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LEWIS WEBB OFFERS fOB SALE,
0OQ llHDS. y. O, Sugar. part prime
%OO 30 do Porto Rico % paH superior
20 boxes Loaf and Lump sugar
- hhds Tupidad
~ do New Orleans g., .-.
do Porto Rico
Do Mltaugas
geo bags rumc Iaguia
$50 do Rio
pc DO od Government Java
Sc do Cuba -
$50 do Porto Rico f''fthh
$50 do African
- 90 Mancaibo
~ DO 49, Domingo
500 sides solo 1eithcr renloes OAK Tanned
Shoe Thread mi rWnc
Rags Pepper DO Fpsut1
700 kcss Nails and Had-
tons American Uisiar-l steel
tons Virginia Ratlron
5i hles Virginia and Georgia Cotton
80 tcrcCs prime Rice
sieN s1t EnrIsb Refined Table Salt
iso botes srio ami lOrt2 WINDOW Chss
10 talks son She'll Almonds
@20 totcs Bunch R'i.ns
Drums Pigs
los Wood Wan
90 dozen Painted Bucksts
20 a. Com nroous
3 halcs Hops
Bushels Glover Seed
Imperial ami CunpovdsrTca BLACK re,
Hemp ami Manila Bed Cords
Hemp and Cotton Plough Lines
~ bags Wolfe hsQs Fcather-Cotrn Yarns
$50 hugs shot-kcgs puponts Gun powder
Sporting Powder 3
Wrtng Letter and Wnppiug rapcr
bo,es soap Brown. Naucsaicd White Scented. &C.
so d. Uurs Patent C,niies
10 Tanov 81
~ Sperm dp
sherry, Port Nusra, aui Ch,mpairpe Wines
loniou ro.tfr
salt rctrc. Aam. Ccgpous Nader ami Indigo
Tar Pteb. Mackcrel Stone Ware. a.. Ge
NH al
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-04-19

TJBS. BUCKETS, sc.
RICHARDS n GARDNER, offer for sale.
y n reduced res painted AMI Iron hooPcd Tuhs M, k,t.
and = general Assortment Of wood auiolrs nh s.
SCNTHE BLADES.
"E have opeHcd spring supply o. Watrons superior
w Cast steel scyhc Blade Snake Gr, clover
and Brambc Hadcs-for sale, bow, by
RICHARDS 4 GARDNER
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4 n G LIN G.

A n e l. ING.
When was liiue boz.
Ere yeti iearut my hook
fer an itch for anEhug
In every ittlc hrook
Il HAVE Just received and now opening a hand
aoruent ~ every Anfief u.s eo,sn,
20 lau Of Arhca Plies AMI FshInzisb Gfa.- 81
f1t Liues-F-hng ilos coupete with Pa Qai
fancy fioa's-teing kois Joht AMI Wahina
virginia and hiriy Fsh Hoots &C. a. int o. hsuf
Ney splendid assortueuf of Hickory Cfot-
Canes. fmr l0I THOMAS ryara
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CHEAP FOR CASH
SPRING DRY GOODS.

" have received during the present upwards three
w hundred packages OF SPRING GOODS which
we are now prepared 10 exhibit Our
Ve large and commanding equang variety any
season. AMI al prices uSusuALLT
toners KENT, KENDALL a ATNATER.
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GARDEN SEED
WARRANT'ED FRESH AND GENUINE.
Wholesale md ifctaii, by
w / l. l. A Nj PALMER.
A RTICHOkE--Gree Globe

