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ENGLISH U1RKETS
TOBACCO MARKET.
From tic Circutur Of Hrowu, SIMPLIFY q Go.
Iuu pud

Liverpool, IAN. 2nd. 1873.
TOUACCO.firr .lo- ~ Tobacco during past
about 1850 lhd- Virginia aar steady Nignii stcinHod
advanced about 10 per No. whc Kcuuety has declined
quite much The total stock Tins port 1910 hhi' against
1850 hiri- a year Hgo.
Prom Di-S,,' .vsy. Ls'f,, Liro,s,gL Ji'aa,y ~
advance n .dref 3d. ON esC AMI fully 40 per %. .'upces
generally bat especially ic latter have farther
bare 81 Kentucky irHL which wanted o-k strips
heavy and e ssi-- been reduced n the
ordinary DE- enpuon- were p'feln.edon very lon terms
Toaseofn virginia caf throughout III a,l month steady
noss doing and IN all about 500 h odd foy export
200 h lprncnIy Tor Flanders. I'D I'D per H. home
and bonding 2so h. IRON, td std, and picked fne
81 Cid and 100 hi' sid sd. per H. al
quoted
IN, An with abou, 500 hid. rejected Tobacco .od Plan
dcrsht L.. Cd ~ TO-.
snpi continues in goo densn5 and sells readily from
sid 10 5id about $50 hhi s1h ani would been d0nc
bl' The ock being small and hol Standing higher rates
Kenuey eaf-Abr' SO h. have been od or export rnn
rrany NJ COOL ordinary 3f ga D. and about coz
h for rcnF and home trade alteration can be noticed b.
prctS
Napand-Nouns doing The rood qualities of Negoh,ad ar'
| IN better demand. but only business done
Ilavsursh Lest Domingo. Cuta Col1nba Leaf md Roll
The go qualities remain demand fof home purposes but for "a
Ilav,nnah cs,.hs finer qusfcs opy are demand fu'
IRON Higa,y srstgs Eapsy,r, Trt, In
The liverpool Cotton Trads sOv the Year tsi2
we sfpin oa sntshng into cngiy review n hs past year
The fluctuations few, aui degres u uniformly
IN prices attended by nnnoon9s depression generally prevailed
~ late The for consumption have teen extensive bot M
supply n new cotton elfy PERIOD IN hsvs tend
reduce pnccs and comparing the Quotations
American Of the siH December 1871. hey VIII
I found per 70. iower
A. regard, The future reasonable grounds for anuepa
ting good export trade IN manufacturer but ne important ehAnss
which have taken place. and agitation Of further chsngss vi
prove obstacles early Improvement IN he bons desnd ~
d. look forward 70 amendment ~ ne aae % ne is'
material indeed some dspcsion raheuaHy uou INC 0"s qua
ltIes Il AaIsr,ca r.. may faiay he expected.
w 'al 'ass q 'p' ysaf sFs '@a''d bags ''
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INSTRUMENTATION

A. meeting of portion OF tie Voter, Of wcstmor,snJ
County held at the Court house Monday he l-tl Of Ja.
nuary for o purpose Of selecting candidate represent
NJ IN the next Legislature Jour able representative Geo. W.
Lewis having declined r,.oiooupnl Capt Thomos ".
Bragg called IN s Chair, end WIN. Ado Spence ap.
pointed Secretary.
The object oi tho In,oiug explained by VIM HUT,
E-q who moved that committee be appointed for the pur.
pose Of selecting suitable candidate for -sid Office Where.
upon, thc Chair appointed Crpt WIN. lluu, Dr. W. 4,
Spence and Chsro n. Sanford, who retired and sltcr
sultauDn, brought forward the Of Thomas Brown
b-q gentleman 30 every respect qualified Tor said o
Zee.
Ithaviug been ssceItsinod that Mr. Brown would con-
sent for s friends 20 hs nsms the following resolution
was unanimously adopted
Eewirsd, That We recommend Thomas Brown, Esq.
10 fHe support Of ie.low.ciuzeus, aud ts' wi
. our brg' o1dr8yOrs 20 secure his election.
Hss0irsd, That tho Editor Of ihe Wing, and heKsn
dfs Gllete be requested the above proceeding
. BOO their respective papers.
THOMAS ". BRAGG, Chairman.
W. ArDfrurs SrIyrE, Sfc'U.
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cangltm he facE

