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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-17
Public Gardener, Washington, b.
Oct ln--n.l.l w

TARM FOR Anticipating to rcmogCr
/ Richmond, viii offer ior .alc, on the Ii.
day Of October 1914, the Farm On which ! ;
reside. (Locns; Groyc.) lying mile from Jant'
river, and 10 miles from Richmond. Th- u,
contains 100 acres OF excellent land, with = r-'
foundation, and marl bank near at hand. .
has on il very excellent dwelling mouse ln''
with all the necessary out houses an exc I"
orchard and good well of water. /, w..' 10
sold wiihou. reserve, on liberal TENS. say az.
Il months. Il would form a most capital loo''
ton for 4 Physician.
Twill oi;,r for sale also, on tie same DAY.
OF my Household and Kitchen FnsEtarC--i
nearly new, and some OF tie best qualify. | "
sell, also my Crop Of Corn, Foddcr and Oa',, a'
Horses and Mules. Cows, Hogs and lanEi'
Utensils.
The above sale will commence n l2oc.oc..
JOHN /. CHlLDREl.
TJa,,;.o 70 VI Drf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-17


We look with confidence 10 sonc oil these
States. We have carried Delaware already
and we NAV carry her again-aud she may have
Tie honor Of deciding The contest and Sam" ne
Ecrihlic But we contest al the rest; for our gains
have been so splendid since 1910, amounting To
NJ lens; 80 009 in Gland the votes have been 50
close in all oilhe.n that we claim all--anc mean 20
cnntcS, for ALL In Ono, ont 81 2So.th'o woes
rcrhaps. we are scarcely healcA / 3Go-in New
.Ierscv by about the sane maJosiy-in Mar
land. few more than 500--in North Carolina,
3,l53-ani in Indiana, we had popular MAORI
II OF > or 5000 Connecticut has not been re-
Gently tcSed-;hc malori," OF recent town>hip
Elections. however, are in our favor. The c0un-
try therefore, calls upon all Of these States, ana
upon every Republican who has so lately done
r;.llart service 10 d. his dair again, and
more vigorously than ever. The appeal Is
made 10 al their interests, and TO eli their highest
principies. Will they be- chonsed oil Of The Eiec-
ton-and have Chief Magistrate loisted on The
country by an unhoiv and srlli>h Coalition be-
tween The Wings OF any Ciiqucs in New YORK
The true spirit %! men and oi tecinen demands
OF every man the duty oi preventing II b: me
most indomilahlc and strenuous cNcrtions. Take
tho Native American Coalition alone, shall We
submit ina contracted principle. which Is al war
with The best interests oi Young country, abound
ine in cheap and fertile lands. Ind wanting ioru-
laion at war, too with the Declaration OF In
dcpcndencc-and with the principles oil The Re
publican Parvl What SAYS the great West on
This SUBJECT What say lnciana. Michigan, Ten
ne,,oc even kentucky herself! What says every
cpl;ahcncd American. Narne or Naluraizcd cl-
lien. 10 this new and mischievoas at;cmnl TO
chang. the grea, policy OF our country We
call hen. upon Connecticut, New Jersey, Mary
land North Carolina. Ohio, Indiana and Dcla-
ware 10 do their dui. We Tell you all. fear moi;
for virainia-Wc shall sweep the Coons Is thou
sands in November. Do your duty as Virginia
means 10 10 hcr's-ard as rel.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-17
DEMOCRATIC ELECTORAL TICKET
VIRGINIA

DEMOCRATIC ELECTORAL TICKET
FOR VIRGINIA.
Is, Dist-Jonx : Mu.I.soS OF Norfolk
81 DO. TuoMas WALLACE OF Petersburg.
al do. WI. r. BASKERVILLE of MeckienburS
.rhIo. WM. DANIEL OF Campbell.
5ihdo ARCHIBALD STUART OF Patrick.
oh do TRos. J. R,SpoLpn Of Aloemarie.
-,hdo WM. SMITH ofFauquier
stbdo WM. p. TAYLOR ofCaroline.
a,hdo WIN. II. RoASE Of Henrico.
,o,h do RICHARD CoxE, Jr., of Gloucester.
nh do Henry BEDlSGER Of Jefferson, ;.
18th do. GREEN 9. SAM n nl.s u :.
13bdo. JAMES Hoes OF Pulaski.
Ia,b do. HENRY S KANE OF Scott:
Is,h do RopERr A. THOMPSON OF hanaWha'
ic,hd 40 Josrpu JOHNSON of Harrison.
1-,h do WILLIAM : MORGAN OF Marion
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-17

