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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-11

Look out for a large increase Of the Lib
erty vote in the Northern States this fall
The people are reading and refec,Ing on
the subject Of slavery much more generally
than heretofore And the Lexington out
rage will stimulate them 10 action. Will
II convert any body to sham Whigeery
or any body TO sham Democracy No
but It will convert hundreds and thousand,
10 Lib,riu Look out, we saw for an in.
creased Liberty vote. Vermont speaks to
day Herkimer Freeman.
Well Vernon, has .pokcn-and rs usu.
nj she has condemned the action Of those
who preach aboliIionl,m while they do all
in their power to force the State over to The
Polk and Tens Many. "Sham Democra,
cy' nnl '"i'0 .aIonism, find liuIe favor
a, y; among the in!olligen, ireemen Of V,r
mont; while The true Wing, and the :rut
abolition spirit burns rs brightly as ever.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-11
Tx PosT OrTicE RgvESuE. Acc


ding to the Statement, published BY the gov.
eminent journal ut Washington, it would
appear that under the new law the R'vnn-
ne of,hc Post Office Department, is falling
OF from thirty 10 forty per cent A great
many persons fear that this falling of will
create n revuIsion in the public mind, and
lend to repeal Of the Law by the mex,
Congress We hope this viii not be the
case II we take into consideration the
services Of the Post Office department, we
will be satisfied that they are sufficiently re.
Enumerated and lha, j, will be able TO sup.
port itself It 10 probable tina, the amount OF
postage payable BY government tho depart.
ment will be equal to the deficiency already
indicated by the returns. Under the form.
or system, tho government had all it, post
nges paid by The commercial and other in.
teres,s Of the country. The postagcs re-
qurcd for the servi oes oil the Governor,
ought to be paid to the department by np
preparation from the general treasury, thus
making the tax more equally distrib uled
throughout the counlry.-lBoslon Mail.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-11

Water fJr CairsS. Accident recently
taught tue what, til then. did not know
va. mat calves, while fed on milk, need IRE,
access In ~s'sf ! had supposed the milk
Constituting tbe,r sntre food) Was enough
without water. Bot ia changing my calves
ron oae pasture N another thsy passed q
water trough, and drank heaHilv | acted
~ tie hin'. ssd have .Iace supplied ihcm
a1t iind theY need ~s,es 80 ohen o, oldei
/ cauls. 40 DAY passed without their u.lnc
more or iess Perhaps sNery BODY else met
/ ihs ~ east iome may To A. lynot.nl a.
~, e teal ~ .PeAk AGl wof,
It. ., who cA"no' spsak ior lie n
Iael,t -Ol.s C.3hvs'e5.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-11
ANOTHER STATE Executive MESSAGE

ANOTHER STATE Executive MESSAGE
Governor Wright onNew York having been
applied to to pardon Henry g. Green, charg
ed and convicted of murder, or 10 change
his sentence, has replied negatively 10 the
Sheriff Of the county Of Rensselaer,. The
Governor says :-"il,he guilt be certain The
law pronounces the punishment which shall
follow; and although clothed with the unre-
siIlt,ed power 10 pardon, any farther Than a
conscientious sense OF public duty, and a
sound and honest discretion imposes limits
upon the exercise fihat power, cannot feel
myself any more a, liberty to step between
this man aud the punishment awarded to his
crime, than should feel if | were acting as
Juror TO pronounce his guilt. To me the
guilt in this case Is beyond reasonable GoubI
and 10 discharge the prisoner from ponlsh
ment would be TO repeal the law as applica
Die to him That cannot do The Gov
ernoT further says that lie has submitted the
case to The Circuit Judge, and the Chief Jus
tice Of the Supreme Court, who all agree a.
To the justice OF The sentence.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-11
TWO LIVES LOST BY DROWN
ING.