Tho Msdisgniau, oi J'ny q, pubi.lo. lou,r dated
"Wy'1c county, Virgins, January 23j." The "Cowaiu"
and his friends have enlisted Garner pigeons in their
service yr 81, cto-narnc im least A. the mail Travels
gyfhe ahuo Tennessee county, be- less distant
from Washington than $40 miles and portion
of bad road that Besides who sin Wytho NJ lann
hary acquainted with Accomac end the Eastern Shore
localities, historical incidents and distinguished men and
iamos' We doubt there the instance u citi.
~ Wy'c being on the Eastern Shore Of Virginia.
Th, letter j. flaming ouoyy Of Mr. Wise ondo the
Eastern Shore and evidently written with the feeling and
the 1s' OF n1uvc. One only position Of the wrsfdo We
doeuf ,i consequence 9 notice. lIe 'ayf
"Aud, o closing this note let me addfor the occasion
o. most opporuncthar ihc Hon Henry A. Wise hns, IN OIL
things since he hos been member Of the u Congress-
quilted himself TO ibo entire satisfaction oi vast majority Of
tbs people Of Virginia"
sweeping assertion Mr Wise has been 10 years
smembor, and within that period hiss suocessivey belonged
to ever pary the State. When Wing did he enlist The
appreciation of n vast majority" OF when Democrat p
Or Inst he neher1 The very opposite factis true
lie never hes enlisted the satisfaction Of vsst majority q
tvs Jpe d vsins nor ofany msjoriy. This 10 more
and most emphpucaliy ~ this time
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Commander OGpry,
MckIAN.
Y. Y. MARKEMs-Inno;

FLOuR-The Tow Boats brought down yesterday about
seven thousand barrels Of Flour shout ak thousand of
which are Western and 1000 Troy The market lie very
dull. Sales Of Michigan have been made at S437S and
aPace OF 1000 barrels from Now Orleans about 81 l2S
which "a a decline. Southern is very dull
GRAlN-A lot OF New Jersey has been taken at 50 81,
weight Rye o.; Oats, North River22
COTION-The effect OF the new. from Europe Is %
make the article suien, and disposed - advance
prices centothers accept Of former rates The market
can hardly &c said 10 be settled.
HAflia' declined since the opening of the River; sale,
at IS to so cts.
ing IN any other deseupton.-N.. y. Errrsss
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ny h.4sT MOTIFS .M,,J
CoNGREsS-sArrRp,y.

CoNGREsS-SArrRpu.
Tho Senate did not sit.
In the House, Mr. Payne dscourscd the propre,y Of
rctundng General Jackson ine-whch has already been
refunded once.
bill from the Senate for the relief OF the Petersburg
Kan Road Company-wOs rejected; ayes SIS, nays go
The private calandnr was taken up
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CITY ARRTVALS.
COLUMBIAN HOTEL

I.N. Hatcher, Goochland; J. w. Miller, Newhcrn; A.
81. Drewry, Richmond; II. VI. Amstead Campbell Ann.
stead Long, Lynchburg; Ed. Sanders, Buckngham Edw.rd
Burton. All Long Shore; q. w. Wood, Norfolk; J. G.
MeiIhourne, West Point y. York A. j. Robertson do dol
Maj A :. Woodbridge, Coal Mines.
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looscLrDED To-xoRKow.l
To the Voters Of tie Senatorial Di.niet, comSO

