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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-10-12
SHERIFF'S SALE.
SHERIFF'S SALE.
Silsby Stevens Ciermont Com. Pleas,
VS.. PIurieS Venduioni
G. L. Riley alias ErponGS.
Calvin L Riley.

VS.. P!aries Venditioni
c. L. Riley alias Erponas.
Calvin L Riley.
PY virtue ofa writ of Ueaditiom erpo-
AD mas to me directed by the Court
of Common Pleas within and for Cler-
mont County, Ohio, | Twill offer for sale, at
the front door of the Court house in
Georgetown, on Saturday, the 9th day
ofNovember 1871, between the hours of
10 and 4 o'clock on said day, the follow
ing described tract Of land, situate in
Brown county, Ohio, on the waters of the
east fork ofthe Little Miami, part of
survey made in the name Of William Ly-
tie, No. - bounded as follows: Begin
ming at all elm and two sugartrees south
west corner of Isaiah Wells; thence north,
, degrees east, l25 l-3 poles to a stone
and dogwood; thence west76 l 4 poles TO
a beech dogwood and sugartree, north
oast of Abraham Hockman; thence south,
2 degrees east 1G5 poles to stone;
thence north, 80 degrees east, % poles to
a maple and whteoak; thence north
with line of John Kain 40 poles to a
stone, between an ash and sugarlree
stump of the original corner; thence east
with another of John Kan's lines SO poles
to an elm and two sugartrees to tho be-
ginning, containing Sixly,four acres and
one half and IL poles, bo the same more
or less.
Ordered to be sold as the property of
Calvin L. Riley, in the above case
Terms cash.
JOHN J. HIGGINS, Sh'G
B. G. o.
SheriHIs offica Oct AtL 1SAI
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-10-12
SHERlFF2S SALE.
Aaron Eylsr ct al Brown Com.
Ys. Pleas.
Joseph EyIaT'J heirs. Partition.

Joseph Eyla5'J heirs. Partition.
Pursuant to an oder Of the court Of
common Pleas within ami for Brown
County Ohio, made at their August,
Term lS1l, / viii oiF.s for sale, al ihe
itont door Of The Court house in George
town, on Friday the 18th day Of October
1871, between the hours Of 10 aud 4 o..
clock on said.day the following real estate
10 wit; situate aad bei8c iu the county Of
Brown and Stale uf Ohio and bounded "a
follows begnipg at n large wtliauas spi
stone, Southeast cOraar 20 Henry EyIar;
thence south, G5 degrees l., 7a3 poles 10
a mulberry and two Elms; ,deHce North.
02 degrees east, 1913 poles to mgpie.
corner to Peggy Edje and II. EIgug'on
and others; thence North, GSdegrers
west, rs poles Ia a sugar tree aad stone
in The line Of Henry EyIar; lhencs with
Henry Eylar's line south, - degrees
west, 100 poles 10 the beCning,-coa-
tanning 80 acres, more or less; being part
Of tract Of land entered in the name Of
William Vauz.-Ordered to be sold in the
above case.
Terms one third of the purchase mon
ey In hand, one third in six months and
the residue in twelve months after the
day ofsalc-deferrcd payments, 10 be Sc.
cured by bond and good security.
JOHN j. HIGGINS, SlffB.C.O
Sherjlf's Office, Sept. Oh, :S4l
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list OF LETTERS

ID EMAlNING in the Post Office at Russell
IL vile, Ohio,on the Both of September, l841
which, if not taken out in three months, will be
sent to the General Post Office rs dead letters.
Elijah Willis Isaac Mafit
Mary Brown Mrs Sarah Jane d avis
VIM. Russell 2 William Brown 2
William Wright Mary Howland
Wm. B Williams Francis A. Drake,
John Carleton Jacob Aid
Jesse Philips Abraham S. Butt
Warner Jchrs S. X. Stivers
James Erwin Henry Bddle
Matthias Reissr
Tomb M.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-10-12
Hlgginsport, Sept. 28th, is4I.

