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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-18

POliiicIl

Inc wing papers conducted by 4. remarkably smart
young men and hackncycd politicians, think that aS
filming did the business in $40. it sill be-
equally eiicac"u> in ISL. They hoped the same
elect last year, but 10 their great surprise ,hcv wore
disappointed. They are yet blind to the true cause of
'hcr defeat at that time. The fact Is. the pcoplo arc
too intelligent to be twice. deceived by the same ,r,v
'c same statements and the same promises.
i"ey reason a. did the honest farmer, whom a
l'cNcy' VINO had already cheated him oGt Of a fine
morse was b9ntorlng for another trade. No sir. said
the farmer 10 cheat mo in enc trade a s,ouadrol
only was necessary to cheat me in a second, would
require q scvundTcl and . fool TO boot.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-18
Lafayette.

on The 9TH. so that those who can attend tie one can
attend tie other. There, also. food for the body and
soul WI be served up. That must be a crowd ard
no mistake.
"a saturday. July 10Th. Will be a grand rally at
fNtiiTSTOWN in Henry county. and at GREEN
iiLLD, Hancock county. ON Friday. the 10Th.
On tie 10Th. there is also to be a Mass Democ,,.
Meeting at ROCKVILLE. and on tho 9TH n.
cEEkNCASTLE, at which latter place a free b, rba-
cue VII be given.
Al tie democrats in the vicinity of each place an,
a. others are respectfully invited to attend. We
Lave lt,iers TO that effect. and deem this notice sniff
cent we have not time to present them. nor room
u publish them at this time.
bes-dcs the above, there VIII be a great CATHERINE
u"hUStVlLLE on the 9th. 10 which AZ are again
invited and especially the Democratic and Glce Clubs
OF Inc anapolis. We cannot remember all that have
peaa hcHt' but this we are assured. that the noble do
nocrac} OF the Hoosier State were never more arous-
Ell never more determined To put down the Dictator
lay AID his myrmidons than at the prcsen, time
he WORK - progressing. and our watchword ..ON-
WARM. Nor have We ever. since we came 10 the
Feii4cel arena some twenty Yeas since. seen such
enthusiasm among the fair sex. No brutal and
or'nsen scenes. such as characterized the campaicn
oi iol'. are suffered TO disgrace our assemblaoes.
ahd "hiie Ley are graced by the presence of ladies.
and cheercd on BY their smiles, who can doubt the !.
sue
Arou~n, den. brethren one and all. Let us de.
vote a few days to our country and our homes. You
wlAne'oH'y be rewarded by All approving conscience.
a return u old fashioned democratic times. but bv
the Smiles f the fair daughters Of America. And
what more DO you want
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-18
Call Wp.

Bring on those names who have paid good money
| taxes. We have 4 tremendous list already. Eel
low-ctizen~. You are all Interested. and on the tria
you VIII find cut who IS honest. You will learn
whether Mr.. Lands has been ''slandcred'' two thou
Sand dollars worth. New evidences come to light
every day.
Also. we wish all persons to whom Mr.. Lands
gave good money in change fr scrip to leave their
Nance with Us. Further, all who let him have Trca-
sury Warrants. You viii see a pretty sight enc Of
tLese days.
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Mr. Jamcson's speech
lt.LlsoNVfLLE.
RcDOgfcd for IN,

RcPortedJo the State Sentinel.
Surprising that Mr.. Jameson might have something
worm nearing or reading, oar reporter was present.
ana gives the following, as Il literal report, emitting
a few hens and hars.
"Genticinen II suppose You know TINT nm n
candidate To represent you IN the next Lcrislatnrc.
Democracy Is icpublicanism, and Rcpublicanism j.
democracy, and am n Wing. | go for a National
Bank, a Tariff and Protection, and for Distribution.
though do not think IL necessary to discuss them at
present. Thank you, gentlemen, for your attention.
T.. ). lie carried a mule load Of documents. but
read nothing.
Qnyy by the editors. Had the leaves got turned
up
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Sen. %.:a-risOm csss, r.c,,ry (,,x.

The wise old owls and counter-hopaing iay bid
oi The federal wing party never liked Gen. Harrison
as compared with their dic,atorial aris,ocra,ic clay
idoi. They only used Gen. IIarri,on's name as an
entering wedge for the great protector Of the Bank.
rupt law But the Je1eroi wings can no longer lead
the u "ocrosc Wings. The latter are more nearly
related to the Democratic party. You may lead n
horse to water. but YOU can't mute him drink fer h.
gets there. We have a long list of =. come cutters.
before Us. Come on-roll the ball-ana rally TO tic
Republican Flag Of Equal Rights.
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Particular Ncc;cc.

