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I,RSJaNT 10 Decree II the Circuit superior Ccg al Law
and Chaneey II the count, Of Hen;ico cy Rich
,,d .oranrec = o,s de;end;t- n The ard c5ir, IN
s.,ar ~ Vl.r H. Wep S-rr.an; ii tie city o Rcbmoud
Cmn ,3mlni>,-,te- a .-n non al RlefarI Smith wiih
49, ala ,r-,1 s,a COMMITTEE atninis;-a,- n David Doyls
- ,a j:sp.S John r Scher; ,ho.n and Eliza J. ms wife and
uiacr me lt, da. II February. i-4 follow c;
- ir ! SYSTEMATICALLY Mo sfe Asr.ty a,r.irt.d Ccta
a. ,ic ,rr, d. arr hsyip- aiy en- -ie: we =, no
~. ~ ~ and ,eff> II ale. ~ adyer,i,in. tie same
s,c ~. - more X IL. newspapers prR:-d IL
md l.. sf d other pr5ysuatr, a. III. sad
~ 80 d.e, .cr ana i; n. DOCS or the Cnsft.
- = yytb he Lands le do expose l. ae a, public
~ n,.r,>-s .. j; .,cl other Convenient and suitable
f, I,res 4, hau have ben designated tie
- --.s. ~ the highest bidder.
Is, deed trust Eeur Banks
:, Inn r,l,m John Hopkins ana Thomas Talor Trustees.
: ~ !, nm ar rop dead the Richard Sny
- -yrer, II c sum ~ twelve aoq-auj dollars. WITH legal
,tr, on Ii. ejrh,h iav y April ihogsand
,n4 ana ,nr. NATL ..i tsar:n- date on that COPY
), .of : lied a. an csHo, n ;n su;. sufeen;
rnee tie thousand hundred and
,n.-.n dollars fynne part thereof from Tire THIRD
av o: March thousand e-b hundred and forty rn
aa and eli D!cpc: charges and Of making
sales. md the p1ni costs y hin expended ~ prose
cutting SUIT We. TIE rrde>cned Commissioners VII
d errc: The aid decree y exposing Ia sale al
public really 80 the Rea h>iae 10 ihe sara
d,ti.e rc.uned upon the days and al tue i-evs 2ie
msn,l.ptd-i!.A, : say.
"a, Tvse situated the county n Randolph
uuu ES tive patented n. 9: Richard SInYia
~ Nxr, l-si viii Sc sold al tie hou- Uf Randolph
- -,.sd,, ~. .rh Say Of Jane newt, 81 II O'clock. 4 IL
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tho repo,, with view TO accomplish this purpose
co,fs did no, scan the different measures proposed
With very grea, rnu,ene,s, But i IS evident from ''
repor itself thai law similar 70 'ns was .a y!
y,,.s ,smaav Nevertheless d't not then 'h'ns iHa'
~ I,s,.c,,on Law could be framed whoa would 20
50 well guarded as the one now nnder discussion =
did 70. 81, down - draw the bill without sanca =,
fec,,on. and aauer ,ayself Aase tcrn rnie'ee ;,
make !; an efficient rrrnedy. \: me iasi s>'' -.
bond feature q; The III! old nj s"ss' "a.
regard mat - :Ers; nfo'."'i isAtpt' - nj.
sons nav. gwen S.r a. Il 3cc-! 70 me- 80 49,
lots could be mace, with 50 much e'ne'eH'' '''D
and wa;chmen for Us ...,..r,arce his
a, tbs poa Nj, Bayy was about = ',' ~, sons st.
reply 10 the ar-asaen. Il " '>co .-..,,sd Is Mr.
onay 81 .a a., o ,as nj !: va eytsa; 'ha ;s gentle
Chapman %~' ~a,a ' eshsa-isd and he vas A.
n ,aa SaS ;erv apa:An, par; OF rs asGaea' WI
hs permission nc would In1ss N $500, s;o.,5'
Bayly gave way aud ne honse a'90a'A'1
South - -
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-
,lr Nicholas attempted IN excuse Tor delay y =:
ms tint !, VS. now almost Apr. an 'n7t y va
, - 49,. members 10 20 home and attend y 'hei
~ nc,, rose and casiiga,ed the wing tner'
'b,,s "a severely io ihei. manpurres 70
THIS crss.,on TIA, length MT S'1.ey declared MN
self willing = vote Tor motion - .Va'. : as.
