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BRING TEEzI BACK!
TNytiE subscriber has mis-lent the Novem
Der numberfor l840 and the January
number for 1871, Of the Knickerbocker Mag
azine. He would thank the individual having
them in possession to return them forthwith,
GEORGE ii. OFT.
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Come alad Sce--And BUY

YEyFiE subscribers respectful announce 10.
II the citizens Of Shenandoah and the pub
lie generally. that they have received fresh
and carefully assorted supply of
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iii. HIS Means.

l. q choice circ'e Of Correspondents, qualified
by ample personal accomplishments and social
connexions ord distinctions, to furnish all de-
partnerts, RICHLY, with original communica-
fions. The jqyst volume contained contiibu-
tons from thirty Understanding Fighter,
ministers Or the Gospel, some Of whom are of
high reputation Representing. in whole, elem
en- Christian determinations. The second vol
ume, It is expected, will show a yet larger ar
gay ofdisting,iisied and influential names. Inn
portant articles, from new sources, have all
ready been received. An Agent, now in Eng
and, andwao may remain there nearly year,
will. it is hoped, make such arrangements as
shall attach 70 the work valuable British
Correspondence Efforts will also be made TO
secure the services of missionaries and other
religious agents. in all regions ofthe globe. III
word, It IS designed that all suitable applians
ces shall be used, both at home and abroad,
Hmmapd z regular and fill SUPPLY of the
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1et,5 8oopS.

IN MYERS has just received from Raiti-
4 Il. more his supply of FALL. AND WIN
TER GOODS. His stock comprises varie.
ty OF cloths, cassinets, casslmeres, sestngs, &c.
for gentlemen's wear. For the ladies he has
calicoes Of the latest styles; merinoes. ging-
hams, SILKS; and variety of fancy articles too
tedious to name. His supply fshoes, boots,
caps, hats Hose, hsndkerchefs, Sc &c. is ex-
tens:ye Hardware, tinware, queensware,
and groceries, in abundance. He tenders
his thanks to the public for the past eilco,ir>
agement he has received, and respectfully IN
vites them to give hin, . call, and examine his
stock.
Woodstock, Eoy. is, i841.
Sentinel of the valley. [volume] (Woodstock, Va) 1841-1848, 1841-12-02
November II, 1871.

: VIRGINIA, TO W..
At rules held in Of law and D,ds sh q the cir.
s. cut superior On Monday The s" rst Tor
Il rage couTl84l; James and lac,l cay OF
i. Nose'n pagaiast Lydia Hume. Dnee gas
a. .lauiAnd Charles F. Ford .os''.:.l
or ADJ q Robert Hume, deceased. AZ.
- fs--IN cHAscsnT: sS'sn-
- HE defendant lydia H,,ma ~
{. eate,ed iei' si'Pearance and given , ssr,s
of.si "scoruhg 10 the act of assembly, an1 IL
$50 - ms co'Irt and it appearing b s.,;s
If az; esiaehee 'aat she IS not an inhab;,srt
fba;. sss5e: On motion of the pla;nti:Is ~
eo,uss'' "a Is ordered. That the sail ~
,.,,sss'o appearHere on the first Mouda,, s.
january next, and enter her N
swer Tie printfs bl, and eire '',, an
performing the decree Of the conf. s,,3 ,of
copy oft''is order be forthwith ;.ssrss' ~
ss,., newspaper published in Woodstock. ~
Z & = ,inoi'hs successvely, and postf,l Is -
: o"e soer 81 the court houseof Pare eo6nt,.*
a copy--Teste,
wv. &C. LAuck,
VIRGINIA, 10 Wit:
AZ rales held III tie aerk's Office ,r &.
cunt superior courtbf law and cbssSn VIZ -
49,, - county, on Monday the LIST .dsv. Is
.s'a s'nass ls4i eph lAleshiie. c,'sr',;s,,.
o. Harrison Long, hiip Long.
Tom LonS and RSkben Lone, ss ~ y
g. brnbalEer, gtlartan Of -
plaintiffs agaistsf Js
nainlstfsts5: 81 lame
Nichoas ". wager
tlailts- IN CHANGER
II ME defenjant 81
= tered his apps
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I this Court and 81
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EE. HIS Plan.

