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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-19
POLITICS IN MARYLAND

A letter 10 The editors from . gentle
man of The best information % Annspo-
lie. under date Of The 4lh instant. says
i. IL gives me grea, pleasure 10 tell you
that yesterday special eleeuon was
held in Carolina county for member Of
The Senate Of this stair. 90 SIMPLY q Va.
eancy. and thai IL resulled in ihe choice
81 Mr.. Turner. The Wing candidate. By
majority Of 81 sc,rs. Whilst This 90.
cures. in one branch Of our Legislature,
the asesndsncy ri Tie Wings. and stays
The destructive arm Of ihs administration
party. now aimed, in The other branch. Al
The dearest and most vial interests al our
state. il tells. IN = voice not To be mis-
,sken, thai Maryland, al The next general
eleriion. silI I'D herself &c her spaiIers.
and again be lnnnd upan The side Of The
constitution and The laws.
A. The election las, 0clnbrr, The Adj
minis'ra,ion parry elseied two of The three
delegates from Caroline county. and poll
ed The gresier number ri soles.
National Intel. /.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-19

sss Mhy 4 sh0Bid Be eArgrd Al ~
crime against GeH. Harr =. The
Enqairrr w0ald Be delighse al have
The aboliIianisls On the side Mar.
tiu Van Barea. The q On thr
aboIiiioaisis have nothing 10 hah si.
Their ssy. from the coming presio
tial contest. Tor the advancement
their views. NJ ihry acre blind e
nough 90 entertain any s.ch hope,
they would rally upon Mr.. Van Ba-
rem, shs might be rendered pracli
cable IL IL suited his paltiiesI parpas-
e.. From Gen. Harrison they have
nothing 10 hope. for he has never civ
en- them encouragement. Throwing
aside. then. al hope Of making abali'
lion capital ont Of The election. th'
fanaiirs will enter upon the canvass
Nth the great mass Of the people. ana
their preference either aay can b
regarded onl, as eyincing their opin
ion Of The qualifications of The candi
dates 10 pramnie The general interesIi
Of the country. Without reference q
any isolated question. M Harrison
man will feel himself insultsd 10 the,
should prefer 90 vote Tor Gen. Hsr
rison; and the signs which the En-
quirer is constantly ihro~Ing out,
show very clearly that its party would
be exceedingly thankful Tor small f.
vors from any quarter.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-19
From the Norfolk Herald.

The Richmond Enquirer is sernsI.
" oleating out that q. theAbollinnists
are going for Harrison. almos TO /.
msn!' Well. aud what then. They
have o right 10 vote Is they nes:r;
snd u they have more con6de,ce In
Harrison, the stern and consstep,
Old patriot who opposed them from
'ne beginning. than in Van B,ren.
who has proved himseIf 10 D. alI
,h'nss TO oil men--sn sboiitionin 10
asy. aud az snti-sbolniunist 10 NOR.
'oS-se cannot, Tor the life al an.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-19
ROM MISSOURI.

The - uis Daily BuIIe,in. Of Fs-
ofusry zosh.ys: !. u gives Bs mash
pleasure 70 s' that q eouaiy meeting
has been called. y we now feel assured
that N. Lauls eouA viii give sbaul q
thousand majority iosqis Harrison ticket
81 our August election. Since ,he nomi.
nation BY The Harrisbas Convenuon,
several in this city have son. over 10 our
ranks. and ws hear Of slnila. changes
throughout The Stale. We ~sre slssys
confident that Gen. HARRISON had sress
popularity. bot. enthusiastic as ne we're
in his support. We bad M idea Of iis
extent. We believe ihaihe will be elected
70 The Presidency BY as large msjoriiy
IS General Jackson Was in 1925"
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-19
POLITICS IN rEESEssEE.

