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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-03-04
Extensive Sale
OF TOWN LOTS.

rUHE ASSOCIATION, for erecting public
4 buildings in Scott county, will on the
5th day Of May next, sell at Public
Auction, TO the highest bidder, on credit
Of six, twelve, eighteen and ty.four
months-Forty- four LOTS. in the Town of
DAVENPORT, Iowa Territory, and four
Out Lots, the four Out Lots containing each
FOUR ACRES The town lots are situated
in the vicinity Of the Court House Square,
and the out lots on the eminence immediate
y in the rear OF the town, commanding fine
view o: the town Of Davenport and Stephen
son, Rock Island and of the Mississippi river.
The first instalment TO be secured by note
with personal security and mortgage on the
premises, the other three payments to be
secured by note and mortgage only, Or a
Payment either of the whole or of either
insta lment.
The town of Davenport, was during the
past summer, selected as the permanent seat
of Justice Of Scott county, the public build
ngs will be commenced the ensuing spring,
and finished without delay, situated on the
west side of the Mississippi river, immediate
ly at the foot Of the Upper Rapids, al the
northwest point of Rock Island, and opposite
the handsome town of Stephenson, Illinois.
it is rot surpassed for healthfulness or beauty
of situation by any town in the west. 1t is
being rapidly built up and settled by an en-
terprizing and orderly population, and com.
manding the trade mn extensive country OF
lands of the first fertility, must at no very
distant day become a very considerable bust
ness town.
u The Hawk-Eye and Patriot at Burling
ton, Iowa Territory, Chicago Democrat. Hi
nois and Cincinnati Gazette, Ohio, will please
publish the above in their weekly paper, un.
til the day of sale. and forward their accounts
for payment to Antoine La Claire, Esq,
Treasurer Of the Association.
J. THORINGTON,
Secretary.
Davenport, Feb. 25 le4l. 80
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-03-04
5000 Reward.

rESHE Subscriber will pay the above Reward
& for the apprehension and delivery to me
Of EDWARD G. WEED, who escaped from
Jail at Lancaster, Grant county, Wisconsin
Territory, on the night Of the 18th inst. ;
said WEED being confined in Jail on a charge
of Burglary and Larceny.
8 inches in height, has light brown hair, light
complexion, blue eyes, rather long features,
prominent nose, has rather a scornful curl of
the lips, his hair is rather coarse, is believed
to have scar on his face. Said Weed is we'll
formed, and strong but light made.
Wore fur cap, buffalo ovcr-coa, black
frock coat with black satin collar, faced in
front with the same, and light drab panta-
looms.
HARVEY PEPPER, Sheriff.
Grant Co., Wisconsin Territory.
Lancaster, Grant Co., w. T., Feb. 10, 1S41.
Marcl, I-dn
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-03-04
SHERIFFS SRLE.

DY Virtue of several Executions to me d.
I'D rected, will expose to Public Sale on
the fifth day Of April A. D., lS4l, in the
Town of Fort Madison, the following tract of
land, TO wit: S. w. quarter of section No. l3,
Township 6S, on n Range, 6 west. Taken
as the property Of John ]. cones, to satisfy
said Executions in favor of Samuel Runnels
and against John ]. Jones. Sale to take place
at II o'clock, at noon; of said day.
B. w. GILLOCK,
Er-Sherif
Fort Madison, March d, is4I 40
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-03-04
CANAL COMMISSIONERS.

A new Board was elected on Thurs
day. Contrary to the common practice
the Legislature did not confirm all the
nominations. A Mr. Morris of Quincy,
was elected President of the Board; Gen.
Fry Acting Commissioner, and N. Cloud,
Esq. Treasurer. There was rare fun in
this election. The ''slaughter PEN was
resorted to at night to heal difficulties and
TO nominate States At!ornies. How the
matter was disposed of, we have not TAX
en- the trouble to enquire.--Ib.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-03-04
TAKEN UP

DY John Carter, living in Van Buren, Co.,
I'D |. r., one Chestnut Sorrcl Mare, about
thirteen hands high, above seven years old,
with small DELL on, with a bald face and a
white under lip, right hind foot white, with
three small saddle spots. Appraised to S25.
Also--One Bay Horse Colt, three years old
next spring, about twelve hands and three
inches high, one small white spot in the fore
head. Appraised at SIS.
FRYE 3. HAZEl.T TINE,
Clerk B. Co. c.
Keosauqua, March 4-3t-40
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-03-04
WASHINGTON, Feb. 10, ls4I.

