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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-10-17

"1.awless Banditti,' 'Robbers of the
public domain - driving them from thei,
homes at the point Of the bayonet," with
a sprinkle of inuendo land so fortbs. ''mav
be seen in almost every number of the
pensioned press i'll this city, that has been
published for the last two months. For
the purpose of prejudieing the settlers
against Mr. Clay, these epithets --unwor-
thy of any enlightened individual
put into the mouth of this distinguished
statesman, as the veritable words he utter.
ed when the pre-emption bill was under
discussion in the q. S. Senate. Now, we
have good authority for believing that Mr.
Clay never uttered these words, and if the
Editor Of the Gazette will prove that he
did, by some disinterested witness, we'll
promise that we never will make the afore-
said Henry Clay President Of the United
States-as long as we are citizen of this
Territory. We call for the proof-but
remember, Senator Young's garbled state
ment that Mr. c. made him take back in
the Senate will not be admitted as disin-
terested testimony.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-10-17

position to improve the intellect and NOR
ais, which we have long hoped to see,
We trust the gentlemen engaged in it,
will continue in their work of we'll doing.
Let our citizens encourage their efforts
and lend them helping hand whenever
assistance is required. The benefits OF
such associations are ofincalculable advan-
tage both to the persons Immediately en-
gagged in them, and to the community in
which they are situated. We commend
the subject to the consideration of our
readers.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-10-17

Burlington Land Office Money-Gold.
Silver and Missouri Bank paper.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-10-17

A part Of the following extract from
Brother Jonathan appeared in our last
number, but as the subject is important
and interesting to all and will probably be
brought before Congress at an early date,
we publish the whole extract in its con-
neyinn.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-10-17

''The Patriot-for what object is best
known to itself-within the last few weeks
has teemed with professions of the most
dlsinterested friendship for the settlers on
the public domain
Within the last few weeks, truly! If
you had not desired to hide the whole
truth, you might have said for the last ten
years; for proof of which we refer you to
the columns of the Illinois Patriot-our
anonymous correspondence with eastern
many of these very settlers
who formerly resided in Illinois, and who
were acquainted with our course long be-
fore the presiding dandy of the Gazette
came to the Western country.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-10-17
THE POST OFFICE.

1t was announced, through our neWspa-
pers, on the arrival of the Great Western,
that the Penny Post Office Bill. of which
we gave full account in our paper. had
passed both houses Of Parliament, and re-
ceived the signature Of the Queen, and
was now law in England. ANY man, resi-
ding in Great Britain, or Ireland, may send
letter to any part of the United Kingdom
almost free of expense. 1t is in fact an
extension to any subject of the British
crown of the franking privilege. We
prophecy that it will be of incalculahle
benefit that it will of itself do more for
the general suffusion of intelligence and
useful knowledge than all the proceedings
OF all the societies which have hitherto
been established exclusively for that pur-
pose.
The Democratic Review-from which
we formerly condensed an able and salts.
factory article on this subject, detailing
fully Mr., Rowland Hills plan-is COM !.
menced this month with dissertation con
the Progress and Present Condition Of the
General Post Office Promising that we
are to be indebted for our facts 70 tha,
article, we may remark that the most i'm.
pllclt reliance, doubtless, may be placed
upon It's statements appearing, as it does
In work published at the seat of govern.
melat, and one, which from the government
patronage and favor extended TO it NAV be
sad to carry semi-oficial authority.
we may conclude that bill, similar to
th lat VIII, which has just passed in England.
VIII be introduced into the coming Con
gress, presuming that the able writer in
the DemocratloReview has taken his cue
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-10-17

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The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1839-10-17

NO One Tastes so good Fruits, as he wso
Raises them.--i'his is particularly true as
regards the small fruits of summer. The
Black Mulberry. us is stated in the En-.
cyclopedia Americana, is sin perfection
only aieW moments, and that at the time
when it can be detached from the tree by
a slight shaking of the branches aAil
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BA z A a R.

