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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-04-25
Administrator6 Sale.

PURSUANT TO an order Of the court OF
Common pleas within and for Brown
county Ohio, made at the October term
lS4l, and uViTed at the OcIOs
Der Term 1912, of said conrt, the UNDER
signed will offer for sale on the premises,
on Saturday the 22d day Of April ls43,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
and 4 o'clock P. NJ. Of said day, the fol-
lowing laGds and tenemenis 10 wit: fifty.
one and half acres Of land, lying in
said county On'Sierling fork Of Whiteoak
creek, bounded as follows Beginning at
whileoak and beech, ,lSrouie's heirs cor
ner; thence south 20 degrees east 8 and
sixteen tenth poles TO two elms on the
bank fthe creek thence down the cen>
Ire Of the creek with its meanderS south
81 degrees east 7 poles, south 30 de-
grees east III poles, south 70 degrees
west I5I poles, south 6 degrees east %
poles, south ia degrees west 81 poles,
south Al degrees west IL poles, south
l3 degrees east "a poles, 10 a readoak
and beech: thence N. II degrees Z. 75i
poles 10 a stone, David Sbick's corner;
thence with his line north degree east,
50 poles TO a stone, Sbick's corner;
thence north 62 degrees east 50I poles
10 stake in the stale road; thence with
said road north 10 degrees west so poles
10 stump in said road, David Sroufe's
heirs corner; thence south 70 degrees
west 81 poleslo the beginning; being
part Ofa survey ofl200 acres made in
the name OF Benjamin Holmes No. 6747,
Ordered TO be sold subject to the dover
estate of Nancy Higgins herein before
assigned, on the following terms; one
half cash ia hand and the balance with
interest in one year from the day Of
sale, TO be secured by bond and secuti.
t..
JOHN ALLEN, ! Aministra-
ROBERT ALLEN.( tors
Of James d. Higgins decd.
March 21s', l643.
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Attachment Notioe.

At my instance an attachment was
this day issued by Lyman Vanmetre, a
Justice Of the peace Of Scott township,
Brown county, against The goods, chat
ties, credits, moneys and effects Of John
McIntire an abscOnding debtor, and is
not a resident Of Brown county.
Dated this ith day Of April, ls43.
JOHN G. MILLER.
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sHERIFF'S SALE.

Patrick Vance
VS.. Fl, "a, et le, "a.
John Finegan.
BY virtue Of a writ OF Fl. "a. ell Ie. ia
to me directed by the court of common
pleas of Brown county Ohio, | will offer
for sale at The house Of John Finegan
in Perry Township, on the 2slh day o
April lS43. between 10 and 4 o'clock
on said day. the following property tc
wit: one bay horse and one No. I
plough, to be sold as the property OI
John Finegan at the suit Of Patrick
Vance. Terms cash.
VIM. SHIELDS, shift B. G. o.
WIN. FALLEN, Deputy Sniff.
April Is, 1913.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-04-25
Notice.

UHEREAs, my wife Polly has this
w day left my bed and board, with
out lust cause or provocatiUn; this is
therefore to forewarn all persons from
harboring or trusting her on my accounts
as am determined to pay no debts Of
her contracting. JACOB WEAVER.
April 9th, l643.
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Administrator's Notice.

All persons indebted to the estate OF
w;II;.m M Lipqett, sen, .,late Of Byrd Town
sb;D' Brown county, deceased, are re-
o,,ssted 0 to make immediate payment TO
tbe Undersigned, and those having claims
soainst said estate, are notified to present
them, legally proven, within one year
from this date, for settlement
WILLIAM LIGGETT, Jr.
Administrator.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-04-25

ELDER BAKER will preach at the Chris
tan meeting houss in Georgetown on the
5th Saturday and Sunday of this month"; at
IL o'clock A. M.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-04-25
G.. w KIN G.,


Will practice Law in the several Courts
of the Counties of Brown, Adams and
Clermont; his office is on the East side
of the Public Square in Georgetown Brow
County. Ohio.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-04-25

Mr.. Palmer; Please announce Captain
L. G. PALMER of the lst Light Infantry
as candidate for the Office Of Brigadier
General at the ensuing election.
Many officers cfthe I'd Brigade.
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Administrators Notice.

