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Auftion 5alrs.
NY Inioes a nrothcr.
ASSIGNEE,S SALE
fUrCisE DAIs.

soosere~r as Special Assignee ARr sn~ad and J,..
p'Hi;es wth sell N the highest hsAsr on tEsDAY e
lth feorua In front % the Auction slotr Of In, n,,.
us "n""hg Effects surrendered by them
Effects OF Albert snsad.
Ills Interest In The snead and m No. n
Nf ns IN Sas estate Life rrssu,ry in-r.., az
~ VIZ * of l5aere- of laDd In snroo county belonging to
ihs estate Of James Bridges. deed "
Three Pew. ~ ID Baptist Church No % A.. A,
fst.ct~ OF jas. ~. Bridges.
The "ne hail of 1T of Crnund IN butcher low. h. i.,
ta OF Land IN Hanover his rever,,onar iot,., IN
ZOO ~ acres Of Land In ieneo county 70. ne IN. an. flh
P o-hnsng u the Of BrdK~- deed one sl,r. rh
H'ond Pre- Association Stock ! silver Watch
~ h ALEX. DUAL.
Assignee Of Bride
"f fNLOES A
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n.
change steps the following ensned. Hos, r
Sr mat such crowds go into Lyons every dv an, 900
OUT again loaded with Books There some c,ns % -.
uuce persons 10 lay their hard time. r. -
there Is cause, Mt CMr Lyons satisfied 10 live ana L. -
IN other words he Is profits and ouieL rs
ana sells ms booS- and other Goods low people cannot ep
buying bought Jack Hinton there yesterday Book m Ioo
pages taf the most amusing Book BY the read for 81
cents and be has the same work bound plates for Al
hAny ndy another dsPeung ane prie- ~,
BESIDES these he has Feelings SroetfS Coopers Dickens R
wers and numerous other authors published IN 81
cheap style Well truly Mr.. b. an ace Of -
hy cannot be good paper price Indeed Won are
mistaken thee Tor they printed clear tyne .ps an
good white paper But Feng and Mr. r. do Won tsBE
' Is good policy 60 put Works like the hands on he
young or To cheaper them much they md their ~
into every family earthly objection 10 H. Mr. ms,
auI DO you md with those
moral tendency Come carving ureIi-e 80, O.
on the same principle ought shaksue,n Moo. a.
ron and IN fact all Of the the modern o
and prose winters but just Lyons buy the whole SCI
Of tdngs WORKS which you 90 for 81 in detached
parts and smoTeus for 81 so, read earefv t
pruee and th'n tel me- the good cleaned from them win
not eoneroaanee the bad Well conviction can he %, ~ -
small cost VIII go and buy the sane time hinE
Lyons ought 10 Dc literally encouraged enabling the r,ad
pubic 70 get their information n there are spv ,
obe convinced OF the facts detailed conversation abv %
can soon SATISFY themselves BY calling cheap Roof ,s
-,,l 800 'n'i r"ttt
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10000 D0LLARSl

ilrAaI''rin Lottery, CInss p, Ista TO be drawn
at Ae - C. Saturday the 2sh Of February isa3 20
No. Lc.-sy ~. dawn ballots
Grant Schomc-S3O,OOO, 10000. 5000, $500, 5000.
900, 1895, prizes OF 1900 80 prizes OF 1000 so of
go, - OF 200, IS Of $50, lbs Of l25, &C. Tickets
$40; halves ); quarters = 50.
Certificates OF Packages Of &c Whole Tickets sim
Do do 20 Half do as
DO do &C Quarter do n so
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BOSTON
VAL LIABLE PROPERTY
FOR SALE

AM authorized to sell brick ware-Iiouss on IN. south % ~
the Basin &c feet wide Get deep with spacious Grounds in
le a Wen calculated fora semmcy tobacco factory. having
sured 10y the Mutual Assurance Company Of Virrn, Al s7ooo
soa hek tenement two doors bcnnow occupied a. Grocery
Sloie, also insured The above property would he odd price
or the proprietor would convey It in trust for $1,000 lis Ic m
questionable Apply
W 9-JLaw2w CHARIEs PALMER
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TO MERCHANTS & FAMILIES

