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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-19

TOBACCO, sEGAns, SNUFF, sc.
|SUPERi0k Chewing Tobacco
- Principe and Rcgala Scgars
starra ieipers aud LorTlaTS Scotch aud Mace al au
snuff
French Rappoc SNUFF
Naichitoches do
Iiar,ihatns NO9 do
Demi GrOa do
lornllITd's chewing and smoking Tobacco
Also, assortment Of good Spanish aud other SegiT
various prices from TO si0 per IUIO.
GAYNOR & ROYSTER,
| ah lie He
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-19
BUTLER $ EFFERvEscENr
MAGS ESIAN APISRIENT.

IoR Dyspepsia OF indigestion, debility, gidd
ness head ache, anidiy vt the stomach, habita cos
Iveness euaneous diseases, govt, gravel, etc. aud muo
alncd as a ganilc cooling puIgatve.
This desirable preparation oye the patronage
lheny eminent inembcrs Of the profession. AMI dis
eIniny public many respectable and unsolicited TESTING
pals oi It's efficacy medicine, have been elected
Nih all the pleasing qualities OF glass Of wafer II
ossesseA the active medicinal properties Of most ap
proved salnous puTsnyes; Is pleasant the palate and
full 10 stomach.
A supply receivedand for salcby
J. ii EtTSrACE 4 SON,
ina a Three ,t-nTs belo,x ,b. it'll T.y,r,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-19

BOOKS, PAPER, STATES, &c.
SMITli a PALMER In addition the large and
- variety Of Books and Stationery usually hand,
receiving their SpTns supplies together comprs.
ing the variety Of staple Goods in their trade.
- y. have endcsvOTcd 90 keep hand, all tr'os,
such stock would enable them To the orders
with which they Should Toe IvOred-and they believe thar
the experience o cIr friends ice and quality, has
been satisfactory They offer their present stock their
usual acc omnolang terms.
RULING AND BINDING.
:. Ps BndcTy Is now in ul operation. They have
plOyeho best wOrkncn and prcpaTedtO manufacture
Blank Books of every description, the best aud
the reasonable terms. nh3t
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-19
WALNUT SrREEr. Phil Ian. 1871

DIR. THO. FOWLER having, four years age, acuut ed
under instructions entire knowledge Ot Denial
Surgery in all as various branches take much pleasure
Ia recommending him TO the public andmy friends in vir.
gina, being superior Surgeon Dentist and IN every
way qualified TO practice the profession OF Dcnl.s,
u. u. CHIIEs, NJ. ID. aud Dentist
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-19
TO T" scE ESSEH Isp STn 81 nADIk'


I HAVE lately opened Music and Piano Forte Store.
Main street, Richmond, where shall a. al lines have
Tor sacal kinds OF Music aud Musical tostfumens, and
from my long experience IN Teaching Music, persons
distance may safely leave the selection Of any hey
require ne and viii send those piec which are
best calculated for the Improvement Of the scholar.
Al Muslc sold al half the market pIce and - CO
deduction o. Professors and Teachers Coz sheet
eoyl w. DANIEL
ap3O u Teacher Of Music.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-19
FRENCH WOKK, Ar COST.


TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
WE have this d,yopcnc aisrec loi az foreign and 10
w mcstic nay GOODs, cnupistinr w part ~ C!DtHs
Csssimcrcs Vornas, heavy Linens aui Dfilinssi ao,
most extensive assortment Of FrCnch, English and Ameri
can finsa ofwhch can af'rdto sel a. much lower
prices than heretofore Country merchants and others
wishing 10 purchase, viii please riye ne eall.
apis GAY BENTLEY.
CAPERTON q CRUMP have in sore large aud
~ general assortment OF artccs in their hno ani with 1
driousl suppcs expected enable them tn chsr 10 their
fuends and the public iufuccncnfs ~ Cvc thrn call,
missing o eel ofcnsh sui n puurtual customers on
snuRhle The III. Of ends eau he proc ured
u This market Commission business attended o., grd the
usual advances made on produce semitic them 10 sch
apt9
NOTICE-As 10 u our Intention ~ close present
~ busiuess by laly, rcqucs III those who were in
dchtcd h January and have not PAID ran and
settle without ieay-ani " they 81 not We Will be
PEELED 10 put Them IN proper hsnis inr collection.
ap2 REID, ROBERTS CO.
n our presem stock Of Goois which is large, and
veil assorted wilbc SOD acou, Tor cash.
DEEF AND PORK
ID ~ bhis New Work City Mess Reef
~ do ~ ~ prime N
irO 80 Hsltimsrc No 30
N Do mcss foik
70 DO prime ID
Iusi received and for sale BY - -
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-19
MORE SPRING GOODS.
BOOTS, SHOES. THINKS 4

