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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-02


= THE precadnv ay,,r. 4.
x2ky IL s,er 10 ,.e,ss.s, 49, i....S
e,.,.o. n. m. ......,,- - - -
81 Lk4AE u wrn Be soue.d that ! me- s sSy
ekN! K INIT ,s,.s tr,r, n, ,.,.,. - - -
X nss -hes ,.i,s A.. I'M, ~, 'ss 80, ~
WXkk1 r,,,oa az. n.i-,-s..i ~, l ~.
! "A N4 Life cannot b. .u.t. ned v,,s-
| - W. - o.tm II 10 thrown on oa shs slool
u and otbsr juices of body and do
peses BY this means Of neatly an n.
! i-psritss within The blood. By
tns means only works pure The aasuase Scripture N
"n the tn In M 4. .xx, h-eo.~ I,nn.,. h, -
s.esd directly to the aopp.ss isrpsuoa Il
srvss eaees any internal medicines always
ssnrs snsy ~ seoa and throws Of ali n, or
hauos hsoseh the insensbe Precipitation. Thus
~ -. neeesarr When The bocd
open me per,. aud 's'svss sf nom an inquiry Instantly ID,
nd vitality srs 'ufesat without particle ase
en- 20 o'.a me pores spoa ths surface, Thus
.y. dire, ,n.,r .se y, - An p'seu'oser bow
always the popsr one Tns 1hos sss
insancs cam. m, ydroos,s,., .s,oas ~ a. iof
Homop.ihl. ,,.s IN, insn,s.,., ~ 80 osnkesH II.
mercury and the busser,ns oasss so.. - as
| pli.. pius. pins - cog" ~ WIN
To svr SON. idea Of the amour, Of N. I...,sA,.
yin Dr Iswenhoch and IN. s,rs NJ
haavc that Nv, eshths Of an NE r,e,fy, ,,.
mach paed on BY this In other words drph
enn pounds psr day. wesvseuasd I've pousds VI .ss.
BILE Perrpirs,ion n td'- ..,.-'.-- N
none other than the ussd particles Of the blood
lues giving place 10 the and eah To
TO retain In the ysten eeishths Of all vruent
.n nsin. demands should have The BODY And
ms esse Inc blood of % aeiive priueps that
mines iho. PARTICLES the skn they form seab. pimpir
"Safs. ana otnei spots. -ft.s .....t .l
uannoh from heal 10 cold, the pore stopped.
.ca-ss ana nsrasr begins st once 10 devspe ~
go 800, P'Ase " vi" now oil me juices originates
~. ~. naans.. .,.
% oy stopping The pores that overwhsms mankind coughs
hs :, en'h, OF .he world die from diseases
" snppass ~ 'ne 'ns~ ns'b'e Persprauon.
humor to u. to p.rsv. ssss .snso nov y. ae.
be checked without Undue ips di-r...
Let every ndid mind What eou,v,
10 pursue IN unsop m. nor. .o., r.
Would Civ, phye TO unstop IN. poe.I OR xanr v s,
that this upon th. .aae, ,h,,. ,h. .s.
actually Isl common -cnsei And Va. tnos ~
physician any external 10 o., r.
reason Is that kpoeis. A. e.
pablo OF doing H. Under 10 phv,
clans and to snotber preparation this IN IL M
s A1LtEi has power To restore Precipitation
on he mead around Old sores upon tho chest short,
80 " e oay, wneshef diseased slightly or severely
Al, 49,. roI." a e.e'hai Sores serouous humos skin
b. - "ouna' 70 discharge their Patrid matter, and
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-02

