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The New era. [volume] ([Portsmouth, Va.]) 1845-1847, 1846-06-06

TNOSI SALE OF NEA L ESTATE
IL Pursuant to Deed of Trust, exec utcd by
John II. Hope and Eliza A., his wife dated on tho
18th day of July, in the year lS45, and of record
n the Clerks Office of Norfolk County Court, for
INC purposes mentioned in the said Deed, win be
sold, at public auction for cash before the Court
House of Norfolk County. on MONDAY, the 18th
day of June next at II o'clock, the following Real
Estate, to wit:
One Tract of Land oil Mount Pleasant, contain.
ing one hundred and forty acres, more or less, ad-
Joining the lands Of jesse ID. Skies and Thos Muir
len.
One Tract of Land on the Elbow Road in the
Parish of ST. Brides, adjoining he land of Stephen
u. Iatem, containing one hundred and fifty acres
moro or less.
An undivided two thirds of a Tract of Land on
Mount Pleasan Road in ST Brides Parish adjoining
inc lands OF Nehemiah Foreman and others, con-
tanning two hundred and twelve acres more or
less.
The two last mentioned Tracts of Land will be
'oid subject to the dover estate of Ann the wife
If Leonard G.. Adams THE TRUS,TEES
Nav i4-tds
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GORDAN'S LOTTERY OFFICE.

EXCHANGE on New York and Baltimore in
~ sums to suit purchasers can be had at
JNO. ID. GORDAN'S
Dec 5-u Lottery and Exchange Office
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STEAM BOAT ADvERTIsEMENTs.
NEW RAIL ROAD AND sTEA MIRO Az
LINE TO RICHMOND, PETERSBURG And
WASHINGTON CITY 49,

LINE TO RICHMOND, PETERSBURG And
WASHINGTON CITY.
AeNY1 Passengers for the splen.
h-UA did Steamboat Angus
YG,:G::::: JS.s::ssS ia, Capt. q. MITCHELL
D;sS. in connection with the
Hichmond and Petersburg, and the Richmond and
tfredcricksbnrg Rail Roads, and fine steamer Pow
msan' on the Potomac. will hereafter, leave Rich.
Fridays, and reach Norfolk, at or before o'clock
ano leaving Wright's Wharf at o'clock on the
same night-will arrive at Port Walthall on Tues
days, Thursdays and Saturdays, in time to break.
last IN Richmond PETERSBURG and Ia Ike the Cars
Morth or South, the Canal Boats to Lynchburg, or
Fare, to Richmond or Petersburg al r., AL
cxandria or Washington, $3.50 Aud to Fred
ericksburg, $4.25.
The AUGUSTA, will also stop at the REGULAR
stopping places, and wherever signal is made
Ihus, combining every attaina Bile advantage con-
vcnience, comfort, saving of hack hire and. in
consequence OF her night run and carly arrival in
Norfolk, saving of time which the best econo
nists consider as valuable money. All OF which,
must be too obvious to the travelling public, to re-
quire any laborcd effort, to render more annarcn,
the very great accommodation. offered to them, by
this line. w. Ii. GARRETT & CO., Agents
May 26-3m Steamboat hnrns,a
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All persons having claims against the =" Trus
tees of Portsmouth, Academy are requested to
present them 10 the undersigned for immediate set
tlcment. HOLT WILSON Treasurer
Ofthe Trustees Of Portsmouth Academy.
May 12-2awtds
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FOR SALE, THE
II PORTSMOUTH ACADEMY.

!" RESOLVED, That the Trustees OF this Institution
will sell at public auction. on the premises, on
a. NJ, the Lot on which the Academy stands, in the
town of Portsmouth, situated at the intersection of
street lI3 feet, thence East $50 feet thence North
lib feet to Glasgow street, thence along Ola sgow
street $50 feet to the beginning, with all and
OH the following terms Upon a credit of six
twelve, and eighteen months; the purchaser to
give bonds with approved security, payable in
three instalmcnts corresponding with the above
credit and the Deed TO be reserved until the
purchase money be paid. At the same time and
place they will sell at public auction for cash, the
Books, Charts, Military Equipments or Acquire
ments and other personal property belonging to
the Institution. The President, is requested to GAUGE
publication of the above intended sale TO be inert.
ed in the "New Era" OF Portsmouth, and IS Nor
folk Herald" and to put up the front door Of tho
Court House copy of the same, thirty days pre-.
vious to the time fixed for said salc.'
JNO. HODGES, President.
Hour WILsoN, Secretary and Tteasurer.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.-Pursuantt oa

