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Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-12

Low for fhs Dadp-The lsss that ssgs
wives The tomb, says Irving, Il one .of r.
noblest attributes Of the soul. lf il has -
woes, il has also its delights; and when
this dyerwFelinmE btifstM Rlicf r tatiissstssyy
into tile gentle tear Of reoolIscAiseA llwn
the sudden anguish anil canvnlsea seepS
over the preseut ruins oi, al Ahat Nc mo-
loved, are softened into pensive medil.-
tions on all that was dear III The say of rs
leveiiness.s Who would root sncA v aas<
fnw frsiusihe heart, though i may seuss-
times ilrow i passing clostt ossr lie brighe
hour Of ga) ~ ,or. spread deeper sadasss
over tie hour. II glool;; Set WHO womb
chaisre II even fcf Tive scs,g " pfes aHgb
o. The barst q sesslryS II NJ there's y :
voices troiils lie tnpl, swceler than SanH
there is y remembrance of lie dead =
wl,ch We turI. even from il,s Charm " lta
li,i..y. FfrriH 848t A tEa SeaNs s@fS hEf
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-12

ikOase, Sign AND Fancy Painfimg.
EoATEs g. HAWKINS, (valley street be-
~ tween Main and Water, will execute eve.
~ description of Painting. plain and ornamental,
in the best and most approved style.
y Fhey respectfully ask share of patronage
apr % ,44-<tf sessssssi lE6 II
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-12

II G. HALL. Of Mount i5s,t .,a :
=. Mills, Of Bstiiuktf kls i've this iay
practice Of Law upder the name 81. of H.Il
Mills. They will attend aliihe Courts Of the
nrst ard second Judicial Districts. crim;nsl
nusiscss attended to insny.psrt .sffhe Terrirorv.
once IN the brick building oa Msin street now
occupied by F. D. Mills.
c. HALL.
sept "a diff S. II = -
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-12

SIS LaAtx y Ray, 80 -
MGn.fadsrsrs fsF}eseh Barr, 1(7lstoue,. oxd
LedlcTs IN HoitiAg Cle(j&.
BVRLlNGrON, lUWA.
sMillstcnes inside toor1er. and constant sups
ply on band. Screen t'!se. hosting screws and
mill irons, furnished at the shortest notice, and
warranted ofthe best quality.
june l'4i-Iy
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-12

sap u ssks ssslkssa Pastsf ls1iMs q
wlsa sssp viii hslAp.%ysrags o.
pa % y asus'a s-tr 7p,ssaunssils ysis---
sbsgga.sgs5 III
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-12
NI0lnSSes

Oh BBLS New Orleans Molasses,
eeisea = from "A New Orleans. for sa,e cheap. Sy
apr Is,43 J. 6. EAEMAN, Water Ut. ;
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-12

81 .sricids. --t2l. sJ.1M. WoodsSs ~ IN
co,,ays ennmil,rd saieisle by i,snsine,ki1n-
.s,if uns the evening ot uha l2lh inst q Ae
hsd 81 times eviaei stch 4 6rpfessian ~
s,isits as 10 occasion some ~ islY MI
watchfuln.ss on the part 81 his RisfH1Hs=
On Thursday evening h. lesi home ~Nsaing
that he MAS going q the resi- iePfs tef his
san v ges sons ms tobacco s psns; Y, sss!s.
'nsst uscrhipg ssspesssed " H. rtek =
He had resi.ied inithis Ie,stniy sssNeselelk
or len years, and wss 4 zqeAs eitizsn. ast = !
Kind neichhar, an1 leaves ! large family
and circle " friends III deptDYe VIZ ust7snF-
N end. IIr wAs scsns aty yessssflxke,
md wssa fsan rriaves yt'd&sr2 &enpty,
uyiRiria. RieAnap.f Wig plsass s-sics.
l--Favstte yNo, Ti4sss. 80 - : ~, -
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-12
RAC0N.

