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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-16
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On Saturday, after MIR. Plat Smith had been ~
nrn,ned John G. DAVIS. keeper orb tavern Del
chippewa, was next called. AID he proved that Me
LeOd was al hIs house IA The aiteuurn ct the 1Sih
mud went 10 bed about three clock. lie got up be-
tween and . o'ciucK Iu the evening and ordering
his horse rode OFF. and tho witness DID not sec hiu
Bgain.
PABLO 5. Smith was next called and the trsi
fed as 10 the eharacterof Down GrtruJh anI sc
racity
James NJ. Dyke testified that on the morning aicr
The patriots LETT Navy island he saw Mcleod huch.
lng horse 10 wagon, al house nearly opposite
AlorrisOus
Timothy Wheaton proved. rhltin O-rphcr or No.
Vember, 1889, while al the Ferry at Niagara he
had a conversation with McLooi IA which he said
he had asst ted ia destroy in, the Cip,lInc and wus
near being badly hurt The witness had never
hoen Mcleod boi1re or since. huI knows u hIm
as friend came uP wh,ic he talking and called
him Mcleod
Wm DuiGrid proved that uponthe occasion of a
conversation with Crpi ~ IrrIsIn. be- sad that NJ,
ieoi was not hi, hpu.o on Tho - "a uf Dccrm.
Der. SGT, bat riaI hc was 4 subject 81 her Brit
rfHic MlJCsry and that hc mus Do prDIe,tcdII any
rlie.
Dr J. Hamilton called f,r the drfcacc, gave DuE
field very bad character
witness named Macoruhcr gave Drown n Z Iol
character cor truth aud yeuoiJy
Mr. Center was next called 10 prove the Comsuls
sions had been irreguany executed buI that Tao, DID
not appear very distinctly
MIR a Robinson called aud sustained the cha
taClcr Of DR. Field lOr truth aud hruCsty
Wih ths witness the case was closed on 10Th
aides. and AT O'Clock the Cont adjourned until
Monday. when Ihe respective counsel VII address
ihc jury.
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From me National f,,cii,g nee,

m all the legislation Oi the General Government
during the last forty ycars excepting. perhaps the
mrgiyIng Of the Land Deb, twenty odd years ago.
The most bcuehcent Ia Iis direct operation upon Iu
dNIduals, Is ihc net % Cstlhll ma luiiprm S,sirm
at Bankruptcy. TIE very 'I"uT IT a. II we may
he allowed the figure. has h'dc the lame aui hall
90 walk erect uEI has made whole the broken.
hearted. hdoCs mol 60 into effect uutd February
lrN AMI YET as blessed influence hcg1n Q" he icli
iht mpmo0t q became law u has npt literally
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-16

MEETING A., 90

Az a stated meeting Of Inc Washington Temper.
auce Slciciy Of Wheeling held in the city Hall OF
"Wednesday night Oct Ah lsiI Iu absence 81
tho regular officers. the meeting was organised by
calling Samuel Lyon 60 tic Chpr uud appointing
w. = Wilson Secretary. The m.uuics yliho last
meeting were reed and approved.
On motion u vas resolved that the ceiling tho
roll bc dispensed This evening.
This being the evening Tor tlo election ~ officer.
ior his society for the DlJwhg thseo months d va.
tHCrcfUfe.
Resolved. That tho socioiy NOW 20 into an cleo.
uon when iho io.IoNIue Gentlemen were PIT 90
nomination and dolly elected
Prcsds1t John Hamilton
We Prcsiitgt--O % T.. Miller
s. crctarg.--JDhn Irwin.
ESs7wer.--W William Mex TImdrn.
Drcohrs-Robcu DCggc W Eenum BnI G.
Moore
Oh mltr,n l. T. Hammond loitcr IT resignation
80. ''fsrdofcd. uud Doc, request was got cyiniIiod
with
NJ frmuna' r. iuG,u E,r altering ti,o iiua OF
q EH'al meoIHH ni fha Society from "Wednesday 60
NnidHy 's'.InE passed rf4 second rrI.ffup aud
"h come co., i1r a.lI s.u5u Yu most "Wednesday
evening.
Ou m1ffDu Of 30 IRWIN .f a.#. rr.....f rf..t r.,
irH.eediurs of rIH mr...ur. OIL. .u.f.Tr.tf.a .,,y
laYfrs uiiH uu invitation a .IIe r ... Pa. ,r.I stl
.u esusrll o. 4Urrd .fs next mr..ns
OI motion nio a,ticly IIfrurs.F
lyon puv
" = wus5s S,,ypr5 I'm
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-16

