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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-01
WHO MASS ME.EIINGS

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WIG MASS MEETINGS.
The Wing fires of 1910 bern AGAIN 10 llaze tbrouoh
out the land with all their orlgna btiobness and in,
lensity The strong men Of thecounry every where
in the field. and the blows of their salyar arms are r,
s,lnany IN every quarter - Oo,cayd oo,,ayJ y, win
he the watcb,or and tho bnue crv from, iii, time al,
November when our f,p will ayain we verify bel,eve
float in trumnh over a redeemed country and rarono
rated government Advoc,,,ng ,ha ,e nrine;aJes n
Al liberty an, tho has, in,or,sts =, DO ~
trv we came, d,nb, ,h,t ,hey ,,I h s,,s,a;,aJ h on
| y,,n ,i, ut;,,, FL , ~ 80 " q"
| |, i imnneS;lJa r., ne avan r., n,a r. ,l h;c,
manner ,ho yas, n,,,hrs r ro,, -, h,t ,h
amt ,be e,,nt,v IT, 81 ,b, ,nra aoan, - 80,
boweyer deserve special mention '''N"''
,rbo Dr., ,,as ~ Cnoss;ni ,,.;, Cu..,;
which recly assen,la3 IN Tho .;,, IS
linh ,,,, y; s; .i ~ ''''
ed i, uo.sa ~ oi,p ~ S,.S Wa
! Faulkner john M R,Iis .Jnbns,n D,rb,ar RaIa;'rb
T. Daniel. WIN. C. R,yes and others Inc ef,1ts
of each nf these oent,ame, ara on,kan az i; tar -
commentator BY the Richmond n,nersN-,ba, Of Mr.
Riyes is particularly mentioned as noverrn, !, a,
oume,i cl,ssic ami ho,n,;r,l in sui q a., ~ =.
and satesmanlke in its whole character liz ,fj;,rn
ed after comparison of the prncnlas Of the tyyn mar
ties that the Wbos aft tho nrssenl day arc ia H.
pnbcans of ,e9 and Ma, Tho Ienos,,s o.,,, ,ha ,i
Fad,r,l gr,o,J O,,ho ri, -, ~ w, ~ o
that between Bank and Sub-'i'reasprr no deod,d,
prefers The former The denacrats he said had man
aged force upon the oounry choice between the Iwo
and that, although he had been oppoSed Ia n Rank no
could no. hesitate in ssainnr il such biog a aar
native lie also vndcaed The plicy of The \yhios in
relation both to the Tariff and to Distribution Mr.. r.
h aO" r OF Inc genas and spur! Of
synopsis Of this part of his spesoh '''''"S
.cThe shirt and genns oi ,to nso,o,r.,, ,,,,u
sordd and nya,e'ns Hs a ma'
ded to the eaders--who MANAGE every ,bnc for n cha
sen clique The Democratic Baltimore convention was
testimony IN puiht' no was j. X. Polk Who
He alluded to Mr. Benton's testimony aoains, i re
snrnr,so !, c,,,sad ,nd ,h ,sssy 'sa'"s' IT. i"e
insn Whig lie sl,n,r pii, ooeas'p'en as an
surprised as much as Clau,ns in tho avs r psu"
lie poned wi,h "raohc 1 nn Jus ~ tne Jays OF tome
ting the ..suceessoo and draw "e a. u'e'a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-01

10 The Fayetteville Observer relates amusing &C.
cnrrence which recently tok place in North Carolina
Mr. fiaaghton. Wig speaker, in addressing The pep
pie, instead of exhibiting Mr.. Polk's late letter to Mr..
Kane Of Philadelphia, the tariff cnpied the material
part IN which Polk goes for discriminating for proec
ttoa, and used il as his doctrine land lb.o demand
ed Ibis opponenis who had not seen Poik' letter f
they approved of III M! Mol" they all at once re-
Piled VIII you vote for any one who holds such
principles ~ asked Mr. Haughlon. "Cerainly not ~
they responded. Mr.. liaughon then cony drew the
Raegh Standard from his pocket, and asked one Of his
opponents 10 read Mr. Folks letter. in which they would
hnd the Identical language, word for word which thew
had repndlaed Here was fix! But they soon re-
covered from the Shock and discovered that it was The
very doctrine they were in favoruf!i
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-01

