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AUCTIONS.
SHEFlIEErS SALE.


~ virtue of an execution issued from the
~ Hon. Court Of Common Pleas. ior tho
County Of Washington. at the February term
thereof, ls40. 10 favor at the Lsndhoders
Bank, and against Samuel Brown Of South
Kngslown. and Danic! Brown Of Newport. :.
shall on the Sslh day 81 Nay. ls42, at twn
o'clock =. NJ, sell at public auciiou, n tract Of
land IN South Kngslown, containing about
$50 acres,-boundrd norlherly by land of
Joshua Brown ond Elisha Watson, east on
The road and narrow river, south on land OF
Joseph +. Perry aud heirs of John Watson.
and westerly on Ike fresh meadows,--or sn
mach thereof as will satisfy said execution
aud expenses.
Conditions at the time and place Of SALE.
Sale at the dwelling house on Tho premises.
FRANCIS Il. SEGAR, Sheriff.
WAsHINGTOs, SC.
Both April, 1912 May IL.
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MEMORANDA.

Al Ponce. r. n. Goth nlt, schr Hannah, TIA! or from
Wilmington, disrg.
Cid NJ Mobile, ih ns schr Time. Hart, Fall River.
At Point Pelre Quad, eih ult schr Gen Cobb, Ham
rlund, for ----- IN 4 DAYS.
CD "I New Ycrh, lith, schr onyiDaushter, Wceden,
Port Prince.
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Rich EufIcI RUGS.

SS Tuited RUGS, Of elegant patterns and
A1 superior quality, bought ut auction IN
New York, last week, aud Tor sale at about
half price, by WM. c. COZZENS 81 Co.
MAY ~
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New boot & Shoe store.
JOHNSON 4 THURSTON,

IN Arc now opening at No.
Iiyl Thames. street. Two doors
o>H ~<H9 north Of e.. Ch,mbcrlin's Dry
Tn Goods ntorc,-whcrc they
will keep constantly on hand "A good assort-
ment ot BOOTS & SHOES, which will be
sold ut prices suited TO the times.
Tho abnvr articles are manufactured by
J& y. expressly ~ this market, and var
Ysni.C Jyr' 1t.- iti)
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letters,

= A.
Lawton George n.
Moses Mrs Elizabeth
Morse Mrs Phebe Ann
Nichols DR. Jesse w =
Newell Mrs.
Odoll Will.am
Palmer James y
Park Capt
Porter DIR john Il =
PecklIam Miss II
Rathbun Alonzo w
Rider WIN Is
Rugglcs Henry
Rounds Miss Caroline
Russell Miss Rcb'ca |,
Simmons Perry
Spencer Richard E. 2
Spink SaImy
Stanton Daniel
~ John Samuel
Sullivan james Swan
Sargent MlsS Susan
Sawyer Miss Elvira
Smith Mrs Sarah
SuIders Mrs Sarah l.
MIDDLETowS
Barker Arnold VI.
Cornell Hicks
Pvckhan Mrs Ioa
JAMpsTow
Congdon Benjamin
Potter Miss Sarah III
RtsH.
Benson Patric
Cunningham Thomas
Dugan Thomas
ODoDuald Eleanor
Quiglcy John
,R ROBBINS + VI.
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TO LET,
NOTICE..

EUTTLE.FiSl BONE, for CauEr,cs. ior
~ sale by Il. J. TAYLOR.
May ~.
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Nga,,ssvc for sale.

4 BOUT 30 or 90 loads, being a mixture of
~ street swceplngs and stable manure, -
for sale al the town barn, corner ol Elm aud
Cross streets. Payment viii be takca m
cnrtlng gravel or other woik on The streets
aud rouds, II preferred by the purchaser.
EDW ARD w bAWTON,
.Sirct Com missioner.
Nav ~
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We find in the Newbern, N. c. Spec.
tator, Of tho 9TH instant, the following
paragraph
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For sale,
u q ONNE rs.
Cords g. 's'asscss,

&,lI.K cords and iassels; worsted cords
- and tsssels, each Of their various kinds
and coors.
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Reception Of the Algcrine Governor at New

