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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-17
For the En0uiTsJ


Whilst ask you 10 insert this article do Sc
with The protesalion, in advance ha, il is not in
tended 10 take sides in the interesting controver-
sy TO which il might seem 10 allude. II is an acl
entirely under cover OF Tho character OF thr
name under which write. There are matters
which pate al a personal and public ma.
urr, 10 which hey who discriminate will allow
that one vino may not touch The subject in lis
personal bearing, may, nevertheless, Justly and
iudiciousy miIgle his suggestions in lis public
inciinalions Ills just what you have done, with
delicate discrimination, in your article directing
attention to ceI,iin pregnant illusions in the Card
oflne Hon. join NJ. Bous.
We all bu, 10 we'll know that ore oi The mosr
fearful sources OF danger To The Democratic form
OF Governmen is an excess ol party SPIRIT
This bane 10 Republics most frequently shows
itself in the tom OF intolerance OF dissenting
member Of party Directing 10 The selection OF
lis candidates for office. No discerning citizen
can have tailed 10 perceive, in any Ten years
annals of am Republic that has existed, tba, the
popular enthusiasm, without rhyme or reason,
has in that Period, in more than one instance,
gathered aboll the name and fame OF some man,
and lifted HIM to Office, who was utterly IN.
suied 10 the station No such instance in the
history OF this Republic SO rich in rare and
mOmeUtDuS eVcutS, Hao % Jcl uCcu HIUlc CUH.
spicuously displayed than in The election OF the
old soldier, who has lately been translated from
the tented field lc the Council Chamber.
Mr.. Bots hal the saeaciy 10 perceive, and
the virtue 10 expose, the unsui'ableness Of that
selection OF the candidate OF his party. TIM
is The head and font OF his offending, and il has
no other exen Il The apprehension Of those on.
ot his District, and who have no personal con-
Germ in his effpIt 10 sustain himself Every
man (as between him and his Wing compelitor)
who would keep in check the tyranny Of parry
spirit, musr, in h prominent and pubic aspec,
# The canvass VI. Bous is in, wish him sue
cess. Tbs writer has formed no opinion, am
has no wish rc.pc:,inc any other aspect Of lhr
canvass as bew.rn Mr.. Bo.s and his Wing
competitor, AMI i prompted exclusively by pub.
liz considerations 10 desire 10 make public d.
claraiou Of lhr single sentiments which this not
is designed, in lis obviously guarded tenor, 10 eS-
press. PUBLlUS.
Petersburg, April IL, lsf9.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-17

fs'U JOHN PENFOLD, WILLIAM PENfoLD AZ
WILLIAM w. CHA , merchants and partner
doing bushes IN The city Of NV York. under The ~
Of }. s. w, Prniold Il 10.
Genl-m-n: As you are non residents of the State I
Virginia. and have no known agent or attorney 10 a
therein Will take notice that Tuesday, tie j.
day of May, lsi9, between the hours Of eight ocioti
A. ~ and eight o'clock, p. NJ, at the oifc. Of rho,
u Whitmor-, IN Livingston, Sumter county. fiIbana
shall proceed To take the dispositions Of ArIandt'
NJ. CARRIER, lanes A. Thompson and Others to D. u''s
rs evidence in The trial suit pending 10 th- -
peror i'ourt of ChaRcrry for the Richmond CrtuIl .
the State { Virginia III which yon ARE plaintiffs, 40
and Others Northumberland II from any caa',
the taking OF said deposition, shall not be connehtec
az being commenced, shall not be completed on iha
day the taking At the same will b. continued from 10y
10 dav, until said dispositions shall be compelled
JAMES X TRUEHEART, and
CATHERINE T. his wife.
DANIEL TRUEHEAkT,
WELLINGTON GODDlN,
March oQ-wdw Trustees,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-17

is analogous to The policy which Lord durham r1sla
recommended for adoption in CANADA VIM
The French race from heterogeneous e'e'ie -
in The population OF the Lower Province.
"There would seem 10 be but one alIe1na'i ,;
that can be placed b. the side OF Inc peel pm,
cy-and lha, is The entire surrender on 'he pa
OF England OF all political supremacy over rs.
land. A unity in fact, or separation IN 'a.''
A, present The unity is nominal; the sepaIa''o;n,
ANYTHING bu, nominal-in spirit, in feelings III
sympathies, the Two islands are like nations mu-
,naly hostile
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-17
MANN ACES

