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New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-22
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U We are still farther indebted Hon. Messrs. Q. Ba
ksr, SY w. B. Maclay, E. Davis, D. NJ BaI5inger r. c.
bic Congressional documents.
Also, Messrs Adams Co.. for Boston papers of Tues.
dar
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-22

u The NEw.YoRK BUSINESS Ds,c,.-
for l844-5," has just been issused by Job, i,'' n
gett,Jr. 70 Nassau-st. 1t contains complete is.
all the Business firms, Professional, &c. mon
City, carefully arranged under their apD,no.
heads. We learn from It that the number e s,~s :
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-22

The PEOPLES LINE for Albany announce a
superb complement of boats for the coming season.
The unsurpassed KNICKERBocKER and the RocH-
ESTER will form the Z o'clock night line, the Col
UMgIA and CURTIS PECK the 5 O'clock evening line,
making landings; the North AMERICA and SOUTH
AMERICA, the morning line, leaving New-fork and
Albany at A. NJ. Captains Sr. JOHN, HoUcH-
TON and PECK will be retained in command of their
several boats us is most desirable. ST. John is
about the most popular commander on the River
the others lack only as many years in the service TO
be equally approved. We have not doubt that the
opening year will be one of prosperity to Trade and
to the Peoples Line.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-22

Subscribers IN tins paper residing i, the Fifth w ,r
notified that have placed carrier on ,b,t 1ou,e
and that the paps. for the future wall be served between the
hours Of ) and N the morning -
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-22

EDUCATION IN New JERsEY.-The Legislature
of ofNew-Jersey is now deliberating on the pro-
prlety of appointing State Superintendent of
Common Schools. We dislike the creation of
new officers much as any man can. but we do
think general supervision of Education is es-
sential. In our own State, the State and Coun-
ty Superintendents and the Common School Lii
braries are the best parts of our system, and we
would almost as soon give up the Schools as the
Libraries, the Teachers as the Superintendents.
We hope New-Jersey is ready to profit by the ex-
perlence of our State, Massachusetts and other
pioneers in the improvement Of Popular Educa-
ton.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-22

" a subscriber wants to know what has be
come Of Gov. Bouck's recommendation that ih'
legal rate OF interest be reduced to SIX per cent
Who knows
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-22

LABoRERs ON THE WELLAsD CAYAL.-The
last ST. Catharnes Journal says the greatest dis
tress imaginable has been and still is existing
throughout the entire line of the Weliand Canal in
consequence of the vast accumulation of unemploy-
ed laborers. There are, al this moment, many hun
dreds OF men, women and Children apparently in
the last stages of starvation and instead of any re-
llei for them, even in prospect their distress will be
greatly augmented navigation opens in
the spring, when more than one half of those who
are now employ ed must be discharged.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-22
Salt and Protection.

10 the Editor CT the tribune:
You have handled the gentleman Soda In
the Journal of Commerce ofthe 18th INST. IN your
paper of this morning, as he should be, but there
is portion of his remarks that betrays 50 much
ignorance and stupidity, or design upon the credu-
lous readers of that paper, that will lay them
before you.
He represents that all Western butter is inferior
to Orange County, and the prices are brought to
show, with every plausible appearance OF truth,
as the difference in market quoted by him is about
6 cents the pound at least, and some more
Western butter when put up in oak firkins, well
made, is generally sold here as Orange County,
and to this cause it may be attributed that there
is so small portion of good Western butter that
is called so-all that is inferior being generally
put in thin ash tubs frkins, and lightly hooped
the consequence is that the brine leaks out, and IN
warm weather the butter spols. If the position
he assumes that all Western butter is spoiled by
using Western Salt, then Of course there would
not be any good butter found amongst it. Is this
the fact | say no. We often find as good
Western butter as Orange County butter.
As a specimen of his profound production l VIII
only refer to one assumption, to show how much
he knows He says that Western better begins
to sour in January think this must be news
TO dealers IN Dulter. IL tueic 10 any oho 'i''' M
admit this, he must be soft indeed, as it is well
known that butter will keep during the cold
weather without change, and that is from Novem-
Der to March at least, and often later.
would here say for the information OF all
those Free Trade writers in the Journal and
Evening Post, that had they lived during the last
war and uttered such sentiments as they now put
forth, they would have been thrust out OF lam
MANY Hall, and branded as British Tories, Blue
light, Federalist &c. Have the principles OF
Democracy undergone such change, or is it the
men AN OLD REPUBLICAN,.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-22

