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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-06

SEA Devil This enormous 1pecimsn
of the Ray species Of fish. wkich wass
captured last April 10 the hdft ns &c
Charleston, s. e., y nowsexhihltsn lns
New York. The \. Y. Standards ssys:
sit weighs $50 lbs; measures ~ ct
s inches iror- tho mouth to the - of a.
tail. and IS feet between the sxtrsInes &C
the nec0ral fms, and has Hsaasth 3 -
ia .,iches 10 width. Il i esrtainlI 4
,ost extraordinary FISH, and i weal ~
serving Of visit from all those wh1
curious 10 natural history. Ay6aS y
is also exhibited, which Is aid "a ll5
bsen born aflsS tho capture Cd W
ster Of the deep. l1aay Az u
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-06

CoNNUBIAL TENDERNESS We don't
know where this originated, but it is ex.
Icellent.
Nov, my husband, why don't you cali
me by such names as other men Gull their
swives2'
..Why, what do other men call their
wives, you foolg'
"Why, they "all them my duck and
my DEAR and such kind Of words.
sWelI, what is duck-say?'
"Why, it's foul to be sure"
"Right! Now what's q dear, you
igoose1''
.slt's beast, certainly
''Wel, then III call you ssmy foul
beast!s -now 60 about your business"
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-06

BORIS This disease, hitherto con6n
ed TO horses, has lately broke out in Con-
gress.-Repubiican. N
ExAcTlY.-Well il asses ever haysit,
Tyler will be apt to catch it before Con-
gress adiourns!-C Cincinnati Post.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-06

General Jackson put the city Of New
Orleans under martial law as means Q,
defending it sgains. foreign enemy: ana
IYh,gisns oiu neuer forgive him.
The Legislature aud Governor de Jae1o
81 Rhode Island put whole State under
martial law, aud keep It 50, as a means
Of wreaklng pubic and private yengeans
on citizens who have committed no cs,u'e
but the assertion Of their right. wnsn
there is not man in arms Against lno
existing authorities, and pniets1s, eps'y
,ohsre approves it!-Kradal's Eipas'lor.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-06

WAEAT.-This useful grain is indigen-
Gus to the northernmost ports OF Persia
and India, whore it grows spontaneously.
A negro slave Of Fernando Cortez, was
the FIRST to cultivate tim Mexico. lie
found few grains among some rice
brought over from Spain for the use Of
the army, and planted them. These few
grains have covered our hills aud vallies
with the golden harvest.--PMl. Gas.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-06

SHARfs AMI n p B 2 Nh M ~
this moment scsr,sin ~ 81 slS pr ~
the, George so.es, he trs Him, fhy q y
way, what has becona ofhime WI hav.
en't heard his great American tin wkistie.
this some time or Sir Jelry Go Nimbi.. 4,
who once beautifully observed TINT 81.
world was made Of lust two sc..: e 80.
pie. rogues found out and rogues yet IN
discovered. We think the proposif,s
might be quietly amended by saying ~
men are simply divided into Oats aissrr1
In Illustration of our meaning ne iheIfs:
go inton no elaboration. of exposition. 1l.,t
beg leave briefly to offer few everyday
examples that every body will recovaiss.
A man who tolls two-thirde ofitho
twenty four hours, for some certain 8.
mount in way Of payment, exercisins
hands instead Of his wits to gel living
is fat. y 81.
Agentleman who financiers with great
shrewdness and cunning, contriyinr Is
live sumptuously for certain len vtirof
years, securing himself well aboat bonk.
rupt times, and then making a quiet
change OF location-is sharp.
An individual who cherishes
- that Did starving quality III "a
Call'd i,oUesty--'' i''ss5
is fat.
One who can look out well for himself
under all circumstances, and carr, as lii.
TIC ss possible for everybody else III The
worlds sharp.
The unsophistica,ed person VIA INN.
g'nes people should mean asl they sny--s
is fiat
A gentleman in drab breaches and I .
hat with IN extensive rim, who desires
his son to snake money honestly il he
can, bui 70 make money, ''--isa sharp.
Said Son working hard 10 plough his
way in the world, and suffering said IL.
Their 10 cheat him ont of all the profits--
is flat.
He who gets all he can and keeps all
he gets-is sharp.
Hewho gets very little and gives half
of that to those who are WOW UIf Thar,
himself is a fat
The man who has nothing dad ~
work, butknows how to turn Il,
others to hisown advantages
a pert, halfway genius, WI III
once me, fool in - state Of cachll.lJ lon,
.ancied ever after that he himself Rad
said something witty--is fat.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-06

