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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03
WHEATFIELD Inn,
BalfinOIre.Wd

VIZ iioielis situated on Howard street,
: =. ivy doors north Of Baltimore street, and
'ns .@meata'e vicinity Of The business par, 81
no chy. !. coDtains upwards Of 100 rooms.
manJ o which are parlors with bed rooms ad..
ioinsng, suitable Tor fsmilies. Il has been thor
ousnly FURNISHED with new and elegant furniture
Hotel in the east. - = -
The proprietor fia,ters himseIfah,, ii. i.
experience 10 the business viii enSAls hin,
10 conduct the establishment IS eysrSs 49,
ment As 70 render entire Satisfaction IL ),
guests. I-
Merchants, travellers, &C. visiting Balti
VIII md il healthy and desirable iocsti
,, MciNToSFI, PRopRrxI
Baltimore, April 8, ls45.-tf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03
ST o. I g@ %,

= ne Formers Of J.f~son and Berkelt,
Counties.
HE undersigned having rented lbe Leetowr
Mill, belonging 10 L. P. W.. Bslch, Esq
hereey gives notice that he will take possession
q The same on the frs, Of July next, where be
will be pleased 10 receive III
Grain Ofevery Description
10 Grind,
and promises 70 do the same with promptness,
He also promises TO DO Industrious and accom-,
modsting TO aIlwho may favor him with their
custom, and no effort IN his part shall be spar.
ed to please: By promptness and attention 10
business, the undersigped hopes to receive q
liberal share Of the public patronage.
JOHN CHAMBERLAIN.
T.eetown. Nav 90 laA5-tfN
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03
SELLING OFF
AT COST

HNHE stoekof Goods, belonging to the Estate
M o. me late Henry Snyder, 4. Elk Branch.
vdi b SoED OFF AT cOSr. III consists Of
every thing useful RI
Dry Goods, Hardrare, QueensUare, &c.
ALI Fresh. These Goods, ., cost. for cash, will
be found 10 be great Bargains
JOHN SNYDER. Sen, ]
May %. l645-if Executor.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03

say, caffes. why don't niggers have
The ysiier fever.
CUBS il up.
Cause der so black dey can. turn val.
lsrl ya1 ha
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03
A 0ARDa

THE undersigned would not do justice 10 hi.
i own feelings nor to his kind friends. were
no 70 withhold his acknowledge for The We.
~ fattering encouragement he has met with
since his return 10 ,Csbs yl4ssegu vest Of DE-.
Cordeirs. N. MYERS.
J. July4, fS44.-tf.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03

HNOR sale At the shannondale Factory, some
beautiful lngfsin Cprpetine. which will
Be disposed OF on advantageous terms for cash
or on ! short credit, or viii Be- exchanged for
Wool, to be delivered By the ~ June next
JOBE q co.
shannondsle Factory. Z
Feb 80, 1885.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03
Wanfed.
W0Oh Wool.
NEW GOODS,

OOI IcrdIN0u Nuu ~ sdto luN IUT CdSu--F
q SPRING & SUMNER WEIR.
BOnncts & Hats:
Full assortment Straw and Braid BonDets, latest
style,
Chip Hats for men and boys. an prices,
Beaver. Russia and Cashmere Hats.
W0ODWARE.--tiorse snd Painted Buckets,
Half Bushel and Peck Measures,
Wishing tubs, Barrel -churns, Butter-bowls and
\ Sugsr-boxes.
Groceries "A good stock on hand.
Hsrdpme and 7Sn,osYs "A full assortn,sn. Al
al descriptions
Gidss md Gains Wars-A new and eomni.,.
assortment.
Boois and Skoss-For men, women and .h;ld.
rem, cheap and good, b.
Ksrnsysvills, Nay .. lsls
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03

A man Intending 10 buy goose, went
irto bar room. and when ne came oul
: be bad : turkey on. He discovered bis
error when be went hsme and his wife
gave him . bas.ing.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03

e Church Dieieulies il quite 4
stir 10 Steubenvills, Ohio. caused BY q
dificulty 10 getting out Of church after
service. Asiusual. there are two parties
to the quarrel-one contends that The
church doors are foo snaH and the other,
thatsihe ladies' dresses are too large.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03

The Boston ladies are holding lemonade
parties. A large punch bowl1of water is
provided. which is sweeiened by the
young ladies all placing theirllips 10 the
brim. The old maids, then look into it,
and the lemonade is done did,"
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03
ElDUCATIONl
LISBON INSTITUTION.
AOisdOstis County, T.ir9inta.

