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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-22
New ShingIe Machine,

Messrs. C. Nagle & Co. have purchased
the right for this Territory of McMileD
IL Co.'s Patent Single Machine. The
Machine, with two hands, makes b..
tween forty and fifty shingles a minute
|of the best quality, with no loss in he
material. Every County in the Territory
should purchase right. How many
shingles it can make in a day by sesn
Tor water power, we shall no, attempts
chalk out. The Proprietors intend in,
few days TO visit the upper counties,
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-22
Trouble at st. pe.s,s

a AN , express arrived at Forts Crawl,
sha Wimebago, a day or two a WI
rom Fort Smelling, with the intp g since,
mat the warriors of the Siour',.;;senc
Indians were collecting in large nan ue q
~ Inc vicinity Of the last mentioned 1ue 4,
tary station, and medita,ed an a,,aa, null.
on me garrison. A company of ds Up
from For. Crawford, and comns ssooa'
infantry from Wimebago, have P psay Of
dered,' we understand, 10 ST.. Pee, zen o..
|assistEin the defense Of that mss sNfs \, y
origin of the difficulty is said e :. ihs
One of.the Sioux braves (probably a 'as;
ieated,) created some disturbance iala ',s
the limits of the garrison refns; m,'h'a
/ obey the order of the sentinel, who 9 70
manded him to desistf and be off 'o'l,
resisting the attempt 10 execu,e u aud
33der u ct armis; he was sho, down "'e o. o.
body, which had been inferred bv III. al'
sof the commanding officer, was 1o u.us'
! ded by the Siouxs-but the dem,n as'naa'
not complied with, which highly ev ss'
perated the Indians, who ,hereunoo eAss'
The rumor goes, assumed a bos,iI. 80, y
|tude, and commenced making their usa
paraiIons tor an attack.-Uiiscons;n f o.
| quirer, .2p,il 10. $3.50 - -
If a'war ensues, the blood this i'm,
will evidently be upon the whites. II.
ESionx are warlike and powerful :,
ton. a--.,. .. s.s. Ea- si.f :7 >7s-i,s "
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-22
Meeting in van Daren County.

/. Meeting in van Eurer County.
The proceedings of this meeting are
highly interesting and encouraging to our
party, but for want of space in this weeks
paper, we are obliged to deferthem illour
next. The Wings seem to be Of one
mind and one heart throughout The Terri.
tory. We have only room to add-uas
done, Fan Buren--we mean the County
by that name. a'ss. ss5afIit
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-22

memory. Every pulpit should be en-
!ploye a..inpress those who surround i,
! with therecital ofhia virtuous deeds and
thigh moral worth B Thus may the eleva-
fed example which he exhibited be-held
5up to public gaze, sothas it may have It's
appropriate influence in moulding the
characters of all. This was done at the
sdecease of Washington, and should be
: done on the present occasion. ,a..,
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-22
PRESIDENT TYLER.

1t will be seen by our extracts that he
statements of our opponents about a
change in the policy of the Administra.
[tion in consequence of the death Of Gen.
Harrison, are all false, and far from be-
ling as they would wish. President Ty.
Ter comedies in opinion, with The. policy
marked out by The action of the laie Ia
Imented President. ...- LIN
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-22
GOV. HA M B E RS.

We learn that this gentleman the fr
ture Governor Of our Territory, will not
enter upon his duties until the expiration
|of the term of the present incumbent.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-22

The Steam Ferry Boat Stockholm
was dressed appropriately in mourning.
=, $50 -
and had her colors at half mas, for two a,
| three days after the news came Of liz
Presidents decease.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-22
~ Our opponents are endeayoriing /,

u Our opponents are endeavoring 10
create assplit in our party, by appealing
TO Eastern and Western prejudices.-
How ineffably mean and foolish. #
they knew any thing about the princi-
pies which bind us together, they would
think so too, and see that it was a vain
attempt They mustry something else.
g - ere=
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-22
Extract of a letter to the Editor OF TOO
Cincinnati Republican, dated !,
LXcehiia orfnn Sunday | A. III.

Tirginia Banks Suspcndsa.---lll1eate|er'
from Richmond, received this. morning
lsays the Baltimore Patriot Of the Iui
inst, state that The banks of that cl'y, 3.
y Yesterday suspended specie payments on
Jail their responsibilities. Il o3as
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-22
OFFICIAL.
DEATH OF THE PRESIDENT.