10 MERCHANTS & FAMILIES.
NDlA CHINA DINING SETS. BY the dozen
Il French Porcelain d. Do do do
White Granite do 40 A. =.
Rre & Dove Printed Do DO do 40
Bss; English Gill Tea Sets from SIS 10 $50 no. -, and
the God warranted stani
70" prieed English China Tea Sets md rs the dozen
Elegant Gilt China oh.r kinds OF Table and sB-,,,I
Pitchers ~ '1
Chifa, White Granite and Printed Toilet; Sets
Fashionable, Tich cut Hal Passage Latups
Plain Do "a,
Rich Guilt French Porcelain Fruit Baskets
Plain d. 40 a, -
India China
kch Cut Glass Bowls Pitcher and DShe.
DO d' do Decaniers, Tumblers and Wines
DO 10 do Celep Stands Jel.es and Lemonade.
Cut and plain Glass Manc I.amp-
hnslsh Plate, German Silver aud Buttania Castor.
Low priced Toilette Looking GlaSzes
o-eef win senenl assortment Of China ouerns,yare and
PERSONS buying with cash that they shan have
y. -, '''u' "' uner money WM. 2 BUTLER,
.'IN DOR Raj t.
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NEW NOSEL.-Banca Cappelo, historical romance, by
Lady Lyon Buwer complete Ionon edition of :
vols, received this day and for sale By
fe IN,,>..
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Auttiom Sales.
TlsIs DAY.
By Iniocs a. brother.
Cornef opao- 70 neu T.v.ro

ny Iniocs q Breth.r.
corn-t oppo-i. RsR Tavern
az. s Ss.oLAk SALE DAYs-rue.days, Thursday.
ecssh advance win Be on every description Of GOD.
Ga SATURDAY MORNING Feb lIth eou,0.n,,.. :, N =.
ek In front of siofe viii b variety Of d-,l.
Beds. Bedding and gsl-,sai- Mahogany Bureau I.s.o a.
vaso-Nonniain Butter. in Atkins Fr-neh Brandy, o Rvs
ADDITIONAL
several arce q Furniture from n,px ,.,,,,- a.. ~ -,
- @' nrAAns bisieais Chairs Tables Bureau. waritob-
Work and Saddle Horses.
% os oe'eN several work and aae Hor--. som- Of then,
BUGGY
ss 'ne handsome top Buggy Of substantial manufacture
NLoEs a BROTHER Aue,.
Negro Nan, ga waiter.) Ar .n.,,.
On SATURDAY MORNING. Feb lin Al itl o,.,..s =, -,
n,,d s, n the life in'eres' and certain Save
hotel. IN The city and bears character for ho,-x,v
er in doubr the .e for the d, ,S pur,hl
named save shond h. uSel Of IN. nr.n, $50,
!" IN me orphan children Of Henry Cook TERMS cash
NLoEs BROTHER. Auet.
FOR RENT.
90 Two Tenements suitable for small e.;
u :, Der on Lat between c For term. annIv q,
u q PARRIsH & BEAsLEY
nEMocRAric SHAVING COMPOUND. new sT,c- 70, =.
1I Ds GEo. R. HENDREE
>. u Apo,heeSfy and chemist n sbockoe HIN
ENLETEN's CaII--kin waterproof Boots.
h..A. he
- ,' ue- we WI ssn prime proof Boots al %.
ABOVE extremely low price o. -. bargains call ON
h7 ,b.,, ~, san San MYERS Co
SALT.--iOOO -aek' and laoal for sale by
= DAVENPORT < ALLEN
WHskEY-So hhds 100 bbs PRIME quality 70, -. -,
DAVENPORT ALLEN.
4 2 iFLE AND BLASTING PowDRR-eoo k.g- 6,- al. ~,
DAVENPORT A ALLEN.
SODA BISCUIT &e,-we have Just received 5s- 81, TI
- from Philadelphia. Watson. superior scIa Bi,eu % So
Troy, do; do Bran. do, sale. 49, S"'''
-. ROYALL A. MORGAN
AMES River q kanawha Scrip. wanted h.,
~ "a 81 ~ rpv . 10y ~
"NTER STRAINED OIL eask. wio,., ,5,,i,.5 pi..1
edo Just received per sehr Lynehbuz and for ale by
- - WILLIAMS & HANAII
kLANhETs' BLANKETS, BLANkETs.-IOOO servant. Han
ke eng of cheap for eash-2s o. T. S. ID and de
A-o sargains IN Bel Blankets al r. ~ JENRINH tans
FLOORING: PLANK.-aOO0O feet OF ~ inch so.
Il Plank on the Doek-for -aIe Ns
"A las L. Gro ,,,,,..--o,.
LoVERsEED-lOo bushels Coyerseed OF excellent oI,IIy
--"liu- ~ ~ rlt Sy WILLIAMS & HAXALL.
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WHISKEY AND CIOVER-SEEn A ,,1-T-CE,,
Sn BBLS. copper distilled Whisky
OO 100 bus. OF Clover-Sced
- small kegs Of -Glades" Butter For s,le
a " JAS. s. GEO. WINSTON
ARD-So kes- Lard, No I-for al, by
- u 20 WILLIAMS 4 uav,rt
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ANIMALS for IS43-Chcap.
W DANnnT mr. IN N =,

