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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-04-05
state CT Indiana. Hendricks County


PcihoR 10 sell Real
Free, William Free
John Row Sarah Row Daniel Fee Priscilla Free John Free Aail,
Free, Claorne Free, William
Polly Woodland 90 Gsaia heirs
EOitN FREE, i>raC this having filed
- said inventory of certain real
decedent died Ire North West quarter
last 10 north of East
East quarter OF the North West qnI ter Of tie section. Aud
filed ms memorial nsicency o the personal
decent demands outstanding
the therefore the named Jac Woodland and Polly his
wife formerly Polly Free and Isaiah Free w,0 residents
State Of Indiana hereby notified be aud appear said
Ia House
the Monday MAY aud there show
they why the real aforesaid shall not be sold
the hands The administrator discharge Of
debts and demands outstanding against the said estate
-aw j. VI. Clerk.
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M,rch y. lsR.
WANIN5 a

a Wis heh bred stallion sale
II terms lie probably The and bred al
ono River, pedigree
Ills ancestry animals tracing
clearly every the 1nt head all thorough
Afa'as, Turks and Barl imported England early
hlrap Is deep red b1y fifteen aud hf hands hisi and
years old past y sire n geir s colts generally bays eod
sue, well ioImed and >pigm, lie
Of Ina
AMI all
PEDiGREENaSnns by the Justly celebrated Ber-
tand of Kentucky, ont of Miss Dance b sndan
Lady Chesterfield h Doneie srlnlin
imp Ianta,Sn graniam Caie> Wormle,s King ernd
e 2 erlmlam Primrose lp mp Dove, grandim
imp Ohelo gerandim the Imported
piln Arabian
good Btruce and
credit II well secured If 10y next he would he
fafmed Ia responsible
Tor further paItcalar enquire the subscriber,
1 Il
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-04-05

DOMESTIC MANUFACTUREs HOME LIZ
i ne new sect who are about TO bring about free
trade among nations by urging each one 10 adopt
the restrictive system. entering largely upon
a new species of home production. They have be
gun the making OF petitioners, and with lttle en-
couragement from the government, viii meet with
considerable -nccess. Already an office has been
opened IN the western part of this State and, II is
supposed that others W az be established the
larger towns ard cities Of the Union. This accoun,
Of what IS DOING IN Rochester. we find IN the Daily
Advertiser OF That place ~. y. Post.
X - amusing 10 witness the shifts TO which the
pettonsts resort to swell their petition to Congress
Tor the procurement OF discriminating duties 4
man IL hired and placed IN the Hall Of the Arcade
with pen, ink. and long strip of paper extended on
a board Being thus prepared. he watches the IN
circumstances. Some are solicited to slgn Tariff
Petition. but. generally. the solicitation comes on
this
Twill you sign this petition :
&C. What Is it for =
90 To prevent the specie from going out Of the
country. We want To keep specie at home
. Tins Is argument and lnducement enough TO OBJ
tam great many signatures for people have be-
come wonderfully attached 20 specie Even the
wings. who but short time since, had great an
aversion TO It, n rabd dog has 10 water, are now
desperately 10 love with specie Then. 1t was a
humhug with them now IT IS the instrument by
winch they hope to hun5ug the people into signing
their petitions for discriminating duties. solely for
auS meniing the profits of particular investments
This IS characteristic Of whggery 1t is, Itself, the
humbng OF the age"
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An OLD PIoNEER.-By the Lexington (KyA Ga
zette OF the l2th nst we are informed that a man
by the name of john stuff e5elr, passed through tn
place ON that day, on MS way to Illinois. lie Is
now IN his hugdred and niath year; was born ON
the Hudson river on the 18th OF February. 1881
has raised fifteen children the youngest OF whom Is
thirty -six years ofage The Old man is IN excelen,
heaith-very lively and JocOse-was accompanied
by his hrd wife aud son, and intended t. spend the
remainder OF his days IN Illinois. IL stated that
he had always drank his grog freely, but not t. ex-
cess, AMI could not now I've without t. HIS slrilt
has nearly failed him-ptherwise he feels strong
enough to support himself by his labor.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-04-05