EXCHANGE HOTEL
DUSE & ALLAN would respectfully call the at
ID tenon of citizens and strangers to their complete
assortment; Of Gentemen'S linen shirts, do Cambria
win linen fronts. fashionable linen fronts: linen col"
lars: silk, cotton aud mcrino under shrs and drawers
cambric and silk andkerchets: black and fancy cia-
watts in great Variety stocks Of every description: gum
elastic and cotton suspendcrs: silk cotton and thread
gloves: gents hoskin gloves umbclIas and gold
mounted.
Also,-Splenld assortmcn; of ladies and gents wri-
ting DESKS dressing cases, port olios. perumery cut
Iery, and rich fancy goods.
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Gun DC oNtdtHeu by paying To
lars for the Trip.
THE JACKSON AND LACOURsE STREETCARS
Leave Cuuai street O'Clock, A. NJ. and run houry
calf past7 o'clock this will running every hail
hour and continue throughout the day until oclo r.
from the head ofJHck>on street..
Persons going by the Locomotive provide themselves
with Tickets money will be taken by the cnu,
20 flee New Orleans aud Carrolllon Rail Rond Company
POydras street. JOHN HAMPSON.
nov29 Chief Eug. N. . c. X X
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~HINESE TRuNKS--Just received an assert.
,no,hs with peculiar brass lucHs well adapted for la
dies dresee~ ~ for holding papers SC, b~ing extremely
gilt aud hama. unle ,ioI s7e al GOSSIP 4 co,
iel6 E%t iMise hulel ~ @harisst
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TO THE LADIES.

DIR HULL'S UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER
1NHIS new instrument for the radical cure of Pro.
/ lapsns Utcr, or Falling Of thu Womb by cx-
tcrnal application superscding the use Of the OBJ
jectionable prcssary, is confidently recommended
to the afflicted the means OF perfect rcstor ton
to health. it never having failed of performing
cure, even under the most aggravated circun'stan
ces 1t has received tho decided appreciation Of
Sir Ashley Cooper OF London Sir Benjamin C
Brode Sir James Clark, Physician 10 the Queen;
DR. Ashwcll. Lecturer on midwifery to Guys Hos.
pitAl DR. Rigby, lecturer to St Bartholomews; DR.
Griffith, lecturer to Westminster Hospital; DR.
Ramsboihar, lecturer to london hospital; Robert
Ferguson, lecturer to Westminster lying.in hospit.
al DR. Swea,nan, lecturer to Middlesex hospital,
and senior accoucheur to Queen Charlottc's lying
in.hcspi,al also by Horny Davies. Conquest !;
Bundeil, Lee, Mcrriman, surgeon Keates, &c by
DR. Morreau, president OF the Academic R"ayale
dc Medicine, Paris, and Accoueher to the Duchess
D'Orleans professors Vclpcou, Marjon. Paul
Dubois. Sa son and others-and in New York BY
professor W Francis, G 5 Bedford. NJ d profas.
sor of midwifery in the university of the city Of
New York, prots. DeIafnld, and Francis, U John.
ston, prcsdcn, County Med Society, Laurens Hull
president med society State of N York, plots jas
McNaugh,on Of Albany, pr6fs March, Cyrus Per-
ms, D,ane--Drs Thos Boyd, Gilbert Smith,
! Hosack, S,carns. Ludlow, Nissan, VucIe, Power,
Grayson, Van Rensselaer,, and MANY other distin-
gushcd physic.r in tho U States.
A & iiull, Office Vessey ST, Aston House N
York.
with DR. HulI's improved Trusses for Hernia, will
be- kept by SICKLES g. Co. N Orleans,
A q Carpenter, Natchez; Stone II Marsh, Wood.
vile; Booth and Mallory, Memphis; W ID Wik..
son, Somervillc; Hall and Washington, Nashville
F.. Nc Naray and II a",ilton d.; r l.. Bliss. Florence
Ala; J G Spotswood, Athens; irhy and Mastn
huntsville; Du Bose and Rolf, Mobile. apl I'M
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CARD TIE LADIES

