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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-24
John S. Dunlap Clerk.
Nrlmes Starr, Sol'rs. dec. 10. 1872 st

UNITED STATES OF AMERICAN
Territory Of Iowa, District Cour, for the
first Judicial District in said Territory.
The creditors Of Robert Ward, q de:rced
bankrupt, who have proved their debts, and
ether persons interested are hereby notified
that the 9th day Of March naxt, ut Burlington.
IN the county Of Des Moines in said Terrific.
~ has been designated by the court 90 the
time and place when and where thew NAV
attend and shew cause if anv they may have
why aeen'hca'e q final discharge shall not
day Of December, 1912.
By order Of the Court.
!. J. 8. DUNLAP, Clerk.
HEM 4 Morgan, Sol'rs.-dcc lO--IOw
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-24
COTTON YARNS T. DOMEsTlCs.

OUU yards brown Domss.ic:, for sale low ~ Iv'o
Sept y ySDAVlD.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-24
DO you Smoke, Chew, or snuff
NuE subscr!ber having eaiaLliahed m
Burlington, July l6, ls42-6m, paid.
INIlE&,r, WIN, .,1,1

WHEAT! WHEAI!!
VIE subscriber, des,rous to get 10 much
" Wheat as possible, wishes oil those with
whom he has contracted, To deliver their whea,
on o. or before the first day Of Oc,ob.r next.
ne will at all .imss give tho highest price tog
all that may be delivered.
Sep. ). ]. s. DAVID.
Hawkeve COPY.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-24
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
Territory Of Iowa, District Court for the
first Judicial District in said Territory.
Tie creditors Of Daniel Bates, a dccrecd
bankrupt, who have proved their debts, aud
other pei sons interested are hereby notified
that .he oh day IL March next, a, Bnrling-
ton, in the county Of Des Moincs III said
Territory ha, been designated by the cour.
as the time an! place when nMl where they
may attend aud shew cause il any they may
have why certificate OF final discharge
sha not be granted 10 said Bankrupt. Dn-
ted this 2s.h day OF November, 1912. By
order Of tie court
J. s. DUNLAP, Clerk.
J. T.. HnlJ, SOl'E, dec 3-lUw
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-24
lieiaI 'i p;: ar;s IN Bankruptcy.

Territory Of Iowa.
JAMES EDWARDS aad SAMUEL MORGAN. Of the
county Of Jefferson, have flied their several
pell'ioss to be declared Bankrup,s; and the
SAID court has appointed the Sd day Of January
neyt, q. Fairfield IN the County Of Jefferson.
IN eaid District to hear said petitions, a. which
'lme and place the said Bankrup,s and all per-
sons 20 interested. may appear and shew cause,
y any they may have, why the prayer Of said
petitioners should not be granted.
Dated this 5lh day OF December ii342. Rv
order Of the court.
JOHN A. PITzER, Clerk,
J.f. klce So'r. Dec. 10 '42-3t.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-24

10 TIE LOVERS OF THE WEED!
nNE box Ne PIn. Ultra Honey dew To-
~ bacc", one box cavendish Tobacco,
] box square plug chewing do
key six .wist do do
! bill cut-and-,lry smoking do
box fine cut chewing do
50 lbs Rappee snuff, 81, lb. Macabcu snuff,
80 do Scotch do in bladder.,
Scotch, Rappee and Macnbeu in bottles
Regnlia, Trabncos, Cassadorn, Prircipce,
Havana and common cigars, Just received
from Cincinnati. and for sale chen Tor cash
ut jn IL WESTBROOK'S.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-24
BARGAINS! BAkGAINaN
New Spring and Summer Goods,

