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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-07

FOUR TARIFF FACTS-Niles' Nationa. Re
rrsrer Of 23d inst. contains in a table compiled At
length. aud doubtless with accuracy. the following
POUR. among many other impnrIanI facts:
From Sept. l. 1912. To Bis, August ISI3, the in.
crease Of cotton shipped TO Great Britain irnm the
Uuiird States was 35i.OSG bales over The am unit
sent thrher the year before. The Increase sent 4,
the North oi Europe has been 80 1898. Increase Ia
other places 81 962 bales. Total increase 5I4 $50
Has the Wing Tauh diminished The foreign de.
maud Tor American Cottou3 Has The balance oftr,d,
IN favor OF The gram growing region of the Nprb
and West, or the great influx oi specie nj Charleston
and New Orleans been iujsrious TO the Soulh7
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-07
Vs. PRICES TO SUIT THE TIMES "a
CITY HOTEL,

No. I76 Ma,ket Square. WHEELING, Va.
John ROBINSON, announces To his friends and
. the public, that he can be iUund a { his Old
Stand. No l76 Market Square. ready at all times To-
wall upnn lhpse who may favor him with a call
llis TABLE is furnished " ith The best the Market
affords, aud $ not surpassed by any other Hotel in
the City.
The HOUSE is large and commodious aud can
Lodge 100 persons.
The STABLlNG is also abundant. having nom
sufficient to upwards cfl50 horses
This Is the only Hotel IN The place that is we'll pro-
yidod for The accommodation VI Horse Brewers,
Movers. &c.
RATES OF CHARGES-Single Meal. 25 els
Lodging .l23 cts-Supper. Lodging aud Breakfast,
625 cts-Board by the Day, so cis-BOard per Week,
s2Oe. oct I'm
TNHE CAREER OF PUFFER HOP.
KINS, an original American novel. by &
Masters. author Of the Motley Book &c. For sale
OF (oct y MELLOR'S
VVNHE MIsER, Or the Confessions Of ~ Az.
oucious Man, by Henry b Inglis, author Of
Year in SPAIN sc. FOR sale at
oct MELLOR'H.
4 FRESH SUPPLY ofwyandone. Hector
~ OIHaIIofau, Fire SIDE Recsllecious. One
Hundred Romances. Rosrna MeaJows. Gerrods
Howard, Kate 10 Search Of a Husband. Philip in
Search ola Wife. Harry LorreGuer, Charles q,
M1iiey. Handy Andy. Tea Thousand a Year. For
s1Ie at tUCt y Me- LOR'S.
ID OsE ON CONsUMPTION-Dr Roses
celebrated Treatise on the curablty Of
Consumption under a new and successful mode IN
toy, Tor sale by
STEPHENSON g. HASWELL,
Union Street, Wheeling.
Where BE- Kept a general assortment Of Medical
Books, Coz sale a. reduced prices, OctT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-07

To- the sale Of a cicrgyman's effects, near Here
ford, England, hts Library Brought L., and hs It..
quors 1850
Well, What Of thaH Probably he had used hrs
library, and had not used his wine.
Or. Is q possible That The people preferred spirtu-
Gus liquors 10 spiritual books.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-07

WINTER Is COMING-snoN Tell Of Louisville
on "Wednesday lsa 6T about twenty minutes.
Ice Uas made near B ston on the 25tb ult. and
ne same m Chester county, Pc. A. CheslsuoWn.
lho) ard a. ne rghUot,Sud 80 Thursday last. there
"as @ heavy frost aud ai-o o. Fredeuczsburlb . v,
Sickness TO o considerable ellen, is said 20 pre.
rah 90 the Parishes Of Auakups-s. 81. Landry. So.
Mary aud Franklin. Lousstuua.
IU many pfu Tee towns and counties Of Mississippi
m1iiguint fever u saiJ 10 prevail
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-07

MISER, Or the Confessions Of ~ Az.
Il uucious Man, by Henry d lnglis, author Of
Year in Spain, sc. For sale at
oct Z MELLORE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-07

latest DATES.
from Baltimore Oct. D Liverpool Sept. 5
p IN Thermomeler 81 deg. above O.
4 ieei waller il The Channel. Falling.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-07
From Mr.. Hsed's letters 10 the Alba ~
EpeHihg Journal
WALTER SCOTT
WALTER SCOTT.