Chamber in the evening and siiend 'he discussion
T,e s.na,. then -e;ecled MIR Pages melon T. =
,n,o immediate consideration OF The SUBJECT -i'
paiye instantly moved :ha; the Senate meet oh 'h
evening fthi- cay, 10 ccnsics! me suoss. ~
resolutions. The motion was CARED = II noe -
So there is u BE- an even Nc SESSION. 'e v
nbe Ill! 90 j: likc uaa that = gong y =
hanged
To those who are 10, able aPP-ecl;e tie i4c.'.'
with w!..ch able man end an able speech H'ai "
demolished ~. turn. the phrase =, nave "i'
refer 10 that profound glun-rat'on Of VII afgn4eh
and truth, 10. the Bill Chesnut schoolJ-;he tedefa
State paper We are assured through that vefaciou
oracle OF Yesterday, that ",he long woTcy, prepare
speech Of Sir Page. ton the Virginia Qnssi'on) wa
promptly and tr.umphan,ly answered ny hsss's,
|plancs and S5ley who entirely d!sPei!eG and o!r"
away Tie fog and smoke with which Loco Focoism la'
attempted 10 surround and envelope this question
Ana pray how was Mr ?. promptly and triumph
|an;y answered. First, Mr. Sibey. assuming the g.
irchist propounded certain InIerEcga;cres 10 air 4
of winch. al! propne;y, be took no notice Ano
secondly ~ the hurried sketch 81 Mr.. Nerplanck )
impr0myn, The ''!.urred sketch and he ''.aip!omp;a
both, doubt, prepared befor-hand.i IN which W
ind tins triumphant answer 10 the cbe ead well
reasoned positions Of Tr. Page:
'.iIas tIay. Seward Zone ihis mater: II. ~
ssu ~ H. Ind ~ private oi'non asaat j. aui : a re-
r. ,Pre IT, ogrinae- But herr 4 e:I.laio II .ae
q the Executive pa upon AZ. sa-g. When Us
''-h a>.'.n = Ju,eaiaa = y: a. IL W. VI" :,
derived az aEao. = - IL Judgment u0 '' az e! 's -
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: Executive q. ms S;air, those fe.s"Es viz
competent juc'ciai o:"cef, eise's'seu 600,
{ upon ut Q: aapc1s corpus "1e'' .s. s.
ltr tile Constitution 70 every citizen = 80
sbecause the pspers we're detective anu ."s' =
ieren 10 charge N offence against ~ -. ;.
i yina ard Tia; when the $40 Fe' as','oi - ~
EIhs Executive 81 this State, II vas GT.'4sa ~"
charge was n form, defective ana 'ha' e'sH " ~
acre waved, ac;s q Inc description - = !.
@;as charge Of the supposed 'us,''es - So !,
.oaous y criminal either b. me AVS o. ',s s',s 81
g., :le common !lw. y or the !i"s y az
s:.iss and isr these ana other reasons luz: -
sas The opinion o. the Executive OF lbs s!a'e a' ~
4 had no lawful rr'.: or authority 10 ceyes Inc ss =
TO- Johrson. Edward Smith and Isaac Gansey to the
Executive o: Virginia IN compliance "'th me sara r.
QUESTION The Governor Of Virginia = iurtneF respect
iur informed that the SUBJECT mas no" o'e
,cc:ed upon merits. ana a!so N connection VIZ. ~
position assumed ~ tAe fhecs'fe 81 - :.