GREAT Law C,sE.-rhe great case Of Mrs. aincs
against the Executors of the Will Of Diniel Clark
OF New OreanS and those holding portions of the
property by purchase from them, has occupied the
ait ,ntion OF the L. :. Supreme Court for several
days OF last week. The amOun, Involved n the d.
cisoa is between $50 10000 and SO oo1. 900.
The correspondent OF the y. y. American. remarks
that The case Is without parallel. not only for
the amount Of property involved but for the wonder
tul character of the incidents, even rs admitted bv
the vastly wealthy posSessors of the estate and for
the very important questions raised against the IL
risdction OF the supreme Court Of the United safes
as well as i'r the history and position Of the parties
concerned
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Come, Tommy give of those Tippecanoe
songs that you sung well last year, - said a gen
tleman the other day, To n musical little chap. Il
must mt. sir, y rcpl ell Tommy Father saws Tin
pecanoc's dead-and # he clutches me sing NJ rs
Ter too again, he'll lex me Ike all possessed :
OuR FoEEIGN PoPULArIoN.-By the annual Re
port ui the Keeper OF the Kentucky State Penlten-
tary. we learn that oat OF 2}I convictS now con-
hned ~ hat prison. a)t one OF foreign birth-all
are y dilYe AmnrIcans
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= Office hereby ~
v the Probate II
ana. undersigned adn,nsao tie
l.. knnari deceased
Al The Count Hstse door the Town of Lebanon. Rome Coln
niiana. Saturday
\. VI.
SAID deced-nt. situated Fo,ne County and alIt
aud half miles Lebanon
section twelve - np eighteen lie notih, ol Ransn u
Terms OF VII De-, flfh purchase hand
fourth nuih fnrh rema ninr
f,-ih naus-
trhs triinc interest fom dale. 4
made. hnal being made The land Viii e
rsc parcels purchasers JAMES JOHNSON
March ., lei2 io~ Administered,
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REPUTATION CoMBATrD.-We clip the following
speech from the Dollar Democrat. II is a rare s1e-
cimen of semiiay speaking.
'Fel-ah Cit-ah-zens Dim f,h lee kwce-dating
those Bonz om-dem me The On-ah the
Gsorah ond the ID gnitah. Of Alssis-see- pah. oil
re -qni.ah thot ihr Peepal pay those Bonz. Eh =
they do-split Here fel-la fetch me some wa-tah
IN clean tumOlah J Ohm far put ting the Mlssis-
sipah Union Rank in zee -kwah-dat'on | am dem
me /. Onah among thieves IS my m1t-tah. Eel
Ian citahzens. Ohm fit tahd by your aitcnton-I
am-sPi,t MOI whis-kahs Owe 10 more to say TO
the awJcnce Lei's lik-whar. Here some halt a
dozen bank fupS set up devil Of clatter with their
canes and high heed boots.
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MR DmDLE's PRoPHETIc PowER.-Wher Mr
Bddle in the ght of his power, SD, deliver
ed the address before the literary societies of Prince
on IN wh ch he abused the occasion t. insinuate
abuse against General Jackson and his party, he
closed with this paragraph:
The avenging hour viii p, ,lst come IL can
be that our free nation will iorg endure the vul
gar dominion OF ignorance and Prndgacy. You
VIII live TO the laws e-establishet. These 6dR-
dlHi viii be scourged back to their cave-nS. The
penHeRiiary tcW claim as .fagtires. and, the only
remembrance. which history VIII preserve of Item
Is the energy with wAlch you resisted and defeate1
them"
The concsited orator who thus INDUCED himself
IN eliminating the purest men of his country, be-
cause they resisted his schemes for defrauGing his
principals aud lnurIng the nation Is now presented
10 the county as notorious rascal and cheat-a
presentmeut which does not anticipate, but follows
the decisions OF public opinion.-.N. Y. Zee. Post
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the undersigned,
- Secretary state, Monday the 18th Apul
next O'Clock Tor the distribution Of the Laws and Journals If the
last Session Of the Assembly the several judicial
The
second hi fh sixth and seventh circuits remain they
were lt By the law Of ia session. The counties of Carroll,
White Jaser are ken from the irs; The
the tenth The countless
Adams aud Wells taken from The elvhh Inc eiehh Teor
gtLed and Is composed The carroll CaSs Miami Wa
bash Fulton Pulaski White, Jasper and Ri Pa last not
o-anIzei and twelfth formed the Ties 81 Alien, "A
aus Wells huntington, Whitley, Noble, Lagrange Sleuen, and
The laws SC will probably he ready about the lsi Of
june Bond and security %
sealed proposals VIII be received same place until the IA 9th
DIV of April tr the delivery, IIsIse.
eifei-r five cords "a
buN hickory wood, cut into lengths 0 split suitable 70,
Stoves. WM SHEETS Secretary at
g. u. DlI w, of state.
Mlrch I. lst. NJ NnRRIs Anlr.r ~ So
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CLOCM AND wATCU REPAIRING