There are many rumors a1oat about
,hsr officers, / presume that but little is
o~ y, Known definitely about any of them.
! i, fact. | do not believe that the Genera!
~ determined upon any except his cab
w., I, however, give yeu the rumors,
i NAV be interesting TO some. 1t is
Cd that Gen. Wilson, of New Hamp-
s hire will be appointed Governor of
lava lava It will be good appointment.
I'd certainly Cen. Harrison will not re-
IL, d. in office, an hour longer than neces-
.s.v Gov. Lucas-a man who has done
Cen II. more rank injustice than any
o,ber in the country. Judge Doty will
" Governor of Wisconsin. This l pre-
.ne,e, will materially interfere with the
family settlement which Governor Dodge
h., made of his sons and daughters, or
what is the same thing, sons-in law, in
he Offices of the Government. Gov.
n appears to understand providing fol
his family at the public expense about as
we'll as he does any thing else. Judge
Doty will make good Governor. He
!, familiar with the whole Territory-has
resided in it many years-knows its PEG
ME and their wants, and is wilhal a capa
tle honest man.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-03-04

The Oregon Missionaries arrived in
safety at their place of destination on the
18th of May last. Al athe moment the
ship Lausanne arrived in the river, Mr. Lee,
the brother of the Rev. Gentleman who led
the missionaries, was addressing large
congregation of the natives. The meet
ing of the brothers, after a separation of
two years under all the peculiar circum-
stances of the case, was one of deep inter-
est. 1t is stated that one thousand lndi-
ans had become converts to christianity !;
and that the prospects were of the most
cheering character.--Ib.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-03-04
BuTlim gtOEl House.

YNHE Subscriber having leased the above and
IL well-known Hotel for term of years,
takes this opportunity to inform the public
that it is now open for their reception.
The establishment at present is undergoing
cleansing and repairs, and will be newly and
neatly furnished with such articles OF furniture
as it is hoped will meet the satisfaction of those
who may honor the House with their patronage.
JAMES MAJOR.
March 4, 1S41.--40 6m
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-03-04
REMOVAL.

REWOT.4i,.
nAVID e. KITCHEN have removed 10
~ their new Brick store on Water street.
and have received per late arrivals large and
general assortment of groceries consisting in
part OF
A hogshcads of sugar
10 sacks of coffee HauanGi
10 do Rio do
10 boxes ofaImperial and Y. IA. Lea
10 do no. | sperm candies
II do Boston soap
do s by 10 gias.
4 do 10 by II do
2 do pipes
4 do candles
9 dc James river tobacco
12 do Kentucky do
do starch Poland
bbls water and butter crackers
bbls of loaf sugar
do Of rice
| cask no. saleruius
dog bed cords 50 do cotton boll;py
81 do candle wick 50 do cotton twins
5o0 do cotton yarns superior quality.
Also--Salt petre, Indigo, Mudder, Copoers.
Alum so cans Of fresh oysters, ali Of wbirs
we will sell low for cash or country produ,s
dec3-27
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-03-04

THNHE undersigned would ask all those who
Il arc indebted to him, either by Note, or
Book account, to call and settle on or before
the 10th Of March next, as he must have mo-
ney to go below with, us soon as navigation
commences. One word TO the wise is sufficient.
WIN. MORRISON.
Feb IS IS4l-.3t 80
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-03-04
Territory Of Iowa,
Tpe Ho,ynf,y 80

l, John H. Lines, Clerk Of the board
Of county commissioners within and for
the county aforesaid, do hereby certify
that the foregoing bond and the names
thereto annexed, is a true and correct
copy transcribed from the original filed
in my Office, February 23d inst, ls4l.
JOHN H. LINES,
Cl'k. Board Co. Commissioners.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-03-04
.SHERIFFnS SALE.

DY virtue of an Execution to me directed.
I'D l will expose to sale in the town OF
Mount Pleasant, on the 18th day oil March,
1871, the west half of the south west quar-
ter of Section No. eleven, in Township No.
seventy-one, north Range, six west. Levied
on to satisfy said Execution in favor of B. F.
Wallace, for the use of William S. Whey,
and against Thomas Leas, principal, and
Lawson B. Hughs, (sccurity.l
S. SMITH, Sheriff of II. Co.
Ech lS lSll.3t..3a
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-03-04
NJ CARRIED.

