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Arkansas intelligencer., 1844-08-03
GOVERNMENT OF ARKANSAS.
EXECUTIVE.

GOVERNMENT OF ANAANSAS.
We EXECUTIVE.
81 ApAMs, Governor.
VI .GssER, Secretary Of State.
a. CONWAY, Auditor.
'rr MARTIN, Treasurer.
LEGISLATIVE.
ADAMS, President of the Senate.
IS l.pHAM, Speaker of the House.
he Ser,ate is composed Of "a members, elected
:, ,r veo rs: and tho House OF rs members,
TOD forSwo years.
Z no Legislature convenes once in two years.
the first Monday in November. '
n y 4-1---zs zs-zs-s -
j gp.a '' JUDICIARY.
,.- w. -, SUPREME COURT.
"a. s,snr i'hief Justice.
mas !. 4. Associate Justice.
.. K. Sebastian, ''
, c. Nakins. Attorney General. ~.
sd Ike, Reporter.
p Barber, Clerk.
CIRCUIT COURT. ,,-
Judges. Pros'g Aaornies.
it-J. T. Jones, VIM. N. Stanton.
Isaac N. Baker, Jos. w. Bocage.
Thomas Johnson, A. Porter.
Joseph NJ. Hoge, Alfred Wilson.
J. J. CIendenin, Geo. c. Watkins.
John Field, o. F. Raney.
ht r. c. S. Brown, VIM. Walker.
iges Of the Supreme Court are ell ,cted
legislature, by a JOINT vote Of the two
p' eight years. The Judges Of the Cir
are elected in like manner, for four
u.irrED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Johnson, Judge.
Wand, District Attorney.
Field. Clerk.
Rector, Marshal.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-17

n GENILEMAN residing IN Hamilton Coun-
IA " Ohio. DESTROYS OF emigrating to lows.
wishes to exchange his farm for gooo. well loca-
ted land, in some healthy portion Of the Territory,
and one and . half miles OF ~ excellent turnpike
road. The farm consists Of l35 acres Of land,
about 80 in cultivation, with good fences. and
buildings. There are two dwelling hnuses on y.
place, and II 10 weI cslculated for two fars v.ak
ing one Of about IS acres with . good sabatan
tial brick house. and one Of about 80 ~,th a. I.
ceIlent stone dwelling. The b:ick eueme nj h.s
rooms aud basement, there il IN, excelleat
Spring Of never failing water. one Of the best in
tne county, within : Convenient disiance with
good stone Spring HI0ss. also some 20 81 40 ~
pie trees. The .Sa.se hcuss hAs rooms and
cellar; large and beautiful Porches; we'll Of -
csilsnt water, aud frame bara also I number
o. srcit trees about the house; and Is = delghthl
supiinee reside nce, and charitable healthy sit
uAti0n, There il also On the premises IN orchard
OF about four acres ef yosng and thrifty peach
trses. The land 10 Of geei qualify, somewh 1t bro
ken. we'll welered. and we'll adspted fora dairy.
A. The advertiser wisasa. 70 reside apsa The
land for which he may exchange. il Il nece ssary
Tor il - be good tanning lAnd. veil Located aud
healthy. An, psssos hesiae ssrh farm desil Gus
Of exchanging Tor isnd fast rising ia valse. sr who
may wioh 20 sestje within LEW niles 81 the nost
prospeross city in tbs west. will Ind il we'll vorth
their while 10 bestow soms altentIoa npoa shis
ODER.
Csnmsairasisas tposs pai&J addressed % Mr..
CnAnLEs BOUsALl.. estats and money agsat. Gin
cinnati. statisg location with Ne. u Sectiea,
Township. Ac~ quality. pr'cs. aIe. will meet with
Persons may obtain sone iafos.set,os respecting
the above property ey ssqsiriaE Of GasaSs ead
Jsn =, 1874.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-17
ESTRAE CATTLE.

