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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-05-27
Ys,Iow E,RrHrs W.ss-.We were

Nstrow EARrRsS WAss.--We were YES
ies'ay shown a specimen of yellow ear,hen
ware, manufactured by some Snglishmen az
Alton, Illinois, and for sale at +. w. South
aek's North Main street. To every appear
snee It is a most beautiful and useful kind Of
~.are. and every wiy equal to the best which
I'VE have seen Of tho Kind. We understand
that the manufacturers entertain a conGden, ex-
pecta'ion that they will succeed in manofac-
tnrng def ware equal 10 the English ware..--
The clay frog which this yellow ware is made
Is procured in this vicinity Of ST. Genevese. and
we lean that large quantity0 will be sent to
England 10 test its qualities and It's fitness Cor
the mansfas,u5e Of delft ware. Mo: Rep.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-05-27

The National InteIligencer of the 9th inst.
says: 1--WE learnthat Daniel Webster yes
terday resigned the Office Of Secretary of
State; and that Hugh S. Legare, Attorney Gen.
eral of the United States. is appointed to be
acting Secretary of State for the present.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-05-27

NORTHEASTERN BouNpARY.-Among the pas
sengsrs 10 the steamer Hlbernia are Captains
Broughton and Robinson, and Lieut.. Ripon of
the British army. who in connection with a
depu,alion Of Americans. are TO lay down
and mark the boundary between Maine and
New Brunswick. according to the receut ,rea-
" ...-Mo. Rep.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-05-27

FaoM BueSos AYREs. BY the barque Mason
Barney, Capt Scott. we have advices from
Bnenos Ayres to March l. We find the news
of some moment. The Carnival at Buenos Ay-
res commenced on the 22d of February, and
ended on the Gath, 10 the great satisfaction Of
all strangers, who were exceedingly annoyed
by the blown bladders. rose water. eggs, &c.
freely used 10 the lawless ceremonies.
The intelligence from Monte Video is TO the
ed of February. After the defeat Of Rive
ra's advanced guard under the command Of
General Medina. on the 18th. that leader COM
menced precipi,ae retreat towards Cera
Largo in the course Of which he was abandon
doned by great number of his followers.
Gen. J. Oribe, with 5000 cavalry, 600
mounted infantry. and four pieces Of flying arlil-
lery, was Immediately despatched in pursuit
of him. In the meantime President Orlbe,
with body of 1000 men the greater part In
fan,ry and artillery, had sat down before Mon.
tevideo; but up 10 the 2lst had not prevented
supplies from entering the city.
Ii is doubtful whether he intends TO invest
the city by regular seige. or assault the forli.
fca,ions. The resolut in in either case will
doubtless be the same. One hundred and twen-
ty marines from the British Naval forces and
a like number from the French have been land
ed. Neither the Brazilians, Sardinians, A.
mericans OF Portuguese have deemed II neces'
sary to follow this example.
SenorsJ. f. Miguens, J. L. Miguens, have
presented SI9,7s0 to Rosas for the purpose Of
carrying on the war against the traitor Unita
rians; and in their note TO their Government
they state that they place their persons and
property a, the disposal of the great citizen
Don Juan Manuel de Rosas. for whom they a
vow themselves ready to shed their last DROP
of blood.-N. Y. Tribune.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-05-27

The St. Louis Republican Of the LIST inst.
contains particulars of a horrid murder CON-
mitied upon Santa Fe Trader, named Anio-
MIA Jose Davie Charvis, of New Mexico about
the irst Of April. II appears that party Of
eighteen men headed BY man named McDan-
iel. while on their way from Independence to
The Arkansas river. met Charvis, who attended
by hve servants, y as advancing ahead Of the
Santa Fe Traders TO obtain supplies. They
robbed him Of SO, 900 10 gold and silver, and
two packs Of beaver. and then cas-. lots who
was 70 murts. him. The lot fell upon Nc.
naaiel and William Mason. Of Clay Coun-
~ No, who Instantly sho, him. They then
drove back the Servants aud relfacej their
steps to lnGs Pendence,
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-05-27

YucATAS.-The las, accounts speak G, a
battle delween the Nucalecos aud Mexcaas.
10 which the latter had 900 men killed. The
total annlhils,ioa OF the Mexican force wss an
ticipated The fleet Of tiss CampcehanOs had
got possession Of the schooner Sisalens.
mounting FIVE guns End manned with thirty
seven mer. The whole SC which; with the ex.
cep,ion OF the Captain. had deserted from the
Mexicans. --Ncrth American.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-05-27

THE SANTA rs MApRAupErS.- The. Steam
er Weston which arrived last night brought
dowa VIM. Mason. DR.. Prsfonisine, Thos
ToWsor. Nh. Morioa, :. $. Berry and Vim.
Harris. These make IN all ten Of The gang
arrested and. now in chr prison. The amaunt
ot.mouey taken from Charvis IS s.sisi Nv This
las, account 90 be SIC. 900 upwards Of = 600
Of which has hesu recovered
An attempt TO arrest the two Sesrey's had
been resisted by 'aei.- friends
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-05-27
JACOB SHrPMAx.-This iniividual who is.

