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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-25
Estrays Taken Up

DY Resin Is. Packard, OF Louisa county,
I'D /. r., Ell the 2nd of Nov. inst, the FOL
lowing described stray cattle, and posted be.
lore John Nj. Daniel, Justice Of the Peace.
VIZ One red COW, with some white un der the
belly. and the appearance Of aswallow fork
in the left ear. supposed to be eight years old
last Spring
Also one brindlcd COW with some white in
her lace and about her belly, with an under.
bit out of the right ear. supposed to be four
with some white in the face, and about the
belly. One brindled builscalf with some white
about the hind parts. and in tho face. The
cows appraised to fifteen dollars each, and
the calves at Eve dollars each. BY Henry
Warnstaff, Ira B. Ryan, and VIM. Clark.
A true copy from my Estray Book. Certified,
Nov. 23d, 1910. JOHN GILLILAND,
d Feb 1885. -at--pd 98 elk. Co. q. B.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-25
VALUABLE PROPERTY TO RENT.
ME Subscriber has for Rent, a FRAME

ALL "A DAL MI LIZ ~ kENl.
fENHE Subscriber has for Rent, a FRAME
Il sTORE-HOUsE, Is by 80 feet, with
counting room attached, al finished in
handsome style; there is also, good franc
Ware House IL by 2O.-Also, good frame
dwelling house, IL by Is lcct, i stories high,
with good dry cellar, said house well latIcd
and plssterad, good brick chimney, with land
sufficient for garden.--Also, u frame tene
ment II by IL, well calculated for a tailor,
or shop for a mechanic OF any description,
there is no tailor or shoemaker in the town.
The above property is situated in the town
oil New London, ls miles from Burlington,
and ninc miles from Mount Pleasant New
Landon is surrounded by country that is
not surpassed by fertility Of Soil, or Health
by any portion Of the Territory. The coun.
Try is dcnsely settled by cuterprsing and in.
dustrious citizens.
For person wishing to enter into the
Mercantile business, there are few ii any
places that hold out the same indictment
that the present location offers. The society
is good, the opportunity for schools, Meet
lngs, &c., are as good any portion OF the
Territory.
Persons wishing 10 rent will do well to ap.
ply soon. MOSES URAY.
New London, Henry county
Feb 25-tf 80
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-25
MARRIED..

On Thursday evening the 25th Of January,
by J. 7. Baily, Esq, Mr. Henry y. Oldcs, to
Miss Lavina Knauss.
BY the same, on Tuesday evening the 9th
inst, Mr. Charles Williams, to Miss Mary
/. Woodsides, all Of Columbus City, Iowa
Territory.
On Sunday. 2ls; of February, ut Fort Madi-
son, by Rev. Mr. Comstock, Mr. VIM. Will
son, 10 Miss Angelina Hale.
With the above notice we received a por.
ton Of seeding cake, FOR which We thank our
Fort Madison friends. We wish them great
amount of happiness and prosperity
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-25
SHERIFF'S SALE.

HDI virtue OF an Execution to me directed,
I'D will expose to sale in the town of
Mount Pleasant, on the 18th day OF March,
lo4l, the west half OF the south west quar-
ter of Section No. eleven, in Township No.
seventy one, north Range, six west. Levied
on to satisfy said Execution in favor OF B. f.
Wallace, for the use OF William S. Whey,
and against Thomas Loas, principal aud
Lawson b. Hughs, [sccurity.l
). SMITH, Sheriff Of Il. Co.
Feb 10 lS4I..3t-:,S
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-25

virtue of three writs of Execution to
40 me directed out Of the Clerks office of
the District Court Of Jefferson county, /. T.,
VIII expose to sale, at public cutlery, on the
l5th) day of March next, between the hours
OF III O'Clock Am. and i P. NJ of said div
at the Court House door, in Fairfield in said
county, the following described tracts of land.
to wit: the west l-2 of the north west quarter
OF section thirteen l3l, IN Town seventy.
two, n. I72l, range eight west; also, the
east IL OF the north west quarter Of section
twenty-five l25l, Town seventy two [72l !, north
range west, and the south l.2 of the north
east quarter OF section one III, Town seventy
ono III, north range, eight [o] west. Taken
as the property Of L. S. Ross, 10 satisfy the
executions aforesaid, and in favor of Thomas
}. Homer, one in favor OF Waberton and KIM.
and the other in favor of L.. S. G. Fairwcll
u Co.
JAS. l.. SCOTT, Sheriff,
of J. Co., /. T..
Fairfield, Jefferson CO. Feb 25-lt-3o
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-25
A BILL
,D.oorted in the Senate Feb. 2, By M
~ Inn Read tmice and referred TO Com.