On Sunday las, Mr. William Chamber.
lain and a lnd Of nbou, ten years Of age, son
OF Mr. Merrick Newton, were drowned
while bathing in the Connecticut river, at
place near thus village called the rocks.
1t seems that MIR Chamberlain had repair.
cd 'ut.c river with several boys, including
hi 'vn IONS, for the purpose OF bathing
an 'uueIing assistance 10 the boys IN
swi ing. While Mr. Chamberlain and
vc Newton were in the wafer, n son OF
NJ who was sl,li ashore, cried out that
N n was drowning WNercupon Mr..
& yam TO HIM and seized him. Bot as
he I'D almps, reached the shore with the
boy ciinglng 10 his neck, he cried on, I've
got Ne cramp' and Immediately sank BE-.
NJ ,ho water. The boy then arugg led
a i,w iec further, and also went down.
The alarm was Immediately spread lhro'
the village. but owing TO the ,urbid state
Of the water, and the uncertainty
us 10 The place where they sank, 1t "us
sometime before the bodies could be found.
They were finally hooked up from the bot
tom OF the river where he water was some
fifteen fec, deep Every possible cfer was
made 10 restore the bodies 10 life, but 10
vain
MIR Chamberlain was one OF our best
swimmers Tie has left a wife aud large
family Of children who were dependent up
on HIM for subsistence
BratIeboro PheHh
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-11

UJEDeAR 4. Pos, in one OF his Ieceh.
smuslng stories, accounts for the continued
ug illness and obsilnary of one of his heroes,
upon the ground that his mother wa. lcff
handed! lie argues that every hing in ma
ter goes only in one way,-or with the sun
and accordingly, he says, that riSAf
handed hoggIng drives the evil oul Of ugh
" bows, 1t follows as matter Of reason ihs,
len handed punishmenls only tend TO conhrm
be boy IN his obslinscy and continued evil
drng. We know but lillle OF this m after.
hut one Thug We do know il there
!, any thing IN ,hi. theory-in some places
there must be a great many len. handed
rsrehts.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-11

The Wing candidate for Governor Of
Maine, Hon Freeman II. Morse, IS 4 sinp
carver. The editor of,hc kcnneboc Jour.
nal says tina, he called upon him al his
shop in Bath few weeks ago, and found
him with his coat of. busly engaged up
on the figure head Of ship.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-11
ELECrION RETURNS.

Tho following are eli The Elsc,ion returns
tina, ~e ate able, al the presen, lime, to
gather. We have been onsbi. to ee, bot few
returns from other parts Of the State.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-11

TIE abolition excitement in Lexington
Ky, and the nrighborhood, hns conpcl'l
the susp, nsion Off Chrs'i lr'cllccp,.
er, Methodist paper published at G,org'.
town, Scol, county
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-11

Mf Clay. -ys lhe WhetliHs I,mcs
-sruc % lhc uver rom MsyTiiie 90 Guy.
snl1u, IN lhc exec ,lsnt steamer Senate
MeCmc, mssser, As be was golng o.
board, be umriAci ,ha, he bad hoped Iha
bs Vubhe liie ~ss eniej Be, be P,IcCvc-
be nvn 60 toto The Seua'e sgs.n.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-11

A rcgiIir b,ckw,ols oil Yaz11
Swamp WAS asked how oil he was WHY
stranger said he, 4 cant cdzacly say, but
when this country was frt discovered |
was right smart chuck Of cub
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-11

Large and spirited meetings have hc.n
held in Cincinnati AMI Piusburg, to cs-
press the utter detesinlon in which the ont.
rage 'recontIy committed ng,ins, E. NJ
Clay nj Lexington, Nv. ARE held by NIL
who deserve to be- called irecm,n
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-11

UTThe Richmond Wig states hat =
Young gentleman desiring 10 protect lazy :
nose from Tie bite Of a musAeioe, struck 80
loreibly al it az 10 break the iAIr ones nasa'
oTgAn
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-11

Salem Vi'eh"~ A correspondent Of
the Allns says that Salem contains many
enterprising and wealthy merchants, AMI
its ladies are rs bcniiching as ever
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-11

MA young TOP about starring down TO
IN New Orleans, proposed to purt base a ne
pta.srver. "Oh, you'll not want II, sufre.l-
ed The cletk-"bsgs Of wind wont sInE
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-11

