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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-11-19
Notice.

Notice.
II ETTERS of Administration arc obtained
Ia on the estate of Dr. r. s. Scarf, deceased,
late OF Louisa Co., those indebted will please
call and settle immediately. those having
claims thereon, will present them as soon as
possible, as the estate is supposed insolvent.
James Guest,
William Kennedy. +
novl2-3tpd "a
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-11-19
Notice.

TAn introductory Lecture will be deliver
cd before the " Iowa Society for the Diffusion
of Useful knowledge" on Friday evening
next, at I o'clock, by the Rev. Mr. STONE,
in the Hall of the House of Representatives.
All persons who feel an interest in the sub.
ject are respectfully invited to attend.
VIM. H. Starr,
J. P: Bradstreet, Curators.
Jas. w. Grimes,
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-11-19

We are of the opinion that Judge VIII
liams writes editorials for certain loco
foco paper in this Territory. The au-
thorship of the article which tries to make
it out that he was at home "digging pota-
,oes'' instead Of electioneering during the
late. canvass, is so characteristic, that It
can hardly be mistaken. We shall not
be much surprised to find him making
use of this very notice as a text TO some
abstruse essay, in which he will figure
conspicuously as the principal hero.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-11-19
Notices.

UF There is a Post Office established at
Ambrosia, Lee County, Iowa Territory, and
GEO. w. GEE, appointed Post Master.
Editors in Iowa Territory and in,she North
part of Illinois, will please copy tho hove.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-11-19

The Gazette thinks we have "taken a
singular course to coax them," (the Le-
gislature) "into the willing mood" So
indeed we have, if tina! were our motive.
1t is, however, no such thing. If we
were sure of obtaining all the printing by
pursuing the embarrassing and syco-
phantic course adopted by some Of the
loco foco editors, we should be ashamed
to have it on such terms. If we can't OBJ
tain any by pursuing an honorable and
independent course, we don't want it.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-11-19
THE PRINTING.

Al our leisure, we intend to give full
history Of the party manGuyrings in the
Legislature in relation to their disposition
of the printing. 70 keep our readers APP
priced of the doings of the House on that
subject, we need only refer them to the
proceedings published in this paper,
where they will see that, notwithstanding
the offer had been made by both Offices
in this town to print the slips gratuitous,
ly, provided they had the printing Of the,
Journals, the Journal of the House has
nevertheless been given to the Du Buque,
printing office. This was done after ma.
ny of their. party had acknowledged tha,
the slips were almost indispensable in ia
ciitating the. business of the House. All
this mannuvring is we'll understood, and
we shall not be wanting, at the proper
time, in making such an exposition of it
as will show that Legislators will some
times act in such way as 10 make them
selves appear not only very ridiculous,
but that they will also. for party purpo-
ses, violate pledges, hinder the progress
of legislation, and trample under foot the
expressed will of their constituents.
To show more clearly the inconsistent
cy Of this unwarrantable mode of legisla-
ton. we have inserted sketch of the re-
marks Of Mr. Walworth, which may be
seen on the preceding page.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-11-19

TEyHE subscribers willtakc pork and wheat
in exchange for goods and in payment Of
accounts. at the market price.
oe4 90 Bridgn1an d Partxidga.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-11-19

yrThe Council now meet at the new
4Lelic Church.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-11-19

SNow.-We had slight snow storm
on Tuesday evening, not enough, how
ever, to hide the ground. The atmos.
phere is quite Winterish, and we may
expect running ice soon. Still, boats
continue to run. The Indian Queen ar
rived yesterday, on her way to Dubuque.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-11-19

EXPLOSION & LOSS OF L1vEs.-We learn
by gentleman from New Orleans, who
came as far as St. Louis on the Maid Of
Orleans, that the Steam Boat Persian,
while landing passenger at Napoleon.
below the mouth of the Ohio, on the 7th
inst. collapsed fue and eight persons
were instantly killed and 80 others were
so badly scalded, that many Of their lives
were dispaired of.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-11-19

