Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-11-05


airy next.
A, Genesee. on the 9th day.of January
next.
Af!onia, on the 9th day Of February.
next
! In 'W,scossiN TERRITORY. !.
At. Green Buy, on the. 10Th day sf|
january next.
THE COMING LAND SALES.
As there has been an error comnlit,ed|
by the Commissioner OF the General Land
Office in preparing. the proclamation Of
the President, and that proclamation hns
led manv Of our citizens into the same
error, we deem it Our duty to correct the
same by stating that the following tracts
Of land, although they appcar. in the Pro-
c'ama'ion, have already been sold under
the different presumption acts;
N. + fri. Or. sec. Ne-so, IT. 70, RI w.
is. E. or sec. s. -29, :. 90, :. 5 ::
E. Of N. E. ar sec. >. 60, ;. CD, a:
We would therefore caution any "four
citizens who live in the neighborhood Of
these tracts, against committing tresp"ss
On the sar1e, under the belief tina, they
still belong to the Government. !.
I Bdnkrupis in Krniuchy-The whsle.
number who had applied up 10 Isl Octo.
Der for tho bcnefi, Of sslho bankrupt act
in Kentucky was 1870. Tie highes, in
dividpal Indebtedness was 100000;
mex, highest Sa5e,ooo; several Of nenr
$2oo. 900. grea, number from $4,000
TO 800 900. and Some down as low as
$40 aud $50. Thesassets surrendered
up amour: TO about million. Of dollars.
whi!o the debts liquida;ed by these as
sets amount totem millions! No wonder
that Mr.. Clay has 50 many friends in tha,
State. Giving the casting vote in favor
Of the Bankrupt law. and that too against
instrnctions..it would be hard indeed. il
he did naa receive co,,nscnsncc from some
portion Of community.
!. o. The Steamer -'New Brazil'' Ian.
ded ct our whafi on Wednesday last,
with one Of the argos, loads. of<passs,,-
i gers and freight we have cdhr seenasn a
boat in 'bis trade. Our friend Capt.
Smith seems 70 have some peculiar at.
traction about Tmselfand his Iipat. which
hiss won goriga opinion, from the ~.
cling Community and Ehssh ensures the
pa ron.gse Of the public Generally.
TRADEKs' CLAIMS AGAINST. THE
lNDl TNS. ).
The claims.:as prsss'nad. by sthe Ira
ders against the Indians at the late WA
ty, amounted % the sum 81 .S3ip.3GG "a
-amount .allowed se5a. 556 s34-dhe
renee s5s, 7o9.5 o: The ln1iaas. p.y
100000 OF these demands am! the Gov
ernmeu' the bnlInnce, $50 $685..
~ An anccdote is rela,ed in some
part u this paperAf dIsdpckian eoins
it strong npon the A'eAtoiatis We can
add another instance. A farmer was re-
Gently ncfoss'ed in iris city by ~or,e Of
these pa'lItal oiators,as lssow.t 9 sasve'1.
NJ. snitlI j.. wa for . pssie. Of time
very universally akE.Al 1asd .,r. the
la.e,,, extensive drous bt fplId eera.e
seriously is the detrunent d he srs. of
'hc-soil by reason Of ihe II y &c da:yes,i;.
ca sun necessarily playing upon ~
fsa!fh. md thus preventing the Otherwise
natural aspirations 81 the ytgetable
world" ~Mr. NTH winked yes, and
walked off.
The y,skee's speech, to the. traveller.
y off the same piece: III, gentlemen. in
your psregrina,ions, you pursue the. va.
rioua meanderngs Of the. rrssen, road
before you, il will doubtless eycntuaie in
the final conssmmation Of your wishes
which. genttmsn,e from tho purport OF
lyaeNinausry prellls.no. to.3e to obtain
occa|ar dsmons.ratk Of the locality of
sacksts harbour.
The Erporal's Guard. I've have not
Acen single federal print sinle the elsc !
ton winch says one word abou. Capt.
Tylef's Corporal Guard.':, Perhaps
they have the same reason that Jack had
for not ea,ipg supper-he could'n, ge. it
and they canr help II. Il IS an old say
ing that s''pridc must have .all"-but
We doubt whether i ever caosA, 50 high
q fall before.
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o. Wings are now CHILLED coons!
Therefore we say: The OH Coon a.,
the Hawkeye talks about the ..yomng
men' Of the Gazette. a cunning rogue,
too. i that '.same old coon" in spAks!
Wrinkled up like pile ofhoop-po'cs,
dusky as nm sabolitionist, and dry as 4