hpNE1 u CO, Seed Store and Agricultural
II II Warehouse Merchants Row, Boon-Nuseries Fam
bridge Harvard College Mass miles
offer for aie the Vegetable
Agreuu d. and Grass odntry,
large and including the
Roots and the Dshas ao Gardening, Botanical
neultIfa BOOas.
The propnetoss Of these
of thirty five offer for of largest
collections
Fruit and Ornamental Trees.
Evcrgrsens, Towering shrubs and Plants.
Pear, Plum and Cherry Stocks.
Grape Vines Raspbsrries &C.
Greenhouse and Hardy Ierbseeo1s Plants.
Roses and CamsIlas
Dallas and Bsbous Flower Roots.
RhubaTb and Asparagus Roots
Buckthon, Abor Wa &c. for hedges
Great aent1n has been devoted To fruit particularly pears
and all the choicest kinds Europe
sonal visit 10 the mott celebrated the fao
wards Of 400
specimen trees Of which have been planted yearly
coming into bearing by which means perfect accuracy
may be depcnoed upon.
They would especially attention cuivators to their
trees which, beng North 10 resist
cold tan thnss iased where the comparatively m
Catalogue gratis.
The collection of Roses unsurpassed comprising than
twelve hundred yaf which
kinds TO be obtained Of the celebrated
France.
The house apartment compete the choice and
DESIRABLE Varres II Camefa PeaRonum, Azasa, Cactus
IFpny, Fuchsil, Chfyinuihcmum. JIpar Lilies, &c.
'.'Ahbeul discount made to large purchasers
b Al orders To be accompanies with the cash. dram,
satisfactory reference.
Catalogue gratis, 20 every post paid applicant
Orders addressed BE- promptly erseuted the trees or
plants securely packet 70 bear transportation
country, and FORWARDED without delay. Dc 1-5m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-02

ssn 70 ~pfessestee iAssne'
es rerspir.tios- u 10 The srcai eva-
eussion for shs ssspuritiss AZ tAs boAy
y wli be noticed that a thick eicudy
INIT bsnes from all points of the ssr-
ace. which isd'saies that this psupi
ratioh as~suniaiefrvpiedlv whsExs
are In hssitn. but eesses when wesrs
siek. Life cannot Be sustained WITH
o. I a. II 10 thrown Oh non the slook
and othsr Juice of the body. and do
pcscs BY this means Of nearly an The
Imparilles within Ne. The hlood- hx
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-02
TABLE OF RATES.

At Meeting Of the President and Directors Of the RICH.
MoND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAIL ROAD COMPANY. on the 18th day OF October,
lsi5 thu wing Table OF Rates for the Transpor-
tanon OF Passengers adopted, take effect and
after the Is day 81 December next unul otherwise
dered by the Board.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-02
AGRICuLTuRAL MAREHonsp

Ia L..
VIE subscriber keeps constantly on hand tho
- bsss and eemplsss OF Agricultural In
sa s.es and rs..s sr, TO BE found In The syA
elo~s--cot.ln. Rice and Sugar rio~a ~ 90 On so
soms Of thee Pow. are m.ds expressly fer hshs sasy se
ohers fo ioan' &c sin clay which hsy wssk
manner D. t1l - ,.l.,. i. ..ll'.-g
One hor Flows for the Norh with single and doutie moah
@ crop. ~s. a~ feet :. s' s S.; q.
uow both The thus doing double the of
single mould bnard. 90 10 90
keerrnehns Flow This does the wosk the hands
p-rorm on rice pantasa with trsehins ho~s and eosAv
web and with Ave uaes the raPsi that wors Ne
rico planter sh"sd Be without them. 90 TO O 50
-Four hose ro~s OF dssn, and FOE al hnsef
sossony. andy and
s. th..e h.,. esves attached thrm thu. enabling
ths on hor-e po~ns meadow wsh the solid swa
issaesd Of miy rsh phosed Mrow. Others adapted
trench powns enabling the nnnss deep
so Ths plo~s strong snoash grub suss. ~h h-r
roos heavy boss &C They likewise for partial ditch
~ 90 To 70 90
fnnS Flows Tor shaving on the turf preparatory TO rs On
burning.
hauows complete aormsnt OF Hsuare triangle and double
ons haro~s with wrought roa % -eel pointed teeth
me las, are very "perot 90 TO 10 90
noi Of various hed wood s'ose, iron single double
ase 70 move ny hand of hsss power, 10 90 TO % %
Sulv.os hand OF horse OF various psttsrns 90 90
hofs ro~era Endless chain snsls sor.s, rs 90
DO twohors. lleee
csstircu single OF two horss. SO 10 60 90
do ioar hor-e' $500
omtn rhf-shefs 2S 90 To 20 90
Beaters. 20 90 To =, 90
nn'esn.,s WI" separator" % oto % 20
Lover Ms 30 % to es 90
aann,ns MIS- n.s ,,, TX 90 TO =! %
n"'' s'"s, @- ei snhanx gam, =" W 70 fs W
Nils new and most admirable invention Inay wnh
% S nna OF o'hs po~sI ana are wen saapea Tor grinding Az
.'se ' ta .e'p nou""s wnaai lo mAse- W 70 "a W.
s"nd'ns con 'he ear 10 W 70 ~ 20
s su.n. NJ, .,S- nc 90 :" ~ w
c ss, va, No., -, a., nm . ooo 20 :, ~, w
o'hSnene" asa hnhet- WIN sneh Hom I"e 70 xoo bushels
ears per hou' the best These WORK BY aos or ohss
pr r. - w W ~ w
mon ' "''''' " "A"'' "A'' " "' 20 To SO 90
w.,.,,- ,,,,. r., 49,. $780, -. Z
% ~ N""'''' o' ''o'ns up Pou"eN oes"' SO % 10
su." Cutters ,"tsn Common hand Ind' ooo,o 90
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-02