4onAcholCE city cured Ham. Tor sale
lCOV by taiareh 3, ISL DAvr
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-12

Akn KEGS choice Lard pa, MP for family
lCU use a,d ior sale by JS,DAvfD. .
-Aiaseh 2 .as ttlAwkavs ropvsl y
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-12
81 JAn.rs C'1A1sKE.l
aIe c5o,tttr all0 Aoufrtiser
80. = rusIisHED WISELY
-. RYi JAMES CLARKE,
,errsssox ST., B BURLINGTON, IOWA .TIRR'Y.

-@ =
TER MS:
fso DsLLARs per ea"aas. IL paid in advNass
.-Ssra DoLlARs Al the expiration OF the wear. -
~ sybse ripsspu will be di.continns uptil all
,saxe. shali hare been paid. unless NJ the option
!, fks sdtnrs: and subscription ill be received
49, shcyter term than three n,oMths. All SUBJ
.rSss6isas for less than one year must be paid in
Ads. rtisemsrf. Of square ard less will he IN.
s,yfkd onc< for ONF DOLLAR; and for every snhsr-
..rs1a ias< ftiou firTv cENrs will be charged
s,hsisi iiscouss will be mAds upon. early adser-
t;senests. 49, ss4
a. shsH ozes q. sit. ssS III i}ss
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-12

FOR SAFE An n nARGAIN.
rI>HE dwelling house now occupied by, J., G.
Foot on Main-st. A ccmmodioas build
ing and pleasantiy situated. Fa,quite Of
oct t9, S. sNs g@GKtNfES & STARR
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-12

! ~ r.oon Sxx4sxyY yvve ssnlly esMs6 Abe
following onsSers <asns saAsFtsy sissfasssn
twc sne wSbq,psn sAe arfst.v sssA .,
J, ,sfiI). yscksqr's q dad ad.a IL. J, =.
s.Yes. know IL - IT III ii
20 ysVsils hsTshnkirk hstds w9ak 0e1l1os1|
Wa1ainStUnsB5 thissiAss. Was sad feziliffs i
~ ~ rsfsu xd T{t6 KysanFie I'D
\ II Nsax i1ksnniiisatS w. Fepf oylsl
! seyA * ~ neHshM ,tha sl31las' { .YErs
| sxpfessiy9 thsn thsk sesle.l IN - 10ss
cuI uIeries shd &DnJel w oves sflss'fa
ssi 1Alfs stls4 tSt stu 4sst's iatsf - a. \
-s6s bsSl lllasseu Issa ,ssz.ziaiz - : i1.s
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-12

NV f. are prepared tn mt the entire hsse-
wv nsent STORY OF lhr' 'ssi,srret 9ilouss y
Thsfe ate s6,hs iivs or six rscelient e,cr.
ruams with cellars gdsr tee wLele: For
ts.sns, which are cheap. .~qafrS Of
ma, As tsR M - 4 STAIR
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-12
kia;ls,.
Wrap,,i,,g Paper

1nA REAAtSA nedia,n and Single Crnm,
HvDV1 Rag and Straw wrapping paper, il
store and for sale very chesn bv 81 ~ 20 y
zsmaSsl5 ~ Nc Is RREYF 4 Co. )
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-12

So PeisiaM Bags,
a FEW Of these delicate perfumes for sale
N atfhe City Drug Store, by
TsS STU. 1S45. 7ss Sses- /. flE EAD.s
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-12

6HR HBl~S Tar jist recsived and Tor tajS
Z1 NJ srrsiIi Z, tsAgrMtAN.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser., 1845-07-12

NJ IHOAtiS0N. attorn<s and, q usrs&list a
&f>L iss. aud cvasseifor si,t .siis mar in Chan,
sfyT eise asegt for the pure base aud s,le Of real
Ez1 80. MMlnt fsrasant. Henry county iowa. sas
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THE OFFICIAL ORGAN.

