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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-02
Iowa Lands wanted.

4 GENTLEMAN residing in Hamilton Coun-
IA " Ohio, desirous OF emiigra,ing to Iowa
wishes to exchange his farm Tor gocu, well lsea
ted land, in some healthy portion of the Territory,
Ills farnI is within eleven miles OF t'incinnats
and and halt miles Of an excellent turf ke
road. The farm oasists OF 1876 aces vi land.
about 80 in cultivation, with good fences, aud
buildings There two dwelling houses on the
place. and ii il well calculated foriro farms. n,ak
lug one Of atoat IS with good snbstan-
tai brick house. and one OF about 30 with m ~
ceiient stone dwelling. The brick tener.rnt has
) and q basement. thtreTis an excellent
Spring of never failing water, one Of the best in
the county, within convenient distance with a
good stoGt Spring House also so.ue 80 or 10 APP
pie trees. The Stone house has 3 and a
cellar; large and beautiful Porches; well of cx.
cellent water, and a frame barn. also number
OF fiuit trees about the house; AID 10 delightful
summer rtsidence, and a remarkable he lihy sit
nation, There is also the pre- muses. an orch ard
Of about four acres Of young and thrifty peach
trees. The land is OF gooi quality. somewhat bro
ken, we'll wettred. aud we'll adapted for dairy
As the advertiser WILKES 70 reside upon the
land for which he may exchange. 1t is necessary
Tor j y be gsod farming land, we'll located aud
healthy. Any person having such a farm 4. >n gu.
Of exchanging Tor sn,! fast rising IN value, or vino
may wish to settle within itw miles Of the most
prosperous city in the west. will fnd il well worth
t.eir while e bsstow some attention upon this
offer.
Commune atians tpost paie.) addressed to Mr..
CHARLES BOGSAf1, estate aud money agent, Cin-
! cianati. stating location with No. OF Section,
Township. &C.. quality, prce, &C.. will meet with
Persons may obtain scme iniornoton respecting
the above properly b enqurins u GRIMES and
STARR. Attorneys at Law ., Burlington, toNa.
| Jan. -. 1914. 8t
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-02

We take the following postscript from
the isner of the Washington correspor
deu. of the Ohio Statesman:
P S.-Madamc Royal and madame
Rumor both say tina, Mr.. Tyler is in ali
inexplicays, as we'll us All inextricable'
di,emma. Madame Royall my B. seen
on a!snos, any sunny morning. before the
meeting OF the House, extorting coEtri-
buttons from the members who may be
present in tae Hall She prints dirty
little whis paper. which would be dead
expense upon. her hands, but for her oci
caslonal successes in congressional pat
ronage. She is quite an fdu Id describ;
ing the personal charms Of new members
and her puffs, like her threats Of abuse
Maasms Rumor says, are in part the me
dunn OF her daily bread. She is the Wild
cocwv,,of naval officer, and ge,sa small
pension, as we are informcJ- She may
have been handsome i1 her day, but now
she is soualid, squat, tremulous and re-
mIsiye.s She has. an assistant cetlet
..Gclly = who does the cookire, she pres.
work, carries the paper round the c,iy
and even ~ Georgetown, and collec,
subscrirtions and gratuiticss with fidsl
i,y q purpose - rema tkaSte . the devo
ltion &c Bsstraad1 ~ the interests 81 Ns
poieon ie Grand -s'Saliy Il known :
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-02
Sherin,s sale.

RY virtue Of special writ of .feyl E,cia.
- issued on a decree Of foreclosure of a
NOR gage, on the Chnnccry side oil the Hiss
trict Coir Of the County Of les Moints, T..
viii sell at public auction. 10 The huh, Il
bidder ''EiHtont radiation 81 ajpraisenttnr' ii
ny "ihcc door, in the City Of Burliny ton.ln
said County, on the oith Of March, 4. y. 1914
the following described property, to vii:
All the following named part OF Lot No six
hundred and twenty fop, (6sa) IN the City Of
bur'iug.pn, in said county of pes Moines. and
bounded ss follows: hegil ming AT The North
West corner OF said lot, and running theme e
With the north boundry thereof, one hundred
and seventeen feet to the alley, thence south
along the alley sixty feet. thence westerly by
line parallel with the first lin. 70 pnint
sixty (6O) feet, south 1.-THE brginning on the
west line Of said Lot, aad thence With the
west boundary Of said lot TO the place Of hepa.
ing. said sale being upon decree FOR The
foreclosure o: mortgage in favor Of Stephen
Chezam rs George John kepharf. Sale 10
take place at 10 O'clock A. M. OF said day.
JOHN H. MKENNY. Sheriff
Of Dcs Moines county, |. T.
Feb "a. tS44--4w
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-02
ESTRAY CATTLE.

