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New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22

VALUABLE PtARL-SrREET PROPERTY
' AT AUCTlON.-E- H. LUDLOW & co. viii sell
FRIDAY January 26h AZ 2 O'Clock At the Merchsn,s'
FxchaEgs the tn bick House snd Lot No d Peari-
strret-House . by IS lot . by 81 we'll arranged for
large family, and may, smsli expense De conyed
Sto- which favoraby situated, between Broad and
WhtehAlsiI-ts 20 per Of the purchase
malnon bond and mortgage For particulars arly 10 : A.
LAWRr.NCE., No Wail-stsest, tn he AGctonerrs
Thr House csn bv seen 4; any time j225t
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22

The CELEBRATED GIPSEY QUEEN
of the American Museum. She can be from O'Clock
the mOrEns I'LL O'Clock III the afternoon dressed in her
native costume, aud be privately ccnsulted regarding
PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE EVENTS. She
Graod Cc.morama aud 100000 cnuoses Admission one
sins II. cents extra 10 ho.r who consult the Gs.y Girl
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22
DIR VALENTINE

y
whose oddities, BITS &c have
audience there continued ruaf OF laughter
Also engaged, MONS aud MADAME CflECKENI two
celebrated Dancers and Pauto La Petite CERfTO
hs charming dans-use; Mr.. H. g. SHERMAN the ballad
singer +. g BOOTH, the famous Comic Singer; GREAT
WESTERN, tn. greatest Nigga E1trayagansis living and
the uneQuaed of the Locomotive Engine at full
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22
MEMORANDA.

Barks Thames Prince, Noble, Joseph Copard, tBt Liv.
srspc
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22

rUPPlNG IND LEECtilNG at ell hours, with
Oa and carefu!ness resulting from several years
freely given by Mrs LANE 76 Varck-stIee doors
above Charlton street.
ceeruy wait the and moderate
according their ability pay, any part OF the city.
ilo liza
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22

Ship >acon Lewis ja,s l1om saYanGah, and rie-
,Vind = 3 Considerable dnf, ce in the North aud tssr
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22

NTANIED-A situate on by respectable wc-
w man cook-undeIstsnds pastry. exceIrnr washer
and oner. Apply 42 Waits street. first floor. Good refer
.n,= p,v.n
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22

IL Debnte on Fourier;sm.-The debate on the
ol'owiGs resolution vii urd before the EEREAN
INSTITUTE. THIS (llonday) EVENING, ed last:
"ReSoirtd That the Doctrine OF Associations taught
veoped"
ihe Institute meets IN the Lecture Room OF the UNIVERSAL
Isl Church III Ezsbsth-tfet near Walker The Debate
VIII commence at :. O'Clock precisely The public arr
yed TO attend There viii be eoectoa taken up for the
benefit OF the Soc:ety.
alley. By order of : '' ''' ~
II. Z w PARKER n..;a.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22
Josiah Richards, Aucionesr.
Ky BANGS, RICHARDS S PLATT.-Store

uTHlRTY-NiNTA SEw-YO5RsK TRADE SALE
Inc nsN regular Trade Sale Will " commenced Tues
direction OF hS C2mmse OF the Trade, IS heretofore
lnycces ol Books f3lsI Stationery S,rl,otyr- Plates
solicited 2ad should 5e furnished BY tn. Isl oi Febuay
wh"n the tsk!osue viii De put 20 pres The CO sh al
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22

p~ LIST, ed and Sd Wards C0u:s.-.lndrelg
CdwpjeL - Jonas - uctsSitr.- his Vas acnoG o
lssuinusit to recover ty balance :o pnntefS
wages IN favor OF plaintiff against Defendant amounting TO
aoout S. Defendant oil the Summons, instead
of meeting clam by driendDs tie cause is merits
thlu. lawyer uteIp0Ssd 10 the action dlanry aud
technical plea abatement OF TIE SUIT As X @aS iiei com
rnsnced the OF ole fars nlamin :" no The
defendant ALLEGED 10 " ms general partner he palnif be-
evnc that TINS plea offended 10 deceive hH e has
before been deceived in ye .ense b the defendant to3k
issue upon Plea the purpose OF competing The delsd
ant 10 prove this Palk Benjamin general partner IN
the cancern having been declared BANKRUPT 6ut sto
,me since The tvd III th Cont on Saturday
last and the defendant stbiisied by Witnesses who
ar, IN his employment, named Tyler, aud one pas-ers,
pill netoety that Park Benjamin general partner 1nd
by the int-rpos on Jh technical dernce. has for tits
defeated end of justice Tbs t;e case IS impo'n II
telish Informing the pGhic oi the lartaershp exist
ns between Winchester ar Betlj j4nn, and OF putilng -
Creditors the proper train for the COLLECTION Of nslI
j22 lts ANDREW CANpBtLL.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-01-22

