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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21
CHANCERY SALE.
Titus Mead.
Hiram G. Grant and

rs.
Hiram G. Grant and
Cynthia A. Grant.
= Office is hereby given, that by virtue Of
J. Y an order and decree in Chancery of the
Circuit Court of Grant County, in the State of
Wisconsin, made and entered in said Court on
the goth day Of March, NJ 1852, with the
subsequent orders and corrections duly made
in open court, wherein Titus Mead is complai-
nant and Hiram c. Grant and Cynthia A. Grant
defendants, and by authority therein given, /
will sell at Public Vendue TO the highest bid
der for cash in hand, on Friday, the 10Th day
lof December, AID. 1853, between the hours
Of one and TIVE O'Clock in the afternoon of said
day, at the outward door Of the courthouse in
the town of Lancaster, in said Grant County,
all the right, title and interest which the sad
Hiram @ Grant and Cynthia b. Grant, defen-
dants, had at the date OF the mortgage referred
to IN said order and decree, ef and INTO the fol-
lowing described real estate, with lha appnr-
tenances therennto belonging, to w.t. The I'M
divided half and Interest III the south halt Of
west half Of northeast quarter Of section TWEEN
ty-nine (29l, Town four O. north of Range
four (4 west also, all of the north east quar-
ter OF the southeast quartas, and the south
east quarter OF the northeast quarter and the
northwest quarter OF tie southeast quarter
OF section thirty -f0Gg 81 Is ESQ AL of the unai-
lVided one-half and interest ia the seuttI-eas
Iquarter Of the north west quarter Of section
ltwenty-eight (2s), ali Of said land lying and
being in Town four CD north Of Range four
l(4) west. The above sale will be made to sa-
itisfy the sum of five hundred and seyanty-six
dollars (S576,00), the sum decreed by the
Court to be due by said defendants 10 the said
complainant, for principal and interest ON The
said mortgage and accrlAng costs and interests.
dated this Dist day Of October, A. D, 1853.
VIM. McG0NIGAL, Sheriff
Grant County, Wis.
J. Allen Barber, sol'r. for eompl't E6t18
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21
STRAY cow & HErFER

A NAME into the enclosure of the subscriber
~ : strays: One black Cow, supposed to be
or years old,--no other marks. The other
pa'e brindle IEeifer; white on the belly. The
owner or owners are requested to come for
. ward prove property, pay charges, and take
them away. JOHN HICKOK.
Beetown, Oct 80, 1853. T4t1sI
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21


Experience Of than sixteen years has established
the fact that Merchants Celebrated Garghng OIL Uni
versai Family Enbrecation, will cure most eases and
isgs ali such as
spavins. Sweeney Ringbone, Nindgalis, P9n
Evil, CalIous, Cracked Heels. Cells of all
kinds, Fresh Wounds, Sprains, Bruises, Fis-
tula. Sitfast, Sand Cracks, Strains. Lameness,
FoundeFed Feet, Scratches or Grease, Mango,
Rheumatism Bites Of animals, External Poi
sons, Painful Nervous Affections, Frost Bites,
Boils. Corns, Whitlows, Burns and Scalds
Chlllblains, Chapped Hands. Cramps, Con-
fractions of the Muscles, owellngs, Weakness
OF the Joints. Caked Breasts, &c &C. DC,
The Unparalleled SUCCESS ii this Oil in the cure Of DIS
in Horses and 1atr, and even hRpaa. flesh is
sily becoming more Saowa she arssng seall usiiy.
/. hardly be creed except by those who haFs eoea
the ablt Of keepiag II tAeif slaltes aud houses, what
amount Of pain, Suffering and time, saved by
thu timely application OF this Gill;
@Fs- BE the of tie sole proprietor, GEORGE
w. MERCHANT. Iockpar. n. ~. IS blown IN Che side
of the bottle and in his handwriting over the cork.
al ofiers addressed to the proprietor wAli De promptly
responded to.
Get Pamphlet OF the gent aud soe wha, wonders asa
accomplished by the use OF this medicine.
Sold by resfeeabie dsseTe generaily In Ills llsisss
states and CaUada Also by
D. T.parker, Lancaster IS. Moore, Plattepille
Sara'l. Wilson, Potosi --Turiay Brown. Bee
town ~. Fl. Barnett, ElienbQro' u. G. Rogers
Garnavilo ;--H. D. Evans, McGregor's &C. Gil
more, Guttenburgh ;--F. Smith 4 Co., Clayton -
+. G., Roif, Elksder A. Gillespie, Dubuque -
Dodge s BUrts, and j. c. Strother, Gaiena, Whole
sale and Retail and at Wholesale by Bay & Haid
win, and J. Sears, Chicago. l21I-iJ
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21

