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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-28

TURNED FAEMrR.-Amos Kendall having purchased
about hundred acres Ct land adjoining the city of
Washington and built small frame house upon il. has
been engaged in fixing himself and lamil, his new
habiiatlon. Here he proposes deyong portion Of bus
time to the pen and another portion manual labor
his farm.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-28

DR. ELpRIpcE AGArN-Dr. Fldrdee has commen
eed actions against the Western and other Banks for the
recovery OF the money obtained from his eice when the
officers Of those institutions had him arrested charge
Of forgery The snounl taken from the Doctor was We
believe upwards Of 5000.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-28

IMPRISONMENT FOR DEBT.-A bill to abolish impris
nmsnt for debt has been reported in the Assembly Of
lew jersey, but at this late period Of the session there is
much chance Of its becoming law now. It's provi-
ms are only applicable 'where the cause Of aconsha
pse Arisen after the passage of the act
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-28

OF al The words in langasge thersno other
EQUAL in gentle influence TO Mother
II is the frs, name that We learn to love
II i. the arst star shining from above
1t is light that has softer nay,
Than aurht We find IN evening cf day
Me;heri-s.I; bach to childhood brings The man,
And fourth TO wonanhood it Leads the maiden.
Me,herl-Tis with tie name all things hegaA-
That arc with love and stmPrthy fun laden
o.sis the fairest Thing an Natures plan
That all hles cares may not affection 'mo'Aef'
While lives within the ycaning heart II man,
Melting remembrance Of a gentle na'u'si
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-28
NoRFoLk-'rilE EN6t@sii siEh&iA,

NoRFoLK-'riIE iNbi@siI eiEt&f4,
The common Council and tie People 81 Norfolk Lave
sr-5inte1 Committees f the pfta>c Il making baf's
20 have Nare,lk put dovpu e lst ofeeanari al Which,
d. ,,i,isb sfeamnaeke, inc designed fr The Alanar
Cast. Ia connect the CunaFi aHd Srst lndia ues shall
touch Woiustthfy may lie suco'ssiui IA ticIf ouffr
pr.e Il is ccf.a,niy an important IN yesn'at { IL
berngb A direct STAN Communication v5h tir
s.ass Indies mas fclou ia5; S7'aa l. r .taf'.s
Enterprises Nlc the rrap7siiloa las cr'.is gr y.
tolk ~ view. ihe steamers c.uid vs. lave str q :.
on thc Atlantic cast.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-28
E'.g9ee sll$sy ErEsESgN.

st"DA. haATa Grapes, Oranges, Lemons and Rais.ns.
g IN whole half and qaartcr boxes
Ain.2S' tllberts. Wainus. Palmnats. and Picon-
mus. ASt very superior LIT Of Principe Ciqars. for
~" 3"''oose' ~ Il. w. lASCEN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-28
April

VIRGINIA, ,,t-tt rles held The Clerks Oh,e Of
Tic nit superior Court oI Law and Chaarery, the
The President Director, and Company Il the ank Of
Nr il the President, Directors and Company Of the Far
mes Bank Of l,uia, and James y. Morgan, Plaintiffs.
GrnilSt
Within II. Garland, Trustee Of Jane H. Garland Ed
mund Winston " iilan Anniscad, Richard s. Ellis and
itctatd g. iidden, Defendants.
Il CHtNCEny.
The DeGnlans William H. Ga3llnd Trustee of Jane H.
Garland not sn- eaere Lis appearance AID given
iii ascending Inc 4; Of Assembly AID rules Of this
Count and II appearisebv satisfactory evidence that he is
f. nhabiant Of t, Country, it is ordered, that the
Defendant do appear here the first day March Term
not and answer tn bill oi the plaintiffs; ad that cosy Of
his order bci,rthih inserted in newspaper published
ia c tanef ,'hbar iar two months caesssely, and
loa-d tbs front dooroi tis Court house oits county.
CoiY-iest"
ROBERT T;N&LEY, c.
Ian. y WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-28

Ills not in hearts that seem to feel,
That kindiiost feelinss art posfessed
Where eiiofts arc pat forth to heal,
There i, The sympathisihs brsa't.
Loud words and action. may appear
ASH noble work were dom,
" hile merry, in an humble sPl'eTr'
Asks, OF receives, the praise af none.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-28
' ssgss2'stE,@.

