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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-20

The Rev. FRANcIs ViNroN, Rector
Of Trinity Church, in this place, has
accepted the call of Emanuel Church,
in Brooklyn, Long Island, n. Y. and
his resignation of his present charge,
has in consequence been rendered to
his corporation and accedcd to. We
understand he will no, fully enter upon
his new field of duty, until the coming
fall
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-20

A Board, to consist Of Surgeons w. w.
Wheaton and r. S. Sa,terlee, and Assistan,
Surgeon &. NJ. Hitchcock, will assemble at
West Point, on the 2ith inst. to examine in
to the physical qualifications Of the cadets.
who arc applicants for admission into the
Military Academy. The same officers, to be
associated with The superintendent and mill.
tary instructions, will constitute a Board for
The purpose Of examining into the physical
qualifications Of the members Of the gradu.
uting class.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-20

Among the recent confrmations by
the Senate of tho u. S. we notice that
of Edward J. Mallett, re- appointed Post
master at Providence, r. l., VIM. En-
mis-, to be Collector of the Customs for
the District Of Newport, r. !. vice Ed.
win Wilbur, rejected Lemuel Will
liams Of Massachusetts, as Collector of
the Port Of Boston j. +. Adams, Co!y
lector Of the Port Of Now-Bedford.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-20

BREAcuEs OF THE LICENSE Law
The Town Council have selected Mr..
John w. Davis, Jr. to take cognizance
Of all breaches Of the existing license
law, and authorized him to prosecute
for the same, without respect to persons
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-20

The adjourned May session of the General
Assembly, commences in this town, on Mon
day next. 1t is not probable that quorum
will be formed before Tuesday.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-20

SrH OF JULy.-WM. II. CRANsToY. Esq,
has been invited by the committee to deliver
an Grafton, in this place, on the 4ib, and has
accepted the invitation.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-20

Tur GBNrR,L CoSrrHrScr Of the Mc,ho
disl Episcopal Church adjourned on MONDAY
evening orlnhwe,k Tho report of The Com.
mii,ee N reply to tho Protest. ofSouthetn me"'
her. relative to Bishop Andrews case, ws'
rdrt,d ~ ba recoid,d on tho Conferences
Joutnal ~ proceeding.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-20

Appointmem by The Gove,nOr and Council.
John IT, Clifford, Esq. of New Bedford, to
be a Commissioner under a Resolve of the
late Legislature for asc aiming and eslab-
fishing the Boundary Line between Massn-
chuset,s and Rhode Island; in the place OF
Hon. Henry Shaw Of Lancsboro', resigned.
" Il. Mercury.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-20

Nr. Lyell, tho eminent Geologs,, has
nearly completed hiS work on America. II
- to be- published m London by Nr Murray,
and ~ this country by Wiley s. Putnam.
The tnle Is North American Geology, with
= Journal of n Tour IN lsll-2. BY Charles
Iyell. F. q, author %. Principles Of Gcolo.
~, &C. 10 yOl. svo.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-20

There was a Female Duel at Bayou
Brlgde, near New Orleans, 30th ull.--Ca,h.
arinc Roach and Eliza Annls, who were ar
rested by the police IN time to spoil the fun
of an eager crowd. Being prevented from
fighting with pistols, as arranged with their
seconds, talso grIs,) they pulled each Others
hair to their hearts content and we're then
taken into custody.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-20

Captain Gcisngcr has been ordered by the
Navy Department 10 the Mediterranean, TO
take the command of the U. s. trigate Co.
lumbla, in place Of Capt. Shubrlck, deceased.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-20

The death Of another Member Of Con-
gress is announccd-Almon II. Read of Pa.
who left his seat some weeks since on &C.
count Of i'll health.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-20

The Philadelphia Gazette states tha, the
resignation Of Bishop II. U. Ondcrdonk of
that diocese, will be laid before special
Conyention to assemble IN September.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-20