II To LEI Al WiLLthMSbbffbEt,1 I'VE new
- 4 toy and a,tic Houses pleasantly Siiuatrd on SOUTH
fS- hir5 Thd and tour about rlnaI dis
,hs Grand and Peek SIP hn'Hh.' IN mol
lars court yards &c, calculated for sente- families :o
.ess,on can 6e had Iasns!aly iso ous- erecting
on the co5gef OF Norr-Sx,h and second street.. with rg
lots Of ground will be flashed b. lS zach Enquire al
= rqueer I05 Prari y. Y, Ki!gour Ripley
De- had. Jazz I'm
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-05
Eoy.xECO-ME1ETAL COLt.EGE OF
lrrD


Anatomy, ; Lectures per wesA II. ". hii, ~ D., ss
Theory aRd Pntice, 5 Lectures per week, A.Curis. u. n, =
Physiology. Neurology, Pathology, DiagnoSis, : "a 8 Lectures
per week, \. Carts, ". D., 10
Obstetrics = MalsTa Mellea, 5 Lectures Tsr week u. L. Terry,
NJ u, =
C.emkify aud Gotany. Joseph Grown, 10
Az ppytae ia advance. wEh cash OF s~l security. Good Guarding
ran be hld Or two dollars iT week. Gla-Glllun fee Sd. SESSION.
com 4rncas I< u tadAy in Nosral~r.
~. Terry Is well &utAR a. .nf rrl fer> A. ~ able contribution % the
necfleT, ard q pfaiaE ic1tsrcr OF tic Botinil : s;em. iArnolo-y.
&C
P.f. Brow brings into The service 4 rhcmcli ant iAlosoniacsi
aaaafa ~ AMI aa extensive hoflnc tnri-l-whCh wEladd nmch
.. he Interest All use -Hsss q! lie course OF Lectures "a his dciart
ue.t.
sfn. Th-y are Talented nua AMI wen qti1ei - ihrir dep nmrris
an 1. we d,aai moi. Wi contribute Tie = sIise to Tie pr>. cuy and
r~e1ulnes> 81 the Institution.
file advantages FOR The sfasy of inlieny are not surpassed ty th~e
81 any >capi ia Lee West. surgery : abridged bs ne SacceSSal
the ssafs,n 81 IA ~ cs~s Alan, important oirrtutns ARE Tssf.tned
On the living -uijeeI. ai tir whole theory and FHacurc fr-c ascfsiiy
taught. aai Illustrated on iAe csdcyeT. Physiology = ili>iaied Nrh
The Nausin he most wonderful exhihnion of af;-ln im> uamei. by
10 uhslnn. tan be counIai, led in u many wcess- Pathology dag
a. Is. and Tie mpta.is. viii Le Illustrated a Tnianily 10 tie college.
vieTe, herrli-r, tire practice viii lie crnsttfry exhibited. The
principle Articles ~ The A-iegil Medic both crude ard psiuuti, VIII
lie exhibited - Constantly, rs 10 enable the student Z" irtesne ~
Qrainied NHh tie instruments ie Is a. uSe ~ as i-StSsl,n. Tie
chemical apparatus. the tuauir r1rcen, aHda ~ ~ warmly 81 maps,
diagrams. paintings. Sc. canphr Tie tine in> 81 Illustration.
We .er!hnppy IA assuring iHe psaic ihatn w have. NOW, associai"d
with a.. .tateGlea Who WI aa.Aet every T,s,nilt eNfectIi a.
friends Of medical reform. IN rlIA f-lnis 10 remove t.ia The ssntral
iftcifo nristf the new 3! S,ni. Tire rfnif charge i-H'istcs ahd
eng, nCsns.r Nnfsoi s-faIa u: Nrshti- see.
tnsa tnri Ohta. Ana. l>fI. n. W ii!it- VI. n. Dcar.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-05
HE Great Democratic National Con-
VcntiOn if Hlshliiic.

