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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-11-21
AT APpanooce aud Fort Madison.

At Appanooce aud Fort Madison.
TIME subscribers take this method Of inform.
J. ing the public that they have in complete
operation neu Steam Ferry Boat, which
IS now running. and will constantly run with
out delay between Fort Madison. iowa Teri.
tory, and Appunoace, Illinois The bout is nov
nude strong, we'll banistered, and is quite con.
vencnt, calculated Cor Ladies', Children nj
aged persons. to be free from any danger Of
Stock or Steam.
The Boat IS calculated TO run at any fine
regardless of wind or high water and the dc
being good to and from the Ferry on both s;lc,
OF the river, at all Seasons Of the year. is IN
Involvement to Travellers to be confident Of 10
ing conveyed across in safety anu without dc.
lay.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-11-21
rURE FOR FILES OR p EhOkki1Onp
Pile Ointment.
4 NJ YER FILLING REMEDY
C.

FJSHlS admirable preparation, the happy re-
IL suit OF much research, the proprietor with
confidence, offers TO the public asa certain cure.
he has used it long in private practice and since
he has offered it to the public asa remedy, ITS
reputation is such that no one would credit its
universal efficacy Without having experienced
1t themselves. Such are its soothing ana heal.
i"g properties that those afflicted with the Piles
have but to try it and they will know for
themselves
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-11-21

GROCERIES.
DROWN and Loaf ougur, @
I'D Rio, Old lava and ST. Domingo Coffee,
Ground Alum and Liverpool Blown salt,
Moasscs, Cider Vinegar
Imperial, Young Tyson and Pouchong Tea
Bar and shaving soap
Cavendish and Fine cut Tobacco
Segars, Pepper Sauce, Lemon Syrup
Rasins, Cassia, Pepper. Spice.
Saleratus, Mustard, Pipes, starch, &c.
In Store and for sale at the lowest prices by
H. w. MOORE i co.
Burlington, June, 6, 1891
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-11-21
FLOUR,

EUST received per B. Brazil from Cincin
~ natl. Ohio.
so bbs fresh superfne Ohio Fluor on com
mission, also
go bbls It. Louis superfnc Flour for sale by
innr II BR[DGMAN & PARTRiDGE.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-11-21
HARDWAn 4. sc.

GHOVFLS, Hoes, HAND and Wood Saws,
y Coffee mills, Files German Silver and
Britannia Tlblc and Tea Spoons,
Britannia Lamps, Globe Lanterns Nail and
Hatchet Hammers, Broad and narrow Axes,
Augers, Chiscls, Brick and clustering Trowels
Locks, Latches and Bolts.
Screws, Nails, Tacks and Sparablcs,
Tea Kettles, Squares, Rules, Pen and
Pocket Knives, Table do and Forks, Razors,
Razor Straps, Trace Chains, &c. &c.
Just received and for Sale by
June, 81 Fl. w. MOORE 81 co. q
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-11-21

CERTIFICATES
OF the certain efficacy of the remedy could
be exhibited, hutth proprietor deems it unnc.
ccssary. None arc genuine without u yellow
wrapper round the box and the directions sign.
cd by the proprietor.
w. s. BOYD,
Sold Wholesale and Retail by Robertson &
Armstrong in Burlington who are my sole
agents for Indiana, Illinois, Missouri, Iowa
and Wisconsin Territories.
Burlinpton--6y
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-11-21

--HuteS % FeTTyHgc-
For crossing wagon and yoke of cycn 81 on
span of horses ca
cart or wagon and | horse IS
each additional yoke of oyer o.
each additional span OF horses a5
- man and horse GIL
- each loose horse Sc
" each foot passenger 1aI
: each head OF loose cattle ~
/" each head CT hogs. sheep or
goats 81
EDWARD WHITE,
Appanoocs, HI. Sept. II, 1852 str
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-11-21

- 1.ANk DEEDS and Justices BLANKS
ED for sale at this Office, corner of Wash
ing,un and Water Streets
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-11-21

