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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-10-08
UNIVERSITY OF rENNsYLvANIA.

UNIVERSITY Of TENNSY ~ NNIA
MEDICAL DEPARTMENT -Ss..inn lSiliil.
TIME Lectures VIII Monday the III oi Novem
her aud continued, under The following arrangement,
the middle of March .nsnine:
Pr ce and Theory Of Medicine, by Nathaniel Chapman, NJ
Chemistry, bv Robert Hare W. u.
Surgery, Ly Wm Gibson, VI. u.
Anatomy by VIM. +. lornrr, VI. d.
Institutes Of Medicine, by samuel Jackson, W. D.
Mnlea Mr,Iica ard Pharmacy y George H. Wood. ". ID.
Obstetrics aud the Diseases d Women and Children, b! Hug:
L. Hodge w. ID.
Clinical Lectures Medicine, by W. W Gerhard, ". D. and
on Surgery, hy nr- Gibson and Homer, ",l
he delivered al The pIirlria Hospital Bloc cy.l Students
are also admitted Clinical Instruction the Pcun-y
Hospital III Tie CITY.
". l.. IORNEG. Draa f,ie .I,diea FGcr',y.
2Gl Cacsnat STRAIT, Ph'aiti1.,a.
On 3l-tI5N
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Lffrson .'fedicai Coiisge IF Phiiadciphia.
'E regular Of Lectures will commence On tr first
i Monday al November.
Enley DnnGls,n ~ d., Professor oil Institutes OF Medicine
and Medical jurisprudence
Robert NJ Huston, VI. d. Professor of Ma:trla Medca and &c
neral Therapeutics.
Joseph ranrnn~t NJ. d. Professor OF General Descriptive and
Surgical Anatomy.
John K Michel W. r. Pnirssnr nf Practice Of Mrd;cne.
Thomas d. Matter VI d. Professor u iii: Institutes AMI rrac-
ticc cf Surgery.
Charles D. i.ss W. D., Professor Of Obstetrics AMI Diseases
Wcneu AMI Children
Frauklin larhr W. D., Professor Of Chemistry.
On and attr The irst On!rr tho ISSrcring will
lie oacn Professor Anatomy viii s personal
tendance thereto; aud, during The session, Clinical Lectures
Medicine a:a Surgery w r regularly the Philadelphia
lIus;,ial, by Professor ulngisan aud P7ncoa-'.
L. VI. HUSTON, ~ d. Dram # The Facalr,
No. }, Girard
Sept. 81 fti--io25
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AW NOTIuErhe Subscriber for the purpose 81 dr,"ns
IL hi. attention ,cluSyry tie r. Gc, ~ Lax has removed
Jynr,urg attend all The Courts of anp
belt Amherst Nelson. 81 ynchhuiG, ia" circuit
uf Buckingham, md The Court ni Appeals Tvs nr az
dress viii b,--lyncirurr, Virginia. 'ahi'aAp.
0~J- Office adjoining Samuel Garland, ESQ., wh' III my alb
sencr attend any application for my services T.
So, u i9-li
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Houses and Lots AZ LoH!Sa Court HOuSe tOr safe, a
Public .7uction.
WILL. sold. Mondays the 18th day Of October ntM
w lti,at being Court NJ Louisa Count House The Eca
Estate al w!r HE Eltcth Sandgc died sczrd AMI pos
scS,ca Consisting of Houses and Lots The trrni of sale
which will be accommodating will r made know The day
sale. GElkGE y. W: LAY Loi,
Eseexer Of ELIZABETH StSpiDGE, deceased
M lN,lI
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AND AND NEGROkS.-lhe subscriber VIII Il IN hnr-
IL day the ilh November next, niue likely Negroes I"
cash Persons from distance assured That the .hes
bid vail get them they will be- put mp without reserve
Also tine, desirable Tract o! Land, con
OF Clirks
VILE in Mecalrnhura county, formerly the property oi JOIN
Lewis deceased TINS nd 's on beech creek and has eaten
siyc low grounds ard five hundred heavily tim
b.rcd woods large prut"n Of whi cioice "acc" tnd
Tie improvements large and comiodus dwelling house
with barns and al necessary houses Persons wishing L
residence Viii call on Col John Lewis " ~
viii take pleasure shelving them the nd IL VIII m sold 4"
one third cash. bal.nrr and two reiS The crop q
every description, stock, &C. viii he sold ~ The same TIM"
-. FREDERICK LEWIS.
SEM d it'd
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$3.50. or ADVERTISING.

