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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-26
A ~Copy-Tcstc.
~ y WOW LOFTIN n Elicit cu r

ATkuLts iasen in the Clerks once offhc Cireni, An.
n pcTinr Court oi law and Chancerv ~ P5,,co ~
county, the TN day Of JULY. 1872. ~"
Charles Woodson, deceased. PsS' y"
Against -"
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-26

In the Cntrd states Cour- for the Eastern District ot Var
cinia, J ty Is, lSi2
BEVERLY HETu Of the county Of Powhaian, having
ID filed a petition praying that he may be declared a bank
rupt. II Is ordered, :hat all persons claiming 10 be credit
oS Of the said Beverly IIeth, show cause to the court on
the 18th DAY OF September ncNt, why the said Beverly
Hcth he no. declared , bankrupt, pursuant 20 the act Of
Congress In that behalf ani that a copy Of this order he
published in the newspapers, according 20 the 22tand2ith
rules Of Court.
A~Copy-TcSe.
ia ie-w5w HENRY GIBSON, elk.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-26

IITE attention If Tho pupiic is respectfully ralrJ 10
\ Epccimcn 81 Mczzofnfo Engraving, ofthc late vcnera.
bic NshOp WIN. White Of syivauia-orfcrs for Which
WILDE received Ar p. =. garbaranis Hat store. ShocEoc
HHlt where II can be seen. itis enclosed In = handsome
gt frame ami Riass, and will bo sold Tor the original sub.
scnriion price Of the phnt only. Pfns without frames,
n needed.
Persons in want ofmantol and other Looking Ciaesea.
Portrait and otitcr Picture Frames, and gliding, II every
description, " leaving their orders, can have thom AZ
Philadelphia prices, nee Of extra charges, and wauanied
10 suit
jet0 n r ~GARRANATt
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-26

The defendant, Robert IIn, Jr, ee'or Of the iast wm
snu leslsnenl 1i john King, deo'd, not having entered Ill
appear ance and given security according TO Tho act m 80
scinhb ami the Rules OF this Couri, and II spncayins ~,
satisfactory evidence that he Is not an inhaiiianf III ,biss
county II isfdcrcd, that the fad defendant do snnssp
mere on the hrst Monday In August next, and ansvrIT me
Dul OF plainiihsi and that a copy Of this order he forthu,b
nn.Sned "a some newspaper published in The city Of
Nlehmond, Tor two months successfully, and posted a,,Le
front doorof the Courthouse Of this county. "'"e
A~COpy-Tcae,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-26

Nlh1lNlA-h ChGHesry-At Rules, hoIi1n In iLe
' 1ierAs pnee OF the Circuit Superior Court OF law
June, 1912; ""aJ oi
CHRISTOPHER G Davis, Reuben II Davis. Harmnn Uurbe.
am MsIy 4 ne wife, who before her intermarTiase with
-t mary Il DAVIS, Pitts.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-26

The defendants, WIN NJ Duke and Edwin nnsc w.,
naNlu. entered NET appearance, and given security a.
Sni'hiE 10 the Hctoi Assembly and the rules Of his Conr,
~ u appearing 10y satisfactory ryiscncc tbat tb,v az,
m ~ W. muIuaah5s 81 THIS Commonwealth On Inc motion
H., !, in,nniI, ~ ordered, hat the said defendants,
HAy oi August CouItneNt, and answer the pninfiHTs bin;
ad t"i a copy Ut THIS order be forthwith insrrteJ In
sounc newspaper published In the cny Of Ricbtnond, 6r
TWO uuosiils successfully, and that anoth n copy he nos,.
Gu ~ the iont door OF the Courthouse Of THIS comfy.
irS W9w WIN a. wINsToN cuc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-26
ma 2i-wliw JOSEPH T. BArrLEv. ,.
In the United states Court Tor the EasieTn DISTRICT OF VlT-
gina, May u, lisp:
In the mntter OF RAnkrunteV of
mag II, A'0F'- HENRY GIBSON. elk.

