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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-02
NAILS.
FOX RENT.

A THE VIRGINIA HOTEL. Main ST.
1ssssGf9 Wheeling Va. tins establishment -
IisiEs5S lnng aud invOIah'y known TO Ihe travel.
SssSs&S9sS ling public situated on Mriu Street. ia
the Guy ul Wheeling will be lor REM on the Isl day
at April 1913. The House aud all ats a,arucul.
are IA g""j order for tho public accummndaI ion.-
The great increase al travel ihrp this place makes
a a desirable house for renting. For terms. apply
Ia the subscriber, or Ia James PAUL.. ~ his Office
on Main ST. Wheeling. ARCH WOODS.
jan 1911
Biliunure Patriot. Louisville Journal, Frederick
Examiner cory TO llIe amount ui SO aud charge Ihis
Office.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-02

SWEAHlNGEN ~ CkU MBAtkEk,
AND COMMISSIO
MERCHANTS.
WHEELING, Va.
REFERENCES.
Charles NJ Keyscr.
VIVA Mayhem A. ca.
Duval, Kcighler a. Co nj.
y = Gardner,
WIN DAlrymple,
Hopkins e. lIull.
Weber, Miller s. Hand,
WIN Duly,
Johnston & Tingley, M,
Robert Toland f"''ia'
n & l. Dickson,
Conrad a. Kelley.
Dufcmus, Suydam e. Nixon, ! 80.
John n Fahcr '.'"N
r. a. g Ncave,
Wright Smith. &c..
a r DeIliuzcr, ~" "''
Beni Umer.
Ycaimnu a. CO.
jones Rubh, ESQ, NOslsana
Wilson, Wright, g. Go.
Be Hubbs, ,,-,.-y
Jesse whitehead, Esq.
Androw Elliott, Esq 81 L7uis. No
ar Yeotmnn. NafiUiUe. Tenn.
BIC Cutler a. CO LowsJiUs, ~.
John Lippincou. Moyrisi0wr. Oiis
obl5 49,
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-02

IN CHANCERY.-ln the Circuit Superior
Couri Of Law aud Chancery for Ohio county.
John Eff, complainant.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-02
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- N -
.THNHE subscriber having rcceIIed n cnnsigrmC at
- ui hlnnn's AKcs offer Ihom iu Western MSr-
chants al Eastern prices, carriage MT added. The
qualify of Mlanns Axes where Known. is considered
equal !" any made IN the United SIapes.
ich % SAINT. NEEL.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-02
FOREIGN GOODS,
ALSO woo LIENS.


sargt adeo which ,fds
c's1'Nng What :" can 30
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-02

TO WHOM MAY CONCERN.
kAT Ew III sell Al the CITY Luclipn ms, Noil O.
Wv Marker squire 10 pay charges, iut ui
Druggist drawers. shelving aid battles. in thirty
days from date. IL not called for heiore ihnt time
expires. BRENTLiNUER & SHALLCROSS.
feb %
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1843-03-02
PORT OF 6=Sr wnEELINC

oNT OF @skkS5- WHEELING
STEAMBOAT REGISTER.
ArricaiS and Departures Of Boats for he last 81
hours. ending yesterday at O'Clock, y. VI
Beats Armed from, Departed 10
Or hcus. CINCINNATI Pittsburgh
Sw liisure. PIrIshuigh Cm"Inuau
Nj sscnger, Nashville
NJ hlcznmns, Cincinnati Pittsburgh
West Point,
NJ ngn Chief. Pittsburgh
y, rIh Queen, New Orleans Pittsburgh
H. lie al PiHshcrgh Cincinnati
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22
FEMALE COLLIE
f.yaTE B<s1iTt'