boots, SHOES, TRUNKS, &c
IVY the VIM w. Wyer just arrived from the Fac,
IHE subscriber has received large additions of new.
aAd fashionable goods in his line, direct frsm The
hanus oi OF the manufacturers. Ny stock OF fne rO Ia
COW equal :" any IN Virginia, will be sold for cash or
"Nn accePanees on short cfe', kably low muc
less than iormer prices Country merchants In vau a
goods IN my line, will give a can
,..,,,. SAMUEL PUTNEY,
Dealers "a alhe most fashionable styles of Boots Sioe
IsvShnS Trunks, Rags, &c. opposite the ruin. Eagle
-'' apb
RuILER's MAGNEslAN APERIENT POWDER
IL observe, that the prepareTs name and address
noinIs bntlct, Chemist, 4, Chcapsde corner Of 81
liked 90 the bottles containing this preparation when az
hume, "N'' "
supply of the above article Just received
ALEXANDER DUVAL & co
~. Garner nf D aud t2ih
$40 OOO STOCK OF ROCKS
STATIONERY, MUSIC AND FANCY gOODs
Selling 90 al rery LOtS Prices, by
y. w. RANDOLPH & CO.
NAN SraEEr RIcHHoNn, Va
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-19
SPRING, 1871,

SPRING, l5fl,
TO MERCHANTS AND oTUERa.
|R w. JENKINS H. opening ~ cases psin straw and
~. lcghorn linnnets for Ladies, all qualities
~ do Ribbons
Worked Muslin Capcs and Collars
Wells 81 al kinds, aud Lace Goods for Cana anil Wells
50 hoHcadrets Iinkf aud acarfs
Wire taae. DTess Goods
Palm Hats Nuns Donnets with an extensive a.sot
|nent ~ guoda
Tic shove will be soI cheap Tor cash hy or
| eiaii az apl6 n. H IENKiNs'.
OOKING GLAasRs = shall IN future keen an
assortment II low priced Lookinr Glasses for sale,
|ther a. wholesale or retail. WIN BUTLgR
mill 3doore shove the Bell Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-19

NNE have on hand beautiful assoumeutof
Mousilnes varying price frum 2s 81 TO o. p.T va
Cacoes Of every description, principally suited 10 tbs
spring - ~ - nv
Rich and handsome striped Chalys
faln plaid and figured Silks Of the latest style and mos,
superior quality - ~ -
Also, beautiful selection Of Embroidered sprus sawls
In3seIner With great variety OF sAun scarfs and
these We wovd aJ several pieces Of 81 sup.rfn
OF Different eolours plain Cured satin and cui
To mention. ~ wv '''e'''7
kor cheap bargains, call at the s,oye 81
mn W REID, ROBERTS A co,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-19

IpNuLIsH WHITE LEAD-ws have Just re-
coyeda supply Of Bnrsh White Letd, IN O, which va
n SonhdcntJ recommend IN any who may want an oEra
rs sLNL kDIR co
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-19

CwEET OLA very superior description, suitable
- fOT liable usc, ia nIsks and bUttlcs, TO Toe hadnf
LNELL, JOHNSTON & LSEIL,
Z. NJ. "a H. 1 ..rau.I
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-19
MORE CHEAT DRY GOODS FoR CASH
MAY ISJI

NOIN UTuggIsTF,
Agents for Richmond Va
milf Ono door above the Hell Tavern.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-05-19

