Muscatine Journal from Bloomington, Iowa • 3

I -I 1 i -7- 8 i 1 i I Apprentice Svstemo It Seduction. Amos Kent all. irl RlnlinfT 'fflK dS'11- Territory of Iowa, Muscatine County May the acquuial of young Mercer, says We uiliS! AND TESTAMENTS The --Mpscatine County Bible Society has received a good supply Af Riblea ami Tti 'I 7 J.V' tortvardlrj and CommUHon Merchants and Ia the United Slates Court, for the county of Louisa, and Territory of state" i.j-nai three rt. u. iota.

nope mis evidence that the vile fcedueer I 1 1 1 11 1 iiv. VWH.mtlev. of-430 tons bur- In the matter of ihi wilimn nf piiwapii tr. COniTERjOF CHKTHCT AXD WATKE with impunity, will be some JUHN ZIEGLER, Qln Chancery-Bill for a closure of two may be shot t-lieck upon struts t-T instating of French, German and Jtch Jjjhle, aid various kinds bf lEnglish Bibles, i are read for listriI.ntir.rvJ uLm fip'Tl Arabian, of 390 ions Wnd those worse than murderers. pLOOMINGTON, IOwU 1 HOMAS to be declared a Bankrupt and to discharged from his debts, THE" Creditors of TT TTTrxrA awmwujiB Lit; WIS, I mortgages.

TIIR who in a moral sense, kill body and tons arc aouuv i iiurocu 3J8 nonce mat tbe com or western Leone and the et na charges, at J. A. Parvin'W store. ift-25jdt PLINyFAY, Sec'y. OoittrK Co; Fosteb Richmax 3 hlea the office ofhe Clerk procuring ne procuring Aistrici uourt ot said count, and other persona interested, will take notice that on the i4th day of November, A.

Court aforesaid, in the countv and Parkish VViLcn. IJKJfirpTT cc UO. fir the purpose 01 ne-PlCihP colonies. The ultimate des- COACH AN ND WAGGON! MAKING. I 1 -No Licenses -Tne County Commioneis in ad the counties in Massachusett, excepting franklin, havfj decided to grant no licenses for the sale of intoxicating' licjuora.

close two mortgages, the one given to secure the pay tpent of fifty dollaia advanced by complainant tode COACH AND WAGGON 3JAKIXG. ff? first named is Jamaica the said, ordered a decree of Bankruptcy, to bo entered in favor of the said Edward H. Thomas, and tW 1 ondersigned would respectfuly inform Ihe titt2ena o4 Bloomiington aiid the surrounding lendant. 1 he property mbrteanrcd is Iota 4. ir.

STlIIE uodersirned tak his application for the benefit of the Bnnlf rnnt 1.1. countrt. ihnt K'p 1 c. oloCK lot in block 1 19: ot 5 ri block 42. ami hng: t-i the citizens of Bloomington and the ml at Trinidad.

ij rPrlhA PJ. 1- t. 1 lot BIX (6 in Mock 43. in nUtm nrVtAn lr cni.l uearioe rapoose Ureck, wheie he: will be four.l uiruiiriumg country, mat tv-bos commenced Ui 1 I fun thus transported from AC-! 1 iMHgu nrassnvEiTti A HA, I.illikri.lrrA reasonable timej. All kinds of! mending done at STEAJIBOAT REG1STEH.

tr 1 w. i I. K. I 1 abKVesi Indies and other colonies snort notice, and in a good, substantial and work should stand continued for the second hearing, to the first day rf ihe next regular term, to be hot Jen on the fourth Monday next after the fourth Monday in April, A. 1843, al the court house in Wapello, 111 said Louisa county, and that the case was referred to John Gilliland.

Commissions nf iOT.v.uio me iJitvniGfii 01 seventy uouars oy to said defendant. The property mortgaged manlike manner. Most kinds of Country produce in this mortgage is lots 4 and 7 in block 102; lot hrouHt 33 because Eng-j Vt herself formost among the PORT OF lihOOxIINGTOiV. tanen lor workJ FRANCIS PERRY April 21-25fcmlf in mock I iy lot in block 62. and lot 6 blork atove business in the building formerly.ticcupied by Deweber, as an Auction aod Commission house, on Iowa AVenue.

Feeling coufident that tbe public have been defrauded by the dupltc.4y of pretending mccjianics, tIio have never learnaJ the rudiments of the business, I have lieen iiidiced to engage In the Carriage and Waggon Maui business in thin place! for the accommodation of fil who use the above articles. A small capital oblices me io ruptcy in said county, liefore whom 43 in the town of Bloomington, in said countj. The bill states that the second mortgage was on the -impress me siave-iraue. 1 uey Lrnrrs thev are inclen- Mai, 1. St.

