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The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-03-02
(For the Cecil Hhig.)
POLLS AND HOOPPOLES.

A wing and a loco working i'll the same
shop, balgaIned 10 stay at work and not GO
10 the election Late in the evening the
loco slipped off to where horse was in
readiness for him and reached the polls
in time, and cheated his wing friend out oil
his vote for locos have IA fashion of doins
some dirty little tricks, and man, a broad
grin was exchanged between him and his
loco brethren, and lie returned home in
fine spirits and went whslIng down to the
shop, few words ensued, rap came a
hooppote over his Uranium, and down he
went ilultering among the shavings He
bounced to his feet again and broke for
high timber, and has not been heard Of
since. EGG HILL.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-03-02

TIE following brief but beautiful pass
age occurs IN late article in Frazc.'s
Magazine.
"Educaton does not commence with
the alphabet. It begins with "a mother'e
ook-with fathers nod Of appreciation.
or sigh Of reprool:-with sisters gentle
pressure of the hand, or brothers nob!f
act Of forbearance-wrh handiu!ls o.
flowers in green aul daisy meadows
with birds nests admired, but not touched
with creeping arts. and almost imper~
ceptibie emmets-with hrmmng bees
and glass heehves-wlth pleasant walks
IN shady lanes and with Thoughts directed
in swte and kindly tones and words. 10
nature, to beauty, to acts OF beneVoi' nee.
To deeds ofvirtue, aud to the sense OF all
good, TO God himself.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-03-02
P.>>0. { I'k Y
From the Baltimore Patriot.
WING SgrtOry Song,

TrSE.-"O Old Tips the 6oyto suing The fail"
Rejoice! rejoice. the race is won! ..
Behold.tlie glorious day
] hat waved above HE foe o'erthfown,
The banner flag Of CLAY!
Nainlv the foe their watchword cried,
The tariff blamed in vain,
Fnl ireeinen 5 honor, strength, and pride
fiave laid them with the slain.
And yet they say they are not dead
AT worst lhey,only sleep:
LIS thought, when once their dream i. fled,
That some will wake tosweep.
health to thee, Old Maryland,
And all thy sons, who say,
hat no opponent cause shall stand
Against victorious Clay.
Then raise thy laureled head old State,
And wear they honols we'll;
And since the Loo os sleep SO late,
Wen mig their funeral knell.
And while il tolls John Kennedy,
With Ncthoied by his side,
swelling the stream OF victory,
Slal! straight to Congress ride.
hen ere another sun shall sink,
Or dawn another day,
" it'll valiant " lngs the toast shall drink
Anu cheer the trends Ul'Clay.
SAME OLD COON.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-03-02

She's ever bringing to my view
An angel form of beauty,
The same dear angel that know,
When first met with Lucy.
All that was long, long years ago
The say thou hast forgot me,
But that's lie, for vol know,
So slrangs thing could not be.
Don't you remember Lucy how,
When early flowers were springing,
And happy buds on every bough,
Of"Pleusant Grove" " ere singing.
Don't you remember how one day,
We started to go somewhere,
But both got lost upon the way,
And never yet have got thele.
I'm sure you must remember, that,
And do you not remember,
The time you wished you "were bat"
That dark night in September"
Have you forgotten that o Id Swing,
That hung upon the elm tree,
Or does remembrance sometimes bring,
With that a thought of NJ. E.
In passing through the other apart
menIs alter leaving the room of our ar
list and poet, we found some of the pa
tents engaged in reading, others in wri
ting-one party were singing and anothe
playing chequers. We passed the room
OF one who was separated from the res
and who seemed to be rather ungnverna
BILE. lie denounced the Doctor in NJ
meas ured terms for having shut MIN III
but approached with hearty welcom
and shake of the hand, aud asked if w
dld not use snuff. learned that this sam
individual few weeks since, by SOM
means procured razor, and threatened t.
take The LIE Of the first man he should
meet. The Doct,r INN ediatelv enlere
his room, carelessly observing, as he pas
sed his hand over his beard, "come re
your lather box, and shave me, believ
my beard wants taking Off" He ins,an,
~ complied with the request and go, hi
laiher box, while the Doctor with all tn
sang lroid imaginable, and was shaved b,
The maniac barber, who going through III
operation became perfectly calm.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-03-02