Coleman says--s'lf there is any maA
vino MAJ who may eat his bread at peace
with man or God, it is that man who has
brought that bread out Of the earth by
his own honest industry. It is cankered
by no fraud, it is wet by no tears, it is
stained by no blood"
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-06
UNITED 81 ATEs oRsAnERiCA,
District Court nr the firSf Judicial Dis

tFlct 10 the Territory al Iowa.
ereditoss Of FraucisD Lightfoos. decssed
- ept. who have proved thsir debts. aud othes
pss5Aa6 iR iaserest are hereby Notified. that tha
18th dA8M ASxost next. 1t burlington. ia the
desigaatsd 81 ID. cour. v the time aud AGA when
aud whore they may .ltead. aud shew Cause if any
they n,ay have. Why certificate vi final discharge
shall moi be gr.Vtsd 70 sail bankrupt. Dated this
18th Day Q, Nay. l943 y oIusr u the court.
Chapman : Nudd sels. Dunlap. clerk
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-06
UNIFIED STATES OF AMERICA,
District Court for the first Judicial Dis

trlct 10 the Iefrlt0ry Of Iowa.
The creditors Of samuel Levin. decrsed bank.
rspi. who have proved their debts. and other per-
SONS in interest. hereby aotiiisd that the 18th
day Of August next. at Burlington Ia the county Of
Des Nones in said Territory. has been delegated
b. the court 40 the time and place. when aud where
t6eo may attend md shew causs If any they may
have why . certificate Of final dscharge shalt not
be granted to SAID bankrupt. dated this 10th day
of May, lI42 BY order Of the court.
D Learned. solr J s Dunlap. clerk.
NAV 81 low
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-06

What Smashing. The capital Of all
the hunks which have failed aud gone in
TO liquilalion, since l84l,sls said 10 be
S7O,OnO, GOO. -rheir circulation abou,
S24, 100000. Upwards Of $S,OOO,UO
was Of banks in New York.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-06

d.. Devices says, that ne has often seen
infants. when seeming to suffer exquisite
agony. rendered perfectly quiet and easy
~ draught Of cold water.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-06
E. D. Black, NJ, y,

"AVING permanently located himself in
u the city Of Burlington. respec fully ten
ders his services in the practice OF Medicine
and Surgery.
P S.-Par,icular attention will be paid to
diseases u the chest by Articulation aud Per.
cussOn.
Dr.. B. would refer to Professors Mussey
Harrison, Shotwell, and DR.. Worcester, Gin
cinnati, Ohio
Office on Main Street, opposite Fletcher.
Hotei. in the same building with Gen. Learn.
cd, and ono door north Of Grimes & Starr.
burlineton.r June 4. l842.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-06

MOTHERS AND DAuGHrERs.-It was a
judlc,ous resolution of a father, as we'll as
a mos, pleasing compliment to his wife,
when on being asked what he intended to
do with his girls. he replied, Il intend to
apprentice them all to their excellent
mother, that they may learn the art Of
improving time, and be fitted to lecome,
like her, wives. mothers, heads of laml-
lies, and useful members Of society.
Equally just, but bitterly painful, was
the remark OF the unhappy husband Of .
vain, thoughlless, dtessy slattcrn: III is
hard 10 say it. il my girls are 70 have
any chance OF growing up good for any
thing, they must be sent out OF the way
Of their mothers example,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-06
LAW NOTICE

1OHN G.. BRECKENRIDGE & THOMAS w.
y BULLOCK will practice Law in the counties
OF Des MONIES. Henry, Jefferson, Van Buren,. Lee
and Auscatine. and u the Supreme Court Of the
Territory. They will Iso act as General Agents
for the purchase and sale OF real estate.
burlington. Nov. 27tl 184i
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-06

The Bank sy,em is like the Negroes
moon, il answers very well in clear
nights, but j: is good for nothing IN dark
ones.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-06


