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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-04
Groceries! Groceries!
Dc A Fresh supply. I'll

II
ipHE subscribers have Just received a
fresh supply of GROCERIES, " hicI
have been selected with great care. AID
will be sold low for cash. Those who
wish to procure good articles on very rea.
sonable terms, are respectfully requested
to give them call. Their stock is CON-
prised in part Of The following:
so bags Coffee, includ.s SaieIstus
ing Rio, Java, sc. Pearl Ashc
Best Brown Sugar birthstone @&
HAVANA sugar Spanish Brown
Rest Loaf and Crushed aIiIler's Scotch Snuff
Sugar {l'Cabo.'s ss* +"
l Molasses tPrussian Blue
Raisins Venetian Red
i Rice SNutmegs
Best Green Tea Fig Blue
Back EamwOod
Herring {iroaita
Salt Quick silver
Bar Iron, assorted SEssence Peppermint
[ Steel Z" q" Cinnamon
Hoop Iron :" Lemon
Sheet g foil Lemon
Shear SCinnamGn Bark
Cut Nails, assorted SDpinm
| Mould boards Lump Magnesla
Castings lfenry's Magnesia
1 Weedmg Hoes BOX Matches
| Spades and Shovels sRheubaTb Root
| Manure Forks 2Chrome Yellow
Polished Trace Chain Chrome Green
Best Chewing Tobaceo Rotten Stone
Spanish Cigars Lyiharge ~
| Tnpentine Soap SCastor Oil
Taiiow Candles Gum Shelac
Sperm - Cream Tartar
Spanish Indigo Ink Sand
Nader r.-..--~ Sand Paper
White Lead, in kegs link Powder
Dry White Lead }Castii Soap
I" Red Lead BOX Mustard
| Spice " atcTs
Black Pepper asaCetida
Ground g Race Ginger3yermiIIiou Red
| Cloves Percussion apps
Mace Powder and Shot
Camphor window Glass
Putty spanish Whiting
Salt Peire ..l-. SCopal & Black yarnish
Alum Fresh Hips
EPSON Salts BEST 4 Common Glue
/ Glduber Sails Train Oil
copperas Lamp oil
Ground Log Wood .equefor'is ::
Lamp Black Starch. &c. &c. &c.
Feathers, Beeswax, Tallow, and Flax
! Seed, viii be received as cash. 4
MICKLE & NORWOOD.
April S. 49,
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James M.Addams

James M.Addsms 4
D.
Thomas Faucet. sdm'F of 'Phomas ID.
Grain, deed.
judgment 10 Orange County Court Of Pleas
aud Quarter Sessions.
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o. r. Lorg l. Co.

o. r. LOrg & Co.
q.
Thomas Faucet, sdn'r of Thomas ID.
Grain. deed.
Judgment in Orange County Court Of Pleas
aud Quarter Sessions.
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Richard Tap & J. G. Tursnline,
Robert F. Pleasant, and TT omss Faucet
sdm'I Of Thomss d. cfsln. deed.
Judgment in Orange County Court Of Pleas
aad Quarter Sessions.
o. F. Lorg & Go.
q.
Thomas Faucet. sdn'r of Thomas ID.
Grain. deed.
Judgment in orane. County Court Of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions.
$685.. James e.. Turrentine
Thomas Fsncei'. admir- Of Thomas ID.
Grain. deed.
Judgmeni.in Orange County Cour: Of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions.
James Webb & Co.
Thomas Faucet admir- Of Thomas d.
Grain, dec u.
Judgment in Orange County Court Of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions.
s... Joseph lloh
o..
Thomas Faucet. admir- OF Thomas d.
Grain, deed. -
Judgment in Orange County Court OF Pleas
aud QuaIier Sessions.
James M.AddaRas -
Thomas Faucet. sdm'r of Thomas ID.
Grain, deed.
judgment 10 Orange County Court Of Pleas
aud Quarter Sessions.
-. John M.Addams
Thomas Faucet. adm'r Of Thomas d.
Grain, deed. liz:
Judgment IN Orange County Court Of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions.
Thomas u. Bennehan
Thomas Faucet, sda.'r Of Thomas d.
.tt Grain. decd.
Judgment in Orange County Court of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions.
Josiah former
Thomas Faoesu. sd,n'r Of Thomas d.
Grain, deed.
Judgment in Orange County Cour, Of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions.
Richard Bowman Ia
Thomas Faucet, admir- OF Thomas ID.
Grain, deed.
Orange County Court ofPleas and
Quarter Sessions.
John A. Faucet
Thomas Faucet, admir- Of ThoR as ID.
Grain, deed.
Judgment in Orange County Cour, Of Pleas and
Quarter Sessions.
John A. Faucet
D.
Thomas Faucet. sdm'r of Thomas ID.
Grain, deed.
Judgment IN Orange County Court of Pleas and
~ Quarter Sessions.
TT appearing TO the satisfaction of the Court,
: that John Brantly and Nancy his wife
ins,iip Petty, Foreman willougiIby and his
rite Sarah, heirs at law Of Thomas d. Grain,
eceascd. are moi inhabitants Of this state
is ordered that publication he made for six
'eeks IN the Hillsborough Recorder, that they
Ppear al the court house in hiilsbofough, on
&c fourth Monday in May ntxi. then and there
plead TO issue. or Judgment final will be en-
,red against them.
I. TAYLOR. Clerk.
March 8. 65- CIV
Job Printing,
EXECUTED AT THIS OFFICE
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John M.Addams