"Where ignorance IL bliss, It's folly to be WISE"
On Governor Kings visit to Fort Adams
Oh Thursday last, there was, us u matter OF
courtesy, salute Of Ii guns fred OF his ar
rival there, and the troops called out TO re-
view, and passed under the inspection Of his
Excclency, and when through the evoluions
of inspection, were marched round by Major
Pane, and before being marched off parade,
were marched in front of the Governor and
as usual presented arms, Major Paine, OF
course, with the company presenting his
sword To his Excelency. There they stood,
the Governor iionllng the troops and Major
p. for about two minutes when the Mai jor
seeing that the Governor ~ no manner re-
ciprocated the courtesy; the Major, feeling
Indignant, Immediately ordered the men to
Their quarters. and a corporal's guard then
escorted The Governor to the Barge, and after
being rowed back to town, he generously
presented the bargemen with twenty-five
cents for the whole boats crew, which was
just five cents per head.
Newport, May9
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Inp Boxes IIavhra pfcvp sug-t, N sict, -rd 'c'
'ON sa. rtoar IS L.I W htN1oN.
Apu..e
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Bags Nathan
Bakor David q.
Bennett VIM.
Biltnor } q
Brig Sea Bird u q
Brrnlun Miss Eliza {.
Cahoons Capt G
Chase Juha q
Cole Richard
Cole Rev Samuel
Carpentry Miss LucyB
( Crandall Mrs Abby
Crowell Mrs. Sally
Davis William
Iiamcs Harms
Earl John " VIM.
Fish Edward
French Rodney
Fish Miss Mary Ann
Folsom Dorothy
Gardiner Easton
Gouraud Fauycl 3
Coil William
Graham Capt Thoma.
Gladdiug Mary Z
Grey Nllss Charlotte
Hall Andrew
Harris fruucis
Hathaway WIN l..
Hazard Thomas
ilclmc Charles
llinman liayilah y :
Hopkins Wanton
lIow,s Capt Asa III
lnslcy Nathaniel
Johnson George w
Kingsley Lieut. E L
ktautcr Charles
lm4 3wl ASH
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Also --B o n n T. + S

Also -B ON n rs.
Straw Bands, Rolio Bands,
Straw Tassels, Straw Bonnets,
Florence BUnncts, Bonnet Ribbons,
new style.
A full supply OF the above, received this
day. at JinES HLUUO.ND'S.
Nm ~.
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A Rare Chance.
COTTAGE for sale.

&nA The subscriber offers for safe his
:?.m Cottage, situated on Bellevue street,
LINE nearly opposite the Redwood Libra
~. For terms apply to Gov. Wm. G. Glpss,
Mill st. JOHN WEST.
Newport, May ~, 42.
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What kind Of cause must iha, be that re
qnires u resort to such shameless ialsehood,
as the following. which we copy from the
New Age Of Saturday, the l4lh inst or whs
must be the character Of the person thai
wonld be guilty Of SO foul calumnyi One
more base could hardly be conceived OF, ant
we doubt not the Governor of The State vii
hold the promulga,ors Of the slander ac
countable for their temerity.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-09-24
All Sorts Of Paragraphs.

Emigration Eastpard. Three Junior
climbs Of the law'' discmbarked, or, rs
We say here, dis-arriu'd, from this city
one day last week for s'homeward bounds
having, in most incredible shor,
space of time, found out that our bar
was full to Overlooking, and our courts
atford'ns but beggarly account Of emp
ty dockcts. This is the only case Of en-
igration backwards that we have noticed
IN four years residence in Iowa. And
we publish it as caution, to all adven.
turous youths who may be signing to
slip oil this way without first letting
their anxious mothers know that they in
tend to be ''out." These very respecta.
BILE young gentlemen have perhaps saved
the feelings Of very many of their friends
by leaving when they did and before a
good many other things, besides: them
selves, were (nedr p out
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-09-24
TO " A Il @ U s =,

Steamboat Landing, Bloomington, loYa
~ ME undersigned, late Of the Burlington
j House, respectfully announces to the
citizens Of the town and county, az we'll az
the travelling community, tina, no has taken
the IOWA HOUSE, formerly occupied by
Mrs. Parrots, fitted it up in comfortable maui
ner, and hopes by unremitted eycrtions, and
assidnons attention, 20 merit public patronage.
The House is situated close 10 the landing, in
the business part of the town, SO gentlemen
wishing to take the river from this place, are
sure Of having an opportunity Of going by the
first boat
Ills TABLE shall at all times be supplied
with the bes, the country affords, the BAR
with the choicest Wines and Liquors, and HE
STABLE we'll provided with grain, With caro-.
| fu and attentive Ostlars.
| From his long experience, and determine
ton to spare no pains lorender his guests COM
Portable, he ha,,ers himself that he will be
able to give entire satisfaction TO all who may
favor him with their patronage.
WILLIAM FRYE.
Bloomington. June Is, l84l.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-09-24