Al a. kIs~.
n. lIONEL and longs at all prices,
- Brass and common And Irons.
Bras, and common lrnlcn.
Coal Skpttles and Nit1crs.
SPIT Boxes. brass and common
Walters olall Sis AMI qualities.
Candloscl,s plated and brass.
Shutters. plated. brass and steel,
Brass and Japaaaed Lamps,
LADIES' Dressing BoNes.
Sugar BoNcs and Tea Cadics.
l,rsale very low. hy
II. b. RICHARDS.
Dec 6 I.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-28

". SsaPi'PssTns Ds'ssl
( GsLEstZ5.s7s

HAeF~4 u. IL E-ss
4 RE t'e greatest discovery ever made f~ dispelnc tn
various kinds OF worms, that frequently and distre
>nSy annoy both children and adults. They infa :
bic remedy and pleasant the taste that children will
axe them as readily common peppermint Lozenge.-
Many diseases arse from worms, without being suspect
e Sometimes very tfoobe@ome cough pains in the Joints
worms and will be- easily cured by using this celebrated
medicine The follow ing symptoms indicate the presence Of
Worms, w headache, vertigo, tppo disturbed Dreams
sep broken Of be fright and screaming conv usons fever
issS, thirst, plld hue bad taste in tie mouth offensive
breath, cough, difficult Breathing, itching at the nose, pains
N INC stomach Nausea, sPeamsncss, yolaciy, lcannesss,
let>ns itching at the towards night, and at length
d''e'5 OF inns and mncus. One is dose for child two
years od-tWo for one fur years-thce for eight years
and five for adult and should be repeated very morning
or every other morning until relieved,
head the following letters
New YoRr, March ,, 1899.
oaar portor-\e"orling your request, have used
N"r om lozcnges in several cases WORMS and found
them uniformly successful We have no difficulty getting
children 10 take them, they pe-fe.v pleasant We
Sa use them IN practice whenever occasions offers, be-
'Nig en- II he the best yemituge m, line in we
nave also used Soda 4ozcnges extensively, and
Ind them fully to answer the purposes recommend them
or W. are yours, respectfully,
v WEEKS. NJ. ~
W SIIApDOCK, NJ ID.
G.. II. GREEN, NJ ID.
NEW YoRx February 1889.
lr Shcrman-Dcar Sir One OF my daughters aged IL
years, troubled for about eighteen months with hacking
cough, broken and disturbed Sleep She fast vast
clans attended her without any tcact From reading the
directions accompanying your Worm lozonecs, describing
the symptoms ol worms. thought She might be thus trou
ed and accordingly procured box, which, my surprise,
perfectly cured her in week They are mos, excellent
'nedrne and believe M daughter hor life to them
Yours SC. JANE HUMPHREYS,
Mercer Street
Price o5 cents per box
The Above M.ed.eine is for sale by
j. Il. LYMAN. 'scnt:
ha-a q WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-28

El%GiNlA, to"it-N rules held in the c'ks Office Of
the Clfeul Sa3ts4r tor, Of law anl Chl0cery for the
Comfy Of Amherst Monday, the 81 day oJanaary s2:
lIblpy &aaGdEc, Plaintiff,
01ua.d
William G. Campbell, and --- his WIFE who is
d1n-h and lesaeo Of Thomas Landrum ded, and Rich
Fsi ian.:um ami Button Landfln, Executors OF Thomas
Laldlutn, decd, Defendants.
~ CuhHcERY
Tn d l.4iaui y Iian @. Campbell and - his wifi,
2o h''2 entered liner appearance and security
dong t c act Of i>en and the rles o this Court, and it
.Ig br satisfactory c,I,nre Hat they inhabitants
o Obi allr,, l. ord r, tat he laid Defendants do appear
he thc IT, dav of Aiageh Term ncN and the bill
of a iaiptai ia' copy oil tlde order b, forthwith in
,rs! in some new a.ar, published in tie town of Lynch
bug I's vs. months successfully, and posted at the front
dooro tie Court house. Of tbs county.
CaPy-Fc-te,
ROBERT TINsLEy, C.
Ia T. Il WIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-28

A LARGE Stock of new style French Cassimores.
IA Superior any thing er the Kind in market and
fancy cooured and black Cloths for sale much below
the usual prices. JAMES \. SriGLER
Nov f.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-28
Eor Rcis9.