Polk AND THE TARIFF.-Mr. Polk
says explicitly, in his address TO the
People of Tennessee, published in July,
l843, that he is, and al,cays has been, op-
posed TO Protective Tariff. And his
organ, the Nashville Union, endorses
this declaration Of principles.
CONGRESS adjourned on Monday last,
and The members are generally, without
doubt, on their return home, where
they will be glad, for season, to enjoy
that reposc which is necessarily denied
them while in the discharge Of their
duty at Washington.
The closing proceedings Of the ses-
sion, are marked with an uncommon
share Of the confusion and noise, which
is ever the consequence Of procrastina-
ton and party malignty.
In the SENATE, Geo. NJ Bibb, Of
Kentucky, was nominated for Secretary
of the Treasury, and unanimously con-
! frmed.
The nominations Of Judge King and
J Chancellor Walworth, as Associate JUS
tees Of the Supreme Court, were laid
on the tablc-the nomination of Mr..
Halliburton, as District Judge Of Vir-
ginia, was confirmed.
The nomination Of N. p. Tallmadge,
Of New York, was confirmed, as Gov
ernor Of the Territory OF Wisconsin
and Thomas Barrett, do. as Collector
Of ~ Orleans.
In our next, we shall publish sum-
mary Of the closing proceedings.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-20

Tho Providence Horse Guards will make
an excursion TO this place on Monday next,
the oitb. 'Fhey will, we understand, stop
and dine at Browns in Portsmouth, on their
wny here, and on their arrival take quarters
at the Ocean House.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-20

The Woonsocket Patriot has been en-.
Iargsd and otherwise very much improved in
it's appearance.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-20

The IoLAs now leaves here at 7 in the
morning and returns in the evening. leaving
Providence at 4 o'clock. See advertisement.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-20

The u. S. Circuit Court, His Honor judge
Story, presiding, is now in session in this
place.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-20

The Georgetown Advocate says, 1t is IN.
dcrstood ,ha, Mr.. Calhoun has determined
to retire from the post Of Secretary Of Sln,s
very shortly after the rising Of Congress.
The Secretary Of the Navy, Mr.. Mason, will
also simultaneously resign.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-20

FrRE DEPARTMENT.--A meeting oi
the Fire Wards, of this place, was held
on the llh inst. and the following per-
sous were chosen Engineers for the
ensuing yenr - Silas III. Cottrell,
Chief Joseph Anthony, I'd and
Isaac r. Spooncr, 3D.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-20

O. Rumor says Senator Ilugcr Of 8 e.
intends to resign. Mcssrs Pickcns aud Rheu
are spoken Of for the place.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-20

SIX lhousand Poussans have purchased n
lrnct Oi land ~ Texas.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1844-06-20

In our next, we shall publish a sum-
mary Of the closing proceedings.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-28

THE Pr R-Tiov o. KET-PicKiNc.-An English
PAPER tells Of ady travelling. by one e tie nuner-
Ou' onulbr7es b. tween Liverpool and the village Of
" ateriso. vino got seated beside member of tie
swell nob, equip ID i1r hs vocation With cloak and
f-e pair ~ -. the latter being rurcly folded
before him. While he thus appeared to be sitting a
nufn-ss lamb. he bu-ily engaged In cutting
through the ladys apparel To- get pocket from
~nca he >ucc eded IN extracting her purse, containing
six soscroisns.
luL looR lfrNcnNrS.-"W nearly 33.t0CO0
persons in France" says tho Roforfner ...herc arc
2''oV'UO who do not drink VINE there are 3 Co.,
'"t VINO never taste sugar; there urc 81 .touttO who
never wear shoes there are ~ ,ODoOCO who never
eat meat; there are i OO0.C who never cat wLca-
On bread, and, finally, there arc I,tOcOOO clothed IN
rays
FASArIcisu. Two ladies of the sect Of White
QuaerS, were apprchendcd IN the streets Of Loneford
tlc other day. where they displayed Themselves IN tic
supposed costume Of Eden noInclya garment Of leaves
twisted together, and covering them from the waste -
the knee.
The Mss. bcqueaticd by Lord Byron to the Countess
Guicclo announced f1r the press in london the
reading community are likely 10 be on the qi rre TO
the nature of these paper>-wh.ch Imy comprise not
only the lctiers bn some yet unpublished offerings If
the poets muse.
4 curious accident has occurred in Cambridge,hire
\ horse kicked over bee hive. upon which the IN
ragged insects attacked the unluckv animal The ma
IN charge # Il, cndsayored rescue the horsc when
the bees attacked hun also, and both man and horse
were sung 10 death.
Joseph Ronaparte ex-king Of Spain. and for a long
time a rcsldca; IN the United States has expired at
Florence in hs 18th year lie was ATTENDED hy his
two brothers. LOUIS and Jerome. cx-kngs of Holland
and Wcs'plaia.
Low Lr,ING.-In France, out of a population Of
ihrty-two millions, twenty-five mill oas have but six
cents day dcray all eNpenses-fo1d lodging, raj
ment and education. England aud ireland are in no
better condition
The longest canal communication in the world
extends from St. Petersburg to the frontiers of China,
over space of i,l12 miles. Ii was commenced bv
Peter the Great.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-28
SilEgsIFg-S SALE.

