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\ DMINIsTRATORs sALE.-By virtue

"A of an order from the Court Of Common
Pleas Of Monroe county. will offer for sale at
the court house in Wood,feld, at public outcry
on Monday the 9Th day Of April next, at l2 O'clock
M I, the following lands, lying in said county, as
the property Of Samuel Swartwood, now deceased,
subject to the dover of Abigail Swsrtwood, his
widow, therein assigned, to wit; The east half Of
the northwest quarter Of section %. township 2,
and range 4; also the northwest quarter of the
northeast quarter Of section, township aud range
aforesaid; also the north half Of the southwest
quarter Of the northeast quarter Of same ,secton,
township and range, in separate parcels and on the
following terms-One third in hand. one third in
6months, and the residue in ~ months, with in.
terest from the day Of sale; the deferred payments
TO be securedby mortgage OF Otherwise.
ABRAHAM STULL,
Adm'r Of Samuel Swartwood, decd.
March 3, lS49
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BALTIMORE MARKET.
WILLIAM T. SELBY,
(Late Seiby AgneD s. SUearingen)
Wholesale Dry Goods Dealer,

MONROE STREET, WHEELING,
Is now receiving his Spring Stock Of Dry Goods
for jobbing, which being unusually large he is
prepared to offer more than ordinary inducements,
and respectfully invites the attention Of buyers to
his stock.
March II, 1919.
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y MARRIED, ,--on the 18th inst. at the house
Of Mr. Rea. in Adams township, Jy Rev. D. R,
Campbell, MI. JoHS WATERMAN oKEr. and
Miss NARY JArr BLooa, both Of Woods6eld,
Monroe County, Ohio. &. # 8esiti isas# sis
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SHERIFF'S SALE BY virtue of a writ Of ii.
ofa ct lev. ia. TO me directed from the Court of
Common Pleas of Monroe County, Ohio. will
offer for sae at public outcIy, at the front door Of
the court house in the town of Woodsfield, in said
county. on Tuesday the 10th day Of Ap,il le49,
between the hours of 10 CLOCK m, and O'Clock
m, Of said day, the following real estate, to Wit
Fractional section 23, township l, and range .,
containing ia acres. more or less; lying and being
in Monroe county aforesaid, and taken in execu-
ton as the property OF Ruth Dickinson, at the suit
OF William Mason. Appraised at 81. 1000
VIM. ID. PATTON, Sheriff.
March 10. lS4g.SI Ga
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LNARM FOR sALE.-The .ub.criber offer.

ENARM FOR SALE. The subscriber offers
for sale l25 acres Of land, in Tyler County,
Va, within about four miles Of SistersviIle, on
Pursley Creek, branch Of Middle Island. and ly-
ing on the road to Waynesburgh; about 25 acres
cleared thereon. and good site for mills, with the
frame Of saw.mi erected thereon, and ordinary
dwelling buildings. Those wishing 10 purchase
will cell on the subscriber on the premises.
March 10, 1649. JAMES HILL.
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SHERiFF'S SALE by virtue Of two writs II
Il. ia. et lev IA, 10 ne directed from The Couse
Of Common Pleas Of Monroe County, Ohio, viii
offer for sae al pub c ouicry. at the front door Of
the court house in the TOWN Of Woodsfeld. 10 ssid
county on Tuesday the 10Th day Of April 1Si9. be-
tween the hours Of 10 o'cocl, am. and 4 O'Clock.
m, Of said dav, the following real estai<, 10 vii,
Lots No. 9, l5, AZ, 10 and 6 in fi,e town of Mai.
aga, 10 Monroe county aforesaid. andtsken in ere.
cuilon as The properly "f John II. Shankland. .ss
the suits af Wood & Abboit ct st
Wm. D. PATTON, Sheriff
March 3. lSI0-Sl 43
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CHERIFF,S SALE.-Ryy virtue Of