/ - ~ Fl
}FENHls institution was established Il 1910.
| - and isnow in successful operation undrr
the management OF BENZ. III: BENTON.
~ thIs institution are taught the btanehes
Usually taught in the best Eng lish Schools "a.
lihe Latin and Greek Languages, Astronomy
WIN the use Of the Globes, Algebra. Plain So.
M and Analytical Geometry, Plsin and SpberI.
cal frigonometry, Method Of calculating and
using Logariihms. Theory aud Practice ots Sur
seying, LeYeling, Plotting. Mechanical ana
Architectural Drawing, So. Comic Sections.
me application Of the. Mathematics 10 the Arts
ana e.. sciences Natural Philosophy, Chemistry.
The Ipareiesfut lectures Of
Are delivered to the Students These Lec,,f
are illustrated by several hundyed highly in,.s
esting experiments. The apparatus Mas bes,,
collected with particular care and some or i
q superiorsto any in Virginia. ,
The Academy is also supplied with cabinet
Of Minerals Shells, Fossils. Geolog ical Spect
mems, &c. Also,a Work shop furnished with \
Turning. lathe, and variety of tools and Stu
dents Of a5mechanical genius may devote their
leisure moments TO Turning i'll wood, iron, brass,
Or steel brszing.s soldering, filing. screw cut
ting, screw turning, casting 10 brass, galvsnic
The prices for tuition vary from 10 10 $32,
accordiBgto the branches studied and. 10 COM
sideration Of The present low prices OF proyis-
ion, the price for Bosrd is
Reduced 10 Siris eight Dollars, II
Per session Of ten months. Each. student must
be supplied with towels, and have oil bis clothes
conspcuOasiy MAJ ked with hisIname il full. An
extra charge Of $40 will be made for washing;
and, when required, books willebe furnished at
moderate prices.
For further particulars apply 10 BENJAMiNH
BENTON, Principal.
Address Middeburg Posi- Office.
Jan %. l845.--lY E.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03

Father lMatheD ". Father .Maifhus.--
Ann Dunn, the ieetoisl wife OF an time
rant and teetoiil fiddler. was put 10 bed
70 Manchester. Q short time ago, Of her
tWepty-second child When The mid
wife handed itio poor Papa. the fiddler
facssiously exclaimed. What, the pledge a .
gain how often must take III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03

A led. ina stale Of mental absence.
gsve three cheers Tor the American Gag,
during school hours. and perceived his
error when be got the stripes without the
stars.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03
KOOlfng, Stating, &C.

1NHE uDdersigaed Is prepared - ROOF
Il HOUSES with Siste. Zine, Conner or Irsr
at the shortest notice From bis experienes +
this line Of business, those in want or ~ ser.
vices, may expect their. work done 10 the be,,
manner. The mosi sails factory References. Z, :
be given rs 70 bis capaeiiy fer business.
Letters addressed TO him Al Harpers-Ferry,
will meet with pronp, attention.
GEORGE w TAcEY.
Harpers-Ferry, June 10, 1855
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03

Prssenes Of Mad "A remarkable case
of pressnce Of mind occurred ID Lockpori
lest Isll. A married woman in The arms
81 Der lover beard her husband coming and
Immediately pulled pail Of wafer % her
head. preiendingshe had fallen into tie
lock. and this man had pulled Der oul.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03
New Spring and SUNNI g

