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VIRGINIA. Chancery.-At Rules held in

W
the Clerks Once Superior Court of Law and
Chanesy or the OF James City and th- CITY OF Williams
buIg at the Court House the said CITY, ON the ah day OF February,
lsi5:
William Eilo-. fhh
Against
Robert e. richardson aud Robert Mctanllsh. nens
The defendant Robert q; Richardson having entered his
appearance AMI security according Ut Assembly
and the ns Of this Court and by satisfactory ev
dsnec that he inhabtant OF commonwealth On
ton OF c plaintiff by his counsel ordered that the said Robert
G. Richardson appear the and
the hin OF plaintiff AMI copy
forthwith inserted published the city OF
Richmond months successfully ami copy
posted mont door OF the Court House the Wi
Harrisburg successive Count days.
ap Copy-r.-t.: TIL q. CoGBIII. e.
NIRGINIA-lN CHANCERy.-M Rules held n Clerks OF
bce Of IN. Circuit Superior of ChaBeeIy
King and Queen county Monday the 9Th March, i5t3
Edwin up~law, pITn
against
Rcbecea Harris, OF John Harris decd William Hug
liinm Harris Laurence H. Harris and r. =. klhy Coon
Sale and John T. Winee and Thomas NJ Harris and Martha
Virginia Harris. AMI John L. Harris and flounoy defts
The defendants William HuEgn-. John I. Harris Flour
not having entered their appearance and
eorng To the OF Assembly Rules
by satisfactory evidence,
this country - ordered that the said defendants appear
the first Monday May and bin OF plain
TIM AMI that OF this order be forthwith
newspaper published the City
cessve and posted the front door OF the Count House
County. ACopy-rcsie,
NH l7-w9w ROBERT POLLARD, IT. G. e.
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PEAKE JoNEz q wrNsro
POLISHING POWDER.

A'OH polishing Bras. and other Mssas requiring high dIra
- DID, l17r If r1c'leuce IN cleansing al kinds Of Metal
Jec " eouN'on producing polish with labor other
10 nee ana TO- e-r with which applied rsniers object
even iany 900 point ~ er0H0uy 81 ud b. manufacturer
eiaie ware and wherever introduced ns perfect -asfr
ton nsui"rnf qualities have preference 0vsr
any similar preparation Oh rcd ~ che pubic. s,ei sf ff
saie ty ALEXANDER Dt-yAt. A. "a
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WTNpow GIAss.---'o bore. a..oa,a 70, .,. by
Wh uOVp
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NEW CARRIaCE MaNUFACTORY.

49, naa N. sii,sS: q nsa'as"s .as !. psss n
stand on ts few doors
set Robn-n CO. formerly oeeuPedb BY r. 1aush,On
they intend continue its branches
We an keep constantly hand large
and Harness of every
Ne VIII sen Coz cash approved paper at prices the
times We have been engaged tot the last "a
turing Carriages expressly New Haven
Connecticut where the firm win manufacture
to order We from long eapa
city Tor manufacturing that Ne have gwen and shah continue
give, satisfaction all who favor with call We
respectfully solicit all 'hoe who are IN want OF articles in Oot line
shall warrant work and deemne To sell asiow
attendance to their business to share portion OF the public
eor Repairing done and despatch.
fei7-d1n HOOKER a OSBORN.
T1No FARMEsS.-Tbe paien'ec has consigned o a Mm
io' the Pnose Of grinding corn and cat neal by hand We
soe eau nom farmers and others as We feel satisfied that the
great simplicity and united puee the
aPl-oim BROWN a TAYLOR.
BROWN SHlRTINGS AND SIIEETINGS.
WE have full supply of the above Goods,
from the various Virginia factories Also Northern
Baitersea" shcetne pronounced b shectng
apS KENT KENDALL a ATwATER
PEYTOM JOHNSTON,
IL AS lust received n large and well selected
stock OF Drugs Medicine. Paints. Obs. Dye
which he oftrs a1e for punctu
al Il they purcha
sod in the city DEALERS arr requested to s,s%,ne his stock
SUGAR.-woolsy - woossy's Crushed sugar jl,
~ received and fot sale low by
apl-dIw BROWN TAYLOR.
NEW Crop Rio CoTfcc-ISO bags crop Coffee
" receiving for DUNLOP MONCURE GO.
hRCHARD GRASS SEED.-A fresh supply sale
~ low by
NH p WILLIAM PALMER.
1900 nozES PALM A. o LEAF Ss',nst with arsY a-o.
by W. \ y. T. CARPENTER.
mr. 10 Under thu Exchange Reading Room.
NEW AND FASHIONABLE BONNETS!
" T. are receiving and opening this morning
supply of new and beautiful Bonne;s consisting Of
open shea something and beautiful Oriental shell
DO Florence Ra; Leghorn CaPet Zcphyne do. Willow,
&C &cs-To which the o. he trade.
ap 1-du LONDoNS, WIIIlNGHAM 4 DREWRN
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VIRGINIA:-At Rules held in the CLERKS Of