In tHc IulIcI rilUcs tOUTt Tor me Eastern DIsuicto Of Vr
Enia. Nay l., lSi2:
In the matter or Bankruptcy OF
JAMES CAMPBELL Of the county Of Charlotte. In IA.
a Eastern Virginia DisIict The said Jimes Campbell
who has been dscrced a Bankrupt 10y this Court, having
G.ed petition praying TOR his discharge: II is ordered mat
notice thereofbe pubHshedi in a newspaper printed in the
cry Of Richmond, 20 days At least before The 18Th day nf
September next. when 4 hearing will be had on the said
petition, at the City Han in the City Of Richmond. and an
creditors who have proved their tebts, and other persons
in interest, may appear al the said time and place. and
show cause. " any they have, why the prayer Of the said
petitioner shouts not be granted
A ~Copy-Tcs'e.
ma q lit UENRY GIBSON Ck
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-26
FRESU SPRINC COOD.

M Htuau0u o. w4ntcd by q \ ouug MAJ
w IN any caPacity, who can give undouhtcd recon
mend,iions az to character. Apply II this Office.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-26

IT NJ NHNtI .LlI'N NUNII' NI NV EtsltIH UTelIICI OF VIZ
GINA. May 18th, I42:
7 the matter Of Bankruptcy OFF. G Watkins, ofthe town
4 OF Lyuchburg, in the Eastern Virginia District: The said
T. q. Watkins, who has been decTeed a Bankrupt hy this
Court having hleda petition, praying Er his discharge: II
s ordered, That notice thereof be published in y news.
paper printed In the city OF Richmond. seventy DAYS az
least before the l2h day September next, when a hearing
will he had on the said petition, atthc City Ilalin the CITY
ofRiehmond, and all editors who have proved their debts.
and other persons IN interest, may appear Al the said tune
aud place, and show causc. ifany they have. why the PRAYER
OF the said peutoner should not be granted.
A~Copy-fcsc,
ma Qi-wlfw JOSEPH T HNTTIFy n q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-26

ANOTHER SUPPLY OF SPRING GOODS.
TUE subscriber respectfully inumates the arrival Of
Il another supply Of Spring Goods, selected by himself
during the last fortnight. and which he IS enabled 20 sell
at Unprecedented low prices. The following he would re-
commend. viz
Black nllin Gro de Swiss
10 DO Pou lie sol
do Satin Rope
DO Italian Lustring
ze Gro DC AlgieTs
Fouard silks
Striped and Figured Orglndis
Blue blk Gro &c Swisse
do do Gro lie Pekin
80 do Pou dc Sol
do do Figured Gro de Pekin
IS and 9S Real Msttconi LustIing
BalzoIienne Musiins
PLAIN aLd FigseAy Balzorienuos from 81 cts upwards
Pain col'd BaralNf for dresses
Printed Lawns nom 81 per yard upwards
Rich Paris printed Muslins
Embroidcd Muslin dresses from Sc dress to 30
Plain Mouselns, Satin sfttpd do
Plain AID Cheuc Gingkam
Taraion Neus aud Nusins
L. and 3 Cord TaIlaian Muslns
Tariaian Grape Isle, all coloTs
Plain do
Linen Cambria Hdkfs, all styles
CoPd silk Scarfs
Black Watered DO
Rich Ottoman VelSur do
silk, Raw SILK, Chally and M0uslin Shawls
Thread Laces and Edgings
Thread and BobbineI Inseuings
PLAIN and Gg'd Brussels Nets, all widths
Black and White Lace Wells
White Thread Ecavfs and Wells
Black Net shaWls and scaris
Thread Lace Capcs and Collars
Hack and White Lace Cape Cardinals
PLATA and Open Work Thread Hose
Cotton Hosiery from 9d per pair upwards
linens. Lawns, Diapers, Sheeiings, Tckings, Coitor
Cloths, Gambrocns. Grape. Cloths, eic--wih n fall assert
msnt OF Domestic Goods, which will be sold CHEAP.
le IOuN WRIGHT.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-26
Ia the United states Court Tor thc Eastern District OF Var.
ginia. MAY l7th, 1872:
In the matter Of B,nkruptcy of

In the matter Of Bankruptcy OF
pENJAMlS WYATT, ofthe county OF Campbell, In the
ID Eastern Virginia district: The said Benjamin Wyatt
Who mas been dccrced a bankrupt by this Court, having
filed a petition praying for his discharge. II Is ordered thar
notice thereofbe published IN 4 newspaper printed in The
City ofRichmond, seventy days at least before the lAh
day ofsepicmber ncNi, when ahearng will be had on the
said petition. nj the CITY Hall In the City Of Richmond, AMI
an creditors Who have proved their debts, and other per
sons In interest. may appear atthe said time and place, and
show cause, fanny they have, why the prayer Of the said
petitioner should not be granted.
kEouv-Tesfc-
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-26