Thos. Butt, Michael Bender, John Laiaber,
Matthew Gardner, Rob!. Bowen, and all 9TH
ers whom it may in any way concern,
WILL TAKE NOTICE,
TUVEIAT shall attend with the Surveyor of
4 Brown county, on the 18th day of Decem-
Der next, between the hours of nine O'Clock in
the forenoon, and two O'Clock in the afternoon of
said day, at the three sugar trees, an elm, and
large black walnut, the northwest corner of
Thos. Fox's 1000 acre survey, No. zoo; tho be-
ginning corner of Nathaniel Fox's 1000 acre sur
vey, No. 1925, and the south west corner of Lew
is Lunsford's 1866 2-3 acre survey, No. 1885;
thence with his line between the said Thos. and
Nathaniel Fox's said surveys, South, and with
the line between said Thos. Fox's said survey
and Isham Keudricks survey No. 5I79, and
Samuel Hopkins l4O0 acre survey, No. 1887, so
far as to perpetuate testimony relative to my
Zines and corners on said surveys. We shall
adjourn from day to day, and from time TO time,
as circumstances may re luire, until tho Same is
completed. Dispositions, it necessary, viii be
taken toprovo any of said lines and corners, or
any of my lines and corners. You can attend if
you think fit.
BASIL McKELFRESH.
SAINT 30th 1SAI --6U
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-10-12
S!IERIFF'S SALE.

Robert Morrow
VS.. Brown Com. Pleas.
P D. wilson Order ofSale.
NDURSUANT to an order Of the court
Il of common Pleas, within and for
Brown County Ohio, made at their Au-
gust term, l64i, | will offer fot sale, at
the front door Of the court house in
Georgetown, on Saturday the 10Th day of
October lS4l, between the hours of 10
and 4 O'Clock on said day, the following
real estate, 10 wit: In lot No. eighty six
in north Georgetown Brown County
Ohio.
Ordered to be sold as the real estate OF
P. d. Wilson in the above case.
J. ]. HIGGINS Sh'fB., G. O.
Sheriff's office, Sept. IL, 1911.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-10-12
A. ELLIS N,

ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR AT LAW.
Office ON the east side Of tho Public Square,
Georgetown, Ohio
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-10-12
Berkshiro Hops.

BNHE subscriber will sell three thoroughbred
Il Berkshire Hogs, and Four Pigs, on accom-
modating terms, application bo made soon, at
his farm, four miles back Of Dover, Mason Co.
Ky.
WM. b. MOOKLAR.
Sept. Gsth, ISlI.--gt
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-10-12
N o II &c E

A 1 my instance an attachment was this day
IA issued by Alanson A. Ilallsted a Justice
Of The peace Of Perry Township, Brown county,
OHIO, against the property and effects of Miche-
ol Bradley an absconding debtor This 9Th day
ofOotober, A, d. IS4l. Trial sot 2Oth Novem-
bur next, al 10 O'Clock 4. M.
JOHN BRUNAUGH.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1841-10-12
Land For Sale.

Sheriff's office, Oct. 4th 1871.
Mobile register and journal., 1841-12-11

specify the parcel of cotton against which II IS drawn, as to give all the advantages supposed to be derived from such specification. What security has the Bank from the tune the money is advanced, to the time the bills oi adng signed suppose II is de- s,rnyed by fire niicr the purchase, and before the shpmeni whose loss would it be, if not insuredt If insured, in whose does it stand! and to whom would ihe money bc pad by the office, in case o osst If in the name of the shipper, would not judgment against him, recover the amount upon garnIshee!- In whose name is the cotton stored? and m case of an execution being levied upon it, To whom would jury adudge the nght of property, II stored m the ot the shpperl and would not an execution le- sied upon the property even on shlpboard, bring up such question of ownership, to make Il very nn- certain risk for the Bank? But suppose the party mak- ing the shipment is entirely free from such position $ would subject every thing in hIs name to rigd scrutiny, what security has the Bank that inc money will be applied to the purpose inended and IS II not possible that even in the hands oi the broker, II may be dherfed from it's intended use or go to pay oid losses or obgations and finally, is it not possible, should the bills be drawn in the usual mode, and left with the Bank be exchanged for s'special Bills, when the shipment is completed, that the cotton alter purchase, should go to soma other, and not Dale De sent to the house upon the bills drawn, even tho part of them should be made !" specal''l Now, if any or all of these risks taken by the Bank m such arrangements there IS no such security as all shoud ho,e, who purchase Exchange, when not sa- tisfed with the character and responsibility oi the drawers, and inc nature or thc Dh wHen aOccPteus as from the the time when the money Is advanced, to the close of the shipment It is not secured; and of course, n risk of this kind should not be taken.
 But enough has been said for the present, in regard to the objections against such arrangements made by any one who has inc disposition of monies belonging to others, whether corporations or individuals At other time, you may hear from ma as to the security which IS given to the Bill of Exchange being made ' specia,' should "A Merchant" some other correspondent, mol make the public acquainted with the gross mistakes made in regard to it.
 A CITIZEN.
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HIAk,sAfsEA.

