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TFIE COD FISHERIES.
•Wve sorry to learn, by the accounts
fSova Scotia, that fresh food for ex-
frem
J? and ill-feeling is being created
ciie® Kv the caDture of Ameri-
ciieftenauartet
to see what is going
10
,tete*I-cpd
and,
coast?
'"reiudice to the rights of the Hudson Bay
propri*
feame convention
bore for
l'ie
... —J
(led, tfiqy oiigh119 V? free from unneces
aggravation,
THE FIRST ACT
OF
WVITING
Was
eight
--ID*.
oprietors of the ground. And, by the brought most warmly to mind,
bine convention, the United States re- dependence fathers were temprrt
kouuee any liberty before enjoyed or,
claimed by thenror their inhabitants, toi
take, dry, or cure fish, on or within three:
marine miles of any of the coasts, bays,|
creeks or harbors of any of the British
dominions of America not included with-: at
THE
iaIhe above limits. They were, howei-1 manifested among the citizens to permit
tiro countries and if more must be ad-1 the protection of our frontier, and in pro-
172«linar
The first overt act of resistance that took old age."
place iu the celebrated struggle occurred
in 1772, in the waters of Rhode Island.
A vessel of war had been stationed on the
coast to enforce the laws, and a small
schooner, with a light armament and twen
ty-seven men, called the Gaspe, was em
ployed as a tender to run into the shal
low waters of that coast. On the 17th
of June, 1772, a Providence packet that
plied between New York and Rhode
island, named the Hannah, and command
ed by Capt. Lingee, hove in sight of the
man-of-war on her passage up the bay.
The Hannah was ordered to bring to, in led, and which was left vacant by his
order to be examined but her master re-'. death. The New York Commercial
fused to comply, and being favored with a says:—"The nomination of Mr Stephens
freshsouthern breeze, that was fast sweep- must give satisfaction to the country and
ing him out of gun-shot, the Gaspe was his
signalled to follow. For twenty-five miles
the chase continued under a press of sail,
when the Hannah, coining up with a bar,
with which her master was familiar, and
drawing less water than the schooner,
Capt. Lingee led the latter on a shoal, ...
where she struck. The tide falling, the) ence and letters through its appointments
Gaspe sewed, and was not in a condition' to foreign agencies. These appointments
tabe removed for several hours. are a (it medium for the encouragement
The news of the chase was circulated of scientific and literary pursuits, where
on the arrival of the Hannah at Provi-1 our talented citizens desire to follow them
dsncc. A strong feeling was excited! into a foreign land. It was but the other
among the population, and towards eve- day that a respectably young gentleman
niag the town drummer appeared in the of Baltimore, who was about visiting the
streets, assembling the people in the or- continent to prosecute the study of music,
umary manner. When a crowd was col-J of which he is a professor, was selected
lecied, this man led his followers in front| by the government as bearer of dispatch
a shed that stood near one of thcies to one of our ministers. This favor
stores, when one disguised as an Indian! and encouragement will redound much to
suddenly appeared on the roof, and pro-! the benefit of literature and" science.
claimed a secret expedition for that night,
all of "stout hearts" to asseinblej
This man was driven below by a
-ey at stones. The commander of the
asPe
18
8c
*ere
8et
appeared on deck, and warn-
the boats off, he fired a pistol at them.
discharge was returned from a mus
the officer was shot through the
^Ihigh.
W fire.
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ii:-
PATRIOT.
CELEBRATON AT FORT
SON.
by the capture of Ameri- was observed by the friends of temper- let it infuse one night, and pour the whole for
ia that 9 a number of vessels have ance, as the Anniversary of the Temper-' next mojninsr into a kettle and let it boil i 1
hertnen. A number of vessels have ance, as the Anniversary of the Temper- next morning
been seizedj and it is probable ance Society of that place. A numerous a quarter of an hour when cold it will be
will be. In the mean time a and intelligent audience were assembled fit for use. No more is required than to
^fl*6 from Cape Ray to the Quiepen ensuing year, anil then adjourned, with man, brush the
ds- on the shores of the Magdalen feelings which will long be matter of cheeks, and with a becoming energy and
tjjg'.
also, on the coasts, bays, pleasing Reminiscence, and with new de- praiseworthy firmness, incite their hus
hors crceks, from Mount Jolly, on terminations of arduous, humble, and per- bands and rising families to begin anew
f1south of Labrador, to and through the severing endeavor after its object. the drama of life."
its of Bellisle, and thence northerly The committee, on this notice, cannot
•trjefiuitclv a'on£
but without but add their sense of the appropriateness!
