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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-07-30

tlce; the men who, lin peace and in war,
hold in their hands the destinies Of this
country; that these men will ever con-
sent to be put on a level with the peasants
and operatives Of Europe? / care not
what may be the policy Of foreign nations;
lcare not what are the theories of foreign
writers; ! care not by what learning, nor
whose authority this policy is recon-
mended; Twill stand by that great repub.
llcan principle-that just principle-that
principle which has been asserted under
all former administrations of this Govern
ment-theprinciple Of eacourag;,ag and
protecting the industry Of the country.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-07-30
COUNCIL.

' Wednesday Morning. July 90.
& Mr. Swazey, from the select committee
to which was referred the petition Of w.
w. Hadden, reported "Atbill &C. #. No.
16,) for the relief Of w. w. Hadden,''
which was read first time.
Mr. Hampstead, from the committee on
Public Buildings, made the following re-
port: 70 as Ltaa
The committee on public buildings to
which referred the report of G. Swan,
acting commissioner for the erection Of
public buildings at Iowa city, report, that
they have carefully examined and consid-
cred said report, and believe, that the
acting commissioner has strictly complied
with the acquisitions Of law in the dis.
charge Of his duties, and chat said report
appears correct and satisfactory in every
particular. Your committee, therefore.
recommend the adoption Of the following
resolution: 100 xa 81
Resolved, That the Council concur in
the report Of G. Swan. acting commits
sioncr of the public buildings at Iowa
city. and the plan recommended by him
for the erectionlof the capitol as suggest
ed in his report.
The report was concuned in, and the
resolution adopted. 'ss
Mr. Hampstead asked q suspension Of
the rule requiring one day 8 notice previ-
Gus to Introducing bill, which was
granted, and he introduced G. F. No. II,
"a bill TO grant, upon certain conditions,
lots Of land in Iowa city for. church pur-
poses. u which was read first time.
MIR Browne, from ethe Joint committee
appointed to appor,ion the Represents
lives, &c. reported @. T.. Mo- e, "a bill
TO district the Territory of Iowa in sElec-
Itorai Districts. andtolapportion the Rep
tresentatives of each, 'awhieil was read u
first time. ed,et szo9aJ q Etsssa
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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-07-30
)ANIEL7 f. MIL Ter,
ATTnR NEY ALLAN

!. FORT MADISON, I. r.
M lib attend to professional business in
s' the Counties Of Ice, Van Ruren, Des
=, :, Henry, Jefferson and Muscatine.; ALSO
aui act as GENER AL AGENT for the pur.
\ y and sale Of Real Estate, Sc. in the coun.
snuasy lc, 1910 sina 33-1y
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-15
C0.SGRE.SS.

WASHINGTON. FrArvArr 10. 1910
among Tie memorials ond pc;i'.ors s,.'cd Ia the
SSnaie today, rs Mr. Surrcoa. OF Penn. re
h~is'ratng against the admission al any State into
TIE Unos. whose cof,siiiUion crates slavery fine
question ofrcccpion Instantly demanded and that
question WAS lad iho table.
CUMBERLAND ROAR
Nh smith ri Indiana. from the Comfaiiicu ON Road.
and c~si1 10 which the subject had been referred by
res'Gion oi the Senate. rcportcJ Bill ma Tine m
appropriation payable by in,,alncn,s OF .um snIli
Gent 10 camTle'e the Cumberland Road m the States
" Ohio Indiana Illinois end Missouri aud trarrr
ur rad to those Sio!ea uRier certain restrictions
ite ''l was accompanied bya report. in which he pol
icy - % Was strongly sct i,,r,h and ndyencel
Mr. Benlon moved for the rc-printinc of certain res
olui'on IN reference 10 the Foreign Commerce cf the
4. States, which were submitted br him 20 the Sen
aic IN tie year 1891 Agreed To.
OREGON -cUprroRY
Mr. Lon asked for the printing oC document Of
e7eai interest pre- pared by the rrafslipr crk ofhe
State Department. being historical nccount Of he
e9ims Of Iho United State the Oregon Terri,yry
coiapcd fran the bes; auihoriiics
Mr. Len spoke oiihc great importance jhs ~ pcr
Mr. PrCs'9' "l-o made remark, strongly in f.,
vo- d" The document ana stated contained fan &C.
oo-ni ofal, the voyages and discoveries on The North.
west Cons. and the correspondence relative TO the
claims the DATED States.
Mr. Buchanan said the subject was daily g--vr r
\ impodInce and interest ard after hearing yyh Z
had been said 81 he document by sSS lirh autko /.
ties % Me Preston end Linn he would GO for the
printing Of additional colcesto be circulated over al
/ courtrv.
/ Mr.. Preston proposed the printing of2 500 cop:cr.
NJ. Calhoun expressed his hopes that no additional
copies would ho printed lie wished 20 see sumo lim-
'aiion in ih's printing &C documcuir
Mr. Clay. C.! k"n'u ~. said n was surprised % hear
any opposition TO the printing for gen;,cncu WHO ma
voted for thirty thousand Co az The report OF tie
COMMITTEES on the Cs.um. OF nf State drb's--illr
D whole O.! which were not worth a. fiuth rs single
3 copy of THIS historical narrative
} Nr Ca!hcIn. who was 90 sGuecrai,h about voting
oF twenty i've hundred copies OF this valuable paper
voted TO- thirty thousand copies oflhc worthless work
Of NeSsrs GrunIy, Bcn.on & G.
J The question was then iakea on the printing and
carried IN the affirmative.
STATE pEnre.
The senate proceeded 10 the consideration &C tFr
special order, beng the report the sssur p'ion {,
& ate debts
Mr.. Cutcndcn Uipsed TO strike cat tho whole O.
tho resolutions and Substitute propositions dcclarn,
fihe States could and would meet their own cnral,
mcn;s &c anl c ii"or u! the distribution Of the rra
i cceds Of the pnti,c lands 10 the : aCs
Aher some con, ersa,ion, iae Scuo,o went INFO Exc
cutiye session.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-15

