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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-25
CIrT-OF WHEELING. Cl.rk's Office. ,
j. nusry g. 1913.
CHARTER ETETTTON

ON Monday January 23d. ls43. an election will
~ I've held for Mayor aud Mem hers of the Cum.
cal Of The City OF Wheeling rommch rirE nr o'clock.
and closing al 6ye o'clock p. NJ. at tho following
places in the several Wards viz:
In The First Ward. OF the Office Of Elijah DAY Eco
on Market Street!
In tho Second Ward, ct The ofscs Of James Mo
Connel Esq. or Union. street
la The Third Ward, at the Office Of Richard sinm,.,
Egg. on Main street
In the Fourth Wara of the on5es OF Phllp'
Bief. Esq. on Slam. near Suurh street
In the Flhh Word, nj the office of William Ten
pieion, ESQ or Main. near Second street
The members 81 the Connei arc appOriioned ~
follows. three for the first ward fro for The ss
coHd ward. four f'r The third ward EoEr for The
fourth ward. and three Tor The fifth ward
The election will be held under the superniap5.
ance Of the Aldermen ard Assessor frr each wbrd
JAMES S. WHEAT
Jan I'D Clerk Of The CRY.
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DISSOLUTION.

M Office is hereby given that the co-Parinership
Y heretofore existing. between tho subsc rbers
un Ter the firm Of Robb & Stephenson, terminated
by limitation on the 3lsi ElI. Persons having
claims against said firm requested To present
Them lnr settlement and those indebted TO said firm
- make payment To- Il w Handing or JOHN III
Thompson. who alone authorised to settle tho
fairs 81 The said firm. w ROBB.
jan l9 1919 J STEPHENSON.
One Of the above named pc rsons will he always
found NJ The old stand Of Robb s. Stephenson.
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TO TIE PUBLIC,

RI AEiNG noticed n communication ever A. .
& Il signalnre of CCCKEY. proprietor OF The
Hhea,iieId Inn. that avn no longer " bis-crriu,-
meni' take The earliest opportunity Ufinfurtnins.
The rrh!ir that have eagnpcd with r. NJ RAN
Of Ite Merchants Hc'ci SCEh CGdrlts St.e.-
Should my friends feel disposed 10 pa;unize Tho
Merchants Hotel, hohing 81 all be len nndone 4,
rerder them comfortable. Tho MeTChari,' uolsl
has been enlarged nithin The lssr few weeks;
ALEXANDER YOUNG.
Baltimore jan IL In RI
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rRUsTEES SALE

II virtue ofk decd OF Isst from James C. cd
- wen IL US tor cerfsbn pvrpoFes there.r
reeited, now on record IN the he rs ofhIe OF
Ihio county wsshsll on SATURDAY tue 24th "a
zee. le4x III am. at the froat door o: the
louse ia " hGcilr2, eNuose 90 pubic sale al euc-
tion the folio wing al est ate la Mheelnx 10 W.T.
ots number 4. 8, ano IN the Belle AIR addition
~ tue city o. Wheeling. The two 6rst named
OTIS beinR Oh Quincy 81, and the lsst named on
Hanpoen 81. Terms OF sale. Oue fourth c 81
ana the residue ~ equal payments By negotiable
notes ats ~ and IL mos with m crest from dav
OF sale The payment of the notes 20 be sscur.3
oY deeds oil trust upon the pre- IN lses.
Any notes given by James Celo we'll, will De to-
Ken IN payment TO the amount OF two thirds Of
the purchase. ALF'D ALLOW ELL,
S CALDWELL,
dec l9-G copy Trustees.
i hc ale of the RSovc properly t. r,.'pv.ed uat,l
Monday. January %. 1919
BRENTLINGER a SHaLLCROSS,
zee xc-N Aulioaeefs,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-25
TRUST SALE

