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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-10-31
CHIPS AND SHAVINGs.

Quite sensation, as we learn from
the Louisville Gazette, was produced
IN that city, recently, by the appear
ance OF a moon and star at noon-day.
mo one would take you to be what
you are" said an old fashioned gen.
tleman, a day or two ago, to dandy
who had more hair than brains.
.ssWhy?'' was the immediate return.
ssBecause they can't see your ears.''
The cause of ladies' teeth decayine
at SO much earlier a stage of life than
those of the other sex, is attributed to
the friction Of the tongue upon them.
But according to the Hartford Couri.
Ell, it is owing to the sweetness o.
THEN lips, as it is a fact well establish
5edb everysbody's say SO, that swee1
things rot the teeth.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-10-31

Pizarro Edwards, mo kin to us] o.
Richmond, Va. has recently abscond-
ed with $50, 900, money iraudulently
obtained. He had been a member OF
the City Council and. President of the
Union Savings Bank He left behind
an interesting family.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-10-31

| ! i D ! |. ! Q ! :
TON, /. T., THURSDAY, {
4 That which will pay, a man for hi
days Work-Which will buy the farm
er's grain or stock--purchase the pro
ducts Of the mechanics labor--or b,
received in exchange for the mer
chants goods, is not fit to buy an OF
/ flee, holders dinner, or pay him for tht
few hours labor which he gives to pub
Vic duties. The Office holder has be
come a better man than any sothe1
portion Of community, and therefore
must be paid in gold or silver. In ;
few years we may expect to see the
metallic principle carried out still fur
1ther. We shall not be surprised tc
see it claimed for this important class
that they must. not eat from the same
dishes with the plebians, but are en-.
titled to feed from pure metallic spe-
cie-plates. No. Rep.
NEW MopE OF REsusclrArIoN FROM
|DRowNING.-The New York Observ-
1er4copies the following from an Eng
|lish paper, (the Worcester Journal
and the cause Of humanity may be
!s'ubserved by giving it an extended
circulation:
sat the annual meeting Of the Bris-
tol, eng Humane Society, the Soci-
ety's silver medal was presented to
DR.. Farbrother, of Clifton, for his ex-
ertlons in recovering a boy who had
been under the water in the floating
harbor quarter of an hour, and an
other quarter Of an hour had elapsed
before the Doctor could operate on
the body. The most remarkable fea-
tre in this case, is the new mode BY
which Dr.. F. succeeded in his lauda-
bic object; namely, by, closing the
mouth with his finger, sucking off the
foul air from the lungs through the
nostrils, and promoting respiration by
pressing on the abdominal muscles on
| the sides. The usual method is to in
flate the lungs; but it is very seldom
that persons are recovered by this
method, if they have been longer. than
4 few minutes under water
DIVISION OF THE TERRITORY The
subject of division of the territory
is becoming one of considerable inter
est. A large portion of the inhabitants
Of East Florida are favorable to di-
vision at the SuWanee--and we un-
derstand that not Il small portion of
the inhabitants Of Middle Florida,
since the rejection Of the Constitution
are willing to exscind East Florida
as worthless limb, from the body
corporate. Our delegate, though per.
sonally favorable TO the division, is
! pledged against the division, unless
expressly sanctioned by the people OF
Florida. We hope he will not con.
slider his election as giving such sane.
ton. lfthe integrity of the Union be
dissolved West Florida will insist up.
on being joined to Alabama; when
that time comes, South Florida will
speak her sentiments upon the sub
ject, and though she may speak with
a small voice, and a modest and diff
cult air, yet the justice Of her claim
to distinct and separate empire must
prevail. South Florida can support
a government by herself, that will be
respectable. Joined to. the rest Of
Florida, she is only tributary to the
advancement Of this silly faction OF
that. Key West Flo,idian.
sOur Renaissance does not extend
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-10-31