PoRTSMoUTH-Per ship Alabnma-23l bales hay.
 NEW YoRk-Per ship Floridiall-s full cargo of as- sorted mdse.
 NEW YoRK-Per ship Splendid-5i6 bales hay, AGA bbs cement, do oil. bXs mise.
 BALTlMORE-per barque Il Sheltof-3l0 bags cof- c l25 bxs toacco Is bb 33 Inf do herrnss 35 half do whskcy, ll35 haow ware, 36 nests trunks, 2U casks carei wine 9 baskets olive o 59 bales domestcs and sundry mdsc.
 NEW OKLEANS-Per schr Lousana-7 hhds coal, l300 bbs do. 10 ron 225 pes baggng 50 coils rope
 NEW ORLEANS-Per sclr Roen-aa casks bacon, 10 do clareI 5O do bee 315 do ou l5 do pork, 50 do do whiskey, do olsses So kegs lard, pipes brandy s hhds sugar.
 NEW oRLEANS-Per steamboat Champion-lll kegs ard do butter 50 casks caret 355 bas wine, 2i tcs rce 50 sacks corn do onts le casks bacon, 5 bxs tin 22 bds sheet iro % bbs whiskey sundry pkg bxs, &c.
 NEW ORLEANS-Per steamboat Creole-20 kegs lard, 39 hhs sugar do bacon, bbs apples 75 bbs whskey 10 bxs cheese 50 rasins, C0 sacks oas 2l kegs butter, bales hay, crates cabbagcs.
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For tho Register and Journal.

Ia the Ledger of yesterday morning, appear some very just reectio&s upon the purchase of Sterling Bills. The suggestions made as to the pl obable safety of purchase of such Exchange in the various con iingencies mentioned, well calculated to arrest the attention both of Banks and of individuals. The subject is now ad before the public, and it would be desirable that [" A Merchant should continue his |" reflections" that the many very erroneous views evertaned in regard to it, should be exposed; and that all should know when there is safety in such pur- Chases; and how Bill of Exchange called "special entities it great confidence than one drawn m the usual mode; whether the produce upon which it is professed he drawn, is actually aad in all cases, subject to its payneni; whether other claims will have preference om of the proceeds of such ship ments; and what eiiose claims are!
 But my present object is to notice the transaction in ot it's risks before the shipmen: Is completed in this port. regrt that individual responsibitie, have been made suk ject of remark by sA Merchant -as, am quite sle, objections enough will be found such operations without such reference being ne cessy; although, 1t s true that the objections bea much greater forces when the only security is the re- spectale characte of the parties making the arrange ment. In order present the subject fairy, let u. take said have actually occurred and whicL i IS supposed is the ordinary in such cascs.- The Bank agr ees to take for purchase of cotton,
 il of Exchaiage upon lAe house to whom the ccttoi is to be con.Ined. Liverpool at such date on sight as may be agr esd upon, and to advance the money make the pare sase on condition that the Bill s uad. specia' wh en the bills of Adins are obtained ioi the vessel, n rder that the Bill of Exchange may so
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EXPORTS.

LIYERPOOI.-Per ship St Lawreneo-li46 bales cot ton.
 NEW YORK-Per brig Wetumpka-i95 bales cotton, bales moss, bxs mdse.
 NEW YoRK-Per brig Almeda-4j7 bales cotton, 2N slaves casks copper.
 RICnMOND-Per schr J Lancastor-2i3 bales cot ton.
 NEW ORLEANS-Per schr Hornet--l9n ft lumber. HAVANh-Per schr Emily Knghi-5ia it lumber.
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CDNAlasN at stN.

