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Western District 7Irgiiniiia, Stauil0n,
I'm BANRUPTCY
NT0TfcE u 81 : snd III oilers con
IN esrsed il inls 70 show cause pgainst
ne Rsiitlot of-
No. fs9-S.musi o. Of jefferson county,
for ! lI,schsrrs fron Bis dsbss and eertik-
cate tksreok On lionI he Sd day Of 0ciebst,
lss3.
No. asa-Riva,.r IIriHg. OF Jsaerson eoup-
IL. for discharrs RI I'm his debts and : esr-
ti6sais theFaoE On II ~ the "a 1ay Of 0elO-
No. ass-Jo,eph bohnsoh, ID Jefferson
lsouutt. Tor dischsr|rom an bis dshss and =
ees,i5elis thersof. bnaas the 50 day Of 0c-
tobess lei2,
No. 2s7 charls1 fish. Of Jefferson eopp-
AZ. for discharge s eli his debts and ! GER
tifeais thereof, 81 nday the % day Of oelo-
Der, 1872.
Ne. 2s8- Robera Brus, Of Jefferson coun-
lty, cir discharge y all bis debts and GER
lti6csts thereof, on MAY The ID day 81 oclo-
bersHlst2- M
i nj. 259-- JsromB Young, OF Jefferson
county, f0r a discha| rom all his debts and .
certificate thereof, tadsy the % day Of o.
tober, 1912.
No. 2gO--Jossph *, Of Jefferson county
for I discharge ftouIhis debts and a certih4
este thereof, on Mod The 81 day Of October
1919.
1 No. 29l-John Du|pf Jefferson county, FOL
. discharge from 81 iebts and a certi6eats
thereof, % Mo6dayk 81. day OF October
1882. K
Ne. 292-BeDiamikerizel, Of Jefferson
county, fora dischargdou all bis debts and.
leertifcste thereof, dlllondsy lhe 81 dsy,o
EOctober, 1872.
No. 2s3-charles sklkof Jefferson county
for a discharge from all debts and certif
cate thereof. on Mondayk 30 day Of October
1872.
TEsrE,
nh. K. TROUT,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21

."TE have j.nt received Z consignment q
~ Hair, Elysinm, shuek and straw eia
lrasses Ins Elysium Nairnss, anew and hight
lmpleFed article. i equal 10 paint Of cohfor
and durability, 10 the Hair, and can Be sold Al
much les PRICE, Those in uaat Of TIE article
are requested ioscall and sxaminc them. The,
nill BE- spld a !, small advance.
june 80. &EP MILLER.
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,coMNIssloNFR,s oFrIcE. 5

Chaflssle,rn, jana %. tslo
The parties 10 Tho above mentioned suit
ans he rehy notified thar I shall attend Il ny
olice o. Friday ~ pa day IF nsai monik, Jnly,)
fdr tho purpose Of proceeding IN. The settlement
III the account. directed 10 be settled By the
ehaye reeited order Of Court Oh which day ~
with any additional statements. papers and syi.
dSace that they mar have to oder, connected
with said Settlement.
n. W0RTHINGTON,
June 80. 1872 ), Mos Coss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21

IN band and los sale. general assortneo.
~ d Groceries, Liquors, sc. Grsss an
Gram SeJlhess together with large supply q
strong Dpotsknd Shes, extra sizes, for karSeaf
All Of which win Be sold low BY
June ~. yJ&E p MILLER.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21

eyL0ne or two sober aid Industrious Nillers
would meet with siesdy etnpIo5 ment andliberal
compensation, If Immediate application be made
Jtiv ID fI64q s
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HIGHLY IMPORT ANT |.
me source ofIrslief these !" hard tialle
isto CHI on AS G, W. HoLLANp.
ana purchase some Goods,

