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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1840-01-09
MICnuGAn CRY, USDIANA.) Dec. 4.

"A WILD CHILD.-Strange os II may up
pear, it Is currently reported and very gener.
ally believed, that wild child, or lad, u now
running ut large among the sand hills, round
and IN the vicinity Of Fish Lake. 1t is re-
ported TO be about four feet high, and cover
ed with lght coat of chesnut colored hair.
IL runs with great velocity, and when pursued
ns has often been the case, it sets up the
most lrightfu and hideous yells, and seems
to make efforts at speaking. 1t has been
seen during the summer months, running
along the lake shore, apparently in search OF
fish and frogs, md appears TO be very fond of
the water, for it will plunge into the Fish
Lake aud swim with great velocity, all the
time whining mos, piteously.
How this creature has come here, or whn,
it's history may be-. we leave to conjecture !:
but may it not be probable tha, II may have
stfaycd away from some eInigraling party.
when encan'ped for the night, aud wandered
of into the woods, here II has grown up an
associate with tho animals Of the furcs, p
We ,hink this may he the ease. II So wha'
must have been the anguish of It's parents
and friends on learning that they were com.
peilod 10 pursue their journey without their
tender care? Ii is also supposed that il nny
have been stolen by the Indians, and left in
W." ibiNo' w pSlIsH Nht We CuO HhIuIy Uc-
lievc such 10 he the case.
ii would b. nothing but an nc, Of hulnani.
ty Oh the par, OF our young men 10 turn out
and help to capture IL Go-,hc.
a MIsAPPRRHENsIoN.-W rccolect once
being very much onIused ut the relation Of
the following anccdo'c, from the lips Of
very ainiabe, aud wilhal vcry modest wi.
dow lady IN New Jersey. Snon after her
husband paid the debt e. nature, leaving her
his sole legatee. a claim Was brought, against
the estate by his brother, and process was
served upon hcr by the sheriff of the county
who happened to he widowcr, Of middle
age. Being unused, NJ that ,im". H. The
folms nj law-though ~ il'e proirectcd law
suit which followed. sic had simple opporiu.
nliy Of acquiring cxpereuce--she MS much
alnfn"d, and mrcI,nr. just after the depart
nre ct the shrrIif, with female fiord. slr
vii, much agitation, what 90
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-11-19
Yours truly,
CHARLES MASON.
y vi ~ y 10 VI 'e
John H. Lines, Esq.
Fort MADISON. Nov. IL. 1874,

FORT MADISON, NOV. II, lS4U.
S1R-Your kind favor of the 5th inst.
was handed me by your particular friend
and my intended successor O. S. X.
Peck Of West Point. Permit me to re-
turn you my thanks for the honor of
your motion, and for the obAgi,ag Kind
ness intended me. l would express to
you my extreme sorrow for your regrets
upon the subject of your letter, if l be-
lieyed them real, and imagine your
honor is laboring under a misapprehen-
sion of facts. Until ! learned it from
your interesting and extremely pungent
postscript, | was not aware that vacan-
'cy had occurred in the office of clerk Of
the District Court of Lee county. / was
appointed to that Office about three years
ago, and so far as know and am inform
ed am entitled to exercise it,
You refer to the organic law. | would
respectfully recommend the 9Th and 9th
sections to your reperusal. The 9Th Sec
ton impresses my mind with the belief
that a judge is not court; that ajudge
can appoint clerk only in case of a va.
cancy, and that vacancy can occur in
that office only upon resignation, death
or removal from the county. lam not a
lawyer, but it strikes me as principle
of common sense, that a Judge whilst at
his private dwelling in an adjourning
county is not and cannot be a Court in
Lee county.
1 have all along supposed that clerk
was an officer Of record belonging to
the Court; and if am correct, Congress
must certainly have been likewise in err
ror when the organic law was enacted,
for such was evidently their understand
ing of it.
There is, II is true, one instance where
Judge can appoint: that is in the case
of vacancy. But it seems to me that
vacancy cannot be made by the judge.
Suppose your particular friend MIR Peck
should receive the appointment of clerk
and enter upon the duties Of Office. Sup
pose he should change his politics and
renounce the error Of his ways, could
your honor as judge at chambers create
a vacancy and supply his place before the
ensuing term. Surely not. Where then
is your power to remove the present en-
cumbent! | am aware that hold my
office at the pleasure of the District
Court Of Lee County, but not at the will
Iof Charles Mason, who, any further than
Judicial writs are concerned, has no great
Ter power than myself. .45. s''7a'
Has vacancy occurred by reason of
my election to the office OF Recorder of
Lee County. and was an acceptance Of
the latter Office virtual resignation Of
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-11-19
select school.