0f
mpany. And the American fishermen animated the circle of philanthropic en- witnessed by the editor, the other eve-1
Werefalso, to have liberty to dry and cure terprize, of his day, than Dr. Benjamin1 ning, at Hallett's Cove, between a game
llsh in any of the unsettled bays, harbors Rush. And it is gratifying to remember, cock and a lobster just caught. The bat-:
injd'creeks, by the southern part of the that the illustrious efforts of this signer of, tie was short, however, since the ample
-f NWiVmndland above descri
jlrvorcure without the liberty of the the day when the memory of his acts is.ty, than the little sea-monster did his long
RASCALITY.
have sometimes been too .tempting to be that of Mr. Beaubien, and the government'
should have been made precisely at this aged man with a large family, who has
In the sale of the Beaubien reservation
Chicago, there was a disposition
tured vessels have been seized. One was bid for the property he occupied but culars, but
into the British dominions. How -far nity, willing to take advantage of the cir
these charges can be sustained remains to' cumstance,—and to render, so far as in
be seen. We should not be surprised to him lay, this aged citizen and family,
know that they are in general well found- houseless and homeless! That individu
ed. Fishermen like to fish where they al is said to be J. H.
jnr damages, or purchasing wood and oh-: without competition, and at a nomi-'in iMahony valley, yesterday afternoon, .cipe 20 a 25.
taining water, and for no other purpose.. nal price. Sympathy for his situation, as by which two men were killed—one a
ll is for alleged infractions of the terms well as kindness to his family, dictated brother of Mr. Arner s and a man named
of this convention that most of the cap- this course. Mr. Beaubien, accordingly: Snyder. We have not learned the parti-
seized on a charge of smuggling tobacco there was found one man in the commu-: blown into fragments. The unfortunate
COLLINS.
eaaget the best hauls and the bait may fered a trilling bid, but it was higher than| tial now in session in this city, for the tri-1
resisted. I agent declared it accepted. A meeting of has completed the examination of the te3
Admitting this to be so, the only ques-' citizens of Chicago expressed their deep
tiou is, whether John is not pushing the! indignation at this act,—in such a resolu
mattcr too far, in capturing all the vessels tion as this:
lie can lay his hands on. To say the "Resolved, That the man who would
least, it is unfortunate that the onset, thus render houseless ana homeless, an with the testimony oi one witness in to-
iuncture. There are already too many i spent the best part of his life in the wil- investigatioi
for the decline of life, deserves
[now t!?e execraiiC" all honest men, and
i should bo admonished of the ci«..I!s whic I
RESISTANCE.—
'retribute justice naajr
HAVE
The sales have been completed. "The
Frenchman," as attorney Butler says, has
been ruined—the agent of government
has, returned to Washington—"order
reigns in Warsaw."—Stngamo Jour.
The New York Gazette states that Mr
John L. Stevens, who has given the pub
lic four most entertaining volumes of his
travels in Egypt, &c. and in Europe, has
been appointed special agent to the gov
ernment of Central America—the ollice
to which the iate MrLegget was appoint­
i™ the little known region be is about vis-j
for the manner in which it is aitihiz sci-
THE BANK
AND
on the wharf, precisely at nine, disguisedi controvery which commenced in Galenal
hke himself. At the appointed hour, on the subject of the/charge made that the
®0st ot the men of the place collected at1 State Bank was trading in Lead, has ex
tnespot designated, when sixty-four were' tended to St. Louis and the papers there
selected for the bold undertaking that are much occupied with it. The editor
in view. The party embarked in of the Republican has taken side3 for the
of the launches of the different ves-j Bank while its correspondents, and all
^fs lying at the wharves, and, taking, the other editors of the city, make war
ihenj a quantity of round paving upon him. When all the smoke is clear
"they pUiiei down the river in aj ed away we may have something to say
'Wy.
on the
*he eommander of these men is sup-| batants enough it| the field.-—Sangamo
to be Captain Whipple, who after-1 Journal.
arils held a commission in the service!