By the Rev. T. M. Fitzpatrick on the 25th
February in this County, six miles from this
place, Mr. Lewis Cox, to Miss Elizabeth
Kas;er.
By the Rev. I. I. Stewart. on the 2Sth
February, in this City, Mr. Benjamin Gcod-
rich, to Mrs Hepzibah Runneis. All of
this Territory and County.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-03-04

TsOR Sale low for cash, by the subscribers
Il 500 brls pork, clear, prime and mess,
100000 lbs. first quality of Hams,
$4,000 lbs. sides and shoulders Bacon.
FRIEDMAN 4 PARTRIDGE.
Feb $3.50
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-03-04
Spring field Feb. Is lS4l.

This afternoon, at two o'clock, both
Houses of the Legislature met in the
Representative Hall, and proceeded to
the election of FIVE additional Justices of
the Supreme Court, The result was as
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-03-04
Notice.

A LII Persons having accounts against tho
In Subscriber, will please present them for
settlement, as he intends closing business in
a few days.
Printers do likewise, and stop advertising.
CHARLES SEAjEEY.
Feb4-tf 36
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-03-04
Cl'k. Board Co. Commissio
COPY OF ORDINANCE.

Be it ordained by the President and
Trustees of the Town of Fort Madison,
That the sum Of eight thousand dollars be
appropriated out of the funds of the cor
poration for the purpose of erecting a
courthouse in the town of Fort Madison,
provided that the county seat Of Lee
county be located in said town.
PETER MILLER,
President
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-03-04

Assistant Post Master General.
IT,; : man Of great industry. and will be
sr.s,ful auxiliary in bringing that De-
sfo Own, into some kind Of order, and if
p'' ~ are true, it will require great labor
al e. Todd, of Cincinnati, it is reported,
!, ~ 'he appointed Commissioner Of the
W. -, Land Office. For talent and in
ssa .v Col Todd is every way compe-
/ ds, ", and will. no doubt, discharge the du-
sps = The general satisfaction; but, it is
as o,inion Of many that this Office
W. g,old have been given to some one in
Y Iodiana.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-03-04

4 Man to assist on a farm. One under
N standing the business can receive imme-
date employment, by enquiring at the farm
of G. W. Cook, or at this Office
P. S.--A man willing to take share in
the crop would be preferred.
REUBEN C. ROCK.
march 4-tf 40
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-03-04
MCLEOD.

The Rochester Democrat of Monday
says:
ssWe are indebted to the Editor of the
Lockport Courier for an Extra of Satur-
day last giving the particulars of the al
tempt to bail Mcleod. 1t is gratifying
to learn that there was no violation of the
laws-no force or threats of compulsion
used towards the officers or the bail. The
recognizances were entered into on Wed
nesday, but no precept had been delivered
to the Sheriff, and Of course the prisoner
was no, one moment at large. On Thurs
day the bail was rescinded, and the meet
ing having accomplished its object-to Sc
cure by legal means the presence of the
accused when the proper tribunal shall be
prepared to determine his innocence or
guilt-broke up after an eighteen hours
session. On Saturday the excitemen,
growing out of the affair had mostly sub
sided.''
The report so current here that Mcleod
has since been admitted to bail in the sun
of $4,000 is probably incorrect, as the
Rochester Democrat of Tuesday ant
Buffalo papers of that day do not mention
it.-Clev. Her. Feb. 5.
In a recontre on Monday in this city
between James Duncan, of Madison Co.
and G. w. Whiteside, the former received
two balls from double-barreled pistol
one of which passed through, and TIL
other lodged in his body. The wounds
are probably mortal. Sanganao Jour.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-03-04

PENNSYLVANIA BANKs.--A postscript
Of letter from Harrisburg, to the Nation
al In,elligencer, under date of Feb. H.
says:
al have Just heard from pretty good
authority that Gov. Porter aciH not legal
ize a further suspension Of specie pay
men,s. and two-thirds ofboth branches OF
the Legislature cannot be obtained. A
pretty state Of things!'' n,
"A pretty state Of things. indeed.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-03-04
follows:

Four Of the successful candidates were
Circuit Judges; the fifth is the Secretary
of State. Most of the Wing members
voted blank tickets; while some voted
for some or all of the above named UNI
successful candidates. Of the latter, one
is Senator in Congress, and four were
recently Circuit Judges. Judge Lott was
"a Van Burenite, but not considered quite
so orthodox as the Secretary of State.
Alton Tel.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-03-04