fee Of the Superior for the Richmond
Circuit on the 9th day Of March. lsi3
Charles NJ. Connolly, Plaintiff
NJ Norman and Enoeh Courtney and paners ira
ding under the firm OF Norman Courtney another Des
The defendants above named appearance
and according Assembly
tins Court and appearing satisfactory they
inhabitants of this commonwealth IL ordered
PENDANTS do appear here held the
Monday June and plaintiff that
OF tins order he forthwith newspaper pub
lshcd in the City of Richmond successfully and
posted at the front door of the Capitol n city.
NH a3-,iwgw ACupy-rrste WIN q. SANDS,
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Ara Court held for Cumberland county. tho
IN 2Tlh day ~ March. 1853
Aetanicr q. johnson. ph'G
against
Coleman Edwards and John w. wii-on. dertS
In cuAsCkaN.
The Coleman Edwards appear
AMI according thu ac, Of Assembly pl.
Of this Court AMI by satisfactory evidence. he
nhabian OF this County ordered that dr.
PENDANT do appear day of June Court
swee bill of pant andthata ofhs order be
inserted Published the of Richmond
for aud posted the front door
Court house Of this county.
eopy-Tesie.
aplg-wow. B,n wOoDsoN, ID. q.
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VIRGINIA At Rules held in the Clerk Oi

VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks of.
cut the 9th day OF March, 1913.
Richard Anderson with the will anne tr of David
ho"iail' deceased Plaintiff,
Against
Alex John wedderburn and Sarah Ann WIFE other
Der's.
The defendants above named appearance
and gwen according the
OF tins Court an appearing by satisfactory evidence
not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth ordered
defendants do appear here this rules be held
IN June neat and answer the bill Of
this oreI be forthwith inserted newspaper published
city OF Richmond, for months successfully posted
front door Of the Capitol in the said city.
4 Copy-Teste:
mrs3-dw9w WILLIAM G. SANDS c. C.
NIRGINIA-At Rules held of the Superior
Count Of Chaneey Circuit, NTH DAY of
December isI2.
BuhTod w. Wngield. Stephen Wngdeh /. Wing
field William W. Winghed Reuben H. wife
and Henrietta T. wingfed infant by
Bushrod W. Wingheh, Ph'h.
Joseph Wngfcd. and other drf'ts
The defendant above named appearance
and given according the Assembly
Of this Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence
not inlabtant Of this Commonwealth ordered That
aid defendant do appear the Rules Monday
June and the ball plaintiff copy
Of this order be forthwith inserted newspaper pubsed
the Cy Of Richmond for two months successfully ani posted
the front door Of the Capitol Ia the said City.
Copy. Teste,
NH l6-wOw WIN. g. SANDS g. C.
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VlRGlNlA.-At Court of Appeals, held at

