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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-10

John II. Plcasaats Madisonian having uttered
very silly sheer at Mr.. Peasants as one who had
scolcd at "h'hy mechanics, e Gan old Loco roco bug
aboo )-te National mteigcncer asks John Jnncs the
following very pointed question is he (John joncsl
aware that his master had hardly assumed his present
Ill starred station when he invited The very gentleman
in question Mr. reasanis) tie come to Washington and
take charge of an official newspaper herc?" Surely
John Jones ought TO be very grateful to Mr. Peasants
Tor declining pcs, by filling O. which John has but
tered his own bread Had Mr. Peasants accepted the
invitation, however. the probability is that Tyler
through tearo him, ncutra1ing his fear of WISE would
never have turned extraordinarily the public luss is
more than counterbaanced by John Jones S gain
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-10

o. The charlottesville Jefersonian ''suspccls" that,
there Is some mistake in the statement of the Win
chester Republican. to the intention Of Senator Rycs
to vote for MIR. Clay. should Mr. C. he the Wing can
d'date-as he will te-for the next Presidency UhY
does the Jeftrsonian suspect SOP
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-10

1sras--1he news from Texas, in a preceding col
ninn Is important. There seems now to be no doubt
that the MeXlcans, il considerable force and under an
experienced General have invaded tho new Republic
and we iearlha the latter will hardly be able in its pre-
sent crippled state to resist the pressure Gen Hous-
ton will now learn the folly of which he has been guilty.
in disgusting the volunteers who few to his assistance
from this country on former occasion of alarm They
will not 20 back and the ngrati,u.c with which they
were treated will deter others from inviting similar
fate. Our sympathies ALI with the Texians-but we
fear that the unfortunate Of their President will re-
suit in bot'iag them from the map an independent
people.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-10

w Inc Madisonan grarely assures the public that
"a ".yah' who has recently superseded Mr. Full
10 ~ 1issis'an' Post Master General, is not named
pV"' 'h'a"s' out Jesn .qteaander Bryan. The Nlad
IKE It's master, when he urged Mr. Webster and
WI Ewing to cirisen the Bank bill, Fiscal Aren't y
oeems "nones" ofgreat importance.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-10

o. Gen James Hamilton, Of South Curolina, now
IN London, has addressed interesting letter to Mr.
Calhoun, on thB subjects of Finance Currency and
Public Credit-whch we shall publish on Thursday.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-10

Worth C"oiind.-Se have a, casfl the complete
return OF the vote for Governor Of this State the late
election. viz
For j. I. Morchesd (whig) 3G.7o5
For l.. d. Henry (oco) 3l,7ll
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-10

~ stated that Secretary Upshur, of the NAVY
''t'''menf' Is confined to his room by illness.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-10
FIRE. E.l'<f K.s.v'lE.

OFFICE IA. FIRE .lND iMiR ms coz
RcnmoNp. 20th Sept. lei2 s
INliE Virginia Fire and Marine Insurance Company
Capital 100000. Home institution One.
on Nth street, under the Exchange Hotel.
DIRECTORS.
A. PLEAsANTs. President; WV, DAnNrr.
FLEMING JAMES, y. NJ BnANcu
=. l. CRuMr, j. T.. W.nswonTH
JupAH MYERS. H. L. KENT
JAMES I. CRANE, H. {. WonrnAu,
DHo. Thomson, JNo ~ GonpoN.
llrNRy Lupi.,M, j. j. FnY.
VIM II. iIuBnARp,
Insure against loss damage by FIRE ON Bldldinas
Merchandise Furniture, &c Sc favorable terms as
well as against Marine hazards ON both Foreign and Do
nestle voyages. The proprsty Of protecting ones pro
perry against the avalrs OF Fire and the seas is so man
iiest that II needs but e comment Tho fact that
man IS insured should properly Gas it does) add TO his
crodtit secures ease and composurc Of mnd--and IN
abes him, III Of loss to his property These
benefits of the highest moment and amply eonpen-
safe for the comparatively small amount expended IN
premiums. II is surely then, wise thai all who havr
property AT risk should protect themselves by insurancn
and this, like all Other business, should be done AT
HOME, when il can be thus done satisfactorily An
plcaiions made to the undersigned will be promptly at,
tended To. II!OS. NJ AIFRIEND Sccty
Oct 10 IN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-10
GENTLEMES,S
40 E r. - y e q II r y.

