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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-17
sm FARM FOR SALE. situate on p.

- AKIN fOR SALE, situate On Pas.
-. saic RIVER about miles fson Ney-yoeh =.
one Ee from Bel!syie. II contains about acr,s =
which is woodland, and the remainder nader good ce ~,
tion il has on good nsw borse and baSp srS ,sb
OF the best selected tp. Also good dock tor 49,
where the steamboat Proprietor irpm New ~
will stop her caly trips and from PstyTson T,;
dispulable. ard portion OF the noney nay reau oa Ss
and mortgage Apply VIZ
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-17

If lsse results shall asd.reG satisfactory as us
they may may rot he improper Tor nie 70 observe as
ca operation OF my colleagues Or dney Dsane me
Iieatth OhIel, Or. T. Francis The Resident
mad the predecessor laterIDy lame ned ifiehu. lue
alr Dc William J Mdcneyen) 10 any humble eHefti"hs
of :, c-,L. ,,,;ror,,
courtesy of your honorable body, l remain
VIM. TURNER NJ. D., Health Commissioner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-17

SsA OFFICES TO LEl.-ln store 69
b.:E South street Apply to- r,,y ,oo p;,os
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-17

<s~s 200 FaKhiS For Sale-L0cated III
ES To-, .-,s of The limited States. Particulars
wi, b. given by applying 10 a. p SMITH, IS Liberty ST.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1843-03-17

1-A FOR SALE, At Astoria, formerly
IiM Hae,,'s Cove splendid Country Seat, eonssss
OF good House with one acre OF Land ana valuahS, ID
Ter pTiycpe ~ front, Said land swelsld out ia gar.p
with large variety of trui, and Ornamental uees .sS
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-18
81. s4s45,2o2 5,5l5.lss 3y,1yvIos Is .3.3

De. 9|oN5.xoS os5l5sl36 zS,J3O,GO0 10 ~, VuS
This gives the whole movement in
each Of the States for 1889 and lao. l843.
In illinois tho banks have ceased loaninv,
being about going into liqu da,ion. Ia
!sbana all but two banks will 60 into
liquidation Tho result, gives . reduction
OF $9l,6+5, e6s since 1889, when large
amount vi indebtedness was contracted.
he paper currency has been reduced
nearly one half; and yet in The iuco Of
this vast revolution, exchanges were
nevor more regular or cheaper than now
to those who have got money 10 remit.
Who are those who Rave money to re-.
mll1 Is the number confined as formerly
to the small circles oil bank hvorites
among traders! On the contrary Is i,
not among many wiase industry has con.
trlbu,ed 10 the production of the vas:
volume Ot agricultural wealth which is
overlooking tn, lana2 Specie is on is
way To purchase that wealth, and as the
channels III trade fill with The consti,u
t'ona! currency. the money vnlue OF pro
ducts will rise. uutil they leave surplus
10 the produce whsrewltt, to buy neces.
saries. and perhaps iuxu.ies. ! he sup.
ply os exchange u.der sucha process, will
keep pace wi.h,he demand for It, and the
medium will be the bill OF responsible
drawer. representing real wealth, paya
bio in coin. Under such slate OF fairs
NO change Tor borrowing, ki,ing or knave-
1 ~ eau exist.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-18

GkoRGlA ELEcrIoN The Wings are
making . great noise about the result III
the late special election in Geor .ia, 10
Till the vacancy occnsioncd by the death
Of Mr. Habersham. II appears that the
election was only to fill six weeks va.
cancy, during which time the member
cleo: could barely reach Washington be
fore Congress adjourned; on which &C.
Count the democrats took no interest.
The principal vote was cast in the cities
and town; where there was majority
OF wings, while in the country precincts
hut few votes were polled. The Globe VI
the goth says: .'ln some Of The .h,nIy
settled Democratic counsies, not one siriA
OF the vote has been polled at this cleo
ton. We give Wayne as an instance; in
which the vote at this election was IL Cor
tie Democratic, and S for the Wing tick
ct. At the October election, the Demo
cratic vote was lis, and the Wing vol,
49," So much for GLORIOUS wing vic
tory!"
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-18
THE CHINESE TREATY.