tONMISSIONER'SS ALE.-Pursuant to a
and Chancery, for Norfolk County, pronounced on
the 10th day of April, 1896 in the suit of Elizabeth
Boyd and Mary j, Boyd, heirs and distributes at
law of Ann Robinson deceased, against Eugene
N: Bobee and Eliza his wife, cxecutrix of the last
will and testament of Ann Robinson, deceased,
VIII offer for sale, before the Court House door of
Norfolk County, to the highest bidder, on MON
DAY, the 18th day of June next, Chat being Court
Day,l at IL O'Clock, M the HOUSEAND LOT in
he said Ann Robinson, deceased, situated in the
own OF Portsmouth, and the N. E..intcr section of
North and Crawford streets, and running North
'ud South - feet on Crawford street, to the line
f John Hayden, and the East and West -
feet to the line of Thos. ii. Hcustis.
A credit OF six and nine months will be given
Except so much as will be required pay expenses
II sale and costs of suit) and approved personal
security taken, and the title withheld until paw
mcnt. J. S, STUBBS Commissioner
May 26-td
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NEW AND VALUABLE BOOKs.-T

~ e" ny ALO "A Is LIZ BOOkS.-Thc
II Legal Rights and Duties of Women; with an
extraordinary history of their legal condition in
the Hebrew, Roman and Feudal civil systems, i'm
ciuding the INV OF marriage and divorce the so.
ciai relations OF husband and wife, parent and
child' oil guardian aud ward, and of employer and
employed.
Pastors Hand Book, comprising selections of
scrip ure arranged for various occasions of official
trty, together with select formulas for MARRIAGE
&c, and rules of order for Churches, Eco lesiast
ais, and other assemblies, by Rev W. w Evcrts
Philosophy of the Plan of Salvation a book for
The tiinca, by an American citizen.
The Union OF the Holy Spirit and the Church in
me conversion of the world, by Thomas W. Jcn.
kyn, ID. D.
The Missionary. Enterprise; a collection of Dis.
courses on Christian Missions, by American an
thors, edited by Baron Stow.
The Preachers Manual Lectures on Preaching
furnishing rules and examples for ever V kind of
pulpit address, BY Rev. S. Il. Sturtevant Reprint.
ed entire from the last London revised addition
All OF the above for sale low by
w. III. II. HODGES & CO..
Dealers in Books, Lamps and Fancy Goods,
June Crawford street.
NEW BOOKS.-The Dscourscs and Essavs
1N OF the Rev'd. j. III. Merle D'Aubignc D. ID
PRESIDENT OF the Theological Seminary, Geneva
author Of tho History Of the Great Reformation u
&c.
Lite in Prairie Land, by Eliza Farnbam
The French First Class Books; being a new &C.
lection OF Reading Lessons, by VIM. b. Fowle
=, The Bush Ranger of Van Dicnen's Land, by
Charles Bancr croft. -
Bake's LIST Book in Astronomy, for the use n,
SCHOOLS, illustrated with steel plate epgravings
NOS ~ and oO illustrated Shakespeare. For sale
by w. II. III. HODGES & CO.,
Dealers in Books, Music and Fancy Goods.
June
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ECONOMY We have a few more of those
~ LARD HAND LAMPS left, which give about
twice the light OF candle, at one fourth the OK.
pcnse. We have sold great many but want 10
sell a few more Price only 80 cents.
w. II. n. HODGES & CO.,
:, Dealers i'll Books, Lamps and Fancy Goods.
May %
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OLD POINT HOTEL.

