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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-29
ohIo-Appciated by The LrglsaIure-lrrm oi ullice :

ohlo-APpointed by The Legisalure-term oi ullice
years.
Rhode lsland-appainted BY the Legislature hold
rhIfe unl removed by the Legislature.
keatuckgE Elected by the peapl--Cicul Judges
hold office years. supreme court ye7rs
Ahbama--Cr cut Judges elected by the peo1lr-sn
prone judges by he Leglslatue-ern If flee . We RS
nosslyana-Elerled by the Ie, ple-term of of-e
IN Supreme court Is years. ia common pleas 10 ami ;
wears.
Massachusetts Appointed by The Exeeuliye-teIm II
ofliee during good behaviour.
Mississippi Elected by ,he pc pie Ci.cut judges
hold Office Years. supreme c5ufi L. chancellor T. JUS
tees of peace , y,afs
New Je'sry-Apfoioted by thu Governor. with the
consent If he Sensie-tttm Of Office years
New Iofk-Eleelcd b, the psople-term Of office
years.
Wisconsin Eeccl BY the reapv-term Of office
yeas.
Iva Elected BY the reop'e-term # flee 6 years
llnols-Elerted by the peope-term Of Office IN Su.
pfeme court years circuit . years.
New Ham shife-By the Executive term of office
duung good behaviour, IN il "a yeas old.
ieNas-fl cited by the pcojle--trtm oi office years
North Carolina BY The lcgslatute-torm Of office
during good behaviour.
Nermlnt-By the | ee islatnre-term of office year.
Delaware-By the Gavernur-tem of office during
good behaviour, bn removable by two thirds vote
Florlda-By the l. gis'amre- term uf office 5 years
GOVERNORS.
he Governor Of every Saie Is elected by the people
Except tie Governors OF south Carolina and Virginia
who are appointed by The Legislature.
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HOW Judges ARE APPOINTED.

Marylaad Appointed by the Execu ive-em of of.
flee during good behaviour.
Lonlslana-Apponted by the Executive. with the
consent of the Senale--term of office years
Missouri Appointed by the Executive, with The con-
sent OF the Senateterm during good behaviour until
90 years old.
connee,'cnt-Appointcd hv the Legislature term d.
ing good behaviour, until 20 years old
south Carolina Appointed by the Legis!1ture- term
during good behaviour but removable by two thirds
vote
~ lenn'sSee-Appoinred by the Legislature term of
once years for circuit IL FIR supreme court.
Georga-Circuil judges elected by the people-jndg
OF lhe supreme court appointed by the ieglslaue-Cir
cnll Judges bold office years, Supreme Judges years
Arkansas AppDinedby the Executive ifcui judy
eS h"id office years. supreme judges years.
years.
lndiana-Apponted by The Executive. with the cou
'e' Mo-. OF the Lcg,satnfe--term of office years.
Mlchigan-Elected by the rcople--,eIm If Office
years.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-29

sof which shall 90 the officer making the srrest--
,beneyer punishment by stripes i. nfie cd any
delinquent. by officer, other than the one making the
arrest one halfof the fee for whipping shall 90 to him
who made the arrest
S,c,;on o-This ordinance shall be in force upon and
81, ,hs--dsv of--nsa'.
p,sssot-Jahn Il. Mcdaniel. member.
pa,er r Booker. Weghmasler al the public scales.
made the usual return for the quarter ending this day,
limiting The Tfeasurer's receipt for t5S Sc cs., the
,ounl received by him for weighing. which read
and received aud his account for his salary and station
,ry amounting To t5i were ordered to be pa d
The sum Of 400 ordered 10 be psd t, The Char
man Of the Street Committee, be subject u their
der
And then the board adjourned.
ROBES, Crk.
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And then the board adj nrned
From The Noc York journal Of Commerce.
COMMERCE. OF MEN YORK.