ggy DESIRABLE rRoPERTY,Ry yi,;ne Of i nesa o.
! f,u, J,s.nh Boyd, jr aud Afintii ms wiie ~,
* fsr,ry $50 and recorded in The liustinss Cont
Il Richmond, The c5th February, s'o-ana AZ lne
~. >, rs dircc,lnu Of WIN. w Dnnnavan', anu oesa''
-. = +, ave requested sale, the following
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NT0TIcE-1hc Subscriber has rcs'ccd III fn'' hnne ana
~ Calhoun for UPWARDS twenty years. a rncra Agent for
materials Of every knd aocr, &C., and may he seen At the
Tavern fr few days, aud " ~ give every iETmainn u
be done &c Tue anc,s paid mn'hy aud The checks arr
always equal specie Any person furnishing I'VE q" more
hand. can have ,,crks PAYABLE Richmond o Prlerne-
Commission for he rolls and r"nint =. y per- cent
In my absence, W. w Dix Pnr toroi tue bei id'ein, WI"
give e'''' '"'''''''" ''' "'' WI. LAuGHToN, .s.nt
p;.h,o,d S.,,.nh,roo ,su 42-I
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=
LtD, aged Il, wcl AMI III goo! rhtric;.r A.
>ifc employment, herr elsewhere in 4 store ~ IN some
"r >,;i'i1r SITUATION Tor particulars, adire,, 81. r.t
Jiisr. Richmond.
sept. II al-.t
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L6DuND PLASTER Wr haze Il fr.l .nnpiy If Gro1nJ
- fia>cr hi'c't from the ircc Mills Maine. This rll-
u .f"'d from it al tr rrrp bat qacig only mr.
rrf III fnIL;v ~ an s, w. suiJ several ,s M
oaks yearly and have arrrr had ilr quality diapprovd 1T
l'cf from several IT ~ largest antrr III tie testify
qualify. The ib ~ X H.. each
and can be transported seai distance wi,",r inj.!n
DAVENPORT I. ALLEN,
.9geais FIR tie .'lsaGtgstprrrs.
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lSS NAtkL%IfE, with thanks Tor tnr l,r,I nj.
- roase "ll wr' her >r!, a- always been favored
specifically ana"IcrS rhii VII rc-np the m
Ter, l''f ~ reception Of ioarrrs and day Pupils.
Il 9s-t;gO
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u edmond SEMINARY.-1hr undersigned, whose name
IL had associated with the ahntc named ns;'i
tiun signs his occupation, il sufficient Nun
pupils shall have entered before the 18th day Of October
next. =. . :,
lie cannot link necessary into details, rns well
that if his past services do NJ, en'le HIM t" Confidence
Persons ds,c Of The school VIII be n%,. s,S
Jtrms-A sky dollars for the session of ton
months, payable half yearly IN advance
small charge wi: be made for fuel, &c ,,,.
Red SULPHUR Springs, Va Sept. a';h, 1911
y,EM ,E sEMlNAry.-Nr.. BURKE intends to open Sc
mnary for the education Of ,"nns u rs, !" E'rnmnma -
,riplr Of The able ta"ttS vino wi hr ehsaeru
The n"n aud intends 'ryonc her best enerrls'
lie her claims cou-idcIa,ian = teacher. ,
rnnIs may he entered win Lancaster Denly Co.,
or Edwin Ru!S son, Esq =, 4,
:5UU Sale Al The PENlTENTIARY STORE lith strtL
Aur.l3 IoM
N7OTICFA Legacy 81 about sixteen hundred d"Ilar> len
~ hy John Dial Of Say ivana county ". I" h sou ls'
D,lard who was some year, ago resident ri Bedford county
Va is surpassed Il have moved I" some 81 me nv
Sra,r This therefore HIM. an, Of his friends ia
''e ''s'''e : :" ny "'"''' TliGS - SNlIIl.
Executor u jOhs D'fard, d'ea
NOTICE Department, SPIT ~ lsiI-I"pnsals WI
this department until tue :l'i d'Y 81 ,
uc, m Tie purchase Of the Convict Saves III ihr irnr
- ho Ia been iepicvcd imaiion beyond HE limits ~
the United States ~ "rdsT 81 n W. st", cm
Sent " "--id
-, nc
FALL DRY GOODS. - .,a,..
rTNfiE subscribers iy tile attention 81 'i'n ', ~,
and s"unify merchants ernrf"is ~ 'i'l' ~ NV 49,
sock II lmcicn aud domestic hft ','.s " p"
Roe, wi,,nr, ntcain.w and duii Dian >"is
Superior French ro'tnn 40
Na2 Cn'Ius aud white Plains
:anrts and krt,ursy leans
WA hias n and 9th T kcrc,s
A FIJI nth' nf fllnhrI-
Pilot .ca,er, and water prof Cloths
pucsin, diamond, and fancy t,aS>lm'rcs
IN, velvet, "'ncl, AMI other Ve'nss
I,ou,ba2in.s and Mrt:auS
Printed <aSou'"S
..nirrcln AM th.l',h chiiitz Iihts
Rcl hiatk an: re-, I"ndan do.
Bishop Lawn. aud SWISS Mus'ins
M.itrnni LASTING
Eu,naJ cl's and other Servings
IRISH Linen ana Diapers
Brown lrd Table Cloths
n,iPsilt" ~" !" "." '.
n""'>toes ,l,n -. wv -
if'h ~" 'h1'i ,'l'Ms ;,
M"IdNili J. W hha cnu'h io>o
Patent Threads. Sc.
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l.BEMIRl.E LhaD FUR SALE.-1nr tnr tnn,~,ut ~ r.
~ ny EsHrim Land heretofore advertised . sin tr .a.r
irrts, vii lie made j. " Sauntirrs E>n Char
loiirs, III, 81 hy lanes ross
Frederic s-bufs Nav II, 1871. IF
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;ns. i oni,r new and brick stories hsh ~ zee
and q feet deep with wing IN rrar eNcnuiiis a""u
win al, necessary buildings, and containing ~ ioon's
~. GOD basement itted NJ for Dining Room. &c; H.,
~ wa er has conducted into the yard IN apuhua
AMI without doubt, the fine ana AIRY situat'"h, s"
ood prospect about and convenience 10 VA. :,
~, II any situations in the city 10 surpass ". iers
~ "h'A "'' " ''' LANCASTER, DENNY l. co.
HENRY CLARKE, TRUSTEE.
,. ..,,nA Sent. 90, 1871. f--lus
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rrpv r3IE3RLE PROPERTY