PgrtkEN UP by Jacob MIntire living in
h IN yellow Spring Township, Drs MONIES
County. !. J. four certain estray Steers on
red steer with some scattering white spots,
marked with crop off the LET. ear and sw al
low i.Tk IN the tight, supposed TO BIZ 10 Of II
Yeats old, ap. raised at Sc; also hr.ndie stee,
win short thick harms, ma'hed with M unG,
Ia, off the fight ear, aGd crap and under
slope and hole in the lett. a small bell on
with leather collar, supposed 10 he Eve
years old. appraised at SO; black Steer
marked with an under bit cifthc ris hi ear
and crop and under slope ami hole in the
lett, supposod to be wears old, appraised a
$40; white steer with some sfa,l brown
spots scattering over him. lame IN the righ
hind fcur. sufp"sud ~ &c one, year =t last
sprff g, appraised at 81, by Niilfam Mlntif.
and Isaac Williams, before Allen Elliott, ESQ
A true. copy. 4fA#a p. DUNLAP, Clerk.
Feb n. '44-3t
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-02

TO givs Il the 80 among the bsau. tnouae-
that ., cocrrEvs, DANDsss, cAlExNrs, an,
suchLADiEs as may think il dscen, ant
becoming to lend their persons for at
Ieiectioneer frolic. We find this in III,
Pennsylyanian.
"CoME. LIST Us DANCE AND SING. THE
friends Of Mr.. Clay in this city propose ia
have bal on the s9d Of February; no.
a "hig ball" like that which was rolled
TN opSh the streets in l84O, but Terp
s'chorean ball on the li9h. ian,sstic-so
that dancing may be added to their must
cal socalliies, and tina, The waltz and
qnadfilie may become a feature in polls
TICS. This is all PLEASE enough as
parts of the machinery of the campaign,
aad Il affords an evidence of the progress
oi sab,ima:ion. TO which we havs before
alluded. Cocnism in 1914 Is to ba =
much more elegan, thing than i, was in
1910. Log cabins. cider-ba rrols, and
hunting shirts are TO be supe, seeded by
white Kids, chenille, and gliding. Eve.
since Mr.. Clay,s letter in praise Of the
virtues of Cologne water, there has beau
change in The spirit of the dream. Tho
big stick from Ashland has been lacquer
ed snl adorned with roses; the 1.-Two
corns from Allegheny" have been fitted
with gold spec'acles; and now there is
to be Henry Clay ball at fisa dollars a
ticket. $40
What would the country have thought,
OF General Washington il he had sought
the presidency by running roead the
country in the midst OF the canvass for
the presi iencyi if he had seat out such
men as Bear. hired 10 eieciioneer for
h IN; it he had despatched poles and
clons from Noun, Vernon. TO get up Il
dlsgracful mumr,ery Ia gather lnercena
ries, under the cover of affected ,,curiosi
~, TO receive ra,!nns and pay, and band
together 10 be conveyed from place 10
place. playing the part of pipe lassrsi
or il he had, through his parusans in
Congress, abused the frank and the mails
to scatter song books over the Union, 10
facilitate The operations Of li;nefan;
song singers, and such reproha;cs as
Bsar--c, nccaline, under the noise and
rryelry of song singing and defamation,
the purpose Of sece:yias the honest by
ialsehools, and corruring 10y o.her
means the wicked whom they would
make subseryien. 10 the views of their
politica! employers? if-Washingtou had
done such things, it would have brought
even his s!ori,ius iiann Into disgrace !;
done by such men US Mr.. Clay aud his
followers, his character may not SUITE !:
but if done successfully, the once exalted
character Of the american people wi be
sadly desr,ided.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-02
Administrators Sale.