u Governor Morehead arrived in this city last
evening, and proceeded this morning for Connec-
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-22

po,-cYgEEpsIE-The Daily and Weekly Innuns I VI
hereafter BE- served in Poughseepse By Henry w oi'
who succeeds Mr. Smith in the agency at that place.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-22

u The celebration Of Washington's Birth
day at the Tabernacle will be rendered memura-
bic bv an Address from Rev. JOHN PIERpoNT Of
Boston and another from LEWIS G. LEVIN of
Philadelphia. The former is among the strong
est advocates Of Temperance in the Country
jSee Card)
O The MARSHALL Celebration of Washing
toms Birthday in the Greene-st Church, near
Broome, will constitute an era in the history Of
Temperance. The Grafton of ELY Moore and
the Address Of WILLIAM Fl. CLAIMING ought to
ensure crowded auditory, while the Music,
Poem and other exercises will ensure rich en-
tertainment to all who attend. The only fault
IS that there is too much for one evening.
u A Concert of Sacred Music will be given
in the Reformed Dutch Church, corner of Greene
and Houston-streets this evening by the Choir,
assisted by Messrs Nash, Bell and several Pro-
fessors and Amateurs Address on Washing
tom by Rev. l. S. Demund.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-22

u The Plebean waxeth facetious. 1t says
The sdent unpopuarity of Clay in all quarters
over his followers like ague"
Yes and they shake like dog with rabbit in
his mouth. Witness Maryland.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-02-22

FIRE AT New -ORLEANs.-On Sunday, the lth
inst. a fire broke out in the "Oreans Cotton
Press, y which, before it was extnguished, con-
sumed cotton to the estimated amount of $500
bales, worth S340,00O. The building consld-
cred the largest in the world fronts on the Mis-
slsslppi, and is 632 feet long by 3OS in breadth
1t was built at cost Of S753,000; and is capa-
bic OF storing 10000 bales of cotton The dam
age done to the building, engine and screws is
estimated at S375,000 All insured The Cot
ton Press will not stop, as one screw remains un-
injured and can be made to serve until the others
are reniaceh
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-17

ID fSi ~ tsttf.t sus.,r.s. the r.siz Of Bur-
I I l.rgtna that be has just rsc-is~d t,.,m New
Nstk s.d -. iA,ass. r. .rr.i cf FAa.
ssi and staple iHs GHds. a~hrI. h- trs Il c.ahs
y. ~ that he sab 81 NJ Gle apes BE 'nsg
sty vi ~, ls+ sh~. ca, al he ssslss1
srs and he Win sh.~ liz ~ hi> G.as-. give the y
HI. PIC. aud ist .i,-m judge FOR themselves.
Ally stork cssnsisi. ~ parts Ayf.,iio~s.ss. ISL
lIsssA Pttnt and Beay.s sis.h.. Jtrusa do. W.
-sa s.tine,.. N...., J. lin.s,- !. tiaassis. -
Wed firktngs, Dtuakrts. Apron Cb,rks.
Gingiian.-. FRUITS Of vsrious qualities and pat
teras. Table tatt y. bfewn snG 81. acted Masiins
tss. ssO- ,ss0d<ss. ~<diss. Pms. Looking tlsss
-. Han ,k~risirs,. t.sstion YARNS. Station cry. .
tbsr.iw rre. q ~ xaswsse. Hats aad Cups. Bo,sts
m. Shots. Sol. and Upper Leather. IN = great
.sams ether a,tr.s too namt 70 nie..ti,n. I'll
"a vh wtis b. ,sstsi forvs.h, pork. wheat. rofn.
oss-. dax seed. bessusx, &C. 1I - ae r. atrS
! DEC. 3-ly " sat ssg- sGfs 3. DAVID II
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-17
g COINAGE At NEW oaLEANs.
Total. s,sos,eev ::;.s!4e54 S7.7ss,44s