- DEE.ss bhIDLES, HARNESS.
we subscriber has hand. at his Inanuiactoty bes
- snaiied stitched and nlan saddes; common ssd,,es
an h1s icoaeh Barouehe and Sulkey Harness. besf hsr
u soy sirrup Irons; Curb snaie Bins: be-,
hhRsh and american Bride Leather and Marog,;e,. .n
Su sun m OF Soaeh suksy rEd Riding Whips CaTryau
~ Sson Tear OF every description, hieh he will se
a. uf o~est prices Persons In Of artcles In th
inc his goods. - N1 an" e1ani-
le = ALFRED KING
hE UNION BENEVOLENT sOUlETY would can The
az ehlon OF rehasers their stock OF ready Insj.
oihng atthe Depository, Corner Of Locust Aey and =
street, oeIow The New Exchange. where they have cen
sy great variety OF seasonahle Goods prices mat
cannot fail 10 be satisfactory.
Also,
cutting and making done in the best possible msnner at
SHORT NOTICE. Manufacturers aud others will End II 10
he interest TO ratronse this institution, well aiding
r.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-27
NEW GOODS.

TONES & DORSEY have Just received.
~ and are now opening, the latest and most
splendid assortment of Spring and Summer
Goods, and decidedly the greatest varis.. II
this market, we'll selected from the Eastern
cities, OF tho latest importatons, all Of which,
they are determined to sell cheaper than
ever, and for cash only, and at such re-
duced prices as no doubt will give entire sat;s.
faction to all who will favor then, with their
patronage. Their present stock consists in
part of the following, Wis
Dry Goods-Cloths, Includins gerry Va
iiety OF color. quality, and price I.
London and American Cashmere, single
and double millcd;
Sassinet OF every quality unusually low
Summer cloths, a great variety,
Bangup and Genoa cords,
Repellant and Buffalo cloths, blue drilling,
Roam cassmer, Mexican MIXTURE,
fit!sburg cords, Beaverton and cotton
stripes, suitable for mems and boys clothing,
much cheaper than ever, linen dr;Ilings.
brown linens, Irish and German do.
Vestings. OF every variety and style, fy'd
cut, and plain velvet, bambazine. French.
ana English 600 pieces American, London,
ana French prints, entirely new patterns.
meusselline de laine and French shallas. nsss
style, painted lawns, painted muslns, Jaco-
nettts, and furniture prints assorted, uinbrsI
las and parasols, ladies' travelling baskets. a
large lot Of musquito bars.
Splendid silk and fancy goods, too I,t,me,.
Gus to mention, new and beautiful bonnet
and cap ribbons, belts and betting, artificial
flowers, French and American; plan and
inquired silks and satins, silk, cotton and
worsted hosiery, book, Swiss, and Null mus
Inns, bobbinett, Greciunett, Jackone.t, and
Bishop lawn, a variety of wells and fine dress
handkerches, splendid net and satin shawls
linen cambria handkerchiefs, satin
and bcmbazne stocks, large stock of bleach.
ed and brown domestics, very cheap
Bonnets-Leghorn, Tuscan, and Florence
braid, entirely new and fashionable shapes,
palm leaf hoods Of all sizes and patterns.
Hats--fne Nutra and Russia hats fashion,
able style. Also, low priced silk and fur
do, i,cshorn and palm leaf hats of ell sizes,
kinds, colors, and prices. Also, blank books
and writing paper deserted, Ink, quilts, wa.
fcrs, &c, sc.
Boots and Shoes, a general assortment
Also, large assortment Of Queensware
and Groceries.
Superior Rio coffee, brown and loaf sugars.
young Tyson, gun powder, and Imperial teas
molasses, Cavendish and common tobacco.
cigars, indigo, nadder, alspice, pepper, sum-,
salt pctrc, sperm and tallow candles, cotton
yarn, carpet chain, powder, shot, window
gluss, &c, &c.
, Wesley Jones is thankful for past favors,
and the liberal patronage of his friends here.
.oiore, and would respectfully invite all to
call and examine our stock OF Goods bslore
making their purchases.
WESLEY JONES,
WILLIAM A. DORSEY.
barring ton. may IL ls4l 2m-50
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-27

