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, 1841-02-13
SIIERlf F'S SALE.
Feb. st.

IN Virtue and BY authority of q writ of
I execution issued from the Clerks Office of
the Pike Circuit Court. in favor of Erskine,
Gore & Ridcwav. plaintiffs. against Benja-
min steiner defendant, and to me directed, |
haze levied upon and seized all ilre right. IT,
tie. interest. and claim Of the said Stoner, in
and to tie following described real estate, to
wit: pat Of lot 20. in tic town of Ashley,
c~o!nmencinr IN Fulton street, and running
l.. So ii. front. By 60 feet back and adjoining
!. Odcn's lot. A'so. :. T.. hall Of lot No.
50. in said town. running 1870 1t. front by
60 iacS excepting IS feet square in n. W.
corner, and shall expose the sane to sale TO
the highest bidder for ready money at the
Court House door IN tic town of Bowling
Green, during tie term Of the said Circuit
Court, on Monday the 3thdav OF March next.
between the hours of nine ana five o'clock OF
said day, TO satisfy said execution and costs.
WA. FENiX. Sheriff of 7. C.
, 1841-02-13

EmcArroN.-Thcre is something beautiful
in the following extract from an Illinois pa
per. addressed 10 the principal mistress OF 4
female Academy.
SInauine for a moment, that the beautiful
diamond is placed in your hand, on which
you are requested 10 engrave a sentiment,
which must be read at the great day OF ac-
count; in the presence of listening angels
and assembling worlds!-What care would
YOU exercise. what industry would You use,
TO select from the vast commonwealth OF let
,ers a sentence. pure, chaste, refined and no.
ly,- No cost-no pains no efforts would be
lacking. Permit me then TO say toyou.-that
this is your present situation. Precious M
nocent hearts. in all the purity OF childhood $
deIigbtfuI bloom. are placed in your keeping
and the duty of engraving principals there,
which will ~outlive the sun. and live-and
still live-and live forever, devolves on
you!"
, 1841-02-13

"Su6fcient Unto the Day is the Erl there
of."--was the reply of Henry Clay. in the
United States Senate, when asked phere the
public money would be placed, if the indie
pendent Treasury Law were repealed by
Federal votes. Such an answer well b.
comes the extravagan; and reckless party TO
which he is attached, and such has been the
answer Of many a Spectator and stock,job,
Der, while in the transaction OF his business
he has been induced to enter upon meas
ures the end or ruin of which he could no
more foresee than can the Federal party, by
their destruction of a law, considered BY
three-fonrths Of the community asa perfect
safeguard Tor the funds Of the nation.
, 1841-02-13

AporrrI,y Row.-We cut the following
particulars Of Il row in Dayton Ohio, on the
9th ult, from an exchange paper:
:.On Saturday last 4 hand bill was publish
ed, stating that Thomas Morris, late US.
Senator would deliver Il Lecture in the Court
House in Dayton, on Saturday evening.
January %, 184l. lie did not attempt TO
lecture for a mob prevented him. There
was a great row during the night. A grea,
deal of talk on Sunday-but all without
bloodshed. Last evening, THE 25.h.] about
midnight, a number OF young fellows went
over the canal, east Of DAYTON. and for some
reason commenced a battle with the Blacks
living there. The Blacks killed a young
white man by the name Of McCleary-one
white man by the name of Davis is SO much
butchered that his life is despaired of-sever-
al other persons were much hurt, cut up.
beat etc. DIR. Jewett's house, where Nor
rs stopped was a little beaten by the mob
on Saturday night.
, 1841-02-13
SNEnIj'i''S SALE

gSY Virtue AMI authority Of IN orlcr mad"
- at the October tenn al the PIKE Circuit
Court. nj the instance al John =. McCUnr.
V. tie Lcirs of Benjamin i'urh~d-c decd.
discc:.a" the Sheriff If sd C"uaty to sell
lot No. Scvcnty-scvcn. i'll the town Of Lou
isianr. | shall proceed To sci! the sumo with
tie &ppurtcH@urcs thereto ~hc.unciu.. 10 the
hiriicSl bidder. Ia: ready money. on Tuesday
the 9lh Of March next. durin" the hours of 3
and ) O'Clock "f s1iL day. and daring the
term Of the Pike Circuit Court, ana before
the Court House door in the town 81 Bow
Ing Green. WM PSNIN.
Feb. G-3l. Sheriff Of p. e..
, 1841-02-13
SHERIFF'S SALE.

