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NOTICE.

TTAVLNG determined 70 60 70 Mobile the
II ensuing winter, Ger the purpose Of doing
a General FaceOrmge and Com
mission Rmramesas Iwould respectfully
solicit the patronage o. my friends and tine
public generally; having been planter myself
for several years, have some knowledge Of
the quality Of Cotton, and pledge myself to at
tend 10 all business entrusted 10 me with fidel-
ity and dispatch. will be in the city Of Mo-
bile, the LIST ofJanuary, lS43, where will be
happy to attend to my friends in my line.
WIN. WOODWARD,
of Noxubee County, Mss
Move nbe IL, 1912.
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THE STATE or MISSISSIPPI
-IlowNnEs 1IoUNTY.

LowNDEs COUNTY
Probate Court, January Term a. ID. 1913.
IwVO All persons interested IN the estate OF
Va1ary n6eEee late Of I.owndes coun-
~ deceased .1a
You are hereby cited 10 appear before the
Jndes OF our Probate Court, at q Term thereof
20 be holden &C Che Court House fof said ecun-
tys on The lst Monday in March, A. ID. 164S,
then and there % show cause, ifany you can.
why m order should not he made 10 sell the
6ollowing described Lands. situ I'D IN LowndeH
county, and State Of Mississippi, belonging Co
tho estate 81 the naid Yardry Nc Bee deed.
according 10 the prayer Of the petition of Alice
c. Mcfea Guardian. &c. Towit;
Lots No. eight, nine. twelve and thirteen. 1t is
further ordered BY the Court, that this citation
he pnhiiphedin the Democratic Wing, and the
Eolnmhms HeiuucRaf, two newspapers publish.
cd i'm the town Of Columbus, forsix weeks sue
cesnlRely.
Witness, the Honorable Thomas Samp-
son, Judge Of the PROBATE Court for
lsowndes county, the 1st Monday Of
January, AID. 1643.
es1ed from the minutes, the 9th day OF
January 1913.
xU a nFYFr Ep Clorb
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IN BANKRUPTCY-No. 492.
District Court OF the United States. }
Mnrilne..r. nsaa.:.A I. a A.. -.

Northern District Of Mississippi.
Notice i hereby given that JOHN w
HODGES of Lowndes county, has been
duly declared q Bankrupt by an order Of
Ct this said Court made on the Cd day of
January, "A. ID. 1913; and thai the said
W Hodges has applied for certificate
OF hnal discharge from his debts under
the act ct Congress in such case made and
Provided: and the I'd monday Of April.
l643 at Aberdeen. has been sci for the.
hnal hearing. All persons Interested may
then aud there appear to show cause. II
any they can, why the decree and cenifi.
cate OF discharge should not be pfa2ied.
Ct. M. RAGSBALE q. Clerk J,
January ID, 1913. II
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IN nAiliIllglR ~.

1f. NH sil NE B s salpIi. X
Mote II Ntg|l|S III ssk Ant u It'd
BH III nj ~ N 81 = Mnlndl neNllf Inns ilaagI
5nly 6soinktd - III III li b1 $40 for
dAF of IN Uni tolsll NJ a<|e'IN slls Z 4 day
January A y. ie4e and tint tla naid
David taafdin has apb cd or certificate
VI fnal discharge ID auch casb made and
prpKidsd: and Che ~ Fapnday Of ApFil
16a8nt Absfdeen, han been SCI fsr ilnal
hearing. All paraons inierenled may then
aad there appear To show cause, e any
they can. why Che decree and csFtiiicate
OF discharge should NOT be granted.
q r II. M. RAGSDALEs Clerk
> Ianaanvw aaAA II
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N Sc N se & S e R va
Those interested. are invited to call and
examine his splendid collection Of Premium
lncorruptible Teeth, which he win insert on
reasonable terms. with piyots or gold plate,
and if need be with Art5fcssl Gums Of the
same Incorruptible Material If. his work ID
not done in such way as to give perfect salts.
faction, nothing will be charged.
Office on Man Street. 2 doors from VIM
Huddlsston, & Cos Store.
Dec, 1852,
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and MaFvi1 1ls
ena STATE
menl OF
cllled, Wl,ish IA
oed 10 10 oN.-
Sb-l ~ $50 county hf
hoese door mi
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tlle following
IN OHuuoch1 60.
The sOuih s.- wv
thirteen, IN
range Thirteen
and My acre, eo
between tie b
title conveyed toG.
me az trustee. t
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asFta IN y choice article of family Flour reed
80 per Gieanher L.allHrnolsk this DIV
- 81 plsa ss 4a ILL CIxA Rx. :
nshirnBas jan 2sslh Aes
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Dir s. rs iLTo
DRESENI'y Biz I5sss
a their past patron,e
informs them that he ha,I
instruments, by means oia
a5led 10 perform with
mos: difficult operations
Of Dentistry. he will
palaies Of gold, where ti
been lost.
For the Con7IetoneN ma
with which his work Is ei
the following gentlemen
.Drs. >. Is. Malone G MI
Winter, -. lipsrom6. 3 M
and Mai. Vim. Dowsng b
phries, and Col ]. y. Bal
Hon. Sam. ]. GhoIsor A
Hon. Jas. F. Tratir. r
Mai. Jesse Ivy, Fatbli
Rev. O. j.. Nash, Wo
Jordan Reese. Ndl,rB
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
EyROM and after the first day of January
Il next, the subscribers win sell their re-
naming stock Of goods for Cash only, at cost
and necessary charges in getting them here.
Their stock is yet large and great bargains
can be had by calling on them.
Being determined to close up iheir business as
soon as practicable,aIl persons indebtedto them
are respectfully bat earnestly requested to make
payments without delay, at least, to call and
settle their accounts by note or otherwise
III. BUCHANNON g. CO:
Columbus, Dec. 18th, 1912.
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COFFEE.