s'Our Renaissance does not extend
to the time when there was so much
evident drunkenness in Philadelphia,
as there has been within the last few
months. To see a man staggering
along the streets is no unusual sight,
and we can remember when it was a
rare circumstance. The increase of
intemperance may be simply account
ed for by the extension Of licenses for
tipplmg shops, and the multiplication
of the same under the name of oyster
houses. Temperance associations and
christian teachers may preach in vain
so long as they are unsustained by the
makers and ministers of the law. 1t
lis necessary for the reputation of Phil
adelphia, that the increase of this mon
strous evil should be arrested. The
ground should be. taken that no dram
shops at all are necessary-a truth
which no sober, disinterested person
can deny. If this position be not as
sumed and properly acted upon, Phil
adelphia will in time become as in
temperate as London or Glasgow, and
will give, with its weight as metrop-
oils, an example to the rest Of the
State which may prove intellectually
pernicious. - [Phila. Gaz.
O'CoNNEL's WIFE.-We have heard
much of O'Connell, but neverof his
wife, till now. The following neat
and beautiful reply was drawn forth
from him when his wife was toasted
at dinner given to the agitator at
New Castle: z
'sThere are some topics OF so sa.
cred and sweet d nature, that they
may be comprehended by those who
are happy, but they cannot possibly
be described by any human being
All that shall do is tossthank you ln
the name Of her who was, the disinter.
ested choice Of my early youth; who
was the ever cheerful companion 81
my manly years and who is the sweet
est solace of that scar and yellow
leaf age, at which 4 have arrived. In
| her name i thank YOU, and this yol
may readily believe, foryexperlence,
think, will show 10 us all, that mar
l;cannot battle and struggle with the
malignant enemies Of his country, un
less, his nest at home is warm and com
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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-10-31

DEATH OF JUICE BuEL.-We re-
agret to learn from the New York pa
.pers of yesterday. that Jesse Buel, of
Albany, died at Danbury, Conn.,, a few
days since. Judge Buel was man
of talents and Of worth for num-
Der Of years had devoted himself to
the promotion of the cause Of agricul-
ture. His "Cultivator'' is well Known
and his death should be regarded as
a national calamity.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-10-31

"Mr. We. +. Thompson lost more
merchandise, | believe, that any 9TH
er man, and his insurance exceeds his
loss by nearly 100000. Notwith-
standing the extent of the evil and
the momentary apprehensions Of the
morning, | do not hear that the pay
ments of the day were at all interrup-
ted at the banks.'' z.ls
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-10-31

ScHooLs FOR TEAcHERs.--At the
late annual Convention of the Nor
folk (Mass.) County Association for
the Improvement Of Common Schools
the following excellent resolution was
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-10-31

HoRRIpL The Boston Herald, on
the authority of't1le Jamaica Watch
man, gives the following unheard-of
atrocities committed on board one Of
the sslavers, Of whichcapture was made
some y time ago BY her Majesty's ship,
Snake, off the coast of that Island.
The narrative was obtained from two
young slet negro girls Of IL or ! 3 Of age,
1 forming mi part Of the cargo Of $50 Atri-
cans ;r according 10 their accounts, the
blacks were at frsttaken tolerable care
of insthe SLAYER, but the, provisions
becoming short, the flesh of the ne
groes who had died was boiled and
corned for them!and thatsafterwards
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-12-23
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

Much discussion points oil order occurred
during the early portion of the Session. We omit
il as of little interest the general reader
Mr. Afford asked the gentleman from New
York Mr.. Barnard to Withdraw his resolution,
aid let The House go into election OF Speaker.
The Administration party had dlslfanchsed New
Jersey, and the Opposition had not mo power 10
prevent it. The issue was with the people lie
tired o. fighting on the outpost, auo "ds ieduy
to meet the question.
Mr.. CRABB agreed with his friend from Geof-
sa Nh. Afford, that ii would be better to 60 mo
the election OF Speaker at once and he would give
notice to his political friends that he would not go
will them in delaying that decIssion by making ap-
peals and points OF order lie hlouSht was no"
high lime TO go INTO the election.
Mr.. BARNARD said he acceded TO the PROPOSE
ton Of the gentlemen from Georgia. lf. Ahoid'l
But he wished to be expressly ana distihciy uh-
dersiood that he did II because lie saw that the ma
Iority OF the House determined on the course
n would pursue with regard to bis propositions and
the remarks he intended to offer IN support OF II
Upon that belief lie yielded to The proposition # ne
gentlemen from Georgia and he did so BECAUSE IN
his conference, he desired TO save the House i'oih
the evils that would ensue, II II now solehn'y uee'
ded against the point oioider he Lad taised
Mr.. CRAIG moved call oil he House, "hich"as
| ordered and the roll having been called over ana
the absenteess having been sent Tor alter some
time,
Tho Uonse then proceeded Ia the election Of a
Speaker. $780,. -,
The FIST vote having been taben, aud before the
| result was announced,
! Mr. YORKE one Of the gentlemen commission
ed by The Governor Of New Jersey, rose and ask ed
if the roll had been called through. No answer be-
ing returned to him, he SAID he perceived that III
calling the roll his name Was omitted. lie htll
com MISSION he said, from the Governor Of New Je'-
sey Representative from maj ola'e' on"
drnanded tha, lis vote be received. lie voted Tor
| Johu Bell After which,
| Messls. Stratton, Aycngg. Maxwell and ia'sted
succcssvely demanded ,hat then vo,es be read 's
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TEN g1OIyurS Esear4rSy.

