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DIR. eAsJEHa4'S
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REST0RER OF THE BLOOD,
AND OTHER DISEASES.


NNT HETHER produced by bile, phlegm. from
w internal morbid matters, arising FROM
badly cured ole disorders from the use Of mer-
curry. eaIomel, bars, &c, in temales) from the
change of life, as specified Ia the Pamphlet.
ANrISYrHuIric Sraur-TAis medicine is in
all Venereal Disorders, certain comedy.
ABYsslsA MlxTrEE, ,.u liquid and in PASTE
celebrated tor lis speedy and perfect removal OF
Go1orrbG,a and elect.
Som MISE BALsAN, for Bilious and Nervous
Affections, Colds, &c.
AROMATIC EXTRACT, linimeut for Indigestion,
Goodness in the stomach, Num5ness or Weakness
in the limbs, Rheumatism, &c.
DECORATIVE Powder, Tor Bilious Fever Head.
ache, Diseases Of the Eyes, &c, which is TO be
taken 10 the Restorer.
.FAH OINTMENT, fur Piles, which is to Be ap.
plcd besides the Restorel
BENGAL OiSxRSr. for letter, Ringworm, Salt
Rheunl, Soadhcad, Eruptions Of The skin, and foul
ulcers; is TO be applied besides the RestorcF.
UNIVERSAL on STRENGTHENING PLASTER, for
diseases of the Chest, Dyspepsia, luhammatory
Rheumatism. Palsy, Paralysis, &c.
DR KuAL's ACOUSTIC or, for Deafness and all
other Aurlcular Complaints, which is 10 be used
together y iih the Restorcr.
lJ'Dr, Kuhl's Pamphlet Treatment" &c,
entered according to Ac, Of Congress, contains
full Directions for the uss of he above mentioned
medicines, aud accompanies every remedy.
o. Persons wishing 10 procure any Of the med
icncs, will please direct ,her orders, with the a.
mount, toost Faia,' 10 DR.. KuHLaS OFFICE,
Ral,.gh, n, G.. or Richmond, Va, OF to any Of the
iolgwiug Agents ia North Carolina.
b. Oates, Druggist, Charlotte.
J. rs C. Philcr, Concord.
Jenkins s. Biles, Salisbury.
lIargraye, Gather & Co.. Lexington.
J. & Z. Sloan, Greensbofough
NJ, ]. A. Drake, Ashborongh.
G. c. Henderson, Lincolnton.
SOUTH CAROLINA.
Steele, Cunning & Co, York G. II.
Mcclure Brawley 4 Co, Chester G. H.
The continuation Of the list Of Agents, see d.
KS Pamphlet.
J1ae Is, loi2 36lf
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NOTICE.

A LII persons indebted 10 the subscriber, by
"a note or account, win please call and settle
by the lst Of January next, and save cost.
r. Z. TAYLOR
Dec. %, 1912. II
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TESTIMONIALS.

The following are but iew taken at random,
from pile ef complimentary cpisIles forward
ed to Dr. Spencer by regular physicians, touch
ing the efficacy of his Pills. He feels proud
and grateful in being able TO lay such docu-
ments before the public.
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DR. MoFFATs LIFE PILL SAND PuG.NIX
BiTTERs