J/fJS SOuiCE " IINttSJs tfttSt 3s Hdi - tHtSS Al
Is to CHI on Al. IS G. W. HoLLANp,
ana purchase some Goods,
WXYHICHth they are sellingat Unprecedented
Wv low PRICES. 4 penny saved is pen.
ny Observation-Disclosures tfosewho wish 10 save
their pennies or make them reach as far as pos
sibfe, are requested to call at the Corner u
High and Shenandoah Streets, Harpers-Ferryi
The subscribsts have just received an add.
tional supplytof New Goods, among which sA6,
callithe attention of7the public 10 the following
spient il figured Bonnet Lawns, all colors, 3I4
American and English Prints from S to 3I4
Manchester and Carllan Ginghams, IS 10 TIL
Finer4t4 Chintzes Rt Dol. J &C onei, Cambria.
Book Muslin, Cambria Dimiiy, Linen Cambria
French Bpmbazine, Double Foundation,
Figured and Plain silks, Grape Lace,
An assortment Of Bonnet and Cap Ribbon,
Colored Grape, Thread and Lisis Edgings,
Sanserfings, Ladies Fancy sllk era sais,- al.
E Pee Gi@R bllssat fui pIan SIAM M Sosnn
s--pSyf " orsied, all colors, Irish Linen,
3 4fneibrown Muslip, CT; 80 inch wide do. I9c
IS: 4ale4 10. 19 !, Russia SheettBg s Linen d..
Silk, Cotton s GiHgham Umbrellas. PArasois.
Cotton cassimsres, Hamilton Mixture, II
Brown md bleached Linen Drilling.
Silk and Tabhy Velvet, hrowR & biz Hollands.
Carpetng, Straw Mating, SaiIDuck, Buckrsln,
Patent Canvass, Osnaburgs, Cottons, Checks.
Baflaps No. |, Gum Elastic Table Covers,
AN AssoRTMEn1 o.
SUMMER CLOTHS,
sCASSIMERES IS #VESTING.
For Gehtlemen's wear, So. &c. together viii
every thing kept in, country stores.
~ merit con.innance or public patronage
We will sell very low.
A. & g. Inv. HOLLAND. Il
Hsrpcts-Ferry, JUNE s., I843.
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HAVE % band Grain Cradle lasds br isaac
elmer, & cratIinE and hiopinr serihes y
Waldfonh maize. WN. AN6RfsoN
H1fpeFs-Rerry, lane 4 6. f6l5.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21