CHER1FF'S SALE.-By virtue of writ OF Fl.
~ IA. ct lev. fa to me directed from the Court Of
Common Pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio, will
offer for sale at the house Of Michael Fagert, in
the town Of Apiioch ih said county, on Monday
the 26th day Of March, lS49, between the hours
of 10 O'Clock q. m. and clock M Of said day,
Continuing from day to day till every article is soId)
the following personal property, to wit: One two
horse wagon double.trees and swingle.rees. one
horse wagon, the wood work Of two horse wag
on. one black mare about years old, one black
horse colt, with white mark between the ear
and eye, fifteen head Of sheep, two pair of horse
geers and fifteen shoats; also the following dry
goods, &C., consisting Of the following articles
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SHERIFF's sALE.-By virtue Of writ ..

SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of a writ Of
~ Vendltloni eSponas to me directed from tho
Court of Common Pleas Of Monroe County, Ohio.
will ofer for sale, at public outcry, at The front
door OF the Court house in the town Of Woodsfieid
IN said county,, on Tuesday the 10Th day of April,
lS49, between the hours of 10 o'clock, m, and &
o'clock, m, ofsaid day, the following real estate,
to w.t. A mill seat and saw mill on the northwest
quarter ot thu northeast quarter cf section 8,
township z, and range 8; the said mill seat and
privileges commencing at beach Il ee sbout nine
inches through, aading on TIE vest side Of the
crsek, on the banks of said eek. thence runnink
northwest'rly TO an oak stump about rods, thence
northeasly to gum tee about .welvc inches
through, about six aud half rods; thence sorrtr.
eas'ery to buckeye sapling, about eight rods on
the banks Of sAid creek T., the place OF bginning;
containing about cne half acre of ground; lying
and being in Monroe county oressid. and taken
in execution AZ the property of William JefFries,
sem, at the suit Of William Philpot, assignee.
Appraised at 1865. N&t
Feb "a, lS49-S2 IS VIM. ID. PATTON. Sheriff
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. pair OF sPectaCies
with red cases.
5 Iron spectacle cases.
3 tin buckets.
6 small tin pans.
2 coffee pots.
! large tin cup. i
6 blind bride bits.
6japane9 candlesticxs
3 pair wool cards.
8 pair Of candle-snuf-
fers.
2 razor strops.
2 boxes Of shoe black.
ing. XXI.
2 bottles of blue writ.
ing ink.
/ vial nerve and bone
Iiniment.
! vial OF bears oil.
2 vials of castor oil.
l vial lof Godfrey's cor.
dial.
4 boxes of waters.
5 boxes offamily pills.
4 dozen small thimbles
2 sugar bowls.
S3 awl blades.
6 3.4 dozen large butt
hinges.
2 dozen End size do
10 dozen 3rd size do.
! gross OF inch wood
screws, No. 10.
l do do
8 IL dozen of wood
screws.
4 spring door latches
and trimmings.
5 papers of brads.
6 pair OF scissors.
6papers of sparrowbills
8 girlh buckles.
2 two inch augors.
s inch & a half augors
3 inch augors.
! cutting knife.
IA dozen white bone
buttons. ,.
8 l.2 dozen bone shirt
buttons.
5 dozen do do.
30 steel pens.
2 papers Of pins,
2 tooth brushes.
l paper OF black lasting
buttons.
l dozen OF small black
buttons.
| 6 dozen hooks and eyes
35 fishing hooks.
9 gilt coat buttons.
4 hair combs.
] halter chain.
I dozen of slate pencils
] lot of birthstone say
4 or 5 lbs.
! LOT OF alum suppose
IL lbs.
l halfkeg of copers.
3 lbs Of pepper.
l pair of scales and
weights
I lot of tobacco about
l A of a keg, common.
A baskets.
A barrels of cider.
3 cider barrels.
he property of Michael
luton in favor OF Morris
}. PATTON, Sheriff.
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COLT is confidently asserted that Fitzhenry
Warm, Esq, of Iowa, has been appointed second
assistant Postmaster General, in the place Of VIM.
J. Brown. Esq.
Jasper E. Brady, Of Pennsylvania, Represen-
tativs n the last Congress, is said to be appointed
Second Auditor Of the Treasury, in place Of Gen.
cral Nc Gala. @
Thos. L. Smith has been appointed Register in
the U. s Treasury. in place Of Mr.. Graham, re-
signed. 4
The cuyert on the Miami Canal. one mile above
Cincinnati, gave way last Sunday night, causing
great destruction Of property by the overflow. A
dam has been thrown across, and boats will land
at the Brighton House, from whence goods are
draysd 10 and from the city. 1t will require from
two to four weeks to repair the damages.
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March 3, lsl9-sl ~