Ill ! t.6ts.
Those who have pcrused the letters above re.
lsrrcd 10 will observe, that in almost every case
they attest the fact, that Inconvenience of any
sort attends the taking Of these medicines in or.
binary cases, but that the patient, without feeling
their operation, is universally let in a stronger
and better state Of hea- than was experienced
previous to being aflicted with disease and in
al cases OF acute suffering great relief Is obtained
IN few hours, and cure'ls generally effected in
two or three days.
In cases of FEVER Of every description, aud
all bilious affections, il is unnecessary tor me TO
cay aught as believe the LIFE MEDICINES
are now universally admitted 10 be the most
speedy and efectgal cure e5taut to all diseases of
that class.
The LIFE MEDICINES arc also most *
cecut relefin affections Of the Liver and Bowels
as has been proved in hundreds Of cases where
patients have come forwatd and requested that
their experience in taking them might be publish
cd for tie benefit Of others. In thei, operation in
such cases. they restore the tone Of The Stomach,
strengthen the digestive organs, and nygoratc the
general functions of the whole body aud thus be.
come to both sexes (tor they perfectly adapted
TO each an invaluable means of preventing dis.
ease and restoring health,
l In affections Of The head. whether accompanied
VIII pam ana 9tuHtHeSi or marked by the Rrlt VOWS
calal ty O! impaired mental energy; in p1igit1.
ton o The heart fatuteatc, loss Of appetite and
strength, aud the multiplied symptoms oidisordercd
I digestion, the LIFE MEDICINES will be found
TO posses the most salutary efficacy.
! Constitutions relaxed, weak, Or dccaycd in men
or women, arc under the immediate Influence oil
I the LIFE MEDICINES. Old coHg1a asthmas.
1 and coRsumptire habits are soon relieved aud
I speedily cured. Fooerlgof blood, aud cmacaled
! limbs will ere long meet the hnppiest change The
/ chill watery fluid will become rich and bllsanc,
aud the limbs be covered with flesh--lirm and
healthy.
! Nervous disorders ofevery kind, and from what.
ever cnuse arising, fly before the effects Of The
LIFE MEDICINES. and all that train Of sink.
/ ings, anSetcs, and tremours which so dreadfully
4 affect the weak the sedentary. and the delicate,
will in a short time be succeeded by ehoerfuness,
and every presage of health.
/ For weakness, deficiency of natural strength,
and relaxation Of tbs vessels, by too frequent 10.
diligence o. the passions, this medicine is safe,
certain, and invaluable remedy
4 Those who have long resided in hot climates,
and are languid and relaxed in their whole system,
! may take TUE LIFE MEDICINES with the
hoppesl effects; and persnus removing TO the
Southern States or West Indies, cannot store a
more important article of health and lilc
The abo medicine for sale by
+. J. H0LTON, Agent,
Charlotte, ~ c.
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WEEKLY ALMANAC.
Lost or stolen.

A LADY'S WORK BOX, made CT rose wood
"A and inad with pearl, containing various
threads, needles, &c, also, valuable diamond
sreast-pin formed thus ooo--a sctt of pearl and
amyihys, Earrings and Breest-rin--a gold Ring
with the initials S. L, B. 90 tia large Cameo
Breast, pin and several other articles, sealing-wax,
waters, pens, &c. Any information left at this
office relative to the above described Box and
contents. viii be thankfully received and the in.
former literally rewarded
Dec. 81, 1912. l4tf
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last Ca.I.
@DlSSNLITION.

fEyHE premiership heretofore existing be-
81 Tween VIM Church and Thos. Goodlnke, in
tle butcherine business, is thia day dissolved by
mutual consent. All debts due said frm will be
PAID 10 WIN. Church.
LILLIAN CHURCH.
THOMAS G0ODLAkE.
D.:p, 1912. l2,f
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who w ant Esetter Evidence /.

Ri WOULD refer The reading nnbe /, The nj
n mcrous voluntary letters Published in the
Good Samaritan relative TO the happy and bcncti.
-L.L .. Eeta % the Standardization Of
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SPOONER'S PATENT
HYGER.E.v' .TEEsECEVES,

a RE the best
iAand cheapest
family and gcne.
raj medicines in
use. These med.
icines are the re.
suit of a life Of
study aud expert.
enee; the proprie.
tor warFnuis them
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VOLUME XIII. ]
II. ]. H0LTON,
Editor, Proprietor ~ Publisher.
TERNIS;