If we excep Liverpool. aud we are not sure that II
should be exrefted the history oi the world dues not al
ford parallel the city If New York, in the rapdlty ol
its march Il, commercial greatness. lis p pnttion and
wealth have kept pace with lis Commerce. The frs
Of the annexed tables, shows the tnn 90 which has
arrived hste im feign countries in each calendar year
from 1921 10 1910 both inclusive. The second table
shows the value Of imports at this port in each Of said
years. from foreign Countries, and Of exports from this
port To foreign Countries Il will be that the increase
Of tonnage within the % years men'ned. IS near 700
per cen aud of imports aud exports lron 500 4 4oo
per cent About two thirds of all the foreign comm d
es impnted ino the United Siaies are at this pHt,
and it is be coming and the centre OF business
operations for the VIII lie county
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-29

RICHMOND. Anonst %

IN iiMoN', August .
TOBACCO Receipts athcr larger this week ihon
last aud thu market continues brisk The late account,
received from In growing ciop in the We.t, well MS
HAT II the Virginia and North Carolina erops are very
u0avorahc' We reHew our former quotations; I.u.s
s. to g.; Leaf, common 10 god, IS 80 10 $40 good
and fine manufacturing $40 10 $i1, common and fac
shipping 80 10 sl5
rLOUR-&5 25 Ia IS 3 S for old ri hmond and
ScottsyiIlc; new 81 37l Thu only demand retail
WHEAT New 81 10 for red. aud 81 ! ) or wlnlc.
toRN-6o els pr hnshel. Demand light.
OAIS We quote 10 cents per bushc the selling
RyE-A good demand for distilliog, at 69 cents per
buslel Tor aoeNtm prime article
WHEAT OFFAI,.-Ban ia eta. Shorts II cts;
Brown Suls 25 cents Sim Stun IL cents per bushcI
CORN MEALS to 50 cents per bushel.
PROVISIONS
Wequoe rev city cured Bacon 7n7i cts hog round;
Western sides 6a63c; prime shoulders 5a5i; Com
mon do iaa4. "Qneen Citvo hams lOl new llaus
SAP els Land, IN bills, 7a1i cs.i IN kegs, las cts
BUTTER Mountain frldnliol7} cts pcrlb. fora
superior artlele an ordinary ahcle may be quoted at
10 cents.
COFFEE ,rsrvrol DAYS past tic market has been
more animated. aud Rio has advanced lac. We now
quote Iii, dcscrip al l0oi laguayn l0llO5; Java
ll3a13
MoIASSES-h4 u,ual at this season, continues
quiet but higher prices asked. say from Cuba 2a26
cts Parto Rec = 80 cts New o lean, % 80 per
gaoa
SUGARS-1he con 'ioued improvement Of prices in
The Northern ties consequent upon small soc,s have
bad rs fleet upon market With firm feeling
prices have edvancei la4c W. quote n Oh.ins &.
az; Wesl uda Ga1 ets; double loaf lO5dl.
FLAXSEFD 81 lr-none arriving.
CIONERSEED 81, 81, per bushc dull
BFESW AX-22 n % cts. per ID
CANDLES We quote allow Candles | Ial2 cts
IIuh's patent lic; Jackson's d. l2,c; Parapsco ada
manliue 26,27 cts; spermacer AZ IA cls Cincinna
adamaniine 26a2S els
FEATHERS 81 80 cts per H. for goose.
FlSH-No. cul lIruines Sc so. MackercI-No. :,
sI3-2 go. So Shnd-noue in market.
RICE. ceuts for ptlme.
MERCER POTATOEs-N ne in market
iIDFS-Green sailed cents per h.; Cali sailed ST
cents to 81 ~ each; spanish 2bal5 cs.
IRON Ply Iron t2l 10 $50, according 10 quality
Swedes sos per Ton; English sos; Tredegar (RIchmond
manufacory 500 Up Country Bar tS5 to 81 J. accord
ing to quality. Nails 4 cts
IlME.-Sales of 1homaston at 81 from the whan
aad Camden 90c.
PLASTER-Lump s. from the wharf; on the
SOLE LEArliIR--Gopd Is To 10 els Damaged
l2al6
SALT-tl 50 from store 81 a. from whnrf.
FREIGllrS
Nothing dung 10 foreign relgha.
New Yorlt-FIonr. per Dbl, 10 cts Coal, Sc per
bushel; robaceo, s 50 per hid, boxes s cts.
Boson--foor ~ cents, coal, none shipping; Tobacco
per hhd., 81 50; boxes 20 CENTS
Baliinure-Coal 3 cents.
Philadelphia 20 cenrs Tobacco 81, per hid
20 for boxes; Coal s. per busel, PhIIadt pha
measure
On The Canal-'ro Lyachbnrg and intermediate pla
ces, 10 cents per I00Ibs.
R1ruMosp Aug. %, 1850.
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TELEGRAPH CHURN!!