~ John M'Addsms
o..
Thomas Fanceii. adm'r Of Thomas d.
Grain, decd.
Judgment in Orange County Court Of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions.
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Thomas ID. Bennehsn
q.
Thomas Faucet, sd1'r Of Thomas ID.
.rta. Grain. decd.
judgment in Orange County Court of Pleas an,
Quarter Sessions.
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James Webb e. Co.
D.
Thomas Faucet. admir- Of Thomas d.
Grain. deed.
Judgment in Orange County Court Of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions. @
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-04
James e.. Turrenline

Thomas Fsncer. admir- Of Thomas ID.
Grain. deed.
Judgmeni.in Orange County Cour. of Pleas
and Quarter Sessions.
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Josiah former
Thomas Faocel,. sdh'r Of Thomas ID.
Crain, deed.
Judgment in Orange County Court Of Pleas an,
Quarter Sessions.
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Justices Execution, levied on House and Lo
in the town Of Hillsborough.
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John A. Faucet
o..
Thomas Faucet, admir- Of ThoR as ID.
Grain, deed.
Judgment in Orange County Cour, Of Pleas ano
Quarter Sessions.
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q.
Thomas Fsnsii. sdn'r n Thomss ID.
Cian. deed.
JBdgmenl IN 0sanee County coaii Of Pleas
and Qqaner Sessions.
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sFATE OF N0RTn-eAROLlNA.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1843-05-04

s.. Joseph lloh
Thomas Faucet. admir- OF Thomas ID.
Grain. deed.
Judgment in Orange County Court OF Pleas
and QuaIter Sessions.
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o.
Thona. Faareti, sdm'r af Thomas D.
cEain. dsc'd.
gsagmeni in oraags caaniy Court ofPleas ana
QssfleF Seasons.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-28
LEGISLATURE.


This paper, which is now published semi.
weekly, will, we understand, in few days b,
issued daily. 1t everywhere seems to be re.
ceiyed with much favor, and may BE considered
as permanently established. Orthodox upon an
political questions, it is conducted with an abili.
ty which cannot fail to ssnder It a most valuable
adjunct TO the 'caase osdsnocFsey in Missouri
aad throughout the entire west. $50 s,s,
We fnd the following in. the Atlas, printed a,
Albanyuwhere tas editor Of the HISTORIAN for
merry resided: & 2i4a lsA 81 t.sa
TaE "MIssouREAxs- 1--WE have received The
prospectus and FIRST number Of . new democratic
journal published at st. Louis under the ADORE
ttle. It commences its career under the most
tavoable auspices. and its integrity and ortho-
!oxy are sustained by vouchers which win hard
~ be Questioned by The democrats Of any section
Of the Union. The name Of its editor, General
Y. ?. Van AsrwEaP, is well known to the peo-
pie Of Albany CO., and Is itself sufficient war
rar3 OF ability and soundness ef democratic prin-
elpaes. ~. bstWfsAs - sss
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-28