In the hurry and hustle of a Printing Establish
ment as extensive as ours. with only two editor, 10
superinicnd the whole establishment. the great won
der Is, that we get along without committing more
biundcrS than we do. While we regret to have even
me occur, yet we are sometimes found mare fault
with by those who, instead Of putting il in our pow
er by their aid and support, to guard against them.
have rather crippled our exertions by that ,at.oaroe
which has starved many a printer. We make these
remarks IN consequence # a note VIC received. couch
ed m no very %ilattering terms, and which We would
publish were it not marked :" Private consuming us
Tor one 81 those blundcrs above alluded 10. We here
make the correction. In Publishing the letter from
Oen' Jackson IN our last, surprising the afi,,ss to be
AT the boitom ot The letter. we emitted to notice If IN
the editorial introduction, and in reading the proof.
lis omission Was not noticed. The letter was sent TO
JonN BRYce. Esq. We were not aware. until the re-
ccptlon # The note from Mr.. b.. that il was 50 omit.
ted and although he appears To- think that the omis-
son Is n hcinous offence on our part, We do not be-.
licvc IT viii detract one iota from the excellent sem
tlmcn's of the Old Hero therein embodied.
01rWc respectfully request all editors who NAV
copy 1t. TO be kind enough to Mr.. Bryce and ourselves
to supply the unfortunate omission.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-18

0-peier BeSancson. jr. ESQ. of Natchez. has been
appointed b. Gov. Whitcom5, a Commissioner for
Indiana, TO take depositions and afidavits. the
acknow ledgment of deeds and instruments of WRITING
under seal, &c. in the State Of Mississippi. Mr.. B. has
also received a similar appointment from Governor
Mcdowell Of Va.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-18
..ThiS i, Il Cnan.,

The Wings at Alli,onrile got up a pole, on which
was a painted lag. Not being able to please ~ the
wings the painter pat On a log ruin, on which he
painted what he intended fr a cooa. The tL.nr
resembles 80 mach a koe, that the coon club had !.
deep consultation a to whether il va, not be-. =.
have painted over the porker-"t this !, a 90 :.
They are very wratly indeed 1t i a .n-n 49,,
hoggiSh affair alongside the beautiful and n.,r;0..a
Hickory pole of the Democrats.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-18

pemocrats' Farmers All who are opposed to
tie Dictator Clay. who called you pirates. and land
roosesS. Be cautious how you srcap ro.es. The
eoons' sure ct defeat, will try every plan to help them
o1i. We have heard Of some Of them and will
ioresSi them. Don't swap votes and be sure and
"AICh YOUR POLLS. This is no idle warning.
Resist any and every encroachment on the ballot box
NJ al hazards.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-18

VrSamuel Dias was hanged in Vigo county on
the 9th INST for tie murder of George Brock ON the
10Th October. lSi3. The Express saws that the
circumstances attending the execution were without
any peculiar interest. 1t is estimated that some
several thousand spectators were present, MANY from
a great distance.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-18

~ e 90 s'sng II thr Central Drnocraa. cat,rf.
'~.H'po''' on Saturday evening. JUS t.. Nr ui..t.v
o"'''d ID" following rr,an.5ie aud solutions vi.t
"efe unanimously Adopted
"HtHtts, w ha.e hoard ufh fc,fng. 81 d..,-
-''i ~ te pfilet GOV D.rf is ht,u .enf.r..t =.
'"' '-"'f ~ h.e, ior o. ofact rea..n fl.a l.,. 49,.
c'ai'ii"n - Human Eghf., and Nnfrfa.. ~. H.
"F' u TO b. Tie duty 81 o., il.nd~ 81 h.t.f na f...
re u'iF All orr'nte - D. Proceedings aud b.l.,.9,
IS we q" Var iey ale 80 result 90 ort..isap n. a-
institutions ~ tie IaTft az rot,cl go ilaf sale. a.s g.
ing tire prucifio~ % the headers II ihe VIZ nar,, ..
De ihe same e,frv ~ here. TO
h.S''1'a ! tat ih" case ef GOV Dorr si.ail ~. g..
confined I" Rhode Island alone. but the Gi.nis' - -
c'i'' l'incP!es Throughout the land. .hcul4 - "a,
volres against y. '-sc Hieir
"esoS'e' That We view the proceeding, ~ M. D,,.h
government towards OConneii. a : an a., - u.,....
J"p,i'u VIM The Proceedings Of the Wig, u Pboss,
"t''-''N' That tie conduct q the Wii.- Marty =, chas-
q Is conclusive e, violence Of fh.ir hostility Ia D
" s"s. aid II they had the sane power ,ls.ub.n -
In VI speech aud thc right II suffrage wou,d go,
Island. = rom RHODE
f"S'i'fT' Hat a jury who would conyic,
reason, under such circumstances ss Thar If H. 81 +"
"i Hh'de Island, are unworthy Tie nam 81 80, 80"
i favOrlte Scryruf Of Hon. ,t
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-18