20 do--each 10 do of the Louisiana State
Bank, 100 each, each Prize eco 9
III do---each = shares of lUG each, each
prize OF the Gas Light Bank,
200 do each share Of the Bunk of Lou.
isiana 9
200 do each share Of 100 Of the Now
Orleans Bank. 9
$50 do each | share Of 100 of the Union
Bank Of Florida.
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ff II. W. MOORE & CO
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By the President:
JAMES NHITcoMB,
Commissioner Of tie General Land Office.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-23

passage through that city, Thursday evening" Of
express from Sir John Harvey. with dispatches for Gen
Scott at Augusta. We have received letter from our
Augusta correspondent, informing US OF The arrival of
the express tina, place. and communicating the agree
able intelligence that the character OF the dispatches was
highly pacific All danger is now over.
The Boston Daily Advertiser of the 18th says, that
the British troops concentrating near the frontier are
known 10 be the eleventh regiment Of about SIX hundred
men from Canada small detachment of the Royal ar
tery from the same quarter, the sixty ninth regiment
OF SIX hundred men, who have partly arrived, and The
rest are on their way from Nova Scotia and small
number of men who were previously in N Brunswick
In addition, ESQ n Brunswick militia have been drafted
and part Of them are ordered into service for garrison
or barruck duty.
schooner with six brnss cannon arrived at Bath
one y from Boston, on the 10Th.
The Portland Courier mentions rumor that the CO.
vernon and Council of Maine had united in a recon-
mendalion 10 the President 10 appoint Mr. Webster 10
the special mission. But the Courier expressly dis.
claims all belief i'm the report
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-23
FROM MAINE.

The advices by the Eastern mail continue 10 be of
pacific character Gen. Scott has received letter from
Sir John Harvey, giving strong assurances of an nn
cable adjustment of existing difficulties Little doubt
was entertained at Augusta that for the present. peace
full arrangement would be effected.
In the Maine Legislature, on Friday, Mr.. Cole, OF
Paris from the Committee on The Northeastern boun
reported the following resolve, which read once,
and Monday next assigned for its further considerations
"Resolred That whenever The Governor OF this Stne
shall be fully satisfied either by the declarations OF the
Lieutenant Governor Of the Province Of New Bruins.
wick or otherwise that he has abandoned all idea OF &C.
cupying the disputed territory with military force or
of attempting expulsion of the civil force sent mere
under our land agent that then the Governor OF this
State be authorized to withdraw military force, eav-
ing the land agent with sufficient posse armed or un-
armed as the may require TO drive out or arrest The
espassers and 10 preserve and protect the timber from
their depredations.' 20
ATLAS OFFICE, Bosroy, March Is.
Some little sensation excited III Bangor oy 'hs
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SAFE of roiua5Ie rsai PROPERTY and Siares.

PURSUANT 10 authority vested in the will of Pleasant
W. IlarwOod deceased. late of the cnco shall
proceed Oh the 80 day April next front The Bell Tavern
the City OF Rchmond SELL for cash, Five valuable be-
longing the said Pleasant W. HaTw0od deceased,
Ofthese, valuable factory andAnd the 5h day Of
month"; the hour of O'Clock, r. NJ the premises
shall proceed sell part OF Lot No. 1872 the plan oil The City Of
Rchmond street, ronn. - that the
residence Mrs. Whlie which lot there house
and other improvements
Thursday the 18th day OF the month shalt pocsed,
premises, hour o'clock 81 sell Of Land,
lying and being the oil Henico containing huudsd
eight aud quarter This land lies the old Brook road,
three miles above the Richmond adons tho
ns Of Joseph e. Burton John Carter and Others The of
10, land will onethId Of the parehuse
be paid cash. third b. paid months after The day
SALE aud the remaining third be paid twelve months after ths
said saehe credit payments be secured by bonds with good
curiy, and deed Of trust on the property.
SMITH d. NEW,
4dr de J0nis m Tie ~ ANNEXED Of r. ~ WIrrOOd dec.
March % lG2-wids
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uon Of The compact which secures the Union Of the
Slates-we shall ugun most triumphantly vindcae from
the contempt of Ars,ocraIic pride and privilege, our
dearly cherished Democracy-that genuine Democracy
which consists Of the right Of the People TO govern them
selves according to the plain intent and meaning of The
Constitution ard Laws which they have freely adopted
renew the request that the names Of the Committee
Of Vigilance may be handed the Secretaries to be in
serted among proceedings, without formal report 10
the Conventon-and for myself ask that may be par
doned for having TINS efy-and perhaps unnecessa,
rly-ob,ruded myself upon the body of which deemit
an honor to have been deputed as member from my
own native county,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-23
B. This Act shall be in force from the passing thereof
AN ACT, TO changeMc time of the Meeting of the Gene
r,J 9ss.,,LJ, TD,ss,J y,,,.L
B This Act shall be in force from its passage
From the Burlington (pt) Ga=ette)