In the United states Court. for the Eastern District of Nir.
gina, MAY l7h. lSi2
the matter OF bankruptcy Of Joseph VI. ArmScad, Of
! tho county OF Camphcll, m the Eastern virginia District
The sad Joseph NJ. ATmsiead. who has been decrecd a
bankrupt 10y this Court, having flied a petition PRAYING for
LIS discharge: II h ordered, That notice thereof De pub
ished IN q newspaper printed in the city OF Richmuud
seventy days Al least before tho l2h day OF September
ncN, when a hearing will be lad o. the said petition. ~
the City Hall in the city Of %i,ichmond, ans al creditors who
have Proycdthcir debts, and other persons In intercst. may
appear al the sahl time aud place, and show cause. u any
they have, why the prayer ofthe said petitioner should not
be granted. A ~copy-Tcst
una 2i-wliw JOSEPH r BArTIEY, d. e.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-26

i lloyd, EDMoND & DNvENPoRT
GENTLENEN-TAkE NOTICE.
ENCHANGE is now down to u and 3 per cent. On
IL New NoIs-in consequence OF which. we. This Day.
make a general reduction in the price of OUT CLOTHING,
Sc that the Exchange Clothing Store may now, empha:i-
eally be called The Cheap Store. In order 10 prove this,
you have only 10 call aud examine for yourselves. We
have now on hand a fine assortment of Summer Coats,
Vests, Pantaoons, Crasats, &c, as well as a general as
sOrtmcni Of Fancy Drees articles.
Gentlemen who prefer to have garments made 10 mea-
sure, will sind 1t 10 their advantage TO give usacaL
STARR & CO.,
in7 nnnaott. Reliance HAL
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-26

In the United states Court for the Eastern District OF Nr.
GINA, 10Th July, 1872.
MIN. A. FRAlSER, Of tho county Of Cumberland,
w having filed a petition praying that he may he de-
clarcda bankrupt: III Is ordcrCd, that all persons claiming 20
be creditors OF the said William A. Frayser show cause to
the Court on the l2h day Of september next. Why the said
William A Frayser be not declared a Bankrupt, pursuant
10 the act OF Congress In that behalf; and that a copy OF
this order be published In tie newspapers, according TO the
2d and 2ith rules OF Court
A c~opy-Tcstc,
in Is wsw HENRY GIBSON. ok.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-26

Robert lItn, il, exor Of the last will and testament, .,
I9hn hhg, deed, and Christopher ToInpkIns. late sheriff
81 hing. william county, and committee admir- de Lo,is
non with the will annexed Of Reuben Dusar' jecs,scJHn' or
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-26
Atopy. Tesfc,
!" W W9v RnBERT PpIIApn H.. A. a.

IN CtiANCERY-NmoiNtA bcL,n TT
= once ct tue Circuit superior Court Of Law ami CO.
Z =, 'ooehAnd county, on the 9th day Of June. ls5
.r,jnS, Plainunf,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-26
ma a4-wiHi]S 0Py-i'''ii JOSEPH F. pArrLEv. nc.

In the United States Court. for the Eastern District OF Viz.
gina. NAV lTth, 1872:
y the matter Of Bankruptcy Of Henry VI. ATmsiead, OF
Il the county OF Campbell, in the Eastern virginia District
The said Henry VI. Armgcad, who has been decrced a
bankrupt by this Court, having 6ed 4 petition praying for
Ills discharge. u Is ordered. That notice thereof be pub
lishcd Ia a newspaper printed Ia the city ,fRiehuond, sew.
eniy days a. lcasi before the l2th ddy Of September next,
when a hearing viii be had on the said petition, atthc Cry
Hall IN the city ofRichnond, AMI all creditors who have
proved their debts, and other persons IN Interest, msY ap-
pear At the said lime aud place, and show cause, ifany
they have, Why The prayer ofthc SAIL petitioner shouldn't
be rranisd. A copy-Teste.
ma 9i-WlIw 1n<EPH 4 RkTTIFX. II G
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-26
lie 7-w9we ioIIS uuSrrp a. 4.