;, coRREsroNDENrs.-"The Chroni-
|, i Jeshru, the Son of Nephi of the
N Of Henry and an interesting de-
|.,,;on Of jefferson County" are both
\ re. but are necessarily crowded out.
\, shall appear in our next.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-11-19
RENIOV AL,

..wkeye Office has been removed
y q, "a Main.strect, three doors south
s,sh.r & Remey's corner.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-11-19

The Rooms formerly occupied by David
and Kitchen as Commission louise. The a.
bove buildings, will be rented IS per CT less
than any buildings have heretofore been rent
ed in this city. For year or term of years.
Enquire of ]. S. DAVID.
N: B.-The above brick building will bo
finished to suit the Tenant.
novl9f
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-11-19
press. Book and Job Tyrs.

press. Book and job Type.
I. have just added a NeD Press OF the
y ..o,oyed pattern, and large assortment
nd Job types, to our establishment
,ov prepared to execute, at the short
~ and in handsome style, jobs of every
ps =, in the letter. press line of printing.
~ h.,e been at great expense to keep up
:. amid march of improvement in this
...r We solicit orders from all those who
- !, htercsted in tho success of our IN.
aiing.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-11-19
Administrators Notice.

Adm inistrator's Notice.
nj Office is hereby given that letters of
IN administration have been granted by
the Probate Court, for Louisa county, to the
subscribers upon the estate of E!itia Scarf.
deceased, late of said county. All persons
having demands against said estate are re-
quested to exhibit the same to the snbscrib-
ers, or to the Judge Of Probate for said coun.
ty, within nine months from date for settle
ment. And all persons indebted to the de-
ceased, are requested to make payment to the
subscribers
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-11-19
For Rent.

nNE Tenement of the 3 story brick house.
~ opposite the landing of the upper Ferry
in Wntcr 81
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-11-19

DR.. j. NJ. Robertson,
TRATEFUL for past fayors and liboruf
. patronage, now informs his friends and
a generous public, that he will be happy to
wait upon them at his New Stand on Front
Street, two doors South of Mr. Ewing's corner,
directly opposite the South Wharf and princi.s
pal Steam Boat landing. In addition to q
large and very carefully selected assortment
Of Drugs. Medicines, Paints, Dye Stutfs. VIM
dow Glass, &c; is also offered a full supply
of the Eclectic Series of School Books, Sta
Please call and sect
IJMedicnes can be had or the sick waited
upon any hour Of the night
Burlington Nov. 10, 1910.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-11-19

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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-08
THE STUDY OF
B q O * X f. f. PIN 4

50 Cedar street, near Broadway.
sf 'rS% aG ISa
Outline sfiis which tn. student
passes under the instruction Of G G. MARSH Aseounani
individuals sirgy. -. d.,
sd sSo1 Ok b. sIGs Sales Book Bill
Transactions, Partnership business, opening
and Taking notes interest taking up notss,
Tasacons Cd aonth-varations Oft above and paying
1S o sa "e ar sa ssS
merchandise dscountng drawing accepting selling exchange
above. and
CHANGE e 'Ss ass Closing
making sa in cash book balancing
,, sn 81 grand
account. trial balance sheet closing the books
Eiamnaonset of fifty questions review the student,
No course the believes has ever
thing short viii prove ofSs little
he sndy will Be- qualified Okssp correctly and elegantly tn.
:ssss til. in
Ss he II u sS Baane.
;ss e &c Rs6f
S
sisa sasss that .a. u:
willing accede their wishes although ,ud get
t'i
friend called see me- advised me 10 go to Dr.
sssS i1 rss
wee&sIthat was merely flee tite-when again saw him
s r: "a .:' lrssr
and after being uheer his nearly six months my dis
ease becoming worse also pocket growing was
place last wntermy complaint still confined me to
the house for the of the winter Many called
and we're witness to my aficon-among the number
cond give me some ointment which effect cure -
Through the kindness Of that lady, with the aid
blessing able to get cut again to labor and the mid
the Daily Times which advertisement Doctor
Sirariin this rise to hopes and could
desutisn in consequence Of sickness and inability pay
him thing for time With the feelings
gentleman and christian, he told to be discouraged
That he would try and thought he should complete cures he
gave medicine and have found every thing needu per-
feet three weeks healed and there
is not the least appearance Of eve, being trosbed again
Judge for ems elves who worthy Of their patronage DR.
Grardn has done for that what others could he
setting price for which shall feel him.
and who wishes to BY calling Mr.
Cams Glass orks. south Boston, when will satisfy
Yours, BENJAMIN CoNGDoN.
We the Undersigned do hereby certify to the public
been cured BY DR. Girardn We have with
him for years. and believe that he would statement
Re, J; Porter Thomas Cavalier
f nm: '1 R.,;O' S SSm'' Sni'
Iho%9ss Ca,,ns, X s. Bacon,
The only Office rn New York is att Division-st
stood
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-08