O., OAKLEY. Plantation continuing about co n
IL; cros Of cleared Land, with good Dwelling Sc
--A within miles u town. Apply 10
IL. b. RICHARDS.
Jan. Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-28
CASH G'tfgs tsAlsElS.
E'less ga.

4 FIEsTRVlE NEW roJR HORSE WAC
n Cos. Apply to NJ. TALBOT, Auet.
lao,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-02-28
FOR SALE.

4 LARGE Horse ROAD WAGON. now and
"A In complete order. Apply to.
CHARLES plIEPs
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-12-24
ADDITIONAL FORMS AND RULES IN
BANkRUPTCY

ADDITIONAL RULES IN CASES OF VOLUNTARY BANK
!. Ordered. that hereafter. all the fees and cost
incurred by any bankrupt, in the prosecution 0
his said petition, to final discharge. including
Solicitors Clarks aud Commissioners tees. and the
printers blll for the publication onotices TO audi
tors, shall be paid. if demanded, before any
vice rendered shall be required 10 be reported to
the Court and made record thereof
9 All fees and costs before ennn,erat ed shall be
paid. aud receipts thereof hled with the Clerk of
the Court before any final discharge shall be de-
creed-and ii the same shall not be paid within
reasonable time after the day fixed Tor such final
discharge the Court. IN its discretion, upon the
application Of any person entitled to fees and cost.
as aforesaid, or any creditor who has proved his
debt against such Bankrupt. may lay rule upon
said Bankrupt TO shcw cause. in ten days after the
service Of such rule ercusice oihc day of seruicc
and return why his said petition snoula not be
dismissed for want Of prosecusion-and upon a
failure TO shew cause. TO the satisfaction OF the
Court. the said petition may be dismissed for want
of prosecution. mike manner in other causes
in chancery Provided that nothing herein
tanned shall dispense with the bond. required by
the rules OF Court to be fled. with approved se-
cnrity for the payment OF all such costs ard fees
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-12-24
NEW GOODS.
WESLEY JONES
Ha, jus, received fresh supply cfne~ ana
fashionable
FALL AND wINT TER

nIRFC.T' from the eastern markets. com.
4 prising variety Of styles and qnall-
lies, in part as follows:
Dry Goods.
Cloths, blue, black. brown cndct mASt.
invisible green, Sc. Pilot beaver and other
heavy cloths for over coats, cassimcres, tig'd
pluia and rib'd, IL great variety; casslnets
of all qualities, colors and. prices; winter
veslinrs n good 'assoriment; kentucky Jcans.
hard ,i,..s. Linseys, Flannels Of all cnlors.
Canton do Merinos, assorted '.ordon and
American prints very cheap, silk and wors-
,ci serge, silk aud ,abby yelvets ticking.
checks, diaper. Holland, Irish Linens: De-
n;ns. Dress silks, assorted brown aud
.hlenched Gvillings. ;llso brown and b!eached
Don.astics.
Ladies' Shaw,s, and dress hdkfs. silk ana
cotton poc,se, do, Linen 10 . canbrtes, lae-
oneuz. Swi-s aud book mnslins, Ladies
wells. gloves, hose &c :, mems Kid, buck and
wolleu gloves, suspcnders. Linen collars
and bosoms. black silk and Merino cr;.vats.
comforts. bonnela, ribbons and artificial
loN crs.
Boots and Shoes.
Mems coarse boots, Kip and cclf skln ~.
mems and boys hrogans, lined ana bound
shoes. Ladies' seal ana Gail sAiH ""iAi'' :
shoes, slippers, chidrcns shoes assorted
over shoes ior Ladies and gentlemen.
uArs AND Cars.
Gentlemens fashionable Hats OF all sizes, al
50 fur. seal, clo.h and sclc..c caps, large and
small very cheap.
HARDWARE.
Knives and Forks. Pen Knives, spoons, ra'
zora, scissors, coffee mills, axes. lack', shot,
lead, nails, glass. &c.
Queensrare
large and general assortmcns.
GROCERIES
Rio Coffee. yonng hyson aud imperial ieas
Brown and loaf Sugar, Tobacco, Pepper
spice, ginger, alum, nutmegs, powder, beo
cords, &.
Tie amoun. Of my fall purchase IN afd'
ton 20 my stock on hand, now render
ny asscr, ncn. complete; aud .,ae subscriber
thankfully for pas, favors, hopes, ny as:. u
ton 10 business with a desire 10 please: Y
still receive the same patronage, which ~
tla,crs himself he will, as he is de,er'nlne'
% sell goods very cheap for Cash. or mp
proved country produ;e. Jus. call and see
WESLEY JONES.
Burlington. Nov. 1916 ~
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-12-24
DteI.
Atthe residence OF her father

