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No. 81 SOUTH STREET, N. Y.
PASSAGE and from Great Britain and Ireland Liver
pool and London by the regular packets SAILING weekly to and
from Liverpool and and from London the 10TH and
Goth Of each MONTH The subscriber has made
engagements to Drlng out eRigan aud with great conn.,
due and IIgen attention will be shown them and all WI
embark with Them ras'age also be engaged from Liver
pool New Orleans Mobile, Sa aunah, Ba'timere
Phiadelphia aud 70 the different ports Of the British
Provinces With these together with the adj
vantage which his Liverp oil correspondents being
sness-havng despatched upwards of 100 rt class
the of the Unite States with freight and
passengers The facility offered by this esabi shmet
surpassed and from the large number first class ships
will be guaranteed The of will be the lowest
rates. should of those sent oecne cDg he
money Will b. returned customary The steam boat
fare from the different to Liverpool usual be
cured Those remine to their friends have drafts
10 amount ayable the Principal towns, without dis
which has given the greatest satisfaction. 80 -,
The subscriber continual on OF the public
patronage which HIS been so literally bestowed for many
years past For further particular: amply IF by letter post
N' j. W. ROBINSON. No ls GoTee Pszzas,
Georges Dock and NePsq1s & Waterloo Dock Liverpool
Thos Timmins Es, No l65 South Front ST, Phlada.
Patrick n 'ton Esq Buf,io NY
N,shI MM so s5. tt f,t,.GSrS9' "a
IA Noomau Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Ty.
Chs. McCorkey, Dubuque, Iowa Ty,
J. X Elliott Detroit, Michigan.
Cornelius CahIll, Peru, Illinois
John IL n-y, ROches ~ Y.
BThe subscriber also ent for first class packet ships
saili every few day days fr IN New York New Orleans
Mobile Charleston and Savannah, by which passage
secured at the lowest rate. m2ir
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UNITED STATES
I + A MPORIUM.
III, ute l2a Chatham si,ret, Vg,s Ytga.
And ll6 Fulton street, Brooklyn.
AGES " 3ls BLEgcKEn STREET.
WIN I,ESaLE Ann kTAn

~,,,,s. p ,,, WI nEsALE AND RETAIL.
FI>HE CANTON TEA COMPANY continus 20 offer for
!ale new and fragrant Tea, Of every variety and style
Their assortment specially includes the most delicious and
ooweru grades Green and Black Every package
stamp Of nsne and elegance and the Teas therein
sec' go rom sht and air that thsI quality and
Of nnancss perhaps scarcely eTceed II
ioanoeo poh me utmost regard the rights OF custom
espeSaDy with rcsrect to weight snd quality ard un
sea All purchasers called upon any
lcles s TO give them the fullest which
the money wall be sheeully and promptly refunded Coun
sy merchapr pnhiic establishments heads or families aud
selves from this establishment, " p' ~
GENUINE JAVA COFFEE roasted every dAv
Orders from all parts Of the United sats. sx.esses with
sronptitudc and despatch. ~
" The only warehouse ip AneYies 10, th- xelr or H,,
sus's ce,ebrstsa Piack Tea moS ,,rsr
Howquns Mi1tureThis extreme y delicious and unpara
tsed Tea so highly celebrated China and Europe Just
ported pow for sale At the Canton Tea Company General
Tea Establishment lsl Chsthsmst Nav Vow, and ZIG Full
ton street. Brooklyn v,ckagrs Price 80
m?5 tut m
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BILLIARD SALOON
AMERICA

