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New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-31
Gov. seward,s state Papers.

"The State Papers and Official Correspondence,
together with Letters and Addresses on Puslic Oc-
ca,ons. of WILLIAM II. SEWARD, late Governor
of the State of New-York; to which is Prefxed a
Historical Review of his Administration will
speedily be published in octave of 600 pages, by
A. v. Blake, II Fulton-street. 1t will be printed
en- fine paper, bound in muslin, and enriched with
an engraved head of Gov. Seward by an able ar
list. Price So.
This work must possess great interest for the
Statesman and the future Historian. Its contents
will include several most able papers on the Con-
1roversy between New.York and Virginia the
many sided and long portentous Mcleod Case
Internal Improvement and the State Geological
Survey the resistance of the tenants Of the Manor
of Rensselaerwyck to the Laws; the Executive de-
cisons on the applications for the pardon of Ben
jamin Ra,hbun, John C. Colt and James Watson
Webb, and the reasons thercfer-wth q great
many aubjects of less exciting character, yet of
New-York was ever called, during four years, to
grapple with 30 many topics of imminent and last
ing concern, affecting fundamental principles as
well as far-reaching considerations Of State policy
and general prosperity. And we think no oPPo-
nent of Gov Seward can-gravely deny that, in his
official documents connected with oil these ques
rions, he has sustained himself with eainent ability
and dignity. We rejoice, therefore, that these
State Papers to be thus collected and presented
TO the public, and we predict for them cordial
and favorable reception.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-31
Gonucciicn1.

The Election in this State takes place on Mon
dsy, and brief visit from which we have just re-
turned has strengthened our before faint hopes OF
q Whig triumph. The Wings are perfectly united,
earnest and 1T WORK. Tylersm has done its
worst, and by deception has seduced portion OF
those who were Conservatives into the camp OF
the adversary, but not hundred Wings in the
whole State. If we ere Beaten, it will be through
the Vaccinations of those who wear Abolition on
their faces but carry Loco.F Focoism in their hearts.
Should these be able to divert many as fifteen
hundred Wings into voting Third Party ticket,
while they secretly put in Loco-Feco ballots, our
friends MAJ be beaten-we trust not otherwise.
How long will Wings, because they are adverse TO
Slavery suffer themselves to be thus cheated out
of their votes
Loco-F is doing its very worst backed
by all the power and patronage of both the Fede-
raj and State Governments, to maintain its ascen-
dsncy, but it struggles against the current The
vote is likely to be some thousands heavier than
last year.
Wings OF Connecticut now absent from your
State You are eanted al home Resolve, one
and a to GO HOME on Saturday, SO as to be early
at the Polls on Monday morning next!
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-31

MEcHAS1cs' IssrlrUrE.-Mr. o. S. Fowler
lectures this evening (Frday) at the Institute, on
phrenology applied to Mental Culture. Sec ad-
yerti5er1lcnt.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-31

% We learn that the Secretary of the Navy
has had his nephew, clerk in his department,
appointed to the Office of Purser in the Navy, va.
can't by the drowning of Mr.. Purscr Hart on the
East Coast of Africa.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-31

% The large and handsome barn of Dr. Dar-
lngton, in Westchestcr Pa. was burned TO the
ground on Thursday night last. Two fine cows
which were in the building perished in the devour-
ing flames.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-31

~ Copies of TIE TRIBUNE of yesterday, containing q
Report OF Bishop Hughes Lecture the Tabernacle may
be obtained at this Office Price Oe Dollar per Aundsd or
single copies Two Cents
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-31

70 The Court Martial lately held in smithvilIe,
North Carolina, for the trial of Lieutenant Fre-
mont, of the third Artillery, for 'slegal and un-
military conduct" in striking the three soldiers,
sentenced him to three months suspension, and
confinement to the garrison during that time. The
Secretars srthe request of the Court, remtted all
but the connnement.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-31