This contemplates FoUn MAIN DEPAaTNrsrs:
~. Bible Christianity. 2.0rgansed Christ
nqity. 5. Conneaions Of Christianity 4. q
Cshristian Mfsceltuney. As far as practicable.
Ahe. first will be occupied by original and indie,
punaent expositions of the Religion of Christ.
Is fond in The Bibles the second. by original
sketches of all Churches and Benevolent In
situations association to be represented
Ms competent autheFty of its own: the third
~ original reviews, on strict Christian piinci
plies, Of such subjects as the Government. Lit
erasire, Philosophy Science. and Art of the
World; and the fourth. by geographical, his
torical, and biographical characters, events,
descriptions; poetry, anecdotes, aphorisriis.
general intellige ice, statistics. &c.
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT -.
At rules held in the clerks office of the cir.
cult superior court of law and chancery (, )
Page county. on Monday The first day Of
November, 1S4l; Gabriel Jordan plaintiff
against Lydia Hume. Catherine Marne ald
Charles i Ford, committee adm'rof Robelt
Hume, deceased, defsntants-IS cnAxc1pr
YESfiE defendant Lydia Hume not having
L entered her appearance and given secL~
rity according to the act Of assembly and the
,.iies of this court: and il appearing by salts
factory evidence that she is hot an inhabitants
of this state. On melton Of the plaintiff hv his
counsel, II is ordered, That the said def naans
do appear here OH the 5rst Monday in January
next, and enter her appearance. answer the
plaintiffs bin, and give security for performs
ing the decree Of the court, and that a copv
Of this order be forthwith inserted IN some
newspaper. published in Woodstock, foraxa
months successfully, and postea at he ffonk
door Of the court house of Pagscounfy
A copv-Teste,
WM. C LAUCK, C. G..
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Lifts Objects.

IA Chr;stian Ford is devoted to-fhe adj
nhent of all Christian Interests
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A NEW VOLUME.
ia N UARY, 1S42
Sraham's Ladys ind Gentleman's Magazins,

UGfh more Splendid En- 5ellisinenis thdss
a,ay other Magazinesisl the Union.
EDITED BT
G. r. Graham, Mrs. Ann S. Stephens,
G. ]. Peterson, Mrs. E. G: Embury,
Edgar A. Poes
MISS (. LESLIE, psr,an4 I'D f3.a,,.
e aeoa1A !. + Nouns, lar contributors.
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Ma1l'.ertown. Ocsober
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-13
MANSION HOUSE HOTEL

FORMERLY THE WISCONSIN HoTEL.)
Corner of Columbia and Main streets.
THyHE subscribers having leased the above
named establishment for term OF years,
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 a
call.
The 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 abun
dainty supplied with all the delicacles which
the season and market can afford, and no exer
tions will be omitted which can contribute tt
please the palate,f the most fastidious.
The STABLES are commodious and Sc
cure, and will always be attended by trust.
hostlers.
u Members Of the Legislature, and other
visiting the seat ofgovernment, will be accom-
modatcd with boarding. at reasonable rates.
D. 81 r. B. HAMMERS.
Burlington, 1. T. April LIST. 1910. 6m-44
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-13
AT7E:NTI0k
IMPORTANT TO MILLERS.

YNHE Subscriber intends turning his atten-
ton to his former business of building
Flour and aW-MiIls, or the con.
struction of any other Machinery propelled
either by water, steam, OK or horse power
AS the subscriber has had ten years expert
cnce in the above numed business at Pitts.
burg and other parts OF Pennsylvania, he Will
be enabled to warrant all the work he may
be called on to perform. He contemplates
visiting Pittsburg every Spring persons wish
ing to obtain from that place any thing IN his
line of business, such as Burr Mill Stones,
Boiling Cloths, Smut Machines, Steam En-
gines, Mills, Irons or Castings of any dcscrlp
ton can employ his agency in procuring them
| The subscriber takes this opportunity of say
ing that he considers the Mill Gearing anc
Irons manufactured in Pittsburg as far supe
rior to any that he has seen in the west, ane
much cheaper. He will leave in March anc
return in April or May. Any persons wish
ing to employ the subscriber as a workman
or to bring on any of the above materials, vii
please call at his house at West Point, Lee
county, Iowa. JAMES BARN.
| Feb 1S.3S.-ly
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-13
VALUABLE PROPERTY TO RENT