Louis Oak TO THE HEIRS OF O. S. iTRUESDALL wy A- D- the court house in said Wapello, you may appear and hav tti.l i AND ALL PERSONS CONCERNED. ei7 ,1,. renters for a term of years' omuay ot rehruary, 1812, assigned to complainant by said Lillibridge that no nart of the said nm ,1 nt thp Pn nf fTMAKE NOTICE, that at the next Term of the examined under oath, prove your claims or show cause at the said second hearinff in rnn.t 1 5 Iowa 7 Leander Osprey j' Leander RajiiJs liirtpen, .14.

District Court of Muscatina County, I shall heparted fur St. Louis Duluque Davenport Louis St. Louis St. Louis St. Peters Dubuque or money nas neen paid to complainant or to Lillibridge, or to any person bv either of ibem thev nre lo be set free, with a ti by way of remuneialiori zed to receive the same.

The bill nravs that an ac ndoptjthe ptin of ready pay, which wjlUe received in most kins of farmers' produce, wifh'a srnall a-mount of cash; this will enab me me do work ONE THIRD CHEAPER than it liaa ever becjn Jone west Jof the Mississippi. A goo waggon- day of May, 1843, why the prayers of the petitioner should not be granted. The Assignee appointed in this cas-rf) is Cicero M. Ives, of said Louisa county. Attest, Z.

C. INGHRAM, Clerk. present 3 petition to the said Court for the sale of so much of the re estate of the deceased as will be sufficient to pay the debts ef the deceased, remaining unpaid. All persons interested inl said real estate f. Geo.

Brooke i term of fourteen years means count may oe taken ot the principal and interest now due on said mortgages to complainant; and that a short day be given to defendant to oav the sam.tn Ongo Galena Jasper are requested appear and show cause why it matter, thoifcugh.y ocquainted with iho business, iuarcn 19-IUw Fj Sprisgkr, Solicitor. complainant, and if not paid, lhat the said find employment by applying soori should not be sold tor the purposes aforesaid. 1 definite perioJ-what- secuiit.es there Llo assure the '-apprentice or his ibera-F at the end of it-what the regulations If the fvstem are generally, we have: no le oIJ as on executions at law at nul.lifi vpmlno irt JVcw Brazil! 1 1-2 JOHN LILLY, Adm of the WAIN 1 JCD A quantity of 2 inch, arid 1 Arrived from Dubuquo St. Louis St. Louis Davenport St.

Louis St. Louis St. Louis St. Louis Dubuque, Dubuque Dubuque Ohio River St. Louis St.

Louis Dubuque. Dubuque St; Louis St. Louis St. Louis Dubuque In the United States District Court for the County Musiv wnaiever snail he found due complainant, and Estate of O. S.

TrueidaU, dee'd. incn white ohk plank, of good quaiitv of Louisa and Territory of Iowa. 9 Iowa Osaqje Tl I uiai ueicnuani is a non-resident of this Territory. II 1 err vno Jiepainna always done immediately; 1 nf knottinjl- In the matter of the petition of JAMES I'hT CIGARS, TOBACCO, AND SNUFF -Nonli Benj I J. II.

WEAVER. Mmit-i rtr lllikm en fi necessitv; lor jMuuuiiug Bldominclon, A p. 21-3m-dd Riiritan' -J- ii no inuo, oOUCltor April 13, 1843. 24-6 for compla.nant. FARMERS TAKE NOTICE! gJUPERIORj Havana Cigars, to be declared a bankrupt and to be discharged from his debts $-c.

The creditors of JAMES COX. and other Cf do Virginia Tobacco, Ijiei oflaborersi arises ironi me unwii 1 omritirirqted neoroes' to Dubuque Dubuque St. Louis St. Loui St. Louis' Galena.

Dubuqbe Dubuque St. Louis St. Louis Dubuque Potisi St. Louis I St. Louis St.

Louis JYcw ore and IVew Goods l.oirillard Macoboy Snufl, persons interested, will take. notice, that on th 6th MANUFACTURE and keep on hand, one mile below Bloomington, on the Muccatine Bonn 8 fecotch do Ohio Galena Jasper Otter Potosi 10 11 It 12 Cork The estates were going to rum. IE undersigned has just recrivcjl, dirnct from Received by late arrivals and for sale by day of March, A. D. 1843, the court aforesaid, in the county and Territory aforesaid, ordered de the city of INcw lork, and is pow opening.

Slough, FANNING-MILLS of an improved pat J. B. DOUGHERTY. INov 4 in th4 tern. vntiAftili ASSU UhiTi K.and of nearly cree of bankruptcy to entered in favor of the larue frame building occupied by David Font a choice lot pf STAPLE lyiarkL on double the width of riddles, and will do near double 4 EN.