-a-d 10 the -sGn,stion io- The delivery o. 'e
demanded by the Executive OF t;s sta'" ah1 ~ sG'
Gcen. y :onai Tor reversing 'he Gee'so" 'o
made BE- the Governor. ....,,,.-.,,>
H. SAM L BLA Lar JIM
PTirGie Secretary.
MESSAGE
From thG Ggrcr1or o' .Ntn i"Ta. transmitting 'esV'U
irons al tie LEGISLATURE ~ hSSiss'FP' ~" o'tF ~
yers relation 70 ne eo";r0rtTsg se'eefH '"s'Hia
end VEG York.
ENC w ~ -
Albany March on I'll.
To- the Ltgissdt"Te
:ransmi; resolutions OF ;Se Legislature OF .sss
.r?i concerning The decision OF the Executive Of THIS
STATE declining 10 comply with recaisiion made ~
me Lieutenant Governor Of Virginia, N lo3' Tor the
surrender o certain persons represented 10 o- uEes
from Justice charged wiin the cchsIoc!i'e oe"ee "
s,e.l,nr negro slave. avail myself Of the occasion
oIsy before Legislature CERTAIN other proceedings
affecting the question
On Tie 3i:h VI February last, ssuee feGG's'noH
10 Inc Executive ot Virginia ior the surrender ii Ro
sb-rt + Curry fugitive from justice charged with a.
aggraya,ed crime OF forgery HIS Eyceilency the Co
=; yrrina. admits tie regularity Of the reqr,-
s,lon ana acknowledges that the fugitive mas been ar
,essd and j N actual custody in Common a!,h
IMAM ,i charge contained in the requisi,on Never
,lI~.s h. cserns i, proper t. make his compliance
Win he ,cqas,''on dependant upon reversal q ;,s
mere ,oioe made b tie Executive u ihls state
~ c,.a before referred l.. and 10 detan fugitive
n ea.iody SIX rnon.hs to afford ,~ to Tie Executive
i,sn,,ed. !, MI! L. seen tia, have deemed
4; aF GUY G"Isi sisss
! niorn the Governor o. Virginia "l."ou ue'-.' nc
Tie ceo '''n ~ question el.i'I,' : 4..,
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DEATH
az III. P,.N6.rt 81 Il, INT,

III III
DEATH
OF tie PressGeri ~ he Knitted >fsfS.
4 nea- ani .9,:ao.dna-y even, las cone 10 cataen
:,he annals 0. cur ccaat.y. s struggle = otef aoo
WiI,,an! Henry H4rt,,on II TIL G, seer Q! LIS age
lsleers with lis fathers A!.bon.h this venerable
!man. tie President; 81 the Unilee states BY sfra'
ori;y, not choice, vi " F,epse. Inn ioi
shis us-v sc:e;ces-~e .espso; LIN io! ms love Of
scoun,ry-we .im ior ms kG heart arc hs 50
scial ousiiies Ills sudden loss comes cpon TIE natter.
las an event: :a,l # sg7e: full u pfu:ound themes
flor nnr4.,za apoa The instability c al human ie--
Iunss a,s the wor;hl.s.s, .! tae eblscis cI human
ambition As 80 ofl-n g1n,cd from Bcrse, ii sha:ss
ma, s. l.uvs se ar. ard What shadows pursue.
But twelve months go, suppose ! nac been projected
samd,i ,te cca:es;s - ~ excited campaign tits
man xii s.. Elected Of he highest Offices the
sworla and IN oe sao; mon,h af:r lis lnau -ur.;ion hs
will be GATHERED unto H. fathers what heart would
no, have sA5lus within :sei the dra Of passing
rapidly from private lic 10 the Fres6en.i2! cha anc
src., ias, station g the SILENT Tomb Il honor
of tn Chief Magi>t-lic oar common country. t.as
r4;sd h. m yoice 81 the pe5y. aac hus sudden
fy st.Gca coan me midst Of rs sypgath IN couu
t,rvmen, { have sbrpuCec columns mourning.