TAPER ruANGINGs.-CHRTsTY ROBINSON No
az Maiden lane Of William streetl oerine
large and complete assortment OF French and Amerc an PAPER
U.nqng daily their Factory new
Beautiful styles OF patterns and finish surpassed by anv
other establishment in the country.
As r. manufacture all Of their American IIanginss IA
enables them 20 sell at the lowest Factory prices ryq
CODA WATER-s0UlLLARD, DELLUC CO. Phar-
- maceuiiss appe their the pvbI;c H. s,.
raj they have opened in each of their No
2Park Row opposite the Astor Hous and sal road,v on.
site Nisps Garden soda Water Fountain to which they
N Toe mineral congress- or S.rs,og, yicbv
aud seltrer Springs constantly on hand. mys
GOSHEN BUTTER-lo tub. prime n.w Orange county
" Butter Cor sale BY
N.Y. r. wOODHgLI.. ia South ct. ,
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-08

VINES K: tTs h;s
the district which Win confidence offered TO those 10
cSamPssns-iSo sssssts Fsrs. FOru-auu, quarts, very
do 100 DO ~Jasssss.on 6, Fla" quart. AMI
do 50 do American merle E.is' quarts. very
do so do L iiSsfrSG and My Country
Sparkling iseA'-so eases d91 EACH s.'ra sbs
M9.siess eaeh extra super HpnSssa sss
Rim. (: :s ss.s.s sss
ct-chat aSaus CHAT Iso; s.T .s and .ro..
dss: in" .up '.s's c.Ts ss in bond
sGr'o dozens Tgsgs'sa sTss e I
Abbofls London double Brown Stout. =,
% casks, quarts and piats received per Wellington.
FOR sale on liberal 's'P TusT rs s. i SSis so
a. law dish sw' No. Pins street Broadway.
TO THE PUBLlC-we call a% special attention Of "a.
ss s be %Ss.ss q r ss .. ed y s.
saps N9sthss9dnF tie attempts made BY the poa, David
%sS s doss 70 ea S of d.
.,os. Of g,,as hs mc.t full and per.e, satisfaction n
whs wished &c provide be@sesss Win clothes Of the be-,
CASH fRR5RSd 'Tississ
los William street corner Of John since t first starting three
dpiRr II Ii Pss wi.h.. to B. distinctly understood ina,
G are .aces 70 r make 70 ieSss e
actuated BY extensive business has Ma
sdvertisemens Price the Of qsality alone
be arrived at. -
Garments ordered this will BE- found on compa
with Others the finished per cent
20 this fact some Of the FIRST gentlemen the Union will
bear
win not therefore resort to the system ofgy.
list OF nominal which
only to msad bst rests siosether the peculiar
possesses to ensure custom after trial sm'is
FANCY GooDs-TIFFANY YOUNG, No ass Broad
,,s way SD,C.', 9TH, d, City Hal, i9,,' 9. motto,
se @ o o KS Fancy FA sson.s Rdsl
Cutlery Chinese Goods Fine Perfume
II dsns Games, Toys &c for Children which take
much pleasure showing. ard Uniform
Prices.
Portable Desks; Pspeteres Sun Shades
Ladies and Gents Dressing Portfolios; Pockstbook
Cases Card { ases; Needieboois
Travelling Cases Ivory Tablets; Memorsndurs
plete | Rich Purses
Work Boyes; Work Tables Boxes and sacheis OF White
Fancy BOxes for Jewels. Satin, for Bridal Presents
Gloves. Shawls Hdkfs Be t. Fans, in at variety
Ddevr. The styles French Note
China Laauered Ware and letter Paper, varieuslv
Waking Canes ornamented with envelopes
Accord,ons Music Boxes match, the largest variety
London and Paris Perfumery to be found % the country
Of the first qualities only faper stamped with Initials o
Brushes. Combs, and Articles ORDER,
for the Toilet generally Umbrellas and Parasos
sr22 2awisim-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-08