All persons indebted to the estate of Moses
Ward, late oil Franklin township, Brown coun'
ty. deceased, are requested TO make Immediate
payment to the undersigned; and those having
claims against said estate, are notified to pre-
sent them, legally proven, within one year from
the date hereof, for settlement
W. THOMPSON LINDSEY,
Administrator
March 24th. 1843,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-04-25

John Greig, Of OfGahsndsigus, tread law"
in his Office. Since that time the for.
tunes Of Mr. Morris have been less pro,
PiIious than his friends desired; and many
we know, will concur with US in express.
ing satisfaction at his recovery Of some oi
his long disputed properly even ct this
late day,-AlbdHy AtLGS.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-04-25
MARRIED.

On the I'd March, by Rev. G. Berentz
Mr. LEWIS GoLLrNe and MISS ELIZA BETH
EAKIE.
On the 10th March, by the same, Mr.
FREDER1CK STEHR and MIssMARIA KIT
TER1NG, all Of this county.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-04-25

Mr.. Palmer; Captain GEORGE B. BAL.
LEY Of I'd. Light Infantry will be can.
didate for the office of Brigadier Gene
raj Of the Cd. Brigade 9Th Division Ohio
Militia at the ensuing election.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-04-25
Georgetown, April Is, 1913.

Mr.. PALMER. Please notice in your
paper that there will be a meeting of the
Liberty Party in Georgetown, on the 10th
Of May, in the Presbyterian meeting
house, at seven o'clock, P. M.
The Rev. Mr.. Lewis, Mr.. Chase, and
others are expected to be present.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-04-25
SHERIFF.
Samuel BowCDl
Brown Com. Pleas
William Blanchard

William Blanchard
BY virtue of a writ Of Fl. ia. ct le. fa
to me directed by the Court of Common Pleas,
within and for Brown county, Ohio, will ofeI
for sale, at the front door Of the Courthouse
in Georgetown, on Saturday, the 18th day oi
April, ,I843, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock
on said day the following real estate, to wit!
All those In-lots in the town Of Ripley, Brown
county, Ohio, known on the plat of said town BY
their numbers two hundred and twenty-eight
and two hundred and twenry-nine (Nos. 226 and
229) called the Sand Mound Lots.
To be sold as the property of William Blanch'
ard, in the above case. Terms cash.
VIM. SHIELDS, Sh'F B. c. o.
Shcriff's Office, March 18th, 1943.
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Attachment Notice,

AGIdC11ACuG NOLlCCS
A I my instance an attachment was this
fAday issued by John Leonard "a Justice
of the Peace Of Sterling township, Brown
county, against the effects of jeremiah
Allen, nonresident Of said county,
Dated this second day of March, IS43.-
DAVID WATSON.
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Brown Common Pleas.
Attachment.

vs.. Attachments
George Herbst.
All persons interested will take notice
that Samue' Grimes, on the 29th day OF
October A. d. ls42, sued out writ Of
Attachment from the court Of Common
Pleas Of Brown county in the State Of
Ohio, against George Hsrbst for the sum
Of $500, - ': il has been served and
returned. J. H. BLAIR, Clerk.
March %, 1913.
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LIST OFLETTERs.