Atthe residence Of he: father. in Danville Town.
snip. on Sunday the 18th inst, of congesive fe YER
MISS OLIVE A.. daughter Of Roaert AIaines, aged
Ii years and mouths.
In the death Of this young lady. the bereaved
parents have lost dntifnl aud affec,onate daugh.
ter.and the neighborhood and little circle Of friends
in which she nored have to depore the loss of one
whose kind and tender Offices, in all the varied
relations Of lite. will her memory to be held
IN grateful remembrance.
IL view of the sudden death Of this young lady.
forced to excIaim. .VeriIy in the midst ot
lie we are in death" 'ris but few short weeks
SINCE her chesk wore the hue OF perfect health
The transition. how short, how solemn. can
scarcely realize it,
lnteIigen, FAR beyond her years, her parents had
fon,iIv hoped that she would have been spared to
smooth their downhll path oflfe. but she has been
taken from them IN th. bloom Of her youth, yet may
they exciaim, in The language OF Job. The Lord
giyeth and the Lord take III away. blessed be the
name OF the Lord = Communicated.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-12-24
Bankrupt Notices,
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
District Court for the first Judicial Dis

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
District Court for the first Judicial Dis
trict in the Territory Of 1o,ca.
In the case Of Geo. w. Eagiesdeid, petition'ng
Bankrupt.
The creditors of the said pet,tioning Bankrupt
hereby notified, that the said court has appojn.
ted the 9th day Of February next. at Burlington.
in the county of Dss Moines in said district to
hear said Pe tition, at which time and place, the
said bankrupt. and all persons Interested. may ap.
pear, and shew cause il any they may have, why
the prayer OF said petitioner should not be gran ted
Dated this 23d day of December, l842
BY order Of the Court.
John S. Dunlap. Clerk.
J. D. Lcrnard Sol'r dec "a I842 81
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
Territory Of Iowa, District Court for the
FIRST Ju iicial District in said Territory.
Tho creditors Of William Huntington, q
decrecd bankrupt, who have proved their
debts. and other persons interested are here
by notified that the 25th day Of March.
next. a, MI. Plea.ans, iii the County Of
Henry in said Territory has been designa-
ted bv the cour, as the time and place when
and where they may attend and shew cause
il any they may have why certificate Of
final discharge she'll not be granted to said
Bankrupt. Dated this 2Is. day Of Decem
Der ls42. By order Of the court.
j. s. DUNLAP, Clerk.
r w T.,s Snl,r-lec C4-10w
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-12-24
sJ1aIs1rrdem.

At Davenport, on Wednesday evening the 14th
inst. hv the Rev. MIR Goldsmith. CHARLES IVES.
TON, Esq. u. S. District Attorney for this Terri.
tory. TO MISS LOUISA, daughter Of John N. Mack.
lot, Esq. oftha! place.
At keosauqna. Van Bnren county, on the 23d
ult.. by the Rev a. l.. Rankin. COZ. STILES s..
CARPENTER, to MISS MARY BURGETT, both
ofVan Buren county.
In ST. LOUIS, on Monday evening. the 18th inst.
BY the Rev. a Bullard. CEonGE " HlGIiTto MISS
NANCY r. DERRY. both Of Saint Louis.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-12-24