"A R1lCHOkE--Green Globe
II AsrARACus-Giahi Dutch
BUNCH BEANs-riTiy Mohawk yellow weeks do China
foi eye, DO, hall moon do Rachael do. Roya DwAIf
case knife. re-, Cranberry French soison
skET-Eay blood rurnP Ioog Blood Msnsel wUr,1en white
cAbBAGE-Eay York Early sasaroaf do Bst,-r-a Large
ao pnSsaa Pin, Dutch Large Bergen Drunead savoy
cank0iI-Eariy Horn Long erangr, Aisringham
CAuLIfLowER-Fsfiy and Late
CELERY-lvhte and Led
CUCuMBgR-nng Green Early Frame Early Cluster chir.n
ENDIvE-Gfecn Guided
EGG PLANT
kAE-Bue eued siberian Green CURED scotch Rape or Col.
green Co.'S Brown Dutch ~ 49,
melon MEloN..:Ieen ciIon Nutmeg Pine Apple
NAsTURrIUM
MUSrARD-whie and black
oNlON-SilveTskin. Eariy yellow. Red Annual
OkRA
PEAs-Iandreths extra early Early MAY do FINN. 10 ,,,,,
ton Blue Pras-ian. Early Warwick. Bs,op's Dwarf
pErPER-Larse Ben Long Yellow squash Cherry Cayenne
PARsNlP-IarEe Dutch. Long French
PARsLEi-Fine eurIed
RIIUBARB-For Tan.
KApDlsii1Lons Scarlet Long salmon Scarlet Turnp yellow
shdsifn or VEGETABLE OYSTER
sauAsH-i:ary Bush, White Crookneek, yellow do
TuRNir-whte Fiat Dutch, Large Norfolk, Ruta Bsra
Pot and Sweet Herb Seeds g.,
uST received, per schr. Manchester, IN assort
"-t VI ''Liztu various sycs-a1 sand
collars something rich aud Also Umbrellas canes
winch WI" DC sold cheap for cash, by GEORGE w. FERRY
. Fashionable Halter. Main street one door above
10 Messrs Naniew, Siuiih Co.'S IIardvar. store
hnNE wAIreH>.--Beauufn Walters. for sale in srt.
n and by the single by
=" ioI RICHARDS n GARDNER.
RAcoN BRANDY. LARD AND SWEET POrATOEs-
- $4,000 lbs smthheh BaeoniO Apple Brandy-s bills
sons reach Bany5O Kegs Land bbls
NV, te j. a q. WINSTON.
4 LOVER SEED.---l00 bushels Clover Seed
~ free Of other Seed for price Just received per
sHamuoat lie lOl JAS. Il GEO. WINSTON.
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BOLTON & HARRISON.

Druggists Il ApotheCaries, corner OF Vain and
Gorernor Streets, ,beiOtr the Eagle RuiHs.)
EE Subscribers having OPENED their New respectfully
a Offer TO country merchants extensive assor
ment Of Drugs Chemicals Paints Oils Wall colours &c which
they will sell on the lowest
Eps1m salts FLOUR sulphur Camphnr. Mirncsia. SIENNA.
Mama. Castor OIL IN bottles. soda for washing.
Potash aui Pearlash. salaraus,
salt Peifc Jamaica Ginger Sridltz and Yeast Powders
White Lead Lnseed OIL Spirits Tupenine. Coral Vanish
JaIAu Vanish Venetian Red Spanish Brown Ground ycrsTs
Blue aniGreen NerieT, Paris White. Dutch Pins
Red Lead blue. Red and yellow Paint w .ndov Glass
yellow oehfc, Rose Pink. Indian Red. Imperial Green.
Chinese Blue sap Green Drop Lakc, IA new artc,
for wals1
sulph 0unnc. Morphine sc fuI supply of scrsrs chew
ing AMI sinking tobacco, snud. suur boxes &C. mhs
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or the removal md pcrgEa cure a.. nj, di.-
cases arising from an impure state OF the
$1,000, or habit of the SYSTEM, viz:
1eoiuia or Kings Evil Rheumatism
ions T"p or fo-iuls On the Face Botches Chronic
o Ives hns worm or letter scah Head Enlargement
pain Of the Bones joints Stubborn UIeer. Synr SYM
eHea OF Luinhago and diseases arising inud-
O Use Mercury ASees or Dropsy exposure inpr1d-ncs
IN life Also Chronic Constitutional Disorders viii m removed
MS ureusarafion N@
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LAMBAUGHS COMPOSITION.
FOR RUEUMATISM.