Levers lfhne Repeating, Musical aud
N1chesn short, al kinds of clocks
IT, carefully repaired aud warranted Ia keep good
where watch or clock has teen warranted
with them # they d. perform
money shall he refunded Alo all kinds JeEe neatly replred
The highest price pad tr Old gold and silver
jewers line and II thai Viii io, he
All kinds Of gold and
CooFed aud polished 10 look i hen new
L Ii.
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order that the demands Of trade sboull alone regu-
late tie currency. precisely IT It entirely
composed OF specie. As limited before the only
cause for limiting depostes under such crcnms,an-
seems To from the fears of the bank inter
est, that the plan may become So popular 10 de-
prvc the banks OF their chef Of profit Sure
~ IL - not ,ust 10 place mere arbitrary law be-
tween the public and tina, which they conceive to
be their interest. With these exceptions con-
ceive that the bill is the germ o the system of f..
nance. which may be matured into machine of
great benefit TO the mercantile community. IL pre-
sents feasible plan Of wedding out that corrupt
banking system which has become interviewer
with the trade of the country. IL will then prevent
that constant huctuatlon Of the currency which
throws the industrious into the power Of Designing
spectators. and induces that msappcatlon q cap
tai which diverting u from It's legitimate Of
developing the resources of the country. turns il
into bank speculation. and when revusIon overtases
the fictitious prosperity, leaves the country poorer
than If steady course OF industry had been pur.
sued.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-04-05

HOLE ~ THE BANKRUPT LAw.-One Of the
chef benefits which the bankrupt Law was expected
TO secure. was the prevention OF frauds in regard to
confidential debts. The law provides that no man
shall be liberated from his debts under it, who has
gwen any preference to one creditor over another
But mark the short vision OF Legislators. The way
the thing Is doing IS this man fails he gives
no preference To any body. But certain cred itors
among his friends Immediately sue him. and hurry
their suits to judgment and execution. TIE debtor
makes no resistance. and the creditor attaches
property and pays himself-aflcr which the debtor
applies FIR the benefit of the bankrupt act, and with
clean hands too, for he has given no preferences
and IN Tact done nothing at all and yet all his pre-
ferred creditors snugy provided for as they
would have been IN the worst days OF assignments
Here Is hole through winch a bear or Il bull may
20 without scratching his sdes.-JourRat Of Com
merce.
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\ SIGS.-The Hon Mahlon Dickerson. Mr. Van
Bursns Secretary of the Navy, Pre>i ient Of the
Home League of PassaIc county, y. Dad Pat.
What knI OF a sign !-.NldisoRian.
II Is sign that the writer OF the pararrlph knew
nothing about what he writing Of The Pres
dent of the Passaic Home League, is Mr.. Philemon
DIckersOn; and besides. Mahlon DcKerson. who is
the owner OF large iron works in New Jersey. ha
ALWAYS been the advocate of a protective tariff
W y. Post.
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TACigN WORK =
and Nsacl.Lme arr. NsanlNi::clOry.