GEORGE WALKER, Esq. Will address his German
fellow citizens at Cumberland. on FRIDAY.
CTo-morrow) July 10Th. The German citizens e
indianapolis. and all Others in the county, who can,
We hope VIII attend. All others who feel disposed
We should be glad to have present. We consider
Ar. Walker one Of the best speakers in the We.t
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-18
Union County.

we have seen a letter to gentlemen Of this place.
dated Brownsville. July It'll, which gives the names
Oh f"efre men who have renowned whirgery and
Joihed the Democratic Army. These are the gentle
man acquaintance. 1t also states, that the writer
KNOWS OF many others. and that Union county i safe
,or ue coed cause. Thus goes on the good work.
Do you hear that, boys,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-18

GrOur brethren of the Press. to whom we send
the Coon Skinner in exchange. will bear with rs for
emitting to send them the lat number. The inc ease
oil our list during that week was beyond all expecta.
uon and to many subscribers, we viii send extra
copies to make up for any apparent neglect. The
good work goes bravely on.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-18
Read

The communication Of Phoenix in another column. 7,
VIII be perceived that the writer touches upon certain
acts Of the Indianapolis Junto towards poor mechan-
les Ponder on these things. fellow-citizens.
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Public ~

we are requested to state that EDwARD LAvDEP,
Lsq. candidate for Prosecuting Attorney, viii address
the people at the Court House in this place on Satur-
day, August Sd, at IL O'Clock.
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CrINc Or6>vf1sr

on &c 18th inst This Will be II great turn out and
ie mistake. Let every one who can, attend. Afrce
'@fAecuc VIII be served for the body, and lots Of De
mocrauc speeches for the mind.
Tic rcxf isn't
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-18

'nr t"oie Is literally covered with invitations to at
'eha me great mass meetings of the democracy Of
ih'iaim az different points. and the democracy are UNI
NeTsally invited. Among others, we notice the groa,
rally 70 be had at
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-18

The Lynchb,rg virginian announces the sale of
a hogshead of tobacco. belonging to Capt. Edward
withers of Campbell county, for ~forty-fve dollar.
per hundred
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-18

@we regret to state that Mr.. VIM. J. Brown is
not yet able 10 leave his bed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-18

Tie Wings are getting deaf. Try the ,r,m,o,
Moses, to that Old Coon.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-18

Matter Of interest accumulates rapidly on our hands
more than we can possibly do justice to in a weekly
paper. We ought to publish our big sheet twice a
week. and would If we could afford IL. As it j.. our
Extra, the Coon Skinner, VIII hereafter contain more
or less OF different or additional matter from that
c obtained IN the State Sentinel. This VIII make IL
better for those who take both papers, and enable Us
to throw a few more shot nj the enemy than heretof,ro
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-07-18

i isVoEi'e servant Of Henry Clay comno,,,o, .,.
-ecenty' At Ashland, BY hanging. g
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-20
Superior Court.
Before n full Bench,

FEB 10 -DEcIuoSs John Constantine ads. John S. Fan
WInki.--Motion denied with $40 costs, and that the
plaintiff pay the costs Of the motion.
John Goffiono ads Joseph " Harris Motion to stand
until Saturday morning next with stay OF pro-
ceedings therein.
fera and ,ct Ordered that the motion in the stand
until Saturday next
William Wilmarfh vs. Francis Sdyre and John ". Cal
feid-MOton granted, and ten days time allowed upon
payment of the costs OF the motion, NJ 81
Alfred Taylor and C. Norman ads Elias Wood ana
others-New trial granted, costs to abide the event.
The Peopie sr. rel Samuel REED vs. Sheriff Har-Or
dered that the Sheriff answer the nterrogaores
Monday at the opening Of the next of the
Frederick Read impisaded &c ads Darid b. and William
Moses Re-argument ordered.
Peter Sather and Martin Fiopers ads james Giddieman
Judgment ordered for the defendant.
Philip Kearney, Jr, Us. George ID. Posf.-Re.argumen
ordered
Joseph r.. Hsars Waifer Lggen and otl,rs--Motor
for trial denied
John j. Laurence administrators ads. Henry Barclay
Judgment for the defendant with liberty 20 the plaintiff
to amend within ten days after notice Of the rule pay
ment Of costs.
Henry Victorian ads the Triton Insurance Company
Motion for n new trial denied
Before Chief Justice Jones.
FEn. l9--Jdeob s. Plat Cornelius u. .qrcher-Ihis
doing business at 81 Plat street and complains that on
the 9th November last his store entered ~ M dh
time by the defendant who sail he was pubic ocer o.
the city (he the excoroner and that he hnh rpe'ne
certain goods in the plaintiffs store ani whh Roons
the piainh had from sidr OF the store 70 c
otherhat the defendant laid hans on MN several ZINES
and threatened bring him to the police oioc The case
10 still before the court
For plaintiff, David Graham, Esq for defence James
+. Smith, ESQ
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Correspondence Of the Herald