10Y authority OF license granted BY the
, Probate Court Of the county of ijss
Muiues, .iii, on the third dsy q: April nex,,
between he hours Of ten and four o'c1nck.
sell, On credit of six months, to the high. 81
blddtr, So much Of ihe vest half Of the south
west guattcr If section twelve N2) II Town
ship setenty Coy north OF range three tS)
vest, as may be necessary 70 pay the de bts
again, the estate Of George Parks deceased.
Sale to take piece oa the premises.
] HANSON, Adm. dc boais .a5l,
Bcsmoines Co l. 4. Feb Il, 1914 ids
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-02
HATS AND CAPS.

VuST received good assor,men Mt Of Mats a,e
y fur. cloth. seal, scslet aud morocco csps.
s.. ROOTS AND SHOES.
just received 5000 pr Boots aud Shoes; Men.
course and dne Boots, Bovss do, Men, Brossus
kip.do.. Boy do; w emans Ca ID lace Boots. Cal.
ters, Seal and Kip lace Boots aud Shoes. well =.
sorted; Misses lace Shoes. Childrens do. E7
WOODEN HOSE AND YARN.
large tot Of Lauics wooiIen. LAMBS Woo,
Hose, Misses and Chidrens do, grey and blu,
mkt, scarle, and rilxt, black aas white yarn,.
very hne and assorted qualities.
PULLED CLOTH 4 fsftOT 10. ~
Very cheap; also. Cassimsres. Cassin.ts, Jeans
snd Easy Times @5s -
FLANNELS L. BLANKETS.
4 Rsst Nackiaaw Blanket. and Flannrls. asserted.
5000 yd. C~llienes and Muslin de LANES. rh-Sp
i .4'N0 yds brown Shirsings: Cotton Yarns NJ.
Sol- and Upper Leather, 0ae.mwars web ss.t.
Ctuthiug. Goats, Psnts. Vests. Drawer. &C.
HARDW ARE Sc.
Nails and Glass. Knives aud FORKS. Spoons,
Tn Knives, Rssors. Paper. lux. Quilts, Waters,
SC, Combs well assorted.
GROCERIES &c.
Sugar. Coffee, Tea. Msdder, ladigo, Alsrice
aid Pepper, fcbscco and Cigars. Saleratus. Pow.
der, Shot. Lead, snd Percussion Caps aud man,
other .goods. all of which I sm disposed to sell
very Tow and sits great bargains for cash or pro-
due. WESLEY JONES n
NOV. a5.-u Hawkeye copy.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-02

'esery body as well as her mistress,
Madame Roydlt. The one Is pi,icd as a
harmless and faithful servant-.hs other
IS dreaded IS though she we're possessed
ola legion of DEVILS.
Madame Rumor, who is invisible al.
ways vel whose every whisper is the
Theme @ private scandal or public specu
iat'on, says tia. F. 0. J. Smith, the apps
tate democrat Of Maine, is to be nomina,
ed Tor the navy, or that Mr. Wilkins Of
IA, will be appointed for that post, while
VIM. Cost Johnson Of Md. is to be
nam as suitable person for the War
ofhce department. Faith, and Ne dom,
know what IS 10 b done. 4 trying time
the President has Of ii, when even the
Cabinet Offices have to 60 . begging for
their ministers.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-02
The Taking Machine.