- RlLL.sssszss .-.ss-
TOD in the Senate Feb. 2. bu M
(Ffp e., Rend tu;ce and referred to Com
L"ar,, .,bIc Lands, .9a'
M ~ the county Of Johnson. in tho
GI3 nu.;iorv Of Iowa, the right Of nre.
ie zion 10 a tract of land for 4 eat e
en i;ss for said county. and reneai;n !
lu..scond section of an act annroye1
us ,h;rd dav of March. e;qbtesp hun
'ns j and thirty-nine. en,i,Ie,l can act
'l;oo donation Of land to the Ter.
n e.r,. If Iowa. for The pnrnose Of erect.
NV nnhlic buildings thereon -. Is
l ~ i enacted 6u the Senate md
~ of Representafipes Of ~, En;ted
i a.s.ss n .4n,erica IN ,Consress .nss,,n.
~, w. That the right of pre- .emption, at
as, ,;n;mum price for which the nnh,;c
i's are sold. is hereby Granted - ,hs
'uus If Johnson. in the Terr;tary ~
, ,a far the fractional northweet mar.
ioa as, Of the river, of section number
~ .a. On in township seventeenth Of rance
hl''. .,,sst Of the PRINCIPAL meridian .s %
h' ID 10 the land officers at Dnbnone in
po POI, TERRITORY. continuing one bnn,lred
ala .,en,een acres and s;Yty-cnur one
anu l 10 ofan acre. more or less IN Tho
au,.a ,erm, and conditions exnressed n
s'n. :, IF the twentv-s;xth dav of NV
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-25
E~tate of Thomas Eyeriineham.

NoTlCE is hereby given, that letters OF.
N administration have been granted by tho
Probate Court, for Lee County, ts the sub.
scriber, upon the estate of Thomas Evar;,,g-
ham, licensed, late Of said county. All per
sons having demands against said Estate, arc
requested to exhibit the same to the sub
scriber, OF TO the Judge Of Probate for said
county, within nine months from date for Sc. !,
tlement: And all persons indebted 10 thu
deceased, arc requested TO make immcdiat ia
payment to the subscriber. s5y
RYtEvERINGHAM,s Admir-
Feb is-pd II as
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-25
. DEMONSTRATORS SaLE.

TIME personal property Of the Estato OF
u Daniel Chamberlain, late of Lee county,
deceased, will be offered ut public Auc.
lion on Thursday, tho eighteenth day Of
March, l64l, at ten o'clock in tho forenoon,
ut tho house Of the subscriber. in Leo coun-
ty. Consisting Of Corn, swine, Bed and
various other articles.
CURTIS SfIRDD, Admir-.
Denmark, Feb Is, lS41.-4t 80
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-25
Money Wanted.

FENHE undersigned would ask all those who
Il are indebted 10 him, either by Note, or
Book account, to call and settle Oh or before
the 10Th of March next, as he must have mo.
ncy to 60 below with, as soon as navigation
commences. One word 10 the wise is sufficient.
WAN. MORRISON.
Feb Is IS4l--3t a.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-25
LOCO FoCo ABUSE OF WORDS.

