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sALE.--TnAvsnsr GEORGE

SHERIFFS SALE.-THAvgRsE GEORGE,
~ vs.. JoHr GroRor, el. aiS--Tn Partition.
BY virtue Of order Of ssle 10 me directed from the
court Of Common Pleas Of Belmont, county Ohio, al
the spring term thefccf g. d. 1854 Iwil offer for sale
at public s1eton on
Wednesday, the a9h, day Of March, 1854,
between the hours Of 10 O'Clock, and o'clock D.
IN. OF said day, on the premises in Riehsnd tp Bel
mont county, Ohio the following described lands aud
iensments TO wit; Lying and being In the county Of
Belmont and state Aforesaid, and In Of RiehIand A
being part OF the east half Of section 81, tp, and
range beginning by survey al the n. w. corner OF
said half see thence 3. sol e. s. - poles stake:
thence 90 6poes 70 ihe middle Of the national road
acre OF land. ~ :
Subject to the dover interest OF Pbebe George Of
Fourteen dollars per- year and the premises appraised
al three hundred and twenty Eve dollars. The con.
dtons OF the above sale follows one third in
hand the day sale third In one year and one
third in two years with interest on the deferred payment
from the day Of sale. .....--. ..-.. .. :
JOHN c. NICHOLS, Sheriff.
sherif's Office, Feb yah. lsS-S3,sa
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ASTONISHING CURE.
Peterson, ". T., 20tk, 1851.

Mpfsrs. A. u. & n. SANDS: Gentemen-Hsvinrwi wi, =.
messed the most beneficial effects from the OF your
Ssrsaparilla il gives pleasure 10 send you the fol
lowing statement in regard to my son. In the spring
of 1913 he took cold and after eight weeks
suffering the disease settled in his left leg and
foot which swelled 10 the utmost The swelling
lanced by his ply and discharged pro-
fusely; aer that less than eleven ulcers formed
the leg and foot time. We had fvedierent Ply
sicans. hut relieved him much and te inter
found him emaciaed and low that he was unable to
leave his he'd the most ciang pain During
this time the hone had become much affected that
piece after piece came out of which he has now more
than twenty FIVE preserved in nttle varying from one
half TO and half inches in length. We had given
up all hopes of his recovery hut at this time were
induced totry your Sarssrarlla and with its hiE
health aud appetite began immediately 10 improve land
rapid was the change that less than dozen bottles
efieeted perfect cure.
t With gratitude, remain truly yours.
DARIUS BALLARD.
We the undersigned, reishhors of Mr. Ballard, cheer
fully subscribe the facts of the above statement
". 4 r. g HAIT, 4. NJ. TRowBRIDGF,
GEo. T. DEAN, c. EAsTwGoB.
Prepared and sold. wholesale and retsil, by A. b. &
D. SANDS, Druggists and Chemists, 100 Fulton cor
of William, New York. Sold also by Druggists gen
eraiIy the United states and adas Price
81 per hottie: six hotties for s5. For saleby
II. ALEXANDER, st. Clarsvilie.
Jas. Baker, Wheeling.
Audhy Druggists and Dealers In Medicines every here
Dec. 30. ls53-1y.
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MARRIED.

On Thursday the 2nd inst. By Rev.
J. N. Rankin, Mr.. HENRY WELSH and Miss.
MARY ANN LOCKWOOD, all ofBelmont Coun-
tv. st
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COMMERCIAL. a.s. 'a
ST.. CLAIRsvILLE, March, 10.
Pittsburgh, March 8, 1854.

Tlttspurgn, nAarcn o, 1904.
. Flour--sales ON the wharf Of 63 bbls. su.
perfne and extra at $7,l5, and 10 bbls. su.
perine at 700.
Oats--in good demand; sales Of IS bus.
from first hands at Al; from store at As.
Corn--in good request; sales of l60 bus.
at So, and 400 bus. in ear at 6Oa63.
Hay--sales at scales Of % loads at $l2a
Is per ton.
Dried Psaches-a sale of 100 bushels
choice halves, from stos0, at l,75. -., q =
Cheese. isales Of 6o'bxs. w sstern Reserve
cutting at 9a9a. ..., .-.s
Butter---choice Qualities are in fair request
4 sale Of 20 boxes fresh at l6.
Sugsr--sales of 10 hhds. at 8, and do. at
4,Sl, cash. - .-....E
MolassesA-a sale of 40 bbls. Sugar.house
!" 'iaoo' 4.fg t.F ,%4 '''' 80 70
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L,IFTY DOLLARS REWARD will be