rhs great zeal Of England, says the
London Times OF the Cd inst, was on Sat.
urday affixed to the treaty recently rati-
fed between this county and China, at the
residence 9th Lord Chancellor, ia Great
George street, Hanover Square, after
which it was transmitted 10 the War o.
fee, fot the purpose Of being forwarded
to the Celestial Empire, under the care
Of Major Malcolm. The seal is enclos-
ed in very handsome silver box (simi.
lar to that used for the patent Of his Roy.
al hiyhness the Prince Of Wales,) and, 10.
ge,hcr with the important docuaent to
which it is appended, is enclosed ia "a
e'egant case covered with crimson velvet.
o. the seal itself. il is expected that 40
tracs Of the impression OF Mr.. Wy.on's
beautiful mould will exist when the case
reaches il end, on account Of the nature
OF the yielding materials of which il 10
composed; indeed, ON former occasions,
it has been discovered that, during tho
comparatively short journey bciwesn
Scotland and LONDON, the design l,as been
completely oblitera.ed.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-18
EDITORS AND PROPRlETORS.

Tas Causca p'Sr. ANr,N m rAals-
FANNY ELLsLER.-Have they not built
here Q pretty little churchf % delicate,
% we'll painted, % cool in summer, %
warm in winter, that the ladies' consider
It "a honor 10 perform their dsvotions ia
this beautiful spot. |, 10 here, amongst
all kinds Ut handsome arm chairs, GOV.
cred with velvet cushions, that you may
read in every variety Of letter, the name
Of Fanny Eilsler. Fanny EIlsler, your
divinity, my brothers Of the New World,
her whom tho French have made you A.
mericans, carry Ia triumph! Fanny
Ellsler! this, then. is the velvet on
which she kneels, the armchair which
supports her, the footstool on which sho
approaches heaven, she, tho profane and
frivolous creature, whose mind and b.
'iefa summed up in the dance! o.
this christian velvet, what cun she say
in d low Voice to the serious. md awful
God? What prayers eau she address to
Him? And now can the holy God 70.
csiv. this rose.colored paternos,er, pro-
nounced between two j.s,s, or two smilesf
Assuredly, j, is only in France that you
can meet such contrasts. This is tho
only country, where you will find thus
bend d in the same censor, sacred aud
pro'ane incense,--whcre the Magdalcn,
not peni'ent. brings to the foot Of the
cross, the exuberance Of her enthusiasm
and her spirit. Blu, nevertheless, so il 10,
a: the bottom Of these worldly frivolties,
you will tind not only religious ideas. but
religious influence, such as it is. This
man who has lived q gracsless lite wishes
to die we'll, and he calls Tying yell, hav-
| lag at hts dea,h-bed, Priest who will
close bis eyes, and say to his soul, ssDs-
part, Christian soul' Profscisccre, snisa
| Chrisliana."-T1e Amcrican in Paris.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-18
Tns DAYTON BsAux N D,.rrE,,..

Til. DAYTON BEArx IN D,srREss.-
Among the petitions presented to Leg.
stature on Monday morning, we notice
one '.by Mr.. Schenck, from Patrick s.
SsIvin, Miles B. varian and fiy-.cves
others representing that they are deferred
from matrlmony by tho high costs of tho
ceremony, AMI praying reduction Of
the fees tor marriage licenses, and Tor tho
solsmnizasion OF marriages--reisr.ed 70
the COMMITTEES on retrenchmeut." rhi.
Is the most affecting manifestation Of the
public distress that has. come within ous
notice. When the bcaux are reduced to
the necessity Of petitioning for redu..
ton Of the matrimonial tariff, the times
must indeed 30 such os try mems souls.
Tor, DO It Understood. our Dayton g;rls are
not TO "a sneezed at. Should the Lagis-
Iat!fe refuse TO grant the prayer Of the
distressed petitioners, the Iadiss will No
doubt b. wiling TO make the necas.arY
arrangements with the Clerk Of the CsAarl
and tho 'Squirss, to meot tho peculiar 81
Iisencies Of the case. Irsslvx EMpirs.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-18

