Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1851-06-05
ExeclltOr,s Sale.

Great and extensive sale BY Auction, At the Pee
pies store Room On MAIN street, Barlinsten.
ceries, Queensware, Boots, Shoes Hats,C Caps, Bon
nets, Looking Glasses, &C., &C., &c.
N the matter Of the Estate of the late MATHEW
L Scorr, decd, have received instructions from
the Executor to offer for sale, BY Auction, com.
mencing on
Monday the esd day Of June next, 1t o'clock,
A. M, and TO continue from day to Cay, until all
disposed Of the large and splendid Stock Of Mer-
chandise belonging to the Estate OF the late NJ.
Scott, decd.
This stock Of goods is decidedly one Of the larg-
est and most select that has ever been brought un-
der the hammer in the West, and will be sold with
out any reserve whatever, so that persons in want
of such articles would do well to attend the SALE
The stock consists in part Of the following articles
Cloths sinners, Satinetts, Ky JEANS heavy vel.
vet cords. tweeds, hard times, cottonades, nan
keens, driilings, Rowen mixtures, beaverteens,
Kenebec jeans, chamhrays, Mexican mixtures,
summer cloths, Pittsburg cords, al2accas, merinos
prints. gnghams, lawns, hareges, tissues, delaines
oil prints, silks, satins, g'd and plain velvets la
ces, edgings and Insertions worked collars, capes,
bosoms and sleeves.
A large lot Of ribbons, combs, "a great Variety
shawls, scarfs, dress handkerchefs, gloves, hosie
ry, (all kinds) spool and skein thread, linen and
cotton table diapers, and linen and cotton table
cloths, Irish linens, linen lawns, bishop lawns,
Swiss and book musins, plain end cross barr'd and
fg'd jackonetts, Swiss and null mushns, bleached
and brown drillings, and bleached and brown mus
Inns, coi'd cambrics and brown and beached Hol-
lands, and German linens, 1914 linen and cotton
sheeting, cotton annels, tickings, osnabcrgs, bin
laps and bagging.
Italian silk, cravats and stocks, ginghams, silk,
maddrass, cotton, and spittlefeld handkervhiefs,
pocket monies, wallets and purses, with great va
riety of other articles in the dry goods line-as
also heavy lot of hardware, consisting of knives
and forks pen and pocket knives razors, scissors,
spoons hinges and screws files, handsaws. wood
saws, sleigh bells, glass and mahogany knobs and
Lnn lnr1 narA hast md tr,,p
locks, saddlers tacks, finishing nails, percussion
caps, augurs, shutters, backing, chisels, sheep
shears, butcher and shoe knives, candlesticks,
scythe and scythe snaths, grain shovels and long
and short handle shovels, manure and hay forks
curry combs and horse cards, patent and box coffee
mills, tea kettles, warfe irons, astral lamps and
globes, axes, hatchets, &C., &C.
Also heavy lot of Queensware, Glassware and
Groceries, with large assortment OF looking glass
Of all sizes and kinds, 10 cases Of heavy boots,
with large lot Of gents and ladies' shoes, boots,
slippers, CATERS, &C., &C.
Also, suspending and 2 side lamps for store
purposes, large stove and pipe, platform scale,
| counter scales, scale beam, also window glass,
| Bed ropes, plough lines, brass kettles, weavers
reeds, gimp, braid and tuscan bonnets, fur, silk,
eghorn, braid and palm hats glazed and cloth caps,
books, &C., sc.
Also one horse and one horse buggy and har-
| ness.
| This sale offers great inducements to country
| merchants wishing to replenish, as the stock is
| the purpose Of closing out old stock Of goods
| but is necessary to close up the estate.
| N.B.-The stock will continue to be disposed Of
at private sale, until Monday morning, 18th June,
at cost. So all who want bargains will come to the
| Peoples Store on Main street.
Terms Of S0le.
| For all sums under SEQ, cash--all sums over $50
| and under $50, credit offs months-al sums over
$50 and under SlOO, a credit of four months--and
! all sums over 800 credit Of six months-in all
cases the purchaser giving note and approved secn
| rity for said purchase.
w. H. HOLDRIDGE, Auctioneer.
| HENRY H. ScoTr, Executor. 2tds
| NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
| TIME Subscribers have received and are now re-
| ceiving full and well selected assortment Of
Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware, Boots and shoes,
Hats, Caps, Bonnets, ETC., ETC., from the eastern
and southern cities, to which they solicit the at
tention OF their old customers and the trading
| munity. COPP, PARSONS co
Jefferson street, Burlington, Iowa, May, 1851