10y Virtue and authority of Il special writ
~ of execution directed to the Sheriff of
Pike County. from The Clerk of the Pike
Circuit Court. in favor of Adam b. Cham
berS, and against Thomas b. Wiiitlcd"c, l
have levied and seized upon I'll the right,
title. interest and c!aim OF the said Whitiedge,
in and Ia tie following described real estate,
lying in sail county If Pike, 10 wit: the
north west iourth OF y. ". o.. section. No.
81. town No. 81. north OF ran"c 5. west: and
shall proceed to SCI! tie same To the highest
bidder Tor ready money before the Court
House door in Bowling Green. in said coun-
ty. during the term of tie SAID Circuit Court
on Monday the 9th day of March. IG4l. be-
tween the hours of 9 and > O'Clock of said
day. 20 satisfy said execution and costs.
WIN. PE\IX.
Feb. !S-9t. Sheriff OF =. C..
, 1841-02-13
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE-

oll't - hereby given Tint the undersigned
l ' has taken ont letters of Administrations on the
estate OF Iiiman Weaver, deceased, rom the County
! ""r' "i hili>Co hen.iug date Dee 18th, 1870: all
persons, t~fc:Ci"rc. Nho nave auv claims against the
estate 81 SAID dece'srh, are required 10 cxhibi, Che
SAM duly authenticated Tor allowance, within one
,Car e." "a tho dafo nj sanI letter.. or they NAV be
p~GroiGIr! from having any benefit ofs4id eststs, and
il .nch GAINS are not presented within thr,s yeas
thFN wii' he in-"Ncr barred.
E-!I I3ETH WEAVER, Aimiui.tr'1.
Iar q. lSiI-;t.
, 1841-02-13

TuE ~, cmEF.-i correspondent e.! the
SIlen Advertiser furnishes an anccdp'c. SUI
kinglv characteristic Of lhr iirnncs> "ni en-
crgv Of Gen. Jackson. While lie MAS sitting
Is jndge 81 the supreme court "f Tennessee.
an arrocinus c,lpri, escaped the cUs:'iy Of
the sheriff seized = ru,h"l w!th 4 baE"rct.
and IIaced himself in the angle %! u stone
wall. swearing he would shoot the fist and
hivonet the second man that attempted las
arrest. The sheriff ordered Ten men rs aSsiS-
tants. but they dared not approach L.lm. and
the iact was reported /" the iud"c. summon
une hundred men. said judge Jackson. 1t
Was done; they also were afraid 10 make
the attcmpt. Upon a second rcp"r'-summ"n
the Judge. SAID Jackson. II was done: He de-
seconded from the bench, approached the cuI-
prit with 4 stern countcnamcc and digniied
tirmness. seized the musket with one hand,
and the cuIprit with the other and passed
him over 10 the custody Of tic sheriff.
, 1841-02-13

bY Vir,,,c and ar,hor;,y rf :u execution
- i.srr.I I,,,n fIr e ork ..,rr q the Pike
ri-.,i, =, f',.,r.r I'LL Gr;ti,,L nrg;n,;fr and
..-,i,-., TL,,,,. Roll and VJ;rl,,u S;nonpds
J.,ar I.,ts NV l~a,;c, ,r,p mi s.i,cd III
H.. ri.l,. ,;,I,. r,,,r,s. mi rra;n Of the
.,.l III, 49,. =, anal :, u. c.r,v;,- les
- r,cl ns,.r. I,;,.., IN ii C,n,nty ~,
~, :, VII. ,an s.r,% r,.r fri. a. If soctinn
.;aJ, -. . ~, c,,..,hr. =, rrroo ono.
-, c,n,",,", ,:. L|,I.i~.I .nI fv,nIv
D., r,o. ocr,, 80, -. L... ia ans, h.if
~, 49, 49,, a..r... anil 49,, r.,f -
, 1841-02-13

viii the Young men OF Missouri bear in
mind that the Wings attempted TO defeat
that provision. in the Log Cabin Bill, which
gives to the youth of l8. the right Of pre-
emption TO lGO acres Of Land! They voted
against this precision almost TO Il man, and it
was only retained by the casting vot"
Of the Vice President. The Democrats, with
Col. Benton at their head. voted in fa"our
of this provision winch would operate as an
inducement and incentive to industry, and
exertion. 10 the young MAJ just entering
on the theatre of life.
, 1841-02-13
WOOL CARDING MACHINE
FOR SALEii