Extract from letter 10 the Id.,ors Of the Ma.
ho"sl iatellicences dated
Jonesboroags FEB 70 1910. a
lcan assure yon. cir. HE people. d. q
S "' 'he country fare IN motion.
Never, never have | v Blessed such en-
'hus'asm. There tolnuoosry soirn
abroad amunR the peo5e: there j. more
need 81 The curb than e spur. Heaven
only knows where orhow ,hs r..yas.
Tor The presidency will ind 'rhs feeling
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-19

10 moIl inishEs. The adnihislEIti0n msa
Iook sEhssl. They rear long lssss. and
lrembls az he voirs Of an ins1lisd. injursd.
and almost ruined people. Col. Foslrr
viii nasrrss The whole stale. and make
ons or more speeches in sssfy county; he
oil visil Easl Tennessss either IN April
az May. he LATER most probsbly. His
.snd lodge Whiis's letters are doing .
Meat deal Of good Cor The cause 81 The
Apple; they are Published and eireulslsd
lssensssly. We can carry Tennessee
scelsnsiion. and M mistake. The
WIGS do moi suffer themselves 70 doubs
srss: they feel - certain IS IL sielory
mao sA,as psfched upon our standard.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-19

.fnofher Fighf. ondihe Blood Hound,
agatn Victorious. "A letter from Garry's
Ferry, dated March 4. says: !" The Gu.
ba ssss have proved quite abrnx6rixl.
fhey esi'eh, five Indians he n.A>r DIV
y Mmole Fiotids, handsonkxly DEF
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-19

General Harrison. 1.-The desperation
OF the enemies Of Gen. Harrison ba.
prompted them, among other vile slsnders.
:" charge him with cowardice. Happen.
ing dav or two since 10 meet with ons
"i The old Petersburg Canada volun,eers.
Who 10 friend Of The administrator. va
asked whether Or nos he believed General
Harrison 10 be coward. a coward,
SRI! replied be; " shy. IN he name II
all 'ha, Is wonderful, shat pus Thar 10
into your head!" We replird--~ I
administration prints have asserted h. =
" Well. .hsn." njniued The ,e,cran
!" they have asserted what is false, for a
bra,cr man than Gen. Harrison never
lived. WAS with him during the mos.
trying scenes al Fort Meigs, and he COM
Quoted himself always like brave, pru.
dent. and skilful general a, he u.s."
Petersburg intel.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-19

The great Ohio Contention. our
lac, we gave brief account Of the whig
Convention in Ohio. We could fll our
paper With The descriptions Of The en-.
'hpsisslic meeting, which have since como
70 hand. Such . convention Was never
kaown 10 this country. Delegates 90
such bodies sometimes number hundreds:
bet never before did convention contain
iron Is To 10000 delegates.
Among The incidents, We notice, ina,
four regular bull Log Cabins, with
eh'mnsys, doors end windows. and well
rooied. mounted on wheels. and drawn
by horses, had been brought City and a
hundred miles, with signs 81 The eide AZ
the door. Of Eard Cider" In ,om.
81 them fires were burning in The Chin.
neys-iweniy and thirty delegates rode
INTO The city in earh of those houses.
a Company Of about thirty delegates
marched together in procession, who
were soldiers under Gen. Harrison 4,
Fort Meiss. The marshal va. an old
man of sIxiy or seventy years, dressed
a' an old hunter. with q knspssek on his
back. tin cup, etc.
A delegation Of aboO. thirty from one
county marched bv themselves, who had
recently all been Van Buren, men.
Fayetteville Observer.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-03-19
FROM MICHIGAN.

CONSIDERING the Jet sparse settlement
Of Michigan. and The peeunisry pn,a-
lions II The people Of Ina. state. land they
have ben no where. perhaps. 80 great. J
the nsnher Of delegates who assembled 81
The LIE Wing Stale Convention indicate
Stale feeling from which . frismphsni
resuh many be expseled u ne On dec
ton:
Exnset Of a letter from Detroit. michigan. dal-
ed 9Th February, 1850.
eesi Convention al Ann Arbor thai esss
assembled 10 the state. six bundled bsin.
present as delegates. MichiRsn 10 good
'or o. least three thousand majority Tor
The Cineinna'us OF West. The greatest
enthusiasm and unsnimiiy we're found 10
pe'ysds every part Of The stale"
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-22
R.ARE CHANCE FOR a ~ HYG
PRINTER.

