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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-01-20

TIE KNOX INSURANCE COMPANY
FIRE, MARINE AND LIFE
INSURANCE.

Capital Stock-.20O.ooO Dollars.
Otfcc, on pTdtey ST., IN Vise's Brick Row,
VINCENNES, IND. IL,
THIS Company, having been duly or.
>e ganiked. and ten per cent. paid in on the
SSisrss capital stock subscribed, and the balance
secured by mortgage on Real Estate and by person
nj guarantee, are now prepared TO effect Insurance.
against loss or damage Ivy Fire, on Buildings, mer
chandize, machinery, manufactures, ana all de-
scriptons OF property; also, merchandise and pro-
duce in the course OF inland transportation the risks
OF tie seas, &c &c; also. the Hus of Steamboats,,
and other vessels, and nponth lives OF individuals
going 10 California The rates OF premium will be
as low as these OF any other responsible Company
All losses literally adjusted and promptly paid.
The stock OF this Company is held entirely in the
West, and controlled by western men, and In no
way connected with New York. . DO
Directors. e4
HoN. Il. n. CARNAN, yincennes.
WILLIAM J. HEBERD 10 .
JOHN w. MADDOX, do
JACOB PEA, do
SAMUEL WISE, do VI
HENRY ID. ALLIS, Evansville.
WALTER w. EARLY, Terre Haute.
THOMAS p. BENBRIDGE. Lafayette.
PETER p. BAILEY Fort Wayne.
WILLIAM HUGHES do.
LEVI SPARKS, do. '-'
JAMES KEIGWIN, do
r. N. CARNAN, Prcsidenf-r
SIMON BoTroRFF, Vice Pre's,.
c. M. ALLEN, Seer. y
w. J. Heberd, Treasurer. d
Dr Short Life and California risks taken at this
agency at extra rates. lies tff>l
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-01-20
A TEACHER WANTED.

Il HE Trustee of school District No. J.. in Con-
4 gressioaal Township No. 6, South of Range
No. III West, wishes to employ competen; School
Teacher to teach the School belonging said Dis
teach the following branches, io.wit: Reading,
Writing, Arithmetic. Geography and English
Grammar .ROB'T NIGHTINGALE,
ianl5 iw - District Trustee
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MORGAN s. KEEN

HAvE just received per steamer Lafayette, a
! l new supply of hardware and cutlery. as fol-
tics, pocket knives, butcher do; metallic strength
enod table spoons; heavy IRON do German silver do;
do do TEASPOONS; British plate do do. Butts, screws
and padlocKs hatcheis Collins and Simmons axes;
and thinbes: hand saw files, tacKs, trace chains
Sc. at low prices dec 1.
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FRESH ARRIVAL.

seHrCASE.o Boots and SHOES,
1OO % cases DoneStics, just received. per ;.
b. Gem. and Tor sale ow by
noy3O II. NAGHEE & co.
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MONEY FOUND.

A ROLL of BANK BILLS was found yes,er
"A day; which the owner can have by proving
property and paying for advertising. Apply 10
vs. JAS. SCANTLIN, Jr. -
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w ILL insure Buildings and Personal Property on
w land against loss damage by fire. and Boats,
and Vessels. and Merchandise, in the course OF
transportation, against loss or damage by fire or
water, &c. Office in the occupied by Jaa
G. Jones, Law Office, OH the corner of Sycamore
and First streets. mh20 tf
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-01-20
New ORLEANS, Jan. IL.

NEW ORLEANS, jan III.
SrGAR-UPward tendency during The week
Sales of 45OO hhds. Inferior 3ia4c, Fair Isa5Ic,
Prime 5sa54c.
MoLassEs-D; mand steady at 2lta2i,c for
eh0ice End prime.
FLoUR-Less active. Sales Ohio and Indiana
al 81 BOA So.
CoRN-Demand limited. Sales Of 10 900 sacks
at 64a6Sc.
OArs-Prices continue h Oh, with light re
ceipts, al G2iaG5c.
PORk-Transactions limited; Mess ii G0al2 !;
Prime loaiO o.
Day. SALrED MEAT--I7 casks hams and should
ers soll al 5ic 81 casks sides g &c; hog round
Sc.
BEEF-Sales of 800 bbls Prime at So %; II ess
in small lois OF 10 50aII
RoPE-Improyed demand. Sales of 1000 coils
at llaal2c.
CoFFEE-Demand fair Sales al l04al0ic.
SALr-Sales 5S5G sacks coarse a. Sc round.
LARD-Prces have advanced. .ales ol No ,
at 7sa7sc, No. 1, 74a74c; prime 74l1sc.
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IcoK CUTFoR TIL BRANI!

u EMENT * VEis.E,S Double Iiectiiied
ID iiiskey, CORNER Fist and - camofe streets
Evansville, lad. loec2iI
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CarPenttrs. CoorcIs and Nasons.
FARM EU: SALE.

