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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-04-16
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vETHEREAs, d mort gage deed was execut.
ed and delivered on the 1st day of DC
,tober, AZ D. 1898, Of that date, by George w
Kelley to the andersig ned snortg gging Lot No
(55s Il fty. Ave a. in the city Of Burlingt
and which said deed was recorded on the 9th
day Of December, Al. ID. 1888, in vol. Cd, pages
1s1, 1872, 1873, CT the records and which said
deed was condit toned for the payment before
the expiration Of fifteen months from the date
Of said mortgage of three several promissory
notes, bearing date Oct 18th, 1888, (the date
Of said mortgage one for the sum Of two hun
dred and eighty nine dollars and seventy cents,
payable in nine months one for same sum,
payable in twelve months one for same sum,
pay able in fifteen months from said date all
EHofwliich are due and unpaid, and which said
deed contains power ofsattorney to the un.
tdersigned to sell at public auction said Lot, on
Noncompliance with the conditions of said
mortgage. Now notice is hereby given, thai
on Thursday, the 23d day of April next
said Lot, No. SIS A, will be exposed to sale, al
tauction, in said city, and sold to the highest
bidder, according to law. PES
sssYaf74 - en- Erc T JVprcr,,r
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AN APPRENTICE
S wanted to the Printing business. Enan;re
IL at the Patriot Office ~ 3
4 July; III
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PAPER &c.
3RIDGMAN & PARTRIDGE

& PARTRIDGE
AVE just received general assortment
Il IL OF Foreign and Domestic Dry Goods,
Hardware, Groceries, Prints, &c. &c.
10000 yards Lawrence shcctings,
1900 blue caicoes,
5000 6 light and dark fancy do.
1900 blue drillings,
4 tons spun cotton, l0 bales batting,
10 bales Wicking,
60 pieces unbleached drilling
so do. stout str;p'd shifting.
ALSO--Port, Madeira and Malaga wine,
Linseed, sperm and trained oil, varnish,
Turpcntine, whiting, white lead, glue,
Boraa, rosin, tar, indigo, alum nadder,
Ks, NO, 10 X y, and IL Is glass
Box and cask raisins, dry currants,
Goldfish, castings, iron, floor brads,
Wrought nails, Sd, Id, cd, Sd, l0d, I'D,
god, and 40d cut nails; Eng. and Am.
blistered, spring, German and cast steel.
And thousand and one other articles, which
with the goods they are daily expecting, will
render their assortment more complete than
any ever offered in this Territory
June g., 1891
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IE,.aRM FOR S.ALE.

yTyHE subscriber offers for sale on liber y
terms, d Farm, situated about ten n1iless
west Of the city Of Burlington consisting 81
36O acres There is about DO acres Oh the same
,,,,der cultivation, good cabins, and a good
we'll. situated thereon it being about equally
divided into prairie and timber, well 'vatered,
and situated within one hall OF mile q q COCO
saw and grist mill, offers no ordinary 'ndnee. Z
nlent to those wishing to possess themselves q
d good location for farming. +.
Also. $40 acres Of good tinibered land, sit
mated one half Of a mile from the sames
For both Of the above described tracks OF
land, good warralltee deed will begiycn
- ~ - 2 WARD HANSON.
sRnrl;nrton. Ian. 14th. 1910. 50
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TIN w ARE.

IN WARE
HEyHOsE wishing to purchase Tin Ware would
i Ia do well to call upon the Subscribers who
have a large lot which they will sell exceed
ingly low III. w. MOORE & co.
Oct 81 1899
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BRlDGfNIAIy RTRIDGE
We, just received per S. b. Brazil a
: d u few pieces Of Summer goods for Pataloon
5ALSOs6 ps Cadet gray cloth for Military coats,
ALSO 9 cases superior pcrasols
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HARDWAREs

