uscaratpas nnt
|OeorftitraBe. San. 3, 1910. IS.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-01-24
Gh(Dfer uun M1afhinerie.

@cr ltnterf6retenc tenari8s bic sSeobnrr Stase
S Gaunper haB QPratt ercntt pat tin
@totpert, 6crrn Wi6ae 2DBerts 9aue, IN hes
aarttraBe in 0anrn Der Qsp9uuns George Dunbar G
scrape Se9enlter, ND CT ras
ShloBer>G5e1ddft ..-.
in alien rtsm tstrst Gr 1T berett aasa
tfelunecn fur g Set jepcr Qrt-a(inennert aller @a
t,ns net rtetten Gen cBne bic In ein ss
faft ntlasm, 3u ternebncn Gr Sitt n 2Scrt baB Ct h
Nrt au bic bee nettee Nrt no QBrfe nno ju robL
lcn preen fer rp, unp tet baber einen 1beit bGt
oFtntlidbcn &unb1caft.s 4nprras QDeiEerE
Canton, Dee. 90 1889. 6Ul.
uTQud bait ttanrs SaceOlIblrn auf 6ann, Sett ~
sefonnen it gu wcblfeilen 9oreiien gu rertoufcn. @
81 s. &anccsrroputtc wsrpen als Sabuns fur &rte Ans'
npmmen.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-01-24
Yrptoo, Den 2Ann Samqr, 1870. 9m

81 ah frage.-8p 1T Gbriifcph sloam endh Se>
~ fa9tr $inb fol- ni9cr 3cit ouf elmer Ss mad pss
turs tesrie sc,psn pn, ce bat ltnter5nsts jeoO
ns ibu sebOrtSseno etanD esr etras ron e1s
xOpe web teiet ts psm Gnpestenaunttn seaS mutben,
npem orr[te ansenebme SabriAtn r i'm bon xeut3a"O
bat oOlan abrrrfire an Gbartcs 81 ert, Iolcrp,
Ip(crc Obip Sanuar @ 1910, 4n. Ohio.
ufIcutlt 0attcr, trrnrers ter Srtbeitsfsuno in
psturS, nr rtd ctises SefaatSf ein9e Oi" "3ur"6e'
unD uncrcr Q5cocnrieufft ccnartio ~ tenn.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-01-24
9eEsulcbofts = 6onDlnua.

0ie llnterfhriebenen benusen biee G5eeaenbeit BEN
~ 8arsern Noson unb rer umssenpen Gesenb anju.
Sen erren OcGups ssbSrte, setau bate, foraEren
an rem altrn 9tanrplat in Der ainfraB cine zbare wei
BON btr VpitOfs pas Geaft unte Satcn nnp Sirma
ppn Iennts unh &elp, su tetreben. 9ie Serben f4
sltli4 facn, ibre Sreuce nnc pas patlitum ter.
baup orufen unp ibren 9rrrat in 1asens nebnen
cen che fe fcntfwp taufcn. = pbn Tennts,
OlaSilon, Dec. 20. t.r. Sames g. &eay.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-01-24
RSAu pclbe III piefrr Srutcrcp 3u baten ltno unp 8
|0uNVtiI Wcblfeilsn @'reifsn pertsuft werren

