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WE hereby certify, that the foregoing is a true
tatement, and exhibits the true condition OF said
fund. Given under cur hands at Woodsfeld, the
9th day of January, 1916.
TAOMAS ORR. Il
THOMAS GRIFFITH,
JOHN CLINE, Jr,
n44:4w Fund Coin'rs, M. C. o.
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ALEXANDRIA EXTRA-CLASS No. AZ; To
be drawn at Baltimore, February 18th, 1916.
A prizes of 10000 20 prizes of 1000
Tickets IS. Certificate OF package of wholes
| cosf eT0 .. tt
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A TTACHMENT.-At my instance an attach
"A ment was this day issued by Citizen BesIl. q
justice Of the peace Of the township Of Sunsbury,
in the county Of Monroe, Ohio, against the prop
erty and effects OF David Moore, nonresident ef
said county. JASPER MALLORY. By
dec H. JOHN MALLORY, Agent.
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PROGRESS OF REFoRM-The Missouri State
sttution, have inserted an amendment, to prohibit
forever the charter of banks of issue, thus putting
an end 10 paper money manufacturing in that noble
State.
Louisiana, Texas aud Missouri have laid the axe
at the root of all evil. Who comes next'
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NLIJAH STAATS' ESTATE.-Notice 10
"A hereby given that the subscriber has been ap-
pointed and qualified as administrator Of the estate
Of Elijah Staats, late Of Monroe county deceased
ian 10. THOMAS YOUNG, Admir-,
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6STATE OF OHIO, MONROE COUNTY, IS:
~ Court OF Common Pleas, In Chancery.
Thomas Griffith administrator de bonis non, with
the will annexed of the estate Of John Palmer,
deceased.
VS.:
Joseph Palmer. David Palmer, Elizabeth Truck,
wife Of Samuel Truck; Samuel Truck. BENJAMIN
Truck, and Ezeaiah his wife; Stillwell Truck,
and Mary his wife; John Truck Sarah Strait wife
of Peter Strait; Peter Strait, and Mary Molott.
Notice is hereby given that petition has been
filed in said court praying for leave to sell lot No.
in the town of Beallsvlle, in said county, in or
der TO fulfil the trust of said will.
ARCHBOLD & WIRE.
Solicitors for complainant.
Feb T. IS46-4t
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PRIZES.
ALEXANDRIA LOTTERY-CLASSN No, 8
IA, 40, 55, Sc, 900; 8, IA, ~ So 900; A. "a, 55,
81 900. Sold at the Managers Office.
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Ohio of course. Cast your eye. if you please tc
the rapid strides she is making towards the annihl
ation of paper rags. .--Jefersonia,.
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NLISHA NORRIS ESTATE--Notics'i u
HL is hereby given that the subscriber has been
appointed and qualified as administrator Of the o.
tate of Elisha Morris, late of Monroe county, Do.
ceased.
jan IL VINCENT DILLON. Admir-.
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NAMES GUTHRIE'S ESTATE--Notice ID
% hereby given that the subscriber has hsen
appointed and qualified as administrator Of the
estate of James Guthrie late Of Monroe county,
deceased JOHN DAVENPORT. Admf.
jan s. Hresv
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1846-07-15

The albany Citizea of the 18th inst says Tho ire
mendous rain and wind Of Saturday played the very
mischief with the standing grain and grass in the vcin
ty OF city-he crops being heavy and uxurian.
that whole acres were prostrscd and badly tangled
large number of farmers from New Scotland, Bethle
hem, Cumberland, &c in town yesterday Offering
from 81 50 to 81 day for hands to assist in harvesting
and hsying
The Loekport Courier says:-The wheat harvest in
this county has commenced In sections the rust
has done considerable injury. On the lake shore the
ably shrunken. We hear Of fields entirely ruined
mot worth harvesting. Good judges say the crop i'll
in all probability be full onefourh less than appearance
promised three weeks ago. We do not apprchend def
cheney, however.
letter from New Hampshire, dated July 9th. says
The hills aud valleys of the Granite State perhaps
yer looked more promising Grass corn and potatoes
are abundant in prospect and the potatoes are SO for
ward is believed they the disease from
which they have suffered more or less in lS4a and AS"
Georgia paper Of he 4th inst says -" Never has
the heart OF the planter been made to rejoice more with
the prospect of bountfu harvest than at present The
crop in this section without accident will be
abundant this than at any previous time
within our memory Cotton looks very hourshng, and
bids fair for an average crop"
The Marlboro (Nd) Go.ene says the tobacco has
received considerable injury from the late rains and it
the opinion Of the best informed planters that very
much OF the crop planted will not reach the house; and
s well known that less than the usual quantity
panted-the yield this year must be far short Of
average.