NEW BRIGHTON PAyILlON.-This well known and
pair with new embellishments and all the appointments
ing of the first ORDER will be opened April
scale Of elegance and beraty with the high
character which this delightful watering place has
for past and the patronage bestowed
BY citizens from every part Of the Union.
To those wins have before been New Brighton,
nothing need be said either of the extensive and
dious Of this INVITING establishment the
splendid and magnificent, of the surrounding
country.
The public generally will find it NEST desirable retreat
during the heat and fsmss with children
usual this beautiful spot with every
uninterrupted health and enjoy ment.
The essential the
fort to boarders will be strictly observed the opening
aud the improy emens regard to the cuisine it
hoped, will be approved Of
band Of will be attached to the establishment and
the mmodations for bathing improved.
Steamboats, ply between New Brighton and New York
hours from till the reby giving every
COW enence 10 men of business GEORGE FIERIS.
school celebrity for young ladies' and FOR this edu
cation of children Of both has been long established
New Brighton where who intend passing the
at the Pavilion have opportunity OF continuing the
struchon of their families without Interruption during thr
absence from the city G. p.
as0-2aw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-08

800 SPANISH DouBLooNs, fYr NJ %If,'%SsrsrrR,s
my7 No 100 Broadway and y Whl 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-08


Portable Desks. Pspeteries
Ladies and Gents Dressing
Cases
Travelling Cases. very com.
plete
Work Boyes; Work Tables
Fancy BOxes for Jewels,
Gloves, shawls ,Hdkfs Bets,
Odeurs
China Lsquered Ware
walking Canes
Acccrdions; Music Boxes
London and Paris Perfumery
Of the first qualities only
Brushes. Combs, and Articles
for the Toilet generally
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-05-08

Sun Shades
Portfolios; Pocketbooks
Gard Cases; NeedIebools
Ivory Tablets; Memorsndurs
Rich Purses
Boxes and Sacheis or White
Satin, FOR Bridal Presents
Fans. in gre al variety
The new styles French Note
and letter Paper, varieuslv
ornamented with envelopes
to match, the largest variety
to be found IN the country
Paper stamped with Initials %
order
Umbrellas and Parasols.
at22 2awistm-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-13

A T. GOFF u Co LOTTERY AND EN.
"a. CHANGE BEOkERS-RENL ESTATE A
MONEY AGENTS. AND GENERAL INTEIII
GENCE OfllCt-Oh'e 1872 HIiH street, Fhe,IiDg
l0-A kinds of southern and Western certificate. of
dcposite and bank notes purchased at the very highest
market rates.
The highest price paid for drafts NJ sight on Bolr
more, Philadelphia and New York, and constantly 4 r.
sale at the lowest premium
Buy aud sell al kinds of Foreign and Amcr,c,p
gold.
They alec attend 10 the collection Of uoiss. draft.
bills Of exchange. Sc. u,y IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-13
Exhibitions or EiUCs. pills