TWO DOLLARS AND FIFTY CENTS il
paid in GdeaRce. THREE DOLLARS If not
paid toithiR three months. And THREE Dol.
LARS AND FIFTY CENTS # not paid until atf-
Ter the expiration Of tls year. No paper diseon-
iiaued until all arrearoges are paid ereeRt al The
option of The Editor.
o. Advertisements inserted al One Dollar per
square (6 lines or less, this sized type) for the
first insertion, and a5 coats for each continuance.
Coart advertisements and SheriGs' Sales charg.
cd % per cent. higher; and deduction Of 335
per cent uiA be made from the regular prices, for
advertisers By the year Advertisements inserted
nonthiy or quarterly 81 per square for each time.
Seiai.mont4ly IS cents per square for each time.
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TO effect cure, or the purchase money will be
returned by himself or travelling agcnt--They
comprise the HygeiGu or Family Pill; tho lly
gcan Tonic 70 restore the dcbilacd or broken
down constituts4; the Uterine Pill, tbcurc those
painful dllliculticsard diseases peculiar to wor,"ni
aud the Ague Bill, to cure m,osqitent fevers and
'gucs. For further information, fhe. aillie'cd arc
invited to possess themselves of the Hyseist aad
Extra Iygcis, furnished gratis at the ptoprietof's
office, No. 2, Astor House, New. York, aud by all
his agents These papers contain information
Exceedingly interesting 20 the sick aud invahds,
,ogether with twenty five useful receipts, and a
liass of facts and certificates, that must CONVINCE
very reasonable mind, that the Hygeiaa Mcdi
ines are invaluable.
For sale by
THoS, J, HoLToN, Agent
Charlotte, Jan. -, ISL
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Col r. NJ Cochran, Mecklenburg, y c,
Chas. w. Harris. MiA Gi0pe, n. c.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-03-25
THE HUNTER PROPELLERS.
From DE National h.telligeneer.

The following letter from Mr.. GRIcE, u. States
Naval Constructor, distinguished (as his father was
before hm) for his ability in his profession, affords
the strongest possible evidence of the success and
efficiency of Lieutenant HUNTER's improvement
in steam navigation, as now reduced practice in
the construction of the Steamship Union:
WASHINGTON Cry.
Under the necessity OF visiting Washington on
business, was induced, through the poiteness Of
LieOi. Hunter, take passage in The Union. This
vessel, you are aware, is propelled by submerged
wheels, placed within ahd at the distance Of about
two feet from the bottom of the vessel The nov
city 1f this arrangement has caused, as well IL
might, much speculation. Having witnessed my
self, and carefully observed, the result OF the ope
ration, | have hesitation in saying that il has
my full confidence, and has been fully tested.
This invention 1 consider Of great importance
to our country, sad mIsl reflect great credit upon
the ingenuity and perseverance, OF Lieut. Hnnier
We ran the distance from Norfolk TO Old Point
(flteen lDiles) in an hour and half without any
advantage from wind or tide; and as we stood
down the bay, out Of the usUI track Of steamboats,
to clear the ''HoIse Shoe,'' she ran nine miles by
log. Her movement was beautiful, and so unlike
the ordinary motion Of steamers, thar we could
scarcely believe were steaming. Her motion
was like that Of weli-5ioken horse that raises you
not from the saddle. She really moged along like
thing Of life, and almost consciously grateful
as a belle Of the Avenue II The immortal FULTos
had seen her AZ this time, even his genius might
have been puzzled at the cause Of her locoisoiion
recognizing no other features Of he own creation
than a tail smoke pipe.
We passed Smiths Point light-bOai 10 ten hours
from Norfolk: and, at night, the pilot, not DEEM
ing il prudent TO run By the Kettle bottoms and
through the Nanows, We anchored. And, after
tncountering next dag a great deal Of ice, and a
head wind and tide, We anchored at Alexandria
att T. ~.
II must be Tecollscted that this vessel is fully
armed aod equipped, draws nearly eleUeH feet wa
ter, Offering Of course greater resistance 10 the
fluid thar the ordinary sieamp7eksis fitted for pas
sengers and speed alone.
The speed Of British var steamers is abou, 8
knots; and, If mistake not, Mr.. Fulton did not
guaranty the waT-s;samsr built BY him for harb1r
defence. greater speed than our muir II, Then,
the onion should not sxreed ten miles (her pre-
sen; speed IL 81 Be that great achievement
IS already o5tained-hcr machinery and propeilers
being al bsIov the water line, gviag her decided
Advantage over al war-sfeamefs n5E afOat. Bot
Lisut Hunter Is e0nGdent-and have no denbi
Of il mysslf-ihal be can increase he's Telociiy.-
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-03-25
FROM WASHINGTON