The Hudson Gazette of the 4th inst. says -" The
has been thus far, very favorable for the husband
man The grass is very heavy and abundant, much
more than has been known before for years.
The grain crop generally promises large YIELD and
nothing happens farmers this year will reap q rich
harvest-one that will gladden. their hearts, Fruit of al.
most every description looks we'll and we have
doubt will be very abundant"
Toe Baltimore american US 1.-THE wheat crop So
cured in Cecil county (Md) is equivalent TO three
fourths Of an average yield
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Bourne do: tsreHl s Farn., y York.
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nd Mary Landon, Cobb, East Thomssion for do; Leo.
Goodwin do for New York In port schrs Thos Hooper
Chatham; Don Ssniyorie Sutton, do for Boston
PHILApKLpHIA. July i4-Arr brig Ellen Murch Boston;
sshr. psl.was Baker Proyde,cs tueuu. a Lania do
barge 6 snHp SS and Steamer vuesn Green
York Cid schss Banquet Shuli Soney Point; Cndselia
@ scqll, scu Cambridge; Edw Franklin, Chursuek Wy.
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Haven; Senator, Clarke, londosi Jane Long Sed
ford FAIR Play, Smith Bre-kyni Olive Corsoa 49, spy
Lynch, N York Water Fowl, Davis. do.
Psov,pEscE July liar schrs jane Henderson,, Clark
Phila; Lsrds Sndieott do; slys Congress: smith do
Arr 18th brig Usage: Hail. Savannah Sid bark Mi9us,on,
sua,,k, Va; Nose. BIewn Niehs!.en phila Hsls Lake.
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CID nth brig Erils iBy Weymouth, Ms. SID lh. bark
Three Brothsrs iath brig tsazsI!e hssyer. C:yenos
rah Davis. Hose Richmond; 9Th. David Coin Nys do
Sid 9Th, Silas Crane. Johnson, Richmond.
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Foreign Impor,stnoos.

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Dhaw-i case screws LudIum & colo bsss nails Van
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fusrians Reiss Brothers cva do mdse Edward Ciak3
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John Gihon eo-l2do Hutehin on Tif4ny-e do Smith
Thugar co.. do hirdware w Pembsrtona casks mdss
L'l,s Pearsou-2l cases do Joaes cog casks lamp,
w sey mou, CO. cYes 'ndse Dmi.I Olkey 4 ell
bales blankets Roosr Sprddnr22 do John Ghon2 do do
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NJ Lum lis COT do Lee " Case-i wnollens Fasst 70
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case "a cad Lockhar Gibson COTS do Stuart co
esk hardware Fellows Van Arsdae co., cases dse "
Sheldon Coz casks hardware Psyson- do w II Smith
cot cases mdse Hall Brothers coe70 bars IRON Ken
neys breese ssmpson-32i bars railway orderi
mdsc Hsberhaw Jones23 bales blackes S,nds Fuller
co-t cases mdse do casks hardware Fssncis Tones
soul case mdse Mortiiaer 9awtry-2 do Russell Marsh
lis DO Phelps Chittendea Blssi Richard Geo Crook
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LIvERPooL-Pscket ship Liverpool-Wm w Underhill, N
York; edward Bets Alabama; James Hsarle Canada;
Chas iuon. Mrs Rttou, Edward Ritton. England WIN
ODouueli Mrs O'Donnsi Master Allen ODonnsll, Master
Frederick ODonnsll Miss Ksbecca ODonnsii eland-Aos
steerage.
HAvRE-ship Milton-Nh Rand, Mr. Parrow-a2s in the
steerags.
,BrsNupA1Brig Fslcon-Mr Tucker, Mrs Tucker, Mr.
child and 2nurses; John Bull and lady W Ball, lady and
sms lady and four children, Mr.. pew. Mis-. Hunt, Miss
Crsoe Miss Mullen, Mrs Wigfall, Miss Baptise, Mrs
shidr:n Master STREE, f,gt Mailed, j. H,nnah.g,
Toby, Tiblisr, q W Dunhar Felt A Beoj min, Mr.
WecoI, Mr. Skates Mr. Coles, + Coldes Rev Quater.
hsflin, Master Wells, 4 H.p,e!. w Wood, William
Wood. 5 Caftis., Bruno. W SieolI, i schwartz, A
HsrchberE, Bamon. Thos Game and lady, Boyee II
Smith, Jas Boar Edw Collins.