TAKEN UP BY Jacob M'Iniirs living in
y in yellow Spring Township, Des MONIES
csuneyS I. T. foaE 'eertaia rstbay steers: one
. red steer With some scattering white spots,
marked with ! crop of the lett ear md swal.
low fork in the right, supposed to be 10 o, | !
years old. appraisedaet 90; also = br.ndle steer
with short thick horns, marked with an undc.
bit of the right ear, aod crop and unde,
slope and a hole ia the lett, small bell on
with . leather cotsr, supposed 10 BE Ave
years old, Appraised ~ $40; black Steer
marked with an under Bit offthc right ear,
and crop and under slope and hole in the
left. supposed to be5 years old, appraised al
$40; white steer with BONE sriali brown
spots scattering ever him, lame IN the RICH,
hind foot, suppossd1o be one year old last
Spring, appraised at a., by william Mrntire
and lsaac Williams, before Allen Elliott, ESQ
A true copy. T. DUNLAP, Clerk.
Feb IL, '44-3t 44
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-17
Exchanges regulated without
Laws or Corporations.

What do the people Of this country
want with United States Bank 1--WE
mean the laboring and producing portion
who live by honest toll, and not
BY cunning wit. When we had Nation
al Bank, it was claimed by its friends az
an actua; necessary for the regulation Of
exchanges-and in i,s last moments dis.
arranged all the laws Of trade and pru-
dent systems of commercial tercourse.
It was clamorously maintained tina, new
institution Of similar powers was inlis-
pensably necessary TO regulate the fluc-
tuating exchanges, restore prices to their
proper order, and protect people from the
rapaci'y Of exhorbitant money brokers'.
4 Bank was not granted and yet the ex.
changes arc regulated. We have 20
National currency manufactures, and vet
the Bank paper was never 80 stable in its
value, or SO closely regulated in it's leei,
innate sphere. The following exhibits
the condition Of exchanges at New Yo k
on the ist inst, and challenges compar-
ison with any period during the existence
OF q National Bank, for lower or more
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-17

Died-At Apalachacola, Florida, on the
18th u1t, Mr.. RlcHARD KEacasAUx, formerly
Of Burlington, aged about Is years. The de.
ceased left this place about year ago with the
view Of restoring big declining health; but hi.
disease consumptluh to have been far
ther advanced than he Supposed. He was most
excellent young man, whom our citizens all IA
vorably recollect, and whose death they will
sincerely mourn. He has left behind him .
mother and sister, to whom the intelligence 81
his demise will be severe blow; for to them he
was all that he shonld be-. II will be some con.
ISOLATION to his distressed parent to know that her
name was one Of the last words that escaped his
lips, and that he died not as those die who are
without hope.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-17

Ri virtue Of special writ Of Gera Gcias, is.
- sued on a decree of foreclosure OF a Mort.
gage on the Chsncery side Of the District Cour,
o. Des MONIES County. I. r., q will sell 70 the
highest bidder. ..Hifhont ralnntion or on.yo;...
mcnf. on the first Monday IN March next T4th1
1914. at my office door in the city OF Burlington
between the hours Of 8 o'clock a. nj. and
clock T. ~. Of sa,d day. the following descri ed
lot number SIX hundred and seventy Eve. l675
~ the City OF Burlington, according To tn. plat Of
81. icrs appointed under the Act i oner ess. a.
proved Arch Sd 1887 together with the appur
tenanccs am privileges ,hersunto be longing. -
Said sale being on tecree for the foreclosure OF
q Mortgage il favor " T.'esley Dunlap - John
Mark fulton, Mary Mosley Futon. ef al s4Gs
JOHN II. MkEENi. Sheriff
Of Des hiones County, l. +.
Jan. Goth, 1874 ID.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-17

TERRITORY OF IOWA, ! s..
DEs MoMEs CouN.y. -
District Court for SAIL County, to February
Term Aerecf, jo.44.
MICHAEL cav'' rl1 A..ump.i, and
JOSHUA ElpEa, Def. Attachment
VNllE said Joshua Elder will hereby take
j notice, that on the 22d day Of July. A. d.
l843, a writ of attachment was issued out Of
the Office Of the Clerk Of the said Court [as
auxiliary TO the original writ in said suit,
Tor the sum Ut one hundred dollars, which
said writ was returned II the October term
Of said court. t843, by the Sheriff Of said coun-
y. levied on the South East quarter 81 section
thirty one l3l in Township scventy-one ,7il
north Range three west in said county. Now
unlcss ihe laid defe edanf shall .pp..r.aa
plead in said suit before. the next ter n or said
Court, judgme Mt will be entered, and the
property 80 attached will be sold 10 satisfy
the same and the costs Of suit. Dated hi.
18th day Of January 1874
JOHN s. DUNLAP, Clerk.
JAS. WooDs, PIfs. Atty.
Jan eO-4t
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-17
NOTICE

