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Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-07-18

DEATH FROM THE LoCUsTs.--A wri.
Ter 10 Newark, IN. J.) Eagle says:--The
locusls Of the present year are dying Of
ysry rapidly. Nnne Of the present tribe
have been seen on Long Island. There
appear to be two kinds Of these locUSts
THAT portion Of them which does the
singing are said 10 be harmless; but there
are others which make no noise, and
whose bite Or sting iSFank poison. oc-
cdsioned BY the sting Of the noisless To-
Gusts. A child died in this city last
week, after few days illness, having
been stung on the arm By one with which
il had been playing. II would be advisa'
BILE, therefore, TO avoid them i1the ~
fare.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-07-18

CANADA WHEAT BUYERs--We stated
Yesterday that the Canada buyers were
operating largely in the western markets,
and that this speculation was one of the
leading causes ofthe present rise and &C.
tivity in -four. In confirmation Of this
opinion, we clip the following from the
Buffalo Courier Of Saturday. "It will
be seen that in the fever Of speculation,
Canadians are giving higher price ior,
-four at Cleveland than it sells for at
Buffalo. They have even paid $3.50 for
"iancy brands. ",,The highest price il has
sold at, in Buffalo this spring, is s. ,25.
The highest price in New York has been
$5,s7 IL to So [Albany Argus, July
4.h,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-07-18

A RUMoR The New York Tribune
states, in the letter ofits Philadelphia cor
respondent, that rumors oi the most pain.
full character were afioat in Philadelphia
relative to the health and condition Of
mind of Mr.. Nicholas Biddle. II is said
that he is actually laboring under Spe-
cies Of mental alteration, brought upon
him by sudden reverse Of fortune and
deep distress Of mind. The writer says
the source from whence the above in,
form alton is derived may be relied up
on.
In confirmation Of the above, the Penn
sylvania Inquirer says, we have rumor
in town that Mr.. Nicholas Biddleis quite
i'll at his residence at Andslusin.
A SNAKE IN Docs SToMACH.-The
Raleigh IN. C) Register reports the
death of a dog in that city, who had
been lingering for some time, and who
had such peculiar symptoms that bis
owner determined to ascertain, ifpossi>
BILE, the cause Of his death. On cutting
him open, snake was discovered in
the stomach about Sd inches in le0gth,
alive and active, whose appearance de.
noted that he was a real "blood suck
err" g
RreHTs OF MARRIED WoMAN.--A
bill TO secure TO married women their
seperate right to their own property, and
10 enable them TO make wills in cer-
tain cases, was before the legislature OF
Rhode Island during iIs recent ses.
sion. F4.e
sis this good moneys'' said . man 70
a suspicious looking wight, who had
made some small purchase of him. II
think it ought to be good, for made L
myself" was the answer. With that he
took the man up for coming. But the
man in his defence proved tina. he made
the money by Fiddling. h
A spendthrift, who had nearly wasted
all his patrimony, seeing an acquaiDtance
in a Goa of the newest cut, told him be
thought il had been his great gtandfath'
er's coat. $50 It was," said the gem
tleman, "and have also my great grand
fathers land, which is more than you
can say"
CANADA RrorERs The Military are
defied and conQuered--tbe insurgents
have posse ssion Of the entire line efca-
nal, and have been provided with arms in
secret manner. The troubles look on.
" beginning. The Montreal Herald II
Wednesday SAYS: -. Large quantities of
ammunition and arms have been received
bv the men, brought from Montreal, tie
not knowE BY whom furnished, but itis
apoafent that Ihers are influential persons
here, fomenting aud encouraging these
riots. Things are approaching 10 q eEi,
sis. and unless efIeetual measures are ia.
Zen by. the Government, the result will
be terrible" III +
FTNANc1AL.--Wall street, says the N.
Y. Herald, is made to suffer again by the
disqualification Of spruce youDg'un, who
with scarcely the down Of manhood Oh
his chin, has kept bis esta bIishment, and y
Hourished largely with the stars ofths 2
pave. SAC, 900 is the reported sum.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-07-18
DAprre BuRoIAnr.-The due