Sc oil fellow utl.c n1uo w- trII under Inst Of
IfHH... rf Iut.r 1srrru' .HvI IF C.HrIe.f0r I.sf
week. ur, uo#,I have her. rauIl. sul srI rr r.rt.
en-. saI m--If hove s8f %. Sruu fr hs .rrrsi,4b's
rhffIetsf of ~. llo.e u f.r Fortunes 0' N...I lie
was % ur.rrr. ,i5.a"sfsf u.I hHrs.. real flint
vHr f was sun,o@a b, h.a ur.rf.r-a bad srrr., To-
e. Ar..- s such character wf'I. .I oH. we. alI .r..
tHar a considerable srn OF money Tbs was MOI
k1oNr however S'le slId that %. bod money ,ol.
oea.rG tlIa s.aH.-a.l.r. t.1 ffun ur sltl..'y
mI.uH- I1 . ..eH hr lived lal dressed raI If h1I
rHflre hrf DE few orr,s which Doc cIIrv1f %. 10
Is"I a. rlf poorest s.H'f ne h.H aH1r glo every boz
frn..r-rI aI ,af des.l kro.. auJ DC vss Obliged
'I o.en bIsrr his scau.s BE sas wont fo semi fai.
e 20 enroll urss nj silver aui -pid. hd IN fhc vail
Of crIisr. S.1rl be- woo'd ofgf over with rat
feeling 'f -lfrrl delight. which lnhag;s .lc hoson
u 10 60. u o. cline Dsc1.s, lorftTt- wore down
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-15