NOW one of the most splendid and
extensive Embellishments in the ooun-
try, will be opened for visitors on the
LIST of June.
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't'HE Subscriber begs leave to inform the citi-
Il zens of Portsmouth, Norfolk and the adjacent
country. that his well known GARDEN & HOUSE
at the end of the Long Brdgc'' running from
Court street, is opened for the Season. and where
he will be happy at all times to serve thoee that
may give him a CALL He intends keeping con.
stanily on hand the best of ICE CREAM and LEM
ONADE, and SODA WATER and to those WHO
arc fond OF little recreation during the hot Sum
mer months his Garden will be found most deli chi.
full (Nay7 ~ SIMON (sHI6
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nOCTOR L. N. MERCER, very respectful
- ~ offers his Professional Services to the in.
habitants of Portsmouth and vicinity. He proposes
no reference. save that of the experience Of am
average share of practice, att ended with fattering
success tor nearly hve years. Though credentials
from, the highest authority in the land can be pro
duced if required. ~
Office and residence High street, in the build.
MAY Clint
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OST OR STO LENA small liver colour
~ POINTER PUPPY. about four months old
With white mark the breast, and had on a
Chain Collar tied with string lie has not been
seen since Sunday morning last. J will give
liberal reward to any one who will deliver him To-
me in Portsmouth or secure him 80 that get him
again, JOHN N. ASHTON.
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NOTICE.

HoLr wrLsos. Secretary and Treasurer.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-04-02

Please announce Charles Hendrie, Rob.t
MeNulien and J. X. Field, one from each
Ward, as cand dates FOR Township Trustees
Wear authorized to announce William
Harris, as candidate for constable
nsssrs Ecitors-please announce the name
dJeremiah white, as candidate for cor
sable.
hessrs Ediiorf-Plexse announce the name
JOSEPH BEY Is, as a candidate Tor
lens'al.e, and he wall be supported by
MANY VOTERS.
rive are authorized 10 announce the name
IL u. MORO as candidate Tor
justice OF the Pace al the ensuing election.
Weare authorized 10 announce John Gray.
aseihdidaic for Justice Of tie Peace
Weire authorized TO announce the name o.
Aoia'har white, as candidate Tor Justice
'lihe Peace.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-04-02

TOBACCO. Ia boxes sup. Tobacco
just reed per Iron citv and Tor ,ale hy
marl2 GARRETT & Co
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-04-02

,r,;o, 10 the speech Of Douglass,
Thompson of Pa. Wood Of N. 7 I.
us',' ,.n Of OHIO. oil made fine speech.
ID ''" 'noor. Of The bill aud Mr. Adams Of
~ 'v ira,ins, il. Mr. vinlon as he always
s"' Exclaimed the attention oil the
IT, a... s and made one Of the able'' con.
H'''., arguments that has been made
'HS'v 'hs bill during The session. l wish
'P'a ", would sdm. Of my adversing 10
ny il'. " the unanswer,ble positions he
p' o.. !. all ,ha, was accomplished dur
'% ~. d,y. and a, the Senate was net
ns lion I have nothing TO communicate
'' 'hs, end Of the capitol. The lnve'.
isn ar Committee Of the Senate organic,
/ s s'aS,y, and the publisher and editor Of
D Times" appeared before shen and
!. y. in long lis' of names they desired
F'n,,d Among them. | learn, was
Lieut.. Porter, Of the Navy. who is
w;,ness relied upon TO prove that
o..ob,m was seen going into the com
'.s ,o,m of The Senate. at . caucus
-. =. of The members Of that body had on
/, Oregon question.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-04-02
siiFR".N J. BACON. sAM'L r. HYDH
|~~>>>1>S-
B.ICO.T 5 HYDE,
No. 1 5G, Nun Street, ST. Louis, No.,
w h o esale Dealers.
In Drugs, Medicines, Surgeons InstrG-
nents. Paints, Oils. Varnishes,
brushes, Dye stuff, Apothc-
carieS' Glass Ware,
window Glass,

window Glass,
&C., &c..
e ESPELTFULLY invite the attention OF
a Druggists, Physicians, Merchants and
oticfs purchasing in this market, to an cxami
nation OF their stock, which will alwavs be
large and lresh-prices and qgaltty guaranteed
to be salts fact0ry. From the facilities we now
have in the importation of all descriptions OF
Drugs suitable 10 the trade, We feel assured
that NC can offer favorable rates rs any
Drng Establishment IN the United Stat 5.
ssHtist1e having become one o. The leading
articles in the trade we take this opportunity
oil saying, that WE will be prepared 10 contract
to deliver 1T once, or al specified times during
the summer months all that may be wanted ;
and as this article usually advances very con.
sideraoly in the latter part Of the season, we
recommend early supplies.
ESye SttsfGs--- his branch OF our trade
Is now lurse, and to which we pay particular
attont;on. Our stock OF Indigo and Nader
being received by direct importations, ena bic.
US to offer great inducements to the trade.
Hhifc Eead---Dry and in Oil Of sups.
rior qualities, at manufacturers prices.
febl2-6t
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ND HC N"M~
&. Harris, vi. D..
Doctor OF DfutaI &urnrrp.