DANAWAY FROM THE SUBSCRIBERS
d b about four weeks since, Negro Woman uamed
r A " ~ ",
the properly OF Dir. II. +. Terry, of Franklin coun-
w. Va. She sent TO us TO be sold Tor Nh Terry,
and left on the day that she was to have been
sold. She is about 35 years OF age, quite large,
though not tall, being vety heshy and had on when
She left a PLAN Lusey lrock. She was raised IN
MARYLAND and sold TO Mr. Terry by Mr.. Richard
IT, Headen, who now lives just below Richmond,
on james River. We think II likely that she went
down the River IN a boat, and thai she may now be
about Richmond, and that perhaps she may attempt
to 60 farther nor.h.
We will give tho above reward for her arprehen-
sion and delivery in Lynchburg, or her conhne-
me- nj in Jail 50 that she be recovered
HUNT q MARTIN.
Do q Is
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1000 Tickets, from 10 1000. will be put in one
Wheel aud 100 Prizes with the Blanks, IN another
to every Number PIizi OF Blauk will be draw u,
until all are drawn.
The Fredericksburg Exchange Building. is situa-
ted on the Main.strret, conner below the Farmers
llolel-ronlng also Hanover Sueot. The
Building covers upwards OF $500 square feet Of
gf0und-wIth an elevation OF Is iee-is entirely
new, and built IN the mos substantial mannef-lhe
walls containing neatly hall million OF Btlck-lhe
front both Streets beng 1884 feet, laid wth the
bes. Baltimore, No. |. pressed Bucks-cost OF
bricks and workmanship, $50 per thousand.
The Building contains three splendid Stores on
the street. finished IN the best sly le--t~o large
Offers Hanover Slreei--an elegant and highly
flushed Assembly Room, SIS feet by 80, rising Ia
ieet pitch Ladies Anti Rooms, djoInng the
second story. On the third story, single Chambers
and three double all Of giod aud well finished.
The Building also contains d splendid Dwelling,
Nth palloufs chambers aud closets adjoining, ele-
gsntly finished in modern style, suitable lor a large
famil, with kitchen. &c, complee--Cellars under
the " hole Building. All the large Rooms fla
lshed with Ornamental CornIcs Stuceo, superb Cen
tire Pieces &c.
The present occupant of the exchange, offers S.,
500 Rent for the ensuing year.
As an evidence Of tie value oil the above Przr,
and popularity of the Scheme upwards of one hall
Adventures will lose no ume Ia sending their o..
ders.
Persons wishing to select any particular Number
or numbers in the above Scheme, will be attended
to- and the number sent, II not previously sold.
Attention is called To the very unusually small
number OF Tickets IN this Louery-requring but u
moderate share OF Luck to draw the Capital Ptlze,
with single Chance.
Orders received, aud Tickets sold by
WIN. ID. GREEN, agent
Fredericksburg, November Q. 1889
am solicited by my friends in Fredericksburg, 10
give any Information IN my possession, respecting
he above Lottery. | can say that tie six Coinms-
sioneIs appointed TO supelnend the Drawing, are
among the n,o,t honorable AM highly respectable
men ~ that community, and that the Capital Prze
Is one Of The most commodIous aud magD iiceDt
Buildings oithe kind, IN the State OF Vnenla.
| will render any aid IN my power to adventures,
|. procuring Tickets. or otherwise, that may be re
CURED. JNo' D. IohN 10
Dec. IL ~
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DISCOUNT DAYS
10000 Acres.