u Several OF the city papers have al
ready noticed machine now IN the city
that actually taiks, an achievement hi,h
eric neyer effected. We saw !, day or
two since and were certainly greatly sur
prisrd IS lis performances. The tone is
MOI thai 0! a human yuice. though il re
setibes that Of SOME persons It being
mainly through the no {. But no one
could fail 10 perceive III once that the
sound was procured ~ SOME artificial
wind instrument. Its outward aEnear-
ance is very simple. A Turks hea,i.
with turban and long beard, faces the
spectator and the words are uttered b,
the movements Of the lips, the tongue.
the pslate and all the articulasipg ,,r ans.
precisely rs ID The living person. These
movements are produce BY machinery
concealed beneath d dfapery behind the
figure aud moved by keys at its right
These keysa are sixteen in nambsr; each
representing particular sound, 1t re
quires no little skill TO use the keys. as a
eat number Of them must be quickly
and properly struck 10 utter esen the
simplest words. AiEellows beneath sup
niles The breath which the machine rs
thus manufactures into worHS. The
Turk recited 10 us the a phabst, cJunted
fifty. gave he Latin titles Of several Eu
sopcan monarchs. held an. editying con
ver-aiion with Us about the weather, sang
Gcrms'n song and babe US ecsd day, Id
very dislinc, and courteous phrase. The
u;tcranee is Of course very slow. dne
sometimes difficult and indistihct: but i
is easy TO see that the fault lies in an in
ability to work the keys with suthc,en
rapidly, and not in *anl Of Vocal or
gans. II is ceriainly very curious ane
shows tina, the inventor, who is an Aus
TRAN. is possessed oil great skill and in
gsnuity. We understand that the in
slrumont has engaged his close attention
for above fourteen years! 1t is lmpossi
Bile to avoid reHscting what 90 great ID
genuity, united with q perseverance 3
untiring, might have accomplished had ]
been directed into some productive chdd
incl This talking instrument, We be
lieye, scarcely aspires to be considered
tabor saring machine, nor need the r''ei
(ncluding the ,comen) who, up 10 this as
of the world, have monopoised the talk
ing, feel any jealousy of its intrusion UP
on their province. Its rivalry is not for
midable, though its performances ar
highly curious and interesting. We IN
ders.aud that Mr.. Faber the Inventor
intends saon to make public exhibl,io
Of it Weekly Courier and Nsu Yor
Enquirer. &
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-02

Rf virtue Of special writ of 6era faciss i.,ued
- on decree Of foreclosure of a mortgage on
the ehsncery side of,ths District t,ourt ~ ne,
Moines County |. T, will sellso tn. hivAs,, bid.
der at public auction "1ithoat ralaa,ion Or an.
pr"ssesneat" on the hrst Monday in a prii s,l lsal
II my ohce door in the CITY Of Burlington u
said county. ths following properly to nj, I.o,,
z3s and $40, in the city u Burlington. county n
Des aioiaes. !. With I'll apparten nance. aud IN
prorements thereonto Aei.ng,ng. Said sale IN
on decree for the foreclosure Of mortgage in
ter .4dmi.i.t,atsr Of James K. K,ny. decd e, al
JOHN n. M'kENNY, sheriff
March g lSsl-lt De. Mnin.. ..,....i n
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-02
SheriH's Sale.

DY virtue Of special writ Of fera fncias. is
ID sued decree Of !oreciosure ct y Mort
gage the Chancery side of The District Court
Of Des MONIES County. l. r.. / atll sell to the
highest bidder. .'ntthont railafion or appraise
ment." on the hrst Monday March next f4th
1871. at my cfs,e door in the CITY Of Rnriing ton
between the honrs Of 3 o'chnk A. NJ. cnd I
clsck +. NJ Of sad day. the following deser4 cd
Lot number six hundred and seventy 1--we. l6r5
in the City Of Burlington, according 10 tn. plat Of
said city al laid out and sur,~,ed III the Comnais
sioner. appsirted under the Act u Congtess, APP.
proved March Sd 1887 together with the sppur.
ienasrts and privileges thereanto belonging -
Said sale be,ng on decree fof The foreclosure o
Mortgage in favor Of Presley Dunlap rs john
Mark Fulton, Mary Mosley Fulton. et al
JOHN II. M'KENNf. Sheriff
of Des MONIES County, |. T
Jan. Goth, lS44 At.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-02
Died,

At his residence, in Benton Township, Des
Moines county, on Monday last, after and illness
of about s weeks, Capt. HENRY SETTLE, in
the 4bth year Of his age. - isep
The subject of this obituary, well known to
the people Of this county as being man Of un-
exceptonable character and warm and jealous
friend, was particularly endeared to the writer
Of this notice. Having known him since 1888,
and having from the first acquaintance esteemed
him as one Of his dearest friends, he cannot but
be one Of the deepest mourners for his loss. But
as an alienation, his friends have the assurance
HAT he has gone to a brighter and better world.
The deceased was aware Of the summons, and
was prepared to meet his Saviour. in the full
expectation that He would be received into the
fold of Christ With his relatives and his dis.
tant friends, large acquaintance mourn his loss.
t Communicated.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-02
MARRIEn.