JAC GEN. i fears of the West Indian proprietors 0Wd up the? most alanninz images! of ralamities under ie hasty LIFE OF JACKSON. Sarah Ann Ohio DRY) GOODS, which, having been (purchased it the cleaning of the mills that are in use in this said Jame3 Cox, and that his application for Denefit of the bankrupt law should stand cv-ntin-ued for the second hearing to the second Monday jMOS KENDALL country. I hese mills are calculated for cleaning all kinds of grain and grass-seed in the best order. government towards ot Various eflorts were made I hose who have not purchased, will do well to call PROPOSES to publish, in fifteen or more Nos.

a Life of Gev. Anwrkw I Jackson, embracing the substance of all that has heretofore appear j'rioioaies. aTARRIED On Sunday the 7th by the Rev. Mr. Thompson.

Mr. JAMES BUKER1 to Miss SOPHIA II REfiD, allofihis place. before purchasing at other places, as bargains are to very reduced prices, will lie otiered cheaper than goods have ever "been bold in this market, and produce or calh received in pavmcnt. CCCALIL ANDj'SEEjTD 1 I I A Isso, he Contemplates holding a regular A T(-TlOry SAIE every Saturday during the 'season, and will coiimence on next Saturday, jtlie 22d bboriTS. Emigralion wasjsel be had.

I'roduce will lie taken, if it suits. Revol- of July next at the court house in said and that ihe case was referred to John Gilliland, Esq, Commissioner of Bankruptcy in said before whom, on the 1st day of July next, at his office in the town of Wapello, in the county Territory aforesaid, you may appear and have the petitioner examined under oath, prove your claims. ed print in connection with the services ot this id from the popu- ving Ha-rakes can also be had at the same place. to.) distinguished man, together with many interesting rids of Ui-c at IJritain but it was March 17 20-fm AUKAH AM.SMALLEY. Farnanaicl Land Tor Sale.

incidents not jioticcd by his former biographers, and a comph-teihistory of his i administration, con W. CLARK. April 21-f 25-tf the of ilia tropics op--etl .1 fatal obstacle, wv such a scheme subicrilier would sell a first rate prairie NOTICE, or show cause, at the second hearing in court at the cluding with an account of the planner in which, irm. due ol toe liest in toe countv. situated DISSOLUTION.

rrHE subscribers having taken out of the Probate refers have not forgotten the attempt head of Pine ('reck, five miles from the retired trorn tlnl bustle 01 the world, lie is preparing to bid adieu to the scene of his clorv. A office in and for the county of Cedai and Ter hv IJriiih 'stents in tins country, time first aforesaid, why the prayer of the petitioner shall not be granted. C. M. McDaniek! of the counlv aforesaid, is appointed assignee in 1 thi case.

Attest. Z. C. INGHRAM. ClerL THE Cd-partnership heretofore existing' iu the Coach and Wagon Making business is this This task has been undertaken with the approba ritory of Iowa, letters of administration upon the es our own city, soioe two years ago.

Mississippi river.iatid nbout nine north-east bf Bloo-mt ijiglon, containing 210 acres, 60 under good ini-orovementj-witli good rail fence, frame liouse 18 by bs feet. stor- ibid a half high, with the lower sto tate of Thomas Shepherd, kiec'd. which letters bear tion of General Jackson himself, who has kindly day dissolvcu by mutual consent. ni Id jo( the free! colored people to put into the Aujthor's hands hisbooks and papers. In date 27th March, 1843.

Now all persons having March 27, 1813 22xt W. W. Cha pm a Solicitor. FRANCIS) 1 ElttiY, J. H.

WEAVER. and Jamaica. '1 hat px- claims against the said estate, are requested lo exhib public and and on obscure points lvored ry finished, with 'stables, thrashing-floor, oui-houses him with his own: recollections. uh these mate it them to the undersigned or David Walton, Judge Bloominglon, April 14, 1843-25-ctj cm did not fsui-ceed. As a last re rt plan is tried-; rials, with the works already published, and with of Probate in and for said county and I erntory with atu yards convenient for a firm, with a finegrove ol timber, of about 1 80 acres adjoining.

Alsd, 200 a- District Court of the LTnited States, for the county of Louisa, in the Territory of Iowa, WANTI3I). ihe contribution of facts and papers by many of in nine months from ihisdate; and all persons owin the same, are requested to make payment to h.ts hoca avivfly prosecuted -'iW a-yejar In the matter of the several petitions of URIAH A who thorohghly Klands the business; can find a good and profitable fiituati in by applying 60011 to tbe subscriber the General associates in ciulj and military life, aided by hisowjn knowledge of events occurring within ihe last twenty years, the i Author hopes to errs, or more, sitriateu on i me lreck, ntmuljonc and a half -miles f'rorji the mouth, at the frks of the creek, well situated for a farm, with'a cabin land five or si- ai res broke, and plenty of timber andj prairie, mi 1 the best mill iMtfl on tlie creek, where can be had sixteen feet headland fall wih a six foot dajn arid a LIMBOCKER and JOHN H. BRAGG to be severally declared Bankrupts and discharged from their debts, 1,4 The creditors of said Uiiah Limbocker and John r- I One result of-tyjs last enterprise a J-p-iiiljjin i'i-i, which might follow any large colored laborers the Vrft in mojo.ninglon, Iowa, JJ. 1 fcsll. HENRY HARDMAN, Adm'r.