R EMAGNlNG in the Post Office at
" Georgetown Ohio, on the 3lst day
of March, lS43, which if not taken out
in three months, will be sent to the Gen.
eral Post Office as dead letters:
A Jolly Philip
Anderson Malon Jacobs James
Ambrose Margaret Jordan DOrcas
X
Bacon Nathan Kiro GsoWa
Doyu hucInGa King George
Ks net Valentine
Clerk of Brownso.
Catvev Danisi Lemons Caroline
Leach Walter
Devoro David C. Lowr'J&s
Davidson Eli M
Day John Monett Isaac
E Mitchell Arthur
Espy Robert Martin John 2
Edgington David Meade Richard X
f Myers William
Fec w It Rev Mullen James M
Foor Aeeuish Mcclure James2
G N
Goowin John Newman Abner
Garret Henry P
Coin J Jeese Pam &. Marshall
Givens M Mers place. M J Miss
H s
Hay Sarah SberifBC2
tIamer Tho's L2 Shenherd Jose ph 9
Hill X James S,obleton DR.
Hayward Ezekiel r
| Hick Jacob rr..,,,.o, S,,ruel M
Fl annah John W
Wasson Samuel s
IS,T" 1snnina, Tamss lam JAMES ALLEN P M
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-04-25
sHERIFF'S SALE
Isaac Hardesty
VS.. OFdeT OF sale.

VS.. Order of sale.
Lewis Ball ell al.
nURSUANT to an order OF the court
ofcommon Pleas, made at the Oc-
lober term lS42, | will offer for sale at
the front door of the court house in
(;eorcetown, on the Sd day Of Nav ls43,
between tie hours of 10 and 4 o'clock
on said day, the following real estate, TO
vii. one hundred acres of land described
as follows, to wit: Fifty acres sold by
Geo,pe Hicks to Robert Hicks, bounded
as follows: Beginning at a stone and SUE
oar,ree south east corner TO Jacob Work
man. thence south, 10 degrees west, ITO
noles TO Adam Srofe's line, thence south,
: degrees east TO stone and stake near
Adam Srofe's land thence east,26 poles
TO locust stake; thence east, to the old
bars; thence north, 6 degrees west, to the
beginning, e other so acres bounded
as follow inning at stone between
Robert ai Gorge Hicks; thence south,
10 degrees west, II poles TO stone at
the mouth Of Adam Srofe'S lane; thenca
sou,h.s degreesE.9l poles to sugartree,
, dogwood aud beech, corner to Harrison
Bslrs Ia I'd; thence with bis limo south.
81 degrees east, IA poles TO beech end
stone. corner TO said Harrison Ball;
thence north, 8 degrees west, OIL poles
70 The beginning. To lie sold as the prop
or,v Of Isaac Hardesry and David D Bran.
in the above case. Terms cash.
"O" VIM SHIELDS. sheriff
B, C. o.
sheriff's office, April Sd, ls4S.
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CINCINNATI AND MAYSVILLE
PACKET, INDIANA.

The Steamboat indiana
..GN will run regularly between
"a MaysVille and Cincinnati,
,sEsSissSSsi=| stopping at the intsrmedi-
ate ports. Freight shall
be carefully handled and the charges moderate.
She will leave Maysville every Monday, We'd
nesdaV and Friday, at 9 O'Clock, and Cincin-
natl on Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday al
10 A. NJ.
JOHN ELLISON, Commander
Feb. Ia, 1e43.
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JOHN ALLEN, ! Aministra-
ROBERT ALLEN. tors
of James d. Higgins decd.
March 21s', l643.
Town Property for Sale

Town Property Tor Sale
THE undersigned offers his Houee and Lots in
the sonth part ofGeorgetown for sale. Il is a
pleasant situauon for a family residence, being
situatsd about equi-distant from the Christian
and Presbyterian Churches and theSchool House.
There is good cellar under the house; also, a
good we'll and convenient out buildings. Any
person wishing to purchase Town property
would do well TO call and see this before pur-
chasing elsewhere. JONAS LAWRENCE.
March l4th, I543.
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Justices Blanks

