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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-15

GALE OF 1900 BBLs. OF CoRS-JACKs. JENNYs AND
> OLD CARRIAGEs-on TUESDAY, the 2th Instant az IA a.
,nover Court house. being Court day shall sell oy pho
lie auction Jacks Jennys from the stock OF MI koee
the sweet sminGs-ihe best in Virginia The two oiae Is
have served three EACH and may be entirely eleu
on The two Iennys with ioal; aiso TWO "
old Carriages and 5000 barrels Of Corn TEfsst S Ss, no.
% half in three the balance months: and for e os' pro
ery one third of the purchase money must be paa ~ '
The residue on day of January ensuing
ments 10 DC seeufsu ny heso'ao'e " GEORGE TAYLOR.
endorscr ee-3t
March Is
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-15

u The Democratic Republicans of the city of Rich
mond are requested 10 unite with the Democratic As
sociaon, Saturday evening next, the 10th instant
at half past O'clock, TO take into consideration the
propriety Of running Democratic candidate TO rep
resent this city in the Legislature OF Virginia
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-15

By this table, it appears that an immediate rise in
the price of every article consequent upon the
Tariff, and that the aggregate average advance was
,svs mar cent, But 10 show still more its nqnitous
sfec, upon the agricultural portion of the community,
we sl add here, statement derived from the same
W,n,z;oe exhibiting the prices in Boston, New York,
.nd NV Orleans Of the leading agricultural pro-
duc,s Of Virginia, existing Immediately before and at
Ter the imposition Of the Tariff And while the pre-
ceding table shows an aggregate advance OF twelve
he one here exhibited, will show average decline
Of sixteen per cent, upon the articles he has 10 sell,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-15

a. The LIST No. of the Republican Sentinel will
appear tomorrow. large number will be stricken
off, supply the demands of future subscribers
who requested TO send 10 their at an early
day. This is important in order 10 regulate the crcu
lation of the paper.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-15

The Wing State Convention of Massachusetts una
nimousy nominated, the 2lst ult., Henry Clay
as President and "honest" John Davis for Vice Pre-
sdent.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-15

siat.mtnt Sharing tie PelGtirt rsiffs ef leading
S.stcs " DIV Goods on tia Isl n janaery. ISL
and hs ls Of January, 1913, as quoted ty the 6hts-
continued by us as to March, 1914.
Isl Jan, iSlI. ls Jan, 1919. March, 1911.
Cotton Oznabures, a 10 81 4 y
(Nanchester manufactory,)No. ., 81
No. l, ~
Richmond mandatory, No. ,, 81
No !, ~
I Brown Shr,ings, 6, 6! 4! CT Ct
(hlaches;er manufactory,) 81
State ents quoted by the Richmond Wing taken i"m "flsi
eua invoices aud inventories under the respective daes oil
leil and 1913, continued by Us tn lsii:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-15

k'ag frtebee 10 him At twenty esh, per eeni i.
winch he pave az believe 10. the privilege Of buy
ing dearer and selling cheaper.
Prices Of leading agricultural Products.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-15

,mond Wing, taken from "risi
under the respective dates oi
~ fStf,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-15

State ments. n quoted by the RE
glHal invoices and inventories
1911 and 1919, continued by Us
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-15

under the Compromise .7ct.
Years ending Reduction Goods which formerly paid
December 3ls by l0hs 25pr 3op 4Opc. 50 81
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-09
New Goods.
FENHE subscriber is now receiving iresl
Il supply of
Staple and Fancy Goods,