Married, IN Williamsburg, on Tuesday, The I
April, by The Rev. Henry NJ. Drnison, lhr Rev /
MIND L. MURDAUGH, of Alabama 10 Me, /
BERTa SHIELD, Of Williamsburg.
Married, BY Reverend James B. Taylor,
Thursday evening. Nj. JAMES LovlNo, Il 81
Ros. LoviN0, all Of this city.
Married by Reverend James B. Taylor,
THURSDAY evening. Mr.. JAMES A. MoRRns,
Miss SUSAN JANE PARKER
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-17

FREMoNTs HALF-HoRsE, HALF.
DEER AND HALF-CAMEL This curious
animal, that was said 10 have been found BY Col
Fremont in the river ella, aud which does MOI,
seem 10 tall under any department Of the pre-.
sent Classification OF Natural History, has arm
we'd in New York, on lis way 10 Europe The
Express says il is great natural curiosity, made
up OF paris Of as many different animals as Jo-
seph's coat contained colors-but il is rather full
If the horse.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-17
Far the Enquirer
A POLITICAL HINT.
Some Wafer and Oil


Some Wafer and Oil
One day had boil,
As down IN the glass they were dropping;
And would not unite,
But continued 10 fight,
without any prospec! OF stopping.
Some Pearl-ash o'erheard,
And, quick as word,
Jumped INTO the midst OF the clashiDg,
When all three agreed,
And united with speed,
And soap was created for washing.
Now Sedacn's The man,
Who'll soap If he can
Fair "Rosabel" and tn Immortal" all over,
And make The believe,
While he laughs in his sleeve,
They are white as the Cliffs Of Old Dover
SKUSdELUM FEGoay.
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POETRY.
> COME TO THE MOUNTAINS.

~ WILLIAM wALcUTT.
Q come 10 the mountains,
They're hoary and old,
And stand up like giants
So stately and bold:
The dark moss OF ages
Clings tasi 10 The SIDES,
Where storms spend their fury
And the hurricane rides.
Ocome 10 the mountains,
They've stood Though all times,
Have heard ages death-'cll
And great changes chime;
They tell you long stories
OF earth when twas young,
And legends unchronicled
BY history's tongue.
o come to The mountains
Their rocky peaks STAND
Like faithful nisht-walcners'
To guard the low land;
They catch in their strong arms
The chill winters breath.
And break the rough tempest
From the valley beneath.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-17
Wheeling, April 5th, l34s.
OHIO CorsrY-.s

OHIO COrsTY-ss:
Before The subscriber Justice of the Peace 70, o.
county, in the State of Virginia, this day, in lny !,
county came Danri Lamb, Cashier OF the Noilh -,
ern Bank Of Virginia, and made oath, In due form
law, that the foregoing statement Of the ccnduIo.
SAID BANK the Isl day OF April, 1919, ana Isl du
April lsis, is just and true. to the best OF his klo.
ledge and belief
Given under my hand this 5tn dag Of April, Is.
yDDa.
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LATEST FROM PANAMA AND CHA
GRESu

GRES."
We learn that R. F. Parker, Esq, Of Essex,
bearer Of dispatches from our Minister in Peru,
arrived in Charleston on The 9Th instant, having
made the trip from Lima via panama"
"Cbaeres" and Havana" in twenty-five days,
the quickest "trip ever made.
The Cholera has been very fa.aI on the 18th
mus, among The natives as well as foreigners,
but, when Mr.. Parker crossed, il was subsding.
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Capital stock,
sl,6io,773 95 sI,s4.,a

