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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-10-17

Springfield, June l, lSS *
Mr. MorFATT-Sr: 1t is now thirteen years
that have suffered from an infrmity of the
Ibowcls-the consequence, as | suppose Of a
ser.re illness of irylamn,atory rheumatism, The
natural action Of the bowels is lost frequent
and severe pains occur, with much weakness
and depression. Cathartics being necessary
every few days to counterfeit costiveness. l
have consulted good physicians, and have tri
ed almost all the kinds Of pills advertised which
seemed suited to my case, in vain. During the
last year, have bought and used several box
es OF your "Life Pills. and have found more
benefit from them more relief and adaptedness
to my case, for length Of fine, than from any
medicine have yet tried. Yours, #
h a q9s SAMUEL BowLEs.
For further particulars of the above medicine
see Mofats Good Samaritan a copy Of which
accompanies the incidence a copy can also be
obtained on application at the Burlington
Drug Store. 80
+ & WM. S. EDGAR.
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MARSHALL. THEATRE.

2 Great Attraction Owing TO the storm OF fnoay
Evening last which proved injurious 10 the interests
of Mr. Cooper and in accordance with the WISHES " i
Fsends and the Public, the Lessee has ProneteG 'ns
ereninp Tuesday January ooh, for his beneht Nign''
i bsin nosively the last appearance OF Mr. and Miss
Gomez a. thsy depart instantly for Charleston.
Benefit Of Mr. Cooper.
Porca, Miss Cooper Anthony; Mf. cooper. o''-
ina Cd time Mr. Geo. Jones VINO hns volunteered
Blanca Fazio, Mrs. Geo JONES' who has volunteered
Las. night Of the Engngr ment Of Mr.. Loco.
TUESDAY EVENING, January %,
will he presented Shakspearrs celebrated Tragedy OF
Julius Cesar,
Excepting the fifth scl -, ,oo,p,
PORCIA, MISS COOrL n
ANTHONY, Mr.. COOpER" ,oxre
BRUTUS, Mr. uEof'"I '0'H'
Ac,l, Scene ID, the Splendid Procession OF tho
LMpercalsa,
Fayo,ite Oreriures--fctiondl 3irs.
.re- which, the Maniac Scene of
D,.,c. r.zIo. MRS. GEO. JONES.
The Evenings Entertainments 10 conciuoe Will q"
Acoustic Sketch, entitled
EOre's Labor Lost,
7, which MIR, Love will sustain Eight Different Cha
racters! ,, =, A. u,r,. Of
CO from Lap NJ and at the Theatre from IL 10 Z, r.
~ 'd ror, ,o5 p M-Tickets must be used upon
The evening of the day That they are purchased except
inc Certificates 10 the contrary ~ :.
Jan %
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TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

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(FrOm hc Uhig.)


In the debate. which occurred in the House OF Dele
gates, few days ago, upon the appointment OF Judge
of the Court Of Appeals the member from Isle OF Wight,
presenting the claims OF his nominee TO that Office took
the occasion 10 make statement IN relation TO The bust
ness done by the during the past year. which, with
the inference drawn from it, calculated to produce
impression highly and injurious 10 The Judges OF
the court Ills statement was, that since the last
sion OF The Legislature the docket OF the court had been
reduced only nine cases; and from this fact he inferred
the necessity Of adding 10 the Bench gentleman of
first rate business taleuts-such possessed by
his nominee Without stopping here to question the jus
tice Of the honorable members conclusion or to institute
a comparison between the qualifications OF his nominee
and those of the distinguished Judges who have so long
and faithfully discharged the arduous duties of their high
but it seems, thanklcss Office, &c &c.-we vii! refer
those who disposed to look further into the subject
TO The following more correct statement OF the business
done bv the Court in the period referred to- From The
LIST of November. 1887, to the LIST Of November 1885
there were ~ decided al Richmond, and 80 at
L.wisburg, besides suits agreed dismissed sbaled &C.
say Is in number. During the same period, there were
- appeals allowed at the former place, and 10 relused
and at the latter, there were Az allowed and ~ reused
king aggregate OF 279 records examined and acted
by line Court in the 3i3 working days of the year;
and of these may De added, that six were of SO abo
ious character to occupy the Court % days II this
De accurate statement and II is taken for the most
part from the records Of the Court just cImp plant
certainly be made Of want of busness talents IN The
JUDGES, or ct indsposon 10 exert them AS 10 The
engh OF time which, according 10 the calculation OF The
honorable member it would require TO clear the docket
at inc rate the Court now progressing, it is proper I"
state, mat at the reorganization Of the Court in 1891
there were %" causes the docket-there now it
is said, but 'o Hundred and eighty.scren-makiug d.
minuon Of 3SS in seven wears
There is one thing however, in which we perfectly
agree with the honorable member. We allude TO the
necessity Of rsorm-nol indeed in the Court of Appeals
or in the Judges Of that Court as he proposes but in
the Constitution of the General Court and in the prn
cpes aud motives by which the Leg isla,ure has been
recently too much The appointment of Judges
Bench of the General Court the number were reduced
one-haf and their salaries doubled; and if, instead of
selecting persons from political considerations in whom
the people have confidence, and for whom the Bar
has no respect the judicial office were filed only with
able and learned ursls, should cease to hear Of
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FOR TIE ENC CIRER.
py;,re EJ,rurH II 81 T,, 81 ls>n
IampbrIl county, IflH JaHUary, Ic03.
tJ- Tho Lynchbuts Virsinian is requested TO copy.