fFNIlE gentlemen of Lynchburg are specially reqncs-
ted 10 call at my CLIO Thing STORE, one door
below Mr.. jno. G.. Mems and examine large lot Of
DRESS AND EEEOCK COATS,
os the Ltest fashion. and decidedly the cheapest OF
tered in this place. CAN and you bo dressed in 4
full suit at lf!tIe over half price
- BENZ TERRY.
Oct 10 lifts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-10

o5. DR.. VIM. Eery Claiming, tie learned scholar
and eloquent divine, died at Burlington, Vermont, the
Isl inst
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-10

YNIIE ANIMAL meeting Of tie Stockholders G N,
l. Lyachburg aud buffalo Springs Turnpike Compa
ny, will ~ be At Pedar Mills. the first day Is No
vember next panc,ual attendance is earnestly sui
cited, as business Of importance will come before III.
meeting CORNELIUS SALE. Pns,t.
CnAMrr CARTER, S,c'y.
Oct. 10 w,u,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-10-10
ROBERT TfNSLEY. elk.


COMMISSIONER UfFItE,
Amherst C'urt liouse, Qelober 9TH, 1912.
The parties viii take notice that | have appointed
Monday, lhe lth day Of December next to commence
,se accounts in the foregoing order directed, which
day. at the hour Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ they requested
to attend at my Office, with their accounts vouchers aud
copies Of court papers, prepared for examination and set
tement. ROBERT IlNSLEY, Com.
Oct. 10 wtw
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18

Jihs.' requiring great deti5erafion.' and which.
We are told. Ito excuse Congress for It's prodigIous
session. occupied much lime" Hear the apollo
g'st
- During tie last session. moreover. Congress
have passed two very important bills. which have
always required great delberaton and occupied
much time, VIZ the apportonment bill and tarid
bill"
Both these important bills we're whipped through
under the gag of the hour rule and the spur Of the
prey ious quest on and do not think that ten
days discussion was allowed To either of them. But
what these two important bills Of winch this
long Parliament was delivered after nine months
One apportons the representation Of the United
states. 10y dividing the whole population by com
mon diylsor OF seveniy-odd thousand. impOs ing on
the State legislatures the duty Of making disrlc-s
accordingly and the other is the tax bill, passed
and repassed unde. the gag and previous question.
Glide.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18
THAT SANE OLD CoON,-

AIn-Zr Coon
As walked out, twas no, quite noon.
o there spied that "same old Cson,"
4 singing of that same old tune.
About that roasfed reef
Says Mr.. Coon. how DO you DO >
Says he .old friend. why, how are you .
guess Use none the better Of you.
hav'nt 60; '';la, 5rc,..'
Says he odd friend, don't he SO fast.
III make amends for times gone past :
lie sm.'d, he grinned. aud looked eghast,
He !ooh d much ike isief!
Saws '.Nr. Cson'-and then he smiled.
You can't quite come it DER this child =
And then he looked. q Lord how Wild,
His tail hung "d9rva Il FRET"
Says Mr.. Coon. you've had your day;
loa promise well-but YOU never pay
You smell too much ol Harry CLAW,
To gUH ns any more
Come all whig friends in this October.
Leave eff hard cider and well go II sober
And Wen tan the skin Of this old loafer.
la good old Baltimore.
Ard now TO make the matter hrief
And since W. find there's no relief
Wen roast your carcass. you old thief,
In place of 'ihe. ar 5eeC'
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18
R09E ENDING.
a n


HAY, IlItk q Co. wholesale and retail dealers and Aanulac
- Of Blank 3oua Bcot,. and dealers saost
Brlcay Palmer
indianapolis, Indiana
lie found constantly hand The its
description 81 Blank Books Tor unis Audu aud isasueI
Comm and Magistrates, wthsfit printed heads
In al BanN BAs they Improved Patent
me which >refgA IN gTe Fcbg. Aud inccmps aby
other method blank
keep the leaves Lasts ct
"ea the methods The
OF readers e ks double the d KIDD ihnueh they
Ia durability aud
prioe.
I. al descriptions
Fancy Auies, such Ladies' Genlemems fou To,S
ke> Card Casrs- Albums, Spectacle Cases, Cr Cases Pocket
Books and Note Books.
Music PAPER always hand which be bound
Banks supplied the
and B0Eaa the best >e. reasonable aud soi
Tue most improved pattern Ruling Machine just
Books and Paper ruled psitrFn.
They prepared 10 do al kinds Of Ending French and English
an aud Moncco Plain, Extra, aie aud EDGE
FINISH All Kinds of Law and neIrsrd works and nnd
match winch personal
bound in syie desired aud
cgElion Isaac BL,cKroEp. Judge. ~
DUNN, Treasurer NJ iudlur
MesEiLI President of Stale Bank J. ~ RAY. Cashier
. W tsOY, Secretary Of Insurance Company A. W oHEi Esq
v Il. Palmer Esq Sly
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18