DECEMBER I'D. Is45.
Cheap Dry Goods-BIRnkets, Servants, Gle
rhtnR, sc.
ID ~ JENKINS Woud invite the attention ofihos7 wanting
lO really cheap GOODS examine bis stock which
fepienishcd within few days
Blankets from 3 81, a. 3D. and higher prices
Bed Blankets from three dollars per TaH AID finer
large Of materials for and wOmcn's winter
clothing
White and Rel Fianneis, Is cents an6hnrr
Cheap brown and bloeched shirtings and sheeungs
Cotton OEnabufFs. an kinds
9iso, ~ EaHoy Gsods
Cashmsfe Reps, Housi ms, sHss shzwis
Worried Capes and Collars rich and esap sbawi pocket hand
keroheh &C.
Lsswse 10000 yards ealeoes basan. price, from
8, = 10, i2lc, and haer
POI bargains, call
Dec. ~ Ri JENKINS
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TO THE PEOPLE OF THE SOUTH.
N. X. WARD, Nos. :, 9, | | and l3 North
" Essex street Newark aud No ne Water street
manufacture an kinds ct Patent and Japanned
iher used by Carriage Harness makers Manufac
iuets, viz Japanned Skirtng irr Dash Railing Gam
melted Seating Bow, Pad Bei, Front Sip Lining Hides
ness Bride Leather &c; Also Cali skins
being extensively engaged manufacturing
Their and Japanned Musns, able furnish
Southern Merchants and Dealers moderate
their Mandatory in Newark their depot New
stors Of James Crane Richmond Va promptly
met In will the suheribeadow
Newark, Sept le65 e23-6ms
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-02
JUAN PIZZINI,

Confectioner Dealer I'm Foreign aud Do
nestle Fruit,
III AS just received per schrs. Nassau and Man.
- IL chester the following Goods,
100 BoIeS crop bunch Raisns
$50 Boxes do. $50 BoIes do
so Kegs malaga Grapes, (prime qunbty)
10 BoIes Malaga Lemons I'm 6Be OrdsI)
Casks Zanie Curants
Is Drums Suia. RAisns
25 Boxes Clifton Zine quality
Cases brandy Cherries
40 DoI. Olive on, tbesi quality
Cases PTunes in Glass Jars
Baks BordeaHI Alunonds
IS Drums Rks
10 Ffals Malaga DO
Bales sheBed do
200 Lbs Paper Shell do
90 Cases Castor preserved Ginsst
90 Bores RSck Candy
1000 Cocoanuts. freth and nne
so do Chinsse ere enckeu.
Together with large
ture warranted equal to this any Ao
largest sock and the greatest vaey NJ Frnch and Toys
Fancy Goods Pelmey he offered before
The above Good having been selected
on the very hest terms he prepared Oder induce
menis 20 wishing purchaSe either ~
tail; and therefore respectfully
County friends before they purchase doubts not
they will find 10 their
no Ons door below Efchanre Hank
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IRREGULAR.

lEoSARR HoSE NcoLL beg leave
announcement and they prepared
eonsgnments and respectfully solicit share Of patronage
yanees made when required.
From the adan They Agent OF the Maieawan
Rocky Glen and other large Mills they enabled offer
ents To both manufacturers and buyers
will give satisfaction who may
Their attention having been Printing
Cloths and fal,, they have for very large
these aTielrs.
They have also connected with their Commission business
pot for the supply Of Mmueurets articles
on banda full assortment Of all articles and
and as Agents Of the Msawan Machine Company
for all descriptions Of and woonen Machinery g3-6m
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1846-02-02
NEW BOOKS.

