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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-05-21
TO I he PUBLIC,

VENdE undersig ned Chiefs, Braves and head
i Men, Of the Sac and Fox Nation Of In
dians arc determined to recognize no contracts
made by disafected Band of their people.
known as Wish-e-co-maquc's lizard Fish's)
Band. No debts that they may have con
tracted, or may hereafter contract, will be
paid by our Nation, either out of our Annui-
ties, or at any future sale of our lands.
DEs MONIES RIVER, May 5, 1910.
Ke-o-kuck X Sac Chief
mark
Wa-ke-cha X
Wc-kep-puc-c x
Pa-nos- Sc K
Wy-tup.pe-not X
Wa-puc-qua- las-kuk X
Mus-qna Ike X >as t*ls
l6s Pe-sIak.a.see X sl
#t.. A-na-me Y lU.s{
sastst Ne-mah- we mime X ,sG rs
ro.53 Pa-me-was-sa-skuk X
I Gaa Ma-ke-che x ate daE
at Na-po-uk X s;eE,aaaG4 sE
rst,; ka-ke-ta-ahpe X y .aa9
at @ Me-che-mo-oke \. sg
IS tfs Wah-can-ah Y aal 1F -asta
Ap-pu-noose X Sac Chief s3
~ Wish ko-sah u iii
Puech ecn-wah X
ruck-auoss X
Pah-lno-sine ,a-tuck X
Wah-s-nou Y
l-o-nah X
As-ke-puck-waE
Quah-quall.ho.se X
No-tcm X
Mah-muck-hec X
Quns.quc-tun X
Wal,.cum-e x
Nah-to-a.quc X
Lus-sc hahn X
Catteese X
Wa.pel.lo X Fox Chief,
Pah-me-sail X s...sgf
Wah.sc- canc-gua X
Now -wah-tak.sa X t
Ne-se-ka x ,..4a-
Mish- shil-wah-tap-pe Y
afz Puck-o-cah t."
Nah-eote.tetc X
Pall-tush-e-tahne -haut X :.
Mime mec-ku X
y Wisse.quak- ah x H.
Non-nc-que -kish-ko X
Muc-ko-tak -kit.crme X ,..-.-,.
I-om-wass X
Nah.nah que-shk X
Nier-sh .nau-ne X
No-tauke que X
Ne-mem-uk X
Mo-whah x
Poy-sleek X Fox Chief
Wah coshah-she X DO
Kano-muque X
Haw-:law-kec
Rc-con-e capuk x
Man ne-nO-was-Sit X
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-05-21

lora Territory Distric, Conf, for the County
Of Des MONIES,
John Hargrove and Nancy Hargroye his wife,
who sue for the use of David Hender.
shott, plfs.
Hiram II. Hays & Daniel Nc Mahan.
Action of Debt.
NHoIICE is hereby given to the said defend.
ents that writ of attachment was issued
out OF the Office of the clerk of the District
court ior said county in the above entitled cause
against the goods and chattels, lands and ten
emehts, rights, credits, moneys and effects of
me SAID defendants for the sum of nincty-fiye
a oaa and interest thereon since sth of Aug
1898, on the s6th day of October, AID. 1855.
wnich SAID writ has been returned by the Sheriff
levied on the undivided half of Lots No. 54s.
SIS, $40, $50. 5sl and 592, in the city Of Bur.
lington, in the county aforesaid. Now unless
said defendants shall appear and plead TO the
Plaintiffs action before the next term of said
court; judgment will be rendered against them
and the property SO attachcd will be sold to
satisfy the same with costs. r.t h naE,
..,g JOHN S. DUNLAP, Clerk D. C.
DAVID RoRrR Plffs. Atty
May 81, 1910. .rr ,H 81
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-05-21
NEW GOODS.

4 , ECElVED at Charles Neallcy's per late
q arrival, complete assortment Of Gro.
ceres, glass and queensware, domestics.
prints, boots, shoes and brogans, brides. mar
tingales, school-books, &c, &c--which will bo
sold cheap as the cheapest for cost.
may II 5O
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-05-21

We are authorized to announce PHILIP
VIELE, Of Fort Madison, as a candidate for
Delegate to Congress.
/ We are authorized TO announce DR.. JAMES
DAVIS, as Il candidate for Congress at the
next general election
We arc authorized to announce JAMES
tCHURCHMAN, Esq. of Du Buque, as candi-
date for Congress, at the ensuing election.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-05-21

Washington is new town, situated near
the centre of Washington county, and is a.
bout twenty-seven miles distant from Iowa
city, and about the same distance from Wa.
pello, Mount Pleasant and Fairfield. Said
town is beyond doubt permanent county
seat, beautifully situated, healthy, conyen.
lent to rock and timber, and is now rapidly
Improving and is destined to occupy con
spicuous rank among the villages of Iowa.
OSE Who Knows.
g may ii 5n
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-05-21
SALE>'OF LOTS IN
MkSHAM GTQk,.

