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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-19
ON TILE CURE OF SIhiCTChE
N A FORMER ADVERTISEMENT ON STRIC1UK

IN A FORMER Any ERTIsEMENT on sTRICIuKt
S he :.
&c
which viii enable one % udss whether he hal
anoas thing. We. wa; BY no mean
ssh
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y: aud 70
sas Ar. sSss
, sr TO Ss s. sS .
q & C sss il :ssi s,% GS s
esy s1s :aG ss
THE OF UHrsATise-Is ha. already said III
NEED e %a s s e Th
esppss AFTER the eiose: are chat aror Or two
would St 90 =: @ No h
~ sss T. bur-
q sss so s : much
" i: stag: have sss %
how long this continue without producing stre.uIe 70
sssa g @ %.sf
ns e n: ' , TGSd strengthen my other
Ts. .s i. sss ~ 9 %
d I'D 3. :.s ..s %
active capable Of business formerly This also Is ser.
effect though little underood but Il
Indeed whoever conyiden the natural connscton or
sf nj a.; ' ..
through the medium the sexual
spon ts mind Thu, horsyeI j. better e.pansd = m
9 activity Of mind invariably rrurns.
EsasIsy very l. ans and witHoa u
uconyenence. Nothing exceed the improvement,
Of late the treatment Of this complaint Indeed in
hands Of prope! and erpersnced persons the c1 Fl Structure
months Many peson. e9nsu the writer who come bust
cured though has been source q trouble and anxiety
ai.hes bis own peculiar means Of together with his
info on the subject and written n the p.nest
consulted the various diseases referred % in his Privan
rrsatisenat his dwelling bou.e No. % Gssnwch street. at
my hour consequence Of the number OF pretende and
books Of qusckcry which nst this city he deems
make the following statement satisfactory ground conf
dence Besides his rank Graduate Of Edinburgh
sc &C. he has been engaged the Of these diseases
hospital and city practice for than thirty and has
published three editions Of work expressly them Also
that he has srs from the eminent physicians Europe
from the eminent in Americzas Sir Ashley Cooper,
Of London d. Mott Of New York Dr. ysc Of Phladal
pha and Others and that he is permitted % fe almost
syery Physician Of eminencc this city The Pvats Urea
ds" 81 Addrrss Dr. Ralph, senr, 0rssawich
do imssc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-19
AGGREGATE CIRCULATION
THIRTY-FIVE THOUSAND.
THE GREATEST IN THE WORLD.
To the Public.

THE NEW YORK HERALD-Daily Newspapsr-pub
every OF s year New Years Day and Fourth
Of July. Price per copyor 81 2G snnum-posagss
paid--cash in advances.
THE WEEKLY neutrality-suspicious. every Saturday
monng-prce sk per copy, - IL per annum-poss
ages paid cash in advance
ADVERTISERS are informed that the circulation Of thu
Herald is THlRTY-flVE THOUSAND, and Increasing
n.t hg. the d!ges cySataon c'lY pape, sn thus city
IN the city country Prices in advances
PRINTING Of all kinds executed the moderate price
and in the most elegant STYLE
JAMES GORDON BENNETT,
PacrRIEToR OF THE hERsLp EsrABLIsHMENT,
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-19
G HRISTMAS AND NEW YEARS
EXTENSIVE ASSORTMENT OF GROCERIES,
FRUITS. WINES &c.,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
AYR sCOTT;s, 70 NASSAU sTRE

THE subscriber offers public inspection the best
any 10 the c.ty Superior Teas Coses
Sugars Otad Champagne and Cognac Bra dy Old Jamaica
Rum, Holland Gin Scotch and Irish Whiskey, Brown Stopt
lions. JOHN g. SCOTT
Wholesale and Retail tore 76 Nassau str e..
IN B-Peope from the county, Hotel and Boarding House
rive this establishment call Goods sent 10 any part or the
city free of The Scotch and Irish Whskey
10 mistake. AZ ina
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-19