The Buffalo Gazette, Of tAe 10th instant. no.
tees the arrival at that city Of Rev. Messrs- e
phraim .Adams, Of New Ipswich, N. H.. Harvey
.ada~s, Franklin City, O., Ebssese,' .aidem, RAN
dolph, Mass. Horses Hdtekisoa, Sutton, Mass.
Daaia Lave, Freep0tf, Maine. alden B. Rob-
6iss, Salspa, Mss, W5l2tsm Ssko, NJ Y. CITY
Ds.j. a. Spaidiss, New. Bedford, Mass, and 4.
B. zsy~er, Nonti ~; lll, on their way to To-
wa, : SCENTS ofths Ne Missionary Society.
II appears, according ths psps:- Quoted, that
some time in February last two Of three young
men in Andover Theological Seminary, in. cast
ING about for the field Of their future labor, as
clergymen, hit upon . plan of coming to this
Territory. They COMMUNICATED this plan to
Others, who joined; and finally to the Home Mis-
sionary Society, where it was favorsbly received,
and the Young men now on their way, with two
othsrs, detained by sickness---eleven in all
were enrolled as the agents Of that society for
iowa We hope they win b. kiadly received
BY our citizens, and feel assured that brief res
idence among us wall convince them that we
are not the heathens the Home Missionary Soci-
ey-Jsdeing from the large number of agents
sent-esteem US to be. # 49,
- We learn from the Hawkeye that seven of
the above named reverend gentlemen I've arriy-
ed in this place.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-28
a rerfect Turk.

A nnan named George Studsey, was
brought up in PhiIadrlphi. On Monday,
on charge Of blgamy. The Sun saws
he was arrested = few days ago in the
State Of 4 arsiand lie is small man
mot very good looking rather old, and
dressed somewhat shabby, lie is reprsl
>cnied a. having seven wives. The frs.
one he sWarrirc ape sred against HIM;
ne had Ifve,l with her twelve years
Wien shv & ~, came into the room, and
saw her lusYtpsnd. she burst int, a fool of
ten rs--spnke III broken accents 10 him.
hit h.. returned no answer--he sat mate
The Mrncd 0eal ear to a. questions
fu Ia hun. no tEa,iefhy whom. b,i alicr
III. hearing ~was ever, he asss his 6rst
wife il ,hesvcstit.ule, when they shook
a;tds. She rant nmn his neck and
s~rp, apdibiy; still he passed il all Nv
wath siotc Indifference. Three. o,her
wives spp'arrd against him, whom he
ssd ma rirL under ,heMssurcI names OF
montgomery, Some and Stanley 80 These
tur wives are residents nsf Rh:Iacl.: lphia
u Is said ,hns he has wife III Baltimore,
and nn.lher IN CINCINNATI aid a.ioihor
ts'mewhere ia New Jersey, aud i, is sup
pod that hs hxs mssre. Ma wsa com.
,...s!ss !nr another hesring: il dstsah of
@yVS 0lts. s.gsBs -. go 4..ss9s 80.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-28

OF bis told me at Parish iha, I}ssD.L r.
70 ~. 6gkss and Va oniy b 81 rreo,, whs.
a.! ~, lSSw$s over. Hill ~kcl. y rs. -.
'sS1FcS ~aeens4 DC sslIsris ncts,,s Ma.
cSy, rpne rcsi(yssnd SELF sAcrifiSS R.n.
resented hy his companion therc-.ad r
&c could ever BE- made to overcone IN.
lun~iltiaaness With which hsrsp,.hs Of
himself, his history Of persoaal asven,ue
would, without, doubt. BE one Of he n,o.t
+eur'oas'y interesting narrs,ives ID he
world. - ...a.r .r-
Dr.. Howe's slight person, del,c.,. an
hcaotitut tssOses and cen voice. v.,a,S
give sne ihs imPfeseaoH thai As ~as ruo,s
q hons 10 his palisn. labor dy Mind; +.
ligh, through the taby rin,h Of ina s<n,s.
impriscnea LAUsA HsrUe 4 IN 7 b., . mo,.
hssyr spirit. sud ,oae moro RELUCTANT ~
submit, 10 the details Of quie,life doe. NO,
exist, aud tho. NEST trying service he h,s
every done in the Cause al ph,lSn,hrouv
Ls'aceresy believe, Is this discipline Of h.,
tumuituoss energies 20 the paiicn, teach
ing Of the blind. He is still q Young ma,
-nst yc, far,y,i bsIi~vs. could mn
trua my admiration and affection "a ~
more of his character than the giving ~
this simple s,sicmentuf 'scis.s
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-28