FTNIIE undersigned will expose Ia sale, and sell TO
the highest bidder at P'vnc-vIllr Mo, on the
9th day of VI irch n-Nt. u frst rate set OF Wool
CARDS in good mdrr, together with all the nrr"--aTy
npnantu.. Terms made knc wn ou the div 81 ale.
d. GIBSON
FehrunTr. I2th l~iI ~
, 1841-02-13
We publish a part Of Mr.. Calhoun's speecl

We publish a part Of Mr.. CaIhoun's speech
on his land project. The subject is one of
great Importance, and we ask for the speech
an attentive consideration. There seems TO
be but little doubt that this proposition and
Mr.. Clay's Distribution bill are destined to
be antagonist measures, and it becomes eve
nv Western man to weigh them both with
care and attention.
, 1841-02-13

RESUMPTION IN VIRGIxrA.-Thc Richmond
Enquirer has the following annunciation by
authority: "NNe are authorized by the Cash
Ter of the Farmers Bank TO say that the
Virginia Banks will resume specie payments
on The first day of February
, 1841-02-13

The speech of our worthy representative
mr.. Parsons,) on the new county bill will
give the people much valuable information in
relation to a question about which the wings
are making great exertions TO mislead and
deceive them.
, 1841-02-13

Mn. ALIENS Resolutions for the amend
ment of the constitution have failed in the
Senate; there not being two thirds in favor
of them.
, 1841-02-13

No place has been fixed upon by the Le-
gislature as yet for the location Of the Sd
branch of the Missouri Bank.
, 1841-02-13

The bill to concentrate the Supreme court
at Jefferson has passed the Senate. Ayes
l7-noes l6.
, 1841-02-13

TOBACCO T'RApE.-The following from the
Alexandria Gazette will excite interest
among our tobacco growers:
..yVe learn from Amsterdam, under date
Of the llth Of December, that the Minister
, 1841-02-13

The Abo!iti1nists .: Olio have nominated
Thomas MpRWs. late Il Van Buren, memaer
of the Senate of the United States. as their
candidate for the officer Of Governor olOlio.
, 1841-02-13

The Gov. and Senate have appointed the
Hon. Bedford Brown. late Senator from
North Carolina. Commissioner on the part
Of this State 10 run the Northern Boundary
line.
, 1841-02-13

\ B,Y.-Au i,rm,n'~ friend a>k.A him
10 nailr l.i> hay colt. y colt i h". and u
bay Truly i he replied hS I:rrrd. and
a beautiful hllr "Thrn naHlr him l'ublin.
ior that is the iircS' lay in ;lgc world"
, 1841-02-13

- We are mth"r!z"d To- anm"Unc" SIM.
EON =. ROBINSON. EsI. US u candidate
for the oilicc of Clerk 81 the Circuit Cnurt Of
Pike County. ut the election in August next.
, 1841-02-13

4 Bill establishing two new Judicial CIR
cults, in the South West, has passed both
branches of the Legislature.
, 1841-02-13

Hon. Andrew Stephenson. minister Ia
England has requested to be allowed TO re-
turn home.
, 1841-02-13

e. Hon. John Reynolds. has consented
TO he j candidate for reelection Ia Congress
from the 3rd. district in Illinois.
, 1841-02-13

o. We are authorized t"~announcc JOHN
=. HUSTON rs candidate ior the Office" of
Circuit and County Court C!crh. Of Lincoln
county.
, 1841-02-13

The Legislature OF New Hampshire. have
pissed an act abolisllin- imprisonment for
debt.
, 1841-02-13

GIVE arc authorized to announce Dr. {.
II. BAILEY as 4 candidate for the offices oI
Circuit and County Court Clerk Of Lincoln
county.
, 1841-02-13