There are moments when the spuit Of man IS O. 4
verburdoncd with spuoN ~ sinks beneath its weight.
There countless sorrows that galher around the
heart and east wrthernc blight upon u; bu, none
touch the strings with - deep melancholy AS the
death OF fond Parcnt-a mother THIS is ? sorrow
that lasts Tor 10 weep for a departed spirit
may. To tho gny and light hearted seem unmcan-
ing and "a empty sound, bat those whrsc hearts
beat In unison with nature, love To wcep--luyo t.
shed tear as n tribute t. the mcm ~ OF dear
dear departed ficnc. Such tears are boly. They
tell IL that NC viii meet ,n bright aud blissiui
land, li"sc iOr WHOM iicy flow
\ have lost mrrher-a mo,hcr HAT loved me ia
IuiuuSy AID boyhood; and when ihe stcrrcr years o.
manhood babe the leave my early loric anI O m.
thcr's anxious care, shc d,d not leave inc. I W..
with her ia hcr dreams, md her liIr moved ia fer
vent prayers mr her tones as sweet as the low
mumuriug Of thc E,lran harp. Her kiaIucss wa.
the sanchez hove knew no bounds And thourl
tor while smile may rest upna my check. au,
my heart seem light ard ioyous. yet quick a, IA,
b metcor's lash. he mem,ry ol a IN ,thcr's devotion
\ rushcs back 10 my SOUL and | weep Aud now
y even nov. while Ihc worli Is slurn5erug ia th,
IS holiness ola midnight hour iccI car,lrpp IA IA,
cyc and my harp that hIs hong han, n sntln,s -. nl
blirhtcd Tree. awakcns from the spell that buun,
j. A. ami touch 'he Strings and m 'uruiully sing:
"a Mother | often weep for Thee.
r NV heart cant hecpii> tears
Ny late has bern - linked with thine.
Ia all Its hopes an fears.
T" Twas not near thy dying couch
a- t. h'ss ihy lr,crod brow.
o. And tab L. IN, OF that bright land
Where thou arr resting now.
was not near 10 = atrh thy lira
q Ereufh forth a hpl, prayer
II AID lay my check uplu iI.y own.
.r o. 100. " Is not there
WIS not thcie a. see thy furm
l.rId iu the cold. damp ~ .uuI
Aud take a - farewell uf lhea
W,,h those Thai NciH around
=, mss thee mother. and ~ exc
. 81 auJ itIuk ufIhcc.
!, AL all Inc tender things that Jhpu
H.sI ever sand 20 me.
81, ucIimcs think hear Thy voice
- Speak Co mr 900 tome
Thai Na> l,Uiiau to my CJr.
-, Ire was len alone.
'T.s mpuuIiul. yet love a. view
The spH Where ihOu dlst lee,
p know rI, spirit hast gone up
h. To resi- above the sky
T. Al there the gu!icu dow drops shine
On thai sNc,I angel brow,
b.. And like a diamond duTbly sri
d, They seem To g!immor now
d Oh sound rhy golden harp aloud.
= Ani every mote prplOug,
. III sntca ihc echo 81 each strain
u o. thIl cIhc al sing.
j I'll p!IiH Tree b. thy grave,
weeping Willow too;
Ny voice shall mug'c with the breeze
NJ tc1Ts toll mIIi the dew.
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bad become ngrocably settled IN the cpnfdcncc aud
affection, OF the people with The prospect OF grow
ing usefulness when al the mysterious rrs idcnco 81
C,i lac was suddenly dismissed from his earthly Ia
biurs
The manner aui circumstances of his death were
melancholy and a IN nitory. Having oite ldeJ
meeting of his Presbyicry in tins vicinity in the TO-
MGR part OF the week, he came thence iO visit his
friends in this city, and Saturday with has wife
and infant child n n buggy. set oui,n the vignr at
health and the buoyancy uf hope To ride few miles
IA the country 60 preach on tine siblajh near ,he
place Of his nativity aud among the friends uf las
youth. hat when desc ending the Wheeling hill un
The National road, his horse bccl ne FESTIVE aud On
being restrained. commenced kicking with great
violence which resulted ia the innrIton at SIC Ia IT,.
jury Ihc pers,n OF the deceased caused hi,
death on the We lncs,lay morning lolloNi'g. Thus
"a mumcni, often blasted all a. hopes Of nan
u?n the earth, Ia the midst Of lite we walk On the
verge Of ct, rniiy.
The eNeut pr,ducsda deep sensation IA this con
murIiIy. aud wall doIbil,ss spread a slopm where,
or the tidngs GO. abroad among those ucquainict
/ with the estinab!e character OF lli' man uf Cod
My Tie, VIII 80 hand d "a u. grant that Il prove {"
gully saluihy. To the cungreg,Ir'n thus SUI
denly deprived Of beloved pastor 10 e1ensi, 4
circle Of family connexions and To hIs bcrelved "
dow csPccially.lhe strike is painful bat Will,
they hear Ia the midst OrIhc darkness that surround,
III, dispcnSaiion. voice. saying DE sill aud kaos
lat GOf. it Is their inestimIrlc consIliliun O.
know. That while frum the beginning and yet in Tia,
the injury fatal, he bowed wilh submission to tn
divine viii, expressed an entire resignation 10 h
anticipated event AMI confidence That through
grace ia our Lpf Jesus Christ hc was prepared 70
The world to w%ich he h,s nrw gone, Blessed ar,
the dead who die in the Lord for they rest frou
their lahorrs amI their works do follow Them"
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s:ysyEINIyEa.IIasI;{ISA