We learn from the delegate wAohave Just returned
from this great Convention, that sub a gathering Of
American freernen was never before seen m tie great
valley OF the West. More than FIFTY THOUSAND
people composed Of delegates from nearly every State
IN the Union, and from ersry county IN Tnaess c, IN
great numbers Oger Scren fiogS1H9 militia, reg
ulariy organized IN lmpan.es. with der 0iicer' arms
and appropriate banners. reported thcm,elves TO the
marshall of the day, and joined in the procession.
As al evidence Of the zeal and txed determination Oftle
Democracy Of Tcnne see. We s.ate the fIct that many
Of those companies travelled over one hundred and
fifty miles on foot. through tic dist and heat, carry
ing their arms, baggage and provision with item AMI
were at Camp Hickory. on tie shore Of the Cunber-
land. the ewing before the DAY of meeting.
Tie tables spread for the occasion measured over
two miles in length, not IN one continuous line, but
IN parable, Ines, c,upyin- an immense square N tie
GENRE Of the camp. The seats around TIE principal
stand covered more than two acre. OF land, whereon
wcro seated during tie speskiny moro than three thou
sand If the far dauglierso If Tennessee. A'lfairer
never h0aored with tAci. Pre- ence any assembly OF
any c%oua,ry.)
Upon almost every banner there was seen the NOM
orsllc words. THE UNION MUST AND SHALL
BE PRESERVED" thus casting hack Tie foul charge
that the object IF tie Nashville Convent ion WAS 70
adopt measure fr TIE dis. lation If tii9 hagYy COLI
fedcracy.-ShG'cac io-s Ca-ctc.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-05
Died.

At Indianapolis, Ia, Cd the 18Th ut, Ms MARcARr7
DoUcHrY, In the 1jh year Of her age. She Was On ! visit
10 this pl &c, at her sons, where she arrived but a short time
pievi Us, IN her .ual good health. Her Place Of residence
was Ccn,IeNilc. Ia.
II j, not The intention Il the writer Of this notice to give
a lengthy b. .Ga?hy Of the deceased, but 10 secuse the occa-
siOn 10 impress upon the minds Of those who survive her.
the importance Of 4 like ch, istian life, that them hath may
like hers, DC that Of the Iishteols. lcg life and death
may re summed up in n few words" Sic lirsf ana led q
CtriSiIR" And most fJieibly did She. da .ias her last i'll
ness, AM in a dying hour, shc~ forh the power of GRACE IN
us perfect wO4k aud leave The brightest evidence 10 cJu-
: lie the numerous i.ieud, and relatives tot mum her &C.
rasturc, that she is now tguin. high althom, Of ptai.e to
Ham who has redeemed her, supported an couflIiod her,
through a lofs and useful lie-and Assure them that they
- noun no a III sc who h We DO hrge."
IL her last hour she vas anxious 10 -, and would fIe-
qucnfly express ihi, anxiety but still was altaii she shonli
be suffered 20 murmur at the long delay. Tie ,h was di>asfB. 4
of Is siirg-ard though nature struggled a hing tIn.-the
christian bore it all. and the happy soul ltaIed al the so:nd
Of =" sister spirit come array"
The deceased had tees a most we thy member Of The
Baptist church foG about 90 ysaIs. She has lct a lafge
family cOnleXiOn and ,.Gcle u fIicnds TO mum her d,p4I-
tuIc. VI.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-05
..H..,A,. :,s.sl cnr.,cr..,