YEyHE Subscriber has for Rent, FRAME
II STOfsE-HoUSE, Is by 80 feet, with
q counting room attached, al finished in
handsome style; there is also, good frame
Ware House IS by 20.-Also, good frame
dwelling house, l6 by Is ieet, J stories high,
with a good dry cellar. said house we'll lathcd
and plastered, good brick chimney, with land
sufficient for garden.--Also, frame tene-
ment IA by IL, well calculated for u tailor,
or shop for mechanic OF any description,
there is 10 tailor or shoe maker in the town
The above property is situated in the town
of New London, IL miles from Burlington
and nine miles from Mount Pleasant. New
London is surrounded by u country that i:
not surpassed by fertility of Soil, or Health
by any portion of the Territory. The coun
try is dcnsely settled by enterprsing and in
dustrious citizens.
For person wishing to enter into thu
Mercantile business, there arc few if an,
places that hold out the same nduccmen
that the present location offers. The societ,
is good, the opportunity for Schools, Meet
ings, &c, arc as good as any portion OF tn
| Territory.
1 Persons wishing to rent will do well to az
ply soon. MOSES DRAY.
New London, Henry county,
may 6-tf ~
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-13
lie CLAIR HOUS e,
DAVENPORT, SCOTT CO, l. T.

DAVENPORT, SCOTT CO, |. I.
pUyIIE 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 will be kept
in the most perfect order, and the best which
this country affords, will be us we'll prepared
and got up and furnished 20 its inmates III as
good stle as at any hotel in the western
country.
To Eastern gentlemen travelling in the west,
and Southern gentlemen with Their faln'tlcs,
who desire a summer residence at the North,
he will say, that more sulubr!ous, 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.
prehcnd and appreciate its beauties without
viewing it.
The country is fast filling up with an in
teligent and enterprising population, from
all parts of the Union. Two towns within a
half mile Of each other, separated only by
the river, and containing nearly two thousan nd
inhabitants, have sprung up IN the snort n. space
of five years, afiording as highly polished and
refined society as can be found on this side
of the Allegheny Mountains.
Carriages 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 will enable those who may desire to
travel, for business or pleasure, to find an
agreeable and speedy conveyance.
Invalids are informed that there is a Min
eral Spring, within half mile Of town
whose water is Of, superior quality and viz
tue and has been pronounccdhy gentleman
who has drank of nearly all the medical wa
tiers of Europe, to be equal to any of then
in the virtue of its medical properties
Gentleman and Ladies wishing to take ex
cursions ON the river, for pleasure, can b.
accommodated with first rate Sail Boats.
Persons wishing to visit Chicago, Galen'
or Iowa City, can do SO frGm this place b,
tr-wcekly or weekly stages.
4. II. MILLER.
Davenport, april 90, 1871. 4S
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-13
GEORGE BhIDKII AEl NJ >
Merchant Tailor.

TyHE subscriber would respectfully return
his thanks to his old customers for their
liberal patronage heretofore, and begs leave
to inform them and the public generally that
he has Just returned from the city OF st
Louis, with new stock of fine cloths, vest
ings. &C., which he will make up to order
in the most fashionable style and on the
shortest notice-Gentlemen wishing to get
fine coats, pants, &c. made, will please give
him call.
Ready Nude Clothing.
The above has also on hand a small lot o.
new and fashionable Ready-Made summer
clothing-such coats, pantaloons, vests
shirts, stocks, suspendcrs, handkerchlefs, Sc
which he will sell very cheap for cash.
UF Wards Philadelphia Spring Fashion
Just received by the above.
GEORGE BLICkHAHN,
Opposite Chase 8 Kimbal's store:
Burlington, april "a 40
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-13
EnAlenANTs TO iowa!