The amour, mere stated ne 'iue 10 Depo,,,s,.
April Isl, 1919, includes sl9,56) 81, partial paym,,,
on bills discounted beongBgto this Bank.
We certify the r-eoing statement 10 be co,trc,
the beet OF our knowledge anu belief
A. p. WOODS,
DANIEL STEESROU
NEIL McSaGHTEN
r.. POLLOCK,
TiiOS. SWEENEY
ROBERT BANE
Wheeling April 5th is39
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mercantile houses in London, anouDt,o
10000 pounds sterling. e.0''
The Cholera is progressing in Irelart
Paris il carried off TWO men in Office. II
In The Cotton manufacturing districts ,bs,.
been decline in the prices Q, The raw md I'd
which had caused corresponding redrce,
prices Al The opening Of the present nm 70
wurkmen were satisfied AMI fully occpnis@ We
the wooden districts they were also well cn., ~
ed. f''''
Money continues easy in The discoun, :,
kei, and al moderate rates. "'d'
STATE OF THE NORTH WESTERN RAW
VIRGINIA INCLUDING BRANcues "
WELLsBURG AND PARKERSBURG: ~
Bills discounted April /, ls49 An,u,
Prom. Notes, 1871 ,2fe 70 i'1
Bills Exchange, 4i3, lf6 IS
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ARRIVAL OF THE
SfPapsler Hermann

TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
INTERESTING FROM FRANCE = FRENCH IN
TERCEssloN IN AFFAIRS OF ITALY-sAR-
DINA AND AUSTRIA -INsuRRECrIoN At
NAPLEs-CoNDITIoN OF THE MARKETS, &c.
The Steamship Hermann was Announced by
yesterday afternoon as being in SIGH.
A, New York, and lhr following dispatch reached
us. lew moments alter she touched her wharf,
from our correspondent in that city
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-04-17

MEETING IN GREENSViLLE COUNTY.
~ a meeting Of me citizens Of GrerGsvilie
county, without distinction Of party, held on he
"a Of April, 1886 al The Counhouse-
On motion Of d A. Claiborne. VIM. II. Wal.
kcr was called TO The chair, and Stephen A. Good.
wyn appointed Secretary.
rhc oticc! .. the meeting was explained by
he President 10 b. ,ur The purpose .! adopting
resolutions on he sutjecl Of Slavery ami the
Wmut Pfoviso, responsive 10 the acton 81 the
Virginia l. esia,utr Al lis last session, anu on
the subject ct Domestic Slavery generally.
On motion Of Jas. w. Cooke, IT,
Resolved. Tina committee Of thirteen be az
pointed 10 draft and report snilatle resolutions
on lhat subjec; To the meeting. Whe;eupon
Dr.. Be- A Ghol.on, Capt. VIM. II. SptatIey,
James w Cook, j., Dr. WIN F. Maclin, Jos.
Turner, Col. Jnn. r. Chambliss, Tamlin Avent,
Major p A Claiborne, John y. Blunt, james
W. Cock, ST., John ). Turner, John w. Reese
and Dabney Browne were appointed committee
for that purpose.
On moion Of Dr. Ro a. Gholson, The Prcs-
dent and Secretary were added, and afe! few
mumenls deIiheralion, The following preamble
and resolutions were reported aud adop.ed unan-
imously:-
We regre, the continued agitation OF the e2-
cilils subject OF Slavery-we would stay i's evils,
and ares, lis accumulating dangers. With This
for our rnfpcse, wc have dispas >Ionaiely and
diligently Inquired into The extent 81 cur rishis,
and kncwiu: them We are calmly and with all
the frmness requisite 10 The defence OF Interests
so great, determined To maintain them. On this
vial subjecl, we find all Inc rights claimed By US
recognized by he Constitution without that re-
cognirion this "nore periec, union" had not been
formed They were left free from restriction Tor
many years. They were admitted b. The pa.
!riols O. o'her days, both in the North and in he
South; powers, inconsistent with their NATURE
and limiting lhei. extent, we're virtually di.ciaim-
cd by the body now asked 10 forbid their exercise!
(See Giles Miscellanies.) They are founded in
natural right; they flow from The very nature and
extent CT The Federal Union; and their violation
will endanger its existence. Claiming, then, no
privilege bu, equality looking to The nature OF
our Federal compact appealing 10 The usage Of
The Government, and relying upon the Conslitu.
lion,
Isl Resolved, That We are willing 10 accept
The resolutions Of our General Assembly as our
declaration Of rights on The subject al issue; we
approve their recommendations, and pledge our
selves to sustain any legitimate mode and man
rer OF redress in The emergency contemplated by
them.
d. Resolved, That The refusal OF The uon-sIave-
holding States TO assist in carrying out that pro.
vision OF the Constitution I'D clause OF "a Sec
ZION, 4th arlicle1 which secures 10 US recaptufe
OF our fugitive slaves, is fragrant violation OF
that instrument for which the South should seek
a remedy.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-12-20
Dry Goods.