The Army bill, containing an appro-
priation Of 81 500, 900 for the improve
ment of the Western rivers, and i'm
proving the harbors OF Chicago, Mil
waukie and ST. JoseEhs has become a
law.
The President signed the bill repeal
ing the bankrupt law on the Sd.
The following nominations of the
President were confirmed by the Sen.
ate
Gov. Everett, the present minister
TO England, 10 be the new minister to
China.
John c. Spencer, Secretary of the
Treasury, by close vote.
w. w. Irwin, of Pittsburgh, charge
DIES affairs to Denmark.
Mr.. Blythe, Collector OF Phil
adelphia (lnder Mr.. Van Buren, is
reinstated.
The Senate Bill relative to postage,
whereby the charges are to be made
in the United States coin, being a
slight reduction on The present rates,
was passed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-03-25

Under our "Agricul,ura," we this day publish
the first three chapters of new work, by Captain
Barclay, entitled "An Agricultural Tour through
the United States and Upper Canada, (which
we shall complete in our successive numbers. Al
though it is our positive Intention, that no long
winded articles, with ''to be continued tackled 10
them, shall appear in the columns of tho HERALD,
yet the sterling value to agriculturaists, and
general merits of this production, cause us 10
swerye from our design.
We siren uously--request our farmers to read this
work thoroughly and we recommend it TO the
general reader, as the narrative of all UMPIRE Judi
ced, observing and impartial British gcntleman.--
Well would it be foi the people, both of Great
Britain and the United States, if all the British
writer's on our country, which have been, and are
10 be, possessed the talent and discrimination of
Captain Barclay.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-03-25

The CoMET.---The beautiful celestial phe-
nornenon of a Comet visible al noon day, just
without the radiant blaze Of the sun, and strong
" illuminated by its light, attracted many ga
GERS yesterday We believe 1t had not before
been noticed in this neighborhood. We DO
not ourselves remember 10 have seen its an
proach announced, but others inform us, that
it has been repeatedly predicted as likely TO
appear in February. 1913.
From its being apparently so very near the
sun, the popular speculation. is much more
exciied---nol to say sppersiitions, than il would
otherwise be. There is nothing in this fact.
however, that is novel. or any more ex,rsordi.
nary than all the other phenomena Of comets.
DR.. HALEY computed sha, the Comet of 1850,
when nearest the sun, was not farther from il
than half the Suns diameter. or about twice as
far as the moon is from the earth, while The
greatest distance Of The same Comet exceeds
i3s times the distance Of the earth from The
Sun.
We hone that no person will view this hea.
venly visiiani with terror. Comets have ap-
peared in all ages since astronomy was studied,
and although their courses are esrafie and OBJ
scure. there is the highest reason 70 beSieve
that they constitute a regular and permanent
part of our system. and are as subject 70 the
great elemental laws Of attraction as any other.
There is therefore nc fitness in the presumption.
that the system is 10 be destroyed by The ordi-
nary regulated course and action Of one Of It's
parties. The celestial mechanism is not so
inferior to the common hsndiwork Of morisls.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-03-25
COUNCIL--MARca Is,