Two parts ashes, three parts clay anil
one part sand mixed with oil, will make
GENE n, MS hard as marble and impenc,ta.
bic by water forever.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-11
Iionxrc RoosT

'Cosiso nosx TO RoosT The buicf
irva OF The lai. rop,CiabIc mob IN hca.
lucky. which bored up and srui "a Csss'us
NJ Clay, pres and type, are seg'nn'ng to
Be frh 10 kentucky. Some OF the moeoe'
rsey "a o, state cong rsiuIa,cd their read
et, on ihs triumph Of violence over the
lave Of The STATE Il was they said high.
IL respectable sacnblsge; II cons,sted oil
men Of property ADD staining hom oil paris
Of the county they were lin fact the upper
ten thousand IN that part OF Kentucky and
they went to work deliberately and dispas-
sonaiey to remove pros, the doctrine
promulg gated by which, they dd not like.
They even took To themselves grea, credit
ior the woIkmanlike usannet IN which the
materials we're boxcd up and sen, Of All
WINS conducted With order, and even the
Llack demon Of slavery looked on quietly,
snd Topped no, one wing in token Of ri.
urnrh So lar these law AMI order loving
moboc'a's laucrrd lltrhselvcs ,ha, they
hal done n great work,iot themselves and
irr, country But the matter did moi stop
-
EIomplc strike, all hnm,n hearts
Eat bad example more !"
,' Nc lower. ten thou'ond" before KEEP,
IL % ' the tettors Of the law, finding The
I .'uer between right and wrong had been
Sod By better men than themselves, must
q, eds improve the opportunity TO demon.
81 rsto their principles, and their hatred oil
raini, .l.p No, finding any printing
pnst which TO vent their spare indigna-
uon, ia. y searched through The streets Of
Lexington for few poor inof,nsive free
ncstoct whom they sbu,sd md knocked
ABBOTT 10 their hearts content, and csnpiet.
cd their patriotic proceedings by administer.
Jog 10 their unresisIng victims a coat Of
tar and iealhcvl It mus be happy re.
fcciion to those leaders of the upper ten
thousand who first broke down the land
marks OF the law, to know tina, the lower
mob wiiI serve them just MS they served the
oegrots, whenever they offend agains, its
majesty or question IT'S right TO administer
IT'S punishment Bad principles and bad
acts almos, always come home to roos,.
Mail
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-11

Tbs State of NIns.nc hus.us received m
the frs, inst, a dividend OF $4,000 on rs
shares in the Western raIrond.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-11
Eaoa DosIs0O. We learn

On plain Edrldge, Of the schooner joe.
phlne Ann, at this port; Tuesday ahernour,
IN IA days from Pou au i'Iaulha, the Illy
tim army, $4,000 strong, had surprised a
small village belonging 10 The DnmlnicSns
about GO miles from Pom nu Plat, m tho
night aud murdered all rs inhabhani,-
men, women and children The Domln.
cans had proc lsimed marital law all Over
their part OF The ISLAND 10000 Domcan
soldiers had already arrived a, santa A1g'
and 1000 had bern sent from Port Az Plat
to that place AMI the army would march
Immediately 10 meet the Haytians II"
iuhabltoni Of pouau Plat on account H
the above news were In great conservation
Business WIS dull and Tobacco. &c eamo
~ slowly Several DANISH vessels were
loading wnb Tobacco Tor Europe,
The New York Sun sars-FopW "f'
Is ia great demand. some farmers IN 'he VI
oInIiy, We learn. have ioUhd lt@' 'hey can
obtain TIRE. to FIVE hundred dollars lt' an
nun co, # an acre q md, ~ cuiu'i'nI
the poppy Tor the n1ogiaciv'e o. OPIUM we
qusluy Of which is SAID 10 be superior 10 'h1'
i'm ported from IndI, aa We sh'''. ."' ~
a,torl,hrd If. 90 . fe' yes'' re ego, 20
more ooium 10 "h.a4 itsa 'he Hoo. Lasi IT,
] Ola Company.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-11

Nj. Ty.'n a beautiful young lsdy Of
Arson county c dro~ I'd herself ls.
week. because OF some Sigh reprool wbicl
she received OF her mo,her
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-11
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