FENHE Subscribers having located the Plat
Il of Column bus City upon more eleva-
ted and advantageous site than heretofore,
are now prepared to dispose Of lots upon the
most favorable terms.
Viewing it matter of the highest i'm
portancc that the youth of our Territory
should enjoy the privilege Of thorough aca-
dcmcal and collegiate education. arrange.
mcnts arc now in progress for the erection OF
II suitable building to be put up Immediately
for the reception Of pupils OF Doth sexes the
present season Having the establishment OF
this Institution as the paramount object in
view; we have chosen this site in conse-
qucncc of the many local advantages which
it 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 beautiful rolling and
! healthy prairie, Astounding with as fine springs
of running water us are to be found in any Of
the Eastern States.
| 1t is cqui distant on the road from Burlng-
ton, the largest and most business point on the
Mississippi River north Of St. Louis, and Iowa
city, the Seat of Government Cor the Terri
| tory.
To the farmer and stock-grower greater in
ducements cannot be presented in any part OF
Iowa. AS six eight of the most public tho.
roughGarcs IN the erritory centre at this point
lit will consequently be the great deposilc for
pork, and produce generally, in this part OF the
| Territory.
I The fertility Of the soil, abundance Of tim
Der, privilege of water power, easy access tc
large quantities Of limestone, together with
the exceedingly pure, cold, and abundant sup
ply 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
chanicul labor, the most accommodate ling
terms. The attention. OF brick. makers, brict
and stone masons, carpenters, and tradeslnci
generally, is particularly invited to thus place
EDW ARD F. WILSON,
J. M. ROBERTSON, .-
WIN. REY NOLDS, -.-l
d. r. COOK, .
C. NJ. MCDANIEL,
WIN. l.. TOOLE.
SAMUEL HUTCHINSON,
Pf0prietors.
March 25th, l64l.-43 Gazette copy.7
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-13
MEDICAL NOTICE.

nOCT. ROBT. NJ ARTIN, late of Indiana,
IL Tenders his professional services to the
Citizens of Burlington and the surrounding
country, in all the various branches of the
profession.
He has been twenty years a practitioner
in the western States and he trusts that an
extensive acquaintance with all the prevalent
diseases of the West, will at once entitlc him
to the confidence of the public, and liberal
share of patronage. He has devoted much
of his time to the diseases of women and
children, and TO diseases ri a delicate charac
ter. He has a good stock of pure unadult
Grated medicines selected expressly for hi:
own practice. He will be found at the or
fee of Doct. James Davis on jefferson Street
near the river, where he will attend to al
calls, in the line OF his profession.
Burlington, July 90, 1870 8
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-13
Luke Palmer

Luke Palmer
IN AS just received good supply Of Gro
B Il ceries, consisting in part of
New Orleans sugar
Rio and Havana coffee
400 lb. Smyrna raisins
40 bush. dryed apples
barrels N. Y. brandy
IL do rect. whiskey- s.-
6 baskets champagne .-
500 lbs. w. R. cheese
saleratus, ginger, pepper
AHspicc, saltpctre, alum
Indigo, madden, starcl, .. ....
Copperas, sperm candles, soap
Molasses, kanawa, and alum salt
Sassafras bark, Boston nails
Axes, currycombs
Boots and shoes
Grass and hemp bedcords
Tobacco Of different kinds
Queens ware
Powder and shot.
Also-Sattnets and domestics, which arc
offered at wholesale or retail.
novl9--25
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-13
LIND NEAR BURLINGTO TON

FENHE Subscriber living 81 miles west OF
Il Burlington proposes to sell an interest
ing portion of his farm CHE lone tree farm)
say from one to two hundred acres, having
with it a suitable portion of mbered land
The land proposed will embrace good por-
ton of land under cultivation, and will be
sold at a reasonable price, and on easy pay
meuts The excellency of this land, its prox.
unity to Burlington, its high, healthy, and
beautiful situation, and the fine settlements
around 1t, will render it worthy the attention
oil any purchaser; the national road leading
from Burlington to the Indian Agency runs
through this tract.
IF any one would desire it he would sell
the whole of the lone tree farm embracing
about $50 acres of good timber land and
$50 acres of prairie; the improvements on
the whole tract are considerable He has
for sale also, a good saddle horse, several
milk cows and a large stock OF hogs, he is
disposed to rent a field for the ensuing wear
OF ~ acres or more. &C. BELL.
Lone Tree Farm, April l a
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-13
NEW CASH STORE