afer Al the noise end flourish made By she
vhigs abcst the sssslt of the election in Ohio.
tnsir triunPhA?) - viii Be seen from the fol-
lewines tsras out 10 be rather meagre Affair."
- visterys i either party can with any great
eagnM q PEoPeiety claim Il, certainly belongs
- - dsacsrs1ss and We feel confident it win
Asfaseh asre service to them than one 81
asee6gaal caanetsr. The result i quite .
esssahae = ~ anticipated, q = could have
been saaieiPsted BY my one else It IN aequaiat-
dNi4h TIE discord and want Of harmony hat
Puvsisd the ranks Of the democracy in MANY
pes6eas 1t The State. They have been hard
seped, but have retired ftDm the contest with
- bsse Of TIE battle. They have Just come
sssF&ns.sh being badly whipped to admoni.h
0sNof the Necessity Of ceasing further to quar-
sslsnrng themselves; and this important lesson
csah not Be impressed upon them Al more OPP
psstuas period. - -
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-28

We find it extremely difficult to comply with
our promise Of last week to publish in to-day.
paper the tabular returns Of jefferson and Wapel.
10 counties, as per request. We gave, in our last
paper, the vote in the district for Congress, and
the Legislature; but as some inquiry has been
made As 70 Wapello county, disconnected with
Jefferson, we publish below the official vote.
Three precincts appear 10 have been opened in
.Wapelio, viz: Otumwa, Dahlonega and Eddy
vile. 4sAt
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-28

New Jessss yS1Naal =.
The wings, wsme1 Y walsb q 81 "a
Ast1 Nd Oh II pNato erss,tbe
'democlSs fn48 49, iSrspais;re.
kults in Gee "a 1t q RI ewsei3kx has
sesx.nder Nd S S n ~; sBS sshas
I dehccrssic ,fit~fA - ufnf .falksf to Be
80 csehsh ,exlsessty Ssas keaa.si thss1s
alsNl15isl 100 3, ~
have seSirsed . mest ssspsi y,etosr ! .1nes
;,lssS ~ sseS. a easifaa sesaies.sl
wetlh4s Rmih UlGehcss nd - 81 M6nSst
liniansssly nse& shpofsscA nspf sxs ey9 ~
49, - ~ = 49,: !
ysasS ~ SHe az 0sssfS eahAi &fh rss.-sks
'PsdGht pd9, ilknb, sxIfc;ss-
sfasnest' sbss9f< 80 3e ,hssis 1890
81 e&sN J1aesa( dietStul 4 Ill -
tnseepsI;sas . Sliei5 ba ~ Sispt "a "a
y AAeAt bsssf ii, Ntdss( u ND
|SaAssy &li ~ The sseetioa * ] SlnSkS6l cSs,
.<n9F " the Legislative Coaanc;yin piSse a Is;
seiebhte1 Gov. rseninston, u atSadsSs.r!
Ipot@iety. nay In de,snea' upoe thes 1S,i.s,
'dehoercy q Jsssev and st6Sss Is but is
lie Danger tAt 4 ~ scsA !. stesesd Sy lSs
kioon Afd16I ~. - US
= We End thsae.sll;sense sbs,ewia. Gss ,skrra
paPss tansuit.ia = y Va fsisAa ia q lsS;s.
isss9s~. Ffos fsk r .1ts< As, os.yl4
NM JESesy EhEe4soss-Undsf he he,dso,
New ysrsey HneShdered,s che Newark sD6j,
AAsssssss ssnse editor IS Aiisasf = sased "a
1WAik1 10 TIT state A. n oS I'D ffoUS tbers
"a democratic majority Of II on joint ballot ii
In the oth Congressional dist Mr.. Wright. sell.
ed by some OF the papers an independent wlig,
but eaassed by the Evening Post as democrat. Z !,
elected to COngress--Mr. .Kinney. editor of II,
Newark Daily Advertiser, and jealous WIN
being the defeated candidate.
Z Ia the 9TH distract Mr.. Kirkpatrick (dsmocrat,
! IS elected TO Congress. - 80 -. -
We have other returns, but they are incon.
P'ete; they indicate, however, that tie democrat.
have large majority in the legislature, ANA.
jor.ty OF the congressman, and a eonsiderabl,
majority OF the popular vote. - espi
Froa The N Z. .aurora, OF. Is.
NEW JERSEY ALL RIcHT.-Om good new.
from New Jersey is fully confirmed. and the tenn
Porary cloud that s<lowerett upon onr house,, dis
siPated. The Newark Daily Advertiser, (whir.
whose editor has been defeated for Congress
says:
We add such returns from the district ane
State as have been received, including table o
the strength ofparties in the legislature, so ia
as heard from, which if all the other wing coun
ties have been saved. gives our opponents tn,
control OF the State tor the wear, possibly TO
years to come. Cumberland and Salem, boil
doubtful, remain to be heard from. $50 -
Thus tar there is democratic majority of 4
In the Legislature on joint ballot q, sss
Ger, is 50.
Monmouth county gives nearly 800 democrati,
majority. - -
The majority for Wright, in the fifth Consres
sional district, is 100.
In Middlesex TO-. 10y
In the third district there was no opposition t.
Isaac @. Farlee, the democratic candidate TO
Congress. The probability is that the democrats
have elected three if not four of the Eve member
ofcongress.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-28
NAPLEs. A0y1,, Ia,