The LATE GovEssoa kiv..-WAils Gov. Dorr was
arcgSel Of a desire to lundcr the banks Of Gc State.
it seem, tina, Gov KING l., ACCUSED # being actively
engaged IN thc piun,cr of The bank under hlr charge.
Tire foul sllnlcr against the former i aGnihila;cd hy
again I the l,tc or j. UNDERGOING I'll examination bef re-
Justice Staples, on n warran. which has been ISSUED
again I his IAW-ANr-afDgR' J.frcfcarY. and upon
which he / : under ARE I. charging him with I lonlously
stealing. cmbr,zlinr. or fnuiulcn'ly apa ropr.ating -
his own use. s,!o.0DD of another person. money.
If the cIargc i sub,'au,';ol We see no chance fr
his Eyocllcncy's c~scaring that M d % which his plr-
" have iu-t consigned The man # 4 %otcSS itiCgrty.
-Prcriincc 4 gaiii.fa Eroil.
directors Of that bank lave known ii i1r tyo years.
and agreed Il suspend Pro scc,t on. " n9t 10 disgrace
the State a they now S'y. Well, wlcaGoy. KING
went cu. OF Olice Cf Governor. n yo9r ugo. tioy Gave
him that of Clerk of the Cur # Comm n ll'a-.
which he now holds; an ot.~e wor;a 9.ttN d Her per
annun. ard hsvc shown a deposition {, keep lAlf
thing out of >igl'. aal pat eli lree.uon as Ing
as tie stockholders could b. parGel. Mot # the
stockholders, with the CNco.:ioa f tlrd rec; r. We're
poor. many widows and |orilans, and nca who lave
lost the hard earning of a grsutlnany years, and 81 =
picIon vas excited hy DE d;lf:ory proceed no.. tni
the fund, Of De l.at Dlrc an led TO political per-
poses II go. tes. htns csrit = callc out and pro-
ciii.n H.. AMI save "a oTn caaartcr his ~tilrir =
elGc We speak f. fr Ia. rinlsaleat ans body w9oli
take f. a peek 81 !~n.et.e,. 1hcy alle NJ punish
Arn. he isa lula to- lsaiA tae.r ccm.el-. in tor
lois, when tey -%u9terlca tic pc3Fle's C'a,'!tet.cn.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-05

The Hon. L.. J. Walacr. Senator from Mississippi.
tlrs 7iiodcs 10 IN interesting passage n tic pubic
II, + iAc cssat cnb.dmen
mi o. wc never wan, tie trade q the homo
market Il Oregon. that l~orii5n # which Mr.. thy.
~ Is d.s,1.ch. Is pledged 70 surrender % England.
beng IL r. them double tie size # Peansylva. q.
viii i've hundred milo If sea cost. ana many excel
lenrbersor> ; Here slavery does not exist, nor any
alleged dalcuity ofacqui.iiian from sEy f.reign pow
er. fr tie whole territory Is already our own by a
tile clear end unquesiionable. and Mr.. Gays Fr1po-
siton to surrender one half Of It - England, IS I
meTe era.ui;ous sacrifice TO British arrogance and TN
founded British pro.crS.oas."
This i rcrhsps one among tic many reasons why
tie English tories &C 50 anxious TO Lave III. Clay
elected.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-05
y4na,.in-lo., cc..t..

