davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-30

4 NOTE Tor $500, given b. Henry Neil
IA TO me, payable II September last, upon
which credit OF SIS 10 endcrsvd. Shhsld
said note be found a.s return 20 me ~ re-
psctfnlly solicited. The public are caution.
cd from receiving or trading IN III
WILLIAM O'NEAL. 4
Oe;. ,.ies3
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-30
sLAuGHrERINa.

AM prepared 10 slaughter any quantity
i Of Hsgs or Reeves, Il the shortest notice.
at ray Strengthening Esta blishment in The low.
CT end OF Burlington; connected with tins
70 the large Packing House Of Bridgman and
IaHr.dge, where the same may DO packed in
the best order, and on the most favorable
terms My terms for Strengthening will be q.
low a. at any ether place in The city. Per-
sons having hogs or beef TO slaughter, will do
wei to cell before engaging elsewhere.
Oct 3a--tf R. W. PATTERSON.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-30
eel .s-eas .piago IS ss,3sf
f. MILLINERY. 80
as. M II s.. MAX &. CO.,
jniIliaeys and Manfua- Makers.

TaiGd-stseef, Burlington,
ID EsrtA3ttiaas ssRto,,a sse slsdie. OF the
- city, ami icaun,ry s,ha they are pre-.
pared 10 manniacrnr koNNETS, ARTt-
FlCiAL FL)wERS. pRrSSES, &c. after
the la,es. fa.biens. 1'hes Keep On hanl a
suppfy 1sf.nil kiude Of Mil,asssy, aud will
he happy 10 furnish ladies with any thing
in their w'a of 1hasinr-sl cheap prices.
n. Il. Old E.as.e,s ~ ..i,.ned aud trim
iu-d aud ~lserrd 10 The hates, 81, lie.
Esf;ipgicn. May -. lSi3-u
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-30
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

IA This season o! the year bowrl complaint.
sfAiarea salwass very troublesome aud fire.
gasrtly dangensas; every family oh ould there
fsrs, I've provided with box OF these Lozpn-
gre, which will alisve the morbid irri,abiii,y
If thu bowels, reafore the checked perspira-
Tim. stop the facilitating discharges, aud in
Ssshsrt time cure the most inyeieratc case OF
AarIhG. chronic dysentery. or habi,ual ioose-
ness. They ARE very pleasant TO the taste
ann are sold At the lev price OF q .c~n,s boz
-. A. FAHNEsTOCK'S ANTI Bill.
LlUIS PILLS.
A gentle tr,. sf1ieien. cs,hauie. expressly
adapted for family physic; and are not sur
patssd BY my other pill in use, Tor all eases
Ia which n carfheruc j. indicated. They will
operate thoroughly. without grping. Pace
IS cente, for q box containing 30 pills.
PNEU MONIC, OR COUGH BALsAM.
VALUABLE temsdy -ior Cough. and Colds
C0UGH. LOzENGES.
There Lozenges possess al, tn virtues Of the
test Cough S.sups, ere convenient 10 carry
in the ceckss SD are very pleasant to the
As. LIQUID oPODELDoC.
This penetrating article possesses double III.
s,rerxih Of the common Opni ,ldoc, is more
eisanty snd much more. cen .suisntly ap-
A1sara 4'dics, - css. ssssss ss.
p. A. FAHNESTOcK & cos EYE.
WATER. 81
Tsrih. ssrs II weak a piiaail.med y %. prie.
- cents 80 - 8. s
PrwsseAlh r. \. FAHNFSTOCK& CO.
corner Of 6shs sad Wood sss. Fssssbargh.
.as3 abese vaiasb:e Medicines can be h d
eoseise II 6ses. y. EAusr Of shis CIV Be
fsss.csass'ss esquire ~ Eahaesssk's, q ,here
vrs shsoy 'la,itassSas.d haF s7 1aT'ra
8sriin 9fon Dee . 1Af9-ave sIlsse = Liza .F4S l
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-30
rAHINESTOCK.SC ANDPOP-
VLAR FAMILY MEDICINES.
8. a. rahncsfoct's srerniifugc.
p. A. Fai,nessock,s vcrrnifu-c.