Il :
THE subscriber has just re,urned from tho
i north with large and ,cta stleeitd StoekieG
SPRLyN G, md SUMNER GOODS
consisting in part Of III, following articles Viz:
Plain and fancy French csssimeres, II
30. do do. gamhoons Sdriliings,
New style baizorines, buraizes, and lawns,
Calicoes and chimes Of eyeYy description
and price, 4
JaConeit, null, swiss, and BOOK nu,l,Ds.S
carleton nuslins, silk beane, Pa,,erns,
,r,sh linens; brown hite| linen crillings,
Ladies mig b caps, Kid and 1sils gloves
Ladies and chlldtsn's mit,s, "a great variety
Hosiery of eseIf description, 1 Il.
English stres' Braid, Rutland amp Neapoli-
Bonnet and cap ribbons, arliirials.
Fancy silk and Madfass crava,s,
Li1sn checks, brown and French lnens.
7Parasaks and parasoletts, sun shades ana nm.
bFellas, fans Of every description,
A general assortment or
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03
CERTYEcaTEs

we, the undersigned, certify that We have
nad MI. Mathew hcKeevers newly iu1eotsd
patent Thrashing and clesning Machipe IS u.s
on our farms, and We ihrashed and cleaned ftom
two hundred and City 10 thres HUNDRED bush. ~.
Of Wheat per day, with the sam6 numbef A.
hands and horse. that we have 10 vo,E ~.
common thrashing machine here,ofore--,ns -
consider this machine one or The rres,s., -.
saving and labor-saying machine, ve b.y. -.
naa . = Use, We consider 4 : valuable improve
meh., ana Recommend Il tothe public.
George " Craefsrd, Janne, sBen.
cue, a Ssiih, D. W. Paiieson.
go w. JED. Bril-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03

Hall, where was your ministers text
yesterday afternoon, 81.
7 o. ! don't reeollect the place, but The
words were. sleep on now and take your
rest. . d
What did he make out Of that, Hall
Don't know, failh-but he was conlinu.
ally telling Us that, the truth is always
practical; 90 tbinksI to myself, TIL take
you At your word once, aud may be sho,
e walked up ill the Amen.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03
Doctor Alexander

nFFERS bis professional services to the
" citizens of ehsrlestown and iis vicinity.
Residence door East Of Carriers Hotel.
CharIesiown, AprilGf7, lSl5 Ill.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03

BOOTS s. SHOES.
lust received from Phisdelphia, = com.
plete assortment Of Boots and Shoes, viz. |:
Mems Seal Boots, do. Calf do, If
Do Brogans, sewed, superior,
X Do Kip do do,
DO. do. pegged, do, a
Do. Morocco do do,
Boys and Youths do,
Ladies Kid Slippers, best quality, pills make,
Do Morocco do. do. do.
Misses and Children's do. do.
Which will be sold lower than any that has
been sold 10 this market. The public will
please call and examine for themselves.
JOHN G. WILSON.
Harpers-Ferry, June 10.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03

Fresh Oranges and Lemons.
I'm hand aadf sale 81
~ IsDe y ,. REwLiNs.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03

lust received I large lot Of St0newaFe,
q such % lars Of every sizs, Pitchers. Jugs.
M,lk-p.Ds. &c. Also, Earihen Crooks and pans,
/ 81 81 sizes, Tor ssle b WM L0CK.
usy99
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03

TIE Better Way "A Mr.. Wight was
married 10 Mss Be,ierwsy. 10 some
parts oatnovn, Ia this State. An e.
change paper saws that Mr.. Wright had
% doobt read Pops's Universal PRAYER
Psi'ieu,ssiy the following verse Of a.:
hlaa Tiski Inv srser inpa,,.
sun 70 the right way 10 stay
T !. ~ : - .1eng, Q, leach M hearr
~ aud The teiirr soay.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03
WlxcHr,rrn Inn. q rsas