OF tOr no ls5. IN SOUTH WHEELING.
NY Virue e deed Of trust from Hen,g rc,,,,.
II and vile 90 me. dated 25th DAY Of ovcr,h.,
IS4I. aud recorded 10 Iha olork's Office Of m.
:, unity court OF Ohio county. IN deed book ,,,,b,
IS. page 3l9 shall, on Saturday the 25,h dsv
" February mex. 81 the front door n the Cooy,
house Of aid county. sell At public auction to the
4 ahss and best bidder ioF cash. lot number 1875.
& ne hundred md ninety fvs.) in That pau Of the
city of whseling called Souih Wheeling Selling
~ Trustee engage only 10 convey suc.i title "
sss,ed N me ~ saiJ Iced Of lrasl
1an2tu DANIEL LANE. Trustee
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-25
WHO FOUND TWO PAIR sPECTA.
CLEAR

3 , PAIRS silver mnuuIed ,speciscles. one OF which
~ had the left glass broken and WIS in an old
red Morocco ciSr, the oihe: just new and ia a barS
paper case. loci ~ this CITY few days since.
The finder ar finders viii with y liberal re-.
ward hy leaving them at the City Auction Rooms
with BRENTLINGER l. SHALLCROSS.
inn %
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LOOK AT THIS.

A BILL has passed The luweI house of Congress
IN To- repeal the BIEkrnpt Law, with n saving
clause 10 oil who. may commence proceedings be
fore the final passage OF the act, which cannsI TAX
place for eight or Ten days, The bill be frat
passed by the Senate md Then have the signature
of the President, provided he signs IT, before it
il law. The 5ih rule Of The S Court Tor the
Western District of Virginia is, whilst the is
not in session. petitions may be fled wuh the 81 erk
Of the court. who stall ondurse upon them the ~
Of proceeding. The lime when ard by who hlsd.
praying The Bankrupt law. would be The cummenco.
menI Of the case Those v'h- mny wish To avail
themselves of the provisions Of The bankrupt law
would do well Ia have their petitions prepared sod
filed With GEO w SIGHTS. Deputy clerk VI the
U cuuri for Wheeling. ANrLREPEAL.
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FOR RENT.

"O Store rooms on Main S'uph Wheeling, in
II the most business part Of the City one OF
Them al present occupied by Wm M'Mechcn az a
T'oc DRY establishment. for which il is we'll cacuIa
'eu. Possession given the 6rst Of April.
For particulars enquire OF F w BASSETT
ian
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-25

Nv ILL be sold al public sale in 30 days frsu,
w date. If not called for in the meantime IA.
pay s'orngeIhe running gears Of oneoUr horse Sas
gon leiI on my premises about ten months since.
Jan I2-lm JAMES II. FORSYTH
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-25
WINDOW GLASS.

NAT SYMMES g. JAMES n ROBERTS.
w respectfully inform the public that they
have entered into co.paTnershp ~ tho manu- lcture
of Wnipw Glass az The Glass Factory ia South
Wheeling. where they will always keep on hand a
stuck 3f Glass % all sizes. which they will sell to
urdsr 81 tho lowest prices. Orders addressed 10
ihom will be pruna'T flied with an article wqr.
ranlsd 70 be equal in any Cylinder Glas- manu-
inciuTrd IN The Western country. dec 2S-r
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-25
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
Ia The three story brick dwelling house
A on Main street, lately occupied by Jus
IittSks A Mclean.
RaAS Also. The room on The fret foor Ut
said building. ard in tho occupancy Of DanT NJ
Edgingon. Esq. n IN Attorneys offise
Also. several renemsns in good lucaliUhs su liable
lOr Ncchanics' shops
Also, the brick warehouse md dwelling on Main
street near The bridge. lately occupied by John yeJ
r Grocery.
For Terms which uiii be reasonable anp'v 20
jim 6 FRANCIS r ARMSTRONG
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-25