DARING BURGLARY.-The dwelling
house OfJudge FishbaCk in Batavia, was
entered on Thursday night last, and rob-
bed Ofsixly dollars and watch. A back
door had been leftunlOCked, ,thrOughwhich
the thief Or thieves entered, liz candle,
(as was supposed--some matches being
found on the floor in The morning,) and
searched every room in the building =
The money was taken from the pocketof
Judge Fishback's pantalOons, which we're
lying nearthe bed in which he was sleep,
ing Silver spoons, and other valuable
articles had been handled, but being
found marked, they we're left.
Az Othsrlik dspredations have lately
been committed in Batavia, il is suppos-
ed that the perpetrators live in or near
that town,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-07-18

Texas AND MExICo.--President Hous.
ton has issued proclamation declaring
the establishment Of an armiStice be.
tween Mexico and Texas, ,,to continue
(says the prOcIamation) during the pen
dOncy of negotiations between the two
countries for peace, aud until due notice
Of an intention TO resume hOstilities
Should such an intention hereafter be
entertaided by either Party) shall have
been formally announced through her
British Maiesty'S Charge d'Affaires al
the respective governments"
It is supposed that the English Minis
ter at Mexico has become m ediator with
view Of giving the Bri tish government
an influences over the question Of slavery,
which 10 AOw considerably agitatOdin Te1
as.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-07-18

HARvEsT.-The farmers in this vic IN
ity have commenced harvesting their,
wheat, which turns out much better than
was expected a few weeks ago. 1t is
supposed that there will be, on an aver
age, about half the usual crop.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-07-18

Fourth column, sth line, for 'diSPerSe,
read dispense.
There aresOtbs, typographical errors
not noticed, which the reader can detect
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1843-07-18

THE LAWS AND JoURNALsO of the last
General Assembly are received At the
Clerks office, and are ready for distribu'
tion TO those entitled to them
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-22

I1x OLD ESTABLISHED EMlORANT PAS
NM SAGE OFFICE, 81 South street, New York-Reg-
.uar Line of Packets-The subscriber continues to
brlh from Of Great Britain and Ireland
who may be engaged BY their friends here by the regular ns
sons sending for their friends rely thar will be
taken them despatched without delay in Liverpool and
will always endeavor of the public
patronage whch has literally bestowed for
the Banks and branches throughout the United Kingdom.
For further particulars apy lif by letter post paid]
j6r tf JOHN HERDMAN, 81 Sou1h st.
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ITN iT sT1TKs H0TEL new Y TS x zaIS.
BREASTED & JOHNSON
ENGLISH SCHOOL.
HAVANA, ISLAND OF CUBA.
CHARLER dunno WATERLAND, PRINCIPAL

CHARLES DUNNE WATERLAND, PRINCIPAL
THIS Academy established under the
other individuals Of nobility Of
city a0cdncsd on the plan Of the German xymna-
- and the interr0gativc." All the
scholars understand English language and many of them
speak habitually and nueuty ~ ~
The Principal has the experience of schools France Ger
give the youth entrusted his practical knowledge Of
those branches ofa polite education which required in all
active careers and applicable to any.
The of study therefore, comprehends the English
FRENCH German and Spanish anguages History 0eog hes
NarnIul Philosophy the practical Of Mathematics and
Proesson of naons and requirements reside the
and all the classes receive in rotation instruction
from the director.
Such signal has attended this plan of tuon that
two foreign languages in perfectly Ineligible manner and
those Of npcr years, correctly and easrv.
The acquisition only Of the Spanish but also other
thus placed within the reach Of the youth the
nqush the many advantages which from anEnsh
ucstion The object Of the Principal desirng receive
youths from the United facilitate the requirement
Of the Engnh for his Spanish pupils which service
would be douby repaid BY by the iaer and to introduce
the manly spirit English The yeunx cit
the house being and situated heabfu
spot short distance from the city; and containing within
limits fine bath and compile gymnasium for
the pupils health Two youths lately arrived from Germa
have paused the summer in the scoo in perfect health As
ss &c junior department. children any
livery pupil enjoys hs religious opinions undsturbed
ne terms 500 annum payable three months in ad
There are no extras except clothes and book.
ALEXANDER MefiALEs. Esq.
nil Havana.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-22
General Sessions.
Before Recorder Talmadge Judge Lynch and Aldermen
Crol md