@ DEATH OF The PRESIDENT,
with feelings of the profoundest
sgriefwe announce the death of President
HARRISON. The following Circular from
the Cabinet, and the letter of our CORES.
spondent, tells the melancholy sale.
City Of Washington, April q, 1s4l'
An all-wise Providence having sudden.
Siy removed from this life, WILLIAM HES'.
Try Harrison, late President of the unl'
sted States, we have, thoughtit our duty
IN the recess Of Congress, and in the aD'
asence of the vice President from the Seat
got Government, TO make this atflcilng
bereavement knowni to the country, BY
this declaration, under our hands.
He .died at the Presidents House, II
this city. this fourth day Of April. Anno
sDomini, lS4l, at thirty minutes before
o'clock in the morning. ~ ~
The people of the United States over
3whelmed, like ourselves, with an event
$50 unexpected and so melancholy, will
derive consolation from knowing that hs
death was calm and resigned, as his LIE
5has been patriotic, useful aud distinguish
] led; and that the last utterance of Iislip
expressed fervent desire for the perpet
suity of the Constitution, and the presef
walton ofits true principles, In death as
Gin life, the happiness of his country was
auppermost in his thoughts. s,.sss
DANIEL WEBSTER, Secretary Of State.
THos. EWING. Secretary of Treasury
JOHN BELL, Secretary of War.
J. J. CRITTENDEN, Attorney General.
l FRANCIS GRANGER, Postmaster GEM
Extract Of a letter to the Editor OF TOO
3Cincinnati Republican, dated st
: WGshmgfon, Sunday. A. ~
April 4, ls4i; !.
GENERAL HARRISON died 'h'
morning a, half past ~ o'clock. ! Learn
that his last words were spoken twenty
minutes before 9 o'clock. He rose IN INC
bed and said: Il WISH YOU ~
UNDERSTAND THE TRUE PRl ~
|ClPLES OF THE GOVERNMENT
II WANT THEM CARRIED OUT
4 ASK NOTHING MORE" He dleo
without struggles. Il
Trginia Banks Suspc,,dsd.---Letler
from Richmond, received this, morning
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-22
AS the Episcopal clergyman who offici

AS the Episcopal clergyman who offici.
lated in this place on last Sabbath came to
that part of the. service. which requires
prayer for the. President of these United
States, we partook Of sympathetic thrill
which seemed to run through The whole
assembly as he changed the PHYSIOLOGY,
and suppl;cated blessings for the Hice
President. All fell that the President
was dead. t'% z
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-22

%"Junius" is in type and shall ap
)ear in our next. ..ss..-fas..r.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-22


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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-04-22

] Davenport Contention.
One week. from next Wednesday the
] Democratic Wing Convention will as,
lsemble at Davenport. We learn that the
spirited Wings in that vicinity have
aerected a large Log Cabin 10 accommo.
! date the members, and tina. the, hospitals
] ties Of shat beautiful town have alsotbeen
atendered. This is as it should be. We
] are reioiced to see the disposition that is
| manifested by our party throughout the
Territory. The only aim of the Conven-
ation, we are sure, will be to appoint such
la candidate as will secure the undivided
vote Of the party. Although many, may
1haye.. their preferences, we believe all
Ipersoual predictions will be merged in
lthe desire to promote the public good.
This should be as much the desire Of the
candidates as Of the people; and as far as
we know. this is the case. We hope
there will be. general attendance.---
Those who have never seen the scenery
around Davenport will be amply repaid
by the trip, aside from all the political
good they may do. j. g.s7s 44sg ss9s.s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-09

