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NEW HAMPSHIRE.

Total 30-of which all but four sur
vive. New Hampshire is Democratic
State, and individual liability Of stockhold-
ers is an established principle in her bank
ing system. Notwithstanding this fact, how
ever, the aOhole system in that State has re-
peatedly failed, which only demonstrates the
fallacy of all attempts at "reform."
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Isaac %sh'n'y' ssi }vEND1 pxpoNAs.
Henry Foster.
DY virtue of Vend Exponas to me directed from the
ID Court of Common Pleas of Putnam county, Ohio
will offer for sale at the door Of the Court House in Ka
Ida, in said county, Monday, the lh day of March, A.
d. 1885, between the hours of ten O'clock A. M and four
O'Clock p M Of said day, the following tract of land lay
ing in said county of Putnam, to wit Commencing at the
northeast corner of section thrtytwo, in Township two
SOUTH of Range east thence south hundred rods
thence west eighty rods thence north one hundred rods
thence eighty rods to the paceof beginning supposed
couain about fifty Takenas the property of Hen
ry Foster, at the suit of Isaac McHenry.
T. RI. MCCLURE, Sheriff.
SHERIFF'S OFFICE,
Kalida, February 1lth 1851 5w20s
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(. The spotted Fawn.'
Dy w. D. GALLAGHER.

Dy W. D. GALLAGHER.
AM Poor Lucy Neal"
On Maketewa's lowery marge
The red chiefs wigwam stood,
When first the white mans rife rang
Loud through the echoing wood;
The tomahawk and scalping-knifc
Together lay at rest,-
For peace vas in the forest shades,
And in TIL red mans breast.
Oh, the Spotted Fawn!
Oh, the Spotted Fawn!
The light and life of the forest shades
With the red chiefs child is gone.
By Maketewa's fowery marge
The spotted Fawn had birth,
J And grew, as fair an Indian girl
As ever blest the earth.
4 She was the red chiefs only child,
sf'And sought by many Brave,
] But to the gallant young White-Cloud,
Her plighted troth she gave.
Oh, the Spotted Fawn!
Oh, the Spotted Fawn,
The light and life of the forest shades
With the red chiefs child is gone.
From Maketewa's howery marge
Her bridal song arose;
sNone dreaming, in that festal night,
OF near encircling foes,
But through the forests, stealthily,
The white men came in wrath;
And fiery deaths before them speed,
And blood was in their path.
Oh, the Spotted Fawn
Oh, the Spotted Fawn!
The light and life of the forest shades
With the red chiefs child is gone.
On Maketewa's Aowery marge,
Next morn, no strife was seen;
But wall went up where the young Fawn'G
! blood,
And White-Cloud's dyed the green; ~
And burial, in their own rude way,
The Indians gave them there,
While low and sweet toned requiem
The brooks sang, and the air.
Oh, the Spotted Fawn!
Oh! the Spotted Fawn!
The light and life of the forest shades
With the red chiefs child is gone.
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January 9th, ls45.
sHERIFF's SALE.

Nathaniel H. Bagley,)
Samuel Hooper.
DY virtue of decretal order to directed from the
ID Court of Common Pleas of Putnam County Ohio,
will offer for sale the door of the Court House, in Kali
da Monday the 18th day of March next between the
hours of ten o'clock A. NJ and four O'clock p NJ Of i'd
day following described tract of land laying in Put
nam County, Ohio, to wit
The east half of the southwest quarter and the north
west quarter .he south west quarter Of section number
eighteen in Township SOUTH Range eight east Ia
the property of Samuel Hooper, to satisfy decree
in favor of Nathaniel II. Bagley.
r. R. MCCLURE, Sheriff.
SHERIFF'S OFFICE,
Kalida. February 18th, ls45.S 5weO8
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BIsHoP DELANcEY.--We learn from the
New York True Sun, that there is much
dissatisfaction with Bishop Delancey in the
Western Diocese Of New York, for having
restored the Rev. Mr.. Van Zant to his cleri.
cal functions.
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THE KALIDA VENTURE

IS PUBLISHED EVERY FRIDAY, AT KALIDA, OHIO, NJ
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rec pnid.
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the Columbian need be under no apprehen-
sion Of being excelled.
But what we have done is already before
the public, who will not fail to judge Of us
with impartiality; and in respect to what we
intend to do, it will be both wiser and more
becoming (although less fashionable) not TO
boast. We may be permitted to assure our
friends in brief, however, that we have ma
tured numerous plans (for the Third Volums)
with which we feel confident they will be
pleased. 1t is our purpose TO put forth every
energy, and it will be no fault of our own if
the Columbian shall not be found at least
equal to any magazine, Of any class or price,
in America.
DEALERS IN PERIODICALS through
out the United States and the Canadas who
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Immediately. The usual discount will be
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OF Editors who will insert this Prospec-
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dressed to the Columbian Magazine, shall
have copy sent to them for one year.
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OF Ffom all parts of Europe there are
accounts of the severity of the weather.
In the north of England, and Scotland, the
fall of snow has been unusually heavy.
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NEW GOODS
at G9f6%0QGe.

