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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-11
J uneS
LAND AND NEGROES roK SALE.

IN pursuance oil a decree, rendered al lhe MAY
l. term OF the Circuit Superior Court OF Law ami
Chancety, held Tor the comfy oil Montgomery,
in the ease OF William DobbIus AID lstn Dob-
bins. against Reuben n nee and ~ lie and others =
] shall, on Mo day the 9Th d4y Of July nrxr, at
Montgomery CoHrt house, sell nj auclipn. on a
credit OF 6, 10 AID lS months, The Traci Of Land on
which Thomas DnbbIus departed iiIs lit, Islne on
the waters OF LIlie RIVER, containing about 4l9 a
cies.
Also, at tie same time and fltce. on the like cred
it, eigtt likely Negtoes. THE purchaser viii be
required 10 give bonds viii, good personal security,
aud the legal ale 10 The land Will be retained until
the purchase moaey IS pltd. The purchaser will
be iequined 10 pay down 1snialI porlon Of the pm
chase money enough 10 d,fay the expeuscs Of
this sale. shall convey such utc only as Is ves-
ted in me by SAID decree.
DAVID &. DOUfIAT, Com.
JUNG 8 Nv
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NlE8AlSo
NJ "THE LYNCHBURG VIRGTNIAN "

h,sh.shed semi-reekiy, fersry Monday and 7hurS9ayJ al
r,.r Dollars per aHaHm. payable IN aira.ce. No SabscfiD
han riube receired fora shorter period than sir months ,aod
:, naper ral be discontinue, fercepf al The discretion ojDgc
Ri,t,rsJ Mahi III atrearages are paid.
u.ADVERTISEUE Siaserteda ceRts per square
N ie,s,J for he first Insertion, and 81 cents for erery su5se-
trent Insertion.
pJ0B PRINTING erecuted neatly and erpeailious1y
and on rras oaabie ferns.
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ORANGES! FRESH orsANGrs!,

Us rrrelvrdH, d m s1eIr. Il vcly superior lol al
~ ORANGES. IN splendld oder and daily ex-
preting aeupcrIoI lot 81 chni,t LIN MONS.
CHARLES PHELPS.
Apil2 IL
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-11

''""i'fN anu odeh Makers Materials, a very ex-
tenslve assortment,
ALSO.
\ very largo aud well selected assortment ~ every
,llnp III The llaidWafrc lfnr. furnunfe naI Tool.
,of 'thnrt Mixers, Mil Weights, ranner. Ne-
House Keepers vii ind ~l3rrdetS, Anair,ns, Shoy-
rs aud IenCs. Knives aud Forks. Spoons. Te,.
boards aud w alfots. Tea krtles.. Bell AlcGt krul,s
Haice Fans. Frying Pans. Plated and Brass G,ndlc
stlsks' Snolrfs aud Tta,s. Baskets. Mats. Snat.
tnans, Bnehr's. Tubs, Coffee Mh's. Coffee and
Tea fels, Paeat Coilte Pos. Egg Bmlc,s, : cal
Dishes, uras, Nursery Lamps. Caslors. Dish
4, over, Brnsbcs OF al Kinds. Venetian and olh,,
hllods. Curtain i ,ods aud Prs, and almost ever,
h'nd Of Cooking Utensus.
Also.
y splendid assortment OF Poekrt an1 Pen Knives
Sel'Sots' RaH Is and Straps, Pistols, Guns, Rifles.
~.
Shosels, Spades, Forks, Md, Cross Cut aud PIT
Na"s;tsrt Slrcl warranted, Trace, 1laluer, Log and
Fltb C1,msi Nal Rods, and a general assortment
OF lton.
lie earnestly invites all persons dealing IN his
l'oe,io glvc Inn i call. rs lie Is aforementioned
oolll ~ Who'll safe and retail, ns ehrap as snnIla, G sd
can be had IN Virginia. Merchants before poin,
10 Richmond, NoulI d. wpll 10 examine The stmk
and r'lets Alhe SIGN OF THE GOLDEN AN
VII. 'N
JAN. 80
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-11

