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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-28

MURDER IN baltimore Last night
about 8 o'clock, mos, brutal murder WIS
committed on F,lIs Point by party Of
Spanish sailors from on board bark lying
at the wharf 1t appears that they were
passing along Caroline street, and when at
the corner of WIKI STREET, one ct their num-
Der was struck with stone. One OF them
was heard TO ewoar that he would Kill the
first id scoundrel he came across, and on
passing a short distance below Wiki street,
a German shoemaker nauied Henry Hen
shell, happened TO be standing at his door,
when they were seen 10 make n rush tow
ards him and he fell inside his honse q
dead man. On examining him, he was
found to have stab on his left breast, the
knife entering his heat and another be-
bind his right car. He is said rot to have
uttered word after he fell. Capt, Fields,
of the night watch, was Immediately in pur
sui, of the murderers, and succeeded in ar
resting six Spanish sailors, one Of whom
was identified by a witness as ihe man who
raised his arm at the time OF The attack on
the deceased. They were all believed 10
have changed their clothes, and at late
hour last night a search warran, was lssu.
ed TO examine the vessel, with The expecla.
ton Of finding the marks Of their guilt on
their clothes which they had worn in the
early pau of The evening.
The scene in the house Of the Murdered
man was heart rendlng 10 the extreme
Around The corpse were assembled the Wid-
owed mother and four children, in an ago
ny Of grief q, their sudden and irreparaJIo
loss. The interior oflhe house exhibited
Signs of poverty and desoiaion though
every thing was clean vnd tidy
Bali Sun, Tuesday.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-28
co,,rsotarNr,r cnrLrrox Mrp.


,c,L COLLEGE. Al the close Of the An.
,ymnnl Session Of ,his institution on ,hr2eth
ins, the degree Of Doctor Of Medicine was
confcrIed in course upon the following gen
,lemen. Richard Birncv Canada Geo.
pI;ss Vi: flank c. Chaflin, \ C., Henry
ID D,nison. ~ Y, John r Crowcll, n
Y John II. Hall n Y; Anson L. Hobart,
n J James Jewell, n. Y; Clovoigc u
K,ngsmore. S C; Henry l. Lnndon A.
Y; Luke G. Mnxson, n Y Allen Nor
rau. Samuel f. S ~ Mott, n Y; Gilbert
n. Preston. Conn Benjamin +. Root, W.
Erns,us Sanford, n. Y Nathaniel S s,row-
bridge. N. Y; John shnwklond, n n
John s Thorne, n. Y. William f. Whit.
new. n Y; FIervy b Woodward, W.
The Honorary degree Of Doctor of Med
icine was conferred uponLyman N.Sprague
and Benjamin Thorne, of n. Y.
An elegant aud appropriate address to
the class Of graduates was delivered by
Professor Sweetser Com.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-28