ANIMALS for IS43-Chcap
w. RANDOLPH will sell the remnant or
" his stock Of Annuais at prices much than usual
English ARRtiaIs.
Keepsake eied BY Countess BIessinEton IL plates Book ~ M
bouao or Court OF Victoria ~ plates; Beautys Cosue or 10
Pas Of Female Figures Of all Tor al seanS
Plates Forget Me Not edited by F. shober plates Fepship.
efing and Winters Wreath plates Sea nusate no A.
Young centeman's Annual plates ~
american AaauaLs
Rose Of Sharon, Religious Souvenir plateS To CO -
The Magnolia ~ paies; ODD Fellows odsng plate % 49,
Plates The Little Gi IL pates; Token or AEsetion ca 3 ~
hfisuan heesake 10 plates Iady Album ~ pl,,e ~
Ken and Atlantic Souvenir. plates. Cabinet OF Borap n
Friendshps ofernE and Winters Wreath 10 plate, R. -
nons Gil 10 plates Lily, Holiday Present plates A,os,c
Juvenile keepsake plates; New Git Plates 81 yicb
fhnua Plates Domestic Offering plates The Ie Kesns,E,
plates The Annualetie. plates; Literary
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Moro New Rocks received by
SMITH, DRINKER a. MORRIS

II avs n Ancient Rome ny T. Babngton N.esuiev
- The Queens Of EnFilnd from the Norman t'sre,,,. "a,
anccd2s oi eir Courts published nom O- ,i Pses,
ind o,hs authentic documents private aswe As pubic B Arn.
Second Series. n 9 volumes
am Adventures n Martin Chuzfewt his relatives 6,B.
w 'nen''H &C &c by g. bckena .Bor-No o. be comos
tel n twenty numbers. "a Cd cents each
en- huf.e n Ours Nv Charles teysr Of chs-is, o.
-, WIN Illustrations BY PhzNo D. price sc cents
payable in advance ~ ~ ''-''
~ J. 2. Cooper ~ ~
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S35.291 :

aehandrin Lottery, Glass r., for lsio, To be draw
at hstahdra ID c. Saturday the 18th February 1874
Brilliant Schome-S35 294, 10 900, 5000, 5000. 2OI3
Is Of 1900, GO Of l00O GO Of 500 80 Of 300. &C. &c
Tickets $40; halves 5; quarters . 50.
certiheaies Of Packages OF 90 Whole Tickets 40
Do do 90 Half do %
10 10 % lu,u., A, "a
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STuARTs VANILLA CREAM cANDY.-A.uppiy Of the Allow.
- JS US received oy RoBERT r DUvAI.
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AVA COFEE;E-We have few bags Of strictly
a. Family Java CoTce-pnce I2t cts Common Coffee At cts
by the bag Can on Is for bargains.
e1 GRErrER 4 PEAKE
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Under the same finn OF !. s. JAMES CO. the subse-
be viii the estate
Of Joseph s. James. decd.
wHoLEsALE DRY GOODS BUSINESS
and Offer for sale about Fy of Coo
most OF which seasonabe and very cheap having been uc
ed AT the low prices within They eNt
make such additions present stock between this and The
LIST April neri, a. may to them desirable.
FLEMING JAMES
EDWIN JAMES
nle
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WooI,eY 8 WooIc,,. \