For sale Gttheo6fce cfthe Democrats
Standard.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1843-08-10
HENRY AZ MILLER

will be that Cen Saunders il elected in this Dis
met by about l2S votes. We let the pass
without expressing unqualified admiration OF the gallant
bearing during the contest, OF young friend Miller
Many thought him bold merely, but absolutely rash in
throwing himself IN the breach against majority OF about
49, and against veteran of weought fields Ii
was considercda scfsncrcc absolute offering Of him.
self for the good of the The young cro-or such
we well may call hini-murchcd the conflict undisnay.
ed though without hope; and though he has not achieved
success, he has done morc he has deserved it, His prac
sed aud wary opponent found he was not playing
with stripping. he seemed think at the outset he
found himself in the grasp OF one of manly power
who "hed him uneasy" The wings of this District owe
Mr. Miller much for his noble services They are proud
OF their champion, though defeated and will cherish him
in their heart of hearts, having 50 nearly won triumph
1t Is triumph. The Democrats counted on n majority of
a. least 1000 votes and Gen Saunders himself is reported
10 have said that less than that would be triumph him.
We have achieved if victory ut leas, glory though we
are compelled TO say, quite enough-Raleigh Regis
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4 modern Tiresiay.

In Cadmcan Thebes, if all that is written be
true, there once resided parsonage called Tire
siaS. His a singulary checkcred life. On
one occasion, as chronicles tell, he was strolling
through the woods, and. encontering a batch of
snakes, assaulted and killed the female one. He
was forthwith metamorphised into a woman. In
that state, he remained seven years; when ram
bling again in the same wood, lac met another pair
Of scrpcnts and this time he killed the male. when
hc was Instantly TRANSMITTED into his original mas
culinc condition. In consequence of this double
experience f life, he was deemed 50 wise Il per-
son, that Juno and Jupiter day disputing las
frequently their WON'T which most enjoyed the
good things of this life. man or woman,-the mat
ter was referred TO the decision of Tiresas. Hc
speaking ont of his experience, gave an award in
favour Of wOman-which was contrary to the OPT
Mon Of Juno-and which so highly incensed her
majesty, that she deprived him OF sight. Jupiter,
10 make him some atoncmeni for the deprivation,
endowed him with powers OF diynalion, and pro.
longcd his lie for seven generations.
w have, in these days Of universal onahtcn.
ment. been taught to regard these as the mere Ia
Bile, o. an imaginative people. But we not in
error IN thus sunmariIy rcPudatng these beautiful
fciion7! five look closely around us, do not
often things quite strange enacted in real
life, aud in this mromantic, matrr.of-facl genera.
ton Only the other day, we had an instance, in
OF our most distinguished politicians, ola double
, III politics. quite as marvellous as the physical
douilcncss ofTircsias-aud that, too, without hav-
l! 50 much as killed the snake that crossed his
ra.h. Mr. Calhoun, in mis- late letter to the Ma
tional Inirgenccr, expressly divides his life into
two parts--ihe one as totally unlike the other, as
woman's condition is TO mans Until hc was 30
years of age, he was thoughtlcss, giddy female
the creature Of every unprecedented hitler and
yon, as idle fancy might dictate. He rcpudiatcs
all responsibility for his acts and opinions during
this portion ofhs life They pertain not TO his pre-
sent, but to his former self Since then he has as
sumcd new existence. He wears the virc gown,
and is a man OF giant proportions. Like his The
ban prototype hc is as blind as bat to all the
things Of this Garth, and can only dcscry those Of
the distant future.
N bile speaking Of anticnt fables, We arc re-
m I'D Of another, which illustrates the condi-
ton Of another Of our great Of the present day
The fountain in Cara, in which llcrmaphrodltus
bahod, possessed very peculiar virtue, and those
who ayed in it, ceased to be of any sex at all
Nr. Van Buren, has surely had access to some
such fountain ~ this, and thereby become what lac
is--a political cpiccnc.
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condition and keepi, Robbed by faithess and selfish
government they reduced poverty and then to beg
gary The shamccssncSs with which they beg, shows how
deep and almost hopeless Is their degradation. The Ian
guagc which they is often thrilling, and spoken m
good plain English, never could resist To have ragged
little girl up you and in paintve accents, Il am
miserable dying for the OF bread OH tot the love
OF God, give penny" would unman YOU But this Is
all said Italian and said often that To notice
IT, There doubt that very many Of them suffer deep
". In OF pcstlcnce they furnish food for IT, In
we're winter they without fire and clothing. They al
universally carry sad and responding eountcnanees
At life had for them promise.
Wandering among the ruined temples and under the sha-
dow OF the galleries OF they keep up aud heghten the
strong that you every this strange
county. Like the kings, they have their entances
and exits and 90 swell the of human life and h-
mnn Thcy living perpetual monuments OF the
working o the present OF society utterng trumpet
tongucd his folly and his wiekedncss. But proud
and selfish those who have the power will grasp the wealth,
and the weak and die. Thus it has becn and
thus will be, I'LL grounded in different principles
But the sufferer and the voice OF the bcggar,
kc the thunder battle have become accustomed sounds,
and whether will change the system which
all not. God only knows The ages work
ing out some result. and time will tell.
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l23nlaJ

