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Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-16

i"thc NhN'd Tfc 'onu ur The Errffrn District Of VIZ
rint. 70 Do May. istt
4 ~ He peh'n ~ HUGH Mutf-omcrc, NJ the part.
- ncfsof laiues Boyd, Isaac Diycnport AMI Ro6cIi
tiWund donI business under The iyIe aud firm III I,v
EInpnd% Co. against Joseph M'r.ii-T1 BaHtrnBfry
pn f.irr iho petition aforesaid. b. be- ordered by The
IIfi, That notice thereof hc given FOO fc HaI Joseph
Mfrs' personally, y delivering Dion reof ifr ie
l1und wIufre District or hy leaving cory ihrrDoff
twenty day eorc flr - lay N July noN. whom i.lr
fg uihr bad upon fr SAID nt Du, l fe CIV tlsII r fe
cry of Richmond, within fr l1l District. add sa ti y,
notice thereof Dog published loo thc nrw.plrcre a.rofrg
fu thc 2!i and 1ifh rules ~ Clur fIf aI pcr.s ,r
rested may appear az tie SAIL time aud place and M q,
cause ifany tlcy have, why the .ad petition sbouli y,
Doe granted a rupy-Tose
m,2 " WOW .,- ,,.....,.. HENRY GIBSON. Crk
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-16

30 Elder ISRAEL RoBoRDs viii preach a, ~.
ih''d baptist Church tins moruing a, II o'eloe. sn
the same hour OF each day throughout The ,,e..
same place. 'N' ann"
10
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-16
OO
For THE YEAR 1913.

FoR THE YEAR 1913.
Civil, foreign inter-
course, and mscel-
lanc0ps, military
ar r,.ll. s24. 424, 35s 80
Penn. .ht appropn.
atoms, 1872, 900 90
Dsbt due by corpo-
rate ei,ies, $4,000 90
Parts Of The old pub
he debt, 5000 90
Three and FIVE per
cent funds due TO
the States, $4,000 90
Interest payable in
1913 on loan, 100000 90
Redemption OF Grea-
sury notes inciud
Ing interest, 100000 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-16

10 ST JOHNS CHURCH. CnuRCu uiI-n,,tn.
''1' "'l re held in this Church this evening .o,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-16

~ ''' ' ''i''' "Is i'i lif Eastern District Viz.
gini1, 1911 NAV. 1872
On ihc petition of JOHN Sfiglcr.
Ju. cph March, Hautrnpfry
~ f'uh ng lhc peiuuu aluf"sats n if ordered Iv f
- Court ia notice thereof bc given Co the seri Ipsel,
MiHt p'irpuny, hv delivering him copy thereof ifir
%" ouui within Doe District or by leavins COPY eref
W m Known usual place uf residence, within fIie Dsrit
ailt-iso iaya h,Itn thc DO lay II July ucsf when a
~ 'fhG vii hc DAD upon flte SAID petition. AZ iI.r On,
HiI' in'hc CITY ct Richmond within tho said Disfrirt.
'nI a." ih!i notice thereof hc published iu the ns,g.,
prs according foo ihc ~ AMI n rules of court en- ft
h persons interested may appear ~ tho siI lime AMI
place, AMI show cause 10 any they have wiz t, st 10y
tfion should NOT tr granted -
At1py. Tcste.
90 10 WOW HENRY GIBSON OK
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-16
Toto,

Toto, So, 242,95 -
The following is a statement OF the probable
amount of receipts into the Treasury 10 meet the
expenditures during the years above mentioned,
provided the scale Of duties on imports submit
ici Nv The Department shall lie acceptable to Con-
cfcs.:
Pf'h1ble Receipts IN me T,sasury in 1912
Customs 10 Je 20, ~, g. GOO 900 90
Customs 20 De 81, AZ, 81 72tGGs 90
Lands Tor the ye1r 100000 On
Treasury notes issued 5OOO.OO1 90
Loan o. 1871 and ~ ~ ,33i.O23 u
MISCELLANEOUS sources 10000 90
--s392O2 800 u
PSoia5ls Rsespf. 0r I-I
Customs 274f3,335 on
Lands 2UOO.OOO O0
Miscellaneous 10000 90
-s29 SOB 1856 90
Pr0'ab's Reeeipf- Jor 1915
Customs u 1888 on
L1nds 2 100000 90
hncc.lanc0us sources 10000 90
-S2g 500. 335 90
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-16