NATIONAL COFFEE HOUSE, aal Broadwsy.-The Pro
he has splendid estabsh,nent i the immediate vicinity
mercantile business billiards ard other the
Tor hss had sret regard S elegance aud comfort and that hi
room for night &c; for week, ST; for month s.
Refreshments the shortest notice The porter will be
let them all hours B-rhose who lodgings af
te d house is closed will the hall hell. 9 msrrc
D0TATOES-ic08 bushe, English Potatoes just received
md Cor sale in lots to pnIcha. ers by
JOSEPH McMURRAY 100 Pine street,
-
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-19

MEDICAL AND SURGICAL OFFICE.
D0CIYh J0ANs0N y Duane .s1sst = well know. =
practitioner thai New York boasi % IN tho treatment Of
his destructive and almost unmanaseab naady 10 still 20 b.
he legally qualified practise Physe and Saxvy-ha BE-
d;c ss % q ~
proper management Of vasy Of Vsperea Dis
oaly from every Of the United States but thes
from the West Indies and Canada eysss an average
ratients year. dscounteuance quackery form
sad kefo isLe chi, method Of Informing strnger' s4d g
he reatmen Of their disease Evsry sndertske cur
make charge No how Iona yos may have ole-
ne bead and bo.ss Of h lea, will md can surs YOU
.td Seminal Weakness brought by habit ndueet
"a by young hsvs paid much atentios p ~ ueansn
h. experienced ,susay treatment Wa,
orEeiuness palpatoa Of the hos sversion 70 society ar
opy symptoms Of this complaint my d.fecucns ~ i9iow
eostsiaiaG - for advice ssss.tsd o. y i%sn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-19

NAvAL.-The U. s. ship Columbia, recently ar
rived this port from The Mediterranean, has pro-
cesded up the Navy Yard for repairs; and under
sood that orders have been received pay off her
This beautiful ship has been much visited since her
arrival snd the excellent order IN which she from
sea US well as the urbane and polite attentions OF Capt
Gcisnger and his officers - visitors spoken of
high terms OF admiration and pleasureNo,foik Herald,
Jan is
We copy the following from Kingston, Ia.
ma,cs, paper If Dec. 20 nj
= TIE United States thp Po'cmac; (60l Captain John
Gwynn bearing th broad pdsnt Of Commodore David
snchored al PORE Ro, al estedsy in ten days
rom Norf.lk The Potnna called In 10 land the Hon. j.
A bry an. Charge dAfslres Tor Peru, and the Hon. w.
trump Charge dAfsIr,s for Chill. They proceed to
Chsg by the first vessel ard in the meantime Will
side in this city.
THE r brought dates to the Ah inst from the United
States, and the Presnents Message to Congress- The
Potomac fred the usual salntes her anchorage and
the compliment was returned"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-19
Dentistry,

A CARD-We the undersigned, having had numerou,
a opportunities Of examining Sets Of Artificial Teeth
As made and adapted to the mouth by MIR. M. LEVETT
Dsp,st 81 th. city corner Of Broadway and Warren street
man IN his profession and that remarkable
the delicate and adjustment Of boh whole and partial
the original application
him. q the philosopheal principles Of atmospheric
do therefore, consideration Of duty tn
public cheerfuy recommend Mr. Leve the patronage Of
New ork November 1914. -
Signed, ISAAC J. GREENWOOD, D. d. 8;
JOHN NELSON, M. d.
T. 8. TOWNSEND, M. D.
II. MCLEAN, N. ID.
The original be MIR. Leves Office, eco Broadway
corner OF Warren d
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-19

kfk PASSAGE FROM GREAT BHITAIN AND
MKA IRELANL-vIAL IvEkPpOOL-:Th-, rrp ular pack
ships ,ow leave liverpool every five da, through
out he year by which the subscriber
rs they will every st ton shown ,hem and Tia,
they will b. despatched from Liverpool without delay Drafts
ised yabe all III. principal nix. thr The
Uni ed Kingdom. Apply the : did tsabn he, Packer
Office" JOHN HEAD IAN,
Tire 81 South street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-19