RUMoR.-There is rumor in town this morn.
ing that Captain Voorhees, of the U. s. Ship Vim
cennes had shot Mr.. Boyle, First Lieutenant
How or in what manner we have not heard.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-31

I,.Ioad Noti1e and Sorsn, and Poen Last Page.
u For Notice OF TIE Democratic RcUierp, an Asso-
.,nt;on article &c. see First Page.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-31

10 The RHODE lsLAyD QUESTION. Involving
the Legality and fshsfulness of the Dorr operations,
and the claim OF Mr.. Dorr to be considered Cover
nor, will be discussed at the Tabernacle ,b. eve
ming See advertisements.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-31

BRANsE's DICTIONARY OF LITERATURE, AND
Arrive have received fron the Harpers, Num-
Der Five of their edition of Brande's Encyclope-
dia. More substantial information is conveyed in
one number of this most valuable work than can
be found in whole volumes of the ordinary charac-
ter We are glad, for the sake of the buyers, that
the publishers have been called on for several edi-
tions of the earlier numbers. To be completed in
I2 parts at 25 cents each Fer sale at this office.
FROM BERsUDA-By the British brig Falcon
we have received papers fourteen days from Bsr-
muda. They contain, however, no intelligence of
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-31

p Capt. yorhees not being on board the Vim.
cennes, would have found it difficult, probably, to
shoot any body that way. Fraaklin Buchanan is
the commander Of the Yincennes The rpmor is
no doubt without foundation. American.
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-31

D Now, Messrs. Street Contractors! the peo-
pie expect to see you doing up your work with en-
ergy and az abundant force They have scorned
the palrry clamor that would make you responsible
for the blocking our Streets with million tons of
Snow and Ice; now they expect to the Streets
cleaned both rapidly and well; and they have a
right to expec, it, Do not disappoint them
New-York daily tribune., 1843-03-31

fortnight.
The steamboat Rhode Island was TO leave Provi-
dence yesterday afternoon for this city, and of
course will arrive this morning with later advices.
We have reports of serious damage to factories,
at Pawtucket, R. l. and shall hear of more disas-
ters to-day. :
From tie Ne:p. Haven Herald of Wednetday eue.:ng.
The Storm and Flood of yesterday, as far as we
have heard, has fully realized uur spprehensons.
Nearly all the avenues to the city were CUT of by
the tremendous rise Of water, and great damage
has been done to the roads and bridges. The bridge
at Weslylle on the l.chheld turnpike, is entirely
swept away. Also the West bridge on the Milford
road TO n. York. Some of the trusses of the Fair
Haven bridge, over the East river, gave and way
about eighty feet of the bridge sunk as render
itmpassabie. it Barnsville bridge and Neck bridge
above it, remain uninjured. An old bridge on Mill
river, on the cross road above Whitneys factory,
was also carried away. Nearly all the bridges in
the adjacent towns, as far heard from, arc more
OF less injured The Canal in this vicinity suffered
bu, triAing damage, though serious apprehensons
are entertained of the iaterior.
About one third of the dam at the paper mill in
front of West Rock was carried away.
A man at North Haven, under the excitement of
liquor, in the fool-hardy attempt to swim across
the stream, drowned.
The most melancholy event that has come to our
knowledge is the death Of MIR. ORvlLLE COLLINS,
Postmaster at Straitsville He left the city in one
horse wagon, in the afternoon, with man in bis
employ, MIR. Johnson, in company for home. In
attempting to pass the bridge in Westvle, near the
intersection Of the Bethany road with the Litched
turnpike, his horse got eff the track, and the whole
were swamped in the food. Mr.. Collins and the
horse were drowned. His companion, who WIS
driving, succeeded in grasping post, and was
saved.
The West bridge, on the Milford road, we are
informed, is completely destroyed, abatnenis and
all, and the road much damaged. The Fair Hs-
ven bridge, we are authorized say, will be rem
dered passable this evening or tomorrow.
E1,rac, from Private Letter.
NORWICH, March Q, 1885.
It is now o'clock, and l have just returned
from Jewett City. The journey has cost US con-
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-21