r. A. FailnestOck,s vcrKnifuSc,
u.s. 4 rssFscrLy SAFE
AL a. sa a cesssia Cure for II arms.
e. Csrti6est,s OF ii. efficacy can be seen al
he store effh+ subscribers suicient to .stisi, the
ssost inrredulous. Fri.e Is cents.
For sale BY \. FAHNESTOCN Il co.
- - corner Sixth and " God street.
VANS. FRiY Co... n. y. JAN. II. Ia43.
W. irestifr t.sat re have used b. A. F.hne.
stecht termai1xe in 'our sanIiii~s sad in every
ease il has proved decided ard eiisctusl r.nedv
.tpr essa Hing worms from the eysss IN. We cor.
ctalis recomms nd tito earenas who have children
afflicted wiihthaf dangenoas n,alady.
s.'on Virgil. Wm. u. Paine. Iobt May, Joseph
,tinesosghs. 2ssa1 las ~
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-30

NOTICE i hereby given, thar have taken
In ost Letters Of Admir- istration on the
eetats Of Bcnjamin Tuck. 81, deceased, late Of
Washington co. Iowa. and request al those
ind. btsd 10 said essa,t 20 call and settle: A.
50 those that have accounts againss ahc. ssme
10 present them 10 me within twelve months
from this date FOR settlement ~ lN
JACOB WESTTALL, Admir-.
Nov. II. 1851 es c0
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-30

DRY GOODS. =
QA BALES - Browa Sheettngs,
w cases Biearhed Do.
1900 pieces assorted Fancy Prints. +ssm4.
I3O /" Jeans aud Ssttinets.
40 Broad Cloths and Cassimeres,
loo :. cotton and wooles Flannels,
10 heavy Pilot Cloth,
81 !" assorted Bed Tickiays,
so go Apron Cheeks,
80 CArlstcn and Manchester Cir hams
10 lrisb Linens.
~ = brown Hollsntis.
80 " 6.4 colored mcrinoes and alpacha
~sf CiDths. Wt48I EI
case Hard Tlrses, Nj ana 5s~g
80 pAirs o.st. Mack aud Whitney Blankets,
2tO woasle,r AMI blaakst Shawis. stsF sE3sg
"a beavsr mud pilot cloth over coa,s,
3 bs!es cotton bsttsng, fi~4sss TT ~
w. w !" y. wsdding, together with Z
errat variety ofsilks. sasins. iinseys. hosiery.
bread, buttons. eomhs &c. just received and for
sale BY w. =. COOIBAcGH. q CO. Jst. q.
t0ct. N.i
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-30

Aso:-A large stock Hats
datIu Willie
Al
OF produce n exc hange ~
BROTHERS,
nerof ouondM Mains
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-30
J Lost on STOLEN.

" BlTE Club Cirak, wi,Aa velvet collar,
~ srd velvet tncing. Il was put on dray
VIII baggAer. from the STEAM Boar rorosi,
Shea shs landed her, on Thursday night last,
AID wss sni>ring when the drayman got to the
Catholic Church. Any person who will re-
.urm thc ssn'e - J. fE-Ciay Madd Esq shall
he IibsralIv rewarded.
Oct Z lS4s-tfa4A ki1sEEefIN UEALEY.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-30
FALL. AND WINTER GOODS.

fzfz'zsD a4ssf aaa aa1 II
BRo.pcLoTns:
s.., variety solor a.ss sss
Blue Black and Cadet Mixtures Grey. Db. r,.u and Ribbed stout aud
KENTUCKY JEANS.
ias s: s.. sas s e. Ss ' "
These I 20 @ ma FOR .s s 81.
r heavy md ;. , .. foRa Re-. ,s CLOTHS sn. c,
large Flushing. ready
Fancy End. and Whitney. BED plANkE's'
ars. ..,ormen, white. Red and Green T~i.d and Plain
Tasio.i K.byl., de. .in., Highland common
MousELN DE LANES,
- PRINTS! PRINTS!
varying prize. 'ss '" man was ever before offered this
:: l'": s s:::: s:. s s::, Sa;:.
a. Fin. Err,.s Long CLOTH.
5.s1one,. c.mbdl. Plaid and Striped Mv.in..
nANDKERCH.EFs.
] ss vs ssssP '" : Fancy Cotton Flag Also I'' ''
P e.s.. nd ::s 1 COOLED, Is s..::,
r.na,a s.da. c..n,s,. and Cap Ribee n"oSs'
DO do k s css. .r ;n :es c,.. a.. v..,.,
d SUP 59. sesss "''"''
Egypt l-2 Iet Is 6ns it'll
HOSIERY.
Ladies ose ,blackan dwh,e,
Ingram.
i t ts"s:~''' ,;,s. ss color
rs. !: S !: :. a.: 4: +. : ::;.:;
Buffalo Cloths.
skin (;rcinr
LnseyW oole Bobbnet Footus
lvc ThradanaI
kSerge.
ham, WoutdS
do do Iu.eio
RownFo nad
JnhL s.
do dkrhie hcordeI
Eye hem uiched
g drilnys,
Swin Cotton
ts,rne..
Canvass, Puue do
a Green
Spool Thread.
Ktrd Tap.
ldtnd Tapes,
aG Cava,
dc do
W., tngC erd
AL Eyes. FncySo &c &c,
ardw
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-30
TOBACCO.