counties Of iuglsf1 and Rork5riGgs.
Pillow tITIEENs,-The term Tor 1 virprva
your Senator drawing a close, and my inIen.
non 90 become again Candidate tor your -uaRes, lee
dgy incumbent me- sPPrEe you thereof thus early,
that you may full select for yourselves
abe successor.
IN taking esve Of the distinct tender you my Crate.
10. acknow .dgmsns for the distinguished honor which
you conferred upon four years ago, by eleeng
the station occupy. Whilst acting in the discharge
OF the duties deycyed upon By hs elevated trust
been my anxious desire promote your immediate int
and tho genera welfare OF my native State. That
such the opinion my constituents, have had the
slightest doubt Under such circumstances il
would be beth my pride and pleasure again you
were IL not for my peculiar situation
have arrived ,hat period of life whea the quiet
and repOss Of the domestic red+ much better suited
my taste and much congenis with my feelings
the arena Of politics the stfe OF parties Besides this
have duties 10 discharge 10 young and growing family
Incompatible with longer continuance in public life.
have felt the less difficulty in coming hi, conclnsion
because know That can DO without injury the Wing
Wing principles the Of which the people
of my distinct feel 50 deep interest Their intelligence
furnishes ample assurance that my place viii be filled wise.
y and Judciousy; that they will call into their some
fully competent the discharge Of all the high duties
Of station and will devote himself 10 the further
Of those great principles and sound Of public
policy which in the enlightened Judgment Of my consu.
ents, lic Al the basis Of oil national prosperity
With tine regard, am
Nour fellow. citizon
JOHN II. PEYTON.
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II W. are indebted to CnARtfs WfLrHE, NeUs Ag,Ht,
Lio0pooi for London and Liverpool pspers-and for his
AnOieaH Mere Lsntr, containing valuable summ'ry Of
commercial nnd miscellaneous intelligence.
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TIIE ZINE.

Even Mr. Bots opponents eonecdc high merit to
his speech opposition reundug the Gae 10 General
Lao
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The postage on letters New York. by the Caledonia
amounted to S3,OO0-Philadelphiu $780, and New Or
leans $500
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-01-30

4 Jah Ht.-Tbe New York Express bitterly hdieule'
whait call. the Anuql1cd Virginia doctdae Of 'nstruc
tons" aud usy remark, lhsI II Tvs Disciple, would saioTss
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u History Of the Indian tribes Of North America with
phica sketches and anecdotes OF the Principal Chiefs
Embollishcd with One Hundred and Twenty Portraits,
from the Indian Gallery in the Department Of War, at
Warrington. by Tho. l.. lIeRenHcy. late Of the In
dian Department at Washington, and james Hail. Esq,
Of CiHeiHnGf'
Work Of this title OF three large Volumes, has been
placed hands by the Agent, tins city, and
have glanced through H. especially the Gallery Of Por-
traits, with the lively interest Art has before
conveyed minds, impression of the Abo
gines Of oountry-thor peculiares OF costume of
feature and of manneihe solemn gravity Of their
reposc. and the savage JOY Of the when
lighted mp by the excitement Of the War Dance. We hail
the appearance Of tins WORK furnishing only
Of present qualification but h. mokng valuable contribu-
ton general History. and Iescung from destruction the
perzhing memorials Of the Indian and character.
The fni PRINT Is War Dance Of the Sacks and Foxes
and perhaps the attractive in the worS-hc por.
Of many removed Chief, executed with apparent
and doubt strict fidelity the ogiuasns Red Jacket,
Push-ma.t1-ha Koekuk Nc.o.monne. Tustennuggee Nc
utosh and many othors-Wc confess disnppDut-
ed in finding that Of T,cuseh, his greater brother
the Prophet. Pocahontas there, glonously beautiful
che was. biographical memoir Of each famous nnne is
prefxed.
II the historical execution correspond with the Aristca
which our knowledge Of the abilities Of Col McKeancy in
ducos believe we has, had time Judge sufficient
y for ourselves this WORK entitled cmincnty patronage
and D. a valuable acqui-iOn To historical literature.
J. The New York Union, Mr. Tyer's official, says
that c Ultra Wings and liza Democrats have concdcrut
cd to "dotroy The Iyrr piry II 20, 1t mu.t be
ic--cd that tc two have taken thc trouble oi uni
ting for very insignificant purpOscio dcsiroya
~. Doe. the Union perceive that Mr. Tyler very
personal friends by giving their addiction TO Nlr Cal
houu, taeity surrender - prct,usOn-. Can the Union
"ay w finger on the county, township or parish in the T.
Satc' tlot would ,iv, o. majority Tor Mr. Tyler
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MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