letter writer in the Evening N1ercu-
ry, under date Of Washington, thus no.
tees contemplated Improvement in Post
Office charges:
''There IS an unusual convoca,ion Of
Pos'masters now in Washington. at the
Aummons OF the Postmaster G.neral.-
Among then lnolce Col. Graham Of New
York, Mr. Montgomery Of your city. Mr..
Gordon OF 10 sion AMI others. The oh.
Jec' IS consultation in reg@rl to ii new
tariff oil postage. understand It is the
Intention of Mr.. WickliIit. to recommend
many Ieiorms in his department, and
among Others q reducl on in the rates o.
letter postage, so as 10 mike them cores
pond with American currency. to wit:
"a cents To cents, 10, cents 10 10 cents.
ana also an increase oil postage on those
letters which pay l8l to 90 cenis''
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-21

animal u;r,o T. J. ~ as acquired habits Of tina,
IN Ills 'l'er,itaib believed 'arge majority
adopting their yNere directly in favor 81
, Im,, Q! Eo'ernness. lGlon u fam M
1vA'ss) lie would i pn1ar spch e .ae
cums'"nces, some'hings onId dl MOI tho he done
to check the current Off 'u nol :. u:',e
TO curb the viiated, appe i pvp us;rd;.;d
ua's aud regulate their dietN .rhev 40 :.
'ic representatives Of the pe.,l.,lI,,;..
81 Hear!0 and he boldly ASSURED ,hs;,
right OF Legislation upon this su;o,.. :.
well asuPon that otdomes,ic nmnulaS,. ~
The honorable gentleman here su, .. -.
amidst Tho over wheImins applause or
friends. loo much praise ca.no, be awas
ded him for the noble stand which he ha.
taken in behalf Of this subject Of scientific
interest. l have been able only 10 o;ve
you brief synopsis OF this stirin. an.
peal. Ills remarks relative 10 the ron.
sumption Of indian Corn sm Obliged II
de!er until my next.
yours &c.
nIJrNcN
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-21

CIRCUS There has lately been es-
aabl'slled at the workshops Of the Fair
otrus, in Belgium, an artificial magnet,
o. !reat power, placed at the height Of
me we. Every moment there may he
seen cunning 10 This magnet either ,ur
ner or an adjus'er, who has received a
s'na'' f"ce ct iron in the eye; the mag
"e' draws IT out as soon as the cyclic IS
open 1t 1scoiceivcd that magnet Gu.
pao'e OF raising 1000 kil!egrammes nigh.
' q, even piece Of iron implanted in
inc Lesh and lncrusted in the bone.
N. O. Bu1.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-21

U. 5. SENATORS. -tlon. Arthur p.
Basty has been reelected U. S. Senator
Tor the State of Alabama. for six years
from the 4th Of March next
on the 9TH inst, the hon. John ].
Crlttenden was re elected u. S. Senator.
by the Legislature Of kentucky, for six
Years from the 4ih Of March next. The
vote was as follows: ]. ]. C,:,,cnden
88.--Richard NJ. johnson. 43.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-21

type Selling Wseh;ne.--A citizen Of
Troy, N. York, has beenlor the last four
years perlecting a machine for setting
'!p's' bnf on an entirely different plan
from that invented by CAPTAIN Rosennury
and recently described ln,he New World
newspaper. This machine will be ready
Tor the Inspector OF the public in tie
course OF two or three months. Connec-
ted with 1t is also u machine for distrib.
ut no.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-21
UNITED STATES OF AAIERlC i,