TIRGtNlA aid No. Tobacco for sale hys
Sepl9. w Al DEtOc.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-30
Carriage Fcctory.
e.

U1lLLlAM LONGLEY, having es,sb.
wv lished himself IN the sbove busin ess,
IN the city Of Burlingt0n, would Inform Tie
public that he 10 now prepared to execute all
orders in his line il the best style OF work
nanship.
N. B. Allkinds Of Farmers Wagon work
made end fcpsired. and country produce taxi en-
10 part payment. M TSv
. 6rshop On Main street, aear M'Cash's iiv.
cry stable.
Burlington, July let, as.
N @. ard s. Hssse Mslsssss. bv
In. Sep rs. W N DEveE
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-30
Wllislkey.

&c BBLS. Cincinnati Whiskey, for sale by
FL Oct. 2l--tf W l. 8 M'CUTLUEON.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-30
II EMEM

OFFICES. No. NoRroS STREET. ALnASY, n.
Jan. 18th. lGl3-i2m.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1843-12-30

CyEvEEAT. nomhs re- ofthe ..Democratic Review, =
: = eesd ktsng snxious 4. have the work bound,
~ssid be s..a.kfui .ior iaeir return
sAAgnH 9Th. r. LOWE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-07


also. Every day and hour we hear the
complaint OF hard times and nothing TO
do There is then bv common ccnsen,
I'D intel tn De many persons who have
|noshiag TO do aud who desire business
an better mes. IL j. wit, these ger
soas or this dormant capital that pro
pose 10 maze times be.ior; aud with these
now ide hands that | propose to- make
times better-and with tn ss- now idle
lands that propose to feed the hungry
months. clo:hc the shivering limb, and
educa.e the ignorant heads, without arv
letryment TO the present industry sc the
eountry--so ;hatal' that can be made OFT
~ them will DC so much Gear gain.
There are nov about 8 900, 900 of per.
sons in the United States. Fully I of
those who are old enough to do business
of some kind, do nothing TO be of use 10
themselves or the country All persons
who are upwards Of years OF aye may
be OF use ir the 5 TX business. Deducl
ing 100000 Tor those under this
age. ieavel6,Oo 600, of whom or 1000
QUO. who do nothing 10 benefit Society
include both male aud femaie, for both
may be u<efolly employed Ii nay one
thinks this estimate too great, let him
examine for himself-the idIers-.,he
grog -shop loungers; those who saw the,
have nothing TO do those who are
tco old or 100 young To attend TO the or
binary business-those who ipfest yari-
oas places Of fanny and dissipation and
they will then re better able to Judge cor
rectly. There persons have TO be fed
aud clothed-honeslly or dishonesty out
OF the industry OF other persons. if
you can give them useful aud profitable
emp oynent, you confer favor on them
you make more haPpy-moro useful
10 themselves and society-you lessen
The calender of vice and crime. Mr.. Du
Poaceaa OF Philadelphia, has fed 25O.-
OVo worms by The labor OF two persons;
but ! viii give bu; one fifth that number
Ior $4,000 worms for one person /,
Will require aboat one munth 10 feed
them aud they Will make aboat 10 pounds
oil Siik.-Fnur crops may be made in q
season, or 40 pounds ef silk by one per-
son IN Tour months. and the next two
months IL may be reeled by the same pei
sou. l; Is then worth at least S3 per
pounds or Sl2O for six months services
81 Que person Now &c we suppose tina,
la OF this IDLE Army are on the sicl,
list, and Ia on the educational list.
We stlil have fo-ce Of 1000. 900 which
multiplied by $3.50, the earnings OF one
person Tor months we have Sc 10000,
" >. = Now AZ we take the other s
months OF he year, we shall have more
man ample time 10 manu-. ecrurc nil this
whisn would d,uble ITS value. or give
siS0,ooe,oo0 clear pro'ita made out al
the otherw Use worse than dcod capital.
To e Onfinu-si
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-07