Ii i indeed sudden. Uas peStec and extrao.
sdn..y event TIE confederate republic u tie nis-
Estates "a been operation -: - years-cu.ins
winch ar i; has Line President, erected n sue
1cesson-nosi Q: chem I'D n.ea-i!fe G: them serS
ains e,ht years each-anc yet 10, one q. then
Shas sieG during his Presidency, except Tue ia.'
~, ~ ',ss Iss.; =! 80 1u' ''s ~. ~ 49,
a>, aG.G lis p!a:ers ior as sHcc..S y! tie iCe PFin
Ci1ss =. "e SS''s''e',o.' -, -, ="
VINO were t..'g = -, - H. 80
heh e'sa tes'sl sI'..'s1 -. - = nv.
oI, nc" az d. 40 more i''s :. '"' - 80
Giving.
u IS more "oace'iu!. "esfa' ~ more =. ..s'.
pave h9i psfsiso - once nan "a. os"
ashou1d Dc sHe h''I 70 &C re :s=is' = nv es1''
seo'nss Fsi+.Ps "'''i NOE s'' '''e' % account .
: sas -'-'''! |
" Jobo TYLER or yi,e,n;a succeeds IA the Ch.i,
IN. a,Il -, o.; whole prssJn,,.l ,--n. WIN Il,
a,cS,,'o- - on. mo,,I Y. sf.I .,,s,,.,.e A.. -
mother occasion mon the r,,l,;ca -osneci
Ih 49, -o,,. s,ccasSo,. nav 49, ,,,,, - n,
- Iii -, -, - III M III - 81. ,r, !,
4 h. - .,..b =. 80 49,. 49,, 49,. -
s,,ad 80 ,bo.sr >, ,he p,ss;6a,, H.. .sI.,o,s :.
49, ~ ,i,s cat;...-s ~.
o.. J.. 49, -. ~ :, - - , 49, -. 80
80 . - !. - 60.
shoehce aao sHsh5.n - y ~ WIZ go. 're m
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WILLIAM II. SEWARD.
IRON IT, y. J.. Errri-r Post
Albany, TUESDAY. March 80, Ia

AtB,xl TUESDAY. March 80. l-4l.
There was pleasan. scene N the Senate TO-DAY
The Wig members are as shy OF the question OF OUT
relations with Virginia. dirty child Is OF cold water
They know Tia, something mus. be done: they see tha
II the matter be left where il Is, they Will have crow
Ito pluck with their yet they dawdle and
orocrasiina:e and pat Of the discussion from time Il
|,ime /, is amusing see the Democrats driving them
|up 10 the scratch.
MIR Page this morning called for the consideration
of his resolutions relative the Virginia controversy
Mr. Siblev proposed that the discussion shoad De &C.
ferrei for week lie thought that the Senate mad q
rood deal OF business before i which II was important
Ito despatch Nothing could &c done bntto pass or re
lee, the resolutions and he against wasting tune II
Ia debate on irrelevant matters.
Mr. Page rejoined that the matter was neither IN
important, nor irrelevant. The question al the muiua
-rh,s Of the several States, and Of their harmonious
relations with each other unimpo!tan; ane
in the present collision with Virginia itrose INTO asGo
ject of the greatest interest and consequence lie mas
more than once given notice when he should call fo
the consideration Of the matter objection had beer
made and he surprised TO near any objecion now
He did not suppose that much time would be con
sumed in the discussion. Mr.. Hunter supported me
view taken BY ir. Paige He thought that those wii'
had wasted 50 much ofihe time OF the Senate IN the
discussion Of all Of matters ouga. no: now 10 re
sist the consideration 81 question n when the essen
Tia! interests ant the peace Of cur confederation are IN
VOWED.