The character Of STA WALTER SEQ TT.
viewed ia any of the varied and even
c~hequercd aspects that it presents itself
10 the world, eXcites the highest ad mi
ration. Ills genius derives lustre from
his virtues When, after he supposed
himself in possession Of an iudvpeu
dence, he was overtaken with pecuniary
misfortune, with what liuu-hearted
frmness he mel the shock, and relying
upon his pen, determined 10 cork thro'
an appalling load o. debts. See win
what true philosophy he writes in hts
Journal:
January ga feel NJ her dishon-
ored nor broken down by the bad-uow
really bad news | have received. |
have walked my last time on the do
mains | have planted-sat the last time
In the halls | have built. But death
would have taken them from me if mis-
fortune had spared them. There is Just
another die TO turn up against me in
this run OF I'LL luck. C. If | should
break my magic wand in the fall from
this elephant and lose my popularity
with my torture! \ y = y Bat 1
find my eyes m~olstening, AMI that will
not do. will not yell without a fight
for it, When | set myself TO work dog
gedty, as DR.. johnson would have sai1 q,
| am just the same man | ever was"
Again, when negotiations we're pend
ing with his creditors, Sir Walter says:
"lfthey will permit me, | will be their
vassal for life, and dig in the mine Of
Ry Imagination TO find diamonds Tor
what will sell FOR such to make good
my engagements"
And again:
"Now that the shock OF discovery is
over and passed, | am much better off on
tie whole. ! feel as if / had shaken of
my shoulders a great mass Of garments
rich, indeed, but always more a bur
then than u comfort. = = \ III
could see those about me as Indifferent
to the loss Of rank and fortune as | am,
4 should be completely happy. As il
Is, Time must salye that sore. and To
time trust il. y = y = A most
generous letter from Walter and Jane,
offering to interPose with their fortune.
&c. God Almighty fortid!-that we're
too unnatural in me to accepr, though
dltiful and affectionate in them 10 OF
fer"
And again:
"February 3.-This is the first time
since my troubles that / felt at awaken
ing,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-07
II

SIEA REGISTER.
IrriuatS and Departures o) Boats for he last
hours, ending yesterday at 4 o'clock. Pm
ARRIVALS.
hIntyre, Pittsburgh.
Orheus, do.
Belmont, do.
ZanesNIlle, Cincinnati.
Allegheny Belle, 81 Luis.
DEPARTURES
Allegheny Belle, Pittsburgh.
GAINESVILLE. do.
Belmont, 81 Louis.
OTphCus, do.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-10-07