WiNcHEsrER, June 3, fS45.
We, the undersigned, certify that We have
had Mr. Mathew McKeeyer's Improved patenl
Ihrashing and Cleaning Machine 10 use On our
farms last season, and We thrasked and cle,ned
from two hundred and fifty TO three hupdr.d
bushels Of wheat per day, with the Same mum.
Der OF hands and horses that We have had ~
rotk mo common ihrashing machine hereto.
iore-we consider this machine one of the gre. j.
est time-saring and labor.saying machine. we
nave ever bad in use. The grain being thrash
Cd AID separated from the straw and eleaned (.
Tore i falls TO the noor, is worth the consider.
.ion OF farmers. We recommend hi, NM b;n,
% al who may wish 10 purchase or employ !
a mar . thrash their present crop. Give
employ one Of any other kind. :
Hiiiism ID. BartittE Thomas Gla,,
Thomas d. Bartlett, Robert o. CIa,.
yosn h,eas'd'' Jas Y. Glass jr.
yames uaxesonr George Kitchen,
joan uukeson, Colin Leach,
Dae,a fleming, Jos. T. .aiiin,
Willis B. Clark, IL CatHt.
juno 26. 1855. i>~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03

Post Office Balaacrs.--A man 'oll
west observes the N. o. Pic, hearing
that post Office balances were 10 be adj.
tusted 10 Washington on particular day,
wrote to'ihe Postmaster General, inform.
ing him that 49, F., fhe posimas-
ter who had absquaiuialed from bis town
and goneto Texas. was 10 bis debt $50.
being the balance Of an account far work
done for the post Office. He begging Of
him to adjust i. with the other accounts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03

4 village scboOlma,ter 10 ihe county Of
Their Intended TO put him. The boy said
he was 10 be . butcher. Why surely. re-
joined the master. you won't like to kill
the poor sheep aud lambsi No, said The
urchin. ! shouldn't like 10 kill the poor
gas. but should like TO kill fat uns.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03
stsuntop, Jan. 10, 1889.

We, the undersigned, have examined Mr..
~. MeKeeysr's newly invented patent Thrash
ing end Cleaning Machine, and consider Il Va.
iuaole improvement. The labor saved by il In
cleaning the grain a. il Is thrashed, without ,ny
additional force, is an advantage well worth ~
consideration Of farmers. We fully concur IN
the quantity thrashed. with the aboye rentIs-
men, and We have ne doubt more could nav.
been thrashsd under more favorable circ1m.
stances ,r
Thomas j. Merle, S.M Woos,,.., III
Benjsmis Crayferd, WIN. HI.au.,
'e'ees Z. Kinney, John C. .SOper.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03

SeripturaE.- a distinguished writer says
there is but one passage Ia the Bible where
the girls are commanded 10 kiss the men: !:
that Is the golden rule. Whatsoever We
would ihs, ner should do unto on. do Sc
even 90 10 them.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03

Haa's Chief End-.What Is The chief
end Of man ..inqu;reds school teacher Of
pretty Miss. why. l suppose il i to.
pop tse question, was the reply.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03

PERU merry, SOAPS &c.
\ D0Z. Tiucture Pearls,
j lido. RoWlands KayIador,
4doz. 0idridge's Balm Columbia,
S6Edo Cologne Water, i
is boxes Fancy Soaps, fH
10 do Red Notified CASTLE Soap. 81
juno 10. ADAM YOUNG. a.,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03
4 every Description
10 Grind.

Leetown. Nav 90. is45-tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03

DCJeThe Baltimore Amtriean, National Iat,Ht.
leer. PhiLnd.l nhin III g C...i..
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1845-07-03

u GROSS superior cold pressed Castor Oil,
II 10 Gross British Oil, IN
10 Gross Baiemans Drops,
do Godfreys Cordial,
! do No. 6
4 do .Circsssian Hair Oil,
do Bears Oil, 3
Y do Soda aud Seidltz Powders, Ifor sale by
q ADAM YOUNG, Agt. :,
Harpess-Ferry, June -.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-22
NOTICE.

THE undersigned the Comn,i.sioae~s Of insol
I v~Rry in the Of the estate Of z. r
Wood dec ID wiil hold met ting n the o6ice o
Oliver Geek, on the 25th inst 1t q clock =. N
Al! those has,ng unsettled claims against said es
tate. are hereby notified 10 attend and have thei
cl ,in,s examined tur settlement
GEORGE PARTRIDGE
w. II. FOSTLE WAIT,
OLIVER COCK.
CO@missio1egs.
March o. AS-1f. ysAF a4svxsA
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-22