fnrne rapidly. and at H. he 49, er"fr' 10 INC
tssk OF going ihreugh his daily e.. 1in a. alns hs
Ilecfs an be purse. and coald only &c Ia were 'i'
played Setore him. PAT them sol- vi,h his ~ "a as
lady rats iaNori,c dog On i,c heck.
Quo day during The last stages cthe di,cse h son,
Tor asncighbor and expressed wish y npart secre,
10 hm--"Go down cellar ,.sd he and in tho further
corner YOU viii finl tuh.-liase IL, and YOU will
single beneath which 10 box" The indiy
followed the directions. and found n box OF specie
Vow SO TO onniher corner, said the miscr. descrb-
ing the p'a;e. Aaoiher boz was fDnnd embedded in
iae earth. day two afor. when he found I've
must SON leave all earthly treasures he de.ired ~
be ruised up IN his bed HIS request MAS granted
when he Immediately reached out his skinny hand
beneath his pillow. and To- another hox MAS found
cuannsly concealed. containing ab.ut GIe hundred
dollars m French gold pieces which It u understood
ho TOOK Lon one oiihe hsi,ls about the time OF the
sssPouson oisPecic psymeHs. All these buried jrcn.
sures were given ia the keerirc OF his neighbour Cor
the benefit otoihers. lie said there ives one 9th.
boV b.t hat he ddui like tell where IL Was as he
m ght want It himself lie LpNe.,r conscnied to
write the Iilce Of inicrnent on i &C Of paper 50
Z That the secret might not PERISH with n. He d ed
s'on arr and his hidden ,rcasgrrs--no ncsnsidefa.
Ole sum--wcre counted tic close az lie hne-
sal ceremonies
! Ihoc died az an advanced age one whrse oIly IS
?! alton, through long life seems To have been the
harding Of specie and buying II. where IL could I've
OF M earthly benefit 10 any oue-a perfect .miscF-a
lover OF e.. Or the blessings which II IN
im.ast and dluso around him. but for - own sake
MT for the name Of possessing it--Gr lac frigned and
va'tlought To bs roor--bri because lie uirte habit
oi acquisition had bccoJne passion ana the hare cor.
scionsncsS of nSsscssion.was np-as.Te-a phantom OF
delight. which hs coHd hug with rapture las bosom
Well viii u he for such il they have laid up treasures
/ IN Heaven - well earth. Bat we will not ser
/ mnn'zc-ihe Lesson conveyed by the sketch IL lefi
/ with the rcader.--C 'aremohi, " H. Eoclc
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-15

making lie Talloliy Of ie Tec-lcs electoral votes
over lac cli,e holders, thir'y-'wo cIa,lg
In ;is calculation il VIII he observed "a have not
included Pennsylvania. yrgni,, North Carolina, !, .
uoiz, or Maine but leii these STATES with heir 3
electoral vote. re- sporting ground. MAJORITY orvhi,h
ul no doubt be ca. u f,yoT 90 liarfsan md bleed
mg country. We -r iruly believe lsl; Gen u1--is1n
aa nc our ucr, President. that Van Buren, and
hn.fnsmen have we'll nigh spoiled Inc hopes Of TIC
ires' fcTuhc that blesi The Garth. s;ungl.d is
resources, and folsiei ~ Jest energies We want
F.rIa. a"d ,uq-a!ng hcnri 10 lead US aloh TO
our once rrund POSITION We want m honest men 20
F',ssr'" Ec public 'ro1sar, We want Keen eye 20
{. 5s' ouI CORRUPTION and roitenness tmg-,rcd vet
Gran whom ihc Fc1sia love. whose heart pusotc- only
80 then whore in,o.l,c. Is bright whose long lie is
w.i.oU, -l4.n, and ahose name IS HARaI5ox.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-15

Itt VIZ IIisNf.
81. Filter --fy Goo proceedings ct lho CITY Conn
.' 90 tar iI.t fl-''u-, sIrprlzrd o. o',.rr,
'b. e. acri 70. -4sss o. Brra8 was rcisrrr. %.
Committee ior ayrs.igIIun A. baker : would
as .do Isor l-,. .1 yoIr yer, liberal T5ncs 10 ey.
bJI OBJ, C.ufs.tec. -.cl views on lha; SUBJECT %,
NAY enable .a. Council as Committee. to arrive 90 e.
5 agI rIsa.i. r....ssu.. SOW lT. iGCy should p.o
trtl BIO s'.l-. Uarrc N" usJ's oui privileges Of
sug lasIrl. .r f-fI,. s concerned TIC tify Charter.
% s true au..8rz.I Eie ta.ur i0 establish md en-
.lrss aI .ssgr .l Dread AID .fer H11a- row ! con.
t.nd a' tus TggI.uI o. Doc charter o. Ioisr ruf
-oY,-cs..tt. isr n4. 5ler pros .sous therein. with
equal p5I,u.t,. rigbi doe toIgcil prescribe the sr
aUl I.mcu.Yls. 90! oil shros which sre manufactured
ul.t.l f.H lMls 1t fHs etc % iIr cos au1 f.iHr n.
10 voting apparel. or u. .rgr article. not ,roicI
.g ,g.I .H. wiIiI che our,u.l. uu. dprs iIe baker
compel a1- prfs,r '1 bag o. I-rIi is 90 rD. % a. /;
Daf bread nay bs made io Hrr.nt qualities. 4.
rs. SOME people prefer tIr qualify D. ihc quaH'f.
a14 D..H suited o. ttt -uIt oi of. rTr. 'lIsuf 1r#
DOS . .efa.a fI Irgs.sfJ with rcTrrl o. @, 100 T-.cI
lI ar.a. ... .I- est. aHl rlP7,i's 1i .sc .l1sHn.
.r 'r.I.r s..I J. clug.. Dol q. ia.ra1s. tl.
st ..r D.. ...I .. r.r.l..1. iUs.. y-rl t.r aH.,r
H provide an .ii.a 1ts.a.r. or weigh Hlsf~r ii-
.ua rslft a.Hf.l.f H' IHr rFr..-e 1I s1 r-e.lI
0.s 1f Hf.'rH.r ls H. iHr .aEor. vIp. t.frc rEI.
T.. lr- unwilling fa sH..r. rHi inI Hruse.fra
imposed a.HH. r.ut t... |.. rrrIt lv b1aug 90
.1ua instead 90. re DH.... f..s.1z oHr h-.lrg.
OIL. MORO -rr.@s D...... ..... - UAkLH"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-15
c.pPD,fYrTI