SJ-The value of the fisheries of the
splendid rivers Of the Oregon is beginning
to be appreciated at the East, The finest
salmon in the world are to be had in a
bundance for the taking. A lot of several
hundred barrels arrived at Boston a short
time since in an American bottom, and the
question of our right to the Territory was
promptly settled at the Custom House by
the admission oflhe cargo as an American
product.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-03-02

Louisa However, after two or three T.
tempts, he succeeded, and the name wa
pronounced with distinclness, to the al.
usement and deigh. of the audience.
The figure then. under the direc ZION O.,
Nh Faber. said Good night ladies anA
gentlemen, and upon this hint they depart
Cd and so far as we hea I'd all were as much
as'onished as graiicd al the extraordinary
performances.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-03-02
(for tie Cecil Whig.)
FRAGMENTS OF A JOURNAL.
BY MNEMoN. THE CosMuput,rE
80. III.

No. III.
N"rcs ster, Mass. Feb. 18th "A.
This place wears quite As respeclabIe
al dPI earanct as any place OF its size in
Ncw Eng .nd. and is Justly entitled lc the
h"n"roi oemgcalcd "tLe heart Of the COM
m"n"ea!th.' HE indians called Ibis town
oH'hSiS"moat, from the name of a large
i,"ho on It's eastern border. The first sell
element was commenced here in 1873.
ana the town NJ" contains 77i9 nhab-
''hii'%' OF whom upwards of 1000 are
members ct the Washingtonian TEMPER
ahce Society. The STATE Lunslic Hos
pi'ai was erected here in 1913. and has
ALREADY been the home Of 1857 iusau.
Ii Is plea ant!y situated on an eminerce
V@'' Vi III" village, and is under the charge
81 us original superintendent. Dr.. Saml.
u """d"ard. who is every way cslcu-
lated |" DO honor 10 bis oliIc-. In mas
sung 'hF""!n "a g. Ious rooms appropri-
ave" |" III" ...#l.., could not but observe
Tie ar u et.,. and comfort, which
'ee"''' ~. '-.E- he whClc establish
heht; !" .ar. II See , to me. more like
"Pa'aiiss -. 3 ,asu'e, han mad house.
on eater t'e trst room we observed
severe. 81" u" a,lentcd leaning back in
sher cha (Eankcc- lashion.) reading the
i'''S' ne > "a. 't't;lne politics. Some
were I" 'a'"r - King Martini others of
hha Henr, . and still more of * ing
I'''H sac j.".a nI INSANITY. Who that
''aS near > itel IAN withhold the tear
sympathy, nom these poor deluded
' '".I"" e'S &, avar4ce. and auition, yet why
weep r. mcm-lhe mass of men are rs
crazy as Ge'.Iami.es in politics, and equal
a. deserving our sympathy as those
ehul up IN mad house.
RAISING onward, we next entered the
room OF young artist. He had lust g;v-
7o The finishing touch to his ;ndoEz,d
%"aIy-( seemingly unc ,nscious of our
'pp'oach.) he gazed upon the picture with
'"'E'usiasn', pressed his lips to the cold
'"d"'"asle shallow, and then burst forth
ne w'id laugh of the maniac. Ala, they
'a'o should not see her agaip.r ne ey-
~'''nieo' and her mother told me too, |
""''' nave no more conversation with her,
'0' sbe dld not wish to see me-thev did
"o' know that she was "a part of nv ex-
''alics' and her form was engraved unon
F "Gafi' MAJ !Ia"--and he laughed Wild
Oo' can see her though ."--"But
''e"'' you canno: sec your friends,
"heh they call upon your frieud,'' ex-
claimed The Doctor,-"coue sneak ia the
gentleman and perhaps he IL take your bet
yer 10 The post office for you.'' Upon
ms lie reached out his hand with a hear
y welcome, and enquiied if was going
10 me post office, and would take his Let.
.@,tf' Icing answered in the affirmative.
ne I'uced IA my hand neatly folded let
W without seal or direction, upon OMEN
y when found the following:
TO LUCY.
'o"F Lucy 1t is silent night,
AN" the stdTs from Heaven are poeDiuy
FrrliAPs 10 read what shall write.
" when ID better far be seepil g
sleeping, oh!no that couldn't be,
"'ght perchancc be dreaming,
Out II / we're, twere dreams of thee,
N'th which my brain were teeininr
Asleep, awake, think of thee,
And never may forget thee
might forget, bat ncmoy
I'm sale viii never let inc
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-03-02