~ D7frirt OUT of tlc United states Tor Tho F,.fcr
District NJ virginia, continued ~ Adjournment ar,ltctt
ame tonti Housc 90 The Borough II Norfolk on mo.
day. thc3idly n May. 1872 WI" '"''
IortfH y VAIL, of Doe county Of Nansemond, having
icrct"9fc Tiled hs petition praying that BE- NAV H.
.'' Hf. hantfupii Hud appealing tho r1urf fst
c pb ffnn MI notice fo il prrrDua Interested fo ,r
Ieai 'nd 'W r1usc against sii petition ila mot l,lp
.N'l ih tfuinfW'y with ilr rules II rnut. n b.
hofclnfr 'rierc' tft t persons Ginning fo he rtrr.
LfF1l C 1tI srph Hall Show cause fl fIe rof,rf ,
W. lN.h dy"i Iun" nrNt, WIN fIe f1iI Joseph q Usl
flgui nor hc d"c1rri bankrupt rursusnf fp ttr a-f
~ '"nffcF n itf behalf snI ft COPY NJ fIHr order
PHI rulcGof court ''
topy-TcHc,
Qua lo WOW - COwDERY Crs
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-16

The Madisoni,n is certainly the mos, amusing
official that It has ever been our lot to ool, upon
There is a childlke simplicity, sort Of prema,ur,
know 'no'hingness ABOUT (which renders its pratle
as pretty as baby play. The following from tn.
last number OF the INNOCENT, is better than seeing
I.n,.s rInr
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-16
MARINI. NEWS
PORr OF RIcnMoNn-Manla

High water. THIS day, ~ ,'eIock a A.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-16

IL CnANcERN -vhcNA At a Creu, s,,,.. =
nntt at law and Chsnccty for the Corn,y N,
sni'i!Yoi Richmond, ~ H.. Chancrry sic hu tntieo
auto, IN va" said city, IN "Wednesday March Ine
~" r'r,l l'nt nif'cinTs and Company oT Tho a. -,
NTsHa. Thomas yiris,hrla Keith NleE,",,c, nnS "i
'onn IIt'" l'mni.irator ct Rowland Reypois HS
Joseph h"ininslan. benjamin I,cli mi 800 ~. ~ >
A.,tSxr '''' "'' y PUBS
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-16

100 0n0 Dollars sN per cont Stock Of flo
iOOsOOO Commonwealth e Virginia In sums
% auif purchasers. Ais1. ''
10000 SIX per cent Stock ofthc City Of Richmond
Applyaf Tho Bank Of Nrriuia. I'M in !,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-16
PROPHECIES or THE MADIsoNt,N

W. have erected our standard On tic principles
OF IrI'h and Justice. We 60 for tho Coun
Try, and the whole Countrywide Eis,, and tho
West The North, and the South. These constitute
me whole country and wo shall support the inter-
Is. Of each and every section. Wo see no conflict
Of interest which can or ought To arise; but II
such conflict snall come, We shall inlorpose
at our efforts 10 maintain moderate c0unseis.
TO heal divisions, and 20 aIlay bitterness Of leel
ing We shall sustain the Administrator, and
lhe President AZ les head: We regard him as
ne Pfesdent Of no faction, but rs tho President
Of the Peope-hm IN his purposes, true IN hs
principles and actualed by the lofty ambition Of
having hs name recorded on The pages Of history.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-16

w Goo lufei slate t.unt 1f fIo Es.fafu Unrsf of VIZ
F.nif. Nay 1871, 1872
IVOMAS JORDAN ufflc county Of King W liam b.vioy
hIcd rpfiunu. Ifiyiug fH hr may ItrrI A hans
tupf " b. ordered, that sl persons rmiur m lc rre,t
orr ~ r sail Thomas Jordan show cause to tho rouf on
The 7ih Day 81 July next why iho said Tbomaa Jordan
De- not declared bankrupt pursuant o tho srt of Con
gross n fat behalf aud at copy pf fha order be pub
hahei ~ Ue newspapers according The 21I and 18Th
rules uf court.
Copy-Tesfc
mn " WOW JOSEPH r HATTTEY nc
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-16
10000 CASH CUSTOMERS wANuEr