= UianL JO., w lsCUHSIH I tTTItUry
Lancaster, Grant Co., W. T., Feb. 10, 1s41.
March 4-40
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-03-04
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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-03-04
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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-18

house. and u W to Is dem In the senate" and thsn
addsih his soothing unso,aaoo-"lk 6cmoesale rg,ov.
~ en- ~, poruio, refc rs ESTIMATED a. frs hou.
'sae'' Now Il Is rofnAc such may be ihc casc-l1si
a. possible and lost AZ ,NpvolaNs as TIA, a volcanic g.
iupion vii take place oa kid'ngiou Peak. Large
m%alouIes NAY have been obtained DO one bali lacking
-four Of The districts. 10y the locos, and the Wings MAY
have obtained small mslotiics IN the remaining dis.
Iucts, and uJNAr. have Illus elected four more
candidates than ,heif opponents and yet tc IN the mt
monty IN 'hs popular vote. Bu, this is a little too far
fetched 10 lie marketable. The locos beat Moses all
hollow in sucking comfort from doubtful sources. Moses
only commanded water 10 push from a rock. bot 'ihcse
lauet-day-sain,s will invariably manage 10 obtain "a
glorious victory out Of absolute d,f,as.
Lets see-a' how much di you, Mr. Argus, ES |
NATE Martin Van Burcu's majority in the popular
vote OF lie last presidential ,ecioui-someihing less
We believe, than the entire population Of the Union
Please say It again
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-18
\ READINGS

cypress, = letter cn N iah cit. IN wh,sh u vs.. sisted
That a vessel hal IJsi atured there frNm Madeira.
which reported that ass = was leaving tAe latter Por
TIE President was roins u.s., and spoke her.
This letter was received w Nrs Power on The ieh
UT, and heiog read by The relation ofNt Howell. who
was present At The moment " va received he MO-
tiatel, sat down AMI wrote the letter. rc leucd to above.
lie despatched u hv tho post enl " reached the s,ssn.
ship Britannia M tim, 70 be brought on Nv ,h,, vessel,
which lch Errlt0d el the 9Nh ult
There is reason 20 hope That the newt Ereish ,,ssun.
ct NAV bring further accounts. brt We probably shall
know nothing definite before such arrival.
Several other account, are shoa, abou, snsweu
having been received to letters written IN this country,
which letters were sent out hy the President
II ts sincerely TO bee hoped tha,,hcse reports may NOT
turn ou, TO be a designed hoax, hu, tina, = speedy con.
Gm,uon may sc, al, rest the intensely excited state ~
feeling, both tn This country ani IN Ecrcrc, in regard
10 The fate Of this vessel
We have noticed several dis,anth,nts in some Of the
mos, abandoned Of the opposition press, that the prob.
able loss OF the vessel, (which was named in honor OF
'he PRESIDENT on tho dtv an hour ofthc death Of Gcn
Harrison, was Indicative ofthe righteous ind snation OF
tho Supreme Being, at his elevation. II all harf are
are excluded, these prophets NAV nc assured there Al"
no loco fucos in heaven TO create evil.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-18

The reputable editor Of the Vermont Patriot has spun
out another doleful dizzy upon his fLyorite subject, and
the only subject, we verify believe that lie ever ven
lures to wrile upon, i c. Bank,-MoNsTrR BANK! lie
seems to have been early dedicated to the bank.hating
deity, and evidently now believes the creation of a Ma
tonal Institution is the only ooznizable sin under
heaven, and + an nnalterablc veto could he put upon it,
the millenium-(a Mahometan Paradise, IS Mr.. Miller
calls iD-would begin 10 dawn at once.
The principal feature Of objection 10 a u. $. Bank
has ostensihly been, its supposed analogy 10 monar.
chical institutions, as shadowed forth in the below
quo,aion rom the Pauiot:
"Ttey uho Whigl have brought their pigs TO a foe m'tte,.
This to- Cabin vas bat An emblem Of GREAT MONlED
MONSTER, 10 Imitation 9" tie Blnt 81 Enrlandi ENGL MD,
which in government Gnd finances federalism Il. c. the WhlgsI
admire to copy.
A funny ilca, isn't iii-a log cabin an emblem, o,
picture Of a u. s. Bank! Let no one hereafter say
nothing original has been written since the days OF
Shakespeare. Since The Patriot las enlarged It's sheet
i, is but natural 10 suppose it would Ike to appear :
little cute 81 first.
However, we will venture TO ask him who have man
Tested the creates, disposition to ape the monarchica
the Wings, in conlcndipg for a Bank, OF the locos f0
the sub-treasu-y, for which, as conclusive proof Of IL
utility, they boosted tina, foen'y-t,co ont of trenty-fon
MONARCHIES (England among he resp eHPioyet
inst such an institution 10 conduct the fiscal affairs q
G~orernment!
In another article IN the same paper, he has qnote'
criticisms on American Institutions, 10y a subject of th'
British crown, of the Madame Trollope breed, in fayo
of,he sub treasury, Which looks mos like "admirin,
10 copy England in government and fnance'l
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-18