District Court for the first judicial Dis
trict in the Territory q; Iowa.
The creditaxs If Joseph Iiaussr, IA ercrred
who have p,oyei their debts, and other
persons ninteres. hereby no,iied t,,ai the
i7th day OF April next. al Burlington, the county
mated by the court, as the tue anl place whsm
and where they may attend, and .isw cause any
they have. why 9 certificate OF final ..ischa,.s,
shall not be granted to Said bankrupt DATED I'll ;
I.tGay OF December 1912. Ey order Of the court
y Learned. solr 5 Dunlap, clerk
January 81, iSl3--lOw
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-21
z1seaa


AZ the resilence &. III. on.in.lav. ,!o,enh p =,
~ Jefferson township. lienfy County Iowa on
INC iih OF April last. Aln. JeH, stout IN i, So IN
yenr.
Mr.. Stout was asolt!ier hr,n..I m. VII 4. ,c ~
Revolutionary war. lie was Que Of n.r,l
hloli';em LlteGuara. i, the battle OF Quebec.
tie was III the battles OF Bunker Hill. Irana,.
VINE ana several others not SOW teco!i~c!esi He
was born IN New Jersey III 1855 lie emj.rat,d
70 Iowa Territory about four years ago ron l., !
eo"'',. county, i.nn.4 !yana, were he lived ~
o""' 50 years II Communicated
:, u =, 's city on Monday nightias, Ma WirIl.,,
y. aoLElsg>. Mr.. NJ, Was q Tie Oldest ,iti-
sens o. Burlington.
5, ~ w. Piece mt Henry County. T. on Thurs.
J. Stewart. OF the ROCK River Amer Cont. OF
vac Msin"l!>' Episcopal Caurch.-Nl,s $ was a
native OF Hartford county, Conusc,cu. aged &c
ye.'i.-a"d a'sd as The christian ai.,a. tcsiyng
a' To her Death had no stag. the grave no te..
rGrs.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-21

Facilities Of Commandment 10! or
prairie hens, shot near ST. Louis, were
lately sent to Baltimore as present TO
one Of the citizens Of that place. They
arrived in perfect condition aud looked
as fresh as if they had just been shot.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-21

ANOTHER. DufL.-A. duel- Mas bsen
fought a. Nc51dk. Va, be:ween midship.
man Nc aober;s, nephew Of sena,or Ma.
Roberts of'Iu'nois, and Glidshipnspifn1
Byrnes both 81 the i. S. 'Navy.ir A, the
second fire By fnes.was badly, ..houghno,
MORALLY wounded. 90
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-21

Col. sewel (Der'.) has been elected to
Congress from the Third Congressional
District Of Maryland, 10 Gil the vacancy
occas'oncd by the death Of the Hon. j.
w. Williams.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-21

Suspension Of Bankrupt business
Judge Pope, oflIlnois, has given notice
that he viii MT act upon any cases in
bankruptcy after the l,t OF March nex..
until 1t shall be known wha, is tic final
action of Congress in regard to the re-
peal Of the law.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-21

ladiana.--The DemscraticA State Con.
vention met a. indianapolis on the 9th
inst The Hon. James Whitcomb was
nominated as the democratic candidate
for Governor, and Jesse D. Brigh, for
Lieutenant Governor.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-21
UNITED Stiles OF AMERICA.
y II I'D OT ZJIU u MO
p'; ''s n Bankruptcy.

District Cour, Frst)
J ldciai Distinct! III Bankyupfcv.
Territory of Iowa.
Alfred Magncs., Stanley Umphle,, Edom
shnyar., Abner Wiley. John j. Hendricks,
Tarlton B Brown, Henry Shepherd, James
+. Cheek, Joseph Cole, Charles Wells,
Matthew spnrlock, William N. B. Spur
lock, md james +. Chambers. Of the conn-
~ OF Jefferson, having been declared! Bank
s1ta's'T''vc d!''d their several petition. fpr !.
discharsc, which will be hcared az Fair :
field in said comfy on ID. 9Th day Of April,
ls43. Dated this 2tst day Of January,
1913. BY order OF the Court.
John a. Pi.zer, Clerk.
ian 2l-lnn
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-21

vNAKEN up by Thomas Hayes living in
II Pleasan'-t;r"ve Township. Des Mpin.-
County. Iowa TERRITORY, one roam mare Ia
hands high it'll biaze lace. vi hire leos. md
marked with u saddle, blind OF her left eve
Supposed To be IA wears Old. no other marks
or brands pre.eivahle Appraised at SEQ by
w. w. Mckehnv md William H. Sargent.
true CIV PRESLEY DUNLAP, Clerk.
January 18th l843 -3l.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-21
TAKE NOTICE.