w supplies of sensonable Dry Goods.
which together with stock previously on hand
VIII embrace very large and general assortment.
t."s FISH. French and American, light. dark and
anc,es. Of the latest styles; Real JYool-dyed
black Cloth. very superior article; also, blue.
invisible green and steel mixed Clothes; French
painted lawns. nnd'ess'd ginghnms; super cotton
hosiery; fine kid aud cotton. gloves; $50 pieces
btachd aud brown sheetDgs and shirlings ass d.:
-l'k bandanna flag aud pongee hd'kfs Italian cra-
,., gun su,ptnaers co'ord rabrcs; Dana.k
and tanc. V.s,'nss: Ky. jeans. rassin,er-s. Frenc.
and cotton do. sattinets. gambroon drills; Canton
and l,tsheld cords, with variety OF other pan.
thloon stui's. Blue drillinu.; Threads. sew;nys.
cottons aud trimmings; checks. rlas ne,s, &C. &c.
The above comprises but small portion. tho
assortment including most articles III the staple
line.
Shoes.
An excellent assortment Of shoes, consisting Of
LADIES aud Misses kid aud calf III in slip.
brogan.. Sc.
u-7purchnsers Cor cash, particularly invited
to call before making selections. a. these goods
WI, be sold by the quantity by retail at the most
reduced prices, having been purchased on the most
advantageous cash terms.
Warehouse corner Front and Washington .ts..
cen.ral .amd,ng. april %.
Do you smoke, Chew, or SNUFF
ME subscriber having established him.
y seIfin the TOBACCONIST BUSINESS.
10 Burlington. Immediately opposite tho Post
Office, on Main Street, takes this method Of
'nfor,ring the public generally, tina. he 10 pre-
pared TO manufacture. all articles IN his line Of
the best quality and on the mos, reasonable
terms ever offered in the West. lie will keep
constantly ON hnnd oil kinds Of CHEWING
and SMOKING Tobacco. SNUFF, aud Sc.
CARS Of every variety and quality, which he
will warrant to be as good, il no. better, than
any ever offered for sale IN this market. In
short, he would say to all those who arc fond
Of Chewing, Smoking OF Shutting to call on
hin! Tor the real genuine articles Wishing 10
make his home IN Burlington, he hope. l., 70
ce'ye share Of the liberal support Of III
community. Give me call.
LOUIS TEUSCllER.
Burlinoton. Iuly lf. lGd2-Gn, MID
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-24

BY vir.ue ola decree Of the chancery side
Of the Dis,ric. Court for the county Of De.
Ms;nes I. r. l viii cxpnse TO eale to the
highe.. bidder on Monday, the 23d day Of
January next. (Is43) all the following
named ground situate in The city Of Bnrling-
ton, county Of Dcs Moines l. 4. a. follows
TO wit: Out Lot No. nine hundred and forty
four d. (944d.) containing 56-lo'.hs OF al
acre-Also par. Of 10. No. niue hundred
and forty four c. (944c.) on Valley Street.,
being eix.y feet on Valley Street, and run.
min, back one hundred and wen,y feet, aud
adjoining raid Lo. DAD. together with the
appur,apces ,hercun,o belonging; said sale
being upon n decree for foreclosure Of a
mortgage in favor Of Bradford Leonard and
against Henry w. Moore.
Sale TO take place ut 10 o'clock A. NJ. OF
said day atthe door Of the office Of the Clerk
If the Di.,ric. Cour. Of said county Of De.
Moinee.
JOHN IL. M'KENNY, Sheriff Of
Dcs Moincs County, l. +.
December 10Th 1e4J-4t
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-24

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
Territory Of Iowa, District Court for the
first judicial District in said Territory.
The creditors Of Richard Hale, a decreed
bankrupt, who have proved their deb.s, and
other perscrs interested arc hereby notified
that the 9th day Of March next, M BnrIing-
ton, in the county Of Des Moines in said
Territory has been designated BY The cour,
as the time and place when and where III ey
may attend and shew cause il any they
may have why certificate Of final dis
charge shall no. be granted TO said bank
rupt. Da.cd this 2e,h day Of November,
le42. By order of,he court.
J. S. DUNLAP, Clerk,
J.. =. Hull. S0l'r. dec 3-IUw
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-24
Bankrupt Notices:
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,

Territory Of Iowa, District Court for tho
first Ju icial District in said Territory
The creditors Of Nicholas Winters,ein, !;
decreed bankrupt, who have proved .tei
debts. and other persons in,eres,ed are here
by notified that tho 9th day Of February
next, at Burlington, III the County OF De
Moines in said Territory has been ,tcsigna
ted by the Court ne the time and place whc,
and where they may attend and shew cans,
il any they may have why certificate o
final di.charge shall not be granted 10 sai,
Bankrupt. Dated this 25,h day Of Novsm
Der 1912. BY order Of The court.
]. $. DUNLAP, Clerk.
Hucins e. Mills. Sol'rs.-tlec 3-lOw
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-24
UNITED STATES or AlIERICA.
District Court for The first judicial Dis.
t5ict in tie IerYitoyv of lam.