^ngress, but none of the names were' Ladies' Car.—The National Intelligen
Pu hcly mentioned at the time. On near-j cer says:—"We noticed at the railroad de
the Gaspe about two ia the morning, pot in this city, a few days ago, a new
,e boats were hailed by a sentinel on I and splendid car, lately put upon the track
between this city and Baltimore, for the
conveyance and accommodation of the la
dies, and such gentlemen as have ladies
traveling along with them. At one end of
the car there is a private apartment for the
exclusive use of the ladies. It is elegant-
By this time the crew of the ly curtained, and carpeted, and has splen-
hooner's people being soon is also provided with a female attendant
^J^cked down and secured. All on board We understand that two cars of this des
put into- the boats, and the Gaspe cription have lately been provided for the
yfcpehad assembled, and the party from did mirrors attached to it. In addition to Counly Commissioner of Des Moines Co.
•j^vidence boarded. The conflict was these comforts and conveniences, the car
k
NL ITM T. I III I I a. U A
to '^owar^s morning she blew: accommodation of ladies traveling be-j cOUnty Treasurer, THORNTON BAYLESS,
,JSa$al History tween the two cities," CA^daift-fcr^that office.
To PREVENT
MADI-
ociety,
ed that the captures alluded to the interim occupied with some pertinent with the liquor, viz. between and upon
P'eSU not been made without a plausible remarks by the Rev. Mr. Clark. Cheer-* the ears, the neck, the flank, &c. Try it.
b"ve By the convention of 1818 it ing allusion was had, in a concluding ad-!
that the inhabitants of the dress from the President Mr. S. B. Ayres
reed that the inhabitants oi tne uress trom the President Mr. 13. Ayres
i- States, in common with those of to the established conviction, inilie minds Banner, of the 18th ult, speaking of the
V* Britain! should have the liberty to of the majority of our fellow citizens, of pecuniary distress at that place says:—
on that part of the southern the truth, and permanence, and (judicious- "m*
Our in-
ance men.
I'ublished by direction of the society.
J. C. WALKER, Scc'y.
HORSES
lne 4tn day of July, Fort Madison, pour two or three quarts of cold water, !fuUy requested to resign decline running
FEMALE
FoRTrruD2.-The Yazoo Miss,
risinsr
SPORTING INFORMATION.—The
this observance. No greater luminary Commercial Advertiser chronicles a fight
POWDWR MILL EXPLOSION,
OF
er, permitted to enter such bays or har- ,Mr. Beaul.ien to purchase the lots on. under the painful necessity ot recording lS
LIFE.—The
rier,
purp0se °f shelter or repair- which he had resided for the last 20 years, the explosion of Mr. Arrier's powder mill,
are
COURT MARTIAL.
ai 0f
Major,
riJa and
juncture. There are already too many spent the best part of his life in the wil-j investigation will be closed sooner than a S25, Linseed 1,37|-a 1,50,
causes of alienation existing between the' derness, in conflict with the savage for
was
RATHER
upon his own
ers 01
:~k
The
o
LKAD WAR.—Thei
subject. At present, there are com-
ifej.
FROM BEING TEAZ-
ED BY FLIES,—Take two or three small
1
"Many interesting families have dur-
anticipated.—Mo. Iiep. -ICE «'1
A BAD
ADVENTURE.—Two
nnr ritv insurance Companies, which pro-!
Iern"?rancc lately took, as we are
on a distillery
told atio.*
Ill.
A
nfiar
hand-fulls'of* walnurieaves^upon^ which, civil office of any description are respect- ^jj^g^j^county! Iowa7a
office t]|ig
Kaskaskia,
CARLIN.,
We might perhaps, with propriety say,
two Secretaries of State, for Col. Mc\ ler- j7x9
The Boston Traveller states thai Dr.
Miller, of New York has recently been
astonishing the natives of Lynn with his
friends—we hope to himself. The! marvellous predictions respecting these-j
es
aimt the
year 1843."
itinff." The ffovernment deserves credit |..
her too crooked a rib for his use.
AUGUST ELECTION.