Mex, in intensity TO the anxiety to know who
would be appointed TO the Cabinet, is the almost
universal desire TO know what paper will be Sc
lec,ed as the official organ. Some wish il may
be his some that, and some the other. We
hope il may be one that has never given, and
is never likely TO give, offence 10 any section or
swing" Of the great Republican party aud
such being The case, no man, no press, whatev-
er disappointment il may produce, will conlin-
ue TO utter any reproaches againsl the President
for selecting any confidential friend he may be
pleased 10 designate, TO conduct il. AS well
might politician insist on being chosen con-
sllulional adviser of the President. as for a
press to insist upon being his organ. But we
think that the fortunate press, whether it shall
be any Of those now in existence, or one to be
created, should be willing TO propose some
such arrangement TO the others, as would, or
should, render satisfaction. The official jour
nal, during this Administration, can afford 10
extend liberal indemnity to the unsuccessful
candidates ..I
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-------------------------
THE PUBLIC PRINTING.

Ii is understood to be settled that the Sc
nate will not go into the election of Printer
during the present session. So there will be
Printers to be chosen by both Houses of Con-
gress next December; and thus there is afford
ed golden prospect for those who may be em-
bsrked in the newspaper business" in Wash
ington. We have no design to witness thu
lucky ceremony, provided we can get away on
reasonable terms; but we predict the next
printers to Congress will be nep men.
We believe the Census printing is likewise
ODE executed during the latter part Of this Presi-
dental term; which will amount to between
one and two hundred thousand dollars
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PLUMBIs DAGUKRREoTYPEs,-Those who watched
the first experiments which made In this cou ntry
upon daguerreoype portraits, scarcely supposed thai
such perfection would be reached as IS now exhibited
by Plumb, who had devoted his attention TO this
branch of fine arts. We we'll reu ember sitting three
minutes with the full blaze Of the upon face
only sofened by the rays coming through plate Of
blue glass 1t thea thought necessary to have an
immense mirror projecting out Of the window, by
which the sun was thrown into the rom directly IN
the face of the sitter. Now by the improved nstru
ments and by the improved process of preparing the
plate, by which it Is made much more sensitive, Il
sun IS dispensed with entirely, and the time OF sitting
is reduced from fifteen to thirty five seconds.
The art Of Uniting the pictures has also been discover
ed which adds much to their brauy taking away he
cadaverous and staring expression before great
back to the value ofdaguerreoype portraits. Haitian
hour spent in the gallery of Mr.. Pumbe will satisfy
any one of the great advance made in the art within
year or two. This gentleman occupies nearly tho
whole Of the large building the upper corner OF
Murray and Broadway, andhas seven or eight opera
tors, who are constantly employed. He has also
adjustments at Boston, Philadelphia Washington,
and other points which highly successful .Ntv
York Mirror.
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,nv oeea.jon for treaty between China and the Uni.
ted States, and more especially suggessiag thu, the
pres.nee Of the squadron oftbe United States In The
Gulf OF Pe-cbe-l might occasion susp'c'o" ana snA
ley. 49, M.
TO these suggestions could not, either 10 ci'iy
TO your Exceiiency or In justice 10 my government,
avoid responding 30 far ss W make knewo INC i'sno
IL purposes Of my Government, and my own foaoi
ness 10 proceed 10 the north by The nisnd routes ~
that course w uid be more acceptable To the Imperial
Government.
had no occasion 10 request Of your kxceilency
the means OF proceeding 10 the North, as my Gov
ernne had itself such means IN The squad
ron despatched by 1t 10 this coast for That among
other purposes
Ia regard 10 the mode aud place OF delibersting
upon all things relative TO the perpetual peace and
friendship Of China and the United States, your Ex
celency refers TO the precedent Of the late negotia
lions with the Plenipotyntia[y OF Great Britain
he rules Of politeDess and ceremony observed by
Sir Henry Pottingor were doubtless Just and proper
in the particular circumstances Of the case Bot 10
render them fully applicable 10 the United states II
would be necessary for my Government, IN The FIRST
instance, TO subj the people Of China to all The ca
amiiies Of war and especially TO take possession OF
some island on the coast OF China place OF resi-
dence for lis Minister. cannot suppose that the In
pefal Government wishes the United states TO do
this. Certainly such wish is entertained at present
Dy the United states, which, animated with the most
amicable sentiments towards China, feels assured OF
being met with corresponding department on the part
Of China.
have the honor now TO take my leave OF your Tx.
celleney and, In dong TO express my regret ths'
II has not been compatible with my duty 10 make my
compliments in person, as ii would have given me
pleasure 10 do, TO the Governor of the Province.
Wishing your Exeelency all health and prosperity,
| remain with high respect,
C. CUSHING.
To his eEcelency CnISG, &c.
n. n. sa.,,.,xJ\
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NEW MUSIC