A DESERVED CONFERENCE.-The Democrats
Of the CRY Of New York have nominated MAJ.
Davrz.c as one Of their candidates 10 represent
ths, siu in the mex. Legislature OF New York
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-17
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Rar

INV ENI1 DVLLNKS kEN AKD.-KaT.
i away from tie subscriber. On Sunday. b..
2gh Of September. a Negro Man named lachar
about thirty FIVE years old tl:e feel, iirc inches
or mere, high of dark or brownish c0mplexiof
with scar over the lett eye and still forcing
on the right hand. and suffers at times very had
IT, He had on, when he left ne, a suit o! CON.
mon homc>pun cloth He has passed when rge
eli before. under the name OF Asa Steward. y
free man, and may assume the same 81 some
other name The above reward will 10 given s.
any person who will deliver the said negro TONE
or secure him in Jail SO ;ha, sct him again
CHS HI DSON
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-17
Mccklenburg CO.. Oct lG, lsi!-c2n
FOR SALE or LEASE.

m That Well-!,noNn and established houSc
! fsTTGI in Washington called the Globe Doe
| .@sW- Ii is situated in the immediate vcini'.
or The Treasury State, Navy and Wal Depar-
menlS. and directly in 'front.' of the Globe oli,c
and National Theatre. South side oi PennSylga
MA avenue. fronting said avenue iiity-tvo tcc.
| and running back, with Improvements on lhe
whole depth, eighty feet. This Hotel was Tor
me.ly occupied and conducted by Mr.. Azatias
Fuller, but has for the last nine years been cot
Quoted by the undersigned
The house is spacious and in most excellent ~.
der, with suitable accommodations lor from seyeI-
tv-Gve 10 one hundred persons, together with SUIT.
Client sahlng 10 meet the wants o! the travelling
! community.
Ii sold, the conditions of sale will he Is tcli0w>
10 wit: Onc-lhiri cash, the balance 10 he pad IN
one. we, and three wears bit longer time w.
be given i Necessary, provided satisfactory Scc
rity bc given for The halancc after Tie fIsi pay
mcnr, BEARING legal iriercs
The title which Ike undersigned will give
purchaser or lessee is indispuiablc, and gcnera
warranty will be- given.
The approaching winter in Washington, MI
/ he ore OF peculiar interest; and the position o;
the Globe Hotel is such as 10 give i; an ocual \.
not superior chance for patronage over nv
other in the Di>iric'.
lessee on the IL November. 18th the priyl'tc
o. retaining, AT q fair valuation. the i"Ini,ur
and SOCKS CA hand; OF, il required the prcn:i,',
without either. The furniture is nearly new, ~.
the stock Of wines and Liquors OF dc mos' a
proved brands.
The only reason The Undersigned has Tor
fH-inS the above property tor sale 81 lease. is b.
desire 10 retire from 4 position which be has or
the las! twenty years occupied, and, with lafg'
and growing family, retire to more Plrat
life.
The undersigned canno however conclg.s
this advertisement wiaout returning most srs;'-
iIlly his ,hall.S 10 hi, numerous patrons IN III
ely and elsewhere: and assuring them thH'
wherever they may H. situated, they have, a.:
and always viii have, his hest wishes for he.s
welfare, ard thanks FOR their patronage
JAMES MAiER,
Public Gardener, Washington, d. {.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-17
uAMPDEN SIDNEY CoLLEGE.-Tlc
II next session of Hamptcn Sidncy Collegr
will begin on Wednesday the 30;h ins:
FACULTY.