The following Candidates have been an
nounced
For Eeprescntatives of Das Moines Co.
SHEPERD LEFFLER,
J. C. HAWKINS,
L. N. ENGLISH,
DAVID HENDEliSHOTT.
JAMES DAVIDSON,
CHARLES WESTON,
ROBERT COCK,
GEO. H. BEELER,
JAMES M. MORGAN,
GEO. TEMPLE,
JNO. B. NEWHALL,
SIMPSON S. WHITE,
DAVID RANKIN,
WM. R. ROSS.
WM. T. HUTCHINSON
RICHARD M. PORTER
Louisa County,
Col. LEVI THORNTON
WM. L. TOOLE,
JACOB MINTON,
Lee County.
HAWKINS TAYLOR,
EDWARD JOHNSTON,
ALFRED RICH„
WM. PATTERSON
J. D. DRAKE i
D. W. KILBOURN
JAMES BRIERLY
3
N. Y.
testaceous fingers. Victory accordingly
i 4 ii.ft the smallest boats coming \cr
perched upon the standard of the lobster,
whereat chanticleer was so crest fallen
that he made not the slightest effort to
crow.
mand.
BEANS—None.in
Maueh Chunk, Pa. Cou- good supply on hand.
-YXRA „NAR,F 1 FURS
lie of- stand that the United States Court Mar- 40o, Muskrat 10c, Raccoon 30 a 37-^.
—Corn 31 a 37£, Wheat 87k a 1,00
37£.
witnesses on the part of the accused. The
we are informed, has dispensed
ill I ri I JAAIL.S—IIJBIUII, jjuuu aupfij, iu,ui.
g0
SUGAR—ftood
!6
editor of the U»Uvfo Joarajl 'i uw U.U S4ih day
says:—"The yellow wife of Col. R. M. ty aforesaid levied upon the following real es-|
1SHAM EDWARDS
For Countv Surveyor,
ROBERT AVERY.'
We are requested to say that the present
1
NOTICE.—All candidates whoholdi PROPOSALS*
1
MANY VOTERS.
FOR THE IOWA PATRIOT.
Ilcmaii P. Graves, Bentonsport Van Bttren
Co., I. T.
S. Shanklin, Mount Pleasant,
I. T.
Isaac Beeler, Howard's Settlement, Lee Co.
John J. Smith, Esq., Henry Co.
Hawkins 'Taylor Esq., Weatpoint, Lee Co.
Robert Lesper, Denmark, Lee Go.
William Earrows, Rockingham, I. T.
J.
C. R. Mitchell, Esq., Davenport,
I. T.
Fry B. Hazeltine, Esq., Keosauqua, Co.
I. T.
Fort
Jas. M. Clirk, Wapclio, I. T.
Charles Coffin, Meredosia, 111.
Joel Catlin, Esq. Augusta, Hancock Co., 111.
D. McNic P. M. .Monmouth, III.
J. D. Holmes, Quincy
III.
D. B. Avers, Jacksonville, HI., Morgan Co.
Wm. H. Brown, Esq., Chicago, 111.
Hart Fellows, Esq. Rushville, 111.
Col. Bailed', Macomb, 111.
George Helton, Alton, 111.
Dr. Joseph Wilkinson, Warsaw, 111.
BURLINGTON MARKET.
WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
REVISED AND CORRECTED WEEKLY BV JII:SSE8
BF.IDGMAK AND PARTRIDGE.
THURSDAY,
Business rather dull—river falling—none but
e rapids—j
markct wcll 6upplicd
BACON—Kog
round from
market.
BUTTER—12£
of Saturday 15th ult. says "we are fsf k'lefZlSt a
cts, good demand.
BEESV»\\X—18£-
AND
LOSS
tcurce.
CANDLES—Sperm
CIGARS—Havana
Gra°sRJ
JJJu
informed that the mill was 15 Jn^dcmand.
men were blown about 150 yards from the
mill.
mar^g~
5'J, Mould 16, Dipt 14c, a
Java 17 a good sloct.
per M. 18,00 a 20,00, Prin-
6l00fPCoiieManill»S18i
ed ga]e
DOMESTICS—We
20^ limit-
quote for $ 10 a 12,4-4 13a
0
FLOUR—Ohio
Illinois7 a 8,00
FRUIT—None
no Mackerel or Herring in
and St. Louis, Superfine 8,50
in market of any kind.