MINISTERS SrRucx With LIGHTNING AT
THE COMMUNION TABLE "A letter in the
New York Observer, written Arom North
Stanford Conn, on the 5fh il,st., says:
Sabbath day, the Sd inst. was solemn
day to the people Of tins parish. The
morning devotions in the house Of God
were ended, the exercises Of the sacra.
mental feast had colnmenced, the bread
broken and distributed, the cup taken,
when the house in which we were Assem-.
bled was struck with lightning. The.
venerable Plat Buffet, Of Stanwich. was
present, and assisted the pastor, Rev
Henry Fuller, in the exercises. He had
poured out tie wine. taken the cup, and
was giving thanks to God, when he and
Mr.. Fuller were instantaneously proStra-
ted to the earth. The groans and shrieks
which instantly broke forth from the
congregation, it is utterly impossible for
me TO describe; and yet there seemed TO
pervade the assembly the most solemn
awe; all appeared to feel as il standing
on the very verge Of death. The burst
ing thunder, the livid lightning without,
the thrilling scene within. contributed TO
render the gloom most terrific.
Mr. Fuller was not so seriously injured,
though feeling considerably aft. ted in
some limbs. Mr.. Buffet is very seriously
injured; we supposed him dead Tor some
ten minutes; 40 signs Of life were aspa-
rent until water was procured and thrown
upon him. He still SUITE, great distress
al the stomach, takes no food, but is per-
fectly rational.
The electric fluid entered The chimney
top, descended to the stove pipe. and -x-
plOded immediately over the communion
table, where those servants OF God were
s.andng. Some others were sll Chilly ~
tected, though not seriously
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-06
TAILORING,
AHLESFIELD & MORGAN.

"7OULD respectfully inform the citizens
w Of Burlington, and vicinity, that they
have commenced the shove business in oil its
various branches, and datier themselves from
the long experience and advantage ofthe Fash-
IONS from the. eastern cities, that they can do
work in % neat, durable and fashionable .
manner - can be done in the west, and hope
BY strict attention 10 business to mort the pub-
lie patronage.
Shop on Mai Street, one door North. Of Cox
Pos.lewait E Co., formerly occupied BY the
kev.J M Fulton.
Burlington, May 81, ISls-tftoit
STEARINE CANDLES.
A new Article for this Market.
NV ARRANTEDt 70 stand as warm wealth
wv CT. give ~ good light and last longer
than Sperm! Manufactured and for sale by
apv.r z, l842 s. PAGE.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-06


STRAW MANUFACTURES The whole val
ue Of the straw manufacture in the State
OF Massachusetts, is ascertained to exceed
two millions OF dollars a year, and it
gives partial employment to more than
one hundred thousand persons Few peo-
pie are aware Of the Importance OF this
apparently insignificant branch Of indus
try. 1t has grown up under thu protec-
tive.system OF small! beginnings, and has
prevented the necessity Of exporting
from this country to France aud Italy
sirteea hundrea thousand dollars per an
mum in specie, TO purchase straws at
twenty per cent less than we now have
them. The county OF Norfolk, Mass,
exports straw manufactures to the annual
value Of $500 900, and the town Of
Franklin, with population Of about
400. has producru sIxO,OoO. The Ia
Dor is performed mostly by females and
children, labor which would be wholly
useless and Gnproductive How impor-
tant that this productive brance + indus.
try should &c preserved. and not struck
out of existence to subserve the OBJECT OF
idle politicians.-lMuineC Miliralor.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-06
MEDICAL NOTICE.
I,nfT. WIN. II. poor.

IlO6sT. WV. II. POOL.
u ESpECTFT, Nv tenders his services to II e
II citizens of Burlington and vicinity. and will
promptly attend to all Professional calls. His ct.
hce is on Ieffer,on street sign Of the Gilt Mortar
adjoining the store Of Mr.. Wesley Jones.
He would also inform the public that he has
and intends constantly keeping on hand, gener.
al assortment Of Drugs and Medicines, which he is
determined to sell at the lowest cash prices.
June IL .2m
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-06

HARDLY s:EQuAL JUSTICE at the late
term OF the Mississippi circuit, held at
Matches, frendless foreigner, in The VI.
most restitution, was sentenced to two
years Imprisonment in the penitentiarv.
for stealinga basket Of Goals. The amount
Of the evidence, it is said, was, that on a
severe winter night, while suffering with
cod, he took some Goals, from the prem-
ises on which he was temporarily resi.i-
ing, to build a fire, for the purpose ofpro
tecung himself from the severity Of the
weather, and under circumstances that
render it quite probable he was ignorant
of any offence. For this Sigh, trans
gression he must endure an impr,son-
ment f.wo years; while others who have
plundered the community Of millions, and
filled it with distress, are living luxuri-
ously, and are received every where with
external marks tf respect. We are not
the apologies Of crime, in any degree,
but such a case stronly forces upon US the
truth Of Shakespeare's line:
"Plate SIN with goi,l;
And the strong lance OF Justice harmless falls;
Ciothe it in rags. pgmy straw win pierce il. :
Neu York Eueaing Post.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-06
HER.\SiAtlr HEM.
NOTARY PUBLIC.