TIE AMERICAN HOTEL.
price REDUCED 70 One Shilling per Hundred from 3
A. M 10 3P M-The subscriber informs his friends and
the public in general, that nc has Five New Billiard Tables in
the upper front seoon-two the
saloon, and the front roomal in first order
Each teman visiting the establishment will be furnished
with private Cue for his especial nse-thc tabep being d
erent the proprietor thinks will render
select and aeeable gentle visiting his house.
ALSO, TWO FINE BOWLING ALLEYS IN THE
BASEMENT.
His Bar will always be ed with the choicest Wines and
Liquors and the best be hadaso Sherry Cobe
Mint Juleps, Punches made be surpassed
B-The apartments have undergone thorough re6tng
new paper, painting, &c.
Gentlemen will please to communicate my neglect of
duty ef the attendants, at the bar.
FRANCIS MONTENEGRO
mchI6 tmsr Barclay street.
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CROTON WATER-DAY'S FIRST PRE- AIUM IN.
" Ola RUBBER HOSE confidently recommr nded FOR
any for which leather used and warranted
sess the following properties -
st IL perfec " tight under pressure of the Croton.
81 made of the fabrics and will midew
inJure IN the least, and requires attention.
Bird. Ii is not sstroyed by contact with oil
snened by cold weather. the rubber de-
impose, as mterr articles used. Should
the least complaint be made Of thu Hose posses
the above will be taken back,
side months from its purchase, and otner gwen in
change without charQe
4h Coupling and JET pipes will be attached without charge
Buyers will thst clearly satisfied that this hose (he
OF making which unknown the trade)
just the article long wanted for leading nd other
liquids. HORACE H. DAY,
mic msr Success to Roxbury r G. IS Mainep lane.
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PAPER.
DERssh BROOKS, No. 81 Liberty street have for ~

Also, nook paper, 10 ~ ~, q by 25 and "a by ,
They have large assortment % Wrtnt hl I'l.ns
f.,v y, =. -, n,,c..
WRENCH BRIO OIHILtA-Deb, winch may De con
,on,;yn... m2acc
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EXPRESS FOR CLEVELAND AND DETROIT
THE subscribers will send through from
the above named md rnedate places the
the 9th nst the transportation OF specie bank notes.
bundles and package, goods collection drafts bills
and and all such other business be
them. POMEROY & CO,
2W all at, NY
N, B. Immediately the opening OF lake navigaon the
above line will be extended Chicago,
sc and continued throughout the entire
with their New York. Albany, Troy. and Buffalo daily
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TIE THE LAYERS Qt sUfGKIQR BLACK TEA
HSwqas extremely delicious and unpars
j. sSy for f # hs Gsns:9 T.. Company sns
ton street Brooklyn Price 50 cent. sa@ So each
REMOVAL
1vi sincere for the liberal patronage
ns TO ss @ snS Ss s - and o beg
msved her old sstabhea snuff aud tobacco warehouse the
invite Of her large and
we'll fsS fSs am sSss and na
ss and aSaeso
choice Of brands of Havana and Pru
pocket s S Chinese pPss &c All
Strangers and dealers invited call previous
making their purchases elsewhere ma lmsec
N0TICE AND REMoVAL-F;A AKTAULT, lately
for svGs az hi. attention to The
s. .g 1sPoyed his old stand from 1881 Fulton
gseaage. received BY the arrivals 1000 French
Pa.1f No 30 and 40 warranted French Aero
Tatus He will be glad all his old customers
Plsa'e to calas5 Broadway, I'd story Nos.
8 BKEYo0KT, formerly at l02 Fulton street, h.
MADA sAM FLoRISN F. LLEFEvRE-Removed from 70
removed Om ls to isS Bioadway few doors below the
r.snan u,s &. and SpPe:ss JShn flied
business and will be pleased old friends
patrons. and others who favor him with call He has
Thi; poTsal Extract Jampoany
of New Workers aud heathest articles
for the Of DE- ndu end streng the hair approved
by the Faculty of Medicine Pans Wahing
Nothing pleasant delightful go through
this operation in the hands Of p NAES mr. mn
sELPHOS FIRST PREMIUM A V(}LEsEY LEG.
INTRODUCED into this country and made solely by VIII
liam Sepho, No 80 Spring street, Broadway. New
York. This description Of Artificial Leg name
the celeb aicd Marquis of Angesey this day the first
horseman Europe) by whom Las been adopted and
since first the late Mr. Po Of London
to whom the artist for eleven pupil aud
sistan.
The Apsesey Leg patented in England differ, rad.
cay and essentially from all other for amCuated
limb. In Europe worn by Prince Ernest of He Phillip
stall, and bv oh.r Continental well British Nob,
and Naval and Military 'isnt,e-n who suffe the late
most emns Europeau be the approach
the Natural Leg hhr produced, OPINION which both
m.ny distinguished of their 10
the United States And during the short the subscriber
has beeu this country, advantages have fully tested
by number Of patients of the highest respecabty who have
lett with him the certificates of lis
without meaning fleet upon any maker old
style ofeg considers his duty public
being msed sy pretending to initiate improve
The ADgesev Leg. w. has had years
hrs professions and mechanical principle which the
PECULIARLY Ct this leg depenus known only III this United
States TO himself
w s. be consulted daily Spring by letter.
post paid.
The ANsLEsEy LEG his and its introduction
nice meehsnica k will hailed with JOY and eraIilnds BY
all who need assistance The workmanship OF Leg
beau Iul and the and durable The
joints eIscy nila and the most need seu
vaiy ehaeavor fhion perfect model Of,
human limb. We readers especial notice
worthy artist His advertisement be relied
telling the literal truth. imsm
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STRAW BoNNETs AND ENBROIDERIEs