SHERlFF'S SALE,-By virtue oi a wrif III
~ b. IA. ct lev ia. to me directed from the Court
ol Common Pleas Of Monroe County. Ohio. will
offer Tor sale, public outcy. the trout coor Of
the court house in the town Of Wood.field. IN SAID
county. on Tuesday the l0lhday Of April ,i6is, be-
tween the hours of 10 O'Clock a IN, and 4 o'clock.
m, of said day. the following real estate, 10 vii.
The west half the northeast quarter OF section g.
township J, and range 5, containing 50 acres more
or less; also the northwest quarter of section 3,
township A, and range 5, containing I60 acres.
more or less; also the southeast quarter of the
southwest quarter OF section 10. township 4, and
range D, containing 40 acres, more or less; Iytnx
md being IN Monroe C, unity aforesaid, and fskei,
N execution as the properly of John McMsllon. sa
the suit OF Henry Okey, administrator, for the use
Of Samuel II. Guthrie.
VIM D. PATTON, Sheriff
March 8, 1882 20
SHERIFF'S SALE by virtue of a writ of
VendIoni exponas TO me directed from the
Court of Common Pleas OF Monroe County. Ohio.
Will offer tor sale, at public outcry, nj the front
door Of the court house in the town Of Woodsfieid.
in said county, on Tuesday the I0th day Of April,
1919, between the hours of ~ O'clock, q m, and 4
O'Clock, m, Of said day, the following real estate,
to W.T. The east half OF the ndrthwest quarter Of
section 81, townships and tango /; also the north.
ast quarter OF section q, township 8, aud range
4, Except 80 acres thereof sold by Samuel Jones
10 Abraham Jones, bounded az follows, 10 wit:
beginning for the same at the northeast corner Of
said quarter. thence south 1914 poles to a stake,
theace west l0l poles to stake, thence north 2lo
east Us poles to stake thence rs poles to stake,
thence east IA poles TO stake on the north line
OF the section, thence east 63 poles TO the place Of
oeginnlng) lying aud being in Monroe county
aforessid, and taken in execution as the property
OF Samuel Jones, at the suit of SeweIi s. Arrest.
Wm D. PATTON. Sheriff 9
March g. 1895 So SO 4
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g HERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of Q wris Of
- ii fa ct lev. fa to me directed from the Court
of Common Pleas of Monroe County, Ohio, l win
offer for sate at public outcry, at the front door Of
the court house in the town Of Woodsfield In said
county,on Tuesday the 10Th day OF April, ,ls49, be-
tween the hoursoi 10 O'Clock, IN. and o'clock.
m, of said day, the following real estate, 10 wit:
The north halt of the southwest quarter OF ths
northeast quarter of section %, township 6, and
range 8, containing "a acres, more less; also the
southeast quarter Of the northeast quarter dissection
~. tdwnship 6, and range s, containing 40 acres,
more or les; also the northeast quarter Of the
northeast quar- ter Of section 81, town hip 6, and
range 8, containing 40 acres, more or iess; also
Lots Nos 10 and II in the town Of Miltonsburx Is
numbered on the plat of said town; also Lots Nos
IL and Is in Winekee's Addition to said town o.
Mitonsburg, as numbered on the plat Of said Add
ton; also two of land of The southwest part
of the west balfuf the northwest quarter Of sec
ton ten, township six, and range seven; al iyink
and being III Monroe county Aforesaid. end taksn
in execution a. the property OF Shsnklspd, John-
ston & Co., at the suits OF HambIeson, Bucksv 4.
Co.. etal. Appraised at 81, 90. asSss&
Feb. "a, ls4s.s2 81 VIM. d. PATTON. shssiG
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SHERlFF'S SALE.-By virtue OF a decretaI
order to me directed from the Court Of Com.
mon Pleas Of Monroe County. Ohio, will offer
for sale, public outcry, at the front door of the
court house in the town of Woodsfield, In said
county, on Tuesday the 10th day April ls49, be-
tween the hours of 10 o'clock, IN. and o'clock,
m. OF said day. the following real estate, to witt
The east half Of the southeast quarter Of section
%, township 6, and range 8, in the Zanesville
Land District; lying and being in Monroe county
aforesaid, and ordered TO be sold as the property of
VIM. H. Krkman, at the suit of Benjamin Brown.
VIM. D PATTON, Sheriff
March 10, ls49.$l 54
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March 10, Is49.$l GA