The Rev. Mr. Sparrow. President pre- TEN. aal
Instructor oi Moral Philosophy, Bellies I.crle>
&C.
L. C. Branch, Professor of Languages.
Benz. $. Ewc!l, Professor Of Mathematics ~.
Natural h:l,sophy
Charles : Venahle Tutor.
". +. Richardson, Tutor.
The expenses for the session, which will term.
na,e on the 81 Wednesday Of next April, ae
board $,;S. College Fees so -. and some H.
ctssary expenditures, so 10 <25.
The collegiate course is mi one. and the IN
s,rucuon thorough. The locality IS healthy Az
the society moral and reiiued
Oct lli-c.,aWiv,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-17
.NlICl'-
ia he ELiiots Of lie EnqmLc


Gentlemen: Is Mr. John NJ. Eoits lately s*id
in ,Ln Club House that h expected 10 visi'
Mr.. Wise's district, and wonll b. al the York,
town Convention on the l9h fer the purpose OF
addressing the people, (who Mr.. Bowers, lht
Whis EIecor. said were ignorar; creatures who
supposed Bank 10 be some great fish, when
threatened 10 dcvour them, and the Tarlli some
mighty oyster would it not re as wei! 10 ih,;'c
ihcir attention 10 the enclosed letter from Mr..
Rous from the Richmond Whis? Our friends
will no doubt, after The Yorktown conven,
ton, he inundated with Cooa Or@f'rs-bu,
think the Wings have shown their aM0i i.ran
af tact by sending Mr. Bots among Mtn p;
i think it will do MS much good, Is II VIII
doubtless be The means of arouslnS oai
friends 10 do their whole duty in the coming con-
tcst-and at the same tins NJ. Tyler has some
friends in the district, who may want 10 he reused
up. ana ii will so he the means Of making them
nut their shoulders 10 Tie wheel:
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-17
JUUN /. CIlILTItLI
IIenrico Co, Va. Oct. l--c;ds
TpI1sT SALE or LAND AND NEGEOt'

TRUST - n Ii. OF LAAND u ~ .'I'N'i'~'
10y virtue of 4 deed OF trust executed to US =
u tho late Clacl Robinson for purl oses her.
specified dated Tie sh DAY Of March, ISL, -
duiy recorded in the Registers Office OF Wan.
County. we will sell 10 tie highest bidder
Friday the frs; day oi November nexi. at l-'
plantation known IS the Jones Plantation. al .-'
Lands oil the sa,d Robinson lying on The No.
side of the Roanoke river, and about >eTeFif'-
likely Negroes There are about two thous~t
two hundred acres OF Land eood po'!oa "
which is superior river bottom; the uplah1 : T..
good qualify and well limhered THIS LAM W
pnrcha >ed by the said Robinson, OF the Ia'e '@f
els Jones and others, and may he convcnie!ii' j.
yi;ed into Two or more tracts 10 SUIT ruIcA"s'
The heal;nv region in which this Land lee. 10
fertility Of the soil and lis location, beng N -
immediate vicinity Of the Raleigh aId "a.
rail road. and onlv about fifteen miles above %
ton. combines Advantages rarely offered IN q.
country. Those wishingio purchase are fel.' ~.
ed TO view the premises, which vii! te she VI .
Messrs. William or Allen Robinson. i".
whom ike upon the premises, or ~ ei'iei I'd
Subscribers. Bonds with arTroyet secui'| W.
be reegirei for The purchase mc1cT OF TIE -, 80
orc half payable on the filh Febfaafy ~ ~
other half payable on the 9th Of februsfi q.
The Negroes will b sold for cash. ~ ~" .si.
the whole Of the properly is indispna he ~, a,
ling as trustees we shall convey such '!te''
isycs.cd in Us b said deed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-17

,7oTTcE.-A petition will be made to !. u
mex. Legislature Of Virginia, lf .cn-,sr
ihey viii take into consideration ne ~ ,r5n r..
raying Jurors, who may Re de'aI nsC , :,o
business in li,iga;sd cases 0''
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-17
TO me Editors al III. Mig.

