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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02

SPRING DRY GOODS.
March 1st tsit.
Opened and VII be oldchear. for cash.
81, fom 81 co. 62i. 7sc and FINER
case tsh liucn, ~ 3l and 5Jccnis
do Linen 'amhre Hisis, n, 31i. 5Ac and finer
DO Linen Cambries Is a. p, los 81. ~ and 6nor
DO white Cotton Hose. st2s "a, wruh ~ rts
do blK Coiioo Hose lsGi y d l.. and finer
100 bales pomestc beachcd and unubieaohed shirings
aeAscs Furoiurc CaTcoes, s. 10, i2le, IT, sndaner
~ w essor.i C,tsoes VI q ~ PIG u sni finer
ELEGANT Paris worsd Misin Collsrs-spruE style
Towcllngs, Linen sbeciinas sndplapcfs
Rich grsgy black and blue black silks
Nops,n Ne isncs, selling 81 cheap
Ihe shove .eony few oftho really cheap Goods 10 be
mha RH JENKINS.
CHEMICALS, EXTRACTS, SC
'IE subscriber has jusi received hv direct iniporia
- 'n., nom lons9n ami Paris iiesh supply % the
lie assortment complete Among them, are
Ext Acontc Crotou OIL
- Cham,mle cyan Mercury
- Ccwa 49, Potash
- Ioluu.'o Hydro sub. Csomol
- Peru (ActhertaO Mt silver
- Jssp Chrya Tart E@suo
10 Puv - d. Potash
- auasss IoHde Iron
- Rhuany -- Lead
49, Rhubsfb --- Mercury
SENECA Cab Iron
- Taraxacum sccale Cornut
Pol helsduuus Hyd Cum. Cteta
- Ciouts Cou Cusp. Fsb.
DriiaHs isinslass fias,er. Se A..
= Hyosoiamus Alec, general assortmsn,
sem 10 ~ surgical Insromsrfs
an 81 which he will warrant equal 70 any n this country.
ps-u corner below tho nsnks
= CHEsrs extra ENC cunpowdcr TEA
- o. basssuperior ODD lava CogFEE
'''''' W. wa iOS w. V. S @ooLOurDoE
NH " 3soors belOwth the Bsil.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02
DISSOLUTION


TIE ConartneIshp heretofore existing between JAMES
L VI. RADCLIFFE a e. =. JONES under the style Of
list December last. The business viii be so6,jgcted
hereafter by James NJ Raebne the stand formerly oe
10 settle all claims due the late concern ani WHO will dis
ebarEc all claims due from them; & Jones having dispo
90, JAMES y RADCLIFFE,
GENTLEnENs Bo9Is; Ar So, 4 8, 9,
GyrNrLEMEN in want Of Boots, are informed tha, We
can bc Handsomely aud comfortably fitted They are inv-
b. BURLINGTON 4 co
el6 Mansion House.
BEAUTIFUL RUNETTES-why will you suffer
those dsagrecahle demonstrations ola heard resn on
you uPg1T Gp when can be sBeGuag removed by US
ing me SKIN IN The Slightest dearse Ladies this
invaluable compo, tiou tested before purchasing.
For sale At the Agency by Lady. Phee, 81 per bot
DOCAHONIAs, LEGEND wish historical anI frsiiiion.
VIE. he Molhcr Ma'os'. smSHi al her moipsl's sriy"
Matoa. family stech NsD'squas The exile, the eturn
tass baptism The marriage aud departure Of Poe hontas
an uno9Neu or adventure TIE cmbatcaion and voyage
nc conclusion, u''ssi with beautiful plate "Mantoa's
wv RANDOLPH CO.'S.
r. Bsok and Fancy store.
BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
w. RANDOLPH a. co. 10 aaiiisn tn their
- usual good assortment Of Books, stationery aud Pan
cy Goods, Sin receive their Suriur sun.
ply. County Nero aud others are respectfully so
cred 70 eau aud examine their stock aud prices before
BoOK-BINDING.
HavHE suaehcdtc store Bindery. We are prepared
90 execute bnIing Of evefy description.
Clerks and Merchants Books msde TO order in the best
Music aud Musieal Instruments on handu large ouanu
cd Books takenin exchange Tor new.
Nv RANDOLPH & Co,
doors below Earsys Hotel,
70 ~ Main streef, Richmond
LATE WORKS.
SELECTIONS from the Brush Poets by y q HaIcck
- SELECTIONS tcmthe American Poets by william Cullen
1he Life and Writings Of Or samuel johnson, selected
aud arranged by Rev WIN Page
Three voyages 70, the discovery Of North Yves, Pas
sage from the Atlantic o. The Ptcf and uarrsuvc Of On
slcmplto tcneh the Nofih Poc by sr Parry COP
Two Years before the Mas, Personal Narrative ofIifc
60 O 5d.ors shove he id 1 tavern.
NEW AND CHEAP Day GOODS, FOR
CAsH-FS5ruary, 1871
" Unbeaehcd cotton diapers, u yards wide only ono
Linen table diapers, a yards vide, Only 2
10 10 Do Do % Ssa
orece' yard wide cotton sad cheap esrpeungs, 20 aud
100 hemp hearth rugs. only nc
e ss S9e wSo ssgSq. "T s aRd'
% 20 agd ssscs beaehed and unbcached shirtings,
5cascs5 ans ca unbIss-hed cotton sbir,ngs l0I eIs
sndls
90 DOZEN ladies zoe white cotton hose great bargain
ItOi white snd eolored Nuns Bonnets, Only sOc
Mousclln DE LANES, nom p "a toss, and 6aer
Also box rich French worked collars trimmed with
me above few of,hs cheap Goods 70 be found a,
fe % r. ~ iENKlNs'.
GLOVER SEED, &c -ItO bnshes ptime CIaveT
" seed orehsrd Iimo'hy and Herds Grass SEED, just
fell woRTHAM, MscRupEg co,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02
MONN Il IN sFnINa 0OOns.

