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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-27
OUR JUDGES DISTRACTED.

We learn by letter from GIN. DoDGE
that the following bill. after having pas
sed both houses Of Congress, was sent to
the President for his signature on the
9th inst.
A Bill regulating the services Of the sew
eral judges in Territory ofIowa.
Be IL enacted BY the Senate and House
Of Representatives. Of Tie United State Of
america in Congress assembled, That,
until otherwise provided by law Of the
Legislative Assembly Of the Territor
Of Iowa, the judges for said Territory,
lately appointed, shall be, and they are
hereby, assigned to the same districts to
which the same judges, respectively were
heretofore assigned by the laws Of the
said Legislative Assembly Of the Terri
tory Of Iowa.
Mn. WEBsrER's TREArY-We learn.
from the Washington papers, that the
treaty recently concluded by Mr.. Web
ster and Lord Ashburton for the adjust.
ment of the existing difficulties between
the British and American governments
was transmitted to the Senate on the 10th
ult.
We infer not only from the remarks
Of the Globe given below, but from other
information in our possession. that the
treaty will receive the Senate's ratifca-
ton.
The Globe says:
"From what we can gather Of public
opinion, it seems that few or none are
satisfied with the treaty, or with it's dis
position Of any one Of the points Of diff
Guilty which it is designed to settle ami
cably; and yet. such is the general aver
sion to the opening up Of fresh discon-
tents in regard to our relations with Eng
land, that we should not be astonished 10
see the treaty confirmed
The steamboat Glaucus was lately
snagged near Hannibal. and is said to be
total loss.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-27

FRulr.-"PEAcHEs,'' says tho St. Louis
Gazette, are selling for 25 cents per bush
ell; apples l9a; pears SO; and other kinds
Of fruit in proportion
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-27

kENTucKY.-The relief party has pre-
vailed. They will have majority Of
about 60 in the Legislature.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-27

The re-appointment of Thomas NJ
KNIGHT, 10 be Receiver Ct Public Moneys
q Dubuque, has been officially announced.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-27

Our thanks are due TO Gen. DoDGR for
! complets set Of the census documents.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-27
N Office.

N U lVE.
o. Persons indebted to the Gazette
office for subscription, advertising, job
work, &C., are requested to make settle.
ment at'an early day.
]. II. M'KENNY.-
Burlington, August 81 la42.a
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-27
JAMES NJ. MORGAN.
BERNHART HEM.

NEw ELEcTIoN.-We learn from Du-
buque that Messrs. IIEMpsrEAD and Now
LIN have received an equal number Of
votes for Tho Council in the district com
posed Of Dubuque, jackson, Clayton and
Delaware. A new election will be held
next month. Four candidates, we under.
stand, are already in the field, viz:
Messrs. Hampstead, Gehon, Nowlln and
Collins-three democrats and one wing
JEFFERSON County, in this Territory
was organized in the year 1889. At the
last election It polled Ola votes. Ii is q
good county Of land, and contains mos,
industrious and excellent population.
Besides, il is democratic to the backbone,
although we could wish to see our friends
there act with more union and harmony
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-27

humiliation Of space and T,mc.-The
Baltimore papers state. that the trip be
tween that city and Wheeling has lately
been made in less than 25 hours--eigh,
hours in rail road cars and II hours in
stage coaches,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-27

Ex. Governor BoGGs has been elected &
member Of the State Senate Of Missouri.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-27

The steamboat Glaucus was lately
snagged near Hannibal. and is said to be
q total loss.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-27

for the increase which took place in
l634-5 and s, we are to look to that Pc
culiar condition Of the country which
grew out ofone Of the most extraordinary
excitements in business aud speculation
that have ever occurred in the history oc,
commerce and currency. II was
fruit Of "a wild spirit of adventure engJ j
dered by vicious system Of credits p
der evils OF which it is fondly hopeda Ii
not soon recur.
Considering the vast amount Of inv j
ments made by private individuals il
public land, during those three years.
which equalled $40, OOO, 600, equ
more than 90 years purchase, takini
average Of sales Of the ten preceding Wv NJ
it may be safely asserted that the resi- b
of the public land sales can hold out moi |M
ing to alarm the manufactures with Ii. u
idea Of instability in the revenues, and
consequently in the course Of the govern
ment.
Under what appears to me, therefore
the soundest considerations ofpublic poli.
cy, and in view Of the interests Of every
branch ofdomeslic industry,I return YOU
the bill with these my objections to it's be-.
coming law.
IA take occasion emphatically to repeat
my anxious desire TO cooperate with con-
gross, in the passing aof a Law, which.
while it shall assist in supplying the
wants Of the Treasury aud re.establish
public credit, shall afford to the manufac.
turing interests Of the country all the n.
cidcn,al protection they require.
After all, the effect Of what / do is sub.
siantially to call on Congress 10 econ
slider the subject. II, on such re.consid.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-27