CARD 10 THE LADIES.
"lLLlAM BELL, No: 10 Charities street, contin.
w ues To purchase old broken Jewelrv, old gold
silver in any form Whatever and pay the highest
price in Orleans.
Ladies who may have old fashioned gold jewelry,
viz: ear ornaments chains, necklaces buckles, finger
rings or in fact any articles Of the line, which is lying
die and of no Use to them, can exchange the same
good advantage, by calling us above.
N B-Watcl,es Je~e ry and Spectaces repaired in
The hes, manner-churges moderate.
.olO
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FALL Il WINTER CLOTHING. e..
P. FREEMAN Il CO., No 3, Magazine street,
j, are receiving their supplies Of Fall and Winter
Clothing, and will continue 10 receive shipnen,s regu-
larry throughout the season. Their assortment being
the county, the shortest notice; for sale wholesale
4 retail, on accommodating terms.
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EOK iIIAISlES'I'llN
ElI, LIVERPOOL

II The A und fast sal ing bnrquc l.Au-
LEM RENS, Cupt in Merrill. will huvc imnr-
AAAg ,ntr despatch for the above port, hav' ny the
greater mart of her cargo engaged. For balance Of
freight or passage applyto l. II GALE,
aIO 80 Common 1t
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CDEPOT OF CELEBRATED WINES.
on hand and regularly supplied
with tile most celebrated Wines, warranted pure
imported, Cordala, London beer, &c.
RHENISH WINES.
Oldest Leisten and Stein Wine; SteiIberger
our I.a.iy's Milk; Jol,annisberger; R"desheimcr
Sparkling Hook; Dom Hook, Of 1925
Hockhe;,ner, 1897; Nlarcobrunner; ,iraefenberser
Nlerensteine, Rhensli wine glasses
-. BORDEAUX WINES.
Chatenm Murgaux aud Chateau Lafte; larose
Leovte; Palmer Margaux
Superior 81 Julien and st Emion
St Esteiphe and st Julien excellent table c'a'"t
A few huff hogshends Of st Julien MedOc
WHITE WINES.
Hermitage, Sau,erne, Barsac and Graves
DESERT WINES.
Genuine L,,neI and Frongnac MusCat
CHAMPAGNE WINES.
White and Red, Sillrrv nnd Oeil de Perdrx
BURGUNDY WINES.
Romance, Cha,nbern, Clos de VOugeOt an
Nuts, Sparkling Burgundy mar 10
lie. Ia, Cr,uo auhont mi
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4 Card.
ORLEANS LITHOGRAPI!IC ESTABLISH
NE r, 53 MAGAZINE STREET,
OPPOSITE BANKS AkCA'E
wv GREENE. returns his sincere thanks t" his
w trie IDS and the public Of New Orlra"s for the
oatronaRe bestowed on him tor The last years. and
heps lray. To assure them that all orders comn ted to
his charge shall he punciua'y attended To; he will
usual, Keep the Office open during the sunm"', aud
shall he always ready to strike of merchants c'r'u-
lars business and address cards funeral notices. nups,
mans and drawings, o every description, ~ the
shortest notice. and ON the mos, reasonable terms.
Being assisted artists super any other establish
meut in the civ aud from long experience i'll the
photographic line, he feels confident 81 giving entire
Satisfaction. ;,
Nh Apo,hecaries and druggists labels executed in
as good style copperlate engraving and at one
,ra oC ,hs exu.nse jv24
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I.OR HnkDEAEX,

FOR BORDEAUX.
Fl The brig VERNON, Captain Perkins
,i1sM wants 900 bcs cotton TO fill up. For tre sht
zE, of which, pussagc, apply to
arr "a In GALE, SO Common ST
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GEORGE C. CHlLDS,
A T,r0RNEY AT LAW.