A bill has passed both houses Of con-
grcss. changing the Fiscal year, 50 as TO
commence on The lst Of July instead Of
the LIST Of January. as therefore,.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-09-24
fTamn Agllmn1,

TOHN B. FRENCH respectfully informs
81 the citizens If Burlington and its vicni-
", that he will, on the 18th inst. open school
in the basement story Of the Catholic Church
in this town
J. b. f. has had considerable experience in
his profession, having taugh, for some time IN
one of the State Schools Of Maryland, treln
the trustees Of which, and from very many
other prominen. and dis,ingus shed gentlem men
cf tina! state and IF the District Of Columbia
he has received the most satisfactory testimo-
n,nls OF character and competency.
TERMS: peliing, reading and writing
per quarter, So OU; the same, with English
Grammar and Arithmetic. 50 90; the same.
with History, Geography, French. Latln md
Greek languages, IS 90; the same. with Book
keeping, Natural Philosophy, Composition.
Dec ametion, the various branches of Mathe'
mates, Astronomy, &c, Sc 90
fErChsldren of all demonstrations received
ana no lN1EEFEEASoE with their p. cullar ten
cts.
Burlington, Sep. 10, 1874. 9-4w
IlIawkeve copy At
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Western Hotel.

'.sAou1d aud acquaintance be forgot"
TINllE Proprietor Of the Western Hotel, sit.
IL aated on the corner Of Fourth and JEFF
ferson streets, takes this occasion 10 present
his grateful acknowledgements for tho Iibe al
amount OF patronage extended towards him in
time past, and begs leave toinform his friends
and the public generally, that he has again
taken posse ssion Of this we'll known establish.
nsent, and he hopes by unremittcd and assid-
uous attention 10 merit y continuance Of the
patronage hitherto bestowed.
Daring the shor, recess, the House has been
thoroughly renovated and improved, and is
now ready for the reception OF Boardcrs and
the Travelling public.
Attached TO the above Hotel, is commodiy
Gus Stone Stable. together with extensive
yard room and offording facilities to travel.
ers not surpassed in the Territory.
JAMES w. NEALEY.
Burlington. Nav 81. l842-tf
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Window Springs.

EX7E, the undersigned, Carpenters and
Wv Builders vf Burlington, Iowa, re.
commend II. HAMMONDS PATENT UrrER
and improved Lower Window Sash Springs,
as II very superior article.
J. JOHNSON, J. DILLMAN.
a. FoRDNEY, e. G. MATHIS,
B. KNIGHT, H. MOORE,
f. EVANS.
The Carpenters Of Iowa City. Bloomington.
Davenport. and the principal Builder,
throughout the country, where sheSs .spsinge
have been Introduced, have testified that
they are very superior 10 all Others.
The above Springs took the premium at
the exhibition OF the 'tAmcrican lns.i;uIe',
in New York. Octsbe-, 1888.
These Springs Gun be used in all kinds Of
| windows for letting the UPrEn SASH Down
| which is very essential for the proper veni-
lu,jon Of II room.
Window frames should be made narrow !.
high and with parting strips. These springs,
are warranted not 70 loose their elasticity or
break they have points with them for pre-
serving the no,ches in the sash, and dircc-
tons TO- selecting the appropriate sizes. aud
properly putting them into the windows.
For sale by Francis J. C. Peasley. Bur.
iinSlon. Iowa, the Hardware stores Of A.
Farr, Mo,l & Mills, Wilson & Brothers,
Donaldson & Hall, J. S. Pcaso & Co., 81.
Louis; also in Cincinnati, Wheeling, Pits
burg. New Orleans, aud u. the Hardware s
Commission houses Of T.. Field & Co. N ",
livingston & Lyman, and Cur,iss T. Hand.
Philadelphia; S;ickney and Noycs, Balls.
| more.
Burlington, August g, 1872.
L
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-09-24
PORK PACKING.