WISH 10 sell tract OF Land containing so, 900
l. acres situated on the waters OF Biz and Litte
Dan Rivers, IN the county OF Patrick. IN the State OF
Virginia. The Land reaches within five miles OF the
courthouse Of Parrck,-much good and great
quantity OF Blue Ridge Mountain Land. There is
a considerable portion well calculated lur the growth
of the Vine and The Morus Multieaulis. | will sell
il credit Of TO four years, and longer II desi-
red but after that period interest will be required.
One sixth pau ofthe purchase ma ney will be required
10 baud, contract TO convey when the whole IL ald
up.
Col. Abram Staples al Patrick court house. will
give information OF the locality and qualIty OF the
Land; and Richard II. Toer. of Lynchburg, or
mys eli, will communicate the price and terms. The
Land was originally granted 10 Henry Lee, aud con-
veyed to john NJ Russell OF Boston, and by Rus
sell to myself. The deeds record in part, in
the county ofPatrick.
HENRY O. MIDDLETON.
Ftedetcksh nrg. Va. Nov. 81 On
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On the same day Of he above sales, and at the
same place there viii be hired for the ensuing year,
some forty or fifty NEGROES. belonging 10 the es-
tales of Beverly r. Scott, decd and Christopher
Isbeli deed. Among these Negroes are two COED
Waermen, a good Shoemaker, first rate Black
smith. and several excellent field hands and house
Servants. Also few likely Boys, who have been
living in Tobacco Factories.
If the real estate belonging 10 L. lsneli dec o.,
should not have been previously disposed OF, 1t VIII
ON that day be rented d public auction, for the en-
suing year. This estate consists OF the WINE
House and Lot, in M,dison, TRACT OF LAND
adjoining Mr.. John VI. Williams, and another Tract
in Amherst county, about five miles from Lyhch-
burg at present in the occupancy oil Samuel scott
The Tact OF Land near the Peaks OF Otter Is also
for sale rent.
In addition 10 the above. have for hire privately
about twenty valuable house Servants ana Hands
for Tobacco factories.
MAURICE II. GARLAND.
D.. r ids
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"Ta;xc care of the CENTS and the Dollar,
will take care OftI,eHaseiycs."
UNION SAVINGS BANK
C.IPET.YE l5.ONO.

WILL receive Deposltes Of all money current in
w the State, and issue certificates binding fully
and eiectually all the property and funds OF the ln
sttuton. for the payment thereof, within ten days
notice. with interest theieon, from of opposite
TIL paid at the of per cenrum per annun,, fo,
all sums which shall have been deposiIe for less
than one year; and 81 per cent. per annum, Tor all
sui which shall remain year.
DISCOUNT DAYS
Every Monday at half past eight o'clock p. NJ;
AT the Office the store of Mr.. A. Gdnnaway.
DIRECTORS.
Henry Latham, }. Il. Renwick
c. Mclvet, Henry j. Brown,
Jno. Klnnier, Tho's. O. AGREE,
J.J. Saloons, G. Phelps.
Tldeu Reed
OFFICERS.
Henry NJ. Didlake, President,
Ro. b. Shelton, Treasurer,
J. w. Dudley, Secretary.
Lynchburg, June II
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COMu,ss,ONEn,s SALE OF LAND.

PURSUANT 10 a decree OF the county Court Of
L Campbell county, pronounced al October
term 1899. III the Chancety sun therein depending
between Cafifey. Plaintiff, aud John David
son and others, Defendants, the undersigned
Commissioner wall, The end day of January next,
on the premises, proceed to SELL 10 The highest bid
der Oh a credit of one and two wears, The tract OF
923 Acres Of Land,
living in the county OF Campbell on Little Beaver
Creek. adjoining the Lands OF Jesse Ihornhli Ste
pben Dug uld aud others. which John Davidson
now resides. WASHINGTON HUNTER, Com.
Dec1o i2J
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Dec 10
Commissioners sale of Land in Camp
bell county,.