LIN MDhU uI1 - UMIUSlllUN,
FOR RHEUMATISM.
'ENHlS invaluable and certain remedy, is pre-
Il pared by ADAM YOUNG. Harpers-Ferry, Va from an
original Recipe IN HE and
familiar To medical The following certificate gen
ueman well known to the public will show the aey oc4fy
OF the remedy
Cn.ELFsTowS, OcT. 60 IsIs.
To Mr. .fial IoEBg.-
Dear Sn reply your inquiries state that have been
i'es relieved from violent Rheumatism by
composition Last winter deprived sep
hs annoying disease and suffered understandable pain
be snIty unit for business used remedy
pete relieved um pain days. September had another
ATTACK which also deprived sleep
sorting 10 my Old friend et the detection in
t'an week restored 10 my consider this re
ndy 80 valuable and Certain that intend always
Of IT. IL acts through the stomach cceHy when all Tfcr
Nc! remedies fail Very respectfully yours
JOHN 8. GALLAHER.
Senior Editor Va Free Press.
HousE DrLEGIrEs,
. Feb. =, ls43 I
.NesSrs. GapAor s. LycY.-
"enuemen-avins had another attack u Rheumatism within
remedy L,NRAUGH am now entirely free
rom pain and IN better have had many
years The hne tonic effect Of this medicine gives peculiar
10 ia'or strengthens the stomach aids hsahfll
and nNisoraes the whole system
uenan older than myself and equally effects consider
raaae b0-d al Pre If the directions be carefully Observed
followed. Rrsucctf,uy yours
JOHN : GALLAHER
Or The above Medicine is prepared by ADAM YOUNG Drug
g Hapers Ferry, and sold by Druggists in the
state Price, only $3.50. small supply hand by
GAYNOR LYELI-
One door above Bell Tavern.
March :. 1913 Richmond u,
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RECEIVING AND FORWARDING.
'HNHE undersigned, possessing every facility
II for immediate transportation consigned to their care
VIII pay speea attention TO all such fivour They from
theif Trends and all others share patronage
rance that charges shall Re perfectly that con
sgnments ah be forwarded with Dispatch Where
be required Goods Will be deposited Proof Warehouse
PEAkE JONES a WINSTON.
hichninnd March 18th, l-f5 %
IN STORE FOR RENT.-The Store and
HiA Cellar Main street, to Alex Duyai 4
Gone OF the best stores city possession gwen i'm,
meliately. Apply To w. MEREDITH
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GREAT AMERICAN PERIODICAL,

VI,
sears New Monthly Family Magazine.
VI" Cheapest and best Magazine United
- Of the April numter:
Local Memories n Men No w sBow Cry., Chp...
Boats Abstinence fum Food. The JacaI The tn.
ala III" Fertility ~ Canaan. The present. 9th.
hgaphe sketch % Patrick Henry the IN. Pot,
hurof1 Boreais Mr.. v. the Ciad-e Damascus. s,,t
ct Aseuure Normandy Cannot: Ancient Greek Foot Race
The Pleasures Of Science: The Bible DAY at Piano Fo P,
10Y Alfred the Great Sea-onabe Suggestions for students
De" win tweniy beautiful per annu,
- n --ntr nlinher. u. VI HARRniD Agent for Va.
tncourns Sousneri IsIt.,raIurr.
w RANDOLPH has received for subscribers. the
". No Southern Quarterly Review Conents-uznt. Genera,
History Of Eufup-uvre- d. Of III. Ceors
ga Htonl socety-irnr' study of Iaw-Anthon. Ca.
-'ea Dehonary-Leters OF Hamilton Calhoun and Cost johnson
on state Dehts-Dekens' American Noies-iebgs Organic
agricultural Chemsty-Ansio Eastern Empre-IO No,i
ee- making in all 26l pages Subscriptions
-Ef CHEAP FOR CASH!
Boots SHOES, Travelling Trunks aud Carpet
Ha.s- HHOLESJLE -1-v,D REFILL
M are Offering choice
ell lo~ prices, for Persons Of sosS
Trunks OF Cae Bags will do
els'"hefe a. they may be assured Of getting bargains
ap JUDAH MYERS L co.
white Cambric> and PInid UusIin..
~ T. have Just received and opened supply Cam
w bres AMI Plaid Mu.ns ptee. to which W.
inVii" the attention Of County Merchants
ap LoNDoNs. wfLLiNGHAM & DREwRY.
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA.

ECElNED ami opening day. Misses beautiful col
ored Gater Halt Caters TREY are indeed .,. .n5
beautiful J. r. WATKINS 4 Main .,.e,
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OtJAkS.
n nfkA HAVANA CIGARS. LA Norma brand IN Il
lU,OOO boxes just reccve-Also CO. 600 Havana and
Principe Cigars otapproycd hrauds Tor b.
NH ALEX DUYALS co.
E,'LE,riC MUsEt N or FOREIGN tRATURE-Febuau,
- No received for suscrhcrspublshed By Aguine
NH SMITH. DINNER & NORRIS
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March lsla
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VOLUME go. NUMBER 90.
FRENCH LANGUAGE.

