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Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-03

AsA VALUABLE SUGAR OR COT row T PLANTATION FOR SALE-Will De sold on liberal trrns 2500 acres of Land situated tho river Si. Bernard in Texas, five mies vest of the Bra sos river, and lB n.es from the coast suit able either fer Ssgar or Cotton. z00 are cleared and in high state of cultivation. with ane new Gin Hoase, excellent Negro Houses, Stables, sc. On Ihis tract is Sugar Case suadciea, to plant some hundred acres more. To such who wish 10 parchase either fine Susar or Cotton Plantation ths 2500 present strong attracions. tke land of the best qssli,y. For further particulars. ap ply io BOYkIN & McRAE, Mobile.
 0s-The New.0risans Pickayuse will copy fsr one u ,u,h and sead bill to TnovllKmoI . q Mck
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-03

A sAs WoopwARD have associated Tn the prac. siss sfthe law, and will practice in the Courts o lsv and Equity is the following counties, viz:- Macon, Russell, Lafayette, Randolph, TalIapoosal osnion aud Tsladega; also, in the Sspre,ns Court at Tsscalvosx.
 sDrOfies at TaIiadega, Ala. dec9Ky
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-03
sHERIFF's NOTICE

~ OMMITTED to the Jail of Mobile county on N the Sd November. lsl5, by F. c Kembali, Eaq. justice of the peace, runaway ighs a'- to slave called JOE, feet inches high, abnu, 2s years of age, scar on 'he Ereh-ad, aud says II, belongs to Beni Keichins, rnpiah county, Sraie fl Mississippi. The owner is reqaer,ed ts css,e Er- ward, prove property, pay charges and take him away or he will he desli with according to law in such eases made and provided to pay iail fees.
 n.vl 22at C nsNCROrt sh,s w q.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-03

O the 3d November. 1s45. bv F. c. Kimbal, Esq., jsslce of the peaer.a runaway slave called JEFFERSON, (alias Robertl black conplrciion, s feet g inches high. aged about 35 years, and says that he belongs 10 Widow Molly t'urneIl. L"wndrs county, Aiabama. The osaer is requested to come forward. prove property, pay charges and take him away. or he wili be dealt with according Co law in such cases made and provided 10 pay jail lees
 nova 229f C.BANCROFr. Sheriff N c.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-03

NOR bALE--L-ss'iag sx splendid fem Liver " posl, 40 casks supeIier Faiki,k Ale
 y 1lls ds.L do London Porter hssSe JOHN GIBSON, e Si Miehasl-ss
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NH WSIiERIFE,S NOTICE

COMMlTTED 10 the Jxh of Mobile county. on V the 24,h October, ls45, by Charles A. H"pp,n. Eso Mayor ei the cit, of Mobile, runa~ay slave called DUKE, black complexion, feet irches hish, about a3 wears of sRe has two small scars on his breast, the thumb nail the right hand has been split, and says be belongs 10 Dr. Oiner, o( Montgomery couniy. Alabama, The owner is rec ssested to come forward. prove property. nay char ses, and take him away, he will be dealt whh according 10 law in such eases made aud prov ided.
 oct25 22ltf C BANCROFT. Sh'G M. C.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-03

AsA FOR RENT frna lat Nove,aber Es small Brick tenement tue nor,h east eo her .G SI Francis and Claiborne streets.
 Also-Brick tenement on the soath east coraer of St Michael and Frankiin streets.
 And inc entire square smsaied between & Fraa- cis, St Mnha+i, Dearhorna and Wi serson slreets. and m which the,e are two small Brick buildings- Appl, to BARNEWALL % WANKOY.
 uci3l St Michaei-st
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-03

