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New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-24
LAR e AUCTION SALE
OESDRT GOODS.

LARGE AUCTION SALE
OwDRT GOODS.
u A rrea, sale of DRY GOODS carae of this week
and haze added and rcPcnhed heretofore
stock Of Dry Goods and prepared to supply pu
chasess very LIBERAL ternis.
CLOTHS
CASSMERES,
SiTISETS i YESTINGS.
SILKS, BLUE BLACK AND JET,
aotSSELINE De LANES TAGLloNIS,
FRENCH, ENGLISH. AND AMERICAN PRINTS,
HOSIERY. GLOVES, RIBBONS { HABERDASHERY
CANTON PLANSELS. TECHNICS & STRIPES,
BLEACHE0 AND BROWN sHEETlNGS.
PLAIN & TwlLLED GlNGHAMs,
WORKED COLLARS,
INsERTINGs,
EDGiNGS,
&c.
All the above &c offer 1t exceedingly low prices and
assure the Public that eudeave.s them both Ia
style A-d prices. shall be continued as heretofore
y. B-Sto.e keepers aud Peidlsrs supplied tho most
liberal
f. w. s. ". F. GILLEX,
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NEW AND SPLENDID
FA l. G o o D S,
ar THE
limited STATES eAsEV TAILORING
4SskssEe-yi.

No. IL John-strcet,
near broadway.
Citizens and strangers respectfully invited to call at
the Emporium, and examine splendid assortment Of
French German and Wost England Cloth, Fancy Cas-
sueres vcstrrs &C. which will be ade to order at The
ho..cs, possible notice. and in the most fashionable and
approved sty !c, at reduced prices for cash
q Imi. W. R. WILLIAMS, Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-24
United STATE. Record.

SELLING OFF-RARE OPPORTUNITY.
The subscriber with view OF e-cting change IN MS
business is erou. cla.ng his pre.en, extensive stock
of goods comprising choice Of West Of Eng
Land Cloth, Of the most fashionable shades plaid and fancy
Caerc, rich silk and woollen VeSets English Satins
and Six Toeneties &c. &c all OF the finest quality
and recen, npo-a,;ons AID hich will be Manufactured
ia his usual sly OF elegance, great abatement in pri-
ees for CASH ONLY.
Gentlemen in need of first rate Garments and
1t REALLY lo prises solicited 20 call, as they will
here ac advantageous bargains Those in suest Of sIop
good. aad sop prices referred the 80 per cent dis
couat Emporium. where tral Will suffice to REFORM
the IDEAS Of The most economical. CHARLES COX,
sign of the Golden Fleece, of Fulton and Nassauats
n B-Gcutlemen furnishing their cloths can have
them Up the superior style, at prices COM
r,,r.uraie with the aBovc. s4 eod2ws
HARDWARE AND WOODWARD.
W Il J. JAMESON. a55 and 255i GREEswicH-sTkfsf
Il ITCHEN FURNITURE in all its sarities, eoas'.s
II Ing of Hardware, Wood-we-e, Tin-ware ana I"
rare, kept constantly on hand, Of the best auan
scry low prices 20 suit the tunes. Those "Io - ,h.;,
n purch,se articles OF the sbovs kiDa wiz NM - -
advantage by calling before purchasing eiseThs,s.
N. B. large assortment OF fFenea r.MsoN
and Baskets, ls4 lR'l N. q D. 'Aai'0''
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su2i ln'is'
SoSTaESsPI'