ARRIVED
Fchr John Dunlop Cas-, Boston. sir,ircs
Aunita Lowry. Portsmouth, ~. 10 sundrcz
Clara Norris Kcrkmrr York River corn, to Lewis wclh
CELEBRITY, Wise, Nof, River corn.
I.eoBtine. Knapp. New York, sundries
Pioneer Rhra, Baltimore. stulries.
Brig Ahann Bucstun y. Orleans tobacco AIabin Ianrou
Arrived Cy Pont-Ship Fiber Gown. ~ days from, Ncwpo
with $50 tons iron 10 Petersburg Rail ConIany and Chr,
Palmer Brig Oceanus, Smith with
SAILED
schr. Saratoga, Ilower- Baltimore VIA No5folk aonr
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IItI.u LINENs.

IEISU LINENS.
w. JENKINS has on hsnd few q trsh Linsns
~. pneos varyng is6d Gs These Linehs gfnc
psy celebrated sct0 q Archibald Barclay.
rsnisd have god opportunity u suy
plying their summer wardrobe reduced pTlces.
wHIsKEY AND CLOYER-sEED q HITTER.
IN BBI.e. copper DISABLED WHISKY
OO 100 bus Of ClSysr-ssed
IS roag k<fs u Ghaef" Blusr. Tor ,sc.
30 az, = CEQ WUgIoN
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e The Young Mems hing William Total Assurance sos,ty
wa boil meeting az III" Cni Church. Saturday the Iiih
d1y OF February u"u Addresses may expected from the hr.
N'c President W. 10 r. Watnr the Secretary ohcrs-al
are invited 10 attend !. HENRY COGIIIII- Secretary.
l 25-dH
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NyEibriry Aair.-A CARD.-rhc attention Of the u,bl,
respectfully directed sale evening Monday Jan lo
by printed catalogue NJ valuable private Library Of Medical i
miscellaneous Hooks Sale past G O'Clock
Catalogue ready Tor delivery Books Tor examination
ji 30 onno.,. R nv, r r
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FIIVANNA.

Richmond, 23rd January, l543
" The staunon Spectator md Lexington vii pleas
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hR. \. L.. wNRNEE's LE'-rtRE,-rhc committee ON iec.
~ tbe pleasure NJ announcing the
mor that d. s. H. Warner VIII tln both instant ocln,
r. the Concert Rooms Exchange Hotel tolfcr a sc
10. benefit iho Mechanics Association Tho sutect
bcMa cNlIz. piece Mechanism NJ admission
- Tokctcln hc obtained principal Book Stores
Mr r. a. Taylor. Muse Sorr, and M g. Rice the Ir.as
The members of tie association win obtain
thc Tren'utrr alone AMI WIN pca-c ca
O'Clock, r. w., OF uc JOih Instant hN
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FOR BOSTON.

i'Fkl The packet schr. John Dunlop capt. Case,
N1 lnE ani having the greater part of her cargo
gagged VIII have Dispatch For freight FEW Of tobacco
only, Apply n ia 10 II IAs. FISHER 4 son
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No The regular packet schr LEONTINP,
SI Capt Bur knapp will be ready for freight 70 morrow
For freight OF passage appy board At Ludaus whs
wv lanes FIsHER SON
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04

INSTRUMENTATION :he 7th ult. DAN
iel P. KING (abo'i,ionist) was elected
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives
by majority Of one uole, and that the
vote Of u wing who was not entitled 10 =
seat, bat succeeded in getting certificate
Of election by species Of wing legerde.
main. In the Senate, the democrats
elected all the Officers Of that body by an
average vote OF IL TO 10.
On the 18th, the two Houses met and
elected is Senators-15 democrats and
one whig-io ill vacancies. The Sen.
ate now stands go democrats to IL wings
and the House IS about equally divided,
80 that Governor Morton's election is
sure.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04