The subscriber rendering his thanks Tor former
patronage would announce 10 his friends aad the
citizens IN general. that they onn INV he supplied
with good article Of Pittsburgh Iron and nails on
~ god terms ne they can he had elsewhere IN the
city As usuala good stock of groceries kept constant.
" on hand, nl Of which he will sell low for cash or
spproved produce. 3 " BAsFETT
South Wheeling. ian IL
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-25
CLOVER SEED

II NJ jameson. forwarding and Commission
4 l. Merchant. Wheeling, WISHES to purchase
Glover and Timothy Seed. Beeswax. Feathers.
Lard Butter. Hops. and well cured Pork and Bacon
Expected enriy ia February consignment Of
Boots Shoes. Caps and Hats alsn, lot OF superior
foboccO and SegGrg. all Of which will be eIehaDp.
ed for Western Produce or Manufacture
jan l8-i
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-25
COUNTRY FLANNELs, LINsEYs. &
WOOL SOCKS.

UST received, large quantity ofthe above
81 named articles and for sale very low al Ghs
city Auctions Rooms. M 65 Market square Ivy
BRENTLINGER & SHALLcROSS.
jan %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-25
FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
xAKA THE VIRGINIA HOTEL. Main ST.
!:!.K8 Wheeling Va. this establishment So
IIiiSM long and iavoraby known 10 The travel.
1=zszsB ling public situated on Main Street, in
mo cay OF Wheeling. will b for ronl on The st day
OF APii 1873. The House and all It's apartments
are ~ good order FOR the public acconmuda, ion
The great increase Of navel IhrI tlis place makes
= dcsi raoie house for renting. For terms. apply
~ the subscriber. To James Paull at his Office
on Main st. Wheeling ARCH WOODS.
JIM l9-1
Baltimore Patriot Louisville Journal, Frederick
Examiner cnfy 10 ,hs of 50 and charge this
Office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-25
CARPET & COVERLIT EsTAB-
LISHMENT.

DOMESTIC MANUFACTU RES.
DAVID KENN EBAY respectfully solicits the
attention ofdcalsTs heads OF families and the
public generally e his establishment IN south
Wheeling, mere he continues TO carry on The
weaving OF dom ESIIC CARPETS AND CO.
NERLl 70, Of n variety Of styles, figured, rain
bow and Vouitian. lie has also several new
patterns, that cannot fail % afford perfect saus
faction. All orders will be prOmptlyatendsd q,
and his work warranted Of the best quality. Ey
cry KIND OF cOl0ring done az the most reasonable
price.
Wheeling, aug - 1879 -6mw
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-25

n GROSS FAHNESTOCK'S VERMIFUGE-
- Just received aad for sale Wholesale and relal
by OLIVER PRYOR, Uniens..
dec 10 Wheeling. Va
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}. PEASE 4 son,
BOOKS Ar AUCTIO

BUOhS AT AUCTlO
Ma T. WIZ sell at Auction on Saturday evening
w the 2lsI last. a large and valuable coIlec.
To of Books Uf Various kinds, the looks NAV he
eIa'HiHed al any time before sale. Sale To- commence
al early candle Iighi. HALL & WICKHAM,
jan 80 Aucti,ueers
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-25

ME PUBLIC Is respectfully is.Iorned. thai
u ALEXANDER YOUNG. - 10 hanger EN-.
t"yed at the "WheaIIield inn COCKEY.
Baltimore jan Ii I'm &c
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-25

"OUED-A small boz containing several
yards Of Brosdclrth. which the proper ow-
ar can have BY describing satisfactorily 4 rayinE
.e,rsss Enquirs 20 Ibis office. jan 70 Ut
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-25
TKIADEI.PuIA FLOUK.

4 FRESH supply Of the above superior article
~ received this dry, and for sale by
dee ~ NJ REILLY
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FOR RENT.