Visiiers % The Senate Chamber have
been amused for day or Two past BY ti,e
exhibition Of curious machine nfor rais.
ing The wind" which was stationed near
the entrance from the principal ante.
chamber. Il 10 ! continuance OF Mr.. Es-
Prs. for ysntilatipg rooms. and is 10 an.
psafancs ana construction very ike he
msehines used for tanning wheat. On
irlaliivas found 70 make n ore noise Than
ar. and in consequences was discarded -
Meanwhile many different opinions were
ioFmsd Of its object. Some thought .hal
y was machine introduced by Mr. AL
len, cf Ohio. to make speeches by wind:
oIhsfs. thai Il was q coRtriyance 10 cool
Nc. Lewis. the fal man, from Alabama /:
others again. that il was an Idea m:ll''
forihe benefit Of ''the man 10 the corber.p
Tor whatever nae i may have been 10.
tended. Il has been banished from these.
male Chamber 10 the Kilds Of the Rolun.
da.-. disxand1q Gazette.
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b 4 ? !, 2 g.
gHyHE subscriber still continues the above
j. business at bis shopneaF he Depot Of tho
Winchester and Potomac Railroad Company
where he is prepared 10 execute all orders il
his line With despatch, having large asspri-
ment.of Patterns suitable for Merchant, GrisI
and Saw Mills, and Threshing Machines. He
also manufactures Steam Engines. Corn and
Cob sCrushers and Grinders, Cutting Boxes,
Plaster Breakers, Corn Shelters, &c.
TO nIILLERS:
The subscriber having secured an interest IN
Johnson's approved Smut Machine, 10 the couu-
ties Of Jefferson, Frederick, Berkeley, Morgan,
Hampshire Hardy, Clarke, Loudonn IN auotiier.
kaPPahannock, Shenandoah, Rockingham war.
rem, Page. and Rockbridge, is how mannfaciu-
ring this highly approved machine at reduced
price. Il has stood the test, and has surpassed
all other machines for eIectually cleansing erair,
sot garlic, smut, and other impurities. Ifsrel
quires one-thrd less power to do the same work
than other machines now ID use, and Il " arrant-
ed To perform we'll or no sale
Healso manufactures aud keeps constantly a,
hand BaldwiR,s approved Corn and Cob Crush
er and Grinder.s This machine is now ID use.
and gives general satisfaction, saving much in
eedipg stock, and is easily attached 10 water 81
morse powers Of threshing machines.
IS a,so uianuiactures WoodeocK Selt-Sharp-
ening Pioughs- There are now annnlber 10 use,
ano khey keep up the high reputationHthey have
acquired in other places. proving great saving
TO The farmer. These plonghs are warranted Is
perform we'll, or no sale. ~ss #.H
Threshing Machine Castings, Mould Boards.
Fan Wheels, and Wagon Boxes constantly a.
hand. wholesale or retail.
a lrst rae twelve-horse power Engine, with
oouOie boilers suitable for saw-miil, for sale
The subscriber, thankful for past favors, soli-
cts . continuance, All orders thankfully re-
ceyed and promptly attended to-
Old castings taken 10 exchange.
GEO. w. CHM. N
Winchester Depot, March 81, 1842.-sm. Fl
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frsNTEn8 o1kIUttiEss
No d.. ii msehtnict. perhaps. suffer
u. ZEN he p,cd.icsf nld beBgiaE hs-
- n mdIsfd1sls than prinleTa. They
~ IS .hsrf, Itys,l - much. end furnish
41Ir p1ptf1 e Iou. that people really
seem y ibi1k hey actually ne worth no.
they bpl 70 b given away. 81 taken
without Leave. Accordingly. po,hieg j.
nore common ihan for people. who bare
he snlio<iiy % RED something lh.i hsp.
pens 10 be PsliicnlsFiy inletesiing. o. Who
uish % Send psper o friend . token
81 renembr1ncs, 70 run into apfinling
ofice. a1d Ak fpr. o. lake, u paper just
out from Tie press and IL fhe printer
should think 81 taxing bin any hing for
i, the customer would think bimselfQuile
insulled By he niResrdEnsss 81 lbe sungy
rfintefI with what cher meehenifs o.
business. men vcuId people Thick Of Iaking
the same liberiiesi Go inio grocery
and .sk .he retailer @ give you s ~.
surar.-Snd uuieB yoe $50 1850 =. Il.
oh;eet Il chasiiy--he would probably shins
SIm,en she one imposed upon. Ot ~
Nbook- slors and make of with b. -, 3. TO- J
zsA sheets Of writing paper. AZ. $500. 49,
+ lyile proprietor will puISy ~ 49,
Via writ sor petit IN z -. - snso :
j4er's shop aea ware. sns ~, ~ .-,' "a
10 worth & were Engaged a 4 ! essa =
And yet people will enter !
puslng oiice. and take six cents worth of
fspnnsef labor and really think il one Of
The sort Of things which should 81 eiven
eMay-bscsuse The psperis printed Al
clean wtits sheet be would think loo "a
liable g abstract without pay, snd vel Il
cost. printer twenty-five dollars evsry
week 70 set up the types that are impress.
cd upon The sheet tia, make il royi6le,s.
Norno--ihis 4 not The way 10 do BUSH
meas. 4 you want paper and win not
subscribe feT it--as al honorable men do
Just step into The cffice and laying do xuI !
silver BIT, say: "sir. you please. let me
nave one q your papers and take that il
Pay Tor NJ You will be readily accom-.
modaisd. and then. Be seated, mot look.
Ing over The shoulder or the conpositor
tofesd bis Manuscript or retire ana read
your oun psperlike 4 man Of good con.
science and honorable principles. ]!
Maine Cuifiraf,r. i
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ROBERT r. BROWN, cleai
o6MMIBsIoNER's OFFICE, /

/ L
| nEFThe parties to the above suit are hereby
notified that shall, al my office aforesaid, on
Saturday NE 2Sd day Of nsrt month, (July,9 pro-
coed TO execute the orders Of Court, above re-
Eferred TO, when and where by 10 o'clock, Al. M!
they are required to attend and produce ''the in.
yentorE, appraisement, and the books and papers
lof The iniestate. Samuel Engle, deceasedp |
shall adjourn from day to day until the se.tle-
nient Of accounts, directed 10 be made. shall DO
completed. r. W0RTHINGT0N.
june 30, 1912. MAJ Com!
VIRGINIA, to witt:
In the Circuit Superior Court Of Law and
chaneery for Jefferson County
Joseph IL. Lane, PLAINTIFF,
AGAINST
.4ierdnder r. Boteler, ddm'r Of He,lrv
BOteter, deceased, ,Oho was admins
Fafpr cf I'm n. BofeLer, decreased,
(adia o James S. Lane, deceased, j
and after her death administrator de
bonis non Of Jaaes S. Lane, Iced,
and The said Her. r. Boteler, as adj
ntiaistrGtor de 6onis non Of the said
Ann r. Boteier, and administrator de
/ bonis noa (since the death of Henry
Boteter J ct James s. Lane, deceased,
and others, DEFENDANTS,
IN CHANCERY.
EDERS0NS interested 10 the estate Of lanes
- p lane, deceased, will please take notice
.hat me aooye chse stands adjourned on my
coeFst antti ne zuta u ''srt month. (J1ly,1 on
whieh day, BIZ 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, 81 NV Office.
shall proceed with The z settlement OF The afore-
said state, since January list, $780, when and
where they are requested 20 attend with any ad-
dhional papers, vouchers and evidences that
they may deem propert0 offer, connected with
The estate af6tcssid.
ITIashall adjourn from day to day. uhtiImy
rePortfor The Court shall be completed
r. W0RTHiN6TON,
Commmissiopsr's 01fee, Mas Com
charlsstosrn. Jnae 90. 1912
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Afau days ago. ! fugitive negro stolen
horse from The stable 81 Capt. Minor. OF
Matches. and made his esf se. As be vas
riding q full speed. Cash Of lightning
struck him. and tipped him or his horse.
killing him on the spot. The horse tara.
% aad went quietly back TO bis stable
rLsuispins Jpnrnai.
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And mead s Foot STONES,