JANE SHEPHERD, Adm'x. March 31, 1313. 22-4 1 En con rage Battle Iowa. March 17 20-bt produce a Work worthy the conlidenee and patronage of the American people. The numbcis! will le printed in large type, on ex II.

Bragg, severally, and al! persons will Muscatine dounfy Court, NuA Term. 1812 1. 1. fi 1 I I 1. rjids rice wis i'ifi'r.

isi. fill ii nis iviiiu THE neatest and most durable CANES in the take notice that on the 10th day of October, about llfiy long, iveen James u. Husted tween James Li. lusted SMITH and widow Olianlberlatn THOMAS cellent paper, averaging 40 pagtis feach, with neat covers, the first issued in May next! and the others monthly thereafter, unless delayed by bickinrss or itsia, the ivourt atoiesaid, in the county land west, are made at the Iowa Cane Manufactory at Petition for Divorce. one and a half miles Irom tlie Mississippi riv vS Territory aforesaid, ordered a decree of bank Iowa City, by GEO.

C. KOUJJINS. fronr any tract er is hv th; plintets of Cuba and otlit nat bvloiiig to i.l!reat DritainJ increasing she bla population by the supeii er, and ah.mt ihej same distance west of nv grist MARGARET SMITH. ...:0 ii.i.L 1 r. -L- unavoidable causes.

The work! will be illustrated ruptcy to be entered in favor of the said Uriah Limbocker, and on the 19th day of November. A. ndant in the above cause will lake no- HE 1 1 II II, 1 1 11 -l 1 i 1 11 iiiiu iu 1 111 1 1 i. .11 1 I'lt'ni well situated for a small firm, immediately una with rngmvingn or prints averaging two to a number, embracing likenesses of ihe General and some 1842, the said court in the said county, ordered tice, that the complainant filed hik peli ion far lic tritvloi that race being already great-n of bis distinguished co actors, difa wines ot bis bat a decree of Bankruptcy to be entered in favor of a divorce uin the ground of wilful lcserlton for road leading from to my gristmill; ill of which will be sold a bargain to any one wish term of the tle ground in thej Creek nation ai at New Orleans, more than year, at the atoresaiu the said John II and that each -of their applications for the benefit of the bankrupt law. ing purchase, I BENJ.

NVE. docket, and arid some of the most striking scenes of his event chanccryi si.lc of ihe ilVired that, with the license allow'ed ia the IJriush islands, cornmotiohs 1 f.iHutv, to terminate i i the final de- on tl she May 12, 1813 n2S-lf ful life. It will be so arranged and paged, thai when rnmplctedi liie covers' may be taken off and should stand continued for the second hearing, to the fourth Monday next after the fourth Monday of 1 1 ill appiir, plead, answer, or de-first day of the next (regular tenjn to lc hidden in the town ol Bloonk-j court, unless mur, of -sail! ington on top April next, at the court house in Wapello, in Baid the whole bound up in a neat book.l is: hereby givetv: that on the count As to neatness and durability, refer lo John Chambers. Governor of Iowa, Burlington, O. II.

Stull, Secretary, do do Charles Mason, Chief Justice, do Grimes Starr, I do Gen. V. P. Van Antwerp, Bloomington, Judge Williams. do T.

Ii. Johnson, Marshal, da Robert Lucas, do J. W. Parker, Esq. Davenport, -W.

II. Scott, Register Land Office, Dubuque. Thos. H. Benton.

Jr. I t- do Reid 6( Johnson, Fort Madison. March 31. 22-3m i Tjsuritort of Iowa, Louisa county, 5 District Court, November Term, A. D.

1842. tne wiiue. -x ne example pi Daaiir.jT,) is not forgotten and if dis- Price Twentv-five cents a number: or One and don 11 ty aforesaid, on the fifth Monday day of June uext, between the hours of county, and that the aid cases were referred to John Gilliland, Esq, commissioner of bankruptcy Dollar Tor five nbrnbers, or Three Dollars for tbe ish of May next the said bill will be taken! as ices 1 urcaii out in tne oriiis wbnlo work, however much it niayf exceed fifteen in said county, foetore whom, on the 20th da of li-ols. t'ie ill effect might extend to the May, 184d, at the court house in apello, in said 10, and 4o'clockiat the Cojrt House in I will fr sale the following described property as the property of J. W.

Nealy, to satisfy the Corporation Tax of 1841: One hou lot A Iilork 8. lot 10 blork 9. lot 1 block and a decree ifor a divorce accordingly entered. J. G.i MORROW, CI k.

Lowe'Sc DEsiu.r.n, Solicitors. 1 111" numbcrs.alwayspaid in advance and free of postage lies Planus not urttisn. uaitunore county, you may appearand have the said petitioners ex imined under oath, prove your claims, or fjiow 1'- to the author. I i IlUtant Bank potes will be received for what they are wonti nere on In New York. I April 14.