SHERIFF SALE. BY virtue of writ of ven
ditioni exponas to me directed from the Court
of Common Pleas of Monroe County, Ohio, |
VIII offer for sale, at public outcry. at the front
door Of the court house in the town of Woods6eld,
in said county. on Tuesday the 10th day Of April,
l849, between the hours Of 10 o'clock, a II, and 4
o'clock M, of said day. the following real estate,
to wit: The southwest quarter of the northeast
quarter OF section 80. township 8, and range 3,
containing Al acres. more or less; lying and being
IN Monroe County, Ohio; taken as the property
Of Vincent Sturgeon, at the suit of Daniel Clark.
B VIM D. PATTON. Sheriff.
March IN 1910 SJ "A -
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and eye, fifteen head OF
geers and fifteen shoats
goods, &C., consisting
Que piece of figured
calico, Is yds. WIFI
One piece of striped
calico 7 IL yds. F.
One piece OF calico fig.
ured IL IL yds.
One piece OF otriped
pink calico IL 10 yds.
One piece of striped
blue g. yellow calico Ii
8-4 yds.
One piece OF green pur'
pie and striped calico I
IL yds. .s,..
One piece of brown
striped and spotted calico
s yds.
One piece of light fig.
ured calico Z 7-8 yds,
One piece ofstriped bi.
as calico 4 l-3 yds.
One bolt of pale blue
striped calico 80 yds.
One piece of light fig.
ured calico l6 yds.
One piece of molly
blue striped and speckled
calico 2 yds.
One piece Of pale blue
striped calico 4 2-3 yds
Two pieces of yellow
speckled calico, l yard il
each piece 2 yds.
One piece ofpink glaz-
ed muslin IL yds.
One piece of curtain
calico % yds.
One piece brown hol
land 6 7-6 yds
l do do / 3-4 yds
One piece of red pad
ding l3 IA yds.
8 red fringed summer
sha wis.
5 blue domestic cottoI
handkerchiefs.
A brown figured cottor
handkerchiefs.
3 pair womens white
cotton hoes.
A pair mems mixed hall
hoes.
3pair Of childrens mits
5 dress lace caps.
4 pair wo:nens white
cotton gloves.
l black cotton glove
s skeins sewing silk.
6 spools of cotton bos
thread.
% skeins OF white bos
thread.
Al knitting pins
Iyard of green broa'
ribbon.
III l-S yards narrow
white ribbon.
s IA yds. edged white
ribbon. ...
5 yds. yellow ribbon.
S l-2 yds. black twilled
ribbon.
2.3 yds plane black do.
6 IL yds. brown pur.
pie ribbnn. -
l-2 yd. white satin
ribbon.
taken in execution as
Lsa rNrk A. ..xssf
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HALL OF THE HOUSE orsREPREsENTArIvEs. :
sa .ad Columbus, March IL. l8i9.
The principal business transacted. to-day. was
Of local character. The bill tu incorporate the
Sun6sh Railroad company, passed the House to
day. ~ THE EDITOR.
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HALL OF THE HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
VI .55H NO., Columbus, March 9, l849.
DEAR SIR:-The great matter under discus
sion to-day, was the General Appropriation BILL
The member from Monroe moved some twelve
amendments which reduced the appropriations
some twenty thousand dollars. The majority Of
the amendments carried, which reduced the appro-
priations some ten thousand dollars 1t is not ne.
cessary to reler to them more particularly. The
bill finally passed by vote of 80 to 26-the nays
were all democrats.
The Senate, understand, to-day, passed res
olution to adjourn sine die on the 2lst of this
month Whether the House will agree to the
resolution. is hard TO tell. At seven o'clock the
House adjourned.
Z The House passed the Homestead exemption
bill to-day, by vote Of s6 to "a. was confined
tony room. nearly all the forenoon by severe
attack of bilious headache. Had ! been present
should have voted for the passage of the bill.
s7s THE EDITOR.
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Feb "a, ls4s-s2 IS VIM. D. PATTON. Sheriff

SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue Of writ Of
~ venditoni exponss to me directed from the
Court of Common Pleas of Monroe County, Ohio,
will offer for sale, at public outcry, at the front
door Of the court house in the town Of w oodsticl
in said county, On Tuesday the 10Th day Of April.
lS49. between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, a m, and
o'clock. m, of said day the following reaf estate,
to wit: The east half of the southeast quarter Of
section 2S, township 4, aud range 6, couniaining
80 90-lO0, more or less; lying and being IN Mon
roe county aforesaid, AMI taken in sxecntion as
the property of William Hodge, at the suit Of
Peter Weddle. Appraise a, 1880.
Feb "a, lS49-Sl 65 WIN. d. PATTON, Sheriff
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Mr.. Morris, from the majority Of the standing
commlttss on Public Printing, moved the adop.
tlcn oI the following preamble and resolutions,
ss'.WHnREAs. on the Sd inst, resolution passed
thiS House directing the Secretary Of State to de-
liver 10 the Clerk Of the House, sufficient quan-
tity ofthe paper, belonging to the State. on which
to do its printing; and whereas said officer refuses
ia ocompIy with said resolution, therefore
"Resolced. That The Committee on Public
Printing ars hereby directed to examine the PRINT.
Ing psper the Secretary Of State has now in his
care OF under his direction belonging to the State.
and that said committee take under their care
sufficient quantity to do The printing Of this House.
3 "Resolved, That in case the Secretary of State
refuses to permit the committee on Public Print.
ng to take charge Of the paper required under the
fsrsgong resolution, then the Clerk Of this House
il hereby authorized to purchase paper sufficient
for the printing ordered by this House; and that
provision for the payment Of the same be made in
shs general appropriation bill
!, Mr.. Pugh moved to amend 50 as to authorize
the to call to his assistance such
force ss would enable him to get the paper from
tho depository of the same. Lost BY Morse,
Tpwnshend and one Or two democrats voting in
the negative. The question was then taken on
ths resolutions offered by the committee and lost
by te vote. Mr.. Pugh voting in the negative.
Mr.. Morris, from the same committee then
offered the following resolution, which was refer
red 10 committee of one through the opposition
Of Mr.. Push. .e
I. "Resolued, That tho Clerk Of this House be
and 10 hereby authorized to purchase paper sufi-
cient for the printing ordered by this House; and
that provision for the payment for the same be
made in the General Appropriation BILL"
tits probable that we will notbe able to get any
printing done this winter owing to the tyrannical
acts Of State officers, who refuse to deliver to the
agents of the people any of their public property.
dSiEt THE EDITOR.
4.
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taken In execution as the property of Michael
Fagert. 10 satisfy an execution in favor OF Morris
s. Hollister VIM. D. PATTON, Sheriff
Murch 10, lS49.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-21
THE SEA SERPENT BOOK.

