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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-11
HeumlrAec, December SO, ia4s.

xilimo.
HEumlrAcI, December SO, i842.
GENTLEMEN: have received your 10.
yor OF The 7th instant, apprising me Of
tho intention Of the Democratic citizens
Of The city and county Of Philadelphia,
who are in favor Of Nj. Van Burcn's SO
lection as the candidate for the next Pres
idency, to meet together on the 7,h OF
January next; and inviting me at the
same time, on behalf Of those citizens, to
attic I'd the meeting.
For the terms Of warm personal res
nee. and confidence in which you are
pleased 10 convey this invitation, beg
you to accept my sincere thanks with
the assurance that nothing could I've more
grateful! to my feelings than to meet my
Democratic friends once more ut Phlla-
delphla, and exchange congratulations
with them Oh the suspicious results OF
the late elections, and ON the many proofs
which the last few years afford OF the
wisdom Of the lending measures It has
bccn their effort to establish.
But the in6rmitiss fagc deny me this
pleasure, and permit me only, in the re-
lirencnt OF my farm, TO rcciprocate the
sentiments and feelings which are elicit
cd by the exer,ions Of those who can take
u more active part in defending the rights
OF the people, and IN cheerin. those faith.
ful servants who, through good and evil
report, have done their duty.
concur with you, gentlemen. IN the
tribute you pay to Mr.. Van Buren,, and
recognize, in the strong Language by
which you repressn. the humbuggery VI
the las, election, the working Of thai
manly spir.. which belongs 70 the Amer
lean people. II is the office Of this spir'
il to separate truth from error, and re
store 10 Justice tho influence it may have
lost by the temporary prevalence Of pre-
iudice. No one, therefore, who has faith
ia this spirit, or in the public virtue AIT
Intelligence from which II emanates, car
DO surprised a. the high estimate u
which you hold the services OF Mr.. va'
Bursn, or al the parliality You ayow TO!
him as the candidate for tho next Presi
dency, that hs may DO putin nomination 3.
national convention Of the Republican
party.
10 responding thus frankly 70 your sen
timen.s on this subject, an aware tina
an opportunity may be afforded TO thos
disposed to misjudge me, Of ascribsng =
mo wish to Interfere with the ludg
men. Of that convention. But nolhin
eau be- further from my purpose. ! az
J but rendering an net Of justice to tire
servant Of the people, and bearing th'
testimony to his patriotism and tldel''
: which long acquaintance enabled ~
most fully 70 test. !,
{ Ia SO doing, / am sure that none WI
{ are anxious Tor the asscendency oi'hc q
Jsffs rsonian Democracy will charge n
. with D,cTArloN; aud care but lit.Io {
. the praise or censure Of those who belor
9 10 the opposite school Of politics.
y Witt, those views, gentlemen, b
}. leave 10 offer the subio:ned sentiment
s the occasion Of yoag inceting. IN comp
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-11

COTTON YARNS g DOMESTlCS.
HlAn Tbs Colton Yarn, assorted kinds. 900
OVU yards brown Domestics. for sale low By
Sant ~ j S DAVID
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-11
ATTORNEYS CARDS.

~ w. BOWIE. Attorney at LAW, will practise
u. in the several Courts Of the Territory.
Office on the corner Of Main and Washington
et.opposite Fletchers Hotel.
BURIINGToN, Oct. Is. 1912
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-11

k1e1A PAIR MEMS; SHOES for sale by
<OV July q ~. u MAURO'
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-11

lO,OUU Aug ., JNo S DAVID
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-11

II Is. HEN DEl9SiiOfI-A Attorney and Conn.
II. .eilor at Law. Burlington. Iowa. Office two
doors south ct the Post Office.
Sept. "a. lS4!.-y
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-11
THURSDAY, FEB. I'd, las3
LETTERS FROM

LETTERS FROM
GEN'L JACKSON, MR. VAN BUREN,
AND col BENTON,
In reply t. letters Of iscita,;on sererally
addressed to them, BY the Committee Of
Correspondence, 70 attend the Democratic
meeting. Ayid Ct Philadelphia, on tie ia
viiin,o.
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10 " A ii q u s I,

Burlihg.on, May 81. i84s-il
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-07