JACOB SHIPMAS.-This individual who is
charged with embrzzeliog The funds Of various
concerns 10 New YofS and his CRY. was yes
ierday a7esied. hayiag arrived bUl few hours
before. on warrants issued from the Mayors
Once, on the affdavIls made BY the deirauded
brokers Of this city and the agent Ofthe Union
Bank Of New York. The Charge preferred
6y Mr.. Drexell. one'of our brokers. and that
of The bank, is larceny. $4,000 bail was re-
quired BY Mayor Scott on the ssoo charges. in
default Of which he. was committed for fur
ther hearing on Monday. 1t is said. that be
can accogu, FOR a the funds he had with Tim
except sboo, Sl2, 600. L. s. G.sz.
The water vas le, ito the Well.nd Canal
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-05-27

The depth of the ocean is point. SAYS NJ.
Brun, which has puzzled alike philosophers
and practical men. and is, after all left in a
wide field Of conjecture, The mos, probabis
guide is analogy: and the wisesi men. judging
BY this criterion, have pronounced that the
depth Of the sea may be measured by the
height of mountains. the highest of which are
10000 and $4,000 feet The greatest depth
that has been tried to be measured, ia that found
in the Northern oceans BY Lord Mulgrave.
He heaved very heavy sounding lead. and
gave on, along with il q cable rope Of The length
of 1880 feet, without finding the bottom.
Louisville Journal.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-05-27

FREsHErs From all paris Of he Jtioo, We
have accounts Of remarkable f,eshe,s. The
Mississippi River, which had been falling Ter
sss.rsl tsys, is again On the rise.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-05-27

GoLp.-Upwards of two millions Of Dollars
in Gold were received by The Steamer TIibernia.
which arrived at Boston from Liverpool on the
4th inst.
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YANKEE ENTERrRrsE.-A recent letter from
an American 10 Paris communicates this in.
s,snce Of Yankee enterprise, which is both
amusing and striking:
PARIS. April. =:
l have been amused lately with an instance
OF Yankee enterprise worthy of notice.
There vas a little steamer called the Ban
cor, advertised last summer 10 sail from Bos.
10 for the Azores Gibralier, Malta and Con-
s,aniinopls. She was little thing, built
strong. with powerful engine, to runs be-
tween Boston and Bangor.
This bold push for Europe amazed people
very much particularly as they advertised for
passengers; She sailed. and the first tina, was
heard Of her she put into Halifax; which pos.
sibly may be accounted for by the fact that
coal is cheaper there than in Boston.
Next we hear of her she is 10 Gibralter tow
ing vessels detained in the Gut. Then at Con-
staninople, towing vessels through the Oar.
dsneles; and lastly carrying passengers and
pilgrims from, Constantinople 10 Trebzonde,
on the Asia,ic side of the Black Sea. And |
read in French paper the other day; that on
one trip she had 500 passengers pilgrims,
Turks. Jews and Infdels.
This fair specimen Of Yankee enterprise.
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The water was let into the Wellsni Canal
on the Goth ul,'' and it is uatigsblc through
cot is entire length.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-05-27

