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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10
LEGAL NOTICE,

LEGAL NOTICE.
TERRITORY or IOWA; I 60
DES Nfb'EEs C0uETy. ,sss{
Di.triet Essst Esr s4id Cmsnty, b Fe6rsssy
zSvm MeFec, iSl4.
M'cnift caus. flf. xsssmp.;. .ad !,
Josarx Ems, Def. Attachment
vTviIE said 1osh1a, EIdes viii hereby rake
Il notice, that on tie zsd dsy Of Jalv. A. ~
l643, writ Of aalsihqept wSs iSsasd out al
the Office OF the Clerk or the said Court fss
auxiliary to the osiginjaI wri;l in e.id suis,
for the cum u -onc haslsed dollars, which
said writ VS. ,yesssned aCshe Ort.ber ts1sl
of said court. 5a3: ~ lie Sh~sif 81 said coss-
~, Levied IN the soslh Easi quarter Q, secs.cs
,L;.sy one 1911 i Township seventy -oae I'll
north RSass three weii Il laid eansty. N6N
ualess the aid 1efesdenf hall sppeSf And
plead 10 -spid esjt fefore. he aexs Ter of6ait
cosrf. isdrn~e1 silf $ catered, end tie
crsp~ssy. = aaeched .Hill 4. 4el6 e sasiet1
.shs isas s4d - cas.A IA Dased thii
~ ~ Il 'sas jG., ~ & bckrAf,1zsalls
y; y. Gtb Re. Ars'a'aa
Jan NJ ~ = IL.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10

H1OuLO srespectfally info.m the inhsbitant,
Nv Of Burlington and ito vicinity lha, the
have commeeced The basinesso Of
TAILORING aps W.
% Mater street. oss door south Of w. M. D..
yes stnre. where thsy WsIi do al kiads Of work
III their line in faskissable ssyIe and on The
atss.Seasoaable terms, They wasld say 10 those
Who may be di.posed - favor them with their pat.
roa.xs. that they msy Be as.areN,of Aasiax their
Werk dane with neat~ess and despatch.
s9rGaymert Cutting will be done It llsjMes
when called for. and warranted 10 d, il msds up
By competent workmen. - ~ 'f,a a4sfs
i Bushngtoa, Dec. Hyls43-&f, 80 M $50
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10
NANTED
]. VII safe.

4 NEW COOKING sfovE with appara-
IA ratus complete, cheaPet than can be
sd elsewhere, BY w N DEvQE
Wheat. Hemp, IIidee, Park, Baeswsk, Fiji 4.
seed ana Iaifow, taken in exchange Tor The
stove, or any goods in my store.
Jan. 20 -
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10
N CARN,

4 CARD.
nR. WAKEFIELD Dentist; recently from
~ New York City, will remain for : short
time at Fletchsr's Hotel, where he will be happy
to receive those wishing his services. -Reeom-
mendations unobjectionable. s.
Jan. 70.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10
For Sale 1t Great Bargains.

For Sale 1t Great Bargains.
"E, the. undersigned. have determine Cd
wv to sell of our stock Of goods now on
hand. corsisting in para IT the folluwing ar
ticles, TO wit: taesl q .sg
50 sacks Of sap,r RiY and Havana Coffee.
5 hide prime New Otlesas 8 usar,
10 do common do do
TO sacks G II Salt,
g do Liverpool blown do
q Dc dried Apples, Aas sai7 -
10 do DO Peaches, 81
10 bbls Nsk. Orleass Molasses,
S Dc Sugas House do
9S do green Apes,
SO kegs assorted Ju6ieta ,Nails, toesshe,
with 4 eenercl assortment Of Groceries. Boot.
snd Shoes, Harowsre and. Domsstics. W.
ask those wishing to pUrehsse either II whole
sale Or retail to cali snd price our goeds DO
fore purchasing else WHARF. ,
We repeat, that sell out our stock Of good,
We must and will, between .thiS time ,thd I'll,
zSth Of March next. a. (see per sdsertisem Il
for ProddceJ ~. iks desifoss- to caose up ou
0Ms' ness q that Il me. II we can DO % advan
tageoasly 10 oufselves, OF course Ne will, bu
u not We sill cell out though il be at price,
less than the prime cost Of our goods.
Country. prodlcs will be taken Cor soeds
and the goods sold II cash prices.
y. +. WOOD, T. Co.
Burlington, Jan. 90, fsa4--lOs s.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10