&
I'ELTRIES—Deer
GRAIN—Com
Major Brant, of the U. S.^ Army,! °VHInFlsa
l_f)rt'8.
H,nKS
IDES—Dry
I IRON—Barrv
timony on the part of the (jovernment, p]OUgh \Vings 10 a 12, Castings 6.
and have entered upon the examination of:
I,ARO—Limited
8 a 9, Round 10 a 12, IIoop 10 a 12
sale, 8 a 9.
LEAD—Dull
Pig
5 A 5£,
Bar
MOLASSEH
QJL—Sperm
-we therefore presume that the Summer strained 1,25 a 1,31, Tanners Oil $22
7
i ..nfi onnnrtr "vards, we quote N. O. 10 a 11, Loaf 22 a it themselves. Such are it3 3ootliing and heal
fess to be the especial friends and ouppor-
25c
SOAP—Eastern
a 8c.
t-iiprvuurn.
few days since Itucny 15 a 20, Virginia 45 a 50.
ed down leaving the offices real cause
mourn their intemperance for meddling I
with spirituous liquors.—St. Louis liep.
ami 1,50, Madeira 1,50a 2,50, Old Port 2,00 a 2,25,
Auditor
ana
Port
The Secretary of State
Treasurer, have arrived in town, with paignc'si2 aSIA
their papers, &c. in pursuance
proclamation of Gov.
of the!
5(|A^5-
V.^ow'G^Ts-p.-r
5)Q0j
nand is here, claiming to be the true Sec- .9,00, 12 16 12,00, 12 18 13,00.
retary.—Sangamo Journal.
principal meridian containing seventy-one
acres and sixjhundredtlrs of an acre more or less,
arid will expose the same to sale to the highest!
!bidder, on the 5th day of September, A. D.i
1839, at the Court House door in the town of
.Bloomington.
I July 18, 1839.
DISSOLUTION.
THEthis
Law Partnership, heretofore existing
in place under the style of Rorer &
'Starr was dissolved on the 11th inst. by mutual
consent. All business in which the undersign
i cd have been employed as partners, will con
tinue to receive their joint attention.
B. SO a S6,jl), there is a scarcity in our market! has oflered it to the public as a remedy, its
v
TOBACCO—Manufactured
T-
Ul* IZAS'—loiiuw
perial 87^ a
Missouri and Ken-
Hyson 65 a 68, G. P. and Ira-
g0
TAR—bbl
6,00 a 7,00.
WINKS—Sweet
Malaga 75c., Tencriffe
Oitice east side of Main-Street, three doors
south of his Dwelling.
July lij, 1839.
A K E N O I E
THETundersigned
4:
paper, to be entitled the
BLOOMINGTON HERALD.
BY i SMITH M'KENNEV.
HE natural advantages of the town of
Bloomington, as a commercial and busi
ness point,, over all others on the Upper Mis
sissippi, are conceded by oil who are in the
slighest. degree conversant with the map of the
country, and have of late attracted much at
tention from abroad. Should sufficient encour
agement be extended to warrant the commence
ment of the publication here proposed, the pro
prietor can only say, in advance, that all his tal
ents arid energies will be devoted to the inter
ests of the town and surrounding country, by
spreading such information before the public
as will be calculated to make these advantages
better known, and attract emigration, industry
and enterprise. The
HERALD
will be devoted
to no party but will be such a paper as is desir
ed by the man of business, the farmer and me
chanic—at the same time its columns will* be
open to temperate discussions of principles.
This is deemed to be sufficient at present.
The paper will be commenced as soon as it is
ascertained that patronage sufficient to war
rant the undertaking will be extended.
TERM ?.—The
HERALD
FEW do2en bottles Black counting house
Ink of superior quality on hand and for
sale at the Drug Store of Robertson
Armstrong.
A
July 18,
8
to
9,
Burlington, July 11-6
1839.
limited de­
AN APPRENTICE
ISat
wanted to the Printing business. Enquire
the Patriot officc.
July 1!.
INDIAN SPECIFIC.