Bankrupt. r93
The creditors Of the said petitioning Bankrup,
are hereby notified. that the said court has ap.
iington in the county Of Des Nlones in said dis.
trict. 70 hear said petition. at which time aud place
the SAID bankrupt and all persons interested. NAV
appear and shss cause if any they may have, why
the prayer Of said pettione, should not be granted
Dated this 9Th day Of December. 1872
By order Of the Court.
d. Rorcr. Sol'r dec 10 l842.ai
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-24

CAST NGS! CASTINGS!
N store aud for sale,
L ! doz no Spider. or skille,.,
do no 10 do
! do no 3 do do
! do no Dutch ovens
! 10 10 3 do do
do no 2 stew pots,
] do no do do
! dc Dodge Irons, low for cash, by
JUL (llawkeye copy j. s. DAVID.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-24
Pork PACKING.

VIE undersigned having made extensive
u preparations for the packing Of Beef
and Pork, are now ready 10 contrac, with
individuals or companies Tor packing their
beef AID pork on favorable terms. They
have connected with their packing honsc,
an extensive slnugh,eri,,g establishment,
where they arc prepared 10 kill and pack
with lhe u.nost despatch, any number of
Hogs, and will load ilai boats, aud despatch
them nj very shor, notice. which will cna.
BILE the owners 10 wal. ill favorable wealth
or and wa.er, and then pn, TIC boats below
she rapids at once, by this means he will
save. cost and damage by detention. We
wilt also furnish barrels I'd sal. for packiny.
if desired, n1n very low price. For further
particulars enquire OF
GEO. PARTRIDGE, or
f.. d. RAND.
N. B.-IOOO bushels Turks Island SAL,
for packing, forsaIc rs low rs It can be pur-
chased and brought. 70 this marke, Enquire
as above.
Burlington, July 2. ls42.
MofFITT's LIFE PILLS g. FGNlX BlIIERs.
StBERlAN Asuc Specific, warra n, ed 10
~ cure the aguc and fever, or the MONEY
returned.
Rowand's Tonic Mixture,
DR.. John Sappington's Pills,
! Miles cxtrac, OF Tomato pills, sub.ti.
tu,e for cnlomcl.
Coopcr's Pulmonary Da'aam for the cure
OF Coughs, colds, consumption &c.
Dr. SPohn's Hea.lache remedy, for sick
headache, sc. &c. for sale nv
dec Is G. w. WESTBROOK.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-24

~ N
y. Rorer. Solr dec iOl842.3t
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
District Court for the first .Judiciul Dis
trict in the Ttrritoryof lo,ca.
In the case Of James Tailman, q petition.
Ing Bankrupt.
The creditors Of the said petitionins Bankrupt
are hereby notified. that the said court ha. sp-
pointed the goth DAY Of February next. al Bur.
'ngton IN the county OF Des Moines in said dis.
tr'ct, to hear said petition. ut which time and
place. the said bankrupt aud al persons intere..
t-d. may appear, and silew cause fany they NAV
have. why the prayer Of said petitioner should
not be granted.
Dated this 9Th day Of December. 1912.
BY order Of the Court.
john S. Dunlap. Clerk.
WIN. Il. Starr, Sol'r dec 10 lha2-3t
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
District Court for tie first judicial DIS
iricl in The Territory Of Iora.
In the case OF William B Remey, Gate part.
ner with Jesse b. Weber, under The
name and firm Of $. Webber & Remey.,) a ne
ttionirg Bankrupt.
The creditots Of the said pstitioning Bankrupt
are hereby notified. that the said court has ar.
pointed the 3lst day Of December next at lsurIing.
ton ~ the County Oi Des AIoines in said district to
near SAID Petition. at which time aud place, the said
bankrupt aud ill persons Interested, ma, appear.
AUD shew cause y any they may have. why the
prayer OF said petitioner should not be granted
Dated this 9Th day Of December, 1912.
~ order Of the Court.
John S. Dunlap Clerk.
Sn1c II iOl
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-24

hosciusko formed no second attach.
n'ent; and although, after years, several
advantageous malchd1 were proposed 10
him, both in Poland and France, lie nevc,
could be prevailed uponsto marry. Even
'oan advanced age he rsn,ained faithful
to the love Of his youth, and spoke Of
The object Of his only passion with oil tho
fire Of early lite.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-24

For Rent,
ME Rooms over G. w. Wes,brooks Drno
u store, they are airy and pleasantly situated
convenient Of access, and ia the business par.
Of the city Rent very low. Enquire at the
Drug Store below.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-24
GEO. w. WEsTBROOK.