DRY GOODOsa its Fgaes y
IN BALES a. Brown Sheet,ngs. ~
~ cases Rleached do. IEsls -sa y,
{ ls00 pieces s:serted Fancy Prists.,. w
LOO Jeans and Sattinets. w. w
50 Broad Cloths and Cas.meres,
q TOO cotton and ,woOiea Flsnnels. E.
10 heavy. Pisok Cloth.
81 assorted Bed 1ickinxs,
e 80 Apron Checks. ,.,... ea44eg
% 80 - Carlstcn and Manchester Giaghams
~ 10 Irish Linens.
- brown Hollands. c. li+ H
w 20 6.4 colorsd msriaess did alpsehs
a8 gF Cloths.
rM case Hard Times,
SO pairs s.st.. Mack. and Whitne, Blankets,
s. 9OeAwoollen and blanket Shswls,
sd 50 beaver aud pilot, clpth over ceass.
a 5 bales cotton batting,
"a wsddsng, together ~ith =
great variety Of silks, sstins. lioseys. hosiery.
kcaa, buttons. comba &c-.jast received and for
sale b. w. F. COOLBACGH. Co. Jsf. - Z
eoct. ~ - 81
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10
TAX SALE

ts TAX SALE
OF NOn-Resident Lands and Tovvm
L0ts In Des M0imes County, I. r.
NuTlcE 10 hereby given - all whom i,
may concera, that | will, on the Sd
Monday in February (I9th) l844, commence
selling. pfr4ering for sale. a my Office door
~ ths city OF BprIhg,bn. all and singulariy
the nonresident Lands aud Town Lots in
said c"u9ly, es,sNeh the TAKE. Tor ls4s At.
yet due and paid. Said sale being Tor the
taxes storssaid, snd she charges sccruinS
thereon; JOHN H. M'KENNY Collector :
X j. Dee MONIES Co. l. T
Jan % lsa4-tds [Haweye cop..i
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10

a r. F. Goodhue, ...s
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Il law.
"A. Office on the corner of WASHINGTON and
Main .treets. Burlington, lows.
e Dec Is. 13A3-tf t8
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10
! BOON TO THE HUMAN RAD
Df. b. BromAreth,a "

VEGETABLE UNIVERSAL PILLS AND
IMMINENT,
EvcR SALE by Copp & Persons AT Bur.
ID iipgton lows. who are my au,huvise.
Agents. The above P,lls and linimens cat
% had genuine Of ~ person Or persons q,
Burlington, except Copp 4 Parsons
t- His <na' ha5aB BRANnREfH,
4 Nov.i s aia E's aa 3ll Broadway NY
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10
OIL:

9 BRLS. Linseed Oil, fnr sac BY u
u Nov. Is. cop & PARSONS.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10

wv ANTED ~ the subscFibers, fos which
" they will ply ahbcral pricsin cash
| or goods. BRiDGNAN BROTHERS.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10

~ THE LADIES

To THE LADIES.
VNHE subscriber has commenced the manufac-
u turing of Ladies BOOTS AND SHOES, Of
all kinds and qualities, and solicits their PATTON
age. Shop on Columbia street, near Fletcher's
| Hotel. s. d. COLBURN.
Dec %, 1843-tf
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10

NJ o. snd s. House Molssses. BY
In. Seplv .#efs. W. NJ DEV0C
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10

CRANBERRIES. ae
40 BARRELS Cranbsrtlss juss received
(4U from the msrshes Of Wisconsin, f0I
sale by BRlDGMAN BROTHERS.
< Nov Is. fA-. 4
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ExPENDiTUkfs.