% HHERT VARSITY.
Hgaving purchased. an extensive CURRY Of
tie no bcaafful Waite and Yptagaisd MIR
ALE, and an extensive water pc WEI to saw and
polish with, his prices viii DO LOW One
great advantage TO- purchasers Is, that All Stone
Will be delivered al his risk without any extr3
charge.
kLFLETTERING neatly executed.
BY application to Mr.. Horaiio N. Gallshet,
Eharlestown, those who may desire any Of the
above articles can be shewn the list Of prices
! and the different plans. He will also forward
any orders. epi,sphs, Sc, that may be.desired..
/ Or, BY addressing him, at Leitersburg, WASH
fington county, Md, orders can be filed without
delay.
sr51No imposition need be feared, as his
prices are uniform. FsS
III January 81 laAI-IH /
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NEW SPRING GOODS.


|lal received heir supply Of NRW
~ HEAILQ GOODS. which they ~
SPec4oliy intiae iheir friends and ne public
sener.llJ. . ell AMI sxsmins. These Goods
vii b soil on The lsnal favorable ierns.
shsPEerds,oEn. Na5 u. i3f2.
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VIRGINIA. to Wit:

4 =
Tx the Circuit snperior Court of Law and
Chancery, FOR Jefferson County, June %,
1912:
Humphrey Engls $ Emmett ". .Eagle,
/ PLAINTIFFS,
AGAINST
1 Elisabeth Eagle, admir- of Samuel En-
gle, deceased, and In her indipidual
character, George d.. Wiltshire, adm.
II of Bennett Wiltshire, decd, Stepb~+
Cfomweli, John NJ knight e.,.5 - 4s5 Z,
his .sits, ldts E; e; Easss, .n ,l e.
1 and John z. A. Washington, late
| Sheriff Of Jefferson County, and as
such, committee administrator of said
Benjamin EngLe, deceased, 4
DEFENDANTS,
IN cHANcERY. NJ
IgEyHE defendant, Elizabeth Ehgle, having de.
II parted this life since the former order of
references made in this case, by consent Of par
ties by their attorneys: II is ordered, That the
said suit stand revived against Richard Dufield,
Sheriff Of Jefferson County, as committee adj
ministrator De bonis non Of Samuel Engle, deed
and by like conseat leave is given the said de-
PENDANT 10 6le his answer which is accordingly
done; and The cause coming on again 10 be
heard, upon the papers formerly resd, and the
answer OF the said defendant, Richard Dufield
was argued BY coupsel--on consideration where
OF, BY the consent Of the parties by their couu-
sci, i Is adJudged and ordered, thai Master Come
missioner Warrington do proceed 10 execute
me former orders Of the 18th Of June, 1870,
and goth Of November, lS40, and State and set
tie the accounts therein directed 70 be stated,
and in conformity thereto, and make report.
A copy-Teste,
ROBERT Il. BROWN. cletk
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Stone Warc,,

PINE apples, ORANGES, and
LEyuO.N.S--Jast receiired s for sale by
June g. KErES q KEARsLEY.
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MICH; Z. TROUT.
nay fo' i9az e re. p elrk
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CsTRONG Rio cofss: I2f cents.
~ kxeellsdt Orleans sugar. ! cents.
Bed lnperisl Tea 81 90. Young Hyso1 62t cts
Orleans Molatses, good article, for sll eents,
Loaf and L0mP Sugar.
sperm Mcsld, and Dipped Candles.
sapstipr Sperm Oh. 1874 per gallon.
A. 4 @. w HOLLAND. {
H1rpsrs-Ferty. DULY Z.
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I1Szfr7f GRE iss-The o.. 5.
ne - Exploring Exlsdi.