81 SsssTs S,STRAYED from the z-----=>
- subscriber, residing ~
t----z2tw miles northwest Oft Y
Little Grant post-ofIice, at Unaerwood's, on
tle
a MITCH Covered, with white spots--ons
IN ner face-a good-sized cow, and had bell
A HETFER: 2 years old calved late /; near
~ same color as the preceding.
a M!LcH Cow light color sides specled
with brindle color.
a STEER STEER a yearling same color as the
a STEER: black q years old.
a STEER: dark red 2 years old.
A HEIFER: black and white; 2 years old.
A HEIFER: yearling dark red.
Any person who will take UP the above
cattle, and inform the subscriber through the
Latte GraRt post-ofiice, or return them, will
be literally rewarded The cattle were bro't
from Elk Grove the early part of the season.
JONATHAN PENDLETON. s
Sept. {, 1853. [10-tf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21
Send vollr Cllildren ia School,

IeUT be sure and call at the Cheap Cash
I Store, and get them supplied with such
School Books as they need.
Tol0n's, Sanders, and he Gtl9ie's Series OF Rea-
ders. and all other Books needed IN any OF our
district schools with states, pencils, writing
books. ink. pens, paper, &C., Sc, are eonstan-
tlv on hand, and for sale By
4 ACORN. Lancaster.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21

Tar An Annual Meeting of the North Wes-
,.. - II TeJitqI Society of Wisconsin, will be
b 55 At PratteyiIla, on Tuesday the 9th Of De-
The Tbe members Of the Profession in Grant, /
qua Ia Fayette and adjoining counties, are ur-
rcntIy requested to attend, as matters OF impor-
fonce viii be brought before the Society.
BY order.
Nj, rs. 1883. u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21
STRAY HEIFER.

( NAME to the premises of the subscriber. at
y ire Little Grant House, on Little Grant
rlFer; town of Beetown, about the list Of June
iasi, pale red Heiier, with white under her
neily, three years Old next spring. The own
or IS requested to prove property, paw CHARGES
ana take her away. c. UNDERWOOD.
Oct. 81, 1859. r1t1o
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21
re TIE PEOPLE OF PATCH GROVE,
& round abeut BadgerdOa.
AAEf SaIf A n8.lY a u.

LA / . 8 1 q L lsH y q q
4 u WYAEUsEM4. The subscriber
( a. is in receipt Of a magnificent and by far
the largest stock of Merchandise ever brought
to Wyalusing, consisting of every article in
the GROCERY and DREGO0DS depart
ments, together with very large assortment
Of RE4DKlMaDE CLOTHING, B00TS
= SHOES, &c.
sell lbs of coffee for $i,00.
ii I" sugar, 100,
and will continue to do SO all winter. from the
tact that purchased before the late advance
on those articles, and while freghts were down
and mean to give my customers the benefit of
any low purchases. You will hear more to
your advantage soon. Yours.
H. r. MILES.
Nov. 16, 1858. f2C
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21
STRAY NOTICE.

eA TAKEN UP on the premises of the
~ undersigned, Yearling Colt Tor a
10y eariing past1, of dark brown color,
win a star in the fofehesd No other marks
houced. Said colt is of a small size. The
owner viii please come forward, prove proper
", pay charges, and take It away.
VIM WRIGHT
Year Beetewn, Oct "a, 1888. L4wls'
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21
Lo WE'LL, MASS

Sold in Lancaster by d. 7. Parker Platte
vile by DR.. G. w Eastman; Beetown by d.
Stewart; Potosi by Dunn s. Bristol, and by all
Druggists everywhere. 10
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21
1901 N NggDe
TO BUY GOODS, At THE
Z A r M ER,s STORE!
Lancaster. Grant Go Wis.


lancaster, Grant Co., Wis.
Ohm 3. CALLS takes this method of in
eF forming the citizens Of Lancaster and far
mers OF the surrounding country. that he has
Just received at the Old stand of Kendall &
Parker; IN Lancaster, large and extensive
MZN9, Stock Of Dry Goods, CLOTH a
ss1e ing, Groceries, Boots s.
Shoes. Hats s. Caps,
And every variety Of Goods kept in any store
in this place. And he feels confident that he
can sell as cheap, and a little cheaper, than any
other store in town, as he intends TO adopt the
Ready-Pay System,
and deal on the dead square with every man,
woman and child that may honor him with a
call, He hopes by so doing to gain share of
public patronage Of this pace. Purchasers will
40 well to give him call before buying else
where, as It will net cost them anything to ex-
anime, and judge for themselves.
J. B. CALLS.
Lancaster, Wis, Oct 25th, 1853 RI
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21
EE,EENRoR0, HOUSE.