IIARPERs u.IuNINArEn BIBLE, No 1.-THE pre,.u,
le bring, the sacred ter, IN Lux. Chant XIX The Io-
o%s The eoncuSns number. will ea2piss seres I superb
Ilu I'm nation. IN eolots as tit.s ftoutispiee.. etc
PASTORAL IIPe Ann AIRS oF Tur .NctrsTs i,cus
ing the history OF SILK cotton linen WOOL and other dbous sub
observations spinning dyeing weaving ke
,pIendidy embelished vol.
This elaborate production comprises OF
rous information respecting the social STATE damee manufae
and attachments derived and
insta wholly general reader
Few works will be found claims originality
S' aoun, ., s.aon aue' Respecting 'n''
PARKERs AIDS TO ENGLISH COMPOSITION, vol i9mo
student composition, ve
the author having introduced some essential improve
en IN his plan and arrangement as well as his materials thus
uoI MSS LIFE op xoz.pr rv..-.,.. ~. ., u.,
- ,,s.-,,.i ,,,,s, as rN.rn ,,, W W
New EHTRA.rkIcE so
Of it soon To a style watch
would suced production an interesting
strkir narrative MIR Holmes unite, d.ph Of Lnox-dse and
appreciation very rare and remarkable We thai him
s.Iy 10, most addition to our standard and O'OsAPh
For sale al the BOOKSTORE Of
pAlNNh1 = noHNls-
NGTse P,oof.,o, o1 . o.
fully announces to ne e,,in,n. OF R,esmosd ami en mi h.
all prepared and execute orders on III. most
liberal Cloths CASHMERE. and vesnSs and
Clothing at this store surpassed by Philadelphia and
Che,nui Street Tho
splendid and varied Of bob Clothing
Of excellent cloths Of the finest finish
Clothing after visit n he s,os ,hsu s,vs ,,n
=. go. -. ~ ms ~ 'e "i'>aus" ei'hef
pERRyR u,NYuIp
No los Chesnut ST.
d. I9-dm front Of sanderson's HateL
n mn o1,> - 49,, :, ,I, =. . son -. -. 49,, -,
TX So, ~ - ~ -
somr bindir. nd hG, =, ~ . ~ n,,nns "a nInu
at lsI aan,ue
p Purchasers Presents will nnd
y eonvenn, 70 vn Bookiore containing all they want
ou,s an he nsd anu 'Ae 10 eyssy 's'e sno
UEpNp soo a. a.,
4 ror,,o,s,,.. -. 'r' :" 'o'e anu 'o' SA'e On nc
A. o, ,,p.,u,,,, ,r,.,,,,,, 40
20 1"n,eln" W, ohoIhths \ W.
LNEATHERS-I00O lbs prime live Geese
- Feathers lust received md for sale IN ot. In ,
dea5 l. H. CRENsUAV RROTupRs a Co
- aOKING ToBACCo-sOo III, = n No,y,ns.' anime sro.,,s
~ Tobacco IN store and for SHE by
In CRHNsHAw BROTHERS A. co
,,v No..
IL Of other law Won, can hr h,a ~ aodr,,s n =, 70
RANDOLPH co.'s Bookstore gind.ry Stationery Muse and
Fancy store l2l Main street de
NVER SUOESi OVER SHOLSII 90
@ w bh DhOES va
Boy, Mise. and Children.
de 90 J. ID HOOVER
ENonTC n,-,, 80, =
t1ohip h''u su'hh-zo hhds = hleo sugar, landing for
~ W % Whbh' hACoN W
GALLERY OF IITEHAHY POHTHaITS-
~ Sketches Of Modern Literature and Eminent Literary Men
being Gallery NJ Literary George Gnan-Reprnt
ID Edition volumes i'm one being No. and
ApFIeton Literary Miscellany new series OF Choice Books
Just published. for sale by
h5 DRiNKER n MORRIS
SUPERIOR BUNCH RAIsINs. ALMONDS, Ec-iSO boIss
~ Bunch Raisns bales and barrel, Boreau. Al
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J. NJ. DUE,
CO.PAKTNERSHIP.

tpNAkO HONE have this day associated with them mo.
IL w NICoLL Of Cray Nieon Co ) and will CON
tnue the Transaction Of Domestic Conmsso Goods
in this City under the 6n OF LEoSAED. HosE NooLL-
WIN. a. LEONARD,
ROBERT =. HONE,
JOHN w. NICOLI.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-02-05
District CGures.