&c ,I,e uowatls, from which nc is sprung What Ia
m;lv more privileged than tha noble house 10 Ffo"u
a,nuion lur British cause aud an ofa!": lor ~.
tisb Senate: The name Of Howard shines IKE g.t
erng sicauet back, through ali our Annals, a'u
ono solitary excepi,on il ever seen giancng ef'gh ai
nure Lord Morpeth is equal to the very best OF ms
ancestors and he has already given proof that through
his veins the nnblesi blood may circulate and gahti Nv
pollution There is grace, kindness chva'ro"s
honor noble bearing proud yet meek spirit III on
he saws in all he does, which move men hearts w.
wards him. winch make friends joyous to follow snch
lad and cunsiraIn enemies t" grief that iey
are Ers 10 such him. Faithful rs he has ever oet "
IL all the obligations which party lies impose upon pip
lie men vet in hir the contests al party have Away
b,en free from the personal bitterness winch IS cnsr-
| Ja,od no III, conflict of meanrr minds. One meany-
bred man once had the tcncrty 10 ken Lord hi"fPfu
1, mn ass but those who were present III the lo"se
moon thai occasion can remember the scofn "hich A'
pnn the face of every one, even OF the assaant o"
SUMMERS aud the bitter whispers that passed if"
muu,h To mouth rs the Howard replied, with ptf,tc'
GOOD humor but with impossible dignity, 10 the nh me
pant pleheian That rude Jest unprovoked rouseS The
information of every gentleman IN The fiouse o;ce in
prevailing sentiment, although 1t found no ned coarse
words was lesson 10 the piece OF varn M, thrown
ness from which il proceeded when VINE anv enjoy.
away. We would gladly have forei nna;d s,ec,ocle
mems to i,aye been present at the 're.uu ~ ~.
which Dublin witnessed on Tue, 49, ~ - do This
great irishmen of Tins general, ',,', he noor in
man honor. Trophies and "," hr,' sur scene must
comparison WIN ','1 hss like tia, of Morpchs Wen
nave ~ record of that day might be
ga e d oss'' 70 who hereafter may bear hs
nanu'u o% nror,rr heirloom than The titles by winch
nam " r..rnubIed. Ii is a misfortune 10 halioh
lha' hanr 4 man. even for u time, from lis councils;
10 l"sr "a ii must be his private gain 10 retire from
anu of party strife TO the eesances OF socia
fcourse and literary leisure, yet we cannot but es'
.'mr Indignation al The constituency which couio Or
I,Lo rhn
their representative and could deprive themselves, and
u.s. Of hun by prerrng such individual as tina! VIII"
now occupies his place. Of Morpe,h, among friends
and foes, there is but destinations; towards nun there
is bu, one feeling whether We hope We shall have
him soon again among rs, or whether he shall be Tor
sure that wherever he msy bc found,
| "Ilc viii he found Ike frrtns-hkc himself"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-09
ALMASACKS for 1872,


THE VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA ALMtNAcH,
year Ia. calculated By y. Rchardson Of Louisa
county, Virginia part the late Censs OF Virginia,
the population Of each Of the four great divisions OF the
III * Aug. ~
I AND. STOCK, &C. FOX Sif.-I'lr subscriber wishes to
IL sell The Tract If Land which hc resides, lying u The
rpr md nl Pow atan county, adjoining the Lands 81 the Estate
Joseph Ioi-un deceased John W. Nash. Charles = True
heart aud Others and within mile anu half oi the Buck
Road, containing T., late slrveg 1875 acres has
pent. nr nvUn ir I'LL necessary purposes here y
about l land and the whole tract well waioIcd,
Creek running thron III Tor than one mile ana hai
many other Tributary making into IL and plenty OF
Springs excellent In this land really valuable
The CONSIST of a comfortable Dwelling House,
Kitchen Smoke House. lee House, Carriage House. and other
houses the yard Wheat Barn. and good hrashing ma
in III large two story Barn. with close sheds on three SIDE
stables FIR ~ ID horses, good Tohl Barns, an excellent
0vcrsctr's Establishment, deem IL useless IN say morr as
presumed those wisins 10 purchase viii first view the pre-
misses sold privately before "wednesday, sI ,ercm-
her will that day the premises, be offered 10 ie
highest bidder.
AZ 1rrm> ch will he liberal made known on The day 81
sale, and possession The 1T Of lamar, neat
after the si. vf the Land Ill oirT all crop
al Corn Oats, Fodder, Hay Surk and Straw, all my stock 81
Horses Mules Cattle Hogs and Sheep, Plantation Utensils,
la- Wagons, Household AMI Kitchen Furniture,
an, many other articles, too tedious 10 cnumerde.
1 The Turns for the perisahe part OF The property VIII also
be mad, the day Of sale. No daproin u the
weather il the day. The sale VIII continue
trum day day until the Whole Is SOIL -
SATH'L A. CRENSIAW.
Oct ia-w3w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-09
DOMESTIC.
SUSPENDED OPINION.

we published Ell The tune II was made bret notice
az The decision Of the District Court Of The u. S. in Tn,
case of the ship Grace Brown on clam for salvage
We now publish by request, the decision of the Cour
in full and as j, contains some points OF Importance !,
The mercantile community, the document will, doub
not, be read with interest:
(Ero.a tia Norfolk Beaeon.i
Alta District Court oi the T. ). for the Eastern Dis
,rict of prnna, continued BY adjournment and held
The Court, House in the Borough of Sornlk, the rnti
day Of Nav m the year Of our Lord thousand clgh
hundred and ,r,y.one and Of the Independence .
America, the sixty II ,i-Judge John Y. Mason deli
vered the following Opinion in the case Of Bean ant
others rs Ship Grace Brown, Of Baltimore:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-09
81 . a,.,,r
THE POOR fiDJLENs oaE 10 HIS oi-n ftpuLi"