,1813 Ct i- cause at the second hearing, in court on day of May, 18-13, why the prayers of the petition MuiculiM District Court Nut: Tirm, 1812 Escape. The Richmond L'TW To persons vofuntarily acting ns agents, a liberal 33. least third lot it block 11. lot 10 block 35, west half lot 5 block 37, west half lot 8 block 10, lot 1 bk 53.1 lot 2 block 53, lot 1 block 5G. lot 2 block 56.

lot 8 block 56, lot 9 t'loek 5G, lot 10 block 56. lot 5 block ers shall not be granted, Fi idav week says: Some The assignee in the case of John Bragg is Ja LAVISA SfEENBERGER vs. Ia Chancery. RICHARD F. BARRET, 3 Assumpsit and At i'! olti-'crs el navy are now in our JOHN MILLARD, HENRY CREIGHTON, cob S.

Rinearson, and the assignee in the case of tachment. lot 8 Mock 81. lot 8 block 99, lot 3 block 1 19, lot tite nt nnpecung atro Uriah Limbocker is Daniel VV. Elfege, both of said lock 1 lot 4 block. 121.

lot 5 block 124. lot 9 THE defendant in the above cause will take no- ROCESS of Attachment issued from the above Louisa county. Z. C. INGHRAM.

I'rmnj lae new eanoo casl lor Hie UiV- IP' 121, lot 10 block 124, lot 3 block 125. lot 4 bk court on the 3d day of October, A. D. 1842, March 3 1 843-18-1 Ow Clerk D. jtriMitui it rc.iesrar loiuuiarv.

ueuiies- lot 5 block 1 11, lot 8 block 142J bit 10 bk 141. 12. for 125 00, and unless the defendant shall appear commission will lie allowed but the author will not be responsible forjagents not sjecially authorized. The first number will embrace the General's early life and a variety! of revolutionary adventures and incidents not heretofore published, lit will be illustrated by a first ra'te likeness of the general, engraved on steel, and a print exhibiting him when a stripling, saving from massacre, a small party of men and boys, himself included, by attacking a band of about one hundred lories whoj had rushed upon them in the night, I Those who intend to patronize toe work, are requested to forward their names and such advance as iy 12, 1813 W. PARVIN, Collector.

and plead before the next term of said court, judg United States District Court for the county of jt ivabiii fro iii on of the cannon glanced 'the upper; part of Uie llelle Isje, 1 ana emwry oj jowa. ment will be entered, and the property attached will be sold to satisfy the same with cots of suit. TOWN MEETING. the cotton factory pn SlllOilffil jpissod In the matter of the petition of EZRA BLAN- Dec. 21.

1842. I 25. C. INGIIUAM, Opposite s-ide of the river. It passed declared a bankrupt and discharged from his debts, 6cc.

F. Springer, Piff's Aty. 22-4 Clerk, D. C. r-f the head of one of the factory girl-, lice, tljat on Ihe 23d day of November 1842, at the term Of the court aforesaid, the said complainant filed her bill bf complaint in the office of the clerk of saiij courtL alledging 111 substance that the said defendant being seized of the soulk-east quarter section! thrcoj and the west half of the south-west quarter of section two, in township i seventy-sit, range three west, situated in Muscatinej county, and Territory of Iowa, authorised, some short time prior to the jlth ihy of Mayi 1342, one Robert Stuart as his agiint to take contracts for the sales or purchase of saii tracts of land, and that the said Robert Stuart at, the date last aforesaid had come to an agrecmeni in writing with the 6aid complainant for thej purchase thereof, at the sum of Jour hundred and eichty dollars, to lie paid in the paper of the THE creditors of Ezra Blanchard.and others in District of Iowa Territory, Muscatine County.

terested will take notice, that on the 7th of March, thev may think proper, ly thelirstuay or May next. tec: A TOWN MEETING will be held at the -i'mL School House on Saturday evening, the 20th for the purp.e of voting the amount of tax lo be levied (fir Corporation purposes) for the ensuing year. By order of Board of Trustees, May 12( 1813 bt PLINY FAY, Recorder. ALT I SALT 1 1500 bbls. first qualiiy just received and for salo at 40 c.ts.

per bushel, by WILLIAM R4 KERR, was siiiinir'at her work. Had she standing it would have taken fT tier lite a narrow escape. Precvtj- D. 1813. the court aforesaid in Ihe county and Washington, Feb.

20, 1843, 23 Xy Subscriptions to the abov work will be re Territory aforesaid, ordered a decree of Bankruptcy WILLIAM F. DE WEBER, fIu Chancer7- will he takch to prevent the intiusion ceived at this onicc. to lie entered in faTor ol the said Ezra Blanchard, JOHN DEWEBER, Uiese ini.s. and that his application for the benefit of the Bankrupt law should stand continued for the second hearing to the second Monday of July next, at the the barrel, by may 5cm A. Oull.