RI -, PiB.3,'yias vs.sA R,-r,tss1
TlE NE INNING 90 TROUBLE
Ttfaag r ~ f-sf r. - rre-,fi &
ths ,.,,iisa ac 80 ) cur dots 70 keep he
ssrniioa of cor 'eanrriranisn rfates ron
rafaiy drs,d - ,bs iaise prifoett, t'gur
ding NJ iolks apio,ous up9n The TsnH
& lrrssu. shirb has organs iof toss meridian
rfft,u'fd lie .occra 10 tbs STATE Vas
nee mariy dopudani upon the useeoss Il
bis leading tarliGahi "a indsttng their col
iaarfs 10 b,lisrs han friendly 10 the rrotee
trr roliry The scheme ID sUccccd, aud
% d3 Mr. Polk Now como, the conse.
cgrbccs The pary begin 70 I,at that
Mf Polk icas much mote "a the creed Of
Sou Z Carol 90 ihau Of PENNSYLVANIA. Like
ihs a iymss RI The German romance,
Who. ahef infinite pans bal efssl'd a man,
who pforc5 10 he an uncontrolled monster,
ne p1la.cal ctyrfinenlers Of pcbnsy ~.
MA who have made Polk Prcsi5cni, now
bfcia 70 discover lhs, be msy lack the very
quality mos essential 70 lheir nolions a
proper cKccmwe We quote the Iollowing
nuicie rom III, sanbu'y American, a pa.
Eff ffFr'fi 70 inc iolk iAuY.
Sc Polk, it Is true has no, been so
,lossly Jrnu6ed with the manufacturing
iref's's - Mr. Clay; hut i musl he recol.
lsrtsA be has bren sasainld. aud bobly sus
iaiurd N his STATE. under many adverse
circumstances. with fall confidence that be
couA srvain the manufacturing Interests
ss seN s ahef ir'firs,s n Safe, accot.
dina r. nc promise every where mado ty
hs own personal and Influential friends
Mr. poHh is man Of high character and
suuiisss iuicgf,iy He, therefore. faBHoL.
and We ihiuk - so not. baselv boray those
who tisvr placed heir confdcnce in him
ilo will rocnllort tina, without PENNSYLVANIA
hc roulj never have bern elected That the
people nlmos, unanimously are in favor Of n
tariff Rdafding protection 10 their rnnnufsc-
tones That II was with firm belief that
he would foster these Interests and they had
becn assured by himself and his friends,
lhN they gave bin their support. To be-
tav ih.in aow Eoaii Be W0rse than Ar
a9iFs Trsasoa. These we know to be- the
feelings Of almost be entire democracy ofihi,
section o'ibeSii,e & We nigh, say the whole
State. 1ha four couniifs Of Nouhumbcr.
lard. Columbia. Schylkill and Luzerune
gavg him msjotiiy Of 4Gs2 These coun.
lcs pos,ss almost boundle. wealth in
their coal and iron. and are. therefore, deep
Is interested in the tariff They have given
this large vote under the mos, positive assn
rareo that their great Interests would be
projected and vO he nRtO the man WhO
stosH attempt 10 bsfrag them
Simultaneously with the receipt Of the
S1nhirv American we have the ChIrles
ton & g n'ner giving an account Of
PIX PROGRESSION IN TIA, city, celebrating
his victory. with banners inscribed Polk
Texas, Calhoun and FREE TRADEl Intel.
ll,eat men wan, no comments on these facts.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-28

SUPPOSED SuIcIpE-The body of a
man was found in the woods at CastIe,on
last week, under circumstances inducing
the belief that be had been his own execu.
ton r, The body was upon the ground,
bu. appeared 10 have been suspended from
the limb Of tree by handkerchief which
becoming tender from exposure had broken
by the weight Of the boly--ihe flesh had
fallen from the face so much that it could
not be ldenlifed-,be clothes were also
considerably decayed. A bundle was
found, but the contents furnished no clue a:
to who The deceased might be-,he BODY
had evidently been there some consideTabl,
lime II Is understood that no person hal
been missed from that vicinity.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-28

A remarkable circumstance occurred at
the recent election IN the town of New bury,
Mass, and one which goes great way in
showing not only the strong hold which
our itlustrioas candidate for the Presidency,
but the stability and consistency with which
the principles of cur party are adhered to
by the ''men of the Revolution" in the
BAY State. There were three men at the
polls in that town who voted for Henry
Clay, each of whom voted for George
Washington when he was President The
names of these venerable patriots are Bcnja
min Coleman, aged 90; Silas Little; aged
81 and Aaron Rogers aged 80. Such a
case could not have occurred, probably, any
where else in the United States; and to
think of the cha rac,er of the same number
OF votess who went to the polls in sr.ne
other places and neuiruized the SURFACES of
these American Patriarchs
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-28

The following is the closing paragraph
OF a letter from Gen. Jackson just pub.
lished IN the New York Herald -
Instead ofgoing to British history for
sentiments worthy of the Republican youth
of our country on an occasion so vitality at
feeling our national safety ana honor,
would rcccommf ndi those in General Wash.
ington's Farewell Address, and particular.
~ his warning to us to avoid changing
alliance with foreign nations; and whatev'
er is circulated to create sectional or geo
graphical parties at home.
lam, very truly,
Your obedient servant,
ANDREW JACKSON"
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-28
Alainfi,y Cor Polk.