OHAMPAGNE--rh The snhscriner has just rrc-iv- Ned. via New OrIeans, supply of inc cssdrated Vim of the '.harl~,s de Massiac," which he of- fsrs fr sale to the trade impprtauinn prices. He will have constantly on hand Champagne af this brand of la and fi qualities, aad is prepared to sxeea,e orders f,r any quantity.
 aos1e c. w. OGDEN. 75 and n Water st
 A GRlCULTuRE is the most healthy. the ,soss "A useful and ih- most noble employmen' oi man --WsskingtDn.--The suhscrihers 10 the Albany tul- t,vatoI. Asaerican Agrcul,uralis,, Farmers Cabinet snd the Rchwond Southern Planter, can toh'n'. their samhers by calling nt our Drug and Seed Es- tsbishtneHt. Sh GpvernmeA, street.
 Suhscription (&l per ,rsr, Epr he ahove perisdi- sais will be received Tor the canning year. f
 ssvis R. NORTH & eO UEACKWELL'S ANfrACRID -TINCTURE ID--rer the cafe, certain and speedy cure of Go .orhna, Seminal Weaknss~, Msnorrhasi Ia, Leuesrr. hxa. and other Uterine ah+ciions. - 'l,
 This lrwly valuable aad u,rvalied Medicine stand. pre eninent in th, q" dissases of he cass just susa,srsted. It Is psrfeclly free from Mercury aud sn s,her r.in~rsl preparaiions; k sipps, inofTea. sye ia ,ssts and oar, sad s recsmsaended with th. noss uaii.nirsa esn6dsaee. fsunded os pessoasl sb servssjon cf iss saests. "A ssrpy iast received sst Ss. ssh by 1. c. DupOsE q CO.. v
 uUU sgssS sgiiseh s4 Nc. @ Wasef.st
 WI eAs.a lssssM 9s1 .isas1 "a z.A1 Y
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-03

AzA FOR RENT--A small Frame Dwelling on S.M the south east csraer of Third and Walnut sts.
 Also-four comfortable Br,ck Dweli'ngs on the south side or St. Anthony street, between Jackson and Claiborss streets. Each dwelling has four rooms with fire places good kitchen. and A well of wafer in the yard.
 They are HOW undergoing thorough repairs, and will be rented low tn good tenants.
 Apply d the Merchants' Insurance Co. Ofhce, eornyr Royal and St Praacis slreeis.
 sept23 Y. W. McCOY, Secretary.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-03

TlSOKLlGN sad DOMESriC LiQUOkS-- II Brandy. Run snd Gis is pipes. han. ir aud eighth d.. For sale by
 snv2s sI&II JONES.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-03

MALL AND WINTER CLOTHINd-SrAN- C TON | BRO, 27 Dauphin street, are receiv- iss per Sarab Brown frum New York. in addition so their farmer supply, tine assortment or Cloih Brock and Dress Coats, French and English Cask sissers Pants, aew style Cashmere, Satin and S,l- Yseis--made up in the latest fashion n0v22
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-03

GyTOKAt5E, SrURAGE. STURAGE-ESLA- 0 VAS Fire Prouf Warehopss is now open for s,srsse d the lowest possible ra,es. Gaods landed n, he Warehouse Wharf and stored. will be takes sa very reasonable ierms, Wharfage. Dravase sad 6toraae included. Appi, 10 0. ". SAvAeE at the Warvhsuss. w. E. BRYANT. St Michael al. or to
 .s,N LII. RIVERS & co.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-03

TRAINERS OIi.-25 barrels. Sperm Oii--5 ! casks saperi 1T article, for saie hy
 nuy2S W)RRANCE & ST TtNAkD.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-03

1TSEAS-iOO boxes fresh Imperial and Young ! Hyson, in sio,e and for sale hy
 nov28 SI&II JONES.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-03

"AY--lOO bales Eastern and 700 do Northern, h in store and landing, for sale hy
 u,,2S P. B POMEROY.
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S DAVIS,

IF OR CASKS pure js,ce pori Wine, h0 I.lb O k,xes Iu,r,srul Tea, IS frkins Goshen But. ter. lsnd.pg lron skip Maj. Phillips, for sa;s by
 s.ves wS. Y BUNEELL.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-03