FERGUSON on the corn o! Grand and Essex
the eomplc. assoriReL! Of Boots and Shoes
for retailing, tSat this Cry cen oduce consisting III
part reutcG,cns sewed dress Boots plated heels Tor
81; ezra fne cal do s. 80 aad 81 double proof
cal! Roots $ - 50 stout cnf snd kip Boots,
seized - % So heavy pPegsd do. 81 morocco pegscd
do = and gu nii,y of Eoots ter LES aud .s Oae
5lir u Boys sc calf se~ed and sIoGl Boots.
A veg fine o: ouit's c-f Boots 10 h the smallest
feet Gsate@eas 9ayy tss raiineFs and Ssots o. all
Ge.e-ipOu b. tse au-he. GcEIemen and ladies lH;!a
Ru5hc.s lined trimmed aai plain si,ti IHOo pairs,
Who'll 10 aud retail, ladies thick soec Shoes and lies
from - To s. ..J pair OF French Buskls, warranted
the best Is. and leather Boots for 81
1893 par of Lade, Caters. 9! own make, from l2s
TO To- KID Slips and rruse BusAirs, abundance, and
great variety Of chidrens Boots aad SGcss principally
tgaLaactuEe which he can With coahleEce re-
commend 10 IL cu:,oasrs
Give u. cali, We wall fit vO:r feet and accom- oiac
Your purse. J REED FERGUSON, 81 Grad -,
81 Inns corner OF Essex
nUal4Lv-s0 b4 kets Russia O als, for sale 10y
4 s;GOLs-la casks. for sale by
y 81 GRlNNELL MlNrURN & co IS Sou,h-st
YERMEEs.EOS-t cases fsr sale by
~ GalNAELL, MINrUKN & co. = South-st
l. EMIL Csc toas. for sale by
IN - GklNNELL. MlNTURN x co Is South -
CANDE. GS-lc0 boxes Spsrm Candles assorted, :or
y sale by GRlNNELL, MlNftlRN x co.
81 Is SortA-strcet
VI, 00I.-sO sales Bacnos Ayrcs Wool, .or sale BY
w s24 Gkt>NELL, NiNTURN & co. = south AZ.
EAESF EEiNc:s CssE,k. eU.1 UA>za.-
y l.. a NJ. :. BRo,,N. ale row offering BRUSSELS, )
ply lug-cin and RUSSIA Carpets on tcrIns which cauro
fail 20 please the economical Rugs Door Mats Stair
Carpets and Rods Tbe Covers, OIL Cloths &C. as good
ard cheaper than at any similar establishment in Ibis
city. L. & NJ ! Brown,
SD lm' No 10! Chaihazl-streei, New-York.
HATTERs' PLVsE OF all qualities and de-
scrp,Oas cqR;tTaiy o. hand and ioT sale
81 lRs JOHN d. hUPFER, le3 William ST
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II Ne,fcc.-Nr Richardson's EVENING CLASSES
in Booi Keeping aud Penmauship open. Course
{ Instructioa-FORTY HARD LESSONS. Hours from
umlIl TO- Day Gases a. usual. 81 Inns ed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-24

L The Last CalI.-Brocha, Kaybele and Merino
Sh awl. l. mhaz MrrihCe Silks Cloths, CGssmeres,
Flannel Banscis Mu>iGs Vevcts, atiHs. LaceS, IIo-
>iery ana Gloves &c. &c. selling At COST, for few
go ~ IA BErNET's, 472 Grand-st. near Sheriff.
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CARPET

CARPET ING.
HEWITT & GALLEY, 40 ll5 Borrcry having pur-
chased their Fall Stock Of Competing consisting Of Bus
sells three ply ne and super Lnains. and which they vii
sell very low respectfully so.ic call from those about
furnishing. Carpets made up the shottos, notice
HEWITT & BAILEY,
No. IO5 Bowery, fr.. Carpst Store below Grand ST.
so a~is-
CLOTHS, CASsii5EEIg:s; & s-aTsNE <
II Merinoes Mousseline de LANES and aocshias red
white and yellow F-anels good assortment Of Prints
and general variety OF Good. usually kept Dry Good
Stores for the e>t prices. No. 50 Hous;cn-s
Is lwi,- RDOWIR.
THEAP NUGA9s.-A large ant choice assoft
y meat OF white ard yeo7 Sugar, suitable for pre,erv
ing for sale any quantity; so ie0ibs barrel box
By J. o. FOWLER, whole sale and retail grocer. -;
Greenwich 81. Murray. Families and dealers from
the country requested call and examine before per
chasing slsewkere. n Goods sent to families free Q
charge. s337
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Ep1.4Els'--With pca.an; rocml OF withou, lodgisg,
Ep "a We hsd At &c Ia s4rIca Il. s1i 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-24