Il paid TO any person who will buy box OF DR.. TER.
RRf,S Healing ontment, aud using IL according TO d
reeions ifthey will call At my once and say, with
clear consc ence, that IL will not cozPLEIELY
Chspped Hands, cbiIblsins Chafng, Sore Lips Burns
and Freezes Sores on Children and greatly alleviate, II
entirely cure sat'heun, Piles. Bhamma alton oftbe
Breast, Bites OF fasees, Pimptes tile Face, and all
Diseases Of the skin. MONROE TERRELL,
.|....r. Naugatuek, Conn.
UPTo whom all orders should be addressed. II IL
Sold also by the aud Country Mer
chants generally.
WHoLEsALE DEhLERs--C.Y v. Cliekner e. Co, No 81
Barclay street. New York; A. Mcclure Co., Albany;
Fleming Brothers. Pittsburgh; Vim. II. Brown & Bro,
No Liberty ST. BatinofejT. W. q sons Philadelphia.
J. w. COLLINS, e. ClansvilIe,
". ALEXANDER, do
John A. Haines, East Riehiand.
!. v. Nanlaw. Lloydsviiie.
J. r. Mitchell, Horrstown.
u. Murphy, Hendry sbuTgh.
Morton 4 Carlisle, Fairvew.
X. Miller, .it Bridgeport.
Turner 4 M'Guirs, t.Fe- hAuin's Ferry.
Sept. 30, ,Is53-1ysow, -f .- ..'.
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n. wnTnonK. .-. ..r ....... .... o. n. wolys.
nuoH JONES. t..a r. eso. .. pEry.
wv HITMoRE, WOLFF g. CO., In
wv PoRTERs AND wnoLrslLr DrALrss IN tl
Foreign and Domestic Hardware,
SIGN OF THE ANVIL,
No. SO Wood Street, three dooos above the So.
Charles Hotel, -. ..



Are now IN rsesipts their Spring supply Their stock
of Foreign Hardware was selected directly from the
MANUFACTURES by one OF the hrm recently IN
Eursps in the be terms, which enables
TO offer Rduesmente to dealers and assure custom
Of theis sbyapd disposiiion W supply then with
Western Merchants who buy in the Eosters Markets 10
an e1amindtion OF Stock knowing our psehhar yae
ies procuring goods give advantages with the as
surance 10 dsfy comp etitioR from any quarter.
We are constantly making additions 10 our Stock
Among our assortment may be found the following;
10 casks chains, ast. 500 doz axes, asst.
: " anyiIs leases cast steel
l5 spriup Il Tab, cut" so 4" screws
I speneers files ." 5Obags horse nails g
$50 doz grass scythes " rs kegs west .-"
$50 Corn d" go gross scythe stones -
a0O Suesthes q I" rs Rifles
9s0 -. bny a man fkys" Blacksmith Bellows,
gOO :, coal a. can, shoy" Mill Il cross cut saws
I50 soades .Fl Carpenters Tools "
$50 hoes. Platform scales
ALSO,
A large assortment Of ssddlery Hardware and Trunk
Trmmines, o. March l0th, 1854
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA.-I Quar-
Feb 10, 1854.

SANDS SARSAPARILLA.-IE Quart
- BoTTLEs-For Purifying the Blood. end for the
Cure of Scrofula rheumatism, Stubborn Ulcers Dys-
pepsia Salt Rheum, Fever Sores. Erysirelas, Pmpl@
Bles Nercural Diseases Cutaneous EruptioDs, Liver
Complaint, Bronchitis, Consumption, Female COM
plants, Loss OF A pprtilc, Genera! Debility, &c.
In this preparation all the restorative properties
the in their utmost strength and
efficacy; hut while Sarsaparilla Root forms an impor
tan part its combination, il is at the same time
pounded with other vegetable remedies ofcrea power
and il il in the iar combination and scientific
of its that its remark able in the
cure ofdisease depends. 1t acts simultaneously upon
the stomach the circulation ard tie boss; and thus
three processes which ordinarily the result three
different kinds Of medicine, are Carried the
time, the insirumentaty Of this edist
agent which gently stimulates while il dsinfects and
eIpesfrom the stomach and bowels alt that irritating,
and al the time and tone Many
other preparations initiate il in hearing the of
Sarsapara and in that their resemblance ends being
often pared from worthless and inert roofs and of
course possesses no healing or curative propees and
patients in making choice of which they will use should
take other, but that entitled to their confidence
from the long list of has effected living wit
nesses, whose testimonials aud residence have bees
published, and who are still bearing daily testimony to
its worth
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TIVE STATE OF OHIO BELMONT