AtAu q O-S 81 Ak.
sS&k ACRES or LAND for safe, with upwards
w OF iertl cleared, I'll in first rate repair,
wi'h upwards o lOO choice iruit trees just b, GA
ming u bear. y good dwelling house with u.5uer
and lower rooms, tWC gOod cUrn-cIihs. ano stables;
new OlTn 80 "y % feet, with other Outhouses and
plenty ot good water on the premises
Sa'd laEd hes 10 miles from EvaQsville, near the
road Leading from Evansville via fIornbrook' 5 old
stand, To y sensv lie. and is high healthy siua-
ton. and Inc land Is well timbcIe1 / he pur ha.
ser, Il desired can nave first tate stock Of hogs,
sheep, aiId horses: wagon, Turning utensils corn,
hay. oats, wheat, esc.
Ny health having become so delicate am very
Geslrous al either changing climate or occupation
50 am prepared 10 give a bargain.
Janl4 dlw&wIi AARON b WILKINSON.
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OFFICE OF
The National Loan Fund Life Assurance
Society of London ard New York.
Capital, GJO0,OOO or So .5OC. 600!

Il0tNSE STetI, Opposite SfeTarood H0usf. =
THIS Institution is founded on the mutual and
i joint stock principle, and presents 10 the in
sured The guarantee OF large capital IA part Of
hich Is permanently invested in the United States)
in addition TO the accumulation of premiums and
possesses many other advantages over any other
company in this country. Parties wishing to take
insurance upon Own" or - Anoiher's- Life Joint
Lives, for years. or in any other mode would do
well to cali and examine the advantages prese.tsa
by this Society
JOHN ]. CHANDLER, q
jy9 If Agent
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Str AD E RS HOTEL,
(Laie Pearl Street House,

y. ". SIKADEK, Prolriet0r.
THE subscriber would most respect fully inform
= bis friends and the public in general, that he
has taken the above house and reti,ed and furnish
Cd il up in style second TO none in Tie West. The
location is one OF the bestin the city being Third
street. between Main and Market and within one
hundred yards OF the Mail Boat and N sdison pack
CT landing.
Louisville, Dec 9, '50-decl3 If
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-01-20

EATS AND CAESi
THIS Jay received - Lydia Collins, la.ge anc
] well selected assortment Of llatS and Caps, 9nt
for sale low
Fashionable y ole skin Hats;
10 silk do;
Soft Brush do;
Black Union 70:
Nhi-o, pearl and corn col0red kossuth 90;
Block. green, brown, and corn, BUena Vista do 3,
Square and round crowned TcTpsI,lin do;
Boys green, brown and black bnena Vista do,
Also:
Mems boys and yoaih5' Gaps o. every style and
description. The trace j. most respectfully sOci-
ted Ia tlie above. J. IL. MAGHEE, u CO
uoyz6
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COALI COGLi!

nj AILS-5O0 Kegs Virginia, Eastern and Pitts
IN burg, assorted.
Candles 100 bxs Star and Tallow, assorted sizes
Soap-l00 do Fancy and Commons;
Sat--200 bbls. Kanawha;
Refined Sugars--30 bns. n. G. and 81. Louis Loaf,
Crushed, and powllerej;
Bar lead and Sllol--2o Kegs, assorted numbers
One Platform Counter Scale. All for sale terry Loic,
by : L.. tILBERT & Co,
iazS Sycamore. bet Water & Isl streets.
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,oyyI.NC-CKEEN AND EVANSVILLE
PACK Ell.

.cez-~ a Tue last running passenger packet
s MAMMOTH CAVE,
SaoI. ". 4. Warinner, master. will leave Evans
Si,ie every Wednesday and saturday, and Bowling
Err I,eight or passage apply on board, or 20
e.ho D., O'RlIEY n MITCHELL.
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CANDLES AND SOAPS.

CTEARINE and Star Candles, extra No Soap
- also large !ot of Fancy Soaps, which win
sold wholesale or retail by -a...F
my4 II II )RNBRoOK g. BuRTIS
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GLASS WARE.