A~A TIE large and commodious Ware.
Ess.EH house on main street. now occupied by
iitiEEH T.. y. Duf4leld Also neat and com
sRza-o4ss-1 Portable dwelling house on Main street
Possession given na the first Of April For Terms
&c. which will be low lppyto
jan l6-T WV d. & ~. JINESON
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-25

ENLAK SEED, Ginseng aud BerswaI, wsntsd
IL For which The highest price will be enid in G.. IA,
by OLIVER PRYOR. Union street.
nov j . MhreltrC
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-25
FOR RENT,

f9ssa 4. ;. TODD has Tor two largo and
Ess1 c1inm". os- rooms ~ ny 90 feet, Oh the 2nd
< % h1or svet his BOt and Shoe Store corner of II.
mon GId IaaFksi sireets. These rooms in size are
wei suiISd for school rooms and many other pur.
Poses' Perssns wishing io rent can be nceommoda.
ted With one or both uf them on n le1se ,f ons vear
or Two. Enquire of A STOOD.
Jan 10 Sign OF the Black Mammoth Boot.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-25
U. s. MAIL LINE FOR WOOSTER.
SMOKE PIPES.

Dob BOXES WHITE PIPES will he sold los
SOB 10 close consignment. nj the City Auction
Rooms. M ] b5 Market square, by
BRENTLINGER & SIIALLC ROSS.
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TAKE WARNING.

VIE subscr her requests ell persons indebted m
L. him either by noic account, 10 the prese..t
time. 10 call Immediately and settle The ssmc.
dec &c. a. SAINT HCLALLEN
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-25

Ma T. will sell. ia trout of orr auction room,
w morrow morning. superior MICH
COW BRENTIINGER q SIIALLCROSS,
jan ~ AuCtIOneers
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-25
Book and Job Printing,

W. The Publisher Of tho Wheeling Tires AID
Advertiser has just received large assortment Of
NEW JOB TYPE, from Now York and Bald.
more, comprising the most elegant kinds -eceRtir
cast thcrei and some Of which are not = lie f1uzd
IN any office West OF the Mountains With spas
cious Office experienced wOrkTaen. and new mate
''a''' ne Is prepared r. execute every kind of
S.ts.t 9,e,, 0p,ii~t;.ss,
in the hnesl style and al the shortest notice
" s'som Boat Bills, Posters, Hnndblls, &c, prin.
ed AT an hours notice dec il
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Ais.

D DeDGh Kegs Nails, assorteI sizes, Just recei.
.AeO0D we'd and will he sold Tor less than
has ever heea offered in tn city. for cashnny
jan IL J SENSENEY
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-01-25
FOR RENT.

4 3. TODD has on Main street. neSt door d
~. his Drug store. large and umiorlnbl
dwelling house. which will no rented to goo
Idm'ly on reasonable Terms. Enquire Of
jan ~ S Todd
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-07

Wars. murders aud suicides. riots and rapss.
IDefalcations and robberies-notaole scrapes-
Come in from all sources and every station
From the vagrant in rags to the head. Of nation
And cunning and humbug. (my chiefest defence.
One passes for wisdom. the other for sense.
Now a few boon companions demand my attention
And some am bound to particularly mention:
20. smith great service has done to my cause.
He's built up my system ofmoras aud laws;
Then Old Parson Miller. who claims charge Of the
skies,
Would cen quito blush the great Father Of Lies
With the smiles ofshe fair to speed them along
No wonder they Ego it" both .heavy and strong.
sor 'shate'er they encourage. he clergy concede.,
In spite OF all opposition is bound to succeed.
And Bennett, mong Printers, the cunningest eli.
The hrstt cry 'Humbug!-tthe greatest him.elf.)
Now men. like these three. Idsclare admre
They have something in them like spirits Of FIRE.
And know the philosophy taught in their schools
Wakes knayes Of the wise. and dupes Of the fools.
On the Temperance causs. looked With regret.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-07