AH TIE BE on 70 n GUARi.-rn,s -
I'VE The seasaI VIII ~ this destructive compliinI
attdCKs YOUR interesting children, often TObs
yJu of those yOI fond dOat On, and CARRIE
hundreds u the grave. Every mother sh, nd
therefore, KNOW It's symptoms, watch Them
closely, and always be prepared with n remedy
To cure ~, rs manv are daily sacT feed 10y such
neglect. Al h.st the little patent Is seized
with a sh.vcung, ~ crows restless; has hushcs
Of heat, the eyes become red and swollen it
bfeathes with difficulty. and then comes that
fearful COUGH tbat will S.rely terminate in
:onyulsIohs or q, ath, unless someth re Is Iiu-
mcdItcly gwen 10 check 10. In this ompIaini
the "BALSAM CT WILD CHERRY" is well
Known To be the most speedy cure ever discover
cd. IL isIndced 4 precious remedy mild, safe
and innocent. and sure 10 give the lttle sufferer
inn date relief, and quickly restore IL 20 safety
aud health. Every IN other who loves her chi.
drsn should always keep Il ~ the house and
1lye u 10 them eari,j 10y do ng 50 You mi = Of
Ten save the life of one yau fondly love. Re
member thus il the famous remedy Of that dis
tinSulshCd physCiOn, DR.. WistaT, winch has
cured thousands of GROUP, WHOOPI NC
COUGH, ASTHMA, CONSUMPTION, &c
alter every other medicine h ad failed
: TBs particular when YOU purchase to n sk
Tor DR.. Visit IRIS BALSAM OF WILD
CHERRY" as there - n SYRUP Of this name
advertised that is entirely different medicine.
Prepared OHly by WILLIAMS g. 90 Chemists
NO %, South Fourth street, Philadelphia.
Price enc dollar n bottle
Sold in Wheeling Wholesale and retail by
J. CRUMBACKER
Oct = Appointed Agcut
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-16

cFNTRNLANHWCA -Mssr sruus. ul
'trHgHwa1u. VIII sar.I from New Y,rs few
fays 60 ou o. -s..nI ilIpof eypIusfon Boo Central
Nw.r.a Hn. n.rH sr. W,u 1.,,rlIrra BOT ~
i'...'- bfsn.rsrgi. apl1ufus. hr DO. purp1ie
~ '.IaHnnl Hf..I, a..lYte rts0s o. tbo su,.ont
...U. r. HIf ..I.Hl
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expenditure

We learn f,ou Jpo Washington papers that the
new Post Master General the Hon &. a WICK
liFFE. has reached that city, that thc Hon JouN
SrrNCER has taken the oath OF offro e. Secretary
al War and ,aat the Secretary of the Navy has
HeInrleI ~ Mnshlnrtrn
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Ma WIIARroN