SUGAR & MOLASSES.
e HHDS. SUGAR, and Choice article
= Molasses, all in good order. and For Sale
low by j. L.CLARk.
Jan. lS4S-I7
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NOTICE TO PLANTERS.
WnERSONS DESTROYS of obtaining Pearcess
III CINCINNATI SPINNING MA
CHIMES, will please leave their names
with Dr.. Weir, Col. Geo. III. Young. ar Louis
Gilmer, ESQ, where they win be attcn ledto
by JOHN PEARCE, ]
Jan. s, IS43. A..
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Jan. 26th. ls4s.-6m. pr s25.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-11-18

Gus TO nee how bsautifaliy and raoidtv
the .Excavator" would dig into 4 Rill.Z
With lis scoop il throws more earth into
the cars in enc dsy than ! Hundred omar,
active men can, working ia the .ams
time. 1ts power AID utility have ahead
y been tested o. the Western Railroads
in this country; Oh the Rsstern County
Railroads in England, and ON the road
that runs from s.. Petersbuvh 10 Mos.
COW. II is 10 be used On All the roads
now in contemplation in France; and
where there are hills 10 tear away, the
"Escavs!o," is the only power that can
be used with profit. Look a. the opera.
tons Of this 'Excavator." and then see a
hundred hardfsted men a, work, NOV.
ing, snail like, through u hill, and you
see at once which is best, which is cheap
est. ~
We look upon these new steam en-
gines as great auxilia, les in the move.
ment Of the world. They vii produce
the greatest change among the lAborins
classes that has yet been seen. They
will throw com,iion aborers iu:o more
elevated employ ment.-N. Y. Herald.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-11-18