so Eas1s.9 HAMS 4iNi, eSE IS f:kts.-a
mddlcased mlm OF good character anu nahi.s, wi,E
en,pogmest in S'or-, Ciiicc Manufactory other
e,tabi hmcnt 10 make fires do light work Of any kind
e.r:nds, sc. lie capable al.o Il assisting in
pcr,gnt parts Of au,ines Persons in OF indus
t5Ous aud faithful n, for such purposes will please
leave rote, addressed 5. b. the Post Once.
~ Bis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-24

y The Clerks tsnzc;Ic Is postponed to Wed
tX', from No. Spruce street. s.St house TO the
Office. Severe. expert Carriers wanted Immediately
81 Ct.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-24

JsTsrE NGNcE BY young man IA m,iiiing
W circumstances anu the lady, to be acceptable must
the following descriptions Age fror. Is % dis
position n'j, puus fair features, nitang sz;, a,e
gent OF respectable s.iiy and disposed .tas At home
Letters Addressed "a y :. s. aud left the occ OF
Tribune, stating where aud ~henan Can be md
viii he fat; fury attended 70. s293si4v
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-24

SsT.2tSfEI - CIer@,, Agent, and 3 partners for
w different kinds % busaess at IL Cherry street.
s1I r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-24

tITANEaNss 50 ES-A German Cook and "A
W number OF girls ior ."nera Ho'k, at l59 3owc W
VIVIAN s!E,-Sc.era! honest, intelligent aLd
w terpcsing 10 obtain Subscribers fer popular
Perodcis. Apply 10 WIN X. VAIL,
81 Bis No. 49, \; ssGu
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Two ships, two bark., three brigs.

~ The packet-~hip GLADIATOR is still de-
taincd she will ,aii THIS DAY, (triday) wind and
weather permitting. s2i II
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-24

{kJ ATf T. 81 IL situation Il retail dry goods
w by All intelligent active Boy OF Il, VINO writes
good hand ard is well recommended Address 7. q. at
his ofiise s23 Bits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-24

t.s -NO AWD sEIEssAf. LARGE
y ,cVO SUMS to loan City Property Inquire
at l39 BoweIy. wanted competent Engh Teacher. l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-24

CD;5EG F.tNEEs D.-A irsl-ralc Cook will find
- employment at III Eighth ST. s2a 3;is'
HUTsON's ENTaLLEGENCE OFFICE,
l. No 560j pcarsrect, Broadway. 81 mis-
y0REN HIcCA9SE 81 Co.'s INThLLIGE NCE OF
- FlCE - Nassau st - lmis'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-24

gicc E.ascu FOR SAGd3-At North Orange
sSfW n. y, within one hours rde Of hes York, aud
80 GGi fifteen minutes wall. oi the villa e and Rail
road Tn Farm co.ss,s af about - of the v.ry
best Of land III waselei by nese. iaig spriass Pos
,e,son given in few days. Apply Immediately on the
pr, ms 10 WM. G. BABE
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-24

CgESA, or the South American Contnent-SiIuation
- wancd by gentleman Book-kccpor Cores
nordire Clark. References satisfactory. address Il S
l. nj the office Of this paper. 81 3ts
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-24

AWAITED good eirl, that under.
W stand. hogscwork generally. To such, ST s. wi
be ciyet. Apply .ir J. Haley, 81 Roosevelt; ~ l.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1841-1842, 1841-09-24

IA IE'TED TO e ENs.-A parlor, k,ich-
Li en- aud bedroom, IL .shed uniurn.hel, sulable
keeping, lJr gentleman and his wife, without
children. Location particular Rent low. Address
f. =. r al ih,- Office. s2i as
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-04
Township Organization.