We understand that this County viii be
entitled 10 about $1,000, it benz B per cent
of the proceeds Of sales of the Pnt!ic '.a~d>
in this State.
, 1841-02-13

A resolution has passed the Senate to
print the evidence taken against the Nor
mons. before the Court Of Enquiry at Rich
mond and also the correspondence. let
tiers and orders. in relation To the sau,e sub
iect. This will fix the censure where it ouohi
to be.
, 1841-02-13

TIE PririlPgei CIaSseS.-We have in the
United States. say the Journals Of tie day,
SO colleges IL law schools. sc medical sem
inarieS. 40divinitv schools. and somewhere a.
bout 1000 academies, more or less sustained
by legislative houniy, i"r the almost exrIn-
sivc benefit of the learned Professions. which.
do not comprise. probably. on" twentieth
part Of the population. We have not a SIN
Gle college, seminary. or school. for the par
~iicuIar improvement of the other nineteen
tweutieths of our poPuIa,Ion-.he farmers
and mcciianicS--who create uur wealth. ray
our taxes. and l.ht cur battles; although
the country would he more benefited. IN
It's morals and its politics. by cxtentIn" I"
the labourinu classes u hitler standard at
learning in what especially cca"rrnS their
business. than it i ilmm he all wiIcfl 1t
now "I"cS L. 10" itur ,'..tu NJ classes -
II i i r~'Iuii'. Il ugN... rI#r "i .h"ui
participate a'!ir IA lie roi!ic l%"vnty. I'm
he m .ytu O. r.' >,' ru ".:"if,d y
cur l--i-, t.,.-G3: EoJis ~.
, 1841-02-13

of Finance has proposed a new Tariff of d.
ties, to 90 into operation lst January, l84l
by which (among other a~rticles) the duties
on Maryland and Virginia Tobacco will be
increased from so cents per 100 ko. to three
gui!ders per 100 ko.; and tina. notwi'hstan-
ding the remonstrance of the merchants and
dealers against the measure. i, was general
ly supposed the Chambers would conrur in
the Recommendation of the Minister"
, 1841-02-13

PUBLIC L,xDs.-The unsold lands in nine
States amount to I54, 100000, of acres-sold
81 100000, bringing an income OF S97,oOo-
900. These public lands have cost, IN the
purchase of Lnuisia and Florida, the remov-
ing of Indians. Indian wars, agencies, &c.
SlO9.OOO,0 900, benz and excess of cost over
the receipts. Of 100000.
And vet, in view of this expense already
incurred. and the in,ure millions 10 be- ex-
pended in securing titles. in Indian wars. in
costs of slleS in view of the future wants of
The Government in times "f war "r other
public caIami,ies, which nothing else. save a
high tariff. can supply. the Wing party are
madiy bent on donating the public domain
to the States.--Lond. Aiu.
, 1841-02-13
.iIii.Hii'F'S SAIL.

Feb. - Ct.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-08-20

~ ksE - -.
DIRECT INFLUENCES or THE BRITISH
MONEY PowER.--One Of the firm Of Bar
ing, Brothers & Co., and the very indi.
yidual who paid Mr.. Webster five thousand
dollars for his letter on the subject Of state
stocks, is now in this country, and from
the following article ofthe Hartford Times,
it seem is in attendance at Washington, as
the agent or representative Of the none.
power Of England at the extra session.
Did the secretary Estate send out word
to his liberal clients that it would be ex>
pedient for the moneyed aristocracy Of
England to send delegate to the Ameri>
can congress at the extra session !? Be
this as it may, the bills reported by Mr..
Clay and his associates are calculated for
the relief of stock -jobbers, and not for the
benefit or relief ofthc American people.
In the days of the first bank. and the
first assumption of state debts, the same
influence which now are apparent at Wash
ington were felt at Philadelphia. Mr..
Jefferson informs us tina. all the laws de-
signed to favor the money changers were
fashioned by the bank and its champions
on the British model, and so passed. Like
causes produce like effects.-Albany Arg.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-08-20