would, by The iRadequacy of The compensation
gwen ir their labor, break down the independent
spirit ol our wOrklngmen- We cay. how would
such men, like To receive. as The reward OF a days
tolls. Ihe ms gnIfcanI sum which they have named
as The value OF a days laboR
The tariff. by lis happy protective Influence. gives
employment, AT fair prices, 10 500 900 men, wu-
men and children, who, II il were re, called. would
nave 10 seek supdorI IN the other avocatiuns of life,
and II benefits, either directly or Indirectly, The
whole population oiouT country. BY lie resuiIsoi
lhe iHab"r sets ~ motion, ~ adds many millions Of
wealth To The nation, increases individual wealth
cSmioris and luHuues, and saves our people irLm
that most odiuus and most Oppressive Ct all systems
Of supporting goyemmenI-DIRECT TAXATION.
You have seen. fellow citizens. that The Tariff Of
1872 passed by he Wig COngress,C God bless IhemD
has showered countless blessings upon our nation,
ny creating employment for millions who were M.
employed: Il has brought millions Of specie into the
country; opened profitable hCme markets To Ilie far
mer' where he had none before; conferred incalcula.
bic benefits upon the naIcn IN changing The balance
Of trade "a DUR FAVOR, which was Leayily against US
prioi 10 lis passage.
THE WINGS r THE FRIENDS y SUP.
PORTERS OF THE TARIFF, The Wines are
sollcitous 10 see AMERICAN Mechanics, Manuiuciur-
ers, LaboreTs and FameIs-AMER1CAN MER.
CHANTS AND SAILORS ACTIVELY aud PRoFITA.
BLY, EMPLOYED-TIEREFORE VOTE THE WHOLE
WIG TICKET. AND THEREBY CLOTHE
YOUR TRUE FRIENDS M THE POWER
OF PROMOTING YOUR INTERESTS. 1910
HE WHOLE WING TICKEF.-AmericaH Wig
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-11-11
10 " 4 h q i : &,

Scan beoi Lending, Bleoaangiea. losc"
VI ME- undersigned, late al the darlington
laasc. respectfully aenoarces IL the
citizens afthc town aad county, as we'll as
the trave.:,,g ccsan,unitc. that no has taken
the lDWA HOUSE. .ormeris oceapicd nv
Yrs Pssre,i, a,;ea a. 81 y fo"toHahis mac
NJ, ssa h"ecs hN WGrsnsttf Il ss.s,sats. SIC
ssldaeas attention, to mef iNsf..tc l'a'tNnrse
The Henss is si.aa;cd close ~ tso ;aeein:s> az
the Sastac - part oi the town, sa g-nsemct'
wisainy 10 take the river from ti,is place. ar.
sure Of hasiag an opportunity OF gpas BY the
kyst boat
Ills TARg. shalt a, all times 'hc sarplic,'
wsh the best the country asrrGs. the max
~ssA thc choicest N,e.s aad Liquors, and his
STABLE weil provided with grain, with care.
tel and incentive Osticrs.
Fun his tong experience, and determ,na-
Hsa to spare no pains torenier ais guests com
fsssahie, he la,,ers himself ,hr, he will o.
able 10 give en- ire satssiac,,s n TO all Who ma,
iavot him with their patronage.
: sis9 sis@ se - WILLIAM FRYE.
G6luominytou. Jane l8. t84t. ut G
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-11-11
BURLINGTON, IOWA SATURDAY, NOVEMBER II, ls4s.

three chilaFen, wis MARY, Lewis ala william,
Lewis, 1t the time of His fathers desth, wa,
about 10 years Of age. d Mary Is the only surviv.
ing on, Of these three children. William died
very young on hiswsy ~ West Point, to which
place he had received the warrant Of I eadet.--
Lewis had the advantage Of such schools a
were at that early day fept in Lduisvills.l Al
the requisite age he bsgs fhs study Of medicine
His half brother, Henry Dsdge, the presen,
Delegate from the Teuit{ry Of Wisconsin, hav-
ing been appointed by Cpv. Wilkinson, Sheriff
Of St. Genevieve county, he was induced TO visit
.nls, tnen territory as eaSiy - the rear 1911 OF
~. He, however, returned to Louisville u IN
ISL The study Of Ms pFofel sio1. when prepared
to practice, be again canb out To this coantrv.
and settled at St Geneyieke about. the wear 1873
On his arrival there, he NSs placed by his broth.
CT, Henry, in The Office Jf he lite Dr. Henry
Zane; gentleman eni6f pity skilled Ia his pro
fession, and with twhon ~ shotflys afterwsrds
formed partnership.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-11-11
The Death.Ded Or Napoleon,
b THO Ssis,s'' Of Mi.sissippi

