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CilDOIThc subscriber open hs School iui The
- year. tile ~ Monday January, Ia sparon~ and
comfortable The basement floor ui Mrs Dumy'S hn'st
the large succeed hldng The summit of Church Ill.,
north side Of II This exclusively English Sonl,
which such branches y he thoroughly taught
~ good English Particular will he paid
reading Eel. in and poetry; also, 10 Writing, Arithmetic
and Mensuraton, Grammar Geography The Elements OF History
Civil and Eccl.sa ical, and 10 Natural Philosophy.
Tie il school viii be- months and twenty day
7tra,S. quarter MI pupil entering the beginning
hr year 10 those entering after first quarter cliars
willie 81 ~ payable required. No chars-
the i> and last cach for fuel, tsui,
ink aud pencils vii be- furnished without charge.
80 pupil will bc I'd thai rannni read little.
take hoys boardcr4 $3.50 the Scholastic
| ma able half YEARLY in advance, p. MtNn
u. ''- " G.-lt.
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Uarning

,or,ance to the peace Of the two countries and has
l'th,J a very critical point.
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STPpLY uF BLACKIEATH COAL

T07tH 0y 0N III = WF 'i1HfTH 7ssfWWy q III.
ginia, pascal Mc loM n Decsmber, $40.
M,..GrR, \. +. t:irrnRp, I>q.
MSiNG i.e>I, THoMls Y. Han. Esq.
,S Company has been Incorporated for the purpose of
ell known Blackhca,h Galleries the vicinity 81
Richmond, Virginia.
The high character which the Backheah Coal has lons
tanned in the market renders u unnecessary tDrrcOf.
making the present enlarge hat But
made arrangements hy which The whole prupril,
ny The a hIra aud ilusu caupan.cs
been ce 10 them, aud Eavin. spared neither pains
the Collerir into working condition, under
The superintendent .: most and able Miner Tho
has hen engaged hy The Company FAKE The 81
department, the Director. respectfully the IL
large and the public general And they
confidently To assure ITEM thu they may b. supplied
with the finest quality 81 this justly celebrated Coal term,
which they Halter themselves renewal and
tnnance otia' patronage hong enjoyed b. Tie former proc
aud 10 merit which eScrons shall be wanting Tie
pat Of the present Company
ORDERS addressed IL a. T. CLIFFORD, Ed, Manager, Rich
moud, will meet with prompt attention.
Dec. II, ISL. 61-aawiw'
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INTERESTING ACTS,

INTII,EsrlNG ACTS,
PASSED pY TuE PRESENT GENERAL ASSEMBLY,.
m ACT for The relief Of The Merifs aud other
I.necinrs If fnr PuLLic Rfr6nnc.
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EXTRACT of a Letter trom
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-13
SALE OF
TOWN LOIS

vHVtlE Subscribers will offer at public auc.
L. ton on SATURDAY, the 5th day Of
June next, number of valuable inlots, in
the Town OF Wape!lo. It is generally known
that this town is the County Seat Of Louisa
County. Iowa Territory, and pleasantly stu
atcd On The right or vest bank OF the Iowa
River, surrounded by country OF as .goon
land as perhaps is in the Territory. 1t may
however DC considered unnecessary TO saw
much on the subject as those wishing to pur-
chase VIII 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 year,. More particulars on
the day of sale.
Sea led proposals will also be received on
said Day Tor dlspos'ng OF the Conniy Ferry, at
Wapciio, to the best bidder.
WRIGHT WILLIAMS. ,.
ROBERt CHlLDERS,
JOHN DEIHT.,
Co. Commissioners
NAV 10 50
Gazette insert thc above once-chargc Co:n !
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-13