Before Recorder Tamadge, Judge Lynch and Aldermen
Crous and Jones
FEB. 2lst-Tria of John UnderhiH for Rope on finn
Murphy.-The court room was crowded 10 excess this
morning. hear the disgusting details to be brought forth
this trial. James II. Whiting. ESQ.,. appeared in his
District Attorney assisted by Jonas b. Phillips,
ESQ for prosecution. David Graham and Jas T. Brady,
Esq. for defence. Considerable time occupied in
empannellng the three remainis ursrs who were final
ly selected follows Stephen Heay, VIM Pease and
Franklin w. sley. The jury emp nneled on Monday
were-Benjamn r. Theall. John Young, Abner Lawton,
Isaac NJ SsInuss James NJ. Wiseman, Robt Waterbury,
Joseph Nones. Sidney Stewart and John D. oassner;
Twenty eight called Monday and ell set ABIDE
except the above named axd hyone yesterday before
the jury completed. .
Alter the those had been recalled BY the
clerk
District Attorney WHITING rose, and after Few e1pres
siye and appropriate remarks offered the following -
Resolved That this Court have heard with no ordinary
feelings of regret OF the decease Of PErER A jar,
long known of those occupying the first rank in
the legal profession. 49,
Resolved That Mr.. Jays distinguished position during
the early period Of National and State existence his
and integrity in private hfe his requirements
a scholar, and his long contnunnce with honor and
the field OF public SERVICE and presiding Judge
their regret by his DEATH their sympathy with his
Resolved That the Clerk these resolutions upon
the minutes of the Court, and transmit copy duly
thenticated, to the family Of the deceased
The RscoRpER responded on behalf of the Court and
ordered that the resolutions be entered the minutes
and mark of respect to the Of or
dere the Court to be adjourned until Wednesday morning
az IL o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-22
HEADS OF HAIR.


A c. BARRY artist in Hair. from London The import
n. ance hch all have the head o, htir c
ndex Of the value set upon personal figure and when y "
capricious freak Of Nature the human form man,
its fair proportion art Is es2ca 70 Ia wonderful
d,scovst,es which bid Nature defiance gy
ali Others Their peculiar light gos',Ee' ann vsnuiatns ca
acis % and ,,rr material and kmanshp,
well as he style of 6nsn snd arrangement al combine 20
fy app catsd Al spcton q Bays real heads Of hal,
~ .a.fv tie mot fastidous that they tn best and
in the eiry which only be he'd NsBrosdway
corner Of Libery street, up stars. t2l I'm
PORTUGUESE FEMALE PILLS.
THESE Ear famed and celebrated Pills. from fougn ae'
perceive, be obtained in this country SEQ ad'e
no ON tho last column fourth page,
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WAVERLY NOVELS.

PELHAM.
DEVEREAUX.
PAUL CLIFFORD:
EU.iENE ARAM.
LAT DAYS OF POMPEH.
tn CZARlNA-
RIENZI, The Last of the Tribunes.
SELF DEVOTION, Katharine Randolph.
NABOB AT HOME OF the Return to England.
ERNEST MALTRAVERS.
ALICE; or, The Mysteries; Sequel TO Maltravcn.
TIE LAST OF THE BARONS, IS
Itwill also be pubshcd this morning at 1zk
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-22

To the Public.