TOHN II. BARNETT IS prepared to ac-
81 commodate Travellers and others in good
STYLE, at his house al Eliemborough, formerly
M'Kinsey.s NIiils) halfway between Lancast-
or and piatteviIle.
October g, 1851. ly-llS
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21
Notice TO Pre- mntors,

T1ERsONS wishing to take Pre- Emption
4 Claims, can save a journey to the Land
Office, and much expense, by calling at my of
fee and making their applications, to be for
waraed by mail. The undersigned is authori-
zed to receive and receipt for the fees Of the
Land-Ofiseers J. ALLEN BARBER.
Lancaster, July 26, 1853. l3m-4
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21
nrr. and NErs. Brown.
.,.r, of a superior System Of Lad esq, Epis-
l.H.Io -. nnI RafsfnpSa PpnfnnnShir.

Il''''i,g ol9ru and Business Premiership,
r.. RESPECTFULLY inform the La
E-s---dies and Gentlemen of this place,
" THAT they viii form Class in
l~=7f lin important branch of Education. on
ta.' I ioy The 10Th inst, at o. p. m, at the
SaturoiaiHi House, where they viii be happy to ex-
scn H. snecimens of improvement under their
id5po .nronld also say to those who have the
he F children sufficiently large to commence
care ~ tbe Art. that it would be much better
i5aFn .bsir rapid and permanent improvement
loI t .bev should commence learning to write
l2 a. 4 the directions of an experienced penman.
qnoJ Jo M. 50, they will be able to hold their
BY l oo,ro91erly and write a fair and beautiful
P'nIi P".instead Of those cramped and clumsy
5- nsnaIlv obtained without proper instruc-
hala' To one who understands this matter,
i'n 1. romarks will be considered of impor-
t'1 Tbo following premiums will be awarded -
,,.lt u" ;ya,nnrovemcnt by the ladies GOLD PEN
E Pg2' 49, Best Improvement by gentleman a
C0TD p EN-.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21
DOCTOR EVERHART.

EAFING resumed the practice of Medi-
cine in Beetown, offers his professional
services TO the people generally. He may be-
found at all hours, (when not professionally
engaged, in his Office on Nails-street, opposite
D. Steacart's store. [3m17
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21
CEANCER Y SALE.

J ohm P. Lewis and Simon f. Lewis, !
partners in trade, under the firm and
nameof John p. Lewis s. Go.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21

4 NASEE PAHEs sOT BHgssEs,ss--at the
~ Farmers Store. JNO. b CALLfS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21

HIGHEST CASH PRICE rAID FOR
I EHEAT--at the Farmers Store,
BY JN0. B. CALLS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21
G ROCERIES, 10
AZ Whoaesaye or Esesaig.

1t is not necessary to say e Call at the Brick
Store on the corner" for everybody knows
"THE PEoPLE's SroRE.v ID. I. PARKER.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21

I eEFaE POWDER frst-rate ar
l. l. hele, ior sale cheap, by j. B. CALLS.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21
BERG MEDICINES.

The retail Ifice OF The Whole IS only Three doI-
lars, and it will save thirty at least Full di-
rections accompany each article.
box Graefenberg Vegetable Pills, $0,25
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1853-11-21

Z OWNS SCHOOL DOOFAs---a COM
Il plete series. for sale by j. b. CALLS.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-09-24
10 TIE EDToRS.