MILL perform. in perfect manner, ALL
w OPERATIONS necessary to the health, beau
ty and rrcserva ton OF the Tern.
Every one is sensible Of the personal aHvsn
tages derived from a set Of fine teeth. bat few
are aware tn what an extent heoith, rom foat
and iongerity are dependent upon these deli
cate organs,
Bv proper and ss1son4J!e attention, great
Numbers Of Teeth, tie value of which is never
known tli they are irr ecoverablv lost. ma b.
preserved to the latest period of lie.
DE-. HARRIS will insert. on true surgical
prin lip les. tn, best do scr pt;on Of ARrtFt
cI,L TEETH. which will be found to answer a II
the purposes of masticaton, and remove any
impeachment in the speech occasoned BY the
loss OF the natural teeth.
He viii, also. give such advice am. assist
snce to parents will enable them to remedy
Irregularities N the tae.! of heir children and
to secure for them one OF the greatest bless
ings--A REGULAR ASB HEALTHY pENrUam
a long aad successful practice enables Dr.
y. to guaranty to his patients CORRECT and
EFFICIENT TREATMENT. Ladies and Gentlemen
visiting st Louis, and recurring Dental opera
tons, arc resp sctfully invited TO consul, with
him.
NOFFICE.--Corncr of Fourth and st.
Charles streets, st. Louis, Mo.
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Boot and .noo Maxim =

Boot and SHOP LaIkango
TNHE undersigned respectfully informs the
citizens Of Burlington and vicinity. that
he las commenced the above business in II
its various branches He is prepared TO make
work in his line, from an Infant 5 Shoe to a
Gentleman's Boot, in the latest and most
fashionable stvle-out of the best materials
that can be had in the United States. From
fifteen years experience in :he business in some
of the best Shops East, he feels confident Of
pleasing I'll those who may give tim call.
BISHOP On MAIN STREET, opposite
Lowe * Ilickok's office and three doors south
OF the old Post Office. OLIVER COCK
Jan 90, '46-36-6m
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Steam Boat Register.

ARRIVALS FROM BELOW.
p.,cb 70 Uncle Toby. Cole, Montrose
q ST Croix. Bersio, do
Lynx, Atchison, do
IS Time. Hooper, ST Louis
Falcon, MooIehouse, do
Fortune, Atchson, do
: q Confidence, Fuller, do
Is Galena, Ganl, do
q Cecilia ! brock crton, do
80 Atlas, Kelley, do
" Belmont, l. G.. Smith, do
ST Crox, Bersie, do
ARRIVALS FROM ABOVE.
March 10 Lynx, Atchison, Galsna
= Il 81 Croix, Bersic, do
= ~ Galena, Gaul, do
30 Time, Hooper, do
Confidence, Fuller, Go
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BURLINGTON HAWK-EYE.
SAINT LOUIS.
~N~o-~-~~-~o-~-~-o-o~o-o~> -~o-o--.o--~~-o~~N
EDW ard BROOKS,
Wholesale Druggist q Importer
OF DRUGS,