TERRITORY OF IOWA,
WASHINGTON COUNTY, 90
District Court, November Term, 1911.
Margaret Dinsmore Mount
Milton Lad Mount NJ; ps''''0" for divorce
n ND now ON this day comes the petitioner, by
"A her Solicitor, upon a bill Of complaint hereto
fore filed, and thereupon 1t appearing to the Court
hereby said, bill of complaint Of the said Margaret
Dinsmore Mount, that said Milton Lad Mount is not
resident of this Territory, it is thcreupon,
ton Of the solicitor for the complainant ordered by
the Court, that notice be hereby given that the said
Milton Lad Mount be and appear before the District
Court of said county, on the first day of the next
term thereof, to be begun and holden at the court
house in Washington, on the second Monday after
the fourth Monday in October next, to answer said
bill of complaint or the same, and the matters and
things and charges therein contained, will be taken
and considered by the aforesaid District Court as
acknowledged and confessed, and decree granted
accordingly and that this order be published in the
Bloomington Herald for the term ofeight successive
weeks next before the next term of this court.
THOMAS BAKER, Clerk
District Court, Washington co.
w. G. OssouRNE, Solicitor for complainant.
August 7, lS4l-42.8t Prs fee SlO
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-08-20
PETER JACKSON.
ADAM OGILVIE.
HATS! HATs!! HATs!!!

FHNHE subscriber respectfully announces to the CT
a tizens of Bloomington and the surrounding
country, that he has commenced the Hating BUSH
ness in the store room formerly occupied by Barton
Lee, one door north of the Iowa House. in the town
of Bloomington, where he will keep constantly on
hand general assortment Of Hats which he offers,
wholesale or retail on the most reasonable terms for
cash or country produce. Country Merchants wish
ing to purchase the above article will do well to give
him call before purchasing elsewhere.
His present stock consists of the following quail
ties, viz: Fine drab Otter hats fine black Nutria,
clipped fine black Brush hats; fine plain black hats
fine plain drab hats fine mapped brab, DC. &c.
A. M. HARE.
Bloomington, July 26, ls4l.-4O
N B. All kinds of Furs will be taken in ex-
change for Hats.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-08-20
TEMPERANCE MEETING.

THE annual meeting of the Bloomington Tempe
rance Society, will be held at Bloomington on Mon
day Sept. 9th, at ten and half o'clock, A. NJ Hon.
r. Lucas and Docs. Law will address the meeting.
1t is also expected some friends from Davenport will
be present and aid in the glorious cause of Tempe
rance. The Executive Committee will make their
annual report. The exercises will be cnlivened by
singing appropriate hymns and odes by the Bloom
ington choir Friends foes, and neutrals, are all in
vted to attend the company Of the Ladies is parti-
cularly requested. J. A. PARVIN, Sec'ry.
August 90 IS4l.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-08-20

O. Rev. Mr. Fisher, of the First Baptist Church
Of Davenport, WILL by Divine permission, preach at
the public lecture in this place, on Sabbath the
22d inst. A general attendance is respectfully re-
quested. All persons, members of any regular Bap-
fist Church. particularly requested to be in aten-
dance and make themselves known on that occasion
Bloomington, Aug. l3, ls4l.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-08-20

lust received, lot of Carpenters Pools, consist
y ing of Planes, Chisels, Hand Axes, Augurs, &c.
July %. J. S. LAKIN.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-08-20
ATTENTION.!

ATTENTION.!
M. SAPPINGrON'S PILLS, warranted to
II cure or the money will be returned, if salts
factory evidence is produced that cure was not per-
formed. Also, DR.. Warsaw's remedy for Ague and
Fever, Chills and Fever, &c. Also, DR.. Halls rem
edy for Coughs, Consumption, &c. Also, Lees
Anti-blious Pills. For sale at F. II. STONES
Store.
Also, Dr. Warsaw's Mixture for sale at S. Fos-
ter's Store at Iowa City, and at G. w. McClelan's
Store, Wapello. June 25-n35tf
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-08-20

JUST received and for sale; general assortment Of
y Spades, Shoyels Hoes, Mattocks and Scythes.
July %. J. S. LAKlN.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-08-20
OAlEltNlA7Eo,E ll.lSlEING,