HoLmEs.-We understand that the President has de-
cned acting upon the application for the surrender Of
DR.. Holmes he murderer Of Mons Tasche) and refer.
red The subject TO Gov Jennison We understand the
position taken at Washington to be, thai, inasmuch as
neither The constitution the laws Of Congress provide
for the at ALL ii must rest the ground OF nero
comfy between the British Provinces and the ad-
joining States, and therefore the decision should be
left the State authorities Under these circumstan
cess Gov Jennison has issued his warrant for the fur
ther detention of the accused and appointed the 2Sth
MnIch for 4 hearing in the premises al this place.
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The Granite Stale.

The campaign has opened nobIy in New Hampshire.
Iobn Page. Republican, is elected Governor by more
,b,u SIX THOUSAND MISUNDERSTANDING clear De.
,nocs,c nett gain of more than THREE THOUSAND
in one year-'The whole Congressional ticket Of course.
I'VE have elected four of the FIVE Counse;ors ten Of
the Twelve Senator's being gain of two Districts and
about one hundred and forty two Representatives out Of
9S5-ncreasing the Democratic majority from eighteen
las. year. City, in the popular branch OF the Legsa.
,ure" This is clean work indeed!
We have scarcely one line to spare for the splendid
Exhibition of Paintings in the City Hall, from the pencil
Of Mr.. Aluan Fisher of Boston Were we to consult
our own feelings would devote at least column 10
them. They are very fne-we are almost disposed to
STYLE them magnificent, The Copy of General Wash
rcton from Stuart exquisi,ethe Landscapes, the
nous domestic scenes The wild horses and the tame
the children and the dogs, &c, &c, are admirable
.dvse every one who has any taste for the beauties Of
Painting TO participate of the pleasures which have
enjoyed Werecommend Mr. Fisher, not only upon our
own observations but upon The representations of gen.
,sun of high character, to the patronage OF The public
n By the inadyerent mistake Of letter, the name Of
MI Henry Wood, the Delegate from the county of Anne
la was printed at the foot Of his Address in last pa
per- W Wood
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Eand and Negr0cs far Sale.

kTHH HHH J0V U7l8
ON Monday the h Of April will be sold, tho Bowling Green
for the hi hest bidder FIVE likely young Negroes.
And Tuesday the 9Th OF April will be soL the highest bid
der the premises OF land beongn tho OF jesse
Terrell deceased containing 200 aceS adjoining she lands Col
A. Samuel Wesley Wright, George b. Terrell and Others This
land valuable quality and especially its timber and
wood. Terms made known on the day Of sale.
GEO. q. TERRELL,
EEeeutOr Of Jesse Terrell, dec.
MIR
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MARKETs-FRlDAY, March %, 1888

NNNhE st KIDAYI NuTCN q, Tc0J.
FLouR-S7a7 4 duIl-sonie parcels sold Basin
Bank S67.5
WHEAT-Sl 40 80.
ToBACco-l.ugs 50 4 s 4-I4eaf common to mid
dling9 ga II l2-midding to good l2 IA l-2-good
and fine Is II 9, receipts ght-common and mid
ding qualities dull
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March %

Something Superb t-.7nOthsr Geo DUttar Piano.!
there be such thing superb Piano Forte certainly tho
received by the subscriber ought truly be called
SUPERIOR and outside. IL it is really and
truly first then shall he ready confess, that
celebrated makers Stodart, Worcester Dunhan
worthy OF the praise which has been largely bestowed them
by in all quarters Of tho world My object
eyes Of public than their money is desirable,
future benefit that the people, and all sccd for them
this splendid One OF the late high priced Pianos
sold William NJ Robinson, Ei Richmond; and if the pub
lie know what satisfaction that instrument
they easily find by calling Mr.. person. whose
and Judgment doubted. have lhir
teen Pianos hand, expect twelve few days
E. 2. NASH, Petersburg ia.
9 N3w
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Died. Thursday cvonns ns els March, amer proacted
painful Illness which he bore with oudc and resignation,
MI ANrOsr D.0RY the 5h year OF his ageIhe friends and
OF the flmy requested attend the uae
from his late residence "a few doors below the Columbian oc
this morning 10 O'clock, without further invitation.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-03-23