AH CAKiI-R SAFFOLD q J. M BO- A LING, will prsci,cc in the Couris of Dallas esd Lowndes, and in the adjnining counties. Also, is the Supreme Court.
 Address, safoid q Boiling, at Piexsaat HiR, Dallas ssunty,er Hsynsyille, Lowndes co.,, Ala.
 psy2A 2tbcmo
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-03

ID ICH JEWELLERY and PLATED WARE n JAMEs iCosNiNa, No. 12 DaupAia-st., has jss recei,ed per ship Hector large assortment ot rich Jewellery Also, a large assortment of Plated Ware, sach as Castors. CandlestickS, Snnfer and Trays, Vegetable Dishes, Butter Tubs and Sst Gel lars and otIer of such Hrieles usual kep, in hi b.siuess. fnr sale at ieduced prices. 0s27
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-03

DEEF-20 hall bbls inspected prime, ia store tD and for sale by
 nov2S SI 6 JONES.
Mobile register and journal., 1845-12-03

NN OOLLEN GOuDS-keHucky TwiiIs and w Plains. Mallory Kersrys. Wa hingion Plains, Sehuykii Jeans, Black mixed CIV Plains, Heasy Blue Ken,ucky Jeans, Rolled Washinglos Plains. searies Flannel. Plaid l.inseys Ia sIors and for sale by E. c. CENTER co.
 deci corner Conii and C.,nmrrce streets
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-20

Sin &c writing short article on this sub
Ject we have seen notices in the Iowa City
~ .ndard and the Davenport Gazette, from
w hich we are compelled to infer that our
CITY, containing much larger population
and. a far greater amount Of wealth than
either OF these places, is yet far behind both
in its facilities of Education. Our new of.
, ticers are now fully organized for busin ess,
and they cannot give better earnest Of
their zeal for public improvement, than by
making moderate appropriation for Free
School. 1t is useless to urge reasons in "a
yor, no man in this age will argue agains,
its propriety, nor do we believe there are a
dozen tax payers in the Corporation, who
would not cheerfully submit to the addition
al burden imposed upon them for this OBJ
iect.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-20

The subject Of the Rev. Mr. HurcH.
INsoN's Lecture, before the Reading
Room Association, on Monday evening
was "lmmortalily'-no! in its ordinary
Interpretation, as applying to existence
beyond the grave, but that lower life
with which all Of greatness is invested
in the universal memory of mankind.
Whatever of difference there may be
in the estimate of the assumed truth
which he aimed to enforce, there can
be but one opinion of the execution
lfit had not the polish and beauty Of a
hne m'nc' our own judgment in the
matter is greatly at faLi.. HENRY w.
STARR, ESQ.,, is announced for the mex,
evening.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-20

MIR Tallant has received the February
Nos. OF the Literary Periodicals. Graham's
Magazine has four plates Of marked merit,
"The Chiefs Daughter" is a gem. and the
portrait Of f. A. Poe, worthy Of pannel
in any Portrait Gallery. The biographical
sketch which illustrates the Engraving, by
James r. Lowell, is written with critical
discrimination and vigor; of the other arti
cles, we give our preference to "Mss Fol-
lansbie's first Love, ""by Fanny Forester
The Biography of Francis Marion, by C. J..
Peterson: is we'll done.
Godey's Lady's Book, has four Engrav
ings. The "Sisters of Bethany" "a fine
meszotint. preparing for a Fancy Ball.
we'll conceived by the Painter, but poorly
handled by the Engraver. The colored
picture "In.ancy," we Go not admire-it
looks as if dono with Venitiau red. The
articles make ample atonement for these
defects. Fanny Nc Dermot, by Miss Sedg
wick, commenced in the Jan. No, is con
cluded in this. We pronounce it excellent
on the strength of better criticism than oul
own. The "Evening Skies" by Miss Wei
by, is beautiful. There is one false rhyme,
Of singular grossness, Clancy" and "com
pany," are paired off TO make melody--te
whose ears we are not able to conceive
The Ladies National Magazine, has fin
Embellishments. washington, at 49,
and one of Bartlet's North River Land
scapes-both we'll designed and executed
with fnish-it has articles by Mrs Sigour
ney, Miss Amman, and the Editress, Mr..
Ann S. Stephens. Taking the difference Of
price into the estimate, this Magazine i.
fully equal to any of its contemporaries.
MIR Tallant has received other works o
late issue. which will help to pass leisure
hour to amuseme mt ifnot to profit.
The Reading Room and this establish
ment now gives us access to all Of the En-
glish and American Periodicals. of standard
and value-an acquisition to our means
Of improvement not to be lightly estmat
cd
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-20
More of the GProyressiyc.S