Boots and Shocs-Very Cheap.
WE have lost received Per schooner, Forsq Klns
w from HlHrn, and 2 CTouch from Philadelphia.
anher portion 81 orr Spring Supply Of goo direct from
w nanuiseiurors, and made In superior aud shona-
ule Hyle We invHe tho attention Of Wholesale and Re
ia purchasers general stock 81 Goods a. We ice
tphed We can oher hcm strong Undue enents a. an1
House ffOu Virgins TO New YORK Amongst fhose 10.
viz. ~ '''' '''''"h
1850 pair ladies' Kid slippers AID French Tics from com
A.. uon 20 superior quality
~ % French Morocco do DO DO
w DO do DO Walkina Sh0ea French fIes
20 10 Pine Leather a. Al and s.sos
~ do GCnflemeuH Csifskin and Morocco Drrss
DOots medium aud superior qualhles-
.. Phladophla manufacture
rs Do DO Calfskin and Morocco strap NAVY
SHOES and Crockeffs part Niles make, VERY handsome
nds9leror. ID. BURLINGTON a co,
INV MANSION House
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02

TUE attention OF respectfully called TO the
following ock OF GOODS, al as low prices IS
sonds OF equally goGd qniiy he purchased this city
fine ol Madeira Wine, dTaughi; genuine do, al low
prces-the old East India Madeira, cases. dozen; 10
do pale ana brown sherry dTaugh do do DO in cases
OF doz 40 do Port Wine, draugh; do do in cases Of
dog each-VeTy superior Sicily Madeira Wine; common
DO DO chcap-Anchor brand Champagne very superior
liedsieck do DO, DO Heart 10 do d. aud Fly brand
cheap Sparkling Hook very fine; 10 dozen Cllci Of va
r,ous qnaNiles-EItIa fine GunpoWder Tee; dc do Pou
chOg doi common Gunpowder aud Imperial Tea-Supet
orLOgnac Bran,y, vintage oflt Lcnock Oiard Di,uy
Co brand-Ftne Old Grenada Rum: do do Jamaica do
Very superior old Rye Whisky; good 10 dol common
Whiskey IN hhds and hbs-NcTY best Holland Gin-Old
virginia Apple Brandy-Best MnlasS hhds and bills
ve,y best brown and clarified SUGARS New Orleans
h fOTto kcU do double fCfned loaf very sumo Tot
common Loaf and lump do powdered loaf DO very nice
Very best old Java Coffee; do do Maraeuibo 10; 10 do
a. sumaua 10, LaguTa and Porto Rico rteen do-Cotfon
yarns from No TO iGBes Liverpool filled sac ks of fine
sat-2n bbls very superior family Roe Hcrrngs-cO ions
6sIs, Of best quality aud complete German and
country Bhsicr StcclJudd's bet Sperm Cindea-Vcry
best IalIow Caud cs-Lces superior No. soap Psrkcts
No DO OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pper-Mace-Nuf.
Inegs' &c Nc.-VeTy furcrOT VINEGAR In hhis and on
dranshlOO casks Ground PasterlJO cask, Nails con.
ashng OF hor, warehouse linng 81 &c-S cases supe.
ror Bordeaux Prunes. For SALE quantities suit pur.
chaseIs ]. d. ABBOTT,
aTva
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02
cENTLEMENis Bools, AT So, ., ), Q.