The result Of the election for Senators. 4.
far as heard from, leads US to hope for A r,n
Of OF , wings in that BODY The following
will show the probable standing Of pane.
in the next Senate
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-11

UTTbe fall term OF he Rutland Coun,,
Coou eommenced is session on Tuesda '
Of tn, vel. III. Hon Chef Justice VII.
lans ItesI!InG.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-11
BENNINGTON COUNTY

BENNINGTON COUNTY
Bennington, BIaekmet, W
Woodlord, St,,son, W
Scars butsh, William, "
I'ownal, Gardner, d,p.ndcni
SALISBURY none
Sunderland none
Manchester, Bcu,ly IL
Dorset, none
Arlington, Ruck W
Glastonbury, Elwell,
lan1etove, Martin, W
Peru. Bachelor
Rcsd.boro,
Rupert, R,singw
SsnJga,e, Br6ce W
Stamford, Brauon
Winhall mono
FRANKLIN COUNTY.
Georgia, Clark
St A bans, Stevens, W
Fairfield, Barlow, W
Fairfax, Dewey "
Swnnton, no choice
Highga,c, Drury,
Franklin, Chase, W
Berkshire, Andrus, I.
Enosburgh, Maynard, W
Sheldon, Mason, L
Fletcher, Holmes, W
GRAND ISLE COUNTY.
South Hero, Landen, W
Grand Isle, Adams, W
North Hero, HnIen, W
Alburgh, Davis,
Isle La Mott l.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-11

ESSEX,
In the House the Wing majority will b.
about as last year.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1845-09-11
THE HERALD,
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER i,Isa5
Vermont Still Erect.

THE GREEN MOUNTAIN BOYS
STILL FREE. AND TRUE TO
THEIR PRINCIPLES.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-01
Interesting tn Farmers and
Others.

READ. FORMERLY Of the city Of New Yorl
-. informs Farmers and the public il, gene raj
that he IS row prerar-d 10 dispose Of hi.
APl ROVFD PATENT REAPING MACHINES
or 81 r'gHts TOR Counties. States or Territories
on rsss enable terms small working machine
may be- seen now in Rnrlipeton-the sane which
was exhibited bu, short time since Ia the field
at New York. in the presence Of the Nsynr ard
.ommiiie~ Of the .An,eriran Institute. and at
ss'ington. in the presence Of III. Hon Henry
L. Ellsworth. Commissioner Of Patents and =
large number Of members IT Congress and citi.
'n--n,l Of whom aporo- ed and wer. entireI,
satisfied with its operation. MIR. Ellsworth pro.
n@unring u the hest reaper he had ever seen Ar
the Fair Of the American In.ttuie in ls4I, this
machiae took the premium. and the Medal then
awarded Is now in posse ssios nf the subscriber
Also a nnmh,r Of letter. from m. .,b.rs Of Con-
grsss ttstif,i"g to the qnality Of III. R-apers
una, BE- seen by calling on me.
The M arhine makes Glenn ork- cutting every
ear The grain is taken of by a rake ttach-d
10 the n'achine. AMI worked by a crank The.
rake tn tows the grain copnietel, from, the ma.
chine, end leaves u in bundles r. adv for bin,lin
Al excellent "prortuui<y is nav offered to en-.
'eri r',ins Mechanics. who may w,.h tn engage in
nHnnfscttr ag shs Sc machn.s r, purchasing n
lew rnnnsi,s they would r., iise good husines.
SIMPLY by making and selling them The snb-
sfrih'r will - III large or small districts 10 sn,t
purchasers. and will take PART PAY IN any good
o,sposai,r pref erty. real personal
r rsocs wishing machines for the coming har.
vest WI II ase -'a@e their arran gments at onre
AS the time Is short. and the aunh4r already en-
gagged makes It neeessar, that the subsc, ib er
ssonld have az enrly nrtire as possible
For further particulars apply personally or by
letter tpost paid. to the subscriber. at the CITY
Drag Store. / REaD
Burlington, March l, 'l5-tf
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-01