TpY Of dHtted em fhe clerks Office OF
ID haun court, viii public sale, at The
do.r. indianapolis, onte l3ih day Z" lie
l-ii al ", law, the nd
the allowing described real estate situate IA
Marion comfy, 10
No. -,
, noii l6,fanee
Tie s"ih hall at .cmn No - township No. IL, 3rl~i.
And failure 10 realize The full amount demanded 10y sal
viii 4 tie q
estate executed the ct Andrew Ninit The
Fuller and OILERS
NV. l-3i ~ asa II. IAWIiEhD. Sherf ~. C.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-28
AP.&sksa b.OskA gsDassa a. e.sHAIs-
h.i~sgE.Es 1850.
Cen. escDI &c s'GOlzr. E.s4. b.,

- ,. -tprfrH 'fTt.i. ! tVt r. y \.
TgVlifs P.aat sfifnion. estat ii-. c u $50. uni
vrrsaliv s.9.r. OF ~ rip '> "a re present
lo-acd Ri "a pat 90 te i'a tec. ed
ou place pa iit resort i'v'r TIE " oc 81 TIE "a
- J'rt 70 Pee TIE q served OF an o-s-vtfs. ~ T. '
tie Hospital g. The only resident ,s an ee'oc, ms w o.e
iihr and attention To tie .air o; Ute un.'f,t''t'
lot 90 III idoi' 90 iv"ienft Arranged on - ''" 80
e hospital NJ STAIR Is also fccie WITH every aciH 'o'
recovery Of pli.ti-."
For the Disease avc'.
seminal Neahn>s. Giee'. Ten Iniporry
Squalls aud t;ono.r aud Nervous uciy M,rcu
rE aad a other dis The aud tie nafy
ckrowicdeed rated. II Inose all
dc;scs class supposed ircnrahc e., Oh are apv
trouble. isiliar wit practice OF ir,ne
ably IS lis patients and very frequently Tie patients OF
Dr. Caoe the Oldest advertising physician city
hany' \. Ills me heal tai"nfs are nnflvaed
Coo~e. u D. l. H. D. Of Albany, n the foanlcr Of tho Al
hany Lork Hospital Tie m-nioncd li.iesi
,"s 81 h'"Si '- Ht - wort" + proclaimed = circr oa
literature tie ts"-Dcmocrat Pal Banner
Wtenevcr = unfortunate su d. Coo g o. Narv.tir
are w. i''s fo"" La 10 spacious pV'ie once literally
crowded VIII Credentials order.
tranis. M - - lie lero oi Ms pIfieu>verv
arr tie D." 10 hold such l0umri~l aud cnivaf for
liz fec. ceIv" The
tts eek rated home. ct IN Hack
vfe. Episcopal
eeutee gold iuches IN Is ifcii
it profound y lan, tbs feni 10 humanity and OF God
Mr. orleans
io-paI Nn,crira Paiani ropi- Tnstitu
ton lis ci. under ~ traan auspices Of cslrr;fcd D
Cooke II Mob Norton street Aauv. y y. elcf
tant for tie comfort and crtain OF uvaai This Ia
hnary patients have tie best uetral i'euaurc
ami founder OF desirable
and sacred security resides premises tie most nrodnous
Their usual avor"onsand enjoy 30 y Of
physician well tie most benevolent man OF tic asc.tr
rolfgp.
ps. cooEn rrnsov.try TO HIS Patients.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-28
AaD.rors.s OFFICE.