HS hue o a of deee certified from the c'ik or
giciy c \yeuivr. 3D. in Cont i tic ieut House
dolT, 81 indianapolis, ltiWcc The hour hcd by
law fii'n rl
ni t.iai iie iit 81 tl' wet i o.. 81
g. u.s. li~ti "a The
unw' BOUNDARY 80 WI beginning nj 'f GA tn east lne 81
rili
% A Road,
tee north weiaiv wnh the >'i Read 10 lbe mouth
line hlif gpaiel. e uouHi~t ihrn,
and of e-i'naiei ~ contain p
iren Irfuir eis hn thereof cd
ct pce Land, which been decided io lnn
Iegze ihe ilu demanded tv said
place lie supple ct SAID
Bartholomew Bridges aud Dc9ha
Binigcs. T. tue slil q Sloaeirn \. tieletfl.
~ [. ID. SheIT VI. &.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18
N2.E,E,EiT-a GA2-r.

SpN of nne dfee lcm ie Clerk office
> Of Marion CONT rrhlc AT the
OUT lIe indianapolis oute oih DIV 81 Note'
her J. - hetHe,u the hours prescribed u, law The rens aud pdis or
follow le real estate. situated Marion
e.. o.
also ~. - n~p ID. > aud ie
half VS.. ani iidue feile
HE l minded N SAID esecuns, Will Al The time
fe the
AnseV Wilson the 81 Wight aud Nan>uf, ilei leu
a. f. Rodney, \. ". d. lnts The stHe OF Indiana,
j. D. HAT Of ulln1. anI Wud~ MuSaidye 4
NNnus J. u. ~ Re- A-D\. Sheriff VI. C.
Oct. -. ISi1. IL T. CorsoN NioacF-, Deputy.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18
S.r- nr, gcg,.V. C..s..g.

"a oFrE hereby H n pursuance o Order 81 The Pro
" haze t0nt Nafnn county vii ot at public 1e Sdiuf
day. the l2'i Miller,
NaNuc Maroon uu1na, slate road
five mites nahWe indianapolis The real Eoeu Mor
sen. deceased, The southwest northeast
-.
'cniain'ng le eiue e. situate m Wayne
n>'p. SlHi id the purchase he
paid IN hand SAID dv: the er thirds
in>iilnen and the
approved ftrni security f The Of the base
The above Land viii To- Sold s,leci widow dover
\ adt
O'Clock. \. VI. aud O'Clock. r. NJ
saiddiy ADAM WEIGHT, Administrator.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18
CONVENT ND ACADEMY.

sisters o Providence Te Ilaue Neo county, lodi
SISTER lhec,Hl cue superior, 1he Sitr> al fNi
dence the hua. newly occed ~ retired and
l from iiauie
been
1T i1Ter at Among The Iuiot>
idrcn of these different
nnt their teachers the at prirctng themselves 10 Their
bn.ul-c aud fca learning the other branches
be- ~cir
The of in~frrfon embraces Reading. Wfinr Antetc
eehN ant History. bath ancsut aud mnien In-l> touN>i
Natural Philosophy. Chemistry. ioauN. N,iitct. h
Elsi.r..
WolN. Iape-r auI lace Work.
TERMS OF ADMISSION.
Boarding. nendn. e above English branches annum go %
Vocal aud
DraN4n- Dn Piuiu- AMI fuius Wafer 1lt~- Imitation ot O
Pant Linen aud Nevei. Oriental Painting. Embroidery
Anicn Fons Washing heHdns. Medicine
al a. r. Apfiecars
4
of reli.kr> worship Catholic hut rsinle
re denomination received Of rqlfed
pnrre dsoencs public duties
Auseiers directed toihe Institution masl be post pad.
October O.. ISL
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18
STATE Of Imdiana. shci Y C.uni,:

IL CfGscpg.
NJ Sleeih, John Murphy,
Aueisiu> anmer and John u. Stewart.
THNnE sad complainant flied office ct the Cleik al the
d lin 81 complaint iid defendants
aGt1vi a llut tfi that john
Ie.i John Murphy and Augustus Hummer HE SAID defendants
% sad hi residents The of Indiana. Therefore
Murphy
appear judge Shelby
the ice oldrn Ilulse
Ia VILE aud lr SHELBY lie Thursday
lh H Size d
Ieutus confessed
"a and dec ufru ~ heiT euct.
ls'.. SNI.NAN MORRIS. Cck. =. e. 4. In.
:. ~ .Ior. ~ 81 Complainant. Il.sy
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18
I'll I,EsaE,s-, eAs.s,.

apN decr iie Clerk Office Of
ihe Maroon Cont viii p-e puhl SHE n lie Cunt
House door The Of niiiuaa the day ri November
The prescribed aud profits
at the uNin. described real Hei Ia Marion
wit: da iS los g. g. and TO- IN block 49,
aud q ~ a.. -, H. ~ aaI - n - aud lot ~
Iin Noi' sub of said his"
h. tle indianapolis and tlfafe realize the
Il amount demanded il sad execution Will and
place, pose simple properly
JuserIfs e.. " % W. Hin.
J. u. FteG l~ON. sheriff ". c..
Deff - -9v L., -
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18

ALONE ~ MS Gtoar 1t is reported that the Wings
OF Maine have elected Senator; Mr. OTIS IN The Ken
neheck district, Almost .skhHKcd -Iiurra nal
TENNtssEt--The Louisville Sun SAYS:
"tien Jacob Donneson has been elected to the Iegis
laure If tennessee, 10 MI the vacancy occaoned 10y the
resignation OF MAJOR Barry 30 much for the progress of
Clay ism in that State"
Mr.. Tyler las deserted The Whigs-Mr. Webster has
deserted the Whigs-and the next thing presume will
be that Mr. Clay has deserted them aisor deserted his
presen, position, for new of hard money aud free
TRAIT, something Of that
THE 'oNE Pow ER.'-The Boston Courier saws
the only act which the present Congress has passed that
has grace enough IN the body from and
Unauthorized inamy, Is The Tariff Revenue Bill aud
that saved ia the Senate by the man pow err
Mr. illiams, of Maine voting for It, Contrary To his
avowed opinions. This Is pretty plain talking for a wing
newspaper.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18

CJThe Louisville Journal says 1--WE understand
that, o'clock yesterday evening. coroners inquest
held The body of H. Bliss. Jr and after the exam.
inalion OF some testimony. the jury returned verdict
murder against Godfrey Pope Esq pursuance of which
coroneIs warrant was issued against Mr. Pope aud
placed in the hands of the sheriff no arrested him at his
own residence at O'Clock. and lodged him IN all
We learn that MIR Pope Immediately applied to the
Hon. j. j. Marshal. Judge the Circuit, Court for
~rt Of h0br0s corgVs and ;ha the argument upon il;
viii be heard The opening oi tic Count this morning
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18

EnY vnueo Of execution 90 directed iom tie Clerks office
of Marion Circuit tolfi. VIII
House tie oi Indianapolis sth
,elr, ote follow ine described rial IN Nan
moth hall
aud ne realize the iul demanded
viii the aud place ,pue the simple
anl property ip H. Lands, The
John Twesier. J. l.. ftEG NSoN, sLeId VI. g.,
Del II IV Ntcgrr-.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18
- a eED EEgS Y

Fp>HE undersigned this attention
rch ani extensive assortment az >ads. af>st-
lie has hand.
every Kind, and bidt- and
ndnn.>, saddle iae, af bags travelling hunks Kases spring
side saddles carriage and common s.
aeis usually "ind ~ IA extensive se Ai~ line at
oicoiar> all
Madison az elsewhere Bargains be bad couu,
produce VIII be taken GOT >dde, Al orders Thankfully
attended Ia with puncuaiuy aud despatch.
St"fen The new BRICK block ccty oiseii Palmer Iiouse
}s-y a ROLL
H. R. ha~ on hand, quantity seasoned lumber he
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18
BVDIaVaE0L.s Gen TissL COUs:Sr.


E,SOc thee old Fe,~ Spring or
y tie Genital course, indianapolis, NJ The Spring l. -
Dollars and he
the ~ las oi January make
JaNrs T. ~NtlH b. ulIdai Lrchel 10y mp Richard dam
bv M3fy Jane
v T. CT Vieo Nina, TIvIer
lac Iity nai. rsm- Dan Feifnaueht
IA JIufs ID
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18
SO sss.NT CHEAP.