H. Of Main Exchange streets Richmond, Virginia,
The most extensive variety of DRY GOODS in the city,
inc e that in consequence Of selling BY wholesale or retail
for eash Geepane only he enabled purchase and sell
cheaper than formerly and believes his customers will find the
goods at ow prices in par, of The United
posed Of all o his old goods and will hereafter offer very COM
plcte assortment Of the following articles:
SILK tOUDS.-AII the styles of Black and Coored
sks, alLprics and aua es, r day and evening dresses
MouSiN DE- LAlAES.-Every variety Of color and style
imported.
cAcoEs pieces fancy styles all prices, from, s.,
10 and -! cents to the very finest manufactured Also our
CLOTHS, CAssfME3Es AND yEsTINGS.-A very large
assortment always Ia BE- faund
LINEN GOuns-Irisl Linens all prices, from o. 81
and 80 cents and finer qualities Table Diapers all widths
Camic andkeIciels, all prices, from - cents to 81 each
Russia and BIRDS Eye DIAPERS, Napkins, &C., &c, &c:
size sk Cotton, Mcrno Raw Silk Worsed and other make
sRknf and GGEs for ms. hoy and s huc
and half mourning ousns, Chas and Bombaznes and other
LACE GOODS Thread and Bobnct Lace Wells searfs, La
'e cA q s a"S so Canes and Collars
fLANNEl.S.-Whiie, red and yellow FIannes English,
n aas yerrS Sa nns ' a 10 Tue %
UMBRELLAS AND PAeASoi$.-h very superior manufac-
GENTLEMEN viii always lind mrrno lambs wool and six
Shirts and Drawers Sofks Cva Hosiery and Gloves of all
kinds, snspendrIs, Linen Roons ana Collars silk and linen
sEIviNrs' CLoTHiNG-AIl kinds of goods male and
DOMESTIC GooDS-50O bales of beached and
beached Shrngs and Shceings, yards wide.
AIso Apron aud Furniture Checks Bed Ticking Cotton ozna
brgs In this useful and branch of business great
tcntion given have hand very extensive stock of
all ihf most approved manufactures in the country
SHAW!-s, scARFS AND MANTILLAS OF the latest impor-
taiions.
suNDRY ARTICLEs.-Mernos Dimi,y, Frnges, Corse,ts,
silk Velvcts Mnsns of Cambria Book u and Jaconet Sew
ing Materials OF Linen Cotton and Silk Buttons &C., &c
The Public informed that they may rely upon finding this
Establishment at all times m supply of all the above articles,
from the ,ac kind made the fabrchus utinc the
wants and wishes Of all New Goods opening every week
t.cnsou tie year. from auction and elsewhere and viii he
sold oil great bargains. r. H. JENKINS
staple and Fancy Dry Goods and Linen Store.
Aug. IL a9-lanf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-07
POLITICAL.
Nfp pIrrlIANAS

We subjon the correspondence between the non.
James Buchanan and the Democratic members OF The
Legislature, Informing m OF his re eiecton 10 The Sc
nae. and coagrai.IaiIug hirn upan the result sir.
Buchanans observations the occasion, are such a.
do him honor. They marked by the sound ieaE-
ment and proper ite,ng winch are so strongly chaTac.
terslic OF tins distinguished of Pennsylvania, and
we trust that this letter may be widely circulated among
the people Of The STATE, as il will give them additional
reason to be proud of the by whom they are SO
ably represented We that they viii BE- greatly
pleased with the expression Of his views IN regard L"
the Presidency They in every way, true and be-
coming, and under any result will leave Mr. Buchanan
in position in which his we'll earned fame can suffer
no diminu,ion. n Pennsy iraniaR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-07

Kinzie involving the consttuonaty of two Acts of
Assembly of that State The passed the 10Th OF re-
bruary, l5iI; the other the 9th of the same mon'n
and year. The following is copy OF The answer OF
the Supreme Court 10 The question
.'First-The decree should direct the premises 10 De
sold at public auction 10 the highest bidder, WITHOUT
regard to the law Of February 10, 1871, which gives
the right of redemption to the mortgagor tor twelve
months, and to the judgment creditor for fifteen
months.
"Second-The decree should direct the sale OF the
morgnged premises without being first valued ny three
householders and without requiring two-thlrds OF the
of The said valuation be bid according 70 the
In W of February 81 1871
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-07
Correspondence