,-1ti' ,ts PgrPeg .s5.-Ine J. ).
! ao1s l1iivsd d New York on 55sldfegIy;
morning, from voyage. round the world,
and last from Rio Janeiro. On The 2Sth
Of June she was within tgo days sail Of
the port Or New York. but her arrival was
delayed BY light winds and Gains.
The Porpoise il from the East Indies
via 81. Helena. and last from Rio de Ja.
metro. She has been absent three years
end slsven months flour years and three
monlhs IN commission, hss sailed the dis.
lance Of %. 900 miles. sustaining no nate
nal injury OF accident. and lost but two Of
her grew b. death; viz: George Reynolds.
ordinary l1>han. 23d August, 1889, OF
1sles q '.1ppointmeni. !, dangerous ar,
shiptlsf9 and David Blodges, quarter
masisr' Nov. 9th. 1899. harbor Of Pan.
50 Panso Toelopiila Isle.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1842-07-21

Eriradva .AdtJ Enigraiion.--Tha foreign
emislant pssssaKors who have arrived At
the port 81 New York from The fgss day
Of April upl ID the Both day Of June
amount 70 the unprecedented number Of
A,1i2. Duringt the same period last year
he number was 25, l57. The arrivals ii
New York Iiom Europe during the last
week are---
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HNsE FAMILY rEouR igr Sc
js.s &, is.a 7 z sioAFoosE'
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w informs theciuzens II Jefferson, ClsFkc,
Frederick, and adjoining counties, who NAY
wish to mark the graves oftheir lamenied dead
that he still continuesto make and superssribe
.Monuments-Bor Column, and biain
RNSv7Ss2a eSSl. ri sCS.
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MI. K. TROUT,
July IA, l8i2.-1lt. d. Clerk.
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rTIrIERsI WANTED.

juno 2s!lS4a It. 7
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IRON s. Brass FOU.NDRTY,

April IA, Is4a-sm.
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SUMJMERF CLOTfTH.
Ian1baughss GOInD0sifT01,.

HsFPots-Ferry, June is. Isla.
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STONE CUTTING.

ahe 80, 1912. sNss. CON.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-15
Nery TcspcctluIy,
JAMES B. GLENTWORTiI
New York, December >, ISL.

TIE CUMBERLAND RoAD.-Thc length of the road
IN ONO. from, the Ohio to the line OF Indiana,
is 22l miles Of which III miles have Teen complet-
ed ard accepted by the state. On the remainder
sl29, ll3 have been expended.
The length Of the road which has been fin she'd
from Cumberland. IN Maryland. to SprinQiicld ONO,
302 mics. II Is graded thirty feet WIDE and coz
cred with limestone the width OF twenty feet. and
the d. pth Of nine inches. The Il miles which are
finished IN OHIO have cost Il ,92J 25~ at an average
ct .2jo per mile The total of the remainder
OF the road in Ohio 533 miles, is estimated at
s6l6.OO0
In Indiana. nine miles and twenty rods of the
road have been finished. The cost of this was
sl1j.I61. at an average per mile of sl9529.
The cost of the unfinished road thus far sos
1913. averaging per mile S6,o4l. The length OF the
road from the line of Ono to that of Illinois, after
deductn- what Is finished is no miles. The cost OF
completing the road in the State Is estimated at 81
1920. average per mile of s2l l02. The LIST
and 12d miles west of Indianapolis estimated 10
cost for the grading and bridging alone $3.50 $50.
In Illinois the road Is to be graded, but not Nc Adj
am.z d. Ii il 10 be continued from the line of In
diana 10 Tandaa distance of 90 miles Ofths. SO
niles have been graded at cost OF s3193l1, AT an
average Per mile OF sl2.6i3. The of the unfn-
shed portions of the road thus far has been 1903 2~6
averaging per mile sl.3Ss. The estimate for the
completion of the road. including the Matchmaking
Of il, Is sl,i32 l3s, at average, per mle OF
s2@.c6>.
The road when finished viii be 595 miles in
length.-.NtW York Jour. ef Com
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-15