Mr.. MARTIN offered the following preamble and
resolutions:
Whereas, the Governor of the Territory has in
formed the two Houses of the Legislative Assem-
bly, that he declines any further communication
with them, until advised that the members are
holding the special session appointed by the proc
lamation of the 3lst of January last:
And whereas, the public good imperousy de-
mands the enactment OF various laws ut the pre-
sent time, and more especially such laws as may
have tendency 10 relieve the people of tho Terri
tory from the evils which exist in Consequence
Of the accumulation of all power in the hands OF
the present Executive;
The Legislative Assembly, therefore, for the sole
purpose of satisfying the scrupes Of the Governor,
and thereby enabling the two Houses to proceed in
the business of their session; yet protesting against
the right of the Executive to demand the iniorma-
ton sought, and declaring thai the resolutions here
to annexed, shall not bo considered taken'as ex-
pressing the opinions of the members OF the As
sernbly in regard TO the question, ''Whelhor the
present is an adjourned or a special session., re-
solves as follows:
Resoived, (ths House of Representatives con-
curring,)
LIST. That the Legislative Assembly is now hold
ing the Especial session appointed by tho procama-
ton of the Governor, dated Jan. 3lst, 1919.
I'd. That the present officers of the two Houses
shall continue in Office until further order Of their
respective Houses, and the presiding officer of
each House is hereby authorized to make such al
teration in the Journal of the proceedings of the
9th of March inst. kept by them respectively, as
shall make il correspond with the resolution first
above written.
3D. That the committee on Enrollmeat be d.
rected 10 communicate to the Governor the nlor
nation expressed in these resolutions
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-03-25
THE HERALD.
LANCASTER, SATURDAY, MARCH IS.

Our FIRsr NuMBER.-Just as the glorious god
of day darted his ilss beams athwan the horizon
ON tn. 18th, our bright little HERALD bounded forth,
amid the peals of salute, given in his honor by
the Lancaster Flying Artillery. We discover that
he has already travelled far and wide through the
county, and that he has invariably been well re-
csived. Ols admirable acquaintance which he
made, writes us:
Scent: The HERALD has called. l fed, and
invited him TO visit me regularly. knowing you
to be fond of good things, l send you herewith a
box of Havannah segars, &c. &c"
Another:
ssGent. have shaken hands with your HERALD.
/ am delighted with him. By the bearer send
you S2--the rest you know"
One more--from lady:
81 thank you for the HERALD which you sent us.
Please send three copies, as follows: Mr.. - will
pay you Sc for the same"
Such solid proofs of having succeeded in pleas
ing, as the foregoing, will encourage us to progress
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-03-25

The DENISE oE THE "WHIG."-We regret 70
observe by the last number, that the conductors
thereof have seen proper to discontinue the publ.
caticn Of that interesting sheet, heretofore known
as the "Wisconsin Wing"
"sAnd is he gone!' On sullen solitude
How oft that fearful question will intrde.',
We had written thus far, when the following
communication was handed to US; and though we
hold il duty to 'trsad lightly o'ei the ashes of the
Dead" yet us our distinguished correspondent be-
lieves that his "Difge" win be agreeable to our
readers, we insert it below:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-03-25

COMMODORE ISAAC HuLL.-The Philadelphia
papers of the Oath ult. contain an account of the
burial, in their city, of that glory Of the American
Navy, the good and gallant HULL. A few hours
before his death, he made the following declara-
,ion 81 have never knowingly wronged human
being; and, 10 the best of my ability, have al
ways obeyed my God, and served my country"
Where is the 'sbit of Striped Bunting' that
foated DER him when the Guerrero struck! 1t
should have been his winding-sheet. His coffin
should have been carved from the hull of the Con-
stituton. There is no s'coUer'' more fit for sod
Ironsides,'' than the grave OF him who taught her
the way 10 victory.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-03-25
ASsEss's az
ESy Last Nights Mail.
UNDER FULL SAN ONCE MORE.