"If YOU call this SHINING" said man
under the hands of knight ofthe lather-
box, "if you call this skinning, it's no. SO
bad but if you call it shaving, should
prefer to have you take the other side OF
your raZorn
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-03-02

We never knew scoldng person that
was able TO govern family. What makes
people scold2 Because they cannot gov
ern themselves. They who govern well
are generally calm. They are promrt
aud reaolute, Tat invariably steady ana
mild.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-03-02
A LoCofoco naner Saws:

THE Wings credit the tariff with every
instance Of successful enterprise in bust.
ness, and debit the Locolocos with all tAe
Iailures.'
Very well: and it will be found that the
people, in auditing these accounts, will
mark them all correct, debtor and credit
or, and will pass them accordingly.
u. S. Ca-.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-03-02

Two travellers being robbed in a wood,
and tied 10 trees at some distance from
each other, one of them in despair ex
claimed, "Oh! Pm undone!" "Are vou?"
said the other, ",hen / wish YOU would
come and undo me.D
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-03-02

.Nr. Van Burcn in priroe L,fe.---A
Locofoco writer makes out that Mr.. Van
Buren, is great ornament to private life. }
This, perhaps, is one Of the reasons why
The people are disposed to keep hin! there
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-03-02
A PROPHECY

Buck in his Theological Dictionary
says-The 9th chapter of Revelations
prediction Verse l5'h) ia that in This year
(l644) the Turkish Empire would be
destroyed
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-03-02
SPECIAL, ELFrION.

The Governor of Pennsylvania, has
issued writ directing an election to b.
to be held on the 18th Of March, IN Ale
shany county for a Representative in ths
Congress Of the United States, TO supply
the vacancy occasioned by the resignatto.!
Of VIM. Wilkins, Esq.
The Cecil Whig. [volume] (Elkton, Md.) 1841-current, 1844-03-02

"Qneer philosophers. these children
MA do combs eal?'' No, child" wei
what do they have teeth fot?"
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10

A GENTLEMAN residing in Hamilton Cesn.
"A " Ohio, desiross OF smigraling to lowe,
wishes to exchange his farm for goo.i Nell loc~.
ted land, in healthy portion Of the TERRITORY,
His farm is within clevcn pniles of Ciac,Aaai.,
and one and halt miIes At an excellent turnEike
r'ac. The farm consists Of 1856 Aeres Of tShd,
about 80 in cultivation. with good fences. and
b.'idi"ss There are two dwelling hoAss, on the
place. and il 10 well calculated for two Yarms MAX.
ing one Of about IS acres with = good substan-
tial brick house. aud one VI shoHs I'D .xl)t. An q
ceilent stone dwelling. The b:fck aenient has
) rooms aud . besesnert he - = III tAeelleas
Spring Of never failing watsf. ole Of the hest IN
tie county, withiH ceaseAient distance with :
Good .az.ns -Aas-e 49,. ~ - ep,-
cetinr; large and Beautiful Porckes; we'll of *
c~llenl wafer, and = frame basn. afio.a sshmb%r
Ut fruit trees abo Ut the h0ss~ and i delightful
summer r. sdence, ansi . remark abl healthy sit
uni'n, There is also on the premises ap orchard
Ut about four acres Of young aud thrifty peach
trees. The land i. Of gooi 4dsiiry, some :, bro
ken, we'll wettred, and Wen adspted for dairy
As the advertiser wishes to reside ape a the
land for which he may exchange. il is niece ssary
for i u be good farming land. we'll located and
healthy. Any person having such farm dessos,
Vi exchanging tor land fast rising ia value or " no
may wish to settle within lew miles IL ehe ,ost
prosperous city in the will 6ad it we'll svor I'll
their while to bestOw some attic mt,oa Upon thi.
offer. -
Commute tions tpost paid) addressed 10 Mr.
CHAktEs BOUsAsL.. estate and money agent. Gin
ciansti, statiag location with Me- Of Sectioa
iownsbtR &e,, quality. price. &C.. will mre, with
Per.o.s nay v ubss;nsome iniorms..oo re.o.c.n,
the above property by ENDURING Of GklmEs aud
SrAR*. Attornsy'sst Lad Il Bsflds tor, iowa.
~
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10
NOTICE