as follows: New style calcoes, and fancy
lawns; balzarrfes and printed cambrics and
and Ginghams, mourning blk lawns; Irish
linens, handkfs, tape, stripe andplaid mus.
Inns, cambrics and jaconets, bonnets, rib
bons, fancy silk for bonnets, artifcals,
assorted; ladies' parasols and sun shades,
Fancy gloves and mitts. shawls, needles,
Fancy silk hdkGs, new style collars,
Cravats, cloths, cassimeres and Jeans,
French summer Cassimeres, brochells,
Plaid and figured buffalo cloths, summer
wear for men,
Blue drills. cheap bleached and brown
domestics, and many other desirable goods,
Mems black moleskin and Russia Hats;
Boots and Shoes in great variety,
Queensware, hardware, knives aad forks,
Spoons, latches, butts, screws,
A good assortment of Pen knives. traces,
Hoes. cradle and g rass scythes, sneads.
Whetstones and Rifles, combs assorted,
School books, &C., spades and shovels,
Sugar, coffee, teas, fresh indigo,
Nader. tobacco, molasses,
Dried apples and Peaches, salt, -four, &c.
Also, tin ware and stone ware assorted,
and many other articles, all at very reduced
prices for cash, or wheat, rye, shelled corn i.
hides, furs, becswax, butter and eggs, at
the highest market prices.
mav9 WESLEY JONES.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-09
Dyeing for All
Ladies and Gentlemen

THE undersigned would respectfully in
Il form his old customers and tho public
in genera that he is now better prepa red to
dye than to live. Having put his dyeing
establishment on Washington street in
good order, he is now prepared to dyo
silk and Woollen Goods,
Of every description. Also. Coats, Pants.
Vests, and Ladies dresses, shawls and othcr
little fxlns, will be dyed to any color they
NAV desire, and on as reasonable terms as
IN anv part OF the west. The liberal pat.
ronagc he has received and is now recelv
ing he thinksis sufficient Recommendation.
n. B. Clothes cleansed and mourning
dyed at the shortest notice.
A. DUsToN.
Burlington, april lI-3m
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-09
Time.

i. Eastern mail did not arrive
"".;oe-Tuesday must make
"'' nnon the brain. What can be
''i ;apor.an. than that little word at
n'' s. .J' Of this article! Time what
as'', Time-is--a very important
'nD :, mail contractors, and to note
100 o.. If bsnk-cisies, about three o.
P3, ,,ben there's danger OF their
' I'..ssing protested and credit ruined
a s'1 !, very importan'-'o all But
=, I'll !. common place; let, try another
'a .';o Empires fall and decay and
' a''on, disappear before thy ruthless
' '''.' Old Time. thou king Ger all
's ..,'l, The palaces of the Caesars
. rs,a in the dust and the 'e" pit
' ! antiquity vanish before thee The
c...l and the Barbarian alike bend
O' nv control. A Napoleon and the
'.ny - chisllaiu of the desert alike sink
r t...,,b thy magic touch. Thou
's.i.., not the faultless form. The
s s,., contour of the Grecian model
.s,e.s no. thy dread career. All things
'. ,,;o when thou ridess on 'hytireless
limos. Yet, after all, thou art vanity
~. Nd human greatness is dross. We
s =, some where seen that "she beau
:. If man is his mind" Then the
mind should be cultivated Time
adam mars it. As age increases SO
~, lis wisdom and knowledge
True, i, goes down in darkness, like
he sun, but only to rise again with re-
rsvsd splendor in brighter worlds. II
!. ,sl,,ed Of William Pitt, the celebrat-
A premier Of England, the admiration
{ ,be world and the controller Of the
ss,o;es Of nations, that a friend found
i'm dead in his house, solitary and
looe. no, one attendant near him, not
=, Of those who formerly obeyed his
ch,est nod. Such is human great
ess Such is time
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-09
I79ffn.

On Wednesday. LIST inst, of in1amma-
ton Of the lungs, Mr. Joseph L. KIM
ball, Merchant of this place.
Mr. X, was a native OF Massachusetts, and
settled in this place as carly as 1886. III
health induced him to visit the south some
three years ago, but the change of climate
proved to be less beneficial than was hoped
for. He returned in the fall of 1912 and
again established himself in business, and
was apparently on the rond to fortune when
death overlook him. In life he was highl
esteemed by his many acquaintances, and
the tears of an affectionatc sister soothed
his pillow in death.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-09
Depot for Cheap Publications.