EMBRACING quart, three pint, half gal. jars;
IL molasses cans pint TASKS. iumblers, lanierus,
plates. candesticks, &c, for sale bv - 81 .,issi.
noy29-tf J. e. w. REILLY,
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Eueua Vista Hats.

v
4 NEW supply of Hack and brown new style
y Baena Vista Hats, Just received per steamer
Asia, end for sale 10y
decli MORGAN & KEEN
NEW STYLE FALL CARPETTNG.
fENIlIc day fCcelVeu. per GenessCe. rich and
choice selection OF new styles fall carpetifg Q:
Three Ply Carp0ting;
Choice sly les super super lnerain Carpeiipg;
Rich do Fine do do;
New 90 Extra do do;
Cotton and Cotton ard Wool do do;
dSLO:
"A and Ga Bocgings and DrugCetts;
"a, So and 81 VenItan Carpetinrs;
Rugs, Oil-c,oth, Mats, buize, Bindings, &C., for
ale cheap bv
novl4 j. Ii. MAGflEE * CO.
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Fail Expectations 1850!
]. Il. MAGHEE & co,

EFANSPTLLE, INDIANA,
II AVE now il store their .u'l FALL AID WIN
l. 4 TER STocK, comprising every article in their
line OF trade which they call the parti at
tontion of retailers.
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ton scheme. Russia has also desired that
all the German States should accede to
the Frankfort Diet. Rumors ofMinisterial
crisis are rife. i 81
AUSTRIA.
tits statedthat the Austrian government
is inclined 10 aceede to the Frankfort Diet.
Prince 'Schrarenberger is opposed to the
continuance Of the D,esden Conference.
There is deficit in the finances for the
year, of IT, ,7e3 forms. t..
The Emperor had granted an amnesty
to political prisoners. The governWen'
has demanded from Sardinia passage
for its troops in case of rupture.
- TURKEY.
The Austrian Ambassador has received
the assurance of the porte that kossuth
Bashyaay, Misser, and the two Pennies
shall be detained at Kutayah. The other
Fugitives, some % in number will be re-
leased.
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BosToN, May /, 1851.

DoSIoN, May j, 1901.
The Steamer Niagara arrived thismorn-
ing at o'clock. Her political intell-
gence is oflttle interest. In England the
schism in the Established Church is wild
ening. The Bishop of Exter proposes the
convening of Diocesan Synod. The
Gorham question is at the bottom of the
difficulty.
Lady Franklin is again fitting out the
Prince Albert for voyage TO the Arctic in
search Of the missing expedition.
FRANCE.
The Monituer publishes decree con-
voking the Council general of Vanteur for
the 9Th of May to deliberate the expedien-
cy of admitting matter free of duty.
Wheat is still lower in the agricultural
districts.
The Assembly has granted 100000
francs TO celebrate the anniversary of the
Republic. The press favorable to the
ministry urges the presentation of petitions
for revision Of the Constitution.
PRUSSIA.
The Berlin Ministerial states that be-
sides England and France, Russia has re.
monstrated against the Austrian snnexa.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE RY ORDER OF
- COURT.--On Saturday, the 7ih day Of June,
1851, at O'Clock in tie afternoon, on the preml.
ses in Perry township, Monroe county, Ohio, will
be sold to the highest bidder, the following real
estate. as the property of Samuel RottrniieId, de.
ceased, to WE The Northwest quarter OF Sec
tion n, Township 3, and Range g. containing l6i
acres and about acres, more or less, IN the South
west quarter OF Section II, Township 3, aud Range
5, bounded by an agreed line between said dece.
dent and Peter Slime, subject to the widows dow
er in sa premises. Terms Of sae--one fourth in
hand. one fourth in six months, one fourth in IL
months, aud the residue in 10 months, with inter
est from the day of sale. to be secured to the sats-
faction Of the undersigned.
THOMAS MITCHELL, Jr.. Admir-
may 7 of Samuel Bultentield, decd
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MARK ETS.
CINCINNATI, May

OlNClNNAll, hoy W.
FLoUR-frm; the receipts continue very
light, and transactions are limited. The
only sales today were 100 barrels from
canal at 1888 and 100 do. extra from
store at 1856.
PRovlsIoNs-The only sales heard of
this morning were $500 bbls. bacon hams
8 cents; $500 do. sides at &c; 5000 do.
shoulders at &c.: all country cured and
smoked.
WHISKY no change TO notice in the mar
ket.
CHEEsE.-Sale 800 boxes in lots at 64 TO
81. The demand is limited.
BUTrER-Sales 90 firkins and bbls.,
good fresh at Is TO l6 cents.
SUGAR-Sales 80 hhds fair 81; 80 do.
low fair G cents.
DRIED FRUlT-There is an active de-
mand-transactions limited Sales 500
bushels of apples in lots at 85; 200 do. at
ST. 90; $50 do. peaches at 81 40; and 100
do. 81 so.
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md confess the luminary that must forev-
kr shine in vour heart" tE