The new law fixing the terms Of the
District Courts in this Territory for the
FIRST and Second Districts, reads as fol
lows:-
First District. In Henry county on
the fourth Monday Of February aud the
first Monday of September.
In Van Buren, county on the first Mon
day in March and second Monday in
September.
In Jefferson county on the second Mon.
day of March and third Monday of Sep
tember.
In Wapelln county on the third Mon.
day of March and fourth Monday Of Sep
TENDER
In Klshkekosh county on the fourth
Monday Of March and on the first Fri.
day after the fourth Monday Of Septem
Der.
In Davis county on the frs, Wednes-
day after the fourth Monday Of March and
on the first Monday of October.
In Lee county on ,he first Monday of
April and second Monday of October.
In Des Moines county on The frs,
Monday of May and the second Monday
of November.
Seconi District. In Washington coun.
" on the second Monday of March and
on The last Monday Of August.
In keokuk county on. the first Monday
after the second Monday of March aud
on the first Monday Of September.
In Mahaska county on the second Mon
day alter the second Monday of March
and on the second Monday OF September.
In Marion county on The third Monday
after the second Monday of March and
on the first Monday alter the 81 Monday
Of September.
In Polk county on the fourth Monday
after the second Monday of March and
on the second Monday after The second
Monday of Sep.
In Jasper county on the fifth Monday
after the second Monday Of March and
on the third Monday after The second
Monday of September.
Ia Iowa county on the 9th Monday after
The second Monday Of March and on the.
fourth Monday after The second Monday
of September.
In johnson county on the seventh Mon
day after the second Monday Of March
and on the fifth Monday after the second
Monday Of Sept.
In Louisa county on the eighth Mon.
day after the second Monday of March
and the sixth Monday after the ID Mon
day of September.
In Muscatine county on the ninth Mon
day after the second Monday of March
and on the eighth Monday after the sec.
ond Monday Of September.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-02-05

Speaking .7utonaton.-It will he re-
membered by some Of our readers that
about two years since German Mechan-
ieian by the name Of Faber destroyed
speaking figure. which had taken him Sc.
ven,een years to construct. He did this
in &, Of anger and disappointment, part,
ly on account Of failure in his work and
partly for want Of public patronage. Many
sympathized with him, and by their kind
ness he has been induced TO re-cons,ruc,
his machine. According to the Phialel-
phia papers, he ha. produced mos, won.
derful affair. ltpronounces quite distinctly
the letters Of the alphabet. names Of the
States and Territories. and sings several
popular songs. VIVA. practical use can
be made Of it we have not learned. 1t
ought to be placed in some deaf and dumb
asylum.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-02-05

"Late and Important from Teras!'.-
The Pres denl has returned the bill adj.
hitting Texas as State INFO the Union.
and she now constitutes the tcenfy eighth
star in our national galaxy. The glory of
lchabod is departed Texas is now rath-
er small potatoes. Late and important
from Texas" quo!ha! Texas be hanged!
Henceforlh she will be heard Of chiefly
in short paragraphs about the prospects
Of the cotton crop and the receipts into
The Galveston Custom House. .Three
days later from Texas" say you! Ii NAV
be three months for anghl we of the pres.
gang care. The "man in the white hat"
and the "Lone Star Republic" have alike
lost their prestige. Texas be hanged! -
tell Us how ''.he boys" are figuring in
Oregon, California and The Sandwich Is.
lands. = Memphis Enquirer.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-02-05

FOREIGN NEws.-Our dates from Bos-
ton only reach to the 18th. The Hiber.
MIA had not arrived, and we are disap.
pointed in not being able TO present the
news brough, by her before our readers
this week. The ship Iowa brings news
a few days later. con,radicting the repor.
Of the repeal of the Corn Laws. 1t how.
ever, speaks of Commercial Treaty be.
tween this Government, and Grea, Britain.
We think this is true and it may lead to
some compromise on the Tariff question.
The news by the Hibernia is looked for
with grea. anxiety. The rumor is that
Sir Rober! Peel has resigned, and that
Lord John Russell will have the Premier
ship. If this is the case the ports will be
thrown open, if lie can effec, it.
The Argus of las, Saturday says that a
passenger on board the Huntsville. a, Ke-
okuk, brought word that the news of the
arrival Of the Hibernia had been received
a. ST Louis, and that che brought intell.
sence Of material decline in The prices
Of American produce in Europe. Bat
little reliance should be placed on such a
rumor, as ii may be the mere work Of a
specuatsr.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-02-05