CALIFORNIA Waffle Boston Post Of
the 9th inst. published the following account
of Yankee spirit:
"Commodore Jones' squadron must not mo-
nopolize all the glory of the conquest of Cali
fornia-a little Of it belongs to the ship Alert,
Capt. Phelps, of this port. This vessel was
at anchor in the harbor of San Diego. last Oc-
,ober, and nearly all her stores. and part Of
ballast on shore ready for taking in cargo. when
intelligence was received Of a declaration OF
war between the United States and Mexico,
and of the capture Of Monterey by Com. Jones;
and that the soldiers from San Pedro "a place
about miles from San Diego had received or
ders 10 proceed forthwith and capture the A lert.
On the 2Sth of October the intelligence was
confirmed by party Of hunters (Anericans,l
who came on board the Alert with all their
property, seeking protection from the aniicipa-
ted movements Of the hostile troops. Capt.
Phelps Immediately took possession of the
fort ashore, spiked the guns, and then got his
stores on board and every thing ready for slip
ping his cables if necessary. The Alert had
four six FOUNDERS ON board. which were bro'l
TO bear on the shore; and as III evessel lay with
in pistol shot of the land, her guns fully CON-
manded the beach. With a crew Of sixteen
men and boys, halfa dozen hunters excellent
rfiemen.) and plenty Of arms and ammunition,
Captain Phelps determined not to slip his ca.
bles or abandon his cargo on shore without burn
ing little gunpowder. Happily for The Mexi-
cans, they kept out of the way until peace was
declared. On the LIST Of November the official
intelligence OF the evacuation of Monterey was
received. &. as matter of course. Capt. Phelps
ceased warike operations, and commenced
putting his ship in order for taking in cargo
The Alert is a fine, sirong-built ship of abou,
400 tons, has flush deck unincumbered with
houses, and sails very well. She arrived at
this port on Thursday afternoon.
The above will explain the rumor that was
some time since going the rounds the papers
about the U. S. ship Of war ALERT" spiking
the cannon, &C., at San Diego.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-05-27
Fiscal Affairs Of Grant Go.

STATEMENT of the Receipts and Expendit-
y ures of Grant county, w. T., for the year A. n.
io41 viz: from the 10Th January, lS42 to the 10Th
lanuary lS13
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1843-07-15
ron THE ANERICAN,
Assembly.

Mn. MAssEn-The Democracy Of Northumber-
land county will soon be called upon to make
choice Of a candidate for the next Legislature, and
as there have been several worthy men presented
for their consideration, permit through the me-
dum Of your valuable paper TO offer EDWARD Y.
BRIGHr, of the Borough Of Sunhury, as a candi-
date for that important situation. Ia presenting
Mr.. Bright to the Democracy of Northumberland
county. we have no hesitation in saying, that a.
mong the hos, of candidates that will he brought
into the field, one whom The interests Of the peo>
pile could more safely he confded, cannot be found
Mr.. Brigh, has resided for long time among us,
and is well acquainted with the wants and wishes
of the people. He is a man of excellent business
habits, Industrious and cepablc--pos essng sound
knowledge Of the Internal Improvement System,
and If elected will fearlessly and faithfully perform
his duty. MANY,
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LcNGLEY'S
Great western Indian Pnuaccn.

Compounded entirely of Vegetable
Substances:
Free from Cdlomei and all other Minerals.
For the history of This medicine and It's unrivalled
and truly surprising success and popular.
ity, see large bills
HI is recommended as a general cathartic for
Fl family use-in dyspepsia and all bilious disea.
ses, il is inv lualle-for Asthma it is consile,c cd
specific, no case having yet occurred which ii has
failed 10 cure-for common colds. imilamma ory
diseases, rheumatism, affections Of the liver, &C.,
and for females, it is a safe and excellent remedy.
CERTIFICATE,
From DR.. Siias West Of B,nghampion, ". Y.
Mr.. Lonsley Dear Sir: | have used your Great
West, rn Indian Psnacea in nv family, and have
repeatedly prescribed il for patients under my care,
and satisfied that il Is always safe, and in very
many cases an invaluable mcdicine.-I, operates MS
laxative without nausea, or pain and while /, ef.
frttuallv obvates cosvcness acts upon the stomach
and liver as an Alternative, correcting sci'ity, and re.
storing the healthy condition Of those organs.
Very respectfully yours. 8. WEST.
For sale by JOHN w. FRlLfNG, Sunbury,
JACOB BRIGHT, Northumberland.
May Goth, lSi3.--ly
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EXCHANGE HOTEL.
Ccmhe Street, opposite The TowN HALL,
POTTSNILAE, PA.
j. = citxin &c +,

L. ED ESPECTCUlLY announces 10
.s E q the travelling community that he
Is..kS. has taken the large and splrn lid estab-
@Axs5 llshment. the ExcHANGE HoTEL, sirua-
ted at the corner of Centre and Calowhlll streets,
nearly opposite the Town Hall, in the borough of
Potsville, which has been thoroughly repaired aud
materially improved for the accommodation of visit.
ors The Hotel is forty Il. front on Centre st.. and
one hundred and thirty eight f. CalowhilI, three
stories high it is admirably provided with Pa'lors,
Sitting Rooms. Reading Room, and large airy
Chamhers-,he most spacious, pleasant and cnnve-
peior Bathing Establishment and every conve-
most desirable Hotel.
No paihs or expense will be spared to furnish
the Table and Bar with the best that this and the
philadelphia Markets afford and with de,ermi>
nation TO devote his entire personal attention TO the
comfort and accommodation Of those who may fa-
vor him with call aided by active, careful and
obliging servants, he hopes to give general salts
faction.
PRIVATE FAMILIES wishing to visit this
highly interesting and healthy Coal Region. will be
provided with Parlors and Chambers. which he
feels confident will please the most iastidious.
U1 The Siabling attached, is large and well
CONSTRUCTED, and superintended by experienced and
attentive Oslers. Horses and Carriages may be had
al any time to convey persons TO any part OF the
country.
QT An Omnibus runs from this Hotel daily to
and from the Depot, TO meet the Cars. for the ac-
commodation Of persons travelling on the Rail
Road. No charge for omnibus fare TO this Hotel.
Pottsrille, July 8, lsi3-6m
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yOR THE AMERICAN.
EN- bl Y,