CDice and Sues Rooms BfdHH, Front Street,
A. {. BROVN dgeaf
ENvOOLlEN IACHNERN, MI descriptions embracing the
w latest and approved U0ei CardHg ac8iacs,
sizes both double and single and furnished single
complete with cards, Necessary tools
reasonable Wool and Hair P Machines
Roller ok and Condenser Machines, the approved
construction Iorer LH. Mapping Machines GIG Mills. Brush Ma
chimes broad and narrow Patent Cloth Sheang MACHINES
Sheaung Blades. &c.
Hcne C1rds Of every description, warranted Ct the best
Gea'ys Patent French Bur- Stone Nils Of the invention on
new and superior construction.
Bg'drau Patent Stock -Nis valuable ia
Cob together. and other or took
Horse Powers, several t The approved kinds
Dot eavns celebrated Anti Freezing Ere Eaesae He
tern PgmPS, LsGd Fipcs. Rirc'fed Hose
7gctHra HIciaeB, the latest
ing lhrsns Machines, several kinds, patent Hemp breaking Ma
Chimes Cotton aud Hay Presses Clover luiers shelters
latest improved patents CuitaorPantmg Machines,
chimes Tanning Mills, Straw
Hemp Machinery built % order OF the latest improvements
Aahui aint Mie Carder Cloth DresSe Neavers
supplied with
Hosting and Regulating Spniles,
Iobacconsis Fuers and Lard Press Turning tlss Tro
lie Jack Jenny and Billy Sade Comb Plates Combs
Fyers, and Wool Hand
fulers' stoves aud Plates Steel Reeds Fuc Brushes
aincIie aud Cotton Power Loom and Roller Shu Wesyers Picks
IhrOng Leather. % RAJ,
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PETER
OR REALLY MEALra coMrAREp WIN ), oR 30 cENr.

OR REALLY HEALTH COMPARED WITH Is OR 50 CENTS
M Asg .s CSC Pas q Peters enlineniy the best
from viii not depart aud WHO does cloud OF
you the World too intel
tey experienced Without exception IN any,
&c o. country no medne has spread with rapidly
universal saeiionihey
power proclaim them the htppa discov
ees OF modern days. aud an hesmale public blessing Ttey
simple IN their and mild Kind
town and country are alike hed with their praise TIE nal,re
house alike echo with their viriucsin al
al ,elaPeIsiS,s. = sy vi, sesa TIER ~S1ess and I
ui community proclams.
They vii Bilious Fever Fever and Arue Dyspepsia. Liver
~, me- s , s,e Piles .ai F D1 =, ,
ri 1rs Ir 81 ne %.s ni 81 ~ l
the Bowels inepen Darriea. Faiuene HAi fual co,venes
Los Appetite Boed saow Compile and in
Torpor the Bowels speent
oaied ones neither nausea gripping nor debility and The
sim compound 81 fegusI physician wo has made ms pro
tson tho study Of i & d fsies bred 10 the healing
New Yers Also the Ameri-an I,ur honored him " nm Tire.
and manufacturing ises and tie medical Of y Y.
have recognized es PS with their an'on and individual
paironarr D. feiefs formerly prncsed msrshy district
reers for the
ienet Of mankind Some very quacks tell tier
will thiag. would leave prescriptions
miracles derive more real ieneh IN one
oN tan m hy dollars lad oll IN my former way and would
which pills put Peters own
inspection their - variety Ills
ierins under BE usual chances Ct he directed OF
poer and nnoseSe three a. tine " o"i IN r
81 ies degree ineurnc a1ard OF aioron which facts are
the importance Three common dose hen.e
he aafien - note a OF
reai they have
With their ard efcacy please call
pamphlet published ~ Or. Peters
such viii inspire coincidence
found hy the years that n
recommended 20 De. have obtained supply from D. Peters
acaie. "a las Inquire Peters
OF frul.
added a. tie
before the people must and VIII e heard throughout s sss
OF
e KI~g TrReors o 81 avf
fsftou-h Ills soul turned tile
s. that rnspafine Ofiis
p an ue nj Peters Pills.
Pills Peers stop
An' 'eaves re tloof fure o water
Now Peters makes I W .enfd az
lisc hundred thonsa ld pills q
- Tat RE chance very sinaT
ofneOpe diving there ali
For the cheeks. - marked for doom.
Begin q
AT WHO ifv q O
Tor sale 1000 0Kes " ocaie and hy
man Iomuson Brothers Craishead Blair Daniel King
Indianapolis
Frost No'lesvle. Cofmrham Cooms Straw
town Backenfee Bird and Calvert Iiswn. Anderonown
Makepeace Sinner Chesterfield Joseph rnar
HSei Jark 4
Goodrich & 90 and VI Akrr. Winchester. Appleton
Brdsenort W Mailo and Cranfrd Co Danvfe
w. J. Irsles and : C. Moore. Befvic. Matork
vile. " n 4 - o. orniury ard Noa Robinson.
case Is EHeh'y IfanAn John 7. King. Tcrfe Iiaue
lrous oar tHi, state AID q o Union.
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LADY, AGRICULruRIsT.-We learn from The
Maine Cu'tivstor, that A. the last NEE ing OF the
hcnneoec Agricultural Society. WIS Content w
Hans claimed and received the premiums, G,r the
best crops 1t Indian corn anl wheat. The yield ol
corn was l3l bushels TO the acre and OF wheat
- bushels. There a number Of competitors
but they were fairly disianced BY the lady
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y removed 10 the room over the o Morris Broer al
oiee hr II
ncnis and Tie public. Specimens Of Poale himself
een Al The state House the
10 winch collection portraits
2f-De- %
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SEs,EsEE's-S SALE.

