Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-10-24
PU BLlC SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that Saturday, the goth
of October next, will sell at Public Auction, at
the Council Chamber, in the city of Burlington, part OF
10. No hundred and nineyeight tl9s) bounded as
follows 70 encine at the of
said running north sixty and fourth feet GOA ~
thence and half feet (st NJ thence
south eighteen feet, ts n.y. thence east .wenty-six feet
(26 ~ thence south forty two and feet
four and half feet, t64A H. to place
Of the property OF William tiarvn, to sa.
tisy for paving the alley west OF Main street,
running Washington Columbia streets, levied by
authority Of the city council of Bunson,a and amounting
the of thiyone dollars and eighty cents S3 SOL
with the thereon since the 18th day OF December,
1884, and the OF levy, advertising sale, Nc, and al
TO satisfy the for gueriug and curling Washington
from Main to Third streets, levied by authority Of
the city council Of the city Of Rung on, and amounting
the of thirty dollars and forty cents ,40]
with the interest thereon since the sd day o. February
ls49, and the costs Of levy. advertising, sale. &C.
Sept. 90, 1850 EDWARD MARROW, Collector
STATE or Iowa, Dies Moines county.
District Court, October Term, 1850.
Isaac N. Safer, Petitioner. Elias Chichester. De-
Standardization for foreclosure of mortgage.
HEFENDANT will take notice that the petition
i Yer, Isaac N. Safer, on the 25th of September,
1850, filed in the Office Of the District court of said
county, petition, setting forth that the defendant
on the 21st of March, lS49, conveyed to said petit
toner. lots No. IA and is in the town of Middle
town, in said county, to secure to the petitioner
the payment of the sum Of S2l5, with interest from
the date last aforesaid at the rate Of ten per cen'um
per annmm, until paid. and payable on the 81 st OF
September, lS50-and praying that the said petit
and costs. and that decree be rendered that the
equity of redemption Of said defendant in said mort
rc~ivs~a, a,.a <a~i the he
sold to satisfy the amount found due the petition
or, with interest. o. c. WIGHTMAN, Clerk.
sent cs, ls5O-6t L. d. stockton, sol.
STABlLITY-SCC URITY-PERPETUITY
! Mutual Life Insurance Company. of New York.
| Million Of Dollars
Securely invested in Bonds and Mortgages re-
al estate in the cities Of New York and Brooklyn.
| and stocks Of the State anu City Of New York and
| United States Government.
All the Profits IRE divided among tho Insured.
| The Company declared dividend Of profits of
ffty-two per cent, all existing policies on the
3ist of January, ls4s.
Persons may effect isurance on their own lives
and the lives of others.
A married woman can insure the life Of her hus
band, the benefits Of which are secured by law fol
the exclusive use Of herself or children.
Clergymen and all others dependent upon saa-
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avail themselves OF resource whereby their sur.
viving families may be secured from the evils oil
penury.
Annuites granted on favorable terms.
Pamphlets explanatory Of the principles of Mu
tual Life Insurance. and illustrating its advantages
with forms Of application, may be obtained at tht
Office OF Geo. Frazee, Agent, on Jefferson street.
JOSEPH D. COLLINS, President.
ISAAC ABBOTT, Sec'y. CHARLES GILL, Actuary
July IS, 1850 GEO. FRAZEE, Agent.