mclDe VI olelcr 2JFHucrcD 5u Doren HC uHc 5u
|SuNVtiF wpbfeilsn pretfen prrtaaft werren:
St @cscssefbibtc Der brli9en Seecn III einer stmns
nisscn GrtarunS Der OHtntarnn9 cbannis pon Or. So
bann y5cnri6 Sung 0tilin9, Yrcis Ibaler
ptanitdbcs oanctud gum Sctunterritt Sob. Srccri
QBilbrm Sod, 1beile in enem Sanr, preis 81 SO.
Sob Qncr. 9rters epan9des 0pnerrpicntu, rcs ST. so.
Cine @ammns ttebcr Samcn tno &enn,eien bes Spbnrs
0cttrs, pres SO Gents.
Gin Gmiss Gransclium, mad bent pabrtn @nnt br QDors
te, rcn Sob. $uo,p. Sul ST. Sdbwarj 4reis rs Gents.
areptatud FUR efSrnsruns Der bausdn Qnpat pom CIR.
Nbilrp !5etnrib 0ranpt. Qres IDalcr
atc sete, fir &rantc tinc cransclc Nnun9 Su rncn
ecsetaisrn 0erbalten ou cn Sranetttte preis 25 Ss
Sern bes oeucn $ecrfbaees Der drtft epauSetn Sir
dc. prcs SO Gents.
9e u,seancer pabre 1usst,rsfbs epmfeB on NIT ibren
a briftsrlnben, &C.. 4reis 81 Cts.
Sa ntesto Spieras $ctsenoe, Carl Slots, 81 g.
Scr srauc Dann Or Srb.6 Sung (StilnO rcatanois
rim 40 effrn preis Ibaler Sabclte 2Sert Sttuncen IN
9anren Qrets 10 EDaler. -.. g..
$utbers Rafsmus, nebtf Gprn nnb $icerfamnn9, tnt>
bateno 276 @eiten, pres 81 Cts. .a...
Scb &urrc Gracs riflibe Wcnatsfbrttt. prS xbaltr
Otl,ners drtliebe 3citfbrift, $5. ..-.
5es Gbriftdsn D1enfenreunps titlfe Gra9unSen, rpn
eeinria Stitlns 10 !oefte, pres Ibaler
Gbrttus fur uno III utts, &c. preis 81 Vs.
9e Qnsicbunsstro bes Greuses WBonsrce 0rets 20 es
6riftteen nit <icperperlcn auf 366 1a9c. so Gents
loeinri6 @tiln8s @dbaktaflen. SO &ts
9(atcrs@ baetatten, SO Gts.
irpttHb(ein fir Sottleli8 21ittren. prcis 25 Gtnts
&eltcrs 0cDaten ter bic @6pf9 ber qGclt. rs Gents
Dapibs Yfalncn in Sebcrn, SO Cts.
Der QeeS CUR GrtennniB Der 96tn $ebr prtts 50 Sts'
Gantcn, Dec. II.
- orsi9lih quite f6narSe uno rotbe GrebsS inte, IN
~ 8on, Su 1871 81 up 25 Gents, 3urtrtaun IN pteier
Canton, December 20. SrndtrV.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-01-24
kcD1)lcr uno Eapra1IO,

&epnlcr uno zSaprano,
S1c. 4, City 8uilrinSs,
CleO Elam0, o hto,
on teanri9 srrbrs rrbI aBrrres Saser ron fol:
~ seursn ArttteIn welbe ie rem tiusn Nu 9prter
Yrriicn Vrrtoufcn namcb
a Il g Drte n
reincr oufafturrtcn xatta Won ren tele ttcn ranrs
n 9cnitttnen Sauatat (New York hm cut) teuten nnr
amertaniIben Nau no Sdnurftatat !6aoanno unp Nn'c
rttanifc Stsarrrn rrn tecr AuaIta S4nurftatatrcen
pfifcn uuo tcnsc Irtiee s, Sabatsbanrcl 9ebort9 S
b0tcn 10 eten rrbalttn - ..
100000 0apdnna Gt9arrcn, 49,.
1850, 900 Spamifbe unO 2tnerttan6t Gisarrsn,
800 &iiten pftifcn,
5000 Qofuno @6nupftatat jrcrr 9rrtt,
5000 pflnp Ieuten unb Ameritanilhcn 6and s13tot.
Nrril IL. 30.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-01-24
S1r. NDbert Sbonpiota,
e. 5epWert's 8asaar

81. SeDmEcta Baeaac!
Ieutites, Gneli1hes II. SraasOGfd,es @aareR.&a0sr,
GleUclanD, Ohio.
l0ur 9tneun9cn cntDalt ots 70 aG9nctn Eelictts
~ Gatsrnnt, et Gins osrSr6Btcnun torSfaas aHsses
... ...
i'm 9anjen B ten.
Soufcutc pom &anbe Drumrtitnrt 6anbEer fnr b6f9
cnseaprn mid init bren Nuftra9en 81 Ebre, MO ctn Gts
rprr3tts 9rnter9er Fcwaaen, puprcm, Wue unO mut.
falifo5e ntrurntr prfcn arr Qrt &ant jcnr 8attnn9
euedc ranjcfGbe fancy @n uno pcrfmrien 3ptclt0rs
ten 3Gnrbten Sdbcerrt, Dlesr, @ptrsr 4rlcn 0brrnst
Sinserrimst, zSrutnarn aprcs 8ebmcioc, 2rrn BAUM.
pO slapn, @arrincn Srann uno anrere Sebanse Gu9en
unp Gaabcpt crrrun8cn unc Irprren, &ecn Sn6pf, e.
een IT, 9pnnrufhirwe, Srctcrrn Sleitftc icfrrafrl.n
Gounes Q4aBsr 9amntrcttcr, @a(riclc, ma9ite. "a.
tttrnru xantIer, Natrfdtcn, Damon 1crttcn, 8eIno
Itertn tabbrru 6aarlcen fur Oamc maSnrtife xbitre
rec Stb pBcttirte Sorten Wasten, GSarrtn unb Ia.
tAxtctten, 9pntra9rr mIitare Gaupiruee
Iubtafden, trrdrcnen otlaten, lterne 8brrn 1ber.
mpmeter D6inos, oeoteops, Sif9inen unpi atsn Sea.
ierer9tcrs ltnc &nalertfen, u. {. 10.
i'm Grpeen uno REenen
Snotant{6e Curt fitdten,
cine ro. &5rten, Sdcrn, pen Daeeastns
Q8ebt6ren 9arethsen Srtess &bnrsen perrtist lei
Ibcn in oreen Sap tcfnren Snrtanern. s gcbente tins
Q,slanp sp6 teinen rabeneern Art Sete, suaI
lpa cerc 1rtrl Qsanbe, ais ron Der anb ccs QDpen
frmcnb, md peit sr6Serm nrebe fne. TIN 3abreitn
3u(rru6 bittt Der OtiSc
Sanuar l9. 1889. b.S.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-01-24
S)Qrtetpoareu Gtobli6ement,