GPADES, Ehovels, Rim Locks. VA
y Latches, Plane Irons, Iron Candl ts@,al
Mason and Plastering Trowcls, Blind FS s.,.a''
ers, FrameP ullies. Brass and Jappan.d ~, "a
Buttons, Files, Butts and Screws, cu,l.s
Augcrs, Chiscls, Fire Shosels and n.y..
Trace and Log Chains, &c. SC. For s, iss'
low prices, by CHARLES NEAiI,,'
Jan ID 81 i
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CURE FOR PILES OR HEM oRRH0ll
Pile Ointment
a Ne YER FILLING REMEDT /

s
YHSHIs admirable preparation, the hapNr
ID suit of much research, The proprietor w
confidence, offers to the public as certain cur
ne has used it long in private practice and sin'
nc has offered tito the public asa remedy, Z
reputation is such that no one would credit !
universal efficacy without having experience
it themselves. Such are its soothing and hca
ing properties that those afflicted withthe ny
have but to try it and they will know =
themselves.
CERTIFICATES
OF the certain efficacy Of the remedy eoui
be exhibited, but the proprietor deems il 1unas
ccssary None arc genuine withoutsuyslh
wrapper round The box and the directions sl::s
ed by the proprietor.
w. S. BOYD.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by ]. NJ Robeisi
InBurliiigten who is my sole agent for 1nfF'
ma, Illinois Missouri, Iowa and Wiseeas
Territories.
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M 90 il ID 81 GO.
a We: received iii add tion TO their former
HI stock a lot of Superior BOOIsS SANL
s.. SHO IS lso
DOMESTIC DR. GOODS,
among which are 81
SReetings, ca lieavy article
Flannels, various coiors
Cambrics Galicocs
Blankets Broa dciolhs
sstinets $50 Cassmeres
Bed Ticking Cotton Check
( Cotton yarn Merinos
Marino under Shirts Linen
Cotton and woollen socks
On haIid as usual a supp of first rate Gro
ceries all of which will be; sold very low sfol
cash. cI. = 1912; 1922
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DR.. M. BELLFAST,s
EFFECTUAL IND CERTAIN sCI
FOR THE PR ES ~

THEPiles is undoubtedly the most loalbstn.
and distressing disease that ever hpHanL.:-
was attacked with, since the fall Of our nj,
and any remedy that will cure it must be hail.
by those afflicted with that malady, as q nss
cine calculated to add new vigor to humanhs
he Piles is disease that has heretoforebcs
considered incurable; attacking all ages, sels
and conditions. Butitis as easy cured xlhal
understood, rs any complaint that attacksA.
human family. Many persons afflicted sas
Piles, conceal it from all their ass ociates,a Ii;
even physicians. until it becomes so distreail
and the disease takes such an alarming hold i
the patient, that life itself becomes almost
burthen to the afflicted persons when il hehl
applied to his family physician when itdn
made tsappearance, he might ut least have pr
vented it from arriving to such . distrwu.
extent.
Those persons afflicted with this nlalady ii
assured that few boxes of this ointmehlM vi
perform an effectual cure in the most iasetasa
cases. Those who have been but q short id
suffering with it will generally find tlcmsslIs
perfectly we'll in the course Of a few web
after they commence the use Of this aricl
Cases of long standing, like all other chluli
diseases, require the continuation ofthc renst
for several months. The patient will genenG
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this disease in a very short time afterits aplE
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case should Immediately resort to the racdlsa
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have never known one single instance y
practice of twenty years, where this rers
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believe that there is a case ON earth that cam
be cured by this simple ointment, if useedasc
ing tothc directions PRIcE, 81 so per boz.
Directions accompany euch box. For sale
J. M. 5RoBERTsoN, Burlington, !. !.
CURE FOR PILES OR HEN RRHoll
Pile Ointment.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-04
WAsuISGrnS Dec. 30.

