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

MERCURY had taken full effect. 1t was
nov discontinued, and in less than al
month after the first dose, the colt. had
entirely. lost the cough and the enlarged
stands had resumed their natural form
It's now the opinion Of some Of the
most eminent English Veterinary Sur.
eeons, thu, the effects Of mercury on the
Horse are neither uncertain or injurious'
hut that this animal can he mercnrial-
;sed in much shorter time than Is COM
monty believed, and. that,to insure the
good effects and beneficial operation Of
the mineral, it is by no means necessary
tina, any considerable or dangerous sali-
| walton should bepsoduced. The diseases
to which Horses are subject in the West
are, in the majority, those in which mer'
curia's are directly indicated, and Ia
which we might reasonably expect the
happiest results, and have no doubt thai
Ca,omel, if timely resorted TO, and judi
ciouely administered, would often save
the lives Of many valuable horses, which
are now sacrificed to vaccil'ating one
inefficient mode Of treatment.
G. H. II.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-11
THE DYING CAMEL.

Ca this road we passed the skeleton Of
Camel, which now aud Then happens in
the desert. These 9fe poor creatures
that have perishod with fatigue: for
those which are killed for the sustenance
Of the Arabs are carried awny, bones and
all together. or the hides are made the
soiss OF the slippers which are worn in
Egypt, wi.hon, any dressing but what the
sun can give them. The circumstances
OF this animals death, when his strength
fails hi.n ON the road, have something in
them affecting to humanity. Such are
his patience and perseverance that he
pursuos his journey without tagging. as
long as he has power to support his
weight; and such are his fortltude and
spirit, ,ha, he will never give out until
nature sinks beneath the complicated ills
which press upon him. Fhen, and then
only, will he resign his burden and body
to the ground. Nor stripes, nor caresses,
nor food, nor rest, will mike him risc
again. His vigor is exhausted, and life
ebLs out apace! This the Arabs IRE
very sensible OF, and kindly plunge a
sword into tho breast Of the dying beast,
TO shorten his pangs. Even the Arat
feels remorse when he commits this
deed: his hardened heart is moved at the
loss OF faithful servant.
Eyles Irvin.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-11

NOTICE is hereby given that by virtue
In Of u Deed Of Trust given to Moses B
Cox by Charles MADEIRA Solomon Sherfey
l shall proceed TO sell TO the highest bidder
III cash, in the city OF Burlington. on Mon
day The 18th day Of Aprilnes. The following
property, viz; the vest halfot the north
west quarter Of action No. seventeen; also
all that part Of the west half Of tho north
west of section No. twenty, lying and being
on the south and cas-. side OF Flint creek
sevcnty-dvc acres more or less, NIL being
in Township No. seventy north Of Range
ten west, together with all the rights, prl".
iicgcs and Improvements thereon Said
s.lc TO commence at 10 O'Clock OH said day
and continue from day to day un.il cold.
MOSES B. cox, Trustee.
Jan. 18th ls43-:}m.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-11

SWEET PorAroE CcFfEE.-Sometimc
ago. We saw in a Memphis paper, rec.
commenda1ion Of sweet potatoes as sub
s,itu,e for coffee. The freak took us
dav or Two since. 10 make tria. OF It, by
way OF experiment..
Yesterday morning we drank Of the
proceeds at breakfast, and hope 10 do so
this morning. Amedium sized sweet po-
tatoe was pared, and then while in the
raw state, Sliced. These slices were then
cut across wise, so that when the opera.
ticn was over, the pieces were square and
precisely ofihe magnitude o! the ordinary
dice. These were then toasted slowly
over fire. as one does coffee. The mois-
ture Of the po,atoe gradually evaporated,
and in about the time that coffee would
be prepared for the mill, the potatoe sub
s,itu.e was ready for the same process.
The grinding was carried on easily and
perfectly, and the grains came out prettily
from the mill. The beverage was made
Yesterday by the French method ofdrip.
ping, and We have seldom drank cup
with greater pleasure. This potatoe cot;
lee is as strong and dark in appearance
as any other, aud only differs in taste
from ..llavanae by reason Of slight re-
scmblance to cocoa. lttakcs very little
sugar, and is substantial, cheap, and nc
doubt, healthy drink. Who else tries i'll
1t is better coffee than We ever drank
i'll North or South Carolina, Georgia Of
A|abama, al any brcaktasting house on 9
route, and we should particularly recon
mend il TO the land-ludy on the southern
bank OF the Roanoke. We hope to SCI
our planters try il, and doubt not tina
many who live tar from, or inconvcn'en
4, market, will do we'll to introduce it,
Poor people in the city eau make coffee
:. for week. with u picayune's worth o
sweet potatoes. --I7csent CITY.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-11
GHAZAL OF HAFlZ.
FROM TIE PERSIAN.