Co. County, s.: court Of common pleas, notice in
y5itsehnsnt y--HEsRY =. ODELL, plaintiff vs.. THoNAs
TuErtE, defendant.
The Defendant Turtle is hereby notified that on the
3ist day Of January, a. d. 1854 Petition was filed in
said court by the said Henry T. odeil, against the sd
Thomas Turtle the o ject and prayer of which is TO
collect debt oyv ing Wy defendantt 10 said plaintiff on
for goods Sold and delivered work labor done
mater ais furnished by The plaintiff to and for the
defendant. 7m't due St4 Al with interest from the
I7tB day June d. 1s53 Ind that the property OF
the defendant been he'd in this The said
hereby required 20 answer demur 10
said Petition before the ls day OF 1pr a. d. lSf
or said Petition will be taken sstrue and confessed and
judgment rendered thereon accordingly. -
DAVENPORT q CHRRLEsWORTH,
y4tt'y tor P1'f.
JoHS II. HEAToS, Clerk Feb. ID, 1854, CIV.
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saF For the best Daguerreotypes,
Single or in groups, gogto l99 Main
street, Wheeling, as '' 'r
And DUR old citif en-, WIN. M.FARIS Is there to
furnish all that is exceen, in his art and low the
same material or quality can be had At any similar
tablishmegt in the country. sr.... .'ff r
Reeoliect his nearly OPT osite the Bridge,
adjoining the Nj nroe House
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Cincinnati, March 7.

% 49, Cincinnati, March T..
Flour unsettled, ranging from s, to 6,lO.-
Provisions dull. Prices nominally unchang-
ed. No sales. s.tYaG 80 &Alb,AANAt
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Answer to the Miscellaneous Enigma o
last week: The Social DEeREE. z VI !
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.ExEcUToR .s NO TTcE.-Notice
belmont County, The undersigned wss appointed ana
angiffd 2. Bsseu,or cf,be f.tsse Of ssssh iiiI,en
Al t.ose ndehted 20 said estate feusesed make
immediate psypcnt snd those having slsms sysins,
within one year fron this date. =. -. II.
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cTATE OF OHIO BELMONT CouN

- ~, SO; court common pieu.--petiony-Coutsc
DavEsroRT. Bssyants DAvfHPoRT a NuIIAn
TaLBoTT partners under the fim name OF DAvrsPoRTs
d TALsoTT, plaintiffs VS.. Tnoass Turtle, defendant
The said defendant Thomas Turtie will take notice.
that the 25ih day OF January 1854 the psintths
Davenport Talbot fled their petition in the court OF
common pleas within for the county OF Belmont State
of Ohio setting forth tnat te said defendant Thomss
Turtle is justly indebted to them IN the sum OF tsfef
with interest thereon from the lTb day OF December a.
d. 1853. Said sum being due and owing from the de.
the plaintiffs scoOun for goods sold and
by the pfto the derd al histeques thth
defendant suuired TO answer said petition on or
before the sh Of May NEXT .7nd IN default Of said an
swer thIt the said plaintiffs viii ask Judgment fof the
sum Aforesaid with interest thereon Aforesaid. at the
term OF said then ensuing the said sth day Of
May nd that the property Of said defendant hss
been attached in this case.
PETER T9LLM4N,
grt'y. for pl'f
ions II. HEAroN, Clerk Feb. 3D. ls54.--6w.
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ANNUAL REPORT

OF the County Fund Commissioners, for
)the county Of Belmont, and State Of Ohio. for Jar
1854 according 10 the statute In sueh cases made ssd
provided. '"' lei, a -. Il
Amr received from State, eB,0Jc ~
- Pd 10 State a. per 80 ~. Q -
af Last Report 45,7e0 " ~. @srt ~ sgfss A.
of prin. in 20 Treas 2T3 2l}
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sheriff's Once, March ?, 1854. -

.SHERIFF'S SSALE.-WAsHISeToN FORE
~ MAN, VS.. HANNAH FOREMAN, ct. si.-In Partition.
Rv virtue an order Of sale directed form the
Court OF Common Pleas OF Bson county Ohio, at the
nring term, thereof A. ID. 1854 will offer for sale at
public sucsion, on
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HyHE STATE OF OHIO, BELMONT

DAVENPORT q CaARLfswohrh' n" e. '" -
Feb. II, l653-6w. ..
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n.,.nce due State, 1877 50
The following are the sums loaned 20 individuais
,hips in the county, and secured as follows
kichland tp Mortg'e, oth secars lSss %
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JUHN z. NiOHVtIs, SHe'IH'
Sheriff s Office, Feb 24,h, 1884 -Ss,75.
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DAVENPORT CHARLEswoRTH, Attys Tor Pl'h.
Feb. Ith, lP54.-6w.
The daily Minnesota pioneer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1854-1855, 1854-12-11