bDY virtue atl nus deed ulale 10 usby James
s9 Powell. bearing dale he 2lfh April, lsa5, aud
+, corded in the clerks Office of Amhetsl county, rtr
subscriber viii proceed. Al Amherst count house, on
the 10TH day Of June next. that beng couit day, 10
sell. 10 The llel csi hildrr. tor cash. one urefo W.
tpan slave Lafy and her hrte male ,~lfldrer, two
NJ them large enough IL aet ns nurses, and tlt ma-
Ihcr a pretty good rtaln cook. The plle We believe
good, bat acting rs trustees we sltaiI conyv Only
such title IS Is vested in rs by fhc deed afartsaii.
JOHN THOMPSON, Jr. Slras-
SAML. NJ. GARLAND, tees.
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~ Is * q H II KD y ,
ss!nchbNr., Va.

.Nd1dterg, Cams. 81 d.
cons anti, iuf
snle. Building Materials 1:
VIZ aud llint.s uf
all Kinds, llolts, catches,
Screws. nls, Glass Nc.,
Carpenters Tools. WI
Flames, Saws, Chtssels,
Nuar $ SqaalcS, Axes,
| ufntnrn n,I,.a. II
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NEW STORE.
CIV and decidedly Cheap Goods.
'b'IlE undersigned having associated themselves
n together, under tie finn OF
" VI N

- 'TTTTTTT T nv Till IT
w NJ. va. DAVIS ~ Co.
'ot TIE purpose u transatunp the by Goodsbnsiness
~ this town, respectfully iulorm lhrif trends aud
the public Al la'ee, that they are now opeuir Z a large.
aud lfuly desirable srook of
Dry Good, Groceries, Shoes, Hats, &c.
purchased Al loNrI pnccs tn N we ever before saw
mem, aud winch wall be said IS cheap, # not cheaper,
than 'nA OF 81 house n he place iof cash.
Ont house is = few doors above Messrs. G.. D < J.
!. Davls's storc,nrNlto Nh. J. +. Hunts Watch aud
Je"e'ty establishment. WI NJ, DAVIS.
ROBERT EARLY.
Nov Ia
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l.. Sat lie same time and pace, vii be oE
"f'u TOT sale. by Moses Steele, a Tract ot Lnad,
containing about 450 acres. being paft."flhe tract
" ,'nd on whicl.ll lie said john Webhrr formerly L.
s"ed, lylng On bnti, SIDES Of the head waters qIScn-
:" oleek. Tie PLANTATION is in good reaalr. and
tnn"''oPs an extensive meadow and peach orchard.
! hose wishing Ia purchase will please to examine
~. :, 'ae''seises before the day Of sale. Tie tertrs
Juue Ids
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TsAGAEX * NvOuAQgA

bAVE JUST RECEIVED, AND OFFER
IN FOR SALE,
100 S1cts Liverpool Sal,
1000 lbs. Cotton Yam uftha LvncLburp and R,,h-
noad Factoues.
2000 yls. Bro. and Blraehcd Donesries.
As BAGS Java, RI aud laeorra Coffee,
8 binds 81. Ctolx aud n. O.. Sugar.
3 do Soear house aud TRINIDAD Molasses,
% boxes Sncrm Gaodles,
80 kegs \ Ills, assorted,
60 feams Paper,
80 lbs. hrsi ladlgo.
500 lbs uiec Washed Woo.
Wth all uthcr Articles usually found IN a Grorel,
establishment. BAILEY 4 WOMAGk.
April 10 Is
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E-NCCUYOss,S hAnr.

M LII BE SOLD. n public auction. on FIJI
" day the 10Th az june. at the laie residence
mJ"hn Nebber. deed. IN the county of Campbell,
,he remainder Of the petshable estafr OF The sad
'ohn Webber, consisting Of two Work Horses.
several head of Cattle and Sheep, some Grsin 81
Inherent kinds, Hay aud Fodder, sotnc b lcon and
Laid, one Wagon aud Gear, one CaFrya.l and liar
ness ii'nsehold and Kitchen Furniture, Pla 9tsrlon
o''hsls, &c. For all sans over sic, "A creiil I'll
'e II OF fehra1ty ncxt via b, gtvea, the purcha-
'efs beng rcqulrrdlo eve b1ni With approved Sc
curly. JOHN A. SUEAKER. Ex'r.
ofJohn Webbel, decd.
june IDS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-11