A petition has been presented to the
Senate of New York from the city,
praying for an act to end the land mo.
noPoiy, so that "no man or woman
shall hereafter be permitted to hold
more land than is reasonable for a
single farm" The Legislature ought
to have the power Of taking that away
at their pleasure.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-20
BURLINGTON MARKET.

For two days last week. Wheat
came in to a considerable extent, and
there was some activity among our
Merchants.
A new Auction Store has been open.
ed on Jefferson Street. BY Messrs W.
G. CAMERON & Co.. who propose To
have regular public sales. should The
experiment warrant continuance Of
the business.
The Weather has been Of all varie.
lies Of temperature for the las. eight
days, severely cold AMI nov soft aud
spring-like.
The River has raised over two feet
with no running ice of any account, 1t
must be in good boating condition from
this down.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-20

The Democratic papers inform us
with grea. emphasis, that Mr. Polk will
be President IN fact and make his ap-
pointments with great deliberations
We protest in behalf of our Locofoco
friends of small capital against the de-
Hberati0e clause. Board at the 'Indian
Queen" and Gadsby's, counts up fast
and this with generous contingent
fund for julips, gin cocktails, sherry
cobblers and oyster scaliops to secure
influence, will exhaust the appropria.
.lons--No, no. put the patients "out of
pain" as soon as possible.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-20

The present aspect Of the draugh,
board for official expec.an,s is some.
thing like this: Judge Williams, Of
Bloomington, is ticketed for the Exec
osive station; editor Clarke, of the Ga
zes'e, for the Marshalship; Col. Will.
Jams, Of the Reporter. is "bobbing'
for the Office Of Surveyor General;
Jack Russell, the Constitution killer.
will take the Secretaryship if Mr. Polk
'ns'sfs upon it. There is a game of
all fours' going on for the per diem ;
OF the District Attorney. These are
by no means the whole Of the names
on the promotion lis,-there are three
score and ten Of humble pre,ensions for
the pay and rations of each of these
appointments, and who will have fun
confidence of success until fairly "black
balled' in the competition.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-20

CoNcERrs.-By reference to our adj
vertising columns, it will be seen tina,
MIR ROBBINS will give two Concerts
next week. His new Organ, which
he has just completed, will be broupb,
into requisiiion on the occasion, and
that of itself will hold out sufficient in
ducements 10 warrant full attendance.
We understand that he will be assisted
in the vocal department. by the Misses
Neatly. z.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-20

The Miners Express, under the head of
"Whig Exaggeration, speaks Of the para
graph going the rounds of the public prints,
that Mr. Clay's postage was $4,000 per
annum. The people of this Territory are
not indebted to "Whig" prints for this item
OF "Hong news" for we do not recollect
that one of our papers copied it. but il we
are not mistaken, the Gazette and three 9TH
cr Loco Foco organs, marshaled the figures
for the benefit of the people. When we frs,
cast our eyes upon the statement, we knew
it to be ridiculous lie, and treated it ac-
cordingly. This is "Whig exaggeration;'
but piling up units, to make Polk ma jori.
ty President, is a hyperbole, both innocent
and allowable.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-20

"May these Cadmus like, sow our soil
with serpents' teeth-to spring up before
die, God grant! armed men," This is O
quotation from this agonizing part of MI
Stuart's farewell address, OH retiring from
the Editorship Of the Charleston Mercury
A sensible idea-the Cotton crop is beyond
the demands of the consumers, and Ken.
lucky and Missouri, drive out competition
in the growth Of Tobacco. Why not scat.
ter dragons teeth, broad cast, over few
thousand acres Of abandoned Cotton land,
and at harvest thrust in the sickle and reap
armed nullifers by squads, companies and
battalions. We are glad to notice some ev.
dencc that these Gascons are sensible cf
their need Of a few more men to back IN
their Dragging, and we know of no soil more
congenial to their growth than their own
upland.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-20
Warsike SYMPTOMS.