A r DC e1lcn Hnnc T'orc, " srfci. whore They will
2. INC w,t . W coul.sng ofthc latest style. of
Irrnc" ..iWP '".tc Abcui Whalchouo. shetland Wtyc
hrId-i .ls'l Sns larton and Lawn H1nnefs Of cvcry
.",1gi' MUD No. Flowers AMI numerous other
afc Too TEDIOUS in trouble the PRIMER fo mention All
store. " street ~ -, Al
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-16
LNcHANGE CLOTHING sfoRE.-

OPPOSITE EXCHANGE HOTEL
I'VE undersigned would suggest the citzrnsof Rich
inoni and vicinity that one OF the pTnrpaf fesfutss
h Their r-dhl s dctcrnin son fo furnish mo
hi's FNlr ot goods, made ~ in superior nanncf
Nnst h'f prices arc -u. viii hc found Ia cotouort
WIN NE Times Further Inducements are offered ia 4,
constantly changing s'nrmenf, effected by o. weekly re-
cripi 81 goods from hc Establishment Pm Broaivay
Work. Sr.Up a 80, ~
Orders for every description Of Clothing fulfilled Al
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-16

1--WE hhds best ~ Croit sugar
II 100 lsgs laruyfa Coffee
%l erccs fresh Thomis'on Lime now rec e.v,ng anil
for sale 10y '"N ''''
ms ~ WOHTUAW Neguttprp a, ,.,,
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-16

IN W NO thMbNiCSt &c.
IHH ENCif Lawns, all prices
u DO ttmhfIr fu
DO Bilzafncs dn, ar
IN CUNNtNCUANa
ms u thesp cash dry g1o,ls fioro.
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1840-1842, 1842-05-16


said 90 have been carried round To the office holders
here and in Philadelphia, by on agent OF the Mad
sonian. All are required to take the paper, ond i
there is Dry hemming or having about il, the party
is, doubtless, gently reminded that tho PRECEDENT
wishes 20 know who are his friends-an in'imn,ion
which is understood in tWinkling.
Bot here is the document to speak for itself. for
furnishing which charge you years subscription
20 ihs Wig, which am confident, you vii. not lie.
gfll-c, when you come 70 the exquisite portion a.
She production which declares the motto Of tbst an.
gust reronacc, Mr. John Tyler, 10 bo-"Tru,b
Justice, RELIGION, ond Pairotism" "rrue
ohl ng :" most ttuel Ills course on The bank
bills was surely beautiful, interesting cyemplih.
cation Of bis love Of truth; no man can gainsay MI.
justice, as for his Religion, gust Of violent pas.
sion, now ond then, and IN occasional volev Of
oaihs that would moko trooper stare, a.e not n,
OH inconsistent with genuine pie,y; md as 10 nj,
Patriotism, every body that knows Mr. Tyler well,
must know, cannot but know, that he has reve,
once permitted himself to think Of any thing buthi-
dear, delr counify-Oh wbst Patriot What A
Slinil Piy-a thousand piiies 10 is-and strange
too Is no nop-ihat 50 much patriotism and religion
should not bs more appreciated.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-17

the right Of the landlord to distrtai d
property on the premises and to sell,
was notimpaired under the provisions 81
Of the Bankrupt law. 'sSs l I !.
We have not learned whether The
decision relative to the right OF tie
landlord to distrain, extends to rent
accruing after fling his petition, or
whether for such renbproperty return
ed in the schedule can be exposed to
sale. a ls7iis s.lile a9nbo5o
Z We see il stated that Judge Penny
backor Of the United States for The
Western District of Virginia, has de.
clared that after the fling ofthe petit
ton in bankruptcy, and the order OF
publication, the petitioner is exempt
from ca sG, and that no execution
can believed upon his effects, MORGAN
a landlords Warrant of attachmeut.oy
ff ~ rn ffFa hFn Rep. 90
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-17
From che d ~ Gazette.
CAMDEN AND rHIEiADEI
Phi Il 1CEs.
cbR4R x np, IsAsr DAY.
FASHION AND BL gE DICK
Purse $1,000 s1,ile hsaisv best ~