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER IN
DRUGS, MEDICINES, PERfUliERY, DYE STUFFS,
WINDOW GLASS, OILS. vARNlsHEs,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-24

Collector for ne city Of Burlington.
Dec. Sd 1e42-9w.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-24
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
District ''orr, for. the first Judicial Dis

J.w. & J. II. Woods. sol'r. root .. 1927 i,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-12-24
SHERIFF,S SALE.

December 10Th ls42.-4,.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-31
The Independent Democrat,
IS EDITED AND PUBLISHED EVERY SATURDAY
EsY JOHN HANDY.


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Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-31

COMMITTEE onPublic Bmldings.-Messrs.
Dayton, and Et ans.
Committee 10 audit and control COEtia
gent Expenses Of the SenGtc.--Mesars.
Tappan, White, and Porter.
ommittee on Printing. --Messrs. Clay.
ton, Williams, and Sprague.
Committee onEngrossedBMs.- MessIs
Conrad, B 'gby, and Surgeon.
COMMITTEE on the Library Of Congress
-Messrs. Woodbridge, Tappan, and Cho-
ate.
Committee on Enrolled BiHs.-Messrs.
Sprague and Williams.
ExPUNGING RESOLUTIONS.
Mr.. Benton gave notice that when the
resolution of the Senator from Delaware
Mr.. Bayard) proposing the resembling Of
the expunging resolution came up, he
would offe: the following as an amend
ment:
Strike out after the word resolved, and
insert as follows:
"T'hat the resolutions expunging
from the Senate ournal the sentence OF
condemnation against President jackson
for removing the public depostes from the
Bank Of the United States, commonly cali
ed the expunging resolution" was AN act
done by tine Senate in conformity to the
will Of the People, automatically express,
ell in the popular elections, and in The in.
structiIns from the General Assemblies
of the States, after full and fair submis.
sion of the question 10 the People and the
States for their consideration, and dcris.
ion. And the said "eypunglng rcs,'u.
tons" having been thus adopted in ac-
cordance with m CHI expressed viii and in
S ructi MS, it is incompatible with the
NIPPLES of representative government
and in onsistent with The respect cone tc
The Peopl, and the States, and unbecom.
ing the Senate, to act upon any PROPOSE
ton IF r, s:inding the SAID "eXpungng re-
solution" while the sad instructions OF
The States, and the lid expressed will OF
The People remain unrevokod and unater-
ed by any subsequent instruction or express
sion Of the pubic will
Resolred, That the thanks Of tn c7un-
try are due to General Jackson, cIPre i
dent Of the United STATES, tui having Lv
his Courage, patriotism and sagactv,in re
mocing the public deposits from The Bonh
of the nitrd Suites in 1888, and placing
his veto upon he renewed charter Of that
Bank, in 1892, and thereby saving
the Government and the People of the
United States from the; necuniary loss,
the po'Iti' al corruption, and the m 'ral pol.
luton, viii h longer connection with
that institution must have brought upon
them"
On motto of Mr.. Linn, the Senate al
an ear y hour adjourned.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-31

bla, or State or Territory, or the slave
trade between The States or Territories OF
the United States in which it now exists
shall be received by this House, or enter
tanned IN any way whptever," be, and the
same IS hereby resciaded.
And The pending question again re-
curing "Shall the main question Ii. c. on
the adoption of the rcsoluton) be now Ia
ken?
Mr.. w. Cost johnson moved TINT
tie whole subject he laid on the Ia
bic.
Mr.. Morgan asked the yeas and nays
thereon, which were ordered; beng
taken, resulted as follows az IS lO6,
nays IO2.
So the whole subject was laid on the
table.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-31
IN THE HOUSE.
REPEAL OF THE BANKRUPT LAW

Mr.. Everett, agreeah,y to noii'e, asked
leave TO intro luce bill TO repeal the Bank
rapt law.
Objection being m1de, lie moved sus-
pension of the rules pres riding the OF
der of business; and asked for the yeas
aud nays, which were ordered, and result
ed, cas- 1877, naNs G3.
Two-,hirds voting in the affirmative, The
rules were suspended
Mr.. Eeeretl then introduced bin t
repeal the Bank opt law, and containing
proviso thai he act shall OF affect an'
ca entered .prioF to 5;h Of D'"emi'er
1912. or anv pains, penalties and fore!
lures injured un les the law.
The iii was rea twice; and. Oh m"i'o
Of hir. I've reit, it was oraer d Wi e print
81, and IL further ccuside--,.-n .s,f'..t
ur.l Tuesday .sN,
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-31
BANKRUPTCY.