With wreath Of gay roses encircling il
head,
Sec morning advance, and the darkness has
fed.
Bring wine, my companions. oh, hasten away,
IT'S the season Of roses, be joyous and gay!
The dew drops all laugh ia the light Of the
& sun,
4 And are wooing the tulips now mornings
begun;
!. Ths, whispering brsexes blow soft from the
grove,
And scatter rich perfumes wherever they
rove;
Tho rose has set up her brigh. throne il. the
bower,
.Aad the flowers obsequious acknowledge her
4 power;
Their sffsrines to her with glad duty they
ss bring.
3 A4ths queen Of the garden, tho goddess Of
!. epring.
Il To dlsarncd may turn with affected dsdair
mn The pleasures Of sense. a. but transient
md vain,
Bns the poet and lover, fur wiser than they,
Will welcome the joys which the seuson
II convoy,
And beside fair mistress Of beauty divine
Like Ha6z, drink kisses far sweeter thar
Wine.
[Asiatic Journal.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-11
sHER1FF'S SALE.

10y virtue Of Decree II the Dis'ric;
ID Coar, for the County of Des Moiacs.
/. r., from the CHANGER, side thereof;
will expose to snlc TO The ,,ighes. bidder,
on Monday the 9Th day OF March, ls43, all
the following real estate, 10 wit: Beng
..par, Of I.o. No eigh,y-seyen $50 in the
city Of Burlington. Iowa Territory: Com.
mencing twenty coy fee. from the South
Eas. corner of said Lot, running '!'cnce
North sixty coy feet, thence West paral-
lei with The southern line of said lot sixteen
and half (l6A) feet. thence South paral-
lei with the EASTERN line Of said lot sixty
(f,O) feet, .hence East along the street six
teen and l,alf(l6 Icy fec. TO the place OF
beginning" Said sale being upon u decree
for fore closure Of mortgage in favor o.
Bridge, Rayburn & Co., and agains, sila:
A. liudson.-sale TO take place ut the door
Of the Cour, House in said county Of De-
Moines, between the hours Of O'Clock a
NJ. and a O'Clock P. NJ. Of said day.
JOHN II. M'KENNY, Sheriff
Des Moincs County, l. T..
Feb. 4,h 1913, At.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-11

'CDRSE CHAIRMAN,

TTAvE es,ablished themselves In the
above business, on Water street, IN the
houee formerly occupied by Dr., Robinson %
! drug store, where they intend carrying i on
in ali i,s branches. Having been engaged in
tho coSch mansfArtufiae basiness Tor tho last
fifteen OF twenty years IL various pa,'s o. me
United States, thsy aatter themselves that
,hcv will he able 10 give general satisfaction.
kThsy viii have cts.ian,ly on hand every de.
scription OF CARRIAoks now in use in this part
Of the country, the durability anu workman :,
shin of which they fully guarontys nor shall
III cir splendor, style or finish be surpassed BY
those from any establishment in the west
smi,hing, Stage work. and repairing OF every
description attended to at the shortest notice
All orders from abroad will be promptly ats
tended 10. Dearborns and light market wa.
CONS will be finished in the m,st approved
stylc. Produce Of all kinde will be received
in exchange for work. They hope ny str'c'
at.entioa to business to gain liberal share
Of public patronage,
BrlingtcD,uct l. l84o.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-11
Agricultural Department.
For tie Gazette.
CALOMEL IN THE DISEASES OF
HORSES.