TIE TEMPLE AT NAUvOO-T, any one
seqnainied wnh the vast am uu, q, iuud. .,,J l.t.
heslosred npon Tins bsaslrd monument Of l.l-.u.I
ana '"iamy. nod nnacqHanied wrsh The manner Of
~ etsnn"re. y may seem sitnge that the prbrre-s
~ me ed'hce . - slow. We have easI authority
'of ile assertion that there have besn donas;p. fr
soe .s'nple ~ money ab'sr and psnpenynear end a.
s'''na' snir'eia ~ aWOnn " have nsshed from lie
.oo"'"''on u is rp1f much N extensive build
ING YET 10 walls are scarcely hafups And w. a..
have good authority fr asserting ,bs, husdr-.i. al
nn'ands Of dsiafs have been gwen 1Br that nb;err
ne deluied reerUils of Aormssrn. which never
L'"nfl ~ way heyond the pockels &c die rspari,..
's~ WI" c''''dact The Affairs Of The Holy City.
!" any oihef rivilIzcd community these Iswle.s
: ~ rs ami deslasadces w,aiid be indicted and
punished or ihrir crimes tHsrsasc Ne.eere
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-07

y he Nashville. r~sn- Clay Club presents ne col
os-. as IN other places. clearly and decisiveIy-
There Is no misiaking their principles. The fol.
lowing - the second article Of re constitution:
Sfhe ohNci Ia which this Club 10 devoted. and
for The accomplishment Of which thereof the men,
hers thereof pledge their constant, z-aioa. aud uer
sevefiug employment of all honorable means. are
iho-e ~hish engage The common. desire aud the
common exerton of The Wing party Ia bring ah...,
IN The Government 10 The UnIied States; and which
have heeu clearly stated by the illuslrous On.
tor aud Siaiesman Of Kentucky
a sound national currency. regulated by the n III
and authority of the nation.
An adequate Revenue, with fair protection 10
American Industry
ing isriher restriction the exercise Of the We.
10.
faithful sdminist ration OF the public domain
with an equitable distribution Of The proceeds o
sales OF % among the Sssies.
An honest aud ecunapscal ADM lisfraion OF The
GENERAL Government. leaving poblic 1rer- perfesl
freedom "i ihosghi sHd OF the right oi suffrage bu
with suitable restraints against improper interior
ence ia elections.
An amendment of the constitution. limiting the
incumbent OF the Presidential Office 10 n single
lem =
To which we add The elevation Of HvSsy Cray
." The Chief hIagisracy of the Republic. ms the
most certain means "f efieciing the ahoye measures
snd establishing The great principles Of public rol.
cy denres' To The hearts Of all true Wings.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-07

nc Afsan'ns in'eiiigeneer II the Bib u'i. RIM.
lsihs Ae cab ~ niseii,g a ne cnz.n. -, c,,.
i"fd cpnniy. % fsse inio consideration, ths er,l
ems aeis~eie,s sDidnf5s H me rJhhcr. TIE a..
ef fepsrernn The ciiizens ~ ihs btf.irr % BE- d,
l'sf'lo'fs snaioa. All calls u,ra ne psorse 10 D.
,nand ifon covsromsni IN aJrqasis psaieeliso !.
thsF lives soS property.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-07

ehDCEFOkF CH'necIlcai spprars 10 be ,nsIv
- h." water. The risy b.rrsed $500 600 \. ~
NE e'',-iruciion u he Hosasnic Rsilnad. ..h;c
'a"n'ad kas nos heeD 90 great benei,sy aid ci,,
= "as etpec'e1; ~h~.eioro The city dues po, oav
s""rf pF'nr'ie o. 'uere- 81 is dsbr. md Inc rad
.sa'e'. must be s,'d 70 psy ~ de'. leaving
""'defs suo iuf their DAY. nfri aitaeh n.hl;, -
even private pFoper:y The saprsne C.a,,, - M.
Sia'e MI loon be called Jrr,Ie ,sn,,,., ,,;.,.
F'op-r'y can sc hgiirn ~ he eiig ahlisas,..,,..
NsU York Ty,br.e
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-07