Mn. EnIron.-Seeing that candidates for the
different offices being brought for~ ard, we
would offer Mr.. PETER PURSEI., of Sunburv,
for tha Legislature. Mr.. Purscl is favorahy known
TO the citizens Of THE county. He ha. long battled
in the ranks Of Democracy, never failing to rem
der every assistance to further the interests and
welfare of our party. Should our fellow citizen.
think proper to elect him to he their representa-
tntive, VIC certain be will not give them cause
to regret their choice.
DHMocnArs OF AuGUsTA.
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COunterfciters'
% j. A TIL B L o w.

TNhe public will please observe that no Brandre,h
Il Pills are genuine, unless The hox has three Ia
bells upon it. (thc top, the side and the hottom)
each containing a fac simile signature Of my hand
writing, ihus--B. BR,SpnErH, NJ. D.-Thcse la =.
bel a,e engraved on steel, beautifully designed,
and done at an expense of over So 00O.--Thereforc
il will be that The only thing necessary to pro-
cure The medicine in its purity, is to observe these
labels.
Remember the top, the side, and the bottom.
The following respective persons are duly auhori
zed, and hold
CERTIFICATES OF AGENCY,
For the sale Of Brandreth's Vegetable Universal
Pills.
Northumberland county: Milton-NIackoy &
Chambc,lin. Sunhury-H. b. Masscr. M'Ewens-
ville-Irelsnd & Meixell. Nor,hum' erland-Wm
Forsyth. Georgetown-J. & J. Walls.
Union County; New Bcrln-Bogsr & Win.
ter. Selinsgrove-Gsorge Gundrum. Middle.
burg-Isnac Smith. Beavcr'own-Davij Huber.
Adamsburg-Wm J. May. Mifilinshurg-Mensch
& Ray. Hartlcton-Daniel Long Freeburg-
g. & &c. Moycr. Iewisburg-Walls & Green.
Columbia county Dan,ille--E. B. Reynolds
Il Go. Bcrwick-Shuman 81 Ruenhousc. Cat
tawissa-C. G. Brolts. Blocrnsburg-John X.
Meyer. jersey Town--Levi Bisel. Washington
Roht McCay. Iimestonc-Ballict 81 McNpch.
Observe that each Agent has an Engraved Ger
'lcate Of Agency. containing a representation Of
DR. BRANDRETH'S Manutnctory at Sing Sing,
aud upon which will also he seen exact copies Of
The neU labels nOp used upOn The BrdndreH PiH
BOres.
Philadelphia, Office No. s. North Sih street.
Il. BRANDRETH, NJ. ID.
June 2fth 1919.
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Jacob MaliCh'S Estate.

Northumberland County. IS.
A MONGST the Records Of the Orphans Court
"A of said county, at April term lsi3, it is thus
contained;
"Apr 10Th. lsi3. on motion Of Alexander Jor
dan, Esq, rule on the heirs and legal represent,-
tiyes of Jacob Malich, deceased. to appear on the
first day of next term, (Aueust 7th lSi3,) and ac.
cept refuse the real estate Of said deceased at the
aPpor,ionmrnt."
Extrartcd from the Record. and certified April l7th,
lsi3. EDWARD OYSTER,
Sum urv June "a, lSi3.-6t CFR q. e.
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CoHnuPrIoS.-Painc cannot exist but from cor
rupt particles being seated on the identical part
where the pain is experienced. These corrupt par
.iccs, when in great quantity, the positive
Of death
1t is a solemn truth that corruption terminate the
existence of all created beings and the importance
of its speedy removal from the body is Of incalcui>
bic value. The most and speedy way 10 re-
move corruption or any other infrmites to which
the human frame is liable no medicine has been
fund so electusl as Drandreth's Universal Vesc-
table Pills.
They will, if used during the prevalence of any
for disease entiiely prevent fatal results-be
cause they remove from the stomach and bowels
any morbfc matters generated from any causes
whatsoever. whether those causes be from impure
air, or food which disagrees with the body.
uJPuchase Of H. B. Masscr, Sunbury, or Of a.
gents published in another part Of this paper
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Notice i'm bankruptcy.