Ia. c;tv the subscriber will open school
! w ns benefit Of such as may wish to pur-
\. studies usually taught in an Academic
s,amcnt. Term to commence on the
\ e November next. None received for
Fs,r half term. No deduction made for
\ days. unless from sickness or other una
t,lss For more than half term the
I will be charged.
five and six dollars, according
! studies pursued. An additional charge
il made for wood and incidentals.
,,iug had a considerable experience in
sius, he will hope to merit q share Of pa
=. Particular attention will be paid TO
asorals and general department of those
sated to his charge. For further infor-
n enquire at DR. Ransom's office.
,liprton, oct % If A. H. BRONSON.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-11-19

the former? You even, cannot answer
in the affirmative, but give it as the op.
inion Of naany! well know to whom
you refer, and their characters are gene.
rally understood in this county. They
are personal enemies Of mine, and ex-
pect nothing either honorable or honest
from them.
| must confess that am surprised that
you should cite them as authority upon
legal question; yet it is very agreeable
way to avoid the responsibility. / am
willing however that you should have an
opportunity to return your opinion, and
give it in an official shape. That oppor-
tunity shall be afforded you at the mex,
term of our court.
conceive that | am under the highest
obligations to you for the kindness inten-
ded me, but must beg you to excuse me
from agreeing with you that there is a
vacancy in the office of clerk of the Dis
trict Court of Lee county. | have so
good reasons for believing the contrary,
and for believing there is yet clerk
" made of flesh and blood like yourself"
that trust You will pardon me for our
disagreement. You will doubtless re-
greet it as much as myself.
You commenced your letter by ex-
pressing your regrets, and | will choose
mine the same way. regret that man
of your acknowledged discernment and
legal acusne'a should be so misguided by
party feeling as to assume powers not
granted you by the letter of the law and
which cannot be implied by the most
forced construction. ! regret that small
communications to the Territorial Gazette
year ago, should give the gentleman
from Lee, such unbounded control over
your feelings and opinions. ! regret that
you did not give me notice Of your in
tention to remove me before the day Of
removal SO that might make some pre-
paration for the event. regret that you
could not consistently, regard the feelings
of the people Of this county, when you
knew that was four weeks ago, a candi-
date before them, when the objection
was urged against me, that | held the
Office of clerk and when as you also knew
| beat my opponentupwards of 600 votes.
Il regret that you did not select as
my successor man in whom the people
Of Lee had more confidence, knowing as
you did that he was. obliged to withdraw
when candidate for Recorder this sum
mer for the want of supporters, / regret
that you had not seen fit to eject me from
office by the only process known to our
law, to wit: by the writ of Quo War
ranto. | regret that you was obliged to
resort TO so clumsy an excuse for turn
ing me out of office, knowing as you well
did, that have been holding the offices
Of Recorder and Clerk ever since you
was appointed Judge; and regret that if
the Offices are inconsistent with each
other, you should act SO long in utter
disregard of the law and your duty.
In conclusion, let me assure YOU, tina,
at the next term Of the Court in Lee
County, l can probably be removed, and
| may perhaps before that time voIun-
tarily resign. But for the present, for
the benefit of the citizens of this county,
I shall continue to hold and exercise the
Office of clerk.
am truly as ever, &c.
JOHN II. LINES.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-11-19
NEW GOODS.