We learn from The Baltimore - W
the imposing ceremony Of iak'ne 4.
whitS veil was an TYss'isy. psrsot~ 2 !
tho Casmsliis Nunnsry. 10 the rbe( -
sscAsd.sc. shs itssi,u,ios. which W. ""
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-28
Temperance among the soldiers

>~seA~A~9
"a remarkable temperance movement, says
the St. Louis New Era, sis in progress among
the soldiers at Jefferson Barracks. A Temper-
ance Society was formed, We believe, about the
first Of this month, and since then meetings have
been held two or three time, aweek The num-
Der Of men who have enrolled themselves, with
In this time, as members ofthe Society, amounts
toupwards offDe hsadred, and last night thirty-
four signed the mustsr-rou as Temperance men.
At this rate, the two regiments will soon be
composed aitogetherofsati-grog men--a circum-
stance unparalleled in the history of any army,
and worthy Of all encouragement" aia~
.s.sssaa - = .ss ! 3 Ma d 81 sfAssa n
ON President Adams is said TO have re-
eeived Rom the national trtaSury, aimee he en-
tered the public service, $3i7,oo0 Pretty good
pay this, to onenau- xs5 81 T
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-28
New Orleans Produce Market.

We are in receipt Of New Orleans papets up to
the i4th inst. They represent the market for all
articles of provisions sent from this region d
country as heavy. The late rise inthe Ohio and
Mississippi has enabled all to get to market;
and there being but little export demand, astem-
porary glnt is the consequences. Adecliae oil
II LIZ to 25cts. per Dbl. in flour is noted; so
also of pork. s'There has been some ACTIVITY in
lard" says the Bulletin, s'and some lots have
been taken for shipment to the West Indies at 6
a6l-2 Cts" The stocks Of coiSes and sugar on
hand are stated to Be abundant, and the price Of
the latter article looking down. B ~ s.
The latest Rumor.
The New York True Sun Of the Isth inst.
contains the following, which may be taken for
what 4 Is worth: + So
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM WASHINGTON.
"A private letter from a gentleman at Wash
ington, possessing every mean. Of knowing what
he communicates, informssus that ssseverai for
eign appointments will soon be made vacant
Col. Todd is expected to return from Russia;
..sntsr from Austria, and Barrow from Portugal.
The latter miss.ccs. has been rendered to General
TYSON of rni;e. .phia. one o. the original friends
Of Gen. Harrison, and mo-. Of grea. 'aients'
but was declined. He is among the ve,,' few
sincere and disinterested friends President Tyler
has left. The mission to Portugal has since been
offered to and accepted BY 4 gentleman in North
Carolina. Mr.. Wise is spoken Of for the Austri-
an mission, and Mr.. Spencer for that of Russia.
Several other diplomatic changes are in anticipa,
ton. Mr.. Everett ,ciH Be recalled in a few
weeks, but who will be sent to London or Paris,
has not yet been settled.
Mr.. Spencer will not remain in his present
post one month after Congress assemblies, and
VIII leave no friends behind him. Porter,s re-
lection will create an additional vacancy in the
c2bneto E9a@s fe 10y +Ta
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-28