Ma. WHARTON
Sir-II Is requested that you would
announce n county meeting nt the house of John ID.
Foster. in Trindelphia. on SiInrIay the % inst.
IL is expected that Col. John PIrrioit mud Alex
Newman. E~q. will he present at the meeting
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-16

Our fricI.ds Al MlrunsvIlle are constructing and
have nearly completed, an excellent wharf We
wish much that council would uside from
lhis day forth. the revenue from steamboats,
prove wharf Ii would be ample los economical
expenditure
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NEW WORLD. nrOctobcr 9. conlnins Gno

~ EW WORLD, Of October 9. contains zinc
portrait Of Factory Girl.
History Of the COtten Manufacture,
The Intellectual and moral refinement Of An
Gent Greece,
The Animals Daughter, continued
Guy FaNk es, 3Fd part chapters 3. Q, 10 and [ 1.
Baruaby fudge, G apteTs 80. CO, o. g.
Charles OMalloy, Chapters 81 and ~ vol q
American researches ~ Italy,
Foreign Correspondence,
The Literary World.
The Musical World,
The Dramatic World,
The latest n ewI from Europe by the Acadia
= =. &c. subs CnpfiOns received and sturI.
Numbers FOR sale bIJ. n, THOMPSON 4. 40
oct % MouT IC street Wheclinv
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We learn with extreme regret that the Rev. Mir
M'Coy. who noticed as inJures by being thrown
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-10-16

We owe our readers ana opnlpsy Tor having M
'rodnced 'nio our paper. though not 10y name, a
blachguard who appears IA the Argus over the name
ct II. ONeiL He OF coursc, oanno, expect any par
sORai attention from To las false statements aud
such atone can such anon understand. We there
fore, drop the matter, couscious of having commit
ted an error in touching carton unnecessarily
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BRENrLINGER x smALLcROss,
AUCrlUNEERS AND COMMISSION
MERCHANTS.

-NfTtJ III Nh,
tsS. MAREET SQUARE. Wheeling, Va
NJ ILL attend To sales uf Real Estate and eve.
w ~ Description of Merchandise Oh the most
favorable terms
NsS sa les ~ the store on WEDNESDAY
ahd SATURDAY Of ea Ia week at 10 O'Clock,
y VI. and on TUESDAY and FRIDAY. att
o'clock. y. NJ
!, They have on hand splendid assortment OF
ia ICY aud 81 APPLE
DRY GOODS.
"h!ch they will cell NJ pray ttc sale al Trires far
''"l 80" ~" current sales ~ he 'itv. Olt To-
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WHEELING.

'The beauty Of the forests on the hiss around our
city at the present unc Wa never exceeded. The
hectic nush OF the dying year reflects the morning
sunbeans with more than rainbow bslltanee and
NarIely Without Us eVnnescenre
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DWELLING HOUSE FOR RENT.

