Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-08-21
Henry W. Starr. James W. Grimes. George Snyder
STARR, GRIMES s. SNYDER,

ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
WITH view to close the business of the for
w mer firm of GRIMES X STARR, new partner
ship has been formed, embracing Mr. SNYDER as a
member Of the firm, under the above style. The
former business of Grimes & Starr will be closed
by either of the old firm, and all persons indebted
to them are requested to settle without delay.
The new firm will continue the practice Of Law.
and attend TO the Collection of Claims, with or
without suit, Examination of Titles Conv an ing.
ana all litigation in all our Courts. They will also
act Agents for the purchase and sale of Real Es
tate, location of Land Warrants, entries of land,
payment Of taxes, and all other busne pertaining
to General Agency.
OFFICE, same as heretofore, over Burnap's
Drug Store on Jefferson street, Burlington, Iowa.
N. B.-Mr Snyder is Notary Public and Commits
sioner of Deeds for New York, PENNSYLVANIA,
Maryland, Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky, Illinois. Mis-
souri,, Mississippi and Louisiana. Deeds, Mort
cages, SC, for this or either of the above named
States, drawn, and Acknowledgements taken, at the
shortest notice.
August 4, '5l.-w&t:2w
NOTARY PUBLIC.
WIN c. SAUNDERS having received from his
Excel1ency,the Governor of Iowa, Commits
sion as Notary Public, ctfully soicits share
OF public patronage. Particular attention will lie
given In all ca ses wherein he may be employed
such as the drawing of Deeds of Conveyance of
every description, Letters Of Attorney, SC. &C.
Copies of all the laws OF the State will be kept by
him at his office, which for the present will be at
WV "i'~S Va t'S les
county.
g7-Particnlar attention WILDE given TO the pro-
urement of Bounty Land under the late law of
congress. Dune 80, 1851
Pare Wines and Brandies. for MEDICAL purpoSrs
Z CASK Signette Brandy; is cask very fine pale
Il Otard do; doz Clarct Wine; Port and NTadci-
ra do for sale by July 23) JIG LAuM.N 4 Bro
ILLINOIS IMPROVED REAPlNG MACHINES
For the Harvest of 1851.
Manufactured by FLAGG & EWING, Illinois
J. C. LAuMAN II BROTHER, Agents.
w are now ready TO contract with Farmers who are
w DESTROYS of obtaining better Mschine than has ev
er before been offered to the public. The Illinois
Reaper is no longer an experiment, as il has been
proven that 1t is better adapted to the generalwarts
OF every Farmer than any other Machine
Its advantages are numerous, it's uneuuaIled for
durability and despatch, it square before the
Horses on wheels -four feet high, which makes il
overcome uneven surfaces, and avoids clorginr up
as with small wheels it csn be run with either two
or four horses. it cuts ten feet wide and the Raker
slides the grain Off by riding upon the machine il
can be graded to cut from to inches high in two
minutes. The sickles are made of the best Cast
Steel 1t will cut 200 acres per week if kept con-
stanty running and win pay for itself in one Har-
vest. For terms inquire Of
june s, 1851 G. LAUMAN * BRO, Ar,ts
EAT LARD.-Akegs few choice Leaf Lard for
IL family use, for sale by JIG L.uMAN X BRo |
WROUGHT NAlLs-sd and led just received,
w for sale by JOHN G FOOTE
tHOPPING AXEs-eO dor. g Hun, = chopplng AYES.
- tor sale by Tiny 1851 Cor ? A7soss & Co