For Polk,
d" Clay,


The scenes Of lawlcss violence enacted
al the places Of voting. as they have been
daaIled 70 us, would cover with disgrsce
The mos, abandoned ViIlain that ever expi-
s'ed his crimes upon the galows, or in the
Penitrnliatv Law. deccncy and order
were iramp'ol under foot without compunc.
ton \ cfond If shnil,ss ragabonds sur.
rounded the polls, filling the air with
screams hf Polk and Dallas and hooling
at every man suspected Of being a Wing
Those who roled were required to vote an
op'n ticket, and il II was for Polk. ], vas
rccavc''. Lat Il iorClsy,ii was rudely ,hrus,
aside, md the person offering il rcpulsed
with violence iloIn The poilsl No oath
Mss adnn'se"d, or question asked. |,
was soslsel VI thai any man d string 10 vote
eIhbaod Polk aud Dallas licka il was
received wnhnu, hrsralioni
Thu our dISsp, readers may form som,
'dea of ihe real state Of the case. we hav,
bcen a. uatble 81 comparing Tho vo,,
wah ilal given a, three previous election.
tAete Il IA.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-28
DISEASED POT!

DISEASED PoTAToEs. Mr.. II NJ
Paine, of the OPTICAL works at Oxford Mass
has applied glass that Magnifcs 5000 to
the diseased part OF the potatoes, and finds
them GIlcdwilh animalculalke hairy garden
spiders, lie thinks that there sno cpidtm-
ic among the potatoes, but that the disease
is caus, d by these insects
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-28

ALARMINo-The number of emigrants
who have landed at the port of New York
alone, during the last sixteen years, is as,
ce'tained to be SIX HUNDRED AND
THIRTY ONE THOUSAN DTHREE
HUNDRED AND SEVENTY ONE |
Of this number, three hundred and serentecn
Mousand three hundred aud nine are from
Great Britain
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-28

TENNESSEE. The chances are in favor
of Mr.. Clay. but his majority will be very
small, and ii is quite possible that portion
of each ELECTORAL ticket is chosen.
The Louisville Journal of Monday says
1t is absolute certain, that Mr. Clay has re.
ceives the ELECTORAL vote of the State unless
some Hooker OF a sheriff shall be employed
to steal the poll books OF some strong Wing
county
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-28

Two tea spoons full of finely powdered
charcoal, drank in half tumb Ter of wa
ter, will in less than fifteen minutes give
relief to the sick headache, when caused as
in most cases it is, by superabundance OF
acid on the stomach N Y Herald.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-28

Ey-A lc,,er 10 he Baltimore ps,rio,
avs, Amos Kendall IS spoken Of 10 CIR
che Of lnGoeocs. % The person again 70 BE-
placed 10 The eonroi Of The Post odice
Department, in lh~ organization Of the new
"a ninis'a,i3r. With all his iniqaiiies as
a polaieisn, Il mus be ssreed on all hands
,hs, he WAS an energetic and ctiicien, Pos
,nsssef General While be held The Office.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-28
ARGUMENTS ron THE EXTEN.
SION ~ THE PERIOD or nEsI-
itNtE DF FORElGNLRs. Sc
FORE. NAICRALtZATIt

KsA - aNft - ~ ~ linn Y q
Alter ueaiing Of the necessity Of The
poor adult loreg nrt acquiring \ knos led ge
Of ,ho great questions Of polaIcAl economy
sgast,d 10 ,his country, aud the slight
probability Of hn dong 30 IN fee or even
twenty I've years. u IS said 10 the New
York Commercial Advertiser.
More essential is II ,ha, he be weancd
from the HABITS Of opin on and feeling that
have oeen formed 10 bis foreign home
habits Of necessity sniagoDis,ic 10 the feet.
ings and principles Of republicans. And
lhen fore We hold that IL }: the pant OF safe.
" and OF honor 10 exact from American
volels the fruis Of an American education
The children OF Foreigners, having enjoyed
the advantages u our common schools and
grown up amid republican sentiments and
republican op,nions--having brealh9d, as
It were, republican atmospheric all their
live. --wil be fucd TO ac, the pat Of Amer.
ieans and republicans, bot this we may
say without, wrong or disparagemcni TO any
cannot be eXaecied OF men whose years I'LL
manhood have been passed under The inau.
.nce Of despo,ic OF even monafchIc in.,iu.
tons, habits Of uareasoring obedience OF
discomfort and sedilous stance TO author
ny, and the belief that Providence has cfca
I'd other distinctions among men ihun those
Il ini, llccl and character. This deserip
non does no, apply, OF course, 10 many for
tlguers who come 10 cast their 10, among
Us men Of intelligence and information
competent TO the immediate performance Of
every duty hat devolves upon the citizen;
but Il docs apply to the great majority, 70,
whom the role mus, be established And
the rule mus, be general.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-28