Rai;fcaiio. Of Tie late sreaty.-.As wc
have almost daily inquiries in regard Ia
tho ratification Of the late treaty with the
sacs and Foxes, and as numerous contra.
dictory reports in regard TO the probabii.
ity Of its ratification are in circulation.
70 have thought proper 10 state that We
havsn mot, neither do We know Of any per.
son that has, received word from Wash
ington upon tho subject. So soon howev.
er a. 10 shall hear Of any action in the
matter ~ shall Immediately lay it before
J. our readers.
@Ths Lockridge Post Office, Jcfer-
son County, has bssn removed to the
house Of William Bonniieid. Mr.. Bon
ni6eld has been appointed Post Master.
Commodore Jones has been recalled Tor
taking Montsry. when no war existed be-
tween Mexico and the nited States.
Judge ALExANDER PoRTER, Wing. has
been elected Senator ofthe United States
BY the Legislature Of Louisiana, 10 sue,
ceed Mr. Conrad.
e. lass earlhquake was severely fell
fl soa,h ;sfoiins:
i ) - & (
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04

The Democrats Of Philadelphia, favor
able to the nomination Of Mr. Van Buren,
for the Presidency, hcldsa large meeting
IN that city Oh the 9th u!t. Invitations
were sen. 10 Mr.. Van Buren,, Genl. Jack.
son, Col. Benton and several other dis
tinguished men Of the democratic party.
We shall endeavor 10 make room next
week for the letters Of the above named
in reply 10 The Committee Of corre.pon-
tdence.
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tvsce frst page 80

IMPORTANT TO Those
who are indebted 10 this office Cor the
publication Of notices in Bankruptcy, arc
hereby no,i fed that, on the frs, day Of
tho mex, term Of the Court, we shall file
= motion for tho dismissal of thoir pe,i.
tons, unless our fees are paid before tina:
day.
I'd CeaREs7oNDRNTs.-We do not know
whether "Anti Mongrcll" intends hi.
lister Tor publication or not. II SO, he
has not complied with our rule.
"R. w. B." Of Washington county, i.
informed that his poetry cannot be ad.
mitted into our columns in its present
state, a. itlacks not only rhyme bu, is
entirely void Of measure or connection
Tho same remarks will apply to the
'incs.ef Il. G. B" Of Casey Prairie.
The communication Of "Anti.Sheriff 81
contains some very interesting historical
information, but ne much doubt whether
there are any who would not sooner
economist in some other way than tina,
proposed by aAnti Sheriff.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04

Death OF FnAscIs s. kew, Eso.-Fr.n-
Gle $. Key, ESQ.,, late attorney Of the
United States, died a Baltimore, on the
18th ulf. Mr.. Key was one Of the ablest
members Of the Bar in the United States.
lie was . most amiabls and entertaining
com panion; and like his song-''.he star
spangled Banner" The will ever 30 remem-
bered by Americans.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04

Mas Fo0te beaten.-'rhe great race
between Miss Fooie and Reel came of
on the Ms,airie course, on the 3lst Of
December. The track was very heavy
and the time poor. Reel won in two
strait heats. Time 7:5l-7:56i. Miss
Footc had run three mile heats the
week previous, which will account in
some measure Cor her defeat, although
il is generally believed that Reel has 81.
perior speed.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04

It appears, by the late investigation Of
the affairs ofthc Dubuque Bank, that the
statements Of its cond ,tion, heretofore male
~ ITS officers under oath, ,cere false. IL
this be true, these men should be immedi
ately indicted for perjury, and the penalty
Of the law inflicted.
CouxrERFElrs.-rhre countelfei:ers
have been arrcsted, at New Albany, on
the Ohio river, having large amount
Of counterfeit money with them. The
following Is description Of the bills:
State Bsak Of Iadisss q Tineennes.-s's. Via.
cennes spelt with one /. in the second syiiabls.-
The ceatrs viynetts > ship. which come Of the
genuiss havs. Shorter and uarrOwer tesa The
genuine. The name Of Morrill, angravsd.
Bank If aAs Ststs u .Missossj -l0s, payable
at 81. Louis. Shorter than the genuine. Has y
railroad cut 10 the centre. while the genuine have
sleamboat with the words. Gen. Pike on the
whesl.houss. Paper white aud coarss. The
nsme Of the cashier engraved
.tsss OvJss~s Jsssieipslity. No. l.-as. the
name Of che treasurer engraved. Not filled up
With thst Of the ComptroItes. On the back the
Cvmptsolisr's name liihogsaphs jour.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04