Vlh 4 LU. District Court of the United Stettei for the county of Cedar in the Territory of Iowa. Tn Ihe matter of tbie petition of Moses B. Church, to Fhwce. The Cincinii Court House in said county, and that the case fwas JEWETTTS I.MPJIOVED PATENT ON the 30th day of March, 1843, the above named plaintiff filed his bill in said court, stating in substance thai on the 20th day of June, 1842, he recovered a judgment in law in said court, against Wm.

F. Deweber, for $140 22, and $77 81 costs of suit that an execution was iisued thereon aHd returned unsatisfied that the Sheriff was unnbic to find property of the said defendant whereon to levy referred lo John Gilliland, Commissioner of Bankruptcy in said county, jfore whom on the 17th day of Mav next, at his office in the town of Wap-; ell, in the county and Territory aforesaid, you may appear and have the petitioner examined under bath lvfpubliein of the 3d inst. says This iriissi will undoub-edly remain vaeant "I Mia nrxt CoiyiTss We uii-brsjniid the President is of opinion lliat blip? no power. to appoint, as the varnjsU fy qccasiotu-J the resitfiiation of Gen. that jiending the action aforesaid, the said Wm.

r. Deweber fraudulenily, and without consideration, -prove your claims or show cause at the second hearing in court, at the time first aforesaid, why Ci before the commencement1 State Bank of Illinois. wiUiin three pionths froiv tT(e data of the agreement, with interest, whercupob he defendant, by his aforesaid, lnund himself lo make a good and sufficient deed for; the aforesaid tracts ol land; and that afterwards the said complainant, to Wit: on ihe 21st day of Jubj, 1812, caused lo tendered, pursuant to the agreement, to the said defendent in person, the said soma of money a-liove specified, with the accruing interest, in Ihe taper ofjthc State Bank of Illinois, which the said defendant Tcfuspd to receive, and avowed bis determina lion not to fqlfil his contract bill prays fora specific performance of the contract. The defendant is therefore hereby notified to be and pppear before said court. nt iis next term to be holderj 011 the fifth Monday of May next, at Bloomington! in the coun the prayer of the petitioner shall not be The Assignee appointed iri this case is Aaron Blan tae ypssioD." chard, of the county aforesaid.

to be declared aj Bankrupt and to be discharged from bis debts. LStc. The creditors of MOSES CHURCH, and other persons interrested will take that on the 3d day of December, A. D. 1812.

the court aforesaid, in the cdunty and Territory aforesaid, ordered a decree of bankruptcy to be entered in favor of the said Moses jB. Church, arid that bis application for the benefit c'f the bankrupt law should stand continued for the recorfd hearing jto the first day of the September Ter)n of said court, in the year 1843, at the court house in said county, and that the case was referred to the Commissioner ofj Bankruptcy in said county, licfore whom on the first Monday in September, A. 1813, at his office in the town of Tipton, in'said county, you may appear and'have the petitioner examined under oath, and prove your claims, or show cause at the second hearing in said court at the said court, ot the September term. A-D. AjXrw WonK.

The New York Express: Attest, A. C. INGHRAM, Clerk. conveyed hisjnropcrly to his father, John JJewebe, who now hoklsThc same ib seeret trust to the use of the said Wm. F.

Dewelier that amongst the property so conveyed Was all his personal property and lot No. 10 in block No. 12, in Bloomington: that the said John Deweber is a non-resident of this Territory prays that both defendants answer, and for a decree that said property lie sold to satisfy said judgment and 5 i- m.A 1 1 T. S. Pabviw, Sol.

Nuni nr. Aran eoster, me lexicogra I LOUGH. ARE! March 17, ili- 'jl tn nut to Press a collrcMon; of THE "subscribers have the pleasure of announ i itiiig die entire political Jiistory muitiy. Ainoiiir oijier this "ill cdiitainj Origin of I he I laiifojrJ in the eidv correct account ty a and plead, answer or demur theretb, and abide the order of the Courh I I J. G.

MORROW, Clerk ii ruUui.ed." St. Louis Ariel. April 14, 1843-24-Ct 1843, why the prayer of the petitioner should not Lows DiJsHLEn. Sol's for petitioner, 1- 4-i i 1 McCoy is appointed assignee Muscatine district Court Itov. Ttrm.

1312 Icettino Smart. Captains of steamprs fii Vi nu: port now-a-days ana having fpee u.ird, land them on; the Illintjis they are departing, 13 lllft tA'O 1 I r. I i I be granted. Georf in this case. Attest, April 28, 1843- SAMUEL LUCAS i P.

FLEMING, Clerk. n26-xt Chancery. RICHARD F. BARRET, infill uu ifitiitj ntiiii ynii 111 lhdtigetfi'n round the law by steaih. pomologiga: I0VA AND le of Tii St.