The Globe denounces Mr. Clay and
Mr. Crittenden of Kentucky for their sold
federal hostility to foreigners" and pra-
ses Mr. Buchanan to the skies for meet
ing ssthose federalists'' in debate and de.
Tending the Democracy.
Thus it is, under the loco foco misrule
of the day. Every thing is turned :opsy
turvy; old federalism is transformed into
the exclusive democracy, and old Repub-
.licans become federalists instanter, under
the magic touch of the great magician and
his wizard train.
Il Mr. Clay, WHO'S thus denounced as a
federalist, was the Republican Speaker of
the House Of Representatives and the con
fidential friend of President Madison du-
ring the war: and Mr. Crittenden, always
a Democratic Republican, was fighting in
Gen. Harrison's army in his country's de-
fence; while James Buchanan, bitter fed
eralist, then and long since, was lampoon.
ing Jefferson, opposing the war, and de-
nouncing the old Republican party in un-
measured terms. But we need not waste
words in exposing this impudent impos-
ture. The people have set the seal Of
their repatriation upon it. Kenebec Jou-
nal a ie
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-25
Estate of Daniel Chamberlain.

NoTiCE is hereby given, that Letters Of
IN Administration have been taken eut by
The Subscriber, on the Estate Of Daniel Cham.
beran, late of Leo County, Iowa Territory.
deceased. All persons having demands a.
gainst the estate, are requested TO exhibit
them, and all persons indebted arc requested
to make immediate payment.
CURTIS SHEDD, Admir-.
Denmark, Feb Is lS4I.-4t "a
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-25
TIPPECANOE CLUE.

An adjourned meeting Of the Tippccanoe
Club will be held ut their room, adjoining
the Hawkeye Office, on Tuesday evening
March Cd, at Z o'clock. Punctnal attcn
dance is requested.
SILAS "A. HUDSON, Sec'y.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-25

EOR Sale low for cash, by the subscribers,
E 500 brls pork. clear, prime and mess,
25O,O00slbs first quality of Hams,
$4,000 lbs. sides aud shoulders Bacon.
BRIDGMAN 81 PARTRIDGE.
Feb $500
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-25

Heck SwINe1Ne.-The Rev. MIR Kins-
low IN writing from Madras, states, that
the attendance on the principal heather
temples is undiminished, and that the.
swinging feast had been celebrated this
year as usual. sin sight of our house,
the says) nearly twenty poor creatures
were suspended on hooks thrust through
their backs, sixty or seventy feet in the.
air, while thousands urged on their self
torture"
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-25
INDIANA A FAIRS

The bill which had passed the Senate
of Indiana. classifying the Public Works,
has been rejected by vote Of AZ 10 43
in the House. The prospect is extreme.
ly gloomy in Indiana, with reference to
the progress of her works at all; or of any
of them-We regret to see this, because
we think by energetic action, economy,
and especially by sacrifice of local ieal-
0usies, that bane of American legisla-
tioG,l Indiana might progress with the
most profitable of her Public Works.
Mr. JUDAH, III some remarks in the
House estimated the Senate Debt at four
teen millions of dollars, and lhatil wonld
require direct tar of six hundred thou.
sand per annum to meet the State obliga-
lions
This is sad picture, but we think
the State with courage and energy need
no. despair.-Cin. Chronicle.
HARR1soN's INAueURAT1oN Surf
Tie Lowell (Mass.) Courier says We
were yesterday shown, by Samuel
Lawrence, splendid piece of black
broad cloth, manufactured by the Mid
dlesex Co., in this city, to the order Of
the Baltimore Tippecanoe Clubs, and
designed for the Inauguration suit of Gen.
Harrison. The cloth is made entirely
from American wool, part Of which
was from Mr. Lawrence's flock Of sheep
in Connecticut. and it is probably the
finest article of the kind ever manufac-
tured in this country. Il is precisely
such cloth as the Presiden: ought to wear.
at the time Of his Inauguration, and such,
as it IS an honor to American skill To-
have produced. ss
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-25
Total Receipts

Surplus Receipts from 1889
Receipts for Licences for year le40
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Taxes paid in (being party of tho
assessment Roll, for the year 1910
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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-25
Expenditures.