In this city on Tuesday evening last, by the
Rev. J. G. Whitford, JOHN JOHNSON, Esq. mem
Der of the Iowa Legislature, to Miss MARY,
daughter of WIN. Griffey, Esq.
In Iowa City On Friday the 10th u!t., by the
Rev. Mr.. Hummer. Thomas BAKER, Esq, men,
Der OF the house of Representatives from Wash
ington county, to Mrs. - KING, formerly Of
Du Buque.
On the 25th ult , at the residence Of her father
IN Montgomery county, Maryland, by the Rev.
MIR. Jones, MIR; WM. A. DoRsEy, Uate of this
eity,) TO Miss ELIZABETH A. DIcKERsoN l
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-02
Water Power of Niagara Falls.

An accurate estimate anl measurement
OF the water power Of niagara Falls,
makes 1t equal to the power Of 4 533 1884
horses. The entire aggregate o, motive
power now in Use in Great Britain, in all
the manufactures of cotton, wool, fax. e..
in mineing &c IS only equal TO $4,000
horse power. So that all the power, the
working of which produces so vast per.
ton OF the wealth Of Great Britain,
amounts TO no more than one niniee ath of
the native power OF the Niagara Fails
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-02
Estray steers,
TaEEN UP BY Daniel Callia living in 3.

TNAEEN UP by Daniel Calkin living in Ben
ton Township. Des Moines County !.
Que 10 dark oundis steer with = white face and
white on shs belly. supposed 10 be 6se six year,
old next Spring. appraised 81 90. also darl
br,ndls steer with . largo white spot In the fore
head aud some WI lite on the bes'y. supposed TO b
Z years old last Spring appraised at \i0. Ahe
brindle Oh s years oil with star ia the forehead
Oas bright red OF with white bsrk aud white o,
his belly with cast bell ASHAMED sith a. old col
; lar pieced with leather striag. appfsbed q
ell sos each By Gilbert Slimpsoa and Isaac PUgl
before William Parker Esq. A true copy.saw =
/, March 2-3t sa r, DUNLAP Clerk,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-02
Regular Packer.

the new and sslensed ia., RIM
ESMsseas& n'ng Steam Boat LEBANON
S1xl<Sb GEO. NaacE Hr;lir Master. wi,
run as a - guar Psc het from, ST ion;s IN Burt,..
tom Bloomington and Rock Island e,e,, w,.a
T.. =, .afts It Louis every Tuesday. burlington and
6'nomiagton on thursday and Rock Isisnd !,
Friday OF each week. Togcommenee running a.
soon as nit i.atien will prrnt4
The l.. Damon Is II the iirsi cisss St,,I y. .
The irsaraure Offices III 1T Louis. her bottom I,
SIX a'rhts th'ck ard every atherray ,qaa., strong
and welt calculated IA hei cabin 70. the romfor,n
Die u, COMMUNICATION 1t passengers.
february 20, lS4l--tf
me i@to"in9 papers are requested to copy ia.
90 we aud pr sent their accounts Hawkeye
Bloomington Herald. Capitol REPEATER, Uune,
M'ssi>sippian and Davenport, Gaze-ite. -
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-02
For Sale al Great Bsrsains.

~ SsSsV ~ NASess AsOA BsskAASs
"F, the undersigned. have determined
wv to sell off ,ur stock Of goods now on
hand consisting il part Of the following ar-
yiclcs, TO wit,
so Sacks Of srp'r Rio ahd Havnna Coffee,
a hhds prime New 0rlcaas Sugar,
10 do common do do
900 sacks G. a Salt, esfs
% DO Liverpool blown do
IS do dried Apples.
10 do do Peaches,
Is 10 bb.s New Orleans Molasscs,
do Sugar House do 1o4at4
% do green Apes,
30 kcgs assorted Juniata Nails, together
with gererel assortment Of Groceries, Boots
and Shocs. HARDWARE aud 4Domesiics. We
| ask thcse wishing 70 purchase either ai whols-
sale or reteil 10 cali and price our sguods be
fore purchasing elsewhere.
We repeat, that sell on. our stock Of good.
we must and will, between this time aud the
25th of Msroh sne,t.as (see per advertisr ent
Tor produce) we are DESTROYS To close up on,
, business at that tire; IL We can do so edysn.
tageously 10 ourselves. OF course we will, but
| II not We VII sell out though il be at prices
less Tran the Prime cost OF our goods. 4rt
Country produce will DC taken ior geodr
and tho goods sold u cash prices.
b. r. WOOD, & Co.
Burlington, Jan. 90, I8I4--lOt
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-02
Regular weekly Iowa Packet to
Rk0OlM EiglNE.