rEf!iE school Opened az The I-ankln institute,
Monday the under ilt Tie Board Il
named oV resolved 10 make he Institute Wulihy
nhic foT The scioi Nd i piscd uHdsf
the direction 81 Miss l,UE, Ia who well saA.
Of eiucaiEn and experience, instruct aas
branches 81 literary auaiHnnts n Taught ~ lie let tiish
Schools IN thu The e male Principal viii be
Irsd J.
Will euiIao al
sfiiuir, the hsnr-s
Principal, for the rard Trustees
OF the school and
government nt uftrr the follow regulations
sculed:
There Viii =
18Th
viii he Nndas september. and third Monday
IN FrhnaTs. each term 10 consist Il wenk weeks
Ittuts a. follows.
Reading. Writing Arithmetic Ter half 81 90
The LuC IN Geography
ertisrs ~ Cumro- sacred and foaHe llision, 90
The rh the French Language.
itfany. Geology. Astronomy.
RIA Mental SCIENCE Natural lbto,g,
onlrify. and other hran,h he's. %
Trustees Wl.sn reference IT, had
iher information, composed The fuloy
loHv NuKrNs, AtFrGo HNRHisoN.
". "a WICK.
I. y. PHPfs. Ar-rf~ W MoRRI.,
WN. ,HIEs, yots> to-rER,
WV SMrrH IL. NoHN.
is. nArr.s. u. " hFRaY.
y BNa etnrre vii b 0de fer os a for the
prev shall have ben u - "hesed
that such charges
e,rrerce ure,e CONTRARY, be nN,d per
-ctni nd prhlc notified.
ry-A VII alwaA- be- made at
5l-tg
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22

HcliogahalI-. onc Of tic worst of the 70
man cmpcrcss. having been told BY the Sv-
Ran priest lat he would oom;at sli,iI,.
provided ne means Of making lis cxi. in .,
manner becoming II. imperial dignity. IL
provided rc?.s OF purple aad goii in
twisted, that II M 4 har< himself impcra-
torially. II provide golden swords. thai
he might run 'sip-elf through rs became Car
sar. lie had poi-oas cncloscl in cwcis.thpt
he might dr;as - farewell hecl.aps. ii drink
he uu,i. in rTiasel. 5 sc. Other modes OF
angus. d,ath ] haI prepared. Un.orlu-
na;ciy. al were uiasalling. for he was muir
dered. aud DRAGGED shrorgh The common sew
ers BY ropes without either purple OF gold in
their base composition.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22

CLERK nirc
. Tie a'u"n c caft VIII public sale. NJ the c'n
i'ai>' '"r n the august o. ~
between The hf- i,ii. aud profits f,
the follow Marion county,
'snnint the unFih land whrte the
i-i -.t "t the lesr National Road aud
~nli - links. stake
Snh "" Z" the town it, thence north go dee east chains
ana links. af land
i BARLOW ricr north ~
along -aid line side
lht Naihn Road theme south Il. Ri the Naii,
E"'d etnn-aii tire place the
ialhd "cf" nnd sa Be- ili, less
And unilifrtp rcllr tc fl drnincd ,ecuton
VII at the time AMI .lnllr
estate. cN'cied proptr, John y. Eer the
jeremiah l,.ir.aun.
Jajg ~ IeU. an H. iNWfIEAp Sierg ~ &.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22

BANKERs.-Thc term banter. when appli-
cd 10 "a former age. Is 80 likely To- produce
mIsconcepioa that i. seems advisable to cN
plain II. \ banker in early times pursued "A
very differ ut trade from that which occupi' 5
tle attention OF the opulcnt and Influential
class 30 called a. the prcscnt day. u Is well
known that the later derive IL eir prof S
from The cmplo,mrn Of ilnctuating sum, o.
money. deposited in their hands Tor convent
cnce anl sat t. by tie public and for the
security OF which. tie respectful iiy OF the
banker is considered sufficient guarantee.
But this j. a rein mont OF comparatively re-
cent introduction. with which oar iorc!athers
were wholly unacquainted. Is late n tpc
tim OF Swift bankers gave AMI took bond
on receiving and neing money and made
their profit By higher rae OF interest. OF
g,gry rs il was called, ON the latter operation.
than they allowed Oh the former. Ten or
twelve per cent. was the customary rate OF
interest daring tie reign of Queen Llizahc IA;
ut " .ich period h. united in his person the
tr ,des OF urer, the pawn-brokcr. the mon
c. -oriycner. the goldsmith and the dealrrin
bullion. \ Gern1n traveller who vi,ito
England in I'D says. tat be saw in i.om-
bard rect all sorts OF gcl AID silver vessel,
exposed 10 sale. "a. wcll a, ancient and mod
crn coins, in such quaint must surprise
aman the Hrst .imc he sees and considers them.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22
E0Us&. LADIES SEMINARY.
f.,sffp.arantfss