auDGMAN g. PARTRIDGE have receiv-
d their stock Of Winter Dry Goods
tRsing Of
4 Broad cloths-variety of colors
Csssimeres do do
Stinets do do
Beaver g. pilot cloths variety of colors
Nackinaw bed and saddle blankets
Iindseys, plain, plaid and striped
Log cabin linseys
Kentucky and Keokuck jeans
Hard times; very cheap
Easy times do
Noleskins and beaverteens
White and cold woollen flannel
White and cold cotton do
Tickings and brown drillings
strip'd shirtings, apron checks
IA e. 3-4 brown muslins, bleached maslins
American & Eng. calicoes, blue & colors
Mourning prints
Scotch & English ginghams
"a and 3-4 merinos, all colors
Highland g. merino shawls
Furniture prints, silk piece goods
Mouslin de LANES
Silk and cotton pocket hdkfs
Silk and cotton velvet
Black and cold sewing silk and twist
silk coat cord, silk braids
Linen hdkfs, plain and hem stitch
Linen lawn, linen cambria, Irish linen
Brown and back linen
Brown and white linen table covers
Book, Swiss and null muslin
White i cold cambrics, padding, canvass
Black lasting, shepherds plaid
Black Italian and Barcelona cravats
Plaid Madras do
Russian hdkfs, worsted and cotton hosiery
Leather, kid ind woollen gloves
Buck and woollen mittens
White and cold skein, and spool thread
Black and cold paten: linen do
Pins, needles, tapes, silver thimbles
Gum elastic, cotton s. worsted suspenders
Satin Valencia and toilenot vesting, &c.
All Of which will be sold Us cheap as
they can be found in the city.
1 %
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-11-19
lMPTON BOARDING SCHOOL.

hampton. Rock Island county, Illinois.
samuel l.. Lamberson, A. NJ. Principal.
|'HE Winter term of this School will com
Y mence on the End day Of November.
tcr terms, &c. reference may be had to
\ Editor of the Hawkcyc, or to the Prin.
7a at Hampton, Rock-Island Co, Illinois.
Oct. 92-6w 81
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-11-19
THE HAWK-EYE
REMOVAL OF Mr.. LINES.

|
We regret that there is any occasion to
publish the following correspondence
We also regret that Judge Mason has per-
United himself to be influenced by a set
of party demagogues in Lee county, who
| 1t seems have not ceased to harrass him
until they have at last prevailed upon him
ito remove one whom he believed was
"honest, attentive to business and of good
habits. F" This proseriptive course will
not be quietly tolerated by the people,
We are informed that there is already
considerable excitement on the subject in
Lee county. Mr. Lines is well known.
and respected, and has held the Offices of
Clerk and Recorder since the organiza-
ton of the county. We have too much
respect for Judge Mason to believe that
he would ever have adopted this course
if it had been left entirely to his own op-
|tion.
BURLINGTON, NOV. .. lS4U.
Dear Sir-It is with extreme regret that
| find Unnecessary. to inform you that |
have atlength determined to appoint your
successor TO the office of Clerk of the
District Court of Lee county. You are
aware that there has been a constant ef-
fort to obtain change in that office ever
since my appointment. This l have con-
stantly refused. | believe you honest,
attentive to your business, and Of good
habits. These are qualities which weigh
ed very heavily in my estimation. l
have, however, always promised to make
a change whenever a substitute could be
found possessing these qualities, and who
should be your superior in other essential
requisites of a good clerk. Such SUBJ
stitu,e has, believe, been presented, and
my duty as well as my promise must be
performed.
The reason for making the change at
this particular time, is, that am informs
ed you have been elected to, and accepted,
the Office of Recorder of your county. |
have no doubt but that the organic act
renders the offices of Recorder and Clerk
|of the District Court wholly incompa,i-
bic. The acceptance of the former is
therefore virtually resignation of the
latter. At least it is so considered by
many. should not have been over in
iquisitive in ascertaining this fact; but
when urged as a ground of. objection.
coupled with the other reason 10 which l
have alluded, it has proved sufficient to
overcome my reluctance to this step.
l feel none the less friendly to you
than have ever done. I should be hap
Ply could fatter myself that you would
still reciprocate this feeling.
Yours truly,
CHARLES MASON.
JOHN H. LINES, Esq.
P. $50 prevent all doubt on this
|subject, as to whether the office of Clerk
of the District Court of Lee county is
now vacant, from and after the eighth day
of the present month you may consider
your Office as such clerk to have expired.
Yours, &c.
Charles MASON
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-11-19
Estray Mare.

M Estray Mare,
I1AEN up by John Bedwell Of Louisa Co.,
Cl,,ll iowa Territory, and posted before T. G.,
h is Is, Justice of the Peace, Of Fredonia, Oct.
i. cav Description as follows, to wit:
nsAs Mare, with no other marks than
d i. marks, was shod before, and supposed
tb;, ts Tour Or FIVE years old. Appraised 10
iSs, ~ three dollars by Enoch K. Maxon
ai 'alught from my Estray book.
John Gillilan6.,
elk. to Co. Cons. Board.
noyl2 -3,pd = "a
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-11-19
THE WHITE HOUSE FAREWELL.