Is hereby giver. that Ge9ge w. Snyder has
i fled in the Office Of the Judge Of Probate with
in aud for the county OF Des Alosnes. !. T.; I
copy Of the last will and Testament Of George
Sny ue- decreased late Of Fay~tte county Indiana,
This - therefore to notify all person. inters sted
therein to appear before the sourt 81 Probate for
said coust,. ON Monday the 26th day Of Fe brusry
next to show cause. il any they have. why said
copy shall not be placed upon the records Of said
court and letter. Of sdnln stration granted there
on. JOHN ". WEBBEk
Judge Of Probate, D. e.. I. r,
, Burlirxtou. Jan n l84l-3t s@ gH#~ i
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10
HATS AND CARS.

e1Ah = . ANA1 NAA %
lust received Z good asaorime III or Hats AID
j fur, cloth. seal. s.altt and morocco Caps.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
Just received 5OOO pr Boots and Shoes; Mens
rosrse snd 6ne Boots. Boys do. Mems Brogans.
Kipjdo.. Boy do; Woman's Calf lace Boots. ti.i.
tiers. Seal and Kip race Boots aud Shoes. well as
sorted; Misses lace SHOES, chill iren'sdo.
WOODEN HOSE,AFD YARN.
A large lot Of Ladies Woollen. Lambs Wool
Hose; Misses ssd ckiidr-r'. do grey and blue
mkt. scarlet aud mkt. blsch aud white yaras,
very fine and assorted qualities.
|, PULLED CLOTH 81 PILOT TO. 4
Very cheap; also, Cassisser~s. Css.inets. Jeans
and Easy Times. 49,
FLANNELS MBLANKETS. ].
Real Mackinaw BlanketAAnd f'Iane<ls. assorted
5000 I'd. Cal!icoes as6 Niu.linde Laine.. rheap
1910 yds brown ShirSirgs; Cotton Yarns &C., !,
Sole and Upper Leafhen Rne+ n.vire we'll asst
Ciothiog, Costs. Pi6iss Vests, Drawers, &C.
HARDWARE sc.
Nails and Glass; Knives and Forks, spoons
Pm Knives. Rasors. Paper, lux. Quills, Watsn
&C.. Combs well asscfted.
GROCERIES &c.
Sugar, Coffee, Tea. Msdder, In.igo, Alspic.
and Pepper. Tobscco and Cigar. Salerstus. Pow
der. Shot. Lead. and Percussion Capa. sad man,
other goods. al Of which ! ~, dispo..a 10 eel
very low and give great bargain. for cash Or pro
due. na74is WESLEY Jones.
| Nov. 25.-n Hawk~ye copy. /.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10
slaeri1s Sale.

= =
DY virtue Of special writ Of keri ta1a,
ID is.u~d en decree Of . force .esurs OF =
mortgage. ~ The Chsncefv, eide Of the Dis
,rict Court d the County Of Des Mmnes, l., T.
will cell II public .adc,,6,,. 10 the! ighes,
bidder sssitkoat rsla6tios. or apIrsisemeat'' .,
my cfice door, in the City Of Burlington. in
said County, on the third Monday Of Februx.
~. (leth) A. d. 1874 The following describ bed
property, 10 wit:-Ali the following nance
part Of Lot No. six hundred aud twenty
foar (6s4) in the Guy, Of Bnrl,neton, in said
county Of Dee, Moinfs, and bounded a. fol-
lows: beginning 1t the Nor,h West corner
VI said Lot, and running thence with the
north boundary thereof, one hundred and
seventeen feet % tks alley, thence south
long the alley sixty feet, thence wcstsrly BY
: line parallel With The 6rst line 10 poia,
sixsy l6l1 feet, south d the begining on the
west line of said LAT. snd thence with the
wes, boundary Of said Lot to the place OF be-
ginning. said sale being upon DECREE Tos
the foreclosure Of q mortgage in favor Of Ste.
phen Chezam rs George John Kephart. Sale
TO take place Al ~ o'clock A. M. Of said day
John n MKENNY, She riff
Of Des Moines county, I. T.
Jan. 18th. lS44-4w So
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10
slaeriR,s Sole.