Leaving an available amount Of $97O,OaO
The navy Department had drawn re-
QUESTIONS on the Treasury, at that time,
to meet debts actually due, among which
are bills under protest for Sl,4l4,uOo,
thus leaving an actual deficit Of 444 900
There was Oh hand about 100000 Of
unissued Treasury notes, assisted by the
accruing revenue, amounting to about
$3.50 900 per week, exclusive Of receipts
on unpaid bonds, to meet acquisitions for
the Army, and the demands Of the civil
list
The withdrawal Of the sum Of $64O,OOO
to be distributed among the states, 50 soon
as the statements and accounts can be
made up and completed, by virtue Of the
provisions Of the act Of the 4th September
last, Of which nearly snoiety goes tor
few States, and only about $685., OCO is 10
be divided among al. the states, while it
adds materially TO the cmbarrassments Of
the Treasury. affords to the States no de-
cided relief. y.
No immediate relief from this state Of
things is anticipated, unless, what would
most deeply be deplored. the Government
could be reconciled to the negotiation Of
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1842-08-27

$3.50 - ASSAA'SSS AAsSSU'Asy SOtAsOAASN An suS
same individual. But daring as he is she
must dos0n''-for if the signs Of the times
speak truth, his grave is already dug for
ty iathoms deep in the darksome veil of a
never-ending oblivion.
Both houses being without quorum
the remaining members were compelled
to make an informal adjournment. Pre-
vious to separating for their respective
constituencies they published an address
to the people Of the State, stating the rise
progress and final consummation Of the
conspiracy which resulted in leaving the
State without Representative Govern.
ment, and submitting the whole issue Of
things to their consideration at the ballot
box in October next.
Their address is calm, able aud dig.
nified document,--and bears most ad.
vantagcous contrast with the revolutions
ary course ofihe federal members. Men
who have shown themselves so eminent
~ equal to such crisis, must be, as
they should he, triumphantly sustained
by the people.
Although the legislature had been con.
yened more especially for the purpose Of
dividing the State into Congressional dis
tricts, yet much unfinished business oil
| the last session had been again brough,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-12
VETERINARY or TIE RICHMOND MEDICAL coLLEG

TNFIRMARY OF TIE RICHMOND MEDICAL COLLEGE,,
Persons aong diseases Of kind not contagious,
admitted in tins institution al The following rates:
For any period exceeding six weeks nhte patients at 50
per week For any period exceeding siA weeks
a deduction Of 81 per week is made in every case.
The above charges include board, nns medicines, medical
attendance surgical operations, and every necessary attention
the patient may require No clt'a charges made in
There are separate for the different classes of PATIENTS
and the ample and complete in
:pect
Two of the Professors College visit the Institution daily,
me having charge Surgical wards and the other o the Me-
deal The living ward is under the charge OF the Professor Of
Obstetrics In all important the Faculty oil tile College are
cled in consultation
Gentlemen sending from the country TO the nfmary
expected give city reference Letters should he address
ed to the President of The Iniirmary.
nec 90 70-wly
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-12
PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE.

PIANO FORTE WAREHOUSE
TIME subscriber constantly receiving from the celebrated ma
nufactory uf Nunns Clark New York, elegant and plain
pno Fores possessing improvements and that
de cacy oone peculiar To their
nuiacure. :.
Also large of Musical Instruments and Musical
Merchandise in general.
Piano Fortes repaired tuned hire and taken in
change. -
The largest collection Of Music offered for sale in this
State NAV selected FROM the Of the subscriber who IS
now enabled to Philadelphia and New York wholesale
and retail prices.
Those purchasing again will be furnished upon better
terms than they can find elsewhere in the State.
p II. TAYLOR,
Piano Forte aud Music Store, opposite ME Banks.
o.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-12
RIO HENRY KEY John White and Martha his wife, Will