JACOB J. GREENE, in Defiance, is receiving
u new and splendid stock of cheap fall and
winter Goods, suitable for this region, to which
he invites the attention of the citizens of Putnam
county who may visit Defiance for trade He in
vtes all such to give him a call before trading
elsewhere, as he is determined not to be UNDER
sold by any responsible house in the place.
0T- Cash paid for Uheat and skins.
Defiance, Sept. 26, 1874. LOT
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VERMONT

Number of banks %, besides the Yer.
mont state bank, and branches, at Wood.
stock. "Busted,"9.
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M AINE

Total number of banks 72--of which AZ
remain, with a passable credit
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BANK NOTE LIST.
Corrected weekly for the Venture
OHIO.

DdHk Vi 3''''''''''''''''''''''' tdllCu
Bank of the United States branch,.... failed
Cincinnati g. White Water canal ce.,.. failed
Cincinnati banking and loan office,... failed
Consolidated banking company,'."...' failed
FMpers' and mechanics bank. ,.....- failed
Miami exporting company, y,..".'.'."... failed
Ohio and Cincinnati loan offce,.."... failed
Otis, Arnold 81 co.'s. checks,"........ failed
Piatt (J. H.) g. co.'s. bank, ,,........" failed
Bank of Circleville, (new bank) in Cir
eleville, chartered in lSlS,........... failed
Bank of Hamilton, Hamilton. n,...... failed
Bank of Gallipolis, Gallipols,. s,.... failed
Bank of Steubenville, Steubenyille,.. failed
Bank Of Mansfield, Mansfield, ,..,..." failed
Bank Of Sandusky bay, Lower Sandus-
XIV, tailed
Western banking mpany,.."........ failed
Bank of West Union, West Union,.... failed
Canal bank, Middletown, ,.......... failed
Commercial bank of Lake Erie, Cleve-
land. ...."..............."... failed
Commercial bank OF Scioto, Ports
mouth, failed
Farmers bank of Canton, Canton, .... failed
Farmers bank of New Salem, New
Salem. failed
Farmers and mechanics bank, Chilli
cothe, ................-.......'.... failed
Franklin silk company. y,.....".......... failed
German bank of Wooster, WOOSTER. failed
Geauga insurance CO., Painesvlle,..... failed
Granville Alexandrian society, Gran
vile, tailed
Goshen, Wilmington and Columbus
turnpike company, .............. failed
Hamilton and Rossville manufac CO., failed
jefferson bank, New Salem,. failed
Kirkland safety society bank, Kirkland, failed
Lebanon Miami b'king CO., Lebanon, failed
Lancaster Ohio bank, Lancaster,.."... failed
Maumee insurance company. ,......"... failed
Manhattan bank, Manhattan, ,........ failed
Monroe Falls manufacturing company, failed
Miami exporting CO. branch, Conneaht, failed
Owl creek bark, Mount Vernon, ...... failed
Orphans institute bank, Fulton, ....... failed
Ohio rail road company, Richmond. failed
Urbana banking company, Urbana,.... failed
Washington bank, Mamisburg;..'..... failed
Western Reserve farmers banking CO.,
in Brighton. ............................ failed
GAINESVILLE canal g. manufacturing CO.,
GAINESVILLE, failed
Consolidated banking CO., Cincinnati, failed
Savings bank, Cincinnati, ............. failed
Bank Of Cleveland, Cleveland, ,,.....,. failed
Mechanics and traders bank, Cin.,. failed
Ohio land company, Medina, ,".......... failed
Cuyahoga Falls real estate association, failed
Newton Falls manufacturing company,
Newton Falls, Portage county,. failed
Cuyahoga steam furnace CO., Ohio city, failed
uIEaNRklin bank, Cincinnati, ,'....."".... dead
Rpk, st. Clairsville, ,.......,. dead
nsk, New Lisbon, ,......... dead
!. !" ! ! ! ! ! ! ! |.
ION, n,............,...... dead
I2am,. dead
er......"... dead
)arren,...... dead
......"...... dead
8bus,. dead
ta,. .."....."... dead
Mt. Pleasant. dead
GAINESVILLE. ,....".. dead
Chillicothe, e,,,.... dead
Cincinnati, dead
The Kalida venture. [volume] (Kalida, Ohio) 1841-1865, 1845-02-21