THERE o. perhaps no disease which visits IN,
inhabitants Of tins country with mere Csrtarutv arg
the elects 81 which are more 60 De dreaded than
that class ut diseases arlsug ON the derlns,m
OF the liver; aud az This s the largest ors9u ID -
whole body. % excrts pow crful infucnc, over al
the noishbJuug organs, aud that upon is b,,i,L.
aCuOu depends 90 great measure the health IA ~,
general system. There Ok SITS strong and mutual
sympathy between the liver and all the other Jis.-
tive organs, they are In fact 80 intimately 8ss,,,,
ted 90 Oliice, that one cannot be def.np,g n rI,I
non vi hDut involving the others iu a "onar, 80,
cummnSlc with the food We eat flr the p,,rr.,. "a
healthy uf2cstIou; bile ~ one Of these ,'
UWds; q then the liver ls lab0ung under 5fs.,at
there must necessarily be- Iu fula r1uer slUnfv I'D M
conditioned tuspd bile. wholly unfit Tor Il, e..f..,r,
and then wi follow az necessary cons. ggsrre "a
gain give ri-C % protein host Of mo lrI syrIr,
thrs which VIII be prup9gafgd from orsau f1 ,r.,1r
autl tnr'whDle system Is brought undgr ifs G..Ifs
uUus influence.
SYMPTOMS % a DIsrAsEp f.1vrp General r,..r.
tude, pain lu the side UHu suuuI itr- Frr.eu.rr state
% the bowels generally Cusyr. Hry hacking cough
flashes Ot heat over the whole body 90 Yfrsr f.r,.
ans soCs oi the feet appetite variable sick sr p.ry.
Gus hea IachD. bad TASTE lI the mouth urfl. Of 4,
deep saffron yu.lr lu| -I. fVudufffv. skin ..p.r.
ally iCvtush tongue coveted win WlIItruf g loss.
rh fit. general wgak'c-F. Indigestion ff.l'.rl.g
3alpitauun Of fbe heart heavy unpleasant some,
non az thg pI' ui i1c stomach which o. worse alfl.
eating. saII1w complication, detection Of eUfflfs Il
rssipnal pam aud dizziness ir The head rra..ltr.
uurefrg-hiuu s's r.. frt4urn. d. frhfful dreal,s ~
IDdiug D' evil fear Of death, e.. Ifuc-d not b.. ~
Dec'sd tHtt aIl of enc aHJSC symptoms ", b .
sIf 900 auv OaC case.
Fur suC 0uIy .. OH. i... .f1f, n. r. .
! TODD ~. 20 Nam -i.--. B.-.... Nt
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-13
III. DEytNE, Agent, Pa .bur-h
:; " BROWN, BALTIMORE.
EDoI'ctilg'i,r, HoI,idaysb.-
Wheeling, March -, 1870. san