fs'E fown tract panel Of land viii be offered Tor sale ~
Cont e dr IA Tie town 81 indianapolis on SATURDAY
of ~ NJ
81 on Tie iacd the
~ iron, hl.
journal September and Ocuter ga.
- north.
containing too Hancock cnuis originally mofiagcd
fund John D. T.. Reed pa,
a. ,lpa. NlcCany; ptiu,p
and IORAItB J. HARRIS.
NAL a,ntsta
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-28

No WINGS HERE Miles, Register SAYS that IL
Democrats and wings are elected from Charleston to
Ire Stare Legislature. The Register would surprise
Us by naming the two In truth there has not been
one ayowed wing 50 far rs We know elected IN South
Carolina either fr the Federal State legislature.
Every man elected from Charleston Is open and
asoued Loco-ioco Democratic Republic Charles
nm
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-28
SlEErslTE"S SALE.

virtue Of an cNeuon 10 directed from the clerks OH Of
the Maon VIII public The
hsasc -,
- between the prescribed by law the aud profits
of Tie following described real
county, iowH;
The south south section s. township 10,
Aud failure
II the :
real estate executed the property Jesse Iomun tie suit Of
DAVID ROiduan.
f-!t ~
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-28

~ u
LYut. Jams a.. ENocH u. JANIS
fr Dfr0rcc
Nd this time petitioner hy Wright her Aior
~ uey, and appearing thai process
: liant
I.uo James modified Ming Peudcnc,
publication The Indiana state sentinel Xiv neNsp
printed ;ahih,d indianapolis state, week,
snccr--iyt .lxiy day hrle day term d,
he lin.
das thereof
Viii be- heard and determined ABSENCE which
said defendant VIII take uuilce. Attest,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-28

rEN he undersigned eus informs the public esab
lshcl agency Coz OF county IN the
Whilst nidaf's 10
isn and make
tc cuIn, by Which - order Will n
receipts forwarded To itout the risk xpease
lie Hl attend to the payment Of interest lands also
the renting ommoed andsand the collection of rents he Viii
make SHE 10 IA n residents and
well
with potion ole lands themselves Onhc part of ne
state having bn employed by the them
Wabash aud Lie canal lands, atef render
satisfaction 10 al " no may employ him.
under $50 and $50
% be pad m addition
o.Hce on Meridian, south OF Washington
AUSTIN ". MORRIS
Reference smade-To Fletcher Butler aud o. a. Aor-
ney, Mc any Alfred Harrison, Merchants. napi- james
Fafrnefon. Ten, iliue Allen Hamilton Wa,ne Mica
ith r. aud lpin \. Simpson, 81 Cncinuati Nnnz Nu
Wu;iz, Padding. West Nerchani- hirlph,
a. Blake Of nd
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-28
10 ? NORTON STREET ,Ir,XY. W FL
TIL. CHG E&4.Esa,D sTO.sEIN EgEz.
LEE. AS's:
yVor declared az. si.s.: sliS;i Price!

.bRESTON HORN Co hand with the X
q
make f dtrn qau
leave We The liberty ct al
Icnird that about 10 leave nt
he
cui,Irils counter,
fni read, and goods pucAt
Indianapolis. Nov -, loii.
We the aen'"n ct gentlemen 20 orr ocN of fancy ta
figured Beaver t -.iiner- Jeans
Vest and e
If which be sold unusually Low prices.
10 tasc E.sgeiir~.
Persian Rocas Cashmere De Cose, Pdseenes 'husans Apa
cas- .omblze. silks. Rnn Flow Cravats, shanls, Sc
,h.cttl ,afienf t,n OF the aii-- ird.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-28

SfIEIT or WHIGGERT-The wings holding Tie doc
trne that the people too ignorant and vulgar to
NEEDLE with State afairs, have submitted with a
60 grace TO their decisions at tie polls. Now. il
seems Il the n-boy cannot be elected have
revolution. Tie whig GENITAL committee Of Nor.h
Carol na. among whom is George f. Badger. Gen.
Harris Ms Secretary of the Navy. recently put FORT;
an address IN which We find the following:
III by any means an apparent maleify J. returned for
Folk and Dallas, % nothing bu reroutiOa help us
= Nothing bat revolution can help - We should
like to see the kdgogc gentry undertake to put down
tie democracy with qua powder. Tie cowardlv
>coundrel> dare not ATTEMPT II ani tn, buster NJ
language only shows tie dcsT Grafton Of coonerv-s
contempt for tie people and II, ineailty maintain
Itself by fair and open discussion Of principles.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-28