|e1aHss lsfssla llIfee
nElaa leg9nBe Nindn MIN I'll
1'he course NJ cFQWdea ytIin tisil N
ers To witness che race betg en the
above named celebrated rqcia IS,
About I o. clock the two hor were
brought from the stables, and rent
ly lin first rate Condition, ali ii
Vas whispered that Fashion IVES nol
exactly in good fix still sbd made
good show, and appeared to feel bier
position as the feelesr nag inll,r c0rn-
try-a most beautiful animal 81 lively
sorr&I, tandlevety point ap parently per-
feet. Her cpmPefitor Blue Dick, Is
an iron grey, an exceedingly well made
nag-not so much symmetry as Fash
ion, bur finely marked, aud of more
muscular frame Throughout.
y At-two O'Clock they were stripped,
mounted, and ready for theif work I;
they came to the stand without parade,
and at the tap 81. the drum started OFF
most gailantly. Blue Dick soon took
the lead, with Fashion, trailing along
ike a fox about TWO lengths ID the rear,
this position was pretty Tnuch sustained
during the 1st, 2ntd.o Sd, and more thar
half way round the Att, nile. The
mare then began almost imperceptibly
to work UP, and when about 10 run on
the straight side to come honis fbr the
heat, the horse having been kept up to
the top Of his speed the whole time,
Fashion made play and brought her
self alongside of him I; they then came
down at a killing rate, and the excite
ment among the thousands ID aitend-
ance was most painful, each ono yea
ching forward to obtain the best View
not word was spoke, and breath
ing appeared to be suspended for a
time; as the horses came rushing down,
head on, and until within one hundred
yards Of the eastern gate twas not per-
ceptible that Fashion had passed the
horse. She came up TO the stand full
two lengths ahead. Time list mile
So. End mile sd. Making the
heat in 2 80, and the best ever made
on the course. -
Second heat-Fashion took the lead
from the start,--and maintained. Il
throughout, taking the purse VIC may
say, with ease. Time OF second heat.
n 523.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-17
LIVERPooL, Sept. ]

LIVERPOOL, Sept. ] , 1S42, s.4
Dear Sir---When in the cotton
section Of the States, ! was induced to-
think the India effort on the part Of
Government would prove failure. 4
based this calculation upon these data,
that your skill, machinery, fertility Of
soil, cheapness Of conveyance, and
nearness to US, would enable you to
PuI down any competition.
Since my return home | have con-
versed with friend from India, who
resided for long time in Charleston,
and was familiar with cotton growing
and VINO is now engaged in its cultiva-
ton in the East--and, from facts fur
nished to me by him, am satis6ed-L
was wrong. .rar1- I. ,-.,.... ....
The experiment in India will sue
coed, and the success will be both rap
id and permanent. They will not on
~ grow the cotton, but they will man
ufacture it, and supply US besides with
large. quantities of the raw material.
What effect you may ask, will this
have upon the States ? The first ef-
feet will be to drive you out of tho
South American markets. That has
been your ground. You drove US
away from Misunderstanding us without
difficulty. But in India they manu-
facture coarse fabric (which suits
that marke0cheaper than you possibly
can, and, consequently, you will have
in turn 10 yield. 1t was fatal policy
on your part which leIt your manufac-
lures TO stand against the world with
out protection. They can do great.
deal; more than most people but they
can't compete with ,pauper labor or the-
cheap work Of India, unless helped by
home duties.
The second effect must be to change
the cultivation of n large number of
the States engaged in the growth Of
Cotton at34 or S cents with profit I
suppose it will. But in Georgia and
the Carolinas, III am any Judge pfsoii,
it cannot be done. You ought to know
all about this. fl remember right,
the average crop III the States would
not be more thaM 500 lbs. TO the acre,
tit will not be ever 800 lbs, Eds. and
ifso, cotton growing tho ''ih rI5tates
i~-'-e '.-''I%ess. WbaaSo TO- or in what
u nay tl- may 'HS employ their capital
probably, / can onl conjecture BIT
| / fear, brought up as they are that
they will want lamentably that thrii5
| and energy Of the, Yankee which WIN
ibe needed to gen through that 'rlat sals7
II l., gaa sFR slti- C-cloJ
The third effect, and that on which
o,S3r' legislators and phiIanthrOPists like
J most 10 dwell, is the anticipated inhu'
ence on the negro .Iace.i lfyour gov
eminent has fostered your manuiae-
: lures, so as TO give them durability and
las YOU Americans say,Put them ahead'
so that they might have consumed one
elhalf your cotton crop, you might have
vi competed with the world successfully
ell and kept up the value Of the slaves'2n1
81 60 continued slavery for ages ~
kIfis was not done, and the tine Y not
IS nast for doing IT, IL then, lndia ea'
e manufacture she raw material % AZ =
4. drive YOU out Of the South America
J. market, and supply US win No'.gnl s
a as.to meet halfouF wantssyou wall pay
no market which will pay you rem.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-17
NEW JERSEY.