A NJ. FISCHER has just received the following
w Ne" pieces, which will be sold at one third
less than the Northern prices and three cent,
page
me Lovers Ride, song, arranged by r. Light
My heart with fear and trsmbIing-ceIebrated
Duet IN the Opera of Marguerite dAnjou-Meyer-
beer.
my home Is not happy when Donsld's awa'-com.
posed by Loder.
Hail hail to the Colege-com. by r. Brsitor.
ne beautiful and true-composed by Spilmsn,
ne mnis'erlng angel-romsnce, translated from
the French Of J. Pequent, Esq Of J. w. Walter, 20.
vienna Maznrsa, uy Madame Korpjnay.
Gabrielle Polka, by
Airline Gallop, by Viereck
Hewitt
oie Bull, Dream-waltz arranged by g Grsbe
cadets Waltz, composed by ID. M. Beethoven,
Military Academy, West Point
Prince Aiber,s Wslizss, composed by Lsbiizhy
march l4--f
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Usirrp STATES LEGATION,

The undersigned, Commissioner and Envoy Ehua,
ordinary aod Minister Plenpotentlary of the Oni'su
States 10 the Court Of Peking has the honor 70 a9
knowledge receipt this day VI your Ehcoilehoy
mun,csiion OF the lst instant. 4,
In that communication your Excelency IS pleased
to request the Undersigned 10 wait in The Province oi
Yuh until The views OF the august Sovereign can DC
ascerlaned Ia regard the most convenient mode OIL
proceeding 10 Pekng; and your Excellency also sus
gests that, possibly, Imperial Commissioner may
he appointed TO meet the undersigned
1his is weighy and important matter, ana re-
quires much consideration; and, before ue UNDER
sgued can make any full and definite answer To your
Exceency's friendly proposal he IS under the neoes'
Sly Of respectfully asking Information upon Two SPe'
hc points.
In the first place, being unwilling tn allow the ia'o-
rable season for proceeding 10 the North TO pass
away unmproved be desires TO know at what time
an answer from the Court 10 The communication
which your Excellenoy has made on the subject, may
with reasonable ceItainiy, be expected AZ Canton.
In the second place, he desires TO know IN
what part Of the Proviace Of Yuh your E1celleDcy
proposes that be shall temporarily reside IN case he
should find that the time of delay will prove 10 DO
sufficiently brief enable him To await interview
with an Imperial Commissioner before proceeding to
the North.
Ga being honored with Information on these two
points the undersigned will able 10 decide what rep,y
TO make to your Excellency's request.
Meanwhile, he reiterates earnest wishes for the
health and traoquhty Of the August Sovereign, and
the Of his high respect for your Excelleney
c. CUSHING.
To his Excellency CmsG, Sc.
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CLIQUEs DISAPPOINTED.

The Government gdes on smoothly not
w'thstsnding there are some grumbiers 10 DC
toAnd, rs they are always TO be iound' IN VIII
Gus sections. But they are few and lar De-
tween, and all the intervening millions are
pleased with the course taken BY the new Exc
cuiive. 'ish
Every section or branch OF Inc Hepuo''can
party no doubt INDUCED the nope 'hat wouiu
have q prevailing influence WIN the president
, The Northern Wig supposed 'hey hao ol"'
The Western wing were qo''e sure Vi nun
the Southern wing 'ooreheu upon monoPoV VI
h'm-but 10 u turns out 'na' ne Is MS o""
man, aud that he pays no speeiAi fesafu W any
paslc ular locaiiiy or Iacuoh. he Recognises NO
difference and makes no distinction in the party.
r. ,h ,.,,;.l p,.s,dsnt of IN. whole mar
'"e
" aud OF the whoie country and WINE inc pc
culiar friends of all the aspiranis for '4S GER
,.,i, a;.,noo;o,sd and sI,ahtv charmed vet
"'"' u'''PPo'a "AN ,'e'
they lind consolsiiou IN the discovery that lAls
ch.y,io and di,apoointment preyails universally
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The NAVY or EseL.Sp.--The British Navy. ac.
cording 10 The Register, embraces a90 mounted war
vessels, besides 2O2 steamships These vessels carry
ooas guns, to say nothing Of muskets, sabres, cut
asses, NC, and this number may be indefinitely in
creased according to exgencies. The Royal ,rvice
has l86 admiras, rear aSmiraIs and vics ,dmir,Is
Ils captains, ,63i ieutenants, and 30 900 sailors
The marine corps numbers 40 coo
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INTERESTING CORRESPONDENCE