STRAW BONNETS AND EMBROIDERlES.
this of the he l,dies about lie
y city. Miss q defioy begs inform mt she iltsy
received from the best Pa is several Of
and eer simpl civ
The sale viii BEGIN Wednesday the 3st
will be uusd every d y Of tn. week.
Miss F. @ Oil sell same time COZ plee assortment
Of EN- thst she wnl i've below hing
her eek for the ensuing season
Ladies' invited 70 call to $50 Broadway, opposite the Carl
ton II u,e, stairs, and aIse for hems.lts n293"r
DIV ANb SUPERIOR "LOM.LiNO" SOUTH -IDE
" MADEIRA-At Pubic Auction, THURSDAY, ist June,
2 o'clock q e sor OF the sub,cner No. New
Wall street New York, will be sold liberal credit rs
hal pipes and casks Of old South Side NADER
Wine, from the celebrated and rBci.nt House LomrI
no" of the choice bland
Thee all &c the import by
Messrs Peter Harmony Co. and uuder ust m Hou,s
Lock
Samples be ut and they will be off red ct
private sale until s June, when all that remain. ba be sold
day 10 the highest bidder, without III. ship
must be closed. w. A. CARTsK,
Wine and Commission Merchant,
m aeWs NevK nrt
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4 DAMS CO.'S NEW YORK AND NEWARK Ell
u PRESSChe public respectfully informed that 0
Subscribers have established Express between New Yc
aud Newark, NJ j. Tor the and speedy delvo
Of packages bundles, money &c Sc the collection Of
aud bills and all other business appertaning Express
Orders for articles 10 be returned by the EIpress will
delivered free OF charge.
Office New York al No Wall street, and IN Newark saf
SMITHS Newspaper Depot, No. i2o Broad 81.
Leave New York at iIx A. M. and iAP.N.
Lesvs Newark ro A. NJ, snd " r. NJ
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pHO TOGRAPH PORTRAITs-Dr. L. NJ. CYRUS
rect likeness of the original but also purity ofdrsign,
whe her ancient mod ruof the ebr artists
Crate iul the he has received his nu-
zoe ous friends and the public generally, d l.. M Cyrus
would fin infor them that he fitted The
don of ades of rooms Puk Place House corner
Of Broadway, where ne his skill profession snd
his attention II who him with their fyor. will
him Of the hihe be rally
bestowed on him.
The Doctor instruction every department of the Ds
guerreotyps Phyt graphic art o taking por
SIN sc e, for sale also
chemical preparations for taking Of portraits in Phyto
graphs or coioy Terms moderate milo lm'r
pLEAsANT BOAf OIN1-severai families can De &C
commodaied Satton Point, mile from the VILLAGE
of Flushing; and from which steamboat day
shng beach within forty rods with house.
ura walks, aud prospect unsurpassed b. land and water
Apply to r. STRATTON.
MO mFr
uA>DsOMh APnRrWtN1S ~ Houston street, near
II Broadway let geEtemrn with be kias aud
al board IL required References required. H. quire the
bar Nblos Garden, At tie house, All Houston
m2tlmsec
7 wRlGH q 60. will open office of dqcount and he
l.. p1site Oswego N. Y, the lst OF May next AID
lrto Ebbct., Jr. 50 cashier, New York.
Drew, Robinson Co, New York.
A. U. Patchn, ESQ, CASHIER, Albany,
osweso. April 90. Isi3. sas ws
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IMPORTANT TO OLD COUNTRYMEN.-M ESSRs
HARNDEN 60. will draw their Express and Foreign
Letter Office, No Wall street. small bills % exchange from
- E0e, sut payable sight to the
js,,oa Of Wishing remit hc friends Esuland
iceland, Scotland.
The letter bags Tor the hoysi Mail Steamers forLve spoo
also made up their Office.
Eor further Information apply;o
HARNpEN CO,
Wailytrcs
Agents IN !.ondon--MACLEAN, MAHKls co.
LiverpooI-WiLIER & GMiTE.
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THE ANsLEsEy LEG This invention and its iDrod uction
tnis by pupil of the inventor and adj
nice mechanical kill will be hailed with JOY and gratitude bv
all who need assistance The workmanship of the Leg
Ifu bic.
joints eIscy nlar nature and the most need
vainly ehaoavor fAshion model
human limb We commend readers especial notice, tie
worthy artist His advertisement be relied
telling the literal truth MI Imsm
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-08-11
NOTICE