= = .houid catch Are il would b. blown
...aod communications thus cut OF from
- hospital and prison. The sick con.
-. were also so arranged that their
ii. could be rolled off from, danger at q
,,,omeo.'s warming. Friday night passed
s.er. and all had remained quiet, aud in
he morning Edwards MAS brought into
he keeper room where he at once be-
s,n to beg and mado a full confession Of
n. accomplices. After hearing his story
NJ. Ly nds informed hin, that he was now
loo late-that all The Hen whom he wished
70 betray had been beforehand with him
--,ha, they knew all about his coil oil
wire, the sloop, the wheat and corn, and
in fac, every thing Mr.. Lynds then
.ooke TO him for some time, showing him
how utterly futile It was for him 10 lay
.uy plans for escape; that he was sur
rounded with spies; that every thing he
..;d or did was known, and In fne, that
there. was moi single codvict in the
vhole prison who had not a better chance
70 escape than himself. ~
Finding every thing thus effectuaily
discoye ed and all his plans foled, Ed.
cards began to beg most piteodsly for
marcy. Hc was reminded, however. that
he had played his game with full
L.ow,edco Of The stakes at issue, and
s..;.e list, he ought not to expect to
&c tte ssas IS paid back. His conduct
n begsing 50 for mercy, when i, was ev
;dea. that he INTENDED to sacrifice the life
oraay person who ST. ,ud offer to stop
hin, and when he had laid plans which
would have resulted in tn. certain des
tr,oc,ioa of some tea or more sick men
wa. 50 thoroughly contemplate that he
was hardly thought worthy OF p,tnlsh
xncnt. and bot ior Que thing he wouiI q
Il was escape that. This was, that Il lev,
days ago a gentleman from Louisiana,
while On a visit to the prison, saw E l.
wards and stated that he knew hts moth
'er; ihstsae had been left an indepen.
dent fortune, bsthy the vilIany OF her
sen she was no~ reduced 10 absolute
want. .ls...
On hearing this last remark. Edwards
covered his face with his hands, aud
Us~ Jog his head as the tears came to his
,ryss Ire said me Lynds, | deserve 10
die: khc~ do , As this was the Hrst
rxhib,iot nf feeling he hat seen on the
.nrt of EJwares, Re determined to sec
What'eFact this Wotlj have Oh his fu
.ure conduct. fle was accordingly al
sowed TO escape without Punishment, al
ifhe really has my feeling, the remen
5rnncs OF n'ss mothers sufferings,
s,sd,g'A, On by hiso~'h Sillainy, vi cause
min many nights of sleerless remorsc.
This second attempt oil Edwards. Was
i.annrd with An acutefess worthy of
the man; aud but tar the fact that all u.
round him are ready to telray every
movement, there is every probability
that ne &oa!d yet ACCOMPLISH his .nls.-
N. 4. Courier.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-11-18
To FafEmefs, Country DGefchSmsi
and the Public I'm .geneEal.
ERANCHa i. =. .PEASIEH

Las now received = very extersive stool
j OF Fell and Winter Goods, the whole ol
which are offered for sale At Wholesale or 70:
tsiI., Among his : rods may be found blue.
black brown, Oxford mkt and Invisible
green Cloths; piaio. dissnoad and faney Cas.
s'meres and Forrest Cloth; superior Beaver
and Pilot Clo,hs: blue, Sleeps gray. steel and
dark MKT Satiness; Kentucky Jssns, Kerseys
and Hard Times; scarlet, white, green, vel
Macinaw Blankets. Linssys; ~ brown and
Status Sheetings; ~ brown Shirting, bleach
ed Shirting and Sheeting; blue Merimack
and great variety Of Prints; brown Drilling.
skirting stfipesl Tickines, Canton Flannel,
Carpeting, Shawls Handk erchiefs, Gloves,
Ribbons. Tapes, Needles, Combs, Lace. Silk,
Alpaca, fancy and plain; Batting, Wadding,
Wicking, Cord, latest styie Hats and Caps. a
general ajsorsmen' Of Boots and Shoes, La.
dies Slips and village walking shoes, sd peri.
or Stationory. such az Bank and Packet. Post,
Foolscap, ruled and unruled, gilt edged Let.
ter and Note paper, Waters, superior Ink /,
Sealing Wax, QuilIs, cog, Spoilers, 1t s. snd,
Readers, .Almanacks, English and German.
Tor le44, Memorandum Books, Pencils. Hard.
ware, Queensware. Sole and Upper Leather,
Calf Skins, Innings, sc. &c.
GROCERIES, II. !.
0a''. rev Orieans Sugar, white Hayana nd
Leaf do: Molasses, Coffee, Cseep; Y II, Imp
and Gnn2owder Tea. superior quality, Sale
rasus, PEPPER; Spice, Cloves, Rice Ginger, Sc
4yf also.
Paints aud Oils, and many other articles too
numerous to meh,ien and whilst return you
my sincere thanks for pas, favore, solicit a
c'ntinua:ioh of the same, and offer you the
following inducements 70 examine my stock
before purchasing elsewhere. let. YOU will
md the most extensive ssock in the City, COM
prising almost every article wanted, aud for
Cash or any article Of produce for which am
paying Cash, will sell goods lower than any
house in the City, even if to reach tina, low
price. sell at less tnan cost. As wish to close
my business in the Spring. the foods must BE-
sold. Don't forget 10 cali; no charge for show
ing goods.
Nov. a. ,43
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-11-18
From the New Haven Coariet of Monday.
Another Tragedy!EA Father shot
by hts Som!