-.tormerly eos nns
, WITH . .m.I. 'e4a, 1890 100 D, ]. ~.
evening coterie; = 49, ~ -. ..1,s passed
an hour more truly agreeable than in
participating in the cheerful and interest,"
ing conversation Of the President. As
gentleman he 10 polished and urbane in
his department, combining in an eminent
degree the requisites Of the true Virginia
gentleman, and ] am constrained to BE-.
lieve that whatever ''political abstrac.
tons he may entertain, he nevertheless
looks with an eye single TO his ceun,ry's
greatest good. Your own deductions
from my last remarks vii: be perfectly
gratuitous, as YOU we'll know um not
''tishing" for Office.
Que Of the most interesting institutions
i'll Washington is the National Institute,
situated in the new Patent Office. The
models If all the various inventions are
deposited OH the basement and first Goor
nf this beautiful! edificc. On the second
floor, VIII CHI is one spacious hall nearly
800 feet in length, is placed the Museum
OF the Na,ionn, Institute; in addition 10
which is embraced all the vast collections
of the South sta Exploring Expedition,
which in Geology and Minera osy, l
have no hesitation in saying, combines
one Of The most interesting collections TO
be found in America. 10 persons fond
Of scientific research it affords a rare
and rich field at investiga ion and in
s'ruction. In fine, should recommend
any young friend coming,o Washington
to visit the National institute, although
ne should loryo seeing the interior Of the
Cap;to! or the Presidential Mansion.
The weather for the past week has
been singulariy mild and cIighlful.--
This morning has opened upon US as
fresh and bany as May. The ladies seem
determined to enjoy it. md Pennsylvania
Avenue is no. only thronged by the
beauty and fashion Of the "Ten mile
square, but many flashing eye and
rosy cheek may be seen, representing the
ou,ermost bounds OF the republic. Such
an array Of beauty aud dazzling splen.
dour you might we'll imagine is enough
| to turn the brain Of q rude back woodsnan
like myself; and SO it would did no,
occasionally taste Of the steiner realities
of life. But must stop. fear have
already become too tedious both TO your.
self aud readers; but console yourself
with the probability that this is the las,
time you will hear from
CuE.MO.KO.MON,
in Washington
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-18

The present Pope Of Rome completed
the 67lh year Of his age on the 10Th Sept.
l84e. being ths eleventh year Of his pa.
pacy. He is in firm u the Gridlyan or
der. and Notwithstanding his greatly i'd
vancsd years, his cheeks still retain ira
ces Of the roseals hue ofyouth--and with
placidity circumstance rarely equalled,
he may be regarded as type Of goodness
According 10 the Papel Calendar, the
Pors's Council consists Of sixty Cardin,
ais, thoir united ages making $3.50 year.
Tho oldest being 81 tho younaost 81
years sfagc.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-18
/ he ExcHEQUER SCHEME.

1l.hE ExcHEoUER SCHEME.
l.o.is5 extraet the following from the
money article IN the New York Herald
Of the 10Th ult.; and would ask Tor i, "a
attentive perusal:
"rhe question Of 40 Exchequer plan,
National bank, or some means Of Dor.
rowing continues 10 b. agitA,ed by those
in favor oil y renewal Of speculation, eli
thor Tor political or gambling purposes.
The pretencs is that sumo sound circula-
ting medium is wanting which will ena-
BILE bauks 10 collect drafts in distant
parts Of the country. Why paper money
will Go this better than specie currency,
is not attempted to be shown. liu person
in New York holds draft on any person
in any section Of the Union vino is able
10 puy it, there is not the slightest dstti-
ru.ty in getting the money, and ut u
cheaper rate than everabetore. Funds
a.c daily RENTED from the re.notes, COR
ness Ut Illinois 10 this city, by individu
al drafts, at an expense OF u per cent
only; vet there is no bank in Illinois vi
any sort. All those who have got the
money can remit with ease, safety aud
economy. Ihose who hold drafts Oh per-
sous wlthou. capital, VINO hay: run III
debt Tor goods, winch they i'll turn have
sold on Credit, aud VINO depend upon bank
discounts 10 meet drafts upon them at the
maturity vi their notes, do tind difficulty
iii procuring payment. Ihls stale OF
things is ascyibcd To tho want OF u Ma
ttonal bank. or uniform currency
Wound those who cannot now get specie,
be- able 10 get tho notes ot u bank for
nothing? II ny uniform currency is
meaut circulating medium which will
uniformly pay every body's debts, II
mast be- the philosophers stone that the
good people are III search Ut. NJ Ma.
llonal Bank or Exchequer can enable
lnsolvcnt debtors, unless it lends money
to them to pay their debts with. The
late National Bauk did SO, aud its $685.
UOO,O OU OF suspended debt ure the lnevl-
tab . result. The difficulty occasioned
III collecting the drafts Vi those ho have
Outstanding accounts, grows out OF the
luct that bosh they aud their debtors un
derlook 10 trade, not on their own capitol,
but on the credit of The banks The
banks arc now crushed under the losses
inevitably enlailed by such system.
| the debtors, Cut off from their customary
loans, say viii the greatest sung .froid
that II Y Natluuai Bank should be .ns,itu.
ted 10 leal them bl,s receivable every.
where. they could easily pay their notes
In order to understand this state o. III.
fairs, We have compiled the following
table of the leading features Of tho banks
OF thirteen States, whose returns have
recently been receiyed:--
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-18
MICHIGAN Copper and Le,.d.-r