% 1sro Ssstsss" Of Mississippi.
The Wild and 'foanine wave
3 Broke on TIE Island strand,
Mbere = tpQgarch found living grave
: With A. stfiedsyet broken baad. 80,
9 And the sochan winds Were. high, a
And the tempest walked abroad ass.
Mhen that eagle Gagged was called 10 Ole
/ mat soul restored to God. ii sissa q
Nq'woman's form was ilrse. aes s. IS
s An angel smid the gloom,
nut War-Worn men, in stern despair; {.
Watched in that midnight room.
those eyes which proudly looked "a
IN, strife and hostile spears sss,sa'a ~.
And shame and insult never brooked. IA.
Were now al dim with tears. ,.sess s.,
By he for whom they wept-- 81 '
their sfoscriess Emperor.-. azd srg 81
s HIS spirit stu it's visils kept iea "a
On the purple tide ofwar. ilss.ntl
Far from that dying bed, gslI 81 ue.
From the perveless heart and limb,
9Ftff HE bitter tears around him she'd,
a nd she torches burning din5- s''
Far from the foeman's stings, - s 6
The isle en- the lonely seas, M ta
That spirit fed on its eagle wings, y.
As bird on the morning freeze.
And he seemed in death, to stand e
AS on many glorious day, IL 80
with folded arms and high command.
Once more ga tefc d'urnle.0 ;fitsa sfei
lie heard the lannon's roar sA sN
Twas but the laundering sea-; a ~.
And the trumpet pealed On his ear once
Twas thetempest sweeping free. siI s.
And the crash ofarnies meeting, IS a..o-,
And the wall of the crushed and DIVING.
Twas but the surf on the white sands beat
!. Il ing, s9ss ,l.8 = W
And NE eagles scream in flying. asa,u
+ The light Of that glorious dream som l..s
Playcsi,cn those features wan, aasss as.l
3 Lighted the aspect pale and dim m y
OF the fallen and dying man. s sbssssI
Ana from those, pale lips came
THOSE words ofhanghty sway - NsA
That woke 4 uafionS sn,i1ih i1a..e siodss
i W' !selj te ,sis - ietf sssse -T ', .es
'TReteA4sa,s sfaA ,sAs assss. .ass ,se
Af3 ut tagfe sought Aer nest, ~ IS f'Ys
i Ans ahf sassi. gain ~ ihe a
aasifstiishsa kissea ,kcif nest. ! sssasssi.
Tlre sUddp f7di payses swdx, ssgsst ~ q
On the, wings OF TIE rushing storm Y ne
Asd.tSe s'snlight's FIRST reiSiciug ray
Clear ed On a marble form. SrSsh ss
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-11-11
Mysterious Affair In Phlln0el>
nMn4. - MiAhAAN

ca Saturday afternoon, Gays the rkila
delphia ledger, Tho body Of al Irish girl,
named Susan Drawn, about cigAisea
years OF age, employed a. domestic IN
tho family pf Charles Mesfick, was
focnd In The well on tho resitsnce OF Mr..
N. On Friday evening the dscsassd
went 10 bed a. Gsual. When the family
got Up they found that no Gseshad hsen
ecadc, nnt nc arrangements ivf the morn.
ing meal. Search was made &koat ths
promises, but no clue was had to the fate
or the girl. During tie a y however.
HE axe, 1. very dell onc,) used TOR split,
ling wood. was iound near ihe wood pile
with blood on il, and also one Of tho d.
cessed's shoes, despatched with blooj.
y pom further examination, on the .a:on Of
q xa,e between tho wood pile and pump.
which stsd adjoining tho dwelling, wcre
discovered finger marks III blood.
This induced further search, whom the
pintform around the pump aud coverf6
Tho well was removed, and the c5+pss
was seen fcutng below. II was WIN
difficulty taken di,, ,hS aperisirs beli5K
very small r The odly dinrs Of vioisdte
upon the oody wa<sA O., upon tho neck. .
iuy tikS,ow .hs CHI vtlfcI, fstnms ttii94s
"a nffAaesSn mdde, stasncs bslievsapt.s hst6p
[,cus~ny ofsthe bteol vessels. All ceftssaa
ly did mot sever the win5pipc.s IAN iit-
aueAywas held aMa y vosdict kfs<a that
..,here was no evidence Sh she tassy M
the belief ofthe jury - iisat lhs deessstt
committed suicide. Thsgirllwss vssys
much liked BY the family, and ssspscs<d
Fer her good qua,Mits BY - whe tUews
Iher. The affair has cre,s,sd sssn>s senss-
lion in the neighbarhovds u u csst.iH,y
q mysterious msites. Tho Chrooiele
ssa:es thai The wound on The Rifl's meek
was deep and frigst.ul. ssa sAls4s sssi
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-11-11
rTERxs::::;;:::: 81 90, IN ADVANCE !