hfao'N ~ lie taMf,--Ld HdtanG, t4n-
eooco paper published 10 Spanish IN this city. takes
strong ground against the annexation of Texas The
Courier tea Mt beast the French side OF fiji gives an.
neNaon rather Geld shoulder. llurmh Tor Polk, Da.
las mud Texas ~ o. Bee, Jhy 10
What awful changes he Texas question has produced
IA Louisiana Several parishes IN the ilh Congressional
district directly bordering upon Texas. aud nj the recent
election The Wings cnt down the Lucoioco majority of
last year 400 Votes Certainty this Texas question docs
occasion wonderful changes, bat they seen 10 be from
locooeoism 10 whlggefy.-B.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-01

The Spriags.-We learn fro,, IN,
Ver"l he <2h ut that there were then abn, o 0oser
sous a, "e nle Sulphur and the number raodlv per
cfeasins Among the guests are Cant. Eo,, ,~ IN
,sh minister TO isSas, Professor Howard of the
Ths B. a t,io.r i'odd ofPrineetpn
10 the Springs. ''S'''h his way
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-01
4 RACkOur.

The Hon. Archibald Atkinson. tho Loco Foeo Ron.
resentause Of the Norfolk District. said alta Canft
House, recent oepasob Inst lie had offered to he
eleven hundred dollars that Polk woad beai av. and
Wing 10 wlom ,hehet was offered had dcclinrd 10 IA Ike
1t. Wig eilizon Of this place. who heard What Mr
Aihinson said. remarked thai be had 5000 IN his
wallet. end would bel il all. or any PART Oft thai lay
would beat Polk; and that II il cenyeneni Tor
Mr. Atknsin 70 stake The muney then. his note Tor the
anonai would answer. MT Atkinson declined To bet
and ihe Wing offered To bel him 600 $500. which
aher MI. A. also declined. Peiasbng hieiigacef.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-01

Nj. Clay and 1eras.-t is frequently said that Mr..
lay is opp 'Sed to the annexation Of Texas under any
circumstances, and that as natural consequence if be
be elected President, Texas will fall into the hands
England. 10 this allegation Mr. Claws own IL,
furnishes sufficient reply, if these gentlemen will hut
degn to read that upon which they either ionoran,y
comment or which they wiiiuy psrvert Mr.. CLAY
designs upon Texas, such that of coonznr her or in
any way s"bleclin2 her, should regard i. as the mpe
tive duty OF the G ,yernmen, of the United States m
oppose snch designs, by the firm and determined
aess'aace-o the extent. Unnecessary, ef appealing to
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-01

Georgia. letter from distinguished gentleman
IN Georgia To the edt.rsnf the National Inell,osno
gives assurance that AZ is well' in tia. STATE 1Chs
aexas humoug IS bringing additional strength to ia
/" ns cause, shall (says the letter. at leas, ma
tam our position Of TO- and hope u COME ,,rorI ~.
contest with an increased mai,riiyo
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-01

:, e3-lhe ST L7uls '.Nssouran," the organ of Gil
benton, who is now al home, Is out in yioen, a,,,L
upon the Richmond Enquirer 1t SAYS "Mr. Richie 10
as eou1rmed lunatic on Inc ss1; Of annexation as
,arse o"ioa q Teas scrip could well make him.
1t asks emphalicaly who killed The trea,v2 ar a,h.
who exposed 1t to such position as to ensure its da,hi
The very men in whom Mr. Richie has all a, once de-
tecied so many vlrluesthe oery men ,rho gare Jsro.
acay . years agohe fathers of the treaty, John w.
Ter and John =; Cahonn!' The Enqnirer repels the
attack, which bears evident ear.marks of ca, Ren,on,
pen with splritanl declares that the Missourian mus,
be mad. OF course! '''''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-01

oJ-Gen. Charles P Dorman annou,ce, !, IL. a.,
Lexington a) Gazette, that he has one hunJ red bar
res OF Flour, which he will sell at a. per bh n.aa
's1 H"'g oy elected Prcsden o. IN o a.hsS
ros pa r. ha Slea s'ys that price for Hundred bar
vans bargainl Wv :" o'oceed' Nao
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-01