fblt undersigned having B,cnfed the ght 10 the State 1T
Virginia, IA thisnow anl most valuable invention sd,
ttua ui dpong tountt .Wghts Ia makc and vond,
sad thnQs ou The mpAt tso,oble rttms.
hcahe,e invention Vas patented on the isi June, lstp,
aud nc saue1 1t daY at January $50 and IA doubtless the
bet thun tNtlut, producing butter from to ~,
aud gathering II ina ro altrt ohurnmg It Is asoas simple
e" construction and perhaps mote easily cleaned tan any
othrruon inhsu.
lhis Ghnrn was exhibited Ut the last Fn,r Of the American
hstiuc, IN city ol Nov Yor, aud There tested with
many other thnns, the result Nhs Silver Medal
awarded T. This uc OF the others much
complimentary notice, bun the Managers oi the Institute.
. naN used IA the largest dairy counties In Nuw York,
and bids h 10 div every othct Ghutn au ot Ce.
eaie as Ia ts ,Han'y, be by calling the sub
scGheri b-ei atl oelit demensraan will he given
all desiring H. Letters Ia The subscriber, post paid, viii he
promptly attended 10.
speeimen oi the above may be at the store of
Messrs Thurman "a Srh5Ihold, " ho VIII shortly have the
Ghmns On hand lot sale.
July - emit Jas H. WARD.
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13S.S00
1Si nnartnI 20.

II should be noted that coaslnI vessels laden wholly
vi American produce OF manufactures, except distilled
splrits are not required 10 char the Custom
House. The ab've statement, therefore, presents but a
very imperfect view Of the iug business of The POI
II the amount doubled, would probably be quite
wi hin the truth.
Among the vessels plying 10 and from New York, e
twenty nre steamships. (ncuding neay finished
constituting eleven lines foreign domestic ports
four hundred and forty five sailing vessels owned chief
y by New Workers, and constituting sxtythree lines Of
packets. VIII oh depart periodically from cur port
ting fifty lines, which iregnlarly,-a multitude
Of canal heats aud barges bringing The products of The
vast INTERIOR, lines Of steam propelers, composed
Of wenty .one boats and liver and steamboats, in
great numbers. New York well be called The me
tropis Of the western world The statistics of those
Ilous lines, &C. are given IN detail by Mr. Belden,
In his New York, Past. Present and Future"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-08-29
DANVILLEFEMALE ACADEMY.

l'lif ne sesston ot thu restitution vii hrpm Tues.
dafl briohsI 1T, under thu rBro o The subscriber
Principal aided by Nh Dame and Mrs II Potts Of Rich
mond, with anhnthrr ASSISTANTS the number Of puIns
may require Ssalrs ahnullattrnl po7.i ble the fret
II the =eas"n. homieal, Pnlsp 4fd and Astronomical
ArpHs J., ia the possession 81 The Academy by VIM Il
those Seiruc,s Nuehlerc experimental usliliion- aic
pleasantly aud thoroughly taught.
Fmthsr information eanb obaiocd upon application IT,
GEO. W. DAME, Principal.
Aue20-Viw
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- GMi1Ie 40 .FE0glsfr0fcs.

WITH practical forms for the discharge of their DUTIES
w OF court; which added prec, dens. hr the
OF Pro ecuors, Sherih, Cooners, Coustabes, Eeha
tors Clerks, sse adapted TO the new Code of Virginia BY
Joseh Mayo, Counsellor at Law and Public Prosecutor
the liusthg Court Of cmnond Just received aud h sale
by JOHN y. RttHlts
lune lI--ll..
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The above it will be observed, is only the commerce
Of this port with foreign countrles. lis domestic
is sill greater, th1ugh unable 10 present
the statistics with exacness. The fllowino is state
menl Of The ,astwise entrances at the y. Y. Custom
House in lSlS lS49 and the | ST quarter of 1885,
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Rolling (kOtES.
sNlE subscribers have received fresh supply OF the
l. tied square mesh, all silk,
German .FlscF,0s Rolling (S0shs,

the best imported into the United States and warranted to b.
such all numbers from No to M. 10 II is only
" these Cloths that they the best all il
want will please call before buying elsewhere.
july I5-ilts hIEEM x GWATKIN.
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ladies Essess esso,;s afs,os..