The Correspondent Of the N. York Herald
gives some inklings of trouble with the
British government; growing out Of the re-
fusa to deliver up some fugitives from JUS
tice, who escaped from Florida to Bermn da.
Mr. Calhoun has addressed peremptory in
structons to Mr. Everett and the matter
rests for the present
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-20

The Illinois State Register. in speaking
OF Judge Douglass, has the following
"Who possesses in an eminen, degree tina,
faculty Of the min d so seldom seen. viz
Originality of thought-the power of con.
ception-the ability to see the remedy to
suit the case. Judge Douglass possesses a
master mind" We call this about as pref.
ty specimen Of irony as one could wish to
see. and if Col. Polk does not interpr ct il
literally. and give him place in the Cab;.
net, there is no gra titude in high places
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-20

Our relations are so much more
closely connected with the Chinese, by
the New Treaty, tina, it will soon be
objectionable ignorance not 10 know the
name of their Emperor. is, after
being abbreviated of its celestial prefix.
es, Toa-Kwang.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-20
PROGRAMME.
Part L.

Part 1.
y Praise the Lord-An.hem.
Make joyful noise--Chorus.
How lovely are thy dwelin gs--Due!s
and chorus.
The Lord is my hepherd--Chant.
Hosanna in the highest.
The hour Of praver--Quartette.
| will lift up mine eyes unto the hills
Chant.
The Lord descended from above.
mere IS stream-Ductt and chorus.
Praise ye the Lord
Address, by Fitz Henry WARREN.
Part H.
The earth is the Lords.
Heavenly dwelling
tumble deyotion-chnnt.
Ptunged in a gull of dark despair
Lord OF al power and mig!t
Thy will be done--chant.
Holy, hoy, holy is the Lord.
Yc christian heroes Missionary chant.
To Father, Son and Holy Ghost-Doxo!-
ogy.
Finale.
Tickets to each of the above concefts,l23
cents. without regard to age, to be had at
Fletcher's Hotel and Shacklord's store. To
commence at O'Clock.
We are authorized 10 aEaounco the nams
Of ITALIAN MYLER, as candidate Tor
the Office Of constable.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-20

The Legislature of Massachusetts
have passed law allowing plurality
to elect members Of Congress after two
elections. No.meat Williams can.
shine at the next voting.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-20

The Loco Focos OF New York have pre-
sented Gerard Hallock, o. the Journal Of
qutal for his impartialily and accuracy in
furnishing election returns. The Journal
is one of those neutral papers of the savory
odor of The Boston Times and New York
Sun. This doceur is very full commentary
upon the nicely with which the even hand
ed lustic has been dealt out
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-20
8sarrlsn,

At Mt Pleasant, on the 9Th inst, BY tis
Rev. Nr Batcnclder. Nr WV. THonpsox,
Esq, to Miss HARRIET RcaER7s, both vi tina,
place.
Also, at the same time and place. Mr.
NoRTEN MuNGeR, 10 Miss VI HaMLiS.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-20
Part IL

Tut II
Glee--Thc suns gay beam.
. Rise Cynthia, rise.
Song--The Emigrants Lament.
Glee--Arise my fair one, come away.
$ The Pirates Giee.
Song-The Old church bell.
G!ae-May month is coming.
. Sweet Thrush.
Awake Koiian Lvre.
Also, a number of Comic Songs.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-20

In the informal discussion of,he Ga,
ate Report on Annexation, Mr. Barrou
OF La, gave an in,imasion of hi, i
tended opposition TO the Join. Re,o,r
lion, and Mr. Johnson. from the sam
State, in his remarks seemed to o;v.
the same impression as 10 his yo,s
Twensy-four Senators have been co,.
sidered as certain to oppose, ada ;,
these Messrs Johnson, Barrow and
Benton and its defeat is certain
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-20
Oregon.