We learn by a letter received On Sat.
urday night from Westbrook, ! formerly
part Of Say brook,) on the Connecticut
river, that fearful tragedy occurred in
that town ON Friday evening. Mr.. John
Stennard, jr., a wealthy and highly res
pectab!c farmcrin that town, about fifty
years Of age, who has wife and two
children, was deliberately shot While 1t
the supper table, by his o,cn son!
The family were thus occupied, when
Apheus Stennard, about "a years Of age,
went into his chamber, somewhat abrupt
~, and, as subsequently, aPpea red. loaded
his euu. John, the younger son. OK
pressed scme apprehensions to the father,
aud said ne vas fearful Alpheus was a
bout to do so.nething wrong, perhaps
shoot some one. When he came down
stairs with the gun jn his hand, John left
the room. The father rose from the Ia
bio and approached him with some ex-
clamation of surprise, appa. ENTITY for the
purpose Of seizing the weapon.
Alpheus Immediately leveled th,t mus
ket and shot his father directly in the
breast, the ball passing through anS
coming out Of his back. He lived until
midnight, when he expired in excrutia-
tin /, agony. The son seemed quite I'M
Conscious Of. the tragedy in which he
had been engaged. and although, he has
'hever Been suspected Of insanity, We. in
This lhurHerous act he has exhibited such
evidences Of ii, that we understand he Is
to 'he seht Immediately to the Retreat at
Hartford.
Tie unfortunate father was an cs,ima.
BILE man, deacon Of the Congregational
Church ia that. town, and himself And
family have always lived together ID the
most afectiona,e, and harmonious man
ner. liis funeral took place yesterday.
lseep regre. as we'll as painful excite
rhent rervades that part OF tic country.
etG ia ire mdst Of j, alb the motives
which prompted this Y1urderous deed re-
main Din inscrutabIe mystery to all ex-
cept Omnipotencs.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-11-18
NEW GOODS.

-
IUsr received aud for SALE at ST. Louis pr'-
10 900 I'd. Ca 5.4, Al. s-4 brown sheeting
1000 a Sa s''r" as !. ble.ched do
5000 do American 1, British Prists new style,
1000 do Circssiau. Alpaca, .uer'noe and
5000 DO Scotch CHIN. Msaches!er and American
Ginghams.
800 do Muslin de Lainee.. - a.
GOO do best Indigo Cheeks OF tup.r quality,
5000 do red. white, green and yellow Ian
$50 do Carolina Plaid. new snd .plsndd
article, all WOO l, r
400 do fine Linens,
800 do superior Irish Linens, s,a,
1000 Sleeps Grey cloth, Kentucky Jean'
5000 do Cadet MKT. blue and black, Broad
Hs Cloths,
500 do double Milled ca,si@sres aud Cas-
$50 Mohair, Cashmere. Nett md Woolsa
GOO blk SIX Cravat and assorted Hdkrs.
800 pair Ladies snd Gems Gloves; NEd..,
900 Seal TSSr, Nu,rs Ma.itaDd Cloth caps,
100 pair Mea. add Boys ZIP Boots.
500 do do d, do. Shoes, mi.
800 10 Ladies French Kid SlsPs aud walk
3Ob do Chiidrens Shoes, assorted sises,
5000 Spanish aud Principe Segars:
~. g boxes Hare,s hest chewing Tobacco,
1000 ID. hest Spsnish Sole Leather, n
n, Mchs RIO Eoaee, hads prime New
a.. ! do. Hair: Moss and shaek, Nls,ra.ses, j,
M,tchets (;eqGrNphy Hsd AtlAs, Ecieetio booss'
DictinrSriss, hisnk HOOKS and SsasIoncry togeth'
H. witA every article u Dry Goods. Groceries,
Nsrxlwsre &s,.,4 .ihake the sssorilnsn, heMp,ess
I'll Of Which viii So sold Tow hy W Al pEvOE
Nov 4, sernet oi Jedsrsoa Aad Water ~
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-11-18
SLAGGHTEnaNO,

II AM prepared 10 slaughter any squsaiisY
j Of Hegs OF Besves, st ihp shertsst aosiSc.
u my SIaueh,ering Es.aSsi tEmsn, 10 The lsw,,
or end Of Bnrilngtoa. connected MIDI, Ne
10 the large Picking House Of Bsidgmes sad
Partridge, where the, same. may BE- pasksa 10
the bestu orders ,ioa On shs. most fsvossbls
terms. Ny tetn,g fer Slaughtsring will - q
low 40 a ahy other, place N the city = Fssy
sons having hcgs OF Beef to slaughter, will d
we'll to call before engaging elsewhere.
Oct 2a-tf r. w. PATTERSON.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-11-18