COUNTRY soar.
III sTREGElVtD ati f"t sae $40 lbs. ""'.
5 male Sap. CHARLES PHhLP9'
May Is
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aed Bis, A1zes, Drawing kavcs, G,gr4, &c
niacNsmllhs' FOULS. VIZ Rellows. Anvlls. Wees.
95e'efs. Nere" plntes, Files. Ra~ps, Steel. &r.
''adi'rN and Coach Makers Materials, a very ex-
teuslVe assortment,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1840-06-11

GENTLEMEN SsR "a Err WEAR.
aNNlRA suFeI biz. a0h Onye BomtbdzInrs very
IA heavy
Cashmenne aud biz. Italian
cloth
Cfas,e Gced aud PLAIN blk. Canlcts
PLAIN aud lane> sngIe Nilled and hlerino Cass mefrs
Colored a d White, PLAN aud Ribbed Ltnen bal
llngs
Figured Neaetians, T"ceds md Gamhtoors
Blk. aud Green IhlbeI Clnlh. beautiful lot oats
PLAN aud flaated SILK aud Saain NcsInps 4 pfear
variety
Exlr, snpcr plain and figured SIX Vclvets
White and coloie1 Matsellies aud elllugso 81 every
description
Super Goat, Buck, Beaver, Silk, Thread aud Berlin
Gloves
SILK, Cotton aud Worstcd ] Hose IN great variety.
All ol winch VIZ offer II TAR 2itcts,
MARTIN, HUNT & WARD.
April Is
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10 remove 10 the Southwest. I
n sn''l sell, on the premises. In the hlghrsr bidder.
5NsTr&g- ON the % h day If Anv= Ism
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-24
comMUNIcATIoNs.
For the Hawk.Eye.
NEWTON REN0--ths Candidate for
Recorder Of Des iNO;nes co,f,,fa,. As

NEWTON RENO-th Candidate for
Recorder d Des lNoines county.
Fellow-citizens-It is. no doubt, super
fluous to call your attention to the merits
of this young; and, but for the late hour
in which he is announced as candidate.
it would be sufficient to place his name
in the list Of candidates, and say, !" the
gentleman who attends at the post office. !"
You cannot but have noticed how .rea-
dy he has been at all times to serve YOU,
and that he is at all times on duty. |.
may safely be challenged that there is no.
another Office in the Territory, or even in
the States, where no, only citizens, bu,
strangers, are SO readily, so willingly.
and in SO gentlemanly manner, waited
upon as by Mr.. Reno. Mr.. r. writes a
fair and legible hand, and is well qualified
for the Office; and, while all who know
him admit his capability. it may not be
out Of place to state that Mr.. r. is unable
to gain livelihood by labor, being by
nature cripple in both feet. Much more
could be said of the worth Of this young
man, bat it is deemed unnecessary, as It
is believed that the people need only to
be informed that he is candidate for the
office Of Recorder,to ensure him universal
support. One OF THE PEOPLE.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-24
For the Hawk Eye.
JUDGE OF PROBATE.

MIR. Editor wish to say word Q,
two respecting the office of Judge of Pro.
bate. ] believe in most Of the States i,
is required that officers of this grade shall
reside at the county seat. If ii is no, so,
it is certainly very important that it should
be the case. Not only are the citizens Of
Burlington interested in having the Judge
Of Probate reside at the county seat, bu,
it is of much greater importance to the
country people. This court sits only
once month, and it is very often the
case that we Of the country are in town
on other business, and, having also BUSH
ness in the Probate Office, all could be
transacted at the same time if that officer
resided in town. Not so if he is living
IN the country on his farm. Let facts
speak. Have any of the citizens of Dcs
Moines had occasion to make extra trips
to town in consequence of the Judge liv-
ing in the country! Have they ever been
perplexed to find him when they have
gone to his house? This is a matter in
which the people of the country are in
,erested. and it is hoped they will remedy
1t by their votes a. the next election.
A CITIZEN OF DEs MONIES.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-24

