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M NARRATIVE of the U. s. Exploring Expedi- IN ton during the years of 1S3s-' -'4O-'4i and '42s by Chas. Wilkes, U. s. N., vols. and Atlas.
 Also-A cheap edition of the work, vols. Just received and for sale by
 ieI2 S. ". ALLEN. 28 Dauphn.st
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 The mails have been regularly through since New-fork dates o the 9th Baltimore Of the Tth. The NEW YORK cotton market but temporaril, affected by the late foreign news-ormer prices being nraly sustained dates, The price current of the 4lh says
 On Saturday lasi before the arrival of the Great wes tern with The ahove nniavorahe accounts from abroad our market steady the rates of last week with sales of I000 bales. Monday, however, buyers claimed reduction of tr, d there was nothing done Yesterday, some hnders having yielded ltlie there more demand, and 5000 bales changed hands parl M decline Of te, and part without any variation in rates The sales 1000 bales.
 The Herald ot the morning of the 9th says
 Cotton-roday the sales amohnt to 1900 bales st firm prices The market rates, paid now are quite equal 10 those current before the arrival Western and Cambria, and in cases higher rates nave been paid, but this has only in united ces, and for small parcels
 And the Express Of same date remarks-
 Coiion--Noiwihst the Boston steamer and c western brought mng off of 4d in Liverpool mar ket prices here have been lu y sustained. Operators cotton all expected decline of least tr but to this expectation there has deAnd and an increased business fu prices The flct s that prices here are lower low my point, and ielghls continue 10 be al the lowest point The sales have been Is follows:
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SUNDKIES- S 10 ffrkins choice Goshen Butter 50 boxes Cagate and Williams Soap 15 cases Pick les. 20 bxs Soda Biscuit Extra fine Green Teas, Raisins in 1 bxs Mackerel in bbls, and 1 do
 Stuart's Sugar House Molasres Loaf and Crushed Sugar, Dried Bee&, &e. land ing from brig Morea and for sale by
 WRIGHT & CUNNINGHAM, je10 Grocers, 5s Dasphln street.
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Our friends of the New Orleans Pcayune gets sharp rebuke from the editor of the Advertiser of lhis city. for the strength of language with which they sent the abusive war article in the European Times, Uiverpool) rrcsVed in thIs country by the Great Western. The ''ebuliton of feeng'' in the Pcayune is censured as extravagan and unjust. The Advertiser caDnot see in the British tirade the "scandalous, audacious and contemptbe billings gate'' which excited the American feelings of the Picayune 10 such indelicale warmth of expression. IL is certainly very arrogant, iIl-rimed and all that admits the Adsertiser--but not more intensely Brit ish than presses in this country are intensely American, and between the two, the Advertiser sees ''little difference" The Picayune must not rebuke British insoence in such uncourteo"s terms, lest it shall be liable to the suspicion of being very unreas sonabiy and too uncompromisingy y American. IL Ina it's warning too, and will, we do not doubt, behave a dingly. We are mistaken in our men very much
 il they do put the instruction which has been gy- en them, 10 profitable use.
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on,.door R ate. of Exchanxe. June 13, .,45.
MARINE NEWS.

Port of MobiIe- -June 14, 1s45.
 CLEARED. schr Atalana, Cooper, for Maagorda Texas, in bal last by master.
 ARRIVED. Schr Cornelfa. Starke, fin New Orleans, to master. Steamboat Fashion, Fullerton. fun NeN-Orieans. Steamboat Creole. Hiern. fin New Orleans. Steamboat Bourbon, Bolton, fin Rock Shoals with 29l bales cotton. sreampoat Lowndes, Johnson, fin Montgomery. with 52 bales cotton.
 steamboat Noxnbee, Kinney, from Candy's Landing, with 35 bales cotton. CLEARED FOR THIS PoRT-From New-York, June 5 Dark Mallory, Babbidge. ARRIVED HENcE-At New York, June 3-ship Atan- tic, Doane, IS days. EORN-s00 sacks of prime white corn selected O expressly for grinding, for sale by jsl4 S.. l. x I I. JONES. ~ HAMPAGNE CIDER-25 bbis first quality ex O bark Caremoat in store and for sale by ieI4 c w. TORRANCE. UTTER-3O 6rkins choice May butter for sale ID by [jel4l WRIGHT $ CUNNINGHAM.
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InA FOR RENT-The small Store No. 20 St, GGsM F rancis- al present occupied by D. Hub bard as an Exchange Office. Also-The Office over the same.
 Also-The Cotton Warehouse, corner of Water and Adams streets, known as the Selma Warehouse. Possession given lst November next. Apply to
 jel4 I62Kw COLBY, STEWART & co.
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,.Es of the Circuit Court.