TAI Office is hereby given that the Board OF
J. County Commissioners CT Lee County
at their regular term in January, 1871, con
sttutcd and established the following Organ
lied townships in said County, to wit Frac-
tional Township 90 North, Range West -
Fractional township 60 north, Range 3 west,
and all that portion OF Fractional Township
60 north, Range west, east of the north and
south line dividing sections 33 and 81, to be
one organized township, to be Ynown by the
name of Green Bay Township, the place Of
the first meeting to be ut the house OF Wesley
llughcs;-aiso, that portion of fractional town.
ship 90 North, Range West, lying west Of
the North and South line dividing sections
33 and 81, Fr. township SO North, Range 5
West, to be an Organized Township, to be
known by the name OF Denmark Township,
the place Of the first meeting to be at tne
house Of L. l.. Ihurston also, Township IS
North, Range 1 West, and En- Township sixty
seven North, Range West, to be an Organ
lied Township, to be known by the name Of
Washington Township, the place OF the first
meeting TO be at the School house on the six
tecnth section also Township Is North,
Range Eve West, TO be an Organized Town
ship, to be known by the name of the West
Point Township, the first meeting to be at the
town Of West Point also Township Is
North Range 6 West, Township 81 North
Range 6 West TO be an Organized Township,
to be known by the name of franklin Town
ship the place of the first meeting to be at the
town OF Ffanklin;also Townships 60 and
60, North OF Range West, TO be an Organic.
ed Township, 30 be known by the name OF Har-
rison Township, the place of the first meeting
to be at the house of Jesse .Eohpson;-also FIR.
Township CT North Range West, the West
half of Township 81 North Range 6 west, FIR.
Township 90 North Range west, to be an Or
gamizcd Township, to be known by the name
Of Van 9uron Township, the place of the first
meeting to BIZ at the house of Abraham Henk!o;
also Township 81 North Range 5 Vest the
East half Of Township 81 North Bange west,
10 be an Organized Township, TO be known by
the name of Jefferson Township, the place of
the first meeting to be at the house of Cyrus
| Pcck,-also f'r. Township 90 North Range A,
5 and west. to be an Organized Township, to
be known By the name o. Ambrosia Township,
the place OF the first meeting 10 be held ut Am
brosia;-al Fr Township o. North Range of
4, ) and west, FIR. 81, North Range west,
to be an Organized Township, to be known by
the n1me=oi Jackson Township, the place of the
first meeting to be at the town of Ke-o-kuk,
situated in said county to be an Organized
] ownsiip. BY order OF The Board.
4t-35 JOHN II. LINES, Clerk,
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-04
Resolutions Adopted at Fort MaGisO /!

At a meeting of those interested in the
town Of Fort Madison on motion of Gen.
Jesse B. Browne. the following resolu-
tons were read and adopted:
Whereas Public Notice has been given
by the Register and Receiver of the Land
Office at Burlington that sale of the lots
in the Town Of Fort Madison will take
place at Burlington on the 22nd of Febru-
airy, proximo, under certain conditions
therein specified; and whereas it is i'm
portant to the Citizens of this place that a
concert of action for the purpose of secu-
ring to every individual interested his le-
climate claim and ownership to any of
said lots, therefore be it
Resolved, That in the opinion of this
Meeting it is the interest of the owners Of
town lots in Fort Madison to relinaush
their preemptions and allow their lots to
be put up at public sale.
Resolved, That it is but equitable and
just the present recognized owners of
lots, according to the action heretofore had
by the Commissioners on thee subject.
shall have the privilege Of bidding off
the lots at public Vendue.
Resolved, That for the purpose of ef-
feeling such result, the meeting do
now proceed to the appointment of a
Committee of arbitration of five. three of
whom shall be quorum to pass upon
the rights Of those desiring to register
their lots (which committee in their invcs-
tigation shall not 90 behind the certificates
granted by the commissioners to the hold
ers of lots) and whose decision on the
subject we will carry into effect by all
legal means.
Resolved, That this meeting also APP
point Register, Bidder, and Assistant
Bidder, for said town, that it shall be the
duty of the Register to furnish the Bid
der under the direction of said commit,
tee, with fair list Of the persons allowed
to bid for lots, with the number of their
Irrespective lots annexed TO their respec-
tive names, and tina, it shall be the duty
of said Bidder to attend the sales and to
bid of the said lots in the names of their
respective owners.
Resolved, That all those whose names
are Registered as the owners of lots be
considered as pledged individually and
collectively to assist said bidder in the
discharge of his duties.
On motion, hlessrs Jesse O'Niel. John
A. Drake, Peter Miller, Robert A Russell
and Edwin Guthrie were chosen a Com
mittee of Arbitration.
On motion, Amos I.add was appointed
Bidder, Samuel B. Ayres, Assistant Bid
der, and Charles Stewart, Register.
Resolved, That the Publishers of the
Hawkeye and Gazette be requested to
give the proceedings of this Meeting three
insertions in their respective papers.
EDWIN GUTHRIE, Chairman.
DAVID J. BELL. Secretary.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-04
Estate of Enoch II. Season.