NlRGlNlA.-At Court of Appeals held NJ
the Capitol IN the City Of Richmond on saturday NJ,
ith Ist3- "afeh
DAVID Isaaes, ann.r,N
against
John r. jones' apn,..
The ,anr, I
against IT,,
Joel Nancy, apos. | -" ahaPe
~. -. decree pro
Ih' sane appTt nounc.a nv
against a. 80 W
...n,. - s.a 49,, " man a ., n'po met suP'r Court
siylc Of Bramlrsm 4 Rib, appcss | maj. -.
The wit OF hcias heretofore awarded TO revive he ~
pcals in the Of Egbert r. Watson, a. ~
non with the viii annexed Of the appellant being returned
eued on the appellee Joel Nancy and appearing TN. ,,tc
ton OF the Court that he nhsbtant of hi. ro.
weah On the motion OF the said Egbeu r. Watson by ronn
ai the said appellee Joel fancy appear here ON the
h Monday IN May next Show can vby
appeals shall not be and stand revived proceeded in in III
name OF the said Egbcu n. Watson. administrator ,,r,., ,
that copy Of this order be forthwith in some pr
printed in the city OF Richmond continued for two or,h
cessvcy; and copy thereof be .osi \, h -
Of the Capitol in the said City. V'
Copy-Tesie,
NH ll--wgw
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VIRGINIA-IN CnANcERY.-At Rules

~
IN the Clerks Ohee Of Superior Count of Law
and Chaneey for Goochand County the day March
lS41
James T.. Heath Piaintid
against
Joseph = Watkins and Richard Sampson, Defts
The plaintiff flied his bin and Joseph Watkins
mol having entered his appearance AMI according
the act OF Assembly and the
satisfactory evidence nhabiant Of tins Common
wealth II ordered that the said Jos Watkins appear here
Al e rules be holden the Clerks Office
Monay In July and plaintiffs bill and that a co
Fy OF this order be for,y m inserted newspaper
ed m thu city OF Richmond for and be-
posted at the front door of the Count house county
A Copy-TcSie.
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STRAW GOODS!-SPRING Stock!
d ~. y. CAnrENrrn ,.nuId r.-.unnlG,

0IHIW TIVD0'-SFKING STOLKI!
w a -. J.. CARPENTER would respectfully
invite The attention N CITY Country Merchants u ter
Spring rtork % -ilW GD1 which they now receiving direct
from u-r sanuilo cDmpfng NJ glp1ru
straw cypfsr willow srd Fanny Bonnatz of tr i,tf ami
most lsh0nabe yss Ao t. gDrn Palm fsaf Hat Ann
cal fpFsf- g. Acvhrh They as low for cash n. can
b. fought n The Nortiern lfss 81 torc under s Rsengs
Reading RO1fu. t,, ,o
GsEEDs.-Timony afri Herd. Cras. serd Tor sale hy
- mh - WM. PALMER
cHfsrs Rita g. r. Yea Iue ress.,eiand f , t,y,,
- inf cash BY WADE W WOODBRIDGE
mh ~ d0Hrs below The Ben
FAUILY CdRRI4GE
fiRTr RATE second lanI carriage ghsb ss been well te
~ and yeyifte worn fof sale ,cry lou. hy
ap1J rpy A. 60
FRENCH BRANDY.
A HALF P1PE ! ~ J. Dupcyr
y a. Casks ! "C0ule'-0f superior qualify
ap ~ T. r. g.. WINSTON
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DRUGS, MEDICINES, PAINTS. OILS.
DYE STuFFS, WINDOW GLASS. &c
Ok Bbls. Castor OH
~ 1900 ihs Epain saa-OO s superior Poland st,rsb
100 No. Turkey nplIui-fO0 kers White Lead
bbls ilnsesf OIL bids Lamp Ol-2 hhds Tampbaek
500 boxes WirdDw Gars-1OO Ibs Spanish fnfig0
500 Js Gum Arabic hid Madier
" 30. Copperislo bbis Clipped fogvuod-ia bis Alum
TIE above, with general and well selected article. n
our line we offer quantities. very INV f cash
~ approved credit and he attention n country mar
chants and w.
mr. 9O-n ALEXANDER DUvAL A. CO.
RICO COFFEEs, BAR LEAD, sUGARsNc.
80 . 80 Boxes iiurs Candies.
80 Bags Race Ginger,
q Casks BAR Lad
90 Boxes WOoiscy's sugar
20 Bbls Braz white 10 For fair by
40 ~ DAVENPORT A. ALLEN
SAHATOGA wATEH--2o Boros Saratoga water flesh
- tom The Spring Just received per ruscaron-r ale BY
AZ Is ALEX DAVAL A. co.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-14
Western Hotel.