Serious aeeideat- While the democrats
in this town concord ~ II were firing
a salute, on Friday evening last 10 honor Of
the victory in New York, Mr.. John L.
Haynes who was load ing the gun, had his
left arm blown off by premature discharge
which took place while he wus ramming
down a cartridge, and which was OCCASION
cd by The neg lee, Of the person whose duty
was to see tina, the printing hole Of The
gun was properly stopped, Mr. Haynes
was o,herwise seriously injurcd-hs iighl
fore arm having been badly muulapd so
much SO that W was at firs, lhoaehl neces.
safy to smpu,aie IL this, however wac
&c, done. ani he will recover the use of j,
and his face and left side having been
turned seriously, although not dangerous
/ " When tee gun went of, Mr. II. was
kicked By the ramrod and cartridge. as we
are tod, from ten 10 fifteen feet. He wa.
taken up cor dead aud as soon as medical
assistance could be called, and he removed
70 his boaTdmg house, his len arm was am
pu,a,ed Just belowihe shoulder. Had h,
not been a man possessed Of unusual mus
tuiar power, and an iron constitution. b,
could not have possibly survived The explo
SION. lie Is now rapidly recovering. an,
. BIS surgeon thinks that be will be out Q
{ doors IN the course Of few weeks
Hills Paifios.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-28

ifsuy ran can look At the foregoing ia d.
he, sad remember thni IN ls40 the
parsh only contained 1854 ulas souls ,
Aes, vemea and ehildreui sad ,hen say
lhcre has been no fraud, We should Ike 70
have q look At him.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-28
776Ss7 7997Sl 43s67

Folks majority over Clay SO far, 22.e94
Clay e. Blrney over Polk SO far, 20,673
The Abolition vote in Illinois, Indiana,
Maine, Michigan, aud Vermont, will more
than coun,erbalance Folks majoriies in
Alabama, Arkansas, Mississippi and Mis-
souri,. Alb Adc
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-28

THasLsGIvIS0-Tbe Governor of
New York has appoinied the l2lh Of De-
eembcr next, as a day OF thanksgiving and
Prayer
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-28

BEAT THE VINO Can "A Porker was Kill
led on the 22d inst. by Mr.. T. b. Pratt OF this
town on'y Is months Old, weighing 5ss los.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-28

The meeting of the provincial PafIla'.
mem Of Canada has been promulgated by
the Governor General, from The I'm to
the 2elh Of November when IS 10 NEE.
for the dispatch Of business.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-28
FaAuDs uPoS rnE BALLOT Box. - AL

FRAups uPoS rHE BALLOT Box Al.
most every paper we open contains the
most siauling accounts Of on,ragcs upon
this slcre1 palladium Of American Liberty
The pcrusa of them IS hearsicening -
That frcemen living under and as We, IN the
full enjoyment of,he blessings Of our civil
anl political Institutions, should countenance
and aid those whose symplthies are against
rs reckless with regard to the pe'manency
ofonr Glorious system, is unnccouutahle.--
The following from The New Orleans Trop-
&c will give some ilca oflhe extent TO which
this wholesale system Of fraud in Tim, CITY n,
the recen, election was carried Va
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-28

Col Ben,on's vote was challenged at ST.
Louis. on The ground hat be was not res
ident or.he s,a,c, but be '"ore II IN.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-28
INFAMOUS FRAUD.

