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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-05-17
Reads Concentrated Syrup Or Sar-
-s@ F BAparill0. N

VTVIE subscriber now Offers 10 The public
j. his preparation or SarsapariIla. which has
been much used at the East, though never
herst oioTe Offered for sale. Il IL not intended
tor cure Of every disease. but a. 4 grand vSA..
ovntor Of the human system. and perfect rem
edy fpr such diseases ns proceed from an un-
free state Of the bIooG or hnbite. tits intend.i
ed for scrofulous affections, chronic Theuma.
tism. disc ascd liver, general chronic disorders,
syphilis, and y particularly efiacacious il ~.
moving the fleets Of mercury from the sys-
TEN. The following recomme ndations will
satisfy all Of the great usefulness or the med.
icine. To those to whom Dr. Carroll II known.
his name il quite sufficient.
ga ArTLEsoR.s, Mes. Dee. e6. tD45.
Read's Ssfsaparilla has been Of great SER
vice in this community. and nuns rous invsan-
ces Of radical cures might Be named. Il 10
particularly cfhcacious in Chronic 6ssvsses.
and know OF nothing turet in removing Tho
effects Of mercury from the system. Though
heretofore made only for private use lie VII
tue has becoms extensively known.
yase. A. 3. DsArsa
Being friend privately and eretuiso 81 !,
benefited BY the above article, can fre~lv
cay that agree with all that hes besW ssid ~
Mr. Draper, and am pleased TO team thar the
article 10 ahou, TO be "a. red publicly tsr Gale.
a. the ~ofsnng coma,uuily viii be sYeuuy
assisted by il. d. c. CAsasLL, N. Dsy
The above medicine 10 neatly pat up, ana
sold, wholesale and retail, ~ The City Drug
Store, by ]. READ. :
March 20. t845, :. 54,A
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-05-17
TERRITORY OF IOWA, DEs MONIES COUNTY. IS.
Harrison Boga.s. Bill in Chancery to

Harrison Bogsss, Bill in Chancery to
vs.. perfect tile.
San,net Smith. deceased. Harriet Smith, widow
William Smith, Angelina Smith. and Samuel
Smith, minor heirs Of said Samuel Smith. de-
cea.ed, Collier & Pettus. VIM. Lazier. Moses b.
Cox, and George Bartlett. judgmt ut creditors.
The said defendants will take notice. that on
the 5th day Of Feb, l8l5, the said complainant
filed in the Office Of the Clerk Of the District
f'ourt in and for said County and Territory, q
bill to perfect his title part Of certain town
lot IN the city Of Burlington. T.. to wit: the
three, in SAID city. being twenty feet on Wafer
street. and running back one hundred ami seven
teen feet TO the alley ;-representing in said bill
that he purchased said part lot OF Smith and Har
riet, hi, wife, on the 2lst day Of Feb. l8s9 that
10 said deed the same y described - part 81
said deed Of pu rchase in conformity with the old
plat Of said city. Ent according to the govern.
nue. =, survey Of said city. said Lot i No. s.. and
that under and by said Mos. ssid SMITH &C
qui,ed title in his lifetime inst said smith =
since deceased, and that said idson i admin-
istra.or, Harriet Smith. widSw. N@. Smith, A
geiina Smith and Samuel Smith, ci,!lu.en ana
minor heirs Of said Smith. deceased; thSt sue 9
Said sale from said Smith to complainant. the sac
Collier & Pettus, Nm. Iasier, Moses b. Cox and
George Bartlett, obtained jndgnent in the district
Court for said county. aud praying that said de-
PENDANTS may appear and answer said bill. and
that said deed might be perfected. upon which
said bill subpoena issued. dsectedt to said defend
ants. which was returned not served as 70 said
Collier & Pettus. VIM Laz;er, Moses 3. Cox aud
George Batlet. New unless the said defend
en,s upon which said subpoena returned not
served shall appear It the next term of said dis
trict Court. to be begun and holden At the court
house in the city Of Burlington, on the 6rst Mon
day in June next, aud plead. answer or dsmur q
sad bill according the rules Of said Court. said
bill As to You will be taken - confessed. and :
decree entered according TO said prayer in said
bill. Dated April 18th, 1845.
JOHN $. DUNLAP, Clerk,
Nj. D. BROWNING Sorr for Comp't.
apr 26 45-6t Prs fee SIC SO.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-05-17
Interesting to Farmers and
Others.