NEWSPAPER Establishment for saln.
IN The subscriber being compelled, By the
i'll health Of his family, to remove to another
section CT the country, offers for sale tho es
Establishment Of the WESTERN WORLD
This establishment has been Ia operation a.
bout six months, and in addition to rcspcc.
table subscription list, it has larger amnilnt
Of advertising custom than usually falls 10
tho lot of newly started country papers.
The maierials are abundant, entirely n.w,
md in complete order. The Pass is a Double
Medium of the largest kind, and mort ep
proved construction. II was made to order by
J. A. James Of Cncnatti, in April last, and
has prove itself to be capital article.
There is abundance of Type 10 print a
Medium sheet, and the advertisement and
job type are well selected, and sufficient for
every purpose for a country establishment.
To an enterprising Wing printer, this es.
Enlistment offers considerable inducements.
Warsaw possesses a fine locality on tho AIis.
sssppi river, and 70 already q place oil con
siderable commercial Importance. This il r.,
only paper in the county, which will piv;. d,
least 800 majority for Harrison this fail.IssA
liberal credit will be given for u part of the
purchase money, on good security. Possos.
son given about the fr.t Of November. IF
the establishment is MT sold, the materials
will be for sale. as the necessity for nv iesy.
ing the cnuntry this faliiis imperative. Let.
tiers addressed to the subscriber fpost paid,
shall receive prompt attention.. stt IS
d. N. WHITE.
Warsaw, Sept. go, 1870. 81
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-22
From the Gazette.
SALE OF LOTS.

IN TIE TOWN OF BURLINGTON IL n,
n accordance with the provisions Of the act
u Of Congress approved March Sd, 1897. the
nn.lcr mentioned town Lots in tho tow,. ~
Burlington Iowa Territory. will be csnosc5 %
Public Sale 10 the highest bidder, comm. ncinr
on Monda the 3lst day OF January. I3fI. ana
continuing until they are sold. 10 viii.
Lots No 1923, 324, 1926, 35S, G,IJ f;aa ~
636 b, 1863, 1888 e. ga {, ga c.and 979 q a,d
TO which no certificates Of prc.e,nption xre-s
grentcd by the Commissioners appointed IN.
der said act.
Also, the following Lata, tie certificates :,
prescription to which were granted ana ts,u,cd
illegally by the Commissioners above rera,r,.J
to, and in consequence the claims Of per,on.
to them have been rejected by us: nr.,ia.s
the claimants shall, by themselves. ,r ,bo;-
agents duly authorize :, file in this Office ~.
vious to the day Of sale, a elin,uisl,ns,,, :,
all claims to pre- emptnn, or ali IL, :. =
each contested claim shall file si,n;l.r LII, -
quislment, to wit: 10y : - :
Lets and parts Of Lots from, No ! ,ooee
including all up to that number nat ,,hs,.
wise specified in this advertisement / .'
Alss=a folio ing bots the ctaiman,s ,,.v
ing forfeited their right to pro-cm p,ioa bv
non-entryio wit: = -
Lots No, $50. 43l, 5al, SIT, 1854, 66s. VAC.
TAI, 765, 8l2. and sl3 t. -
A. G. DODGE, Register
V.Pa VAN ANTWERP, Receiver.
Land t,ttice at Burlington, |. +.
Oct 9Th, IS40
N. B-Tho =, Bloomington HeraIdr and
Iowa Sun" will please insert this adver.
tisement until day Of Sale and forward the;,
bills to tho Land Office at Burlington
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-22
SHERIFF"S S.ALE.