DY virtue Of the provisions of decree oil the
- county court OF Campbell, pronounced at the
December tenn 1889, in the case oil Black &al VS.
Pann,ll &al. the undersigned appointed commission
srs for the purpose, viii proceed, Saturday the
18Th day Of January 1910, on the premises, 10 ex
pose to the highest bidder. public suction, the
Tract OF Land, living in the comfy Of Campbell, ad
joining the Lands Of Jno. $. PAYNE and others
which Mrs. Michael Black now resides-beine the
same Land Of which the late John Black, died seized,
containing 745 acres more or less. The land will be
sold in parcels OF in whoe, the commissioners shall
judge 10 be most expedent on the day Of sale,
sordlng to a discretion vested in them by the said
decree.
Mrs. Black is entitled 10 hold tins land during
the wear ashland the sale will be made subject TO
this right, the purchaser OF purchasers having pos
session for seeding purposes in the fail of le40 aud
full possession ON the LIST day OF January l84l.
Terms Of ssle-One lind Of HE purchase money
to be paid the LIST Janury 1871 and The balance
in two equal annual insalmebts from that day-the
purchasers giving bonds with approved personal
security aud the title retained additional sccuri.
~
The title is believed good, but the unGersignc
WIN convey such only as the decree aforesaid vests
In them. JNO. b. DABNEY,
BOILING CLARKE,
WIN. ORGAN,
G. ID. GILLIAN,
JNO. S. PAYNE.
COMM, sloncrs.
Dec. IL ids
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q T. o. w. AlNE

MAIN STREET
ed door from tho leading TO the W,sbingtop
Hotel, aud opposite the Dry Goods Sto,e of
Messts. Turner & BurweIA
INlANkFULf for the liberal patronage hereto
Il lore extended TO him. respectfully informs the
citizens Of this place. and adjacent country that he
Is recently returned from the North, where he has
selected personally stock unsurpassed in this mar
ket, Tor neatness durability and unusually cheap
Having purchased in New York exclusively for
Cash, he haers himself that the inducements held
lorth cannot fail TO please.
His assortment consists Of extra fine BEAVER
HATS, OF his own manufacture, warranted superio,
It any made in this section OF the county, and much
lower than formerly with variety of
T. "A $,
purchased expressly for this mari et consisting of
Seal aud outer, OF extra fine quality, suitable for the
approaching season, and warranted TO render COM
fort and satisfaction.
The reduction in the price Of those articles is
worthy the attention oil the public M SIX Fur
Caps, extremely low, together with choice selec-
Ton Of ouths Caps, otsarious qualities, Fur and
Cloth Chdren's fancy Cloth Caps, remarkably
beautiful, aud prices such as cannot fail TO please
with fnge stock of Hair Seal Caps, suitable for
servants. o. The attention Of Country Halters
and Merchants is specially requested my stock Of
Trimmings which is the largest ever offered here,
and on as liberal terms be purchased this side
of New York. On hand large assortment of Woui
Hats. white and black hch offered at mode ate
advance on original prices. The public invited
to call and examine. GEO. w. GAINES.
Sept. % In
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.N'DTECE,

DY virtue of an act Of the General Assembly, ana
I'D in pursuance of an order OF the county Cout'
of Ftar,kli ] shall offer for sale 10 the highest
bidder, for cash. al Franklin Count House on the
frs, Monday in February next. (be'ng Coun aay')
a Runaway slave now confined IN he jan OF sad
county, who calls himself, URlAS JONES, ana
who SAYS he belongs 10 Elizabeth Mcneil rony
Griffith ard George Griffith Of Cumberland county,
North Carolina. GILES W. b. HALE, ID. ).
for Sam'l Saunders, Shf. Of franklin co.
Rocky Mount, Dec. IL tof
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S.gEE OF .VEGROES.

an Saturday The 2slh day Of December, 1883,
~ Cat Mrs. Tayoe's across the rIver from Lynch
burg there will bc sold, at public auction. some
ten or fifteen valuable S l. A + 5 belonging
to the estate of Spencer Norve deed.
The sale will be made IN pursuance OF decree OF
the Circuit Superior Court ii Law aud Chance'y'
for The county of Amherst, made the last term
the case OF "lsbell vs. NorVell.'
Terms-Tweve months credit, the purchasers TO
give boud with approved security.
CHIsWELLDABNEY, com's.
MAURICE II. GARLAND, :