r READ, formerly Of the city Of New York.
- . informs Farmers and the public ia, general,
that he is now pre- pared TO dispose Of his
APPROVED PATENI, REAPtNG MACHINES
Or Of rights for Counties. States or Territo rea.
on reasonable terms. A small working machine
was exhibited bat short time since ia the 6eid
at New York, in the presence efthe Mayor and
Committee Of the american Institute, a"d At
Washington, in the presence Of the Hon. Henry
L. Ellsworth. Coa,missioaer Of Patents Aad a
large number of members Of Congress and ei.i-
aens-aIi Of whom approved Ind we're entirely
satisfied with its operation. MIR. E'isworth pro.
net ne,ng it the best reaper he had ever seen. At
the Fair Of the American fnstitute in t84l, THE
machine took the premium, and the Medal Il or
| awarded is now in possession Of the subscv - :,
Also q number of letters from M sihera O. 80
gress testifying 10 the qualify Of the " 49,.
NAV be seen by csi'iog on me.
The machine makes clean ,wofk-cu' an. .x.r,
epear. The grain is taken of bv -. ~, .ch.;
| 10 the machine. and worked b. !. r,snL Tn
rake throws the grain eompls.'.,, from, the m.
chine, and leaves 1t IN brnd. rs.Sx fer b;nd;n.
| An exceslen, opportunity i. new offered 10 "a
terprisiag mechanics, VIII. may wish TO snragsi
manufacturing ines .. @chines. BY purehssinK
few coaates tnev would realise COED bushes,
SIMPLY by MAJ IN sud- sailing ihsm---T The sat
seribsr will sell large orsmaIi districts. 10 SUI
1 purchaser. as.d will take PALr PAY in apy gooe
u'sposssse property. resi- or personAi
re- so'.s wishing machines for The coming has
vest WIN please make their rrsngemsois atours
grEed makes IL necessary that the suoselibs
shosid have Is earsy notice - possible
For further particGiar apply personally " ,
letter lpost Iaid,)so tlie sab'eliSsr, = shs Ci'
/ D' Sssr aasrs; March I. s's-tf . vs.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-05-17

IrRRfraRy or Iowa HENks 6ousTN. S.
In the District Court for said C,smty, Juae Term,
ae Il. d. l845.
GEORGE W V. 'AA"hrr' In ch.nesry
Mary Susan F. rguson. Mary Ferguson, Marga-
ret. Gray. E,anci, r. Gray aud all others, heirs
aud creditors Of Montgomery Ferguson, deceased.
H>HE above named Mary Susan Ferguson. Mary
i Ferguson. Margaret GRAY. Francis r. Gray
and all others interested will take notice that
George W Jarrett has filed ia the office Of the
Clerk Of the District Court fo- said County his
petition or bill in Chancery, stating in substance
that certain real estate situated in said count,
aud particularly described in said petition bill
belonged to the firm Of Jarrett s. Ferguson, (con,-
posro OF said Jarrett aad Montgomery Fessusoa
afs r+said.) a, the time Of the dissolution Of q .
said hrm by the death Of the said Ferguson, and
rraysng that the same may be sold to pay the va.
rious debts aud liabilities Of the sad 6rm, and
that he. the said Jarrett. may be authorised t.
sell and dispose Of the interest Of the slid Fergu
son in the sail real estate, for the purposes afore
said. .4nd fnrther that the said bill or pc tito,
is new pending, and that unless they the partie
aforesaid. appear and plead, answer demu
thereto. according 10 the rules OF said Court a
the next tera, thereof, to be held at Mount Pleas
ant. in said county, on the 4th Monday in jun
next, the same will be take ~ confe ssed and
decree entered accordingly. sii styse5
ies T.. KlLPATRICK.i Clerk.
W.T.. TErroRD. Sol'r for Complainant. tal
Nav 10. laJ5--6 1fa tt4 81 + qei,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-05-17
OLD HAWKEYES UNDERSOLD,
Cash CASH Cash!-Hides, Leather, Boots, Shoe.
and Eindinps