VN0 Let, Store House i'm Fairfield, 5ellsnoi
l. county Itissitueted on the pull licsi~aess
10 we'll finished and well s4sptcd fofahs 70.
ception Of 4 large. stock Of essds. ImnsAl-
a,slpossesaloq viii be given. T.. l,,.,,.
fairfield |; undoubtedly tks Bsss ls>ssi6s
in the Territory Tor ths sals of goodss . q
the new pnrcE.ss "a fot their ssppIies.s Tsf
,srms, spqsir. Of A. Bridshaa, Burlingssh.
Oct %. s43
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-11-18
TAX sale.

- will Be sold a the Mayors Office, ia
the City Of Burlington, Dies Moines coun-
~, Iowa Territory, OH the Town Lots ia
said City on which the Taxes are unpaid,
fortths year A. d. l843. Said sale to take
place on the 18th. day of january. A ID.
1914, and continue from day to day, be.
tween the hours, Of 10 O'Clock: A. M. and
4 o'clock p M. until all such lets are
sold, to wit:
Lod-SalNl1.e. 4, 8, 4, "a, 8.
10, lOa, II, I2, LEA, 12b, rs. l3a, I5a,
Is, X, Is, 10, 90, 81, &c, 90, "a, e6, 81,
60, 22, 80, 81, SO, SO, 81. 35, Sc. 81, 38,
38a,, 80, SEA, 4Oa, AZ, Asa, A, N q As,
s 1s feet 46, So Al, 90 by 80 feet 48,
49, SO. M 81, Sd 81, 5la, s 60 feet SO,
55a,, Ssh. 55c, Sic, So. M 50, undivided
half SO, 81, 68a, SO, 10 by 60 feet 50, 10,
Il. "a. so by 40 feet rs, 70. 79a, 80, 81,
SEA, SO, 84a. 85, 80. 90a, 90, sc, 81, SO,
80, 100, lOl, iO2. lO3, IO4, IA los, 81
los, 1876, LOT, 1O8, 100, 10, lli,;114,
lis, 1l6, if6a, 1T, il8, l21, l23, les,
1876, let, 1873, $50, 13l. l3s, l34, l34a,
81 1873, M 1856, 1873. 139, lao, lac, 143,
lat. IA l48, 81 l48. 149, $50, l52, 153,
81 I65 N, Ia l6s i61' lsa Ise no
III 17o ia i7s17s 1T 17a,17o
100 l8I.s 100 issa. ia ls4 Ia5 1a8
90 nv lt7'19l: 100. i93 s, 1917. N. ie7
1913, l98a, goo, ZOE. 2O4, 2c6, Sb7, 2O8,
clio, IA el2, Na- 2l4, 9l5, 2l5, 919a,
22f, 223, 224, 225. eo6, 228, 932, 233,
233a. 934. o3e. o3oa. GAO. middle 249
q44a. e4ab ea7. 94a. 90. 81 ssf. o59
Q53. 254 o55. o56. oe2. q63. a64. Q67.
26s. $50. 90. 97l. WI gig. e. e7e.
974 p75 976 or 978 o7e. eA0 e8oa
$751; 2B3' 984. s84b. e8ic. e85. s86. 287
2se. o89 go. qal. 9sq. 2e3. q96. SOC.
3O3 aoa aos ao6 3O7' soa 400. 31O
ali sI9 ala Ala All Ala $40 3oI
3q3' 3o4 3e5 aee 3o7. 330. s3l. 3sa.
33oa 33s sa6 a37. 338. 338a. 339 34O,
s4I 349 All a45. 346. 348. 35i. 354'
$50. a57 asa $50 N! 1858. s6sa. s. 3e5.
M 366 368 $50. $40. 371. 373. 376.377
$50 ara aes a84 385. 386. 387 389. $40,
39l aaa aes 400 4oa, undivided : 4o3
4o7. o8.4l4.4l5. Ar. ago, 4ei. 52e, age.
4Q7. 498. 439. 433a. 44Oa. 444. AGA.
447 AA8 40 AKA 4,5a. 456. ASH. asa
TT, IT,, 80
400, 459, 56o, i62, 464' 400 400, 467'
468, 469, 474, 47a. 373, -, 479, $50,
4SOa, 483, 484, 485, 4o9, 49l, 49S, 493.
4a4, 495, 496. 497, 5O2, 5o3,. 300, SOC,
oo7, 5o9, 5o9a, 5o9b' 6iO, 5i2' 5i3, 5l4'
$40, 5l5a, Sic, 5l6a, 81, ol8a, 5lo. 52o,
52l, 522, 523, SPA, SGT. 534a $50, 537,
54O, 5is, $40, 547, Bay, 5oO'' OOH bog,
$50, 563, 566, 567, 568, o6s, 57o, 81,
5a2, 578, SOL, $685. 589' Sso, ~ oss'
S94, 596, os8' 5ss, ooo: ~ ov.' oOs'
6o6, COZ, sos. Gle. oiS, 6l5' 6ls, 6sO,
az !, 62Y, 6s5, Na 6S6, p oSo' oSa' w.
soc, 63s, 633a, 634a, o3oo' ooo' o:,o'
64sa' 643, 644a: 64o' oao, o4 as ooo'
co., W. ego, w COL oos' oo5' oea'
666. SGT, 81, 6Ix, 6aa, o. oos 20 20 oao,
~ OBJ ooo' oS+, . ooo' u0o' o09' oy s
700 rss 7ea s7os 7ss TOT 7as 100 90
100 ID, ,ao 1aa 10 w. 7s1 T, ,aI
= - 81. ~, &c ~
20. - ~, ~, 80, 40 40 - e, 1eo -eoo zee
go o, ,cs 20, go 90, w. os7 7ss $50
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-11-18