Tor Clerk of the Circuit Court. nrs- am candidate for reelection 10 the omcs
 f e,L of inc Circuit Court of Mobile county at the e"s" saIs. AUGUSTUS BROOKS.
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s+ The friends of JOSEPH C. CHAMBER LIN will support him as Candidate for the office ot Tax Collector of Mobile county, at the ensuing Au- eust election myl9 145
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ITCHINA, Glass, EarthenNare and Cut LERY-WHoLEsALE AND RETAIL.-The subscriber is receiving extensive assortment of the above art cies, wh hich he offers at he lowest prices.
 novl4 JAS. MASrERSON, Importer. 34 Water-si
 FPASSENGERS per bark REFORM for New-York, will please he board at II o'clock this morn ing at which lime she will positively leave in tow of the steam boat Gen. Gaines.
 i.Ia JOHN c. RYAN Aqanf.
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We give to day full report of the proceedings of the Democratic Convention of this district. which met al Claiborne last Monday The result wns, us will be seen. the unanimous nomination of EDWARD 5. DARGAN of this county, as ihe democratic cans didate for Congress. Judge DARGAN is now in Tuscaloosa in attendance upon the Supreme Conrt. Ills nomination unexpected by him and we can. nnt therefore know, until we hear from him, whether he will accept There is general belief, however, that he will accept, and if so, he will probably be elected The district is close-but with one SO able and popular well calculated to rally and unite the whole party and bring out enthusiasm and exerlon, the prospects for are excellent We must and believe that he will again make the sacrifice of his personal convenience for the benefit of his party, aad take the leadership in this campaign
 In this confidence place his at the head of our columns the candidate of the democracy of this district, united and to be victorious.
 The subject oiSthe appointments for cantassing the dis ict, engaged the attention of he Convention. The period is growing late and some plan ought to be adopted, they thought proper to recommend to the candidates the same places of meeting as were arranged for the preceding canvas. Judge DARGAN ii absent and will not have time to make his arrangements to meet MT. DUNN imme- diatey as that gentleman begins on Monday, here. But time should he lost in providing for the sup port of the candidate of the part, by his friends un- til he has time to mount and ride in his own cause. The whig candidate may therefore go ahead. He will not be well warm in the race before his demo- cratic competitor will be up and after him "with a sharp stick," as they say in North Alabama.
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JOHN c. RYAN, Agent.

HNOTICE-The Board ofsCHOOL COMMISSION FRS will hold meeting on Monday next, al o'clock PM the office of H. Barney, Esq.
 jel4 II. STlCKNEY, Secretary.
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g9rThe friends of THOMAS C. NEwBoLD will support him for County Tax Collector at ihe en- suing August election. je3 157*
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rTMUTUAL SAFETY INSURANCE co ofNew-York-A Dividend of rwENTY-THREE AND HALF declared the 9th inst. Capital increased HUNDRED AND sIxTY-sEvEN THousAND DOLLARS Total assets million of dollars.
 Persons who did business with the Agency during the year just ended will receive their Dividends Scrip ir February.
 Applications for INSURANCE will be received at the office of the Agency, of St Francis and Royal sts uI stairs. janl6l ROBERT s. BUNKER. Agent.
 IT HAVILAND, CLARK & CO.,, IMPORT FRS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS in Drugs and Medicines Surgical and Dental Instruments Chemicals, Perfumery Brushes Window Glass, Paints Oils, Dye Stuffs, dc.
 Nos 45 aud 4 Wdter street-MOBlLE. HAvILAND, REESE & Co, New-Y0rk.
 HAvILAND, HARRAL X ALLEN, Charleston, s. c. HAvILAND, RIsLEY & Co, Augusta, Ga. dec2 lem,
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NOTICE-JAMES M. CLOUGH having on lN the 9th lns sold out his entire stock in trade, as we'll as his books, accouns, &c, the business will hereafter be conducted Tn the name of BALDWIN & BAKER. All persons indebted to said Clough are horeby notified to make payment only to the under signed, or such persons as may be duly autho rised by him. THOS. A. HAMILTON, Agent. jeI4 162Uw
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MOBILE