OLD HAWKEYES UNDERSOLDt
CasA Cash! Cash!-Hides, Leather, Boots, Shoss
and Findings.
s. VAN DUSEN L CO.
HAVE just opened shop on Jefferson street,
Ii three doors east of Third. where they offer
at wholesale and retail, cheaper than can be sold
elseackers IN the Territory, I'D
AEA@H ~-
Of every description, such as Harness, Bride.
Upper, Calf, Kip, and Sole Leather.
-AlsO,-
A large assortment Of first rate CUSTOM work
Cents Calf Boots and Shoes;
Ladies' Kid Shoes, Ties, Baskins, &C.;
tChildrens' Shoes Of every description; also,
large assortment of
SHOEMdKERS' FINDINGS,
Such as Lasts, Pegs, and Sparables, all Of which
they vii sell for the 'sready root" hides, ap-
proved country produce, tallow sc. They will
pay cash for hides. The subscribers will carry
on the +.,4z ~ st*t.es-s,. W ,
Currying Business
In Burlington, and will therefore be able to sell
better article Of leather and cheaper than any
other person can offer to the public.
Hawkeyes and Suckers, one and all are re-
spectively solicited before they close bargains
to call two doors east Of McIntire's Hardware
Store and examine the goods offered BY
mar 20 45-tf s. VAN DUSEN & co. XII
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-05-17
Legal Notice.

In THE DISTRICT CoURT OF THE COUNTY or
Dies MONIES, IN THE TERRITORY or IOWA.
February Term Of said Court, A. D. ls45.
pErra R1srAasos, Complainant, l. l. chaneery
ALoSzo BAscoM, Defendant. ,veyance &c.
nyHE defendant will take notice, that on the
18th of Feb, l845, the said complainant
filed his bill against defendant, in said county,
and that process on it vs.. defendant is returned
non est. That said bill states in substance, said
complainant obtaneda loan from the defendant
Of money 70 purchase the lands including COM
plainants improvements and residence on the
public lands Of the United States-at an interest
Of twenty-five per centum per annum-which
lands are as follows, to wit: The South west
quarter Of Section Eleven, and the West half
OF the Northeast quarter Of Section E even,
both in Township No. Seventy-twc North Of
Range No. two West--and which lands then
were and ever since have been and still are in
compliments occupancy and possession.
That to secure defendant in the repayment of
said loan the title to said lands, when they were
purchased from government, was taken in de-
PENDANTS name. and complainant executed his
note to defendant for the sum so loaned and the
interest aforesaid payable seventy-fve dollars
per year for the first four years, and three hum
bred and seventy-fve dol ars at the end Of FIVE
years from the date Of said note, and that de-
PENDANT at the same time executed to complain
ant written covenant (Which is given as part
Of said billy for the conveyance Of said lands to
complainant on his paying said note in land Of
fee money. Said bill also charges that said loan
and note are usurious, and were corruptiy OBJ
tanned by defendant, to the great oppression Of
complainant--thst said note is still unpaid
that by the tenor Of said note the same was to
have been paid at Montrose, in said Territory,
TO one Harmon Booth, who was the agent Of
the said defendant; but that said Booth and said
defendant both left the said Territory before said
note become due That before said Booths de-
parture complainant paid him on said note the
amounts following, to wit: In December, 1889,
seventy-fve dollars, and about the Sth day OF
January, 1871, the further sum Of forty dollars,
and that said complainant ever since April, 1914,
! to pay all the residue Of the principal and the
lawful interest Of said note.
Said bill prays that interest since that time
shah not run on said note, and that on payment
of the principal and legal interest thereon,
(which complainant now offers to do) that said
defendant be decreed to deliver up to complain
ant the said note and to convey TO him by good
and sufficient deed of conveyance, all the lands
herein before mentioned, &c. s. 49,
Now unless the said defendant shall appear
and plead, answer or denur to the said bill o
i complainant, on or before the first day Of tn,
next term thereof, the same shall be taken a
confessed, and decree pro confesso entered &C
rordingly. Dated April i4th, 1845.
'aes JOHN s. DUNLAP, Clerk.
d. RoREs, Sol'r for Comp't.
apr 10 '45-6t. PRS fee $14
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-05-17