Nd ~ LBS Goldfish barrel, at MIcNerel - dried
H\IO<s scotch Ilennss. blrrr~ No : Moia->es
~ Mli-St~ 50 pounds - slaiaga
/'nic 'urni~- aa pounds Of sher
BUT cker> do. do Water kes rounds carolina Rice
100 tH'yeS View York Table Salt.
sorted he's nInt'S Powder
'iaii spanish, = RIO t,er. chest Black Tea
Tea do \. Tyson Tea. hoc>leas Snuar .t
received 10y The subscriber A.
aud a of "a ud IA.
the pubic generally call and them They VIII hr sold
pI,!,, e a--l ir.n' Gil AEl.I~
- Z Il. D. 49,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-28
.ens4 Ee3SDEas:


y--M STACY & Co. ipokhnir and Blank Book
over Wiey's Auction Room where kinds m >i,.
of hook binding wihe done possible war
rnid 'n netness and chepness that
place.
Revised h fine ruled paper and bound
Two v.llmcs. desired.
lniAnannli.. llectmlera7. i q.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-28

Wing SeNTmrSr.-A. ". Young. enc of HI
wing candidates for the Assembly II " yonling coun-
". IS the author of an " Essay on Government" IN
which he promugatos tire following edic, against for
eigneTs- See Eagos IL and lis OF hs book
= Il would be tie TRUE POLICY of tie United
States 10 adm. no Fer 'gRer EVER n ne riaH a.
SnNrage No PERSON SHOULD HEREAFTER
BECOME \ CITIZEN. But By BENG BORN
WITHIN THE UNITED STATES. '-iArag ircss.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-28
BOOK BINDING.
And Account RD0l llnniIsIcfOry


NAY, TYLER Co, wholesale
hunk 7ccoHHt Books, aud dealerEp
IN trNfu Building HshiagoH STRAIT opposite
indianapolis indiana. Ia
he found hand
description OF Blank Books
aud magistrates with ou printed heads
In ate Blank Books they the mro Patent
which tbuy. i
other nehpd devised tor blank
Keep leaves run and solid nie the book lasts
Ia pirce rien the l all other hois The
Of rerders ie double
csi I elegance. by and Of
then books equal the best Eastern no hee
price.
J. < co. are also prepared 10 manufacture all descriptions
Ladies' and enilefnens
Card ase- Abums Spectacle Cases Cigar Cases Pocket Books
and Note hooks.
MUSIC PAPER always hand. be bound in va,o
and !iand
and bea8 ~ The het reasonable prices and
Tue improved Ruling Machine Just received
Books aud paper ruled oany pattern.
They prepared 1" g. all nd o Binding in Tenc
Call aud Mouutcc Iliin Extra. aud SncieAir aud t
edge Finish Al kind of Law and
'nd Ia mate II, I" ici willie
rrl",l nd style desired the e term
REFrRENcE.-ilon Isaac BLAcKFoaD Supreme Judge Gro n
DCN>, Treasurer of State VI. MoRRis Auditor .Mrt
NrHEItI rsisnof state Bank J. NJ Il Bank
g. N ~egciafy Of Insurance Company \. w.
N.B. PALuEn, Esq. 5l-v
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-28

S.evFIcANT.-Thcrc is one STATE. and but one. in
which Federalism ha. increased vote since = H.
II Is Riofs Island. Harrison carried It by 1871
majority; Clay has nos succeeded by 2.J02 showing
Federal increase OF 80. 4 most natural and fitting
result, IN the ilgerinc S.aic.-N. y. Mes.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-28
ATTENTION.
Farmers ;sssfi Sfce.s.,saics.
R4g 'r.ere pc" O." bag ctlop'.f,