Torn,
Warn,
oppes ID mourn,
BAD
Sad,
Thrce-quaTrrs mad,
AIuu-y gone,
Credit nuHr,
Iuus AT door,
Half score,
Vile in lain,
TWINS aeah,
OTHERS aling,
Nurse a railing,
billy hopping,
Betsy cruIpng,
Resides poor Joe,
Win rslrrd toe.
Come, then, my Fiddle,
Cour, ~, trend,
"a IN ra, aud riiai,r sounds
a TIA, tran lent suln,e 'en'.
Thv 10! ..ii.d neck, IN close embiacr,
clasp, Whilst joy ii'tn Is my ihee.
When "'.r Thy sl,ings draw N! boz,
Nv dropping spirit pants 10 rise;
A livel, strain | funclI-and 10!
seem % mount above The skies
There un Fancy wing, soar,
Obvious all, ir-l my wees no morej
But skip orr the strings,
Az m lid Fiddle siurs,
"Cli.ery oh merriiy go!
"PpEsT". good master,
s.luu very VIII know,
~ will mud music,
ssIf you viii lind bow,
uFrom E, up 10 aiio 10 u, down below.
Fa,ipucd, pause change the timo
For sune AoAGIv, Solemn aud s'iiillhe.
With grace III! i. moves III, sinu"i> arm,
NV heat, responsive iuu e sotthii,e cAain
THROWS -qu.biy; whii.t every health c"iroilis care
LIE. pr,srate vanquisteG 10y the suit, ieihu"n, h,.
More pi intire gr'wn my eyes WIN l1s v 49,
And Resignation mild soon sn"nt'rs my wf'N'eu u'u"'
Rs dy ,iautnry IN sQucak, maing f'anlo m'! e,
TIE Serpeni may piunt, and the J rom'ie may oaMi
gu, by Pu,' my lid Riddles The ninee "i mem al
Could cen Dry den thy praise 10 lt'leaise,
His Ode IL Cecilia" would seem lurgeu VERSE
Now thy ,Asr, In flannel warln 10 e'
Til call'd again 10 lipe Thy nast.Is eye
a,,lln
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-09
A CAUTION To TIE Z,

CAUTION TO THE FAIR.
The young Sultan Of Turkey is a mos, determined
reforner. and has shown himself true philosopher in
that he has begun at the btg'nnng-having first taken
in hand that part Of creation whom Byron improving
upon Horace, calls
'sThe re--ima of all btiii,'
and whose mischievous propens,es the Sultan seems
TO estimate no whit less severely. Poor fellow with
his seventeen wives he doubtless has mons,rous
quantity of Experience, and it must require all lis wits
TO prevent his Harem from being turned harumscsrnn
and his "fair cattle" from making monkeys of them.
selves. Not long since published judicious and
oommendable proclamation Of his (a"6rmsn it SCALED
being in The nature Of pastoral letter Of advice, dnsc
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-09

DAGE's PATENT FORT ABLE CIRCULAR SAW Mill
The Subscribers being authorised by the paencc the
right for the state Virginia 10 the above saw Nl
COUNTY Rights al accommodating terms.
The aoy. M operation about half mile
The Junction of the Louisa Railroad with the Richmond
Railroad Virginia at or Louisa Courthouse,
VA Also nj Annapolis Maryland, by horse power
sne cutting 10 IL 900 feet Of plank per day Page,
Paicnees Shop Baltimore, and At the Depot o the Bal
NOR. and Ohio Railroad said shop. One above
Mills has upwards one hundred thousand feet Of timber
Loui.a Court house, Va within the la.t three mouth.
drawn by four oa'p. But feel disposition puf
fling We those disposed purchase rights them
selves
Address Melton & ou.rs, Louisa G. II, Virginia postpaid
ELISHA MELTON,
IND
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-09

SITUATION WANTED.-A Ynnng Lady, who is well quail
- ned 10 teach all the branches Of thorough English Eduea
on together with the French Language wishes situation
teacher Tor the ensuing year. The testimonials of moral charac
ter and proficiency he Produced well havn
pursued The profession for several years Address A. b. Rich
mond, Va, care Of Robert Hi. s Co.
Oct 3 sQ>wiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-11-09

The subscriber having this day sold un,d
in The above Mil United States Nr Elisha Melton of
Courthouse, Va persons wishing pure Machines.
County State Rights arr requested address him, Louisa
GEORGE PAGE.
Oct