q NLON Elk SEED.-Wc have IN store, and eX-
~ peet TO receive day few superior Mountain
Clover Seed; which will sell low for cash
GRETTER A PEAKE
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WooiSey Woolcy's Loaf Sugar.
hafboNes of the above very fine Sugar by
AO at the low price OF l2l
fc9 GREsIsTFR A
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lotteries.
H0YT Il CO.'S OFFICE,
tSDra rrrr E-C,,,NcT

as aow given by r,-r body. TINT HoYr co.'s new .f
nee un the Exchange the luckiest place creation
We nave lsen IN about three
ts oi asionsng-t seems that only nsee-ar N have
ese from HOY Co IN insure pine One gentleman got
The $500 sun b. invested FOR Tel
We call particular Schemes bso~-o b. dr,r
IN inc month OF February. Let oEiers in tii. and
to thr kv .
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vi 60 , scELLANiES, Vol Z, just published by
" carey & Hart-Cnteal and Miscellaneous Essys b r ~
heon naeauey Vol & ConenisComie DraniatiSs OF the R.
orauon The late Lord Holland Warren Hastings Fr,er5rL -
Great Lays Of Ancient Rome. a new edon Of N,r,rs
Miseen1nss complete ale at the school 1nS -.
Sal boohsiore 81 lie y SMITH, A
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ENAMILH FLOUR.-A few barrels OF Family Flour for
II sale low by fe1 GRETTER & PEAKE.
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N OTTO

IN consequence Of continued i'll health Henry
- James rsiircs this day, from the partnership r.
JAMES CO. with thu Of nil the partner. lie will
however as far a. he aid in winding business in which
nc interested and In conducting the business unit, IN. lst
DAY OF September nex and for these purpose. the name
the urn as heretofore We debtors prpsr.
lo an cary hqudaon OF their greatest
Importance to US and urgently demanded by state Of thu
tIns'' a. by the change OF interests above.
FLEMING JAMES
EDWIN JAMES
Richmond. Isi Feb. lsi3 HENRY LANES
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Inc .heaPest Edition of D'Aubigne's History
OF the Reformation.
now publishing in the Select Library OF Relriop ,s-,
This edition Contains all English Note-,lose b T,t, -
German being mostly Translated given with the ten m. 80
omitted are mere references authorities hence usee % a.
general reader Some Of are from rsysr -
me History viii be completed i've for IS cents ard
states, at cost Of 37t cents - ~
Published monthly Price 81 year for the Library pav,b
IN advance. $50 4'' f"Sa"a
Subscriptions received School and Classical Rook, q,
SMITH. DRINKER & NORRIS
G.
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TREDEGAR IRON.

n ioNn 81 s above Iron embracing sVsry me and De
u scripion tni = natc esath-hn,.nt which win
.e vey bow fof cash satisfactory gapcr-le,ry i L,. f
~ so.s am upward. u - WILLIAM ANDERSON. Jt.
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STtRCH-5O0 lbs Of superior quality lost received from,
- New fork-ior sale by GANNOR Il LNELI.
GA FOX RENT, the upper part of the two
enemens occupied by Messrs otey Cotcu and Thorn.
Nowand containing about aud admirably aiaped for
boarding House For information apply this Office
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-03-25

a. we'll az qualified to follow a British system
of agriculture. Or as these Islands command
the New York market, much ofihe land might
he Turned 10 grea, account by converting II IN
10 markc, gardens for the supply OF that cry;
Bot in this case, and perhaps in both, Il wou,a
be necessary to bring from Britain skiliul hanas
and suitable implements. IN both ISLANDS
there is an ample supply Of stone and umoeI.
In oui,ting New York, feel it incumbent
ri, me 10 observe, that in every family visit
ed. found the same comforts and correct DO
mes,ic economy as 10 the first families 10
Bri,ain.-.their servants equally respec'iui ana
well bred. and certainly void OF any approach
10 tina. vulgariy and improper freedom WIN
accounts of which some travellers amuse sheli
readers.
NV acknowledgements for great kindness
and hospitality arc due TO my relatives Messfs
George and Antony Barclay, as well as 70
Friend Mot. and his delightful family circle
in all of whom found friends indeed. From
the Messrs. Barclay ! obtained useful infor
nation as to the state Of the country and my
future progress; and or the 18th OF May badf
adieu for time 10 New York.
FRO BE CONTINUED.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-03-25
SOUTH AMERICA.