SALEM August =. lSti.
Nrssns FntsoHs; The e. lowing Wetn'c a.l ~s.l.iis, IS
were hastily dawn az 80 "a Ton eaic liitsssr ~ LIS
county. Il The request - tc meeting ara wcict ns rlnogs y
adopted. T. sh.w >amcthins ~ thc isclf IS c|attltugci ia
the whiss n this palto e tie Stale. it's i-sue-tr3 tist tie
matter hcscwib o. n.trl Tod he PUBLISHED CID NaSasrr-ea
Will a. her fu'y IN \ vsmteI next S.tllwAL4 mJAly
81 Folk and j. t!as att''-
wurRrAs. We believe taf ne greet mass = t. tmcsi-
can re PC, 81 teu-h dHl'cd mt, two -.eat foiiic-l fafaes.
have olc soisaou interest. at1 ere conntu wt,a ia the fcs-
r,fuify q tur fec INSTITUTIONS, aId lie u ~rf- y 90 otT
great ad g1nIHs cuuntty-a> each AMI ai must 81 y Tie
blessings of tao-c ia>ttuii4H> whoa ia prosperity. - g.!
will suiict equally the lc> tic.c.f. should they tc swept
away nd fail atteth tie ion Iuie q ds gf,'sm crf.
where's. We believe that they fsliy appreciate ani aftcn'ly
love GU fee q 4 republican, feIm cl -oNtinmfn'. witt al
its evil aid religions AfeIlic>. st duly feel t'tf g~-cstlC-
sosn>f i4ty 70 tic her o>ai tue icVpiuu.n. who foa-ht. llei
al sird 70 purchase tie sac e. tooa Tor thCra elves en. ftciI
r1-.cfItv. ard anienfiy desire tat true American ii Gty
nay a,utlSh ia al it, vcinal iseshnes. DOWN 20 The latest
pos,cuty ID wheseas. Jli-i : oihess ty ous own hearts
"a righteous iui-mea., We have he utm u ~cotlietee III the
virtue. intelligence. love OF The ccnsutrtion-that sacred
charter of our fseItie>-ieft u Us ~ those who won iaen
ty tleif toll AMI llcoi. and Of eur glorious ecnieieaey,
taaf bright gal Ky f States. which atIact lie wonder AID
stmi4aiisn Il the void. however much MACY Of them may
diff win Is in politics, and thlt iho<e wto tehefe al
ch4fgc otheiwise. Themselves lack ihe>e requisite ~quaihes-
cations Of good cit zef . and no,ic-mirici men: ard vheTc-
a.. althas-h We tenc-e tic mas 81 the Wing panty. - ti-
fcIins with u on lie great political questions II tie day. are
honest ard grfe in their itsniions, al arc 'e>iIcus Of the
interests equally with oaIse'res, and that they arc Wilt s
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-05
A Sls...rc.' ssC.rstCI.

SULLIVAN COUN ~, Ia, Arg. 81. 1874.
NFssRs. Ns-SyS-An account of 4 letter plr-
porting to lave been written and dated at Meion, L.. hitch
was sent - and published in the Cincinnati ChIon Gle and
the cby { uni is way back, which said letter gave the re-
suit aud claind a glcat Wig victor, IN Sullivan county,
hy asserting that they (moaniug the Wings had elected a
Bank m ~, and a IaiiN man. Ard believing as | d that all
this h. tecu Zone for political effect, ! ask a place IN your
IA. e. 10 wa4d oil he blow, and wi c cut the stain. intended
hy this political manGuvie. now make known e. my con-
sti'ucnis AID The would that am and ever have been opp s.
e. 20 the Banking system, and o>lccia ~ the L.. :. Balk |
am 80 opposed To the - iiihution of the proceeds IL the
public lands among the states, aud would cnly - IN 4 DIS
iiibution IN tunes of an o,crnowins Treasury in any case,
ant am ard ever have teen utterly opposed to a TaiiH ~
any other pun oc than 10 revenue, and ten not cc cent
shove Tie revenue point; 81 believe that all duties are
laid ly the consumer, aud icccmc a iait OF the capital Of
The vendor. Aud - Argued Oh the stump during the can
vaS>. whtn ! lOuni b necessary. ! also stated on the stump
IN - many vo - that when was In the Legislature | had
rot voted tot orc " hig. neither di ! oApfcf 10 d. - fOi the
fuIIc. To The tuth Of which uaty cf The wing, ol THIS
county en- attest. | have scut IN aitclc H. the tiacinnaii
thmniclc IS az ,f>ci 10 The intigriy aimed ~ me AID my
constituents. nut icartg he would not tc wiling 81 10 TO
III u a. he would a.V, othci> 10 dl e. hlm. AID believing
th1t all such te,las atoms fslciy 81 unadvisedly IA he ought
o. - promptly met. | hope YOU vii give ihs a lace IN your
Iapel and make ,ucl. use OF a. a. ,ou think he>t. AMI re-
main yours, uufy, THOMAS VI
Representative Il 5. Go. elect.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-05

CoVsolAToGY.-THcJn.ted Stltes Gazette # Philq-
delphi il. lately So Z, :. wc re frequently asked by our
Wing friends, why The Whig larty maze 50 foor @
show in Kentucky III tha guba-nat3r.al e~lectioa,' and
len in answer - 81 such ulnccc sa-Y cnquirie-,
proceeds TO show dat taking the vote fr the Wing
candidate FIR Lieu,cn9ni Governor Is q test the
returns show that Mr. Owsler, tie c'ndidl'c for
Governor, ''has fllcn FIR behind he Wing vote Of
the S'rtc.' That lie pu1lc mleatup,recia:c ihc sort
Of consolation which editorial ingenuity can dairis-
ter t. the tempcr-.riel wigs, tie Penn yIyanian copies
fr m the same article. the returns Of votes given FIR
Govern TO 0w. ley. " lie gentleman who falls FIR
behind his parry and FOR Liou.enant Governor 10
Dixon, whose " vote my re taken as & test"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-05
(liY siCtHr;cS.