N/ILLnt.end promptly 10 all kinds Of
w conveynncing such rs dra wig aud
linking the acknowledgment, OF Deeds, Mort
cages, Bonds, Leases, &c SC.
OJOiice opposite he Pos Office.
Burlington, dec. t., ls4l--,s
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-06

z
An UsIquE puBLlcArIov-'rh There ~
ed Monday-the Fair at Odd Fellows
Hall being its head quarters we believe
u handsome little sheet caltOd the HBan-
ner Of Liberty" Very .Pre,,iIy indeed
is it gotten UP, the cntopsaining contents
being prepared by lddg-Mrs. Wiley.
The plan Of this shee, is new TO us. Il
contains the news'of other days. Among
the events we notice the marriage ofthe
great Washington and his death-.lhe
marriage sc DR.. franklin, also the of
Hancock, and John Adams, witlsta xarie-
~ Of others that carry the mind back VA
pursff and more patriotic days. Ite
abse. is credilabla to the ts.e and iecIlir
! geuce Of Mrs. Wiley. We thank her
for honoring Us with a cepy;f luf not
receiving il until MONDAY wi!l y our;
apology for not acknowledging ths CON
piiment earlier.-Nichnsoxd Com i1sss
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-06

4 Monsieur Paul, 10 New York, styled
the .smodern French Hercules, among
other remarkable ieats Of strength, has
ou1-pu!led two strong horses, and after
wards advertised to pull against four
horses
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-06

: Z 81 *
PRosPEcrs os BUSINESS. nature
OF the case, every thing is now prepared
for new start. The currency is sound,
over the greater portion Of the COUNTY,
though very unsound, it is true III some
States. Liquidation has gone on until
the. r-crte nre probably more OUT OF debt
than at any other time within the last ten
years, The circulation and the loans of' !.
the banks are reduced within 1 small
compass, Men aud institutions are a.oiIod
up within themselves. and ready "a ais
spring. Providence has loaded our feldYR
with unusual abundance A vast hass
vest is now gathering, which, iniall tn
exchanges, must produce an Immense BIZ
s.ness. Labor has fallen some prspor-
ton To the decline in all comnoditicSl NJ
that we may now with more success com
pete with other nations. England HI III
taxing her absurd protective syste na,# and
Offering to take our produces on dasiersI
terms, whi.c the progress OF
giving new value to some oil them. lls4fIiSS
trlolis emigrants are constantly flockftlf
TO our shores, bringing with them ss,Stss
oi money, and increasing our produr: q d
power. Our railroads aud cp,nmuni n
ton Of every sort stand ready to execul18
all orders with despatch. Al we want wv
reaniil,ate the energies Of business, is y
| Tariff which will enable tile Gavernuleni
10 keep its taita with the citizens, and
give. the confidence Of settled policysto
manufactures and trade in all its do
partments. An important busiaess,
must be done during the coming sea
son, whatever may be the action 81.
neglect Of action by the Governuent.s
Aut affairs will, 50 on hesi.a,ingly and
ieebly in comparison, unless this great
Question is settled. Even now trade ~
beginning. Some merchants from Mich.
Tigan and other Northwestern States have
impaired quite q little Impulse this week.
Jour. Of Commerce.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-06

REMARkARLE.-W Washington died in the
last hour, OF the last week, of the last
month. Of the last year i'll tho > venteen'h
en- fury.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-06

Deaths 10 N. York Ias. week 40.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-06
"A GHOST aOuTWlTTED.