Prinee Edtrard H., Jan 81, l6:39
In pursuance Of an invitation from the Republicans
Of Cumberland the Congressional District composed
of the counties of Charlotte, Prince Edward Bucking
ham and Cumberland, convention of delegates met
this day. for the purpose Of selecting candidate TO
present the people Of this district, in the Congress of
the u S, at Tie ensuing election.
The county of Charlotte represented by the fol.
lowing delegates, chosen former OCCASION and re-
oussed by the people Of Charlotte 10 attend this meet
ing, without Ic-appolnlmenl VIZ: William Baldwin,
lirnry Madison, William l. Watkins, and John +.
Blown.
The coua.y Of Prince Edward By Moses Treadway,
James Il Wilson, Nathaniel Price, Lillian d. Wo
mack. &. {. Read, aud William Carter-apponIed
tins day.
Randolph Harrison attended on the part of Cumber.
land. Whe.cuppn, Randolph Harrison called 10
the Chair.
After much discussion upon the subject Of the rcspec
tive nominations that we're sugges,ed Col. EUMUSD
BrrBArD was nominated us candidate, in all respects
entitled to the confidence OF the Democratic RPpub
cans Of the District; and lis nomination carried by
nearly unanimous vote, The day was so far spent
in collecting The members If the ConventoI and IN
discussing the merits of the several candidates spoken
Of, lhul sufficient time not left TO communicate the
result of their proceedings \ motion was, therefore,
submitted, and carried unanimously, that the Chairman
be instructed 10 express Col ubbard their uncIGn
ed concern that the circumstances of the cusc ana te
short space Of time between this aud the day Of election.
forbade the prospect Of communicating their wishes 10
the difficulty of assembling again, insurmoun'able
They RELY, with entire corGercc On lis known parl-
os and n" sibe republican principles for his acccp-
lance Of their confidence, thus rendered. with the ASST
rance that he will meet with their cordial support they
shall b. fortunate as 10 receive response from HIN
favorable their desire. They will, in that event. be
enanaJ 70 congratulate the friends Of free government
in iEc District upon the opportunity afforded 10 unite
their surRgeS upon who has been, aud wi!l be- un-
Gcylang in his support OF the principles OF rCprcsen
ta,ive government handed dowr by patriotic aHces
,nrs embodied in tie fame Of government they be.
GuvalhcG US, which ch!ii.en have as strong
claim as they have the fruits Of labor, after We
Gcsym cur breath to Him who gave it,
TO the people Of the large, ard respectable county @
Buckingham they beg leave to express their sincere re-
greet, the want OF their co-0perat'n. They must ht
allowed however, to hope and TO believe, that thongi
they did here they will be al the polls rea
dy 10 do their duty our beloved country, when TN
hvu. OF trial shall! arrive.
RANDOLPH HARRISON,
Chairman
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IN SENATE.