M Office is hereby given that in conse.
/ Y quenee OF the county Of Des MONIES,
not being divided into organized townships.
there will be elected at the ensuing general
election, four Justices of the Peace in the
burlington Precinct, and two Justices of the
Peace in each OF the other election Precincts
in said county, who shall be voted for only
by the qualified electors residing in the sevc.
raj election precincts, in which they are to
be elected. Said election to be held under
the provisions of 6 An Act TO amend the act,
providing for the appointment OF Justices of
the Peace, &c, approved Jan. IA, dS40" The
4th section of which Act declares as follows,
to wit. .yr'
"Sec. That hereafter in evsry countv.
which is not divided into organized townships
there shall be elected in each election pre-.
clnct at The next general election, two Justices
OF the Peace, to be voted for only by the aualiti
ed voters residing in the precinct, one to hold
ms ofhee for two years, the other one year,
cond. Provided, That four may be elected ia
the Burlington precinct and in DUBUQUE pre.
cinct and three in the Pennington precinct
ana iour in the Fort Madison precinct and
three IN the West Point precinct and three
10 u, the heosaaqua precinct and three in the
Bloomington precinct and three in the Iowa
city precinct." ages a.a
{ The said election precincts in Des Moines
county, are established as follows, to wit
The burlington precinct is composed of frac.
tionai townships 60 and 10 nj, 9 w, and
townships So and 10 N, g w, and the place
OF holding the elections for said precinct in
the city of Burlington.
The Augusta precinct is composed Of town
ships So and 10 N, w, and the place of
holding elections an said precinct at Augus-
3ta.Trflile Union precinct is comnnsod of tn,,,r
ships II and 70 NJ, west, and the place Of
holding the elections in said precinct at the
house Of Robert WATSON. itfag q $40
The Yellow Spring Village precinct is com.
posed Of townships IL, and ~ N. 8 w. and
townships II and ~ N. 9 west, and Frac.
'tional townships n and u N, j west, and the
place Of holding elections in said precinct at
the elbow Spring Village. 81 ilf:sGT IN
JOHN s. DUNLAP Clerk. s
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-24
For the Hawk Eye and Patriot.
HRONICLES.~
CHAPTER III,

/. And the people assembled Them
selves together in many places through
out all the land in great mul,itudes which
no man could number. and they cried out
as with one voice: another season and
Martin shall no longer rule over US, ne-
Their shall Richard any more cause the
Ethiopian woman to sit down with our
wives and our daughters;
2. But William the husbandman who
drove out the heather from among us in
olden time, him will we make our chief
ruler; and he shall rule over US four years
and heal the wounds of the provinces;
and restore our institutions which Martin
hath broken down.
8. And he shall cause our ships again
to move upon the waters, and our labor
iers to find labor and plenty of money
!iwherewith to buy food and raiment, and
the people shall all again rejoice in plenty.
4. And when Martin heard these say
Iings of the people, he trembled greatly
with fear lest it should be SO: Neyerthe-
less he hearkened not untosthe voice of his
brethren, but hardened his heart and stiff
Ifened his neck, and his wrath waxed hot
against them. ..1i .a
5. And he sware il his wrath that Will
liam shall not be made chief ruler of the
people of the PROVINCES: and his ministers
and his councillors, and all those who
were in high places receiving many pie.
ces of solver which belongeth to the peo-
Iple, and the servants of his kitchen and
all these wicked and blind people who
walk in his footsteps, swear Likewise.
6. Now in the city wherein is the
White house, there was. a book printed
ever since the first reign Of Andrew, and
sent forth all over the land to deceive the
people. -
Z. And Martin said unto those who fol-
lowed him; Amos who keepeth the great
letter box, is cunning and shrewd man
land can make that which is wicked and
false appear fair and comedy in the sight
of the people. rs
/ 9. Therefore Amos shall be called from
the great letter box and he shall print the
book and send it out in grea. Plumbers
throughout all the land; and he shall make
our vile doings appear just and righteous
lin the sight Of The people. 1f
| 8. And he shall utter all manner az
islander and evil sayings against William
land the people shall believe him.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-24
TO COME nnnn ).