THE NEW YORK HERALD-dsily newspsper-Pub-
shed overy day Of year except New Years day and
Fourth Of July. Price cents per copyor ~ % per an
num-postages paid-cash in advance. II
THE WEEKLY HERALD--publishode every Saturday
morningprce 81 cents per COPY, or - II per snnum
hostages paid-cash in advance
ADVERTISERS are informed thstths circulation Of
the Herald is over THIRTY THOUSAND, and increasing
asst hhas the largest crciatio~ Of any paper in this CITY,
or the ,Oord and therefore the best channel or business
men int city " country Prices moderae-cash In adj
vance. 50
PRINTING ofal kinds executed at the most moderate
prices, and in the most elegant style
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PRorRIrroa OF THE HERALD EsrABLIsHhErr,
Northwest corner of Fulton and Nassau streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-22

vIwlNES20o bales English Brdport Salt SEINE Henins
and Oil Net rwines. comprising full assortment OF
different szes, and ali OF very quality mpor
uon. For sale by EDWp. COLLlNs h co.
2Nr IS South street
pATENr sHEATHTNG PAPER--2o bales Of veTv an.
peor article approved Of adapted for
Tx COLLINS q co.
soh So South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-22

kaFR OLD BLACK BALL LINE Or rAeKET
NM EOR Observation-Disclosures of the 10Th February
The superior well known packet ship ENGLAND,
Capt Waite will positively sail above her regular day
Having unsurpassed accommodations for cabin. second
should make early application board the ship foot Of Beck
man ST, to e..
1913 .i.rat rH4Hf JOHN HERDMAN,
luL .rH 81 South street.
b. Persons sending for their friends residing in Great
Britain and iceland have them brought usual
of the ships composing this line and drafts furnished for any
amount payable without discount throughout the united king
DOM apply above. Fl
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-22

f&R- FOR LTVERPOOL-KegulaT Packet OF the 23th
NM February ls43-The splendid packet shIp GAR
RICK, Capt Skddy, will saii as above, her regular
P The Garrick will be sccceeded by the packet ship
Psrrick Henry, and sall on the 7Ih OF March.
Persons wishing send for their friend. Residing in the old
country them brought by eh. OF the above shs
sailing from Liverpool the l3h and 18th of April Of
JOSEPH McMURRAY,
17fn 100 Pine, of South
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jane: as Sf'sSfd 81 'ss
., s,su: dy.iiins win stable and suitable
Vi. aS an
hs :sh T.: ,.nd ;Sn.sndns
Xso. about five acres Of pasture land adjoining above
pre- 70 lss with or without the se%s ESqg.s e 81
jyl7 imsr No. 20 Chambers street
- COUNTRY RESIDENCE FOR sALE..In ihs
Newalf Ss he arnpEs eadnS
% eight n soSd
stable land fenced and in good
t On iss s % SneiS
'SfEsa 5qSFa a W.: CO.. Sss.
u: S'''''' T l!5!
81 TO LET-At Newa,k, N. Jersey, that convenient
f Rsites$ Ms. s;:y sssuesd x op
What The above % .doHn: the hum
Premises His @ siendgas rom ,st sio. and con-
nc outlet 0s MORT. caTs Ea9a Us Broad
story b,S. hOuss Mo- Third s. with SS,1 base
further particulars inquire l7sX Pearl I5fIms
ssJ May X:s
Store No 80 Canal St, occupied chair
could be made INTO yoS % fgeE
fls.Imrc 60 ' Grand or n p Woo sDM s,.
- FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOX CITY PRO
i'm: PEKTYIA Farm Of hundred acres, situated in
g. ten NILES Y chi NeT YSn and
plenty Of fruit well ys.ssd AID
For further particulars enquire al IL where
sndscape view can be seen l7f lm*r
0E y as .sS
oIiyegh acres Of land properly divided into aIa-
he
barn and nses.,sy on Other there good
''sN.'' N'''' FRANCIS 8. BROWN.
Isfstsr No IS Wall street
Ss p sSs
viii
D;sns spacious two story dwsns house with
m sss out se a. in
cherry and pea! ees good we'll Of holding
ss winch
the %S IA ns COUNTY, rd
Of. J. TRAVIS, on the premises, Or -
United STATES HOTEL. NEW YOKK.-Ih, we'll
knOwD esab'h%sni has been leased TOR term Of
Room
d9y os Ia tne country bah. hot and coid Minors Patent
minutes notice. An Ordinary for The Of ci
zen. and strangers not residing the Hotel will be opened on
The interior Of The building is UNDERGOING thorough repair
introduced throughout the House which
renders only healthy in the exeme but perfectly
| against fire. Ia'. y.
The location such makes it convenient for
chants and business than other in the city
being from most eastern and south
and in the Immediate vicinity Of all the Allan
tic Steamers and Packet ShiIs = .r...In. w
The tables supplied with the best market aords
wines the choicest and selected by best conno
eus the servants clean orderly end the public
depend the efforts of its propSeoIs axe
the United States comfortable for them othe hotel
| in the Union
l8f Imr BREASTED JOHNSON.
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- LOOK AT THIS.
~0ENTLEMEN'S Cork Sole Boot, the best Of