NJ OUTLETS Morning AMI Evvnins Clas.-. mr ssnsA.
- men are in OPERATION fas b~rin,sr. ~m n.
formed on Tho 1t % April
,h; l"s wishing To perfect themselves Fr-reh literature
% n', conversation, VIII nom Nc Gains,
ASSISTED - Mrs ,:uiA-t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-07-29

Nh. PAPIsEAu.--This gentleman cStinues,
we understand, to reside at Paris. WIRE his
leisure is occupied 10 making researcfs into
the early history of Canada, the Frenh Min.
lister Of the colonies having thrownspen to
him the archives of his department. i is not
Mr.. P's intention at present TO retur to his
native country. There is no truth in be state.
ment that Mr.. P. has been paid the srears OF
salary due TO him as speaker of the lac House
of Assembly of Lower Canada. amounting 10
$4,000, or that the Government hal autho.
rised him 10 draw for those arrears.
[Unided States Sat Post.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-07-29

O'CoNNELL AND REPEAL.-The excellent
Paris correspondent of the National Inieli-
gencer, who has for several weeks been on a
visit 10 London, is again in the former city, in
di,ing his views and reflections upon Europe
an affairs. In his last letter mention is made
OF O'Connel and the Repeal question:
Phil. United States.
"As public speaker, The agitator is in his
true sphere abroad-no, in the House of Com
mons. We have in the London papers recev-
ed this morning his latest harangue, delivered
at Mallow. What sallies and topics 20 ex-
cite every emotion for his purpose; 10 amuse,
electrify and infuriate his multitude. Who"
said he, 'cals tho Duke OF Wellington an
lrshmau! If tigers cab were dropped in
a fold, would il be called Ian6?" The des.
gnation of The Duke as 1.-THE old bucaneerng
Wellington;" of Stanley, as the .'manac;" of
Peel. as "the Cromwell Of the day." has a
tendency 10 inflame all parties in England a.
ganst him aud his cause, but infer from his
elaborate resuscitation of all the ancient often
ces and infections committed by the "Saxons"
10 or against lreiand-his constant array Of ev-
cry circumstance and consideration thai may
render The English doubly odious-his vehe-
meni appeals TO every national resentment, an
tpaihy. and apprehension he means to
keep no terms with any party or portion of the
Brtish.-The frequent introduction of the Brit
ish soldiery into his speeches, to ffattef and
propiiiale them and bring them 10 fraternize
with the Repealers, denotes serious expecta-
ton 'of a military contest with The Govern
ment How may all this endl Can the Brit
ish rulers be inundated SO far as to relieve Ire
land OF the enormous injustice and deep sting
that seven millions should be tributary and
snbordinaes 10 the Church of one million or
less Of their counlrymen-a Church from which
they are incurably averse in every other res
pecI! The organization and irritation are so
far advanced. and the British administration so
situated. as 10 set even conjecture al defiance
for peGceabk solutatioD. 1t is iniimated that
the armamenls and foriiics,ion have been ex-
pedlied by information or discovery of an o.
peniUg of communion between the Repeal
ers and TWO foreign Powers. This do not be-
lieve."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-07-29

n-Ar We have received the Report of,hs minor
Try OF committee appointed to report 20 an ad-
joumed Mass Meeting ofihs citizens of tho Upper
Mines, held a, Pla,tvills Oh the lith Instant The
Secretary OF said Meeting win please to accep,
our thanks for his extreme 2unetually--ihc returns
haviag travelled sixteen whole miles in twelve
days!
We think our friends Of the said minority viii
agree with us, that il would be unfair give pub
liei,y to ,heir report, without publishing also the
report OF the majority; particularly. as the latter
was the zeal and only object OF the adjourned Meet
ing.
The preamble and sesala,ioas are extremely well
drawn.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-07-29

TOUCHING EvENT.--The Batavia Times
sta'es that Mrs. Trace Avery. after travelling
three thousand miles 10 see her chllden, died
day or two ago, while the cars wereentering
the village where they resided. Truly, in the
midst of life we are in death! The Mourning
of these children has crcu,nstancesof grief
rarely ever parallel; the mother. if vitues in
habit the heart together is happy. for 80 much
parental affection could not have BEEN unat-
tended by other graces Of the spirit. United
Slales Saturday Post.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-07-29
IN BANKRUPTCY.--No. 247.
In The Supreme Court Of the Territory Of "