TERRITORY OF iowA.{ District Court.
DLssiolNEs CoUNIY.j October term. 1872.
BY order Of the Court: at request Of the Bar
the following rule in relation to the compensation
of witnesses was established. to Wit:
That all witnesses here after claiming attendance
in this Court shall make afdavit before the CLERK
that they were in the Court or within call thereof
during Court hours and during the whole time
for which they claim attendance.
The above rule is to be in force from and after
the present term Of the Court.
CHARLES MASON, Judge
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-12-24
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
Territory Of Iowa, District Court for the
first judicial district in said Territory.
The creditors Of Joseph Black, a decreed
bankrupt. who have proved ,hcir debts, and
other persons Interested are hereby notified
,ha, me 25,h day Of March next, at Mt.
Pleasant, in the county of Henry in said
Territory has been designa.ed by the court
as The time and place when and where they
nav attend and shcw cause il any they may
have why certificate Of final discharge
shall no, DC granted 10 said Bankrupt. Da-
,ed this pa, day of December, l542
By order Of the Court
J. S. DUNLAP, Clerk.
re; w. Teas. solr. dec 24-lNw
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-12-24
BANKRuprs TAKE NorrcE!

Those Bankrupts who have prosecuted their
pa t,ions to final decree will take notice that un-
less all the costs and fees due in each respec.
tive case are padnp by the 18th day Of January
next. that suits will be Immediately instituted or
their bonds. aud applications made to the Court
for an order to dismiss their petitions.
JOHN S. DUNLAP. Clerk
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-12-24
MANY FACTS IN FEW WORDS.

NJ HN 1 FAILS In I. !" NOnDo.
A legal stone is ~ lbs, or the eighth
Of a hundred in England, and is lbs. in
Holland.
The fa,hom, feet. is derived from the
height OF a full grown man. A hand, in
horse measure, is four inches.
An Irish mile, is 224O yards; Scotch
mile 1854 yards; an English or statue
mile, 1860 yards: German, 1906; Turk.
ish, 1895.
An acre is 1910 yards. SO yards or l
foot 81 inches each way. A square
mile, 1869 yards each way contains GAO
acres.
The Christian era was first used in
counting time a, Rome, in 527; adopted
in France, in $50; in Spain. in 1910; and
n Portugal, in l4lO. The early Chris
tiaas dated from the accession OF Diocle-
sian. in 284.
Ths Pcrsians give names to every day
in tic month, jus: as we give them to
days Of the week.
The human body consists Of 24O borcs.
% kinds of Jennings or articnla'ons, 100
carriages or Iigamen,s, 400 muscles or
tendrons, and 100 nerves. besides blood.
arteries. veins, sc.
The Esquimaux attain the heigh Of
bu. 4 feet 8 inches. and the Mongol Tar
tars but feet 8 inches.
The foot Of Chinese female, from the
heel 10 the great toe, is only four inches
long.
Total abstinence from food above seven
days is fatal to man; bat there are in
stances Of surviving after Il longer peri
cd. A religious fanatic, in 1889, deter
mined 10 las, 40 days, but died on the
10Th.
In marching. soldiers take IS steps per
minutes; quick marching. lO8; and in
charging. $50 steps.
The :lindoos have the art Of persona,
ting death so as to deceive able surgeons.
An elephant bred to war stands firm
against volley Of mnsquetry. and so
bullets in the flesh vii! not kill him.
Fish are drawn towards light; they
assemble to be fed by The sound OF a
bell and are fond Of music.
4 chestnut trec on Mt. Etna is l69
feet round the trunk.
Potatoes planted below three feet dc
not vegetate; at foot they grow quick
est, and a, two feet they are retarded two
or three months
The mahogany tree is full grown in
goo years. cypress trees are known ,c
be $50 or 900 years old.
There are no solid rocks in the arctic
regions. owing to the severe lro>ts.
Fossil bones Of tho lizard, GAIT. il,
length equal to the dragons Of antiquity
have been found in Bavaria
The surface o! the sea is estimated q
! l5o,oO0.ooo square miles, taking ,he
whole surface oflhe globe al 10000, 900
Its greatest depth is supposed 10 be g
quail TO the height Of the highest noun
,alns, or tuur miles.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-12-24
WANTED.