Van Buten presses were supported by means which
were cot od The very moment that Van Buron and his
handful s,eppc' out Of power, Il is furnished in the fact
Tia: they then began and still continue, TO cry out
more subscribers. or we fail" Even the Washington
Globe has advertised that unless accessions be made
to lis ls, the publication will be discontinued. Private
charity may keep them alive a spell, out 81 pure spite,
bot not long. for the expenses Of Publishing even a
small country newspaper are great, and ii is perfectly
IDLE TO suppose many Of those paltry concerns which
we can name, viii ie sustained as a neirt paper.
ltts a shame to the Wings that they do no; supper
those Of their own presses who are laboring by every
possible means in their power TO render themselves
useful, with some portion Of that manly generosity tina
the opposition b,s,ow upon the dish-wa,et, dawdy copy
ing echoes OF the dirty, indecent Washington Globe.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-18
From an English Work, BY 4. Waller.
CATTLE.

The best Cattle have the face short-the muzzle
small-ihe hofus fce-ihe neck light, particularly
where II loius the head-,he chest VIDE, deep and ca.
pacloas-ihe tail broad and fat towards the top, but,
nm towards tic lower part, which II will always be-,
when ihc animal Is small buncd-iho lower part Of The
tti.h is -maIl-tle legs short, straight, clean and fine
tureI. though not 80 hHe - 10 indicate de.Icacy Of
col-uuua1-'he d.,h f-l and mellow TO the feet, the
sbIa oia url and s.Ey appeaIsnce-ihe couuIenante
calm sra g.. tcl. Ge.0i.l. ue eycnness Of temper, es-
,cgtIal il Quick feeling snd 2 disposition TO get tat.
Eyefy breed cd ariuts which has. through a few
generations. two or three is -1dicienn been oyer-fed,
require. -a. az felH-, and The offspring Of such an
Im4.s re- 1.- csu -iscst more food tIan otheIs'
vino have I.-. ul9a .te.
al growing a1Ini.. Including mankind, ought 70 be
we.l-fed 70 preserve hea.ia 40: ~s'renctl, but never 20
ue siin-lsieI BY excess q food. The children a par
enis. noweyer, Who have, through many generations
been well fed, would peysh q given no more food than
would lie ss5cisaI sT a. .Gst or Hirhlan5 Scots
f~aseui's ch.c.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-18

The HoNoRABLF c. +. Mitchell, WIG eIrepfe-
sentative Of Congress, who has lately Inquired as IaTee as
FIVE columns, plump, each week 10 all The papers ia ue
country, except the Herald, who has committed eA'en-
slye f%orgetles upon several banks has inaly been ar
rested in Montreal. awaiting the Tequisiuon oithe Gov,
ON. Y. for his surrender foI ,ial and punishment
The Honorable gentleman Is light fingered enough Tor
A scb,reasurer, and mean enough 10 make > capital
loco foco leader. Wonder n we can't oonirive 10 hand
him oyefto them as they dId swar"out 70 u when lie
was caught spindlng government under tlri patron
age. 1--we hid at or disposa. some oi the ancient
Hebrew manuscripts. perhaps h, name n'gat oe found
a, ON. loco nomination. by which We could ,omPel
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1841-03-18
sTEAM SHE PREsIDENT.

We have Information which leads Us 10 hope that the
steamship President is safe, having gone 10 Madeira.
4 letter his been received by M Howell, Of CumDer
land, Nd. whose father was on board the President,
from a relation Of his who resides al Southampton,
England, stating ue fact Of INC arrival Of the steam
= al Madeus, a0d defining how the news reached
han.
Mrs Power, the wife Of Nf Tyrone Power.tle actor,
who was ! passenger, had agents stationed a. p0iats
where Information ofthe steamship would lks.y Re
received, ar 'ren ons ofthose agents 81. received, ~