Soaa Crotaa -Tas p,p,ts u this ,ur,alen. li,,ls
eomm,nyeah still with threats ofdisunon which
are eehed by nunberless lpasis drunk, with singular
disregard of pr,prey Ear recent anniversary Of A.
mecan independence. The u eion party in that STATE IL
far stronger however, than il in 1882, when
the flag OF Dsunlon, thiny yelled under the guise Of
Nullicliion Il ,aied from her arsenis and aranrs At
a meeting OF The Clay Club Of Charleston on the OH
uno the following patriotic resolutions preacsd BY
suitable preamble, were adopted:
ssiherefare resolved That If il shall become me-
cessary ready TO srcrce all uon tile altar Of
Inc American Unon and for its preservation do as our
fathers did. .edge our lives fortunes and vur sa
erred honor.o
'Reslyed That we deprecae and condemn every
sentiment aud aciicp hat is calculated sap the fnnta
lion and tie bonds this Union and to build upn
lis ruin Northern and Southern Republic
"Resoved, That we cannot look upon the attempts
made BY few dissatisfied spirits, to call Southern
Convention. IN order "o extuft new guaranes' from
the States" in any other light than as measure frauob
with EVIL, and only revolutionary in its tendency
Resolved. That in the language Of the farewell,
address Of the Father Of his Country every liver of tho
same should indignantly frownupon the first dawnin.
Of every attempt aepne any portion of our cou,,rs
from the resi- or To eneebc the sacred ties which nav
Ink together the various parts"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-01

io- Inc Columbia (Tenn) Observer thinks il "s
remarkable fact" that most of The surviv;nr aaii;.
the Reyoa'ion are Wings. We think it by no mean,
remarkable. The Wings now are fIhting against the
abuse and increase of Executive power aud prereatiye
just as The soldiers OF the Revolution in l776 And
even II ms were not 81 we should deem strange in
deed if one o those surviving patriots sbopH vote rr
James X. Polk, who voted agiint the bills proprsiny
10 confer on them ptiance in their old age Ia remuner
ate them for their services aud suiarnps in she davs
that uad mens sc@'5. aud t, them from penury
and the p Dor. house in their declining wears
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-01

.I'aDama'-We have always surrendered this STATE
10 Inc i,occs and we still do But we fnd in The Ana
enS'a Ehfonieie letter rom that Stale, which salts
lies us that il the .,sos carry it, il will hs ,fier hr
struggle, and viii. diminished majority.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-01

Oh'o-A letter from Sandusty, to the Albany jour
nal, predicts that the Wing candidate for Goyem,r Mr..
BARLEY VIII be electedby 10000 majority and that tho
maJorl'y tor Clay will be double that amount
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-01
A PROPOSITION.

we Ere requested by Augustine Iettwich or ,b;s
10 say, as the Democrats are conf len ot lanes
A. FOLK s ee;on, that he has 5000 w,rh of ,n,nm.
ac'ued Tobacco on hand which he will sell to any per-
son or persons disposed to purchase it, at hs cash mi;
ces. 10 be paid for ,pieh Henri Clan il elec,sJ .P
Colonel VIII always be 'at home" to such cus,,nar.
VINO are at liberty to take either the whole am,n, ~
more, or less, as it may sui, them. ''N"'' VI
ANOTHER PROPOSITION.
We are requested by Messrs M,urce I. an h, o.
ions 10 i MAKE proposition similar to the foregoing.
lar prices, any amount of 'tle weed }, =, ~ ' ,esu
when Henry Clay is elected Presiden, Of the Initial
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-01

o. Read Gen. james Hamillon's Letter 10 I,, w..
OF Kentucky, in reference to The charge of n1
c1rrnPiin" IL is the tribute Of an h,a,t,,le ;nd
traduced opponent ''''"a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-01

Francis q. MnulSs1n. Treaurer
me freslden, was then conducted 10 the chair, and
after an animated and appropriate address entered upon
the dulles of his oiliee.
H. H. foler. Esq. being called upon addressed the
Cio' with his usual spirit and zeal During his speech
he was frequently cheered by the long, continued and en-
thusiastlc applause Of the audience
DAVID w. BURTON, Chm'n.
j. b. GRErN See'y
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-01

irwyrr when he hurried, hut gase up his profession and
Wen, 10 i've in lifrkmer. NJ his wifn's reaaesi yc
they quatreilsd and finally separated. The prnepal
complaint entered against ,ha lady Ia tina, She would
nui si him have wines, nurses &c.. except When she
chose to be gracious
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-01