~ Is, No,ih Aiqia street, ST. Louis,
now in receipt Of, and will be consta ntly
L receiving, direct from the importers and
manufacturers. large, fresh and we'll select
ed stock, embracing great variety of Foreign
and Domestic Drugs, &c, as can be found in
this country. all OF which have been selected
with the utmost care AS TO purity &c. His
stock consists in part of
Drugs, Medicines and Chem icals:
Perlunery. snuHs. brushes, bronzes tIack;ny
GLACIERS diamonds, spices
Paints, Oils. and Dye-Stufs;
Gold, silver, French and Dutch Leaf
Writing inks, matches, instruments
Botanic and Patent Medicines;
Dentists gold ami tin Fol, printing inks,
ass'd colors
Wrapping paper. varnishes, starch
Medicine chests, medical saddebags
window class aud GIass-Vare;
All sizes window glass, from 719 to 2ix3e,
of superior quality
Bottles, walls, lrs, tinctures, TASKS, &c
white and Ked Lead, Litharge and
Linseed Oil, OF the very best quality,
at manufacturers prices
u Purchasers are invited to call aud KAN
inc my stock, which, being Of my own impor
taii"n, am enabled TO ofsr al prices that
cannot fail 10 please. marie ~ st
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oAINI LOUIS.
-7~7---.--e.o.o->~o~--
HARDWARE 81 CUTLERY.
CHILD. FAIR & co.
1T Main street, Sd door north OF
the Bank of Missouri,
Importers ais9 sy.ho,esa,c Dealer.
In Hardware, Cutlery, etc.
HAVE in store and will be in cons,an,
- receipt Of one Of the largest and most CT.
tcngive assortment Of Hardwar Cutlery &c
direct from Ike English and Aaterica,, uonp
Jaeture,s,i evsr offered in this markc, 10
which invite the attention of CITY and
coun'r ~ merchants and purchasers previous to
selecting theft goods elsewhere: among which
may be found in part
1000 doz Waldran's Kimbles and .thtr.. qr..,
grain. hemp and bush scythes, ass'd
son y" common aud patent seyths sheath,
800 groce scvtfc stones and fi9cs
400 deg hay and manure lofks-3 : and 4
prongs
400 E" steel and Yankee hos,, with ,ad
without hsndIcs
500 +" iron and steel Carolina ha,s ass'.i
3 0 I" Ames, Ro~ll nd's and Others, garden
aud mining spades
2O0 =" Ames', Row lands. and others, long
and short handled shoveI. assd
10 casksl7Oo prs bright trace c.sains, a.'d
and It
d I" bright OK aud log chains, u.s'd
50 " sad irons, assd 100 doz fry pan. ass'a
800 '!nz Collins, Hunts and others aNes,assd
100 " tc-settlcs. ass'd, Is do1 gain scoops
lCo lbs brass pailr and kettles, assd
100 dog Shaw's sick'es, 25) doz meal sci.cs
Saws Rowiand's mill - cut, hand and
wood saws
1000 weavess' reeds ass'd Nos {. S 6 7.als
100 doz log and sheep skin collirs,
$50 - names, 1909 doz curry co,nbs, ass'd
100 Z" horse brushes
300 :. Adams 4 wilson's plan and BOX e.f
fee mills
100 sctts smiths tools, snyiis, bellows. wee.
$50 doz states ass'i. 800 groco bid screw.
$500 I" pen and pocket knives ass'd--l, ,, 5,
and 4 blade
500 gfoce table cutlery ass'd all kinds
800 doz butchers and shoe knives ass'd
900 groce iron, Britannia and e. S. leu and Ia
Die spoons
600 doz door latches a:s'd, so do knob do as d
1000 =" TIL chest, cupboard and trunk locks
ass'd
1000 narrow, square brass and table butts
assd
5000 groce American screws ass'd to 4 inch
-.HLSO-
a large assortment Of files, rasps platform
aud counter scales. scale beams, augers, Climb.
lets, stcel-yards; horse, cotton and wool cards
razors, razor strops, shears, scissors, pms, nee.
dies, combs, spectacles. hasps, fish hooks,
shaving cream and soap, waters. percussion
caps, tneks, brads. brushes, looking glasses
sheep shears, candlesticks, Indian mirrors,
large brass wire traps, guns Indian knives,
&c, &c, together with every article usua ly
kept IN hardware store, all Of which we are
prepared to sell at the very lowest prices, for
cash or approved paper.
marl2 LAT Main street. ST Louis
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Franklin House.
Corner of Broadway and Dey.stree,
We W. FOR

FNHE Prsprietors % the FRAsK,IN House.
Z respectfully inform their friends and the
pnblic, that their house is now undergoing ex-
tsnsve repairs such as being painted through.
cut, and having large addition Of new furni.
ture. We are grateful for the liberal patronage
heretofore received, and solicit Continuance
o! the same. NEWTON HAYES,
JNO. TREADW ELL.
Mr. G. ]. s, THOMPSON is associated with vi
in the Franklin House H. Il.
New York, Feb. 10, 1ei6-44-6t
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Rock Island Weekly Packet.