Is hereby glvsr, that George W. Snyder h.,
! filed in the Office Of the Judge Of Probate with.
in ana for the county OF Des Moine., l. r.: :
copy Of the last will and Testament Of George
This . therefore to notify Ill rsrson. inter ,ted
therein 10 appear Sefore the court Or Probate for
said couaty. On MondA; she 26th day Of February
next to show cause, il an they have. WHY ssd
copy shalt not be placed upon the re- cords Of said
court aud letter. Of administration granted there
on, tH fA JOHN WWERBER
Judge Of Probate, d. Z. / r,
Burlington. Jan ~ .l844-3t
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-17
HATS AND CARD.

lust received good assoripsns Of nsh . VI
u tar, doth. seal. ssslet and morocco CAPS.
ROOTS AND SHOES.
just received 50so pc Boets sad Shoes; Mer's
coarse and 6ne Boots Boys d. Meas 6rogsas.
Kipalo.. Bows do; Wsmans Call lscs Boats. Cal.
tiers. Seal and Zip Ice Boets sad SHOES. well q.
sorted; Misses lace Shoes. Childrss's do.
WOODEN HOSE AND YARN.
A large lot Of Ladies Woollsh, Eamtss' Waol
Hose. Mis,es and Ckildres's Do. asvy aa1 bsss
mkt, scarlet aud mkt. blsck - white yasas.
very enc and assorted qualities. Nv,
PULLED CLOTH 4 PILOT no
Very cheap; also. Csssiaseres, Csssissss, Jsaae
and Easy Times. Z st.t.t t.*sss - I'LL
FLANNELs q BLANKETS.
Real Markinaw Blankets and flsaaels. ssessssss.
5000 yds Csllico<s md Muslin ds lAiwss. cbsap
40OO yds brown 'Shiraingsi Cotton Yssns H..
Sole and Upper Gather. Ques nswsss we'll asst.
Ciothiny, Coats, Pssts. Yeats, Drawers. &C. "
HARDWARE &c. q ita
Nails and Glass. Knives aad Isses. NJ, ~s.
Pm Knises. Rssors, PAPER, lnk. Qsilss, Wstegs.
&C., Comts well sssorted.-- 80, f6.
GROCERIES &c. .'s
Sugar. Coffee. Tea. NIsdder. lndigs. A'sp'es
and Pepper. TOBACCO and Cig.ss. Salsrstss: row
der, Shot. Lead. and Peycsssi6a Caps. and nssy.
other goods. I'll IL W ich am dispossd - ssll
very low and sise crest bargains ior e.sh q rrS'
du e. ESLEY JONES.
/ Nov. 25.-tf flswksye espy. sila NJ tt
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-17

lcoki9s 10 iqaeinPsiop q tha.gEave yard,
&. cls;f yor a 90 look ine Il Ga rsison' !
sroa,ed house; and with another he said
there we're two windows in his. room,
i,here Is but one window, and apon Ia.
i n ~ .eaid Tho cav round wooden lnusi.
csI instsnalent which he 6aaily said was !
Autc. when in truth il was q cornet-a
SQUARE brass instrument; and committed
fatssrs Nsislskes with this commandment
Win another communicate, he described
The interior Of cabin where he had tina.
day been, and missed it by one bed and
lii il 10 some other par iculaTs.
''A lie told the fourth gentleman, after 90
ias with him in ciairvsysncc to his ros m,
Al,nl he. had In his hand a New York
new spaper. which happened however to
10 the National IntslliRepcer Of Washing:
- City; and missed il in describing the
furniture. He told fifth iha, he saw
los house with handsome yard and
irrcs, and a sort Of pavement 10 front.
The person in communication in tiiA IN
.s,1acs had his saindi 6xed on the Jrssse
iavsrn house on the Monmouth road kept.
~ Mr.. Barnes, forr miles east &c Bur-
Iington; which has no handsome. trees
px yard in front nor rear, end is a frame.
NJ log house. Next he took him to the
kMgc across South HENDERSON river,
which he fsiled to see OF describe, but
said there was frame house on tho lief
Of the road. There is house on the
left Of the road, and 10 par, frame and
.rdrt log the frame part unfinished and 1
unoccupied. Then the commandments
mind was fixed ON new and .unincloscd
saw mill just above the bridge, which the
clairvoyant said was sor, of round
building; then he said it was a log house.
These arc facts. The tact and assurance
Of the Magnetism, however, will, il is
believed, enable him TO cunvart these
failures and bIunders into the mosi s.,is
{ncfory reasons for his unbounded belief
10 his supe rhuman doctrines.
Finding your paper occupied must
omit any further remark at present.
Q.Q1
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-17
From the Peoria (Ill.) Press
A Looking-Glass view Of the Ta-
rim.