OUTRAGEs on THE RIO GRANDE.-We are
continually recording Outragcs committed by
Mexican authorities upon our citizens. The
last one is the arrest of Capt. Armstrong of
the Comanche while temporarily absent from
his boat on the Mexican side Of the river. 1t
seems that he was cunning at the time of the
arrest, and it was considered Il violation of the
decree that no person should cross over the
river with arms from the American side. AS
there was no possible split in the transaction,
it is easy to see what annoyances American
citizens must be continually subject to, who
may be compelled to have intercourse with the
Mexican frontier. TO avoid collisions of this
kind, it is every day more appcrcnt that the
force asked for by the Secretary of War, is
absolutely necessary to the peace Of the coun-
try.-Ieras State Gazette.
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THE 1IIGHLANDERs.-At a recent military
ball there appeared two gentlemen in the dress
of the Highlanders, a volunteer corps not long
since organized in this city. One is a licutcn-
ant, and the other the quartermaster.
The Scotch costume created quite sensa.
ton, owing to its novelty, on the occasion,
and its naked contrast with other uniforms
The first street parade of the new corps will
take place during the next month, and the
Highlandcrs will wind up the day with a ball
the company dancing to the music Of the bag
pipes. A performer on that instrument has
already been engaged for that purpose. Ex-
citing times are anticipated; and "a fine oppor-
tunity will be afforded for the display OF the
citizen lIighlanders' limbs with which the filings
and reels are to be cXecutcd.-H Washington
Sentinel.
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Deg-J. H. Harmon, late Mayor of Detroit,
ami now Collector Of that port, is an exam
pie to young men. In 1888 he was engaged
asa common soldier i'll the patriot war lie
left the patriot army poor ragged 10y, was
picked up and placed i'll the Free Press
OH e. From a common printer boy he soon
arose to the station of partner in that extern
sve establishment. AS an editor of that
iInucatial Journal he obtained high rank
in is party, and his fellow citizens, without
regard to party, have extended to him their
suilraycS Ter Office, which brought him not
only wealth but honor.
a few years since he came among us,
without reputation. To-day he stands in
our midst with reputation that most of us
might cOvct, and with an amount of wealth
that none but the shrcwd, active and indus
trlOns can ever hope to obtain. Follow his
example /! Go and do likewise.
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st. Paul A1n'ts.
NEW BOOK STORE.

o. sH : C.. HAMILTON CO..
No. 8 Winslor House Corner Of Eagle and Fart Ss
RE receiving and opening the largest and best
"A ment Of Books, stationary, Vall Paper and fancy
articles before brought west of Chicago which
oer for sale at the very lowest possible cash prices
We would first cali attention to stock of UaIldpe
comprising over 5000 rc which purchased at very
iow rates. Those wanting KaTf Paper, would do web to
leok at asso~trreAt fr' : 'f-' .'
Our stock Of Stationery can't be beat this side of Chi
Wrdfn9 Paper Of all grades rens Ink Rubber Ink
Rulers Blottng and Drawing Paper of all deserp
establishment. .- 7'I
Cold Pens We have large stock of j. b. Peers
iens all warranted which offer the public at Eastern
prts Gold and Silver Tooth Picks, very neat article
ietgers, Journals Day Books, Pass Books and Memo
randums OF all styles, in sets single.
We have good stock Of Miscellaneous Books ami
great variety Of Children's Books, which cannot fail to
please. i' $500 "
Cheap Publications. We have store very large stock
and new ones received by Express they are is
sued from the press. We have Arrangement in New
York city by which all the works to us
as soon as printed
" Schod Books we have all Of \. s. Barnes 4 Co. 3
publications, which offer as low as any 9th, establish
meht IN Town Give Us call. C. HAMILTON Co,
june oo-utl No. 3, WinslOw House
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H e A DING BOOKS!
6ANljERS' NEW SERIEa