jCEALED proposals (post.paia e :.
- maiD will be received BY the s, seas
ed at the Post. Office in Iowa civ 'a aaan
Sd October proximo, to construct ~ aa sn
ing works on The road from On -Rna aS '0lI'
northern boundary OF Missouri: Vi, t H. I
Of the bridge now existing over tia AZ ny y
pinicon river; new bridge over Il. v" z
co.kc.tah; and the entire construc,;os -. y. y
portion OF the road, ss located bv n, ~ y
man, extending from Iowa city 10 r. !;
river. 1ls'
In the repair of the Wapscpipieo, l.,
it will be required, that the foundation :. I'l
abutrnents be dug out until a firm sr,.
reached that facing stone shall reach NJ
two feet into the wall from the oute, ", y
and be laid with good firm bearings ,i ~ \
upper return or wing wall Of The Wa
ahutmcnt be firmly embedded in tho Is
and extended at least ten feet hiphe, ~ \
river ut the upper extremity tha, 4. ]
terror Of the walls OF the abutment, :,
tho piers be firmly packed with rubbl. u
to the upper surface of tho work and n
the whole structure be raised three e., 4
additional and stronger ice-brcakcr will n
be required and the posts of the tressl. 4.
must be united with the string. pieces b, \
bands of iron.
The bridge over the Mah.co-ke.tab wr,
on two abutments Of stone placed ~ y
foundation ON the line of high.water n
and one triangular pier of firmly united N
bers filled in with stone; DO raised ON, h
above the reach of the highest fresbet, 4
be in all respects OF the same cops,,u,l
and dimensions Except the Lengthy !. i
Wopsepinicon bridge modified BY the imn,,I
ments here advertised
In the construction of the road from III
city to English river, it will be required Nj
a surface 70 feet wide on each side d n
centre be cleared of all trees and bushe, n
10 feet on each side be grubbed fres i, h
stumps. All streams and ravines croaa N
the road must be covered with good as,:.I
tial bridges having a smooth, even aora, n
least three inchos thick and raised abo,,
reach of freshets. The bridge over ONn,,I
creek. of one span SO or 60 feet Ions, M,
be made in all respects like those first al
merated in this advertisement. WhssaE
bridges occur. entertainments or excayssk
must be made at the ends to render ihs
easy OF approach. In all cases where N
ground is wet and Doggy, ditch on each ii
the road must be dug at least three fee. ss4
at top and two feet deep. And across prahaI
furrow must BIO ploughed along the lined,s
CO ton to indicate its course
.oposals must be made separately for u
bridges and the other work on the road.
AS no bonds will be required for the fsihhtt
performance of contracts, deduction Of Il
per cent at each payment will be rcani I
until the work is finished to the satslactI l
IF the Engineer in charge.
w. BURLING GUl0N, /
Capt Topographica! EngiuesHI|
Iowa city. II Sept. 1910 St
Gazette will please copy the above.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-24

Last year the wing majority for COVER
nor was 1881. This year it will proba.
bly, be 1000.
This is the second state which has cho-
sen its members of the next congress,
Louisiana being the first. The Van Buren,
men crowed Justify at the gain Of mem
Der in the last by Is majority, who had
been conceded to them by much larger.
They may now crow over their loss Of
two in Vermont.--Peoria Register.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-24
JAMES BUCHANAN.

This gentlemen has started for the west
to crow in Ohio, of how much majority
Van Buren, and low wages will receive in
the Keystone. He will there meet "Pet.
ticoat Allen" and the great Reducer Tap
pan, and they can concoct new schemes
to grind and Cypress the People. Mr. Blu
chanan is to attend the loco foco tory Con.
vention on the 10th September next at
Erie. We have learned from the most
authentic source, and which from its res
pectabiiity CHALLENGES denial, that
about 1000 NATURALIZATION Pa.
PERS, SIGNED AND SEALED, EX-
1CEPT THE HOLDERS NAME, have
BEEN SENT ON TO Erie. TO BE
USED AT THE APPROACHING
ELECTION AS Mr. Buchanan is one
of the Senators Of this State, we call upon
him, if his visit is disconnected with the
scheme, to bring the offenders to punish
ment! A more gross and wicked attempt
to corrupt the purity of an election, and to
wrest from the people their right to elect
their own officers, by the power Of an
HONEST MAJORITY, was never be-
fore attempted in our country. Look to
it democratic Harrison men of Erie! Tell
Mr. Buchanan that it is his duty te untnask
this vilany, and if he refuses WATCH
HIM!-Pa. Telegraph.
Yesterday the land sales at this place
closed. The lands sold lie principally,
we believe, in McHenry and Winnebago
counties. We learn that the sales were
effected 10 about $g5 900, exclusively to
settlers Chicago Tribune Sept. 10.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-24
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