'HNuE cnmnioous building recently occupied
u Brown a : THIS Isu at
most eligible sluanns boarding ka>e 10
epa,red The stables
nd FOR a Irue IL
families. ~
would probably wi he without al The
invited cal the sul~cle HON they VIII
learn he r. T.. IiEDDERIl.
Ip-tNr ar f,s Quaker sfs>tor
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18
sADDE.EN.. HAstNENeEs. E,lsEE.E.... a.

ADEFssf.S. II = e = slN-s..a. E.ITEstE...-. dc,
'E'lE undersigned have e"n~a"s hand. rlflaled
- innitcinc according an
of Saddles BRIDES Nauin Hain.e Colfs Ilaers every
other article their line Every article viii ae warranted of GOOD
stock aud prices other Enlistment
= e - sb & &.
such as Wheat Oa Gee Hides Linen few other
exchange for goods ntt pf,re They s.,
i two doors west ca Dfahe Hotel, indianapolis.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18

Mons or THE STATE BANK SrsrEx-ATcHArAIAY,
BA>K.-rhe New Orleans ADVERTISER of the 7h instant
SAYS:
I'VE learn that a suit has been Instituted against
Charles Harrod late Cashier ct the bank aud his ecur
ties, for the fu which they liable; and
Also against the president, cashier aud directors odo
C.usE Errrcr.-"John. NV hoy. what was ths
spirit exhibited by the Wings m 1910 = III was mostly
hard cider AID brandy sing sir. How did YOU feel
about th'ss day.. hey , Particularly nice about the
edges sir. "WeIi what thr present condition your
party" MOSTLY rows ard desiuu fremenlous. SIT
John YOU ma, go out
The TarG Is felt already. Ia. J,uraGL
Tins Is pre- isely what iahorlng man sad last week
when he Was eoUpe led 10 pay THREE CENTS MORE
Tor brown susar-N .iJaay - m
The Democratic ms,nts ON JOINT ballot in the Icgsa-
iure oil "S~ou - larger thar anticipated. 1t l. sad
to he 6i-DemocfaIs 81, Wings Sc.
Low roR rHE PooR.-rhe Federal Co,e,es. b,xe,,x
ed fn- printed cacoes which purchased by the rch
Thirty rsa CENT. whilst they have taxed the coarse
c.licoe- which are purchased hy the poor ONE HUN
DRIED AND TWENTY PER CENT.
We learn with great pain, that Isaac Rind Jackson esq
United States Char dAfairs the Court Of Denmark
died a, Copenhagen the 9Th If july after an illness
of three weeks.-.Nlfionai Intelligence
CAS.prAv LUMBER TRApE-The Osweco Palladium
complains that the lumber trade with Caaada which has
hitherto given employ large number the Lake
cra Is exiuguIshed under the OF duty and the
mode Of assessing 1t.
The Cirefe is the name Of new Clay paper at Gin.
cinnaiI We expect every day one named the
"Heifsr."-Bssf Post
II is reported that Jce Smith head Of the Normons h,
set out for Europe to avoid prosecution for his
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18

GOAC sOVHESI.
VIE
"A years
la,s Which he establishments
has looked gr-
onward Appearance His Iab improved
render HOSES perfectly comfortable.
lie due himself lhe who may feel dis posed upon
VIII he aeeeallV enie JOHN y. HINrEG
q ~ ni..Sts
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18