"ShonM aud acquaintance be torgot.''
NHE Proprietor Of the Western Hotel. sit
uated on the corner Of Fourth and JEFF
fcrson streets, takes this occasion 10 present
his grateful acknowledgements for the libe,sl
amount Of patronage extended towards him in
time past. aud begs leave toinform his friends
and the public generally, that he has again
ment, and he hopes by unremitted and assid-
uons attention to merit q continuance Of the
patronage hitherto bestowed.
During tho short recess, the House has been
thoroughly renovated and improved, and 10
now ready for the reception Of Boarders and
the Travelling public.
Attached 70 tho above Hotel, 10 : commodi-
Gus Stone Stable. together with extensive
yard room, and ofording facilities to travel.
lers not surpassed in tho Territory.
JAMES w. NEALEY.
Burlington, May 81, l842-tf
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10 W A H 0 U S F.

Steam,boat Landing, Bloomington, lo,oa
ME undersigned, late Of the Burlington
House. respectfully announces 70 the
citizens q the town and county, 40 well %
the trsvelli1g community. that no hus taken
the IOWA HOUSE, formerly occupied by
Mrs. Pa!rosi, fitted il up in : com Portable man
ner, aud hopes ~ unremisted e.er.ions, aud
assiduous attention, 70 merit public pasronrae.
The House 10 situated close 10 the landing. IN
the ousiness par. Of the town, % gentlemen
wish ng 10 take the river from this place, are
sure of having an opportunity Of going BY tho
fret boat.
HE TABLE shall :. all times DO supplied
with the bee. the country affords. the BAR
with the choicest Wines and Liquors, and HE
STABLE we'll provided with grain, with care.
full and attentive Os,lers.
From HE long experience, and determines
ton 20 spare no pains .orender his guests com.
fortsble, he da,lers himself that he will be
able to give entire satisfaction to all who may
favor him with their patronage.
WILLIAM FRYE.
Bloomington, June IS, ls4l.
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ism ofthc American people. This is not
a narrow question Of party, and should
be regarded under broad and national
aspect. To show the solicitude with
which England constantly looks in this
direction, we republish the following par
agraph Of letter to the editor Of the
Globe, from the U. s ship. Dale, belong
ing to the Pacific squadron, dated EBAY
Of Panama, Sept. 90, 1842."
We sailed from Callao 7.h instant, in
company With the friga.e United States,
(Commo lore Jones' dag ship and sloop OF
war Cyane; but we separated from them,
and bore up for this port on the seventh day
out. Just previous to our departure. two
British ships of war Che razee Dublin, and
sloop of war Champion,) sailed thence on
secret serrice. OF course this mysterious
movement, Of Admiral Thomas elected q
thousand conjec,urcs as TO his destination /;
the mos, probable Of which seemed 70 be,
tina, he was bound for the northwest coast Of
Mexico, where il is surmised, British sta-
ton is to be located, in accordance with a
score, convention between the Mexican and
English Governments! And il is among the
on dts III the squadron, that the frigate, the
Cyune, and the Dale, are to rendezvous as
soon as practicable a, Mon.ery, 10 keep an
eve upon John BULBS movements in laa,
quarter.
The establishment, OF a British pos, nj tina,
point would be 80 hazardous TO the peace
and security Of our frontier, and so mani
testify detrimental TO the Interests Of the
whole Union, that Commodore Jones doubt.
less conceives he would be derelict in the
discharge of the responsible powers vested
in him by the Government, were he not 10
use every means within the scope Of his com.
maud 10 illustrate, il possible, project
fraugh. with 90 much danger TO the western
border Of our territories. 1t 10 certain tina,
we are 10 make very brief stay here, aud
tina, we are 10 sail hence for Monterey.
where We expec. TO meet the frisa.e aud the
Cyane.D
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MEDICAL CARD.