they would be extremely dissatisfied with
anything short Of q recognition ofits legality.
But leaving those considerations out Of tho
question, it must be admitted that there is
ample room for doubt that the treaty is one
Of altogether a satisfactory description, or that
Lord John Russclls promise to obtain !. in
demnity for the past and security for the fu.
'ture" is realized by the agents of tho gov
crnment. Much depends on the value Of the
island Of Hong Kong, which is known to be
IN excellent harbor, and in every respect
suitable for military and commercial depot.
But it is conteuded that its situation and dis
lance from Canton, nearly, NC believe, one
hundred miles, makes it OF little use for pur.
poses of traffic TINT Canton is the great mart
and that as other nations will go there too !;
and that, in solid advantage, very little is
gained. Perhaps tho most valuable conces.
sion on the part of the Chinese government
is that of treating with the British govern
mcnt on the footing Of perfect equality But
on the Interpretation of this every thing de.
pends.''
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-27
OBITUARY.

Died i'll this County, five miles ives,
of Burlington, at his residence on Friday
the 2ist inst. Of consumption, GEORGE
W. COOK, aged 81 years. The de-
ceased was native of Lancaster county,
Pa, and emigrated to the far west in the
year 1881; his first settlement was in
the State Of Illinois, Morgan county. near
Jacksonville, where he became ex,en.
sively engaged in farming and lnerchan-
dizing, and also in large Steam mill,
but like many others he overreached his
abilities, and reverse of fortune came up
on him with heavy hand. In the wear
1895. he came TO this place. where he
remained about three wears, he then re.
moved to the country.
A mere passing notice Of this individu-
al would be doing injustice to his memo
ry. During his residence among us he
had by his sterling integrity. good ci,i-
zenship, and general department endeared
himself not only to his. intimate friends,
acqualntances, and associates. but the
community in which he lived. As an
acquaintance he was affable; as friend
he was ardent; as neighbor he was be-
nevolent. He was hospi,able and hui
name, never did the poor man or the
very traveller leave his door UNDECIDED or
unprovided for. As Husband lie was
affeclionately attached to the wife of his
bosom, and as Parent he was ever
kind, and indulgent. He was Gods
nobfest work-sn homes. man. He has
paid the debt of nature, that debt which
we all owe, and which we all will soon
be called upon to liquidale.
A few days previous TO his death he
remarked to the writer of this notice, that
he felt fully prepared to meet his God,
that i.w was not his desire to live longer.
We trust that his hopes have been real
lied, and that his spirit has winged its
way TO the God who gave it.. His re-
mains were Inferred in the City bnrying
ground i'll presence Of the largest con-
course of Citizens ever assembled on any
similar occasion in this place; and the
solemnity manifesietlzin HE department.
OF the assemblage testified their remem.
brance of his virtues. and respect for his
memory. For the satisfaction of his re-
lasions aud friends abroad, we would
state that his friends did not forget him
during his long and protracted illness, in
the hour OF distress they were ever pre-
sent and ready to administer to his com
fort. He was cut off in the prime Of
life. and has left disconsolate widow
and three interesting little children 10
lament his loss. s. In the midst of life
we are in death watch therefore, for
We know neither the day nor the hour
wherein the Son Of man come.f.' y
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-27
Land fOr. Sale.

FHyfIE undersigned is authorized 10 offer fof
a sale several first rate farms he,.thily stu.
ated near the Iowa river in Louisa county I. 7.
These farms are well situated for raj sing stock
and have good timber and water convenient;
with from 40, TO 100 Acres in fine state of
cultivation on each. One of these farms ca II
be bought on a credit Of seven years. They
are situated near fonrishing village, into
which great water power can be introduced
BY canal or race, two miles in length This
village and wafer power otfersa great opportu.
nifty 10 capitalists for speculation as large
share Of the village can be purchased ON cusy
terms, or would be exchanged for good proper
ty in Ohio, or for merchandise.
WM. L. TO0LE.
Louisa County i. 7. april d
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-27
L. K f. p a I. M Is II