~! Il auction, on FRIDAY the l5ih o,'nr hsN', =,
80. r. II on The premisrs-say Tie t iha :. :,
49, ~ h..xern i anl streets, containing - icr if"'
m street, and extending towards TIN street -, zee. :" m
n ,,et wtlc-adjdnng the residences oil JOSH = =, IN"
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y,EM ALE sEMlNARI-Mrs. BURKE intends 10 open Sc
mnay the education Of ,"nn. !, irs, IN Em"nd 81
mllrro.ly with that proposed hy Nr rrse A. she will pa
,iri IN The services able ta.trS Who viii be engage
in The ll. aud intends dyoing her hest eherrie
% he respectfully slDni- 10 tue h'
lie her claims Ia con ld,Iatian teacher.
Terms tr same other respectable institutions
rnns may he entered with MtSsrs Lancaster peho! "
or Edwin iu |, son, Esq. :, !,
s -.
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NOTICE Eifntirs Impairment, SPIT ~ ISL w
rrrcycd .l>t daY 81 '''"'
ry m lie purchase of the Convict Saves III thr Frhc
lcpricvcd for transportation h,"nh ne h's -
~. Tuca states III order 81 the Acting t:nvtrnnr,
WM. II. RICHARDSON, Seq. Cnm".
bid
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o0O KEGS WROUGHT NAILS AND SpikEs, a.snf'cn' y"
aS-Sw
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NOTICE.-A Legacy of about SIXTEEN hundred h"'t, Vas %
hy John billiard Of Sph'S wanna county - Ia ~ SOU .s'
Dlari who was year, ago resident 81 Bcrd r"hhs,
Va hut smppn>cd Il have moved u some 81 me
States. This therefore nfnm Inn, Al, ut ms lrrh, lh
The T. my hands, and liz can sri q ny an arn!h
EIccu,or u .jvhg Dfdrd, dfe1.
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The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-12
\ 900 CITY whig aud Political Register.
PRINrED AND P0sntsHgp EvERx fRiDAxs
nv % a. STGVgMSs
fCITY PRINTER.