A LII Persons having claims against I
IN estate of Samuel G. Jackson, late
van buren, county deceased, are hereby I
qucsted and notified to exhibit the SANE
the Probate Court, Of said county, for seHs
ment within nine Months from, the date ben
OF; and all persons indebted to said esht
are requested to make immediate payms
10 MARY JACKSON, ADM.
and WILSON STANLEY, Adnn
Of said eais
Sept II 1S4O-ft II
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-24
.ATTEk TlON.4

A LII PERSONS who know themselves 70 ]
n { indebted to the undersigned, either
Note Or Book account, are requested to
aside their bashfulness, and boldly como q
ward and settle the same. we stand plcis|
at all times to do all in our power not
mortify their good feelings; necessity ess
pels US TO make this request, and thcrsfa
must collect. rla
WEBER e. REMEr
govt IN *
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-24

Wing. Adm.
stliland Hill Daniel Kellogg
= aWiuiam Slade Charles Linsley
3. *Horacc Everett Truman B. Ransom
4. Augustus Young *John Smith
.. John Mattocks sIsaac Fletcher
.Members of the present congress.
Messrs Smith and Fletcher are mem
bers of the present congress, the delega-
ton standing Wing, 2 v. B. Our cas-
tern papers say the entire wing ticket is
elected. We subjoin the returns for go
vernon as far as heard from, through the
Albany Journal, giving the totals only in
the counties:
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-24
Io,cd IerrFtor y-Muscatine District Is9'
June Term, 1870.
Minerva Perkins, Il
J. VS. -. Paf;tinn fnr nirofffl 8

vs. Gl Z Petition tor Ulvolus
Drury Perkins. lYlas !.
And now, on this day, comes the eousy 4
ant, by Lowe e. Whicber her attorney .i 4 s
files her bill for divorce, for cause Of WIN
sence and personal indignity; and i spp NJ
to the satisfaction Of the court that tax. ~
ant is a nonresident of the territory, i ~ III
upon ordered that publication be made =. /
pendency of this petition, in the Haw,sys Y
eight successive weeks, next before w i,
succeeding term Of this ceurt; and tna.' aIsI
the defendant appear atsaid court ano gl
answer or demur to said bill, it viii be 49, ~
confessed, and the matters and things -
prayed will be decreed accordingly.
IA. true copy from the record: ,a,r
800 .o-e - j. g. MORRo y Y, 4
sept3 6w Clerk Dist. court -
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-24
GEORGE BLIcKHaBS-

ID ESPECTFULLY informs u.
H burlington and its vicinity tb .,s';sa,
taken the room lately occupied no. ."a1 as l
the south east corner Of Washinrtoas .oesg'
ter streets, and under the Hawss.rna ead "
office. where he will thankfullv rs. ye PRINT
ders Of those who may be plenss .aeeeive u. ,
him. he has on hand varie,s :. % 20 patfra,
simeres, Vestings, Stocks, Collar SSiotas q
which he will dispose OF on the mas, &c 1
bic terms. He will shortly receive u.' . is,sce
tends constantly keeping on hand , sh 10 be-
sortnent of READY.MADE CTn,rrl,aig i
The public are respectfully ,ol.;hiNe
him call; and he hopes, by o,,en,; .s' 70 d
ness and disposition to please to ra! % sa
support msns III.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-24

!, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES!
lust received from New Orleans,
- 2hhds prime Sugar: a
) 2 bbls Loaf do
10 sacks prime green coffee;
boxes sperm candles;
Q boxes Imperial and Y. H. Teas;
] fierce Rice;
3 bbls Mackerel No. /;
!. Which will be sold low for cash, csilE.
hogs II. w. MOORE 4 co
sept +. 5.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1840-09-24
VERMONT ALL RIGHT.

We raise no shout Of triumph at the re.
sui. of the election in the Green Noun
tain state, because it has always been
claimed by the wings and conceded to
them by the more liberal of the Van Bu-
rem party. We did not expect, however,
to have swept all the congressional dis
tricts as we have done, leaving the "spoil.
ers' not single representative. The fol-
lowing were the candidates in the several
districts: