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Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-06-28
ADMINISTER ATOgs'S SAE.E.
VALU ABLE FARM
Enp


EnE VIRTUE of he power vested in me. hy
Fl q the viii Of the Ia'c THoHAs GnASr, deed.
Will hc sold at public sal" on Wtdue-day, the :3I
day of July next, at the Mansion Hous" upon the
pre- misses "i the Mansion Farm r the late raomn,
Grant, decd, in Augusta township, Nnrhunher.
land county, Pa siaite 'n the east ,ile al the RI.
ver Susquehanua, 'gui,listaht, and about m.Ir
from the Borouehs ol SunhuY and Northuu'hci.
land all ,ha, valuable estate, late the Nan 81 M
Farm Of sa i Thomas Grant. decd, adini,npr the
fIrm of Samuel Hunter on the south, nd OF Tho.
Robins on the east, other land Of the late Tho
mas Grant on the north, and he ,,u quehanna Ri-
on tn west, con aiming, ,nseher, two bundled
aud twenty six acres end seTertv perches more OF
less, ofwhIch about i've .undrcd and fifteen acre,
a'c ceafcd AMI about Gne hunl "a and fifteen acres
are fist rate River bottom land
The Improvements consis. Of twa story double
farm house 40 feet front hy 81 ierl IN depth. with
frame beck building anl fame kitchen, aud stone
mix house and OVEN attached. aud pump aud
well of excellent water in The kitchen, stone
smoke hrusr, In &c bank barn, st story stone
I'd d. frame, % i,et hong hy 80 feet IN Jr,th, 2
story wagon house, with cianay all W ind corn
crib al achsi, a fame carriage house and griuaH.
and a large Log b IN aud stable, with new aud
improved cider press, with shlng.ed roof over the
same. Aud
ALSO \ two story hick dwelling house. con
tlning il front 20 lee, aud in depth 27 feet, 10
met es aud hiick two story Kitchen 20 fs,t ia irru,
by II feet, inches in depth. Thee are upon
The pfem es tUo apple orchards in eScellent nrdcr
olthe most valuable fruit, one containing about
eight and the other about nine acres.
This Farm is one Of the most valuable and prn-
ducve in the state, Ia IN the highest stale of cul
3 Iivatinn and located Ia the heart OF a district.
which, for saluhnty OF climate and picturesque
sc,ncry, is unsurpassed. Ii is situate on the pool
of the Shamokn dam at the eastern lermina,i n Of
the Northumberland Bridge, Its proximity to the
thriving borouGhs of Sunhury and Northumberland,
and The probability that the hills contain valuable
bodies OF Iron Ore, aud its adm rabie location in the
heart oflhe Iron and Coal regions of Pennsy .van,l,
to which there is heavy aud increasing emisra-
lion, gives this property additional value, and
renders il well worthy of the attention Of capital
isis aud farmers.
~ Terms made known on The day Of sale
KENDERTON SMITH,
Adm'r, &c, of Thomas Grant, dec D.
Sunbury, May 10, tsi5,--st,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1845-06-28
PRICE CURRENT.

a MILLER WANTED.
II new settlement. where he obtain SO
X acres of land. and other advantages if
sUher and industrious. Enquire of
Sunbury. June %, 1915. HUGH BELLAS
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-25
Love W. Religlola.

The following auecdofe Is, related in ,
foreign journal. "A medical student VI Ter
I'm iasely fell deeply III love kitkihs asueh.-
ter Of ) lady 1t whose hoilse he lodged;
his passion was warmly returnsd, md Ttht
lovers swcre eternal fidelity, and entered
into . promise to marry. But there was
an insurmoantable obstacle 10 tl,eira union,
in the fact that thealaay was Protestant
Christian, andsfhs Kentlemsn Jew, ana
both PROGRESSED themselves no lsss attached
10 their respective faith; than e, each other,
Business called the youth away, 10 Breslau;
and whenhe had been there 4 few DAYS. he
rsceiyedasletter from bis mistress, eouthed
IN the follpwiue tcrsss:-~- Il Mo III ia1oga
~. Nv Dear Friend The difficulties tint
have SO long. stood ID the way of our mar
rage have al length put an end 10, .ssnnd IL
the Intervention " your good anpe lbs
yombaxe 20 oftencailsd your faithfnI MINI
na1-whp yesterday became aJewess.,'l' 4
Scarcely had this letter been dispatched,
when its writer received one<from her
i6Ssr, dated Breslau, and to the following
aiEect,-2- siss EaisttA sA1 -fFaN
as tsJvy Bar sai,.ns:--;i be obstacle which
presented itself to our union, In the nnforl
tunate difference in our religious faith, no
longer exists; and shall hasten 10 O. M
rlete' our mpt,ial felicity Il yesterday be-
came a Christian, 49, ss'a9 Hlaf isTi
j How the lovers contrived toget oser
this new dilemma, j. not recorded .sYaab
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-25
flts tor, 'tIs 'Pi'ratrles,,.

"A & gsntlspAnl jHst from ths,tprairies,
called upon IN yssierdaH, and irslaisd C
Us the following tragic incidents, which
have recently. secured - the great AMER
ican Desert On the "a ofAngast i q, !
caravan consisting lof eight Wagons and
fif SEN men, slefs Fort Platte, fofi berly
FoTs Laramie, ulsdeniwith S0OJ buffalo
robssp bshrEihg to, Afessrs. Pratte & o.
tsnilasq Whsniahs cseavan had reached
within. $40 ssn6OO miles ftom.ths settle.
ments in Missouri, the feet of the oneh
had become 30 worn By the short and
resgh .9rass nm the rpraisiss IS u reader
further ptDgrsss slnost eimposs;bie. II
Thu, itftmity, Mr.aAdalAsswho has COM
mand Of the caravan, despatched our in
ssrmant 10 Misspdsi3 for relief He arri-
we'd here some B oua4 aweeks aro, pros
CURED the necessary supplies, ana fesh
oxen be sent; and was returning, when
he met . Mr.. Johnson near The CIV Mis-.
sionary Station, sshoE had subsequently,
been despatched By Nj. Adams, with TIE
information that the caravan had adsanced
but little, and that their cuttls had either
all died. ~ were pesfsGtly useles,s oi, &C.
counttef their sors ftAt. ltfseems thattwS
American, traders from Mexico, hid fallen
tHwith the caravan, and Started with Mr..
Johnson for the settlemehfss a few days
after, they fell in with a Sioux war party,
who had had ., conflict With party Of
Pawnees. They were told BY The Sioux
to be on the alert, as the Pawheess were
on the trail Of the Siouv, and if they met
them 1.-THE Americansy they would kill
them. A few nights subsequent, their
camp was attacked BY the Pawnees, and
the tweltraf3ers were morally wounded,
who told johnson to save himself, If ne
coyd, by flight, - they were dead men.
johnson succeeded III escaping, but en-
tirely destitute Of any thing to procure
him subsistence. He, however, ina few
days fell in with a party under Mr.. Papin,
who furnished him with clothing, gun and
Ammunition; johnson Anew days afterwards,
was robbed Of his gun ana ammunition ~ 1
party Of Cav Indians, who stripped him
stark naked. When our infortnant met
him, he had nearly persisted, having with
lam . remnant Of a rattle snake. upon
which he had subsisted for several DAYS.
HI, conducted him to the Cav Missionary
Station, where he sis now under medical
treatment. Poor fellow! His mind has
suffered fiom his hafdships, and is at times,
quite deranged; arid his feet have been
worn to the bone ~ the rough grass "
the praifies. -. 1issourian. es'7 sss'''i''
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-25
report on tIie Explosion Ut the
9ass &C Gfeat Fire Of Jtlxy.'vii aa ,

The report of the jjcint. committee of the
Common 6 Cguncil. e q pos posed II aldermen
Hart, Mesert Y, and Stonean, and assist
ant aldermen Purses, "A CLAY. and AL
be,tsoIis is before Us. ia an. octave
volume Of $50 pages, and display !, 4
collection of facts every way evincing The
skill and perseverance, with which the in
vesligatiea has been conducted. The re-
suits are d course, ali that n We can find
room for. The attention III the ccmsaitiee
was directed to three inqaifiess osiW olAsig
q Fnsfiy HI what bniFdiug d abdildires
did The explosions IA the iSte, Tor s,y II
them, Socc,rf as :ysbssthss sku al nfosla h
q EscSndiy What were tlie character,
extent; III Consequences of' shss9 explos
sions?ElS .9seY vaH Is E.AaxsvuH kE1 nj
- THiraly--1yhat was Tie scsuss VI pihoes
I espidstoais2 tle .Shsssg D seN1syur sai q
q Alles Tie ahdsl patient consideration 1ol
tho testtaldASs the esmmittss submit, slAaE
ysls lkTksall she explosions Edf, the IRE
| originated ~ hlsin ths stors 0fsCrOUkef b
| Warren S;S Broasls ~ ests siSlsaaGM M
aa1isoTkas tiiere were thiftesshs III plo1
'Isioss@ ihimsrvAlsasf atsseFsl seconds, until
the fls6lSx plssiSN, iyGhi6h ssstaoy "a seven
Ibuildinqs, and scattered tho sAsSiihiS al
IIrt0fsoRs. 10 SSaiksG sisS lif@, BIZ Rtssiiese
Ile1bl dsionsyw have heeA eonfihetl V
live SaiihlinEs, whereas Il dastrSfed ESQ
buiflifnsas stst IN SELLS alt III aaiisE9
!8.l iThsre was 10 Oder tasass III: IN
/ eqpIosisn whichever than lhs sakpetrs- ii
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-25

=
SxsIrs or PaovrpEscs.-lW We hsxy =
ofus heard oil he smiles Il Pfsyideacer3
Twas much pleased with uncle 1oea i'd
on that subject. -.
".Good morning Uncle Joe." 's
!. ssMorning.h ~s3sns s2sas. fi y
a,aWsll you've married jsur iii =, harb
ysu;vs.t,,slp surigitss las isisai INIT
really, Providence smiled Upon y ;;s
"!Smisa, no bless YOU, Ne ssiek1Jd SsiS0
oafi'ssgssisfii.ei gisles lux syssfsiis.n SD
d.vst cssnssy1ssl1s xas ,sss hndlAsssl.
lowing IN the 81. Louis Reveills: i.,tI
-i"'rhe parent who woiild srsip III : shil1
insthe way he should ". npst 81 y ~
way he would train Up The ,slSl ,;asl,
Early S,o,s.----Theey k.s;s bsd ssaz,.i
Psris,s Maine, within TIE kss tertnlk .
'As depth 81 ar h incp. ss4il ;vr.4 ,o.es,H
" w. Brown. GoyeFacf sisat III tsas
isi6, Q Mis. Eysshls s.sassr.: 9 =
III ftsagntf4lss gl3H3As ~ stDfasaFEgKs 80 ~ m
There is safic,snk iron, ore. iaIoss -
IN New combe, Essex nounttj 4. N yjls
ID 200 feet Of the surface, % makb OH
million cubic feet Of ifonl o noi'Si'''s''s''
From Elk. i.issa sh.a III J i; s ;ss
weather favorable 70 sst making kad qccilis
,edi ppfisvio1s 10 The "a III, X|tt6s NS}f5
wsrein cpsratieh ssSdd IN GHpfly ~ y
psossd to,bsgsqdh ssd ssllsoi IN a1o gss!i
tom Of wsll + vefihed ~ the faet that
some people harsitobs psMps1 tslhsfoufh-
" befasei il .caRsbs sot ost ~ thsm. EE I'D
-st1oaoys win a E,des- Thee iyss Hfs:sassjl,
sion Il Bonny % fecsips fQi;s1s N f5ssiaii
was headed b the ehisf p,asissxsss ,lcrsSi
Cd as IN biz robes 81 dee. ,Rd sSelisl i
sas rn9ai4oH III. yts.s tsss xs
Ben. Hardin has rTtAmsd =. fralkf2 Il
-nd i "A setting Secretary n s'Als ,hGrla "
~ sIsdpendsdraL sMyers6- eSu y
votes the Wig ticket llss most sfsths -.
eaebMpstSse4sl TIE Bsf,isk 0bse< Itisi !, =
ST. Ninxrst ofdsrsl 2l.nipulk Sfh5
| fred o. hearing \! .bsqtssh. ~ iGen. LII
:qn, aud ths t-ss Y b AslslH ~ - :
TsiRl. t,stg .a-sislIi Nph VI, fsnp,.tsnsr11za1
-aorjem 1ss.7-l Apteais1f3p - Z
ltsmk ,nplapes, "a tlay SqvtheyH. M N
did Y ssccess)dl silempt H., 6ss; 49, IL
Ivifxa u suitivats he chansse ~
.sss:s.a y iaz,. MIR. l, 81 ~
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-25

ssss z.z - u -
~osss VI Al 1ndAt BtSt. II 49, \
RI. H.; " 4 j. 49,. go :, Y.
itkisls S 49,. 49,; .atss;.,s !, 49,
iis name q a. I. q 81 1. .i o
VI man 81 ;nfsllso, - - e. J. .,;:t 9
Aucnce smony III ns,oT.,,le -
fhe elect In u Nh f;ior;. rama " ".
iva 81 t,s hecs'j !. |. ~ q J. - q
fnssrds Il e ot,ss q; 81 a ~
nm IN 4.
neiohbor;no tr;hss nd 6, q Il M, sss
aiii5;ssidan N IS 1ss,,r ~
THe n mi , !, n,
work ~ nborisnf c|,sno. 4 an i rss.r
btdievs and wo,,id M IA d bl;ns .h Nv y
new soft ~ IN ian. MI. %
mef,t ana me red me,s 81 AZ NJ Wess Tb.
Choctaws M sIngono 'fbs Do.t w 4
the indian tribes: f6eS hage. d sorne can .
siderable es,e,t mai, IS r q
with aericuItutsl n'iisuI' INA M;.b MAI Isb;'.
o. : ssitISd ,hods ~ M ~ Nan, q
these 1hab;fs has l,;rberto ham ,hs -. = !
obstacle Il, the Ca, ii brinp;;nrs MI fnsii a
tribes into frien,llv assariat;ues w;tk q
Tie general feeling of lie Ameriean n -
ME Ms alwass ,ee1 ven d;s nosed "a ],
the admission q H. indian. q III IL
PRIVILEGES b ioonr oov. rnmenf and
tons: Ri I'M trad;i;ors ma hab;t. of,hs;r
forefathsrs. and ths;r attachm,e,,t u bnrt.
mo = rl.rence Il s,,v 81 naI I'M
indnsirv fhave ihad IN q anr I. Nj yn,r
these children n ~ fa-est N .s,.,n.,.
to ciyilizs Them have VI, had ! connlsts
success. TIE nresent movement 6nw1
ever ro,,n,sno from n Indians fhems ~. -
seems 4, .ll I, ]. Z
Of the aborioinai race s;ti;nu Il M Ersas
C3,,nc;l 81 ne .h;,a r.n roifs-
anl,o,,e, ! brctbrA,,, 4; III c,ans,;,,, 4,
bond IF ssonsoeia,;,,n i draw be,b 800
snto f,;an.,lv coalsscs.nc.s 80 Ana I. ,rs 9
an that Shall ssnhla 81 IN .n;,a &
hsv,ss sha,fer r;oht u n liar. ,h.n NH: II.
go, ~ ne .s;,o = = 80 $3.50 ''''s
- -5Y.. u rr;,or b;ab ~ u 1919 /,
a.axt' i, ~ III - 81. ~" 80
so,nsl s;ah,n y $500 isa;;s = 1870 7
They cgSs;st II msnS tr;hss anG ~
nr ,r;hss nost ~ ,,,s, ,.;ar a.,as Iaa,s
N ,h;s "a, l I'm si;ss; ~. I Iva
,rh;.h thsv Ill. ha5 .,,.-.r ~ ~ ~, !.
them MN gsa,srn,,snt II M ~. -
Sss,as - aons;s.rs,;a. -,ac H. $500 ~
+. ,le,n u Ian,,. which ;hsv nr..s ,.,,, !;
N m. States. i A. ). ynsssrrs> ,r sneI;s,,
notl,;ns wonld b. more adv;sabse ihsrl !,
fr;sndiv ,u,;nr u;,h s,b..a 's,.;,,s a'srh
frsni;ar would need ~ lh,va,,s,s III .,tsy
81 reg,,i,ts = i,;ns. I, IN, =
crss si.rss;f ~ s.,l;a,, ~. $3.50 ces."
+ nrsr,icshs - f,as: rr;s;.,. -. III 0ss =
the se,slsme,,, Id j mn, nav .as ,.DsI i. &
j ) rs i su.." Tia sAilans 4 w. ss,s y
RIM. ~ .,his .,,h;.st .frayc,n s, as az.
nol;cy ,..Is .ss.;,s !, !. a,,,. ~
a,hat ~. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES TEa. So. ST. N''
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-25

There was d grand Wing rally ii Phil
adclphia on Tuesday evening last. Able
addresses were made by Hon. F. sion
MoRsIs. JosrfH r. CHAspLEA, JOSIAH
RANDALL, and others, A spirited series
Of resolutions, breathing The right Wing
spirit, was presented and adopted. = we
select two as sample..-Eus. Jcufsol.l b.
III The buEthen<otIthe resolutions quoted j.
that there can Be but two great parties in
the country, and that the w mig party is and
ever shall be one 81 hem-thaf whiig i prin-
ciples, 9thei~higscreed and the whig 'ban4
nefi shall be adhered to hereafter by the
wings Of Philadelphia,g and all aenAnglipg
alliances" and affinities with third parties,
Natives, &c., discarded. This i very
fine talk, and sounds well IN the moths
Of partizans who few months ago, ADAM
doned their whig candidates and their whig
principles add merged themselves in n Ma ,f
tiveis,n. And Il is Scarcely less fine, 10 .
print which appladded the fesuif Of thkt
combination al = sElorious ~hig victory"
and which would hsve formed the same
kind Of marriage with the third party in
this state, ii, il could, 10 whip. the. demor
crafts AZ theqate slec.ion--io pat The Phil.
adsiphia wings on the shoulder, for pre-
tending 10 rcpsniac4 and new iite.l sFhe
Philadelphia wings, certainly, ought to feel
flaatered, and yencousaged tofPefsevere in
their resolutions Of amendment, By The pat-
ronizhg nod Of 4 print whose consistepc
for even q week, costs Isl an ,excrnciatin9
effort, and 4 corresponding display. Il, -
| esIs'a sssasa4''sa :. .Abanu Argus.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-25

CtgHR VI 49, = : :" 800, ss"Sss~'
I'LL 5s u. &. FLETCHER, PnorsiErcsa 81
TyHIS Hep,e, recently sopened isyions Of the
.hmeot and most commodious in the,W ests
;s3TUsfify., II has all the conveniences Of ne
~ hotels In the cities, and is fitted and f0rs
,;Y a = liz neatest aud most substantial man.
-: The ps0IHietqr has had much experience
I Ne keepinx Of pntlie houses, which, taken in
3lspexion With the facilities afforded in Bur
rfllloa t6f furnishing his table, iustifes him IL
rinisiix thst the character III his hodse shah
kAepi sps ,.s s!ssis@k "a sssFeIs
3istters nom the South AID elsewhere, with
4xithout families, can at all tine, be accom-
s6i,led with pleasant and airy rooms, and Oh.
yuionakle terms. lfia.iaiss 7.stfzst.
5Isniies will also be taken as permanent boar
~. %, 1875. .1. IS 49,. CA y .ss
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-25

i, a few nights ago, an eccentric person.
aGe was observed BY the tenants Of the
cabin Of one Of the Albany boats, 10 Der.
form sundry hops, skips and jumps, which
betokensds any thing but = sane mind in
the performer. The movements Of this
parsonage betrayed trouble and pain, and
they We're at last 50 perfectly distressing
to The rheholderss that a .consu ltation was
held and a cotsmittee Of three appointed to
Inquire into the stranger rnaccountable
movements. Vvith due caution the depul
ties apRfoachedo their man, while the 9th
ers gathered around Withinearshot To- witt
psss whatever ssalen mightlbe .sunfolds
ed.nn The committee stated their reasons
for, troubling him with what an,ieht be
deemed impertinent iRterrosatives, and
concluded their nremarks byarequssting to
know the reason Of his apparent perplex-
ity, and whether or net they codld rendes
him any aid a&at han .naiias5m hxiiiFff
s'sWall, 8 said, tho stranger, who was Z
Yankeesi and who spokein the most sol-
emn accentstwhilei his face sevinced,a deal
of peDt up sorrows y WalE,s i don't know
but you might help afeller a. iitsless I'm
10 = heap cf pain bothered like sixty!rI'm
in o predicament.',4iE stii ii ssfas
ioThe ears Of the entire. party were dis
tendedy and mouths percepliby parted
with wonder .as.it. ass.sa. ,.a.is,.;;,
b, fssIn o. predicament!;,' said one, Of the
trio. sspray wat istit? We feel DESTROYS Of
sllssiatiag any lnisfor fort ! l, that may have
befsllen you. IN .,s-,,ss.s.. $40
That's clever, said The Yankee
.'ss.W 4 nay Is pons Of you was , ever kick
Al ss1ilsd! .hst hey BAD escaped ls such
5itby spiaera' .,slau II $50. IL
Not one plead guilty. , ss.. s-es
IN, .sNer chased by = rattlesnaks2" i ,ysF
Issn caught II thunpdsr ', shower 10 y,,u:
wiz, i Bal, ana felt Jesper an .hundsrsi,,'
N9 stIIi nan IL ne Nl assembly BAD 4syPerlr
epced That ImnishaP. ~, b.,,;!,s, u ,La.,.s
1, . WAN, Ry, predic ameHt + worse, I cal
cllate than any Of them. y. -, ~ ~,
% fell US N II Is, VA, he earnest
|reqpest of I very ssBsotahla clergyman. !
aWall, gents, I rather guess 4 viii,
The sole Of Nv Nv right foot itches IKE. sin ;
and 4 cAn I get eG ms boot "a scratch NJ
The oy6ins was lAarM IN about Az
space of M1nute. ,...,,,. IN II sIs.,,.s d.t1
How many aff M ars opcasi onally capshl
u public with -, itching cole and ;cannoi
E.sgs AZ \ "a anratch- " X M M j !
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-25

Also, two protested notes, $sD0 and sl5a 80. s.
The drafts were all properly endorsed
TO WIN. H. sJohnson, Esq, Cashier, or or
der. The next evening at half past seven,
the Cashier received letter through the
post-oflice containing the last three mem
toned sight-drafts. The letter returning
them was without date or signature, and
merely stated, in an evidently disguised
hand '.o'nd in The coat pocket Of one of fhe
posf-ofce Clerks" The letter was imme-
diateiy delivered to the Postmaster, and
the Cashier addressed to each If The draw
ers notice Of the robbery, and has since
been advised ef the receipt. of,sach notices
in time To- prevent the payment Of the
drafts. tss4t' " !.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-25
f r = % N '''lll ~

!. Trsairfc w niafwsrixp.--A ne,set,srln1
Whirlwind passed through Dc nasthese
part u tiie county ~ Orleans II ~ 80
On Saturday lsst whishS 1T ifssN ltu5S
and extent Of dsvassstiop ,swss pesfesllg
frighlfuL n commepced a yphPsep ,asss
IN Niaeara county, took > northeast epQrse
through ne towns q Yates. 4ha Garlton. Il
the county of Orleans, and spsnt1ts f4rflA
the lake. Il - reported that jss sft =
some 100 rods iyide. ard Ssysaais6 =
twenty miles ii length. Hnge forys ly
were twisted from their trunk and tJR5s5
in mid-air like 'fsafhers..i Orchards Ire ilpk
rootsp, bsrAs and housss unsosJsd and iss6t
q cenplathly destroyed - y lsRss .snrsAi
wreck bshipd. SyHs pf the bsst aa1 sglpqqk
farmers are completely ruined, and mnny
have sustained Heavy lossef i5k NE destla
tinn Of Obi loomdihd grains whSrevstsks}
wsre atacksd. s.sav ,s4il ..ars.g u lis.s<al
:. "A woman ,sad child have dlssppssre3
and have moi been heard of since. Her
house was situated V III tsaith w ON
Orchard Creek. his. probsbls M ~
was carried by the strsnsth a. he s1arn
ipto The anrgy waters of. {)nlario AlA ~.
,.,;,,an XII, Cinsinnaf; Gee. ~. ~
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esigsg, MI snI.Es%ss ~ os.T
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8. "a ,,.s3tt4ss rs .flssa s4If III .srS
Skf @a,rttt and A0uertisef
s.iissai HsIssrrstvsHKD wraEEixtv hi 1isaai
.ssispsRYn JAMES CLARKE. 'i'piia
asssrrssos 81. /, BIT DARLINGTON, IOWA rERRy.