The Loco Foco majority IN this District as arranged by
the las, legislature, 7Ij Gen Saunders had this sge
capital to begin WITH and he barely escaped with the
skin Of his teeth How mortying this result the
party, may easily be inferred from following bolsu pa
rngraph, which appeared the Saldlrd" late
2Gth Of July
1--WE repeat our belief that the majority for Gen. Ssnr-
cer- iu this District viii Doe least thousand From
what we can understand the Of Ch1tnan heretofore
considered Wing uuty, vail bee very close. TIL, Why's
calculate on five hundred 1pry, but have heard gen.
ueu,n who know something about the scutmruto f the
County express their belief hat 10 will give Cen slunder.
majority Moore, II J., thought by some n. give q small
Wing mapnV. Tins are inclined, however. a. doubt
Ihe democratic maorItes IN Wayne Cumberland, John.
-i'n and Wake will range between twelve and fifteen hun.
dred The majority for Gen. Saunders ~ this country will
be at least iwo bundled. Wake is a democratic county
out and out She is ardeny devoted 10 Gen. Saunders.
u"d "i. sustain him WITH gt'at energy and zeal"
DISTRICT 80. g.
We lmyeno int gcnce from tI- District but Of couF-e
Gen. Mckay H.. f.. is elected
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Iorc UeErijoU.