On TIC }p a;ieujsuee ia the Ilorse ct Representa-
lives while the election nj printer MAS frndiae. end
;he tliaacr attendance when n Chaplain Ma t. Ia
elected:
When the De Ill he'd CIR.
Every m hi az.
To vote Cor kNos and Blair.
To PRINT and lie and cheat.
BOT when Helv'n as,'d for all.
To elect man oi Prayer.
Nat half the locos siayd,
Their wishes 20 declare.
IIo7TicriTrGAL ENrEpITfoN.--Sor-c 81 orr 20
dcrs may remember that, On the oecas On Ia wh We
refer, mentioned With peculiar saii- faction thai Two
young men had been despatched 10 the northwest
coast of North Amcrco. whence they were cNIecied
To III ir employers very extensive collce-
ion ofseed Ofihc numerous interesting genera vito"
are known 10 CAi~t n Ilnt locality. The expense Oh
the expedition VAS he betrayed by the contributions
of little hand Of ar,cIt amateurs, At the beat o.
which stood the Dukes 81 Dcvoushirc aud Hei!ord-
No efIjt spared p-evcn't the i-ssi5'iy. 50 far
n man could avert i. -! rnscarr as". Ia' org
men sailed under the csIccal patronage OF the Hut-
an Bay Company and with every pSo'Pec' Of success;
bat just when expectation beat high IN the hearts CT
their employers just ahsut the period wien me Art
val of the frs fruits Of tho expedition hal been anci-
paies the sad news as received that. alter traver'
sing IN safety the greater part of the distance whch
they contemplated. and indeed when within lew
hours journey Of their destination. both the young men
were drowned. Ly the uI-et,ing Of boat. together
with several who were ihcr com pnnions. OF the
'scnrs then mentioned the one sept oui from the
D. Gardens 10 the cpaS of Peru - exported short
H. :; -, -. having done 1.-THE nothing m that quar-
. = -, we prcsUmc. NJ opporiuoT'y. he being al
,,cL.I - = -, 'syiny expel.isOn-3sHs (Lond5r)
Hcekiy MrsScEgc-.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-15
PROSPECTS OF THE ProPIr ron IS

FhoSfECTS OF THE PEOPLE FOR 1910.
majority Of Inc people OF The United States arc
opposed TO ti'e administration of Martin Van Buren,
Tbs e FACT proven b. me Official return. oG the la,es,
Congressional elections Of The several States OF the
In ~ table Of which VIC sahIjin. Is follows
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-15

7as Rirs-. Well business has commenced. There
Is something doing rev at the wharf This river i
rising fast Licking is coming ont boats arc eoun-
iTorl shove. aud bos,s are coming fron below.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-15

NJ Caanng'sEoxi lecture will lie given THIS eve.
n'hs' orn'neneing a, quarter before : o'clock
s''geci hydnes:aics. The audience il requested
70 be penctual
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-15

We are indebted to Mr. Mcconnell. Gor copy OF IL.
2i Auditors ReTeg;, 10 The Legislature Of Virginia
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-15
NETE will pay the h. =" p,'.e 10 ~ 49,
Wv rh Doub!oons if bro. Us p-.s-.y
ion s. a z E;Ors - ~. n.oHeI--