synIs Institution IN he opened pupils
ct Jon>.o> \. years
tren engaged teaching Of the most eminent literary 'ni"
Mr. Johnson VIII he assisted by Competent number Of able and
assured that sSch oHiy Viii be- employed.
r.e viii - e~anshsi Which VIII &C. NJ, Three ,~sr, drnem
mated the Junior, Middle aud Senior wears Yonnr ladies
medal 81 diro"a. Th~e ra,,s
named WIZ have the privilege ensnsus'n such udr'a'
ma, he deemed best adapted To ,lri wants
English Grammar c,oaIh, ale's roy Of tie uni,ed states
coDums IHsl Lr'scns IN Arithmetic, smnhs ArnhmeIic.
English Grammar
First Term lucr nr aud so'e,n History With Aliases,
tD,,ic~ laitou~ Neetra.
,snrlur'. Ih,c-or, 81 Natural History,
toeome'p Iesrna,e
Geometry completed Plane rdronomeiry,
First re"' 'als' : , Na"ae, .1s'l's'
Hitchcock G,oioey,
Second rem' o,.eai Nsarai fhl-orh, ocrun
Blairs Lectures hcsnn unnersu, edit.
lom.,eaa'- Nauai Philosophy completed,
rrs, Term ,li'u'- lse'u'es computed
' '' )lurf,t's G,uernplA of the heavens,
'tphm'. Mental Philosophy.
srcoaarem %s,l.sa'. siei',l' s ,ocs. ,,.
car, w. he taken during he Whole c,r.r 10 cultivate habits IF
aeenasg unlog,aphy Reading ntdns aud ,ou, os'on
WIN other 'ludicso separately ''n', i'r desired
TERMS
f''mery Dcpament-lnsi 'a,s, I"r quarter, 81 90
b., N, regular conrsc Z IN
Guitar ~ 40
Im-ln,Ion vail he the Eeaeh and German Language
/ reasonable flafee.
For lessons Linear ani Perspective Drawings. Painting
c"lor~ tl un'n,, Tran Enpsiar, French
Nerr r~. lon, VA, a,.,s iru., reasonable
charges viii be- made.
REFERENCES
bishop N'liv NNE. of Dho.
u. V. rets. L. h. a., President Kenyon College, Ohio.
-E.V JNp. SANuFts, tf,irr~tfu lnnruagtf
H. e. Ross, \. NJ Professor Mathematics aud Natural Philosophy,
Kenyon toii.re
Rev Bl,xr Principle of Minor Hail, Gambler.
isNr. NoHri,oN,
y. NIsr, ,,.i
G.. a. DrSN, '"''~"'i''''
6. SLIT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22
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urN virtue Of an execution drce the Clerks Office
u y at the Mafun viii public the
hoissc doon The indianapolis, onthe Hi da, 81 IA
- ,iw ii, hp D, law the rent~ and profits COZ
g., The following ies, i3cd estate siuaicd Ia Marion
county
i hii 81 The southeast qllteI of section o. m township -,
NORTH 81 e'.i dt-iuc ct Lands red III sale at Indian
aIpi
Aud "n fale realize the fi amount demanded ty said
i"u VIII al i' sumo tle d picr the lee simple "i said
real The pfo,t, John lial the John
". Hamilton.
Mn & * 4 II Strrg 4
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22