TNNHE subscribers would respectfully an
nounce to the citizens of Burlington and
surrounding country, that they have Just re-
ccivcd and are now opening IN Hudson nc"
brick building opposite Wesley Jones Store,
a large and general stock of staple ana
Eaucy Dry Goods, consisting in part of
Blue, black, brown, green, cadet and steel
mixed Cloths,
Plain stripe, plain and Queens own Cassi.
meres, plain and stripe Sattinets of all
qualities and prices, s..
Plain figured velvet, ........-
Satin and Marsclls Vestings, muslin de lain,
Chntz. bingham, British, French and Ameri-
can prints, plain and fg'd silks and satins,
Silk, worsted and cotton dress handkerch'fs,
French worked capes and collars,
Thread and cotton edgings,
Silk, worsted and cotton hosiery,
Irish linens and lawns,
Null and Swiss muslins, jaconet, bobblnet,
Grecianet and Bishop lawn,
Fig'd and plain silk blond, do cdging,
Black laccs and wire ground wells,
Green Berage, green and white blond wells,
Silk, kid, linen and buck skin gloves,
Brown and bleach'd shrtngs and shectings.
Blue, brown and mike drillings,
Burlaps, French linen,
Victoria, Marsci.ls and Buffalo cord.
Mexican mixtures, Buf1a 10 q repellant cloths
Black, brown and mixed summer cloths
And numerous other kinds of cotton panta-
loon stuHs table cloths, toweling, napkins
and cotton diaper, silk, gum elastic, worst
ed, cotton and web suspenders; Pongee,
Bandana and Tippccanae handkerchiefs, era
watts, stocks and collars, tickngs, checks,
fannels, sc. sc.
Also-A large lot Of BOOTS and SHOES.
Ladies kid slips, walking shoes and lace
boots,
Gentlemen's fine kip and morocco boots,
Boys course boots, mems do
Mems lined and bound brogans,
Bows do do do
Misses kid slips and walking shoes.
Childrens' morocco Ties.
ALSO
| 10 boxes Fur and palm leaf Hats,
| Tuscan bonnets, hoods, leghorn and
| Gimp flats and general assortment Of
| HARDW ARE.
lYOur stock having been selected with great
care in the eastern cities, we hope to please
all, and wishing to do cash business alto
gethcr we will offer great bargains. Those
who wish cheap Goods will do well to cal
and examine our stock before they are al
gone. J. ). & w. ii. BEN loIN:
Burlington, April is, 1871 tl-46
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-13
GuN-sM.THING s. LoCK-MAK1NG.

GUN-sMsTHING s LOCK-MAKING.
FEVlE Subscriber begs leave to inform his
Il old customers, and the public generally
that he still continues to manufacture and
repair GUNS, at his stand on Main Street,
a few doors below the National Hotel.
He will also manufacture to order, DOOR
LOCKS for prisons or other buildings, on a
new plan, and of superior workmanship to
any ever offered in the west. ~ ~.
Persons wishing to purchase LOCKS for
Stores, would do we'll to call and examine my
locks, before purchasing elsewhere
80 l.. w. BABBITT,
Burlington, March 25-tf AZ
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-13
DRUG STORE REMOVED.
nr r NJ RcherfSn0

DR.. j. NJ. Robertson,
RATEFUL. Cor past IA, ors and a liberal
VI patronage, now informs his friends and
generous public, that he will be happy to
wait upon them at his New Stand on Front
Street, two doors South Of Mr. Ewing's corner,
directly opposite the South Wharf and pr'nci
pal Steam Boat Ian ling. In addition to a
large and very carefully selected assortment
Of Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Dye Stutis, Win
dow Glass. &c; is also offered full supply
Of the Eclectic Series Of School Books, STA
tionery, &c. &c. al Cheap for Cash.
please call and see!
TTMedicines can be had or the sick waitet
upon any hour of the night. ~s
Burlington Nov. 10, 1910.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-13
NEW FIRM.

YIyHE Undersigned have this day entered
4. into Cepartncrship, under the style and
name Of COOK & DREAMER, to transact a
general Wholesale and retail Grocer, Mercan-
tile business. Aso-dealers in Iron, Nails,
Glass, Stoves, Castings, &c, &c. And will
also attend strictly to the Forwarding ano
Commission busincss-togcther with the sale
Of all goods on consignment, in the city o
Burlington, Iowa Territory.
April l, l6Al. D. X: COON,
NJ. DREAMER.
Al
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-13
NOTICE.

A LII Persons who hold title bonds from,
"A me to make deeds FOR lands, will call on
D. Rorer, Esq, who is legally authorized "a
make deeds for the same in my absence.
have also left with Esqr. Faerwcather, sun
dry notes due me. Persons interested will
call and settle to save cost on them.
March 25 184l-43 JNO. S. DAVID. 4
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-13
Burlington House.

YlHE Subscriber having leased the abnve and
well-known Hotel for term OF years,
takes this opportunity to inform the pubic
that II 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 il is hoped will meet the satisfaction of those
who NAV honor the House with their patronage
JAMES MAJOR.
Marcel, 4, lS41.--40 6m