II ~ EFE''Ft.HH
kSIFG \T:D on mIrkei s;rcet. IA few dOors north
- of NJ ,snnic HILL Thc above h,usc - heated
conN cnienty To The bISinc<s part of tae city, is
Ia COOL par, pos I'ssrs every cJIvsdienre Tor
. large family, al yili be rem ted low TO
good ten11t. uI'Il lat o. April next -p"ss = SION
.Iven IN edI Itcly. For terms apply Ia JAS
SAkER corner Main e. Monroe -. oct 10 TN
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The Oakland Races near Louisville, commenced
On the llh inst. The first day was match ct
Kentucky against Tennessee for $1,000. W, have
learned the rosult
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S,TuRDlT, Oct. O.
The Court met Of g O'Clock and Mr. Spencer. IN
continuation oi The icsilm'ny ipr the prisoner stated
ip lHg CJur HAT M wpull now JTsr If hc had not
-I bclIrr. iar,le evidence ~ aIllfio1 TO the dozen
n"u'uy, parole evidence 20 show tho slate of III irs
'u lhc bIrlcr about the time Ofihc event upon which
ihls prosecution was founded. lie then called 10
The stand
jared Stocking, who dcposol. nm brcrher TO
samuel Stocking ul Ibis city. reside M Nacarn
4. G. ~ December, s37 was Stationed al Chip.
powa, and commanded regiment Of drlgoous I
was There on the 2JJh yf thlid,y
know the Wines, Pfss5e-hg resided opposite
90 MI s1w him al Chippewa. the 2JIh Dcccm
ocr lS3)-he dIngd with mo That day. aud Spent
Tie afternoon with him. u was bis first appearance
10 Chippewa. Know Me- Royueock he was my
n"'aIi'pr-hc was custom house officer Und often
entered goods l hs ollire I am a creditor Of his.
i1d know that he leil Canada before the breaking
'ul Of The irJIJles-I think u was in tho sum.
mcr.
Cr1scygmiusd. believe there were about :
oIO soldiers ut Chippewa In December. 81 IN
winch month he insurgents ipDk possession of Ma
w land. thruk They evacuated 90 Jlnuary. about
Ihrcc weeks u'tor tic burning Of t.ic CnrDlrne
Nhor che Cylru1iIp1. ! went 10 the l,llnI out oC
curiosity \ few military went over, how many I
I"l' hW'". Go cui down timber. M hat 90 case Tho
insurgents returned there they could bc socn was
not DOB iHr expedition against the Car,liuc and kno,,
,''''''a ~ N 900 Size was Uy1iiug down The river
Hl'' 10 which tim' ! was in bed. / think 70 was
about O'Clock ~ I saw tho Caroline mixing
lrr between iue island and SchIusscr the prcyI.
'1s afternoon. Afer the destruction Of tho Caro-
.lI" an'Icr steamboat was afterwards running
lhtf' .HI' lI' only brIi ever s1w there was the
caroline. J IIn positive 90 wls The afternoon PRE-.
''lnt lhr dc.'wcIru ofihc Caroline that I WIS
"Hh VIZ Frcssc, aud walked zap with him 10 IoJk NJ
Navy Island
lh'y Wrr" a' 'f1f time building 70 bathing hpuso
900 iHs Island. lrm srra ,l,s was not co., the d,y
~ Ihe r'Ira1'r1u p' rsr TImI I was MT wiHl
NO reese "Hru hr '-r S.'iusscr That ancur,un
.I '.' .." DOOM .E ma umo That day ! saw
n. L'"'. Hf r.I rIa hour Tho battery they
".'' 'T.Dmr 900 r'la island was toward, me upper
.'l. I'HF ..l. quarters. % als pr ,1rro osk tom
peg. I..'i .IiH been 1II1rbtfn 20 ship frpfn EnrIana
'H. 'If...N" un.I .u1.f bat. fhlnk larger than
WIS .''F .Dr iauy boat; cannot dcacrbo her
''' .""'F 'ry were erecting was I = or 90 feet
I''A. " "N nh completed ror was anything
MOUNTED upon n There uof luo.hcr battery s,ma
,'I' '..'N l 'n Wr.I Er1 was mounted When
= 'N'I'H I"r E.ruf. = uguI fherc had boon three
''.''.'. i1I HH.h house there btn they had
-'l a's i'3tI There we're 1l batteries 0u thr Cam
I' sii'I. r1rapi Do sn before mrrrlrod Tho "a lf.
.i' ''WIng1 90 tHH court arI counsel that rb.
't.isn'' Hd rrnrus uf batteries. Dec has b.s,
' ia'.F ". "..a u .r r..lIs shpre Opposite o..
..r .IH1.cl 8uI fsYgr,rs N
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-03-04
MANSION HOUSE HOTEL,

FORMERLY THE WISCONSIN HoTEL.l
Corner Of Columbia and lNain streets.
YNHE subscribers having leased the above
IL named establishment for a term of wears
and the buildings having undergone thorough
repair, are now enabled to accommodate the
travelling community in style that will not
fail to please those who may favor them with
call
Tie BAR and CELLARS have received the
proprietors' special attention. These have
been provided with the best Liquors and choic.
est Wines of every description.
The LARDER will at all times be album
dainty supplied with all the delicacies which
the season and market can afford, and no exer-
tons will be omitted which can contribute to
please the palateof the most fastidious.
ihe SI'ABLES are commodious and Sc
cure, and will always be attended by trusty
hostlers.
u Members of the Legislature, and Others
visiting the seat of government, will be accom-.
modated with boarding at reasonable rates.
d. 4 r. B. HAMMERS.
Burlington l. T. April LIST. ls4o. Cuff
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-03-04
NEW CASH STORE