from the Feoria ILL., Press.
A Looking-Glass view Of the Ia.
rim.
among tho proceedings Of the United
Safes Sera.e on the 18th ullllno We note
the following:
Mr.. Wright presented q petition from
q number Of inhabitants OF New York
styling themselves looking glass, frame
manufacturers, carvers, silverers OF look
ing glass plates, representing that the
present duty on glass Cor The nlanu!ac.
ture Of looking glasses is so high as ia
materially injure their business. They
pray reduction OF the duty on looking
glass plates, and 2. a.es unsilvered; refer.
red TO tho committee on finance.
How is .hiss Have these petitioners
Of last got too much Of good thing
The wings say that the imposition oI
high duties cheapens the articles on
which the duties are levied. Do the re.
tlllonsrs want reduction Of the duty on
looking glass plates TO increase their
p,;eee That, according to the whig doc.
Urine, wo. 4 DO the effect Of grdnling the
prayer Of their potion. The silly SIM
ple,ons, they seem nel,ner 70 understand
their own business nor the ph,iSsorhy oil
wing tariffs! Instead Of pe,i,ioning co.,.
gress they should Immediately apply to
some court to appoin. guardians to take
charge OF the petitioners.
Alter all, we presume the New York
manufacturers Of looking glasses know
very well what they are about, and ompre-
bend the doctrine Of protection as well us
the manufacturers ofwoolens. The latter
have secured protection for their products
to the tune Of from 40 10 l4O per cent.
while the fu :Insr's wool receives the
enormous protection Of about one sixth Of
a cent per pound! The looking glass
frame manufacturers, caves and silver
ers ofplates know where the shoe pinches
They want sedwction-of wl,ats or
the price Of siivercd, framed, complete
locking glassesi Not exactly! They
want "a reduction Of the duty on look
ing glass plates, and plates unsiirered,' .
for say they, 1.-THE present duty Of glass
for the manufacture Of locking glasses Is
50 high - materially to iniurs their bust.
ness" II it were true, or il manufactur-
ers believed, that protective tariffs reduce
the prices Of articles taxed, why should
the above petitioners desire the reduction
they ask fort 1t would certainly be ia
their interest to get the plates as low AZ
Possible.-But they know better. They
want the raw material-those articles
which they work up in manufacturing
IS low as possible, and 70 get them at a
low price they petition for reductien Of
the duty on "plates." You will nei
catch these men praying for reduction
Of duty on goods similar TO those manu-
featured by themselves. Oh;ns! They
tell US, the way 10 cheaper these is, to
"lay on the tariff"
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-17