THIS Is a prodigious rsSu nnd has
given the valley Ut the Mississippi n
good supply of ss,,lnd cusrency In this
cry, Boston ana Baltimore there is $50
600 QUO o.. foreign CONS lying useless
in The Bai,x vaults AVA ting turn in the
exchanges 10 60 again abroad.
q, VI u brancis had bt-t.u. sloca,ed here.
,he emporium OF the Uniun. The point
ui the i;.llux aud atilax al: the precious
me,a.~, ut least SlO,uOO 900 wnuli have
passed through i inu western circula-
ton. and meeting the. ssrsam coming up
the Mississippi would has. iisir,i Tho
channels Of trade with sound medium
invigoraicd truti.., an6 sdvunred the. bu~i.
ness !: The wh.nc people. vi what Sc
is il thai congress, as The cons,l;u,ion d.
reefs. REGULATES the currncy'' and pro
vidcs the means OF uniform Daiiumal
il ihe mint is inacceSsib g 10
the community ? Since thu. iormurr. Of
The government, obstacles have Gen
thrown in thu way of prsur'ng ho ma
.H."nl currency drsignh,ed b, lie t:o,rs,,i
tuii.',l. The officially OF pr,a.urmg tia,
currency has. ha = vrrsat sintliencs IN
itn"i u: tn. co1niry with pap + anu by
. 4tortuais nedss OF rrasonl.g. M: advo
.u es ii banking consider in,,sc u,icun-
sututi.n.ni pip-rgs ts>aes, whieii had
usurp,'d the shnnaels Di circulation, as
tils ''rurtency' whIci' c,niy rcss. by TIE
Is inlpnweled l.reauIate."-
lhe mustiiudinOus promises ut niue hun
dted ir,rswns.h.r Ersvai is>uers, are
sought 4. ase 'srcSulaied' nMA slnils,r.,a;y
impaired ii llicm By The eslati,- hme u OF
issuer, ins:ead of placing a
branch nnut New York. aud ack,,ow-
itssgipg bnly the decimal coin of The
Unned States, Instead Of depretisied
fractions OF Spanish CO mage. ssa
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-17


the huis.iresi ,,,r.i, yat..s thai wsss'd him
10 ,ha elm d a'k. and ibr,wi:,. but aisr
The portals to a decsn, aief Oh. prostate
prela,e. whoscd " to s'rirty i q, m,nrn
~ arlauchoy . rass. III, sad d"e.nrracy
al cheese bait a,,ns.s. il ~ht'hi INV III y.
honnrs has been cas-, d d uo hing 30 h..
fore thv elevations authe lofty sat. !ro,n
which. shen esis,alrs'Esa,t sl,v. hes,,ilies W
other Gar ri.rs Ins dial mems sh.,rs.
whose dry to soei.sy has MOI k.sn,:-
TN ms Q,s,rwts, ~ rare y scsalnirys geatls-
hmm. aud ~ bvav"sa squire. had you s,n
'd,,ty ID society bef,fe the ricks we're bia.
xing sn.l The mob were nsad; or did j,
spring up. afn,.d Hn bsfei from, the
earth. corpsof yesr.nvv, full grown
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-17
and the Pubic i'm general.
FRANCIS j. &. PEASI.EY -
.<IU)ES. &c.