Governor Pennington was on the.
2Sfh ulf. reelected Governor Of New
Iersey by The Legislature-the vote
nsag for Pennington 42-and for
PotRs3.
%. William Il. Dayton was
elected unf.d States Senaior, in the
place olthe HoA Samuel l.. Southard.
His conpelitor WA the Honorable g.
ID. Wall. Tie vote vas the same As
above.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-17
II KIGHEs OF The s74TEs UNION or THE

at the dos they fired. Cyrzinski's .Iosi-
net de police fell Of his head with bull
let througliit. His pistol. the charge
oil which had probably not well ram
med down. flashed in the PAM, s;,sa
IS At the same moment, however, and
g the surprise Of all present, Victor
turned half round and fell heavily to
the ground. The two seconds and
'Cyrzinski hurried up 10 him, ana /
followed.--The blood was flowing
from the back of his head. A stray
bullet from the Carlists, who were
skirmishing with our pickets, had
glanced over the wall, which ran few
yards in his rear and given him fatal
wound. The last words he had ut
tered. "Dans u1s instent &C sera fn;,"
might have been spoken in a prophet
ic spirit. Not minute had elapsed.
and he was already corpse.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-17
The following san Official order o
,i,s POST Office departa~suAe

thc Post VINC6 &c 1o'
.f)rdered, that no person yk1 es.e
ace Of Is years, be employed as IS, ma y
s ssr,;st on any post route, or clerk N
an onv Post Office 10 the United states
The better to enforce this rsgula',o ION
i s required that the ages q ane car =,
!, Lars and clerks be entered upon in !,
,.si Of Office which they respsctlve.lI!
take, before they are TRANSMITTED " = !,
Coz: or Post Master to the q
osrtn,enf for Gle sand the special Ae {
| ents Of the department will prompt
report all instances Of noa-c0'np'''
] with this regulation.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-17

~ and broad IS the
ssWiae y 'ns q e as the oyster said
road g de .sssd down the loafer's throat.
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-17
COTTON CULTIVATION IN
INDIA.

The following letter from an intelligent
Englishman in Liverpool,wes address
ed to the editors Of tliel Cincinnati
Gazette: ..-ro .HI a. ..
The Democratic Whig. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 1842-1843, 1842-11-17

DECISIONS n B0ak7uptcs - A ID impof-
fant decision, touching the right Of a
landlord 10 distrain property for rent,
after ithad been returned as the prop
erty ofthe bankrupt by.whom the rent
was due, was made ii the United
Statate District Court, sitting a
Pittsburg. The Court declared thai
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1842-09-29

OsE sroRY.-Ws once knew . mas
Who told only one story. and that vas
about gun His difficulty was to in.
uoducs this story; and he ., las. succeed
ed by the use OF his foot. When sitting
after dinner. sshe would stamp under tie
table land create hollow sound. Then,
/" God bless me! what's ths,!--s quail
By ,hs bye. talking abou. gsas;" esd
theu came his story.
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-22
TERMS OF THE SEVENTH VOLUME.

...ubscribers, 5000
hi subscribers, s.oO
= .-,nies on stage routes, Sl,75
- vino take of POsiriders $500
lid Al The end ofthe year s., 25.
discontinued niilarrearages are paid except at
,,tiou fthe proprietor. No paymentsto Carriers al.
III ,cep, ordered by the pi oprielOr.
must be addressedIo the editor Posr
The Middlebury people's press. [volume] (Middlebury, Vt.) 1841-1843, 1842-11-22
5@e 5Dg@pGe'@ Yge@@,
PUBLISHED EVERY TUESDAY MORNING AT
NORTH END OF THE BRIDGE, BY
J. C o B B JR

II whom all orders for printing, Books
anphlets, Bills, Cards, &C., Of every des-
l,tion will be neatly and fashionably ex.
eIted, at short notice.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-15
CANDIDATES.