l5.W M L u ~ l. MJ Is IL
ETAS received from st Louis, his Sprin,
il Il and Summer Stock of Foreign and Do.
lnestic Dry Goods and Groceries, CONSISTING in
part, viz:
Blue and rich fancy Merimac prints,
French and English prints,
Low priced American do
Colored cambria.
Extra blue drilling,
Beverieen and constitution twill,
Bath aud Victoria cord for Summer pants.
Silk, cotton and PONCE hdkfs.
Fancy do and large cotton shawls,
Italian sewing silk,
Linen and cotton thread,
Leghorn and Palm leaf hats.
Extra bleach'd cotton, putsup in linen stills
Heavy unbleached cotton seeting,.
Cotton check and cotton chain;
Bedticking, red and white flannel,
India rubber and web suspcnders,
Nesting Of different kinds,
Summer jackets, vests, pantaloons, &C.
Cravats, and bleached and calico shirts,
Drawers, undershirts, and socks,
Bedcords and ploughlines,
Fish. hooks and lines,
Trace and halter chains,
Coffee mills, and cusry.cemhs.
Carolina hoes, and rakes,
Rio and Havannah coffee,
Imperial. and gunpowder teas,
Young dyson do.
Loaf sugar, Havana and N. o. sugars,
Trabucas and principe cigars,
Chewing and smoking tobacco different
quality,
Sperm and tallow candles,
Rice, rais;ns, and figs,
Salt, by sack or barrel,
Indigo, madden, and a]lspce,
Pepper, ginger and saleratus,
Clues and Queens ware,
Boots and brogans, none better,
Ciaret, port, Malaga aud Sicily madeira
wines. and many other things be bought
for Cash or Produce at the old Stand, on
Front Street.
Burlington, may 90, 1871 81
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-27
SALE. OF
TOWN LOTS.

FEyHE Subscribers will offer at public auc.
D. tion on SATURDAY, the 9Th day OF
June next, number Of valuable inlots, in
tho Town OF Wapello. IL is generally known
that this town is the County Seat of Louisa
County. Iowa Territory, and pleasantly stu.
atcd On the right or west bank OF the Iowa
River, surrounded by country Of as gooo
land as perhaps is in the Territory 1t may
however be considered unnecessary to say
much on the subject as those wishing to pur.
chase will generally attend and judge for
themselves.
Terms Of Sale :--One half of the purchase
money will be required in hand, and the
balance in two years. More particulars on
the day of sale.
Sealed proposals will also be received on
said day FOR disposing Of the County Ferry. at
Wapelio, to the best bidder.
WRIGHT WILLIAMS,
ROBERT CHlLDERs,
JOHN DEIEIL,
Co. Commissioners.
may 10 SO
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-27

The steamers MONSOON s. RosALIE,
boats of the first class, will run regularly
during the present season-cach boat making
two trips week--from st Louis to tbs above
and all intermediate ports.
The MONSOON, VIM. s. Randolph, mas.
ter, will leave st Louis every Monday and
Friday, at o'clock T. NJ, and returning
will leave keokuck and Warsaw every Tues.
day and Saturday, ut 8 o'clock, P. NJ, Quincy
at 8. Marion City ut 9. and Hannibal at ii,
O'Clock every Wednesday and Saturday.
The ROsALIE, N. Cannon, master, will
leave st Louis every Wednesday and Satur.
day. at o'clock, P. ~, and returning, will
leave Kcoknck and Warsaw every Sunday
and Thursday at o'clock, P. NJ, Quincy, al
., Marion City at 9, and Hannibal u. 10 O'Clock,
A. NJ, every Monday and Friday.
For freight or passage apply on board, or TO
Won PHuL, & hi'GfLI.,
STETTINlUS & JANUARY,
f!NNEY, LEE s. co. st Louis,
or MR. FLEEK, Keokuk.
may 90 l54l 81
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-27
IS Reward.