THE WHITE HOUSE FAREWELL.
Good bye to old Jackson, that sits in the cor
2 Good bye to Van Buren,, that straits in the
Hall; ,~
Good bye to Tom Benton, of mint drop memo
ry,
Felix Grundy, Frank Blair, Amos Kendall
and all.
Good bye to Buchanan, of old Pennsylvany,
Good bye to Ben Tappan and Carrot D. WALL
Good bye to your humbugs-Im going to leave
Standing Army, Sub, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
and all
Good bye to tho ''Globe, - with its vile fabrica
tions,
Good bye to Tom Richie, whose Galsehoods
do pail,
Good bye to old Cambrcleng's vain 'lamcnta-
Hills troops-Blair's lies--Martin's plcdges
and I'LL. ,Ea @
Girard CoHege-Tbe expense up to
January last, on this College, amounted
to the colossal sum of $l,272,9l2, and
the college reported by the architect, to
be about two thirds completed.
Munifcent Donations.-The treasur-
er of the Bunker Hill Monument Asso-
citation acknowledges the receipt of SO
900 as a donation from Amos LAWRENCE.
a Colony--A family consisting Of a
father, mother, and fourier, blooming
boys and girls, left Buffalo for Chicago,
recently for the far west. AL
Milking a.. Fortm,e-The ignis fatuus
for which poor mortals destroy their hap
pinesss, waste their lives, and shake
hands with the devil.
Too Bad In a village church, a
few Sundays back, the clergyman having
published the banns of marriage, was
very aptly followed by the clerk reading
the hymn commencing, mistaken souls,
who dream of Heaven"
If you cannot avoid a quarrel with a
BLACKBOARD, let your lawyer manage it,
rather than yourself. No man sweeps
his own chimney, but employs chimney
sweeper, who has no objection to dirty
work, because it is his trade. as
When a husband comes home to his
dinner. his wife should know whether il
is properly prepared; she should know
from personal observation too. Some
wives seem to think they were born to be
matted upon.' A woman who always
wants host of servants to tend upon her,
is not fit to be at the head Of a family.
and ought never to be married. We bal
this everlasting calling upon one another
to wait upon you. Help yourself. Why,
what were your hands made for, unless
to use!
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-11-19
GRIMES & ROBE,
ttorneys and Counsellors at Law

a"UIHeyS and COunseiiOrS at Law
n AVE Formed u copartnership for the prac-
ny ace of law in the counties Of Henry,
ssaann, and Washington where they will
Fonptly attend to all professional business
anni.ted to their charge; which may be left
! The office Of H. ROBE, in Mount Pleasant,
aa. noy5
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-11-19

worthy, Lash, LETTER, Mason, Steele
Summers. Teeple, Van Antwerp, Whita.
ker, and Cox, Speaker.
Those who voted in the negative were
Messrs. Avery, Browning, Hebard, Lew.
is, Miller, Porter, Toole, Walworth
Wilson of II. and Wilson of J.
And so it was
Resolved, That John Fl. McKenney
shall be employed to do all the inciden-
tai printing for this House, during tile
present Session.
And then the House adjourned.
2 o'clock, p. NJ
On motion of Mr. Summers,
The following Resolution was taken
from the table:
Resolved. That the following be adop.
ted as all amendment to the Rules of this
House.
58th. That all incidental printing shall
be done by special order of the House,
and that when any member may desire
to have any bill, report, memorial, or
other document printed, the number of
copies to be printed, shall be stated in
such order.
A motion was made by Mr. LETTER, to
amend said resolution so as it should be
considered as the 59th Rule of this
House.
Which was agreed to.
The question then required on the
passage of the Resolution, as amended;
which passed in the affirmative.
On motion of Mr. Summers,
The House adjourned until Monday
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-11-19
Groceries, sc.