SOartetpaaren GtabltBenlent,
Cames Spbnfc bittSt ahtunssucl GiautniB feine1
- Srcrnbtn n btcfem unb ben benabbartcn 0auns anus
eisen oaS sroBe <aSer 9artpaeren Der ber Srma
S. Sobncn nnb Co. berncmcn Bat unb tn Sat 3a DcsIeen
eet cine anleDnle Seubun8 Scmrbcnr eaaren ron Se'
ycrt auspat, nocur befdbi9t wrb, pcn pnetam PIC
sr6Bte unb tette Auspabl s
1t,were, Baaren, Sdelfz@dter &c.
bic in btcm late fell 9etctn nrbs', anSuen "e pei
dc Ct enttblcBe it, fr rrc,pt 3abins in brabStn prtt
fen Su rertaufen.
IsSiGrn, Sunp 8. 1889. NH"
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-01-24

- orsslih quite idparse uno rotbe S6relb.S lne, IN
oten' 3a lS3 81 anp IS Gents, supertann IN p.eier
Canton, December 20. SruhtreV.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-01-24
2tDbnunss . 9crinoeruns.
8. M epet,

Geutiber glopofat l,no 9iotar,
,a bitrmt enem 9reDrn teutlen putlitum bic anei9s
paS itinc Amtstutc nae xbre Der rren spOmis
ab, par bepnabe sesenater Gantcner ant
pcrlcSt bat; apo ets berst pn ro, 8taften ner
Gl,cntcn atIuparten. -.-
G3ert8dc cBcfhafe niiht fir ae liesense Gaunties
2pllmatcn in en9er, tcut1er unr fansSilGbtr 9praf
70 aud, ale apcre utrumcntc, t6nnsn tep t6m lctt
scttelt werpen. ..... g..
anton, S1cpcintcr so. 1888. bp.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1840-01-24
Waetlloner Nan,pf> 0teBerep.

pfln9= unb Maiehincns gjuB. .-..
ale untcrbrictenr ipele BIC Oampf 8cBerep In DaBlcn
pctc at, pas Oladnrn Q1aarenlaser in rcr GrietfraBe
S6t tc,cacn baten nc tcret. telunsn af ae 1rn ei
crner Manes 2trtet ansunbmen, mic aS forrn arase
no 8alanee 9iapr, OuDWnben, Dungeons, SinemnbG Gt'
eu eblittenauc qHascntcres, ubra no Scner 8emite,
Sa,nmtrettcr, $anbfctn, pfustbaare, ,e. ,e. " e.
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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1840-12-17
WATERFRONT
Ey.E E e. = la % u 3 E.
AND
Commission business .

YEVIlE Subscibcr is much gratllied that lie
& is oEce more able to offer his services 10
his friends aud ed customers and the public
generally in the Ildm.iIOusc and Commission
Business He lIalters himself that the eligible
location fhis Ware-llo and lis comparative,
immunity Eonl the risk of fire and iiuod, VIII
procure him Il liberal patronage.
lie has rebuilt the Harc-lionsc formerly
knownas AdamS $. HaiEcr's, und is filling up
one winc of i, above the highest waler.lnalk Il "l
the late rcshct :or the pmrpuse OF storing There
an The Cotton IF Planters anil Country HcrraaHtS
This siic is at lcas, two feet higher than any
other warehouse in town; and the div:si"n
that has been elevated will store from iel0 to
2Ui9 bales.
lie will srll Cotton, and attend TO sncl bmsi-
ness as il usually transacted by Commission
Merchants, at as low rate as others engaged
in tic same calling.
Inaealr offering his services 10 his friends
and the public, the subscriber ca,n"l refrain
from acknowledging the liberal patronage he
once received from them; and hopes by his al
rrrlinn to business that il will be renewed alll
il will be thankfully received.
.GOLLOTllUN WALKER.
Hamburg, AugugtS g, 1910 Il 2S