QUINTEL'S ITCH OINTMENT,
For the cure, of Scabies or Itch and all
diseases of the skin.
THIS
medicine has long been celebrated for
the cure of Tetter, Ringworm, ^-c. «$fc.
always with certainty. For the Itch (or Illi-1
noia Mange as some call it,) it will be found
an effectual remedy. Each box has a paper
of directions on which will be written the
name of the proprietor.
ASwithout
Skins long gruv 20c
Red and Blue 30, do. shaved 30, Beaver 2,50 a
a
8.
b)C, in
N
niiind.
AILS—Boston, good supply, 10,00.
winter strained 1,37£ a 1,50,
SALT—Kenhawa
ROBERT QUINTEL.
The Specific can be had of most of the Drug-'
gists in the west and of Robertson Sf Armstrong
Agents for Illinois, Missouri and the Iowa!
Territory.
Burlington, I. T.—6y
DR. SAND'S VEGETABLE TONIC PILLS,1
An effectual remedy for FEVFR & AGUE.
they oper.ite mildly upon the bowels
the aid of other medicines, there
by removing the exciting cause of disease and
without producing the least sickness at the
For sale at the Drug Store of Robertson ft
Armstrong, sole ageuts for the proprietor.
Burlington, I. T.—6y
ed RE FOR PILES OR HEMORRHOIDS.
Pile Ointment.
A NliVER FAILING REMEDY.
PRICE 81-
THIS
1,00, G. A. Sack 5,50, L.
of jof Ground Allum Salt, reputation is such that no one would credit its ufacturers are respectfully solicited.
1,00
a
]too i 1,50, Sherry 2,00 a 3,00, Cham-
PRINTS—American
12£ a 25, English 25 a
30,
box of 100, first quality
s 10 6,00, 10 12 7,00, 10X 14
W. HENRY STARR,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law'} and
Bolicitor in Cliaucerv,
.- S E I S S A E
public will expect two rich volumes when cond Jippenrance of hrist, and the ap- TTJY virtue of an execution to me directed
he returns—including some account of I proach of the day of judgment. He fix- from the Clerk's Office of the district court of a certain claim situated east and adjoining!
the stupendous architectural ruins existing!
the time in his advertisements "in or of the County of Muscatine, Iowa Territory, is-
e,
BURLINGTON, I. T.
to make
D. RORER.
W. HENRY STARR.
Burlington, I. T. July 18, 1839.
A W N O I E
D. RORER, V
Attorney and Counsellor at Law.
BURLINGTON. 1. T.
ILL attend the Supreme Court of the
W'
Territory and the District Courts of the
(counties of Lee, Van Buren, Henry, Louisa,
Muscatine, Scott and Des Moines, and to the de
Ifence of criminal cases in any part of the Ter
ritorj'.
gaje
Df any part
lon,
JAMES DAVIS, Sheriff M. Co.
k
respectfully informs tnp
citizens of Burlington and Planters of
Des Moines and the adjoining counties, that he
has at his store on Front Street, opposite
the upper landing, a good assortment of
spiasisrs's MI
Also a general assorment of
GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS
of the first quality, which he offers ch-eap for
Cash or Produce at cash prices.
Burlington, July 4. LUKE PALMER.
SASSAFRAS BARK
WO Barrels first rate Sassafras Bark, dry
and in good order, taken from the root.
Forsaleby *T
July'-I
fe'
1
stomach, they are in every respcct superior to. Received dircct from the manufacturer and
any other medicine of the kind yet offered to for sale at St Louis prices by
the public. June 25 H. W. MOORE & CO
admirable preparation, the happy re
sult of much research, the proprietor with
confidence, offers to the public as a certain cure,
he has used it long in private practice and since sell upon the most accomodating terms.
i
Sugars have a tendency up- universal efficacy without having experienced! Eurlington, I. T. June 24, 1839.
ing properties that those afflicted with the Piles =7^^ W? TO
No. 1. 8 a 9, country made have but to try it and they will know for OJO MiO
1 themselves. "O ESPECTFULLY tenders his services to
CERTIFICATES JBthe citizens of Burlington and vicinity.