Our columns are pretty nearly monopolized
to-day with The interesting correspondence
between Mr.. CUsHING and CHING, one of
the Chinese officials. Mr.. C's dispatches do
him infinite honor, and will hereafter be con-
sidered as models in diplomatic correspondence.
The style Of the Chinese functionary is both
curious and entertaining. His luminous com
mun'ion F" is strikingly characteristic of his
nation.
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plenipo,nlisry. Besides, il cannot bsa light matter
20 commence move mcnts which may even,uste N sos
loss Of the invaluable blessing OF peace.
As il 10 requisite, make this communication.
The foregoing oommonicAtion 10 70 his EAc.ienoy
G. Cushing Easoy Extraordinary and minister
Plsnipo,enIiary Of tho United s'a's' o. A'ns'
Tca.
TAoU KwAss. 24lh year, I'd moon, IAN day ('fp'"
|, ls44)
"A iaIthiul translation;
PETER PARKER,
fe. Joint Chinex Seoelayy 10 LBaiso"
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FRoM MExIco.-- Trial Of SANTA lima BY an arri.
val at New Orleans, We have dates from Mexico TO
the 18th February. Santa Anna wa TO be tried on
the 2i'h February, by the Cons ress erected as Jury
IL Santa Anna does not present himself before the
grand jury bot sends his written Defence the trial Is
to come off sooner.
HaIpears that Santa Anna has full liberty 10
mupicate by letter with whoever he pleases |, is re-
ported that several letters have been which
were addressed to several houses in Vera Cruz, re
commenting them not to denounce the several suns
deposited in their hands
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-03-14

WIVES CAUGHT BY TRArs--It is said that the Win.
nebago Indians catch their wives by setting rsps for
lhem-in other words, whenever a young Indian
taxes fancy TO squaw he leaves steel trap flo
front oil her lodge at night I this is taken by the
ia'her The squaw IS not expected to "put her loot"
10 ,he matter at sl-the contract Is considered set
ueo' not, and the young man deems the copper-co-
lored fair one worth an Extra trap he leaves two
sometimes three. Whenever the trap or traIs are
asken IN, the marriage ceremony at once comes off.
,hS Is about the last way OF catching . wife we
should have though, Of
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-03-14