/ oostscript to letter from a mercan-
a. house in New Orleans to house in
II. civ, received by the J. M While,
I,.S he 9th, and purporting TO have
s.sa written just as the Hhite was leav-
;a port, says:
sin arrival from Mexico, just in,
,..ss news Of the declaration Of war by
sssrvcrnment. The Creole slipped her
c,As and put 10 sea.
This is the extent Of the report we
.,,,. and we see no reason at present 10
Gsrsdit il. The Creole is an American
.,bo,uer, Of about one hundred tons
b,rthen, and we presume, from the above
.ccoaut. was in some of the Mexican
D,rts, and upon the receipt of the intelli-
= r.noe Il The declaration of war, slipped
her cable asd put to sea to avoid capture.
The Mesicans, if they have declared war,
will doubtless attempt TO capture all the
American merchant ships in the Mexican
parts on the Gull, as far as they cam
fbey win, most probably, also confiscate
he goods Of all Americans within their
territory. 1t will probably be two, or
three days before we have any further or
ure definite news from New Orleans.-,
Il the meantime it is unnecessary to spec
date upon the consequences.
Il is proper that we should remark that
he ,l,ove news. though brought by letter
90 the Kkiik, was unknown TO the officers
sal passengers on that boat. The only in
ssuistnce Of it that we have been able to
hss i, i ff,e postscript to the letter
1--we referred to-
swha declaration was expected and
atkcuyh Mexico is weak power, which
viii not long be able TO bear a war vi h
the United States, unless assisted by other
powers, yet she can, nevertheless, inflict.
for tine, serious injuries on our CON-
Eerce. II the war is once commenced,
fnua soon be transferred from the sea 20
IL !snd. The United States Navy will
son destroy the small Mexican Navy ;
I'd xhen the fight begins upon the land,
fxill not stop short of possession of the
cli6rnias. In fact, nearly the same rea-
sns which urge the anne xation of Texas
The United States, would apply in JUS
ihcaiion Of our occupying California
Our Oregon claim loses half its value il
he Cslifornias remain in possession O
Mexico, or should fall into the hands O
ny other power. But we shall have
n9e 70 say upon this subject, when W.
lnew the real position Of affairs between
Avsernments.-M. Louis Rep,.b. Ma,
Is.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-05-17
Periodical aud Publication Ageu-
Cy and Literary Depot.


F. TALLANT still! continues to fur
y nish the public with all fresh pnblica.
tons as they issue from the Eastern press,
and is enabled to furnish every one with al
the latest works Of celebrated Foreign and
American authors. He has. new on hand ell
the standard novels Of the day, as follows:
False Heir, Agincourt, Arahella Stuart
Arrah Neil and Rose D'Aibret, ali by James.
Mysteries OF Par,s,. Wapdering Jew, and
Therese Dunoyer, BY Sue; Prairie Bird. Ar.
thur Arundel. a my Herbert, The Jew, Gfum.
bier, Father Gorist, Texas and Gulf Of Mex.
,co, The Nun, Magic Goblet, Martin Chux-
xlewi,, completes Omnibus of 8 separate
novels. Young Kate, or the Rescue, Punch.
Wives 81 Eng and, Women Of England 3,
Mrs. Ellis, Mount Sorel, Triumphs Of Time,
Regents Daughter, Castle Dismal, Heller
Halsey, by W. G. Sims, Arthur O'Leary, The
False Priace, &c. 80 !,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-05-17
Osgood's Indian Chologogue.