HORSES.
Mr.. Editor The usefulness and con.
;sequent value Of that noble animal the
Horse, renders every thing calculated 10
relieve his diseases Of the utmost impor.
lance. That Mercury could be used
with safety and advantage in his various
ments, has heretofore been doubted
expsriments. however, have shown
1Aal = administered with the
hssts ellscts. Ia . recent number of the
london Lancet IL an accos1f detailing
thsstreatment Of case Of Horse nile n;
er, cured by Calomel. Aiwo yeaf
colt had been attacked, twoapooths balors,
with what is called the Distsnr. Re
had . severe cough and great 1la.es;
ment Of the glands Of The 66e lsck HI.
ters had been applied, aud other nnsans q
remedy the cough, without benefit,
Then gentle purge Of aloes was given.
after which one drachm Of Calomel aud
seven einins Of opium, combined, were
administered morning and night, the diet
consisting Of mashes Of bran and oats
snd a little clover hay. On the 9Th
morning, after commencingthc medicine,
there was soreness Of the mouth, in,
creased saliva. the appetite impaired, the
bowels relaxed, and reddish margin
round the teeth,-all evincing that the
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-11

ESoLAvD's PENAL CoLoNY.-Of ull the
coIonies.upon which the Lion Of England
has ever ..clapped his paw says the
Boston Evening Transcript, the history
of the rise and progress Of the penal one
at Australia is the most wonderful and
extraordinary. This colony is situated
on the largest island--27Oo miles long
aud 1000 wide-in the world, and was
visited by the great circumnavigator,
Captain Cook, who called it Botany Bay j
in l77O. II was .colonizea by the Eng.
Iish in 1873, and portion Of the settle
ment is made Use. Of al q penal colony for
conyicts. In 1888 no fewer than 32G
ships arrived al New South Wales, near.
-ly all from g reas. Britain; while in 1889
the imports into Sydney amounted to be.
tween FIVE and six millions Of dollars, and
The exports TO between four and five mil
lions. Sydney is the. capital, and has
about 80, 900 inhabitants. At q sale Of
building lots in that town, only few
monibs back, the sum Of 500 per foo,
was obtaina T. some acres, aud other
land sod slsss Ito of el5O,OOO per
zero. The original IN vhlch Sydney
issbuiid were given to tn lsly conyicts,
iniihe hope Of inducing thSsasslo, become
industrious and independent. So lightly
wars they regarded 81 the majority, how
|ever, that one, more far,seeing than the
6sshased the whole from his com.
Epani ~ lor two pupcheons of rum. This
man evenS1aily died worth about $500,
600 per annum Although. twenty or lhir.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-11
BY tho President:
THO. III. BLAKE,
Commissioner of the General Land Office

NOTICE TO PRE- ENlpTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person claiming the right Of pre-
emr,ion 10 land in amy Of the townships
designated in this proclamation, in virtue
o. ,he provisions Of the act OF gid June.
1893, as extended aud modified by the nc.
Of Is. Of June, 1910, or Of the provisions
Of the latter net. where those laws sill
apply TO such claims by reason Of the ab
.ence Of tho pla.s a. Tie Registers Office on
22d June, lsil,] or by virtue of the act Of
the 4,i. September, ls4l, each granting crr-
tain privileges TO another and different class
Of settlers, is requested 30 prove ;he same
10 the satisfaction Of the Register and Re-
cciyer Of the proper Land Ofic, and make
pay men. therefor as soon aspracticGDlc after
seeing thi,ncticc, and before tho day npPoint-
ed Tor the commencement OF ahe public sale
Of the land as above designated, otherwise
such claims will be forfeited.
Where the year subsequent to the filing OF
The pa,s shall expire previous 10 the day
fixed for tho commencement Of the sale u
bove mentioned, claims under the acts Of
1898 and 1910, above referred to, will be
forfeited Il not proven up and paid for prior
10 the expiration Of such year.
THO. H. BLAKE,
Commissioner Of The General Lana Office.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-11
NEW GOODS.