rTWe requested 20 announce LrTs l. Bills a. a
candidsfe for Assistant Secretary Of the senate.
SJ-We requested 20 announce the ofd ood'eT LIN
fORD candidate for reelection 10 the Once oi SCI
geant-st-Arms e inc House Of Representatives,
1~TWe are authorized TO announce w H. ENGLISH, OF
Scott county, ne canddaie for Enrolling Clerk OF the House
of Representatives.. at their next session.
11rWe requested 10 announce JosEPH p BRowN, oil
Tppecanoe candidate for Principal Cleik IN the House
Of Representatives. ii
c1rwe requested 20 JoHS L. ROBINSON, O.:
Rush canstae for Assistant Clerk an the House oil
Representatives.. II
rolling CLERK OF the lat legislature candidate Tor the
- Office ~ the next General Assembly. ll-u'
QvWe requested q announce J. {. HucKLEEERRY as
Jr reelection The Office Of Assistant Clerk to
the House Of Representatives. II
Ny-We authorized announce DR. =. W. H. ELLts =
a candidate FOR ia olg Clerk Of the House II RePesen
tiyes-
g>TWe are authorized 10 announce {. w. HUrcHES as
candidate og Assistant Clerk II the House Of RepFesen
91We are requested 10 announce JUsTus DAVIS Of Sui
Iivan county candidate for Serseant-atAms Of the
House Of Representatives..
0rrWe are requested - the Of ROLAND
IT, Hall a. candiIte FOR OF the senate.
We are requested 70 announce WILLIAM VI. PArTERsoS
candidate for reelection 70 the oce Of Door Keeper
tie House Of representatives,
5<y-We requested to announce +. II. CHAHBERLAIs
a iiate lI Prosecuting Attorney the ninth JUDY
cial Circuit If ladilua.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-15
CONVENT AND ACADEMY.

the Sisters Of Providence near ere liaule Neo county
" sister Theodore Guern, superior The Sisters 81 Infl-
building newly erected, IN retired ana
situation, miles Tue llante. They have Just
opened bnars have been admitted still
there for larger number of pupils Among The fnlofe
of America, others 81
France and Germany, different nations
their TEACHERS the OF priecting themselves m their
languages and facility learning the other branches taught M
school.
Of instruction embraces Reading, Writing Arithmetic,
History modern, English Compost
Natural Philosophy, Chemistry, Botany, Mythology, Biography,
Astronomy. Rhetoric, and ornamental Needle Work, Bead
Work. Tapestry and Lace Work.
TERMS OF ADMISSION.
Boarding. per annum, 500 90
Vocal and instrumental Music,
Imitation OIL
Linen and Velvet. Oriental Painting Embroidery and
Artificial Flowers. Washing ad Mendng, aud Medicine
a the Apothecsrs rates
Institution the Catholic fcliei
Catholic members
other religious denomination received of wlnn only
proprety deoency public
ieiun.
Alieters directed 10 the Institution be paid
October ., 1911. 9-3m
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-15
TnOMaS'S EXPECTORANT IEOAR-
HOUND CANDY.

NOR Gods Coughs OaTseness difficulty Of Breathing Catarr
n cther affections Of the Lungs This ennenty
Il combining useful ingredient
which has been employed to Ieevinz those afflicted IN any
plan appea tie chest The proprietor having embodied the
the htene1 and experienced NJ DIS
and Physicians, confidently recommends this FAR superior
for efficacy and utility offered 10 the public fer IL
and anoyne influence ~ pulmonary afecns, but
tulriy The manufacture subj
-cutny-and Medical especially invited
examine for their siaciin and the benefit Of the public
large. yfepared WAsBISGro> THOA.s Madison Ind
SUPPLY received and Cor SALE whole
sale Leilll checkeIed Ism T. HEDDERIN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-11-15
slsr.sEEEF'S SALE.

Fy virtue of from
Of the Marion Circuit evpse 10 sale NJ pur our
on ie 2 day Of November 1872 court house door In
ue Town oi indianapolis, between the
rhs a"d pohis Tor the estate siu
ateh ~ MARION county, towh land 1T south
W' corner u the west half the Of
- IN township no H. which good saw mill
'er WIN All the privileges
realize the hi amount demanded by said execution VIII al the
u'e 'e ana place expose the fee simple Of said
G as ne properly Of Henry and James rniOn
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