To The Editors AZ the Hbig
Among The various notice. ofpubc meeinrs ant run
liz .tea ing winch have III several W H"s 81 4 re
cen, date wa, witi respect Ia SELL founded
IN ml.taae. thai lh,nS ought - he co'rreird
III. anrolnced Iha am Ia address 'he pe"pe q,
Am liza nj their uns t'ou which Il on t'e I'm al
i,s mouth Thufdty, ted y -: "nr bi-rct '"i'-
y.nt,nn I.I. IL an effur ! have been invited 10y Il
,oti.irier appoint. ivr Thai Pnt"-r I" adde's ihr
n-u;, al sm.ha al Their August oi''; but severe ind-
r.- iien hon he onnhrrd nr i"r NE last Ten Gays.
O, ca ottd much e,pl-'irr IN the sun, has rr-
vented uc from ,rp,isg tit invitation; u Is
my p1r oec howcsi accept ard nr"n'iy VIII III II
request l. my hciili " ~ alio" it-lni = I'll announce
paper itisi ;casiun seine DISAPPOINTMENT
IL = proper IL -ho ilti he core ted.
Il AGO stated, II knus MT an as auihoii ~ mat
ui Ia navel tromr Nes District, rs II Is ca'Ie'.,
u u s.ii D.. acfres. Ia llIs W Ei:s Of tia; ci-t't -
This i. a ml,ake-l have cnritainei no sCci fn'-
poe. -.
In the FRS place shout, mt feel myself JUSTIFIED in
dcciinv tire most urgent sooiiat;ors iiom aim ~ exc
a. her part of the stais Ia where WAS Etitr asked
ror expected: IN The second place, have not only con
t-,nr,a,d akiEg. brt promised - maze. tuhf through
,tlrr ri lis al: IL = e. ciuLiaci, the Nu.ts:'t stern
and Wc..fn rcgin> oi Nif.., provided ian ARA -
m. Ilv5r n:;'rIs leave honr Ter 80 long =
time a, would be "c-ssary. THIS "oad .ut u att 81
INV cover rvr., IT had been dcs red tn rce through
Dis referred --ro'"'v ef. sn"n'a Tor eli g,
ure tn % ortion- III III Stale where The 'n
pc had h,comr nS.bc al the errors and To es al o-
coicosn aud w.r. reaGy 10 throw of lis 6aneiu' i'i-
encr rutcr han Ia recall Tho o base rec hlis y.
Eounc,d the faith ani thrown themselves int' he
a,E> ur HE R,daa Drs'ruciives, ISnrgani<"Is AMI
DsniurlS;S; ibr would travel \ hunufru ih"s I" ~
Il, en- one m-led. heni.ted I.oco ca, upon HON IL"
light of aud ;t:h ia revrf sh"nc rather iah 'tc u
a.Id. pHih 20 h.inn back i" dc -iteis ton tie
tanks-tr the Whi. that would abandon lis if!rniS III
u:r like this. that would for mon-it nat, or li"i
back hesitate doubt ifo'n the me III Joba !!lrr@
lfer.ety AM ds-eriioa, au return new when 'lct'ry
IS sure. Wing anon interest and not upon rhciPe.
and an worth The drvh'S echi;e"-i,l TN III 20 ani
stay, sy l. we can do bctt.r without tiah Win
them, and they did find could never get
them back The Wings that are left III that district VIII
30 their duiy. without my all
may avail my of tals occasion TO say Ia my di.'Dt
friends ih have iornd altus,th impact cable IL
answer her num3efie~5 KIND and pressing invitations
To vi-it and address theniwlrh they 81 excuse hui
thai whether their eiiers an-wc'ca or not they M y
rApecl me- 10 except every tia; can find issi' IL
10 attend Ia, my ic and services are held smbjec,
Ia h.c orders irnin This tnic uHti! The election.
am, respectfully. JNu VI. BUTTS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-10-17
y MILAN
@ D. FIT +

NIB. All he creditors Of {. Eo oa,ncr, o,.
are requested to furnish rs WIN , b.,orc the ~
amount or ha ance due them. oil.' d;s,.nre q,
day of October 'hose i'FlnS - q. =, Macon Der
90 so ny Ieuc., ""'' y. II.
Warren, " c. o D,F,
Trustees
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-06
Half Breed Lands.