F7''. '-1 's'tJ HUI IHHH1 ts' " Democratic Nomination.
 FOR GOVERNOR, NATHANIEL TERRY,
 OF LIMES1 ONE za FOR CONGRESS-FIRST DISTRICT, WARD $. DA R G N,
 OF MOBILE.
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COMMITTED to the Jail of Bibb county, Ala " bama on the 27Ih of April last, Negro man calling hls nane GEORGE. Said boy is about thirty years old, dark complecied stout built, quick spoken, and has each side of his forehead. Said boy says he belongs to d specuator in Msss- sippi by the name of James Johnston, from North Carolina.
 The owner IS requested to come forward, prove property pay charges, or he will be sold out on the frat Monday in November next, to pay Jail fees.
 je10 I60fCm0 H. J. GATES, Jailor.
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M RS. BETT'S UTERINE SUPPORTER. lvA We have just received from Philadelphia, |, vla New York, full assortment of his Beu's Ute-. rine Supporter. This article for females is too weF known to need any comment-tle increasing demand for il is sufficient test of its value. No female af- ter once using it will have any other.
 NORTH & CO.,, je10 Apothecares' Hall and 35 Government-st
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OFFICE MERCHANTs' INSURANCE Co. MOBILE,
 Mobile, l2lh June, IS45 A DIVIDEND of TEN PER CENT for the last "A six months on the capital stock of $2b0 ,000, has this day been declared by the Board of Dlrec- tors payable to the stockholders and after Tues day the lst day ofJu, next.
 ieI4 THOS W. Mccoy, Secretary,
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Y EECHES LEECHES I've have receiv- AI ed at Apohecaries' Hall, our supply of fresh Leeches, and have made such arrangements at the north that we shall be in constant receipt of fresh supplies. competent person will always be m readiness to apply them. Medicines delivered at ihls establishment at any hour during the night No extra charges will be made to cur o,cn custom CTS. NORTH O.,
 jeI2 opposite the Manson House.
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cotton stntsment Port of Mobile.

RECEIPTS OF COTTON AT ALL THE PORTS To last dates receipts of balance of the and total
 Received at Rec cdaubs
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when it was announced by the President, that no choice had been made, and the counties again called upon for their votes. the following the result
 2d ballot-Carke county, E. s. Dargan, ?; Bald win county. P. Phillips, I; Mobile county, P Phil lips, 5; Wilcox county, F.. s. Lyon, 3; Coneruh county, E S. Dargan, |; Monroe county, E. s.
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FASHIONABLE SUMMER CLOTHING a Receiving per brig Morea from New York. new supply of Summer Clothing, consisting in part of Fancy Linen Dress and Brock Coats
 Flannel do do do r-
 Fancy Linen Pants
 White and figured Vests
 Linen and Muslin Shirts. Neck Ties, &c For sale by STANTON & BRO'S., ie10 160u 25 Dauphin-street
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OF COTTON AT THIS PORT TO DATES,
 balance ofseason and total for the last ten years Rac..a I.t. I..I.an Iuta

Average receipts for five years from first week in June o the end of season, sO,419 bales.
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 E. s. Dargan, 1; Mobile county, E. S. Dargan. 5; Monroe county, E. s. Dargan, B. Clarke county E. s. Dargan, 2. Total,-E. s. Dargan 15.- When after few appropriate remarks, E s. Dar- gan was announced by the President as the unani- mous choice of this Convention, to represent their District in the next Congress.
 The following resolution was then offered by D. W. Murphy, Esq.,-
 Resolved, That Edward S. Dargan of Mobile county. is the unanimous choice of this Conventions as the candidate of the Democratic party, to repre- sent this District in Congress, and having full faith in hIs principles, we recommend him to the sufrages of the Democratic of this District, and invoke for him cordial and zealous support, which was un- animously adopted.
 W. H. Slaughter then offered the following reso- lution
 Resolved, That the President of this meeting be authorised to appoint committee of six persons to notify Edward s. Dargan, of his nomination by Ihis Convention, which being unanimously adopted, the following gentlemen were appointed said Com mittee, viz w. H. Slaughter, Lorenzo James, D. w. Murphy, rhos. GaMrd, Thos. Holland aud F. K. Beck.
 Thos. Holland then offered the following: Resolsed. That the Convention approves in gen. era of the schedule of appointments for the canvas of the District made in 1s43, by Judge GoIdthwaiie and Mir. Dele', and request the committee Of six, to forward the same to Judge Dargan, with request that he will communicate with the Wbig nominee at his earliest convenience, and agree upon any change hat their mutual convenience may require.
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DHALON'S HAIR WASH-A supply of this A celebrated Hair Wash has been received per brig Morea and for sale by H
 iel0 MOSELY & TUCKER. Druepisss.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-15