"A large humber Of journeymen Tailors-be-
tween Gree and four hundred-lately met in
New York to take into consideration the subject
of the present low prices for iourneywork, l&c.
which were represented at the. meeting tosbe
barely equal to Observation-Disclosures A scale 81
prices fixing the charge for fashionable dress and
fuck coats at So, surtouts Sc, sack coats So,
great coats 81 so, eloaks s4, thin coats made
fashionabls IS, boys coats IS, boys great coats
81 50, was adoplsd, This is an Increase of q
to 30 per sestoh former prices.
The shoemakers N Che, eastern citicshaye a!ss
denandedpnin increase of wages.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-28

ia. NAnUlNnnla EoocafSA. -.
snu1 Ia1FE5tsiais s sn7bS =
t&eA esr whseb shey S,s and crow
go 80 III nAaefl aasss sssas fsAsir
= eSNse iEissf ssAsn@
sf1sNaeirks1g ~ stwAeyS rs jh;.
DlrssDAl1! lsulsk 5rylDS ~
less SU sxsiipa sfS1Rm i NM,
3FAes khs.lhe. s1<s db0AI - - -
~ CAaslis Z ,lseissn s 49,
slset''sn, ShsyS4 sAer;eia
- ~ - q : great No pvy,r. his 4sS.sa
- - sssA ssySA y or aaieAbss, lsnAs
~ ~, yecsesl sneredisntr yis srse1 x. n.
81 ssssssen = dee<o6l = O. 4 49, fais,iss,
r. ca a. &C. ! S,esssi b. sGadpsiiy d
tsseeua;sy appetiir tAsa thas oSt,;ora
I ~ luss lwhis) h ~ .Sf.t ais.rse,
wsne Hpalsf sgaisst tve. dspeegsA NssfAe,
Mkserrr (NAis) slseted in O. Gid dc.
ft - hA Etis sasss hassit; mt Jorx r.
sW the eenpcssHie eaadiaaee, i,sehp,ea
IL eGgnaf 10 voAes. he v{ies q
AnAeAlRASe - jest doas At the recent e,ee,
&e kasf - hass dsne ise he last tea = 'f;s
- 9erEs pees.s ~ers ney hsSe 100
ssA e CspVea end caiSsse,& ~
~ sisE 6eh5k Ne democrat, go 49,
yese esese teass Or representatives., &C., ),
'eRyasas Of 5000 majos5r.. ave e,eeted ~,
~eAsen ct ConesssA 81 j Tor the running =
~ ssaada3es Mseld have sacceeJed with
tAisa-the l.nltsa -vots p pcuI1rY and Coz.
eaAsr ssssedsds nat = A(oams BY s.s A,
eahs ssesf tiumph achieved in the election .,
- I = = sne b which the wings have lone
- sssesssned, and cannot be claimed as ,
eiE I1ileelpGh has not had democratic
.sAss5s ek<leeton, If we remember Alright, with.
- - las ten years. Nevevhsless. had on,
tssenas united they might have succeeded at tn,
Intersection; Tor Recording to the Pennsylvania
- denocratic' candidate. for canal commits.
sionsfs have majority in the city and eounty o,
about 800.
The Following members Of congres. are ascer.
tsined to be elected: -
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-28
FSss the Ohio Ssssesmas.
OHIO ELECTIONS.

We give today the final result with one ex-
cepeisa. : n Democratic majority of Congress
nen--a democratic majority OLA 10 the Senate,
and the House probably federal BY or A votes.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-28

We 4sm from gentleman Who arrived here
-yesterda ftUm the Esss, thst OH. w. St6r,
Esqsshps beensemoved BY Mr.. 'Tyht from the
~ M Sac 4 s y. . and
ssfak.efths Erok'. he did aot know 60 Il
* h gentlemen seiered to obtained his inior-
nation from Y. Ellis. Esq, Editor ofthe Ola
School Deun6crat, and NnSw in the East, which
aweSuppcse TO Be good authority. iisa.'t
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-10-28

. r. Countsrfeit $40 and $40 nots. On The B6nh
u Missouri, ven executed, are in eircalatisn.
fbs paper i said to BE bed.