n the case of Jonathan Chambcrlin q Bank
4 rupt, individually and as one of the FIRM o.
John J. Adams s. Company mercantile firm TO-
merly doing business in the town Of Mount Lewi
Sycoming Co. Pa, Composed Of John J. Adams
- Je~ett, whose christian, name is unknowa.
Aud the said Jonathan Chamberin, and as one Of
the firm OF j. Chamberlin & company, a mercaa'
tile firm formerly doing business in the city Of ia
lena, State Of Illinois, composed OF said Chamber
lin, Robsrt Bloumer and Edward Boomer.
Notice 70 slew cause against the petition o.
Jonathan Chanberlin, residing in rhe town 81
Pauyille, ia the county of Grant, and Terri,oq
Of Wisconsin, for his discharge and cer,fcs'
thereof a Bankrupt, by the Supreme Cour, oft''
Territory OF Wiscousin, at Court 10 be hOidn
b. the Judges thereof a, the Capitol in Madison
on the Monday the I'd day of October next, al Tea
O'Clock in the forenoon of said day.
La FAYETTE KELLOGG,
Clerk Sup. CT. W. T.
Ba1. c. EASTMAN, Solicitor.
July II, iS43. 2O-h
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Time, 2,26i--2,27-2,27

Mr.. AUDUBoN.-The Gazette quotes a le,.'
ftom Mr.. Edward Harris, who accompanie. Mr.
Audubon to the Rocky Mountains. The leitsri'
dated June LIST, at Peru, ,hiriy-six days from s.
Louis, with lair prospect OF reaching the moulh
were all well and in good spirits. They had pp-
cured some neW birds and many rare ones, AM
some rare quadrupeds. A snow which fell on tn,
9TH OF May, to the depth OF two feet, had des,roysd
all the young buffalo calves and the severity Of h,
winter and spring had caused.the old ones to b.
very poor.-United States Saturday Post.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-07-29

THE WkArHks.-A sllsai shower 90 Wsdaes.
day evening OF this week, was our hFs, rain TOT
more than three weeks. The ground had become
very much parehsd, and corn was suasrias-~whsa'
vas beyond dagger. This d,ooghs appears 20
have moved slowly eU. regularly west, and, like
I'll. iaaeesa have lost It's severity BY smisTa'es,
Ga Thursday eishi We had saoshss rain, very
much IN the shape Of storm, which IS aes yss st
81 ead-Sl' the arouShI unqass,iOsa5ly "a
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-07-29

Wreck OF THE STEAMSHIP CoLumHIA.-We
learn by the Boston papers received This morn
ing that the steamship Columbia, which left
Boston for Liverpool on Saturday, Ist inst,
has been totally wrecked. The following in
formation in regard to this disaster, is copied
from the Bangor Gazette:
the schoouor Three Sons, Capt KendIick,
arrived at Mount Desert, with NE Imperial,
information that the Royal Mail Steamer Co.
lunbia. while going at the rate of ten knots
in the fog, struck upon Black Ledge. neal
Seal Island NOVA Scotia, OIL the Sd inst. with
so much violence that the vessel was driven
out of water five feet. When the schooner
left she was going to pieces. and was suppos
ed would be total loss. She is reported TO
have had $50 persons on board. one of whom
u as missing. Among them was Hon. Abbott
Lawrence. who paid Captain Kendrick 500
10 bring the news to the nearest port IN the
| United States.
The passengers were waiting upon Seal Is
land for a steamer for which they had sent to
Halifax, by brig Arcade, TO take them off,
Baggage, freight. &C., saved.
Several letters were received at Boston, a.
nong which was one from Hon. Abbott Law
renee to his family, giving details of the acct
dent.
Seal Island is off Townsend Bay, on the
south west coast of Nova Scotia.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-07-29

> ORDNANCE FOR The NORTHERN LAKEs.--
Proposals have been issued from the Ordnance
Bureau. at Washington, for the furnishing ani
delivering ten eight-inch Paixhan, and seven
" Ihirty-two FOUNDER guns at Saekess Harbor
ten eighl.inch Paixhan. and twenty five
thirty two FOUNDER guns at Erie Pa, by the
frs, day Of Dec. next. The Paixhan guns
to be ahou. 60 cwt. and the thiriy-two Of IL
ewt. ICommer. Herald.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-07-29

TnoTTINe.-The fastest To!,ing match on re
cord, took place Tuesday over the BeacO
Course. mile heats (best in five) between La
dy Suffolk, rode by A. Conklin; Bsppo. rod
by John Spicer, both iro,ters and under 'h
saddle, and Oneida Chief, PAGER, 10 hsrnes,
driven by III. Woodruf-Purse $500. Th
Match was won by lady Suffolk as follows;
Lady Suffolk - l !
Beppo 322
Oneida Chief 322
Time, 2,26!--2, 27-2,27
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-07-29
Naval CopRr MAsrIAL SsxrExcr.-we