THE llooSIER STATE AGAINST TIE WoRLD FOR
BIG CoRN, nc Hoes AND BIG DoINGs OF ALL SORTS.
Our Growing friend, Chapman. AZ Indianapolis.
has had presented TO HIM 10 feed his yIciorion,
Rooster, specimen OF corn, that yields lJo bush
e.s per acre. Contrlpc u send a, an ear or two,
old soldier, aud " I'll fetch such a bIlst ~ has
not been heard since the fall of jericho. lcur crow
ug shall be- nothing 10 IL. We are not l,sting.
Sead tie cora.-.NIfche< Free Trader
We have sent the corn. bat not having the frank
M privilege. we have preserved the cob, whlca is
beautiful rcd lar more pleasing To the eye than
red heat, or even irbac one. Let u hear your
bi1sf noW.-ItI1lHa STATE ScafHeL
NE AcKNoWLEncE rms CoRS.-lt came To Us
safely few G4y, sine, al the way from Indiana
poi>. II greN on NATURAL s9i. without Ire - "a
uius If manure or eNiraordtntry cultivation. was
planted on the 1t Of May. matured 10 September and
sheled 100 bushels To the acre Inc gram IS A
beautiful transp parent ooOng, perfectly wAte, 80
th.n epiderml, or musk aud Of the true standard
SIC. II is evidently Il hybrid and very superior.
IA appearance II tine Fuscarorl. the bastard Go4rd
seed and Flint. the three varieties cultivated here.
Inc only GENUINE Gourl seed c)ra we nave seen 10
tbs country, Is grown ~ Col. Garret near tne Oil
{. II.
We shall give tbs corn a careful cultivation aHd
EXHIBIT II for the premium at the fail meeting OF the
Agricultural Society ,hc Chapman corn ~ u,t Tie
world! And next tt.l the cora saad be- DISTRIBUTED
anlosy tine editors Il comes 81 cTotCi fiaifv.
Let the Chapman corn and the CAapmln sp.r.t-
taat spirit which by It's IndDn.tlbie courage. It's
perseverance, and generossy has enabled our friend
To battle down tne difficulties OF eary lie aud n Sc
himself to usefulness AID dlsttnctIon-go together
and be shaeed By the whole rulty.-.sstssippt
Free Trader.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-02-15
INDIANA STATE SENTINEL


TIE ELECTION FRAUDS OF ISIS AND 80.
The frauds pcrp.trated IN ls}s, and ls39 by tie
q" Wing" party. d.-elosei on Tie eve ~ the An'lnn
election Of l. ~. we're .toutly denied ay the Wing
press from one end Of the country 20 the other.
The erg.sc We denounced = " Lac' Fncp' fab
rlcaton iuyeuted u defeat the election rf General
IIarrison. Srtuc q the most dletluyn shell MEM
befs Of the Dcmocrat.c party Wefc stgma'zed as
consptrato-s the sczure o. tie package colta II
the .. G.leutWorfh Paper-." winch embed ed the
most rrefrag BE evidence Of the treason, brought
down upon tho head Of Recorder Morris. the magis
traie ssho seized them, the bitter auathcm of TIE
united opposition The matter was charged % be-
a mere parfI-au trick. fer partisan cut-- Bat we
have now 100 the 90 ADDRESS OF jaws u GLFNr-
woRrB TO TIE PEorLE or THE UNrED STATE
which is hlHucd the declaration # h- intent su
10 publ ia - the world true narration Of those ~
famous frauds upon the taot boxes. From the adj
dress We Jed To- beiieve that the ch1r-c- winch
were aade by tie Democratic party in l-iu. and
snce, OF the corruption of the =. Wig leaders and
their nefauous Practices, vii be sub-tant.ated 70
the very word aud letter. Tie INSCRIPTIONS denial
IT the existence OF these frauds. winch prompted
many II the honest If the d" Wing party during a
season Of intense political excitement doubt hat
which nj another time would have been "a clear D.
day, Will be- shown, IT wc are not much mistaken.
to have been Dictated by that desperation which
marks the guilty when accused Of crImes, winch
they know VII co.'s IN them to mcnted punish
meut.
We await the appearance of the promised erport
with some anxiety; aud 10 the meantime commend
To the attention OF readers the address. IL Is
written with much force and eioquence, and in a
tone so penitent that We are almost prone to say
To err : human, to forgive divine