GEORGE c. CllILDS,
ATTORNEY At LAW,
VN1Ul attend the Supreme Court, and the District
w Courts, of Harrisburg aud sons of the adjacent
cour'ies-Oifice at the City Of Houston
Claims on the government, eHhFr tor Bounty Land
or money! will be undertake, an promptly attended
to either for non residents or residents OF Texas.
Address from the United S,atrs--Ciy o! Houston
to the care of ). Kicker, r. (resas Post Office Agent
New Orleans. BIN MARI
u EANS-lO bills landing from steamboat st Louis
\ for sale bv ABRAHAM TRiER.
mnr Is 1874 Magazine st
= iFE OF CARD. NAL CHEVEEUS, Arc, bishop
l 4 Of Bordeaux, by the Rev. Huen Donhourr, ex
oufessur Of theology translated from the French by
Robert NJ Walsh. just received and for sale by
,mi6 70 4ATOWAR, 40 Camp st
m ANII.LA. IORDAGE--A complete. aSso, l,sn
wi uf Nlunna Coflagr aud Huwsers for lie by
mar SN ~ WHttNEY, 10 Camp s
1aAfS-lO cases blk silk plush Hats, for sale by
mar 9 SHALL. Il BROWN, % Magazine +
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00astwlse.
FOR BALTIMORE
FOR NEW YORK

FOR NEW YORK.
Fl The A | ship ROBERT BOVINE, having
6TA the most of her cargo engaged, n"d going on
1LAA1 board, will meet with despatch. For freight
or pnS4ngc up ~ on board opposite the Orleans cotton
press nr 10 READ L. BARSTOW
MI ! Bank place,
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fSUNNY BAGs-l0O bales 20 5usllel gunny bags,
~ IN siule and fnr "a civ -
Fall } TH.AYER s. co, 7iPoydrs street
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FOR NEW YORK.
fl The nrn mud very fast sailing brig HIS
,IrNa TOltlAN, Cnpt Tinker, can take til" h''lk OF
10y. 500 barrels, having the greater part OF her
cars" on bonrd. For terms, or passage, Amply to
mar 3 |. II GALE. % Common st
True American. [volume] (New Orleans [La.]) 1835-18??, 1839-04-16

LAZY .Nontagues Compound Chinese Soap re
commended bv he ladies' If Madrid and. Charles
ton, indeed ROYALTY, no. ility, the press, and tho
gigantic balance Of all things. public opinion has
euogised II aud placed the efficiency of Lady l..
Montagues compound Chinese soap beyond sus.
picon Tor letter ring worm, pimpes on the face,
sun burn, tan, eruption, prickIv heat, and affscs
tns of the skin, the healing qualilips Of ,his soap
! will soon eradicate. l, is recommended a. ii,
emoent shaving sop or compound for gentle
| men, for beautityins tho complexion, removing
freckles, and lmparling freshHess mud deIicacy TO
the complexion. The aiistocratlc distinction Of q
sof, aud white hand, is with many m object of
considerable interest, Exposure If warm elm sses
the neck face and hands become tanned or hard
ened, and the inventions of modern che mslry hsve
been rendered suhservleht no, merely the peces.
sary every day ar'sot if' but 10 i,s lxsdsiss
and elegancles.
Sold Wholesale and retail at No. IS Cus,on-
house st. Puce 81. oi >,
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N A <LS-18 kegs Ian =
l Y and for sue by SHALL BROWN,
mar 90 IS Magazine st