TIME Subscribers have just received from, the
Il Eastern cities, aud are now opening III the
new Eick building on the corner Of Main and JET.
ferscI. street. large and splendid assortment OF
Fall and Winter goots such as
Blue, Black. Brown. Green, Steel MiAed
aud Wool dyed Cloths,
Plain and Diamond Pilot Cloths,
Fancy and Plain tasimeres.
Sa,;netts from u cts to $50.
Kentuckey Jeans. Hard times. Buffalo Cloth,
Canvass and Padding, White, Red, Green,
and Yellow Fiannei-.
Rose Blankets Mackiraw 10,
Nlerno Shirts, Lambs WOOL Drawers.
Plaid Linseys plain do -
large assortment Of Plain and figured Merno
French Bombazine, French Merino..
blanket Shawls. Merino handkerchief
Silk Ve!vets. Cotton do,
Linen Cambria liandkcrchiefs.
Figured Silks, Plain Black do Nlerno Shaw's
Blceched Muslin, Brown sheet'ng,
Gum elastic Suspenders, Worsted do.
Solid Head Pins. Scatch Thread. Spool te'ton
Buttons, a large assortment of Callcoes cheaper
than ever, Beds Ticking, Canton Flannels,
Buck skin Gloves. Brown do, Pocket Books.
Sewing aud hitting Needles. Hooks & Eyes.
Tape. Shoe Thread, Cotton Cord.
Fur nd Russia Hats. Ribbons. Laces. Edsnss
Quillngs, Book Muslin. Swiss do. Jackone,t
Can,b,ic Null Muslin, Striped and
Cross Bar Jackorett, Black and White Parsi"ett
a large assortment of Hardware,
Such rs Door Locks. Bolts. Hinges, Screws,
BID Stead Caps and Screws, Tacks.
Tea and Table Spoons. Rasors ant! Strops,
Curry Combs. Horse Cards. Plain Bits.
S,irri,ps, Pistols. Pen Knives. Pad Locke.
Paint Brushes, Sash do. Angurs. Cast Steel.
Iron Blister do, Shear Steel. Spring do.
100 Kegs Nails assorted sizes.
10 Tons Juniatta Iron assorted.
Window Glass, Linsecd Oil.
Superior French Brandy. MADEIRA Wine and
Holland Gin.
In i; word. we have a general assortment {
Gods suitable for the and this market. an
ali &c ask, is for our friends aud customers to ca
and see, and examine our goods. aud we warrat
them cheap enough to give satisfaction.
POSILEWAlT & CREEGAN.
oct 9y
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-11
NEW STORE.
Goods for Cash and Produce!

vNHE subscribers take THO msshod . ~
form,nu the citizens Of suvllnessn sel
,;z,n;iv ,ha, ihey have aiken tho house latsl1
ocsap;ed by. +. j.. c. Pessley watss sessees
where they are now opening and insssd Keep.
inn constantly On ,hun6, 1880.
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,, BOOTS
AND S!lOfS, IRON, NAILS,
GLASS, AND COTTON Y YARNS,
AND BATTINGS.
ch will be. sold low for Cash OF produces
Particular attention will b paid 20 The
STORING 4 FORWARDING !.
Of produce and other merchandise .ss.rasted
to their care. ,.,c Z. ~or.,
Wanted Immediately 10000 bsshels g
wheat for which the highest market psiee weIs
be given.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-11
PUBLIC NOTICE.