It * no wonder that the Wings look blue over the
late elections. Look at the follow mo. One of The
Missouri Democratic cand. dates. Mr.. Parsons. d Cd
just on the eve Of the election, too lete - communicate
It TO the voters t. my extent; and hcn'c, there is a
vacancy. unless ere Of the minority cani!iatcS accepts
tie place, as being legally entitled to it.-Ch;o S.rtes-
M0H.
CONGRESSIONAL ELEcTToNs@Scycutccn members Of
Congress have been voted FIR SINCE the Presidential
nominations, viz: In Louisiana. Illinois, Missouri,
and Alabama. They have resulted - follows:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-05
ersTssrr.r,s

I'd virtue orc cxrru-ioa~ 20 ne firer-st from tf '"r +.
40 81 Tie Marion CIRCUIT Cont. ! wi eNrc-e To ~. Nc : =. -
ne Csut. House door. ia tic town 90 iniiararo e. oniie -. q =
OF Sep'cnf sr. ls4f. tetwecn tie Gus re's.f ~ ~
rents ama y oils fur seven wears D.. tie Low ms ~-+ -"
estate. sfUat. D. Nerioa county. 10 SIT So
The sonri west quarter a. - ton Nc. 6 IN ipwr-''r No. ,.
norfh or r.re I east lsu .rr.s. so tic f'utA az or f*-
iaif Of re .ou'a e. Il quarter o. Seriien NJ ~ e"nshii j. Ho-i
OF range Ne. les.
And on III uae 70 realize n = fui aiaeuai frinrrfee ~ san
erui.oa. | Wi - tie samc tiu. ani lirre eTr'-r L. ~ -" =.
sail rea! estate. re utci - tie property 81 SoAA = var - &c
SUIT 81 Alfred Harrison.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-05
Great Democratic Meeting iii New
~

The Utica Democrat ~contains a long list and graphic
description If the Monster hieet:ns On tic Battle
Ground, where Gen. IIcTkimer fall covered with
wounds in the memorable struggle Cf tie 9th of
August III. The number present, The Dem lcrai
est. mates al - from THIRTY TO FORTY THOU
SEND'-densely covering mJre than I ACRES
OF GROUND.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-05

From all which comfort Is d~educille. ahun,antl-.
in one OF two forms: It. tat e the Wings e
Kentucky. numbering g, '37. two hundred Refusing
20 vote fr tie Wing candidate for Governor or ID.
hat there were in the State Ct Kentucky two hundred
Democrats WHO voted Z part Ct tie Wing t.cket.-
y. i. Post.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-05
1ni'Es

NOTICES lerc'v e.yen. t.fffe rf'rrsi tant "s 49, '
. t.fe~. sr sfnf tt..rafio4 il IKE s.s tftsr e''r oi y iaIi
C.aarv. iaie Of Marion county, tereseL re e".i go ~ g.
iv move solvent. Al rer,ors i1tc'fci 20 tHr~-ii e-'afe.'r
40 ,fel 10 settle tier accounts NH. fuc t'.fs-hci 70 tEi
amt ai r.fsors i:vise claims a-aias,iie s.ii c.n'e-are rti
>, 80 ,l.5r lin, tn..saiateE. THOMAS O>Ltl-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-09-05

.sss-srsg- AZ.