There is characteristic movement made again
in Wall street. Some OF the fire insurance COM
panies-having very little capital, and that. in
many instances, consisting OF out OF town and
fancy city loi mortgages. and being, withal, man.
aged by needy and inc ffcient men-have done
poor business. They complain that they will be
obliged to wind up unless the Legislature interieres
tor their relief and the aid they modesily ask
for Is, to guarantee to them more and larger pre-
mums. Like the ismshing Oliver Twist, they
hold up their dish beseechiBgy-" Oliver wants
more" They say that without this help they
must 60 down. !" Help me, Cassus, or SINK"
They ask the Legislature to drive fl all he foreign
insurance agents, by Imposing such tex that they
can't hive under II Those "lean and hungry"
oore-shavers Of w all street uvnde similar sppica-
ION to the Legislature in 1S4l they were sent
home "wiih flea In the ear then-most likely
hey will tare IN the same way now. We say OF
many OF these Wall street companies now, as we
have oflen said before, that the curly they pre-
tend 10 give IS merely nominal In Gaze of u con-
Siderable FIRE, il would not be worth straw -
Within few years several Of IN. m have disap
peared from the field vi action where they played
short and ingonou- part, and one OF Ihelr own
defenders e. PLAIN TruIh," In the Jo,awal If Ctm-
nierce )says Others must go too unless The tore Ign
r-ent- are driven Of We say-let the m go down,
and the sooner the bt tier; and, In tie mean time,
the true policy lie TO encourage foreign capital 10
come here, on the most liberal terms. Those Wall
street. men have some cnlIar no l, NJ hey think
he great principles OF commerce and The honor OF
he Staie, VT IL The interests OF the public at
large, are all 10 be sacr need TO support the m II
hey are po@r, ard TO make them richer II they
are rich These two motives are combine 10 Their
attempt to monop, we all the insurance buslue
Ut TINS city. II they should now be kicked cut CT
he Legislaure, as they have been before, they
IRE SO utterly iIsens ole IN those parts, and have
short me- nory, that they Will be sure 10 get
up the sam, absurd and selfish petition In year
or two more. b.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-19

These Ships surpassed point elegance comfort
Ia their cabin or IN their fast sailing qualities
by-any vessels in the trade
The commanders we'll known en of character md
experience and the attention will always paid to
promote the comfort and convenience Of passengers
Punctuay Orsgvds tbs day Of sailing viii DO obsss~>i
ke-stofor,
The price Of passage outward 6xs&s One HaAdred
Dollars for which ample Of description will
provided with the escepon Of wines and liquors, which win
Neither the captain Of these Ships will be respon
sbe for letters parcels packages by them unless
regular bills Of lading signed therefor Fer freight
GOQDHUE & CO, "a South strest.
C. II. MARSHALL, 80 Buring SIip, NJ. Y.
j20d and Of Barring. BROTHERS X CO.. L'pool.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-19

MARTELLE Il HOLDERMANN,
No. az Maiden La, ., N. Y
MANUFACTURERS and importers Of Ornamental Hair
AVA Work, Wigs, Toupees, Bands, Curs Seams, Band~au
Hair and style Of Curls and all kinds Of Hail
Works, Wholesale and retail
N.B-The trade supplied reasonable terms.
m
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-19

xkR OLD ESTABLISHED PACKET OFF1CE, 81
~ south street7Passage to and from Great Britain and
engaged at the lowest rates. and from Liverpool by the
lar packet ships sailing under the every few
Bile q, the National and Proyacal Bank Ireland and e
branches and throughout the United Kingdom well
he principal banking institutions in England Scotland and
Wales without discount or other charges For further
.cuars. II by letter post paid. amply
If,rt~ urQ M N q
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-19
FRENCH CHINA.
hEMUvEU TO
NO GE J,IBERTy STREET