7HSHERE will be a Sale of Lots in the Town
IL of Washington Seat Of Justice, of the
county of Washington, in the Territory of
Iowa, on the 10Th day Of June next. Such
sale to continue from day to day, at the dis.
erection of the Board of Commissioners of said
county. The conditions of such sale will be
one fourth cash in hand, and the remainder in
three equal instruments, payable in six,
twelve, and eighteen months from the day
OF sale, by order of the Board of county
Commissioners of said county. April 2sth,
1oIO. THOMAS BAKER, Clerk
of said Board
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-05-21
NOTICE

NOTICE. Il
4 PROPOSALS will be received by the Com
a. missioners of Van Buren, county, Iowa
Territory, for building Court House in the
town Of Kcosauqua, until the 3oth OF May
next, when contract will be entered into with
the lowest bidder for building said house. The
plan and specifications of the house can be
seen ut the Clerk s office after the Doth day of
the present month, (April.l The terms Of
payment for building said house will be in
building materials such as may be suitable for
that purpose, or in real estate, or in town lots
in the town of Keosuuqua. s
By order Of the Board Of Commissioners Of
Van Buren, county, |. II. s6g
Frye B. HAzELTiSE, Clerk Of the 5.
Board of County Commissioners
April Sth, A. D. 1870. 90
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-05-21

Fl. w. MOORE & co.
HAVE just received direct from New York,
Il 4 a fine assortment of S UMMER GOODS.
among which may be found
5000 yards English. French and American
Prints, latest fashion;
5000 yards super Sheetings and Shirtings
160 doz Taylor's Spool Boxes;
4I gross Cents Satin and Bombazine Stocks,
plain and figured
Tops super Italian Cravats;
10 lbs do do Sewing silk;
10 doz assorted Elastic Braces;
30 packs German Pins;
SO gross gilt and covered Buttons;
80 lbs Linen Thread. assorted;
2 ps twilled Padding;
Edo super Canvass do Silk Serge;
l0,do superfne Linen;
10do Russia Diaper;
Linen Cambria, Twilled Bandanna, Spittal.
field and Pongee Hdkls;
White Pongce do 81
Linen and Fl. s. Gloves;
Drills Moleskin; Jeans; Ticking;
Cassinetts Cadet mkt, black, blue, brown,
and invisible green Broadcloths, &c
Which they will sell cheaper than usual,
for cash. e6 ~ III b sya
Apri. 30. .is As
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-05-21

SloANs OF THE Loco Foco Pass
/ ~ Harrisburg Keystone gives returns
..a we Virginia election, and then greans
THE Wings. in all probability,
7 y, !. oeen successful in electing amajori-
!. y !. we House Of Delegates. We have
'sposinon TO conceal that this result
i;; sae1pected, and in some degree morti-
49, = the election ofltwo i. S. Sena.
= depend upon the issue. . -
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-05-21

COLONEL CRocKET.-The family Of
the Tennessee Backwoodsman have re-
ceived the letter written them from the
Mexican mine where he is a prisoner,
and a son of his has started to Mexico to
procure his liberation.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-05-21

A letter to the Louisville Journal, no.
ticing the fact that there have recently
been many changes in Barren county in
favor Of General Harrison, speaks thus of
the ''sober second thought of an hitherto
influential Van Buren, politician there's
''Robert d. Maupn, long and well known
as the leader of the Locofoco party in
Barren county, has abandoned his party
and come out openly in a public speech,
declaring that he will GO with them no
longar to ruin the couatry.''
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-05-21

ANOTHER MYSTERIOUS NDIsAPPEARANcE.
"A young man named Moses Fry, from
Lancaster county, Pa. arrived in Phila-
delphia, the latter part of last week, with
a drove of cattle and sheep. He sold his.
stock and was at the hotel on Callowhill
street, where he stopped, on Saturday
evening. While in the bar-room he was
seen to count about $500 in bank notes.
which he had received for his cattle, and
placing them in his pocket, he went out
since which time lie has not returned.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-05-21
NOTICE.