FINE PoRK.-About as fine a lot Of
pork as we have ever seen was brought
to town few days ago by Mr.. Asa
HoLDRlDGE, OF Bailey's Point in this coun-
". i consisted Of four hogs, Yorkshire
Lreed, one and half years old, weighing
as follows: 438, 4l8, 4O4, 348-makinY
an aggregate 1000 pounds!-Llinois
Free Trader.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04

REYsAL or THE BANKRUPT LAw.-rhe
bill 10 repeal the Bankrup, Act, passed
tho House Of Representatives ON the 18Th
ul.ino, by VOC Of lao ~.
The following is the bill as il passed
the House:
u. I, enacted By ne Senate a,i H,us. of Repre-
sentatires Of the United States IF .amsric.. in
Congress assemtieI-rnat the act entitled IAN act
to establish uniform system Of bankrnptc.
throughout the U ,i;ed States" approved August
10. 1884, be ans. the same is hereby repealed: Pro-
Uided, That this act shall not affect any
proceeding in bankruptcy commenced before the
passage OF this act. any pains, penalties Tor.
FIXTURES incurred under the said act; but every
such proceeding may be continued 10 its final
consumation, IN like manner as il this MT hal no,
been passed"
HENRY CLAY AND HIS CHANCE FOR THE
RECONSIDERATION present indications,
there appears to be but little prospect,
that Mr.. Clay will even be the candidate
Of his own party. Several o! the Wing
State conventions have already declared
in favor Of National Convention, nnd
numerous wing papers who had hoisted
the Clay flag, "sulject TO the decision Of
the people at the bullot-bor." have also de-
clared in favor Of convention, while
other leading wing journals have with
drawn him from the contest
What will be action Of the whig party
in regard to u nomination seems to be
wholly unsettled among themselves, but
whoever may be their candidate, his de-
feat is certain. The lending wings adj
vocate going into the contest on their
principles, let the event be what it may,
while the more GINNING and wary politi-
cians believe their defeat &c r,ain unless
they make up lot Of false issues, and
'eather together the lost sheep" On
M. Clay, the wing party canno. unto,
while Al tho same time they have no 9th.
or man in their ranks who has made
himself sufficiently prominent, to cause
even . hope for success. 1t is Mr. Clay,
too, whom the democrats are anxious to
contend with. With one who stands com.
mit.ed ss 10 the measures and principles
he advocates, the democrats arc anxious
to meet. Oh those things are the wings
aware, and in the face Of these things we
doubt much whether even the more ar.
dent friends Of Mr.. Clay will consent to
his nomination.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04
E0R GOVERNOR.

Ono RlvEa.-The Ohio is now clear
Of ice aud the steamboats, have coma.en-
ced their regular trips. Our la,es, duties
report 8 feet water n-th channel at
Pittsburgh, and 81 feet on the rapids At
Louisville. The Miami canal is open,
und boats have commenced running.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04
.WEEKLy UNITED STATES GAZETTE. -

s.WEEKLy UNITED STATES GAZETTE. -
Mr.. Chandler. editor OF the ..Uni:ed
States Guzet,e,' has commenced the pub.
LEGATION Of a weekly paper, ut the low
price Of So pc. annum. The U. S. Gu
zet,e, burning plitics, is among the hest
papers in the Union, and MIR. Chandler
is in the front ranks Of the edi,orial
corps. The Weekly Gazette is an en-
tcrtaiuing and useful family newspaper.
The second number before US, besleaks
for it an extensive circulation.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-04

JUSTIN BurrEarlELD ESQ, Of this city.
made happy hit when, surrounded 81
ladies, he arose before Judge Pope to de-
fend Smith, the Mormon prophet. He
said:
y appear before the Pope, in the pros
ence o! angels, to defend tho prophet Of tho
Lord. Chicago Democrat.