VTAF ANU AUTHORIZATIONS
Well may such arliu dodgers drond the fate whic
awaits them from indignant aud outraged peoplel
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-01
ANOTHER PROpOSrrJ

, e5-slLAS WRIGHT, who has been smoke, or a.
Wei cooeo candidate f the oli % of G,veror Of New
horh' positively refuses to per nit the use of hi, NAM
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-01

W The editorial depatrsent of the ChsrL,tesvu, ii
'ora'e has been resumedh by WIN. J. Shelton. Esn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-01

N loNSiCNMENH IL barrels New Family
~ Flour, made oil White Wheat. For sale low. by
L. PHELPS.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-01
A NEW HERO.

janus X. Polk fesidee;
A NEW HERO.
There ran be nhhng ridiculous than the efforts
Of lew II the Loeoioeo papers in the East. 10 e@ell
Mr. Polk into hero What Mr. Polk hero -
Nhee are his fields Of leroism1 Where his deeds
Of ciiealry recmledl Eeho answers whcrel Whore
was MIR Polk when the gallant Of Tennessee were
called on by the General Government 90 forth and
stay ,he tomabawk and sea- pug nife Of the reyrnge
aud bluod hirsiy Creeks and semholea, between The
Years 1915 and 1881 He was then between II aud
u yfars Of age Many Of his cumrades (cilizens Of this
place and couny) even younger Than MIR Polk, rcspnn
ded Ia the call I'll their country, aud went forth and did
ihelr duty Ike gallant soldiers viii always DO Where
was alr Polk when gallant fonso Tennessee rallied
Under the banner ul ths country aud achieved glorious
victory al New Orleans. ~ sal lie llen about 20
yeats of agc-sHd had no lauly retain hun at hume
Many younger u.en than be there. Why was he
not ih-fel Lelp again answers, Nhy2 Where are
his deeds thai entlle him Ia the II the Young he
fn.n % young foeess hickory OF ienoesseel" luro
indeed
Gentlemen. Lacofoca Editors. you convert poke
INTO m fnglel car you convert P9k hoy into Iionl
can snu copgelt fragile poke stdik iuo laundering
seventy FUR poundefl II you can lhcn ynn may with
semo sort OF lace ify to swell James X. Polk into he
Ipl
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-01

THE ARFFUL DODGERS Alta recent .oco
oro Convention IN Vermont where the doctrine of Pro-
tee'ioa Is 50 popular, o the banners dp, ed this "
ing asrriptlon:
POLK AND PROTECTION
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-01
E2Ee EETegI

a Nj immediate possession given. the convenient
"a and pleasant dwelling -hoase in which now re-
S'dy' n ar Inc o1uf'-hnase. ID. L. {. PETERS.
Juy'l III
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-01

FEAaiie Cuba Green Coffee.
Sn BAGS PRlME GREEN CUBA COFFEE
wv on consignment, aud for sale low Apply to
,.., GEO BAGBY .
WAN iED-Nool, Feathers, Tar aud Beeswax
c. b.
June3.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1844-08-01

sz- We copy the following from the "Observer."
published at Columbia (renhcssee.) the town IN winch
lanes X Poll testd,,r.1
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10
CARMlNlTIAL LOZENGES.