Of the certain efficacy of the remedy could 0£ice in the room back of the Drug Store of
be exhibited, but the proprietor deems it unne- Bobertson &, Armstrong. Residence in t^fa
cessarv. None are genuine without a yellow same building.
wrapper round the Ijojf atid the directions gjgq, I Burlington, June 27
od by the proprietor, i
W.
s. BOYD.
agents for Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Iowa
and Wisconsin Territories.
Burlington,—6y
U E W I N E S
POUT,
Madeira and Pale Sherry, pure ar
ticles, also Vidonia, Brown Sherry and
Sweet Wine, for sale by
July 4th H. W. MOORE CO.
NOTICE.
LL persons are hereby cautioned not to
bargain foi or purchase any lot or lots in
the S£Lid town of
and M™.
V 1 u i tain sen'r-, as a unt ol injunction has .been is-.
Fartnin^ton, which the said
BRIDGMAN & PARTRIDGE.
AVE just received from Cincinnati per
S. B. Burlington, for sale on commis-
tOO bbls Supcrfiine Ohio Flour,
1 case super super Ohio leans,
5 bb's first quality Cider Vinegar, also just
received
18 German Silver Castors, a prime article,
for sale low. June 18.
i U & E I A
WARE-HOUSE.
RUGS, Medicines, Paints, Oils and Dye
Stuffs, Window Glass, Glass Ware, Sur
gical Instruments and Patent Medicines, just
received,
50 oz. Sulph. Quinine, best quality, also
00 oz. Carpenter's ext. of Bark, Peruvian
of public patronage is respectfully solicited.'
Store iia. a two story Brick House, ne^r the
Wisconsin Hotel, Burlington, I. T.
June 27.
B1LANK
LUKE PALMER.
A'*
J. D. LEARNED,
Counsellor at Lajnr and Solicitor la
Chaticery.
He is to be found at his roomt, ai tfte Bur
lington House, Iowa Territory.
Burlington, June 27, 1839.
C. J. LEARNED,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
Dubuque, 1. T.
JAMES W. GRIMES,
ATTORNEY AT L.AW,
Burlington, Iowa.
w. w.
CHAPMAN,
Attorney and Counsellor at Lawt
Burlington, Iowa.
WM. J. A. BRADFORD,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,
OFFIC
CCFKR CF
WATR
will be published onj TJTITTVR1 ^r "oi DAPTP1TV'
an imperial sheet, with new type, at $3 if paidj JJivIDGiVlAiNl Alt 11 CIL'UIJJ
in advance, or at the expiration of the first, Wholesnle, Retail, Forwarding and
three months. Commission Merchants}
& JEfHF.SCKST.
Burlington, Iowa.
PIIILIPVIELE,
Attorney and Counsellor at Law,
FORT MADISON, 1. T.
BRICK BLOCK,
BURLINGTON, IOWA TERRITORY.
HENRY W. MOORE. JOHN O. PAOK,
H. W. MOORE &, CO.
Dealers in Groceries, Hardware,
Paper, &c,
At the middle Brick Store Water Street.
BURLINGTON I.'T.
June 6.
A LARGE and full assortment of QEENS
/V WARE for sale by
Jane 6. BRIDGMAN & PARTRIDGE.
TO MILLERS.
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ENTIRE set of Saw Mill Irona, Carting*,
&.c. for sale by
July 4. BRIDGMAN ft PARTRIDGE.
O U
QA BBLS Superfine Flour, a choice article
for familv use, in store, and for pale by
June 25 II. W. MOORE & CO.
S Y E S
62
DOZ. superior Grass Scythes,
do Hay Forks, for sale by
June 25 H. W. MOORE & CO.
WRAPPING PAPER.
RMS large size heavy wrapping Paper,
OfJJ 20 do do do Dry Good do do
10 do do do Tea do do
20 Crown do do do
W O E S A E & E A I
OBEtlTSOS & A at ."VISTHON are
now opening two doors south of Lamson,
Bridgman &. Co., a general assortment of
Medicines, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuff's,
Medical Furniture, fyc. fyc.
all of which thev expect to keep on hand and
Orders from Physicians, Merchants and Man-
I BRIDGMAN & PARTRIDGE
Sold Wholesale and Retail by Robertson TJAVE ju3t received per S. B. Malta, 60
Armstronsr in Burlington who are mv sole f~i ijbls family Flour, said to be the beit
article brought here this season, also
5 bbls Cider Vinegar and a lot of Iron Cast
ings and Window Glass of assorted sizes.