TsyTIS little book will give all the informaticn,
J. ancient and modern authority, important facts,
history and testimony, on the subject Of the SEA
SERpENT, now known.
Also story of the Sea Serpent in poetical prose,
giving the most exact account of his life. habits,
disposition, manners, together with amusing ira
dtions, interesting anecdotes, &C.. &C., both en-
tertaining and useful 10 those at sea or ashore.
The book is the result of great research, and many
facts, now in the possession Of the author, will be
introduced, that re both new and surprising. II
a sufficient number of subscribers are obtained, il
will be published at Cambridge, Mass, in Tune
with handsome engravings. Price 81 cents.
JOHN BARTLETT,
May 81. University Bookstore, Publisher.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-21
SHERIFF'S SALE.

DY vftne of Writs Of Execution in my hands /
Is shall sell at publ ic auction a the Court House
door of Crawford County, Arkansas Monday the 9Th
day Of August A. D. 1919. for cash, all the right, title,
claim an interest of Howell in and to the follow
ing lands in said county rig N E fr of sec.S, O.,
81 W-I5I go 100 acres; of and n of S
of sec 2, to, R3l-I2o acres IS fg 80, 9. r
acres; :, Ell NV 81, Q, 3l--9o acres L ! S E g
T g. r $3.50 acres w ! of S E Sc, I 10, 81
80 acres S w of N of II, r 8, r 32-4O acres S w
of E of "a, T 10. r 3l-40 acres; w of S w of sc,
I 10, R3I--S0 acres w of S IS, It TO- 3I--40
acres and Of of sec I, T 9, r 3l--40 acres; w
offs w fir CT section 1, L g. r 3l-7S $1,000 acres.
Likewise, Lots numbered three (3), and four az, in
Block numbered two, in Knoxs addition 90 the town
Van Buren, each fifty feet front on Weshington street
and running back hundred and fifty feet al
Iey-as the roperty of John w. Hut tchinson.
JOHN CARNALL, Sheriff
July II, 1919. 16-2w i"
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-21

A SHAREHOLDERS ARRESTED IN CANADA FOR WA
GEs OF HIS SLAvE.-The Toronto Examiner no.
tlces case tried at the present Assizes there, in
which Or. Stone, southern savel,Qder had teen
arrested, kept few hours in jail aud held &c pail,
while or visit TO that city, at the suit of Brown,
his former slave, who had ped from bondage,
on claim on tho part of said Brown, Of compen-
saiion for services rendered DR.. Stone while in
slavery. The court decided, and very correctly,
that Brown could not recover, on claim in Cana.
da, any Compensation that. would rot Fave been
recognized as due TO him in the courts of The State
where the parties resided while Brown;was Stones
slave. He vas accordingly subjected TO The full
costs of The suit, which the Examiner thinks he
deserved 10 be, and that the claim was a vile con-
spiracy 10 extort money from stranger.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1849-07-21

Writing on Ne,cspapers.-A newspaper, bear
ing the initials of a friend, was received at the
post-office Syracuse, Directed to young lady re-
siding in the family of CHARLES F. Hicks. The
Postmaster. Mr.. TEALL, demanded letter postage
on il. which Mr.. iIIccxxs refused to pay, but ten
de.ed therefor one cent; the ordinary newspaper
postage, which was refused and the paper retained
The suit was instituted against the postmaster .or
OBTAINING the paper, and has been carried through
all the courts to the Supreme Court OF the United
States. The Star, of Syracuse, says that the Al
torney General of the United States, after exa.
mining the case decided that the State courts had
no jurisdiction in the case and that TEALL acted
legally in charging letter postage on the paper
| and fully sustaining the grounds taken oy iEALL IS
counsel in the different courts. The costs in this
sui, w; probably amount 10 at least S4OO-the
amount involved in the original dispute between
| the p. nj. and Mr.. Hicks, was nine cents.-Er.
The cholera is raging violently in the interior
| towns Of Mexico.