Louis 'I'heatre. The HORTICULTURAL GARDENS, I I BY" II .1 pym ail It I 'I llJ I i 'u secure tlie payment ol a noie JAMES WEED. POMONA VILLA, 5 r. an was knocked nfl" to George 1 hm "uie sum 01 ljP' nits sum 01 nALF A MltK SOUTH OF BLOOMISOTOX anion nt ot the note and inter- 20ay March 17. iur the e4t.

Louis Ariel. if at -The ship Metoka, of cing to their nuijierous friends und customers, that ilujv have now on ind a large supply of the above ploughs of this year's manufacturer which, owing to the clrange of times we are enabled to offer at greatly reduced 1 i From the liberal encouragement cxiendedo us last year by the sale of over 1000 of these ploughs, and the universal satisfaction they gave, we were induced to ppairno pains in selecting the very beiA of 'materials, and employing the best mechanical skill in their construction The consequence has been that we have produced results that are highly satisfactory to oiirselves, and must be to those who purchase of We have now a plough which is so well adapted lo our soil, that it sets all competition at defiance. For the information of thouse unacquainted with! its construction, we will offer this brief explanation The whole surface of the plough is 'ground smooth. The mould-board made of wrought iron. The shear of steel, (which is attached to the mould-lioard by three smjll Ixdts,) so that it is easily taken off by means of the clevis-pin, to be repaired or replaced by a new Ope.

The shape of! the mould-board is constructed oil strictly scientific principles, so lhat it scours perfectly bright in the most loose and loamy soil, which is in truth the great dissideratum jn this section of the country as it thereby enables a team to accomplish at least one-third more work in a day, with far greater case, and in a much better manner, than with one hat will not scour, This every practical man knows Within'" the part yearj we have received the warmest testimonials in regard toi them from hundreds of our practical men whodiave them in use and at the St. Louis County Agricultvral society's Fair, held in October last, wcj were on trial and awarded the premium. Alsoa'diplomaat the Fair of the Mechanics Institute held in this city in November last. But the best evidence of their-superiority to all others now in use. is the fact that no farmer who has used them will, for any consideration, jmake nse of any other.

I We have reduced th price at retail for cash in hand to $9 75 for the two horse ploughs, with iron strap for the leam, and $7 '75 for" the one horse ploughs. A lilieral discount made to those who purchase by the dozen. BRIDGE HALE. ork, McL uren. on her vovare from THE Partnership heretofore existing between S.

C. Hastings and J. Scott Richm3n, under the name of Hastings Richman, expired by limitation on the 22d day of January, A. D. 1843.

Either is authorized to settle the business of the firm. I S. C. HASTINGS, i J. SCOTT RICHMAN.

April 7, 1843. 23-3t NOTICE. NOTICE ia hereby given to the creditors and heir? of the estate of M. MATHEWS, dee'd. late of Muscatine County, Iowa, lhat application will be made at the next term of the District Court for said county of Muscatine, to be holden in Bloomington, for an order to sell the real estate of said deceased, to pay his debts.

RANKIN, April 7, 1813. 23-6t Administrator. The U. Mathematician! And Business Man's Companion, THE demand for this work has been so extensire that we were obliged to publish a second editton of the first number, which is; now ready to forward to subscribers. We are now ready to supply al demands, however extensive, and will at any time furnish Ihe work from the commencement.

This work will contain everything necessary in arithmetic, book-keeping, algebra, mensuration, gua-ginjr, Ac. to form and complete a man for business. Terms. The United States Mathematician and Business Man's Companion, will lie completed iri 24 semi-monthly numbers, of 32 duodecimo pages each, on good paper, and forwarded to subscribers at $1 50, payable in all cases in advance. i' Any person forwarding $5, in current money, (free of portage) shall have five copies of eachNo.

forwarded to his order. Those who wish to set as agents, shall hare a specimen number forwarded, by applying the subscriber, (post paid.) I J- M. MAHAN, Id S. Mint Building, 27 north 7th sL Publishers throughout the United States who ill cive the above two or three conspicuous insertions, a- ntner thi noticed shall have a copy of costs, anu lor general renei. a iujojiu iimm er will therefore take notice of the pendency of this suit, and that at the next term of this court to be begun and holden at Bloomington in said county on the 29th day of May, 1843, a rule will be asked for the answer of the defendant, and that for want thereof, said bill will be taken as confessed.

i W. R. KERR, By Si-KPHEjr Whichkr, his Solicitor. March 31,1842. 22-6t Prs.fee$I0 50 Muscatine District Court Nov.