Isaac C.n,er bury services Is Road viewer, 81
John u wrigh, >. survrysr.s- i. ! ag'a.a ..oa.s
!" John Dmlar syrvices a Geek ar district Court q
/" &c. Walker. 9 /" Clerk Dist Court orLss c.
=. 3. W. Glhck, -" 4 Sheriff u Lee Cs,. u /.
John IL. MK-nney y" :" 's~i'of tDr,nonsi Cuaaty
!. 8 smith M'K4nney. Ba'i'f !a. rsr@ y. g. lss
David & Kitchen cahdles Furnished j.il, .ssE,,.
=" John M"wcr services as Gsand toror Feb form 1884,
. John S. David, sta';anery Iurnshel to county =.
W. d. McCash. table furnished county,, sA4s s.Fs
:" Brcckenrdgc Bullock judgment y. csui'y, oas
John 5, n...r s. vices a. Clerk !1' Court,
!; Presley Dunlap. u" !" clerk board county CONS.
! ". n. Walbyidsa," j. bsliff Get. Term is4s, va
Nm bNea, wood furnished the county fasss s !. 1T
N Chase. am. orJef NJ t20aa) ossand ressusd 10 -
S. T. Hudson, repairing stove 10 Jail - ~
" Peter Gross. wod Furnished the county, ~ :sfi y
G Cameron, bedding furnished Tor Jail, hi FsSsa III
WIN, ws as"na '.l's.nmens furnished 70 jurors
John S. Dunlap, services clerk district court, sAs
John S. Dunlap. witness ] day IL So II "
/" u r. FasArwedhes,." /" dsas-att.tf
Presley Duar, services clerk beard county CONS,
John L. M.Kennexn' Sheriff Pos Monss ca.
Comlor, Baroes, So., and pipe furnished Jail,
F. G. Schwaka, sesvi:as baff uct.',erm lslR. saH
" Methodist church, rent court house, fMs0a
:. James Wills, services as jalor, ssss 83yra
Thomas ONeal, wooc furnished for Of county, u
Joseph 1. KimbaII. stationery for Use of cnnty, vs. ~
w. D. McCash, drayaee 10 removing clerks oaics,
Geo. u. Holt. medical attendance p,aners ia Jail;
:" Methodist church, rent cs'lrt house and Offices,
g Is. w. Csrk, sorvices hail1, ch@ n-ssatg -
l. Palmer. wood end sia,iopsry flmished the sosniy
John Dunlap, services CLERK do curt Kasas o. Ma
/" John Il. Mkenney,' :" :. Shorhf rNsas II n !.
James Cameron, - "fA. sA1eF IN.
&: Fayerweatbss. Ji.'ics.of rcaes ss.bl d N
]" w. Harris, ~ !. :. constd6Ae. rss9 s0ss.
Joseph Fronk, ~ g.. n H. y
s'rss. sssy. Y WINS. d.;ys :ss'ssli. 4
James Wills, ssrv ces ss hilor Oh slsias asAasda
Barker Wait chairs furnished ht cour, hous, rsaG
Wm. B. Remey, vent Of desk 10 Rscnrdcss U(a sy-
Rakcr q Wait, rspArng windowsia ai,rass 80 ss.cs
= James Cameron. Ses rsupdcj iassssasua af 1884,
lanes Cameroa, snsy, paid jqr advertising tx 49, II
lake Pamer pf! tss pad 10 II u s. RispfSts
Smith Mkspnsh bring certanskooks from tss
Morgan, srviess = county consissiOass ,Easisss
= Luk. PamsfsA aanusS q asats. 4syfI = 4
= "a. Enondasn, g. lie f.4*R 80 III
Presley DonIsps seryicssss dssh lsSsi soos,y ssn
60 MoFesK sesyiee$ epspiy eppss esgatr
-. lukS Isl 1esal xsss - assss. ~
II Da"'AP. e'c'k 0oa'a county CO.. = .s0a1fpM Il
- ~t - ssstsT ri n
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10

n INCH ANQE @H
.nN Philadelphia. N Gums 70 suit Purehss
u u ere, tor sale BY
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10

: 4 nv amount Of Hogs, dry Hides and veil fat.
"a ted Cattle. fur which " will pay the hIghesi
market price 10 goods or cash.
s Nov. II, POSTLEWAIT q CREEGAN.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-10

IS Ps Iasriin sad stair CsJpstisA
- - % Carpet 0indsae, fcs sale 81
llct 81 ars W q C0OLBAUGn c..
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CONGRESS.