Nlh.lNiA-In Chnncsry.-N Rules held n the CIc,si.
v ome, ol Tue 'lreuit Superior Court OF Law ana Chan.
lSi2: y" "e "ay o June,
Henry Eubank, p,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-26
iaI2-wow ~ wlNslow Ron1NsoNl
iui2-uow A'opy' r'"'h ) woRsn,w. 9.

NfItGiNIA-M Ruies he'd 10 Tho Clerks dec 81
v the Circuit Superior Court Of law and Chaterv ot
~Nouhumbotiapd County AZ The Courthouse, on londay
the OH day NJ Juy, lNiy
John n. Richards, Alexander runbul and ovs,or
Rcus, Trusfocsaud h~sstfnccs undcra Deed oil T5st ami
Assignment cxeauicd t1 ihcm hy the said Royaid HeUs
and Richard =. NaitacE' partners in trade under 10 firm
~ "''. Complaints.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-26

Nancy fucc, widow and ajm'N. NJ John Price. deceased
Mmh iIce' John q Ingram and Mary his wife Joiu
rice h'chard Price, aud Charles A Pdcc, DeGS
The defendant, John Price, not having entcred liz
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-26

Ia the United states Court for the Eastern District 40
Virginia. l2h July, iSf2
TACK G OF the County OF Prince. Edward
81 having fled a petition praying that he may be declai
81 a bankrupt: II 10 ordered, that all persons Claiming
e. he creditors Of the said Jack Vaughn, show cause to
the court, on tho l2gh day OF september next, why the
said Jack Vaughn be not declared a bankrupt. pursuant
10 the act OF Congress In that BEHALF and that a cory OF
this order be published in the newspapers, according TO
tho 22d and 9th rules Of court.
A Copy. Testc,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-26

In the Jnued SHfes Court Tor tue Eastern distinct OF
Nrgin1, May i7ih, lsf2.
In the matter OF Bankruptcy OF
NATHANIEL w PAYNE. Of the Town OF Iyncbburr.
~ In the Eastern Virginia Disirct: The said NATHANIEL
:" P-yne who has been decreei 4 bankIuptby this court,
having tled a petition praying fvr hs discharge: II H. q.
dered' that notice thereof be published IN a newspaper
printed ~ the CIV or htshmonI, ~ days al least before
the i2ih lay Of Sepiember next. when a hearing win be
nai on the said petition, AZ Tie CITY Hall IN ne cry Of
hiGhmon ! and all creditors who have proved their debts,
and "iheT persons Ia Interest may appear At tie said tire
ani place, and show cause, II any they have, why the
prayer oil The said petitioner should n0 be granted.
A copy. Tcsie,
va . Wllw Joseph T nATTIEY- Id q
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-26

Nelson shgfon, George W Harris, Ismcs Moor, w
Lewis John { Carter. Mis- Ann IlaIut. John NJ Tr,,In'nl'
james, Ferguson, and Charles + Pope, IN hs own I,b,'
me- ,.,,,'1 : ~, wa u rope deed, ncIu.
suction not having sni"tcd lis appearance anJ given a.
'tu. e,c"ihi z I" Tue act OF Assembly rnd The RuIes or
~ ,ou1l' ani u satisfactorily appearing that ne Ii moi an
lM'9hIaht 81 thi. commonwealth, Il Is ordered, thnt ,bn
s'li defendant, Nelson I shelton, do appear be for. tbe
Juice OF our SAID Court, al the Courthouse, on the egh
ay OF rflient'r next, aud answer the plaiuunrs bin, and
ilHa enpy OF iis order hc forthwith Inserted In some
newspaper published In tie city OF Richmondfor ? months
house VI this county.
A InnN-Tnrln
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-26

In the united states Court Tor the Eastern Dsiitet 81 VIZ
giuia, 1ulS lhh, lSi2:
II W. HoWLtrr, ofthe city Of Rishmond; hsss,ns
Il . fled a petition praying that he may be declsiedA oanN
rupt: u Is ordered, thai all parsons elAimine TO be creditors
Of the said T. W. Hewlett, show cause 70 ne, 1vrt, on inc
lAh day ofScptembcT next. whv the saidt w ho~icu &c
not declarcda bankrupt, pursuant 10 the actor NonStcss IN
that behalf aud that a copy cf this order De published IA
the newspapers according TO the I'D and 2th rules OF
A Copy. Tcsc,
uIS w5w JOSEPH r BNTTLEY. d {.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-26
VENY oHEAPANp GOOD TnAvEL-