CUP STAIRs)
DALESMk, Importer ard Agent for Manufacurers has
"A. always hand large Of dinner and tea sets
IN plain white and Rlt French Porcelain well Dinner ard
Dessert Pates, Of all sixe assorted Dishes Soup Turers
covesd Dishes, Salad Bowls, st Bssses Custsrdk and
stapds
Also Fancy Tea scss AID Rich Decorared Dinper Sets
Also Tea and Chocoas Wars Grsek French and American
shape
All tbs articles wsastsd Of the beat quality and 70 b
cld liberal tsrrss and IN lots 10 srirpurehascrs
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-19
PARIS LIFE PILLS

THIS Medicine has been countereed Purchasers will
therefore be Of getting the genuine article only Of the
duly appointed agents. all Of whom as furnished with cer
The basamic and goatng Of this fine herbal medi
cine wondeul atrial Of single boz will conviction
that they all tn the feeble
families should always have th in their house. they
any case PARIS LEE FILLS ere now, from THAR many
Virtues the e,ta li.ned Family Msdicins r ~ ~,
Mes Thomas Robe t. x Co
GErrLEMsSl requ sted to state to thar Mr. J. w.
efficacy Of Paris Life Pills A.o, Mr. J. Falrch,ld Of Gaze
ia which MIR. A. b~lamy, Of Chittenango also
fully accors Indeed these ri 10 have rsed~d all Others
and have ye with iaslasce where invalid has
ed taking them thar has been cured of the
obstinate and lOns'standlx dy;sfgTs sGIRT1.o isEy
Postmaster Of Josn's Corners, Nlsc,son county N Y
From Agent in Philadelphia.
AsrorIsH,Na CURE OF TINE LIVER COMPLAINT
observation-disclosures received the Creates benefits from the
use Of Psrr's Life ri H. give y.u s:tim'ny IN heir
without For the last five
have ben afflicted nth the LAYER Compliant and pains
ntopplug and smosrns 10 he thros Fur
The pills conn let~y reduced and had become
weak lie unable to wal ;; ard c"ud not se more
than hours OF night so ey was my 81 stem uneeI
medicines celebrates for The Of the LIVER mpain with.
having received any w manen! re ana can say now
ter health than have experienced for the last five years
sleep good - ever dad, and Can ~a any
distance.
curing Of me shall receive more
Poplar Lane, above 7th street. sprinsl
Garden Philadelphia. )
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-19

ANOTHER MURDsR. We learn from Mr. Leonard
81 the Worcrs er express, that a man named {
Wolf, arrested in th.t town, AID examined Oh
the charge Of NUMBERING man named Stiles, on Wednts
lay evening last and committed prison. Il frat
reported Stiles had been frozen DEATH but we
the evidence Ia srch leave hardly
to doubt that he to his death by violent hands We
have room for psrticulsrs, Boston Paper Jan H. M
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-19
CROTON FOUNTAIN BREWERY.

CkOTON FOUNTAIN bhE W. hf.
THE inability Of the subscriber the Increased de-
mand for his Pale and Amber Alrs hitherto manufactures
AZ h. Brewery Albany, de ed The
Of commence Brewing establishment
New b. called above where he % produce
an article which is will the rspualon
OF his d. rale and Amber Ale thr plus al rs oi
pleasant and saubous beverages, and in abundsn, supply
do imsrh ANDkEW MINI
GENTLEMEN'S SUPERFLUOUSCLOT
ENTLEN on rAMlLEs asson. Q, .s,.. ,o
the Subssxiber the HIGHEST CASH PRICES
To families Gentlemen quitting the city or chanf ~ Re
sideuce having cects OF the kind dispose Of Will Ind
mach their advantage send for the subscnosf VINO VIII
attend thsm Al their residence by sIpontment
II. LEvETT, Once No; WAL suees.
n.y. line nyoush the Post Once, otkerwtse will be
MN ctuallv sttsnded 10. js4 ln~rc
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-19