OHlo.-The Hon. Wi!lium Allen was
reelected to the U. S. Senate, by the Le-
gislature Of Ohio, on the l4th inst. The
following was the vote on joint ballot:
WlLLlAM ALLEN received 63 votes.
Thomas EwINo ~
Blank
The election Of Nj. Allen will he ex-
treinely gratifying to the democrats
throughout the Union. Although young,
his giant mind has contributed largely in
defending and sustaining democratic prin-
ciples, and his bold and unflinchina
course, while it has made federalism
writhe as il under the lash, has won for
him an enyiable position in tho ranks Of
freemen. But what makes his election
still more gratifying to the Democracy,
particularly Of the West, is the fact that
he was elected over Solitude Eving, the
notorious sealed bid protector, and the
man who slandered and abused an Admin
istration because it was too democratic TO
allow him to continue in its councils.
Wilson Shannon was inaugurated Gov.
srnor Of Ohio on the 18th inst.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-07
PUBLIC MEETING.

Pursuant to notice, meeting Of the
citizens OF Fairfield township, IN JefIer.
son county, Iowa Territory, was held on
the Gath day Of December, l84a, for tho
purpose Of forming some rules and re-
gulations respecting the approaching
land sales.
On motion, Samuel Shutfleton was
called 10 the Chair. and James F. Rice
chosen Secretary.
Mr.. NJ. d. Springer was then called on
10 explain the object Of the meeting,
which was done In substance by s,a.ingI
that it was not only expedicnt for tho
settlers to take some steps ia order t.
throw around them the safeguards 10.
cessary to prevent the encroachment Of
those who may Be disposed to infringe on
their rights, but to settle tho conflicting
rights that would unavoidably arise b.
tween the claimants themselves.
Henry Mitchell was then chosen Town.
ship Bidder and John Shocks, Register Of
claims.
A motion was then made and adopted,
that committee Of five be appointed to
act as arbitrators ofelaims, any three Of
whom may form quorum for the trans.
action Of business by calling to their
assistance any other two citizens to act
withfthen,, (Which committee hold their
first meeting in the Court House, in Fair.
field, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ. on Saturday 7tk
January next, and will inset at any sub.
sequent time that notice INDY DO giten
them Of business,) whereupon. Henry B.
Natson, Thomas Mitchell, NJ. Flint,
Horace Gaylord and s. w. Saunders were
appointed said committee.
On motion Of NJ. D. Springer, ! com.
mit,ee Of five were then chosen to report
rules for the iutlher regulation Of tho
claimants at the sales, whcrcupon tho
following gentlemen were appointed:
NJ. D. Springer, James F. Rice, Tte.
derrick Tracell, Jacob Plue and Charles
David (Which committee are to report
said rules for the consideration Of the
citizens, at ,he Court House. in Fairfield,
on Saturday, the 18th January next, at
which time and place al the townships
ordered into market in the Fairfield land
district are requested to send delegates u
act with them.
A resolution was then passed that :
copy Of the proceedings Of this meeting
be- furnished to the Gazette and Hawksyo
for publication.
The meeting then adjourned.
SAM'L SHuFFLETON, Chaisman.
JAMES F. RICE, Secretary.
.A,l's veil that ends 1siI" q u.
young vito said when the old nan I'D
rich!
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-07
Correspondence Of the Gazette.
sPa,NcrlELD, Ills. Dec. Goth, le4s.
Messrs. Editors:-