hnu cOni6SS tne luWinaTy thut uiuSs iotOV-
sr shine in your heart" m
|. The a"Senior" Of the Chronicle thinks
his "Junior" will "get safely over it."
We are disposed to doubt it, and would
therefore recommend him to keep sharp
look out for the editor ofthe Gazette and his
"Junior," or they may come up missing
! some of these days. .....
A good citizen of Boston is reported to
have been seen walking along the streets
with his hand fixed in frame. When
asked what was the matter, he replied in
impassioned accounts, III have had the
happiness to have this hand pressed by
Jenny Lind, and have had it framed!"
Perhaps the editor of the Gazette and the
."Junior" will have their heads framed as
their eyes have beheld, and their ears
heard the "Sweedish Nightingale"
Hon. A. ]. Harlan. representative in
Congress from Indiana, wrote home to the
Fort Wayne Sentinel a short time since
his impressions of Jenny Lind as an artist
He says he found her to be nothing more
than very modest, tolerable good looking
woman, about twenty-seven years of age,
with very great compass and modulation
of voice, but lacking two absolute and es-
sential qualities to make her merit the
praise SO lavsely bestowed upon herby all
the presses OF the country, to wit: pathos
and melody. ! aver that there are do
zen young ladies in the city of Fort Wayne
who, with the same experience, would be
her equal 1t is not worth $7-much less
625--to hear her sing one night.
.. How doctors will disagree!
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STATE RoAD.-Notice is hereby given to all
- persons interested that at the June session Of
the Commissioners of Monroe county, Ohio, the
said commissioners will hear the parties in favor
or against the establishment of the State Road.
commencing at Fairview, in Guernsey county,
Ohio, thence through Belmont county, to Woods
held, IN Monroe county, and application for dam
ages of any person or persons on account of The
location Of said road through his her or their lands
w.. By order of the Commissioners.
J. b. NOtL. Aud. M. @. O.
April 10, 1851. a9l
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SALE nF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER OF
~ COURT.-On the l2th day of June next, be.
tween the hours Of 10 in the forenoon and in the
afternoon, shall proceed to sell the Northwest
quarter Of Section 10, Township !, and Range Z,
in Monroe county, Ohio. containing l59 and S
tenths acres, as the property of James Stark, de.
ceased. Sale on the premises and on the follow
ing conditions: One fourth OF the purchase mon
ey in hand, one fourth in six months, one fourth
in twelve months, and the remainder in IS months
with interest from the day oi sale. to be secured to
my satisfaction, and no sale for less than two thirds
of the appraised value of the premises.
tf JOSEHH CALLAND, Admir-
msy7 va Of james STARK, deed.
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WHEAT AND CORN.

The following table exhibits the number
of acres and the number of bushels of
wheat and corn grown in Monroe county
in 1850, as returned by the several town.
ship assessors. We are satisfied that these
returns are more or less incorrect, as the
assessors had completed listing the taxable
property, before the law, requiring them to
return the quantity Of wheat and corn, was
received
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PHILADELPHIA, May 5,