HAVE you seen them? They are admirable books
All the teachers who have examined and used them
warmly their singular fitness for the purposes
school room.
They in fact the carefully considered results of
most ample experience in teaching, and accordingly
adapted admirably in every way to the powers
of the learner.
Here in the onset are duh arguments long drawn
out, to prove that 1.-The picture of is not cat
that the picture of horse is not horse" that the
picture of is not a COW and other information
equally valuable and approp late I'm school book for
child.
On the contrary the child is assumed to have common
sense and to need instructions in what is useful
ed to his He not therefore puzzled the
with long words and abstract definitions, and wcared
with reading attempting to read, what is without
eft because above his capacity, and without interest,"
cause insufleraby dull ..
In Sanders New Reading Books every step in the pro-
cess till the very last plainly preparatory to the
The pupil rs pleasantly and profably conducted through
lessons consisting of two, three sylables
in regular succession, all containing full of
est moral and Instructive vet highly entertaining and
besides arranged while merely teaching him re-:
to Undue his mind with the wholesome thought and
develope and strengthen his mental powers.
Teachers. examine them, and Judge for yourselves
The teachers throughout the Territory set of
the above books for examination, by calling W. g.
Combs near the American House, who the only author
lied agent for Minnesota.
June 22--dly.
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OENEkAL MAhkEIS.
1--WE SToCK-Corrected daily by SCOTT Co.--Deei
foot, IS OOMs so 2 cwt. Cows, s3OGS5O Work Oxen
ssOGsl5O q yoke.
HoGs--Reta-on foot 90 T cwt.
SHEEP =. GOAT so p head.
VEN -oN--carcass Sc r Is. Retail Zoe p b.
FRESH MEAT-RcailT fb.-fsccf 1Oc "a &c Mutton l.c.
Pork, 12c. Veal, 12c Chickens So so p dozen.
acknowledgements daily by b. PRISIEr Pork
$40 Gl$19 so z Dbl Hams, 15c = ID. lard, 1:M15c Z
Flour, supcrine 50 90; extra 50 so q Dbl Corn Meal,
25c. q bu. Beans, 81 % q BUSH Potatoes, 6OcG65c
T. BUSH Fres.Butter, 25c GI3Cc. q h. Cheese 15c "a
lsc q tb. Eggs, CSC. q dozen.
GRocERrrS-(From Mr. ALEXANDER REy, Robert street
Sugar, 4 H. brown, 7tsM1aic refined, Sac. crushed
and powdered, 12lac. Coffee lie GDl5c. Mo-Iayuyra
16c 4 ID. Java 2Oc L fb. Y. II. Tea 75c. Imperial 81.
Rice. 121sc. Moasses, soc. Ms1 90 2 gallon.
DRIED FRUn.-Applcs. 81 IS u buShe Peaches, 81 %
Green Apples Sc 90 q Dbl.
GRAIN.-Oats, 45c Corn, .5c. Barley, roc
MsCEII-,NEoUs.-Crackers,$ IS so u barrel Taow lie
4 Ii. Candles, star, SOC T h. Dried Fish. 1Oc z Is.
Lime, 81 SO Z Dbl Onions 81 90 q bush. Lard Oil, 81
rs + gal. Salt 81 so + bu. Vinegar c5c. q gallon.
Tobacco 25M5cc = Ii. Hides (green) SIC dry, DC.
q Id.
LrMBER-Common, s16M1S q NJ. Dimension stuff
$40; Flooring, S2+ Sizing $40; Shingles, IS 90.
Woodbury., 81 so q cord.
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DAILY, PIONEER.
SAINT PAUL:
Monday Morning, December III, 1851.
The Know-Nothing Convention.
CINCINNATI. Nov. "a

CINCINNATI, Nov "a.
1t is understood the Known othng Conven-
ton, which has been in secret ses ion here for
the last two weeks will adjourn tomorrow. The
attendance has been very large, and each State
IN the Union has been fully represented -
MesSrs. John NJ. Clayton, of Delaware I'LL
man, OF New York; Browne, of PENNSYLVANIA;
LumsdeD, of New Orleans; and Mayor Conrad,
Of Philadelphia, were there. Harmony is said
to have prevailed among them. Important
changes have been made in their constitution, a
new ritual adopted, and their passwords,
signs, have undergone Il complete alteration.
The question with reference to Presidential
candidates was not brought up.
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GROCERIES AND PROVISIONS.
FOR THE. MILLION

ID PRESLEY has left hast Saturday, the I'D inst,
ID for ST. IO1s, to purchase the largest stock that
was ever brought to this place. He woaM
specially call the attention of his surrounding friends
and the pnbiic in general 10 that seed epp'rtaahy fs,
without running all town to buy what they wan
please step in and examine prices and quality. Also
in addition to this has just received this week Hams
Esps Fresh Butter, Cheese, Oysters, Sardnes, Lard
Flour Extra and Superne Corn Meal, and good man,
other things TO mentioA ut the large brcf
block, Third street, st. Paul.
Wholesale and retail VI
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A telegraphic despatch from n. Y. Nov
"a says:
A private letter from the Sandwich Is
Lands, says that the treaty ceding the Sand
witch Islands to the United States, has been
actually signed by the King, and only
awaits the return of the Prince, his son,
and his signature to render it cflectual