NJ Office is hereby given, that the undor
y signed has obtained from the Judge OF
Probate, in and for the county of Des Moincs,
Iowa Territory, letters of Administration up.
on The Estate OF Enoch II. Sexson, deceased
dated 23rd Jan. l84l. All persons having
claims against said Estats, are requested TO
exhibit them to the said Judge of Probate for
allowance within ono year after date of said
letters, or they may DC preclujed from any
benefit Of said estate.
MARTHY SEASON, Admx.
ian28-it n
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-04
DAVID J. BELL, Secretary.

DlBD-At Florence, Louisa county, on
Wednesday Jan. 9th, after an illness of only
four days, aged % years, Calvin Donald
son, Proprietor Of the line of stages between
this place and Bloomington, and valuable
and much esteemed citizen. whose loss will
be deeply regretted by u large circle of friends.
In this city on the 9th ult., Mr.. PETER
OUTRIGHT, aged 49,
In this city on Monday last Mrs JANE, wife
of WILLIAM S. Kenmore, aged s. She imigrat-
ed to this city, from Philadelphia, about year
ago; soon after her arrival, she was called to
mourn the loss of two sons, who were drowned
in one day. She has left g. husband and foar
small children, in this land of strangers, to
mourn her loss.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-04
ALI. PERSONS

q ltE. cautioned against purchasing at shcr,
IA IFS sale to be held in Fort Madison, on
the 18Th day OF February, 1871, between the
hours of III clock A. NJ, and 5 o'clock P
NJ, the following described property, "to wit
the North half n. w. half n. w. quarter OF
section twenty-thrcc, township SO, north OF
range 5 west )" taken in execution by the
Sheriff of Lee county, as the property OF
John y. Ensiow, at the suit Of Henry hidden.
dorf.
My equitable interest in said property is
this. Al the time of the land sales ut Bur.
tngton, about two years ago, forty acres Git
being the property described above) of my
claim, was so situated that il became more
convenient to have it purchased in the name
oil said John D. Ensow, whose claim lay con.
tlguous to nine also, purchased forty acres
OF the claim OF said Enslow in my name, for
a similar reason, and sometime after the sale
we exchanged deeds, he conveying to me the
III acres OF my claim, which he had purchas
ed III his name, and | conveying to him the
10 acres of his claim which was purchased in
my name.
With all the foregoing facts said Henry
Middcndorf was fully acquainted at the time
he obtained Judgment against said Enslow,
and had execution levied on the tract above
described, for which ! had good deed IN fec
simple, but unfortunately neglected to have
It recorded till after said Middendnrf had OBJ
tanned judgment as aforesaid.
Therefore, whoever purchases said tract OF
land under the Shcritf's sale, as aforesaid will
not only be doing me wrong but will invite
litigation and in the end have the loss Of
his money for his pains.
GRASS EDISON.
Lee Co., Jan 26, 1911 Sc
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-04
Loss OF PACKET SHIP GARRIcK! FIVE
DAYS LATER FROM ENGLANpi The

Loss OF PACKET SHIP GARRIcx! F,vE
DAYS LATER FROM ENGLAND The
New York and Liverpool packet ship
Garrlck, Captain Palmer--went ashore
at the woodlands, Jersey shore--abou,
~ miles from Sandy Hook. on Thursday
morning. with the wind blowing fresh
from the South East. it being intensely
dark at the time. She beat over the
outer bar, and on the next day was in ID
ieet OF wa,er-with ten feet of water in
her hold. The N. Y. Journal of Com.
merce of Friday says, '.She had a fine
run OF u days, but will never have an
other. A letter from the Captain, dated
Thursday morning, states that she had
bllged, and had ten feet of water in her
hold. The wind during the most of the
day was fresh from the Eastward, and
must have rendered her position very un-
comfortable" 1t was believed in New
7 ork that the passengers and crew had all
reached the shore in safety. The Garrick
was fine ship belonging to the Collins
line ofpackets. She was about 1000 tons,
and has on board valuable cargo of dry
goods, estimated to be worth from $5CO,-
600 to $500, oo0, large portion of which
together with the ship, which is valued a,
about $4,000, is insured in New York
Two STEAMBOATS, had gone down to her
assistance.
The N. 7. papers contain some items
OF news by this arrival with markets
DC. The funds were declining--the tea
market was languid-cotton was improy.
ing, and the sales were large.-D.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-04