NIOTICE is hereby given to the creditors of
" Henry Yoxtheimer, lately decreed Bank.
Tupt, that the Commissioner in Bankruptcy for
Norihumher and county will attend at his office in
Sunbury daily, to receive proof Of debts against
said estate CHARLES PLEASANTS,
SunbuTy July g. ls43.-3t C0m'r.
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MERCHANTS
HOUSE.
No 237, North Third, o5orc CutiowhiU ST..
PHILADELPHIA.

No. 23T, North Third, obOrc CutiOpkW ST..
PHILADELPHIA
ROHN DUNCAN, late from the Pennsvlva.
80 MIA Farmer, and Samuel Pike. jr., la'e of A.
merican Hotel Columbus. Ohio. take pleasure in nc.
qunnng their friends and the public generally that
they have taken the large and conmodious Hotel,
recently huilt by the Mrsss. Hat the sane site
once occupied by the old established Hotel known
as the Bulls Head, in Third street above Cullow.
hill 81,
This Hotel is finished in the very hest possible
manner, ard ot the best materials. Its location is
very desirable, particularly for country merchants
the arrangements for heating and ventilang each
room is such as to secure any temperature. The
bedrooms all light and airy, all furnished in
neat style, so as to insure comfort.
The receiving parlors are also furnished in a su.
perb style, the windows are on the French style,
forming an entrance to balcony in 'front.' wh.h
makes \ pleasant recess. Particular attention has
been given to the beds and bedding, which, with
the furniture are entirely new.
From years experience in hotel business, we
''ust, Ivy strc, assidui,y tc business to make this
house desirable stepping place. Our table will
always to supplied with the very best our market
can afford, and our bar with the best liquors and
wines of the most approved brands.
p. ). There are first rate sabiing and carriage
houses attached 10 the hotel attended by ca,elul
and sober hostIers and our charges ill DC low, in
| accordance with the present hard times.
Philadelphia Oct. 9TH, lS42.
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ron THE AMERICAN.
Mrnlhrr Of Assembly.

Mn. EpIrou Permit me II recommend TO the
voters of Northumberland county, HUGH n.
1EA1S, E.q., Of Shsmokin, ss a candidate for As
fembly. Mr.. Ts,s is sn industrious and intrlligen,
farmer and would, If elected, give very general sstis
faction MANY OF SIIAMOkIN
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Notice
TO CONTRA CTORS.

DROPOSALS will be received until sun-dnwn
IL OF Friday the at day Of September. lsi3, al
the town Of Sunbury. for the repair Of the Mshan-
tango Aqucduct on the Susquehanns Division.
Plans and specifications will be exhibited three
days previous to the letting.
G. LEISENRlNG,
Supervisor Susq. Div. Pa. Canal.
Inly sth, lS43-St
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THE RIDDLE Z.
JUVENILE DEPARTMENT..

Answer to Enigma Of last week.
EuRorE, ASIA, AraicA ANp NEw HoLLASD.
GEOGRAPHICAL ENIGMA.
/ am composed If forty-four letters.
My "a, 8, l3, %, g. s. 2S 20, is an ocean.
My IL, 90, "a is cape in the anic region.
My 81, 7, s. 6, is cape on tho coast Of 5. A.
My !, "a, S. 10. 4, 6, is nm isthmus.
My 90, 81, l2, l3. l2, is division in s. America.
My 90, -, IL, 6, "a, is sea south Of Asis.
My "a, l3, |, "a, s, is a river in Siberia.
My l,7, 6, is river in Europe.
My 6, IL, l3, 2, is a river in Africa.
My whole is proverb, frequ nlly quoted, but sell
dom practiced.
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Treaslurer's Notice,


THE following Resolution, passed by the Town
Il Council Juue 10Th, 1884, will be strictly en-
forced:
Resolred. That any person exposing himself ma
ked for the purpose Of swimming, between the hours
OF A. NJ. and p. NJ. shall be subject to fine
of so cents. the half thereof to the borough and
the other to the informcr.
by order of the Chief Burgess,
PETER w. GRAY,
July lst. lSi3.-3t Ckrk
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Stray Cow.

STRAIED away from the subscriber in Sun
~ bury, about the sih of June last, a
il l. 4 X COW,
with little white under her belly and little white
on one or both of her hind feet. Any person bring
ing said COW back again, or giving infurmaion
where she may he found will he literally rewarded
FELlX MACRER.
Sunbury, July s,h, lsi3.-3t.