The negotiations for final settle
nent of the mooted question OF proper.
y between our Government and Great
Britain, have ended in vapor. To
nose who gave full credit to often re.
psased assurances Of the Premier that
Vie matter was being adjusted with the
sieam engine rapidly Of diplomatic
plications and rejoinders, this an
nsuncement will bring disappointment,
7ls to others who looked at the matter
'Hih their own eyes and made their
IN conclusions, it will seem the ap.
gfopriate conclusion Of mere feint at
nsgo.iation. We do not see how the
Fhigs can be made parties to this
abortive movement. If the Admins
ration of John Tyler, has had in i,
any of the leaven Of our principles for
the last two years we should like 10
ses the evidence.
1t is no new thing for American ne
Sotiators to be headed by the skillful
factics of British ENJOYS. In jays
treaty, we took terms instead of max
ing them. After three years war, the
peace Of Client was signed without
shy reference to the avowed causes of
Shs hostilities. We were overreached
n The much.lauded Ashburton pacifca.
ton and now the author Of the famous
letter to Mr. King and the instructions
20 Mr. Shannon, suffers himself to be
fairly diddled-"done brown" by a
Fourth class diplomatist of the same
Monarchy. Besides all this there are
movements behind the scenes-there
is delicate system of log rolling be.
Sween the friends of Texas and the
friends of Oregon. The advance OF
both bills through their stages Of pro-
gress has been as evenly timed az pos.
sible. MIR Calhoun STAYED off action
n the Senate by assuring the Commit.
tee on Foreign Relations Of the certain
success of the United States in securing
REIMBURSEMENT of title from the
English Ministry. Texas in the House
IS followed up by Oregon, and in the
Senate. Oregon will now 60 hand in
hand with Texas. 1t would be singu-
lar if after all this close figuring. the
Texas resolutions should have the neg.
alive Of the Senate and the Oregon bill
be left on the table with the other un.
finished business of the same body.
Why should we negotiate at all for
Oregon? We have a clear claim to i,
over Great Britain by prior discovery
and valid title against every other
power by RICH. of cession from Spain.
We have conceded to them the priv
lege Of joint occupancy, which can be
revoked by twelve months notice.
Why not organize a Territorial gov
eminent at once-apprise the British
Minister of an intention to take full
possession and wait the event. The
immigration pouring into this country
10 mostly from the States; they carry
with them the love Of our institutions
and the close sympathies Of kindred
blood-populated like this, any a,temp,
to subjugate would be but a renewal Of
the disasters Of the war of the Revolu.
ton for an object Of no value to them
when put in contrast with the means ia
be used in the attempt. and the almos,
absolute certainty of disgraceful failure.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-20
CONCERTS

4 Concert o. Secular Music Wiz he given
IN Tuesday evening, Feb. 18th, At the HiH
between Shao&ford's and K :. Adams
stores. under the direction Of Mr RoBsIS.;
consisting o. choice selection of Glccs,
Qnartetts, Duetts, Songs, &c, many OF
which have never bsf fore been surg in thia
Mace
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-20
SECOND CONCERT

Concert Of Sacred Music will also be-
gwen at the same place on Wednesday
evening, Feb. &c, consisting of Duets,
Motettes, Chorusses, Chants, &c, with &C.
compartment upon the Or gan and other
Instruments
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-20

Miss Irene Nichols, the "Kennebec
Factory Girl did not marry General
Herrera. after all, but jonted her for
tunes to a Mr. Hanchild, keeper of a
Mercantile House Of Durango. 1t is a
pity to spoil SO good story but it can,
be helped.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-20

Mr. King. Minister to France, i. is
said will return to the United States in
consequence Of i'll health. His friends
desire Mr. Polk to make him Cabinet
officer.
Hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1843-1845, 1845-02-20

Two veins Of copper ore, have been
discovered in Lancaster County, Penn.
sylvania, which give promise Of great
value; yielding large per cent of pure
metal.