A EXHIBITION of the Receipts and Expenditures of
n the Lima and Defiance Free Turnpike road for the
year l643.
Amount received from the Treasurer of Putnam
2hlaR4
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RICHARD G. SPEARS,
Attorney at Law, Van Vert, Van Vert county,
Ohio. Feb, "a
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A my instance an attachment was this day
IN issued by John Deffenbaugh justice of the
peace for Sugar Creek township, Putnam county,
Ohio, against the property and effects Of Andrew
Dinsmore, nonresident of said county.
THOMAS DEKEN.
January 18th, A. D., 1845. 5w204s
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DLANK executions just printed and for sale
ID at this office.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-31

House.-The proceedings Of the House were
opened by the Rev. Mr.. Milbourne, tho newly e.
lected Chaplain.
The Journal was then read and corrected.
The Chair announced. tho first business the
election of Superintendent. &c. Of the folding
room.
Mr.. Cobb moved that when the House adjourn
1t adjourn over iilI Monda (which WINS agreed to.
Mr.. Mcconnell moved tina. tho House ad.
journ-ayes and nays called for, but refused.
Teilcrs called. and refused, and tho motion to ad-
journ was then adopted by count. amid tun,ul.
tuous war of laughter. So the House adjourned
ever till Monday next.
Both Houses meet again next Saturday at IL
o'clock NJ.
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NoTlCE, is hereby given-:has. the 18th day of
December, lS45, writ of Foreign Attachment was
issued by me, Noah w Miner. Justice Of the Peace Of
Wayne county, Indiana, at the instance upon the
Of John Morgan against the goods chattes
its and effects of Milton G. Barns By of which
which writ three gross of Matches Eve bottles
OF Wild Cherry: four bottles Castor Oil six bottles Med
nine bottles Relief Linment dark brown
Hat have been attached the property Of
the SAD Milton c. Barns; and that, the 18th day OF
January, le46, at 10 o'c ock said day, Office
Dublin in the county aforesaid, 1 will proceed decide
upon said attachment, OF which said Barns and all
other persons concerned viii take notice
NOAH W. MINER, Up
December lo,h lsi5. ISL paii.l
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.-Wm
be sold at private sale the property Fifth street
belonging to the Estate Of DIR. Morris Lancaster dec,d
consisting of two LOTS, substantially enclosed and i'm.
proved by large BRICK DWELLING HOUSE. con.
structed Of the best materials finished in every
in the neatest and most approved styles well of good
water in the kitchens large Cistern for water near
the door, together with budingsa in the best
der Also,abou thirty Trees consisting of Al.
pie Pear Peach and Cherry, Of the choicest selection
The situation IS elevated and airy, commanding a fne
prospect OF portion OF the surrounding Of
the desirable locations residence in the city Of
Richmond. For information, enquire of
WILLIAM X. FOULkE, Administrator
Richmond, May Ia, 1915 oOtf
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MANSION HOUSE.
r | c II NJ . Y D, / Nd

{ II II . D \ D.
>H!S House formerly known the Temperance
L Hail. and recently occupied by William Nixon
has lately been ctted in superior STYLE with the
design of making OF the comfortable resting
places for the traveller in the country.
The subscriber, also takes great pleasure informing
his old ends and the travelling community generally
that his TABLE shall be- heretofore. while occupying
the Richmond Hotel) supplied with the choicest viands
the affords.
by the best Of Osers and supplied with the best OF
Provender.
He feels confident that the pains that shall be taken
make those who may with him, comfort abe, and
sat Home will warrant him in asking share of public
patronage. EOARDERS taken by the day or week on
the favorable
K. BROOKINS.
Richmond, Dec. Oath, ls45. 52-tf
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< MITH'S LINIMENT.-Surest remedy for the cur.
j. of Sweeney, Poll-Ev fistuia, Strains, Bruises
Scratches, Big Head, &c, that discovered.-
Also for the human esh excels in cure of Rheu.
matte Pans, Swelling of the Glands Of Throat RING
Worms, Tetter, Frosted Feet, &c.
Each genuine bottle is stamped "Smiths Lniment''
and signed Denny q Minor sole Projectors. None 9TH
ers genuine. DENNY & MINOR Eaton. 0.
The above LiniUent is for sale the Drug of
IREED & BROTHER.
Richmond, June II, 1S45 ln
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RICHMOND HOTEL:

i OSFPH w. GILBERT. respectfully informs his
e friends ana the Travelling public he has re-
sumed the Landordship of TINS well and favoraby known
HOTEL, and he IS prepared to make Travellers
Portable 4 good and attentive Ostler is all times
ready take charge of Horses and the stable well sup
piled with prove nder. His charges reasonable.
Sept. 9th. 1915 a9ts
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NUEECE,