3 sse5f sasI TT rms: S
- r4yy n Sery ,-s... n ,sid il edvan..s
pa,n IL "a Ks ~ sh< eirs ftt,e yssr =
s..sssipysop Nil ~ .tySh sstill slIsr.
~ s.hss,. .nd aa .nBscrIniioa wiifhe r4es;vrd
-. =. .rtsr ssra. than tases i.sSAsiss. All sal-
s.r,psio IS ssr .sss than one year must eipsd In
49, .is~u6exty Of sgnsre aid isss win b. IL.
..sssd 40 x(os DaE I1osa.AH ans Cor esery susse-
81 ;.u.,ssxt,on flsTy CENrs will be charged.
MI sisrodat viii be made upon yearly adver-
Pssssxe trvss ~ piiden ell cDinmumca ions Sc 81
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FFITWT fE81 8FGT N-TFaE W. - WV fN7TRE1 n
Considerable excitement exists u Hs

Considerable excitement exists u Hszs'
cock, in relalionto the. disappcarancs Of .
man namad WilooxLp Il seems BE- went
int9 Nauypos some TIVE Or three weeks
sipae. for the purpose Of having Rome gihin
ground. i Having = rshtige I'm he city,
who, was 4 Mormon be- putsppn NTH him
for the piEht-in tlls eo,rte pfithsieve nine
! Morlnpp came ~ he relasivels residAica,
and asked him wllst jheswas doing wiihra
spy in his house, [meaning W ilcoa. The
reiatiye ,ansNersd thsthe was noepy, but
. copnexion 81 bic wife, sRho N - to ptay
with him for one night-at the samA time,
the relative, looking gelt sfsthe dopr, per
ceivqd Wilcox in ths eslstvdy oftwo Mof-
mon guards, who were marching, him Of
ioFIspms Purpose net known y Aimiya The
relative alarmed Gid ~, must 20 and -
What yzs gsipg oAr-batnhis a. ekuonvyip-
iilpr teld him ~ to Do ~ foz hi own saf&'
IT,. SipiS that niGh " ikax hs sstpbstl
heard d. Tia relative hAs ejyesnthe sub
stance az sheIsbeve, y teslimsny tsforsiarl
sxamining eourts Z, 4hesp is sanaaher isii-
vidsal who hasi Disappeared under ika
mystsrioys ciFGulu1t&nces--eDd Geus Hhr!
din hss sndeesoredl invsin, tertraes oal
these myslsFiss.s Thsy ne anansA he -
revealed eecrsfs az NAasoos andgwih pvsh'
ablYs %; remain, ,uikila re krtat jsdgmsnl
day, Of until The Mosmous beeome .cl.Eip,
| tiahs siaased, ~. confess their thousand
| crimes q / people. QEiaeS -&hig.
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j iao) Lms DRilGGIsTs 1,

SsYsr st Alieasd I5f8sAiassea strsst,i opscssttl
ihe MdTket Hosse, alts, h ssals,
~ Tsse.ssd. Ihis spri, supply of.,Dyhe.
II. nno NJ. dii:ines: also, Paints, Qi,,.; Var,
men FARM irns'.es, DYE ssafEs. 'Altufi, Ma
oeT D inaa1ass tsIses Gald Leaf, Isfof III. 'i'6r-
.psntiss, Lard and Fish Oil: d i indaseI q, 80,
W 2 Psts, 81, 80. In faet, 4 q nyil and
exte ns1se stock Al a ery ariic,e in he line
eca ght tand paid 10, lie bssi I'M. keis. ana
seilit ssiNlfo~ AIsb, ala rye SsiorfmiaIii, ,
q "a ~ Medic5hs; D.. w. ssAr,sa saiS ~ ii
Mild Chs..,; Psi .H1gaf dsss.ss Pilissf Nerve
aoe bnnr L'nlmenti Falne stogk'S vermifupc;
4eu@ sPh!s Il very description, ali gsnaiae!
syd imany MheI esl~hrsied sneJicii.t.a 81
sunrrss reh Qaiaine q. pars. seaaS afss Il
mar 90 AS .sI4 81 ..,1s. s;ssss.s mas aims
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-10-25

ExrENsivE Posr OrrIcr, RosRrsr..-
On Friday, The 18th September, The Cash
Ter Of the Albany Exchange Bank pvt into
the post-ofice letter to the Merchants
Exchange Bank, with the following enclo-
sures, viz: !.