virtue o. an execution directed hy the Clerk Of the Marion
~ 'HciN out whl public sale If
l NJ the Count House door indianapolis
{" T. VI CA sad day, the rents aud profits years of
@ "e hlh o tine nofl west quarter of section % township 6
huu oil range east containing eighty
ue 10 realize The fun demanded
md costs win the place proceed Ia xpo the
fee SIN OF s1 land to be sold a the property Nesb at
the sui Of AlVord & Monison. }. T. FURGASON, Sheriff
Nar,l.l - lSfa. Ii, 4 >rlfL n.n>
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Boars:ers Wanted. at tie I.airner lEou, ~

e we'll -p1red 10 accommodate number Of bsdrrs
sfc sts r. aut good than Of The
gae tire place lie will Ia
u pairnze H. hoe and every
- Merchants and Trade m ,aen f hoard
nj Ian I~4J II y
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HOME LEAGuE.-The New Haven Register says :
"A few years ago, the wOrkmen in the employ Of
the Thompsonvlle Manufacturing Company, IN this
state finding they could hardly support their fami-
lies at the low wages they were receiving agreed
among themselves To form 4 Home League for the
protection OF their lndustry-and refused To- work.
except at increased wages. But the lords of the
loom the great aud powerful capitalists who owned
the establishment, the same class of men who are
now clamorIng for high tariff for Their own bene-
ht.) called tins attempt of the workmen 10 protect
their industry "A conspiracy tockedaDd maici u.s.
to rlurc their bnsineSs-arre~ted fur of the most
intiIenla among the workmen. and threw them mi q
prison. dcmlnd ng damages to the amount OF SD
600. Yet now, when lordly ptali>is choose n
form Leagues 10 tax the consumers OF H~r products
every mouth must b. shut. All must submit to
their lie whether it l. II raise their own prices
grind down to slavi-h dependence, TIE hard
working poor IN their employ.
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GslOIEIsS GNss i'ssDs .<a0A STORE
l. Iil'tlnlRIN