lei. e N1 w WVV110e
TVS! received and f'' ale = s. Le'. pr
q $1,000 u. 81: $3.50. - brown sh..,in,
5000 90 Y 90 ble.ehrd \, do
5000 do American & f3riti,h Prints new ST..
40O0 do Circa.ian. AI:?aca. yuerisos "a
u Orleans Cloths, n n staFf4F5aa sItf.
5000 DO Scotch. Msachsster and Americas
3a0 do Muslin Dc Laines. 49, saisn
6Oo DO best Indigo Checks Of ssp'r. qaalisy
5000 do red. white. green aud yellow Fjsn.
mol. all wool, ''sslE
$50 do caroiina Plaid. aew aud splendid
article, all wool, NM
800 do 6ne Linens,
800 do superior Irish Linens, Wy
1000 Sleeps Grey cloth. Keatueky Jeans
and Satinets.
5000 do Cadet mkt. blue aud black, Broad
Cloths, ht8
800 do double Millsd Ca..ia,sres aud ca.
25u Mohair, Cashmere. Nett sad Wooden
Shawis.
600 blk SIX cra..t and assorted HdLr,.
800 pair Ladies and Genis Gloves, as,.d,
500 Cashmere, Fur, Nutrs aud Silk Hats, Il.
test style, Eli III
500 Seal. Fur. Nu,rs Muskt and Cloth cans,
zoo pair Mems and Boys Kip Boots,
800 do do d., do shoes,
z 800 20 Ladies French Kid Slips and walL.
TICS Hg Shoes.
300 do Children's Shoes, assorted sizes,
5000 Spanish aud Principe Segsrs.
boxes iiAre's best chewing Tobacco.
5000 lbs best Spanish Sole Leather,
100 bbls Kenawha Salt.
Is sacks Rio Coffee hhds lime New
sH 'Ht Orleans Sugar, A&G
aN4g do1 Hair. Moss and Shuck Mstrass~s
Mnchels Geography and Atlas. Eclectic Books,
blank Books aad Stationery, toxeth.
or with every article Of Dry Goods. Groceries,
Hardware &C., 10 make the assartsMens csmulete
al Of which will be sold lew by w Al DES OF
Nov 4. corner Of Jefferson and W alter SIS.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-17
Estray steer. !,

NAhEN Up BY William Parker living in Ben !.
y ton Township. Des Moines County l. T /.
one T. dark crown. with : a,ottle face a. some
white between his fore leg. marked with crop "a
~. ear anc, slit in the right; The other d dark
between his eye ami bora. marked with alone
on the right ear both Eve years old appraised q
3iO each. BY J. $. vinson aud Jsn.ah setis before
A. W. Gordon Esq. A true copy. Jaa. "a, 1874.
Jan <5--3t =, DUNLAP Clerk.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-17
ESTRAY HORSE.

YNAKEN UP by John Sharsr, Ii wing in Ben
i ton Tow nshir, Des Moines county, i. +.
. dark bay Horse with black name and tail,
q white spot on his back, and email bell on
with leather cellar. NO other marks or brand.
Peiceivable; supposed to be years old: ao-
praised a. $25, by gBe,.fe and II. Humphrey.
before VIM. Parker. Esq. A true copy.
PRESLEY DUNLAP clerk.
Feb 18th. A4-3t pd
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-17
FEr Sale at Great Bargains.

Fer Sale at Great Bargains.
We the undersigned. have determines
w to sell Of our stock Of goods now on
Land, corsisting in part Of the following ar-
ticles, to wit: AAts##
SO sacks Of sup'r Rio and Havana Coffee,
5 hide prime New Orleass s ugar,
~ do comman d. do s
200 sacks G n Salt,
IS do Liverpool blown DO
IS do dried Apples, MeAfs
10 do do Peaches, s5
10 bbls New Orleans Meissses,
5 do Sugar House DO
Is do green Apes, -
SO kegs assorted Jpniata Nails, tsgeshsl
with : general assortment Of Groceries Booii
and Shoes, Hariwsre, and Domest}S3. WI
ssk shoss- wishinG 10 purchase eitheT Il Whole
sale Or retailStoeail ard psics ohr goods b
fore purchasing else WHARF. g4&f
We repent, shst ell ont orr stock Of good,
70 must and will, between this time and III
18th Of March next. - (sss pr advertisement
for produce) we are desiiOus 20 close Up ou
! business q that time. u Ne can do % sdvan
tageously 10 oursclves, Of cpnrse We VIII, bu
II not " will sslI cat thoseh u Do q price
lees than the prime coss 81 our goods. E
Coaatry produce will Be taken Tor goods
and tho go0ds sold ~ cash prices.
b r. WoOn, = c..
BaTliagtos, ian. -, lesl--lOs
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-17
TAAElG UP.

lYssAlesit ~. ~CsrMan living u Rurlsaetoa
- Township. Des Moines county iowa Terrific.
| ~, certain bay JNste. no other mark. Or brands
On said mare except saddle marks; IA hansls high
appraised to $40. By Ebenezer Riddle and W, e.
Hay. A true copy.
Feb. 5. 1874 81 p. DUNLAP. Cl.rk i.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-17
Hardware.