O. ALE.--$sr, or,Jgcn & T!ardesy hs
of their entire stock of Boots, Shoes. '-al''
nets, SC TO d. A. = TonD& C. isnAM, 10 WI, N my
take pleasure in rccnhaend:n= their customers. -
the stock bought Of the Ersi holders and ios cds
therefore, they will 90 able >grply their friends and
public on as good t2rns If better than any usheF
house in the city
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-15

SciciDE---A yoang who s-rvsd At oue Of the
=. Albany hotels "Wednesday q, ching last stating
'bai he VAS from Wheeling, Va. and The slS oi
commission Icrchsu; there. found dead suspend
81 from Tho bed pas, Thursday morning Louis-
-iHc Jou-rll
We ihini here must be some mistake in ihc above
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-15
762.I4o 1876

'b-sAfJ tHp.soD oj,ot4 - ~
Ths Is he Van Buren, majority fnr Governor.
N,ioriiy oyains, Van Buren,, 9l25
~ ihis, 1t clearly arroas that ic administration Of
Martin IAN Barren IS opposed by majority of tie poo
PIE. 30 marvel hen, that the pceplcarc now crowd
irs the standard &C their friend Harrison. Let IA,
row arrange tie States by their politics, rs shewn h
Inc Glove liable under SD 10 which attach ih,i,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-15

my Be safely ds5uc;ei from i;c Van Buren, column.
al added 70 The Harrison States. aad
Ceorga IL
/. t,dIc'el ffou the Whic oo'amn ani added 10 Ge
V-n Eorc7 whea VIC she'll stand ,hrs
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-15

"a ON - 1it. TIMt 40 SAVE COS 81 w
EBuSh d Co have sold their entire stock of fier
chandzu 10 r. W. Stocking. The Books. So;ss. &c
are in the hands of g. w. Bush for soulemcnt--all
persons Interested requested call The suiscri-
rcr at w J.. Henley's law Office, Main street, and
'ee their accounts without delay. rs ali unsettled ac
counts after January Hcs Will he p,occd in il,o hands
Of no Der officers for settlement without fail.
dec 10 J. W BUSH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-15

Coaucc'el with the above = one Of tho r,o., cy
;'nsive READING ROOMS in the United S,aics-
Ierr'~ 10 zuasrrDo-7. 50 yoar Strangers are irrc
Z, vs.i '- tie space Ofoa- rou'h those Who con.
'ni' 10 VS. for ioug.r term will IL pa, town a.
r-.0sclb,fs.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-15

The TIFFECA NOE FLAG is issued iron, ,his cfTi,e
ca the 1T end ! b of every raooth Price So cts
;7sir tbs limo Until ihc Presidential election
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-15

The nae.inE e.ihs T,77cca7o9 GLIB to.u. g5, a;t.-
Ci'y ilali IS to DC roJlc. AsJrc1s Nv WIN A,x
i'm5-'n c. Tho life, sA-'-c;e- an Ful!o services CT
CO... !.cy T.Izn
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-15

AMERICAN Los~.
Killed 7-woundCd %.
rPIrieu Los

rPIrisu loss.
Killed liz -woun:led not knowr--7risoners 63I
The fS,,iis of this victory iniere dent or the -rra'
alyon"geS obtained. Of the Bri sh regular armr
0JJ non-cc'nmsson"d III ers and prvhies, Colonies
MAJ - and 10 oc rs of the ne prisoners; and -
pieces Of cannon. 610o stands o. arms. gun-boai.
and ammunition and stores 10 the amount Of 1000
OGJ Of Dcllarsii
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-15

NOTICE All persons havin. claims against tho
subscribers will please scpd them in for settlement; and
those that are indebted requested TO call their
counting room AMI lguidaie tho same further ndul.
senoe cannot be given
feb lift SIyEARINGEN a. IIARDyErY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-15
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-15

q NoR RENT, and possession given The rrsi of
Z April. oHe Store Room ol Market Square, now
occupied by T. Deg. Also, the Store Room adjoining
immediate possession Of which vii - gycn Apply 10
feb IL JOIN ~ CLARKE
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1840-02-15

2 w EL'r. EE.U CENI Tx ANNJM.--.uiOr-
est At the T1e Of twelVe rer cent TCr annt.n
viii be paid by the suiscTi5cEs fnr al dcpoScs made
~ their ofre Tor s,yIy DAYS aaf upwards, which
ne Withdrawn without previous notice, md Il desired.
viii be So ured by gage on unincumhcrpt reel
,a'e 10 DIS city. leL II @ A. i. GOEF &. co