IN SENATE.
Saturday, Jan &c, 1889
On motion of NJ. HcHvLLrs, she Senate adopted ths
following resolution:
ResOired That the Editors Of the newspapers Of The
City be permitted to have seats in the Senate.
There being no other business,
On motion Of MIR. McMuLLEs, the Senate adjourned.
Monday, January 2Sth.
The House of Delegates communicated the passage
Of sundry bills see their proceedngs) which were read
and committed Also, the passage Of resolution fixing
next Thursday for the election of mPnbe. Of the Elk.
ecu,ire Council, which concurred in.
The resolution for the election Of U. S. Senator was
taken uP and Friday the 18th Of February, sgrccd
upon.
erect dam across The Appomatox river passed
On motion Of Mr.. TOP, the Senate resolved, that
when it adourns Saturday next, it vii! ourn till
the Thursday following.
On motion CO Air. CARTER, the Senate adjourned.
-->----
Judge Mays resolutions on Free Banking so called,
though the New Yorkers would call it a msnomcrl w!Il
be anayzed hereafter We propositions before the II
OF D. regulate provisions against the small
Axe get right the system Of Banking; Are
10 tie up the bands of Ihese corporations,
10 "use larger proportion of the metallic medium -
We shall again take up this subject, and asonsh tie
tires by the sound doctrines hich Mr.. Webster pro-
mugaled on Ibis point years ago.
u We are authorised to announce that JOEL HoLLE-
MAS will resign his seat in the Senate at the close OF the
present session OF the General Assembly.
~ We authorised 10 announce ARCHIBALD Ar
KISsoH, Esq OF Isle of Wight, q candidate 10 ELL the
vacancy 10 be produced in The Senatorial District com.
posed OF the counties Of Isle Of Wight, Prince George,
Southampton Sury, and SUSSEX, by the resignation of
Mr. lloleman.
u We authorized TO say, that JosEpu Turner
will not be candidate 10 represent the county Of Green's
vile in the next General Assembly.
II You are requested 10 announce that JONI R Ed.
MINDS Esq will not be n candidate represent tie
county of Halifax in The next General Assembly
large tract Of land in Western Virginia is adyertis
ed for sale at pha the last OF February. The
tract contains 1000 acres. and the property
OF an officer of the Revolution, who entered into large
sPecuatiOns and died considerably in debt principally
10 French officers who lent him large The gen.
enan has been dead years, and the creditors have
met ut Paris and sent agent 10 this country to
the debt under whose directions the lands 10 be
soId.-.lttaHdria Gazette
We are TO have a new French History Of the Y.
States: in four volumes octave, from the pen of MIR.
Hervc who for many years literary professor in
Richmond, Virginia.-B.
PuDLIc TREA:uRER-Daniel W. Courts, ESQ was
elected Public Treasurer, Thursday last wIrhout
opposition This 10 q we-deserred compliment to the
ability and integrity Of that officer Hi report publish
ed III our last drew forth the highest encomlums from
the Finance Committee. Anne xed that report
assessment table, possessing considerable merit which
we shall lay before our readers in a week or two
RG!Gigh az } Standard.
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January 2.
poit1bIe Lands for Suir.

rs'IE Subscriber wishes sell TRACTS or LAND one Uac
living in the county Nelson containing upwards OF eleven
hundred ucres the wecon he resides ana lies *
,,,m.ly wall in nCichJohUod, adJong INC
land. OF Mr. Robert Rye MI Wm e. Rres and Others ana
l,u .cvcn miles the month OF fyc River, where thtG
and five miles from Low
his tract VII TO divide The d"eins
H., bold ncvcr.fi'ins spring Of excellent
water; perhaps rather than h"f the land CLEARED Ems
,r IL cr,rly GraLIe.-Ihc other cOnaIns about slk
uI,cd o,d or lies partly Amherst and
y IN Nelson Immediately under the Buffalo Ridge, and ad
, The lands Of Il Hubbard md Others lies
we'll md something than half cleared, ia about he m'e'
fon Elk Creek Mil, james River, where there Is an IRON
Lv and tire. miles the Buffalo Ridge Springs th land
. bauk Of ore aud the nrIshbohood auon"uS
with iron and copper ORE and healthy This and the larger
f,oc oyr vel adapted clover and plaster Paym.n's ior
each tract W be very much suit purchHscfs beng WEI
secured deem to say more, as purchasers WI"
view lie lands which will be shown appca,ion TO ihc 'nsc
be-. 20 -" , ~.
Ian. ''-%uW''G''"'
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NO-PARTNERSHlP.-H HUBBARD u GARDNER hav'
u ing formed connection with Ambrose carlton,
(which took effect the LIST instantly The business Will
" f,,nre be conducted under the firm of Hubbard Gard
ner & Co. .ru,L
All persons having claims against the late firm Of HUB
bard IL Gardner will please present them Tor payment,
and all those indebted will conter favor by an carry
- Sr 7S-12tf
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E.I.LLr Arnrn1. Eur Snlf