VIVtIE subscriber has received his Fall and
Winter stock of Goods, direct from the
East, comprising
Super cloths, cassimercs and cassinets, well
assorted
Super beaver and pilot cloths for overcoats
Fancy merino and silk velvet vest;ngs
Fancy French and domestic calicoes and
mousselline de LANES
A splendid assortment of plain and figured
silks, very superior
English and French merinos, well assorted
Victoria, nett and plaid mcrino shawls
Super buck and furr'd gloves; lined kid do
Fine English braid and straw bonnets and
hoods
Plaid Innings ard ribbons to correspond
And many other fancy and fashionable Dry
Goods, and large assortment Of Domestics.
l piece hard times and 5000 yards good times,
very cheap; also, Boots s. shoes, well ass'd;
superfne otter and fur Caps; 300 fashionable
Hats; Buffalo Robes, sc. Also,
A fresh lot of Groceries,
Such us N O sugar. coffee, teas, molasses; 300
pounds sperm candles; best tobacco; spien.
did lot of cigars, various brands. Also, choice
Liquors. ognac brandy, Holland gin, pure
Port, Madeira, Lisbon and sweet Wines; glass
and nails; also, Flour and Meal and dried APP
plies; all cheap for cash.
The public's humble servant,
Wesley Jones.
Burlington, dec II %
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-03-04
Township Organization.

NOTICE is hereby given that the Board
~ County Commissioners Of Lee County
at their regular term in January, lS4l, con-
stituted aud established the following Organ.
lied townships in said County, to wit: Frac.
tional Township 50 North, Range 3 Vest
Fractional township 60 north, Range west,
and all that portion of Fractional Township
69 north, Range west, east of the north and
south line dividing sections SO and 81, to be
one organized township, to be snown by the
name of Green Bay Township, the place Of
the first meeting to be at the house Of Wesley
Hughes;--also, that portion of fractional town.
ship 6S North, Range West. lying west Of
the North and South line dividing sections
80 and "a, FIR. township 81 North, Range'
West, to be an Organized Township, to
known by the name of Denmark Township,
the place of the first meeting to be at the
house Of L. L. Thurston also, Township u
North, Range West, and FIR. Township sixty
lied Township, to be known by the name Of
Washington Township, the place of the first
meeting to be at the School house on the six.
teenth section also Township 6S North,
Range five West, TO be an Organized Town.
ship, to be known by the name of the West
Point Township, the first meeting to be at the
town of West Point also Township g
North Range West, Township So North
Ranges West to be an Organized Township,
to be known by the name Of Franklin Town
ship, the place Of the first meeting to be at the
town of Franklin;-also Townships 6S and
50, North of Range West, to be an Organiz.
ed Township, 10 be known by the name Of Har-
rison Township, the place of the first meeting
to be at the house of Jesse Johnson;-alsc r..
Township 81 North Range West, the West
half of Township 81 North Range west, Fl.
Township &c North Range west, to be an Oh.
ganized Township, to be known by the name
of Van Buren, Township, the place of the first
meeting to be at the house of Abraham Henkie;
also Township 81 North Range West, the
East half of Township 81 North Bange west,
TO be an Organized Township, to be knownb
the name of Jefferson Township, the place o.
the first meeting to be at the house Of Cyrus
Peck, also FIR. Township &c North Range =,
Sand west. to be an Organized Township, 10
be known by the name Of Ambrosia Township,
the place of the first meeting to be held at Am.
brosia;-also FIR Township IS North Range o.
4, and west, FIR. 81, North Range west'
to be an Organized Township, to be known by
the name of Jackson Township, the place tine
first meeting to be at the town of Ke.o.kuk,
sit uated in said county to be an Organized
Township. BY order Of the Board. .egf
at--36 JOHN H. LINES, Clerk,
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-03-04
GEORGE. BLICKH4HN,
TAILOR

I , ESPECTFULLY informs the citizens of
d q Burlington and its vicinity that he has
taken the room lately occupied as a grocery on
the south east corner of Washington and Wa
ter streets, and under the Hawkcye printing
office, where he will thankfully receive the or
dcrs of those who may be pleased to patronize
him. He has on hand variety of Cloths, Cas-
smeres, Vestings, Stocks, Collars. &c &c. &c.
which he will dispose Of on the most reasona-
Bile terms. He will shortly receive, and he in
tends constantly keeping on hand, large as
sortment of READY MADE CLOTHING.
The public are respectfully solicited to give
him call; and he hopes, by attention to bust
ness and disposition to please, to merit their
support. sept l7-2m