WE hereby notify all having claims or
Wv demands against the estate of George
Baird, late Of Jefferson countE.l. T.sdeceas-
ed, to present the same within nine months
FROM this date, and all indebted TO said estate
to make immediate payment.
Isaac L. WHITAKER, admir-.
REnrccA RMap, ndm'x.
April26th. A. D. la4U, A-ss
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-05-21

GLASS AND PUTTY,
NOR Sale low, at
Il H. w. MOORE s. co.
may 81 a9tf2a ssA 81
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-05-21
NOTICE.


VBNHE Subscriber is authorized to sell the
IL following described tracts of land, on the
most advantageous terms to purchasers.
Van Buren, county,
w l-2 NV IA sec III t GIL 10
E 10 nc IA sec 10 81 + 10
Sc IA sec l., t CT 10.
Sw II sec I, CT lG.
Ne ID sec !, t. 81 10.
Sc IA sec 10, 81 10.
Ne IA sec Is, 69r g.
NV IA sec 8, 69r9
Sc Ia sec 80, t 70r9
Sw Ia sec Z, 50 s.
Ne IA sec %, 69rs. ..
f l-2 ne IA sec 90. 69rS
E 10 Sc Ii sec 9, t SO rS.
Sw Ia sec ID, t 69rS
w 1-2 Sc IA sec SO, t Tors
Jefferson county,
Sw Ia sec 81, t 7lr9
5a Henry county,
w ~ sc IA sec 10, t lori
Lee county,
w 10 Sc Id sec 90, 69r5 H
w 10 ne Ia sec 10. 6Sr6 8
" IL sw IA sec 10, 6S re ~
w 10 sc Ia sec &c, 60 RI
e 10 NV Ia sec &c, 69r4
NV Ia sec &c, 6S re
Sw IA sec 36, 6S r 6 s-4 ,,,.
w ~ Sc Ia sec 36, 69r4
w 1-2 sc IA sec 3, CTS
Des Moines county,
w l,2 ne IA sec sc, 69r3
Musquitine county,
w 10 sw ID sec g., t77r3
1.2 sc Ia sec 7, t77r3
NV IA sec II, t77r3
w 10 sw Ia sec g., 77r3
w 1-2 sw IA sec 49, 77r3
Sc ID sec 1877 7Tr3
Nv IA sec is, 77ri
Sw IA sec IS, 77r1
w 1-2 sw Ia sec IA, t. 7rI
w 1-2 sec Is, 77ro
Louisa county,
Z 10 Sc Ia sec 25,t 73r4
w 1-2 ne Ia sec 9, t 1874
Sw IA sec l, t73r
E 1-2 sw IA sec IL, t BRA
f 10 sw Ia sec 3, 1874
w 1-2 Sc IA sec 8, 1871
Tee above are select lands, eligbly situated,
and somewhat improved.
For terms apply to the undersigned agent of
the owner, Lewis Benedict, Esq. who has de-
scription of each tract.
JAS. W. GRIMES, Agent, &c.
May 9th, 1S40-49-tf
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-05-21

Log Cabins were built last week, in all
the wards of Cincinnati. 1t gives us
especial pleasure to be able to add, that
.nN the scork scas done by scceders from
the 2. B. party!-Louisville Journal.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-05-21
CANDT EG

r. CANDLES. .a
Vb>HE subscribers keep constant supply of
IL Mould Candles, of their own make, which
they will sell to dealers as low as they cum be
bought in the Western country. a1
s. szgvoa.a3 q. ssLtL# Fl. w. MooRE & Co.
April 90. gr s5i III @ Al
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-05-21

NOTICE..
The Rev. Mr. STONE of Massachusetts,
will preach in the Methodist Church, on next
Sabbath at the usual hour.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-05-21
CHAT AND FURNIT U RE
. WAREHOUSE