ME undersigned having made extensive
y preparations for the packing OF Beef
and Pork, are now ready ~ cen,ract with
individuals or companies for packing their
beef and pork on favorable terms. They
have connected with their packing house,
an extensive siaughsering establishment,
where they are prepared 10 kill and pask
with the utmost despatch, any number Of
Hogs, and will load Hat boats, and despatch
tnem at very short notice. which will ena-
bic the owners ~ wal, till favorable wealth
err and water, and then pu, The boa.s below
the rapids a. once, by This means he will
save cost and damage by ds1enlisn. We
will also furnish barrels a ID sal, for packing,
if desired, a. u very low price. For further
particulars enquire Of
GEO PARTRIDGE, or
l.. D. RAND.
N. B.-100O bushels Turks Island SAL,
for packing, for sale Is low it can be pnr-
chased and brcush, TO this market Enquire
as above.
Burlington, July ?. 1si2
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8 !, !: 81 8 i /: .
J, WENDEI.'S

j. WENDEI'S
3 q kerry ord cnfc ctionary,
To The Room under tie Ha'ckeye Office.
rVNIgE subscriber would respectfully Inform
h the citizens of Burlington aad ITS vlcln'
itv, that he is now fitted up his new Bakery and
Confectionery Store in good style, on the Main
street, in the room under the .sflawk.eye'
office where he; will be able TO furnish
whenever called for, all articles ia his line
such as
BREAD, CRACKERS,
Pilot do. CANDIES.
RAISINS, LEMONS,
NUTS OF all kinds,
And in fact every article usually kept in such
establishments.
All orders for Cakes, Bread, &c. supplied
on the shortest notice.
The undersigned takes this occasion to re.
turn his sincere thanks to this community fol
their liberal patronage heretofore, and hopes
by strict attention to his business to mer!
Il continuance of the same.
August 90 ]. wendell.
N. b. STEAM BOATS supplied with
Bread. Crackers, Ice, &c. at all hours, and or
libearl terms.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-09-24
MADISON HOUSE.
TAILORING,
AGLESFIELD & MORGAN.

wv GUILD respectfully inform the ci,ssns
w Of Burlington. and viciaisy, that they
have commenced the absys Business ID Ill ito
various branches, and 6st,er themselves frem
the long ex per,oncs aud a1ssa..ge Of she FasA-
,ons from the eastern cities, that they can %
wo.s in % neat, durable and fashionable .
manner as can be done in lLe wssl: sai Aspo
nv .,Yict attention 10 business to wsYi, The pub.
lie patronage.
shop on Mai, Street, one dso. North Of Coz,
Po..lewai, s Co, formerly oeeapise y the
Rev J NJ Fulton.
n.,ling,on. MAY q, ,842--.f,o;.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-09-24

VUNIATTA lRON.-Rsccived por stsaa,
81 Ohio, ) tons Of Round, Flat aud SOU
Bar Iron Of assorted sizes, from 33 inch
2,2.
The above is offered cheaper than can bo
bought elsewhere in the city.
June is. LUKE PALMER.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-09-24
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
District Court for the first Judicial Dis
lrict in the Territory OF Iowa.

In tie Of ESocn 5. iiiI.I, petitionins
TIE creditors .: the said rs,itloning Bankrur,
are hereby nothe d. that the SAID court has appoint.
the 9Th dan u, October next, at Fort Madison. in
The county d Lee, N SAID District. 10 hear said
pettion at which time and place u e saiu bank
iupt and all p,g.ons interested may appear aud
she. cause iuny they may hav. why the praye
OF said petitioner should not be granted. Dated
th,. 10Th day OF September. ISL!
By order Of the court. +. Kirkpatrick, elk.
Hall & Ihompsen, scl'ss. Sep. l7--lt
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NEW STORE.
Goods for Cas- and Prs ducc!

GOODS Tor Gas ana fri uucC.
TNHE subscribers take THE method of in.
IL forming the citizens of burlington and
vicinity that they have aiken the house la.el,
occupied BY L. J. G. Peasley water street,
where they are now opening and intend keep
ing constantly on hume.
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, BOOTS
AND SHOES, IRON, NAILS,
GLASS, AND COTTON YARNS,
AND BATTlNGS.
which will be sold low for Cash or produce.
Particular attention will be paid q the
STORING s. FORWARDING
Of produce and other merchandise entrusted
10 their care.
W.9LKER e. COEN.
Wanted immediately 10000 bnshele Of
wheat for which the highest market price will
be given. w. & {.
Sept. 10Th. 1919
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-09-24

JAMES RESIDES, long known us a
great Stage owner and Mail contractor,
died within u few days, in Philadelphia,
after long and severe illness.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-09-24
A Card.