Rock Island Weekly Packet.
A eoeH TIE new aud splendid steamer
vELL.I1 Ocean Wave,
eXxE.SEEES \. CAMRoN, Master, will com
mence her regular weekly trips between Saint
Louis and the above point, on the opening Of
navigation in the Upper Mississippi river, leav-
inr St Louis Friday at 4 o'clock, T NJ and
be at GAINESVILLE. Louisiana, Hannibal, Marion
City, Quincy, La Grange, Tuiiy, Alexandra,
Warsaw and Keokuk, on saturday; Fort Madi-
son, Burlington, Oquawka. New Boston,
Bloomington, and Rock Island on Sunday.
On her return trip, she will leave Rock
Island on Monday morning at I o'clock and
VIII be at Bloomington, New Boston. Oquaw,
ka, Burlington and Fort Madison on the same
day; Keokuk, Warsaw, Ale xandria, fully. La
Grange. Quincy, Marion City, Hannibal, Lou
isana and Clarksviiie, TN Tuesday, and will
arrive in st Louis Wednesday morning.
The OCEAN WAVE, was built at ST Louis <
pressly FOR the trade, and viii continue her
trips regularly throughout the season
Passengers and shippers may rely on her
pnnctnality. febl2-3S
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14Iarrieu:

On the Goth ult at Samuel Morris Flint
,iru township, by j X. Dclashmu,t, Esq,
Nj George w. Icy, to Miss Lavina
Moore, all Of this county.
The printer was not forgotten. The cake
vas received by tho hands of the Squire, and
tritcd in due form among all hands.
On tho Goth ult., al ths real ience Of VIM.
LrA r, by Rev d. Crawford, Mr. Robert y.
ChaIfanIko Miss Emily n. Letter, both
u this cooaty.
On Tuesday, March 81 in Augusta, by the
Rsv. Z. ). Norris, Mr. Henry Brown, OF
Sifington, 10 Miss Macy Il. Robertson,
n Augusta.
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ENOss SALE. The Farm wei

u known as the Carter Farm, is now offer
ed for sale. Said farm is situated 81 mile,
mouth west from Burlington and con .ists o
33l acres, about $50 acres good timber and
the balance prairie, 100 acres fit for cutiva
ton. There is erected upon the farm a frame
dwelling house ia excellent repair also, an ex.
celent well Of water; there is growing upon
the premises an orchard of Apple Trees a por-
ton OF them in bearing condition. Said pre-
misses are we'll fenced and in fact il may truly
be said that the farm affords every induccment
TO the lover OF Agriculture For terms apply
TO L T. CORDS.
jan - 4o-35-tf Agency Road 1. T.
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Bloomington Iowa. Weekly Packet.
A stc~ THE new light draughl double
vTSaC engine steamboat
EsSSE.T$ ARCHER

). A. GILMAN, Master, vii! commence her
regular weekly trips between 81 Louis and tie
above point on the opening of navigation in
the Mississippi river; leaving st louis every
Friday evening at clock, and will be at Fit
Madison, Darlington, Oquawka, New Boston
and Bloomington, every Sunday.
On her downward trip. she will leave
Bloomington every Monday morning at o.
clock, and will be at New Boston, Oquaw ka
Burlington and Fl Madison same day, and ar
rive in st Louis on Tuesday evening.
Passengers and shippers may rely upon the
regularity and promp,itude OF her arrivals and
departures. Every attention VIII be paid TO
the comfort Of passengers--her accomm9da
tons being unsurpassed by any boat in the
trade. Ian Is 'i6 81
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Gun and White Smithing.
THE undersigned having permanently
located in Burlington, would inform
the public generally that he has opened
shop ON Main street, few doors above A. W.
Carpenters Matchmaker shop. whcr. lie can
be found at al! t::aes, and HJpes ~ a strict at.
tension to business, 10 merit share Of public
patronage. d S EBEPSOI.
mar26 1853