FkEN CHS HOTEL
THE PR0(PkiETok respectfully inform. hi. friends and
ass' he mns
ds vicinity Of business and the PRINCIPAL PLACE. Of
;efS dss 'fil
eo% & he Sa: oas
''"s Ii Fa :SSiT SyR '; SSE 81 ;AiF
NJ: NOR re FL Their.
s Room. hsws
0sS admit ods Ss a s hsm out az at hours %
b, I'll who want Lodgings after the house i m will
JET AND FANCY BEAD GOODS.
THE subscriber has recently received from Of the frs
!, houses in Paris new and select assormsn. Of Ladies
:s :S q :ss S.ss. fs
10 Dasuerrsotype Plates. &c, for sale;
Dc lm.re Is and % Liberty .l.. up stars
CLEANl JG oS LA;sAJ) s.OJOE BY
new SUPERIOR PROCESS.
late from Par has The honGT to nr%
Black sk Lac Wells, B. Dresses so look good
p.rs0a city ,ha, understands cleaning Lacss and Blond
s Charges moderate ~ s'oss%'
y The morning 70 that e The Eve sepnIing, Clio
. s a as ear ia as sssy .,
Ter Is given 10 several hundred in ths CITY, A
sa 'ss with are cured 70 that thF
TINS PATENT BOXES.
THE PRoPRIEToKs QE, TINS, PATENT CAR
L BOXES would respec fully call the attention VI Rail
Road Copsne nd all hers interest with the Blu ldng
Rail TOAD as th-t they We appointed COR ' illus
KANOJ 81. Of jersey CT the for the manufac nrng
Of said boxes Al NJ for transactng all business std
it'll said aent-rIIht All directed Z hun at
Jersey City Iron Foundry, vii he punctusll aenoed ~
TlMNiS, HILL Boz DY,
Propr
Jersey City. January 7th. is4s. j. Inc
CAST OFF CLOTHING AND FURNITURE
WANT ID
GENTLEMEN OR LADIES having any surerfnous
" Clothing Furniture dispose Of obt IN thu highest
cssh prices for the by sending Tor subscriber al
residences, Duane s,ret, No. 50, IN the basement
NJ. COHEN
nrnmnflv attended 10. l2 merc
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Poplar Lane, above It'll STREET eprins
Garden, Philadelphia. )

Foreign merchants and nform.a that PARIS Life
Pills in French. German, Sanish and Portuguese
wrappers with books and teaumonlals IN the
T. ROB aRTs CO., Prapr,etors.
ds m I'm tcn street,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1845-01-19

MASSACHUSETTS, IssioN-Governor Mouton sent
to the LEGISLATURE vest rday messag- IN relation
o the appointmen the part OF Massachusetts, Of
agent to inspect be operation Of this
State prohibiting the oarHnct VI free groes within ihe
limits CT Louisiana This message takes firm stand
against the interference OF Massachusetts, or any othe
covers certain communications from Mr. Hubbard the
agent of Massachusetts,, which we have yet
Committees appointed by both Houses to take into
the Of the message and accompany
ing documents in tho House, Mr.. Wadsworth presen
ed preamble and bill, which think fects the
of the Legislature in regard the sutject under
consideration These we're referred the Con- mltte,.
We cannot piedict the fpst sction of The legislature but
rave little doubt that will be IN corrmiy to the sri
n; of, II not the anguag the preamble aud law. We
G. fer renders report Of the procs.d OF the
{. Rlalature flr further narilcnlar. ~ O. Pic III g.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-28
Executors Notice.