sins Of the neigh borhcod observed Il, and
whispered thai Ned ~as silent and seri-
Gus, and had gone to meeting every Sun
day since the ACCIDENT. They wondered
* Mis- burning the looks he useI 10 read
o.mueh. Strange stories were circ0ls.
ted as 70 the netamorphnse Of this ioviki,
dare devil blacksmith into gloomy and
tatitufn,. man. Some supposed very
saSelv that q ssPgRlr' had ensiccd him into
the, mountains and infer giving him 4
gliripssintp me future, had nsisied Him
10 crsg, whore he had faiIen and bruis.
ed his fsce. 4 Diners gave the prince of
darkness tho credit OF th~ ehanse--h0t
mono sdspectcd the Methodisis lpfsasIher,
and IS Tho latter gentleman hsf no vanity
10 crafty sAe sesres remained with Ned.
.; This gloomy State az mind emlinued
uatilr Forgerns visissd a .camp mcq)ihz,
Tba. Rev. ME-. SluhLiexoslh pfekchtd'A
sermon, That seemed ID leDser has spuly and
reAcscd IA ofsa bu rdhR; ranils the sony
ol,sllsde sfi lac $685. ri gIip zaeT psI NJ I'll
Show happy are they ,w.,o she:f Saviour obcJ;0
WAS only half shsough when he felt tiks
aanews man. -fofgrtcn was from thar
time bai,ousing Me,hodiss Alta love.
feast afshort Tins ssb&S6rnf, h. gave h
hisi ex pefience ADD fcscaled III. aYsreay
Of his conviclioa, asds conscrslon 10 his
astonishcd neixhboss. Tao Rev j Simnn
Stpbblswor,h. Who bad faith 'ulIy skspi mo
secret until that liur, could con,aia hiil.i.
self no Longer, hst gave vsnsao his fesl-
logs in cpnvulsed Jpsat. of sIaswh,sf. A.
the burning tears n, hesrsicl,iioy coufs,
I'd, lheis. wsY dowa.LiS CHS Is. ssfs NJ II Il
/ ..Yes my hrushrcn,s' he said, i,'s b faei.
&, did maui ss!l The syssr into bis pnbsl,eyinS
schl, there's &c loibl, ~, S ss,.l $3.50, 3
rhs Ilaekspiih lfI yhe wcYnlbii ! ,,pasi
b ts'rsE ~ hsgpy na b.I aaa Y M.,hellst
P lss9 ss III S as N sEsa ;siaasb
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-11-11
,MAnlSON HOUSE,
rogf MAs,so., IOWA TERRITORY.