Messrs. Ediiors:-
In accordance with my
promise to let you hear fiom mo occa-
sionally, now avail myself Of the FIRST
leisure moment that has presented itself
since my departure.
| Wearrived without accident at this Cap.
itol Of all the ssSucker" dominions last
evening, about dusk. Springfield has i'm.
proved vastly since last visited It (about
s years ago) The Capitol Is chaste
specimen Of architecture, surmouated BY
q dome, and supported by beautiful cor.
riothian columns. 1t preseats IN impos.
ing appearance % you approach the
town, the "Stars and Stripes" dutterink
TO the breeze over the dark dome reminds
one ofentering the "Fedoral City,"
Last evening attended the s.lobby," q
the suggestion Of my kiud friend Col. O.;
whom fortunately met here. The
principal topics Of legislation appear .
be; shall the Bank 60 into liquidation q
once, or be permitted to linger q while
longer by legalizing suspeusion-upon
this subject some very able remarks wsr4
made in that august body, the sslobby.D
Mr.. ---, Secretary Of State, Mr..
Peck, Familiarity known a. Canada
Peck" &c, Mr.. Stickney, Of Shawnee.
town, aud others, warmly advocating Ii.
quotation. Another subject Of considers.
bic Importance seems to occupy the It.
tention Of Legislators, /. e. what DISPOSE.
ton shall be made Of the Distribution fund
which amounts to 40 odd thousand dol
lars. Some desire it to DO applied to the
school fund, but opine it will 60 into the
State Treasury, If not, ! cannot conceive
how the poor fellows will get home from
the Legislature unless they sell their
horses, or prospectively hypothecats
half Of next years crop, tor board, cigas
bills, &c.
peeped into the Senate Chamber
where Democratic caucus was il scsi
sion. The room is tastelully arranged,
after the style OF the Senate Chamber at
Washington.
Among the multitude Of introduction4
last evening, was made acquainted with
his ExceIlency Gov. Ford, who appears
to be very popular among the people-no
arrogance or official bombast about hi4
department. The executive is ilile
fellow in stature but they say ne has
Big soul. Our mutual friend Judge y.
is here looking bright and buoyant, moth
ing daunted Ly his recen. defeat as
candidate Tor y seat in the U. 8. Senate:
the result Of which you have probably
heard ere this-Judge Breeze being the
successful! candidate and successor Of
Judge Young. Every body here stop. as
the ''American.'' consequently you cad
draw some faint conception Of the
s'Scenes" Of the motley gathering. L 70.
minds me more OF ''Gadsby's'' and
Browns" the few days preceding tho
4th Of March, l84l, than any thing have
Witnessed Tor many day. BY the way
it is very good house with the excep.
ton Of being rather on the GRAB Game Of.
dor al out meal times. Ishallle leave here to.
night abou, half past l2, for Terre Haute
and Indianapolis, from which places yoa
may expec. a line or too Of gossip from
your friend and ob't sery't.
CIIE-lMO -KO- MON.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-07

ARKANSAS LEGlsLATURE.--Amb H.
Sewer has been reelected to the Senate
Of the United States. He received II
votes, and Albert Pike lWhig) 10 votes.
A bill has past both branches, reducing
the salary Of the Governor 10 $500,
Secretary Of State, TO 5000; Treasurer,
$500; Auditor, $500; Supreme Judges,
$500; Circuit Judges. $1,000. The
pay Of the members Of the Legislature
was also reduced to So per day.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-07

STEAK Boar DlsAsrERs.--The iron
Steamer Valley Forge struck log at
Goose Island (the grace yard) and sunk
in S feet water. 1t seems that the i'm
preston that this boat could not be sunk
on account Of her hull being divided into
several water-tight apartments, was erro-
neous.
The Steamer Rialto struck q snag
about 80 miles below Little Rock and
sunk in seven feet water.
The Steamers Missouri and Sam Dale
come in collision with each other few
miles above New Orleans, the latter Of
which sunk Immediately, and the former
sprung leak.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-01-07
Henry Clay was at Natchez on the 9Th
inst on his way to New Orleans.
MARRIED..

In Locke, Cayuga CO., on the 22d inst
by Levi Henry, Esq. Mr. SETH STEVENS
Esq. to Miss Sylvia HEArH, daughter 81
Benjamin Heath, Esq. Of the forme,
place. This interesting marriage took
place after nineteen years and fou,
months courtship. Mr. Stevens is man
Of 81 years Of age, and the fair bride 81
The young bridegroom has visited his
bride once q month during the above
mentioned time, which amounts to ESQ
visits. distance Of go miles, which will
make $3.50 miles travel. which occupied
464 days. A cheap wife. Much love
and long life.--Cortland Democrat.