Information was received from the Pa.
q1cmincs las evening, which exhibits the
mos Startling & s,upendous frauds upon the
ballo, box. ever witnessed in the world !
The parish IS capable OF polling perhaps
50Os vote nj, the utmost, and had when The
census oflsi0 was taken n white popnl,
ton NJ THIRTEEN HUNDRED AND
FIFTY ONE SOULS including meu.
fromeS ara cA'Idren' va can it be be.
li.srd, 'lat up 10 one O'clock Yesterday
metre hundred and eighty three ,oies
we're poli,d Strange as this may np-
pear II Is nevertheless true AT one clock,
the vote STOOD
For Polk, 1899
Clay, a.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1844-11-28

Tnr MoEnoS VoTE-The vote Of
NausOO ei'y sooi 1000 for Polk, 8 for
Clay.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-05-04
NEW STOVE.
Bosworth's Patent Heat Retainer

On the fI Tight Pvinc,ple. M
.gTlHE Snhscribcr having the ex ,lusiye righ'
u 70 manufacture and dispose Of snis'
.,oves in tho Territory Of Town, Or dispsss
u eaia right 10 Understanding derived hi
Ugh, dircc, from the pn,en,ce-.wonld in
arm the public that he has one OF said
,oves nov In u.e At Flc,ohcr's Hotel, wher,
, can he scen a, any time by persons de.
.iro0s Of examining Il. Az shis stove 10 con.
idered far superior 70 my other in use.
I'm determined TO commence the n.snufac-
ure Of them IN Burlington tho cnsnine sea.
on, and scnd them 70 all paru Of the Ter
itcry, that the community may ne, only
zee hu, feel the benefits derived from shs
Tee oflhcm.
Not more than ono third the quantity .
mel is required 10 obtain the same ouan'i,,
II hcnt ~ from common stove or Ore place
md being much nea,cr ar,ice perfeo,l,
adapted 70 the parlor, si,,ing.rcom, sleeping.
room, or Office, and il highly Recommended
Tor The sick.room--,hs heat being pnr,
and pleasant. Said stoves are made ei,he,
with or without an oven, and Of any sire q
hnish, to suit purchasers. Cot, from SIS i
$50.
The above s,ove vas patented by Nc. 10,
worth, Of Maries,a, Ohio, in April, lSa2
and has gained DECIDED preference over al
Others in recommendation from many Of IT,,
moot respectable ci.isens Of New York City
and the State Of Ohio, where the stove ha
tonly ~ yet been used but The best recon
mencaIon 10 tho actual use of,hcm.
ssl e@ j. r. WtGHTMAN.
Burlington I. r. Feb. 18th slS43 e
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-05-04
NO CURE NO PAYi

GIT. LOUIS LOCKE HOSPITAL. No. %
- Vine st.--Cnallenge Of $500 acc. pted.-
Read and Judge tor Yourselves --Nr,ths
Quackery nor lmpositlon.--It ,r well know
that DR.. d., the proprietor az the Locke Hcs
pital, 10 the most celebrated physician ths
has undertaken the practise Of diseases Of /,
delicate nature, in this citv.
DR.. d. may be consulted conhdentially fm
the following dise,sess Syphilis. gonovrhaa,
gleet, structures. Inflammation Of the bladder,
prase', piles diseases of the womb, impo,eA
cv. diseases Of the bones; and also dysprpsii,
acute and chronic rheumatiem, 6ts, king
evil, consumption in oil it's stages, pAl.eH
liver complaint, dropsv, cancers, " eak eyeA
phthisic and all similar compl aints Per
sons making application and taking Or. d.
advice, may depend en- positive and COO.
plete recovery. .s
Strangers arc apprised that Or. D. u 4 re-
ular ply sician, and has devoted the Id, ss
years OF his practice TO the curing Of he
above diseas es.
PRvATE CoMMrvrcAi fovs.- Persons sesidiw
out OF The CITY, aad wishing 10 consult Dr. D.
must address {pos, paid) with Zee encloset
and all such letters will meet with promf
attention. Those addressing him will bsr
quired 10 describe symptoms, % % 10 easse
him TO furnish the necessary remedies NJ Wa
N. B.--.4ny persoa wishing private fsss
until cured, can have u by applying 10 Dr.. D
apri l3--iy
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-05-04