A shocking and brutal murder has been
perpetrated in Roxburg, in this county.
A man by the name Of Bartlett with his
wife and children had their brains beaten
out by some ruffians on last Friday night,
The scene is represented as Of the most
horrible character. When the bodies were
discovered on Saturday morning, the man
and his wife were lying convenient to each
other, and their heads literally mashed TO
pieces; and in one corner Of the house
where it had crawled 10 after it had receiv-
ed the fatal blow, was an infant with its
skull broken in several places. A man
calling himself Christian Grofnger was
arrested this afternoon on suspicion Of be-
ing the murderer. He has been fully iden-
titled as being the man employed by Bart
lett, and with whom he had some dispute
about wages in consequence Of which he
had threatened Barllet's life.
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"a Office is hereby given that there
~ will be petition presented to the Commis.
soneIs OF Monroe county. Ohio, at their ns1s
June session, praying for the location OF a county
road, com uencing al or near the run east Of Am
brose Rucker's house, on the roAd leading froo'
VIM. Kents TO Lewisyills. running through .ths
lands of Ambrose Rucker, VIM. Porter. Joseph
Porter and John Kent, to the old school house 10
ool district number 5, from thence to Jsmss.
Pryor's house, and from thence through section
sixteen TO iDtersect the county road running up'
and down the Brister fork OF Willscrsek, at or
near Thomas II. Elders.
Aplil l6, 1851.
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BY the foregoing it will be seen that Ad-
ans township averages the greatest mum.
ber OF bushels Of wheat per acre, and Per-
ry the least; and Stock the most corn per
acre, and Green the least. The total av.
erage in the county of wheat is l24 bush
els per acre, and of corn. 3o3 bushels per
acre.
Sunsbury township produced the most
wheat and Union the most corn. The
average of wheat to each inhabitant in the
county is about l0a bushels, and of corn
about 255
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NOT'CE IN ATTACHMENT persons
~ interested will take notice, that Peter Dorr
on the 23rd day OF January, A. d. 1851, sued ou,
writ of attachment from the clerks office OF the
court Of common pleas of Monroe county, in the
state OF Ohio, against Henry Yockey, in Assunp.
sit, for the sum OF two hundred dollars in DANA.
ges, which has been ser' ed and returned
WILLIAM OKEY, Clerk,
BY SELEY Y. MASON, Dep. Clerk.
May 7, 134l CIV
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a DMINISTRATOR'S SALE--On Saturday,.
IA the oath day of May, 1851. at o'clock To-
the afternoon, OH the pI erhises IN Sunsbury town.
ship, Monroe county, Ohio. will be sold to the
highest bidder. the following real estate, a. the
property Of George Snider, deceased. 10 wit:
The north half Of the south west quarter ofsee.
tion No 3. in township No. s, Of Range No. 3.
containing 80 acres, m"re or less, subject TO the
dover of the widow of said decedent.
Terms of sale: One.f urth in hand, one. fourth
in six months, onr fou' tn in tw elve moGths, aud
the residue in eighteen months, with Interest from
the day of sale. to be secured to the satisaction
of the Undersigned
THOMAS GRIFFITH, Adm'r
April 23, 1851 Of George Snider, deceased
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NOTICE IN ATTACHMENT persons
~ interested will take notice, that BENJAMIN J..
Mott, OH the 9th day OF January, A d. 1851, sued
out writ of attachment from the clerks office OF
the court of common pleas of Monroe county, in
the state OF Ohio, against Lucen s Cumming, in
Debt, for the sum Of $l02 90 in debt and $50 in
damages, which writ has been served and returned.
WILLIAM OKEY. Clerk,
BY SELEY Y. MASON, Dep. Clerk.
May 7, 1851 CIV
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NOTICE IN ATTACHMENT.-Al persons
IN interested will take notice, that Nathan Hol.
lister, on the 2lst day of December, A. D. 1850,
sued out writ of attachment from the clerks 8 of.
fice OF the court of common pleas, of Monroe
county, in the state of Ohio, against Ezekiel Mat
thews, in Debt, for the sum of s4S 40 in debt and
$50 in damages, which writ has been served and
returned. # WILLIAM OKEY, Clerk,
BY SELEY Y. MASON, Dep. Clerk.
May z, 1851 CIV
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New MEXICO census returns show
that the area Of the territory is 199,O27;
population 61,574; deaths in last year
1,i57; farms 6,7l5; productive establish.
ments 90; sheep 453, ,293; mules ] 1897;
horses 1850; cattle 81 ,58l; value of sheep
at 81 per head, $566,6l6 25; mules at
$50 per head, S211,5OO, horned cattle at
$l9 per head, $378,972
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@ Several State rooms of the Messen.
ger were entered during her last trip down,
and robbed. The amount taken was
about 900 dollars. Three men we're ar.
rested before the boat landed at Cincin.
natl, but it is doubtful whether they can be
convicted.
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II O'CLOCK NJ.
FURTHER FROM HAVANA.

Matters are becoming so serious and
alarming at Havana that many persons
are preparing to leave the Island. The
Captain General has taken every precau-
ton against an invasion. Look outs are
stationed all along the coast within two
miles of each other; and vessels of war
are kept cruising between San Antonia
and Havana.
row had occurred at Havana between
some American seamen and the inhabi-
tants. The seamen were drunk, and
were arrested and put into the stocks;
from the effects of which two died. The
affair is now in the hands of the American
consul.
The passengers by the Georgia are gen.
orally in good health.
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oh the Cd inst, at the residence OF
Mr.. Robert Smith, in this township, a LEX
ANDER TOLSON, Jr., aged about 25
years
-On the Sd inst, at his residence in
this township, JOSEPH JEFFRlES, aged
about so years.