r-O HENRY KEY John White and Martha his wife, William
Kew John Key Stroher Key, Joseph and Robert Key in
FAM children of Jesse Key deceased Charles b. kry Jordon
amhar, and Judith his wife Nathaniel Champion and Ann his
lanes H. Key Beverly d. Key children Of James key
ercasrd Richard James Key Jefferson and Mary Key infant
children of Jefferson Key deceased, Samuel Danr Jas Daniel
Jon Daniel William Daniel Henry Daniel Nancy Graves wi
dow o Henry Graves deceased Patsy Brown widow Of Josiah
Brown deceased Matthew Nicholas and Ezab th his wife, Eli
in Daniel Martha Daniel Francis Daniel Beverly Daniel Jo-
senb Daniel and George Daniel children Of Martin Daniel de-
ceased The children Thomas Key deceased whose
unknown 10 me- and w key-A you do reside in the
commonwealth of Virginia, and have Attorney within the
s,me known 10 me- whom notice can he gven take this
method 10 give YOU notice, that WILL Tuesday, the Goth Of
nrmber hours of sunrise and sunset of that
ov NJ the office of John r. Thornon in the county of Coe IN
ie State of Missouri proceed To take The deposition OF said
hornon and on Monday the Goth day the month"; be-
tween The same hours residence Of Walker C0bbS In the
county of Caroline In State Of Virginia. will take the deposit
lions Of said obbs Others and Friday The 3rI of the same
month"; between hours at the tavern Kept by Mrs Maria
Raker Gordonsvle county Of Orange IN the state OF
Virginia dispositions Of Robert King George Pao
lchabod others; and, on the next day. between the
same hours al Lafayette Hotel at Orange Court house. in
The county Orange State of Virginia. will take tue dispositions
of Lewis b. Williams and oersal the said dispositions TO be
read as evidence suit in cancey depending IN
the Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancery for Orange con
IT, in the Of Virginia. in which am plaintiff and you and
Others And IT, from cause, all or either oi
the drposons taken on the days above mentioned,
the notices adjourned and the deosons taken on the
DAYS fixed In the adournment at the same Places ana be-
tween the hours OF the day. ~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-12
POETRY.
"nrca W.T. REMAINS rasrxo."
ms AYrn or rnE ENGiLsn rEorLE.

TIE PRAYER OF THE ENGLISH PEOPLE
There is n cry upon the earth,
a CRY of want aud wo,-
IL rises from our ciIcS vasi,
From hamlcis lone aud low;
Where roll our commerce laden waves,
Where fields of verdure spread,
Ascrnds Tie still unanswered prayer
Giveus our daily bread.
Tie voice nc wasted youth Is tlrIc-
OF childhood early chillcd;
OF famine, ruined homes, and hopes
Which time can ne'er rebuild,
OF age, upon whose downward way
No GENIAL lights are she'd
AIl-aIi are blended III tie prayer
Give us our daily bread.
O. fair and fresh the early Spring
Her budding wreath displays,
To all the wide eairh promising
The joy OF harvest days;
Yet many 4 waste of wavy gold
Hath bent above the dead.
Then lei the living share IL too
Give us our daily bread.
OF old a nations cry shook down
The sword-dcfying wall,
Aud ours may reach the mercy seat,
Thnli. ntt the orily hall;
God of the Corn, shall man restrain
Thy blessings freely shed:
O!Iook upon the isles III last
GIVE N our daily bread.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-12

mn MARY WILLIAMSON and Christian alias Christopher,
alias Xii Wianson:-As you do not reside In the Com
monweaIlh Virginia. and have no attorney within the same
thod to give you notice that WILL on Thursday the 18Th day Of
Ssntem. Of sunrise sunset Of that
dar M The tavern kept by Ptceit the county Of
in the State Of Virginia. proceed to take The depoons
o Walter IIoswoh Others and Monday the Sd day oil
October between hours the Lafayette Hotel in
thr county Of Orange will take the depsitions of eabod Nal
~ ard thersal the said deposit0n to be read evidence
N certain sit in chance depending in the Circuit SUI
urror Court Of Law and Chancery for Orange county, In the
i.cm,an,s JOS. HlDEN.
LII, 81, 2-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-12
JulyS nv,