HDY James Nc .lllary, residing about three
ID miles west of Fort Madison, Lee County,
|. T., the following described cattle, to wit
one red work OK, smooth crop off the right
ear, under bit in the left, supposed to be ten
years old; appraised to 80. One black and
white steer, smooth crop off the right car,
swallow fork in the left appraised at 8lI 30.
One red heier, white belly, three years old
past appraised to $3.50 One white and
red specified kciicr, supposed to be Is months
old appraised at S4,U0, before VIM. t. Nell
son, Esq. OH the 18th day of January, 1871.
JOHN H. LINES, Clerk.
iTchi at AZ
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-04

GUN-sNrETHENG & LOCK-MAKlyc
FEStlE Subscribers beg leave to inform their
Il old customers, and the public generally,
that they still continue to manufacture and
repair GUNS, at their stand, on Main Street,
Il few doors below the National Hotel.
They will also manufacture to order, DOOR
LOCKS for prisons or other buildings, on IL
new plan, and of superior workmanship to
any ever offered in the west
Persons wishing to purchase LOCKS for
Stores, would do well to call and examine our
locks, before purchasing elsewhere.
l.. w. BABBlTT, g. co.
Burlington jan 2S-tf IS
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-04

FEvAKEN up by Isaac H. Rinearson OF Louisa
IL county, Iowa Territory, on the 2lst inst
an Estray sorrel Colt, one year old last spring,
a blaze in its face. snip-nose, right hind foot
white above the pastern joint, and little
white on all the feet, no other marks or
brands perceivabc appraised at twenty dol
lars by William Michigan and James Nc
Daniel. draught from my Estray Book
Certified. JOHN GILLILAND,
Clk to Co. CONS Sd.
Feb 4-pd az
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-04
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

SNlhi. be sold to the highest bidder on
w Saturday the 18th day of February
next, between the hours of 10 O'Clock, 4.
NJ, and P. NJ, at the late residence of
Enoch II. Season, deceased miles west OF
the City OF Burlington, Des Noinos COUNTY
Horses, cattle, hogs, corn, wheat, oats, farm.
ing utensils household and kitchen furniture.
Terms Of Sale made known on the day of
Sale.
MARTHY SEASON, Adm's.
jan29-3t IS
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-04
Taken lag,

EpY Hosea Alley, living about two mile:
a-s East of Fort Madison, Lee county |. T.,
the following described cattle, to wit: on,
brindlc COW, some white on her belly, has
IA common sized bell on, fastened with 4
leather collar, crop and slip in the right ear
slit in the left and one half the upper par,
cropped of and dcwlapped supposed to be
20 years old: appraised at 5000. Also, one
red and white hidcd COW, smooth crop off the
left ear, under bit the same, supposed to be s
or years old appraised at $1,000. Also
one rcd brindcd ycar!ing hciier, split in tho
LETT ear; appraised at So 90. Appraised be
fore VIM. F. Nelson, Esq, on the 9Th day O
january, 1871.
JOHN H. LINES, Clerk.
Frhl-.At. AZ
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-04
Estate Of James O. Crarens.

z DO hereby notify and request all persons
g. having claims against the estate of James
o. Craycns, deceased, to exhibit the same to
the subscriber, administrative Of said estate, or
to the Court of Probate for Van Buren, county,
Iowa Territory, within nine months from
the date hereof. All persons indebted to said
estate, arc hereby notified to make Immediate
payment TO the subscriber.
EMILY NJ. CRAVENS, Admr'x.
jan22-4t 35