H0Y virtue of an e,e1iim 10 he directed nem The Clerk 'fisr
- 81 the Naiu suLf o. .ia.i vii eNTf>r O. irfif s4.- ~ tie
coat lIsusr. 90 the town al - ittalp i-- Ga iLe 2sh tas sfSpfssn-
hr-. l-ii, ieioctuti- D l-- pes fr-i "a .e. az itni> anf ff'afs
Tor seven ,,ais, 81 The foL1Alas described 8 az e-;sc, sAnai, ~ a4G
in staff .tnri:
Lbs No. a.. ~. IA sCulrr ~ J. in iiek 10 q. vfsf n White
River. 20 I. D.. hacker rii ntr Size ioN 81 iaf-1. rt--
And sn finfe T. Realise a., hl -.oaia ..ut.l,a - saii e'ssr
iin. I "a j. u Tia ~-sar time and ritce tAr' ae fr -naFa - -nti
rd estate. a., he lfoesk o N .i.a sc.eustani al tle Sna IL
Il,aa, Ean>r,.
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2 Y virtue of.- order oftse ,iarioa Crcut Cou.i, lcit - &c
~ . roltfy o. Marion. Indiana. On tie a. Monday &c tnl,
/. ID lSa. fhc unigrs1nci Commissioned appointed ~ 81 CT
GUS Cn1-t ia a ceTf9's sut Feat'a- or tie r!surery s!le oi S.t
Cosst. Tor Tire partition o. zeal estate. wherein lane- =. 10 e. AMI
VIE are comp ainati-. aEd l. i11ie'4 II langiil aEd ol.c's arc
ft ATLANTIS. wli. lcivc,n tie logS Of ~ otu Is. an. aud O.
cfu-x. y m ON fie irfh iHy o. a. fo.rF. \ D. l6ff. rrn-coi. Oh
lie promises. 10 sIi ~ pull aurilon, Tie following desrrihsi ma
cf.ie and tr.ni~s situate ~ Marion county. State of IudifHs.
10 Wit The souta east 'uaftsrof ~ertioa num- erd EIGHT. "a town
hin -um'cr fifteen. lo-fa OF range tour eaSf. $50 nftat~'s are -
lie sold sut jCrf 10 lie right o. dover Of Elkllcth " iaausaltH ~
tic same. and tic rur.i - money - le pataiie 10 three equal
sale. and 10 DC secured ~ noes p@Fa.ie 10 sid canim'ssioref.
with GOOD fcct0'l security. TIE plrrlsScrw ~ re- Give q tcf4l-
cate Of purchase which viii cn'iie him 10 y u FL 10 the same,
should tie sale lie confirmed ~ the court aud tie purchase money
paid.
The above described tract Of land j. oft'e lest quality. md eoa-
iain> l60 acrcs. more or less. in good rsfar. having good or-ls RI
and p good frirk iouse. sni OF er suTaf r. buildings TIE Hrli
gan Road runs through tie land and pf>-e< Tie cooT Of the dwell
ling house wti-h j. now used ~ 4 taveua sfaed. Pheasant RIn. a
never failing sreau. passes through tie said frrrt Of ianG which is
situated about two naiics soI-h casieriv ftcm nc riiy of iadiana
rois- WILLIAM SiLLisA N, commissioner.
Indianapolis. September 4, 1914. lljv
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~ "Wednesday las. ON else toll iati ani nta luiimalois "a
90 istcc White tialr sianl. ucwltt wan- Tie t"r~ni n"i-
ms II atA a. tuning Ire same 10 fAc ssistltu - q" thh Office WI
cont "a fts.fon lrNtt y. FHl4.N.
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get virtue q. aa "a. cHfmn O. Is tl.ctrII nh fr thfArt atct "a
= - the safc1 Cirput c.aut. !wai e rsc o. ihEic sac at 30"
Cont iiase dss, n ir ioHu al la .isaa't 81, 81 us = IA asf .fs''
tpiAer. III. htAf,H ih. AaIt- fis~l ffsd a. ltN. fe gcL.~ sHd a."
It's f. seven Yets ef tae following .s--atea al estate, saft in
3iion { unff. fHuu:
Throh4I ~ g-n.l Ge has arliTm 81 s.Gian q. 80 Lvr-
slap a.. north 4 range Sect 4k, tr ~ iafofLc At 80 so-n
~. :, "a t.ND-i4p D., r41rri
And un f.,nrc o. frdite dc iNanfult t~tnandtais 80. t'ttg-
iina, vii al Ia sane inr asa lisseNp-o fe g.. sa - = > I
4eti estate, a. Tie pUDicsy Il .!aI-4s .'.s, - Ut SAL Il AAr =
Iiafrrua.
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