40 PS blue black and mixed cloths; 30 rs black
~ and fancy doe skin cassimeres; 30 ps jeans of
all qualities; 100 ps satnetts and Sleeps gray, OF
every variety; $50 ps hlcached muslins, asS'd; 40
bales brown muslins; $50 ps 40 inch osnaburgs; 100
rs linen thread, ass'd; so ps colored skein cotton;
100 ps white skeia cotton, 900 doz spool thread; 10
ps overcoating; 40 plain and plaid nseys; 100 ps
flannel red. yellow, green and white; 600 ps prints
ass'd, 100 pS ginghams; 40 ps brown drilling 30 ps
apron check; 80 Us ticking, 25 ps cotton flannel;
ps carpcting; also large assortment of buttons,
combs, hooks and eyes, pins, etc, for sale by
nov |, ,4g. is k1MBALL & co
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sg-HAwKEyE BROOM FACTORY.

BUKLlNTTUN, IOWA.
THE Subscriber has now under his entire con-
troll the above named establishment, and is pre-
pared to fill all orders in town and from distance
for Brooms by the Wholesale and Retail. He war;
rants his work and materials to be of a superior
quality, and confidently refers to those who have
used Brooms Of his manufacture for proof.
as-The Factory is for the present 1T the north
end of Main street (dec 30. '49) d. w. BURTON
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BURLINGTON HAVIk-EYE.



Ww J. STuRGiS son have just received <,
I'd fresh supply of goods in their line, COM Sss4S
S-<S pusing Fashionable Noleskin Hats of a We
ry superior quaity-thc finest we have yet oiiered:
also, general assortment of Fur and Plush Caps,
embracing fine otter, Seal, Muskrat, Mohair, Silk,
Plush, Oregon, SLOUGH, ETC., etc, large variety
Also, Ladies' MuiiS, viz: extra fine and fine Lynx,
medium do, Jeanette and Coney for Misses.
The attention of country merchants is respect
fully solicited. p ...
Hats purchased Of US dressed gratis, and all 9TH
ers at moderate charges.
bail kinds Of furs bought at the highest
prices for cash. Burlington, nov l, $40
CARD.
vINHE undersigned have dis ntinucd the Forward
L ing and Commits sion business in Burlington,
and rented their Old stand to Foote & Co., where
the same business win be conducted on the usual
terms.
They would cordially recommend Messrs Tootc
Il Co to all their old friends and latrons, here and
elsewhere, soliciting for them O continuance of
these favors which have so often been extended to
the house Of bur. nov u FJC PEAsLEY & co
PLACARD.
1NHE undersigned would respectfully inform the
l. public that they have rented the old stand Of
] Peasley Co.. and being supplied with Tar
paulins for the protection of Goods on the Landing,
are fully prepared to carry on the Forwarding and
Commission business. They hope by diligence and
promptness to share portion of the public pat
ronage. ..s e.
They would also call attention to their Wholesale
Grocery Establishment, where they intend keeping
on hand large and full supply of Groceries, to be
disposed Of ~ the 'olrest Wholesale Cash Prices.
Water Street below Jefferson,
Burlington. nov. l. FOOTE n CO
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INrcaNS, COmUs, etc.
DEO LBS. white, red, blue and assorted skeln
XIV thread 600 doz. assorted and white spool
threads rs lbs. BLK white and assorted linen threads
rs hacks pins, IS doz. ass. tuck combs, 40 doz.
dressing combs, so doz. fine ivory combs, also,
hooks and eyes, needles, whalebone, tapes, sewing
silk and twist, linen bobins, cords wallets etc.
sale by fnct 20. ,49) GARRETT COOPER
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To whom it may Concern.