HARRISBURG Jan. IL, 1918.
To the Hon James Buchanan:
Dear Sis-The uudarsi sEed, members of the Senate
and House of Representatives. Of Penn lvlnia, canaoi
avoid the expression Of their pride and qualification IN
announcing your cecon to the Senate of the l.. )
Asa renewed Testimonial al high regard for your
underwriting adherence 10 The gTan principles OF De-
mocracy your stern integrity, and eminent talents rs
a statesman, nure most chceriuily, enifnsi
YOU with the interest and honor Of your native State
Nor do we claim any merit in selecting you TO Oil the
exalted station. 1t was the united voice of the De
mocratic party, and our act but the Legitimate re-
presentation Of its wishes.
We witness in the distinguished statesman and
champion of popular rights, the rpe and matnrcd ex-
cellencies of the youth, .:ho marched during the late
war, in defence Of his cCunl-y; and in The legislative
halls ably advocated and notify sustained the ptope:
and efficient means Of defence against the conmo" enc
N.Y. and who has siuce, by long series Of brilliant ser
vices in the councils oil The nation, earned reputation
which will endure long the history and glory o.
the Republic.
On account Of these services, as PennSy'vanaas. W
cordially unite in the senti,Aeal, that You not only
entitled to fill the distinguished pat To which VOC have
been elected but should desire TO you elevated
TO the hishcs, Office IN the g!t Of the people, and we
would therefore, proudly tender you n the Union, as
Pennsylvania candidate for The next Presidency.
We remain, very respectfully, your friends,
b Crispin, Fl. B Wright, and other Democratic
members Of the Legislature OF Pennsylvania.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-07
Aug. I6

T oCUST Hill. FOE SALE-Thc subscriber, having deter
IL mined 10 move to the Vest offers sale, by private
tract the Tract OF Land which he lives seven miles North
Lousa Cont house the OF Hickory creek in healthy
and agreeable neghbo'ood and containing hundred and
with comfortable dwelling and
sa houses good apple orchards The land is
productive and we'll adapted the growth CORN wheat
tobacco and clover There about hundred and fifty
of excellent low grounds free from nundaon very produc-
ample supply OF wood and timber supply the farm
Each field is well wacred having failing springs and
branches may be said Of truth, that seldom such farm
market either in Louisa or the adjoining counties
Reference to Ellis Elicit, Richmond or the subscriber
JOHN ELLIS.
Louisa, Dec. %, lsi2 e7-w,f
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Correspondence Of the Baltimore American
United States Supreme Couri-important Decision
a1aiasi fhc Stan La,rs

WAsHINcToN, Feb. %, 1913.
Gentlemen-Asi it canno, be too soon. o. too gene
rally known it gives pleasure TO inform you of
decision OF much moment, and of high conservative
character made to day by tie Supreme Court with no
other dssenent bu, his Honor Mr.. Justice Mclean
1t IS this: That the States have authority, with
ference to existing contracts entered into prior such
legislation, to provide for the exemption OF property
from sale under DEGREES judgments until it shall have
shall brings sum bearing prescribed proportion to the
amount Of such appraisement- The questions arose
upon certificate Of division in opinion between the
Judges of the Circuit Court Of the United States for
the District OF illinois, in the case of Bronson and
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-07
WHO FINANCiERIyC

The Wings have boas,cd much OF their skill inan-
ciers and denounced the Democrats as being destitute
of all practical knowledge on that subject, and have
characterized their views experiments and humbugs
Mr. Biddle the greatest tnancer in the country,
and if he could have been placed The head of The
Treasury, everything would have gone prosPeIousy
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-07

CREAT BARGAIN IN LAND.-The subscber having deter
" mined the State Of Missouri will sell the Tract
of Land in the county Of Caroline which he
Sides containing about twelve hundred This land To-
about miles from Chesterfield Depot the Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad neieIborhood remark
able Tor good health and good society," being distant from
Richmond and Fredercksbure and about thirty miles from
either place The improvements CONSIST Of large and
venen dwelling house, with above The hasem and
the basement, excellent granay edrd three sides,
large tobacco barn. 10 by - framed and built Of the hest
materials cabins and all other necessary CUT houses for large
good apple orchards and two dwelling houses that might. If
necessary, be divided hundred
pump, and good Spring distant The quality OF the land
a. good and perhaps better than any in the neiehhorood-
hundred Of valuable fiat land inferior besides
valuable land About three hundred
original growth, heavily pine This
situation wonld be very fine location for Lawyer and would
afford fine practice further description deemed
sary, presumed person wishing purchase will
anime for himself. The will made easy. will take
pleasure in showing the land persons who may wish pur
chase. FRANCIS ". SCOTT.
Nov. 4 5a-wU
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TEturrE 10 rtr IY.p.-Selium indeed have read an
thing more hr.,ufa than The following touching and oloGue
tribute from the zen famed ',Eea,' Of the lnu
willie Journal 10 memory of "Eio Of the departed ia
poets of the WeStD-a. Hsig Qf Eea'usly.
(Frcm TIE Christian Hord)
VIOLA
+.
She hath rasse! Ike bird from ihe minstrel ilirons
She cuuc the land where the lovely belong
Her place is huShed hy bet o.er's side,
Yet his heart Is fu ot MS iar souns bride:
The hopes Of his spa. are crashed and lowed
Az he thinks oil his love III her lcug Whit siruudj
For the FRA grant ss.s of her reriumed breath
Were kisSd from her lips by his rSal-Deaih.
Cold is her bosom. her thin white
All mutely crossed DER It's icy charms,
As she lies, like a N Gecian art
With n marbled brow and cold flushed heart
Her locks Were bright, but their gloss Is hid,
Her eye - sunk meath s waxen lad:
And thus she lies in her narrow hall
Our fair young mnstre-tlc loved OF all.
Light rs he BIRDS ir sprlnging feet,
Her heart joyous her song sweet,
Yet never AGAIN shal! that heiit he STrd
With its clad Wild songs like s.nein. bird.
Never again shall the strains be sung.
That in sweetness dropped from her silver tongue;
The music : over, AMI Deaths cold dart
Hath broke spell of that free glad :caiI.
Often at eve when the breeze is still,
And the moon floats mp by tile distant hill,
As wander alone mid the Summer bowers.
And wrcatiie locks " 18th the sweet Wild flowers,
viii think OF the when she fingered there,
With her mild b'u- eyes. aud her long far hair;
Will treasure hc my huSOnl-coTe-
But nv heart * sad! can sing no more.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-07