ME 'nbscriber takes This method TO in
Il form the public in general, tina. he has
taken. aud repaired the Tavern e.nnd,
known ns tho Benvens'. Stand, in the town
Of Wnpcllo, .ign of the Eagle, and can now
say 10 those who will favor him with their
custom, will be received cordially aud will
be we'll accommodated with rs good plnyis-
ions as the country affords; his stnblo islilsu
4, good condition and furnished with plen-
~. He has also Obtained license TO keep a
ferry across The Iowa river opposite the Public
square, between Upper md Lower Wapello,
we'll furnished with boats and careful hands,
q. which ferry the public can be attended to
wi,hou. delay. Tavern ind Ferry rates,
semewha. reduced
JACOB MlNTUN.
Wapello, Sept. 8, le42-6m.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-11
Executrix Notice,

TyHE subscriber having taken out letters
testamentary from the Conrt-ot PROBATE
Of Henry County, Iowa Territory, on the last
Will and Testament Of
PENuEL CHENEY,
late Of said County, deceased, hereby notifies
mad rsqaes.s Ill persons having claims against
said dace ased TO xiii bi: the same to the under.
signed, or to the Court OF Probate OF said
County, for settle tent, within nine month.
from this date. Henry County, Iowa Terrific
~. 18th January. l843.
HULDAH CHENEY, Execut1S.
Ian 2lst ,43-4t.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-11
Notice.

TVHE undersigned. Administrator Of the
estates Of Arnold Bonnifield and Rhod-
ham Bonni6eId, will apply to the D':tr,c,
Term, l843, for an order to sell go mach Of the
lands belonging to those estates respectfully
a. may be necessary to pay the debts OF the
eaid intcsta,cs. All persons interested ore
requested to appear and show cause why such
real estate ehould not be sold Ter that purpose.
WILLIAM EONNlFIELD.
Feb d,h .A1 Il
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-11
R. D A W Z s,
&
BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,

BOOT AND SHOE MAKER,
(Ncrt door to Is. r. Darid's Store,
Front Street, Burlington.)
Bees leave 10 inform the Inhabitants OF
Burlington md its vicinity, tha. he has com
menced the above business, and hopes by
assidui.y and nuen,iun TO gain ehare Of
their patronage and support. He will man.
fuact,re MS neat md Us durable mn article
as con be ob,nined in ,hs West. Willing
10 ACCOMMODATE customers TO the hard times,
he will sell a, lower prices than has ever
been offered 10 the public in this city.
N. B. Call aud he convinced.
Hides and Whest will be .akcn il Ok.
change for work.
Nov. l9-3m.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-11
Administrators Sale OF City Hots.

DY vir,nc Of decree Of the Dissric'
I'D Cour, Of Dcs Moincs County, will
sell, on Saturday, the eighteenth day o.
February next, a, l2o'clocs NJ, in iron. Of
FIe.cher's Hotel in the city OF .Burlins ION,
the undivided half Of Lo, eight hundred and
two (6u2) also par. of Lo. nine hundred and
e;gh,y-eigh. [9ss.] This lot contains an
acre and = ,hirde Of which one hundred
ana c;;s::.iy by two hundred feet OF Tho south
west corner has been sold, the remainder
somsshing more than half the lot, VIII &c
sold as above to satisfy tho unl;qnida,c.
claim agains, the estate Of James B. De
cos,cr deceased.
Terms Of sale.-six months credit, the
purchaser giving bond with approved secu
ri,y. A bond for decd will be given.
EDWARD X. ADAMS,
Administrator.
Jany 7.h 1913. Ct,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-11
d. Rorcr sol'r Jan. Z. 18l3-lOw.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
Territory Of Iowa, District Court for the
first Ju iicial District in said Territory.
The creditors Of William Huntington, a
tlccrccd bankrupt, who have proved their
debts. aud other persons interested are here
by notified tina, the 25th day Of March,
next, ut Mt. Pleasant, III tho County Of
Henry in said Territory has been dc.igna-
tee ~ the cour. us the time and place when
and where they may attend aud shcw cause
il any they may have why certificate Of
final discharge she'll no. be granted 10 said
Bankrupt. Dated this 2Is, day Of Deccm
Der 1912. BY order Of The conr..
J. s. DUNLAP, Clerk.
G. w. Teas, sol'r.-dec 24-lOw
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-11
From, tie Baltimore .Americaa.
TO THE MEMORY OF FRANCIS S. KEY.