Novels, Magazines, &c. &c.
TINE subscriber has obtained an Agency
l. for the sale OF Harpers cheap Publica.
tions, Novels, &C., and will hereafter be
constantly supplied with all the late publ
cations as soon as they are issued. He has
now on hand. The Hereto, Aida Grey.
Jack of the Mill, Brewer King. Grumble.
Bankers Wife, Kcndalls Life OF Jackson,
The Deserter, Traduced, Wise men OF Go.
than, Mysteries of Paris, Thirty years
among the Players, &C., &c. Also, Ora.
hams, Godcys and National Msgasino and
Ladies Companion for April All for sale
at Publishers prices by
april III F TALLANT.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-09
A CARD.


@e HA q H& q
q SIGNIFIES to Shave-the beard. X,
~. to Cut-the hair, and r., to restore
the hair. All o: which can be done IN the
neat test, cleanest. smoothest snd completcst
manner, at the sign of the big
Red and White Pole,
On Nam Street, Burlington.
I'0nsoridl Catechism.
Higgins. why, Smith. who shaved you
this mcTning?"
Smith. "Mossce, to be sure"
Higgins. 81 did not suppose he could do
il so we'll"
Smith. "Why, you are behind The age;
Mossce is the prince OF BARRIERS. Just see
how he has brought out my HAIR
Higgins. "ls it possible +? Why your
head was almost bald last summer"
Smith Eyes, it was, but he has COM
pletely renovated my hair. And then he
shaves so nice too.
Higgins. "Well, am bound to try
him.
ap25-4t 4o
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-09
LATER THAN EVER.


Il ers of Iowa and Illinois that they have
on hand good supply of
4. RICE'S Late Improved Patent
TANNING MILLS.
at their shop GA Valley and Fifth streets
Burlington, Iowa. their lumber il ali
kiln dried before made up, and their work
men are we'll skilled in their business: they
warrant all Of their Mills to make anv kind
of small grain perfectly merchanatble their
Mills will run through one bushel of small
grain "a minute, and take out cheat. Jumps
of dirt and oats out Of Spring Wheat. The
following is among the many testimonial
Of their superiority:
Certificate from the Pearia County Illinois,
Agricultural Society
This certificate is awarded TO VIM M.
Nurse, Of Peoria county Illinois, for z.
Ricc's Best Late Improved Patent Tanning
Mill, for cleaning all kinds of grain, ex.
hibted by him at the first annual Gait lie
slow or fair Of the Society, held at Peoria
on the 26th day of October, 1911.
By order of the Society
JN0. e. flanagan, Rec. Sec.
The Union Agricultural Society awards
to WIN NJ Nurse of Peoria county, this
Diploma as the premium for an improved
patent Tanning Mill exhibited bv him at
the first annual Cattle show and lair of said
society. held at Ottawa, Lasalle county
Goth, 9th, 2Sth, Sept. 1913.
JNO. S. WRIGHT, Rec. Sec.
WIN. J. MARkLY, & co.
ap18-6m Al
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-09
VIEW IND RICH GOODS.

We W" .a.rD RICH GOODS.
CONSISTING Of the real DamasIs Silk
~ Cashmere, Broche, NJ. de Lame and
other
Sh a wis.
G:os dc Swiss. Persian and satin Silks, silk
Points and other Hdkfs.
Alpaccas, Alpines, Bomba zines, Victoria
Thbets, Orleans, Cdmhleteens, Merinos
Silk nett and com. Lace Yelling, &c.
Silk Umbrellas, Parasols, Sun shades, &c.
ORGANIZES aud BALZARINES.
De LANES and com. Lawns; a large assert.
ment Of Prints,
Ginghams, Tarlton, Bobinet, fig'd Jaconet
Laces, Lsle and Thread Edgings aud In.
settings.
A variety Of Ribbons. Silk worsted and
Cotton Hosiery and Gloves, &c.
Ass'd Broad Cloths, Cassmcrcs, Buckskins,
Satinets, Jeans,
Black and Fancy Satin, and other Vestinrs,
And variety of Plain and Fancy Linen
and Cotton Goods for Summer clothing
with Trimmings for same, SC.
T The prices of the above goods will
be made to suit Purchasers
aplo44 COPP q PARSONS.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-09
New Enterprise.