Sara Anna in MExsco-A eentle-
man just from the city Of Mexico, Informs
the editors Of the Picayuns that il Is i'm
possible, for those who have NOS Witnessed
It, to conceive the full measure Of indienitv
which is now heaped upon the head Of the
tyrant. Santa Anna himself says that the
treatment he received in Texas, while a
prisoner. was infinitely more humane than
that he experiences at the hands Of his own
country men. The long: pent-up wrath Of
the Mexicans now finds vent in thousand
different ways, Every portrait, every sta.
tue, everything, in short, that might keep
alive remembrance Of the tyrant, has been
insulted, mutilated and destroyed; his name
Is introduced in ribald songs, and sung at
every corner; caricatures are hawked about
showing him in every conceivable odious
light; rude jests and obscene pasquinades
are let off at his expense, and his past acts
are coupled with every thing infamous.
But a few weeks since, and this same pop
ulace dared not breathe his name save in
praise.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-15
AdministratOr,a sale.

Office 10 hereby given that the under.
~ signed, administrators OF tho estate OF
jonathan Garrison, will expose TO sale all the
personal efects Of said deceased on Mon
day the 9th Of April next, AZ The corner 81
Main and JefTe rson streets, ia Burlington.
Sale to comm, nee at 10 o'clock A. NJ, Of said
day.
Terms OF Gales.-On all sums Of three dol
lars and over, credit Of elk months will be
gwen, on all sums under three dollars, "a sh
in hand.
LEVI HAGER Admir-.
March Is. M5-3t
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-15
ID. Tinsley.

Merchant Tailor, late Of Louisville, H.,
AS recently arrived in this Territory, and
IL has fixed upon the city Of Burlington as his
permanent residence He respectfully acuuants
its citizens and those in its vicinity, that he has
on hand, and intends keeping small but well
Sc ected assortment of French and English
Cloths, Cassimeres and vestings, which he will
sell low for cash or such produce as will suit an
Eastern market. He will also attend to the cut
ting and making gentlemens' clothing of every
description, and will warrant them to fit in q
style equal to any made in the eastern cities.
Shop on Main street, one door above jefferson
mar '45-3mo
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-15

RY authority oflicense granted to the under.
- signed, administrator OF the estate Of Rem;
I. Wood, deed, by the Probate Cor. !. MI
for Des Moiaes count; W., sell to The hirh s
Lot No "a a. At he door Of the shelfF,s o nsa,
Il, Burlington. Said sale to be made subject "a
a certain lein in favor Of G. w. Jones for about
$500.
Terms Of Sdle-A credit Of four months will
be given the purchaser, giving good and approved
security. HENRY WOOD, Admir-,
BY LYMAN Cook, his atty 10 fact.
march Is, l845-4w
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-15

-YNAKENsuPhy Cooper Harris, living IN unios
i township. Two estray Colts: one sDtr<
horse colt three 1eas Old last spring stario III
forehead; sp,p al tie nose. feft hip kaockec
down. left hind foet white appraised Il 4t7
marks- appraieed at "a.
IS a true copy from my Estray Record.
mar Is l5-3t JOHN II. WOODS. Clerk.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-15
Interesting to Farmsers ana
Others