Michigan Copper and Lcud-Dr
Houg'''or, State Geologist Of Michigan,
has made ms first report to the Legisla.
,ure. Of,i'e abundance Of copper and
and lead IN Northern Michigan he has
the fullest confidence. Ia opening a
vein. he threw out with single blast,
nearly two tons Of copper ore, and with
" numerous masses Of pure copper,
from the most minute speck to masses
weighing ferry pounds. The purity Of
the ores examined, proved to be from 81
TO 81 per cont. The grea, mines ol
Cornwall. do not, at present, produce
over s per cent.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-18

A coNrLAcRATloN--O the 9th inst.
the State Bank of Illinois surrendered to
GovsSnor Ford $l,786, 900 in bonds, and
9287 so, 81 in Auditors warrants. all Of
which were burned on the following day
in presence Of the General Assembly.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-18
A London naper saws that the work

A London paper says that the works
preparatory to the commencement Of cut.
Ting through the lslhmus Of Panama are
advancing rapidly. The entire length
ofthis canal will be - miles; its breadth a.
the surface 1855 feet; and its depth 90
feet. Mr.. Morel, the engineer, estimates
its cost At 560,C00l. sterling.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-18
APUzzLE The following question i!

APUzzLE The following question is
propounded in one OF our exchange pa
pers.
prisoner in Jail being visited ono day
by gentleman who seemed deeply con
cerned at his situation; the jailor asked
him the following question: 'sDr you
know the prisoner?' 10 which the gem
tiemun made this reply: ..Yes; that
mans father is my. fathers SON.
Gun amy OF your readers inform me
wha. relation the gentleman was 10 the
prisoncre It isa very simple thing, and
yet shore is good deal Of . puzzle about
IT,
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-18

A bill to complete tho Illinois and Mich
igan canal has passed the lower branch
Of tho Illinois Legislature, and il Is said
will pass tho Senate also.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-18

M. Quar!es Quicksns gives the follow.
ing description oi the great city Of Lea.
don, Called BY Enslishlnsn the queen city
Of the world:
'Londvn!-how shall describe i'll
how convey to the reader any idsa Of 10
vaslnsss AMI mayniicenee-lss intermina.
bio winding of streets and lanss-i,s pub.
!lc squarcs-iss gardsns--its palacss--
the rss'dencss Of the nobility--lhe pop.
ulousness OF its strsets--ths beauty and
strength Of its bridges--the number Of
lie ships and bcsls tho extent oc Il.
docks. Il beggars oil description Ia
other words, Il reduces description 10 or.
.rs,ne peuury. will, however, try. I
dare not hope Tor success. lake Eoston.
Tor instan.e-muiliply three tourths of
ITS population, taken lndiscriminately, Nv
twenty-a certain tat gentleman therein.
who gives good Dinners by ten thousand
One dozen ini.ni,able looking boys lin
America, al ieasl) lhat sell newspapers
IN State street, by five lhousand-alI the
pastry cooks, coal beavers, scissor-.rind.
ers, =! five hundrsd, and sou have the
reputation OF Loadon. lake the shop
~ The cornor OF Ann and Union streets.
the Old Stale House, the Gov. PhipnsS
house, ali the houses in Ann aud Hanover
sucels ana Salu!atlon xtlev; Harris, Fol.
y and UAcIe Sans Madness, the towns
Of Salem, Newburyport aud Hull, multi.
ply them ny fifteen, then shake them well
together, und drop then any whore DO.
twcAn last Boston aud Dedham; widen
the back Oay one hundred feet, multiply
Cambridge and Cra!ge's bridges by five,
ald place them across Ut intervals Of q
quarter Ut q ante, carry tho river south.
westerly as lar as your imagination
p'sases, take al! the shipping over into i. J.
tako up the Bunker Hui Monument and
drop It somewhere ncar South Boston
bridge for the Tower, brin. all the ornni-
buses in the United States, multiply
them by three and put them in motion IL
the slrsel-.-draw an immense cauepv of
black Grape over the whole, at suitable
distance above the chimneys, aud you
have London .tselt."
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-18

LoAFERs SoLlLoouy TO HIS TORN CoAr.-
Now is rent here to my discomfort
may some kind tailor or his son in York,
and all the journeymen that cabbage in
his house--mend Il! and in tho deep pock-
cts Of the coat all buried, thore find : fip.
CiiRpsr.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-18
FOREIGN NE VS..