The Chair announced the resolution Of
lered by Mr.. Ta'impdge, on THURSDAY last,
Calling upon the Secretary Of Site for in
tormato rs 10 the eic Is Of the Bank
rupt law in the several States,) t. he the
first business in order.
Mr.. King asked the Senator from New
York whether it was his intention to press
the resolution? If 50, he believed the eff.
feel would be to give the bill to repeal the
3 nIlrupt bill the "go-hy" lie did not
think the information clilad for could lie
gycn before the c osa of the session, ana
ten it would b. to- late TO act upon the
lin.
Mr.. Ta.lnyd..c .Aonght that th.re could
rircull,s were seat out, he call cp'ld lie an
swered ia twa n y-laur hours a!'c! the in.
formation wa, ~ ca!Vei.
Mr. Cu. en- On expressed his willing
ness to ro e for the res )lution, if il should
lie amended 50 as TO strike out the call for
the points of the decisions which had
been made" TIls he thought would
make the report too voumnous and too
expensive, and might delay the answer
With regard TO the law Itself, he avowed
himself ready tor It's repeal, and he hoped
that it would be repealed at the present
session. lie hid preferred Bankrlit
bill, ljmieh in lis duration, 10 permannt
system OF hank up;cy. He was now con-
WINGED thatpuDiic opinion was against n
Bankrupt w, and in his own State he
knew hat III, was the fact. The law, he
eIieved had acsomoi,had much gnac
IN the relief Of many an unioriun
a. debtor, aud doubtless, rs WIS the case
with all hunan laws, it had done much
harm.
MIR. Tal!madge said that the informa-
ton calcl FIR, was very limited, and lie
believed the answer to his inquiry would
not result u, the Senator from Kentucky
apprehended. Upon the merits of the
question, he would say no more at present
than that, according to his knowledge the
bill had been gaining friends every day,
since lis passage. OF his own know
edgc, he knew several creditors former
" opposed TO the law, who were now its
friends.
Mr.. Berricn suggested to the Senator
from New York to accept Of the amend
men. proposed, as, otherwise, the adoption
of the resolution might be endangered A:
to The Bankrupt bill itself, MIR. BerrIen was
Of opinion that many were in favor OF such
a law as the present, III Dugh in form great
ly modified.
Mr.Tallmadgo accepted the amendmen
and the resolution was then adopted.
Mr. Graham gave notice that he shout
intro luce an amendment TO the ILL intro
duced. the effect of which would be to al
low all pending cases of bankruptcy to b,
disposel of in such manner as if the bii
had not been repealed.
The Senate then adjourned.
Independent Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Miss.) 1842-1844, 1842-12-31
JOHN TYLER.
Ia, 1912.
THURSDAY, December Is, lS42.
IN SENATE.

The Hon. J. G. CALHOUN appeared in
his sea, this morning.
THE oUINrUPLE TREATY.-Mr. Benton
offered the following resolution, which, un.
der the rule, lies over for future considsra.
ton.
Resolped, That the President be re-
quesled TO inform the Senate whether the
Q ntuple Treaty for tho suppression OF
the slave trade has been communicated to
the Government of the United States in
any form whatever, and, ifso, by whomi
for what purpose? and what answer may
have been returned to such communca-
ton. Also, to communicate to the Senate
all the information which may have been
received by the Government Of the U..ited
States, going to show that the ''course
,ctich this Government might take in reld-
ton to said Treaty, has ercitrd no small
degree of attention and discussion in Eu-
rome" Also, TO inform the Senate how
far tho swarm animadvcrsions," aud ''the
great political excitement" which this
treaty has caused in Europe, have any ap.
plication or reference to these United
S ates. Also, to inform The Senate what
danger there was Of leaving ''the laus and
the obligations" of the United States 10
relation to the suppression Of the slave
trade to be "execuetby Others" If we did
not 'remops their pretert ind motive .fo1
rioIatiag our flag and erscHting our lars,
lbs entering into tho stipulalions for the Af
,irun so1adrcn. AMI the demonstrating en-
e bassieS which ars contained ia the 9Th ans
s 9th articles Of the la,e British treaty.