WAsHINspSs, SEPT 81, 1851
GENTLEMEN In indication of historical truth permit,
me to correct nisstatements yhch in short
notice of Jomnis History of the Campaign of Waterloo
that find inserted in your valuable pgusr Of this morning
Napoleon Bonapartehsd nothing to do with the exps~
ditien to Ireland which Hoche to- undertake. when
death put end to his brilliant The expedition in
question planned by Cannot and ord red the Drec
tory Of which Garnet member and which that time
Constituted the Government Of France Consequently
blame attached to Napoleon that account; was
ever the heroic Hoche British prisoner.
It was not the galanry &c either the Iish British
soldiers, admirable it Was, that won the battle Of
Waterloo. The Duke of Welsgton himself his letter
to Lord Bathurst attributes the victory to the timely
rival Of the Prussaus and long before his death he dis
claimed his having used the expression up Guards
and at EN-
1t deserves 70 be mentioned that several British Off
have admitted that the Duke of Wellington while
anxiously looking at his watch several times exclaimed
Would to God that either the night the Prussians
would GOMEZ" Respectfully, &C. H.
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to the westward Of Che ns between Tssics> and the
Apaporis, shall belong % Pexs, which would
Ecuador ncalculabe loss be- auss ~ one
far the pretensons Of PERT viii b, ea'enusu .., !.
The principle which has BEEN auop'ea . ss''e sne
limits Of the South American Repa cs mas Deen ,nat OF
the I" ut possidetis' Of the yeaF IL :, anu 49,. ~
lency will observe that in the treat 'es ~ WY" nv.
speaking the principle adopted with ous s r
fixed. This wilful conceamsnt Of II. 70 "e'y 49, 49,
that the Government of Brazil and Peru ~ ha1
themselves with perfect right over the hsy on,y wish
form the subject Of their covenants, ana tdg ,har
10 make valid their actual possessions ca ~ Saond
dominions by virtue of the stipuScon 10y S
tne points which both Governments have asssN " h;4 .
SPEAK Sir, with perfect knowledge OF "a n a.,
ana should wish, for the honor of the Ecuafo '
ernment whose constitutional duty is to psssery, @
tegriy OF the Republic, for the future desinis ;sS
people 70 whose interest 1t is to retain yeyy Boa
part OF the waste lands destined for the paymsrg @
immense foreign debt may be taken typie en'
IN time an evil which, If realized, would prejudice N
che extreme.
II is not FOR to point to the Government the cyn
Duet which Il should observe this present question
the preceding observations have been made by me-
maze done so solely because consider that no ore
hreughou the Republic possesses practical knowledge
OF saose lands srpror to my have resided heres
for more than fifty l. this occasion, do what n
the ycar 1929 did with the President of Colombia Gen
Simon Bolivar and certain that if the limits of the
two Repubics Of Peru and Colombia had beer then
liked rs was stipulated in the treaties which were
after tae battle OF UarYu many of the data given by
to the Herator would have been of great service ut that
time.
have o'zched upon this question very hurriedlyr that
his Excelsuey the President of the Republic the
men who surround hml and every citizen whose heart
national sentiment has ot ceased to exist may study aud
enlghten themselves in it, in order that SIS soon pos
sib the Soral lims Of our Republic be ognsed
taking for bssis the uti'posdets Of the yem 1910.
II this be obtained, your HKoelency will the future
happiness Of geat The Ecuador secure fol- can
not see the saTasion of the interior from the terrible
perism which threatens he except our Oriental SIDE
and chiefly in the navigation Of the Amazon Ibeho
The Governments the depository Of the future es nes
II the people, odedsate its usarious patriosn his
great work. which embraces the regeneration Of 1.-The
country En- JOSH MA.NJsI. Bishop of Cuenya.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-09-24

WATER SPoUTs THE LAREs-Seyera Of these remarka-
bic phenomena have recently been upon Lake 0nta
rio, of which were visible at Sodus Point They were
dense conical shaped columns and formed continuous
line from the earth to the clouds One of them til e
largest, (which nearly thirty feet in diameter was
ecpiated against the bluffs and broke with deafeni
ing noise upon the rocks below, causing great COM
motion Of the waters that large quantities of logs and
lumber from their moorngs and washed far out
into the lake The smaller Of the pursued its terri
fc and onward far the eye could reach fill
ing the beholders with wonder and establishment and
awakening such feeling Of grandeur and submity that
they stood almost and statueike until the sound
of this gigantic column Of water died far away in the dis
lance portion Of the pier Of the lighthouse was swe
away by the elements and considerable damage was done
to the lighthouse.--New York Democrat.
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LAUNCH THE GREAT RgPuBLIc-This magnificent
Ship the largest clipper in the world will be launched
from the shpyard Of Mr. d. Mckay East Boston, the
4th Of October Her hull is nearly finished and is
daily inspected by visitors from all parts Of the country
She is wonderful vessel having between six and
thousand tons stowage capacity and is the longest and
sharpest vessel built in this country She is 325
feet long, SO wide, and so deep, with four decks and is
of model perfectly beautiful to Of perfection
itaelf - Boston Atlas
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-09-24

The steamer Utica, her passage to Catsk Tues
day night came into collision Poughkeepse with
the sloop Jane Grant A young lady, name unknown,
was knocked overheard and lost Her body was found
next morning Both vessels we're considerably damaged
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The papers relate how Mr.. Robinson, justice Of the
peace In Milford, Ohio whipping his dog, when the
animal caught him by the throat; his wife with axe
aimed blow the dog, but it fell upon the head Of her
husband and killed him. Mrs. Il. nearly deranged
in CONS sequence.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-09-24