--- LOOK AT THIS.
~ quality, IS 90
do Water Proof Boou . do 80
do Light French Calfsln Boots, do - to 1 90
do India kuboer Over Shoes with leather soes, 30
do Pain Hubbeu, 50
do Dancing Pumps, 100
do Dancing Cater, ~
do Worked Slippers 100
And all other kinda Of Boots and Shoes In fashion; ads
gaite boots buskins slippers ties, quilted shoes prunea
white and black satin slippers, button shoes; India
Der sspued plain and all other kinds Of shoes cogs
and Of boys boots and
misses and chdren Of all kinds be found in the world all
Of and the best Of French goods
warranted be the best cheap the cheapest M
Broadway the Of Franklin and at 90 Canal street
GREGORY CAHILL,
jas lmsrc 367 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-22

THE Partnershp heret01Ore eIstnK between JOHN GAL
LIER aud JAMES MURPHY, in the business Of .om.
position Ornament Manuscrurers the City of New York.
consent Of both parties The business. win eentiaued
charged with collection all due to the said late
hm and the liquidation Of their abcs the John
Caller also empowered of the said firm
fer the purpose aforesaid All indebted thereto will
against the firm will please render above
JOHN CALLER.
JAMES
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sfy = uCNOUutB u HUOVE,
jX JANE sA MTkfHY.
TO ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS, AND
OTHERS

JOHN CALLER, Compos,ton Ornament Manufacturer
and House yerver No 592 Broadway New York oppos.e
specimens of Architectural ornaments Of variety.
Tor columns, consoles enriched moudnRs rosettes
paterns &C. sc &c. which he prepared furnish promptly
ity with the times IN 1ms IN
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-22

WINTER ARRANGEMENTS M.
EcE&S=.Tr-4p TOMPKiNSLl Line Of Stages for Yonkers,
K18d<4k7kD Dobbs Ferry larry Town. Sing Sodom
aud southe connection with the Harlem Railroad
THIS line will leave New York O'Clock daily, by the
Railroad cars Wamsbndge, and will convey passengers
far Sing Sing and Peekski And Tuesday, Thurs
Mondays wedn sdays and Fridays from sodom NswYork
The Railroad Fare from williamsburg New York i rs
fl02w~r
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1843-02-22

TIC. THE LOVERS OF SUPERIOR BLACK TEA
Howquas Mxtur-This extremely delicious aud unpaal
sed Tea highly celebrated in China and Europe inst i'm
ported now sale the Canton Tea Companys General
Tea Establishment, Chatham New Yorh-in Chinese
packages. Price 50 cents and 81. ia lmsr
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-04
IRON AND STEEL.