Per ship Flordian fin New fork-P Mosely coyL N Hitchcock Tillotson; Doubleday X Sears Besl K co W II Bunnell x co; Cunmn., Hogan snowi M Conley; Deshon, Taylor& Myers; Siephensoni M x Byrne; Franklin; j NJ Sumwalt; Win il X Burdsall Lacey, Terrill & co; T Graham; W Underhill Wm D Smith; Naested; B Vai l. Cain; St John Powers & co; A Campbell; Robinson Stewart Il Smith eos II Ballou jr, Bragaw & co; Coey, Stewart x coj Toulmin; Bates; 5 W Allen; Nj Whers X co; Jno C Ryan; Robbins; Bull X Files Bigelow; Beuch, Fla cO r Shaw cO Norris Stodder x co; Lakei C Price jr, Cuyleri l. Hoyt q co; Smith & Dabneyi & U Hopkins; J Campbell; Pitcher & Ball; Connns Budd Il Fry;J Randal Strinyieow K Hannai F Langdohi C Hodges; Campbel Manldin, Montague x co; John Woodcock; Laton, Cronin Price, Ellis X coi C Dubsse Stanton x Drothcri Daniels Brady; G e Henry; Talcott & Wilcox DeForest, Morris & Wilkins; Knapp; Franklin; keenan; D Cronn; Collin x McCulough; Campbell & co; WaldrOn X Pierson; Jno Reid & coi Wilkinson, Hopkins co II St John x coi TaTtt, Stewart q CO.,
 Per ship Splendid i'm New York-C K Crockerj x SHnford DeForest, Morris & Wilkins; B Toulmin.
 Per barque II Shelton i'm Baltimore Il Schroedor; o Maznnsej Fry McCrary; T Miller co; Mnge & Russell Bacon d co; Harrison k Blar J NJ Sumwalt; " Longcope; Toumin.
 Per schr Roam fin New Orlcans-A Tardy Barron < Mead; P Chanlron; J OReily; Fry McCraryi Love ly; DOnnel
 Per schr Louisiana fin New Orleans-T Lesesne x co; Purvis & Andrews Ogden Brother.
 Per steamboat Creole fin New Orleans-T P Miller x cos Marshall q Rowe; G W Tarletonj Cooper; w Il Bunnel X co; w Calvert; Ticknor; Bronbors x Han nemani A Robinson; s McCleana.
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We give up considerable space this evening to an extract, which VIC obtain from the New Orleans Ad- yerIiscr, describing the treatment of the CREOLE, by the authorities at Nassau1.
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nR. II. GATES. the only Agent in Mobile, for II the sale of D. Landreth's very superior Garden Seeds, is now receiving from the Vermont . new sup- ply embracing all the varieties suitable for this sea- son. 0J- These Seed ere all warranted to es the crof of fsil, Aeell l0x me
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We bad mali to-day-eiier dates Are of inc ga tfoh N' York; Baltimore and Philadelphia papers of the 2d- we received N York papers athsn the a7,h utcharie'- ton and Augusta dates fth
 Al AHgasia tho 4th inst tho cotton market was re- ported quiet, neatly all the heavy purchasers having wit drawn from the fnakei-purchaes being chiefly conhned the wagon trade, prices in the slreets ranging rom Oo scsales ofihs weekl2 baas There was but ht!la Tn market that would bring over Ste.
 At Montgomery, Wednesday, tho cotton market re- mained former notice. Prices for fair e1 middnng ordinary 7c. and inferior 6i Receipts ofseason l4Jos bsles-stork 04I bales
 The WetHmpka Argus of Wednesday last says large quantity has been brought into market during the pas, week. Prices from 10 Sc. Business quite active
 At Charssfoa the 4h inst the cotton market closed hrm owing tho comparative light o week Sgs1 bacs-fecepts sU53. Extremes 6t1l0c-principal sales al si d94 storng Exchange s3a9; N York sigh' prem. Freights f-l0d To Lserpooii HsYre tc.
 Al Sapannah the Republican pies ofasi sniur- day. quues for the preceding week biis decline uron previous prices of asc for tho qualities and ic the better. The market eo- ses du- -md. mid fair 7ldsl: fair to fully fair s3 De- Exchange on New-foh II pem. freghis 10 Liverpool Ir
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MOBILE,
SATURDAY EVENING, DECEMBER II, 1sll