10 WIlUW tt NAY IUIlCtTH' .
NTOW opening at the new Hardware store, JEFF
| Y ferson street, Burlington, large variety OF
Till, Cupboard, Chest, Trunk and ssoping desk
Locks-also, brass do, of superior quality and TIN
sh for fine work.
Brass and Iron pad and bag Locks of new styles
and varieties; Upright rsm Locks, Novelty rural
Cottage, Carpenter and Mortse Locks with knobs
of all varieties. Pearl white Ivory DO, Minerals Eos
sill Granite and Argiilo Knobs with alterable spin
dies 10 suit doors of all widths.
Also. an extra super article &c front door Locks
with latch keys,peaEl white knobs and silver mount
iags. uIorise locks with Aygillo knobs Of Gothic
style and finish, article. first offered in this
market, for sale by ii II GRlFFliHS co
dec G. ,lo No 2, jefferson street
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GLASS WARE.
q DOZ. Lamp Chimneys;2 doc lamp shades, as
" sorted patterns; 10 doE and gallon jars,
s dos. preserve jars, half gallon and gallon;
IL do candy jars. assorted sizes;
Also large lot Of smaller sizes jars, for sale low by
nov 90, 40 + + GAY
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n. e s,Gk.ssls

OFFERS for sale General assortment of Mer-
Z 7 chantse at the EarTct House stores, which he
is III disposed to sell at the most reasonable rates.
r. +. Cords has on hand good assortment of
Hardware. Dry Goods, Groceries, Boots, Shoes, etc
All purchasers axe invited to examine his stock
of Merchandise, which he is disposed TO sell OF
small profits. I5s All kinds OF Produce will be
taken in exchange for Goods.
Burlington, Iowa, Nov. rs, 1Sl3--fm
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eSh Wines aud Liquors,
I ooieu Var

InLDs blue mixed yarn; 10 TO drab do do; 10 do
" red andvhte randum; 10 do blue and white do;
10 do scarlet; 10 do white; do Zephor worsted,
all colored. for sale by Mov y J 5 kIMgAll r. Co
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xAlaboma Sen ators.-.f Friend TO the
Naturalization Elected! Hon. w. r..
King, late Minister to Spain, and Jere-
mish Clemens, Esq, have been elected
United States Senator'S, for Alabama, 10
supply the vacancies occasioned by the
death Of Hon. Dixon II. Lewis, and the
resignation Of Mr. Bagby. Mr. King is
Loco, and was one 81. the regular Loco
Focc nominees. He was elected BY Is
majority over Judge Hopkins, his Wing
competitor. Ex-Governor Fitzpatrick
thu other nominee Of the Loco caucus,
was beaten by Mr. Clemens, the candidate
Of the Wings and Taylo Democrats. Mr.
Clemens was the Wig candidate for Con-
press last fall, in the sixth congressional
district, is very popn'ar man and made
asplendid run for Congress at the August
election, receiving .507 more votes than
Gen. Taylor, and was beaten by only oct
majority il that strong Loco toco section
bysWilliamsnn r. w. Cobb.
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Notice.