ZONES Il DORSEY have just received
~ and are now opening, the latest and most
splendid assortment of Spring and Summer
Goods, and deci,lcly the greatest variety in
this market, we'll selected from the Eastern
cities, OF the latest nporlations, all Of which
they are determined to sell cheaper than
ever, and for cash only, and ct such re
duccd prices as no doubt will give entire sais.
faction TO all who will favor them with their
patronage. Their p1cscn, stock consists in
part of the following, viz:
Dry Goo!is-Ci"tils, including every VA
riety of color. quality, and price
London and American Cashmere, single
and double mi!icd
Cassinct OF every quality unusually low ;
Summer cloths, great variety.
Bangup ana Genoa cords,
Rcpclanl and Buffalo cloths, blue drilling,
Rom Cassimer, Meyican mixture,
Pittsburg cords, Beaverton and cotton
stripes, suitable for mems and boys clothing
much cheaper than ever, linen driiiings,
brown linens, Irish and German do.
Fcstings, OF every variety and style, fig d
cut, and plain velvet, bombazine, French
and English, 500 pieces American, London
and French prints, entirely new patterns
mousselline de lune and French sha Has, new
style, p mted lawns, painted muslins, Jaco
nettts, and furniture prints assorted, umbrgl
las aud parasois, ladies' travelling baskets. q
largo lot OF musqulto bars.
splendid silk unj fancy goods, too numer
Gus to mention, new and beautiful bonne
and cap ribo,ns, belts and betting, artificial
flowers, French and Amcrican PLAN ant
figured silks and satins, silk, cotton ant
"prsted hosiery, book, swiss, and Null mus
| ms, bobblnutt, Greclanett, Jackonctt, ant
bish"P lawn, a variety of wells and fine dre<
iit!hdkerchie's, splendid net and satin shawl
assorted, linen cambric handkercliless. SAITH
and bonn oazne stocks, large stock of bleach
ed ana brown domestics, very cheap.
/ Bohue:s-Leghorn, Tuscan, and Florenc
braid, entirely new and fashionable shapes
palm leaf hoods of al! sizes ana patterns.
! Hats-fne Nutra and Russia hats fashion
able style. Also, low priced silk aud iu
do, Lcghorn and palm leaf hats of all a,zes
kinds, colors, and prices. Also. blank boon
and writing paper assorted; Ink, quilts, WI
icrs, &c, sc,
Boots and Shoes, general assortment.
Also, a large assortment Of Queenswar
and Groceries.
Superior Rio coffee, brown and loaf sugar.
young Tyson, gun powder, and Imperial tea
mnlasscs, Cavendsh and common tobacco
cigars, indigo, madden, s!spice, pepper. alum
salt petrc, sperm and tallow candles, cotto
yarn, carpet chain, powder, shot, wndo
glass, &c, &C.
Wesley Jones is thankful for past ia vor
ant the liberal patronage Of his friends her
toorc, and would respectfully invite all
call and examine our stock o. Goods beio
making their purchases.
| WESLEY JONES,
WILLIAM a. DORSEY
Burlington, may Is Io4l 2tn-5O
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-13
SheriT's Sale.

I'D virtue of decree of the District Cour,
ID Of Des Moines county. Iowa Territory, OF
foreclosure OF u mortgage in favor of William
F Cartwright. and Benjamin Vandyke, a
will sell at public auction to the highest
bidder, at the door of the National Hotel, in
the city of Burlington, in said county, on tho
first Monday, to wit: on the 5th day Of la!v
nsSi, the following described premises, situa.
ted in said county, to wit: the Northwes,
quarter Of section seventeen. in Township
nnmber sxty.nnc, North Range, number
three West Of the fifth principal merc,iisn,
continuing one hundred and sixty acres, more
or less, to satisfy the sum OF S34s SO cents,
together with interest thereon, and the cost5
Of suit. JAMES CAMERON, Sheriff
Of Des Moincs Co.
NAV I3-6t 50
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-13
For the Hawkcvc and Patriot.


Mr. EDwARDs:--Yesterday from three
10 FIVE o'clock in the afternoon we were
visited by most violent shower OF RAIN
and hail, accompanied with thunder and
lightning. The morning was cold and
The sky more or less cloudy during the
former par. of the day. About one, r.
NJ. The heavens began to gather blackness
Ia the north and west, and the angry look
Of the clouds gave intima,ion of danger
near. I, became so dark that it was with
great difficulty that one could read with.
puta candle; soon followed a shower OF
rain from the North East, attended with
some hail. An hour passed OH, the eie-
nen,s were in commotion, and the great
artillery of heaven was put in rcquisl'l"n.
dense black cloud rose rapidly in the
south west, roar as of distant thunder:
was heard in that direction, soon the wlnd
hioke upon us in its strength, and han
stones varying from a haze! nut TO nick
Dry nut in size, came as it discharged from
naskess, in one unbroken sheet. The
windows in the west we're dashed IN an
Instant. During its progress the showe y
suddenly changed and the wind a 10 nan
arose in all their fury from the east, break
ing IN windows, unroofing houses, level.
lrg fences and exposing the lives of some
Individuals to imminent dagger. So far
can ascertain the desolation caused
y,hs storm was limited in its extent. Il
w not reach over three miles from north
south, its extent east and west | have
s0'iearned. 1t seemed to proceed from
zoe south west over the southern half OF
one township until i. passed a short dis
aacc east of the centre, when suddenly
salrllng around, it took off the west root
y a dwelling carrying it several rods
ION the house, and passed on west, carry
as Oscillation in its train; nine tenths OF
We fence in the west part Of the town.
sup was laid fat. The ground was GOV.
aed with hail to the depth of from one
Two inches; the rain fell in torrents,
a0'sss and cattle fed in vain for shelter.
y young grass was driven into the earth,
= tees stripped Of their foliage and the
Ss.k was much injured. A frame school
sVOse 20 by 81 on section 20 was carried
.oos SIX feet from its foundation and
j. uewn uninlured; the roof of cabin
'0u' one mile south east was taken of
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-13
The Best Yeti
OMAN'S CELEBRATED
RnpscSpf pills
BOmcset Pills,
For Sale By r. s. Adams, General Agent
Water Street, Burlington, Iowa.