3S39 -
Expenditures.
Amount paid County Commissioners
and their Clerk for SERVICES US
such for the year 1910 29g 90
Do B. w. Gillock for services Us
| Sheriff 395 Oo
Do John A. Casey for services as
Assessor 165 90
Do Jurors l25 90
+" Judges and Clerks, for services
rendered ut the October Eec-
ton 30 so
Do Judges and Clerks for service.
as such ut the Special Election for
County Seat in November CO 30
Paid for locating County Seat $50 10
. :" Viewing and laying of Coun-
ty and Territorial Roads, &c 440 90
. Fees in United States Gases 1853 %
I" VIM. H. Starr us Prosecutor for
Lee county 200 90
. Boarding and guarding Prison
ers 50 25
F" Rewards $50 90
" Stationary I06 II
i" Room rent for the District and
county Commissioners Court 100 90
Mi'csllanoous Expcnces Gas GU
3is5 81
Total amount Of Receipts for the
year 1910 brought down 1899 3s
353 IS
From the foregoing statement the Receipts
ovcrbalance the Expenditures, three h4,ndrad
hlty-three 3S-l0O dollars, up to LIST January,
1871.
From the Assessment Roll for the year
1887, there appears to be balance of three
hundred and seyenty.two dollars in the hands
of Charles M. Jennings, Collector for tina.
year, and also nine hundred and .wenty-six
dollars in the hands Of james G.. Parrot, Iato
Treasurer.
Amount Of orders standing out and unpaid,
eleven hundred and ninety four dollars.
JESSE O'NEIL,
MATTHEW KILGORE, Cswi'rs.
SAMUEL BRIEFLY,
JNo. II. LINES, Clerk.
Feb. 25-4t 20
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-25

Expenditures.
Surplus Expenditures from 1898
Amount paid County Commission,
ers and their Clerk for services M
such for the year 1899
Do B. w. Gillock for sundry ser.
vices as Sheriff
Do John p. Barnet for services d.
Assessor
Do jurors
!" Judges aud Clerk of Election
A" Fees in United States Gases
4" VIM H. Starr, as District Pro.
secutor for Lee County
F" For boarding. and guarding Pri.
4" For Stationary
Is Miscellaneous EIpenccs
Total Receipts
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-25

GREAT D1sAppo1NTMENT.-In conse-
quence of the threat in the Canada papers,
that for every hair on McLeod's head
that is injured, an American life shall be
taken, editors have gone into a
calculation to see how many would be
slaughtered in case it comes to the worst.
The Baltimore Republican says, we can
save them deal Of trouble by assuring
them that Mcleod is perfectly bald,
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-25

The ruling passion. II: is stated by
sundry letter writer's in Washington,
that the Sergeant-at-Arms of the Senate,
who died last week, had scarcely breath
ed his last, before some fifty candidates
for the thus vacated Office, sprung up and
were urging their claims upon the Sem
ate for an appointment to the station.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-25

Onaon Of the Canadas.-The New
York Herald states that Governor Gene
raj Thompson will issue his proclamation
on the Hh instant, declaring the nnion of
the two Provinces, and for the assembling
OF the new Parliament a. Kingston in
May next. Kingston, the new capital of
the United Provinces, is situated on the
lower end of Lake Ontario, nearly oppo-
site Sackett's Harbor.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-02-25
SHERIFFS sale.

Davenport, Feb. 25 1871.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-24
tCOneluSiOH on Monday
Correspondence OF The. Courier and Enauirsr.

Na,NAAAN aAl ENQUIRER.
Death Of Maj. Haughio7, Editor Of he Bss,on
-7ha'-l write 10 apprse yeu of the most sudden
and unexpected death Of your zeasous and faithful
co-laborer, RICHARD HAUGHros, Editor and Pro.
prieior OF the Atlas. IL occurred at ~! o,eIock
TINS afternoon, and while he was completing arranoe-
menIs TO take passage IN the Acadia this afternoon To
Liverpool. He had retired TO his room. az er tai.
lns cave fms friends, when be was attacked with n
violent now OF blood to the head and other symptoms
Of apopleKy, and IN one hour after quietly breath.
Cd his last, IN the presence Of his brother and a few
FRIENDS, who were suddenly summoned TO his aparr.
menls at the fremont. He has been for Som.
months suffering from greatly impaired health. ars.
Insi IN no slight degree, ! think, from the const,n, zeal
and devotion 10 oil claims upon his time. which HE
position has imposed upon him; and he had under.
taken a brief VISIT TO Europe, by the advice Of his
trends, N the hope, the respite and change might he
OF service 10 his greatly impaired energies.
dis age was ahOutI2, and few men in the and have
devoted themselves with more zeal and iuJgneol
10 our political revolution than he-few men In onr
city could have attrr cted TO him the same number
Of Jealous friends few will be more lamented in
their death. "
II IS a most impressive admoniuon, 10 be added 10
the past months record of the uncertainty Of hu-
man hopes, and Of The wisdom that would leach IL.
10 be always ready.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-24
RICH Nj
SATURDAY MORNING. APRIL "a.
The Result ia Virginia