WASHINGTON, Dcc w.
The Committces.-Thc Speaker announced the COM
mittces to-day. We not sufficiently acquainted
with the body to say-cons!stng it does of great
proportion of new members-how successfully the
Speaker has called out the business talent Of the House
in the formation ofs committees. 1t is task of great
difficulty and dccacy, and must have been peculiarly
SO with Mr.. Hunter who is not only young member
himself, but young man. We think, in the MAN, he
has been fortunate in his appointments.
AS IT regards the principal committees, having rela-
tons wild The Executive Administration Mr.. Hunter
has discharged his trust with great fidelity 20 all the
principles which should have governed his selection.
The complexion Of these committees gives
ancc that every of the Administration viii be
fairly presented to the House The chairman and ma
oritcs on each are decidedly favorable TO the views
which have directed the Executive, and which have re-
ceved the sanction Of the Of the people, and of the
States, as evidenced by the representation in both
branches of Congress The Opposition, too fully and
fairly represented in these committees. Their strong
est and most distinguished men found upon them,
and if there any which that party (hith-
crto having nothing to proposc) is DESTROYS to bring for.
ward, they will have the opportunity, through their
nhlcst men, to acquire full information regard to
every subject referred to The respective communicable
present their plans for adoponand 10 prepare subs.i-
for all the bills TO carry out measures which they
may approve. They have, however, At every SEES
son had this advantage but il remarkable, that for
few wears past, Mr. Wcbsers maxim has been the 90
vernng one with the Opposition They have laborcd
'snct for the attainment, bat for the Prerention Of any
Go0d. "-Gi0be.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-04

AND AND NEGROES FOR SALE.-Pirsuant TO the last
IL VIII and Testament Of Claiborne Graves deceased, We VIII
offer public auction Monday, the 10Th of February
next If fair il not, the next ii. day. the tract of land wher"on the
said Claiborne Graves resided in The cony Of paEgc and al
uninc the lands Thomas Voolfolk John Henderson and
Others containing near eight hundred acres which WI be sofa III
tanning a hundred acres The improvements arc, good dwell
ing house, wheat machine and number Of on hose''
valuable mill site, where mill has recently boon cr2ctrd
and grist mill could be PITT in operation with small expense
3D. Smiths adjoining the home tract containing near two hun
dcd acres the improvements in comfortable dwelling and
sundry Sd. Pclock, contrnin. two hundred ana
twelve acres all in timber and lying within half mile OF the a"
MILL
TERM-Tweive months credit, with approved personal seeu
ty deed Of the land TO secure the payments
win be Sold and place, about twenty slaves
whom very valuablcalso the stock OF horses cattle
two steers, sheep hogs wrson two
three stones, pair wing sudsincs and undry
irons one smiths Tools the crop Of corn oade
baY farming implements household and kitchen tHnilue &C.
TEEMs-Nine months credit all sums above zen uoa
the purchasers giving bond and undorbed security e ana ae
the cash VIII b. required. : ,,,.rs
CLAIBORNE G. GRAVES,
IL 12-M4M
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-04

Scnsonabe Warning to the H. of Il. at WASHINGTON,
From C:ea in the country Member nj The General Assembly,
81 regard with absolute horror the rapid spread OF
that bullying spirit amongst the members, which gives
to the Hall of Congress the appearance Of Ola.
diatorial Arena, than deberave assembly of grave
Statcsmcn-The interests OF the nation totally for
gotten The requirements of dcccncy, courtesy and
dignity all laid aside furious part:zan spirit, blind
INC the dictates of Judgment and sober sense has con-
trocd the action of both parties. In all seriousness,
there is almost much danger in asserting personal
and political rights the floor of Congress- there
in a Seminole Campaign. If things 30 on, there will
scarcely be danger Of being scalped by Indian
toinahawl than shot down By some furious partizan.-
In the Polish Diet the issue often settled in the
midst Of their deliberations, by an appeal to Arms
Our representatives manifest by far too great DISPOSE
ton to and direct the proceedings by menace.
cannot restrain my Indignation and disgust whenever
read the Reports.
"Ass R, if it be possible, the undisgused and
naked ticket of Harrison ard Tyler get the nomi-
nation Of tie Legislative Wing Caucus of Virginia.
I'VE hear nothing as yet Of Wing Caucus here, or
of Wing movement IN the country. No official en-.
dorscment of tie Harrisburg Nomination has rome
forth from Virginia. Perhaps The Party is no; We; sufii-
cicny disciplined. The have moi yet recovered from,
the first shock which the nomination. communicated:
but the training Of the Band is going on-and in due
season, shall have all the forces aTraved that they
are able muster. But they will net carry all their for.
mer force with them. There some members in the
Legislature, and many politicians in the country, who
called Wings, that will decline co-opera-
ton with their selected candGatc Let the Wings in
Virginia call their meetings, when they may they
will find many soldier stricken from their muster
roll-Edit0r1
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-04
Thc E.nriSIafIIrn.