(CITY PRINPERs)
On .Nain Street, opposite ~. b Hamer,ss ~
ne north end Of ne . .lanchesier Hail..
TERNFs.-The WHIs will Be furnished 70 sub
eeribers 81 IS 90 per annum in advance,
ADVERTISEMENTS will be inserted q the rate OF
q 90 per square for the FIRST insertion, and % cents
for each week theFeafter-ten lines OF less, con-
stitnting sonare. The number OF insertions re-
CURED must be mark ed on the margin q the man
nscr;nt. or they win beinserted till forbid, and
eharged accordingly. Advertisements rom 2 dis
fanes. must be accompanied with the CASH, er
rood reference in town. Announcing candidates
fcrofice win be $40 for county Offices $40 for
state ohiees-in advance.
yearly Advertising
For forty lines or less, renewable at pleasure
Gao. Nocontract taken for less than one year.
and PAYABLE half yearly in advance.
The privilege of annual advertsersi s limited 70
their own immediate businessi and all advertlse-
ments Cor the benefit Of other persons, sent in By
them must be paid for BY the square.
Professional Advertisements
For 10 lines or less, not alterable. months, Sl2
10 do do do do. %
g 10 do do do l2 do. 50
l-AEAs the above rates are the same as those
established in Natchez, Vicksburg. Jaeksons
Grand Gulf and elsewhere in this States ne de-
duction viii be made from them in any case
whatever. -.
3 fr.-ALL JOB WORK MUST BE PAID FOR
ON DELIVERY.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-12
FROM FIORIDA.

The Savannah Georgian Of the 1Ith inst
gives The following as the latest from its
Florida correspondent.
Sr AUGUSTINE. Jan. 6, 1S4l
We have nothing from The South since The
arrival Of The CASTOR, and nothing from the
interior The mail rider. was alarmed by
something be thought 70 BE indians thismoFn-
ing, about nine miles from this On the jack
sonvilla road Nothing further has been as
ceriained, but that small parties Of assaslns
are lurking about, Is quite probable.
told you inmg last that 9 Eep0rtoI 9 trea-
N with The Indians was III smoke. and to-
lll4 honor Of The government sill hope i
IS, but the matter IS more serious than ! e
flst supposed, ri i las been regularly re-
ported b army officers, and extensively cir.
eulated il lhe newspapers
on Tuesday public meeting ~ his place
adopted snndry resolutions Oh the subject
which will appear d his weeks papers.
Horrible 81 ihis Florida War has been ths
most horrible part has been lhe delays. ihs
lallts. and 10 treaties, and great IS The car
naQe has been, Il has not been Oh the battl.
field, but "a Che highWay and the hearth
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-12
NOTI ID.

n HAVE been appointed BY The Governor
Of the State Of New York, q commission
er for the State Of Mississippi, 70 take the ac-
acknowledgements and proof Of deeds and other
instruments 81 writing under seal 90 be use
ed or recorded iii the said Stale Of New York,
and % administer oaths Or aitrmations, Pnr-
s1ant % the act Of the Legislature Of said
State, entitled An act "a aufhorise the ap-
pOintment Of Commissioners for the above
purposes, passed MAY -, 1910
=. ~. EtUACK En- BOSS
Co1111iseioner &c.
January lst, 1871. s5-tl
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-12
NOTICE.