Ie WI 'ient in pef.on ~ tpn h. oiee n Iean0n =
uut the n dt o I'e
Persons lahie t,sts hereby informed, MT
unls Paid % iie hf>i da ct net ulr neat the law
make, f, duty t aictr pf1rtdl y cfs> and sale o ci
beet .f-.l'r u peas a freeHf and rs ae The
si tt il4n - l ilN o. Aides - ing
prrriS And further. ~ sid take lrd
aforesaid h The second Monday II January
eualg 81 wiH added te1
law. Al concerned ASSURED ia Ire requirements tie
enforced. persons Each PERSON
ptaee receipt f,in The p money
receipt fa - state and ,ninty
J. r. Wei AJGtlfIN.
L.bInaa. Ind iagai I. lstl SOW Coar'n Y,fasnrr
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22

hereby sa5 Lewis. john owls and Martin Lewis
4 - ~ i" Lew 49,, Decreased aud g. John "l~, en'i
dim aud i1Hl ir interested uhtin undersigned,
M.rn irv, i Ns Ap hs utr VIII hskc ap!l ration 10 fht
o. r fulai~ ouIt a. shelby ceiiN al ihr
te ntn,cc aud b. iehl ~ tie t'fi House ~
shelly tr >d unity ~ ly Indiana. Monday lhe ,ih
h 10 f'tkr
,oA aud rurs afcofius i"irfr- r'i''
s,i. i~ertd estate pnr hunirtd
and az lui W li west quarrel" ~rct"u ., "a town
a. lin r e- lat 81 the ~'h
etiil,i iin rna ofrlfs ii"fa AID
.u4er 81 SECTION IS. in ttWn-l -,
of rlrs, . 90 t'e .off, @ fuhn4n NFPENi1T lKAiN,
tr..i. l-i4 ,iw MARY Ann FENbN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22

BAByLoNtN M,rEIAGE-An ;uction 81
unmarried ladies used to take place in Baby
lon annually. In every district, says the
historian, they assembled on a certain day in
every year all the virgins of marriageable age.
The most beautiful Was first put up, and the
man who bid the largest sum Of money. gained
possession of her charms. The second in per-
sonal appearance followed, and the bidders
grariiicd themselves With handsome wives ac-
cordin, TO the depth Of their purses. Bat alas
il seems that there were in Blbylon some ladies
for which money vas likely 10 be offered :
vet those also were disposed ol--so provided
were the BABY loaans.- When all the beauli-
ful virgins were disposed OF says the historian.
the crer ordered the most do.oIned TO stand
up and after he had openly demanded who
would marry her with small sum. vas at
length adluJgel - the man VINO would be sal
isied with the least, and in this manner lhe
money arising from tic sale of the handsome
served for portion Of those who were either
of disagrecable lco.l OF had any other inper-
feciica.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22

EpY ,incof an execution 10 dreci'i the CLERK oir
- ltrinn public sale ~ b
count house d n The Town at indianapolis The 2 di of An
gust i-i brWccnt ie lf> prr.onhr h te aud pnhis
wears fu, estate, situated
MafhaI y
The ISL i ir moth Qn1r of nship IT,
nniiE oi range = inH.
10 drnari"i hs sud
tiau ~i ant cAI, tr Ice simple "i -id
real estate executed NJ tie property Of Jus Adams. and other
The e. itiI,l ilnton.
Ja.s a. leis. u.s) Il. LAWuEip, Sierig W. e.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22