NOTICE.,
ME books, papers, notes and accounts of the estate
] of Hugh S. Hamilton, decd, have heen placed in
hands, by the administrator, settlement and col
lection, ana all being therein either
debtors creditors, have opportunity of examn
ing some old accounts, by calling Office 1t may
be very prudent for debtors cali up friendly way
and PERRY & BICkLE, Att VS. for estate.
Richmond, Dee II, 1915. 5l-5w
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THE undersigned offers for SALE favorable terms
the residence in which ne 1t is situated on
Market street Immediately of the Public Square and
Of the leasant locations in the CITY The
building is WO-STORY BRICK, recently built in
modern style and besides being of the best it is
finished in superior sly e- Ii connexions and conve-
nent, ami has ali the appendages OF dwell
ling. 1t has
" ash. House, Smoke. House, Dairy, Cis:ern.
Sable, &c,
all in good order The grounds neatly laid ont and
we'll cultivated with choice collection of the best fruit
and vines.
uM WIGcINS
Richmond. June u. 1913 SOC
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Taken Up.

ON the 18th instant. i'll the vicinity of Richmond, an
~ cstray COW moderate size, red, white forehe ad
and other marks Of white. The owner by proving
property and paying charges, get her.
CHARLES MAULE
Dec. ~, led 5l-Sw: p'd 81
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Bank NOfe and Exchange Li>t

Bank Note and Exchange List.
Corrected for the Cincinnati Gazette Jy Ellis & Facste
Exchange Brokers, N. E. Of Main and Sd SITS.
Who prepared to buy, generally notes of the
banks below named, and also to furnish Exchange at
affixed:
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1845-12-31

sSetter AND Cheaper SC BOOl sSs,s,I.s
Canno: be had than Sanders School Recae,s No, .
and 4, Spelling Book and Primer
! 'ESIIMONlALS from hundreds of practical teach.
ers OF the highest respectability all parts of thu
mon are before giving unequivocal testimony that
Sanders School Books the bcstGre superior 10 am
Of similar kind
have numerous notices written win.
IN the last sr eeks by of the
ers In the western States well score from
New England bearing equally recent dates boIdup such
language as the following:
believe them to excel in several respects any series
before tho ubic'-Princpdl Of a High School,
cone striking excellence of these books is the att,se
tive character they offer to young minds by which thew
are aured to their task rather than conn led; while al
the Same Ine II the plan of the author carried out by
the teacher, the pupil will be through rpid mo N.
tai exercise'-Princtpaio Of an ACADEMY.
81 pleased with arrangement of the LESSONS bo,
IN spelng ami reading There easy from
the simple TO the difficult and taking the series asa
whole think II is the best haoe erer SEEM The tone Of
the lessons high and well calculated impress favora.
bly, the mind the young"-Prncpal Ftnnaie Institute.
u think these books excel all School Books Of
which the pupil led along from, tho
alphabet to finished style of reading" s-Pyinci-
pa! Primary School!
"Paruculariy do approve OF the Spelling Book as al.
together the best in use-Yeacher in District School
The subscribers would have distinctly that
Sanders school Books very best
style, and sold continue TO he sold a. lov,
Us any siihiat Cass6ooks published ia the country.
WIN. H. moore & Co.
Publishers of Sanders School Books
ITO Main ST. bet Third and Fourth, Cincinnati
For sale wholesale and retail by
u. HOLLOWAY, Richmond Ind
Nov. l9.-47-tf
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CITY HOTEL
3 I0EM0YDa INDIANA.