SS-I sold public Charlotte Cour mousse on
w the l Monday March that being Court day. eight
o ten negroes consisting Of women, and chiden
will be sold credit until tho Ist Jay OIL
Jan. purchaser giving bond with approved "c"y
~ CLAIBORNE BARKSDAl.E,Jr ,
Committee o. Claiborne BGrSEdGs, senior
Ty-tIM
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Will the members Of the Legislature talk all, and do
nothing' Let Northern and Southern brethren
take from that which Nature designed for u.s. through
apathy and negligence. call upon you in the of
Common Parent Of that lofty spirit of Patriotism that
should fill the heart Of every Vrgnan, to lei selfish
sectional feeling defeat the passage of law raise the
money TO construct the Road on State account.
A VlRGlNiAN.
Campbell county. 18th January, 1889.
Ihn Lxnchhrtz Nirrininn is fcruestcd O cony.
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Ian 20


YaR ALEXANDER u. MOORE Sir-Asy are not resident
" and have known agent 10 you WI" please
SHALL sday the 2O;h day OF March
uo,t at Tavern Of Edward L. Scu:ss the town OF Maya
vile Buckingham Court house, TO take the deposition OF
Sa be used e9Idonce ~ SUIT now depend
ur the superior Court OF Law and Chancefy
for the Buckingham oh suit are pialnH ana
:ni in OF fiu 10 take the said dispositions
upon mentioned shall proceed from day 10 day sur
ts eycepr until which time and place you
niy nr0,l if YOU think proper. Yours respectfully,
L. %, ia Id ROBERT MOORE.
TIIANcERY yIRGrSis ues held ~ tn" ClekTs Once
Notoway County Circuit CouT; Of Law and Chan
CORY Oh Friday the ll;A day OF JanUt:r, lca9--
iy WORKMAN Charles y. Fitzgerald, late merchants
md rarrurs adin: under the 81 Woiham lnz=cai ""d
John \. Clay, Trustees, l'A'"""''
William A. Robinson and John Wcos,er, Defendants.
Tie defendant WIN. A. Robinson, Gct having entered ms H
given security according the act Assembly ava
The rules agd appearing by sas"ctof! e'iGshct
tina. h. nhabiant Of this Commonwealth: u o'"c''u
r,t the said appear Herc the htst oil me next
A, Teri. said Court and the bill Of the pnth'
o1i that forthwith inserted 10 some newspaper Puoscd
in tho Cay months successfully, ano os'eu az
III. front door Of the Court house of his county
''' ~ Cnny-Tcstc c. ". FlTZGERhLD, ID. z.
Ian ''-"S"
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MARRIAGES

Married Wednesday. 90! the Rev. James g. Tay-
io Mr. wM j. PoLL,Rp, formerly Of New Kent, Miss LAUEA
AH2 FIaEs, OF this city.
DEATHS.
Died, Thursday evening the 9th Mrs. sAnim A. GooDE,
U Mr. Joshua GuUde, o this IS.
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PIIBIIC ADDRESS

~ TnEornrLrs FISK, senior publisher Of the " Old
Dominion," Portsmouth, Va will deliver Address on
Banks and Banking Monopoes, the rested rights of
Corporations, DC at the Capitol in Richmond. on We'd
ncSday Ito morrow evening, January 3O'h at o'clock
s'HRASHING MACHINES.-The subscriber respectfully III
forms the public that he prepared TO execute orders tor ina
construction portable Wheat hing MACHINES An e1pef
cncc years stiles han promising ample satisfaction
10 who wish avail thc selves oi has 'stVc"s' Ma
chimes the Pesea ysaE oud be applied Tor as soon
) possible. .,.-,-
Reference had John shnsron, James b. Skinke',
Samuel ReI Hump Hill, and Daniel Dcarnae, Esq OF Ca
oue; Rawlings, Elliott James Scott Levin:
Stevens BossJno Baydes bGl Long, Jas D. billiard ana
v,Ihy Graves Esq. SPOTS unn David Lpeom5 Nm u
Mnn.el William Chlcs aud John Hart EsTs of Louisa Peter
scales Lewis Graves. and john w sale, Es Of Orange; Peter
Cohb, and Richard Duke, EsqS.. OF Abemnre.
II ALLER l.. HOI.LADAY.
I,pao 79--w9Y& .ef2ms
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DENOMINATION SOCIETY OF VIRGINIA..