DY virtue Of an Execution to me, directed
I'D from the Office Of the Clerk Of the Dis
trict Court, in and for Des Moincs county,
I will OK pose to public sale on the 3lst day of
October next, ut the Court House dosr. il,
the Town Of Wapello, the following desert bed
lands, ITO witty Lot No L, in Section cid
eleven, township 70 seventy-threc, Range .
west; taken as the property Of Samuel Smith.
to satisfy an execution in favor of Amos
Ladd. Said land containing 1907 eighty acres.
be there more or less Sale within the ho-rs
prescribed by law.
y. NJ. Mcdaniel. Sheriff,
Louisa county, ]. I.
1 Oct S--Sv " ~
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-22

1EN.iE MISSOURI AND ILLINOIS NUR-
i SERY, is situated north cf st Louis ON
the Bcilefontaine Road. one mile from the Big
hound, where FRUIT TREES Of all sorts,
suitable for this cline, ure cultivated in ex-
tensive varieties. Also Ornamental Trees |;
slowering Shrubs; Hardy, Perennial Flower
ing Punls; iiardy and Green house Bosses !;
i few splendid varieties Of the Chinese Pconeys,
Inc prices the same as the N. York Nursery.
Persons wishing for information respecting
the origin and genuineness OF the stock, are
respectfully referred to Col. }. Ofaiton and
Capt. j. Bissc.
Trees packed SO that they can be sent to
any part of the West with perfect safety
and delivered in St. Louis free OF charge.
Persons ordering Trees and wishing us to
select the varieties, will please mention the
proportion of carly and late fruit wanted.
Orders, vita remittance, will meet will,
immediate attention, il addressed to
ARMSTRONG & WILSON,
North st. Louis.
Oct 22-lm St. Louis Rep. $500
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-22
RUN .aUaY! RUN .qW.aY.!

Dbl kn REWARD! Ran away from, the
~ leSO Subscriber in Frankfort, Pike Co,
MO. on Sunday, the 9th ult., 3 negro men,
RENZY and EDMUND; Wes-
ley is Muat:o, rather bright, about 81
years old, 5 feet Z or inches in height, hair
curled, quick expression of the face, small
scar over one eye and scar on one foot,
quick spoken. Rcnzy is what is called Cop.
pcr-colored, about 81 years old, not quite as
tall as Wesley, scar on one foot cut with an
axe, also u small scar on one hand, slow and
.rrm spoken. but with an intelligent face.
edmund is u bright Muatto, about % years
old, perhaps taller than either, stoop shoulder
cd, full head of hair, full eyes, Thick lips,
nus marks OF Kings evil under his ear. feet
ung. As these Negroes left without any
cause but to secure their freedom, it is sup.
posed that they have gone TO Illinois will
give the above Reward for the delivery OF the
farce to me, or securing then, SO that get
them again, Provided they are taken gu, Of
the Slals of Missouri, or Fifty Dollars for
either. II taken within this State, | viii
give Twenty Five Dollars a piece. Wesley is
a Brick Layer, Edmund has worked in a 70
bscco Factory, Renzy is u common field hand
HENRY EARLY.
Pike Co. Mo. Oct. 1, 1910.
Oct % ~
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-22
coMMuN1cATIoNs.

Beautiful er,ract from the Gazette
Gen. Harrison is an OLD abolition, bank,
hard cider, federal. old granny, Hartford
convention, log cabin. blue light. an,ima-
son, blue belly, British wing, imbecile,
inefficient, ignorant, deserter. runaway,
old coward. Hurrah. for Martin and
Amos. who have fnugh, more battles than
any oll,eriman living and never los, one
Give my love to Marin. and tell him
want an Office. LITTLE RED.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-22
WHO WANTS TO BET!

We are requested to state that a gentle
man of this city is DESTROYS of making an
Investment of his farm consisting Of 500
acres Of first rate land, OIL the result Of the
Presidential election. His proposition is
THISTLE will bet 500 acres of land against
the same number of acres of equal value,
or an equivalent in money, that Gen. Har-
rison will be the next President Of the
United States. Will General Morgan
publish this banter?
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-22
J DELEGATE ELECTION.

We regret that we are still unable to
give, the official returns for Delegate. We
can get no positive news from the north
ern counties. The Gazette computes Mr
Dsdge's nlajority a. 6ss. That paper,
being no authority, our readers
must content themselves until we get the
returns.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-22
,SHERIEEn s. SALE.