LII persons arc hereby cauti ,ned ngainst
81 rec. 'vng a:,v note or notes drawn bv J.
7 Eddy 4 Co or ]. P. Eddy in favor of G. S
oetlsN, us all sncn notes have been paid and
said Eddy holds receipts for the same.
J. r. EDDY & Co
BY HuGlNS Il MILLS,
Attorneys.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-21

Pie GAINESVILLE Aurora Of the 9Th inst
says: "By passengers from above, we
learn that a duel was anticipated some
few days since a, Louisville. between r
Wick'iff. j., and Cassius NJ. Clay, grew
ing out Of political quarrcl.''
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-21
II he ''iken tie that bind. two willing hearts"
81 s, n.tenfsoG'gn1.

~ us CITY, on N,nd+y tve,ng last. hv the Rev.
J. @ WhtiorJ. six. .',i.,p iAnapS. to Miss =, :.
"a FAYItN. all Of iii. titv
ne a''"re notice was accompanied by ii ne slice
o. "t'"i"s r'ke We wish t!.o NJ. W couple long
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-21

Ano'her Defauner.--E A. Nicholl,
Secretary cs the New York Life 1nsur-
ance and Trust Co., has absconded,
leaving that institution minus SIOo,0 oo
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-21

Judge fancy has decided that the
Bankrupt law snperscdes AMI entirely
annuls the insnlyent laws OF Maryland.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-21

Steward Robert Stewart S,ephen
soesbe WIftiam Steward Miss L
Snslson John w or Sherley Solomon
rs or Geo Eotf %Shercr Solomon
Stillwell Aaron Shaw Abigail
Scott Thomas Stranc Daniel
Stephens Miss L Silers Jacob
sllsbe Jesse Stoddard Alexis L
oloada I'd II > Smith Mrs Rebecca
stuart John SInsher Jacob
Summers Rev. H Spencer K. S. 2
Sargent John N.
r.
Thomas David Thenewi,z Henry
Thomas John or Thomps,n Alley j
David Iaggart Ferdinand
Tyler Dr. Alvin g or James L Lor,or
Van Pelt NJ c Vincent A. E
W.
White Mrs Ann q White Nathan 4
Williams Washin'n Wells CoIBG
Waller VIM WasLum Green
Westlall Webster Jesse
write Newton Walker John B.
W., Robert Whea'er Charles
Winchester II H We>,erham Chr;s,r
Melct' Benna Woodrolh Sam'l D
y, Wh''e " Weston BsnjP.
Woo John Warden Geo B
Williamson MISS NJ White Abiathar
- Write Iurdan
Whittlesey Chs Esq WiIbur,oo Levi
White Nathaniel Wiett VIM
Y.
Va ties James II g
!. German Letters.
Friedrich Brungier John G.. fIusenetter.
G :. Duboeis Friedrich Ocehay
Fried. '1cskermann jacob Cludainnin
E. Pennekcmper
toium5us City Letters
Ogden Messrs John u Alfred,
Skillman Dr. E II.
Persons calling for the above letter
viii please say tina, they are advertised,
or they may not get them.
GEO. TEMPLE, Post Master.
Dec. 81, 1912.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-21