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W.sHiScTo>. Apr. 3--sereg o'cioct.-We hay
Jus, heard from tie President: and regret 10 state tia
there is but LILLE hope Of his recovery.
Doctors Alexander Of Baltimore, and Chapman Q
philadelphia, sen, Tor las. eTenine. D.. Alex
ander he's arrived d.. Chapman s no. expected 5e
fore to-fno..ow.-Globe
Glo3e Etra OrTlcK or THr GIoBF,l
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We have gathered io.cthe. I'll the details, winch
have been able = ind tie several channels al nior-
nation Ta-y raes; al be Interesting 70 readers
For the ?-e-e a'e confined p he following Extra
from the Giooe-.he following handful, issued 5y the
Cabinet Washington, and SEINE letters in Yesterday
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-29
APPOINTMENTS by the PRESIDENT
officers of the Customs.

COLLECTORS.
James Perrine, Mobile, Alabama, in the
place of John B. Hogan.
Edward Brooks, Detroit, Michigan, in
the place of John Mcdonnell.
Jonathan Roberts, Philadelphia, vice
Calvin Blythe. "a
~, SURVEYOR. t-,.,5+
J. Washington Tyson, Philadelphia,
in the place Of George w. Ritter.
NAVAL OFFICERS.
Bella Badger, Philadelphia, in the place
Of John Horn. e..
Joseph Riner to be Treasurer of the
Mint of Philadelphia
Henry Harrison, Register Of the Land
Office at Dubuque, Iowa, vice, Benjamin
X. Pelrikin. .3s
John Wells, jr., to be Justice of the
Peace for the County of Washington, in
the District of Columbia. 80
ATTORNEYS.
Absalom Fowler, for the District Of Ar
kansas.
Charles Chapman, for the District of
Connecticut.
Joel Eastman, for the District of New
Hampshire. 5
John Holmes, for the District of Maine.
Charles Davis, for the District Of Yer
mont. ss
.5t MARSHAES. .E
Joshua Howard, for the District Of
Michigan.
Minor Walker, for the Middle District
of Florida.
William H. Russell, for the District Of
Missouri. So. 5s
William Prentiss, for the District of
Illinois. KS
Isaac Otis, for the Eastern District Of
Pennsylvania. W 4.
Sylvester Hartshorn, for the District Of
Rhode Island. $3.50
Israel w. Kelly, for the District Of N.
Hampshire.
John D. Kinsman, for the District Of
Maine. $50 ek
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-29
LIE CT AIR HOUS E,
DAVENPORT, SCOTT CO., l. T.


YEyHE subscriber has taken this splendid
\ Hotel, situated in the beautiful town of
Davenport, Scott county, Iowa, and is prepar-
ed to accommodate all those who may favor
him with call. The utmost attention will
be devoted to administer to the comfort, pleas
ure and happiness of visitors-every thing
connected with the establishment willgbe kept
in the most perfect order, and the best which
this country affords, will be as we'll prepared
and got up and furnished to its inmates IN as
good stile, us at any hotel in the western
country. ~ !if
To Eastern gentlemen travelling in the west,
and Southern gentlemen with their families,
who desire q summer residence at the North,
he will saw that more luxurious, healthy
and delightful climate, cannot be found IN the
United States, than there is in the neighbor-
/ hood Of Rock Island. In summer, the transcen-
IDENTIFY rich and glowing scenery around sur
passes all description; no one can fully com
prehend and appreciate its beauties without
viewing 1T.