A L this season .! the year haw. complaints
IA ate always very troublesome aud ffe-
lacntis dangerous; ever, family should theTs-
iorc, be provided with a box oi these Loxrn-
gee, which will allay the morbid irrtahl!ity
of the bowels. restore the checked prTspira-
ticn, stop the debilrtatinr discharges. aud n
s. shart time cave tho IN cst inv-terstc case OF
DinrrhG. chronic dysentery, OF habiiaat ie"se.
ness. Tacy are very pleasant TO The tasse,
ano are cold at the lew price 81 25 cents boz.
ID. A. FAHNESTOCK'S ANTI Dill
49,, LlOUS PILLS, go, .ss
A gentle but sfiicient cathariic. expressly
adapted for family phys.c; and are not sar-
paced hy any other pill ia use, for al eosrs
IN which'a car,haric l. indicated. Theywill
,pesa,~ thoroughly without gripping. Pice
IS rsnt-, for n box containing 20 pile. sseM
PNEuMONlC, OR COUGH. BsLSAM.
4 valuable remedy for Coughs and Colds.
Price rs Genie .a - 80 5000
ban tna COUGH LOZENGES. staa
Thcsc Ecsrns~s pc.scss all the virtues o. the
hes, Cough Syiups, arr eanven'estto cary
~ ,hs y. cket and are very risasant ~ tls
taste. Pnce e5 cents tsas snih|iet :.
800 LIQUID ofODELDOc.
fhis penetrating article possesses double the
s,rsnr,h Of the common oped sldoc, u more
clearly aud much moss conveniently aP-
piled Price IS cts, a. N. 49, La.
4. a. FAHNESTOCK Sc cos EYE
T,,t s4 4 WATER. e MI 6,asl
r.r ,hs ears OF weak OF infamed eyes. Price
Prepared by n. "a. FAHNtSrOcK& Co,
corner or 9Th snd Wood sis Pittsburgh.
h The ,bsve valush.~ Medicinesee~n be he'd
1eauiae &c Diet. >. GArBr sf this Guy. Bs.
sar,icslsrsc enquire for fahnssssk's. ssshsfe
IRE macy imitatione. ,h.sts rtsss #W
Burlington, Dee 2. iSi37if i,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10
NEW GOODS.

Hh5iNat6 uaNEvV 0iDUO0si : HaNkn8ri
IUST received aud for saie, u 81. Losis tr;-.
81 e'assse hA} sa4 stA ,f.,s.,..i,.t ( !.
lo.ooo 81. "a: s-l. "A. "a brown sAs-,iar
and Shirtiny, "Hh hs@AAs
q 5000 do o. do bl-.ch-d % s,oalii ia
6as0 do tAaserics "a 4 Rri,i.h Prints se,s si,l..
IS 900" 90 C,rra.l.". ,Alpaes. -usr'poe ami
a 5000 To Scotch, Aisuchestss and Americas.
ie .mao,asNa'ss. -, a1rpg@ w oasEaH III
500 do AIusiin lie LANES,
6aO Do best hdiko checks Of SUPP qust, !:
e -Soco d: rs.', white. green and yellow Fiss.
$50 do tarolirM rlai,I. : n.w aud sp,.ulid
@fis article. M wool. " ~ " 9istBsl 'aaI
s 4Oe dos6ne Linens. s.tBJ SAD .a4af asy
800 Dr. superior Irish Linens, s. f....
4t0o sleeps Grey cloth. Kentucky Jeans
N 5000 ito Gsd~t mkt. blse aud blsrk. BroaI
Cloths,
800 do double M.Iisd Cs..i@e res aud Cas-:
HGx sintis. ff t tAA@ eEHH sA
HI $50 Moaair. yca.hm.re, Nett asd wsolea
Shawis. 49,
COO blk Sflk rravat aud aSs,r,,d TI,krs. ii
SiV pair Ladic. aud Genus Cloves. ss-d.
$50 Cashmere, Fur, Nutre and SILK Hats. IL.
test style.
COZ Seal. Fur. Nutre ,Aluskt and Cloth caps,
Is sko pair Aleu-. and Fsy' Kip Boots. 81
FEM do do d. d. Shots.
4t 500 ]. 0 ladies French Kid Si,ps aad waik.
{a s.1 ing Shoes. hHH ,nft8U4sM asa
SEQ d. Children SHOES, assorted si,rs.
5Gue Spanish aud priurire S,gar..
atat ''+s to.cs t,ar-'. h. 81 s't.w,ns r.bacco.
5000 ID. best >ra"'-h ) 10 Lr.ttsr. M M~ta
iv0 balls kcnnwha ss't. ~. -.
Is sacks RIO Corir : hid. riinic New
ta# H Orleans Sagar, s.ttN #s@+ tG@H tE
dos liar. Alo.. .ri fShrrr, II .,sa.....,
. MHthtfs G.ogrsph, ssd Atlas. Lsa .ti- tiueks 4;
nirsi. i-s. i.-,L tseAs sad A~tnisassrs, rR
er With every sr,r,e VI istss G5sa-s Grr,ff.S
Hardware &c, Ia n,ske the assott,es III rlou,pl.n
MI % which will BE- Sid isw ~ w NJ ttiNOE Fi
" Mar 4. corner VI Jeti~ssAla and " stcr Sta.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10
BOOKS AND SrAr1oNERi.