GfNrLEMEN in want OF Boots, are Informed that VI
" have large assortment at the abote prices They
can bc handso mey aud comfortably hitcd They inv
cd 70 call and suit themselves al
d. BURLINGTON 4 co.
II No.. H..
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02
NO. 70.
RAzoRsi nAzoRsi
s ~ l.l. . g'sn mas % do s.ery DAY,

n EHOuIu ruucaNOrIO WeII"
lave Jusf received, Of my importation. A ve,v M,
peIior assortment OF RAZOR-, ifous the eelcbsaed
ia, OF Joseph Rt gers a Don, Male a Bruther.
~ ELLIOTT made expressly my orders, with
i iyrer' etched on each blaze consequently tass
~ IN recommending these Razors O. al my irfcoi,
fell ' W S"ic ~, s.sve.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02
LYELL, JOHNSTON q LYELL.
az ~ Al ]. MckilflneIs OH ,s,anI
THE GREAT OBJECT FINALLY AZ

THE GREAT OBJECT FINALLY A.
comPLlSHED, by the Introduction INTO this civ
o. the style OF LAMPS extensively used in the Civ ~,
New York, and known webbs Patent burners to-sihr
~ilhthe patented Camphue OIL for burning therein Tbs
proprietor Is now prepared offer the nha bfantg on
ms city and vicinity, far superior and more eronoIn,
ight than has ever been brought before the public The
hght prVdueed by the Camphino OIL In Webbis peculiarly
constructed Burners produces flame mafchIess n bril-
hancy, economy and simplicity. ~
The cost the consumer will NOT exceed QNP u.tp
inc expense When compared with OIL Gas or any ether
ieent now used for the purpose Of afoTdng Artificial
Light lhis Oils entirely free from exclusive pToner
ues mere being no Alcohol Spirits used in its copo
suont Out s PURELY VEGETABLE and, consequently
as perfectly sale nats amt much an opuost 10 ,b
article known as Spirit Gas, sperm on is Thsthe pab
lie may rely upon. fN'
said CamPhine and Burners were introduced into ,bs
City Of New York about year since and have been
adopted ia all the principal Hotels Printing off stores
Billiard Rooms, &c, being highly approved OF Than
aay other article heretofore knswn W ''
city Of New York. " o w '''
n-A supply OF the above oil, with several variees n
'a t feee'veaand Tor sale by the subscriber
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02

Grocery and Commission Merchants.
NEXT door 10 Messrs. Lancaster, DENLY & Co Marker
rquare, have for sale In Store, chea (or a,h or vd
paper, the following articles, viz s'
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02

TIE Co-parnership heretofore existing between JAMES
Il VI RATCLlfFE a Z. =. JONES under the style Of
James Raiclfe Co. expired by articles Of agreement
on Sls December last The business will be conducted
hereafter by James NJ Radcliffe the stand formerly oc
cupicd 10y VI. Radcliffe A Go who Is alone authorized
10 settle all claims due the late WHO will dis
charge all claims due from hem Jones having dispo
sed Of his cnIiro interestto }. NJ. Ra.elffe
JAMES NJ RADCLIFFE,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02