FANciFUL--rsn 81 The paper. in lows are
oi'fn'irg s'oni ~ no shall h. he Speakar If the
.Con"ch. The nl'asringisn lIsrsld ssys ol one ~
'hs ts'.oi'ages. There sn, mee comparison be-
wee" '''e i~o. % any almraile a. sny. han there
y o''wee" ? iancy pacing pony and jackass
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-07

ARRIVAL ExrRAORDiNA2 ~ --Iro5., a..
capflon me cinci,shat Ailss Of ths o., -. -
f'llou ing paragraph
we no'ieod Yesterday 81 me Cpper Isn.l;ng n.
i"o fnasfd sehirner DDiphin. ,sni. Do IL g.,
baiitl, NJ Y iosded siii white fsh ami b,.,l ~,
We" Oflsans She entered me Ono va. cl.v.
"hd. ihr''nsh ii's One rabs and l. p,,i,shl, a..
-, hooaef ms hrs ever oaisd from n,s ,,.,s,,
& Lake Ere b. me Ono. '-'''-
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-07

Or all he pieces IN VI. world. nr,,,;,. one. =.
re last wherein ~ Isier sboss sn.eooee hi,..,,
- pc p hqp,fi'a-. be- annoys me rompo.i,ors sod
a'-'f'i = fi'r nid - he e,iiof he .rru alusn
- enaa'ses' ihs 'nsIisF cad Il ~ aands s,ill h.
:. n gga-I bg1Eis so.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-07

me Dsion l'ssi -aYSs man ought 10 \. s.h,.,..t
~ Hi'nsrii - ran away ~th anoiher nan. 80.
@efn mere a,s - many maiden lsdiss ui,h 49,,
s.. ~ p'fseA srsdy ~ = start tHoa fiuss..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-07

AiR-Tk.s reirn''fia fhs,
CLAY SONG,

AfR--Yx.x r~;rn'sfia fhss Bessss-
CLAY SONG,
ccme. cssnc rally kr Harry,
Star a. stand Gsrs so eur causp.
C.ape. eoae vote Coz Old Harry.
The iri~nj oi Lsheri,'. Laws.
Yes. yer. yes. yes.
The trend si L'bsr,y's Laws.
lie. he IL our cnun,p's friend.
None. none m"re w's- nn.i true.
Tsen. Then vvie fns sld Harry.
The friend Of Tippecanoc;
Yes. yes. ye>. yes.
The friend ofTirpecanos.
ShouiS. shouis lei US now swell high.
For. CT scu he shall ssand.
Close. close 10 the shipof Sta o.. -, 4
Then happy will he our lanl;
Yes. yes yes yes.
Thsn happy Will be our land
Az. n.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-07

We perceive a number Of our ar,,rIe. so;o. ~.
rouHds Of the press with wrone eredi, u, ,h.,
We know that Is not possible fr an editor in III,
hurry Of making up daily paper. 10 be aiuav.
correct IN such liI'e natter; bat Ihe nnmbrr ,hs,
have been isi'esIy stolen FROM US in that rsy seen.
70 evince more than accident,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-07
Fer GoOe,aor.

fne fsH 81 The ticket runs q lew handrrd behind
me Z 'veF"or's vote The sane paper 0f The I5lh
NC -syr-' fhe eisciion NJ Cry Fucker AZ q siaia
nef OF Congress. impssrs nsIa the Secretary Of slate
mo duty dcthing me Save Ssnal~rs together. for
ne p'rose 81 eieciing Pfeside,'i. wl,e, under he
''u''on' "ns' hee'me me acting Cn sfm mill
he iuaugnr 'iion ui Ges Bfo,sn in Inc nr,.a,r. !,
i"e legs oilre 10 Jinupsy nezL The new sire
senate All have demlc rale majoriiy Of nn.e
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-07

Prcsiden: Iou-san cnirsdicis in The moss positive
manner, The story reported the suhariry az G N
Murphy. re-pe~i'ng alleged neeutis,ipns between
TEXAS. England and Mrriro. lie deni~s emphaI,
rally the charge &C meifatinr ircason ~ conivine
with s,iher Mexico or England.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-07

MUSLIN DE LAME We learn ff.m the
Ps"videnee Jonrua 'ha, The manufacture of this mr.
'~ie has hecn inirejoced in'o this country. and 70
successfully carried on by Messrs Dunsii 4 Co. 81
thai city.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-07

