Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-05-04

"The sales Of The Illinois State isrX.
menced on the 9Th instant. Az vet the az. =
not amount to more than some four or &, sM 10
SAND acres, generally ranging from So 10 eSn..
acre, ana the prospect IS, that but Few n,ora y
them will be sold at this time. II /. hrIsr.a
ny many persons that It may be fortunate Ina, =
few OF them SELL"
Next TO the Bible, there is nothing .hot~co,,.
more powerfully or beautifully than liz seasn".
Spring breaks out with the laughing n;,,s -;
freshness Of the young child. Mature .asSums.
roseate hue, and jov is written upon all God.
works. How CHEEKY we watch the h..li:.s
leaves and the unfolding flowers. Thisi,iEss
the dawn Of life. The young mind lives Il ~
present glory, and sees not the future.
The 7sros Trcdfy-The Washington eo,,..
rondent ofthe New York Tribune reports amor.
the floating rumors OF the day, the following =
the leading points Of the treaty:
"1st. II is alleged then that Texas il n \.
admitted as Territory.
I'D. She Is TO have two Representatives that a.,
to be elected next October.
"3d. She is to reserve Tor the present her Duh.
lie lands in order to paw her debts, which are n.
legged 10 be about $4,000, 600
"The question df the boundary line i "a \.
reserved az a subject Of future negotiation ~,
tween The Republic of Mexico and the United
States"
The author Of the Junius WING tracts. which
have been circulated throughout the country Nv
last few months, has been indicted, tried and
found guilty. ofkeeing gambling house, and kued
S4,000,-Union Democrat.
Interesting Decision In Bonkruptcy. M
United States District Court az Boston, on Wed
nesday week, Judge Spragne gave a decision Of
some Importance il bankruptcy. James Read
and Horace Hall, the hankrnpts we've corpora.
tors under the style Of James Read Co. Read
lived in Boston, and managed the business; Hall
lived in New Hampshire. On a settlement IN
1898. i was fonnd that the firm owed Hall
$4,000 for his share Of the profits. He agreed
to let the money remain in the firm, and took
note for that sttm. payable on demand with int
rest. There was also further SUN Of $l4,937 "a
due to Hall on the books, the same having be.
come due on anntfal settlement since the note
was given. His assignee claimed 10 recover
these two sums from the joint estate. Jndke
Sprague sustained the English doctrine and de.
cided that the claim could not be allowed, on
The ground that the partnership property must
90 70 pay the partnership debts. and rice rersa.
and the assignee ofth~ private state could not
-rove claim against the firm estate until all the
firm debts had been paid. The claim was decor.
dinghy disallowed. aE n
Nauvoo. and is now in this city. Whether she
Is Of his "spiritual'' or one Of his sscorporap
helpmates, we are not Informed. The Prophet,
it seems. turned the poor lady from his bed,
board and bosom. simply-for declining 70 give
him the heads Of discourse with brother Nor.
MAJ. with whom he detected her holding sweet
converse st louis GAG
Sfil then come.--The "Congress" brought ID
this city yesterday 10 Mormans from England
Ofthis number. about 100 will proceed on the
first boat TO Nauvoo. The remainder Of the
company will continue for the present in thiscity.
81 Louis Gaz,
a. Rciiefto Tie poor, The "Asscciation FOR the
improvement Of the coalition ofthe poor Of the
city OF New York relieved 1858 persons during
the months q February and March, The re-
Gel Il during the two thonhs named ainouted 10
the very liberal sum-oi $9,Op6 and the appropri-
ations were SS,69i.
4aeof5tr uf yoha RaadohA, -When Henry
Clay was Speaker fthe House Of Representa-
tiyes. and John Randolph member az that body,
the latter INDUCED himself in drawing fancy
portrait IN semethirg like the following wesda
eve will suppose Mr.. Speaker, Young man
born N Virginia, destituieof princ'ple, who has
spent his Pairineny Ia dissipation and gambling,
removes q KsatuckY, aed by some lucky chance
"a elected to the State Legislature, We wiilgo
futheh sir, and suppose him elected memser
efthis House, and still further. sih aud suppose
hlm raised Ia the elevated station ef the pre-
siding officer ef this very lleusei and suppose he
now st,s IN the ehaiFs-eetatieg his leeg saEeas.
tie Asger al NV, Claw whe immedsateN vailed
MI RaNdaNph n order Nv n appealed teths
Haase, which supported the eah Vi order Nv the
Speaker M n then rose, AND Ia a maANes
peculiar 10 htmse,e ehseSeas ~ drew rss,aEs
hem tmessNesseRaavea aerllea n te yeassslfa4
AND tAe heNse Aas SeNHEMea II. areitsas.ee~
Al fA,,saetnAta, en- the ssseweea " The llsA
While yeANs sNaa eaAea eeesss NaNav hF>
ksE MAS NetltNg dawn the lA eta AeS eaatAsAtNs
fssA,NN aeMeseA esSassfaN Set>s, A. explosives
etthe SNns terk rlASes NAd Ae wNs MNNkNAM
that Ae died I've keass 4 tsFwANts
the Abolition cemwstsse ot Massachusetts
Nave rNhltshed Az address H. the ANoltttcNssssM
that state. IN retsA~Nee IA the National ANeff
tieN Convention n be held IN New Ncrk, NEXT
month, ia wAieA they avssaaaee, IN The strongest
language, the rso,sossA re>aNNexa,son az feSss
ard threaten a dissolution u the .cntcN, TsM
Senate shcaa fetsty the treaty On that sahleeN