/ S. KiMRALJ.. two doors helow the Gazette
>. odsee. Harrington. has Just received per
steamer 81 Croix . new lot Of fre.h goods
among which are dried spplss ssd pesrhes. ~.
qualify. Rio and Green Havanua coffee. rice and
sgar. GOTTEN yarn. csrret shsin. assorted Giles
superier wide gross aud grain .eythss. sne aths
rasps. hoes. shovsls spades, assorted Janat. nails
SUNNI Ter ssu6s, &c. &c.
The above, added to our former extensive
stock Of almost an endless variety Of goods. With
another saaia cssso Dolly expected. and with
lair dealings, extrs mely lee prices end lore.
measure. We confidently ~ ssct 10 coo&inae "a
receive large share Of public ps tro~sx~. Re.
member oar sAotte --"Luw Faces AAD Quucl
aAIEs.'
March %, AZ.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-22
!-51.s.e11ve Con1lagfa1f6n

--a1iv,l 4 savannah, he R4pubii,
~ Nm 81 in possessisn 81 : 6la o
s,eaoos Globe and O6cial Gassete
~ IN III. The Globe q the 9th j,
49, -ih an sccount Of most disastrou,
-s;oA occurred at Bridgetown on the
a. q he "a and morning Of The 4lh
That PAPER says: la ssiaro
Earth sfihe stone-built portion Of
~ i In ruinsl Hundreds Of the in
s.s.at, are without homes, clothes, OF
s..-aure; and thousands upon thousands d
,ls stxIing worth Of property has
IA destroyed in various ways, or
~ consumed by the devouring ele-
h Globe then gives list of fsro hun
- losses brst, and statement Of the
- Incurred BY the IRE, amounting in
4. sexreeate to about fsro mllioas Of dol
n - adds:
AN business in the city is stiil quite
.usepded, the stores closed, and every
- thsuehts engrossed by the late over
.le].;ur calamity. The master and pas.
..svers of the Maid Of Eria, which ar
M here next morning from Granada,
ie.eribe the appearance Of the conaagra-
-. s seea 81 them City miles At sea, 10
ave exhiL;aed spectacle Of fearful sub
l;.iays bat t. Us on shore it was one Of un-
-i.1ed horror aud awe, a. We could only
view i In detail, and amid the distracaions
ofwsiling and lamentation-the cracking
and roaring Of The lames-the falling in Of
the roofs--she cries Of working parties 10
each olher--lhe occasional deaiening ex-
rlcs;ons Of gunpowdcr, as the houses were
flown down BY the artillery-and, worst
and most revolving Of all, the hellish
shouiings and hur.i.gs 4 the drcgs ofthe
pspulace, (the blacks, rejoicing at the
psogress Of the work Of destruction and
desolation."
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-22


READ. Hrneriv Of the c,sy ~ New York
-. fntcrnsa Farsers and IN. pshHc in general
ehst he nav pvepsrsd n disn.se Of ME
APPROVED PATENT REAPiN(s MACHINES
Or ef riEhts ~ Counties. States nr Territories.
on reasonable terms small working machine
may be seen nov in Rnrlington--ths ssme which
wss exSIbited but short time since Ia the field
a New York. in the presence Of the Mayor and
Committee ~ the american Institute, and !,
Wsshingtor, in the presence Of the Hon. Henry
L. EHsworth. Comm ;ssioneF Of Patents and 1
large number Of member Of Congress and ~iti-
iens-a!I o. whom approvet. and we're entirely
sas',ned With its operation. Nj EliswortA pre-
nsonssnE the hest reaper he hAd s>ver seen. Al
we faN Of the American Iasiisuts in le4i. this
mschine took TIE premisM. and the Mscca then
.wsroed = now IN poseesaiea of the sabscriEer
$50 sn.,o.r Of letters froas mrMhess at Con.
se"y,ng t. the 4sshty - ~ RaAp<rs,
Tbs machine makes clean werk- evts;.~ .,..v
:resr. The grain 10 taken o. bv rake at,ac Ned
e me machine. and worked hy 4 crank. n
s.e 0rowe the grain completely from t6s M :
ch,ne, end leaves Il in huadles roads for h;rd;r,
A. excellent opportunity is new offered TO en-.
'espr'ssng mechanics. who may wish 10 engage In
ma"shet:r'sE these aaaehiaes. ~ pareka,ins !
800: soon.'es 'ney wonId realize COED hasine,s.
simply oy making end selling them. The cab
srribsf win sen large or small distr;c,s. "a sn;.
Perenasers. and wilt take PANT PAY ia any good
d'sporab'e property. real o. persoaai. m eT"-'
rsrsnns w,shlnE machines Cor the coming h,r
vest WI! please make their arrangeme nj, a. once
- Ne tine - short. and the nsmh@r alreadv -.
sssea @Ases y necessary that the subscs ber
s"Sasd have ~ early notice a. possible
TOR further particulars amply personally Or bv
letter spost Psd.) 10 the ssbscriSer, At the CIV
Burlington. March I, Aft
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-22