ESESPECTFi LILY informs The citizens indianapolis pm
. W generally trtt c
GROCERIES,, &C wh.ch tor low trade al
|eeen and Ppt.oi store, ne opposite ralner No~ Hotel.
the North side of Washington street.
Coanr produce taken Nhan-e Tor goods Patronage sresr-
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SLAVERY AND THE BRITIsH GovERxnENr--soth
the people and the government OF Great Britain
make great show Of pin lanthropy in respect to the
slave trade, and arc constantly clamorng against
other nations where slavery exists and vet il :
wei known that the government OF Great Britain
fseH - AT tins moment engaged IN the slave trade
10 greater extent than ever was practised by any
nation She employs immense marine, nom
Inay tor the suppress of the trade and vet that
marine Is directly supported from the profits of the
trade The operation has been thus desert bed.
Inc cruisers on the African coast are seldom known
u preUe the stealing of the negroes but generally
catch the vessels, with all on board. The uninlt.
ated might then suppose that the negroes would be
immediately discharged. Not So however. They
are AIKEN over 10 the coast OF 3raz !, and sold by
Bntish authority into servltudc for gLt years GEN
orally at 500 head IN order to pay the expense Of
me-" capture. The negroes are then registered and
turned INTO plantations among other slaves from
loo To 10000 in number, where OF course 1t is
utterly impossible TO recognize individuals Sem-
annually the surgeon of the plantation makes re-
port o the health of the Ella ves aud at the expra-
ton OF the eight years, the returns show that they
have nearly all died off. The government of Great
Britain have been enabled to keep IN active service
powerful marine, ready for any emergency at but
little expense to themselves. These facts are well
known on the Brazilian coast and ii Is to perpet.
uite this system that the right of searching the
vessels OF ali other nations and cf constituting her
self the marine police Of the world, j: claimed.
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t.uprnyca Ci,cYp Tiucnicccs

CST received. Dozen IN keepers These
90 are constructed entirely Of metals thereby preventing
or expansion by cold heat Wu-tu which
regular movements oi those made
keep best oftine when pay.
admirably suited for Offices, shops
low price of -, by W. H. TAIROTT.
(n,e ~ ti,i
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COFFEE. sUG4E: AND LIoUOWS.

FHNilE subscriber has purchased Of H. " Wilson m
Foreign ana Dome,
reduced pnrs lie ts the ht y. o. pound
he best Ooe to t~ found 90 90, state pound, dollar Ills
c-sion having much increased m advertising qg,rd
49,! his goods cheap.
Don't forget The store nearly opposite the Palmer House
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BoOKS, BOOAs. l,oOkS.

Wh0ieSaie amt Reiai.
'5NiE subscriber keeps
ell stock Of Law Memo Al THEotOGIc Classical
1Hlc, lisIORIC Al and MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS
SCHOOL Books otcvcry description "a
BLANK Books and
variety Wall paper and lordcrings
Professional men, Merchants, School Teachers and Families
Piled with Books. Stationery and
lowest Cincinnati
New and popular kind
&. Il DAVIS. Bookseller and Staoner
door West ofthc Washington Han.
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MARA TIllS

5JSTIN SNITH buys Tal0w, Bees wa1 Feathers Tlly
81 seed white Beans Strained Honey
Timothy seed oi Flour, Jeans I.-,ys every
hnh 81 Bank Paper if as vtie, aud allow ed for Gold
silver payable m Goods at the substantial kind Groceries
y Goods, Liquors aud Wines prices YOU tlee give
nlIn .fr Il l. Ind.
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siDDFEFeV.

siDDEEFeY.
TIL unlers sned method n inviii Ing :.
- tenuon his q
slE~~A de9 Harnesses, &C. sc. He has hand and -
= constantly manufacturing, Saddles Of Kind.
common quilted Spanish and covered brides and
saddle bags c1r~t BAGS travelling Trunks vas
side saddles carrace and common harnesses hips fact eye
article usually found sader Also assortment
collars al ~ which he intends they
Madison or esewen Bargains country
produce will be- taken sadilerv All orders thankfully, received and
attended 10 with punculaiity and despatch.
TT n pof
H. r. has on hand large quantity Of seasoned lumber which
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u sell on stock goods
think give such argns never given in the rlsce
betae My stock at silver
invite the attention ct the public The better
every thing shall % oil al cost and mistake opposite the
Washington Hall. w " TAfHo1-r
T.. All ih>e who know themselves
either 10y hook
aud al those 10 whom indebted will present their accounts
and receive their money. This hope will attended 10 without de-
lay particularly the Who will Gail
n RffT~