.h5Ehe cann0t sep she officials win
,;t zone Of his friends to have inter-
Nth him-and in fact his condition
..s,ly more rude and degrading than
.as he remained a prisoner in the hands
-. Texans. His entry into Jalapa re-
..hled triumphal procession, conduct
- him as conquered foe to his country.
aisa.ed.'' he continues, Il would prefer
,..,h to such insults-which are neither
s.bIe or decent" ~
/, Is stated that Santa Anna had $4OO.
a11 IN gold at his residence, Ensero, which
=. % have been forwarded to him, but it
:. allen into the hands of the govern
M Of the department of Vera Cruz, who
,r.uose to employ it in remaneraiing the
ll.inbitants of that department for the losses
assained by them during Santa Annals
rcapsiion.
Can't. d. Jose Santa Anna, the eldest
.on Of the fallen President, was arrested
,ear Jalapa, on the morning Of the 10Th.
Sonora Santa Anna had paid her hus-
h.ud a visit in camp, accompanied BY her
brdher, few days before his flight. She
done is faithfal to the tyrant.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-01
NO CURE no PAYi

CT. louis LOCKE IlosPirAf, 80. Is
- Locust rt.- Chsilenee Of $500 seeeptsd:.
Read and Judge for yonrseItes--Nsiiher
Quackerv nor Imposition !--It 10 vel khov =
that DR.. D : Il proprietor Of the lee * Hoe
pitaI, 10 tho most celebrated pt.ysiHisn thss
has Uhde,faken the practice IT diSssseei 81 :
delicate nature, 10 ,his t.tv. sF1. n -
Dr.. D. may be 60, sul..ed eonsjsn,isljs ssi
the i'llow,ns d''e-ses: Syphilis. eonssrb6 o.,
sieess s'rc'-rr... iRfsmmsi isn Of sks bladdss
PRAYER, pills iiseases, Of tbs womb, impstsn-
cv, dis .sses Of the bon and also dyspepsia.
acrte and chronic rhrumat,sm, 6ss, 'kiAGk
evil, consumpsion In oil. lie stssss pslseys
liver .complainss dropsy,, cancers. = eak Eyes
phthisic and al similar cemplaints. Par.
sons making spplicssian and taking Or. D.'s
sdvicr,s may depend % positive and eom.
plete recovery. wv IVY v
Strangers ara apprissd thar Dr.. D. u . soe.
Vlar .Phy sicisn, 49, has esvoisd The last Ten
ysars Of his practice % The Sstih8 u Tie
above disessees
PRrvA1x CeNxUSIcx1loNs. Persons rsstaiaa
ous Of ne city, and wishIhG u eS6tsIt ~. ~
must eddrssa (psss pAid1 With q fee earfoss1s
and ~ ssch lsttsfs will meet With pre1A -
Attentions. Thess sddtesaisg him will y = !
qoirs6 . describe lyhptcms, - q . sa6Et0.
him % furnleh IT, pete6Sary remedies.
N. R-.Asv pessos Wishing pslVeit 49,
until cured. ess hasa Il ~ aptlyiaa = 81. D.
sPrl ls-ly ~
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-01
For Sale.

100 ACRES choice prairie and timber land
4 W. near the forks OF Iowa and Cedat ris.
ers, we'll watered and timbered: or I will, ~
change it for Town property in Burlington, 0,
sell It in lots to suit purchasers, ow. Also, "a
acres Of good prairie and timber land. within one
mile OF Columbus city, in Louisa county. .Also,
number Of good building lots. well situated IN
Columbus city, titles warranted and terms liberal
feb 10 WESLEY JONES.
50 Acres Of good Land for Sale.
a BOUT miles north of Burlington, o, would
a De exchanged for Town property.
Feb 10 WESLEY JONES.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-01

CEvENTY or more LOTS, in Barrett,s sdui-
~ ton to Burlington. Said Lots are we 0.
Gated Tor building purposes, and their increasing
value renders them profitable investment. The
terms Of sale, where the same amount. 10 500
or more, are, one eighth cash in hand, and cred
it TO suit purchasers will be given on the balance,
to be secured by responsib endorsers, with 10
per. cent interest On sums less than 500, one
fourth cash in hand will be required, aud . cred.
it Of one and two years will be given on the bal
ance The prices range from $40 to $50 per
lot. all F4~a a. 3,
ALSO for sale, on SINH Or terms, I few tracts ci
farming land, lying few miles from Burlington
mar as. JAMES M. MORGAN
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-01
NEW SkUDLER,S sHOP.