GTRAYED OF stolen, from the subscriber
- living in Burlington, a dark Roam Mare,
about Is or l6 hands high. about 9 years
old, the right hind leg white on the pasture
joint, and the hair rubbed off at the roo. Of
the tail. JOHN KITS. i
may q tf-52
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-27

"Rs VIM. TAYLOR 81 Miss M. LEE.
IH respectfully inform the citizens of Bur.
lington, and it's vicinity, that they will open
a School for young Ladies. or Monday tho
18th of April inst. Their Course will com.
prise all the useful and Ornamental Branches
of an Englsli Education. Also, the French
Language, Music, Drawing. Painting, Needle
work, &c. For terms. apply ut their rasi-
dence. opposite the Western Hotel. They
can accommodate few young Ladies with
Beard, &c. References--Gov. Lucas. and tue
Rev. JOAN M. Fulton.
April S-tf Is
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-27
PROPOSALS

"lLL be received by tho committee on
Nv Internal improvements until Saturday
~ inst. for the grading Of Court aud Jcffar.
son streets, in this city Any information
will be given by the commit lee
LEVI HAGAR,
HENRY MOORE,
GEO. II. pEELER,
!, Committee on Internal Improvements.
May SI-iw 81
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-27

heat. the young man staggered, bu
found himself nnhurt, and returned III,
fire. The robber then dropped bis bag
which was afterwards found 10 contain
the notes which had been selected from
the safe. and Withdrew through the sid
door. He left behind his hat, which was
OF Baily's manufacture, three years old
markedinside, John Butler. N. Orleans, :
and may be seen at the store. This most
andacious burglary was committed in one
OF the most public streets of the city,
within stones throw of the post-office,
at time OF the evening when many peo-
pie are constantly passing. and is consid.
erod the boldest robbery Of the seas III.
A Voice From Little Gascony!!
The following we take from an esteem
ed cotemporary-the Highland Messen-
ger. We think that even according to
their own doctrines the Nullifiers are
ridiculous to be talking Of Modification
again. The remedy as they proposed it
was only TO be for extreme cases. But
here DOSE of it is proposed by way of
,ss
Take aim! Fire! POP! POP! BANG!
BANG IA writer in the Charleston
Mercury calls upon the Governor Of
South Carolina to convene an extra SEES
sion Of the Legislature 10 avert The dan
gers which overhang them from the extra
session of Congress-! He suggests that
the State be put under .'comflete militia
~ organization and the Governor in
structed, in the event that Congress
shall establish National Bank or Pro-
tective Tariff, to call a convention of the
people to deliberate on measures neces-
sary to be taken for the defence of their
liberties !!
Reader, do you remember DANIEL
DEFoE's game cock, which, being in a
stable among parcel of horses, cried out,
Take care, gentlemen; don't let us tread
upon one another -
If we may venture joke on the heels
OF the above capital 'un, we will tell of
Two sailor bays who undertook to out.do
each other i'll fea.s of agility. The one
an English boy, was really very expert
The other, an Irish lad, was not quite up
70 his competitor, but attempted every
hing which he saw him perform: at
cngth the English boy ran to the extreme
Top of the highest mast, and stood on his
mead there, with his feet uppermos,-t
Irish boy attempted to do likewise, bu,
ne soon lost grips, and came booming
iown from one rope to another until just
As he reached the deck, as good luck
would have it, a rope turned him feet
lownwards, and SO he alighted unhurt.
81 lay you can't do that again. said
vaggish sailor standing by.
81 lay | don't try," replied the other.
Conenaenf-I lay South Carolina don't
ny that game Salisbury Watch.
nan.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-27
CINCINNATI, Nav Is. 4P. NJ.

The River reached its highes. point
this forenoon, and since 2 p. M. has
reached about an inch an hour. The
water just attained the curbstone in front
of Steadman's at the lower southwest
corner of Cassily's Row, foot of Broad
way. 1t was about two feet lower Than
OH the 18th of May, 1910, when it reach
ed its highest point since the grea. food
of 1882.
All the tributary streams to the Ohio,
above and below, are very high.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-27
500 Reward.

TIME above reward will be paid BY The
Il Subscriber 70 any person who will nj.
rest PETER kESLER, and lodge him in any
Jail in this Territory. The said kessr i
about 5 feet II inches high, heavy made
dark complexion, black hair, very active and
fond of sporting, Plasterer by trade.
may 1852 LEVI MOFFET. s