DY virtue Of an Execution to me directed,
ND will expose to Sale in the Town oil Mount
Pleasant OH the 5.h day of December a. u,
1S4n. the following property. to wit: i VIII
sell Lot No fou!. IN Block No. six, in the towa
Of Mount Pleasant, Ilcnry county, |. !. LEVIED
to satisfy said Execution if favor OF Is eas,
and against William Calvin and Josiah raFna.
Mt Pleasant, 1t. s. SMITH, sherih
Oct IL, 1910. Of Henry CO. !, II
D., 20
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-22
4 MARYLAND ELECTIONS.

We are indebted to the officers If the
steamer lone for Extras of the ST. Louis
Republican and Bulletin, dated Oct. II.
which state that the Wings, as usual,
have carried every thing before them -
So we go! Tip and hard cider-hard
cider and Tip.
SenGte.--Seven Senators were elected
this year. This body consists Of q mem
bers. OF the Id whose terms have not
expired, 10 are Wings. The seven coun-
ties which have just chosen Senators
were last year represented by 2 Wings
and 5 Locos. As Far as heard from. the
wings have certainly gained two, perhaps
three, oul of tho 7. The majority i'll this
body will be seven or eight.
House Last year the House consisted
of 33 Wings aud 46 I.ncos--a majority
of I3 for the locos. As far as heard from
there is already Wing gain Of "a viz:
Annapolis city l. Anne Arundle county2,
Cecil 8. Frederick S, hartford 2 Mont
gomery 2. Queen 'nn (repor,eD 3. Wash
inglon 4, Talbo, (reporeD 8. Wing loss
in Carroll |. Nett Wing gain a, thus
securing large majority in this body for
the Wings.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-22
CAGE WANTED

The Loco foco office holders in this
place are getting so desperate, and fran
tic, in view of their speedy downfall. with
the cause of Van Buren,, ii is very much
feared that i, will be necessary to chain
or contine them, until after The Novem-
Der election. We would advise their Lo-
CO foco brethren to send to North Eend.
aud get Gen. Harrison's Gage, as the Old
Hero is now at liberty, and put them I'M
der charge of some Committee, for we
very much fear that they may bate some
one, and thereby convey their most loath-
some disease TO others. Query: are they
not fighting for gold?
BUCKEYE.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-22
IMMENSE MEETING OF MER
CHANTS AND TRADERS IN
NEW YORK

On the 25lh ult. the greatest meeting Of
the citizens of The City Of New York took
place. that ever was held in that city
The call for this meeting was signed by
between three and four thousand ner-
chants and traders; and was induced by
the attempt, some time previously made.
10 ge, up similar meeting by the Loco
focos, for The purpose Of making stoa.
of tile confidence which the mercantile
class Of New York. reposed in Mr. Van
Bnren Of their appreciation Of his ge-
neral policy. Their cali was signed by a
few scores Of persons who called them
selves merchants, aud the meeting itself
proved perfect abortion; being few in
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-22
NOTICE.

NOTICE; is hereby gyca that the Under.
IN signed administrators OF TIL, estate Of
David James, deceased, late OF Lea Moines
County, Iowa Territory, viii apply at the
next term Of the District Court in and for said
county, for an order of sale Cor the fractional
Section SO, T. TO- z 9 w. contaifine. 81 69.le.I.
JONATHAN MORGAN,
WILLIAM MORGAN,
Angus, %, 1910. Admr's &c.
au22i
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-22
IMPORTANT.