BEA UTIFUL BRUNETTES-why will you suffer
those dsagrccahe demonstrations ola heard remsn on
your upper Up, when be sdcctuay removed hy us
ina Dc. y Gounuds Dcgstoiy Powders without inur.
ing the skin in the slightest degree lades can see this
tnva liable competition tested before purchasing.
For sale At the Agency. by Lady. Pdce, 81 per bot
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02

Cos All kinds u work maize in order. ~ the sba
nnlIcc. aud Oh The nnsi IelsnnlhIe Terms b
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02
COACH MANURACTORY,
Corner OF Main x Sth sts., between the two DEM
ALFRED KINa.

nuiacioTy, arc warranted fot
AZ kinds NJ repairing ncatly
fetS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02
SPRING SUPPLY
AT GILL'S BOOK STORE

Five doors above the Bell Tavern.
THE subscriber is receiving ls season sg plies OF Goods
Il in his line for the spring trade consisting in part OF
An extensive variety OF Paper, both ruled plain and
apces 50 cheap Tor the quality fail TO give sat
isaction 49,
Blank Books OF every description which he has had
made Ia the manner ot the Best materials and which
he afford 10 soil low $3.50
school Books OF all the kinds usually needed both in the
city and country which he Is dets runed sell unusually
low
large supply ofmiscelancous Books, low as they
can Ge hadin the cay Stale and the variety
uOneIy.
Purchasers who will favor him with call will find him
Them NH . JOSEPH GILL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-02
DAVENPORT q ALLEN


Stone Ware, Bed Cords Leading Lines and other arti
Giles III the Grocery line which VIC are .tarmine 10 sell
low Tor cash. oI 10 punctmll neIs.nn 4. ~
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-01-21
NOTICE.

Ky Virtue of several executions to me d.
rected from the Office of the Clerk of the
District Court for the county of Lee, and Ter
sitory Of Iowa /; I will expose to sale in the
town of Fort Madison, on the 18th day oi
February next between the hours Of 10 o..
clock AM, and 6 o'clock PM, the follow.
ing described property, to wit: The North
half of the N. w. halt of the N. w. quarter o.
section twenty three, Township So, north
range, west, taken as the property Of John
D. Enslow, at the suit of Henry Meddendorf.
Also, the north half of the N. w. quarter
Of section eight, in township 81 north, range
I west, taken as the property Of Samuel q
Browne, at the suit of William N. Wilson.
Also, 80 feet off, of the west side of Lot
No. 1l13, in the town Of Fort Madison, taken
as the property of William Foster, at the
suit of John A. Drake.
Also, the west half Of Lot No. A, in the
town of Fort Madison, taken as the property
Of John Vandyke, at the suit Of Joseph Web
ster
Also, Lot No. one, in block No. seven
and Lots No. two, and west half Of block 8
in the town of West Point, also So acres of
of the south end of W 1-2 Of the S w. quarter o
section seven, Township Go, north range, .
west, also; the west half Of S. E. quarter o
Section eight, Township 60, north range,
west, taken as the property of George New
man, at the suit of Thomas Gustin and others
HAWKINS TAYLOR,
jan--2l-A Sheriff Of Lee County
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-01-21

their lost power. Under these circum-
stances will you not organize efectually
and Immediately, and be prepared when
the land Of our homes-this beautiful
Territory-shall be enrolled among the
stars and stripes as a sovereign and free
state, to join and aid in the great and all
important cause of constitutional liber-
ty, retrenchment and reform which un-
der Divine blessings is SO auspiciously
begun, and for the present secured to us
in the election Of a Republican President
We know you will it were wrong to
your honor and feelings to suppose 9TH
erwise.
Our ancestors s'look from their celes-
tlal seats with smiling appreciation on
their sons who boldly stand forth in the
cause of virtue but sternly frown upon
the time serving, and political miscreant
who has not the heart to denounce cor
ruption; and the higlles. aspiration of
whose soul rests in personal aggrandize-
ment.
ONE OF THE PEOPLE.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-01-21
JANUARY Isl ls4l.