The following additional Senators and Re
representatives. arrived last night:
Mississippi.-Mr. Thompson, Of The House
of Representatives.
4labama-M Lewis, OF the Senate
Mcconnell and Payne. Of the House oil ne
representatives..
Tennessee.-Mr. Cave Johnson, oil Inc house
of Representatives.
Indiana Messrs. Petit and Sample oil Inc
House of Representatives.
Michigan.-Mr. McClelland, oil the House
of Representatives
.Nisso,yi.--Mr. Bower, of the House OF he
representatives..
Kentucky-Mr. White, of the House OF Re-
representatives..
Nep York-Messrs Rathbun, Seymour ana
Ellis of the House of Representatives
Massachusetts, Messrs. Parmenter ana
Williams, of the House of Representatives
Muin.-Mr Hamln. Of the House OF he
representatives..
Observation-Disclosures. Buchanan, OF the
Senate. and Black, of the House of Represen-
latiVes.
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A. TBos. SMITH, Esq has resigned the Office
of Chief CLERK of the Navy Department, for
the purpose of prosecuting claims against the
General Government. Every one acquainted
with this gentleman, and who has had bushes,
10 transact with him, can bear willing testimony
10 his poliieness, promptness, and honesty. In
his present vocation, we earnestly trust he may
meet with that success due 10 real merit, and
have no occasion, in pecuniary point OF view
to regret the change which he has made We
respectfully refer our friends 10 his advertise
menl.
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From the .Ntio York Sun.
THE ZOLL VEREIN.

This German Union which is fast consolda-
ting. strikes us as meaning any thing but what
is favorable to the interests of England, in its
Ultimate results as for example, the duties on
English cotton and silk manufactures are greatly
increased, while French productions and all
those coming into the league are admitted at the
present duties This drives out Manchester
goods, from the Belgian market and had we
confirmed the treaty made with the Zol Verein
Union, we should have been in position in a
few years TO have stepped into the shoes OF
England and transacted precisely that class Of
business from which the English are excluded
but il has appeared TO us of late in all the com.
mercial treaties before the Senate, that the ad
ministraion negotiating them claimed more at
tention and led to more opposition than the
actual merits of the treaties. This German
Union for commercial and manufacturing int
rests Is likely to last, and will last as long q,
peace prevails, for the simple reason that it !,
based upon reciprocity of interests-it is :
fair, honest, liberal exchange OF commodities
and at once throws off all unnecessary shacket
on commerce and restrictions on trade. In III,
treaty recently concluded with Belgium, iron il
10 be introduced al a reduced rate Of duty-tb,
export on wool is to be reduced in favor of Bel
sium-cbeese, an article Of heavy expectation
!. TO come into the Union at reduction of Sc
per cent-and Belgium is allowed 10 send il
$4,000 sheep to Germany free of duty-Belgun
is to reduce the. duty 90, German wines-siIk !,
TO b. reduced rs per cent.-Wur,emburg is I,
send her haberdashery to Belgium At per cent.
and all articles Of taste and fashion q, 10 pc
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From Meals SATURDAY. Ca.ttl,