Ao' Sute w ~. -. ADAMS; UeHeTat AgeM.
Water Street, Burlington, Iowa.
IN offering this valuable medicine to the
q public, the troprietors have thought prop
er t" make known one OF the component parts
OF this compound, the Extract OF Boneset
The virtnous qualities of this vegetable wer,.
we'll known among the native tribes, and it was
their exclusive medicine in many discusses
Its properties are numerous, more so than
any other vegetable known The medicinal
powers OF this plant are such as lis sensible
qualities would seem To indicate, those of II
tonic and stmulant. Given in moderate guam
titles, II proves cathartic and sudoritic. Even
in cold Infusion it brings on Giaphonsis more
readily than any other tonic. II is an cifica-
cious article IN the cure of intermittent, ami
is much employed for this use in districts
where fever and ague prevail. Cures have
been performed by it in this disease more
speedily and ethcaciously than any other fc-
briugc now in use. Thoroughwort has been
employed in small doses with much benefit in
other iebrilc complaints attended with pros.
tra:lon OF strength in their advanced stages.
IL has also been used with unpara lleled sue
cess as tonic and diaphrrctic i'll rcmittent,
typhoid and yellow levers, and as Il promoter
OF the secrcticns in affections of the livert
dropsics laundice, &c, and has been extern.
svcy used in Holland as purifier of the
blood III old ulcers, scurvy. aud scrofulots
diseases. In short it s one Of the most yaln-
able medicines known for the cure OF tho
Fever and Ague.
No Apothecary, Druggist or PciIur is su-
thOrized under any circumstances, to sell
these Pills. All Agents have certificate of
Agency who are authorized by the proprietor
to sell these pills.
Agents for the sale of this medicine have
been established through this Territory, and
merchants who wish to have commissions
will please apply to the above mentioned
General Agent
i may Is ly 80
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entire and carried to the distance Of 100
feet, and the family compelled to take
shelter in neighbouring dwelling. 9th
er buildings, nninhabited. were unroofed
in part and one was struck with lightning.
ln one honse So panes of glass were bro
Ken, IN another %, in another 45 TO so
and In others considerable number. In
one or two Instances life was exposed 10
imminent danger. but no serious injury
happened to any one.
How Impressive lesson is thus taught
us OF the weakness Of man and the might
and majesty of Him who i,Ielh upon the
storm and directeth the whirlwind.''
R. GAYLORD.
| Hartford Des Moines Co. llay 5, ls4l.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-13

This shows a nett Loco gain of FIVE
votes. In the last House Of Delegates
there were II Wings and 81 Locos and
Gen. Bayly, Of Accomac, impract'cahle.
Gen BayIy was candidate for re.e'ec-
ton. and is probably elected. We M
de:s.and that in the recen, canvass he de-
clared himself friend of President Ty.
ler's administralion--bu, laying him aside
and estimating the counties TO be heard
from as they stood in the last Legislature,
we have the following as the political
character of the two Houses of the next
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-13
Correspondence Of the Philadelphia North
American.