Yesterday, the House Of Delegates at an early
hour. The House is not yet full and some matters Of
general character therefore lie the table Among
these are the Reports from the Committee of Priv
lrgcs and Elections, in the Of Marshall and Mo-
Mongolia counties Mr.. Byrd's resolution, to fix dis
tant day fer the election Of United States Senator, was
taken up, but not carried.
The Senate 10 meet yesterday, in pursuance OF
their adjournment; but quorum did not appcar-only
fourteen being place Several Senators have doub,
been detained by the very incement weather which
has set in
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-04

The difficulties travelling have been very great in
consequence of the present spell Of weather The
Railroads have been blocked up with snow and many
traveller detained from his place Of destination We
understand, that three SHOWS have fallen upon the
mountains and that the lies three feet deep
in the county Of Botetourt This IS indeed an old
fashioned snow, and unprecedented in these modern
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-04
NrIr ArnrIIEcArY AN nRI,l;srnrE
Tuonas RrTcH!E, Esq.

NEW ArOTIIECARY AND DRUGSTORE
THE subscriber respectfully inform his friends and tc public
that this day commenced the hpniheray and Drug b-
siness Store below the Banks Ills assortment wa!
all be complete, purchased OF the ;si manu- :ac
rcrs in ondan Paris valuable collection of Chemicals, TX
tracts Surgical Instruments &C., and made arrangements by
which always be supplied with the From expert
cnsc Of upwards of years he pes by strict attention. to
Ian 1871 ROBERT r. DUvAI.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-04

Last Evenings Northern Mail brings the Wash
inr,on papers OF Thursday morning 'The Metropolis
says, that on New Years Day, "s!cighing, which is
what thing in this city, was very good and
the bellies and the bcaux appeared TO ENJOY it. Al the
hour Of twelve the leading to the Presidents
mansion were tlronged by the fashionable and gay,
well as the more sterling part ohe cFcation those who,
like good Democrats 60 foot. The Foreign Minis
tiers and their attaches waited on the President in their
Court dresses as well the Secretaries and the sturdy
yeomanry of the country in their plain homespun The
President in good health and spirits, and received
his company in his usual polite and urbanc manner
The fair ladies honorcd him with their presence, and
their sweet smiles and pretty bright eyes added cheer.
fitness to scene which otherwise would have lost halt
It's charms"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-04

n The Northern Mail reached US on Thursday
night and brings lots Of Congressional Proceed
ings and Foreign News. To bring up the leeway, we
have devoted the largest portion If paper their
deails-to the exclusion of mos. Of our Correspond
ents, and almost every line of Editorial natter.-We
are now up with the Proceedings Of Congress-for,
they adjourned over in consequence of the New Year,
from Tuesday to yesterday. We give MIR. Hunter $
Committees, with the liberal remarks Of the Globe on
their composition. lie has difficult part to play to
please all parties; and sincerely "wish him a safe
hevcrancc" In the two great Committees (of Ways
and Means, and Foreign Rcations,) he has given the
prepoudcraucc to the Administration party. The Com
mitiec OF Privileges and Elections, very important
one under the circumstances Of the New Jersey Ecc-
o., constituted, that party can as al present
advised, claim the decided superiority The Chairman
Alr Campbell ofS c. is supposed 10 trim the balance
lie is a Sub-Treasury man. without the Specie clause
.e": classed by the Globe among the friends of the
ms and voted for Mr. Hunter as the Speak.
L q ar g IF ,ha uonse voted for Hugh A. Garland as
Martin Van Buren,, against w. H. is tor
We have COMMENCED on the First Page, the long
and comprehensive Report Of the President of the
James River and Kanawha Company, on that import
ant Improvement.
We have devoted our Last Page to the able and VI
rorous Report of the Secretary Of War.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-04