TERRITORY uFluwA DEs anlNEs COUNTY. Sc.
District Court for said County, TO the
February tenn iherecf, 1913.
PulLlp MAURo, PAIN
ut.
Thomas L. Tbrus,on. attachment.
implicated uiM John F.
Webb, Defendants.
The said Thomas l.. Thruston will
take notice, that on the eth day o! Au-
gust, \ ID. 1912, writ OF attachment
was issued out oi the office o. the Clerl;
OF the District Court, for SAID County, in
the above entitled suit, las auxiliary to
the original wri,,) against the goods,
rights, cftdfts nlansys and effects q, tho
said defendants, in sud County, lorsthe
sumol six hundred aud eighty EIGHT dol
lars and ninety one cents. aud interest on
SIX hundred dollars Of said amount from
the 9Th day Of August, l842, up 10 the 9Th
day OF the same month, which said writ
Of attachment was returned BY the Sher
lit oil said County, at the October term
OF said Court, 1912, levied on i certain
Steam Ferry Boat Shocko1uon,j lying
and being At The wharf in the city Of Bur
lington.
Now, unless The said defendant shaf
appear, and plead before the next. .zrn
OF the Court aforesaid. Judgment S,l1 Ne
entered and the property 50 al'.eheu WI.
be sold 10 satisfy the sams aud COSTS o.
suit
Dated this god day December, 1912.
john .. DU MAP, Clerk.
D. Rorer, ap<J. N. Morgan, Plaintiffs
Attorneys.
TIQSGY Superior strained honey for
&, l.a !,,, By $50 ". = MAuko'
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-21

"11e Warsaw Mrssage,'' is the title Of
new Clay paper started a, Warsaw Ill.,,
and edited by III. Gregg, formerly OF IT,
Madison, in this Territory.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-21
Millinery, Dress and G1o9l IA

- Me. c. f. THOMSON wonla lepscs-
~ July inform Esr ftisnds
49, toners that ~ csTTiss % q
1us, asss, on .,s1esse1 Street, oppessse - s
t;ossl Hotel, were she wall b pleeeed IA
se.vs those who may favor her With : sAlSA
With the most approved fashions
Burlington, Nov. lo~sE
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-21

person who has just arrived in Gin.
c'nnal' from the Oregon Territory, in
speaking of tho Missionaries OF tho
Methodist Church in that region, says
that '',ke Methodist preacher there had
four hundred barrels Of picked salmon
ready for markct-'hat they had fine
houses aud splendid tarms-and that
Brother Lee, The head Of the mission,
had eight hundred head of CATTLE Chit
licolhe Adr. =
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-21
LNeeutr;x Notice,

ME subscriber having taken gu, letter,
u iestanentary from the Conr, OF Probate
o, Henry County, Iowa Territory, on the last
VIII and Testament of
PtNUEL CHENEY,
'"'s OF said Count. deceased, hereby notifies
and r.qnss all persons having claims agains,
sa'd deceased To rxhiti: the same to the UNDER
signed, or to the Court OF PROBATE OF said
County, for settlement, within nle months
from thus date. Henry County, Iowa Terrific
~, l4h January. lBl3
HULDAil CHENEY, Execu,rix.
Jan. 2ist '43-4,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-21

There arc upwards Of 10000 Jews in
the City oil New York.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-21
yours &c,

Mayor Noah has retired from the New
York Union which is about 10 be convert
ed into a morning paper.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-21

Notice to those II p4y conseIll.
ME undersigned de rm'nsd % ss1'c 3: ~
u Cook accounts .:''nedia'eiy, take s.i .
opportunity to inissm such rs have s'afs4 ne
ccoun,s 10 cau,nd settle az no fnr.hlr ~.
aulsence w;poe gi-en. Luke palmer.
a Noyenha 9Th 1912.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-21

LAST CAE6. q
rFNHOsE who are ind4hsed 10 me b. note
u or book account, viii much obligc NE
by calling Immediately SAd settle lhe saus,
as no long indulgence VIII he given.
lN0. 8. DAVID.
Burlington Dec. :4.h tFla~keye eop.l