d RESPECTFULLY Informs the citizens OF Bur.
II ington that he has just received from New
York aud St. Louis. q general assortment OF Fan
cy and Staple Dry Goods, which he feels conf
dent that he sell as chcapas can be bought
any where else in the city; all he asks is custom.
ers, and he will show then, his Goods, give the n
his p.ices aud let them judge for themselves. e4t
My stock consists in part MS follows, viz:
Heavy Pilot aud Beaver cloths. Broad do.
Mole Skin, Pulled cloths. Kentucky Jeans,
Satinets. kerseys. Linseys, Fianneis.
Bed Tick,ngs, btankets, Apron Checks,
Ginghanis, Prints OF various qualities and pat
terms, Table Linen, brown and bieached Musiins.
Gloves, Su.penders, Needles, Pins, Looking Glass.
e, Hsnakerchiet.. Cotton Ya,ns, Stationery
Hard ware, Qaeeasware. Hats sad Caps. Boots
and Shoes. Sole and Upper Leather. aud great
many other articles 100 numeroas TO mention. I'll
OF which will be sold for cash. pork. wheat. cora.
oais. iax reed, beeswax. &c. aida s@4.a.F
\ Dec. Ely BT. DAVID
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-05-04

NiE sub,crihers have establish "a u
l. branch of their hcu.c in this City, a,
he ssore opposite Mr.. Wesley Jones, where
hey intend 70 kerr good supply ot Tin
Plates, Copper. Sheet Iron, Hire. and Tuners
Stock in grneral--Also, Stoves of all pat.
terms, viz: Cook, IL plates, plates, Box.
Parlor and Airngh,, Iron OF all sizes. Steel
Nails. Salt. Jewe,,'s Plough. &c, To which
We would respectfully invite The attention
of the public. knowing thu, BY the low cash
prices, we VIII be enabled 10. please all who
may favor Us with call. which we earnest
" solicit. BRIDGE & HALE.
Nav On.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-05-04
PINE LUMBER.
Executors Sale.

DY vrtaeeoi the power and authority contained
ID Ia the last Win and Testament Of Enoe h
" ade. deceased. late oftae County of Des Moines
iowa Territory, mud also by virtue OF a decree 81
the Probate Court III aud for said coanty for tina
purpose had and obtained. We the Executor and
Ex.cutrix Of the said last Will and Testament.
will. on Mcnday the 22nd aas 81 April next pro-
coed TO sell at public sale 10 the highest bidder at
the door Of the office OF the Clerk OF the District
Court in Burlington. all of the following described
Real Estate lying in the County 81 Des MONIES,
Iowa Territory. to wit: fractional Section NO.
four in Township siAiy-nine, north of Rsnse tvs
west, the same being subdvded into lots OF rsm
two to four acres. will fully appear Nv
reference to plat ofthe same at the office ofthe
Clerk Of the District Court, and numhe red two
three, four, fve es ht. nine ten and eleven,
sard tand is adjoining the city Burlington on the
south side. Also. the following described Lots
u the city OF Burlington TO wit: Lots No 2 3 4 IL
south half Of ~. north halt 81 Is ~. north halt
of los 49, 283 3a4 sos SUI 3n8 $40 3lla3le Sis
3l4 3l5 389. north half of 63a 767 in the city OF
Burlington aforesaid. Aud also ut the same time
and place Lot no in block No. 10 in the Town
OF Aloua, Pleasant, Henry county r. T-rms OF
sale, one and two yssrs credit the purchaser Civ
ing bond and approved security, and mortgage on
the premises Sale 10 commence al 10 o'clock Of
said day. and continue from day to day until the
whole of the property issali. Lots No two and
three Sec. 7 SO N. r. 8. are TO be sold sutJec,
TO leases given them BY Enoch Wade. now de-
&C ased. SAMUEL LEE BRlCK. Executor.
CATHERINE WADE. Executrix.
Burlington, !. T.. March 9th, l8Ii.-6t