~ FUks aADiSUS. IUWA IEKEIItIaf.
sINiE -masf ribcr would respectfully inform lis
4 old eassortcrs AID the puaiic gvrrsS..v. that
Re sill. con;.nocs 10 weep The eto,e named house
where no mains viii Ne SPARED 10 accommodate and
laease his guests. q o6d s,ahesconvenehif for the
scconmod alton az tsavs Il. RS horses.
LOfE.NZO BLIZZARD.
A-.r.hr o. ycas - i4sst58 w Ve
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-11-11

Blcnaerhasset,'s island. made ciaasicS
w MI. Wirt's eloqnrncs, coniainin8 lbJut
350 acres, II now III sided into i~osi.sryS,
cultivated by Two virgi.!isns. No 80,
|ige of the Deuncrhsssest .nses'o
mains, but near shc sisS III Is i ! ecsAl Il
able brick dwsIlRg N
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-11-11
CRY NiAgKcr.

NHE subscriber has erened market in
i the store jisst below MrssFs, Brid gman
Brothers, Main street, where can Sc found a,
all times The best ksI.Gs az FarsA Mar. and
VsssrasLxs. Alsn, smotaa Eaaas, Sit! IS and
shuul,sers; dried teef leaf iata; picked
rssk and beet sausaccss s&c, So S. ms
= am.also rrerafcdno vupPly families with
iCE. and shall have is-oa haia =, nt aaar-
ke,.house al AL times. .s.s - So. !,
nay "a. 1871. T. ., RAND.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-11-11
HENRY HOUSE,.
MayNI PHEASANT, E(Nsg COUNTY, lava.

TINE proprietor having ia 'ish.d Is house
! ~qu~l 70 any ~ the Tsrri,or, is prepared to
accommodate any .aaasssr o, person. IN The most
acceptable n,ann, E. la sn!ciiing the patronage
al the pabiis. the aade rsisaed would tan ihis cc
rs.iae 10 tcaaer bi- tharks 20 all wha have Hereto
Tor. tsNors q hssa with call. N
Ma, &. isss-,. &c. TIFFANY.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-11-11
sfear,rslaro race

We take from the New York Courier and En-
ouirer the suhjoincd account Of the trial Of
speed between the u. s. steapfigate Prince
ton and the British steaask:. e -. " -c-.cra
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-11-11
Il Truly Ele'a,,,,asaat.,'is "A.


.ylMAsAiassaRispism ttAskivsh tirsitI ~
AskAejl liaRlo syiaeiuiesiD Of ttsls ettq0sHSo
aash(aS& epp - desS.esas Wilnsss ths AIali,
|QHint Aes1ahiag aQrealt no ,h6n tQul1
meAb ,saa9S bys IN ned man AGs sssssSl
!emesEeSes iliiselks Nswmefksi. sNsx
/. III hays, come twelve miles % A.ssa,l,
this, uigsGns; yet DO MOI value my Tina
II Est rewarded by what see sround
me. NY friends, | have sesn moro OF
the ~ofl ] than most OF you. have tfod
the streets Of proud London, and the
winds III distan, ladia have famed thsss
furrowsd cheeks Of mine. My keel has
been upon every sex, AMI ny namo upon
many ! tongue. Heaven blessed m
with one Of Tho best or wiycs--and nv
chisdren--oh, why should | sbesk Sc
them! My HOME was snce. paradise.
But bowed, like q brute, q lhe killing
cup--my eldest soh tttrs himself from his
degraded father rnd has never reiu rned.
Ny young hearts iiol--my beloved and
suGetiug wiie--has gone broksn hearted
to the graSe.--And my lovely daughter,
whose image seem TO see Ia the beautse
ful around ms--once my pride asd,,wy
hopc-pincd away ia sor,o w and n,ouriss
ing because her father was druhkard.
and now sleeps by her mothers sids.
But ] s,ill live TO tell the history OF my
shame, and the ruin OF my fanily.ssl
still livc--and stand here bcf,re YOU 10
offer up my hearts fcrycnt gratitude 10
my heavenly Father. TINT | have been
snatched from The brink DC d drunk hvd's
grave. And while | live, ! shalt struggle
to restore my wandering brethren Skaic
TO the society. This form OF mind o
wasting aad banding under tho weight of
years, Ee,, ray young friends, ydSsaso
just boo.n;na ia,o lie, the places of your
fathers and mothers viii soou 30 Vacant.
See that you come up To fill thesa with
pure hearts snd ahno,n,ed 'lipsl .Bind
Tho blessed pledge firmly 10 yous hearts:
and Be i the Shibbo!cth pf li.s's wac
fare. ..sefsy 5,s.5s,s-s sks s
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-11-11
As. CRi.nGA>
-sm, Posilewait & Cree gan,