rREACtiERS WAhTED--A gentleman aud lady, who can
with satisfactory recommendations of their qualica
tons teach the usual branches Of female education will find
locate Blackwanu Halifax county
Virginia.
Tie situation is healthy, probably, any Virginia. and
the teachers quite the Seminary;
will be ample accommodation OF boarders
should the teachers choose accommodate them.
Address James r Brooks William Watkins Backwalnut,
VIRGINIA. Frh 25 aJ-w1w.
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RICH. G. RUSSELL"
EWD. r. CHANNELS
WARREN ~ raE.

NOTICE Ran away from tie subscriber about TIE midr
June of 'a year, negro man slave, named D..k. II
about - years of age, about feet 10 II inches s
made aud very likely. lie il left handed aud rp,u m %
left side, and sometimes Truss lie u snmrw1 @
legged, rather the left leg, and he has
complained of pain in tie LEFT krcs, and then Imp W
the toes oi his left foot rather iuwar! when ~ wlia,
lie is rather of brown color and speaks somewhat i, i
his teeth, rs ii he had something In ms mouth
Dick absconded III IL Year, ago, and was tleh @
in Chesterfield county, The coal pits, Miss Nanu
ris and brought home by Mr. Hancock. lie was l
going in that direction and am inclined To the bei~f ia r
again in that neghborhood, probably The Canal Of "
James River and kanawha Company.
will give reward Of $50 for his delivery To in Pnc
ward county, twelve miles South Of the Court house s.
secured IN any jail SO that get him again.
GEO. ". BELL
Feb 7 s1-wsp'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-07

GEy. CAss sNp Mn. WEBsTER.-We are now likely
to have the correspondence between Gen. Cass end
1ir. Webster. TO a renewed call from the Senate Of
the L. s, on motion of Senator Benton, 1t has hcen
laid before that body and is ordered TO be printed
CT
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-07

RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAILROAD.
Compilation ef the Railroad 10 .3guia Creek
Unrirniied Expedition
THE Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad Compa
l. hereby that their Railroad completed TO The
Potomac river the 10th instant and that travellers are now
conveyed between Richmond and Washington nj all seasons
the year, Railroad Cars and Steamboats, 1.-THE Steamboat Com
being provided with effective ice boats to keep open The
navigation during the hardest weather in Wnte leaving Rich
mond nj Is A. NJ precisely instead OF H. as heretofore, and
reaching Washington and Baltimore IN II hours; or more
than "a hours in advance Of the River and Bay Boats
Travellers by this line proceeding Philadelphia Immediately
on their arrival NJ baltimore reach that city at A. NJ the nea
morning, or in 10 hours after leaving Richmond.
Instead of paying their fare, heretofore to Fredericksburg
only and afterwards board The Potomac Steamboat and Al
Washington, passengers Will take tickets NJ the Railroad Office
huh for Washington and Baltimore The fare IN this way, vii
he less than paid separately different portions oil The route
Whole fare To Washington, s.
Do Ia Baltimore, S0
Do IL Philadelphia, fhy Peck md Lore's !ne,og
the afternoon Railroad line from HaItucre.l Sl2
No charge for children under years OF age-ohcr under
THOMAS SHARP,
Superintendent Of Transportation
% 5J-Wly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-03-07

oSf CERTIFICATE We shall Apply for the renewal of
- Certificate -aid dated June, $50, No. ILL., for
twenty Shares Stock the Farmers Bank o Virginia stand
tie n firm All persons hereby notified 10
show why the may not be- done.
READ & FLOURNoY.
F.h
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i = GS,r sEo sxr Tm-;eo.
Trust SHE of Land ami .ye0ror,