The cold Dominion" published al Portsmouth.
N''--"n' 81 th" most ultra of the Democratic
sheets dcnounccs the Washington GLOBE, and
takes very decided ground again, Nr. Van Bu.
rem The grounds gifts opposition are very much
like those advanced 10y tie Petersburg Rcpubli.
can: II docs not blink be- can be- elected: and docs
not believe be should be-, if hc could. An extract
is suhgoincd.
he "OId llwnkcrs' and their man, Van, arc
evidently on the wanc. The impression is spread.
ing, that he is unpopular aud cannoi be- elected: an
idea laiai iothc prospects Of any man, who builds
his hopes upon the "SPoils Party" That party is
not wont to throw away lis votes If it can help il.
u wishes every shot 10 tcl-and many of it, mem.
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FULL llON IN ALABAMA.
IL The ELECTION in this State takes place the 7th Au
gust. In North Alabama but little interest has been
tested in but in South Alabama, where parties
equally divided interesting prosecuted. Gov.
fitzpatrick, having opponent WILL matter OF course,
be Governor; and, though he is Locooco. he fills
the Executive chair quite crediiaby and mpartay
could be expected Personally, he popular with all par
ties. Congress- IN this district, Mr. Chapman the late
bcr walks the because he is the abcst man
ohs party account OF his great popularity with the
counties lie makes faithful ard
very attentive othe wishes and his constituents
Inhe Florence District Cen Houston and Maj Armstrong.
both LocOocOs oppose EACH Other for Congress- with nearly
equal chances OF success In regard To the result
almost IN the situation OF the wife, when her husband aud
the bear fighting caring but little which whips In
the Taladegra District, Gen. Mcconnell, Loco opposed
by VIM T. Chiffon Esq, Wing and his prospects are
presented being quite favorable and surprise need be
entertained he Is eected-a consummaton devoutly To
be wished many accounts. In the Tuscaloosa Ds-
trlct, an exciting canvass Is in progress between Col
Young Wing, and Col. PANE Loco, able men,
The result l. doubtful, but the chances favor
Col. Young, who will be- ornament the State ia Con
gros-. Col Lea opposes Dixon II. Lewis the Lowndcs
District, though from the late period OF his entering the
field, the odds against HIM From his great zeal and
industry aud the justice OF his cause expect much from
him. and hope that Fat Dick wall be lett home 'ard
the lean earth as he walks along" la tie Montgomery
District the Wings confident Of Col Pettit,
Wing n the field, with Mr.. Bciscr, Loco, against him.
Col. Pci has been member oi ho Legislature for
al years and will make useful and respectable member Of
Cungrcssll s IN the Mobile District, where the most ne
used By both parties ensure success
The anIagonIsing candidates, MIR. Delet and Judge
Godihwaie. fair matches, have been the stump for
than month past The great questions OF the day
dscussedby them with ability and
thy u imitation oil the State Unless unlocked for
change takes place III tine opinions OF the People, Mr. Dcet
will resume his seat in Congress, from which he ni.
quitousy ousied 10y the Infamous General Ticket System Of
1870 II the Wings Of the State do their duty stand up
their principles and their candidates. certain Of
members four Districts IN this State, viz: Mobile, Mont
guiueTy, Lowndcs, aud Tuscaloosa; and chance Tor
member the Taadcga District, from the dislike 10 the
Locofoco candidate entertained 10y many Of his party
How the Legislature will be divided do no: know: Tho
the majority Of opponents will not be as large it was
last year.
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w N. nL,dienl prnf,ssion.

niece addressed 10 the "Mcdical Profession Of Lower
Virginia" lately appeared in the Richmond Wing, the object
Of which was bring about concert Of action among
pytcans for the purpose Of arranging charges O securing
their moro certain collection and the suppression Of under
bidding in The profession iapproyo Of the proposition; and,
for the purpose carrying u out, would suggest 10 physi
clans call couny mccngs on their court days. or any
other time tbev may consider more convenient lof the pur-
bose Of taking e matter into consideration Unless the
profession do something for keeping Up the present rates Of
charges and enforcing their collection, hcHacuce Of modi
cine NJ tho writer Of The piece alluded says will fall into
hands incompetent practice. Men Of intellect and ac
ourenents cannot afford 10 devote themselves expon-
svc profession medicine unless they get well cmunora
ted fOriL
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ARRINAL nE Il. S. vEssEI.s OF WAR.

The sloop.of.war Boston, Commander Long, arrived at
Boston Thursday afternoon from China aud last from
Rio de Janciro and the soopof-war Yorktown Comman
der Nicholas arrived this port yesterday, from the Pacific
and last Rio de Jauciro having sailed from the LATER
port ~ the same day with the Boston.
The Yorktown sailed from Mazutau on tho 18th of Feb
ruary Valparaiso the 2nd OF May, aud Rio the l5h
Of June Left Valparaiso u. :. rgate United States,
BRUSH ~ Dublin and the French admiral's ship Ronc
Blanche. Tho g.. $. fngoto Constellation expected
daily, from China.
The Yorktown brings S35,j1 part Of the indcmniiica
ton awarded by the Government Of Chill for dcpcdatons
on American commerce. committed IN 1922, aud S56,625
to merchants aud insurance oompancs.--N. y. Com Ad-
ueTfiseT.