TNHE Lady's Book Extra, being publ
cations OF original American Novels,
written expressly for this work, and issued
semi-mon,hly. This work will form, when
completed, one of the handsomest series
cheap literature ever published in the Unit
cd States.
The two first numbers of this elegant
work have Just been received, consisting OF
No l. The Prima Donna, or passages
from City Life; by w. G. Simms, Esq,
price II cents.
No2 Robert Rueful, by 7. S. Fay.
Also, Grahams Magazine for May, with
three splendid engravings, Battlefield OF
Brandywine. &c Godeys Lady's Book
with latest authentic fashions, &c. Lady s
National Magazine, with three handsome
plates. All for sale at, subscription prices,
by J. +. TALLANT.
may 9 Al so
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-09
A PROCLAMATION.
BY the Governor 0f Iowa.

DETURNS having been made TO the
IL office Of the Secretary Of the Terrific
ry, of the votes taken in all the organized
counties thereof. except Washington, Clay.
ton and Davis. at the times and places of
holding the Township elections in the
month Of april st, in conformity to the
provisions of an act Of the Legislative As
sembly entitled san act to provide for the
expression Of the opinion Of the people Of
the Territory Of Iowa upon the subject OF
the formation OF a State Constitution for
the State OF Iowa." approved 18th Februa-
ry, 1874; and the said votes so returned
having been counted in the presence Of the
undersigned, Governor of the said Terri
tory. and examined and compared by him
1t is hereby declared and made known lin
compliance with the spirit and intention OF
the provisions Of the said act) that there
were gwen, IN the Counties from which re-
turns have been received: Six thousand
seven hundred and nineteen votes, for a
Convention. and three thousand nine hun.
dred and sevcnty-four votes against it, max
ing majority of two thousand seven hun
dred and iorty-hvc votes in those counties
IN favor OF Convention, and as that ma or
Ity exceeds by upwards Of thousand the
aggregate vote cast in the said counties Of
Washington and Clayton at the election
held III October last for delegate to Con-
grcss and Davis being one Of the recently
organized counties. it is mani fest I'm the
absence of the returns from the three coun-
ties aloresaid,) that there is Il large MAORI
ty oil the legal votes Of the Territory in
favor OF a Convention. 1t Will therefore
become the duties Of all officers and per
sons concerned in making preparation for
and conducting the general election to be
held IN the month Of august next, to con-
form TO the provisions of the act of the Leg.
Isla;ive assembly aforesaid, for the election
.; members of a Convention to form State
Constitution Tor Iowa.
ia SNS caused the seal OF the said Ter,
SsSSB r'tory to BE- hereunto aiiix-
ed
Done at the city Of Burlington this first
day Of May, in the year lo4l.
JOHN CIlA MBERS.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-09
COM M E RCTA l.
may be expected
HAwK.EYE OFFICE, }
Man & 1914 {