"AS .Ow ref.ivcd D v.tN .xir.s,xr st0c
I'll Fall aud W,nt G.s's. h. ~h"lr II
al HIGH of. r.. a .er sale At wha'ekal. or re-
ell. Among his Z .ots may h. found bin. !.
hlack. hr"wn. OAinrd mix, and invta,s.i'
r.sn Clnas: i,ia.u. diamond AID fan. = Ca--
! NJ, aud Forres, (imh: snprrnr r+av+r
aud P,lrl Cloths: h.nr. Shrrp'4 gray. steel aud
ark wiki Sa,i.pts; KrntmckS leans. skrtssss
,r,i Hard T,mss: scarlet. Mhi'f. yitcn. Vel
~, plain ana twill.d Flannel: K 81 aud
Nacinav Blankr,.. Lira .s.: Al brown and
-la.na sher,inp>: 4 a brown Shir,ing, hl nrh-
4 Shiriing sn.! Sh...ng: blue Mc,rin.ack
md great vatcie nf Prints: brown Drilling.
<nirting strip.s; T'rkiner. tnn,on FIan, II.
carp.uny. Shawts Ilandk.rchi,fs. t;nves.
Ribbons, Tapes, Needles. Combs, I.sc.. SIN.
spaca. fanc, aud plain; Raiung. - a.ia,rr,
Wickimg. Cord. latest ST IT, Hats and GAYS. \
..n. iai asso.inen. 81 B,nis aud Sh.-. Ia.
DIS S!,ps aud Village walking si,nea. SUPERB
,,r Siai'"ncry. sur h as Bank and Packet. f.s,.
fn.',srap, rnisd aud unraisd, 9Th -sp. 4 Lea
Ter and Note naper.s Waters. sup. r,oT int.
:, aiiny Wax. On lie. Coz Sp.ll-ss. IT. 4 2nsl.
Readers. Almanarks. FnyilAh aud q. rman.
sue it44, Memorandum Book :, P-nc,I-. lard
warr. Qu.en>wari. S.l. and Upper Leather,
Gait Skins. Llnin2s. Ne Sc. a5aea
PCS GROCERIES.
Salt. New Orleans Sugar. y bite Lalan nd:
Lnaf d.. M"lasses, Coffee. Cocoa; Y n. Imp
aud Gnnp"wd,r Tea. superior quality, Sale
ratus, Pepper, Spies, c .ves. RICE Ginger, &c
.ii.SO.
Paints md OILS, aud many other articles IL"
numerous Ia m. niion emf whilst i.r,iurn y"n
INV tihcele thanks snr Iasi iHs"is. >..lic't =
oil rhss same, aud eff You The
tnil"n Tug iudu.pMenis 10 Examine my stock
b-trus purchasing y+lsrwn.rr. Isl v"" val
find the nis.se extensive stuck in the CITY, cum
rising almost IL verv atnr'r wa,ii,,:, and inr
Casi, or an, art,cie al produce tor which am
pa, ing G sh. Will srii o,"tis lower than any
h1isr IN the CITY, even II 4, :, ach tina: lsW
pr lseIl at less al, cast. VI. h cli,sr
ny business Ia The spiiig, the Gods mus be
'"ld. i'..nt f"rysl u cali; 40 charge tor show
my goods
NV. d. AZ.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-17
Martin Clhuzxlewit.

3 Tho folsi~tOg extract Is f,o.n this los
sella. work s'f Dickens. fssck>n.E /
assoul ~ disi,siss from his service IN
Puch, disqualification oil his eva niran
.iutuTs. aHd place. the net on The ! .s.'hsrge
y, b.. dn e. llSasi, = I'D
as,s.lss'k si.lif, ssl..i Nh tiil, III trei,ib.,
.:wsbas I.,.-,- sllihi> :ur,,.ss Y..an are u;
going Ia d any ,n,ng IL hassc ys.us slsay
fegrri9n -
mo, my goad ii. said Mr.. Prcksn q,
'i6tunly ss..i,J.' Bs. ! nav. J slts ,s.fGf
chag2sNmch lprs py<lpiy. aad. il Aha.i
u schar, nd, my friends any 1Dsl@
Oh .at1 rsssses,,. ss.ss.sss-s.,sx sss..
.n.a h;sg, bfat az d. aa;w.,s 1--WE.
aid StSd5ii Iai6in ai,y oti,sr tain shae
punialassst mi .ssiln, when will aspa,'-
sind tseia- ~ kssos.. thee " hen vii
men ackaowlsdSv li5se n thy neglect q
sssdts. uuskslt sssnasI ssassa,y s,<i % !.
giiFth0ir 1sro uiston IA thy snids uian-
',apA aapt 5lby ds%slsle I'D .xsf ~.
.rmiued udEr, yboss duty -sv soeisty =
Mw /. d:l!Sl tAs Is III stqhiiu.l . pun
'.sskme6t Tlld death, bsdsf ttoV ncysr,
pap,a (uly 70 discksrgs y baisips sp
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-17