IN CUANCERv.-Al Rules taken In the Clerk Urt Y
Circuit Superior Court nf Law and Chancery Of lbt'
ward unity, the 4th day of July, 1872:
Francis N. Watkins, Administrator Of Martha Pankey e
.d Iilbua
against
Henry A. Watkins and William NJ. Watkins, each .
rish Executors of Joel Watkins, and ier "'
kins Joseph Watkins aud James u. Wood, Executors ii IA
Watkins, deceased. and the said Henry T.. Watkins so
ou right Henry ~ Watkins, Nathaniel Jackson and Aaa
wife Mary Fowler and the either unknown heirs Of Glra
Ter and Temperance his wife, deceased, Bsnjaml, E!1
Frances his wife, If living, and II not, their heirs fn,
aud John Nash. heirs OF Charles Nash and Judith his MI
heirs Of John F. Nash and Susan his wife, the heirs ol
Walton and Elizabeth his wife, wit: George Walton
Walton Paul Jones and Mary his wife, and other wh' ~
Unknown, - Ellar aud cathane his wife, u l'in.
dece,,ed Driendaii
The defendants, the unknown heirs Of Barnet io"Iu.
Temperance his wife. Ben jnnu Elliott and Frances ",
living, aHd IL not, their heirs Pinrns Nash ana gov o
heirs Of Charles Sas and Judith his wife, the rIs Oh "a
Nash aud Susan h- wife, the heirs of Thomas Walton %
zabeth his wife, wliUsr names are unknown, - t,i
CathaIine his wife, II living and IL not their heh A., ~
unknown heirs OF Martha PaRkey, If any there pr' ~, "A
entered their appearance and given security, aecnfat 81
of the General Assembly and The rules Of tins to tss
pearng that they mol inhabitants Of this STATE on .
Of the Plaintiff by COUNSEL, is entered al rtes ao hy
accordingly ordered that they appear here on '
September Term next, and answer the plantihs on"
copy of this order be forthwith Inserted in some ono %
lie newspapers printed in the CT Of Richmond im
and also posted at the front door oil 'e
| OF this county. Copy-Teste, o,eu,u C.
I..tQ
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-12

V,HE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, CUPIAH coz m.,n, q
In the Ccnt Court OF Copiah county al Nay AL Adps
Melissa Speed, Administrative OF William W. md e.t!
traitor Of ali and singular the goods catiels, nshs M
which Of the estate Of John speed, deccaseu'
against
Joseph 81. Sheppard - ,.,h,. 10 ,h. )
On attachment for the Of 5000 IS, reurnaoe
Term, 1912, Of the Copiah Circuit Court wllian
Whereas Melissa Speed, Administrative anu :, ,,1ra
Speed, Admn.'or have sued out 40 .r hnd
Gftyniue dollars and seventy Eve cents, rrInrnsbe ut
and appearing to The :" OF The
sis,pp and that said She ppard resides IN le
MIA: Iaes hereby given, that, unless the sald dne,
pard appear put in his special bail plead answer S.a
above action wthin six months, judgment ny LII he 81
rendered against him, and the property attached w ips
And il further ordered, that copy of tins no'.1 pub,
and published in Richmond Enquirer, ncwpt m, ~.
10 The city Of Richmond Stale OF Virginia. and civ j.
sippian. 4 newspaper printed and published ~ VIZ
SON Mississippi for six weeks successfully xeinh d;'
Witness the seal OF the said Circuit Coun '"''
May, 1912. Attest: :. fo,;,b crcui, Cea'
JOHN MeGREW, Clerk oil Cop'a" - Is-S6a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-12

In The United States Court for the Eastern Di''f'''
18th July, lsie: If The aE
JNhe matter Of naqsp,syy Of Hna' District fal
M a,d,. ~. Pizzin who has been deereed
mi. co sn having flied petition yayinss for ls
Ordered noee thereof Be ,xs !, Iea.t
IN Nc Ser sy e nsa when be had s am
ea III, ,ss : ass Of s sf%.as
who have proved Ime and place. and show ea aa
saSsa' why pf The ' prayer said ;' SB5
July p
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-12

LIFTON FOR SALETle subscriber offers for sale the Plan
lation o which he lives in Amea county, about 30 miles
West of Richmond 81 miles from Petersburg Ii from the Amelia
Springs and miles from the Appomaox containing one
and fifty acres of which unrelrcd. IL has
uron excellent two-story frame house, with Two chmneys
fire places Easements first and second stors Kitchen
smoke house necessary buildings. would
he an eligible situation for professional gentleman ply sean
LAWYER &C.. gentleman from the city, lower country who
wants pleasant healthy, Summer retreat, viii find but few
places State desirable Persons wishing 10 purchase
will Of course premises when the will be- made
known hy application Major John H. Strgar FIX Hill
post Ofice or To The subscriber. V. NJ MASON.
Ann 26-waw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-12