nMTOR HOLT announces to bic friendo
de. 70 G -. cd po.,.oe:
building, where b. will bs found ready 10
attend TO oil professional calls. Having had
shesdvaniages Of several years experl9nce in
some OF the most extensive Eastern Hs,s pitfalls,
together with three years' practice ia The
West, he oftess his services with the hope that
6dencs.
Burlington, July 20, ls4s.
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JAMES N. MORGAN 4 BERNHART HEM,
THE GAZETTE AND ADVERTISER
Is PUBLISHED WEEKLY
BY MORGAN s. HEM.
MAIN STREET, BURLINGTON, IOWA TERRY.
+ f r NJ S:

THREE DOLLARS per annun'. II paid in advance
-Foun DoLLAns at the expiration OF the year
No subscription will be discontinue until al. ar
rcarage. shalt have been paid unless at the option
pf the editors and subscription will be received
for shorter tern, than three mouths. All sub
scriptons for less than year must be paid in
advance.
Advertisement. Of a square and less will he in
serted once for ONE DOLLAR; and for every suisse
rnent insertion FIFTY CENTS will be charged.
liberal t;iscount will be made upon yearly adver-
4ise nents.
Postage must be paid on sli communications sent
TO this Office.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-14

WATER RUNNING UP HlLL!-Dr. Smith,
in recent lecture on Geology, at N. y,
mentioned q curious circumstance con-
nec.ed with the Mississippi river. 1t
runs from north 70 south, and its mouth
is actually four miles higher than is
sotuce-a result due the centrifugal mo.
ton Of the earth. Thirteen miles is the
difference between The equatorial and the
polar radius; aud the river, in flowing
1000 miles, has to rise one-third OF this
distance lit being the heigh. Of tho g.
qualor above the pole. IL this centriiu
gal force then were not continued, tho
rivers would flow back and the ocean
overflow the land.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-14
TUE CROPPING SYSrEM IN
FRANCE.

According to the Partisan Journals, !,
appears that the wholesale dealers in
human haif have had most successful
harvos, this year--not less than two
hundred thousand pounds weight having
been procured. Brittany is the Province
OF France. in which the traffic is mostly
carried OH, aud all the fair. arc regular
~ attended by purchasers, both mate AMI
female. The Breton peasants have psr-
ticularly fine hair, and generally in great
abundance; their beautiful trcsscs they
are perfectly willing to sell, and i, is no
uncommon sight to see several girls
shcarcd one after the other like sheep,
and many other standing ready c,r the
shears, with their caps in their hands, aal
their long hair combed on, and hanging
down to their waists. Every successive
crop OF hair is tied up into whisp by
itself, and thrown Into q large basket,
placed by the operator. Tie highest
value given by these indomi,a bio hair.
MOI chants for the fine crop Of hair, is
twenty sous! but the more frequent con-
sidera,ion is gaudy, but lrum:cry cot
ton handkerchief, worth about sixteen
sous! The profit thus net;sd BY those
hairmongers must be enormous.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-14
POPULATION OF ANCIENT ROME

POPULATION OF a NClENT ROME
Dr.. l.oudon, cf Paris, in his recent
work OH population, asserts that ancient
Rome, in her greatest splendor, contained
5000 900 souls. A.. de Ia Ma.ilo, aud
the modern French academicians gener.
lilly, will scarcely admit that thoso cver
were more than from 10000 to 10000
inhabitants within the walls of the Fec.
nal City. Other antiquarias arc equally
contradictory. Glbbon and Hume sup
posed the ..unlbcrs to have been 100000.
Mf. Jucnb in his history of the precious
metals, has calculated them at goo, O0v:
50 did Bro,,icr, the celebrated commen
ta;or on Taci,us. The late Professor
NiLby. in his Roma A"iiea, coniec.urc.l
that The citizens, strangers, aud slaves,
with their children, must have reached
100000. cha:.aubriand rsckoas 8.
100000. Jus,us Lipsius and Meny,a i
computed them at 1000 900. Isaac vo..
>ius allowed .ho possibility nf 8 ,OOO. 900.
perhaps, said he, l4,O0o,0CO. There
arc still more cxtravagaRt calcu a,ious
on this obscure point of Archaeology
Ro'einchius AMI several other wri.srs
have actually declared their bs.iai ,ha, ~
the tim. Of the early E.nrcrors there
were cong GENERATED on the seven hills,
aud on the banks Of the T,ber around
the seven hills, upwards Of $1,000, 900
Of human beings. Amidst this discrep-
cacy OF opinions it is probable that H..
notion Of 100000 Of souls in Ancient
! Rome, as maintained by DR.. Loudon. il
that viii ii is the most correct, being toua.
ded ON sixteen different statistical facts
drawn from the ancient authors, each
leading to the same conclusion. In tho
year 1877. when Gregory 81 wa. pom.
It'll, the city Of Rome contained no more
than 1900 people! At presen, the en-
trio number do not exceed 100000. How
mulab.e are human events! Albion, lilo
Botany Bay Of Rome. Is now the ,nistrcs.
Of the world. The Palatine Hill is partly
occupied by an English College, and i
large portion lit is owned BY an En-.
Ilishman, Mr.. Z. Mills.
London Times.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-14
Cry MARKET.