PARA, BRAzIL Jan. Is, 1874. *
Movements Of american Clopns and Horses abroad
~ Please to announce tina. am still in the land of
the living, with Mr.. Enos Sage's Circus Company
which left your city on the Bird ofJanuary lsl3 the
company are all well, and doing an extraordinary
good business; houses full every night Mr. L. p.
Harrington, son, and Sol. Liprnan, the celebrated
clown, belonging to the city of Philadelphia, men,
beers otMr Sage company are among the number,
and in good health. From the extraordinary ma
ture OF their performance, they produce the great
est excitement wherever they perform.
Your townsman, MIR. Rufus Welch and Company
were performing at Pernambuco on the 18th OF
December-company all we'll They are now IN
route to Rio Janero
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To the Public.

THE NEW YORK HERALD-daily newspePsr-puDs,
shed every day year except New Years day snd
Fourth Of July Price cents per copy-or ~ 20 POI an
num-postages pad-cash in advances ..,
THE WEEKLY HERALD-Pubhsheo every Ss.u,usy
norning-prce 81 cents per copy, IS II par annum-
hostages paid, cash III q vance .,.. -
ADVEhTlSERS are informed than the cerculsuon oI
fast has the arsesf circulation Of any paper in this sty
the pord and is therefore, the best channel for business
urrn in t6s eif, or country. Prices noderae-cash in ad
vance.
PRINTING of all kinds executed at the most moderate
price and in the most elegant style.
JAMES GORDON BENNETT.
PRoPRIEroR THE HERALD EsrABLuHMErT,
Northwest corner Of Fulton and Nassau streets.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1844-02-20

BUSINESS PURSUITS IN NV YoRK-The New
York Business Directory for 1914 and AS, has jus,
been published by John Dogsett, jr No. 70 Nassau
street, at 81 25 copy. Il contains no less than
n, 295 names, classed under ll67 heads.
The following synopsis shows the principal pro-
fessons and trades included in the publication, to-
gether with the number of individuals engaged in
each IL 10 a cuxiaIia sia fe aienf -
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Fen Ip-Harrls Carpenter, sailor on board the ship
81 Petersburg arrested the charge OF having s'o
Ian the watch of the Chinese ChceI ooWee already
reported The key OF the watch found him. lie
was committed for examination,
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CArDD
COMPLIMENTARY BALL
MR. ROBERT NDERSON