FARuuNG OK \ LARGE ScALE.-What large
tracts of land are sometimes TILED in the west
ern States under the name Of farms NAV be
judged from the following articles which are
found in the Peoria Press.
As lLLrsoIs PEMmE FARu.-Mr. Isaac
Undefhil, Of Peoria has farm about u
miles above this place, at Rome, on the Illinois
river which Is the largest, or at least one OF
the largest in the State.
The Gr,t ield Of his farm that meets your
view in approaching Rome. consists Of five
hundred acres, under what Is sometimes cali
ed virginia or worm fence, eight rails hi H..
Three hundred acres Of this arc in wheat.
principally put in last fall, and which vas
soNed upon the sod, last year for the first time
broken up by The pillow. + ON such ground
full crop is never expected, before the large
burrows. which had lain in solid body Of
matted root for AGES, are thoroughly decom-
posed and pulverzcl. which cannot take place
in few months. Tie wheat i, now duly
6ih) "vhite for harvest and IS estimated
that parts % the Gid viii yield twenty-five,
and some thirty bnslel, to the acre. though
the Whole may II aye.lge much over twenty
bushels. The difference in the crop IS mainly
attributable to the timc and manner IN which
the ploWmg and sowing were done. The
balance Of tho field is IN corn and oats.
The second field, which IS the nearest
Rome, and separated from tie fret named, by
the road leading from Northampton to lhat
place, consists o.. two hundred acres, which IS
enclosed with beautiful aud excellent board
fence. Til, was done at an expense Of
: 1862, which Was about the cost of the fence
around the five hundred acres. This field
contains wheat. rye, oats, and corn, and shows
what the IL Sale prairie can do when under
full subsection to the hand of the cutivator.
The wheat here presents scene beautiful
beyond description. II oycrtops the fence
which exceeds five feet in h ight; il IS clean
well headed and even, and must produce thirty
five bushels To- the acre. description of the
rye and oats would be such as might excite
doubts of lis truth in the minds of those who
have never seen the crops Of our prairie State
The corn, though fine, is not 50 well crown
it is at the same tine OF the year in ordinary
seasons.
The third field which lie, north of the Sc
cond, will be al mammoth size when complct-
cd, which will be in short time. Much Of it
Is now under fence, broken up, and part of il
IN corn. II will consist OF sixteen hundred
acres, all under one fence.
The whole farm comprises about two thou
sand three hundred acres. and has a straight
line Of fence on one side three miles long.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22
Ne,n,xe Il

hereby given That letters granted q
r undersigned ths probate Hancock
estate ct John Row d'eeas,d Al persons naf o" sa e-saie
requested make immediate o., those claims
present ihc iu3 authenticated, ug s,un,n he sup
posed e. be- solvent.
JHiy -, I-43. s-3Nr JOHN SCHRElHEH. 3daa traitor.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22
fssyau,s AE..

OSEpn At'N would respectfully ufrm In the
80 uhr rally, ihit be removed hi rrewr hi>
establishment f"guc Run Bridge vbec he read, o furnish
them VIA Ale aud Beer reduced prices lie W a furnish tie
test 81 Mali e" d'siicts. hw aud satisfaction
lie returns thanks Tor CUSTOM AID ocits continuation Of The
SAN
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22
UOOyE COUNTY, VANEs FOR 1913.

fH,Hh If and tltr Hone County, indana hereby
that The Duplicate the present year = n'w ~
h- hnnd The charged fI Tie year I-t ga each
iludfed dailsr- ws lNaae refillf state purposes
and u> additional, M 81 d'ai ana
dumb ~ la, and Tea mad
ccs aud each ai purposes my cents on each
plsi tlr cuIuN MS
Pr nr pa pee VII attend. or by
dey e usual places oiue tieetiuns tie several town
sl'u- ~ s'd o,ani, the follow ine Jay
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22

ST received i1f-r -tl, Psalms aad adapted
- su
n The nf 4 S'r~ rsi zi AMI commended bt the General
N-'n's ~ lac fi.a bnfth. An .iurchrS
uhu~ ti, trIf frn ard Well sole
~nt ni li,r'n-, 90, ~ip
iiis orifr- 20 hp
i s their dle rs viii Keep coi,sinl. supply
on u ini e. IA olcf-.
supply .lrftilf IIrms. VIII
iien be .sepfei tasa rs ailden,n,s
e b. pNNls. Bet'"sr ae5 ,fr'esc-,
n-. D = Il Il III -. Ill \.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22
NlbI'gf'Es