RY virtue Of : special writ Of 6svs faeiss. H.
- sued on 4 decree Of foreclosure OF a Mort.
gags on the Chsncery side Of the District Court
Of Des Moines Cosnty.i. r.. will sell to the
highest bidder. .'Wifkowt ralmafios o. .ypvaiss-
mest." on the krss Monday March next I4th1
1874. ct my odis~ door in the city Of Burning ton,
between the hours Of 8 o'clock A. NJ. and 4
clock p. N. Of said day, the following desrri ed
Lot nuasber six hundred sad seventy i've. 1875
in the City Of Burlington. according to tn. plat Of
said city - laid out and sarveyed BY the Comais
sioners appointed under the Act II Couxress. APP
proved March 81 1887 i. together with the sppsr.
lenanc~s and privileges thereante belonging =
Said sale being ON decree for the foreclosure oil
Mortgage in favor Of Presley Dualap % Johu
Mark Eulioa, Mary Mo.l~y Fulton. ct a. ss.ae
JOHN II. MKENNi. Sheriff
Of Des Mones County. |. +.
Jan. 18th. 104l-lt. k,sssesssf.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10

:. The insrositions imposed upon West.
rfn consnrfce by tho muni :ipsl reguIa
lions .s New OIL. ans, aud the injurloas
. fects uion that city pr,duced thereby,
seem 10 h.v~ n last aroused public atisn
iiun there. The necessary effect has
is-rn 10 divert consider able portion Of
The trade frm the city proper to points
sbovc @and lslow. The New Orleans
Bulletin, OF the 1911, inst, says:
"A g.est PORTION Of the pork, lard and
.h0ur, rcceist:d a,:s,is snrr this season, has
t~en Cof~afsk,d 10 Nortlsero poris on
Western account, anc great deal Of
that on the way here nov Ia flatboats, Of
.wharh swc have accounts, has si,nila {
acs,ina:iun. The bulk Of this produce
stops now VINE three or four niles above
the city. while the ronsignees make arr
range n*n,s Tor shipping it. Vessels are
. Employed 10 70 aL,se the city 70 y hat IS
CALLED .tges Fo,t, where ne charges lor
l.ssse d6eP y snsde tsiHsr IN iatUosts OF
vessels. i&n. . gold Neal ol t,uaiocss
is diverted from our city which NIGH: Be
..6ssined. ii some little accommodation
were afforded BY the municipal rcgala.
sions Ia ths'ss forwarding this produce
: The Instructions Of tho shippers are 70
transfer il from The boats 10 the ships,
without landing or dfayaee. This is
done generally by towing the ships to the
boats above lie city, which Is often ia
Convenient 10 the ships, as, should they
require other or d,ifsreqt packages 10
3 make Stowage, they cannbs b Obtained
above The city.
sBelew is y free port for ships; on the
= opposite side Of the river, many ware.
houses have been built, iito Which q l.
boais dischsSge their csrgoes, and from,
which ships load n less expense than I,
the lcvee; while above, Lafayette is pc
titionine to be made port u entry, and
z baild,ng wharvcs for the acco,nmoi u;
iloo of ships And flAtboAls, where many
sessels NOT loeds and clear 81 the Gus.
son llo1se in New Orleans. Many YES
ssls now arriving from sen MOOR On the
psnes sids OF the river, Or proceed d.:
fecs'y abovssths city, whsais Jhey load
from dAibosts and proceed to sea, without
tst'nv = dollar Of charges 10 the city,
tns would not b. the case il simiiar g.
e.'''les celld p granted 10 them in the
s.! sad We, respectfully suggest 10 our
~ auil1srlsiss the pnspsis.y ~
.sessssg = literal policy io.ards hi
WeHcsn trade, which would - ii III
! sliks bsoe6cisf u them is;l lne conn. 4 !.
"1 = l4tsss II a. s.soor
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10

oheriUs DIE.