Y5R. THOMAS BLAKE-iR AZ you resident Of tbs
and have known agent will please take
tce that shall MOsD.r the 2Ch Of April at the store house
Iorime Sword Co., the county OF Essex and on lHuRs
the 9th day Of the month Apr the store house Of
Gcoge X Carlton the county Of King Queen Pfoseed TO take
dispositions Of d. A. e. D. Roy and Others TO be used
depending and undetermined In the Superior
Of Chancey for the county Of King & Queen, IN
you PLAINTIFF and myself deputy sherd
for Hugh Campbell sheriff. and committee OF the estate Of Lewis
Boocke decd defendant OF failure 10 luke The dePo
upon above mentioned shall proceed from day to
day. Sunday exccped until they arc oken when
limo and place you attend if you think Propef $500 ,,o
Yours, respectfully, M Bird
Morcho
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LETTERS to Members Of the Virginia Legislature

LETTERS to Members of the Virginia Legislature
The following is from Of the most decided Wings
in the State, Gn an Eastern county)
Harch - IL concur with you entirely, as TO the
course which principle and policy both pointed out 10 the
Wing and Democratic parties in the Legislature in
ann 10 the late for election of u s. Senator
ard rejoice most sincerely that the msretrctoUS c0ut
ton was defeated Never did party proclaim its own
inamy with so little decency have the orty Of the
Wig party in The Legislature. The fifteen Wings VI
when sou speak and upon whom The blame is sough: TO
be cast, Tor defeating an election, are the only Wings
worthy of the the rest have virtually declared
that all their patriotic professions were mere hgpoeru
cal cent designed to humbug and gull the people, and
tina, their only object was gain for themselves the
spois-bul hope life Wing party in the State VIII put
the seal of reprohaton upon all, who have thus basey
abandoned their avowed principles and msrePresenled
their constituents.
The subsequent extract is part Of Letter, from con.
situen who would scarcely vote for his delegate, be-
cause he would at The last Spring election pledge
himself TO vote for Mr. Rives:
Nareh l-l see that no election Of Senator had taken
place the last mail and perhaps likely 10 take place
The present sessionan event which we all no doubt de.
precaIe. But at the same time, had rather there be
no election than one should be chosen from the Oppose
ton; and, as 10 Mr. Rives consider him more ohec
tiouable than an old Wing Perhaps you may think it
strange that should have renowned Mr. Rves; but, ii
you will look his recent you may at once solve
the mystery once entertained IN mistaken confidence
in Mr.. Rlvess integrity, and acknowledge that was
extremely unwilling give him up, and could not do
until had nconies.ibe proof of his having deserted his
principles, though | have marked his course for some
tine with little suspicion and finally renounced him
reading his remarks The presentation of his reso
luton, calling the Treasury Department for informa
ton respecting lis fiscal arrangements with The Bank of
the l. S have undergone change on the Sub.
Treasury bill am, as heretofore opposed 10 it, and
my convictions have been deepened by recent events
cannot, however, but regret the course pursued by
The Conservatives in the Legislature. Mr. RvesS atfi
iaion with the Wings is too strong to be mistaken by
any minute observer Of the past history of political de-
serers.'
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MARRIAGES.
DEATHS.

Married Wednesday erenns by the Rev. Jas B. Taylor Mr.
THoMAs ~ Rusr Miss Rn WILLIS, ONLY daughter OF the
di. Reuben freeman, all Of this city.
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FUR THE FNRUIRER.
APPEALS TO THE PEOPLE