MR. ROBERT AND RSON,
LATE PRorpfIToR SHAxsrgAng HorKi~
I HE Friends of Mr. ROBERT ANDERSON, propose
xart Of h Sh,l Hotel,
Of William and Duane streets on TUESDAY LVEN.
INC next, he 9th instant:
Splendid Band iroyided. and every facility will b. n
prded the comfort ard enjoyment If those no
attend . . BY order ~ the Csmmiffee.
with ladies he bad the s,r OF shsksp-srp Hotel and
At Mr. Peter Mllues Hmmony Hall. II Centre street.
Ga N-m
FRENCH ARTIFICIAL FLOWERS, &c.
IE subscribers have ius received rer l-te arrivals from
Havre and keep consttny on hand complete assortment
French Artificial FIower,
Materials Of all KINDS for Flowers n..H
aleby HENRY 4 Kahn Jmpcyss,s "
N I'm rrc II I,;bsrfv s,r~e, n,,..
OUILLs AND 81 EEL PENs.-soo mo Quill. seIl,ng of
~ ~ low PRICES; dealers ond do well TO
all before purchasing elsewhere Also large of
Stee Peus manuftctured by Perry Gott ard Mitchell all of
which VIII h. sold low either who esa rets the
uhscriber wishes y leave the business this spring
a. MckEACHNIE. Quill Msrnfscturer.
Vel in'm as Pearl sweet
REGULATE YOUR BAKERS BILLS.
'VHE sUBstRiBhR has opened store Il No 81 Naasu
sfre - for the sale ~ Tia she Wheat Rfr,d
Nso Pies and Cakes Of all kinds Families served At their
dwellings, with Brad, Ties and Tra Cskes.
Citizens generally will md this desirable place for
iae h.vSsd lGt ole tnr,s cee Of all kinds three
All ercle, made under his peonal supervision
e pledges himself that the best isrias shslI nsd the mar
ket onen. JNO. l. HALEY.
ntimsec
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GENUINE TEAS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
THE CANTON TEA COMPANY,
Principal Store. l2l Chasham street, Ner York
' Branch Store, Slo Blocker 81, NJ. Y
Assney al ll6 Fulton street, Brooklyn
Also. Of Main and Tan Hoaon Paterson, JF
INVITE THE ATTENTION OF CITY AND COlJN.
TRY families and purchasers their several establish
mens where they think will DO found by fa the best
scton of and nnadultsted Teas in the United Sat
e1ce to high a little. 10y price. and upright dealing is TOT
Original only warehouse for Of Howquas BlacA
Tea ObserveStrngersw be particular pnembs the
OF the principal in Chatham btween
Pearl and Roosevelt streets. N.Y..
The public win also be pleased take notice. Car
Tea Company have nothing do with any other
whatever except those described the Of this advertise
r ti.flIr jt< imsrc
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Here Is variety enough, and competition enough
to give us perfection in every thing There appear.
to be no less than thirty different kinds Of bro
kers, numbering in all 435 individuals, most Of whom
are money hfnker and changers
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The price Of each numbers 81 -two numbers to be pub
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UMBRELLAS.
SLEEP r., BRO THERS,'
NO MARKET STRkET pHII.ADEI

y IL r. r. y ~ X - no THE KS
NO. l2s MARKET STREET, PHILADELPHIA,
MITIGATING the revvL Of businsss. have increased
"A their stock and rival
greatest IS ab,hmsu the globe Purchasers rely
beng supplied with quantity and quality Of UMBkEL
LAS. PARASOLS AND SUN SHADES, including the
late Parisian style
Being det ned not to succumb to the present severe CON-
their goods offered a. the lowest enduble adv
the real while constantly the alert introduce
provsments in material and wohmv ship the stock will
always COMPRISE the fashionable and best
goods In the mafkt fH 2wrc
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PALMO's (LATE) CoNCEKTA*D COFFEE ROOMS
FOR SALE.
THE FIXTURES. STOCK AND GOODWILL Of this
tusiness, the ard best stand
New York corner OF Chamber an Broaway to be
posed Of Apply the premises, after 10 ocack A. NJ The
En1,z nd Iwsr
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WEDUiNU AND VISITING ,AkDs --ra gravsd and
" Painted IN the rss stys Fl Ss ~ ,uc.d pee'
CIrser Of Park Row. Loysioy,, Hotel.
70 Piease esll.aad Examine specimsus. $50 lnsue
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ENGLISH ADVERTISEMENT.

T ONpON-ST kATHARlNE'S HOTEL, opposite the
- - kaiharines Dock Gates, und the Royal Mint
Queen se.pshp respectfully informs hs friends in the United
establish rent which built md furnished regadle. Of
expense and IN adapted for the Of IA
miles and gentlemen EnEsnd the hotel fronts that
part Of the dock in xh.e. The hns. aud Of he Ss Anne
and Royal Exchange The house VIII be conducted liberal
and economical pncples Inc Conee Room il supplied with
the London, American East lndinn and Colonial The
yAnds, Wins. g. are Of the nnr qu.ly good Billiard
contract by the week month for board &C. the
in Amenca.
LENNEY beas assure th0se who may honor him with
er that nothing shall Be wanting render them
and ny attention ths wishes OF his hopes
merit that confidence and with literally
him when steward Of the British Queen dllf
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NOTICE-An pIication will be made at tne pe Ses
IN ri the Legislature Of STATE Of York for the in
corporation OF Benevolent Society In the ctv and
orh be called The Noah OF the Sons Of
Bensvoence. a.l l..l j6 itsr6wc
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EER 20 MAkSsiLL E.s-Pacxrr of list OF March,
$50, Ths shp HENRY THOMP5UN, Capt. Sylvester.
For fIsishss Or passage: apply TO ma
81" l03 Font street, orto
BOYD HiNCKEN, Agents.
fl5toMlee oTontns Building, Wal, and " alter