idle and inefficient judciayo docke!s crowded With
causes, and of the laws delay. JUSTICE.
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~ "One Of the Minority" and the Cd No OF Profess
.or Jencks on ia Uniform System Of Public Instruction
in Va"-unavoidaby postponed-They will appear in
our next
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hsr pc Emission t. state 10 you MIR. Editor, tot .
cry unfsioned respect for you and your csIlIng) that
n ,on PERM, such eusions-wby there are one nunurea
mites with as many County Courts i'll this common n
w''. would feel himself honored by your publica
.o', ~ his "rsasioas IF The midnight lamp"
p.,,v Mr. Editor, ,csH you be good enough to IN
n ycnr correspondent Pnbiins, tha. as I" M hlVEs
'" 10 other matters and things connected win ihe
81" Government, our eyes are orcn; md as to the
,,rn whether he PubIius) rH in eli dumon proSa
G,te member &c &c the three millions of human
49,. n .h,s Republic, ana the mo'icum IN this Com
nv,sn are fully alive ard VIII no d"uo! decide Ap'
r'''"' yours in haste, ELIAS PAUL.
,l.Lrif i'"si " w
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10 me Members Of The Frginia LEGISLATURE
wish, call your attention to the contemplated Rail
'oaG from Richmond by Lynchburg to the Tennessee
line IL there ever was work that GU oh, 10 enraoe
the attention of The Legislature and citizens Of VIRGINIA
u IS this Leading through the centre Of the State into
the heart of the Southwestern States, i, would be the
great thooughare for nearly all the travel between the
South western States and the North II would also draw
large portion Of the cotton of the States Of Tennessee
.oFth Alabama aud Upper Mississippi the pork OF East
tennessee and Kentucky together with the iron, lead,
and plaster, OF Western Virginia to Richmond. which is
Destined TO be Of The largest manufacturing towns
In Inc United Staes the birmingham of America Her
immsnse water power and healthy situation 10 unrivaed
by any other place where shipping arrive at Her
coal and mines in the immediate neighboIhood Of
me CITY, her central position all tend to her wealth and
Importance. There is doubt but the trnvPl alone
would greatly than pay the interest the cost Of
constructing 1t and when we take into consideration
Inc immense quantity Of produce that would be sent
H. independent of the travel there is doubt but that
would soon repay the cost.
taken IN political point Of view, the contemplated
hoad Is OF the utmost Importance and would be worth
greatly more than the cost Of constructing it, As
ZION Is exempt from the scourge Of at time
oner we cannot expect TO escape it. Should we be in
ssced by an enemy, troops, provisions and military
s could he thrown upon any point within the State
~ one fourth OF the time II now takes and at oneinurh
The expense from the distant parts Of the State
aho The adjoining States through which the Road would
pass.
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-25
The State of Mississippi.
M4JLSON COUNTY

-H.3lISO-N COUNT
By the Probe Court of said County.
THO all perons interested In the lands,
Il tenemets and Entertainments Of
James ID. Ros, deceased-GTeetiRg-
You are hereby cited to appear before
the Probat, Court of said county at re-
gular term thereof to be holden Al the
COURTEOUS of said county, on the fourth
Monday OF May next, then and there to
shew caus if any you have, why said
court should not then order and decree
that the lads, tenements of said deceas
ed to be sod, to wit:-South half, west
half SOUTHEAST quarter section twenty
seven, township eight, range one, east
Witness he honorable Thos. Shackle-
ford, Judg, of Probate of said county,
the fourth Monday of March, in the
year of on. Lord one thousand eight
hundred AMI thirty nine, and seal Of
said court
Issued the 3rd day of April, 1889.
J. T. CAMERON, CI'k-
April 6, 1915
Madison Whig advocate. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1839-1841, 1839-05-25
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

MADISON COUNTY.
By the Probate Court of said County.
ENO all persons interested in the lands,
II tenements and Entertainments of
James Moore deceased-Greeting:
You are hereby cited to appear before
the Probate Court of said county, at a
regular term thereof. to be holden at
the Court House of said county, on the
fourth Monday of June next, then and
there to shew cause. if any you have,
why said court should not then order and
decree that the lands. tenements and
Entertainments of said deceased to be
sold to-wit: South west quarter, west
half of south east quarter, west half
of north east quarter, east half of north
west quarter of section twelve, south
half of east half, south east quarter of
section eleven, south half of west half,
south west half of section eleven, all in
township eight, of range three, east.
WITNESS, the Honorable Thorn
as Shackelford, Judge of Probate
of said county the fourth Monday
of April. in the year of our Lord
one thousand eight hundred and
thirty-nine, and seal of said Court.
ISSUED, I'll 29th day of April 1889.
JOHN T. CAMERON, CTR.
NAV 4. 1889. l7-22