The weather has generally been very
pleasant, and favorable to business. The
rain Of Sunday, which was quite heavy,
did not interfere with the commercial OPP
erations Of Monday. The arriva. OF steam
boats continue to be numerous and emf.
grants flock in upon as in great numbers
the puff" and the "whiz" may be heard
at almost any hour OF the day. AT no Pc
Rod du:ing our residence here, have we
noticed many steamers as for few
weeks past have arrived at, and departed
from our ievce. Some produce has gone to
market the past week, but most Of the
shipments in that line have been made;
though of course there will BE- an occasional
forwarding till new rcrops come in. Some
Of our merchants complain of dull times
and scarcity Of money, Our farmers are
very busy upon their plantations. and if the
waters have not injured their crops, the
prospect of full harvest seems fair and
promising. The river has fallen about two
1eet OIL is StlIl IN me conoltlon lOr nlVlHa.
ton.
As no correspondent has sent us the
prices current Of this city, we will give
the
st Louis Prices Current, of May 4th.
F!our-S3,65 to 81, 10 per Dbl.
Whect-60 to - cts per bushel.
Corn-30 10 81 L"
Oats-20 to % "
Hemp-Water Rot 500 to Sl10 pr ton,
Dew Rot S65 to S76,25.
Cofee-Java Is to Is cts per ID.
Rio to II "
Molasses-N 0. 80 to 33 cts per gal.
HAMS to St canvassed 5 to I.
Sugars--Louisiana 81 III
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-09
CARRIAGE MANDATORY Els.
TABLISHMENT h

A. T.. STODDARD & j. BENNETT
4 RE constantly found at their old stand
~ on Washington Street, near tue Meth
odist Church. (and conn ected with Stewar.
& Vernon, who carry on the Shifting onsl.
ness in all its various branches,) where they
keep constan ty on hand Buggies OF various
descriptions OF the best style and unsurpass.
ed in workmanship. Also, Farmers Wag.
ons OF every description. Please call and
examine for yourselves and be satisfied.
August 3l-ly IL
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-09
CLAY Club.

A meeting Of the Club will be held on
the last Saturday in May at the UNION
SCHOOL HOUSE. Addresses and songs
may be expected.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-09
N. YORK AUCTION BARGAINS,
FANCY AND STAPLE
DRY GOODS

(WHICH will be sold for cash or prod uce
w cheaper than ever offered in this
place. All are invited so call and judge
for themselves, as it is pleasure to show
goods at the New York Store, OH Main.st
between Washington and Colum blasts.
P S. Just received per steamboa New
Brazil, few very superior and recent style
of Florence Braid Bonnets, and boys Leg
horn hats, which, as usual, will be sold ex-
tremely low.
may 9-tf SO
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-09

inere, there, gentle reader, suppose
~eglve in now! We have given you
.'ouch Of almost everything this week.
Inc whole range of our news.world
''' been ransacked to please you, and
We have run on
from grave to gay and lively to severe"
~ Osoer TO crafty your taste. Well
Wv yield, so that you can read the
marriages and deaths and advertise.
!. nsnu. wishing you long fare well, as
.s eollcr has jus. returned. --l2 NJ.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-09

NEATs-Fine Nutria, Brush and CASH
4 Il. mere Hats. Also-Drab sporting
hats for Spring, Of an approved and fash
ionable style in New York, and much adopt
ed in the East as gehteel riding or sporting
hat for gentlemen. These hats are oil thr
hes, manufactures-very convenient 70
travellers as they can BIO folded IN any shape
without damare-and for lightncss and
durability cannot be surpassed asa spring
u su''''' s. THOMPSON,
| t.t,s Water-st.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-09

10y the authority Of license granted
- TO me by the court Of Probate in and
for the county Of Des Moines, shall on
Saturday the 25th day Of May next, pro
ceed to sell at public auction to the highest
bidder a: the door OF the office Of the clerk
OF the district court, in Burlington, all at
the following described real estate Of the
late Samuel smith. deceased, lying in the
CITY Of Burlington. Des Moines county,
Iowa Territory, to wit:--Lot No. seventy
three. and forty feet or two thirds of Lot
No. sixt, three, situate in the aforesaid
CITY of Burlington Lot No. seventy three
is subject to certain Mechanics Liens, and
Mortgage OF five hundred dollars III IA
vor os Rcbecca Littlcton all which incum.
brances will be more fully explained on the
day OF sale. Lot .eventy-three is situate IN
healthy part Of the ci!y on Man street,
and has erected on it two story brick
dwelling house, forty feet square, neatly
| finished Lot sixty-three is situate on Water
street, is not improved, but is handsomely
| located Tor heavy business
Terms Of sale-six and twelve months
credit, the purchaser Will give bond and
approved security, and take u bond from the
undersigned for deed when the last pay
ment shall he made. Sale TO be made he.
tween the hours of Ii OF the clock A. N. anu
| 1 P. N. of said day.
JAMES DAVIDSON. Admr.
may2-3t ~
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-09