NHE subscriber would respectfully inform
n the citizens of Burington and the Ter
ritory generally; that he is now opening and
intends to keep constantly on hand, an en-
tens,ve assortment Of new and splendid furni-
ture of the latest fashion, in the room immedi
ately under the Gazette Printing Office, in the
city of Burlington. The subscriber has perma-
nenty located himself in this place, and per-
sons wishing to purchase any article in the Fur
niturc line, may rely upon being supplied at
his store, as nc will be constantly receiving
from the manufactory in Cincinnati every arti-
Gle OF Furniture of the best qurity, consisting
in part Of 4.azr a.
Side Boards, Bureaus, TaLles, Caairs, Lacking
Glasses, Beadstccds, Work Stands,
Isl. Cane Seat Cmirs, sc. &c. sc.
Which ha Il ~, ~, M
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-05-21

Enoc! Gilbert Adm. of Nathl. Knapp, Deco.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-05-21

We learn from the Globe, of the I'd,
that the General Appropriation Bill was
passed that evening. in the House
l45, nays Is.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-05-21

The FLOOD.--Ihe General Pratte,
which arrived yesterday from New Or
leans, bringing dates to the Sd, reports
that the lowlands above Orleans, not pro-
tected by levee, were overiiown. The
water was within about iuches Of high
water mark, and the Pratte met the rise
of the Mississippi some distance above.
AS this rise is nearly ten feet, there will
individually be great injury done to the
plantations below.--N Louis Repub.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-05-21

Loco TAcT1cs.-One of the benelici-
aries of the Bellevue Hospital applied at
the Dispensary lately for medical advice,
and was asked by one Of the faculty how
he came in town. "Oh," said he, '.we
were all let out to vote. They sent three
cars for us Locos. and we all came down. y
swell, but were there no Wings among
YOU? inquired the doctor. ooh yes,
said the voter, in suppressed tone, '.but
they vere all physicked the dag before
and couldn't come"
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-05-21

GONE TO woRK.--'Fhe Croton laborers,
who struck for higher wages, have return
ed to work again, having become tired Of
doing nothing.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-05-21

BACKING oyT.-Mr. Van Buren, finding
that his proposition for standing army.
says the Gin. Republican, has alarmed
the people of the United States, is trying
to escape the odium of the measure. His
Secretary, Mr.. Poinsett in letter to the
chairman of the Committee on the Militia,
in the House of Representatives, under
date of 9th April, 1910, says
elf on mature deliberation, there be
any thing found in the system itself, or
in its details, which conflicts with the
rights of the States, or with the interest Of
our fellow citizens, the Objectionable
parts may be expunged. or amended, or
the ,Uhole system altered or ABANDONED. !"
How condescending! Rather than not
he reelected, Mr.. Van Buren, cheerfully
Yields up his favorite project Of a stand
ing army of 100000 men.
The eloquent Ohio blacksmith has a
rival in the good cause. A St. Louis
blacksmith is daily upon the stump,
speaking. it is said, with fine effect in
behalf Of old Tippecanoe. If any of the
! res: Of the sons of Vulcan are disposed to
take hand at the great work. now is
their time Strike while the iron is hot,
gentlemen Journal.
Col. Croghan.-The gallant hero Of
Sandusky. reached Cincinnati on the 9Th
inst. on his way from Washington upon
tour, as Inspector General to the West.
ern posts. He was gratified in the op.
1 portanity OF paying his respects to his ole
Commander General Harrison, with
4 whom he served in the hard fought bat
ties of Tippecanoe and For: Meigs.
st. Louis Bulletin.
We learn from the Globe, of the I'd
that the General Appropriation Bill wa.
passed that evening. in the House-yea,
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-12-09
DIR. W. EVANS CELEBRATED
SOOTHING SYRUP.
FOR CHILDREN T'EETHING.
Prepared BY himself
TO MOTHERS AND NURSES.

TO MOTHERS AND NURSES.
The passage of the Teeth through the gums
produces troublesome and dang gerous symptoms.
1t is known by mothers that there is great irrl-
tation ia the mout. and gums during this pro-
CESS. The gums swell the secretion Of saliva
is increased. the child is seized with frequent
and sudden fits OF crying, watching, starting in
the sleep, and spasms of pecullsy parts; the
child shries with extreme violence, and thrusis
its fingers into its mouth. il these precursory
symptoms are not speedily alleyiated, spasmod-
ic couvulslons universally superyene, aud soon
cause the dissolution OF the infant. II moth
crs have their little babes afflicted with these
distressing symptoms. they should apply Dr..
William Evans's Celebrated Soothing Syrup,
which has preserved hundreds of infants when
thought past recovery from being suddenly at
tackled with that fatal malady, couyuIslons.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1840-12-09
DR.. HUNTS BOTANIC PILLS.