The country is fast filing up with an in
teliigent and enterprising population, from
| all parts Of the Union. Two towns within u
half mile Of each other, separated only by
| the river, and containing nearly two thousand
| inhabitants, have sprung up in the short space
OF five years, aifording US highly polished and
| refined society as can be found on this SIDE
Of the Allegheny Mountains
Carriages can at all times be obtained by
those WHO wish to make excursions through
/ the country, and steamers are constantly
passing Up and down the Mississippi river,
which viii enable those who may desire to
] travel, for business or pleasure. to ind an
laarecabic and speedy conveyance. .,,ss
Invali,,s are Informed that there is aim
cral spring. within hall mile Y. Of .oW ss!l
whose water is of superior quality and viz
tue and has been pronounced by gentleman,
who has drank of nearly all the medical wa
/ tiers OF Europe, to be equal to any OF them
81 the virtue Of its medical properties.
Gentleman and Ladies wishing to take ex
cursions on the river. for pleasure. can % %
accommodated with first rate Sail Hoats..I.I
Persons wishing tolvisit Chicago, Gaiena
i or Iowa City, can do so from this place b,
ftri-wcekly or weekly stages. ,,,,,rp
| Davenport, april %, 1871. 40
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-29
Burlington, 'Iowa, April 90, 1911.

burlington, iowa, April ~, lo4l.
This will certify that have this day wit
messed the operation Of McMillen and Co. IS
machine for making Shingles-and l take
pleasure in stating that, in my opinion, it is,
in its way, perfect and one of the most in
valuable inventions of the day. 1t is simple
in its construction but powerful and surpris
ingly rapid in its operations. l, is put in
motion by a lever, and may be worked by
hand, horse, steam or water power. | saw
made by it, in tie short space of 80 seconds,
worked by hand,l 81 shingles, the most COM
plete and perfect of any that | have ever
seen--all precisely of the. same dimensions.
The Importance of this quality of the shin
giles (ther uniformity in size in every res
pect) will strike with force every one who
knows any thing of the art or admires the
beauty of building. Fer this and other rea-
sons Which will present themselves to the
minds of all, the invention must be regarded
us of first Importance to the fourishing and
growing towns of our Territory. The me-
chanics who have examined it and given Ger.
tiicatcs arc gentlemen of the first respecta.
bihty in this city,. and are our principal
builders. JAMES, M. MORGAN,
Editor Iowa Territorial Gazette
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-29
EAIeRANTS TO IOWA!'

lKE1HE Subscribers having located the Plat
Il OF COium bus City upon more eleva-
ted and advantageous site than heretofore,
are now prepared to dispose Of lots upon the
most favorable TERMS $3.50
Viewing it as q matter of the highest i'm
portance that the youth of our Territory
should enjoy the privilege Of thorough aca-
demical and collegiate education, arrange
ments are now in progress for the erection Of
a suitable building to be put up immediately
for the reception OF pupils of both sexes the
present season. Having the establishment OF
this institution as the paramount object in
view; We have chosen this site in conse.
quence of the many local advantages which;
1t possesses over almost any other part of the
Territory. Columbus City is situated in Loui-
sa County, at the confluence of the Iowa and
Cedar Rivers, on a beautiful rolling and
healthy prairie, Astounding with as fine springs
Of running water as are to be found in any Of
the Eastern States
1t is equi.distant on the road from Burlins-
ton, the largest and most business point on the
Mississippi River north Of st. Louis, and Iowa
city, the Scat of Government Cor the Terri.
tory
10 the farmer and stock-grower greater in
ducements cannot be presented in any part OF
Iowa. As six or eight of the most public tho-
roughfares in the Territory centre at this point
1t will consequently be the great dcposte for
pork, and produce generally, in this part of tho
| Territory
The fertility OF the soil, abundance of tim
Der, privilege of water power, easy access to
large quantities of limestone, together with
the exceedingly pure, cold, and abundant sup
PITY of spring and well water, all contribute
to render it the most healthy and desirable
part OF Iowa.
Lots will be given to those who wish to i'm
prove the town in exchange for cash or me-
chanical labor, on the most accommodating
terms. The attention of brick-makers. brick
and stone masons, carpenters, and tradesncn
generally, is particularly invited to thus place.