ton on tho 25th ult., bringing Liverpool
papors up TO the 9th ul.. We compile
the following items Of news from our ex-
changes:
The Caledonia brought So passengers
and $5l6 ,227 in specie.
Parliament was summoned to meet on
the Cd OF February.
There were continued failures among
the corn factors.
The winter wheat crops look very fine.
The American Giant, Freeman, has
been victorious in prize fight with the
Champion Of England.
A dreadful accident happened at the
Galway Catholic Chapel on the 25lh ult.
An immense concouse Of people had as.
sembled at mass, y hen an alarm that the
gallery was giving away, caused grea,
rush for the doors. Numerous persons
we're ,rampled ~ on and severely bruised
and twcn'y-eight persons were killed.
Several shocks Of an Earthquake have
been felt in Wales and Cornwall
/ The Presidents Message is commented
upon with much severity, by the London
papers.
/ The Commercial Bank at York, has
stopped payment. The whole capital OF
the bark has been Lost and 100000 be
sides.
/ Mt. E,na has again been visited with
an rruption. For three weeks it poure.
fourth immense masses Of fire. Grea
! damage has been done.
| TIE celebrated bankrupt case Of Lord
Hunting ,ower has been decided to be
fraud ,len,.
! Lord Hill, the COMMANDMENT clief al
tho army, died in tho 10Th year Of his
age. Rowland Hill succeeds to his title
There IS still great want oiconfidence
10 trade operations, owing principally tc
the heavy aud continued failures among
the corn factors.
| There wa. an immense conAagra,ion a,
Liverpool on the e2d Of December. Build
ings covering an area OF $500 square
yards were destroyed. Tho loss is est
mated a. 100000.
| Miss Adelaide Kemble, now Madame
Sa,oris, has retired from the stage.
Outrages still continue at ripperury in
ireland.
| Tho circus company Of June. Titus &
Co. formerly in the United Suites, is play
ing with great success ut Liverpool.
| Distress still continues in PaiIsey.
A sad accident has occurred in Scot
land. BY the giving away Of the Chambers
ton dam, near Barrhead. Nine lives wer,
lost, and several houses were swept away
There are sons diplomatic dificult.e'
between Russia and Turkey. Il j. sail
that Russia Is making warlike prepare
lioms.
The steamer s.Great WESTERN il i,
said. has bssn purchased by Mehsmi. Al,
The plague is making great ravagss in
Lower Egypt.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-18

The Ne,o B,asil. Capt. Smith has sue
ceeded in raising this excellent boat. and
she is now put in salsquarters. We may
expect her at our wharf among the f rsl
bouts.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-18

No you Miller has discovered
an error in footing up his calculation as
10 the end Of the world, by which tina,
important event is prolonged q thousand
uears!!
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-18

Nor OxE LErr.-Mr. Smile, the only
Wing member OF the Senate Of Maine.
has lost his seat in sha, boly, in conse-
quence Of the number Of Unconstitutional
votes which lie received. The Denocr rat.
generously voted his pay until the hour
Of his departure.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-18

Hon. John Green, member Of tho IL
lnois Legislature from Greene county,
died, at Springfield on the Sd inst.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-18
The GAZETTE AND ADVERTISER
n PusLisHsp wesxtv
BIZ MORGAN Z HEM.
AAiH srassr, luRI,NefoN, IOWA TsRa'Y.
= z = L 3:

..fstA D0iIARs At the eapirston at the year.
NGeabserjpton will be di.continus until all ar.
reasaGs. sha have been paid. unles. Al the option
81 editors: and no subscription will be received
Ter ehcfter term than three months. All sub.
scriptions for less than year u,ust be paid in
advance.
Advertisements Of s4luare and less will he in
serted once for ONE DOLLAR; and for every suhse.
quent insertion FIFTY CENTS will be charged. A
liberal discount will be made upon yearly adver-
easements.
Postage must be paid on I'll commu ncatons sent
90 this office.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-18

The editor Of the Van Buren, (Ark In
tolligencer in speaking .. the late earth.
quake, says: he wishes il distinctly un.
dsrs,ood by all foreign editors who are
disposed to SANDER, that his State has no;
been afflicted with q mere ague f., but
hud q real. genuine, Simon Pure, double
and twist, sure enough earthquake.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-02-18

Extract Of letter from Washington:
1.-THE Cabine: had meeting yesterday
saturday afternoon in which il is under
stood tho question OF an extra session Of
Congress was under discussion. Il is
thought an extra session will be deer
mined upon. baltimore Patriot.