CRY MARKET.
ME subscriber has opened market in
J. the store just below Messrs. BriLgman
Brothers. Main street, where can be found at
all times The bes, kinds of FREsH MEAT and
VEGETABLES. Also, smoked hams, Sid.s and
shoulders; dried beef, leaf lard, picked
pork and beef, sausages, &c.
am also prepared to supply families with
ICE, and shall have it on hand at my mar
kei house at all times.
may Ia, 1871. F.. d. RAND.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-14
From IVillmcr's Neus Letter,
December 4.
NsURRECTlON IN BARCELONA

The latest accounts INFORM US that the
Disturbances in the provincial city had
assumed very serious complexion; tho
It does no. appear to he true tina, the in
surrection has spread beyond tho walls.
During the principal aifruy, the people,
and even the women, threw out oil wiz
dows and from house tops, Oh the troops,
tiles, bricks, furniture aud boiling water.
Zurbano had horse killed under him by
a chest Of drawers which fell upon it,
Zurbano was with the troops when they
reiterated to tho citadel; button the night
OF the 18th they were allowed to eyacu
ate il, and to withdraw to Monuulc, aud
hostili.ics were suspended; Van lI,leu
was stationed at San Felia, two hours
march from Barcelona. The lnta is.
sued a proclamation announcing that they
were about to deliberate OH tho condi-
lion Of the work people; and on The 10Th
they published what the French tele-
graph calls tho following program
moi;
Il. Down with Espar.cro and his
Government.
.2. Constitutional Cortcs.
50. In case Of q Regency but one Re.
gent.
~. In case Of marriage Of Isabella
It. : Spaniard.
Is. Justice and protection Cor nation
al industry"
Il is added that . Consultative Junta''
was forming. chosen without distinction
Of party, from the most respectable citi.
zens. Ga the Goth, Henera: Bodil 90
nounced to the Corlss The evsnts Of Bar.
csiona up to the 10Th, and stated that Is.
psrloro meant to leave Madrid on the
next day for Ca,elonia. with his esoorl
and three battalions; which no did. The
Congress Immediately voted IN address
10 the Regent, promising him i,s supper,
agai0st the Revolutionists. Madrid itself
was tranquil.
Subsequent accounts state that tho
Cortes had boon prorogued by Esparterg
during his xbssnce ID the provinccs.-
Barcelona was threatened with 4 BON,
baroment from Mon,juic; but hos.ilities
we're still suspended, pending the surrSn.
dor Of some p'isonsrs held by tho ;;usay
gsnss.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-14
MEDICAL NoTIC Es.
E. D. Black. NJ. y.

HAvlNG permanently located himself in
the city OF Burlington. respec. fully ten
ders bic services in tho practice Of Medicine
and Surgery.
P. s.-Paniculsr attention will be paid to
diseases u the chest by Articulation aud Per.
cushion.
DR.. 8. would refer 10 Professors Mussey.
Harrison, shotweli, and Dr.. Worcester, Gin.
cinnsli, Ohio.
Office on Main Street, opposite Fle,eher's
Hotel. in the Same building with Gen. Learn
BuTlington, June 4, l842.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-14

Il is estimated that the mint It New
Orleans, will this year coin one million
Of dollars.