JTTlS1LO 4 " IHL 1 Eur LII
The smoke Of the battle has cleared away-The events
lately but rapidly, developed have brought TO light those
denouements which, few weeks past. lad been dimy
Swallowed forth light above the brightness OF the
sum- shines around the path Of the peope-and shall
the scales not fall from their eyes,
The position Of the EARNED Neutrality" is no longer
doubtful. The call made upon the Republican party,
friendly 10 the Administration, TO meet in convention on
the 3rd Monday Of the present month"; hns been cordial
y responded to- From all quarters OF the country have
representatives been forth who glored in the name
and principles of Democratic Republicans, and repud
ated the monslrous proposition of "thlrd party -
Many the members OF that Convention, who
dsupproved of the Independent Treasury; but they
were not ashamed of the of Democracy, and in
the words oil the old wheel.horse from buckingham,
peierred Martin Van Buren, this day, as President TO
any other man in America" But, in that Convention,
not one of those Republican legislators appcdrtd ch0 had
the union and harmony of the Republican party from the
country though differing single question of expo
dency; but they raised not their voice In the councils
extended the right hand Of fellowship They still
cupy the ses,y led position of an EARNED Neutrality
begerent attitude towards their former friends We
more Than fear they have eagued their fortunes with
Mr. Rives and have gone out from amongus
From Mr.. Rives have hope Of receiving further
corporation. In the formation Of Third party, he has
abandoned his former; and if that not sufficient, he
has repudiated their name. While his former
friends have deeply amented his course, his bilterest
enemies have been loudes, in their praise This warning
lost upon him he did not pause upon this suspi.
cous aduation, and inquire, "Lord, what aorong hath
thy servant done, that his enemies should praise
him. They have extended to him The right hand
of fellowship, and it is not rejected They have
given him raternal embrace, and would have plac.
ed him OH the highest seat in their synagogue
They ask of him no penance; but together they have
drank of the Lehean sream and the past is forgotlen
He gives countenance support to the cause Of De-
mocracy. The Wings have enlisted in his support. He
will be their great eaderhe will lead them victo.
ry-while they unite in hozannas to his course-while
they anxious to e1at him above the most talented
of their par,yoverlookng faithful service and suffer
ing in the Wing cause-are any simple enough 10 doubt
his desertion? He will soon unur his fag-the broad
banner of the Volsc will be displayed, and ancien
enemies will be marshalled under this second Corola
nus. LIE, the Republicans look to this-the develope
ments rapidly taking place, are too plain TO be mistaken
A MEMBER OF THE CONVENTION,
| (FrOm the South Side
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The safeguards in each are es simple as

am boilers Inc Safeguards !" ~ " ~
,;sctre .-1,s .,sn, which has lust occurred be
LIZ md warning as we are sure 1t Will be ana u
ESQ., ,nse a more constant and rigid observance OF
;s'pn, which science and experience have pointed
ne The sure and unerring guarantees OF safety q,
st IS "' IRiehmond Compiler, !aareh Il.
-, lvnchburg virginian is kind enough 10 Knock
'n' Nv, with one hand, and 10 raise Us up WIN a"o'
admits, that "wi,h all the faults OF The hnqni-
.sr, s"r n,ny redeemne yir,ues"-This is rather
Ff' half and half, the fair slde)-out then IL
a>'e oyerdoes the business when in another breath
t'mps!s ne their chosen standard bearer, with
e'I,s" TO the Conservatives, aud flying TO the
"Neac"t, Phiisines" This is all the foul side
camp d-aud what is more, it is as unjust as 1t IS
,s We have pursued the "eVen TENOR OF our
rn"'u', b,o,chout We stick to the very same POSI-.
way "h w,ch we set out. Dissent on one mea-
ton 49,, on all Others liberal support of the Adj
.,,;,p-an avowed determination to support the
MAS" of Martin Van Buren-an uniform reproba.
every attempt to affiliate 10Th The Wigs; Of every
you Of throwing ourselves into the arms OF these
iao's". sremies This was our course, known 10 Mr..
'aES"' VOW, TO the Conservatives-known to all the
k',,I When. them we saw the Wings and Conserva'
S". ;,,slly co-operating-and going for gentle
i'e', did no, claim to be friend Of the Adminisra.
H'a w." ND one. for whom Mr.. Clay himself avowed a
over Mr. Tyler-was it nottime, TO carry out
F'Np,'.;op, We did not leave the Conservatives
o'' ~, "a We did not throw ourselves into the arms
H!y X" ph;lis,ines But we are found no,o, where ne
r.," rom the first and throughout
VIZ T,:,,b,rv indeed Let any man judge US from the
lie, HIM Judge from the extracts we fur
h 60 rom the Enquirer of Tuesday las-And then
csres US with eachery, we envy neither his un'
i.,sandlng nor his candor.
~, Robert Ridley, Republican, is announced as a
r,n5,a,e for Southampton Petersburg ln,eligen
~, s rahsr too glad ION account of Mr. Pegram) and
~ .,d ION Mr. Ridleys accounD-lf it bring Pegram'
snds to the polls, it vii! also check Rves sand be-
ss The ln,eigsncer had better recoec the old adage
..S no, "halloo till it get of the wood" We are
"sarsd tina, Rideys friends have strong hopes of sue
.sss The Democrats used to carry Southampton-anc
INV should they no, in 1889, when the late Coalitor
have dissatisfied the people, and Disguised some of ,he
own party;