rs hereby given, that the undersigned will make
u application at the next term ofthe District Cour.
for Cedar CO. l. r. for the sale Of the following real
Estate. situate in the county aforesaid and belonging
to the Estate Of David W. Flock ote Of said county,
decd. to. pay the debts Of said estate. viz:
An undivided half Of the N. E. forty acres in the
s. w, fourth Of section "a T. 40 N. r. 2 w. Of
the 5th pm. Also, 20 acres Of land in the n. e.
40 acres Of S. E. fourth Of section 81 in the same
Town and Range commencing on the East side Of
said forty acre lot in the centre Of the public road
which runs through the same thence to extend along
the centre Of said road thirty rods then to turn to the
left 80 degrees aud run IA rods, and then to run due
East to the East side of said quarter section: and
thence due North to the Mort East corner OF saio
quarter section and thence west so rods. and thence
South to the place Of beginning; when and where
all persons concerned may appear and show cause
if any they have why the said order may not be
granted.
SUSAN FLOCK. Adm'rx,
Upton, august 7th le43. a4t
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TERRITORY OF low
MUsCayInE Co-Nry,
District .'ory'


S. C, Hastings
Latham 4 How, }ln Ihancery
John Abe! and
Denton ] Snyder; J
II ME defendants in the above case vii. take . :
IL ticc tina! ON The Cd day OF February, !.
,S43, the complainant filed his bill in chancesy
gainst the defendants. The bill states that 81. III
Goth day of November, a lS4i, the compe'asn
bought at sheriff sale, on OH execution a. =
property of lefendan, How, the soow.ng cesegihtr
real estate situate in the county OF Muscsiire VI
the undivided 18th part of the north half the sou
east quarter of section IS, + II, Il one wes. q &
5th principal n,aridau; aud also the equal nnr
ded one-ourth part of the southeast quarter OF 50
ton 26, r II, r one west of the 5th principal n.
-idiad with the exception Of certain Part tE'a
decided to John Sherfey, john Fowler, Joseph sto'
and Peter Perry. commencing al the south east CO..
ner of section re, thence running the west line to e
alley, IS feet, and in block 80, thence NORTH Nj
said alley as far as the platt runs, and thence eas
the section line, and thence south to the place 9
beginning. and also the following lots in 'thetoH
| of Wyoming, viz: Nos, Is, Is, H. in block y.
ten; Lots No IL, and the east half Of lots No. s
s. and lot No. ten in block No IL; Tha. SAID l,'o
! perty has not hccn redeemed by said How; that u,
the 7th day of July, A D ls4l the said How deed
cd the said property to defendant Abel for the pns
pose of defrandng creditors, &C. The bill rrays
that the decd Of conveyance of How 10 Abel n>a.
be cancelled and declared null and void, DC. and hs'
Abe! may be decrecd TO convey his supposed l:er
est in said property to complainant.
June 80, lS43 J. 6, MORROW Clerk,
s C.. Hastings So'r. essee z,5
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Public Sale of Real Property.