ME -uhscrihprs have rsinbl 81 IL ~
L brunch III heir house in hi. ti.v. ~,
hr store Opposite Mr. Wc.lc, .;"re.. where
.h-, intend /" krsr good supply Tin
Plates. Copper. Sheet Irun, Hire. and 7rnners
Stock it, grnrral-Al.". Stoves of NIL pa,-
terms, viz: Cook. ~ plates. I plates. B"x.
sP,rl"r and Airtgh,. Iron of All .izes. Steel
Veils. Salt. J~wett's Plough. &c. u" which
swr w..nld respectfully invite the as,rniin
e the. rublir. knowing thu. b \ the low rash
,r'c~.. We w;it he rnahlr,l 10 please u " wh.,
ma, favof ~ with u call. which VIZ rarnr-,-
i, solicit, BRIDGE & HALE.
Ma, Gt
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-17

dominated 4. VET 1 new nn~. has. DUR, E
lie vesr just t-ios..sl. m sds ra.nss ssrit,-~.
1~ing now essatii>l,t:!. thni rraiiv g.ssi
,n4 Will pu, up Br~f ~, sb' hat from
snrr;rs nj . lowrr pr;.~ ihsn, Irish the
.re'uiicc aga nat the sae,ic!e among I! o
sti'.ewnefs u fast giving, ~Hy. "
The sascs during the month have nes
scrn ssten -iye. iHpr0yn taking 10 sup.
n u .Ire ssns wants. desirnualto ascertain
Is,r p'obsb'e quantity likely ID cohs~, for
ytnrti h. nrr sgsing in,ss their win ar stock,
Thu stock III Iksf ~ h's date in barrels
md ,,iercs.s. Is equal 70 6 03Q ,,ietres 2
.srre psororiiun d which isold and like
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-17
sl,erin's sale.

DY WHINE vi n rpecia, writ of. Eei Jara,
ID issued on a, deere. Of = fovec'"s.rr ~ Il
MORTGAGE Oh the ChanceTv aide Of the Dis
irlct Court ., the County 1fDes Nouns. L. I
will sell ~ nnilic nnc,ion. :" The h'yhrs
bidder sswiGhn,t RADIATION or nrprni~ment' a
nv tiic. door, in the Civ az Bur- ,ns'"r. il
nd COUNTY. IN the third M"mda. ~ F. brma
" (i9th) a. H. 1874 the da.'essi, d. s,,ibt,
property, 10 wi,:--Ati the t,llnwiny nar r.
par. 81 LIT M SIX hundred AMI ,w'Hh
f,ur (6l1) in ,h.a Civ %. Darlington. i" ra,.
c"up,y nf Des Mem, s.,and bounded as t.
sl.,ws: hcg innn,u nj thr k"r,h W.ei c"rn.
Of said l.as, and running thence with th'
north h"unnarv thereof, one hundred an'
seventeen feet sn the .lie,, thence = 'uth "a
Tong she allie, sixty feet, ,hence w.s,.,ly b.
! line rar i,eI will, the 6,st line 10 ps,'"
six, e.. J let. south 81 ,hr b.gininx ." III
west ~. ct said Lat. ana thence with 'h'
w~si boundary OF sa,d LOT &" The place " tic
Z. mig. Said eass b,iax np,n decree T..
tae tesscl,rur~ 1T a n,.i'Vsr. IN tssar al -
phsn h. gam RI S,o,g- J.,hu h. ptast. 81"
10 taxi. ptuce NJ 10 .'rierk \. " 1T said cas
JOHN u M'kENNY. shaun
IT Die M"nc. count. |. I
Ian 18th l8ti-4x
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-17
slerin,s sale.