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
~ me until the lst of March-ne next, for the fol-
lowing supply Of Iron and Steel, for the use of tho
Creek Nation, to be delivered on or before tho
25ih Of March next, nj the following points, one
fourth Of the whole quantity at each point, viz:
Four Tons of Iron,
800 pounds of Steel.
The points of delivery are, Creek Agency.
Shop thirty miles above Creek Agency.
Shop crossing North Fork of Canadian.
Shop near the Main Canadian, 10 miles from
crossing Of North Fork.
The articles required will be of the following
kind and proportion, for each ton Of iron.
666 lbs. Of plough moulds,
666 lbs. bar iron about one half inch thick,
and four inches broad,
200 lbs. round iron, one inch in diameter,
46S lbs. fat bar On, medium width.
The proposals viii be addressed al. L. Daw.
son, Creek Agent, Fort Gibson,'' marked " Pro.
posals for furnishing Iron and Steel"
J. L. DAWSON, Greek Agent.
Feb. 10, lS43-5-3t.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-04
STATE OF ARKANSAS, }

COUNTY OF YELL.
10 the Yell Circuit Court, in Chancery, at tho Oc.
:. tober term thereof, A.. d. lS42.
william Bryant, Complainant,)
~, us BILL FOR DI.
Nany Ann Bryant, alias Nam VORCE.
cyAnn johnson, Defendant.
VIA day comes the said complainant, by his
soliNor, and it appearing to the satisfaction
OF Ihe cont here, that subpoena in Chancery,
ISSUED out the Office of the Clerk of this court,
directed 10 te Sheriff of said county, in this
cause against said defendant, and that SAID She
rim mas thoreubn returned that said defendant
cannot De found said county; and it appearing
" tue su'isiacuonS the court here, that process
cannot be served upn said defendant, and that
inc substance ana PRyer of said compainant's
petition is, that said cosplainunt citizen Of said
county Of Yell. some tinhi in the wear A, D. 1888.
was lawfully married to sid defendant. and lived
with her until the time of her deserton. demean.
ing himself as kind and aEectionate husband
and that said defendant, on o.about the twelfth
day Of October, A. d. lS4O, Silfulv absented
herself from the bed and boardS said couup!ai
nant, without any Just cause whatseyer. and sill
remains absent, although often reaes,ed in the
most friendly and kind manner, to aAin return.
but she always refused so 10 do, and \rays that
the marriage heretofore entered into bSapd be.
tween said complainant and said defendant be an.
nulled and set aside.
On motion of said complainant, by bis saiL so.
licitor, 1t is ordered by the court here that sad
defendant be notified of the commencement of thn
suit, and that she is required to appear on or be-
fore tho third day of the next term of this court,
at court to begin and be holden at the court.
house in the county aforesaid, on the third Mon.
day after the fourth Monday of March next, and
plead, answer. or demur, to said complainant's s
petition; and. default thereof that said petition
will be taken confessed, and it is further order
ed, that publication Of this order be made in the
Arkansas lnelgencer, newspaper printed in
fhis State, for eight weeks successfully, so that
the last insertion be made at least four weeks be.
fore the first day of the next term of this court.
A true copy from the record
JAMES c. GAULT. Clerk.
Jan'y ii, lS43--l-Sw PRS fee S25 25l
Arkansas intelligencer., 1843-03-04
"a MILL. FOR SALE.

~ b1ts arc az termed that first rate MERcuAx-
l<,-wfk all the necessary riaehinery and n.
y. running teo pairs of French Burr Mill
'R fnfthe manufacturing Of 50 barrels Of su.
z n N hears, with mill house of 40 feet bv
es high, the basement story of stone,
stories frame; first rate dam from to
insured 10 stand FIVE years. The mill
be finished by the first Of June next. and
Pat, or an interest Of half 1t is situated
q half miles from EdwardsyiIe, in Jasper
halfa mile Of Spring river, where keel
may run out with ease. Great induce.
% out to persons Of capital, as the con.
1pishing -four to Fort Gibson and Fort
to near $4,000 to sl2. 900 per annum,
.unt of sales in the Indian country
INSURED to perform we'll.
III thousand dollars paid down when the
g5de. and one third of the balance as soon
nmences operation, the remainder NAV
lfis in New Orleans, or in cash, as NAV
Shschascr. Private bids will be received
Hiers. ppst paid to ]. d. T., BlytheviIis,
fiy, Mo.
ief maehinsry msy be propelled by tho
.IJSwe.
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