PURCHASERS ATE Informed That We will sell tho above
Il ITunEs at unusually low prices, as we are an pus To
close tie lot We have on hand. They arc very supcror-
the priccswti bc reduced much hri1w ihorc We have boon
selling al. ID BURLINGTON * co,
Ia 10 N,r-f,, m -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-07-26
BOLTON & HARRIS

hfAsAIN q nhhhlr'NNt
Druggists aud Apott carries,
ID, Nav OH. 1872. ma M
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-29
Legal Notices.
TRUSTEEs SALE.

pY virtue OF n deed Of trus, executed 10
II the undersigned, dated Let day ofJan-
uary iS42, by Charles kricchbaum, TO se.
cure the payment Of certain prsmissory
note bearing even date Herewith, pay able
four monihs after date, to Rowan and Brown
for the ann Of san, bearing interest .,
tie raie Of ten per cent, per annum, which
said note 10 now due and unpaid, will. on
Monday, the Bis. day Of Oc.sber 1912, be
tween the hour. Of and a O'Clock P. NJ
on that day sell 10 the highes, bidder, in
front 81 the s.ere of Francis J. C. Peasely,
on wafer street in the City Of Burlington !,
the following described 10. aud parcel of
ground. sitnates lying and being. in the .aid
city Of Bsrlissteu, and known, laid down &
designated On The ground pla, Of said city,
as lot numbered ono hundred and ninety two
(No. 1929 continuing cigh, hundre,hs Of a n
acre, more Or less stTat is 70 say, tie undiv,-
dcd half Of the lot Aforesaid together with
the buildinx., ahd improvements sher. on,
said undivided kalf Of said lot No. 1872, 'front.'
ing thirty feet, ol Main street, aud run
ming back 70 an alley one hundred and
seventeen feet III fees.)
Terms, cash in hand and on the paymen,
Of the purchase money. deed will be made
BY The undersigned as trustee aforesaid.
J. II. CLAY MUDD, Trustee,
Darlington Oct Is. 1912.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-29
FEEDING POULTRY.

Professor Gregory, Of Aberdeen, in .
letter to friend, observes.-"As sup
pose you keep poultry ! may tell you.
that il has been ascerlaincd, that il you
mix with then food sufficient guam
tity Of egg shells or chalk, which they
will cat grecdily, they will lay twice OF
thrice as many eggs us before. A we'll
fed fowl IS disposed to lay vast number
Of eggs, but cannot do So without the ma
tcrials for the shells, however nourish-
ing in other respects her food may be;
indeed, fowl may be fed with food and
water, free from the carbonate Of lime,
and not finding any in the soil. or in The
shape Of mortar, which they often cat off
the walls, would often lay no eggs al all,
with the best will in the worlds
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-29
TRUSTEES SALE
OF REAL ESTATE

DY virtue ola deed Of trust executed to
d me, the undersigned, by Charles MADEIRA
aud Solomon Sherfey, dated the first dny If
September A. ID. 1910, and recorde ed in the
Recorders Office Of Des Moine. comfy. ia
Book Sd. page 444-5 to secure William Lazier
in the sum Of one thousand nine hur dred and
seventy five dollars and sixteen hundred the
of dollar, bearing interest at the rate oi
twenty per ceut per annum from date, will
proce ed to cell, on the 10Th day Of De cember,
1912, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock "A. NJ.
a.ld O'Clock p. M. Of that day. n oct ccordance
with the said deed Of trust, and to accomplish
the purpose thereof, at public auction, at the
door Of the store lately occupied by M. b.
Cox. co, in the city Of Burlington, to the
highest bidder, the following described eal
estate, mentioned and conveyed in and by
said deed of trust. The half Of lot No. IS
commencing on the corner Of Water aud Val
ley streets, and running with water street
north thirty feet, thence west III teet to the
alley, thence south 80 feet to Valley street,
thence Ill feet TO the place Of beginning
Also, the west half Of the north west quarter
Of section II, also all that part Of the wes.
halt of the nsrtk west quart r Of section twcn.
ty,Iying and being situated on the south and
east side Of Flint creek. containing seventy.
five acres, more or less, all being in TOW nship
20 north 0! range west. Terms Of safe cash
in hind.
MOSES ,. COX, Trustee.
.an, l7 1QAO a.,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-29