We have one favor TO ask Of our contemporaries Of
The press in addition to the many which have been
SO kindly bestowed upon the Gazette. AS our enter
prise is comparatively new in the world OF compel-
lion, it will be Of singular advantage IT, in copying
from our columns. care be taken TO give an exact
credit for instance il is observed that the veteran
Noah whose good word is 30 valuable, speaks Of an
article of ours as having been written by John Neal
but il SO happens that our name Is not John, fater
ing as the mistake may be. The author of Ran
dolph, Errata Seventy-six, and other novels of de-
served celebrity lives at Portland, and the Saturday
Gazette is Of Philadelphia, there being thus ind
vdusl and geographical difference between John
and Joseph. Again, the Baltimore Patriot tho
Madisonian, and other journals whose appreciation
is source both Of pleasure and advantage, have in
copying our two chapters relative to Psleg W Pom
der2 spoken Of them having first appeared in
The Saturday Evening Post" Now, though the
Post is friend and favore of ours, still erIor
has been committed in point of fact, which could
wish had been otherwise Peleg' belonging aIiogs.
Their to Meals Saturday Gazette and we shall be
duly grateful if the necessary correction be made,
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IDLE SPECULATIONS.

Ii is to be regretted that so many OF the Dem
ocratic journals indulge in acrimonious specula-
lions as to the course which should be adopted
by the President elect in relation to certain
classes of politicians and certain sections OF the
party. Mr. Polk has been supported by every
class, and section of the Democratic party, with
some trihng exceptions, throughout the whole
Union, and has been riumphantly elected Pres
dent of the United States-and not OF any par
ticuar class or section.
1t is true, and cannot be denied, that Mr..
Polk was brought forward on new issue, the
great question of Annexation; that MIR. van
Buren, was defeated by the advocates OF this
measure, because he was not unqualihedly In
favor of its immediate consummatlon but these
facts cannot render it obligatory on Mr. Polk
10 recognise none as his friends but those VINO
brought his name forward in the Convention,
nor impose upon him the necessity OF surrender
ing his Administration into The hands OF the
adherents of MI Van Buren,, who supported
him after his nomination.
We must say-and we are sorry TO say II
lici,ous for the President elect TO adopt their
own peculiar policy, as it regards the personnel
of his Administration, are those which were
inmcal to his nomination. They indicate IN
the most unequivocal manner, those whom he
should retain, and those whom he should dis
NASHVILLE those to be dismissed were, with
out exception, the men who brought about the
state of things which resulted in the domination
OF MI FOLK ana those he Ie,aIncd were unan-
imously in favor of the nomination OF MIR. Van
Buren,.
Mr.. Van Buren, ever has and ever will stand
high as patriot; and no man IS more gene
rally esteemed by the Democratic party
With the exception Of the Annexation mea-
sure, there is not a shade of difference between
his views of national policy and those OF the
party and had it not been for his opinions on
that subject he would most undoubtedly have
been nominated by the National Convention
But being unsuccessful, and another being sub
sttuted as the standard bearer of the party, MIR
Van Buren, went into retirement, as veneraled
patriot and statesman and not us u party lead
er. Mr.. Van Buren, ceased to be the leader Of
the party from the moment that his successor
was designated by the Convention; and how
ever natural, and just, and proper, when II
power, ii might have been for him to bestow the
largest share of his confidence on his immediate
advocates and supporters, 1t does not by any
means follow that his successful rival should
adopt his preferences, 10 the exclusion or detr
ment of those TO whom he is indebted for hi
success. And hence we think that those poll
ticians who presume to believe that they cat
induce Mr. Polk to discard the men who had th'
boldness TO oppose the nomination of Mr. Val
Buren,, mus, have very limited conceptions of hi
true character-of his intelligence, and of hi
appreciation Of right and wrong.
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THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE.