A Card.
ARS. C. f. THOMPSON would respect.
lyl fully inform the Ladies OF the city OF
Burlington and vicinity, thu: she mas COM
menced the
Millinery and Dress Making Business,
at the old stand Of Miss L. a. Smith. on Main
Street, next door to the corner of JeHerso,
Street, where she will be pleased to serve
those who may favor her with their custom.
July %, l342-tf
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-09-24

New York.-The democrats Of NV
York have nominated w. c. Bouck or
Governor, and 4. S. Dickinson for Lit.
Governor. The wings have nominated
L. Rraaish and Gabriel Furman in oppo-
sition. Mr.. Bradish is an avowcd aboli
ZIONIST We doubt not the Empire State
Will be seen to wheel into line with the
balance Of the Uuion.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-09-24

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
District Court for the first Judicial Dis
trct in the Territory Of Iowa.
In the case of Nicholas G. Pleasunls petit
tioning Bankrupt.
The creditors of the said peti,ioning bank.
rupt are hereby notified, that the said court
has appointed the Eth day OF October next, at
Burlington, in the county of Dcs Moines, in
said district, to hear said Petition, at which
time and place. the said bankrupt, and ali per.
eons interested, may appear and show cause, il
any they may have, why the praye! Of said PEE
titioner should not be granted.
Dated this 22d day OF September, 1912.
by order OF the court. J S Dunlap. clerk
D Lee rned, sol'r Sept 24-3w
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-09-24

s'MoRE Light ON TUE SUBJECT
- BHLs. superior SPIRIT GAS and
- lamps appropriate for burning ii, jus
received. This sas affords y better lish. an,
cheaper than any ether subssi,n,e ever in
vented, and is row almost exclusively used
in all the larger cities, for sale VI
may IL WESvBROOA,S.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-09-24
Notice..

T DERSGNS indebted 10 the Gazette Office,
who have promised to pa, Ieir accounts
III Cats Corn, Hay, &c, urc reqn, a,ed TO do
liver tho same as soon as possible, or the mo-
aev will he eXac;ed.
Gazette office Ang. 81, 1912.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-09-24
CITY SCHOOL.

ME second term Of this inslitution wi!l
4 commence on,he 5th Of September.
rerias.
For tuition in the Latin, Greek,
aed French, languages, the
various branches of A.atnemat-
ice, Astronomy, Chemistry,
Natural Philosophy, stcnos1a.
ply, Drawing &. Sc, per month
For E..y.lsh Grammar md Geos-
rophy, 80 per month
Por ether English branches anu
Music, ST, per month
". 5. Townsend teacher Of The English
department.
&c Ross teacher Of The Aca1smical De-
partmcn..
august 27-tt
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-09-24

Bankrupt Lac Dscided TO be unconst,-
tntional Judge Wells, Of Missouri, has
decided the Bankrupt law to be unconsti-
tutioal. An appeal will of course be Ia
ken to the Supreme Court Of tho Uni.ed
States. Meantime all Bankrupt cases
pending in Missouri will be suspended
uutil d,Ssision by that tribunal shall
have been had.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-09-24
From the Missouri Republican,
AMT LOUIS BANK NOTE TABLE
BASED uPoN Specie.
[ The Currency of Ioma Terr;tory is regu.
lated By tie 81. Louis Standard

Bank Of Missouri mr.
do do branches mar
Bank Of Illinois 5sa62 di,
City and County Warrants l7a2O dis
Bank Of Cairo
Miners ank Of Du Buque no sale
Wisconsin Marine Insurance Co. 2a4 die
State Bank Of Illinois COa65 dis
ONO, country. generally, 3a5 dis
C'nc,nnau la2 dis
State Bank Of Indiana 3a5 dis
Kentucky Banks lag dis
United States Bank Notes 65 dis
PENNSYLVANIA, specie paving par
MARYLAND do do mar
Virginia banks 4a5 dis
New York and New England Banks par
bank OF Louisiana la3 DIS
Suspended New Orleans banks no sal 3
hiKansss t,ank no sale
nilch'gan Banks, generally, BAD I'll.
tennessee lOal5 dis
Exchange on N Fork Boston & Ph,la. prm
40 New Orleans las dis
Snecic
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-09-24

MARRlEl.In this city ON the 18th inst by the
Ecv - Nhitiord, Mr.. SAMUEL HUTCHINSON TO
Mss EllZAsETH DOWNING. all this place.