READ. formti-'' Of III. ~,iv 81 New Ycrl.
- Informs Farmers and the public in general.
that he Is now prepared {" dispose Of hi.
appRovED PATENT REAPtNG MACHINES
Or 81 rights for Counties, States or Territories
on reaseaable terms. A email working machine
NAV be seen now in Ruriine ton--tbe same which
was exhibited but short time since IL the field
AZ view York. IN the presence Of the Mayor and
Committee Of the american Institute AID al
~ Arlington. in the presence Of the Hon. Henry
L. Ellsworth. Commissioner Of Patent. aud =
large number Of members cf Congress and citi.
zens-all of whom Sppr6v Ai Snd -sSete eutirel,
satisfied with its operation. Mf. Eliswoffh bro.
neunc'ng il the best reaper he had et~f .rea. A,
'he far OF the American Institute in iR4t. this
"achine took the premium. and the Medal then
awarded u now in possessicn Of the snh.crShNr
Also number of letters from me p,h@r. of Con.
gress testfyIng to the quality of tn, Reapers
NAV be seen by calling on me.
Inc machine makes clean work cutting every
epear The grain Is taken 81 hy r.k. attached
20 the machine. and worked bv crank The
rake throws the grain ronrletel, from The ma,
chine, and leaves It in bundles ready for binding
an excellent opportunity is now offered 10 en-.
terpr,slng mechanics. who may wish to engage IL
manufacturing these machines. BY purchasing =
lew counties they would realise good business
SIMPLY BY making and selling them The sub
scrib.r will sell large or small d;,tr;cts. to .u;
purchasers. and will take PART PAR in any good
dlsposabic property, real or personal
Persons wishing machines for the coming har
vest VIII please make their atranse ME nts at once
as the time is short, end the nud,ber slteadv en-
gagea makes Il necessary that the snbsci ID u
shouid haye as early notice as possible
For further particulars apply personsIlv ~ he
letter Spost paid.) to the subscriber, At the Gil,
Drug Store i REan
Burlington, March !, I5-tf
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-15
Administrator,. Notice.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that letters Of
! administration have been granted to
the pndevsigred on the eststs Of Jonathan
Garr'son, deceased. All persons having claims
sga'nst SAID estate. are reques:ed 70 present
the came to the unde rsi vued. or 10 the Judge
OF Probate for said county Of Dee Moines.
and all persons knowing themselves indeb,.
ed to said estate, are requested 70 make i'm
mediate payment TO the undersi aned.
=. LEVI HAGER, Adn,r.
Ma rch l5 sAS-Qt Ws.S
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-15
Married.

In this city. on Wednesday evening, the 18th
inst, by the Rev. Andrew Coleman, Mr.. j.. ID.
SfALDiNG, OF Lancaster. Wis. editor of the Wis
consin Herald, to Miss JULIA M. BosrwIcK, 81
Fort Madison, Iowa.
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Lecture.

The 10th Lecture before the Reading Room
Association viii be delivered by C. C. SHACK
FORD. ESQ, on Monday evening next, at I
O'Clock. Members with their Ladies wi D ease
be .punctuai
w. B. REMEY Sec,y.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-15
Died,

AT Mount Pleasant, Henry county. Iowa, on
Monday morning, March Sd, 1915, HESTER ANN
K: wife Of Ephram Kirkpatrick, in the goth year
Of her age.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-15
FOR Sale. a = Cre<alf.

GEvENTY or more LOTS IA Bsrret,'s addi-
Gated fcr building purposes, ia1 thsir inersssina
value renders them profitable invSstaent. The
terms Of sale, where the SANE smo~nts % $lOC
or more, IRE, one eighth cash ia bend, ana crsd-
It to suit purchasers viii Be given on the balance,
to be secured BY responaiA Z endorsers, with 70
per- cent interest. On spms less than 500, one
fourth cash Ia hand will Be required, and cred
it Of one and two years will be given on the bal
ance. The prices range from $40 to $50 pei
lot. III
ALSO for sale, on SINH ar terms, few tracts oil
farming land, lying : few miles from Burlington.
mar ] 20. JAMES M. MORGAN.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-15

AZ bal providing for he civil and
- expenses y. Ne government,
Z i. : q appropriation for new outfit,
p1sisn Ministers. A general
you'd seem to be anticipated.
Iowa territorial gazette and advertiser. [volume] (Burlington, Iowa Territory [Iowa]) 1840-1846, 1845-03-15

81. Louis 0nd st. Peters Packet.
A The fine passenger steamer,
LYNX.
JOHN ATcHIsoN, Master, will
run as above, during the ensuing season, touch
ing at a the intermediate ports.
feb % ,45-tf
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EstraY Notice.

TAKEN UP BY Hardin Butler, living in
L Round Prairie township, jefferson county,
Iowa, one estray Horse, dark bay, Or light
brown, with few light hairs In ne forehead,
supposed to be seven or eight years old, some
white on the LEFT hind foot; some saddle marks
OF brands perceivable. Appraised atthirty FIVE
dollars.
JOHN SHIELDS, Clerk.
FairSelds Mar. I, '45-3t