Arrangements have been made TO run Go
vernment Express, with the Presidents Mes
sage, through TO Boston.
Members OF Congress who desire TO have
early copies of the Message Ito be ready lmme'
dately after il is read in Congress- should order
them on Monday. Orders received on Tuesday
morning, il may be impossible TO fill, in conse-
quence of prior engagements, which, OF course
are entitled TO the preference.
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The Rev. JUSTIN EDwARDs ID. d. of Andover
Massachusetts,, will preach two sermons On the
ends for which the Sabbath was appointed, and he
why all should observe it" on Sabbath next
in the Second Presbyterian Church, situate New
York avenue between 18th and l4th streets. Ser
vices will commence at II, A. NJ, and ), p. NJ.
when the public are respectfully invited to attend.
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AmEK,cAs SUNDAY School UsIoS.-From the
twentieth annual report of this society, IT appears
that the contributions to its funds during the year
have amounted TO $l4 ,343 49, and that in the saus
time the society has put in circulation religious ans
instructive books the value of si1ty-nine Thousand
dollars, and has employed during the year five agents
and eleven missionaries--lhe latter chiefly in Ohio,
Illinois Missouri Indiana, and territories of Wscon-
sin and Iowa,
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cent ad valorem-eo,,on goods. hardware and
Brunswick thread, admitted al the present rate
of duties-and the treaty is to last for five years
England by this arrangement loses trade val
ued at 81, 500, 900 per annum. Most oil when
we could have had, as our prints and callcoes
are full as good and cheap as those OF England
bur our wise Legislators thought differently, and
we have lost ii.
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NEW MUsIC-JUsT RECEIVED.

NEW MUSIC-JUST RECEIVED.
nv LILLIAN FISCHER, Pennsylvania Avenue,
w two doors east Of 10Th street. has Just receiy-
ed the following new pieces; which will be sold at
one third le than the Northern price,,
The Death Of Warren, by Hutchinsons
You see the Slender Splre, composed by Edward
J. Ioder
With silent care and grief oppresr-from opera Of
Torquato Tasso-music by Doazette
Drawing room Polkas by Odenbaoh
Celebrated Pokas, by Julien
Dsnse Brilliante la Polka, by Wolf
La Polka, by Herr
Newport Polka, by Thorbecke
Drummer Poker. by Labtzkey
Praga Polka, by Lsbitzkey
The Polka, by Hazard
Nov. 30-u
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COUTHERN LITERARY MEssENGER hon

CoUTHERN LITERARY MESSENGER for
~ December.-Just published and this day re-
ceived.
TABLE OF CONTENTS.
Original Prose articles,
|. Gertrude, novel.
,. The Economy Of Life.
3. The Literary Life Of Thngum Bob Esq, late I'd.
itor OF the "Goosetherumfoodle." BY himself
l. Malta, the Maltese, and Word of English Co
). Love Sketches. BY Mrs. Jane Tayloe Worth
ington.
G. Mountain Scenery of Virginia The Grand Tun.
nell in Scott county.
I. young England" "Coningsby," Review Of
g. Notes on our Army, No. VI To the Hon. Tho'
g. Desultory Notes on Desutory Reading
Original Potiry
10. Thought. Suggested by Picture Of we,min.
ster Abbey.
H. Love of Country. BY Lewis J. Cist.
IL Hymn to Love. BY Cleanthes.
H. The Light Of Woman's Eyes BY the Young
Bard Of New Hampshire.
H. The Triumph of Religion BY Mrs. Maria G
Buchanan.
l5 Autumn. BY the Stranger
l6 Woodwork.
II. Lines Suggested on seeing the Stanzas upon the
Words, " Woman, thy Place is Behind the
Throne"
Editors Table.
Is. An Adisu to our Patrons and Frieads
10. Letters Of Horace Walpole, Earl OF Oxford
Notice OF, with extracts
20. Notices Of New Works
81 Notice to Correspondents.
- Index
The Messenger is published every month al g.
per annum, and will be regularly mlilrd, strongly
engeoped, TO any Post Office in The United States, 4
application be made to
F. TAYLOR,
Nov 50-u Bookseller, Washington City
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Prolific. -The Louisville Democrat Of the osth
ulumo says ION yesterday an emgratng party
passed through our Guy consisting Of father, mother
about lorly-hve years Of age the fhr,e younpes,
children six or eight months only They were ira.
Yelling in true pedestrian style, the sire leading b,,,
The dame experimenting the interesting group. vhls
three OF The eldest daughters carried ea on. of m.
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