y Sh0n time 60 Joke, too good mol
| e Be nassatsd, was played upon jolly
old worthy - one Of our inns, in the
town O.. This scion Of the BAG.
chanalian school, he it understood, laid
seige to the bottle aud barrel for several
days. Some Of his red nosed companions
being aware OF the circumstance, and
thinking he was doing it rather too hard,
agreed upon trying an experiment to
frighten him into more sober way.
Nigh, being fixei upon for the joke, away
they went to the inn described and there
they found his worship in back parlor,
quite intoxicated, and fast asleep. Whist
in this apparently happy state he WIS
taken and placed full length inside cot.
fin, which had been procured for the job.
Having slept in this receptacle for the
dead some three or four hours he awoke,
and upon raising himself up he gazed
about him, first on one side Of the coffin
andsthen on the other, muttering to him
setf, us he viewed the melancholy piece
Of furniture, Where have I gotten TOT
Whilst IN the act Of saying so, a tall port
~ looking figure, shrouded in white
sheet. walked from large cupboard, and
on marching up To the box, family whis-
pered, You are dead.' Dead said the
disciple OF Bacchus, fixing his eyes stead
Easily upon the object before HIN; aye,
an hoo lang hae been ieadg' "a week
answered the ghos. And are We dead.
too?' Yes replied the spectre 'Heeh,
sirs, and hoo lang hea We been dead!'
say" "A fortnight said tie ghost.
Here, then, lad responded the interroga.
tor (pu ting his hand into his pocket,) we
ken this place better than do, bring Us
twa bottles o'y H. This was too good
for the ghost, and before he could get out
Of the room, he burst into an immoder-
ate fit of laughter.-Glasgov Constitn.
tional.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-06

w THOMPSON, attorney and COUNSELLOR ut
W. law, and counsellor and solicitor in Chan
Gerry: also agent for the purchase and sale Of real
estate. Mount Pleasant, Henry county, Iowa.
no 8. '39
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-06

REMgDY AGAINST LAuDANuM.-The BAL.
timoee edn, Of Saturday, contains al &c
Count 0f Z singular Experiment. made by q
physician Of that city, in q case where
suicide had been attempted by taking a
large dose Of laudanum. The patien,
was yellow girl, who had just been shu,
in prison for theft. and with the deter
,ilIiialion o; seii-des,ructlon, had taken q
dose Of Iaudanum.
The patient was in deep stupor and
considerable rightly Of the hands and
feet had taken place, when tjr Dunbar,
who had been sent for, arrived, with sew
era Of his students. He Immediately re-.
sorted to an experiment which had lately
been tried with success by physici Of
Philadelphia, l., whom he had perfect con
tidence. The patien, wns placed in sit
ting posture, the back of the head reclin-
ed upon sulace of stool, and the face
turned to the ceiling. A small stream Of
cold water was then poured from pitch
ser, at an elevation Of about three feet A.
bove her head, falling upon her forehead,
amongst her hair, aud occasionally upon
the lace. In the space of minute. u
twi'ching Of the muscles of the face en-
sued, which gradually increa ed; then
spasmodic catching tol breath. aud in 4,
short time struggle with those who h.id
her Of 5 'me violence took place The
great object was accomplished, aud the
torpor was so far gone that he patient
spoke. She was then placed on her feet,
and being held by couple oil stout ne
groes, the stomach pump was applied,
with the aid Of which an emeic was adj
minls,ered and the stomach completely
relieved OF its contents. The cold water
was again used as the patient stood erect,
consciousness now being quite manifest
III times, the woman answering to ques-
ton from the Doctor, expressing deter
mlnaton to die at any rate. Hall duz
en- smart clips with small whip, were
given TO irritate the skin upon The back; ;
and in the course of thirty minutes after
DR. Dunbar's arrival, tue patient was
walking betweena couple OF strong chaps
to and fro the corridor, evidently in fair
way Of recovery, but struggling with her
escort, and entreating permission to lie
down, declaring that in spite OF ell they
could do, she'd hang herself at night.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-06

~ RORER, attorney aud counsellor at law
Burlington, Iowa. VIII y stt.nd The supreme
counties of Lee. Van Buren, Henry, Louisa, hlusca-
tine, Scott. Des Moines and Jefferson, and 10 the
defence Of criminal cases in any part OF the Terri
tory. Office east side Of Maui ST., three doors
south of his dwelling. jy 20, 80.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-06
JOHN Il. WOODS,
NJ o ia II y r u 3 lie

WO tn II y PU BLIG
sa.. & ,f.r.,i s.s.n., s.aE3,
WILL. arta Agent Tor tbs pnrcha.. sal.ot
w Real estate, tos the cntry Of Gov rni.tnt
Lands. and tor the .syulani OF taNas ia II e Bar
iington !.au District
He will also give attention to rasving a,a tax !.
ing the acknowledgement OF Deeds. Nj rtgagss.
Bonds. &c OHIO. the Corner Of Washington,
sn.I fhird Streets, near the Methodist Church.
Burlington. January !, l842-tlv5n25
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-06

nANT0N 4. nAvlp. 1A0AaAs xTTcHGn
nAvlD 4KlICHEN. vi ssals Gsoesrs, com.
4sSpe aad general torwarding Marchaats,