BUEsos AYREs..-. Intelligence has been re-
ceved Of decisive battle fought on the 9th Of
December in Entire Rios, between the Buenos
Ayrean forces, under General Orbe, on the one
hand, and the monlevidean troops, under Ri
vera, on the other. The Buenos AyTean ac-
counts state the number Of their enemy 10 have
been 5000 men. The slaughter is said to
have been very great, and the whole Of the
infantry, artillery, tents, baggage and muni-
ilons fell into the power of the yictors, only
the cavalry escaping by flight, holly pursued
by the Americans. One Of the letters, dated
the 9th, says that Rivera himself had been
made prisoner. In a word, the strength Of the
Unitarian party is represented as completely
broken. The reports on the other side stale
they have lost one-lhird Of their army, who
were killed after being made prisoners, but
say nothing Of the capture of Rivera. The
Government, il is added, have, 10 conse-
quence, liberated the slaves Of both sexes, for
the creation OF new armed body. The whole
contest was between Orbe and Rivera for the
Presidency Of the Oriental Republican coun-
try comprising about 10000 miles and as ma
ny inhabitants. And for this several thousand
lives and millions Of money have already been
lost.
laton ofsvne important documents concerning
affairs ia Duenos Ayres, from which it appears
the European powers are about to interfere
in the domestic wars of that country. The
British Minister some time since offered the
mediation Of Great Britain between Buenos
Ayres and the Oriental Republic. This offer,
accepted by the latter. was rejected by the
'farnier. T'ne BRUSH and French Ministers
,hereupon addressed a note TO Rosas, Prime
Minister. regtetling this occurrence, and an
nounciug that other measures would be taken
to remove the obstacles TO peaceful navisa-
lion Of the river Plata.
After the battle OF Plamar, the British Min
i.rur addressed TO The Governor OF Buenos Ay-
res letter. announcing on behalf OF the Gov
ernmenls Of Great Britain and France. that the
sanguinary war now erisfing bet,eeen The gop-
ernmenis Of Buenos tyres and .hontciedso must
cease. and urging as prompt an answer as pos
sble TO the following demands:
LIST. The immediate cessation of hos,lli,Ies
between the Argentine forces, and those of the
Republic of Uruguay.
2hd That the troops Of the Argentine Re-
public q, being understood that those Of the
Republic of Uruguay shall adop, the same
eourse) shall return within their own territory,
in case they shall have left il.
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England. the profits must be large. Complaints
ars made that the picking, sailing, and general do
ng-up, are inferior TO the plans adopted ia England
and Ireland. There is truth in this--but how ca
silly is the objection remedied--and that probably
wiihou, any additional expense. Look to it--look
to for properly followed up, the exports of A
mercan pork, hams, beef, and Other provisions, viii
become a vast commerce--while in price, the a
mercan merchants ought to undersell those OF eve
ry European country. There will always be al a.
bundant market for American produce IN England,
even il the remainder Of the Corn Laws should Dc
taken off, nv event by no means improbable.
Speaking of imports fiom America, there are, l
understand one or two disciples of the miserable
and r..:aLsg, maniac Miller who is creating such
excitement among the credulous portion Of the
people, 10 foretellng the speedy destruction OF the
'sgreai globe i,selfn These fellows nave commen-
ced operations in London, but the deiusion does
not take to any extent; and my opinion is, that
they will soon 60 back whence they came--unless,
indeed, they should have the misfortune on the
voyage, TO be consumed in the final fires
Truly yours, &C.
P.S. 10 Smiths einissaries have been more sue
cessful than the end of the world men, for they
have within the last two three years induced
hundreds 10 einigrate to Nauyoo, which they have
described in sech vivid colofs their hearers believe
il to be a second paradise. Poor dupes! They
had better have been locked up in some Lunatic
Asylum, unless on their arrival and disco very
OF the humbug, they take courage and go and settle
far away from Nauvoo, on some OF the rich prairie
lanss- OF Illinois or Wisconsin, and amongst reas-
ooahIa ueanle
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-03-25
WASHINGTON, Feb.27, 1913.