Hrr;d .abair.-We learn with sincere
regret thai our highly respected fellow.
tOwnsman, C. r. TnoAsox, Esq, wa.
shot dead in tie court house in Noun,
Sterling, during the sitting of court, BY
Henry Daniel, his brotlier-in-law. Dan.
ia was Immediately taken into custody BY
the civil authority, and confined in Jail
md IS the affair will undergo Judicial in.
vesigztion, We will 6rbcar further com.
Thus has fallen, by the hand Of violence
one Il Fayette's most gifted, noble, gener.
Gus and honorable sons.-Lerimston { KY,
lsgsiru.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-22


Iowa TERRITORY. Trs MosNEs CegNTY. ss {
Distris Court for ssid eosaty, to Jsas 1srss, 1874.
Presley Dunlap. Complaiaant.l 81.
Mer1nn NJ. Mc(.arver. George Bill 10 pe1fecl
n. Beeler. and Alexander Hua. and quiet si,le
ter. Defendants.
NOTICE j. hereby give" 10 the shove named
IN non.resident Defe ndsnts. that . 9TH Ia
Chsncery has been fled BY said Complainant. ID
said 1:o1rt. 10 quiet his title to the v eat ls I
fest n Lot Ne. 244, in the city Of Burlington in
said Territory. as described - his biz Of cou,-
pisiat. Also, to supply deed heretofore exc
cnted by SAID Besier. t. said McCarver. WhSsh
said deed 10 ssid 10 be lost.
New ualess the said defendants shall be and
appear before tie said District Court. sitting in
Chancery, On the 6rst dav VI the next term there
Of. end plead, answer, or demur 10 lhe esd bill oil
complaint the same shsil be taken bs the "A =.
confessed sad . decree pro con .Jesss entered &c.
cordingly.
JOHN s. DUNLAP. Clert.
HAIL 4 Msi.ls. Soils for Con,plaiaant
mar % '45-6t. Prs fec, 81 50.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-22

DrrLLrsc.-Mr. Payne Of Alabama,
sssgesied in debate, e,e other day, new
pa 10 prevent duelling, which has the
l1erit of being unique, ifnot very humane.
BesAid he would 60 with those who wished
sepuaish duelling, in enacting that no man
who has'kougin a duel sLall &c eligible to
'sGceunder the government, except it shall
sysear that the parties fought with pistol.
aaly six feet apart. He saidiit twas the ex-
iAance Of some secret hope Of advantage,
a the belief of some superiority over an
antagonist, that led to all the duels.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-22
Democratic Conventien.

: We the undersigned, democratic cleo
tsss Of Des Moines county, having ascer
tined thai the present Congress has ref1s.
q to divert the appropriation for Legisla.
live expenses to the late Territorial Con.
veulion, would recommend 10 the several
Townships Of this County the holding o.
!ewnship meetings in the several Town
aaps % MoxDAY. the 24th inst, for The
purpose Of nominating delegates to a coun.
= esavention to be holden in Burlington OF
sfarday the 18th inst, It IL o'clock, M
Aas osaaty convention will nominate dem.
sesslic candidates for the Territorial Leg.
shfaEe, 70 Be holden 1t Iowa City on t6s
- Nsaday in Msy, A. d. l645. A
~ attendance Of delegates 10 requested