NOTICE is hereby given that that the
~ Co.partnership heretofore existing be-
tween Albert S. Shackford and w. l, Thorn,
un der the firm of Shackford g. Thorn, is
this day by mutual consent dissolved.
Burlington, April Goth, 1874.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-09
Some WiSe.aCrcs

May inquire why we write as we DO TINS
week, We reply, because It seeme'h to US
rood. Il the misfortune OF caterers lor
The reading public, that their illusions must
b Judged by many brain less wigh,s who
cri!icise and express opinions with the pro-
fondi,y Of Bacon, when, ut the same time,
thew canno, compose sentence Of good
English, or. even, give the orthography OF
one half OF the words in daily use. So 1T is,
and all we can expect is to please some OF our
\ readers It is contrary to reason TO suppose
al will be satisfied. The mind Of man is
various and desultory," and what will
delgb! one, will not, another. One says to-
us, "dont write politics, we've had sur
fit Of it," Another gays, give US some
thing funny" third, give us a touch Of
the fashions Of Burlington" and fourth,
"go i, strong on Clay and dead against Van
Buren," So We 60. Alas, poor mortal
man. Are We man with the usual num-
Der Of limbs and senses, or are we Proteu 8,
OF second Minerva? Our fate is doomed,
like all editors,i and we submit and wait
with patience the return OF the bona fde
editor. But we are not done vet. We
must add, that we 60 in distinctly for
pleasing all classes, ages and conditions,
and have thus shaped our course. The poll.
iican must have an item or two concerning
his hobbv-the merchant, concerning trade
andcommerce-ths farmer, about markets
aad prOduce-gents about town, must have
little chit chat-a large number must
have supply Of anecdotes, and the ladies,
they too must be pleased and bow TO do it. is
the rub. But suppose we try and indite
paragraph for their perusal, about
"MERRr MERRY MAY"
Maia. lovely, blooming Maia Month So.
cred to Apollo, We hail thee! Thou CONTEST
saus .rippingly DER the flowers, and deck
eH the earth with beautiful! garniture
How bright thy sun. How Italian-like the
ny and atmosphere. Row delightful thy
0'seze BuRnSaroN's farest daughters go
'of'h to greet thee, and, like thee, Maia,
'e'h and blooming, they trip along the
'esdsnt prairie and hillside with joyous
gee. There, that must answer
ios the present.
An Englishman and Yankee fought
ouel in dark room lately. The
,iankee, not wishing to have blood on
MI hands, fred his pistol up the chin
aey, and to his horror down came the
Englishman
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-09
REGULAR PACKET

REGULAR PACKET.
a THE new and splendid fast
'lsSSE..Z al running Steamboat
E&E9sxHEAk LEBANON,
GEo. VANCE HIGHr, Master, will run as a
regular Packet from ST Louis TO Burlington
Bloomington and Rock Island every week.
Leaves st Louis every Tuesday, Burlington
and Bloomington on Thursday and Rock
Island On Friday of each week. To com.
mence running as soon as navigation will
permit.
The Lebanon is Of the first class. stands
No. in the insurance Offices in st Louis,
her bottom is six inches thick and every
other way equally strong and we'll calcu-
lated in her cabin for the comfortable ac-
commodaiion Of passengers.
febl5-tf 80
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-09
For SALE.

FOR SALE.
THE undivided one half part fthe tay.
Il ern stand at present occupied by J.
Z. Fletcher. For terms, which are liberal,
enquire of GRIMES & STARR.
mar2l lGaz copy
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1844-05-09

DRONZE g. LEAF assorted; also, Cas-.
ID tor Oil, just received and for sale by
aupIT COPP e. PARSONS.