The Iowa Territorial Temperance So
clety met according to adjournment
Was opened with prayer by the Rev
Mr. Stewart. The proceedings Of the las
meeting being read by the Secretary.
Mr. Edwards Withdrew his resolution
which was laid on the table at the las
meeting, as it was synonymous with the
resolution offered by Mr. Stone, which is
now before the Society for discussion.
On motion Of the Rev. Mr. Stone,
Resolved, That this society memorial.
lze the Legislature, to pass law empow-
er'ng the inhabitants of any county. town
or district, to prohibit by their vote the
sale of ardent spirits in their limits.
This resolution and tho one offered by
Mr. Stone, which was laid on the table at
the las. meeting, was taken together and
discussed with interest and animation by
a large number of the members present.
The resolutions both passed by ma.
lority of the Society.
On motion Of Col. Beeler.
Resolved, That committee Of seven
be appointed, to solicit contribution
from the members of this Society, to de-
fray the necessary expense attending the
the publication of the proceedings of the
Society.
Messrs Beeler, Robertson of Burling.
ton. Faes, Lockwood and Benton of Du
Buque, the Rev. James Clark of Fort
Madison, and Parker of Davenport, were
appointed that committee.
The Society adjourned to meet again
at the call of the Executive Committee.
ROBERT LUCAS, President.
j. NJ. ROBERTSON, Secretary.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-01-21
Land for Sale.

Nj y undersigned is authorized to offer for
Il sale several first rate farms heathilv attn.
ated near the Iowa river in Louisa county l r.
these farms are well situated for raising stock.
and have good timber and water convenient:
with from 40, to 100 Acres in fine state Of
cultivation on each. One of these farms can
DC bought on credit of seven years. They
are situated near furnishing village, into
which great water power can be introduced
by canal or rase, two miles in length. This
village and water power offers great opportu.
nifty to-capilalists for speculation as large
share of the village can be purchased on easy
terms, or would be exchanged for good proper,
ty in Ohio, or for merchandise.
WIN. L. ToOLE.
Louisa County, I. T. Jan. 5, 325mpd
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-01-21
.SHERIFFS safe.

10y virtue of several executions to me di.
HD rected from the office of the Clerk of the
District Court for the County of Des
Moines and Territory of Iowa. will expose
to sale at the Court House door in the City OF
Burlington on the 18th day of February next,
between the hours of 9 o'clock A. M. and 6
T. M. the following property, to wit, the ives,
half of the south East quarter and East half
of the south west quarter of section 81, Town.
ship IL, Range west, taken as the property
OF Harrison Brooks, at the suit of S. s. Ross,
and others.
Also the west half of the south east quarter,
and the west half of the south west quarter OF
Section 6. Township 60, range 2 west, taken
as the property of jeremiah Smith at the suit o.
]. H. and w. S. Lockwood, and others.
Also the north east quarter of Section 90,
Township 10, range 2 west taken as the prop.
erty of George w. Hight at the suit of John
Buckholdcr, and others.
JAMES CAMERON.
Sheriff of Des Moines County.
Jan. II 34-3t
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-01-21
PROSPECTUS
of the ed Volume Of the
ILLINOIS ULTIvAT0R

), In presenting our Second Volume for pub.
nc patronage, we are encouraged to hope for
an extended subscription list, by the last
years successful experience that an apr;eul.
tural paper entirely WESTERN in its char.
actcr, is both needed and wanted
Such paper we have established, and now
solicit the support both Of subscribers and con-
tr'butors, on the plea Of the mutual benefits
70 De expected from spirited and literally
sustained depository Of the Western Farmers
experience.
TERMS.
we reduce these, for wider utility, to ONE
DULL AR, cash, per annum ; and respectfully
request Postmasters to act as our agents, and
.hey' as well as clubs, shall receive six copies.
70 ! one on address, on renting FIVE DOL.
LAho. p. GOULD.
Stephenson, Rock Island Co., Jan. Ia, 1910
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-01-21
MARRIED