A, an adjourned meeting of those ill.,
terested in the city Of Burling,on: On
motion OF David Rorer Esq, the fol-
lowing resolutions were read and adopted.
Resolved, That in the opinion of this
meeting it is the interest Of the owners
Of town lots il, Burlington TO relinquish
their pre- emp,ions, and allow their lots
to be pu, up at public sale.
Resolved, That it is bu, equitable and
just. tina, the present recognized owners
of lots according to the action heretofore
on the suhjer, shall have The privilege
Of bidding off their lots at the public
sale.
Resolved, That for the purpose Of ef
fecting such result, this meeting do row
proceed tn the appointment Of commit.
tee oi Arbitration Of five, three Of whom
shall be quorum To pass upon the
rights Of ,hnse desiring to register their
lois. whose decision on the su'jee1 we
will carry into ei1rc, by all legal means.
Resolved That this meeting also APP
pnirl Register. bidder and assistant
bidder fnr said Town. hat it shall he
the duty of the Register To furnish the
bidder. under the direction of said com
mi,ee with a fair list Of the persons al
lowed to bid for lots. with the number
OF their respective lots annexed to their
respective MINES. And that it shall be
the dut, Of said bid'er 10 attend the sales
and bid IF the said lois in the names Of
their reSpecliye owners
Resolved, That all these whose names
are registered as owners of lots, shall
be considered as pledged individually.
and collectively to assis. the said bidder
in the discharge of his duties.
On mo,ion-Messrs. Levi Hager, Jes-,
Sc B. Webher, Geo. w. Kelley, Henry
Moore aud Geo. Fl. Beeler. were mani-
mously chosen COMMITTEE of Arbitra-
ton.
On motion of Jas. w. Grimes Esq /,
David Rorer, was appointed Register,
David Hendershott. Bidder, and N.
Chare assistant Bidder.
Resolved. That the publishers Of the
Gazette and Hawkeye, papers published
in this place, be requested to publish the
proceedings Of this meeting in their res.
pective papers until the 2lst Of January,
A. D. IS4l.
On Mo,ion-'rhe meeting adjourned.
Attest.
H. B. HENDER- G. III. BEELER,
sHorr, Secretary. Charm.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-22
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

4 LII persons having claims against the es-
IN tate of John s. Reybarn, late Of Dss
Moines county deceased, are hereby requested
and notified TO exhibit the same 70 the Pro.
bate Court Of said county, for settlement with.
in nine months from the date hereof, and
all persons indebted to said estate are requoes.
ed to make immediate payment to 4J
NANCY REYBURN, Admx.
and JAMES P. WALLACE Adrnrs.
Of said estate.
Oct g I840--tt q
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-22
WRITING SCHOOL,

NNHE Subscriber proposes teaching the art
u Of PENN nship in this place in all its
variations, commencing as soon as is pupils
can he obtained. Hours regulated to suit the
class. Terms So 90 for Is lessons.
Gentlemen taught free Mercantile hand.
or any Of the Fancy hands; Ladies taught a
Running hand or any they should make choice
Of. Also Ornamental drawing with the pen
Of any description.
Specimens Of penmanship can be seen at
the National Hotel, also specimens oil inn
prUvement j. F. EDGERSON
oct % 81
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-22
WHEAT! WHEAT!!

TEHHOSE of our customers who arc indebted
Il to US, can have an opportunity Of set.
ting the same, by delivering good Merchant.
able wheat at our store, in Burlington on or
before the l5ti, Of October next, for which,
they will be allowed 50 cents per busIei.
OATS will also be taken in the same way
at the market price.
WEBER & REMEY
Sept Gift Is
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-22

Penmanship.--Mr J. F. Edgerson, a
gentleman highly recommended for his
proficiency in the art of penmanship, pro-
poses to give lessons for short time TO
our citizens. His terms are moderate
We have examined few of his speci-
mems, and think their execution very fine.
See advertisement.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-22

WINGS OF ILLINOIS, LOOK OUT!
We are .credibly informed tina, a large
number Of Loco Foeos in this Territory
have expressed their determination to go
to the near counties in Illinois to vote at
the Presidential election. A large party
is being made up in certain county west
Of Henry.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-22

P Little Red Jim has no, word to
say about the deposi:e of the Tin bucket
Ballot Box IN the Land Office. Used up
again! Why we shall begin to think we
are as invincible as Old Tip himself. and
you know he ''never experienced de-
fear in his life!
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-10-22
nINING NETS

81 COMPLETE Sets, Paris White Queens
Il ware containing 235 pieces each, and EN-
bracing an entire service for the Breakfast,
Dinner ana Tea table. for sale
- FRIEDMAN e. PARTRIDGE
Feb Is 81