a THE new aitl sf,ienail r-as nge r
E.aS.SA steamboat q ; PkEI. Anderson
a6&..SHka master, WI! rua a. d Regular f.rA
- b, tween st. lomis and bloomington tiaw.g on
the opening OF navigation. The Accommodation.
et the Osprey are interior 10 boat oa t,e iJnp,,
Mississippi She IS provided with Evans safe.
" ,t'uard-.F TO prevent exp.sslan of boilers: as
well a. !, attached Fire Engine and Hose, IN
cars, OF Fare. Tie day and hour vi d .nafiaf. y ii
be adrt rtis'd rricr To tie n,cnc.iae OF .r
trip, CHot rEAu y WALTZ .1sts. st, ia,r,is.
te6 list b. +. " OGD S..,9 Ats
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-02
NOTICE.
uni ai.,rs 4 kois;:. nm 4,

vfVsiE undesg.ed. Adni ,is.rator d boa:s non Of
u the Estate Of james e. King. viii apply to the
Probate court Of the ,csuaty Of bee Asososs. On
MONDAY The ionrih day Of Alafhh h, 1884, for A. sr
asr 10 sell 30 much ofthG ZEAL saate Belonging te
said sstate ~ may b. netess~ry 10 pay the titbts
81 said estate. Aifperssrs Interested arc rvqaest
"a % sppesr snt As0w csvse why saeh rest sstatc
sAonld ast h. sold lUr that p0rpaae.
Feb lv--xsr rsA aa A. IN. CARPENTER
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-02
REGULAR PACKET

REGULAR PACKET
Befreen st. L"uis, Nu.roo, Eort Mudi
son. Darlington, Oqaawta, Bloom.
,ngton. Rock lsiand, Galena, Da-
Baqae, Potosi, Prairie dn Chien,
and all Intermediate Laadings.
A THE new and splendid S,.amc,
ESxTSS5 MENDOZA. Ros,. A. Reilly
SASxkEk Master. will ply q regular paek
et between the above ports CONNIE nc ing her trim,
on the opening Of savigaton. aud being Of y. ~
hight drsugh, vii! run throughout tn. season..
>, MS nnat has been autt exprsssl, to run on the
Upper Mississippi, her Recommendations both g.,
Cabin aud d. OK passengers superior she !. pro
.,atd with Evan safely gnard to prevent the .Y
p'c,,os q boilers. The officer. and owner, LIN.
Mvndo,a respectfully assure those who u,., n, 4,
'"..a with their patronage, tha, every .a er,i D.
vii be used Ia give satisfaction,
March 2--3m
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-02
ESTRAY HORSE.

FENtkEN Uf by John Sharer, Ii vlng in Benz
Il ton Tow nshiP, Des Moines county. |. T.
..ark bay Horse with black name aud tail,
white spot on his back, and email beii on
with leather cellar other marks or brands
. receivable supposed 10 he s wears old az
praised a, S25, BY !. Settle aud H. HUMPHREYS,
before VIM. Parker. Esq. A true copy.
PRESLEY DUNLAP clerk
Fan i1th ,A1-3, nd XII f
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-02

Mr.. J. s. Rice OF Hartford, Gem, a
lew days since, with one Of Wesson's cast
steele r.fes, hit target at the distance
OF eos yards, seven times successiyelv-
the shots averaging less than an inch
IRON the centred So says the Times.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-03-02
ATTENTION.

q Splendid double bsrreled Damash Sho,
~ Guns and Rifles for saie low for en.h ~
J. S. sCHRAMM.
Also Tor sale by the same a splendid assert.
ment OF about hundred different, kinds OF
foreign HOVER seeds. aud seeds OF all kinds o!
greens.
Burlington, Feb 2l-3t