Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-12

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~ The splendid residence aud farm /,
Of Nicholas Biddlc, at Andalusia is nd !
vertiscd for sale by tho Sheriff Of Berks
Co., to satisfy mortgage held by Bidd!e's !,
son. |, IS said that the sale is q mere 1
form Of law to change the title into the {
sons name.
The CApIToL.--The last number Of the
Town City Reporter says: "Fonr rooms !
on the first floor Of the Capitol are about
completed for occupancy at the coming
session ofihe Legislature. One for each
branch Of the Legislative AssembIy-one
for the Territorial library, and one for
the Secre;ary's office"
ANTICIPATING Sro1Ls.-The editor Of /,
the ''lowa City Standard has purchased
a new press and a quantity Of new type.
The District Court for this county adj
iournel on Wednesday last, until Monday
the 28th inst, at which time the remain
der Of the cases on the docket will be dis
posed Of.
The Legislature Of New Hampshire
mot at Concord on the Cd inst. The cleo
ton Of an u S. Senator, and revision
Of the Statute laws o: the State are the
principal MEASURES OF Importance that
will come before it.
An apple tree on the farm Of Samuel
Dole near Portsmouth, Ohio. has produ.
past season. and on the 18th ut was again
in blossom.
REPEAL OF THE BANKRUPT LAw.-The
Journal of Commerce advises those who
ntendavailing themselves Of the benefit
Of the Bankrupt law to be quick about it,
as the probability is that it will be repeal
ed ut the next session Of Congress.
~ Gen. jackson has entirely recover
ed from the effects Of his late injury.
EFFECT OF VINO RuLE.--W heat is low
er now than j: has been at any time since
the Revolution. Farmers think Of it!
| A Copper mine has been discovered in
Rhode Island, The ore from which is said
to yield So per cent.
| A Grand Jury in New York has pre-
scented a field Of wheat for not yielding
better crop!
o. Monroe Edwards, the great forg
or, has been found guilty, and sentenced
to ten years Imprisonment in the Peni-
Tertiary at Sing Sing, N. Y. We are
authorised to say that he has no kin ia
.'thesc parts!'''
The total loss Of the Coons since 1910,
in nine States, is upwards Of $4,000
votes.
The CABlNET.--Rumors arc again q.
float that there will be change in the
Cabinet. 1t Is said that MIR. Webster
will bs sent as special minister 10 Eng
land, and that hts place will be filled by
Louis Mclean or Gov. Cas-; also, that
Mr.. Forward will resign and be succeed
ed by Mr.. Gushing.
81 thirst after righteousness" as the
drunkard said. when he returned from
church and took glass Of brandy.
A GOOD wife should be like three
things, which she should not be like.
She should be like town clock-keep
time and be regular; she should not be
like town cock-speak SO loud that all
the town may hear.
She should be like an echo-speak
when she is spoken to; she should not be
like an echo-always to have the last
word.
She should be like snail keep within
herown house; and she should not be
like snail-carry all upon her back.
an earthen dish. that they always sesnded il. leafs
it should h~ve crack. yet SO carsasss in choosing
friends. as to take them 0awed with vice. How
few persons q. ,h day, would discover aud apply
SO striking an anaIos ~.
CANDlp.--The Ny. Commercial Adj
vertiscr very fandilIy conlesses--We are
nnd crer Aure been opposed 10 un,versai
Suffrage" Y
On the 7th inst, New Orleans was the
scene OF marriage extraordinary. The
Interesting youth has seen - summers
1.-The naiden fair is in her 84th year.
A Yankee editor says The girls COM
plain, that the times are so hard that the
young men can't pay their addresses.
Another asks why don't the girls sue,
and have them bound over to court.
The DlrrxnsNcE.-A gentleman riding
4 very sorry horse. asked negro wh ON