A w. HOWERS. would respectfully inform his
friends and the Travelling public generally. tina.
ne mas removed from the National Hotel, above
lately occupied by Armstrong Crimes and that he Is
now prepared to accommodate all who may favor him
WIN cali. lie Is repairing the House, expect, to
De aoe 70 make 1t as comfortable stopping fo- the
traveller as can be found in he West
MS chsrges VIII be lor-'hey will be made suit tho
times tie intends TO make this permanent location
and viii DO every thing in his power to give satisfaction
TO those who favor him with custom He tale.
this occasion to tender his thanks public for tho
liberal patronage bestowed upon him while Ar,oS-
stand.
Ills BAR will at all times be supplied with the best
Liquors Ills STABLE. will be attended by good Oster.
ana well supplied with grain Of all kinds Mowers and
Waggoners can be accommodated with good rooms pen-
~ OF feed and large Wagon Yard Carriages and Hor-
be had at all times wishing
to the Country or neighboring Towns
Richmond, October Goth, lSl5. 44:3m
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HORSES, RRiAGES, AND
BCGCIES :!

VERY STABLE.--The subscriber has for hire,
IL several good saddle horses-Buggi-s and well broke
horses His will be suited To the times.
Richmond, June 1, Ie45. E7tf.I LEWIS BtRk
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NATIONAL HOTEL.
CAMEL D. SLOAN,-Proprietor,

RICHMOND, IND.
TENaE subscriber wishes to call the attention of the
travelling public to the fact that he returned TO
his OLD Stand, rHE ~ ATinN l.. that he is
putting the House. we'll the whole establishment,
In first rate for the aton of the travelling
public, with the that will no; be OUT
cone IN the west for kind aud close those that
favor him with call. No pains be spared for
the comfort and oymen, of his guestsIn snort he
IS determined to keep good ami orderly house. ana
make every that calls him home His charge
shall be as house kini the west--uo
man snail go dissatisfied if in his power prevent
ceiling thankful for past fAvors he hopes be
by his Old frien!s and customers. Any favor will be
Thankfully received, and in his humble way, shall Be
turned.
n B. Good sheds for carrages--good yard for wagon
ers, AM every attention them few good
carriages that person wishing conveyance any
al Joining town shall be accommodated without Gelav
hIch!noni, Oct -, le4o. 4c-tf
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NARNISHES.-S. K. Lippncott has Just received.
from Philadelphia, superior article of Pale Coach
Body Varnish together with Cabinet and Japan Varnish:
also. lot of fashionable Carriage Trimmings low for
cash. Richmond June i lS45 olI e,dAI
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>ILEY'S Superior PILE OINTMENT. which i.
regarded the most effecual remedy now extant In
offered for sale at the BOOK STORE.
Richmond, June ii, Is45. ian
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Richmond, June IL, 1e45
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-09-13
Prom the n. . Trop.c sept ).
LATER From TEN .S

The steamer Creole arrived Mobile the morning Of
the 80 ns from Aransas Bay. We receive by her our
correspondence from Corpls Christi aud arc indebted
To some gentleman who came passenger upon her
verbal items Of information.
The dates from Corpus Chy are up to the evening of
the 3lst u and from Arlnss that VI the following day
when the Creole .r for Mobile. Cen Taylor still renal
ned in his Camp, awaiting further opponents o the
designs Of MeNicaus, and orders from his own Guyrr-
mcnt. The % Regiment ii Dragons under Col TSg..
arrived 1T Corpus Christy the Goth uI; All were To-
fine health aud spirits Every thing about he camp was
perfectly quiet.
Atabout the same time the Dragons three compa-
with goDJy Lumber oi reports but upon which little ieli-
could DO placed. one Of these reports was that
of Mexican troops about 700 strong left rampi
CO .ix weeks previous Tor Meiamo5os, but their numbers
bad been reduced 800 b. sickness aud duseJn on the
march, induced 10y The # food and water. At d.
mosi every military post IN the North. Eastern part IT Mox
CO tcscftiuns extremely frequent Afstu had been
seriously 81 at MetaniDros but had FAR recovered to
resume the duties OF his Inand Con. Paroles re-.
ported 10 be sill AZ Monterey, but with less than 1900
troops, who continually deserving. The render must
receive these Reports strictly reports; mexican news re-.
ceised through Mexican traders, ptJyerJay uncertain
Tue Gre. left outside the bar q Afansas the T. ).
brig Lawrence ALL well on board She also LETT anchor
INSIDE 0i ne bar the schDontfs Mary Wikts, Enterprise
and +. L. LamIn On tic % INST M { o'clock, E. NJ.
she met The steam propeller Augusta bIund, sup
Prscdi Tor Aunsns loaded with horses, &c The Creole
made to passage iiym Aiansus Bay to the s. w. Pas. Ia
~ hours.