Correspondence Of the Philadelphia North
| American.
WASHINGTON, April 81, ls4l.
The report to day is that Mr. Fox yes.
terday received from the Department OF
State communication which has decided
him to waive the question of his passports
till further Developments. 1t is said Mr.
Webster oifered him the olive branch and
the ,hunderbol,, and told him to take his
choice. All this, however, done
without any passion or peevis:lness, and
with amicable wishes. The whole mat
ter is consequently postponed, for short
time a, least. .>-A<f
| But it is said there is another reason
that has had grea! weight with Mr. Fox in
This matter. He is engaged in marriage
so aIllhe ladies say-lo Miss Williams,
of this District, the sister Of the wife of
the Russian Minister. Mr. Fox is about
sixty, and Miss Williams sixteen-some-
thing of disparity, bu! that is no matter.
The ivy twines with equal tenderness
around the old tree as the young. Wha,
| has confirmed the ladies in the persuasion
of this engagement more, perhaps than
any thing else, is the fact that Mr. Fox
has to-day attended in person the auction
sale of the household furniture Of the
Spanish Minister, and bid off inst such
arucles as one would, about to take to
himself "a wife. His purchases amounted
in all to some five thousand dollars
Another evidence of the engagement, as
quoted by the ladies'. is the fact that Mr.
Fox. who is an old bachelor and notori-
ously negligent in his dress, has spraced
up wonderfully Of late, and now looks
prink as young man of twenty-lhree.-
There is some force i'll this argument. and
| am half inclined to drop into the concln-
sion with the ladies'. Love works won
derful change with a mans outward as
well as inward condition. The young
! ladies who have been overlooked in this
matter, say that the Englisaman Is old,
and they would not'have him If they
could. Well, would not disturb this
soIace of disappointed amhl,'on. But
do no, myself believe Mr. Fox is engaged
IT, the lady aforesaid.
p,e.ius,nt Tyler has established good
hours for visitors. From ten TO twelve he
receives visitors on business; from twelve
- TWO on ceremony, in which the ladies
com,ose the CHIEF charm. | introduced
yss,erd,v four from Bosom, AMI made
aonrish on the occasion worthy OF being
n}aced on canvass. They were received
with courteousness and urbanlty worthy
Of the hes. DAYS Of the Republic. ! have
M, made such q flourish since my intro
luc,ion to the Pope at Rome, On 'ha
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-13
Land for sale.

Ts7H z undersigned is authorized to offer for
4 sale several FIRST rate farms heathiiy stu.
ated near the Iowa river in Louisa County |. II.
These farms are well situated for raising stock
and have good timber and water convenient;
with from 10, to 100 Acres in n fine state Of
cultivation on each. One Of these farms can
be bought on a credit OF seven years. a'hey
are situated near hourishing village, Nnto
which great water power can be introduced
by canal or race, two miles in length This
village and water power offers great oppsrt Il,
nifty TO capitalists for speculation as q large
share of the village can be purchased on easy
terms, or would be exchanged for good proper
ty in Ohio, or for merchandise
WM. L. TOoLE
Louisa County, |. T. April "A
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-13
VALUABLE LAND
FOR SALE AT AUCTION
Nv FIVE ACRE LOTS.


TEvIE Southwest quarter Of Section No. 90 =.
Il i'll Township No. 70 North. in Range No.
2 west, generally known as Rights Farm.
and situated on the bluff about one half mile
from Burlington.
The Sale commences on the fourth Mon
day in May next, at the Court House, and will
continue from day to day through the week
if the sales should not be completed sooner.
Terms Of Payment One third cash il
hand one third in six months one third it
twelve months notes drawing interest of six
per cent until due; after due Il not paid, they
arc TO draw twenty per cent interest per an
mum, until paid. A Bond for Deed will ba
given at the sale and possession when the
payments are all completed. The title will
be unquestionable.
Persons wishing to purchase will call or
Geo. w. Hight, who will show the Premises.
Il Plat Of which can be seen at the National
Hotel, Mansion House, Burlington House and
also at the Clerks Office.
March 25 l5il-43 GEO. w. HIGHT.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-13

Several burglaries and fires had been
attempted in New Orleans. bul none
which had terminated in any very serious
consequences. The stores Of Messrs.
Walton and Kemp, and Mr.. Levcrich,
were fred on the Seth ul,, but cxtiuguish-
ed with loss of property to the amour,
of $1,000 or $4,000.
Murders, fires, lhefts, and robberies
were rife throughout the southwest
We turn sickened from the de,a!s.-N.
Loais Pennant. 9. .
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-13

IN tSSOLUTION.-The Copartncrship here
EE to'ore existing between Jesse b. Webbcr
aud William B. Remey, under The style and
name Of Weber Il Remey, in tn me.can'ile
business, is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent.
The business Of the late firm will he SET
tied BY Jesse 3. Weber, Who my he found
at the store of Shepherd Letter & Co.. and
who is duly authorised to settle the same.
Jesse B. WEBER,
WILLIAM B. REMEY,
Burlington, May 8, loE!. SO
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-13

occasion left no attitude unexpressed.
But il all ended with a pinch of snuff,
which l took with the Pope. Think of
that, humble man like myself taking a
pinch of snuff with the Pope in the palace
Of the Vatican! How little things will
sometimes level all distinctions! A grip
of pain, or u pinch Of snuff, brings US to
the same level.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-13