n .EpGERS. yoprsals. nay AID Blank R.oss'
III vi Ertxetie R&Adsrp. Grsmnsafs. Geokrn sn ~.
ASIns< " DseltsHar;ss =. AvisAa~ti's $50 sps'ax
tseptsx viuiliag sd lsssi~sss fCsress assssessV
y W descriptions. y S. Lsa;' Csscss:' cs&.oe.
Ncv. ~. " -
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10
wNn.l Far CO.. N, = JA>g,,. ,a.,

/ WALES, TR,E CO.. n Y. JAN II, tas3
We ~srif, that w. have as.d " "A Gahme-
stocks tetmicg- Ia our tamiii,,-. N il .v,rv
case il has proved decd, d aud a. ctual remedy
Tor exi,t Hing worms frnm the system. We ~nr.
dali. r.csmme nd u TO parents who have ch,.drea
affected with that dangerous maa,iy.
Eon Virgil, wn u. Iainc, Robl May, Joseph
Burroughs. 9F A f##tF MEs #tf
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10
ANDPOP-
s. ULAK FAMILY MEDitINLS.
ID a. Fahnestock's vcrmifugc,
A rsRFEcrLY SAFE

And certain Cure for Il.c-ms
C? Certihcat,s of its efficacy eau i. sc.n n
he store az III. Subscribers snlicicnt 10 ,ish the
n,ost iArrt Dubious. frire - ~~nt-. n# 5N
Fer sale by y a. FAHNt.S TO,sH 4 Co.
corner Sixth aaa " ood erect.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10

April Il D. W hos, 80
In Sockiou = Die ricp Prosecutor
rickup. in clesk'so A6os,
Chav1a of gA
Ddn y cisrk of toefd eoouty CONS,
ess - w.
il Davis. services grand juror, GU 4 aas q
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10

iss
\ Z 1870 BRD0MAN BRofnkfs
ssnercf and Esin snteu.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10
=. n. MIN.
school Books.

"A n a.sor'msn, Of Scbool Rock :, Blank,
"A Books, Writing Paper, Qni.ls, Tax;
sla'ss,Nc. Toe, q hs7l'J IS DAVID. =
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10

Presley Dunlap services ~ clerk hoard County CONS
r. ke;d, serviens 40 District Prosecutor
u. Rorer services Attorney
Postswait e. Creegan banhsss furnished Jail il 81
j. s Dunlap sc rvices clerk district court
J. u Mkcnay woal furnished the county -ss
John s. Dunlap services Clerk IN U. S DOM
r. G. Schwatka Judgment Is county fa
John s Dunlap services clerk district court s .
John w. W~Lber s,sfionsry furnished the county
Luke Psimr services as county commissioners
Presley DUNLAP - - clerk board county CONS
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-23

SEc So Before making the application the District Court prpv
ucd nr IN tne preceding section the treasurer shall publish advc
there BE- and thee be no such paper printed his county then in
tne nearest IN the Territory which be
three tunes published shall be at least sin weeks pr;r
SAID term q ssid District Court and the said advertisement shall
con, ass o. the delinquent lands and town lots reported to
interest and costs dug thereon ana the
for Judgment against said lands and town lots 6r said taxes interest
sd costs thereon and for order sell The and town lots
Tor the sinn thereo and shall also give notice that On the
second Monday next succeeding the adjournment the said District
Court ~ hs lands and town lots against which shall
BE- exposed public sale a the in said county for he
amount Of sid taxes due thereon ADVERTISE
ment published according 70 de provisions Of This section h, Be-
deemed and taken Be sufficient and legal notice. bo IL The
Aforesaid intended application BY the to The District Court
said court M sxsaS'as 81 esyss1 R - T - ~ -
ssc o. The treasurer shall obtain copy Of he advertisements
WITH the certificate Of the due publication thereof from he
printer q Rublsher 81 he which TIE same shah have
been and shall file the with he clerk e ne s D
for in the 54th section. - fS
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-23

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