Term, 1842. JOSEPH LUCAS 7 I vs. yin Chancery. RICHARD F. BARRET, 5 iy THE defendant in the 'above cause will take notice that on the 23d day of November, 182.

a the term of the court aforesaid, the complainant filed his bill of complaint in ihe office of the clerk of said court, alledging in substance, that the said defendant, bein seized of the north-west quarter and the west haIfof the north-east quarter ot section two, township seventy-six, range three west, situated in the county of Muscatine and Territory of Iowa, author ized. some short time prior to the 4th day of May, i842, one Robert Stuart as his agent to make contracts' for the sale or purchase of said tracts of land aforeraid, and that the said Robert Stuart aforesaid, at the date last aforesaid, had come to an agreement with the said complainant for the 'purchase thereof at the sum of four hundred and eighty dollars, which said sum of money was paid by the complainant and received by the defendant, through the hands of his aaent aforesaid, whereupon the said agent executed for the defendant a receipt for said sum of money in full payment of said landj as well as binding the de-SrikeacooJ and sufficient deed within days rom the ife of contract, which the said defendant refuses to do. The bill prays a specific ueienudm contract. The defendant is 1" ifitd b.Tnd appear before the next therefore po reffUjor term, to be holden at Bloomington. in the county aforesaid, on the fifth Monday of May next, and pleJ.

answer, or demur -nd abide the or'er of the Court- thereto, and abide the MQRR0 Wj April 14, "i Liverpool Becsf.Bces!Bees! 03 Experience our CuideCD JIagoon'a Double Subtended JSon-swarm- hiff Bec-hlvt, 1IIEAPER, more convenient and better adapt-Hi ed to the natural habits of, the Bee than any hound to hvv Orlpnnc nut into Kl 1 ho 1 1 1 1 1 .1 1 1 1 inr iini rra irl a S()fne rina eaders were mu, the jT.rt sent home for trial arid THE defendant in the above case will take notice that oii the 23d day of Novemlcr, A.l D. 1812, it the term of court aforesaid, tbe said! complainant filed his bill! of complaint in the office of the clerk said court, aOedging in substance, that the said defendant being seized of tLe north-east quarter of section No. thrfe (3) and ihe eas. half of the southwest quarterjof section No. in township seventyj-six, north of range No.

three west j)f the fitih (5) meridian, situated iu Muscatine county and Territory of au'horiscd, soroe short linie prior tp May, A. 1842 one Robert Stuarc a3 agent to make contracts for thf sale or purchase of sail tracts of lands, and that the said Robert Stuart! aforesaid, at the date last a foresaid, -had come to an agreement in writing with the said complainant, for the purchase thereof, at the sumj tf four hundred and eighty dollars, to be paid in the iapcr of the State Bank ibf Illinois by the 12th day jof November then next following, with interest; whereupon the defendant, his agent aforesaid, bonid himself to make ja gocd and sufficient deed for the aforesaid tractsf lai and lhat afterwards, to wit. on the 21st day of July, 1842, caused to lie tendered, pursuant jto agieement, to the said defendant in persiiin, the said sum of money specified, with! the accruing interest, in he paper of the State Bank of Illinois, which the siid defendant refused to receive, and.a-vowed his determination not to fulfil his contract; which contiact the bill prays a specific performance of. 'jlie di fendant is -therefore hereby notified to )e and appear before said court, at its next term, to holdeh on tpe fifth MonJay of May hxt, at Bloom- Bee-Palace whatever, is oflered on uic most ni.if.i.- Enquire of him on Muscatine mxlating terms. Island.

1 J--itt Mo. Ueprier. March 31. 22-6in ..3 Hoat. Mr.

burden, from Troy, N. 1 1 now in O.ii, ii R2' in this, city, ii about to construct! jQaat in rn 1.., 1 1 im ten nits aiFiiwvT ivvu eiurs: hundred lonor. She is ex peeled! jnake iharip from. New York to Troy, ICOj vJ? five "ours Clear the track New! To Conlraclors. THE Farmers'! Mechanics Exchange Company propose to'cOntract for building a Warehouse on in bldck No.

5, 60 (eetnn length by 30 feet in width, two fetories high, a cellar. Sealed proposals wil le received by the Directors of the Company, for building the same, until the 13th of May next. bids will be j-eccived for furnishing a part or iliof the material, and for perform- yis Ol sun. of the recommendations of a mnr ia tw 1 1 11 1 uai b.ii.KiEia bile IT a 1 ing different pnrjs of the work, layman nine, will furnish all! iiecessary information to persons says, "We nave; wishing In rontract. J.

E. FLETCHER, lu the taking of life, where iher President. circumstances which would make a April 21-25 I i I insforj, in Ibe county aforesaid, and plead, answer, thirl a of course; but'e. dq or demur thereto, and abide the onler of the Court esecutives, lesislatures, and lunes; THE ECLECTIC SPELLERS. nJ a of other School.

Books, received and I for sale IUl'wwint, 1 forwarded to them, 7 152 Mam Street, fct. Mo OGILVIE Co, Agents. country are geninr far too lender heart. J. G.

MORROW, Clerk. April 14jl843-24-6t Lowi Dishlxr Sol's for petitioner! Ixrvnt Deshteh SoVs. torpeutioner, Protection of our citizen. Bloomington April 28 n26-cmvd I.