NLINlvEs AND FORKS, Butts and Screws,
I ,Eoor Hinges, Norfnlk Lsichce. Hand.
saws and Files, Pocket, Shoe, and butcher
knives, Axes, Wodd Saws, Needles, Pine,
Tacks, Trunk, Chest ant Door Locks, Coffee
Mils, Gun Locks, Spoons. Shoe Makers
Thread and Tacks&c. &C., for sale BY 4. .''.i
= f.tlct ga .ia 4ast. I'll is DAVID,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-17
SPINNING WHEELS
NOR sale by
II F,b X. BRIDGMAN BROTHERS.
AdmainistratOr,s Sale.

ny authority Of Hcense granted by The
- t."bate Court If the county Of Des
Moines, ~. on the third day Q: April nex.,
between the hou.sf 81 ten and Jour O'Clock,
sell, on credit Of six n: onas. to the highc 81
bidder, so much Of the west na..f 0. the south
west quarter Of section twelve U2) in town
ship seventy (7O) north Of range three Isl
west, 40 may be necessary 70 pay the de bis
againt the estate 81 George Parks deceased.
Sale to take plscc on the premises.
j. LAMSuN, Adm. de Lonis :aon
Desmoines Co. !. +. Feb n, I84l-ds
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-17
NEW GOODS.

NEW GOODS.
TIME subscribers are now receiving ~ their
Il Brick Store, on the corner Of Main and letter.
son streets. large and general assortn,en nj Of ii.
Fall and Winter Goods,
such a. Cloths. Ca.s;meres. sattinets. Ky. Jeans.
kersevs and Apacha Cloths; large and splsn.
did assortment Of Prints. Of every variety and
y, ie, Brown Sheetings. Bleached goods At var:
Gus prices; Cotton nnd Wooden Fianasis, Wacki.
nav and Whilney Blankets Ginghsms, Irish Lin
ems. Brown Hollands. Merinoes. Silks, Satiu..
Bed Tickings, Checks. Cotton. vara, Wedding
Batting. Hosiery. Cotton Bd'fs. Shawas. yestinss
Gloves. Ribbons. Buttons. COMBS. r.. &c.
ALSO,
Hardware. Qveens.sare, Bsoas. She's. Hass
Caps, Bonnets. Groceries, Salt, Iron. Nais. Cast.
ings, Glass. &c.
We invit. the public TO call and see our gseds
and exr.nine for themselves We will TAXI
Wheat, Pork, Beef and Cash in exchange FL
gods. POSTlEWAir & CkEEGAN.
Burlington. Oct. II. i843--ly
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-17

The German population Is Increasing with
wonderful rapidity in the United States. 1t il
estimated that there are three mllioms in this
cciintry, and not less than nifty newspapers are
published in the German language.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-17
NOTICE..

WE nndesighed, Administrator de 6onis aoa o.
The Estate Of James K. King. will apply 70 the
Isobste court Of the county Of Des Moines, on
Monday the tonrth day Of Marrh. ia4I. for nm or
der TO sill 80 much ofthe leal estate belonging 10
said estate a. may BE- necessary 10 psv the debts
o. said estate All persons interested are request
60 20 appear end show Cause why euch real estate
sh0aid aot be sold 60f that purpose. sHR *
t Feb lO--At ia. w. CARPENTER
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-17
aaa 80 ~
Information Wanted.

nF NELSON SMITH, who was last heard
~ from 10 Van Buren, 60 Iowa. Shoaht this
notice meet the eye Of any person who can give
any information whether. the said elson Smith
be still living or 20, OF his pre- sent place Of
resijence il alive, he will confer great favor BY
communicating the sane 70 Rufus Smith, Juliet,
Will Co, III.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-17
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