When sound and scientific remedy for diseases
has long been in general use, bestowng blessings
and receiving praises, it is scarcely in tho power oil
Acepticsm to doubt its virtues, or envy 10 deny
them.
When it has achieved an ascendan, career oi use
fu,ness, which distances the competition oi mere
boastful prevention and secured a conspicuous sta
lion in universal favor by intrinsic worth alone It's
Proprietor may point out the causes OF ITS superior
ity without incurrng the suspicion o in'idionsness
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II EaeOI Blessing TO .fOfhers.
DR.. w. EVANS'S CELEBRATED
SOOTHING SYRUP.
For Children cutting their Teeth.

This infallble remedy has preserved hun
dreds Of Children, when thou GIT past recovery,
from commissions. As soon as The Syrup is
rubbed 90 the gums, the child will recover
This preparation is SO innocent, so elficacious,
and so pleasant. that no child will refuse to let
its gums be rubbed with IL. When infants are
at the age Of four months, though there is no
appearance of teeth. one bottle OF the Syrup
shouIs DC USED on the gums. to open the pores.
Parents should never be without the Syrup 10
the nursery where there are young cb,ldren,--
for il child wakes in the night With pain Ia the
gums. the Syrup Immediately gives ease by
opcuiug the pores and healing the gums (;
thereby preventing CousulsIous. fe'ers. DC.
Sold at DR.. w. Evans once, 100 Chatham
St y. L., and by all his Agents throughout
the Union. Price-sinail bottles 50 cents
larger 81.
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suppose he will ever hear from Isidore.'
u think as you do, Emma /; but still his sit
nation is an embarrassing one, as il would be
dreadful indeed TO marry one woman, and be
claimed by another.
True, true. Henry but il is now almost
sly yeare since she left him and could he Oh
tain this lovely creature. he would he fortunate
Indeed. never saw any one so much admir-
ed, and SO worthy Of admiration. that valued il
so little. She prefers social evening with me
TO the mos, splendid party. and game a, romps
with yonr pet, Albert, TO a walk with our anost
iacina,ing beaux. To- morrow she spends the
day With us, and am to send for her harp
Bring Fitzgerald home with ypp, apd say moth,
ing Of our guest.
will replied Harcour.
After day OF social and refined en,ovmrD,
with her new friends. at evening Miss Walsrein
took her harp. She was playing Scotch air
when ilarcour came home with Fitzgerald
They stood some time at the open door, charm
ed with the melody. The latter seemed spell.
bound. Was il the music that entrapced him.
or was he admiring the beautiful creature that
touched the strings with her white aud delicate
fihse" His eager and adnlying gaze delight.
ed Emma, and she spoke to him The music
ceased, and the fair musician hung over the in
strument. pale and trembling. Her agitation
n,s .u,,b,,.d 70 ,,,;.
bu, ,be 500, r.oo,.,sJ h.,..ie E;,r-.,,
,ors,,,,,y c,,m;n;n, h., r,.. mh.
do an ui,hon, ,,.oi,,. ,,d.. h,. .n..
an hour spen, in her socie,y h. r.,.n,d mae
/ than he ,ooled for II, ,ho,,h, no, ,,..
Iv ac,e.,bI.-.,;,, II. ,,,.,,s, ..,;,. ,.,,
! ful and nj, .ve,y name. i, ,,.
d,u
,oa s,;. ,v.,.,.; -
.u,,oo,,, iii.
n ,,, soo;.,, ,r ,,;. ",
:, 4. ;,..;i,,.
co., ,h,, .,,L ,;.,-,,.
seek 10 obtain VIM do 90, ..,;,, n. 80,
,riae with ,,c u.,,v. ,o,,
v,. b.,w.,, my ,,,,,hm,o, an, ae
homer. lsome,,m., v,,b, b,a ,svs, s,.,be,
Il would no, trigo with vou. Albert I'm,
YOU must have discovered So,b;a,. ,rer,rcnce
,or Won. Why No, dec,,y. vo,,,.,f,"
.A,. mad u.,
red man 7 The los, I.idor, !. Gs,co,,oo h, ia.
world; her beau,v and he, v;,,n.s h,,;sd i,
oblivion; buI | canno, forrc, the tenderness
with which I once slno., ,d,,.d h., y.,r
lore Sopbia. Jcvo,edIv ,,d.,,,v Th.x. :.
something abou, her ,bou,b Jh,vs MAYA.
toned !, befo,, ,b,, ,er;nJ. 80. ~ Lid.
Tho exn,.ssi,, Of L. ..;
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DIR. EVANS CELEBRATED
CAM0MllE G. APERIeNT PILLS.
WHIGHLY INPoRTANT.-p

