Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-09-26
pEREMpTORY SALE.


I addition to our large stock of goods, we have
lremoved to our store the elegant stock belonging
70 the late firm OF Scott Whitehead, of No IL JEFF
fsrson street, and have also received an assign
ment Of goods suitable for the coming season.
These two stocks combined with our late arrivals,
will be found inspection to be one of the larg-
est offered for sale in this city. 1t consists,
IN part OF the following
Dress silks, printed and plain cashmeres, NOUS
selines Deiaines, plain and figured, some new fab
RIGS Of Fall dress goods, drab, brown, black, change
able and fancy apacas printed dress goods in great
variety. Shawis; Grape, silk, cashmere; deia'ne,
cloth and wool. Handkerchiefs; silk, cashmere,
deaine, linen and cotton. Black and coored Eng
hsA, French and American cloths, cassimeres and
cassinetts; silk satin and velvet Vesting silk neck
Aandkcrchiefs, cravats and stocks; cotton, hemp
and tweed pant stuffs. Richardson Barki,es SUI
pefior Irish linens for shifting and sheetng; DAM
ask tabe-Cloths, napkins and diapers; bleached and
brown muslins, Madrass long cloths; cold cam
ofics; brown, beached and colorcd drilngs; white,
scarlet AID yellow hannes; superior white and col
oeed Canton hannels furniture chintzes, jeans, lin
seys, drills, checks, bed ickings; men, women and
cas.dsens stockings; gloves and hose, iaces, linen
nav cnstoA odgings, insertions ana bobtneus; TUCK
soe and dne combs; tooth, nail and clothe brushes
large assortment of trimmings; men, women and
enudrea'a boots, shoes and slippers, hats caps and
oonnets. Looking glasses and clocks; tea, coffee.
ca0colste, sugar, molasses. Candles; star, sperm
aad common. Soap, tobacco, spices. etc.. etc. A
many other articles too numerous TO mention.
On account OF the death Of my late partner. IN.
oeott,) am compelled 10 dispose Of the above with
IN given time. l would say to all who are in rant
ofany OF the above articles, that they would do well
b call and examine them before purchasing else.
where, a. will dispose Of them at GREATLY RE.
DucAD PRICES.
Mind, Peoples store, Main street, next the Mar
bet House. HENRY II. SCOTT,
Surviving Partner Of the late firm Of NJ. 4 II
6corr, and Executor OF the last will and testament
1.-THE late NJ. scott. burlington, sept IS, 1850
erArE or Iowa, Des Mnines county.
District Court, October Term, 1850
isaac N. Safer, Petitioner, Elias Chichester, De
naturalization for foreclosure OF mortgage
nCrENDANT will take notice that the petition
l1er, Isaac N. Safer, on the 25th OF september
ia, filed In the Office OF the District court OF sale
county, petition, setting forth that the defendant
@ he 2lst OF March, ls4s, conveyed to said peti
uoaers lots No. ~ and Is in the town OF Middle
sovn, tn said county, to secure to the petitioner
- payment OF the sum OF $ci5, with interest from
GATE last aforesaid, At the rate Of ten per cenf"n
~ ssasm, until paid, and payable on the 2ist o
sMoer, iS60-and praying that the said petit
Noesf may have judgment for his debt and interes
- costs, and that decree be rendered that thu
Qnssy Of redemption Of said defendant in said mort
800 pfemises be fnreciosed; and that the same b
- 70 satisfy the amount found due the petition
= Win interest. o. C. WIGHTMAN, Clerk.
seW ~ lS60-6t L. d. stockton, sol.
WANTED, Wheat and Oats, also Dry and Greer
NJ HIDES, for which cash will be paid on de
may :, 'sol Parsons, Corr + Parsons