$500 ~ ~
Inc Editor Of the Enquirer, in the face of all hi,
oV"s"nss Tor weeks p,st-his skies bright" and
cheering extracts" from esteemed and d;,,;n.
sU"nea correspondent in the interior" now tha,
u ole Is cast and nothing can be lost by a free
ana candid expression of his opinion, gives ven, ia
Us responding mind, and modes,ly admits in YES.
'e.u'ys EDITION that "the issue il, doubtful and
ea'ls upon his scattered forces TO rally ''and stand 10
lne'r arms" Primary meetings are invoked-in.
ueeu' ms composition bears marks of despair in ev.
cry hne, and did we entertain the wors, forebodinss
Of the result in Virginia, all our fears would he
d'ssipated, and our confidence restored bv the DIES.
Ponu'ng strains of the willy Editor. From the few
returns which have come in, we are unable to re-
"e'e OF add to his apprehensions; but we mos, sin.
cereiy wish he may realize them all.
Inc oattallons Of victims who fell in the mersileS,
reign oil prescription under the two preceding As.
ministrations to the one in power. had no svmn,,hx
!" ns oosom-a deaf ear was turned to their cries.
and with a hypoeriiical can, so cbaroe,e,is,;c NJ ~,
"'A"-a uat which msy be traced through 81 vol.
N"es VI us Journal-he now raises the cry Of wolf,
"o"'' "hen IN fact there is no wolf, at the few re.
"o'as that have taken place under the present Adj.
m'nlstratlon. Examples made of the basest of mar
'=ans' are held up TO the people of Virginia as in.
stances OF the most remorseless prescription; and by
s'anr'ng GOD father for individuals elected from NJ.
whose Characters are blackened by n lis, If
GRIMES, from peeulation down to the DIMES, n,r,;-
triek, and running through twelve years, resn
the Goths and Vandals, the deyout Editor NJ ~.
attempts to change the curren, of p,bI,.
op'nion that is set asains, him, and once more n ,s.
s'0'e himself and his party TO the affections of N.
people. Inc DAY is gone Tor such deception to be
pa'med oil Tort he genuine pulsations of,he heat. and
'ne virginia public know full well how to appreciate
all such seeming horror OF that which had no borro,
when the gulIOtine worked most briskIy a, the com
nand OF those who have been expelled the place.,
they abused. ~
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-24
SUMMARY.

The life and writings of Margaret Davidson. q,
Saratoga, have been prepared by Washington II.
wing, and are now in press.
The Governor Of New Jersey has recommended
mat the 18th day Of May, he observed in that St,,s
Tor fasting and prayer.
The Legislature OF Alabama met in extra session
on the 18Th instant, to fix upon a day for eIec,;o~
Representatives in Congress. s
Hon. James DeIieu, The able REPRESENTATIVE :,
Congress from Mobile, declines a .e.eIection' "
The property of the Northampton (Msl Silk
company which cost 100000, has been sold for
The Charleston Courier, late a Van Buren, paper
put independent, characterizes President TvIer,s
Address as liable and dignifed." frank and manly "
and adds that, with such landmarks as he has I,hd
down' Nj Tyler cannot fail to go right, and give
satisfaction to the great Republic over which he pre.
Gov. Polk, of Tennessee, has formally refused 10
can me legislature together for the purpose of elect.
ing u 3 Senator, arguing, with much bitterness
;. P'Ity spirit that the called session is unnecessa-
ry' In our opinion, MIR. Polk has made himself ri.
uSu'ouH' Ma diSonian.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1841-04-24
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