FINIE subscriber has on baud beautiful assottnen of La
dies Dress Goods every description which he Will sell
at cost to make Tor his Fall Stock, which he will receive
ina short time call from the LADIES' respectfully solicit,
cd, as determined to sell at cost and no mistake
Aug i5-ts ID. I. g. PETERS.
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DIS SOL TEO.y..
.s'EIs' cover nv.
G go r & Z Ut. RUCKE Err,

tNNCilBURs, Va.
Atutsr /, lshn.
NlN6 purchased ol W ilmm Dell and James q. Brooks
ihc'f nttr=t ia the stock goods 81 BELT, Rnckcr
hnns and arn The well knu Store nun used by Them
respectfully ealls til attention ct his iicnd, and hs
ronatm 81 Whi, he member TO- his extensive stock
OF fnnry aud staple 1ty od.iats, Shoet, Sc. II entra
crqntc great variety 81 the desirable style Of goo
aHi will be sold extremely low. aud asks, that all wanting
ghads, viii give hn call lie will add few weeks
his present staclV large assortment Of the choice goods
81 the season, suited Ia the trade oil this ma and will
be able tn aner inducements the al goods
asen, house in all the upper country
AnpSZiHa
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FIRST VESSEL FOR LIVERPOOL,

LAe1N 'rliEA ship "JOtlANNEsn now at
pxr 4kFsA City Point, and the only load
NfNHbs N ng lor the above port. large portion III
Ss,.FtEt ~ her cargo being engaged, she will have
StssSIsS~ssE lnifh Dispatch, FREIGHT MOI ,ERATE.
hose desiring Imp Is nrte catl, application the
dctsigued. IuniAM \ WATSON
Aug - 3ut Richmond. Va
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commissioners safe OF land.

Nue pl decree ri the county cufl II canbrll, IN
the al Anlhon guardian e.v. Patterson and 9TH
O. shall. az the ih daY al Nueust the premises
ell Al public nuctton tu The highest bidder the LAND IN
The bill aud Ahbts IN sid mentioned tying Big ard
lfie hpsam tirt IA the euuutY at Campbell, adrinny
In lands 81 in, thbe anil others aud containing lie.
tefth "a tho deed filed sid casr, about 500 AGRt.s
ts Land has bon described tome as heing origin ally
deaso nal much wun, and ctslly susceptible 81 improve
mHnt 1t 4 At distance ot hdNeou and mile hnn
lsNnehhure = adjacent 10 the isurhhufg and Concord
lutnIt o#ma the laur4 River and kanawha Canal. u
contains hsi h Limestone, said Il be ensve vein III
Mahir anl sui'shle at mills machinery, the
mediate ,isptiN Il he canal ard Turnpike Dpussoin
ttth, Wiszh oIti1s an 1tpndunt supply 81 water
lho talt VII lac lot rt. nIrh 81 the ptfelasr
ur 77Vi b. uceetv upty the expenses 81 the sale and
eat ct suit and ut 81 t. . and = months, lof the
star lals with approved security VIII hr reqai, cd aud
thetr fettmul untd their p,tfna further se,uiity.
In te u believed T. be n1uostanrd, but acting tnm-
mzionot shall convey sa,h onl, vested by the
do.rr. kOBf. }. DAVIS, commr.
Inl, 29=tl1A
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Ep. .FSf DEWITT,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

XNbUl.p repeatedly Announce TO his tuends and ftu
W ctzept ui ypohbarR, and The public generally, that
he ho. jna arrived hom Philadelphia, aud opcned
.HCrck0iaa 7Uigorius establishment.
door To Nh John T. Wiahls Book Store where he will
kaa p'uusauty On band largo and we'll selected quantity
81 Broad Cloths, taaamcfrs aud Ncsngs, Of hr best ard
mast approved stylr, ot Frene, American and Engisn
manufacture, Inch he will maize up IN the very best sl,.
ri workmanship aud flush.
Also, lhdcs' Riding Habits, made to order lie has wit
hm the iee American, London and Partisan Fashions, and
vi continue Ia receive them regularly from ms foreson.
drut. ibey uniXe.
lie viii always ltep IN hand lew quits of Ready Made
Cloth sel supct rail,, To suit those y no wait
have heir dcr od, an1 feels confident they will be OF
sorh haetp Will give eatire Subtraction Terms
moderate, = MrnFAIfT,
Aug 22-iits Merchant Tanr.
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4tlnrrino.cs.