HE Proprietor Of this admirable medicine.
l. now so celebrated and we'll known through.
out Iowa as a certain and safe specific for Fever
and Ague. remarks in relation 70 its canabties in
other diseases. that dyspepsia and Indigestion in
new country is usuals the result VI MALAYSIA.
o. is shown in the sailow complexion which so
often accompanies these complaints. and they are
almost invariably cured By the Of the ChoIo-
gogue. In all complaints arising from the same
morbid causes as Fever and Agae. this medicine
is perfect and safe remedy For sale by
apr Is rs JF. TALLANT. Water St.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-05-17
spring aud Summer Clothing.

HE subscriber has just returned from the
4 city of New York, (and taken his old
stand, 50 Main street, with an entire new stock
Of Spring and Summer clothing, comprising every
store. Ills goods are all new, Uere bought toI
cash, and manufactured under his own direction
expressly for this market, in the latest and mos
fashinable style.
Having formed a connection with wholesal,
dry goods house in the city of New York, enables
him to take advantage Of the market in buying
unusually low, at auction. He can, therefore
confidently assure buyers of ready made cloth
inv, that he not only can but will sell then
clothing not only as cheap but cheaper than an.
other clothing house in the city Of St. Louis
Buyers are invited to call and examine befor
purchasing elsewhere. NJ. BROWN,
apr 10 4o-5t No. Sc Main street.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-05-17

4
49, havs We not every reason TO
5t Cecesess may be inducedto make
rr,sonable concessions which the
Y Iowa can consistently demand?
.cendancy Of the South in the United
~. Senats viii awaken deep interest
i every northern State; and in this
"a Shall vet be permitted to come into
sr,.;on in As. Without some course Of
(: "a confusion, doubt, and anarchy,
4 srershadow our bright prospects Of
.s, =. greatness and prosperity. emigrar
q III case, and 20 years will not re-
the evils which blind obstinacy and
- i 5asssight win have entailed upon
r. z.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-05-17
IMPROVED FARMS FOR SALE.

Wills cell $50 acres Of good improved land
Il abouts6 miles from Burlington, direct on
the road 70 Iowa City, in Louisa county, q,
the Virgins grove. Theimprovements are .
good double log house. and a large barn and
shed. and other ont buildings, with choice
orchard Of sbout 200 apple and peach irees.
with running water through the farm, i6O
acres under cultivation, the balance choice
timber and prairie land Of good quality.
ALSo-4oo acres adjoining the same with .
new log h"use, aud about 10 acres under cul-
tivation with running water through the same,
about leo acres timber the balance rood roll
ling prairie. ALSO-c60 scres dioia,ng the
shove, part timber a nd the balance sav $50
,cres OF choice prairie with running water
through the same. The above lands ] will sell
at q good bargain part down and the balance
on liberal credit. Titles ind spatahi, for
further particulars enquire OF the subssri Der
A good bargain Will DE given.
march %, WESLEY JONES.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-05-17
Notice.

MERCHANDISE, Kemp. Tobacco or auy
N CHER produce shipped On board the steam
~ OsFey, on the Mississippi and Ohio rivers.
!" ee insured at The usual rates OF premium BY
=" rGders'gned Insurance Companies.
srJ 1 ~
D. aeugh, sec'y.
ps r Iss.s Psrpef.al lnsuranee Company, S. A.
snv xs.ss Insurance Company, A. RICKET-
NAV, See'y.
GLouis, May II, as.
ne Osprey, as heretofore, runs as recula,
Nfet on the Upper Mississippi. For freigh,
sn<aee apply on board, or to
say IL 95-d J. G. LAUMAN, Agent. +
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-05-17
SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES.