4 NY quantity Of well clean.ed Hemp or
~ Flax. also 500 bushels clean Flax seed
y anted. for which the higheat price will be
given al tho .'Iowa Rope Walk," near R. w.
Patterson's dwelling, Or at tho store Of
Ang. 90, 1874. J. $. DAVID
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-12-24
ROMANCE OF LIFE.

.Narried. at Victor, Ontario county, n. y. on
the 3lst ul, by the Rev Mr. Furman. ORRIN
kEIluG RICE. Esq. of Clarksbursh. Ky. formerly
OF Salem. N. y. to MARY AUGUSTA WHEELER.
Of Victor, formerly of Salisbury. Ct
The circumstances connected with the
above are somewhat novel and interest
ing. About three years since, the above
named gentleman, when travelling north
ward near Sandy Hill in this State. met a
gentleman and lady in a vehicle travel
ing in good style; soon after he saw
something white in the road alighled and
found adv's handkerchief, with the
name Maria L. Wheeier, Victor, Ont. Co.
Some time after, returning from his jonr.
ney, while consulting some OF his friends,
i, was proposed TO address by letter the
lady whose name was on the prize found
this was accordingly done. 10 due
time an answer was returned by Mass NJ.
A. Wheeler, stating that probably the la
dy he met in the carriage was her sister
who had lost the handkerchlef-she hav-
ing been recently married aud was on
visit to the East with her husband. A
further correspondence ensued, until Oct.
1910, when he started West, to so he
knew not where; But he went and made
himsel, acquainted with Miss W,
ai,er which he went to Kentucky, studied
law, became licensed attorney, and re-
urned and married Miss Wheeler. The
happy couple are now on visit to their
friends in Washington counly.-Pla!is-
burgh Wing.
The South AMERICAN LADIES I'm
South Americ;,, the ladies Of }uenos
Ayrcs, never wearing hats, formerly
wore combs Of from Que to three feet IN
breadth. Wishing to surpass one an.
other, others soon wore them two or three
inches larger.--ln this manner they in
creased the size, until they attained the
breadth Of three feet six inches, bat orc
lady, in particular. was see with comb
four feet four inches in breadth, and
eighteen inches in length; the teeth re.
semble those Of an ordinary comb in
size and number; this was tied 10 the
head with ribbon, and over it was
thrown long lace veil, hanging down
the back and shoulders, leaving the face
usually exposed. 10 show the truth
4
price OF these combs was $50 TO lot
each. The ladies Of Ruenos Ayres are
more graceful in their appearance and
manners than any other country OH the
Wesern continent, and a European la
DIV may be distinguished rs far as the
eve can reach. lnlcd SO much is walk
ing gracefully considered part OF then
education. that rs soon as child car
walk at all. it is regularly tuored by lls
mother, who in going out, places It be
fore her. for the purpose Of correcting
anything awkward or displcaslng IN IL
gait. The next in age IS instructed II
the same manner by the eldest sister
On uniays a whole family, consls,lp;
Of eight or ten. may be seen going Z
mass, attended by a negro, carrying mat
or rugs TO kneel upon. They walk on
after another, according To their ages, tn
youngest being placed first. Each on
knows her respective place, and BERN
once in order, she never quits it from tn
time she leaves home until they ente
church.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-12-24
CATHOLIC CHURCH.

Tie Bible will be the snbjec. Of next
Christmas evenings lecture in tbs Catholic
Church. Ministers of the gospel are par
ticularly invited 10 attend.
Burlington Dec. 2l.h ls42.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-12-24

CONGRESSIONAL REPRESENTATION -
Number Of Representatives from each
State in Congress. III. Of Z under the
Constitution at its establishment. in 1889,
and at each successive Consus.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-12-24
- = - .
CONCERT

The Burlington Academy of mnsic will
give concert of vocal and instrumental
music, on Thursday evening the goth ins..,
in the Courl House.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-12-24

ANEcDoTE. An American born cilizen,
upon being presented with his tax bill
dis year, found the word .'a1ien'' set a.
gainsl his nams. lie proceeded TO the
proper office. and demonstrated; and upon
being asked it he was not really an alen.
replied: by G.. believe am, for !
was born in Rhode Island
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1842-12-24

New Reading. The New York Plebe.
an says, the wings were routed in that
State ..holse, foot, and racc0ons. !"