Mems aud Boys LIST quality kip Brogans aud FINE.
kip and calf Bouts landing from ship Forum, fur sne by
mar IS |. BRIDGE " Gu, 1874 Magazine
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TLLUSTRATEDe Ailion of James on The Pnssions,l Is
l. splendid Eueruvinss. l..
Memoirs Of Charles Mathews, Comnedian, ny Mrs.
Mathew in , vols. lust received and for sale by
mar q ALEX TOWAR, AZ, Camp s,
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NICHOLAS NlCkLEBY-Nos7 7, +" and ., also the
l Y first six numbers in one tract, with variety OF
very interesting books just reccved and for sale by
ml2 TOWAR, 49 Camp st
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Fl The new fo-t sailing hanne EOIIiS.
I'm CilII.D,Iap'a,n I.""ry, has half her cary"
AAAAE engaged, and will have despatch. For BAT
anrr o ireig or passrse apply IT,
al So y WHITNEY, q >anp 81
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VALUABLE ENGIISH WUKKS.
MENTIONS Principal, ia two volumes
~ Wright's Commentary Oh Newton's Principia, in
2 vols
ita.'s Practical and Scientific Treatise OIL Calcarious
MOrtars and Clements, IN vol.
Smith Panorama Of Science and Art embracing the
principal sciences and arts; the methods Of wor,-
ton OF useful and interesting processes and expert
/ ments, in 2 vols, with illustrative engravinss.
Hutton's Matl,etnalical Tables; containing the COM
mon, hyperhOlic, and Eoge~,ic logarhn's. Also
Sines Tangent, Secants and Versed Sinas, both
nautical AMI logarhmic and The complete descrip-
ton and use ufthe tables. -.
Simpsons Doctrine and Arrlta,nn Of Finsons' in
vols. Fur sale BY WIN NckEAN, =
| april cor Camp and Cc''""" 81
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EGGS-4 bbls landing from steamboat S. Louis, for
IL sale by ABRAHAM IklEK,
~ tIrRVIer At
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VNyHlSKEY-5U barrels whiskey, landing from
w steamer Fussr, for sale by
ms STETSON g. AVERY SO Gravier st
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w steamer Fusiler, for sale by
r tNSEED OILS casks receiving from Ne" York
La per ship Mississippi and for sale by
MS Shall. Il BROWN, 81 Magazine At
1fVENNESSEE TOBACiO-7 hhds Of Prime qual-
IT, landing fran steamboat Homes, for sale by
apl s ABRAHAM TRlEk, "a Grasier ct
V1ENISON TlAMS-2 boxes, landing FROM steamer
Y Homer, for sale by ABRAHAM IRlER.
apis ~ Gra.ier .
uDEACH BRANDY-l0 barrels old peach brandy,
ra e. sale x READS BARs7ow, Bark place
NtCHOLAS NlCKLEBY-Nos. 2, s and 8: also
very interesting books just received for sale by
ml7 :. TOWAR, 40 Camp at
11KLt.ANs' ;ITHOUKAPHlC, PRINTING OF.
~ FlCE, 50 Magazine street, Opposite Banks Ar.
rade.
: w GREENE takes pleasure in announcing to his
friend. Md the citizens of New Orleans, that I've has al
lergil, brought Lhograph, on par it'll copper plate
Stins and from the iat tes tue art has over copper
nsts engraving, he execute all Orers entrusted to
him, ii one half expense OF engraving and nearly as
Cheap a. type printing.
Merchants wishing Circulars sent out in their own
hand writing, can lave any quantity at few hours
notice: Or they will he executed for them in beautiful
tylc such has heretofore given general satisfaction
10 all he respectable commission houses IN this
ry. Gentlemen DESTROYS OF having Visiting or Bust
pAss Cards finished in the best mansr, i'll DO well bv
calling ut he office and see specimens.
n, Feb ], 1889
N Blank notes, neatly executed, and circulars
crinted at one hours notice.. 49,.
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rANDlES- 81 boxes sperm candles, just recei> cd
~ per ship Orleans, tor sale BY
mil SHALL. T. BROWN. sc Magazine st
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-10
The Sailafp.