THE subscriber woc,d respectfully inform
L the citizens Of Burlington and viclzity that
he has opened Shop in the white house imme-
diateiy westof Mr.. Maars's store, on Wash
ington street, where be will keep at all times q
genera assortment of Saddles, Brides and Har.
ness, and every article in his line of business,
which be will sell low for cash or country pro-
duce. Repairing done low and on the shortest
notice. ! have also, a lot Of plasterers' hair on
hand and for sale, cheap.
nov 80 '44-iy j. M. BERPYHILL.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-01

n Hbsss-as9~sg HOsss- iollers, saai -
chanirs generally.

n HOSss-tsPsss sss-iolakvs, saai y.
ehanirs generally.
The arst China, Glass, Queens and Hardware
Store ID Iowu, As
n McINTlRE, importer Of and dsaiss b
L. the above goods, he's fixed "a The city q
Burlington for the transaction Of mercantile bss.
sires.s and has jdst obehed ! well selected ..
sortmeht Ut goods, which be Offers Tot sale boah
BY Wholesaf ard Rstol ii the 81. Louis bt;tee.
Although he deems Il unnecessary to- 10 into
particulars, yet he would .sy, thst IA this esfah.
ishment will At all times be found etsfs artiriS
in his line adapted 10 the wants OF town and
country. Retailers especially throughout the
Territory will iiNsss And }siI Stooe q esms
NON srcrs to suit the wants 81 their customer u
. new country. To the Mechanics Of b5fiins.
ton and neighboring towns he would lust =.
mark, that he viii nuke II his constant carr n
be well supplied with edge tools Of every deseSip.
ton, and ofthe best msnufarturS. Orders ifcss
= distance thankfully received ana cassfally ma
promptly executed. -.
- The Iowa City Standard and Keos,uoua
Democrat will each publish the :bcye q ihe y
amount Of S., and chafge the advertiser. 4 "a
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-01

Married, On Sunday night last, Mr.. MIL
rex B. SETTLE 10 Miss JULIA ANN BURGESS.
Al o. this place.
rMany thanks to the fair lady whose mar
rsee we here record, for the rich and excellent
esks ssst to our Office with the above. In the
eoase Of our editorial career We have received
10 sueh.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-01
FIRE! rlREu

FIRE! FlREu =
PROTECT YOURSELVES AGAINST LOSS
BY FIRE. =
Agency .detna fnsarancs Cpmpa.y, Hartford,
Connecticut.
ME subscriber having been appointed ,ren,
= Tor the above company is prepared to IN
sure against loss or damage BY fire; dwellin,
houses, stores, barns, mills &C., &C., at d low :
rate as any similar institution. as s'
From the known ability and punctuality Of
this company in adjusting all losses covered bv
them, those wishing to protect themselves
against loss will find il their interest to insure
through this Office. FL. C. PEASLEY.
burlington, aug. "a IA .Agent.
(Hawkeye copyl
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-01
ID. Tinsley,
Mtrchant Tailor, late of Lo,;,r;,,e y,

Merchant Tailor, late Of louisville, KY,
AS recently arrived in this Territory, and
Al mas liked upon the city Of Burlington as his
psnanent residence lie respectfully acquaints
si''zens and those in its vicinity, that he has
nand, and iasends keeping small but well
:, es'ed assortment of French and English
ION. lions Cassimeres and vestings, which be will
81 iow Tor cash or such produce as will suit an
.asasfn market He will also attend to the cut.
ing and making pentlemens' clothing of every
inscription, and will warrant them TO fit in .
we eqaal to any made in the eastern cities.
ouoP on Main street, one door above Jefferson
mar '45-3mo