~ vrnc Of two Deeds Of Trust executed by Beverly Sy'u
- and of Record in the Clerks Office in the county Mr
burg, the subscribers III expose sale, public aucon
town Of Boydon Wednesday, the 29h day Of March
the Estate, real and PERSONAL o the said Beverly Syinof
ssng of ffyfve valuable Slaves, Land, Tying
Roanoke river in the county Of Meckcnburc, confirming
acres hundred Of which low grounds upon which
situated The Eagle Point Mills, large and valuable
Ing establishment house and lot in Boydon, with nine
OF land attached thereto which the said Beverly sydn
residcsone hose and lot with large lumber la
ytr's office and taors sop-one Of land The
Boyon containing 49, other OF land aaf
The town of Boydton, containing 81 which Is 'al
Tanyad-two shares of Roanoke Navigation stockton bend
horses carriage and horses with all the stock cop n
ton utensils and household and kitchen furniture. belonging
the said beverly Sydno.. Among the - -
servants, ostlcrs tanners, rcoperS, ana first b1ra0
rarely that an estate eTmai value bspis; into The aei
il hoped that all the creditors will attend. The
other personal estate will be sold credit of twelve e
all above doars-or all under that tfosa.
cash will be required The real estate viii be sold si
one two and three years, the last payment t. cay '
twelve months before II becomes due Bond and approved
Iity Will be required from the purchasers and the Ia ~
estate retained until the payment of the purchase money, ~
Undersigned selling Trustees, will only convey the te f'
ed In them by said deeds. But the hy
of all parties Interested, and the title all the properly 5e
ed to be UBqnestionable.
RICH. c. RUSSELL.
EWD r. CHanEEhs,
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NOTICE TO ARCHITECTS The undersigned couimite,
~ appointed By Antrim Parish, DESTROYS Of
PROPOSALS building of Episcopal Church lInfl
Court house. Virginia. be completed within the
the House shall he built hrick
either painted stuccoed and he covered with tu-haying
rear on ground oor-that bs capacity pulpit
reading desk chance and such Der Of commodous pew
will furnish two hundred and thirty convenien
SEALS besides Organ loft in front and gallery along eacf
side-hat be furnished with Stoves and nes sufficient n
warming ha the windows he protected by venetian shu'te
whole be completed, with all the painting, white
washing that be- necessary before the 10th dag
hundred dollars.
As Church will probably he ground descend
considerably the foundation walls for nearly
their Ieng;h, may be of height admit Of ground foo
sufficiently Ilrg. for n vostry and stoves.
Excellent granite for building facing and sill, step stores
may be attained the vi!iaeeand Is probable that
might he furnished ard the brick work executed
very reasonable by excellent and highly respectable
workman in the nelgIlborio0d.
II is that any proposing 10 undertake the above
building, should furnish with his proposals. fu darch or plan
of the and most convenient village Church, conforming
nearly be- with the above drsrrpon which he will
engage build upon the above mentioned terms and specifying
finishing the whole and its several paris And where the
unknown every member Of the COMMITTEES Is desira
BILE that respectable certificate he furnished OF his character
and competency m architect.
Communications by mail otherwise addressed 10 the sub
scrbers, Halifax Court house, Virginia. will he duly consde
edbnt all proposals he received before The sth day OF
March plan will probably BE- adopted, md
concluded on THAT day.
6 :: I t. cAS,Sls$, Committee.
WIN. HOLT,
Halifax Courthouse. Va, Feb H. 1913. sa-2awtlGMh
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Public Sale Of High Biooded Through bysd s'of.'
THE subscriber, known for years breeder Of High BE
Stock will offer, Mt Public Sale TUESDAY, tie @l'' -
March, The Lamb Tavern date Elo,:'s,l the Llrei,
Turnpike about mile from the Permanent Bride h. rh'
Stock of Brood MARES, COLTS and FlLLEYS. The "a''
pure beoted, regular breeders; the Colts and Fley y %.
scs, some Of them by Gen. ryine's celebrated "Nlhso
others by Capt. Siockton'S "Lfnrord" ,.,
Also at the same lirnc and place. pa,, Of his He'd o W
HAM CATTLE, consisting of Cors Young Bats ana is,
The young Cattle principally BY the celebrated imp
Bull, "Prince of Wales" g..
Catalogues i'll be furnished for the OCCASION and tie
exhibited days the above place previous the taE
Ian. n $3.50