undersigned will offer for sale to the highest
bidder, on WEDNESDAY THE 18th DAY OF
OCTOBER NEXT at the Courthouse in the
Town Of Bloomington. between the hours Of 10 o.
clock A. M. and P. NJ. Of said day, the following
described property, situated in and near the town
Of Bloomington, in the county of Muscatine and
Territory Of Iowa. TO wit: The West l-2 Of Lot S
in Block 4, w. l-2 Of Lot Pin B. 6. e. lie in
l6, w. 1873 in l6, E. 20 fee. Of in II. E l-2
in II, w 20 of in Is, E l-2 9 in IS, E l-2
in 10. l-2 in l9, Lot in II, Middle 20 # 3 in
81, g in 90, 10 In %, 3 in "a, in ~, Z in 27 in
%. Gin %, 4in so. 66l, 10 in 81. s in IS, 10
in So, Sin 50. E l-2 2 in IS, E l-2 Sin 66. w
liz in 81, 8 in GO, w l-2 in IS, 9 in 50. S in
70. = in 70, 9 in ~, . in 81. w l-2 8 in SO. in
SO. l0in 81, w l-23 l04, 6 in los, 3 in lob, z in
los, w l-2 in 100, w l-2 3 in 109, S in ll2,
lis. w l-2 in ll6. Gin lit. 4 in ils, E l-2
in lis, E l-2 in t6. 8 in las. I in l5c. w i-2
10 in $50. S in $50. w Ia = in $50. E.l-2 S in
l52. E l-2 in l52. Fin l53. 8 in 153, e 40 fl
in z Six 1877 in 1876, 10 feet on tho East side Of
lo. and 40 4 on the West side Of Lot in Block
40 and E l-2 Z in $50. Also the undvided Ia
Of the w fraction of Sec 2. and the undivided Ia
of Lots and in sec 8. both in Township rs
West, containing 80 acres more or less. Also the
l-2 Of sec %, and the W l-2 Of sec IS, in Town.
ship r. Range w. Said Land is situated within
a mile Of Bloomington and embraces what is term
ed the Warfed farm. upon which is situated large
frame dwelling. (un6nishcd) and Some out houses,
together with some IS or 50 acres under cultivation
Terms Of sale will be. ono fourth in cash, one
fourth in months. one fourth in II months. and
one fourth in 10 months title bond will b given
to the purchaser for deed when the money is all
paid. Mote and approved security will b. required
for the deferred payments, whcs will draw 6per cent
interest from date. 4(4 8HAR 4fsFwE
saa Eff @ f5a "a is, R.P. LOWE.
Agent Of the Bsltimcre Western Land Comp'y
Auguss 6th le43 9t4l
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-08-11
GENERAL ORnER No. 3
lst Brigade, 2nd Divs'n Iowa Militia.
RiOominntOn Julv 18th. lH43.

Tho several Ies.msnt' composing this brigade
view and martial exercise. at the following named
times and places, the present year, viz:
The lst Regiment composed Of the County Of
Louisa, at Wappeio on Monday 25:h day 81 Sep
tembcr, 4th Regiment, composed of the county Of
Washington at Washington on Tuesday the goth
day Of Sept Sd Regiment, county Of Johnson At
Iowa City on "Wednesday the eth day Of Sept, I'd
Regiment, county Of Mnscatine at bloomington o.,
Saturday the S0th day Of Sept.
Of which the Regimental and brigade Staff Off
Ger will take notce-anti they are hereby required
to appear on parade fully equipped and comparisoncd
as required by law.
By order Of Brig Z. Gen. DAVID CLARK.
T. B. JOHNSON, Aid-de-camp.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-08-11