.
In this city, January 18th, by the Rev
Isaac j. STEWART, Mr. LEMuEL PARKHuns1
of the town of Parkhurst, Scott county, and
Assistant Clerk Of the House of Representa-.
tives, to Miss MARY R. DAVIDSON, formerly OF
Virginia. All now of Iowa Territory.
The above notice was accompanied with an
abundant share of wedding cake. What was
best Of all, we discovered on the envelope the
cheering characters 0. K. in the hand writing Of
a Wing lady. This weinterpreted to mean that
we need have no fears about the loco focoism
of the Bridegroom. We know that the politics
Of the bride are indeed o. K, and we hope that
those Of the groom may be the same before the
next election. At any rate we wish this new
Married couple a long life time of unaloyed
happiness
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-01-21
ELECTION NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given. that an Election
- will be held at the Office OF James w.
Woods, Esq, in the city of Burlington, on
Monday the first day Of February next, for
the purpose of clecting the following CITY
offlcers, to-wit One Mayor, eight Aldermen ;
one Treasurer, one Recorder, one Marshal
ana one Engineer Of streets. Jas. w. Woods
ana geo; H. Beeier, are appointed Judges
anu anu, NJ. feno and VIM. ?. Cowpcr,hwaitc,
Clerks of said election
The polls open at nine o'clock, A NJ and
close at five o'clock, P NJ said day.
by order of the Board,
jan2l T. w. BAERIT,r
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-01-21
REMOVAL,


nAVIB g. KITCHEN have removed to
IL their. new Brick store on Water street,
and have received per late arrivals a large and
general assortment Of groceries consisting in
part of
hogshcads of sugar
10 sucks of coffee Havsnah
10 do Rio do M
10 boxes of Imperial and Y. H. tea
10 do no. sperm candles
IL do Boston soap
4 do 8 by 10 glass
do 10 by IL do
9 do pipes
do candles
do James river tobacco
IL do Kentucky do
3 do starch Poland
a bbs water and butter crackers
10000 Principe cigars
10000 Debberee cigars
gross smoking tobacco
q kegs Dupont powder
reams wrapping paper
do letter paper
do Foolscap no. l
6 bbls of molasses
a do peach brandy
3 do Cognac brandy
8 do Holland gin
10 do American brandy
10 do Ohio recti6ed whiskey
2 do Sperm oil
wines of all kinds
Pepper and spice @
Mould and dipt candles
Q bbls of loaf sugar
9 do of rice
! clsk no. saleratus
3 bbls Of Tar 55zE
8 doz bed cords so do cotton boiling
SO do candle wick so do cotton Irvine
500 do cotton yarns superior quality.
Also-Salt petre, Indigo, Nader, Copperas
Alum so cans of fresh oysters, all OF which
we will sell low for cash or country produce.
dec3-27
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-01-21
ESTRApS TAKEN UP.

RY John Bandy, living near the Yellow
u Spring Village, in Des Moines county, on
the 18th day of December, 1910, to wit: two
estray steers, one OF which is described to be
of a red brindle color, with crop off his right
ear, and an underbit in the left ear, supposed
to be five years old, and appraised to be of the
value of $40. The other is described to be
of red and white spotted color, mostly red
on the head and shoulders, with crop and
slit in the right ear, and slit and an under.
bit in the left ear, supposed to be six years
old, and appraised to be Of the value Of S26.,
before Allen Elliot, as Justice Of the Peace.
John s. Dunlap. Clerk. DC.
janT-pd-3t-32
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-01-21
administrators Notice.

"A LII persons having claims against the es-
"a tate of Henry Parrish, late Of Henry coun-
", /. T., deceased, are hereby requested and
notified to exhibit the same to the undersign.
ed, or to the Court Of Probate Of said county Of
Henry, for settlement, within nine months
from the date hereof; and all persons indebted
to said estate are requested to make immediate
payment. JESSE PAkKlsH, Adm =.
dec "a DIV 80
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-01-21
ESIRAYS TAKEN UP,

DY John Mcclure, living near the Round
ID Prairie, in Des Moines county, on the
18th day of December, 1910, before AL
len Elliot, a Justice Of the Peace, two estray
cattle, one of which is described to be dark
red steer, with some white on his head, belly,
legs, shoulders, &c, with smooth crop off
the right ear, supposed to be six years old !;
and appraised to be of the value of SIS. The
other is described to be bripdIe heifer,
with star in her forehead, and some white
on her belly and TANKS, with crop off the
left ear. One year old and appraised to be of
the value of Sc.
32.pd.3t JOHN S. DUNLAP