Naval CogRr MAsTIAL SESTEScE.-We
learn from the Army and Navy Chronicle that
the following arc some Of the decisions made
BY The Naval General Court Martial which
recently held its session on board the Uai1ci
States ship Pennsylvania. al Norfolk.
Commanding William Ramsey, sentence
no, eOn6rnsdi reported 10 be hye years sus-
pension.
Lisutensnt Edward NJ. Vail, dismissed, ~.
~ ,. ls4S.
Lieutenant Charles II. Poor. selui,seds
Passed Midshipman Matthias e. Martin,
suspended ioT two years.
Midshippan Charles I. Croker, suspend
until December 20. lsa3. wiihoo, raw.
Mi5shiPnsn Samuel A. Miller, eis1isSst
June 90.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-07-29

The Hon. VI. Bovine returned from MinerSi
Foai or Saturday last dissussed with the appoint
msnt OF Receiver under Capt. Tyler. lie intends
10 return the suit Of o!s e!o.ses To the Presiden,
sad retire to private life in old Ossego.
80 then, Nj. Bovine is to return ~ Otsego. IL
IS said lha, NJ. Il, will exert his mf1ence with
Pres dent TYLER 10 re-ins,a,e Mr.. Levi SGsrling.-
Milwaukee Com. ucs.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-07-29

Tyler grippe, or la Grips de Tyler, is said to be
disease very prevalent ST present throughout thu
United States. We are no, sufficiently advanced
in nosoosy to be able to give the character and
particulars OF this new malady.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-07-29

LowELL.-They make nearly million and
quarter yards of cotton cloth at Lowell. per
week employ about 5000 operatives (6375
females and use $4,000 lbs OF raw cotton
per week. The annual amount of raw cotton
used is %. SOS, 900 lbs. enough 70 load so ships
Of $50 tons each, and for cotton manufac'uI-
ed 20, 275,9l0 yards-lO0 lbs of cotton Will
produce 50 Yards Of cloth.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-07-29

LATEST FROM MExIco.-Tbe N. Y. Evening
Post. of June 2sth says: by the arrival of
the brig Pittsburgh, Captain Larkin, news has
been received from Mexico as late as the Both
Of last month. The Petersberg passed Vera
Cruz on the 4ih instant
An animated discussion has taken place in
Mexico on proposition for the qualified ac-
acknowledgement Of her independence on the
plan submitted to by Judge Robinson, one Of
the BeSar prisoners. A bitter controversy is
carried on about it in the Mexican papers.
Commodore Moore was still at Campeacy,
where his vessel was unergcing repairs. having
put in there in bad condition.
The yellow fever was raging dreadfully a,
Vera Cruz, carrying off grers numbers of per-
sons weekly.
| The news of the conclusion OF hos,liiies in
| Yucaian had not reached Mexico. at the time
the Petersbureh sailed. st. Louis e. Il.
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or Nicholas Biddlc is not suffering an nbsla'
ton ofmind, as was stated in the newspapers of a
few weeks since
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0-upea ssSsAsr page We give q well drawn
and exceedingly Us, tribute TO "wiscoasia and
he, Au.ciiea..' from the pen az Hsnry o. SaOles,
Ess. eaiiss Of n, pspsi ton NeieA that pises !,
s.trssud.c
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PROBATE NOTICE.

TOTICE is hereby given, 10 all whom il ns'
~ concern, tha; the Probate Court for Gas
county, w. T., will hold its regular Session at ~
Probate Once in the Town of Lancaster, in sa
county, Oh the first Mondays in each month, a.
AT such other times as business may require.
HR. Golfer,
Judge of PROBATE, G. C., W !:
Dated Lancaster, July 25, ls43. 2V-h'
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or The Senatorial Democratic Convsn,ioa,
which met at Msdisoa on the 18th inst, nemlns-
rcd Gsnasl Henry Dodge as candidate ies re-ese,
zion TO the uexl Coagysss.
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PRoscRirTIoN COMING WEsr.-James NJ. OILS
has been removed FROM the Office of Postmaster of
this place, and b. F. Forbes appointed in his stead
We shall give soma of the particulars in the case
next week.