pursuance OF an order n a.
= Court OF Common Pleas of Blown co,nt'.
OHIO, made at their last OCTOBER term. "a. -.
derSigned will proceed on the. premises IN ~.
nTst day OF March next, between thu ho,,. -
~ and O'Clock, and will then and there ali
at public auction the following real e.,st. ~
James Rounds Sr. deceased, to wit: A frnc,
OF parcel ol land lying in ClaIs townsbi Row,
county aforesaid on he waters of CloserIies
creek, part Of survey of 500 acres in The rs,ns,
of Charles Patterson No. 2937--and bo,nied
and described as follows-Begi Al ! ,,oDs
near whiteoak and beech in Ephraim Carl.
sons line thence south IS poles TO a stons n.
Charles Hunts line, thence east Is p.Ies toa
stone near the corner of Charles Hunt andI,em.
uei hounds, thence north IS poles to a stone
IN EPhrainl tGarrison's line; thence west IS
poles to the beginning. containing 8 acres u,or.
or tess-Also' tract Of land lying in said coun-
ty on said waters of Cloyerfck par, or ss.A
survey No. 1897 and bounded and described -
follows; beginning at stone, thence south an
poles and "a links 10 a stons neaf tbe so.J :.
thence east 76 boles and IL links 30 a ST. n Il
bet tch; thence north SO poles to 3 bs,eb.s
thence west 55 poles and IL liuks to a st,,e,
thence north 81 poles and Cd links to 2 beech.
es corner to Ephraim Garrison; thence west 2I
poles to the beginning; containing % acres Of
land Said premises to be sold at not less than
TWO thirds OF the appraised value as returned to
said Court, and upon the following terms to viii.
one third cashin hand. ore third In n;ns
months1nd the resduslin one year, with inter
est from day ofsale, to be secured BY bond and
security. RoBEar KENNEpy-
JAMES RouNDs ,Jr.
Executors II James Rounds Sr. deed.
January 18th, l645.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-28
Notice.

A T ths next session of the Commissioners
IA for Brown county in March, there will We a
petition presented to them for copnty road,
beginning in the road leading (rOmGeorgetown to
Newhope,at the mouth ia small run ,on the S.
side ofNoshGl orcha I'd, thence up said run &
IN north easterly direction to intersect the road
running east from said ElIis's dwelling house,
thence east along said road to point opposite
the south east corner of Strother's survey No.
3079, thence northerly to said corner, thence a
long the tine OF said survey to the north east
corner thereof; thonca on the most eligible
rexte to the south vest cofnor OF Langborne's
survey No. 1860. near the widow Rice's, s,thence
along the line of said survey to he north east
corner of Mr.. Lnds'y's farm. thence on the
most eligible route in northerly direction to
in.ersect the road leading from Everett D.
Smiths tp Arnheim. III interested will take
notice accordingly
MANY PETITIONERS.
January %, 1si5,
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-28

PENNsYLvAStA LEGISLATURE. This
body assembled at Harrisburg, Pa on
MInday The 7lh inst and was organ zsd
by Ihe election of Speakers, &a., BY The
-especlive Houses. Wm p. Wilcox #
Mexican co. was elected Speaker Of the
Senate, aud Fiudley Patterson of ARM
strong, Speaker Of the HOuss-bolh
democrats, Of course, as that party has a
large majority in bmh Houses. CIV.
POftcr's message wOs delivered on the
9Th. II spoken Of as presenting very
hiltsr-ng condition Of The financiaI affairs
OF the Stale-slaling that the interest on.
the State be6t will hero4fIer be punciual
ly psid. Aurora.
Democratic standard. [volume] (Georgetown, Brown County, Ohio) 1837-1850, 1845-01-28
Road Notice.

n CHE Commissioners appointed at the last
session of the Ohio Legislature to lay out
and establish State road from the town OF
Newhopo IN the county Of Brown, near the res,
idenee of James McCsll-the towns of Buford
Dodsanville and Lynchhurgh in ths county OF
Highland, and MartinsviIle 10 Wilmington n
the county Of Clinton, returned their survey
and plat in favor of the establishment Of said
70 "a to the Auditor of Brown county m the
4th day of September last, and ut the last De.
eeMber meeting the Commissioners of Brown
csnntyi was ordered that no.ice should be Civ.
en- to all parties interested in the establishment
af said road, that the Commissioners of said
county of Brown would hear the parties in favor
Or against the establishment of said road, and
application for damages Of any person or per
sons, on ae3oant of the location Of said road
through his, her or their lands, at their nexI
March meeting. 8ef
JAMES ], SMITH, Auditor
ofB.C. 0.
January 90, 1s45.