WHEREAS my wife lane, he'd aud hoard. iln nj
Just clusc iHocln therefore 4, al persons
against t.hnfiue tring her - VII debts
ct htr contracting alter tht- dar ALIENS RILEY
L-4r,c4cc Torn .hg, huron 10 .lar.S, lef3 '--3w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22
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EgsE.Ssa AssE.slaLS.
IaaH q er 5. Iaa.a.l

tF:. si er x; Eaiss.l
--tl'I ID respectfully oi and ihe public cen
80 orally, thu hr i received direct l r EASTERN elites
ami o. nov ~ tie old stand 81 Ca-iead brandon an ~
rn~Ne a-Sttnei of !fet Dag. lle, fH htsHrc =,
Iarpcnfsas. ~ tfc
Lfa1, 1s Uoods stuff. FHrs Haf- and Ls'r
bH .f, Np C,D.ocs, Ieruset sntr"r >Piarh Cinr AMI
other article
a-rrlined II the lowest
Tie f e,in NeI, han> iciicfs, faniti>,
IH4ti-. and ln,a'ii> - respectfully rtq 4cet.
Tan rtl-i attention wi it hsis ritnS aud com
P'i- rrin aud oieEtd loaI ui tie night
wleu called mp
patronage heretofore extended To the establish
1T. e. ~r ctiuis soIitiei.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22
JOsEysa 4. aTEsgsEessEtl.
- 80 n Z. -. I'D Min MI Z. III.

ga JOSEPH 4. aTHgsEessEfE.
f;t|A c,s,icrsaENcr sisss' t'oftir-1f;sfcr.
= HasiHsf1a Nree' marty opposite fac Post fpfcc,
80 81 E-rlCli1 lA nffn- lhs ofindisnaIo
49, - d. and - win Jas
tss..J Tire above a. ieiss tlr s Hd 81 de
~ ceased pln The inl iiae iis attending c
t%4.J oi friend aud vtatt that d. e.
fis Nlnfe c~.fi.
ksy pat titrni. furnishing enh,r
il,r>- rlf~ .ii ai the Ini moved i,i Also.
De- Will make III reasonable
q gtis..i- The county
y attendance a hHf- @hfl'i f'e subscriber fii
ol ilr an.,, nIl ie iAfis.
a,v I. sTgETCHrR.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22

LAVA the year 1880. Mrs. Murphy
appeared before the Lord Mavor Of London
accused OF stealing eats, and SHINING them
alive, (hc skins being considered in grade
much more valuable il taken off the cats when
ed by many OF her neighbors. who had seen
the eats crawling about without skins. II was
stated by the prosecutor, that If the skins were
OF value TO the prisoner. they must be also to
the owners Of the cats, therefore the stealing
must BE- felony. II Wa decided dat Il !,
could be proved that the prisoner stole only the
skins, it would be a felony but as By the evi-
dencc she stole ,c eats alive, the law cannot
reach her. She must be discharged, for she has
committed no crime.
~ the Spring A,,;zes 1881, in the west of
England. woman WAS tined for stealing
P,IR Of black silk stockings, which was clear
l. proved. and the stocking, found in her pos
se,,ion-iIle Judge however. by cross cxamin-
alton, found they were aeo odd stockings, and
directed the Jury To acquit her, as two stock
ing do not mike pair.
Abraham Thornton was indicted for the
murder Of his oWn soa-ihc facts were proved
under the most aggravating circumstances. tie
had, however, sufficient money 10 fee one Of
the llv ycrs called rorneS friead. " no saved
him from the well mcliicd gallous. The IN
dlctmcnt WAS for the murder of his OWN son
John Thornton. The lawyer produced the
BapiisnaI Register. which proved that the
victim Was bapiised Joaah ~ not John-hc
did not therefore murder John and was ac-
quilted OF the crime altogether: killing Jona-
than not beng murder.
The facility OF escaping punishment, is the
surest encouragement Of crime.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-08-22

- ifI flri ana raf Sermons. Fvnr-, ica u
'e' s tie fi-t Rev. thfrs T. Nsl,tn - -. vrh prni
' airs>~ ~ fr rIrrtis the Importance cf ftnut
aul q
r,ns 1917 Just t,,i aui Ef sale t,oS
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