The Bank Bill is yet before this body, and ii has call
ed forth Il coed deal Of debate Several amendments
have been proposed but The only yet adopted yes
tcrday) was proposition made BY Mr.. Smith "i Cul-
pcpcr requrn. the Banks 10 pay the interest the
Public Debt in SPrc;c its 'qnra'cm One of TN"
grounds taken for this provision is, that whilst ndvdu-
ais could compel The Banks pay their notes III specie
with legal interest BY summary process IN 10 days ,ilc
Commonwealth had no such means Of obtaining specie
from thcm.)
Yesterday this Bill for the temporary relief Of
the Banks was further considered, and the discus
son upon Mr. Smiths amendment was continued
hy Ncssrs LYONS Anderson, touldn, Cooke, Pryi"n,
smith, Faulkner and Scott. Tn" amendment was
odon,rd-avcs H. noes - Mr. Atkinson then offered
substitute t. lhc bill, which he supported at some
length WhcI, Ir concluded, the Senate adjourned.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-12-10
SJ,yyddu, DSr.

mtHrddp, D'c. I.
\ communication received from Tie Governor,
COVERING general statement of the condition OF the
Farmers Bank, on the I'd instant, with table, show
ina the den om;naons of notes IN circulation, the deal
ints in exchange, and the real estate Of the Bank
MIR Bygp called up the rngrosscd bill "changing the
TIM. Of holding III" Corporation Cont for the town OF
Winchester which was passed and sent to the Senate
by Mr. Byrd.
An cngrosscd bill o authorize the Court of Norfolk
county to the ferries Of that county by agent,
was read third time and passed, with the following
RYDER proposed hy Mr. dgc:-Pr0r'dtd, horcrtr,
that no such loan or loans shall he negotiated BY sad
Court unless all the acting justices of said county
shall have been first duly summoned for that purpose.
Petitions were prcscntcd:-By Mr.. AEwsrEoXc from
Henry HAYS, of Harrison, praying Tor pension on nc
count Of services against the lnd'an*-Rv Mr. ALDER
son from citizens Of Nicholas county, praying for an
additional appropriation of money, 10 complete the Road
leading from lEunlrrsvillc in Pocahontas, TO Summer
vile. in Nicholas County.-Bv Mr.. BuRwELr, Of c.,
from Philip Nelson and wife, praying for act direct
mo the payment of the sum Of f7l62 II H. " h SIX
per cent interest, from July, l1o9 paid INTO the Urea
sury BY the late Gen Thomas Nelson, Of orktown.-
BY Mr. MITCHELL, from Dr. George Tor the remission
of fine imposed by the Superior Court OF bedford, Tor
retailing ardent spirits, without licensc-hy Alr Pow
ELL from Charlotte F. Helm, of Fairfax, for divorce
from her husband Henry p. Heim.-By Mr.. POWELL,
petition from Charles Murray, frechclder III the
couutv of Farfax-By lr. CABELL, from the citizens
of Amherst, Campbell and Buckingham, tor law
changing the time Of holding the Superior Courts OF
Law and Chancerv for Amherst County-By Mr.
HrpSALL from James VI. Smith for the passage OF an
act authorizing him erect wharf on the East side OF
Coan River, in Northumberland County.-By MI
CT Ark Of H., from sundry citizens ofHalltax County
for precinct election al the house OF H. BlankcnshP
IN the fork of Stanton and Dan Rivers
Mr.. ScoTr of NJ submitted the following resolu
ton: -,
Resolrcd. That the Committee on Schools and Col
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The Wing press and par,isans are hitting away at
Mr. Garland; the Clerk of the II. of R.-Such attacks
cannet shake injure HIM The Wing Orators IN
Congress abuse him. without suffering him to be heard
HIS side however will be heardand then, the People
Will ask what other course could he have taken in
case where two sets Of cert fcates we're placed IN ms
hands-wth two returns-two sets OF clalmanls-ihe
Governor of ~ Jersey the one SIDE and The feoPe
os Jersey on the other-and fraud attempted to be
palned upon Congress for party uses aud the votes
Of the people suppressed for the purpose Of controlling
the organ zation Of the House.-Nlr g. would not as
sumo the office of Judge-He would not undertake to
decide between them; but left il to the House to deter
mine os thew rghtfully and constitutonay must, the
returns and Qualifications of their own members. Such
was the course in the famous of Moore and Letch
erAnd for this Hugh A. Garland to be abused and