MARRIED On The 2lsl instant hy the Rev. Geo.
W ianohptnc, Cah Nm. " LUCAS. f Alabama,
to Miss VIRGINIA J. daugneroi c |. Thos. Datd
nl lKncllhnra.
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MACE & WINSTON,
srocers Il Commission Merchants.

RfCHHOND. IL
nftER fpk SALE UPON ACCOMMODATES
~ TEXANS
a,3 hass Rp. Lag Mancsibn and Lava Cofler,
lbj hhhs 81 K and ttanh,d Is.
~ paehaEss Loaf. trI-ltsd and pnteiisca '"e'st
90 hhlS anl n're# Cuba aud T. x, l,t.a,.s..
- hau,H - ''aas'',
30 rWc t1st Vinegar,
- astscs fftmr lltte,
2oh tauclsrut, tmil, zoe, and gtoss 1loungs,
40 taNes Window Gl--.
Haa F." sperm. ajamanttae aud taau Candles,
3ou sidos Sole Gather,
5po teams, r1P,l,ttat, aud wrapping Paper,
Gpn kegs Netls,
tons vast. shear AMI blister Stccl.
esniuus Caracas nltga.
100 packages Euupasdrt, imperial AMI btk Tea,
100 deztn painted Pals,
90 g" htnoms,
1On has shot
- baskets Champagne, aud large stock ul 6nc
Ntncs, aud liquors ot descriptions also every Other
altwo usually kept IN the blst regulat,d HOUSES
Aug - In
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s0sD Ioj. syYsefyt.

The highest ce=b price given or all Merchantable Wheat
delivered at Lumber house the b. in Airssrs G. & ~
b. Scpoe authorized purchase wheat tof cur
slant supply OF hacl and Ground Pester kept hand.
STEprOE y TAiIAFERO,
August t-w2mir
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gRsg NOTICE..
lash FOE ssl.eat,

wish opnrchae lurne the large quantity OF good
wheat Farmers VIII find il to their interest to give
call before they sell their crops viii purchase wheat
10 be delivered Al Mcssrs Lacy Tyfee's o. the basin
L,nchbarg, O Beaver Creek lumber house c,ups
the canal below this place. WIN w MOSBf.
Aug -Swif-Nilts
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FOR esl; NE.

$500, THE handsome Granite Front Tenement occupi-
,;;;I cd by -. w s y Kumbough, Hat AID Shoe
III Snre, Possession given lst September next Tor
to JAS l.. CLAY TOR
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nIDs1a'AFs1S.

ATRS. RICE will resume tic duties a. her School on
vi Monday, tho 2udoi September. She sthan4nl to
mout.
Aue2g WY
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ppsTpf,NE,aIrNI'

~, ~
The ahnvo mentioned ale Nas ppepinod, aud Mill take
place on the premises, at II \. NJ, tie 9TH September
next u J. d. [ omm,r
Aurlo=tTST
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-28

above representation, that we have faith
in the ability OF Great Britain to carry out
her plan Of grand monopoly; all that we
ask Of them is to take an accurate survey
OF British proceedings, ,and then determine
Tor themselves whether all that she has
done, and is doing through her present
Ministry, does not place her in the atti-
tude not only of a competitor in the worlds
markets, but of an active and dangerous
rival, using every means in her power to
break up and change the present system
Of this continent. If the Union stands.
and the American system is carried out,
with the necessary addition of vindicatine
the honor and influence of the Republic
on this continent, we stand the equal Of
Great Britain; if we suffer her political
managers not only to sow dissension among
ourselves, but, in mere contempt Of us.
and in anticipation Of our ruin, to seize,
without remorse, the territory of our re-
publican neighbors, we remain her Justly
despised inferior and servant.
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NATIONAL SONG.