1t is stated in the New Haven Palladium tina, the
Ph'ladelph'ans and Bos,onsn,, under the new Post
Office act, will have to pay FIVE cents letter for the
carriage OF only two miles the distanc. being jus,
800 miles between the cities. The Boston Post, how.
ever, says must hav. the two miles taken off by
act Of Congress-
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Communication Of Ching acting Governor General of
kpaHg 1Ing and kpang Sc, &c 10 his. Ercelency
c. Gushing EnpOy Extraordinary and Minister Peni.
potentimy.
Ching, Of the Great Pure Dynasty, acting Gov
ernor General Of the two Kwang Provinces. &C. re-
ceve the honorable PlcD po,entarys despatch on The
2Sh instant, and have fully ascertined from II that
the honorable Plenipoentiary's proceeding To pekinp
there 10 be presented to the Emperor has arisen out
Of sincere sentiments of respect and good will to
China.
Still more necessary, therefore, it is to await at
Canton the Imperial will pointing out the proper
course Of procedure. A. to willingness to proceed
70 Peking 10y the inland rivers IL il an excellent idea
OF The Pleppo,enary, wnh view TO avoid produc-
ing among the people suspicons nd anxiety Zinc dem
"a TO The sailing by sea but the inner rivers are
narrow and shallow near the banks and il will be
slll more unsuitable TO travel upon and alooq these
through the country. l, the acting Governor Gene
rail- will, IS in duy bound take the honorable Peni-
potenusrys sentiments which have come TO hand
and respectfully reporting Them TO the Emperor. will
SDemorialze the august Sovereign TO ascertain vbe-
theI he will giant orders TO proceed the capital by
way of Ten Tsn by the inland rivers or whether
the Emperor will appoint Imperial Comm ssion,f
10 come TO Canton To DELIBERATE eith the honorable
Pepipo,entsry lin which event il will be needl e,s 10
repair TO Psking or whether there may be som. other
node OF managing the business.
II is inerpedent for me, the acting Governor Cs
sral, to take uPep my,elfto deal with the honorsb
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THE CHINESE NEGOTIATION.
ON BoARp rnK U. 3. FLAo Sur BRAsDrwaE,
.Nseao keads, February ~, l64t'

ON BoARp TINS U. 3. FLAo Sur BRAsDrwIsn,
.Nseao keads, February ~, l6aa'
STA: The undersigned, bearing commissDns Oh
the part OF the United States Of America - Com
missioner and rs Envoy Extraordinary ami Minister
Plenipotcatisry To the Imperial Court and also M
vested with full and all manner OF power iof ana III
tho name Of the United States, to meet and eon .sr
with any person persons having the IKE authority
flom the Chinese Empire and TO negotiate, conclude,
and sign treaty treaties Tor the purpose oil regu-
istiDg intercourse Of tho people OF the two cou"-
tries and for establishing and confirming permanent
relations Of justice aud friendship between CHINA ADD
the United States has the honor TO inform your En-
coency that being the way TO the ciiy OF Peking,
there to deliver letter containing sundry special
matters addressed TO his Imperial Majesty by The
resident OF the United States, he hnds himself under
the necessity of landing at Macao, and remaining
there lew weeks, unul the Brsndywius shall have
taken in provisions aud made other preparations TO
enable her TO continue her voyage 10 the mouth oil
the Pint
In these circumstances the undersigned feels II to
be his duty TO enter at upon the iuhment OF
one part OF the instructions which he has received
from his Government, which is, that, Immediately
on his arrival ia China, he shall make particular
inquiries for the health Of It's august Sovereign.
The undersigned, in the performance Of this most
grateful duty, has now The satisfaction to address
himself to your Exceency, the nearest high func-
uonary Of the Cuinese Government, aud 10 express,
well in the name OF his Government as OF himself
personally the most ardent wishe. for the health,
the happiness, the prosperity and the long life OF HE
Imperial Majesty
The undersigned would esteem it a favor 10 re.
ceive from your Ercee0cy immediate Intelligence
Of the well being OF his Imperial Majesty that he
may have IL in his power TO communicate the same
to the resident Of the Uned States at the earliest
opportunity.
With which the undersigned prays your Exeellen-
n IN he nf tua IN he'd
consideration.
C. CUSHING.
HIS excelleney the GoynRSoR GENERAL
Oh kwAsG 4 ING AND kSAsG SE.
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a SMALL MsrAss.-The Albany Evening Journal
OF Saturday says The Assembly, on Saturday,
adjourned at an early hour q marx Of respect for
the memory OF cx Speaker Chat6ed, whose death
was 70 currently reported here tina, dsy II turns
out, however, that Mr.. Chat6eld is both alive and
well. We suppose thst the Assembly will have to
correct their minutes accordingly
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-03-14

The Hon. j. q, Adams presented only three hun
dred and four petitions and memorials TO the House
Of Representatives during the last session of Con-
pressl
The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1845-03-14

The Presidents Inaugural Address wa. received
at Louisville in 37l hours from Washington, dis
lance Of five hundred and nine,y-sx miles.