1VVHE MISSES NEALLEY propose openips
i school in this city exclusively for young
ladies, in which all the English branches usually
taught in the New England Female Semnaries,
including Algebra, the Latin and French an.
guages, and vocal music will be Taught if re-
quired; and if suitable room and sufficient en-
couragement can be obtained it is their inten.
ton to continue, and they hope to establish q
school for young ladies that shall do credit to
themselves and their pupils.
Parents and friends who feel interested in the
establishment Of such an institution will greatly
oblidge by lending their aid and using their infu-
ence.
Miss Frances M. A. Nealley, (principal) has
had much experience. The term will commence
on Wednesday next, at the church room over
Mr.. Tnslev's store on Main street.
Tuition So Terms II weeks.
NAV TO- 1915 Ht
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-05-17
NEW GOODS.

w ESLEY JONES has removed to the
- onek building adjoining w. F. Cool
70, and has Just received fresh lot Of
spnse Goods, viz:
cs,. styles fancy lawns and balzarines;
S.s n great variety, Ginghams, &C.;
- and boys summer ware for coats and
spscas. plain and colored;
10y searfs and shawis, new styles;
ats, owes, G.;
af1'ot black kid gloves for gentlemen and
49, - assortment Of bonnets, ribbons, and
esabrie handkerchiefs, Irish linens,
lawns;
fans, pins, needles, &c;
&a and fancy silks for ladies' dresses,
NEW AND FANCY GOODS
good stock Of Domestics, Checks,
u - brown Muslins, ssry cheap, Cotton
hag, sc. 81
- large assortment Of Shoes well as
rSsSs..;:. Ra'sia and pearl. LEGION and
asserted, cheap. s s.e
x-Ttaee ehaine. shovels. srsdes
es I'D forks, penknives. &C.. ehesn'
- s1aF, ce6ee, tea, molasses, best
4 ai,- ns'sos pepper, sllspiee, saleratus,
SS;a &e., and many other goods,
4 an disposed to sell It yery r..
n.y. !? eait the tines. Cau ssi - -
4 WESLEY JONES'
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-05-17
Adninistrator.s Sale

THE subscriber will sell at public sale, OF
Monday, the 9th day Of June next, at
o'clock P. NJ, part Of the south east quarte
Of Section eleven, Township 20 north, Of rang,
west, belonging to the estate of Richard Parks
deceased. Said land will be sold on credit q
six months. Good security will be REQUIRED.
Sale to take place on the premises.
may II 145-4t J. LAMSON, Admir-.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-05-17
SlraYed.

LARGE COW oithe Isuihaa, breed. Her
~ color is white and hlack, the black beig
chiefly on her tore qusrters, with black spots Or
6sses over her sides and hind quarters. She is
snce would probsbly weigh about 900 or 400
pounds She is about eight yesrs DID, Upon
being returned TO the subscriber 1t Fairfield
l. r.. suitable reward aud oil reasonable ex.
pcnses vii be paid. So s. >. BAYARD..
- Fairfield. 4. r., April seth, as. ssis 20 ~
N. b. The COW having come from Indians
may have s.raysd 70 the Mississippi. of
may 10 rs IL a .'te sss8i
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-05-17
Settle Up.

I'LL those vi o ate indebted to the firm ol
n Fo.slewait & Creegau either BY note OF
book account ar. requested to pay up. Many cl
oar notes are OF ieng standing. aud it not paid in
avery short tine the, wi, be placed :" the hands
tiewait. who is authorized 10 settle and receive
all moneys due SAID firm, be found at the
corner OF Main and Jefer san street in the house
formerly occupied by &. e. Shackford. We will
receive good wheat or cash in payment o. all
DC BITS due
TOSTLEWAIT 4 CREEGAN.
NAV 10 45-tf