By GEORGE W. s. NICHOLSON
The flag Of our Union once more o'er the sea
Unfurls its bright folds from the chords that
have bound it;
From billow to billow it proudly floats free
True hearts in their glory gather around it.
Oh! now has it burst all the bonds from Its breast,
Now millions OF patriots are shouting with glee,
And long viii it wave Ger the land of the West;
For the flag of our Union forever is free!
Our bold, fearless Eagle now touches each wave;
With wide-spreading pinions stretched over the
nation;
And huge rolling pillows now peacefully lave
Each side Of our land-the bright stars Of Crea-
tion.
No force can supplant u.s. we're brave to the core
We're free as the zephyr that skins DER the sea
Our banner is waving from shore unto shore,
And the bold fearless Eagle forever is free!
Our groves and our meadows, our bound
main,
Our grass growing valleys, our trackless savan-
nahs,
Our hills and our rivers. believing each plain,
In harmony ring with our heart felt hosannahs,
One shout more for Freedom! rejoice, all rejoice
The ship of our State is now ploughing the sea-
With high swelling hosoms we echo the voice,
For our own dearest naticn forever is free!
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-28

REFORMATION WAxrED.-Of William
Vest, who enlisted at Galena for the Mex
lean war in one Of the last companies
which started from Illinois. He is now
about 20 years Of age. has red hair,
freckled face, &c., and formerly resided
At Fort Winnebago, Wis. Any person
giving any information relative TO him 10
Henry Vest, at Madison. will be literally
rewarded.
Wisconsin and Illinois paper. please
copy.
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Bosror. Nov. 1872. II.

No choice for Governor by the people.
The Stats Senate will consist Of ten
Wings, twenty-five opposition. five no
choice, and two doubtful. The House, az
far as heard from, stands 158 Whig., l4e
opposition. and 81 no choice,
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-28

81 sss Q. EDWARDS JAMES NJ. BRoADwELL
1S.1IlM aim0Na
Mi r. Published every Thursday,
AN DD ANEihIN IT a III
Il Main street, near the Market House,
,by ED WARDS g. B ROAD WELL.
YiaA TERMS OF SUBSCRIPTION.
Il NO DoLLARs per year;to be paid in advance.
\ - six months, one dollar and twenty five cents
Y aasalcs.
- TERMS OF ADvERTISING:
sauafe uo tines minion,) one insertion, 81 90
de each additional insertion, so
a. one month, 90
.a 6o three months, Z 90
"a 10 one wear, 10 90
psofessi3us! clsis,tnnder lines) per annum, 90
narsSaass aiversising by the year will be
sn.islai 20 half column for 25 90
4 v0pAaextra ca,rge viii be made for all over
lalfa s,lsnn.
r1.ra 40 es:: will the nrice eofsubscription to the
,snes he inCiaasi in the above charges.
rNpPatent medicines, half column. year so 90
co do one column do SO 90
IN - YSrlington is the seat of Justice for Des
Nenss county aai contains about 5000 inhabitants.
nia sitassed on sae west bank of the Mlssissippi
liver, about go miles above st Louis.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1850-11-28

yUHOLESALE Dealers in Groceries and For
~ warding and Commits sion Merchants. Water
street, south side of Jefferson, Burlington, Iowa.
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Il. Rry6O1c.

HOUSE, Sign, Carriage and Ornamental Painter,
~ Glafier, Glider and Imitator of Wood, Marble,
&C.. ETC., south side Of Jefferson. three doors east
q Main street, Burlington. Iowa. (may ;, 'ie-ly
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prugh & Cook .

TT1HoLEsALE and Retail Dealers in Iron, Stoves
w Castings, Hollow Ware, etc. ..etc. Also, Man
sfacturers Of Tin. Copper and Sheet Iron Ware.
Jefferson street, Burlington, Iowa.
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TNUTLER-Makes Pen-Knves, Pocket-Knives,
~ Raaors, scissors, &c. Also Ts.Grinas and re-
Pairs same cheap. SHoP on Main street. between
0ooAtaSeoo end Cola0hiA, Dartingtou, Iawa.ssssss4
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2 p CUULbAUGH J. HENRY GEA
w. r. COOIbauCh e CO.
II. ID. .T0ggIr.

nEALER in Dry Goods, Groceries, Hardware,
OQueensware, Boots. Shoes, Hats, Caps, etc., in
the store formerly occupied by Thos Hedge, JEFF
ferSon street, Burlington. (may rs, $50
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HENERAL AGENT AMI Commission Merchant.
~ Jefferson, between Main and Water streets,
Darlington, Iowa.
DEALER IN staple Dry Goods, Groceries. Ii
(uOrS. Boots. shoes. etc. etc.
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W.0. CHAMHEKLlN ID RAND.
w. u. Ch berlin 4 co..
INEALERs in Lumber, Shingles, Laths and square
IL Timber. I7.Otfice near Rand's Pork House.
burlington. aug .. .,4a