EDWARD f. WILSON,
| j. M. ROBERTSO
| VIM. REYNOLDS,
D. R. COOK,
G. NJ MCDANIEL,
| WIN. l.. TOOLE.
SAMUEL HUTCHINSON,
! Proprietors.
| March 25!h, 1s41-43 Gazette copy.)
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-29
Burlington, Iowa. April 10, J54l.

Burlington, Iowa. April 10, ]S4l.
hereby certify that was present and saw
the patent Single machine, invented by
McMilen and CO., in operation on Saturday
last, and most cheerfullv state that its action
far exceeded my expectations, from the des-
crption had heard of 1t. The machine was
worked by hand power with u single e!er,
and two persons made at the rate OF Az shin
giles per minute, all OF which were of most
finished and uniform construction, without
the least waste of material. There were
several intelligent mechanics present at the
time, and they all conceded with us in the
opinion that the Introduction of this machine
into this country would not only prove bene.
fetal, but that it was great dcsderatum.
JAS. G. EDWARDS,
Editor sHawkeye.'
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-29
Burlington, |. T., April, 10, 1s4I.

DulI1I1gt UH, L I :, ZtP1 TT, 10 I~+tI'
Having this day witnessed McAiilen \ 60. >
patent Single machine i'll operation, and cx-
amined its construction, was highly pleased
with its performance. Such is it's facility, even
when worked by hand that it will cut about 40
shingles per minute. The machine is OF simple
construction and small expense, and as far as l
am capable of judging, exccls any thing OF the
kind ever offered to the public; and am hap
Ply to state that in this opinion am amply sus-
tanned, having heard several eminent and ex-
ccllent mechanics, in whom have the fullest
confidence, express corresponding sentiments.
It is certainly worthy of the patronage of the
public. JOHN $. DUNLAP,
april 29-tf - Clerk ofDistrict Court
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-29
BOOKS, BOOKS.
Administrators Sale.
Estate of E. G.. Ward.

DY virtue Of a License from the District
ID Court of Louisa county, the subscriber
Court House, in Wapello, in said county, on
Saturday the Sth day of May next, between
the hours of 10 o'clock, A. M. and S O'Clock,
P. M, all the right, title, and interest of the
estate of E. G.. Ward, late of said Louisa
county, deceased, to redeem from Lewis Bene.
dict, the cast half of the south west quarter of
section No. eleven, and the south west quar-.
ter Of section No. one, all in township No.
seventy three, north of range four west, in
said Louisa county.
Further particulars, and terms Of saIe, made
known at the sale.
PHILIP Is. HARRISON, Admir-.
Louisa CO., II. April Is lS4l DC
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-29
New Saddler. Shop

FHNaE undersigned would respectfully in
Il form the Citizens of Burlington, and the
Country generally, that he has located HIM
self in Darlington, one door south of obi:
Burns, on Water street, where he expects
to keep constantly on hand general as
sortment OF saddles, Brides, Harness,
&c, including every article in his line. And
he hopes by unremittcd attention to custom.
ers to merit and receive liberal share Of
patronage.
N. BAH kinds of repairing done at the
shortest notice. G. Il. DABNEY.
april % lS4I-tf Al
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-29
Land for Sale.

VEyiIE undersigned is authorized to offer for
Il sale several first rate farms hcathily stu.
ated near the Iowa river in Louisa county j. r.
These farms are we'll situated for raising stock,
and have good timber and water convenient;
with from 40, to 100 Acres in a fine state of
cultivation on each. One of these farms can
be bought on a credit of seven years. They
are situated near fourishing village, into
which great water power can be introduced
BY a canal or race, two miles 10 length This
village and water power offers great opportu-
nifty to capitalists for speculation as q large
share of the village can be purchased ON easy
terms, or would be exchanged for good proper
ty in Ohio, or for merchandise.
VIM. L. TOOLE.
Louisa County, l. T. April Al