VALUABLE TOBACCO LANDS AND MILLS FOR SALE
Tine subscriber offers fn sale the Tract Of Land which
he resides the Joneboro Tract formerly the resi-
dcnce Chief Jnstice Henderson, lying within mile
nj William ard Of Henderson Depot, and
healthy and excellent neghhorhood. This art contains
acres including fair proportion "f wood land, all of which
well adarted the growth 81 corn, wheat and tobacco
Also his Island Creek and the tract of land whereon
they situated, containing a9 acres lying IN Granville comfy
Of WILLIAMSBURG The Grist Mill Is in good
repair surpassed BY North Carolina for manufac
turing flour. There is also Saw Mill ON this tract About
half of in original growth The cleared land in
excellent heart and very fine Of tobacco growing
part OF il Persons wishing purchase this valuable
propeIty would well call the subscriber living Jones
hnro no make known his terms and show them the pre-
WILLIAM III. hOBaRDs, IN.
July % .2-w6w
~ Wing will copy wCw and send account to this Office for
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-12

ID ENEN John Earrys Union Coffee House and r. IT, Jen-
knss Try Good Store and doors below Governor street
We would take this late opportunity of thanking The public or
ayurs Ii not design al ri
establish through the press bu, 10 do by giving a-
sction who call upon which consider far preira-
Bile To any basis, vi which glad 10 know has
been almost universal.
design pursue the same course at this t'me and Tor
the future All goods sold by do please in COST quail
~ fit color make fashion, otherwise, can be returned and
the money efunded-povded the shall not have been
We have this time large stock, If not larger Than
any the line Of business and would respectfully
invite call before purchasing, and
anime for himself and prices pronounced low
ower any the city, shall be very much deceived
Coats S2 while others charge sig for making
and trimming; furnishing the c and pants At So
tina, are sold for Sill Vests Shirts Drawers llandkercefs,
Craya Stocks Sspendes Socks Gloves and Collars of many
kinds and qualities usually kept by Cloth
irs which determined sell low for cash; and
public call and whether they want 10 buy not
11r al Goods rGrrantcd
- J. BRANNAN e CO.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-12

1,HoMAs SPENCER Agent, has for sale at his old
first cross street above the Banks, in addition 10 his f o
of Farming Utensils, very superior Plough enrev m
plan, for sale low. y"
nuo
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-12

INDIAN FIELDS FOR SiLE.- now offer fr sale this beau
u and productive fatm continuing about six hundred and
twenty five The leading from Charles
City Court house Richmond and within mile Of James
river sufficiently lining mang, both Of which
can he conveniently There about hundred and
arabic land Nearly all Of the red soil highly cs
mated in this section lying we'll; easily worked and improved
and pays better assisted than any soil known OF
the remainder hundred is fiat land, with valuable
growth of oak timber 1.-THE residue in pine very suitable for
cord wood neighbour Dr. Wilcox selling very
pidy for the New York market Most Of the buildings good
condition consisting dwell house and all necessary
house, Any person wishing purchase invited to view the
farm or communicate with BY letter, directed Chas City
Courthouse. given the ls day Of January with the
privilege Of seeding crop Of wheat
WIN. TYLER.
Charles CITY county, July Is, 1872 20-wiw
cnnY,x and charge this Office
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-12

VrALITABLE LANDS FOR SALE-1he will SELL
TO the highest bidder Northumberland Court house. the
and Monday in October all the Lands in the counties Of
Wemorrand and Northumberland with their encumrances
belonging 10 John Combs deceased viz Cabin Point Bull Point
and Bush Field in Westmorelan Cherry Point and The Mill
Tract known by Of Lees MIL, In Northumberland.
STERLING COMBS.
June s-mtds'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-12

nuely as business question: it may be SO adjusted as
10 deiy political change and secure the support or aG
auescence of great majority of the people OF the
States
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1842-08-12

XxTTLLIAM F. RITCHIE, ATTORNEY Law, Rehmon5 =
w Ocefor the present with DR.. Richie, Main street ab
the Banks. Feb ..