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bale pdss CLARK Wes=a essk. hardware Roswell steele
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efts-x tusses capetng Smith un6 bales mdse Wright
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machinery Leonard Hone Nieoll-l cask Joha Hill
II do hardware Hy,lop Broher-32 Nose Wright
Large Laftimer4 Fellows Wadsw orh X Coz Little Al
den coz winston co-,i casks hardware Harmer
m,yes3 bales mdse Chester Clark co26 steel sc
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cases woollens Lane Lsmscn& col cask mdse 30
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moas,es II McCrsady-s bbls do moasses cases
cordi is 10 master.
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WARRINGTON, July 10, ls46
Judge Burnet-- Claims on Meriro-Fre ich Spolia
tions-1he Land BIZ, ttc

tIons-1hs Land Blu, etc.
Judge Burnet, who presided at the Harrison
Convention of 40, was among the vsiters of The
House to day Whatever else may be said of him
he cannot DO accused Of Office seeking.
Mr.. Smith, OF indiana, to-day reported from
the committee on Foreign Affairs, bin
author ng the President 10 appoint, by and
with the advice and consent of the Senate,
three suitable persons, to constitute board
TO investigate and determine the claims Of
American citizens against Mexico. This will be
hailed with pleasure by those interested, and as
step peculiarly opposite in the posture OF our af.
fairs with Mexico. Ii is understood that the move
ment meets with the warm concurrence of Mr.
Walker, who was ardent in the Senate in 1919
in pressing the rights of our cuzens and able in
exposing the duplicity and injustice of the Mexi-
can government. The President, if the bill passes,
and of which there seems TO be question, will
have II IN his power to appoint the commission
and The Secrstaiy TO the Board. He will labor
under no .tiiculy in not having sufficient mum
Der of applicants from whom to make his seec-
tion, and therefore IL is reasonable believe that
no detriment, IN this particular, will inurc to our
citizens.
The French Spoliation BILL from the Senate,
has been reported without amendment, and re-
terred TO the Committee of the Whole on the
State OF The u nion. 1t Is We'll known that n SINH
lar measure has repeatedly passed the Senate
but as invariably los: In the House When so
much money is required to dai,ay the o,dinary
and extraordinary Expenses of the government
there can be no hope INDUCED that ILis bill will
be reached in the Calendar during his sesson-if
ever Large numbers Of the claims have for wears
been accumulatins IN the hand, OF agents, and
not few members think that, in stead OF benefit
ing those who are entitled to the money, they
would b. casting it iu,o the pockets Of specula-
tors.
You will perceive that the s'rguggle on The gra-
duation land bill has MT yet terminated and that
At times one vote was OF the greatest con sequence.
II is probable, by consultation, a compromise
may be agreed on, but it must apply the lands
which have already been for years in ,he market
retrospective in its operation
Mr. Z. b. Holmes, of New York, has published
his speech on the subject OF the Mexican war,
and has bad printed on the cover a map showing
the line over which, he says, our troops have un,
justly advanced. FELIX.
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BALrMsRH, July i%-Arr bark George Henry. Cat
GnaysQu via payta; BI brig Margarer Russell. Pslsy,
Demerara Pilot boat ssiim: Bean. from Cape Henry
ga u spoke EDDY last coming in the Gsprs sg sehr
York.
Pm. pELpHIA. July ll-Arr brig Druid Rice, Turks Isl.
end schrs DR. Frankn Lewis, New Haven; Geo Washing
ton, Rsynor do; cleopatra, Burroughs, do Below, brgs
Germ Bruce: September Ann Eiz, Emma and four scrs
do Lyle Matanzas .shrs Martin Van Buren
New York: Soten Island Wood Staten Isl md; sarah
gusa Baker New York; Exit; HuntIey Provid.ncs New
Edwards Norwich; S,ml Robets. Anderso,, New York,
Cairo. Souls. Boston; sloop Emblem Potter, New London
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yssla m euaasnsa esvH5sv. ~TAs tsusw.ae
sxssxsss rssu NJ Arhsnsss shts1tfswssv, show sAS
sssts sg tis.ags w Ma Ussssses esxUEy at tie
"Jordan Wheeler, Missouri youth Of 10 years. was
recently shat by some Cherokees Wheeisr was en-.
gagged In transporting -four from Elk Mills for the use OF
government He shot in the left side the ball pass
ing through his body md under his heart The wounded
pushed out into the stream He is now at Fort Gibson
and lie the opinion Of the ply sicans here he will re-
cover. This pefsrions cowsrdly, and brutal act was
committed on Grsnd River, few miles above Lewis
Rosss, who. ON information furnished by Wheelers
companion Immediately sent out party Of men and cap
tured the murdcrers four Cherokees who our inform
ant says. members Of Lewis Rosss guard at one
time."