Persons calling
please say ADV Ef
4.
Miss Margaret Alen
VIM & Adair
Lewis Anderson
ID.
Mrs Iriam Brown
Miss Talitha Bodkin
d" Sidney Bruce
" Mary Bugh
Mrs Frances Given, or
John Burk
Robert Brown
Rev Thomas Brown
Peter ID Brown
John Bryc &c
Henry Bauser
John Bailey
4 ID Ba'es
James Bennett
Henry Bradley
ElIjha Bell
Sampson Barbee
George " Bruce
James ID. Blair
John X burk
+ l. Barclay
Frederick Becker
Thomas Bushrod 9
John Britton
+ q Britton =
Thomas Brown, (col'd)
T..
Mrs Sally Cooper
Jeremiah Collins
Jacob Cochran
Henry Carter
Henry Colestock
ohio Caylor
Joseph Clark
Jas NJ Cushman
Martin l.. Coyner
Henry Cratser
ID.
Mrs Jane Dinsmore
Philip Dean
A Z Davis
Patrick Dillon
Ebenezer Dumont
l..
VIM Ii Edmondson
Jacob Eldndge .
r.
L FuliZ
II Francis
james f Franklin
Thomas Faris
William X. Finn
Peter Folsom
Hiram Il. Castor
Mason Griffith
Samuel Goldsberry
James Gibson
III.
Mrs Eliza Hyser
Mrs Eliza Hartman
Miss Eliz A Hull
Ruth Hunt
Theodore Higley
Edwin ID Haze
John Hess
Reuben Hunter
Patrick Hamill
I.eevl Hobbs
Elilha House
WIN J Holcomb
Robert Harding
Frederick iarisell
David Iiendrickson
Nelson iIartsock
George Hoover
Frank IN Hal
Fhos Huls
Herin Heinrich Herinelake
Be- jamin > Heron
Miss Mary + Irwin
].
Mary 4 w Johnson
Elizabeth Jennings
Theodore Johnson
WIN johnson
Zerah Jennings
Samuel Jacobs
Robert Jackman
Aaron Johnson
Elijah James
h.
Arenia Kelley
Albert kyger
King * Co.
Rensselaer, knowltOn
Wesley kettleman
kasper Konrad
Garrett krewson
Lutz
] : Linn
Fleming Il l.use
John Lawrence
lJ-3w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18

AVE Just opened their old ant few doors
p West the Post and assortment 81 fTrsh
DEgs Nee Pants. Off, Dusroed. and DtcfEf baraf cas
Hador Consics. Jirr Ilcser eiested
pf'~. ir medical almost trr article
b
eastern ce with have aud Gle OF the hrsi
81
u "" some regret that The Subscribers cnrsed 10
The embarrassed Ia Their Ia
a. Ia aietinr
chase. The attention Cauns Merchants
uNaiii~ =
Particular raions
compromising uari le,c f'at
hreen ihs p1rlicalf business
feu -siiS ~ acfi.n
y B'he hf-f-~t VIII De- cash
BeesNaN I1s>red ,iu~ene yellow H.f and Lady siTftr
lni inapols Ma, -. i-fa f9W CRAtGnEAD BRANDON.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-10-18
eIsEegl fls.EsEt.sNTs. Ac

gym
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John c., or Middleton Lam
aster
John Lay
NJ.
Mrs. Susanna Morris
Miss Rebecca Morrow
David Morey .
Charles Martin
: Martin
III w Mouland
Henry Mus.ng
William Montoth
Mrs Mahan
Chas Moore
William Myres
Williim Never
Jacob Myers
George or Armistead Merit
B Millikin Il Clark
Richard Marshel
Hugh Morris
Samuel Morris
MACS.
Mary 4 Mclaughlin
William McClung
John McFali
Thomas McGruder
Jas McNey
James NcNav
n.
Ashford Napier
Charles Neighbors or l. De-
mutt
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Miss Mahale Ofme
Moses Ormes
Henry II Ormsby
II.
Ann Porter
Miss Sarah Ann Potter
Mrs Barbara Pendergrast
/" Henrietta Parker
Clement or Charles Peery
a X Phips
John Perkins
Willis Pruitt
James Petty
VIM Pearce
Obad = Pennell
George Plant
Benjamin Potter
John > Parker
James Pollit >
IRA Pro,sman -
X.
Mrs Margaret Robinson
J b Richardson
| II Roll
VIM Resgen
Henry Rushhaupt
George Raines
w : Rolf
John Roberts and Abner Lee
Thomas Rawlings
Romas Ruark
Spencer Records
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Sarah \ Smith
Peter SmOck
Peter Sm0ck. Senior
John Is Smock
Pardon Sprague
RIngg Id Smith
George Simpson
Peter Stuck
Jonathan >toops
Alanson J Stevens
James SwaIne
Robert VI stewart
Magnus II Snodgrass
knolcs Shaw
Pulp w Seibert
Henry s,turr
\ Schmidt
Carl SteInmeir
Christian Schildmeier
L.
James Towel
Charles Tomlinson
James Harvey Thornton
Jacob Tresier
Lew Taylor
L.
Hezekiah Utter
w.
Miss Rachel Wilson
Thomas Wyatt
Gollich Wilharm
VIII Watt
Riley Wooten
R,chd Weeks
Joel l.. Whitcum
Adam Wright
Martha Wright
u " hiie
Thomas White
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w iliiam Wilkecson.
Joseph VI. MOOR f, u. NJ