BY virtue oftwo decrccs from the chanee.
ry side Of the Dis.ric. Cour, for Louisa Coun-
~. Iowa Territory. One decree being 70
iorclose mortgage in favor Of George Key,
the other in favcr Of John Jewe,., aud both
against John Willard. i will offer for sale
at the Cour1 heuee door in Wapello, in said
county. on Monday the l4.h day Of Noyem-
ber. A. ID. le42, al IL O'Clock A. M. the
North Eas. quarter OF section No. twenty
three. in Township No. seventy three north
Of Range No. three West, cen.a lining one
hundred and six.y acres.
Wn. II. THOMAS
Sheriff Louisa Go. Iowa Territory.
Wapello Sep, "a, 1912
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-29
TRUST SALE,

py Virtue Of n deed Of trns, TO mo given
Dby Wm. Leird, to securee the payment
Of certain sumsof money to Moses d. Cox,
(Which deed Of trust is upon record in the
Recorders Office Of De. Moines County, in
lava Terri.ory,) I will proceed 10 cell on
The 10Th day Of November next, in front OF
the old Stcre-house Of Nj. b. Cox Il Co,
the following described property in the City
Of Burlington, in Des Moincs County and
Territory of Iowa, viz: Lots No. 52l and
522 with all tho uppnr,enanccs ,hereun.o
belonging or appersaining. Sale TO take
place between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
and 4 O'Clock p. M.-Tcrms cash Such
title as is vested in me by said deed Of trust
will be made 10 the purchaser. There is a
dwelling On one o. said lots.
CHARLES MADEIRA, Trustee.
Oct L. la4I A.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-29
CULTURE OF WINTER WHEAT.


We have strenuously urged upon our
readers the Importance Of discussing the
culture of wheat, Little, however, has
been said, compared with the Importance
Of the subject, and the season is now too
far advanced for much discussion previ-
Gus 10 the sowing Of this falls wheat.
Having talked good deal with the far
mers upon the subject, we shall give our
views, and hope by another season there
will he much more said about it. Let it
be we'll discussed in the Farmers Clubs,
and faithful reports made.
Plo,c deep, if cor no other season than
TO bring the lime TO the surface. Lime
must be had to produce good crop OF
wheat; and ifit cxis. in the sub soil, as
is generally the case in the West, deep
blowing will bring it up.
Time of fSo,Oing.-For 1T least two good
and sufficient reasons, early sewing is the
bes, on the prairles. The greater growth
will afford protection to the roots, SO that
the soil will not he blown from around
them, as is frequently the case, and then
left 10 freeze uncovered. Tie snow will
also be kept from blowing away, thereby
carly ,hawing in the spring. The early
starting Of vegetation in the spring and
subsequent freezing, as appears to US, is
what is usually called winter Killing
spring killing we think more proper.
Again, our wheat being so REGULARLY
liable to rust, i, is desirable TO have ii
mature as early in the summer as possi-
bic, so as to be out Of danger from the
hot, damp, murky days SO commoa in
midsummer, and which unquesiionably
is the cause Of rust For this reason it
should be sown as early us possible, and
not have the head SO far advanced as TO
be injured by the frosts Of winter. The
proper season Of sowing will Of course
vary with the latitude.
Corcr scith The plough.-We have new
er seen a farmer who ploughed in his
VIII at who did not say that il was much
better than narrowing. The chief advan-
tage seems to be, it roots so much deeper,
that j. is not thrown out by the spring
thaw, and then frozen.
Roll it with heavy roller Immediate
ly after sowing; again late in the fall;
and again as soon in the spring as the
ground is dry enough so as not to ad-
here TO the roller.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-10-29
To Beef Eaters

NHE subscriber take. this opportunity 10
= inform the citizens o! Burlington and
vicinity, thn, he is again a, his block, a, the
Old sand, prepared to furnish at all times
the CHOICEST MEATS 10 those no NAV
favor him with their calls and CASH. He
re'urns his sincere thanks for the liberal pat
ronage he has heretofore received and hopes
oy strict attention to business, 10 mcri, its
continuance.
r. w. PATTERSON.
Nearly opposite Fle.ch cr's Hotel
Burlington, July Q, lS42-f
N. B. From .hose who cannot pay cash,
he will take store orders, county orders or
city scrip, nj their value.
Farmers who have stock TO cell will DO
we'll 10 give me call, ns expcc, 10 con-
.inue the business of Buschcring actively.
Z. w. p.