Badrdge, with another Indian whose name we have for
geen killed last week about miles above Evans
e was a man MAJ Q, great ogs YET ms us
groes We bear were also stolen from Baldridgs. We
have not learned who the dastardly rufians were,
"Outrages alter ourages continue to swell the already
fearfully loud cry that government should put in
power to stop the incessan. crimes committed in
the Cherokee nation and the line" We not
how 10 stopped murder receives itself that death.
blow II has often dealt to its miserable victims. II
stopped 10 other way, let the strong hand Of govern
ment entire rule that unhappy land, until
it is entirely purged from crime.
We have repeatedly made this call upon government
and we shall continue to do in justice to the citizens
of Arkansas who abroad obtain all the credit OF these
"AxorHra Bolp Characterization OF the inter.
laws and tho sacred rights Of Arkansas SOIL
party Of Cherokees have again crossed the line to do
violence.
"On Wednesday evening late this psry stole march
upon the house OF Mrs Rider, who lives three
four miles this side Of the line and without any warning
given, shot William Rider in the body Rider, with
or two Of his brothers, and William Chambers
grouped together the house the time Of the fire
They fed towards the house. and the Cherokees fred
several times at Chambers, who ran a potato
patch and ho crossing the fence the balls struck
the rails He fell few minutes after crossing but was
not struck The party pursued Will Rider, and as he
turned them with pistol, again shot him through the
right that he dropped the pistol Rider then fed
again. and hid himself in the woods
Others went to the house and chased John NJ Smith
from It. MR. Rider called out 70 the party, Cham.
bsrs says who told US the story they passed door
that they shooting at white men, One OF the par
~ reoined that they did not N If they were
=. William Rider though dangerously wounded, is not
killed.
"On Thursday incoming. body of citizens gathered
and went to the scene Of outrage to explore They
found where horses had been hitched fourteen sap
ngs and considerably tramped the ground; also broad
fresh trail leading back TO the nation"
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aon.:,asa, ~, ai,.. ,.s asss e. .s lns.sAas lbs

ror..,..ss,, ~, syss ,ss asss CT &c inss,anf lbs
currency, rs To coaJsae TO tie Importation es
la 60 amounts OF !aseiga mSsshaa1l-v, so SQUARE
increased revenue The chairman OF the finance
cou,.iitt.e, prompted by Calhoun, most incom-
pcicnl index for any thmg practical, estimates
that Sll9, 900 900 of imports will give 2o,OOO,OOO
Of revenur under The new tariff project, d which,
il nue. Would drain the country of nll us spcle;
the amount Will more iobaby be Sl50, 0Op,ODO-
Then lnok ont for Trouble.
A bill has passed the Senate 10 purchase 1000
copies, of each of The five volumes of The Haml-
Tou Works, which will, without doubt, be con-
cured in hv the House. The publ cation OF these
papers will throw much interesting light on the
past history OF the United States, and, form
a valuable work, for reference, Tor Anne
statesmen. IL will BE- a conpla-
ton of revolutionary documents and debates
on The de- al constitution, with the drafts and
pre- ect- of government, proposed Tor considefa-
uou-aud what Will be OF more interest there WI
be full compendium ot he Official reports oil the
Treasury, acc nmnann with CORE pohoence oil
the most i'm posing oh; racter. As General HAM
ltons reputation belongs 10 The nation, there
exists in Congress strong desire TO place II IN 40
cons picuous u situation that IL may become, what
it merits 10 be, subject OF proud national dsrinc
ton. With few exceptions the feeling IN favor of
the purchase 10 ensure the publication OF these
valuable papers, seems to be general. Hamilton
is no longer tn target for party warfare; his ser
vices all ackuoN ledge, and his sublime patriot
ism, DIS Interested abors and great foresight, en-
title hlm 10 the highest eminence in the records OF
American h story
The wRr, hOusng system "a another miserable
financial device 10 obtain revenue. The idea
thai he goods Deposited will b. thrown on the
market IN consequence ofadv2nces, and thus add
To the consumption, Is knowing very lille OF the
laws OF trade; but as source of accommo daton
10 the co nmefcial world, the plan ought to be en-
conragsd, and every well organic system ought
10 be adopted, not for revenue other than Incl
dental, 10 a greater development of our fCreisn
tral
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COLLEGE OF MEDICINE AND PHARMACY
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SHIP Buuprse IN NswARK --'I'be Neroark Id
rsrfis1 OF tue ID inst. says that the schooner q.
w. DAVIS, oil ri tons burthep, was launched on
saturday last from Cornelius q. Joralemon's ship
yard, on the Passac River. She was built ex-
New York and Wilmington, q. G. Ship building
ness on that river.