The Madison papers of the 2lst, which we have
Just received, contain the gratifying intelligence
that the Council had received message from his
Excelleney the Governor, informing that body that
he was now ready 10 meet them for the transaction
OF legislative business. As all hands are now on
deck, and each one at his post, we shall probably
soon have something interesting from the Capitol.
The following extracts embody the latest proceed
ings in the Legislature:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-03-25

CANAL ACROSS THE lsTHMUs OF Pa
MAMA Texan paper says that the
Canal company chartered by the gov
ernmcnt Of New Granada, have com
meneed excsvating the grand canal a.
cross the Isthmus of Panama. The
country through which the canal will
pass has mean elevation of only thir-
.ty-seven feet above the level of the sea.
The entire length of the canal will be
about forty-nine miles; but only
twelve and half miles will be exca-
waited, and the river Chagress and
Granada will be rendered navigable
the remaining distance. There will be
sufficient depth Of water for ships Of
fourteen hundred tons. The work, il
Is believed, VIII be completed in five
years, and the astonishing spectacle
will be presented OF the navies of the
old world sailing from ocean 10 ocean.
through the discovered chains of the
Andes and Cordillefas, between the
two mighty continents of North and
South America
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-03-25
FOR THE GRANT COUNTY HERALD.
A Funeral Dirge for s'The wisconsin
Whig,s, Deceased.

" AAssN DSSS1ScNs
TUNE osin the Bow.
IT'S dead and laid out on the counter.
A hole, the good people must dig,
And to earth's faithful bosom surrender
The remains Of the Wisconsin Wing!
III.
The Wing was enshrouded last Thursday;-
Death, caused by contraction of chest.
That it died of the big-head, however,
Some persons quite shrewdly have guessed.
Last August, 'twas tapped for the dropsy--
(Mere topical treatment at bsstD
But depletion decreased circulation -
The disease became fixed ia the chest
Nv.
The Chance:y notice of Banfll,
And crumbs from the late Bankrupt law,
And large dose of Sias and Braadrch,-
Pos, mortem-were found in its maw.
V.
Oh. bring half dozen black hen quilts,
And let us our sorrows all merge
AT the funeral 'wake' of the Wing,
In chanting a funeral dirge.
vi.
Go bring for its grave-stons dornick,
As soft as you can, and as fiat,
And on it engrave in huge letters,
The
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-03-25

Britain will be Republic. And they know, TOO,
that the meteor flag of England will then be link.
ed, as it ever should be, with tho stars and stripes
OF Freedom, in the sacred cause Of liberty.
We, of the United States of North America.
knop that the Afistocrats of Great Britain will
never plunge her into war with our country.-
WE DARE TnEN-wE DEFY THEM TO DO IT.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-03-25

Hiseos4siH Ierritory, Craujord County, ss..
LYsAN NJ WARRES,
vs.. IL Attachment.
THE AsEaicAN Eva CoMPAsY.I
NTOTICE Is hereby given, TO the said defend1nt
\ and all others concerned, that on the 25tn
day Of February, A. ID. le43, writ Of attainment
issued DOT Of and under the seal Of the District
Court Of Crawford county, Tor the sum Of thirteen
thousand and TWO bundled dollars, against ths
goods. chatiels lands I'd tensnsnis, moneys, nights
and credits Of the said defendant, at tie suit n
she said plaintiff, directed 10 the Sheriff II said
county. re,arnahe 70 the Stay term Of said District
Court. a. -. 1913: which wit vas returned duly
executed. ID. g. FENTON, CTk
BsUssoS e. BURsETT, PIGS. An'ys. lq6t
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-03-25

she was also tested under canvass, and proved as
efficient as any sailing vessel. As an act of i,s-
tice to Lieut.. Hunter, | make this communication.
And am, respectfully, your obedient servant,
FRANCIS GRICE,
United States .Naral Constructor.
Messrs, GALES g. SEAToN,
Editors National hteligencer