APPOINTMENTS by the PREsID ENT.
LAND OFF cERs-RECEIvERs.
Stoddar,i Judd, Green Bay, Wisconsin
vice L. S. fease.
Joseph G. Hawkins, Burlington, Iowa,
vice Verplank Van Antwerp.
Ralph Guild, Jackson Mo-, vice Felix
Allen.
Nathan Webster, Na,chi.oches. La.
vice Benoi, Laurents-
Levi Sterling, Receiver of Public Mo-
news for the dis,ric, of lands subject To
sale at Muskodav, in the Territory OF
Wisconsin, vice Pashall Dequet!e.
REGISTERS.
William Ross, Burlington, Iowa, vice
Enos Lowe
ParacIete Potter. Milwaukee, Wiscon-
sin: vice A. Morton.
MISCELLANEOUS.
John Wilcox Surveyor and Inspector
Of the Revenue at Pit.sburg. Par, vice
Robert II Knrr.
Martin Durable, Naval Officer at New
Orleans, vice Henry d. Peire.
Thomas ". Newton, to be Marshal
for the District of Arkansas. ...-
John G.. Miller, to be Postmaster a,
Columbus, Ohio.
Justin Buuertield, to be Attorney for
the district Of Illinois.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-13

Sfeamboat Chancellor Burnt. - By
the steam ship Savannah, arrived this
morning, we learn that the, tow boat
Chancellor was on fire as she passed,
few miles below fort Jackson.-.V. O..
Crescent City, May /.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-13
"A GA R I'D.
b STEAM Boar SARAH ANN,


April %, lS4l.
the new steamer SARAH AAN, take pleasure
in bearing testimony to the polite and gen.
temanly department Of Captain Laiicrty and
officers, during said voyage; and also, in re-
munty, as possessing comforts and advant
ages equal to any we have been in upon the
Western waters: .....
w Lazier. A Biselow, D Sage, w a Dor
sey, VIM Blackfan, II Sherman, Mrs Shsr
man, S. Robinson, Mr.: Robinson, ] K kc:k
Merritt, w Jones, w w Garner, J. Hoppe,
S Hobban, q Macbec, R Guild, S D 'ircgo,
Mrs rreg,, j K De Scelhnrs;, Mrs Dull,
C Kinscy, Fl L Frego, A rrcgo, VI Logan, S
w Coffn1an, C V Harris, Cook, r. T Barrett.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-13
n office.

FyHE subscriber beng anxious to close up
i the business OF the late firm of Webber
Il Re,ney, hereby notifies all persons knowing
themselves indebted to the same, TO come for
ward and make immediate settlement, and by
SO doing avoid the consequences that will in
evitaby follow failure TO comply with this
request. JESSE b. WEBBEk.
h Burlington, Ma, Is, leil.-tf 81
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-13
Garden Seeds.

A Large and splendid assortment Of fresh
IA garden seeds, Blue Grass & Timothy seed
at Wholesale or retail, in lots TO suit coun-
try Merchants, ust received and for sale, by
may Sig COOK a. DREAMER.
Gazette copy abovc.l
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-13

DENJAMIN RUSH MARTIN, Attorney
\ , and COUNSELLOR at Law, Darlington, Iowa.
Viii attend to professional business IN The
different counties in the Territory.
may f3-iy 81
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Saddles. &c.

a Fe2y superior lot OF Gentleman and La
"a dies new style English trees, with spring
seats-also brides, martingaies, &C., Just re
ccivcd on consignment from Virginia, and FOR
safe very cheap for cash. by
may G-49 COOK g. DREAMER.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-13

The House Of Representatives OF Penn.
sylvania has passed a resolution. which
had previously passed the Senate, lnstrnc-
ing the Senator'S. and requesting the Keep
resenta,ives from that State. III Congress
10. vote Tor the repeal Of the Sab.,freasu-
Try law. The resolution had handsome
majority in It's favor.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-13
Liquors.

LIGUUTSs
A Large and general assortment of Liquors,
"a viz: Pipes md barrels Of Cognac Brandy,
American and Holland Gin, Port, MADEIRA
and Canadia wines, Rum, and few casks
old Bourbon whiskey, just received and los
sale low for cash, by COOK IL DREAMER.
May 6 ~
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-05-13

BE ORSE BILLS printed at the shortest no
Ill tlce, cheap for Cash, at the Hawksys
Office March Is AZ 81