HyHE undersigned having obtained letters
ofAdminislration The Estate Of E. s..
D1Hn, deceased, at the July term of the Pro-
bate Court. 1910. Persons having clanles
against said Estate viii please present with.
10 the zine prescribed 81 law, or they will be
forever barred.
W. DORSEY, adn's.
October. is. 1910. 143m.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-12

one. WeaEe now as wise As We ever shall
81 8pon che methods Of removing The Inais
ans, and should pnt them II opeTnii0n. ~
tie Indians don't soon leave East FloFiday
The whites must.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-12
VOTE on AI.ABAmA.


t5y an extraordinary 0gcAslg nt tho vote Of
Alabama is likely 10 prove n,lllily. Speak
ing Of the voting By the Electors Che lnss
caloosa Monitor Says
The coIlegeof Electors having been ll-
ed 70 order 81 It's chairman, Col Reynolds,
Of Franklin, the roll was then "a he'd by their
Secretary, General + Jones, 6f ibis
of this city when each EI6cioF RESPONDED,
MAR IlI y IAN b En-, Of New York .6t
President Of ehe United States, RI lAttlj
L. Z DIN ON fos Vice President.
thai BE- lhe way s. which DE proceed
ing was conducted, / IS alloeeshe null ana
void, tho Constitution EXPIRE B providing
that the vote shall Be 81 5dlIog that the
ballOling CO.. President shall BE h is from
lhat of Vice President aid Int ihea facts
shall appear on The fare IS "a Cois
gleCIi la6 Bahne
sevetal curious relics 81 antiquity lave is.
Gently been discon ted 81 tho excavation.
Of q Roman At BIonlhan, Wits. Anon
them are two COINS struck II London tf
Constantine tho GFeal. one upon Che dedi-
cation o. bis father C0nslanliess Nhb died
az the imperl palaces ol4ork ~ W 500,
the other q honor IS hiz SOD CT 1
cruel death lsll - indelitlo stain tn. Ca
character u CHE fist Chs.ian Eltnslbn
great number 6 PEI ions nil 81. ca s.
oflhese. Operations
Harrisburg, Pa. has population 81 500
and / news papers and 10 churches.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-12
From she Spirit 81 lhs Times.

u
ExrrSsrvr Mari ROBBEn1Es The Rob
Bere Arrested. We mentionsd feH days
aao That 4 number of robbeTies Of Tie mil
between New York and The West, had tak-
en- place since the 9th Of November last, TIE
perpetrators Of which had eluded The ut-
most vigilance Of the department and the
police. We are now pleased to learn from
tie Baltimore Sun, that Messfs. Howard,
Kennedy and Ge0fge Pitt, special agentsof
The department have succeeded il ttucing
these depredations 70 their authors, four sof
whom were arrested az Washington and Tn
ion Town, PENNSYLVANIA, On the 9Th ultlmO.
The first one arrested was mail diver nam
ed German, who voluntarily made confess
sion which led 20 the capture Of the otheISs
whose names are Doctor Bfaddee, Of Union
Town, the chief Of the gang: aman named
Purnell, who acted as his clerk and another
named Strayer, his tool. The Doctor either
Il, Or pretends to Be, exceedingly illiteIates
though Il Is evident that be Is the ptinclp1l
rogue, and il is over supposed thai L. D.
areomnliees n other sections 81 he country.
On searching his fesidenceA numbeEOf mail
bags, travelling trunks and yalIses were
found, besides upwards Of lO,O19s Wn.gA
were secreted IN hay-mound, ana 9 Ws.ea
q part can Be identified by Mr. gIeI OF
Louisville, Ky. AZ having been mailea
him in November last.
Great praise IS due 20 hLessls. Kennedy
and Pitt for their activity and success il
discovering these robbers. They are SID
pursuing their searches and will probably
make additional discoveries ID few Days.
Judge Ewing has fixed the bail of Dr.
Braddse, clsreea with sobbing tlle mail neat
lUniontonn, PA, At 100000. III. Brad
dee wi tied IS TIE SiciniI CO Unite
tow ,iTn7;an D6ctos.li- lIostt slU
making 81 lie Docior b obIain the ediiel
bail. Is which caSe he viii Is released; III
unsaccss sfll, he lii be9aken to iltsb1teh,
to await Ills ttiaI st tie next term &c tho
United States District Court.
A CA11ED SESSION Or C;oN6REss. BE
following important SUI DIGESTION we and inn
Cincinnati Republican:
cit has occurred tous thai Tie strong pro.
liability Is, there will be- necessity lo1 IA
extra session of Congress very soon alleT The
new administration goes INTO power q
course this IS = mere conjecture. Present
appearances Indicate that ths rational Treas
urp will be left empty, and ahat Il win b
necessary to make some provision % keep
the wheels Of Government In motion. Would
/ il not be well for the lie eislatufes of Ken
lucky, Tennessee, Indiana, illinois. Iissoufi,
&c &c, 70 take thismattef into cOnsideta.
ton, and II they concur ii tie opinion, that
there may BE necessity 1of such move
ment, 10 make some provision ioT electing
their Representatives before Angus. q
The Stale Of Mississippi may well BE lad
lded to The catalogue Oaf Legislature viii
meet in about three weeks, and, il the pro-
liability Of an extra session ct Congress be
Increased bv that time, We presume that
measures be adopted Tor choosing Brown
and Thomps0n's Successors early II Tie
spring Ragasond Tines
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-12