TO THE MEMORY OF FRANCIS S. KEY.
.4uthor OF the "Siar.spangled Banner"
oh cav. ha, It come. with 1.-THE dawn's early light
What no omen for.told at the twilight's last
glesminge"
Yes! the soul Of the minstrel has taken its fight,
And We hallow his name whilst our tear.drops
are streaming,
For the dcsoiate hearth, and the vail for the dead.
Too fatally tell US the poet has fed.
AID the Star..pangled banner in sorrow shail
Fcrths heart that has loved it, is cold in the grave
o. some lonely bark. in the midst Of the deep.
Where the detk. watch 10 kept for the Mstc that
.'reposes,''
What Is that soft music that mngles with sleep.
And the solacs Of nights weary guardian dds.
u. cioses?"
Now Il mellow'y floats on the breath Of the gale
Now swells like the tempest that skaters the sail
It's the Star.spaAE1ed Banner that's sung on tht
Whilst the mins.rellies low in the sleep Of til,
And the soldier. whole home is the tent.co-eree
Geld.
Who glories il war, and the patriots promotion
Would gladly emb'azon on vctory's shield.
The name that each freeman must hear will
emotion;
And the song that i. dear to the patriots ear.
Mid the terrors of battle. the hours Of care.
10 the Star spansied Banner, which proudly va
sung.
irn.;s, the harp Of the poet with cypr.s, va
hung.
hut. oh! may be fnd on that heavenly shore.
Where the pure see their God, and feel con
domination.
That sorrow. and sickness, and signing are o'er
And that angels shall lead TO bIc.t habitation
..For triumph he must. il his life has been just.
And il thro' it. journey in God was his trust
Whilst the Stsr.spangled Banner In mournin,
shall wave.
Aud the tear Of the pa,rio: shalt fall on his grave
VALERA.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-11

Bochelvs should Read Ixis. The last
Middletowa Sentinel contains 40 adyer.
tisement Of ! lady for a husband. III
advertiser states that7she ID neither 40
old nor too young for gentleman OF s.
or So" We think the lady 10 decidedly
Of doubtful age"
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-11

Notice to those it may Concern.
ME undersigned determined to settle nll
u Book accounts Immediately, takes this
opportunity 80 inform such ashave Standing
accounss. 10 call aud settle ~ no further in.
diligence will be given. LUKE PALMER.
@ss November 18th l642.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-11
Legal Advertisements
T Ak s ALE.

i.h.reby given tina, l ~il, offer
~ for Sale all and sihgular'y. the ng MI;.
County. 1, r., upon which the TAXES are
due. and unpaid for ,8a2, On the frs: Monday
of March nex,, fts43l Said sale 70 ccmmen :.
At 9 o'clock in the forenoon, at the Court
iHouse door, in said County, and continue from
day to day until all are sold or duly offered.
JOHN II. M,KENNY, Collector
|. for Dee Moines County ]. Z:
Feb. 4th, A3-4t. 10
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-11
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
District Court for the first JUDICIAL Dis.

trict in tho Territory Of Iowa.
The creditors Of Joseph Ganger. dccreed
persons ininteres. are hereby notified tina: the
i7thday ofApriln next a: Burlington, in the county
OF Des Mones, in said Territory. has been des's.
mated by the court, the time and place when
and where they may attend. and she" cause y any
they have. why certificate of fnal discharge
shall not be granted to said bankrupt. dated i'll
3l.t day Of December 1912. ny order OF the court
id Learned, soir J S Dunlap. clerk
January 81, 13l3--l0w
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-11

'rnnRtrcRY OF IowA.l =.
Van buren, COUNTY.
IUyAKEN up BY Elizabeth Davidson. OF said
county, q sorrel mare abou. three years
old. a white strip IN the face, hip shot in :he
rieS, hip, nigh. hind foot white. and appraised
a. Twenty dollars before s. Scott, Esq; o.
Farmi neton, on the 10Th day Of December
l842. =. M. JUN 70.