We learn from > gentleman from Lee
county that the difficulties relative to the
Half Breed lands have been adiusted.-
This was, As we understand, the result Of
. compromise between the settlers and
owners, BY which the former are to be
secured in the privilege Of purchasing the
lands It low prices, and on long credit.
This, Of cource, will be followed by the
dismissal Of the chancery suit now pending
in the Muscatine county court and which
was put down for trial in April next. 1t
win also probably quiet another subject Of
contention, viz: the re-survey Of the
northern boundary Of the Half Breed
tract.
Every citizen Of Lee county, with the ex-
ception Of the lawyers, should be gratified
1t the termination Of this long protracted
controversy. It will doubtless add much
to the wealth and prosperity Of the "Em-
pire county," af8 a 0el 2
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-06

CoNGREssloNAL.--ln the House Of Rep.
resentatives, on the 18th ult. Mr.. Owen,
from the Committee On Roads, reported
bill making appropriations for certain
improvements in the Territory Of Iowa.
On the same day Mr.. J. w. Davis, from
the Committee on Public Lands, to
which was rele: red the bill 10 direct the
President Of the United States to cause
,hs reserved lead mines in the State Of
Illinois, and Territories Of Wisconsin and
Iowa, to be exposed to public sale. report
ed an amendatory bill; which was read
twice, and referred to the Committee ofthe
Whole House on the state o! the Union
On motion Of Mr.. J. w Davis, Ordtred.
That the Committee on Public Lands be
discharged from the consideration Of the
memorial Of the legislature for the sale
Of the reserved mineral lands, and the
issuing Of patents for lands heretofore
sold; and that i, do lie on the table. On
motion Of Mr.. Houston, Ordered, That
the Committee on Public Lands be dis
charged from the consideration Of the
memorial Of the board Of commissioners
for Des Moines county, Iowa, for grant
Of land for q courthouse; and that it do
lie on tho table.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-06

2 Capt. Kennett's new boat, bearing this popu-
lar name, arrived At our wharf on Monday night
last At late hour notwithstanding which she
was visited by very many Of our citizens, al Of
whom, Il is scarcely nses1sry 70 say, wers much
pleased with her beauty q Reconstruction, and the
taste and general appearance Of comfort with
which she 10 fitted up. tAfsa sas
The Linn Is intended Is regular trader be-
tween s.. Louis and Galeaa, ana 10 commanded
BY one ofthe most gentlensnly and popular on
GERS on the river. Of her speed. enough is
known,we learn, t. render Il certain that she
cannot b. bat By any boat = the trade. This
10 enough for the present a.ae aAls'. e'
A more attended notice BY Us is rendered I'M.
seesssay By the following, which We find in q
late Ct Louis Gazette: rs
TME "LEws +. LxNN.n-We had something
to say about this new boat designed for the I'm.
per AdSssisipri trade, . lev days since. She *
nov & the landing, and we did ourselves the
pleasure this morning Sto q 70 her our dtyoirsls,
Ia all her arrangements, she - IN elegant little
steamer, and not nndesery1ng the distinguished
name she bears. A gentleman who came pas
senger on her from Marietta. village on the
Ohio in that State-in whose judgment We place
much mona reliance than we do, in our own Is
matters Of this 1ne, tells ", that ~shA i alts
gether the best two boiler boat he was ever pad-
died oni'' We ofeoarse, to this, hsve ssaothing
% edoP'a eesssfs1a &rss4 sfssf IA 4;sss ,9
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-06

We give place in another column Of this
weeks paper to an article from the New
York Commercial Advertiser, under the
head Of political History" to which we
think it duty to call the attention Of the
reader. Among Tire innumerable false
charges--and their name is legion-brought
against Mr.. Van Barren by his unscru-
pulous ana vindictive assailants, that Of
having opposed the late war is well known
to be prominent; and even here in our
own town, though often proved to be utter
~ false from the records Of history, the
wing organ has recently shown itself to Be
so regardless Ct truth as to repeat the accd-
sation. We commend the testimony Of Col
Stone (who is . leading whig) to that pa
per and the small potato tribe who fill it.
columns with lies, hoping, but scarcely ex'
pecting, that feeling shame will induc'
them to do that which sense Of Justice can
not but prompt, now that the example hal
been set BY distinguished member Of thei
own party.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-06