Nervous disease. liver COM plant. bilious dis
"a =. piles. rheumatism. consumption. coughs.
cois. pam IN the chest and side. ulcers. aud
ias's p -Iptcsfiil ff.- tsrs 7r.. .I--- -.,G.ii,
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T"' 't''' Nd.ciHe y for sat, IN Ncrpori. b.
Nv CALLAHAN. lgev'.
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RUopE-IsLAND REPUBLICAN,
PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY MORNING
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No paper will be discontinued until arrearases
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TIE aJocc Medicine as for sale in Newport, b.
IVH CALLAHAN, agent.
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r., atove Msdie-s is for sale IN N,cBor,. by
wv. CALLAHAN, Ages,.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1840-04-30
M ORNING ERALD-sHIP NEWS
Port of New York, April 30.
Cleared.

Cleared.
Aossa Blunt, Campeachy; Bridget m York, Monego Bay
Gsv Tr0Sg sSi%sa L,fpG Lancabre Bali sayaqaIh
ss
bs s ssg Srs%sh
NaTacabo and Barbsdoes Sun, NefeTsoH, Boston, Caro-
Arrived.
ship Meridian Williams of Richmond from Liverpool soth
Brig Gen Marsn Sylvester FIN Porto Rico. and dys from
BI brig Ocean, Leverton, FIN Windsor Ms with plaster to
Br brig Helen Mar, Card I'm Windsor Ms with plaster, to
shr Hudson, Tr days from Gloucester with fish, &c to
sehr Banner Ryder, days from BuckspOr with mdz to
sehT EspsStisr LnsSR q. 5% Wilmington NC, with
Barge dr'"Da'' i Genas.i Kses9 e Thomson
Sc which all
BY sSStrG s on Rsr
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Ss si f .s ff Sa the report Of bar,
New sed NYcf missing So %s vessel nSi
as and about thirteen briggs
Warren arrived at Pensacola on the 18th inst after
crewis good health.
star Riley, from NYork Tor Mramich, April &C. of South
PsovIoGses, Apr ss--sr Juno, NYork James Lanphier
Do
Ns~rosr, Apr as-arr Charles Richmond Taunton for
YORK Excel BRISTOL do; New York Providence do Victory
Do do sth Amaron Nantucket do Factor do do Telegraph
HAkrFoep Apr 2s-arr Triton, NYork.
fALr RIyEr. Apr 2s-arr Massasoit, Nlork
ssirM Apr 94-sld Brilliant, Hawkins, NYork.
rnoNAsIos, no date-au Richmond, Ulmer, NYork; sid
Challenge, Ptessy,s DO
HoLNrs HoLr Apr a1--arr Waldo NYork for Bel as La
yee do for Bangor Trio, New York for Boston, Hudson
do Dc.
PIIApEL rHIA, Apr ss-arr Herald, Blew NewIYork; r
MARKS Student, do
oHsosp Apr 2sarr David Cox, NewYork; sid Peru
Amphi,nte, do; Emeline Peterson, do; A s9mer, do
CHAntrsros Apr 2-arr George Hull, ny ork; sid Liver
pool Graves. Lerroo Fanny Br) Sloan do; Cordela sher
MosILr, Apr ao-a New York, Nieven, Liverpool; CID
Brn CHAN, Drummond, do; 18th, Barbara, Luke, do
Brown, Kelly, Boston; Alexander. Cope Liverpool; Til
ger Baker Havre; ST John, Hitchcock New York. Wakua
Rattoone, do.
Nrw ORLrsSs, Apr iscid Byron harrington, NYor;
Geoyiana. Parsons Hsyre Niagara Cole, Nobe sid Troy
Franklin Wyoming and VIM Tell The Shakespeare slll
the bar.
Foreign Ports.
HsITFAx, Arr i7-arr Elizabeth, Reynolds, Nlork
tRoIs Apr sPeru, RIDER for New York, uno, Patriot
Wilbur do; IIoulton, Thompson, do,
There American vessels at Society Islands Dec
slst.
ST Dousoo CRY, Apr ii-Ameriea, for NYork, Ids.