Youxo MEN.-IleIp Yourselves.
+" P. Providence" we are told. :. helps them
who help themselves" a true proverb. and
worthy to be stamped on every heart.
Passing on through life. you find many a
stream that vii! CROSS your path-but don't
sit down and mourn. If you can, wade
across. throw in stones to stand upon, or
bring firth dead tree fro Ii the forest, and
you will soon make bridge and be safe
on the opposite side. To-day you are op
posed in your project. Don't s.op-don'.
60 back-meet the pposer-pe'severe and
you will conquer Providence viii assist
you. You have failed in business--cotf,e
on, from under The toad stool If desponden.
cy and Try again. BOUNDS if you don.
help yourself and per.evere you will do
nothing and be punched at by every beg
gar and every pauper on cru,ches. who
passes along. Your friends. have died
bury ,hem-but dom, linger in the church
yard mourning because they are gone. and
you may go next.-Up with you-,hrow
off your tears and 60 10 work and be hap.
py-',is the only way.
In fine, help yourselves in al places
at all times. and Providence will assist you
and smile on you, and make life a scene
Of active njoyment and real pleasure.
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-08-11

DEsI0Ns OF EN0LAND.-The New Or-
leans Picayune. Of the 23d inst, says:
= We are neither croakers nor aiarmis,s :
we neither magnify things small nor labor
to diminish things great, and while We
record every movement made by the Gov.
ernmen, of Great Britain-open and insi-
dious, for the abolition Of negro slavery
in The West India Islands and in Texas.
as many believe, We rest fully satisfied
that these operations cannot effect, in any
manner, our own institutions. We are
insulated, thank heaven, politically as well
as physically. from all foreign countries;
we are as far beyond the influence Of mo-
narchiaI despo,isms as we are above the
contamination Of anarcl,ial republics. and
have neither to fear the power of England
nor the debility of Spain. The ins,i,u-
lions under which we live. have been be-
quea,hed TO US by men who were az wise
and as good and as just as any to be found
in our day. or any tina, are likely to be
found for several succeeding generations.
even though the march Of in.ellec. should
be onwsrds. Their coun.rymen indeed,
we nigh, say, the enlightened Of the whole
world-are as fully and as strongly i'm
pressed with this truth as they are with
,ha, Of any self-eviden. proposition. The
solemn national covenant which they rat.
fled stands, therefore. in no danger of be-
ing t5roken OF .infringed on by the Ameri-
can people, and none others have the pow
er to consumrnate SO unholy design and
one which, if accomplished. would per Sc.
as the President says. dissolve the Union
and wrest from US republican government.
OF events such as these. as we have all
ready stated, we have no fears; and when.
ever we do advert TO either the tresspasses
or ln,rgues Of the English Government.
i, is not done with the view Of sounding
the alarm, or predicting danger TO our
own people. bu. 10 show the grasping
spiri. and unappeasable rapacity of that
power, whose lust for domain seems to
have no limits. whose efforts for national
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT have no bounds.
| England has obtained such mastery
over weak and enfeebled Spain. that i. is
we'll known the policy Of the Ministry a,
Madrid is subservien. that of Downing
street. and that although Espar,ero is the
principal actor in the Spanish Cabinet,
Sir Robert Peel is the wire pulier.
| Already England has her ship of war
/ permanently stationed in the harbor Of Ha
vana, ready to chss.ise the natives for any
&C. done 10 the dspleasure Of her Brian
mic Majesty. If English spies are to be
sent through the country, with power to
pry into the properly of every man. then
will not only the abasement blu. the ruin
of every planter in the Island be consuma
ted"
Bloomington herald. [volume] (Bloomington, I. T. [Iowa]) 1840-1849, 1843-08-11

r. OST by the subscriber in Fulton. Illinois, near
- tho mouth Of Cepperas Creek in said Coun-
ty, the following described negotiable note Of hand
on or about the seventh day fully, is43. to witt
Ono note given BY James Davis, for S29, 40
due on the 25,h day Of July, is43 with credits,)
and one on Geo. w. Humphreys for 81 90 due
when given, and drawn on or about the last ofJunc
ls43. One do, drawn BY John Cobb for $500
due on the 30th day Of Nov. 1912. One do drawn
by John White and assigned by Samuel Brisbine
for the sum of S. 90 due. with credit on the back
for 81 l.: cts. One do drawn by Alexander Den
mis- for the sum Of $3.50 with credit on the back
for $2,37 cts. due. ELIAS HARRINGTON.
Bloomington July 10th lS43.