ind ~ uifrt q o4a ,lliI .sre...
b NH subscribers sell soms cheaper Produce
tA' ever before They -iH The MILLING Ht -
Heir old stand. 20.
l"" ih ~ continual o. triin without h~ lne
one nun VIII aiNtsbe dressing aud The, required
tt " t.h shed for the FARMERS
P'" -"r'F No hass accounted fl unless e marked
uf l.e Tie
y" ti-> L. be- Ten "a the ~ Than .rr
ne IN es> Special orders De The Miller ct Tie
same \" "ic allowed t. te tken the Mill D., the
Nler -en- "Hce ni ikfug oi HE The highest
price Wine hd ir Wheat, cash, trade lot >leiei
Com AMI Dls
k5ry Good. ;ssst! esTO.cElS.S.
received EI- assortment 81
Dry G,t>, Ouctre- Hardware hcr. which VIII BE-
The forcf Frcr ct AMI IA esrtu-e Tor Wheat, Corn. Iaid
m IN and. inc, for produce generally SAT- nj - cents
ia" barred irc" "a di9'S - cents per lbs lust ell
ans, htlle
Cnne,,ed i, r extensive EAC kSAlfIl SiOP
il kiuls al t ne IN rlws constantly hand, and
te sold hiI prod ice and &
SrN n an ,Grn,s q ~ the hfin o J. 4 D. Carlisle be
elcd by FIST If ynuirs neat. they VII " fcei M The
collector Al demands against sald Gn i be promptly
.Iid presentation
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-28

JsE OF AcITAucN.-l love clamor when there i.
an abuse. The alaun-Lel dsiurbs the Inhabitants
bu, them from being luras in heir bcds.--B vrte
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-28
Isz.aCAs'OssD.s ssEpOss,ss.

~ me DccsSfonS q the Supreme Cour, IF IndfaHa.
VOL Me v 81 tins Work just pui-
'"Ses and inci9l Walters 67 pages. Price DOLLARS,
handsomely hound and eciei.
InlIinnfllls. tii My
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-28
,oy. !. ~. 81 n..sl D. LAwnEAD. sle.g " c.
NEW AND VALUABLE wOi.K.
WILL BE PUBLISHED on THE lsr DECEMBER. ISL
The Indiana iEplsaI Register and
FgCszc: Mammal. for tia ycsr Esl5.

fN1fIS,
" Prosecuting. Attorneys. Clerks, Recorders, Audi-,
Justices the Peace, Attorneys Law Ministers, Pys-
Principal Merchants,
Public, and uf
10 he
whole
authentic THIS work win bout 800 pages, Is
put Il and hest TIa. made eApes>y tor
the - = This bod, u bok.'
- =. 4 !
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-11-28
The Daily Memorandum :sGd Foci&ci
Account kSOps.. ln, III. lNIr = D.

ANIMAL lIhcth'n adopted The daily
This
contain bout III .lls, 10 printed having
of rulrl tine
AMI specially the pnp,-efricr - b ID ani - ageeiby
,d
addressed &. a. DAVIS k>eilrT.
paid, or Otherwise, " III meet pom attention
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UGShiagfoa STRAIT .NfariY OPPOSITE tue Post Office.
ESPEtTFtIlN the citizens indianapolis
IA . vicinity 10 give hts
tnrelea~r n
tSJ persons from ifoillr
ttt! word fate hat he =
tfs funerals Sifed pari hereof On
= reasonable such iurn-i
as otLer
!. frftter state thafhe make
"a persons in the country.
in any
OF the above genents. charee illhc made.
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qN subscriber has CONCLUDED To make further reduction ire
prices his Bat while
tia al his work ,al he nnied >an
al manner which has heretofore characterized and
'iren such decided preference wIhthe public The s"sffhefis
wen aware That Shoes and Roois te purchased come Stores
the
fuse stock those of manufacture prove cheei ~ tie end
Country Poue viii be- taken prices Call al
d a L. Eflk, INN u.
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III VIE subscribe school Tor
pil> aud Greek languages, the Matthew tic>
ootiutnp Ia inches If ~ English r,mcr,n.
The umher ct scoi WI h. limited twenty five, and
" ~ he admitted under The o.
Tcrs'> from - 90 20 = 90 PET quarter
School The upper story the Engine house in the
- JOHN 4. MCKINNEY.
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cali lie has permanently settled himself this place prepared
Ia make durable
fid 20 ~ hard
times, and mandatory shall sell ms - call
lnf his SPLENDID of Boots Shoes udce m
HIDES filow, Bceswax, Feathers Flour, Wheat,
all times be creived for shop east of Vance
ieaiys aud door Justice sIepcns's
hebI " Ill lhr due WHEY l. r A1I.S.