June 27
RADDLES, Bridles, single and double Har
ness.
3 Large double Wagons.
sa^c
the town of Farmington, and county of
Buren, of Henry Bateman or any part of JLi Brush
certain claim situated east and adjoining! lea, reathe
for
Log and Trace Chains,
Cast steel, Stone Masons and Blacksmith*
Hammers and Stone Mason's Wedges, for
BRIDGMAN & PARTRIDGE.
Preservers, Plough Moulds, Fur,
and Beaver Hats, Grindstones
eathers and a thousand other articles
aalcby BRIDGMAN &. PARTRIDGE
GROCERIES.
BROWN
of said premises until
Bark and various other Ague and Fever
Medicines.
30 lbs Cream Tartar,
30 Aloes,
30 Alexandria Senna,
200" Epsom Salts,
1 bbl Copal Varnish,
1 Turpentine,
1 Alcohol,
1 Port Wine,
30 lbs Sup. Carb. Soda,
30 Tartaric Acid,
6 Gross Vials assorted,
2 Doz. Lemon Syrup, -superior,
5 Thousand Principc Cigars,
50 lbs Gum Camphor,
100" Superior Glue,
50 Kegs White Lead, Mrirrir11.1
and Loaf Sugar,
Rio, Old lava and St. Domingo Coffee,
Ground Alum and Liverpool Blown Salt,
Molasses, Cider Vinegar
Imperial, Young Hyson and Pouchong T«a
Bar and shaving Soap
Cavendish and Fine cut Tobacco
Segars, Pepper Sauce, Lemon feyrup
Raisins, Cassia, Pepper, .Spice.
Salcratus, Mustard, Pipes, starch, &c.
In Store and for sale at the lowest prices by
June
6-1
WM. S. EDGAR,
Agent for Sappington's Pills, Moffat's Life Pills
and Phoenix Bitters, also l)r. Miles's extract
of Tomato Pills.
for sale at this Office, corner of Wash
ington and Wator Streets.
H. VV. MOORE• CO.
Burlington, June, 6,1839-1
HARDWAliE, 4tC."
SHOVELS,
Hoep, Hand and Wood Saw#,
Coffee mills, Files German Silver and
Britannia Table and Tea Spoons,
Britannia Lamps, Globe Lanterns Nail &i>d
Hatchet Hammers, Broid and narrow Axes,
Augers, Chisels, Brickapd plastering Trowslt
Locks, Latches and Bolts,
Screws, Nails, Tacks and Sparables,
Tea Kettles, Squares, Rules, Pen and
Pocket Knives, Table do and Forks, Ratora,
Razor Straps, Trace Chains, &c. &c.-
Just received and for Sale by
June, 6-1 H. W. MOOftE & CO.
SALMON AND SHAD.
FEW Kitu of first rate Salmon and Shad
iust received and forsaleby
13. CHARLES J. STARR.
June 13,
BACON.
\MS. Sides and Shoulders, Tor «le Kjr
H. W. MOORE & CO.
BRIDGMAN & PARTRIDGE
HAVEpiecesof
jurt received per S. Brazil, a
few Summer goods for Ptitaloona
ALSO 6 ps Cadet gray cloth for Military coats,
ALSO 2 casts iiupeTior perasols
June
11.
Turnip Seed, IN O 1 ll/fj
Together with a good assortment of Summer subscriber wishes to contract foi the
and Fall Druga, all of which will be offered! Quarryjn.r and delivering of several
at St. Louis priccs, for cash. A liberal share i ilun(jreti perch of Stone, at Fort Madison Iowa
80
ers
DEEDS and Justices BLANKS
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Territory, on the ninth day of July inst. Al-
to employ several good common Labour­
Also on or about the 20th of July inat.
he wishes to eiraploy 6 or 8 good Stone Cuttetti
and Stone Masons.
Persons wishing to get employment as above,
dan find the undersigned at Fort Madison, on
the 9th and 2(.th of July inst.
A. LADD.
Superintendent of Penitentiary*
Burlington, 3uly 4,1&39-
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