VIRGINIA AGRICULTURAL FAIR.--The exhibition Of the
Virginia State Agricultural Society which is TO be held
at Richmond on the lst I'd, 3D. and 4th Of November,
promises like that in Maryland which takes place here
week before) to be highly successful. The sum Of
$4,000 is to be distributed in premiums Of which four
teen are to be given for experiments eight for essays
sixteen for crops; thrtywo for horses seventy for
catte forty for sheep; twentynine for swine; thirysx
for poultry fftytwo for agricultural implements six for
poughing thirtyfve for fruits, vegetables, hams, &C.
twenty five for household manufactures and Implements
and nine for domestic manufactures. There are also two
special premiums Baltimore Sun.
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1853-09-24

The FisHIsG GRoUSDs.-We have already announced
the arrival at Portsmouth of the remaining vessels Of
the United States squadron from the fishing grounds.
They report that the grounds quiet and confirm the
contradiction Of the story of several seizures Fish
plenty and many vessels had returned home with
full fnre BoSfoD 41rerfisey
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CoxSExroS OF THE ONO RIVER LAKE McmGAS.
The New Albany and Salem Railroad connecting the Ohio
river at New Albany opposite Louisville Kentucky with
Lake Michigan and aversing north and south the State
of Indiana is progressing rapidly The road commenced
running regular trains Monday last from Michigan
city, 1870 miles south to Crawfordye through Lafayette;
and the company expects to ten miles further by the
10th OF October to Bainbrdg On the south end OF the
road regular trains running nnetyo miles and
it is expected by the 9th instant they win Bloom
nrton niney-six miles from New Albany that leave.
ffty-one miles still to be laid with iron which will b,
done said within the year. the grading bridging
are in good state Of forwardness with the iron on hand
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man was killed the Elizabethtown station Of the
New Jersey railroad Tuesday afternoon by nccdenty
slipping from the platform between the wheels Of NOV
ing train. His name has not been asecrtained.
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HILpRETH's HISTORY.

Messrs EDrroRs: In reply to the inquiries of your
correspondent respecting Hildreths History Of the
United States" would state that six volumes have been
already published in two series Of three volumes each
The first series embraces the colonial and revolutionary
history down to the formation and adoption Of the Fede
raj Constitution the second series continues the story
down to 1921, the of the Missouri compromise and
the final dsnegraon of the old Federal and Democratic
parties. have the best authority for saying that the
author is engaged third SERIES no part Of which,
however is likely appear for three four years to
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OF ancient insurgents OF Lagrona &C.,
they preserve the maxim of not fighting national
body, but in detached parties amongst the woods reduc
ing their tactics to assassination Their dress consists
Of piece Of CLOTH which covers from the waist down to
the thighs.
There about forty cuadras cleared between Guaa-
quisa and fumaza cultivated by twelve people, between
men and women who have remained in spite of the fear
inspired into them by the pagans Many families have
dwelt there but they had no security either for their
or for their goods Of the want Of
cia order which could offer them positive guarantee,
they abandoned with those places which supplied
them abundanty with provisions for life 1t remains for
the Government to remedy this evil in the it may
think fit.
DESTROYS to take advantage Of these lands in another
direction, dispatched commissioner to explore in an
other drecon and the report he gave his return
has given wellfounded hope Of good success have
put myself understanding with respect to this
road with the Governor, Don Francisco Davia, whose
philanthropy and devotion to the good Of this province
very trustworthy and win inform the Supreme Gov
eminent Of the result be it what il NAV
After having taken the steps which have pointed out
returned to this city in the middle Of January Of the
present year, with the determination Of doing all that
lies in my power in favor Of those wandering tribes
expecting the cooperation and support Of the Govern
ment.
wish to take advantage Of the present opportunity tc
call the attention OF the Government to an event wncn
has taken place with regard to our mission and which
consider of great Importance. have read treaty o.
commerce and river navigation celebrated between bra
I'll and Peru the 23d of October 1851, and appeared
ratified by the Emperor Of Brazil on the 18TH OF March
1882 and with surprise have seen, in article That
stipuates for the lands which lie TO the eastward of
line drawn from Tabiugn the mouth OF the river Apa
pors at its confluence with the Japura. This treaty
sir takes away from the Ecuador territory OF near
two thousand square leagues yielded to Brazil and i'll
even given to be understood that the territory which lie