a - 4
The Spotts 4 he vote On this question
contained in b-days ppsr, reader il GER
IN tAaE The pssPle have decided in kver
Of holding . convention to form State
Constitution, by very large majority. or
course we are pleased with this result, as
well as The manner in which it has been
effected. It = signal rebuke to those
presses and indis1 1Sals who attempted, di-
frecAly and es.estly, to give partisan hue
to the question: BY impudently and gratu-
itously imputing to the advocates Of y con-
vention unpatriotic motives. This attempt
was partially successful in this county. 40
the vote shows; but beyoad \, party
seems entirely to have been lost sight Of
The convention having now teen dcei-
ded upon. delegates, under the law. are to
be elected 1t the next August election, to
meet at Iowa City on the first Monday
Of October next, to agree upon the details
Of . constitution and the constitution thu.
famed is q be submitted to vote Of the
people, for ratification or rejection, at tn.
succeeding spring election, (lS45.) /
ratified it win go before Congress for ac'
ton at the session of lS45-'46; so tina
under no circumstances can we come in n
. State under two years. How mucl
longer we many be kept out none can tell
Missouri and Michigan were both battle,
by Congress for about year after they pre-
scented themselves for admission, and it i
not difficult to imagine causes which ma,
embarrass Iowa in the same way.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-06
JUSTICES ELECTED.
LceCosasaty.

The majority in this county in favor Of
a convention is very large probably from
400 toa60O, and possibly even more. The
vote at Fort Madison stood $50 for to 81
against convention at Kcokuk, POP for,
to IS against; Jefferson township, 81
to 8.
P.S. We have Just received letter
from Fort Madison, written on Wednesday,
which says: "The majority in this county
in favor ola convention will not be less than
ONE THOUSAND! We learn that the
majority in Van Buren, is at least EIGHT
HUNDRED! These two counties settle
the question. The division Of our county
has been defeated BY from 230 to 300."
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-06

as Az ensr was Inadvertently made in our paper
sftle - ~ in = article under the head Of
.~chy -. - Settlers and Foreigner" Instead
fasfiag that Mr. MeIaoberts offered an amend
aest = ~ distribatien Law purpotlng ato give
eoQooo seEn e land to TIE new States deduct
- - aossnt already severaliy received by
epp) al . inilar quantity 10 each Of such
Anfn = night thereafter become nembezs Of
- Isossal Uaiea," We should have stated tte
sns 0saeay fis~d - ~ already bees srest-
- - cbaCss - Or; which We believe was
assniag sPwaris q 100000 acres. The
saaasat therefore, il il bad bees adopted
wssn havs bssa peculiarly favorable to the new
'0lhks - Tsssitesies, inAsnueh - i would
'Aass pansed thsa upoa IN equal footing with
s0ois = regards grants Of land BY Congress.
HAs1k was sgaiast doing this justice to the new
o1sAss 81 Territories that Mr.. Clay voted
dAsuiag thereby, II We are to judge BY his acts,
- O. titas hostility to our interests.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-04-06

~ We srs called ON BY the Hawkeye to show
49, + eaae that ths amendment to the distribu-
- law wAieh gives q share Of the proceeds Of
~ rshlie IasAs TO Ire Territories was aensraft-
- = - bin, J" and We comply with g-eat plea
sss. h II. writer saye srk
ssQut how re ssk was that identical amend.
0ese eaGsafkel On ths bili2 How did Il come to
- 1Ank ~ the second Section Of the Distribu-
6eA -, ~ Territory Of Iowa, Of the nunber.
% receive tAeir psoportionafe share Of the pro-
7t6s6s e the Psblic lands? Was It pat there BY
Bsee fsee sotsse II .. shew y the psblic re-
a Va iAs pscvisisn vas liked in The law. for for
Wh5eA Henry Clay, and against which, every To-
eSStes SsaIaos voted" 'ss
- sAea, i de proof. III proof. The
yaseeil.
o. peg.s soa-3o5, senat. Journal II LIST ses-
ssss sfths swsnty- seventh Congress, the follow
jaxpeessdings are reported: ea
.os neeisa b. Mr. Me1oberts.
80 saesd De bill, By inserting, Sec. 2, line
"a, sAer the word sCoiunbia,' the following:
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3&l6ays, 10.
-. ,, .ss voted j. he Affirmative, are.
sllesss. Allen, Bsyyoe, Benton, Clay, Of Al
ahanAs f1ltsos King, Eian, Menoberis, Maa-
- lishelsse, Aisss, 0svier, ani1a, Of Indi-
60 H2ne1p1s TaRpan, walker, Waiss, Will
t,5 wssdss,'y, Wright Young
.Sstxkjso Ne VOTED ia ths negative, are,
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