10y virtue ~ ~ spscsa. wrst " Eeri far'ns.
ID is<urd IN y t.rv-e ~ foreclosure ~ n
mar,usY~, or the Chatc-rv side ~ the D..
,rc, Con ~, de county of Dr> Neiar., 7
I viii ell Mt pubic sac,i.sn I" ths h'rh"st
hidd.v s'withoni ratndf;pa or aypraismrat"
IN, fI;cc do. 7, in tho ti:s"' B .r'invson. u
saiA c nrf, . ., ,hr IN I'd Mindia> o: Fehs"s-
~ fI9h) A. d. 1874, lie following nrsrr.hrd
tract or parcel .. land to vii the East hall
ii abe srn,h. West quarter Ut Section ramhs'
ia,.,v 6vs. in Township number .srv. mt. On
N.,r,h. ia Range four Wssi. l,ing. being ant
ei,ua,.i in ss,d eCouu.v al Des M"'nrs, an.
rrhsa.hing eighty acres. Said sale or'r.
us."a y decree ter tae tar+csneurr vt mort
gage ia tavar al Thomas Have. rs John W.
del. SAL 10 taks pisesas; 10 O'clock a. "
Of said day.
JOHN II M'KENNY. Sheriff.
"i i,es Moinrs County, ! 1
Jan, 18Th 1444--Aw $50
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aaA1a a SrfassH
specie-sIints- Coinage y

When Benton said that he expected
Iha, the. daY. would game wlsea lhe brunch
,,cns year, The Wigs huph.d tili 70
s-orp The prr''icti"nis no~ ,nr,s linn
Thrilled. The mlpl has COINED Iou' in.
aseai al three millions scar. We in.
Ute tho attention 81 our readers, 10 the
following extract sfrne shs .cManNrcisi
dcpa,, ,nrnt ii the N. Y.tExenine Pos,:--
We recently made some resna rks upon
ihe small pr0pnristi OF the, precious mo-
tails imported, which ar. c.,inei. The
9 dsffi.uhy +xisis mostly in the want "f u
,isin, which rap promptly csnverl foreign
tt,ins in,s Unnsd Sa,rs isiDshcy without
TX ,ei,<e::s THIS fac, that .,m.sy cannot
b.. readily ,cs,ned. causes Amrr,can god
to rr,mnnnd premium 1T l Z" . per tent,
~ time when SOME 3ie .OJJ.o0JM the
.pr.<'itsss ..sa,als are, lying idle in the
vault. of the hanks. This scarcely Of
the nn,iMal COIN in a manner conpcls The
circulssmn al hank pal err. TIE nuIl.,n
dinous variety OF foreign coils If every
desert p,ion and value, which reached our
shores arr, tar from Suitable tyr .rlscula-
ii"r III The thannris Of ordinary t,iness.
because tn. people Cur the most par, arc
unacquain,ed with their va.ae. Ilcnc',
! IN p,ri' renee to laying prtmIan o a
/ 4 FER cent To Consert 4, inD Amer lean
com bark paper Is taken FIR w-s'e,n cir
cula,'on. Il. perchancc. quantity 0,
English gold iads lis WAY ;u,o the west.
ern states in the purct.a ~ OF produce. it
soon sinks into rho vault .of some bank,
and its pla in the gene IN! ejaculation,
suppiisa ty pspe, promising three tunes
| III amount. This evil I'D - The es,ab
II si.as,.., al a min, ut Nav Orleans IN
1874. That insltu,i,,n has howevcr. I'm
Ill The present Aees. donc tu, Ii,,i.. ha>i
ness. although tina, is promincn, p.,int
tor ,h,. import ~ the rrs.s i'us metals
II = reason. has ls.s1i ilsa, the paper ISSUES
q tile. i,r.k IN hanks have n>urped fh-
channels u: circulation, and prevented
cain from p+rius,ning It's legitimate ',inc
hons In The summer aud tali uf l8i2.
hove vcs.s the bsuk were c,uawte y,
rs in,s liquidation aud their p~sncisu,
| issues were Withdrawn sr.m citcu asi.n..
I,nm.d,a,kis AN inRax d. the apfe,i.:us
ne,nls co n,vcncvd aaa from the Isl 5 p'..
/, l842 TO tho Isl Jan. 1911. Sls.O)u 900
ia Specie arrived. at thai ln,.,.i. " this
amour, absut - ,OC0. 900 remains in tho
vaults oi ,i,e banks md $1,000 600 have
pnsstd inn ,cl,cula, ion; ot this amount
$4,000 Coo has rasscd through the n,ia'.
being So. Ier cent. moro than Tho wi,,ne
asss'uus FtryuusIy colncu lnere. me
coinage nj that mint has been as follows
from IT'S organization:
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-17
NEW STORE.