TREATY WITH MExIco.-
the Executive proceedings in the Sen
ate towards the close of the Session OF
Congress, was the ratification of a
Convention lately concluded at the city
of Mexico, between the Diplomatic
Representative of the United States and
that government, the terms of which
are said to be honorable and eligible
TO both na,isns.
As the ratification Of the Treaty will
doubtless be exchanged in this city,
we may expect to see it soon officially
prsmulgatei.-Nat. Intel.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-03-25

The English Poor Law Commission
ers observe, in their Srnitory Report,
that, marriage improves rather than
deninishes the probability Of life."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-03-25

MEXICO. Tho arrival from Vera Cruz ofihe
revenue cutter Woodbury. at our wharf yester-
day morning, dissipa,ed the little "speck Of
war" which some of our contemporaries had
discovered IN the horizon. Gen. Thompson
was not on board, nor has no left Mexico in
high dugeon; on the contrary, he is still in the
city, in his official capacity, and there is not
the slightest reason TO anticipate difficulties
between the two countries. Explanations
have been made and accepted regarding the
occurrence st Monterey. The cession Of the
CALIFORNIA; to England was universally con-
sidered an unfounded report. A reinforce.
men, Of 500 men has been dispatched from
Vera Cruz TO join the troops before Campea-
chy.--[N. o. Bul.
The picayuue contains additional in,ell-
genco by the same vessel. The Mexican coas,
was visited by severe gale on the 3ist ult.
Many fishermen were drowned, and Mexican
brig Of war was wrecked some twenty miles
from Saeri6eos. She was on her way from
Tobasco to Campeaehy with supplies from the
fleet. The Captain and IL OF the msu were
saved; the number Of drowned persons was s.
The L. :. brig OF war Dolphin. lying at Sa-
criscios, los, her launch, but fortunately all
the ,nen were saved. The Woodbury. rode
GU, the gale nobly.
!, is said tina, 5000 Indians have gone to the
assistance of the lucatecos. Santa Anna was
no, expected at Mexico before June. Orders
have been giyen to false an army of loo, 900
men,
s. C. Newell, one Of the San Antonio pris.
oncrs, was released and rescued New Orleans
The rest were still a, peroie. and will it is
said. soon be ljbera,ed---excepi those taken at
the Calayde. Van Ness. with Fitzgerald and
Hancock. we've still a, San Fernando, ius,ead
Of Mexico, - reported,
Gel. Fisher aud his party have been senicn-
eed to work on The read between Acapulco and
Mexico.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1843-03-25

HAri.--Cap,sin Mathews, Ofthe sehr Erie.
who arrived yesterday morning. from Port au
Plat, whence she sailed on the evening Of the
18Th nliimo, Informs us that the Instruction
which had brokea cut at Aux Cayes, had been
pn, down without blOodshed, aud that order
had been restored.
He also states the brig Clara. Captain Don-
ham. from 81. Thomas. arrived a, Port au
plau the day previous TO his departure, and
informed him that on the 4th February. a vie
len, earthquake had been eel, in the Windward
Islands, aud il was apprehended that par, Of
the Island Of Mon,serrai had sunk in the ocesa.
We much fear this story Of the earthquake
will prove TO be too trge.---IN y, Courier.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-12-05
Public Notice

Is hereby given that intend to present a pe-
tition to the Commissioners of Brown county o.
at their Office in Georgetown on the lst Monoay
in December next, praying for the location and
establishment of a county road agreeablY to the
following boundaries, to wit; BEGINNING at the
mouth Of the lane running through Vincent
Crabb's farm, in Pleasant township, in said
county, and on the road leading from McCon-
aughy's Mill on straight creek to Davidson's
mill on whils-oak thence with said lane to the
south end of the same; thence near west course
and with the lane between said CrRbb's farm
and Isachar Davis to the west end Of said DA-
vis's cleared land; from thence running through
said Dayis's land to the north west corner Oi
Samuel Ellis's land, and the north east eOrnor
of the lands of Alexander Hill from thence run
ming on the line between said Ellis and Hill, oI
as near the same as good rood can be had, Un-
ill il will ntersect the road leading from George
town to Higginsport below Gordon Derrough's.
ALEXANDER HILL.
October 26, 1s43.