The Savannah Georgian Of the lIth inst
gives The following as the latest from its
Flnrida corrasnnndenf.
The Yazoo Whig and political register. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1840-1842, 1841-02-12


eli has been usual Of late years 70 perform the
ceremonies Of Inauguration on the poFileo n rom
of the Capitol, where the area is better hited 6
accommodate large number 81 spectators las
nractice will probably be coninned.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-03-11
For the Iiawkeye and Patriot.
FOURTH OF MARCH MEETING-
LEE COUNTY.

Pursuant to previous notice. meeting
OF the Democratic Wing citizens of Lee
County was held at Fort Madison on
Thursday, 4th March inst, to select Del
egates to the Davenport Convention, and
notwithstanding the inclemency of the
weather, highly respectable number
were present.
On motion of Gen. ]. B. Browne, Tim
othy Fox, Esq, was called to the Chair,
and Edward kilbourn and C. T.. Stone,
Esqs., appointed Secretaries.
d. F. Miller, Esq, being called on,
explained, in short address, the object of
the meeting, when on motion of Joshua
Owen, Esq, it was
Resolved, That for the purpose of at.
fording to such Of our citizens as may
have been prevented by the severity of
the storm from attending this meeting, an
opportunity to participate in the organiza-
ton of the Wing party, and in the selec-
ton Of Delegates to the Territorial Con-
ventlon, this meeting, when it adiourns,
will adjourn to meet at this place on Sat.
urday, the 18th inst.
The meeting was then briefly addressed
by Messrs. Emo, Taylor, and Kilbourn.
On motion,
Resolved, That the proceedings of this
meeting be signed by the Chairman and
Secretaries, and published in the Hawk
eye and Patriot.
On motion,
The meeting adjourned to meet as afore.
said.
TIMOTHY FOX, Chairman.
e {: T. Sto mil''''"' Secretaries.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-03-11

will meet them at the Polls on the first
Monday in August next, and will there
honorably settle the matter in controversy
between us. and if they succeed, why we
will acknowledge she has more Wing vo-
tiers in proportion to her population than
he has, that's all.
The Wings in this County are deter
mined TO unite, and give an undivided
support to the candidates regularly nomi-
mated, and if the other counties in this
Territory only pursue the same course,
that is. make their own arrangements
and support their own candidates, the
hypocritical professions ofno party, &c.
&c., of the opposition, will not enable
them to pursue the Proscriptive coursei il
the succeeding session of the Legislature
as they did in the east.
Yours. &C.,
A CITIZEN OF HENRY County.
The Hawk-eye and Iowa patriot. (Burlington, Iowa) 1839-1843, 1841-03-11
RuRNS' TRIAL.

This trial terminated on Saturday eve.
ming last, having occupied the Court up.
wards of one week. 1t resulted in the
acqait-al of Burns; the Jury viewing the
killing of Lowry as justiliable homicide
This case excited great interest in this
community and the court house was
crowded during the whole trial.
AS relation of the whole case would
not. in our opinion, operate creditably &c
either party. we forbear TO spiead it before
our readers as was our intention. All
the difficulty is tlaceable to the use and
sale of intoxicating drinks, and until
public sentiment becomes thoroughly
right on this subject, we canno. but an.
ticipate the enactment of other scenes OF
similar character.
Gen. Learned, in behalf of the Prose.
cu,ion, did himself much credit. The
view which he took of the case was in
deed highly creditable to him as hui
name and accomplished gentleman and
an able lawyer.
Cyrus Walker, Esq, was, as usual.
very ingenious and he displayed his ac-
customed ability in managing the case so
as to interest crowded audience of Ia
dies and gentlemen.