OAiErNlN7EohllI.Is z nNGlo
JOSEPH p. FREEMAN would respectfully in.
u form the citizens of Muscatine and adjacent
counties, that he has commenced the above business
on Second street, near the American Hotel, where
he intends manufacturing, and keeping constantly
on hand, general Assortment of G A BINET-
WA RE and G. H Al S-such as Mahogany,
Walnut, and Cherry Bureaus; Sideboards, Safes,
Secretaries, Bookcases Wardrobcs. Breakfast, Di-
ming, Centre. Card and Work-Tables; Wash and
Candle Stands High, Fancy, French and Low-post
Bedsteads Also, all kinds Of TURNING done with
neatness and despatch.
Having had seven years experience Journey
man. in several of the best manufactures in the Uni
ted States he feels confident that he can give gener-
al satisfaction. Persons wanting Mahogany furni-
ture would do well to give him call before they pur-
chase abroad, demand for good work is all that
is wanting to ensure its being manufactured in this
place. N. B. Collins made to order on the shortest
notice. 36-6m Bloomington, July 2, ls4l
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-08-20

a. We comply with the request of the editor Of
the Argus, by inserting the following article, much
against our own wishes, but as we published the
card which called it forth, publish it least some
might think our refusal unfair. The language he
uses towards the second person is not warranted by
the circumstances, even as he tells them himself
His language is rough ard insulting, yet every one
knows that the application Of such towards an in
dlvi1ual does not make him guilty. Our columns
are open to reply from Mr.. Desher, should he deem
hproper to make it, when, all having been once
heard through our columns we shall close them on
that subject.
From the Iowa City Argus.
r. P. LOWE ESQ.
In the Bloomington Herald of last week,
we notice communication over the signature
OF this gentleman, Of rather bitter and angry
character, intended for our use; but we think
when it is properly examined, and The circam-
stances connected with it are related, it will
leave MIR. LOWE and his man Friday, who
seems so willing to certify, in very prepos-
ferrous position before the public. tits not our
wish OF desire to lacerate the feelings Of any;
much less, one who feels the sting of disap-
pointed ambition so keenly as does this evidence
prove, that Mr.. Lowe feels crest-fallen under
MS late defeat. But justice to ourself and
proper regard for public opinion, induces US to
'ake some notice ofthe matter--lest Mr.. loves
regal or technical quibIing might pass off for
good sense, and as refutalion to the report.
and the truth Of the facts.
=" '"e commencement of the conversation
between Mr. LO,oe and myself. Mr.. Desh.r
was present: and heard, no doubt, some part of
wnat was said, and if my memory serves me
nightly, that part which Mr.. Deshler heard was
exclusively upon the subject of the nre.. tic
pollcy' and the course it ought to pursue. and
~, IL we mistake not, the topic that brought m
mat subject, was the letter of DR.. BowrS
when mad Immediately preceding that lime
appeared In the "Lo,oa City Standard. !" in abu.e
M II slR; RUSSELL, the editor of the Bloomington
nsfald: This we. aud not Mr.. Lo,,e. as he
"on'a lain make the public believe, denounced
az being licentious and degrading to the nubl;c
5 pe's, and well calculated to bring it into dis
ssvnp.uu'e'-addlng thereto at the time, that no
ivy" communication could ever find place
public journal which we had the honor of
,,Unoucllng, let it come from friend or foe
s %as private reputation and personal character
v"oua forever be respected and defended by
as wnen unrighteously assailed, without re-
s.'u 20 what party the person might belong.
f M VI ABOUT the same time, Mr.. Lowe was in
THU aeo oy W also, that we held all public men,
' "osos and actions, as public property, and
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-08-20

DIED-On Sunday the 5th inst, three miles
above this place, WILLIAM HANNIBAL, son Of Mont
gomery and Zerilda Berkshire, aged 2 years, /
months and 20 days.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1841-08-20

NOTICE-Is hereby given, that the subscribers
~ having received one large chest and box, mark
ed "ELIHU IVES, Bloomington, |. T." and hav-
ing shipped the same to Bloomington, but no one
being 5illld TO pay charges on them; and being
turned upon their hands-will proceed to sell said
chest and box according TO law if not previously cal
led for and charges paid. Contents not known.
]. S. STONE e. co.
Alton, July "a, ls4l-42-3t