-. Groceries, sc.
70 received by S. B. Chippewa, and for
IIe low for cash by the subscribers.
a ~ sacks coffee, 10 hhds. sugar,
~ . boxes and 10 half chests
Iunpowder imperial and Y. H teas,
n0ai sugar, saleratus, indigo, pepper
ano spice, 25 kegs of Boston nails,
! eask winter sperm OIL
.uoel2 Bridgman & Partridge.
WANTED 500 Dry Hides Immediately,
VIZ, Also, deer skins, furs, and beeswax,
i, "a. we will take in payment of accounts or
lovl2 Bridgman & Partridge.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-11-19
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
THurS,{o,y. No,.p1,,ber 10


REsoLuTroNs.-By Mr. Walwor,h. For
the appointment of a committee 10 draft
bill to establish certain Territorial roads.
Messrs Walworsh, Isett, Hcbard, Wilson
of H., Wilson of j., Miller, Langworthy,
Robertson, Steele and 'Feeple were APP
pointed.
By Mr. Robertson. Instructing the CON-
mittee on Roads and Highways to inquire
into the expediency ofmemoriaizing Con-
gress upon the subject of an appropriation
to be applied upon the mail route from
Burlington to Davenport.
By Mr. Toole. For the appointment of
select committee to draft memorial 10
Congress asking for an appropriation to
improve the navigation of the Iowa, Co.
dar, Desmoines and Skunk rivers. Messrs
Toole, Steele and Porter We're appointed.
Mr. i.angworthy offered the following:
Resolved. That William w. Corriell
publisher of the Iowa News at Blu Buque,
be and he is hereby authorized to print
the usual number of copies of the Jour-
mails of this House in pamphlet form, and
have the same ready for distribution with.
in four months from the close of the pre-
sei.t session: and that he be allowed the
usual compensation for such work.
On motion of Mr. Walworth,
The resolution was laid on the table.
Yeas 20. Nays 6.
Yeas. Messrs Avery, Box, Briefly.
Browning, Felkner, Hebard, Lash, Left
ler. Lewis, Miller, Porter, Robertson,
Steele, Teeple, Toole, Van Antwerp,
, Walworth, Whitaker, Wilson Of H., vii.
son Of ],
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-11-19
HATS AND CAPS.

0i ssssb \ R Rqssia Black and drab hats
super seal, nutra, muskrat, Cans
!; plush, hair, seal and selette, ups
Just received by
FRIEDMAN T. PARTRIDGE.
oct 80
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-11-19

and to report their deliberations and acts
thereon, by general memorial or other
wise on the second Monday of December
next, which was laid on the table.
Mr Greene moved to take up the reso-
luton l., providing for printing the journal.
daily slips, &c. laid on the table on Fri
day last, which was lost.
On motion, SE
The Council adjourned.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-11-19

RRlDGMAN & PARTRIDGE have Just
y received by S. B. Chippewa and Mermaid,
: bales buffalo robes, fannels, crash,
selecia, buckskin mittens
bales cotton batting, wrapping paper
Powder. madden.
Aiso, " doz. flint tumblers, 25 boxes glass,
y ~, ~ IL, which we will sell low for
'Sa' nov12
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-11-19

VIE Subscribers have just received full
=, ! assortment of women's kip brogans, blue
W mkt pantaloons, cane seat, Windsor and
aae'seat rocking chairs, white-wash brushes.
aso, lull assortment of Queensware which
''Wiii sell low for cash.
aosl2 Bridgman & Partridge.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-11-19
1AMEs G., EDW ARDS.
e,g sseA W@.asgI $50
N iowa PATRIOT,

|lED IOWA PATRIOT,
!, SHED EAERY THURSDAY IN
! ' NJ UPPER STORY OF THE BuILp-
- NC ON MAIN STREET,
,o,th of Webber 8. Remey's store.
'se,au, DEs MONIES COUNTY, IOWA.
TERMS:
EYE g. PATRIOT is published
aa" ..k. ut THREE DOLLARS per
IN ADVANCE.
pliance with the above terms
'e III each delinquent toa an extra charge
ses Eve cents, for every three months
~ produce, Fire wood, &C., ia
lr a,rment of subscription.
will be inserted at
~ -. II one dollar per square, for the first
i;a cents for each subsequent insertion
III ABDUCTION will be made to all those
,,,dysrtise by the year.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-11-19

Girard Colege-Tbe expense up to
January last, on this College. amounted
to the colossal sum of $l,272,9l2, and
the college reported by the architect, to
be abouttwo thirds completed.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-11-19

Munifcezt Donations.-The treasur-
er of the Bunker Hill Monument Asso-
citation acknowledges the receipt of SO
900 as a donation from Amos LAWRENCE.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-11-19
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and dan.
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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-11-19

a Colony--A family consisting of a
father, mother, and fourteen blooming
boys and girls, left Buffalo for Chicago,
recently for the far west.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-11-19

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