The Eastern. letter mail came through this morn ing with New. York dates oi the 2d, and Washington and Baltimore dates of the Sd. The paper dates were not si late.
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MoRx MONEY WANTED.-Wc learn, says tho Philadelphia Inquirer of yesterday, that the Governor has made another requsition upon certain iianks liable to such ca for loan of per cont, on their respective capitals. The time s limited to lst of February, and the object presume, is to provide for the payment of the State interest then due.-Bal tlmore Clipper
 ANOTHER SLAVE CAsE.-Two colored seamen and colored boy were brought before Judge Wilde, at Boston, Saturday upon habass corpus. The ves- sol to which they belonged is owned in Newborn, North Carolina, and the two ,eamen are slaves to the owner. On examination they said they had wives and children in Newborn, and would rather go back slaves than remain freemen Ut the North. The hoy proved to be an apprentice to the master of the vessel--of course not a slave. All three were dis charged, and the writ dismissed ltwas sued out by navid Ruggles, colored man, of New Bedford, where the vessel arrived. a
 TRIBUTE OF RKsPKcr.-A large concourse of the citizens of Wetumpka and envlrons assembled at the Presbyterian church Sunday last, and iormed in processon headed by the clergy of the several de- nominatious with the mayor and aldermen of the city. marched tn solemn order to tho burial ground, to re- ceiye the monument erected by the young of this city, to the memory of the late Rev. Robert Holman. A most eloquent and feeling address was delivered on the occasion, by the Rev. w. T. Hamilton; and the feeling syincsd 10 the countsnauces of all told the sipcere and deep regret which pervaded each boz som, for the loss of th's trsy Psss aadamiahs man -[Wetunpka Argus.
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E,AsSNN1.allsA.

Per steamboat Creole fm New Oreans-C ThayeI and lady, Miss Hovy Messrs Bosworth, Hearne, New ark, Mcleod Sully laden, Geddes, Hughes, Haines, Fowler, Campbell, Downing.
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HITO.DAH.

0 Tickets only One Dollar and 1ueny-tte Ct1ifs -0 ALABAMA STATE LOTTERY,
 Glass No. l39, Extra for l841--
 Authorised by the Legislature of the State for the Benefit of the Wetumpka Lodge No. 39. To be drawn at Mobile, THIS DAY, Dec. II, lS4l, at o'clock D. m., at the Mansion House Exchange Roy al-st. S. DAVIS & CO.,, Managers
 90 Numbers-l4 Drawn Ballots.
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We have just in going to press, letters and papers of ths sth from Tuscaloosa, but they contain nothing of importance enough to require to delay the press
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nEMIJOHNS.-l0O each of l, ?, 3 and gals, D for sale by [iecl1l JOHN GREELEY. MARRIAGES, BUGGY WAGONS, &c.-6 O handsome well finished city built Buggys
 l handsome square top Carriage
 ] handsome Barouche
 2 second hand Carriages
 light Trotting Wagon, 6 set Harness, for sale declI JOHN GREELEY.
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C UGAR AND MOI ASSES.-45 hhds new Su S gar,a 50 bbs ne " Molasses, for sale by
 declO THOS. P. MILLER < co.
 A LCOHOL, &c.-l0 bbls Alcohol, 200 dor Sulph "A Quinine English Calomel in ID bottles; Spir- its Turpentine and Chrome Green, now landing, for sale by [decl0l MOSELY & co.
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NOfICE.-Wlll be leased at auction Satur- day, the Huh inst, until 1st November next, tho House on Monroe street, now occupied by the Miss Alsons. being large and commodious Dwelling, suitable for boarding house and large family.
 AIso,-A comfortable Dwelling House, situated on the south corner of State and Lawrence-st.
 B. GAYLE, Cashier. E. B. GALE, Auct'r. decS Tiff
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FOR LivERPOOL.-Passageo only. SxE The A. I. American rhip DEUCALlON, MER G. w. Allen, master, has splendid accom- mediation and will sail about the 18th inst. For passage, apply to Capt. Allen, at the Mansion House,
 or to VIM. MILLIGAN CO.,,
 dec II 3I St. Michae-st.
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FOh hf.NI, <sA A handsome Room on the ground floor oi the s:@ new building Conti street, next east of the bank--runs the entire depth, with two fire places. Aso,-A Room on the second floor, suitable for an office, with fireplace. Apply at this office.
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WY ILL be sold Saturday the 18th inst, at II w o'clock, in front of the Court House, pursuant to an order from the Hon. the Chancellor, to me di rected, a lot of Furniture, consisting of 32 Mattresses; 31 Bolsters and Pillars
 l4 Toilet Tables; Sdeboard
 trunk Sundries; pieces Carpetlng
 2 Pictures Frames; lot of fBedsteads
 il Chairs Sofa; Clothes Press
 l5 Wash Stands; 3 Looking Glasses
 l lot Crockery. VIM. MAGEE, Receiver. F. B. GALE, Auct'r. dec8 Inf
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DICH SILKS AND EMBROIDERIES-Chens kN Silks, plain and satin striped; watered and changcable do; eat variety of black and bueback Italian Lustrings; needle worked Peernes and Col lars; mourning do plain, figured, and 2d mourning Muslin de I.aile; Silk Fringes; Daisy Buttons; ch- nele Cords and Tassels; plaid, striped and dotted Swiss Muslins; Bishop Lawn; embroidered Drapery Muslins, very rich; Turkey red Curtain Goods; French Corsets; hair Underdresses; 12-4 Bobbinet; GA beached Cotton Sheetings; ladies Umbrellas and Silk Shades; hem-stitched and revere lawn Hhdkfs; Revere Lawns and Linen Cambrics; Lisle Thread Laces and Edgings; Cambric and Swiss Muslin ln- sertings elegant Broche; heavy silk and enbroider- ed Muslin de Lame Shaws, &c. For sale low by
 dln GEORGE G. HENRY, Al Danphin-st.
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NINCINNATI sIDES.-75 casks direct from V Cincinnati per steamers Gen. Pike and Mer chant. superior, article, for sale by
 decIl MARSHALL g. ROWE.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-13