NEW ARRIVALS per 8. B. AsasransA Coz
IN Copp aid Parsons; ftsm Boston, .t.l
10 bales ~ 30 ineh. ApptcsenAIs'A
Head ard other heavy medium Sheet
case. Il al il. ni... ~. T.,
,-,s2 bslss Batting. 80 tsss~is
ao0o yds. Nc. and Fall River blas pf'asesl
ffssSr 4. 4 aa na 6Usa tIs:Es.
f3esyets, Pilots, Cassiueres. Forest ClssAes
Satip efs, Kentucky Jeans, Hard Timss, Flair
nels, Lambs w DOL Frocks, Hose, Pants, Cod
forterS, Canvass and Padding, ass'd. apitts.
field, fcnges and com. Flag Silk Iidkfs.
ID, SHAWLS.
% extra ihe Wool Plaid Shawls,n.
4a7.4 do com. large assortment, Hiehe-
Broche and Filled %. Sc.
tACES.
.Ass'd Thread and Lisls Laees, CAtdissl
Frihgqs.l A Ain. Silk Fringss, Fins Riok, D..
isss, spd. lac. Muslias, MeYinoes, .dlbseea
Lhssses, victotia, Plaid. Craps. de bains, Eo-
lisnnes, qrps Dc Suisees Gsos dc Maple end
Gros d'Afridnc Siiks,aad silk, Bsaneit iniaes;
: full supply pr Silk Sewings; white sAd
Black Linen Thread and variesy,of articles
not above mbhsiensd, all Of which srs ready
for sale at the loves, cash pricssi, !,
Oct n 43-ly COPP = PARSONS.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-11-18
NOTICE.

THE undersigned. Administrator Of the Is.
Il tate Of Richard Parkss, and Admnistrato,
Do Sonis no" Of The estate ofGeorge Parkes. will
apply to the Probate court OF the county Of De.
Melnss on Monday the 4th day Of December
1919 FOR an order TO sell so much Of the land. be-
longing to thos. estates respectively, al may be
pecssss ~ to pay the debts Of said in,e states. All
persons Interested are requested 10 appear and
show cause why such real eatate should not Be
sold tor that purpose. ]. EAMsuN
Nov, 10, 1866
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-11-18
HERE THEY COME:
The Premiums to FarIners!:

No encourge the .aisers Of good Hogs,
Il ofler the following Premiums for the
best Hogs raised in this Territory that may
DO purchased by me the ensuing winter, viz
For the heaviest and best fatted Hog $40
For the best lot raj sed by one man not
less than Is Hogs 10
For the End best lot Of Is and up
wards, 5
Premiums to be paid q. the close Of the
pork buying season.
Nov. 4, 43. FL & PEASLEY,