II Will he reculleried that the Council General Of
Corsien. some time since. unanimously declared lis
desire that The family OF NaIo~on ssnld he recalled
from exile. aud Prince Louis he restored q, I,lerv
and his rights a French citizen The Journal a..
Lsref having this occasion called upou the
prisoner at Ham io declare what rights he would
assume were he 10 be re-adfnilied into The ereu,
family ofF'ance. the Prince has addressed the ,l.
loving letter TO ihe editor Of the above mentioned
Jonrnsl. dated from Hum, 2is ixst:
SIR: reply wiIhsui hesitation 10 The interneIi.
tim yam addressed 10 me your number of The 18Th
Never have believed. never can Relieve. Franc.
20 he an apannage OF any one Tnau, any one family
Never have claimed any other rights than tho-e of
French citizen. and never shall 1 have any .iber
desire ihsn Ia see the whole penpic legally cum
s"nr", ffe'y Choosing that io'In of government which
u thinks m'~t Giiing Being The issue of a family
~hrh owes us elevation Ia the sufrnges the l.a
lion. l should belle my origin aud my nature. AID
even e''n'n"n sense. did moi admit the soyereignv
al The eoiie Ia be The fundamental hass al every
political organization. My anieri,r aciians and
words have Teen IN accordance with this sentiment
~ tave not cen uIsersIso.l il is because delea,s
are eo'he'nnsd rIih"nt explanation. have. u IL
true, einimed The Grsi place. Lni this was on he
breach. had high ambliian. bn, il wa. .n-nly
aso~ed' the amhii on Gratifying around my pleheia
came all tue paTilsans al naiional sovesegnsy---a
'lHse Who fesir'd glory and Greesom l. II G,r
hose " ho hold Democratic opisiuns 10 complain of
mel IL Il Gpr France .unish mef B.I,eve. as
that whnevff may he he future 10, res~r, ed er
me- I" shaii never be said Of me that during exile
or eaPiivi'y have notning learn s..,hnr lsso,len
AesrpI. SC.
NAPOLEON LOUIS BoNAPARrE..
Eighteen indians. al the IosDa tribe w lh,,e
chirs. eight bfssss. Two Interpreters ana ii, sa.us
sui gapr~es srissd here yesterday ON The steamer
Lehan'.''n ihesr way To vashing,an fi,v s,n b,,s,
ness, We annex he aud the INTERPRETATIONS
thereof Il 'ur angdsi risi,er..
The Fra Chi1 II 'he Nafisn--
fs Wir~aha 81 Gssserous Disposition
Third CHIN nmonya. ~ Walking R,,n.
Fourth Ch'.f-- Wahmoeneh a, or The Coeas Thief
BroUes-- waskesns.nsd. &c the Great Walker.
Pnl"kakakee. or ise man who ,oupahawk.
The Camanrhes.
Akca. pr he Riyii
81 ~'niasg. The Lille Wolf.
Wow knrerrharee. nr No haIes in his ear.
Rp"engeehee. or Mosquito
Nanrh re. or the CoOa lloan.
r. saIie
Oteywcmee. Ssccessfnl
WsesoUmee. hIargareia.
81 LeHis Rep.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-07

IMPORTANT DECi>loN.--rss Alton Tels-
Circuit c'or'. now in se>sion. his hoo~r, Jsde'
Shields. decided upon cxc~psi"n taken by c''n
mi'~i"aet's rsrer' ny complainant. ,hs, the two
thirds or valuation law. &C our State dues app,
70 the ioree'aSsre efa mas'r-ee; i" ehane~ty thus
following the drcison Of the supreme conr, Of III.
Uni'ed States in The ea-s Il K.nzies-. Bnsson.
The case decided Ny Ciseuu C.ur, romp-lI-
cd The commissioner 10 make deed The complain
ant who hal male hid for the mos,gaged pre- mi-~s
~ sum mach les thsn NJ which the properly. .,
two thirds is value. came--and trait the sedemp-
tim laws ef the State imperative in tho fors.
losnres of a mortgage in chsncery.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-07

SUMMARY OF THE MISSISSIPPI FIEc.
lloN.--fhe jackson 'Mi.sss,ppian' of the 18Th
all. gives table Of the recent vote il iha, STATE
i'om all The couniss hat seven. from which We
take the following ssssls.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-07

Ae"rre'Pondsni At Washington expresses belief
that Virginian will be selected as Speaker If tae
House Of Representatives. We shall probably
know to-day.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-12-07

ERRANDE'S ENCYcLOPAEDIA-w Works ~
- Lord byron, Lille Of ~ apois1n, shaks,e res
" Sss1 s''"''s's At MEtLoTs.