kno Of the Gazette is whether i, is for
or against such Constitution as we have
been contendIng fr-a purely democ ratio
Constitution ONE under which The msjo.
r.ty-Ihe Demncracy-can under every
possible set Of circumstances rule and
govern!
The editor Of the Lee County Demo.
cral shows his colors in manly way. =
He says:-
I'VE agree with the editor Of the
Hawk Eye in this. that the Constitution
should not be 'parlizan in It's character.
Blu, if we rightly understand his mode oil
arriving a, The result, we must OH some
points Join issue with him
This is just VIVA, we want. Would
tina, there were no other differences among
the Editorial fraternity than this. If all.
whigs and democrats, among the editorial
corps, would agree tina. the Constitution
should no, be pariizan in its character.
we ouId be satisfied. And if the mode
VIC have proposed does not meet with
the same appreciation. we shall be willing
to adop, any other that. may as effec,ua!ly
accomplish the object.
The election is 10 take place in about
sixty days. and i; is time every ones po-
.i,ion was defined. We wish all the
presses would speak out, as The Lee
County Democrat, has done. If they want
such a Constitution as was presented to
the people by the late Cony enIion, thor
oughly 'partizan in it's character lei
them say SO. Or it, like the Lee County
Democrat. they would not have i, "parti-
IAN in its character" let them say So
Let them say something, and not like our
friend across the way attempt to dodge
the question. The masses-lhe people
are for no.par,y Constitution, and
they will support no other.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-02-05
civ Election.

Fhe election on Monday last, under the
new Charter. passed off very harmonious.
lv. There was not excitement enough to
bring out all the voters, although the ci.i.
zens made pretty respectable poll OF
4I9 votes in all the Wards. In Wards |
and 2. there was no opposition TO the regu.
larly nominated candidates for Aldermen.
The CITY Government, now stands thus:
Mayor-John l. Corse,
.Hdermsn llenry Moore. Silas. A.
Hudson. Lyman Cook. Luke Palmer,
Richard Wait, Harvey Ray.
Treasurer William Is. Remey.
Recorder-A. T. IIarker.
acknowledgements White.
The details follow
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-02-05

The action on Mr. Bakers resolution.
presented in the House on the I4th,
shows The utter worihlessness Of the pre-
tensions OF the loco foco party. Their
President declares in the most solemn
manner that our right to the whole of
Oregon is clear and indispulable, and the
members of his party, high and low. echo
the declaration. But when they are re-
CURED To back this declaration by passing
resolution through Congress. declaring
that the President has not the power to
cede away territory. to which we have a
clear and UNREASONABLE right, they deli.
beratelv refuse 10 do so. So. Mr. Presi.
dent, you have the appreciation of vour
party in The House, TO cede away to Grea,
Britain as much Of the territory Of the u.
States as suits your convenience. - San.
gdnlo Journal
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-02-05

Mprico and tie United Stafes.-Thp
onion. in copying from the New Orleans
Picayune the news from Mexico. publish
ed by US last week, preeedes it with the
following significant remark:
II the following intelligence be correct.
then. indeed. the New Orleans Delta"
OF the 9Th inst, probably foreshadows the
result of the mission, and the course
which we must pursue. Elf Paroles has
succeeded, (says the Delta.) the mission
of Mr. Slidell will, OF course. be unsuc
cessful. and THE two countries will remain
IN state OF doubtful hosli!,ies, which ii
will be the duty Of our government to
bring to an immediate termination"
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-02-05

Half Breed Case.-rhe Supreme Cour,
has affirmed the decision of the Court
below. in the case Of Webster Us. Reid.
If no appeal is taken Ia the u. States
Supreme Court, The Decree will, we
presume, be considered as sustained. and
titles given by those owning under the
Decree will be looked upon as valid.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-02-05

Mrs Hannah Spurback, of Portland,
Van Buren, county. who requested us to
advertise for her daughter in las, weeks
paper. is informed that Mrs Roberts lives
IN Burlington. Mr. r. called to see us
yesterday. aud expressed much gra,ifica-
'ion in hearing Of the Whereabouts of The
old lady. This is another evidence which
shows the value Of advertising.
Burlington hawk-eye. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa) 1845-185?, 1846-02-05

We find the following from letter
from llartz, in Germany.
The emigration from our mountains for
Texas. have lately been so numerous, tina,
several OF the villages are entirely desert
ed. In less than three months more than
SIX thousand persons have Quilted coun
try Astounding with mines of iron. lead
aud mercury, which demanded only the
application Of labor TO give rich results, TO
tempt fortune at . distance Of four thou.
sand leagues.