NENNESSEE ROLLING WORMS Sc, FOR
SALt-Pursuani Co thc pros suss- of tlie ar
ircles of partnership 81 NIulecr. Hicks a Go Edward
d. Hicks, of tAc members OF said firm being ,,
'Ac Undersigned surviving partners oI said Gun. vii.
ou ihc first day Of October 1910 AID the ,iiccecdir
day II necessary, Ihc premises u Nashville sell r
puoilc auction all hc real estate belonging % ar CON
necied with the Tennessee Rolling Works and the
"Icnne>see Rolling Works, with all their hcrcL. ia.
ments and appurtenauces. fixtures DC.
Tie real estate belonging io and connected ,,ifb
TIE Tennessee Rolling Works l. follows. w. about
seven acres OF laud situated m the town Of Nashville
GA the hauA ID tie Cumberland River immediately
above what s called The jpyor Ferry. purchased 1I
David M,',ayy,s the University OF Nashville ami
4 NcNdITy a vile; upon tis parcel Of ilId are sti
atcd the Rolling WORK, proper a Foundry ia which
any of he Machinery necessary tor tc Works ran b.,
cast large BRICK STORE house. q large br,c, g,arIIng
House and other valuable IuPryg gmcus, there Il. an
excellent laadlus ora the river
An undivided interest iu ihc Coal mines on Gum.
bcrl1ud river 90 Pulaski county, KealueAg and tho
lunds upon winch they situated io amount Of thi
interest aud tH. whole amount ol the lands will b,
shown 10y the subscribers 60 any who ys call ou
Them. % being impossible 10 describe these "A ala a,
curucy in gH advertisement.
The real estate above mentioned including ever,
hing affixed 10 tho freehold, will be spd upp th, a
lowing TERMS ono fifth Cash and the balance. lu r
us''mcnis Of one two three and four ycass-liii.Ir
srcuuiy will he required OF the purchlsors
It's uot deemed necessary io say much iu commcu-
dauOn Of ihI. property. The Rolling Works were
bulls u 1891 they have beru u succcssiu gpcr.riun
ever since. they good repair. anil arc mot
surpassed BY any establishment ct tie Kind u the a.
uited States. thc undersigned brIIryc. they have
com Ccicd with them extensive Nader.
80 iho sumo time and place the undersigned will
sell u.l Gee Personal estate Connected with rir s4.
Rolling Works ON a credit of nine mouths The p.r.
--nlI rruprrry consists mainly Of iic oi.owuz lcu.
. VIZ - or IT, valuable slaves uIu'rs F.r... ,...,.
Curs, bopschold aub Kitchen furniture, 81, if mann, it
rr smaller matters GOO numerous io mrufiar N9iet
"ih good sec.riiy payable Bunk ,,iI bo rerg.,f
/ oi tne purchasers OF the pcr.1na property.
/ The property wild bo 90 900 times ppeu Glr iu4rs,.
Inn Co. Those Who may wish to purchase auE any il.
formation wIl. De furnished Goo ler..rs no re- Hrstirf.
ROBERT BANTER
ANTHONY W. NANITrg
Nprr.r'r~ r0-'usrs a. hs frn 81 IaAi.,r IItk4d O.
| mar I1..fIu.t
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-13
wv w. s. S. II. JIMESON.-WboIc

w sale and retail dpalo5o IN Hats a. Cane
West siae MAJ" street near .HITket iHcy, ULSsI
manufacturing general n s-ortment Of very si,rrry
FUR and SILK II ATS. Black and Drab Fc,,cr
aud Castor, plain White Rus Plain aud Na1t H.
of every size aud quality. They likewise keen con
stauUv on hand an assortment Of men aud bows fsur
dhd Cloth Caps a OF wtuch they offer to their Gus
toners aud thtpUbNc oil the most accom-. at.rs,
Terms. Country Merchants and dealers -cnrr,I,T
are respectfully requested 20 give them cali ana
examine Their stock as ther are determined 10 s,II
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-08-13

tREAT BARGAINS IN LAND-T5aO acres
" of land IN Marshall County, Va % 600 acres m
Tyler county p 900 acres IA Wood county; 100 900
acres Ia Wythe county $4,000 acres in Cabel county
Va some of the above lands OF excellent quail
nv. and tulcrohy well improycd-will Dc sold IN
quantities TO suit purchasers very oy price on
time. bearing interest and perfect titles given. 1000
acres Of first rate Land IN Lewis county, Missouri and
several tracts In Indiana terms. Al>o, 200
lots m the city of Ioganspori Indiana. Lot M. 1871
IA Fast whccling-aso 800 shares of Insurance Stock
IN the Whool.ng Fire : Marine Insurance CON pan,
for sale by WNI. r. PETERSON.
Land Agent. Wheeling. Va.
80 lots IN Sharp'S Garden to lease i"r term OF
years from 1t Jauv 1910 feb -. lSiO-ly