ME undersigned na- just opened. in H.
j new hnild,rv On JenrrsaL street. 1ppo-
size D.c,"r Ransnm'.. an entire new stock ~,
Fall aud Nm'er Go"dr, consisting IN part o.
the folt"~,ng articles.
fir"ad C ,ths III various rnlnra. C ,ssimrres.
Beaver and Pilot cisihs. Sstiuets, Hnrhii,nt :.
flames, Rose Rlnnke:s, Lin<e,s, Sa.frings
aud Sh,riings brown aud b,+achrd, t.aliro. :
1T variams descu ,unns. hr.wn Dr,liil1s.
T,ck,ngs, C,nion F.inr.l, .Shawi.. tlanik. r
c,,cf.. & owes. Ribbons. tapes. kcrnt->,
C. ,mhs. I.ar4.s A. I,acas fanc,. adding. c ri.
ready mad, G "thing. Boots aud s ,ocs, Cru
ceres aud Sal. a
0 aq ALSO.
Fish OF varinus k,nds. which will hr .n'd
for caah nr III exchange TO- r'"duce n The
isw-s. PrIcss. THOMAS HEDGE.
nav rs. ,i3--ly 1T t
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-17
sQulecnsvarc.

IN r susfs,,h.t bar JAZZ -. h. 4 good ~,
4 u set men: 81 Queens y ATE. Glass WAR. &c
~pich be etle,s very low iur casil = ASA, or
Torn. g ss8F aeN 4aFfI a88ttn
sass. 4sss.,ts 1se ALSO, ssss 4aes l#ssse En-
81 6Hnslss other articles. such a. cnrprras. a J.
aw, ludie geo. hlaad%r, Salt P4tr-. fissia t;ine,
ch aks sg v s,d. ssisr t,li, Ink. ss,ie~r. ar.
Ian a.. sSa&A - TDAtip.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-17
LOOK HERE!

AM rnw in " III fPurk o cast; all those who
i K nw the ms. Ives in et d +, he by note
sr book account will abl,g4 me b. na,ing WIN,
,1.. owe me in cash or ork. orr or ths sih. r !
must have. se3 ga IS. DAY ID. Y
s#&
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1844-02-17
aHAADW ARE.

B6t,s. screws tiiaye,. Door Handles Norfolk
i.srhs He'd serrews. liad ,iilisaw \.
Packet. Shoe and Uulcher, kuiss., lront Squares
Screw Aasars. Steel Sissrs. Curta,a Pins, Knit
ting do; large sssostun<Mt coinbs. Kim Lork-. Pad
Locks cSss do. trunk do. shrsss do. Fesrmssloa
cape, cut larks. shoe thread. mill SAWS. irStfes
n.tifs, s,aaiss Iron and gfain shsvet., wool aud
.s,r-s c.r.is prsas ss>ors..ssat halves ana forks
r~adiesllcks states. ~rssaE lah. sisats tight snd
heavy had and broad axes, Alsv--l 80 bDls Ken.
assiss ALI. 100 sarks u. a. Do.
BsrlHgtouy 0et. ~ lss3-|ly 1f nssa Il,