The New York Express is bold enough to state, that
"Maryand, Virginia and North Carolina are satisfied
with the Harrisburg nomination. Satisfied We have
not yet the man, who ventures to predict that
Gen. Harrison get the vote of Virginia. Many a
Wing canddy admits, that he has not the slightest
prospect of success. 1t will be the case in all
the Scuth.-It is well then, that the same Express in
the article subsequently says, "Nor is South
crn vote necessary for Gen Harrisons success. The
West is Wing &c, &c. How Gen. H. can muster
his troops to dispense with the votes of the
tire South, is a mystery to us. Will he carry Penn
sylvana' He has chance for it. Will he carry
New. York: The most judclous observers deny it in
the most positive terms. Will he carry the whole
West: Clearly not.-The Democrats Of Ohio deny,
that he will even carry his State
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-04

On VALUABLE NEGROES FOR SALE-On "Wednesday,
CU the odd inst, will sell the Negroes the estate called
Glenvnr, part of the property Of the late Randolph Harrison Ct
Cumberland The sale will be made Carcrsvc, credit OF
nine months approved bonds bearing interest from date for
cash. H. HhRhisOS, FIT
Ian ft-tds
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-04

NJ In the proceedings Of the House of Delegates
on Wednesday, the name of Mr.. Scott of Fauquier is
nut instead of Mr. Scott of Marshall, having intro
duccd resolution alter amend the revenue law
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-04

the decision of National Contention This National
Convention is becoming necessary for the purpose Of
adjusting the claims Of the several competitors the
Vice Presidency. The Globe says, that "smong the
Republican Representatives. at Washington, We have
not heard dissenting voice to the measure.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-04

Dra~ing the line Nth rengcance,-The Emanci-
pator atirms, that "there in The House many
.3boiiionists State Rights men "a very Just Oppo-
sition, BY the by; for how State Rights be a
fanatic Aboltionist , and then afrms, that it was from
the want of union among themselves, that STAKEHOLDER
has been elected Speaker of the House. 1t goes fur.
her, and calls upon the nchers by name-nnd "hopes
the constituents Of Messrs Saltonsta Cushing, Hast
ings, Calhoun Briggs, Tnghast, Hall, Slade, Gates,
Russell, Fillmore, Giddngs Cooper, Davies Oge and
James, will hold them to strict account for having
crlfccd at once their procssed principles of finance
and of liberty, for the sake of elevating SubTreasu
ry, Gagaw Shareholder to of the most important
Offices in their gift What do these gentlemen say to
the association claimed with the Emancipator and the
Abolitionsts;
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-04
RICHMOND, SATURDA'
A Good Hint!


"AIr Hunter distinctly stated that chosen as he was
from the independence of his position, he mW remain
Hdpcndent, and maintain these great principles to hs
support cf ehich he stands personally pedgcd This
made the Feds in the House look little blue; for Mr.
Hunter openly declared that he is State Rights
friend and advocate Of the Sub Treasury scheme, tina.
he owes allegiance to either fthc two political par
ties in the House, that he is independent, and in poll
tics precisely where Mr.. Calhoun is to be found
"The Opposition after fighting for years against null
LITIGATION, and in favor of high tariff system, contend
ing with all their against that abominaJs and rui
nous Sub Treasury Scheme, especially against the per
nieous specie clause, and in favor of National Bank
now come forward and elect Speaker who lsa STATE
Rights man, opposed to tariff, and determined and
firm supporter of the Sab Treasury specie clause and
all. We congratulate them their choice of Spca
ker We may next expect, that when the Sub Treasury
bill is brought before the house, the kind friends Of
Mr.. Hunter, who elected him Speaker will support the
bill, and then claim the honor of having carried ii by
their influence go consistency, thou art jctcclr -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-04

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