Nsalssa!s and Retail ,leal,rs in Or, Goec-, Gro
s-ss;es. Il,r'warr, Shoes, Boots, Hats, l;cn-
seis. Staiio,ery. Iron. Nails. Castings,
&C. &C. &C..
.,.,~.. n. - ,rl v. NSrson Ste Eerlipr,ons 4. T.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-11-11
tbeU a,ttte ana Aojfrtisrr
e rs rusIrsuED wxxttI
$50 RY, JAMES CLARKE. ms
nAts, sraEEr, BURLINGTON, IOWA rkRR's.
r T. RIM S:

:, snstgs 81 sT T. Il n Sc 5t "a Aals
8. Two DoLLARs per anna,s. II paid in advari,e
.-EoCa DOLLARS II the expiration Of the year. -
~ Subscription viii be discontinue until all mr.
psrasr shall have been paid nnless Al the oi,tioa
= sht sdrters: ssd ao Subscription Vii: be received
- ;,hcrter farm fhsn three mouths. All sub
Srsiplicns for less thaa one year must be paid II.
etvaites. sSafsa = ssae saassF
tAdsessieements 81 ssiusre and less viii he Ia
e,s1.d noce ler ONs Dos.LAks sad fos every suhse-
assst Insertion Furry CENTS viii be charged. A
165Sl iHSe5unt will be made upon yearly adver-
: Fo,1sre apst b. Paid o. .ll commuascs
- tbs olEce. 800. f,...s,-. t,,Eas,.I4 q
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-11-11

IoHN S. DAVID. tsrnerai snEMas. my .ano
81 carni>.ion Mt~shnnt. p.ahr IN tsrcetic,
lsyst;, "vaeae.. 81. Nc, on ~ a,sr. d, TWEEN
Na~Aingtca and Columbia straits. Eui,hstcn,
tws. A' I Mar, h 70, iSls.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-11-11
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N mm gdTdDy MsEvo

NTY SCRIP AID COUNTY ORDERS T.
Nsssn ct eooda sr liberal rates by
I'm 49, aiAgs aJeHS SoDAvtD.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-11-11
I 2 faub1nhers al NcwsDapcrs.

~ = 50 ~. tor sale b, "a Al .ayq.
49, IL. FL c PEASLEY.
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1843-02-24
Prom guRuNgrIEs.D.

We have not this week received letter from
airy Of our friends al Springfield, giving an ab-
sirac, Of the doings of the legislature since ouT
last dates, aud our columns are therefore unusual
Is barren Of legislative news. We presume how
ever that, besides the passage Of the canal bill
of which we were apprised a, the earliest moment
there was little Of importance done by the lcsisa-
ture during the past week. Yet there are few
items Of news. which we have picked up in va
rious ways, that may be worth giving.
The Shawncetown bank has signilied her will
lingness to accept the provisions OF the bill repor-
ted by Mr. McClcrnapj. Of which VIC published
ed an abstract last week, aud she therefore goes
into liquidation.
A bill has passed both houses, striking out the
provision 10 the recent stay law tina, requires pro-
peny under execution 10 DO appraised at its value
sin ordinary tines" and providing instead that il
shall be appraised u, its fair and reasonable value
No apparionmcnt bill has yet passed. The
last we have heard Of the subjec, it was referred
to a committee of ninc, one from each Judicial dis
trct.