IHE CAsE Of MLEoD-Cnpt Drew. who comman.
ucu ieI nfy thaidesiroyed The Caroline. is. We believe
now in England. with the eypecratup Of rc,.yi,, =
TILE. or something else as a reward orbis scbie,emcn,,
The Earl Of Mounlcnshsl. IN The House Of Lords. Feb
sd 'nid he bod oonvcrsed with Capt. Drew. aud
.ihll officer stated that Nfr MLood vas not one Of the
- VINO attacked the Caroline. 10 was. he believed.
as'ehaned lhai Mr. MLeed was on shore ucfing. rs
.e "'' p peHeci right u DO rs one Of The militia for
~ preservation Of his own properly. aud Of Tie pracr
~ hs own country. lie was doing his duly. and o.
uejlng ne commands of his superiurs" THIS aarpe.
WIN lhe statement OfAng1s M'LeoI, Qroiher Of
,Aander' who 70 in intl 90 LockporD and will proba.
Dy inF" oui 70 be the fact. A. least Ne hope so for in
,n'' case ALeod viii of cO1fse be acquitted. nnd
'nus me bad feeling occasOnej by hs arrest aud i'm.
pHsonment viii be mclsrably ~aliayod-Jou,. efCom
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1841-03-13

NARROW EScAPE.-On Wednesday of last week
the younger son Of The Rev. Mr.. R1neyon of this
village about 10 years ofage, incautiously ventured
10 the BRINK of a large opening in the deepest part Of
the creek from which ice had been taken for The pur
pose Of summer supply. and slipped in. Il was near
eVenirg-ihe weather inclemeni; no one saw The oc.
curienee' aud there was no one within hearing bat n
small lad whose fears on having his attention sum.
m"ned' 50 p~aralyzod him that he could neither give
an alarm, nor render assistance. The lIle sufferer
retained solipossession sufficient TO prompt min to cry
Tor AID. nnd vigorous personal efforts at relief No one
however. heard him, aud after struggling he cannot
iei how long, he succeeded IN fixing his hold on an
indehiniion on The edge OfOf the hole. made by The
footsteps Of The workmen ia the slush. willis p,ocur.
ing Icc, and raised himself out. aud though chiIled
reached hs home without assisiance-CahsM Mes.
Seagcr.