DY virtus Of special writ sf Eeri (sesas,
ID issued On decree Of foreclosure Of Z
mcrieaGes % she ChaIearv side Of the Dis.
frict Count fol the county Of Dcs Moines, I r.
! will Ull At public auction to the hiehes,
\ iddsr. ssasittoMt roixaton or aprraisme:st" .,
s..s :. IL. I'd .s. ss x :. " .s,.
~ (iesh) A. D. leA>, tie following described
tract o. sparcsi uf land TO Wit. the Eass halt
Of the Sou,h Wesl quarter Of Section number
thirty 1--we, in Township number seventy one
North, in Range four West, living. being and
situate in said County Of Dee Moincs, and
containing eighty acres. Said sale being
pren.g decree fYr the fepsclosaEs. Of = mort.
gage in favor Of Thomas Have, .: John Wen
DEL. Sale 70 take place >. 10 o'clock A. NJ.
Of sid day. E >.l9a'
JOHN II. M'KENNY, Sheriff.
ssst o. Dss Moiacs County, +.
Jan. 18th is44-4w 1881 gs8
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10
NOTICE.

WE undesis.ed. Administrator de boais aes o.
the Estate Of Jane. x. King. will apply to the
J 'bate court OF the county Of Des Moines ., on
Ger to sell so much oftha cal estst. belonging "a
Sal estate ~ may by aecsss~ry 10 pay the dehss
Vt aid estate. All Psrssns ialeSeste are request
"a to sPps Or and show cause WHY sach real estate
shanld W,t hs sold -that paspose.
Fsb l0--4t A. w Carl ENTER s
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10
Estray steefaa

TNAKEN UP BY William Parker living ID Bsa.
j ton Township, Des Moines Cosnty I. r.
one 10 dark Drown. with . mottle face ~ some
white betweea his fore legs marked With crop on
hi: ear ano slit in the tight; the, other > dark
between his eye AMI horn, marked with =. .lope
of the right ear both five year. old. Appraised .,
$40 each, by }. S. vnson and Jonah Settle before
A. w. Gordon Esq. A true copy. Jan, "a. 1874.
Jan list p, DUNLAP CLERK,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10
EsTRAYs.

-, 1892 LSA AAA XOs
uVAKEN up by Edward Cook, living in lcl
j. low Spring Tow nship, Dee Moincs Coun-
". I. 7 1.-TWO estriY Steers, to wi,: one dark
brown Steer with sutAli cramply horns, with
some white on the belly. supposed 10 be four
years old, appraised AT 81 50; the other =
Clark brown Steer marked with swallow
fork in the right ear, supposed to be four years
old, appraised a. So, BY Henry Cocarod and
Jno. P. Coonrod, before Allen Elio', Esq. A
true copy. Jan; 18th 1914. w.
!. PRESLEY DUNLAP clerk.
Jan. 20, IS44-3t
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10

'A~ THE new aud spler did pssse nyer
1872 stesmlsoae . PREV. Audsrscn
& = master. will ran a. Rerul,t P.ck.
u 6<ssseea 81 Louis aud BIoo.ninxso fgew.l a.
the oPeeing Of navigation. The sccommoJ stion.
81 the Osprey are inferior 10 DO al Oh tie Upp-r
Mfssissipri She 10 provided With Evau. 10.
81 Gear 10 prevent explosion Of Lsiler,; =
well - j. attic e Fire Esx.s aud Hose n
ease Of Fl The day and hour Of d. p.r,ur. i III
BE- advertised prior 10 the comn,eacs ne NJ of :,
tsips. CnOCrEAU 4 vAI.t.E. -Axts. ST. 10 .i,.
fe m-st B. r. WOOD 4 CO.. Axt..
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10
TAKEN UP.

by Merit N. German living in burlington
- Township. Des Moines couniy. Iowa Terrific:
~. certain bay Mare. 90 otksr marks or brand.
on said mare except saddle msrks; "a haads high.
appraised to Sa0. by Ebeneser Riddle and ", e.
hay. trte copy. ~ a@H
Feb. ). 1874 81 P. DUNLAP, Clerk b. 6. q. :
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10

~ NELSON SMITH. who was last heard
~ from IN Van buren, 60 Iowa ShoSln ma
"osiee meet the eye Of any person Who csan ri,s
tay inlornstioa III ether the said Nelson Smith
be st'n living or not or OF his pre- ,eut pisee 81
resideare 4 sIive. he will confer great Aver bv
.ro@mqa'r.tiny the same 10 koius Smith, Juliet.
Will so I'LL. f'Ff'