Notice.
DERsoNs DESTROYS Of locating with Ldhd Tbdf-
L rants, or entering with money, lands in any Of
the adjacent counties in this State in Illinois, can
have the same attended to with Despatch, and on
reasonable terms, by applying to the subscriber in
Burlington, who keeps constantly on hand maps Of
all the vacant Or Congress lands in said counties,
for the accommodation of persons who may do their
business through him. WARD LAMSON.
Burlington, Iowa. nov I, ls49.
IT. N. b. When desired, and the money depos-
tied with the subs criber, lands in the Quincy Land
Office District Will be catered by Telegraph.
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NGtiCe

Is hereby given to those interestei that all notes
| and other demands in my favor, either due, or
falling due before the LIST day of February next,
mus; be paid promptly, or immediate steps will be
taken fer the collection Of the same. ---.s-
burlington. Dec. 20, 1919 w. LAMSoN
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The Canton Tea Company's Teas.
400 LBsjust received ofthese very superior teas,
W. comprising ever! variety Of Green and Black
Tea. at every price, from rs cts to 81 so per d. I'M
peral, Gunpowder, Young iIyson, Tyson Skin, liou.
qua, oolong and Souchong Teas, at all prices, and
warranted fresh and pure. For sale by ..
nov |, '4a. ..a .. ]. r. TAILaNT.
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NOficc to Tax Payers.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons who
Y have not vet paid their County Taxes, that
from and after the LIST of January next interest up
ON all county dues will be exacted according 10
law.
dec $40 Couector DeS Moines |''
.DaNsisrow in receipt Of the largest and
II most complete assortment of Boots, Shoes and
Leather ever brought to this city, which he offers
low a, wholesale or retail. His experience in the
business is sufficient to secure TO him the patron
age of merchants, shoemakefs ana harness maN'fS
Who topurc chase goods of the above kinds.
His connection with the most extensivae manufac-
tories and tannerics enables him to give great bar
gains. Cali at r. S. Adams boot, shoe and leather
store, east side Main street, few doors above JET
c,reon Burlington, nov /. '49
~ I.1.I LBS hemiock sole leather, Cincinnati
lO,OUo sole leather, harness, bride and skirt
ing leather for sale cheap at [novll r sAoAMs
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EXCHANGE AND BANKING HOUSE OF E.
n INSURANCE. fs;A..1
III THE PROTECTION INSURANCE co. @!iE

~,
OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT,
Continue to issue Policies on the most favorable
terms, al their Agency in BURLINGTON, Iowa, on
Dwellings,, Stores, Hotels, Ua76hoGses, Mills Mdnnfdr-
tories, Barns, etc, ETC., etc. Also, OH Household
Furniture, and Goods, Wares and Merchandise con
tanned stored therein, against loss or damage by
FIRE. Also, on Dry Goods, Groceries, Mdnufactur-
cd Goods, Produce, Household Furniture, Ltre Stock
and ece'y other description Of Merchandise person
al Property, shipped or to be shipped per good steam
boat, or boats to and from points on the Western
waters, or between Eastern cities [via Lakes, oil
other inland routel and any towns in the Western
country. against the hazards of INLAND TRANS
PORTATION.
Also, upon shipments Of Goods, Wares and Mer
chandize, per good vessel or vessels, between New
Orleans and Eastern pofts--hetween New Orleans
and other Gulf pnrts--betwecn all American ant
ports and English European Ports. or to any mar
thine port whatsoever in the Atlantic ,agains
the PERILS OF THE SEAS, at the lowest rates o.
premium charged by other responsible Companies
For full information to rates adjustment of loss
es, &c. apply to the Undersigned who is authorized
to issue Fire and Marine Policies. without delay.
LYMAN COOK,
CIV Agent Protection Insurance Compan,
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Fouie & Co,

wv HOLESALE Grocers, have in store and to ar
W rive, the following merchandise which are
offered low for cash 30 hhds sugar, ordinary to
prime qualities, 200 sacks Rio Coffee, 100 bbls mo-
aSscs, too kegs naiIs. NOV II Water Street.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1849-12-20

Winter Hosiery.
Hardware

l1drUWdTt.
VIZ + Have received by late arrivals the greater
w portion Of our stock OF Hardware and Cut
lery, and Which comprises of the best assort-
ments ever opened In this market. Particular at
tention is requested to the stock Of Tools, which
have been selected with great care.
nov !, $40. Bf- G LAUMAN BRo