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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-10

Warn The Co.miifeey."-Thc article with this
title which has been republishcd in several papers
credited the ''lndlana State Sentinel, belongs to
tie Boston Post We are pleased however, TO
know that the ntel considered ii worthy of its ed
itOria Dress II, sfon Post.
The statement and imputat.on made in the above
paragraph are entirely erroneous ard must have been
made bv tie Post in ignorance of any thing more
about the article allud To than # it, title. We
know that some time ago tie Post had article
der the title. An OHIO paper also recently had
one under the same head. How much the latter may
resemble that # tie ost canno; say. for have
forgotten the language Of the latter and remembered
"a ltlc Of 1t. when we pcnn,d our own. II arti-
Gle nearly resembles that # the OF. that IL believes
IT 10 be ii, own. IT must have been caused by some
meSHieric or other mysterious process, entirely be-
yond the control Of our own viii. We cannot believe
th~. however; and think If the Post VIII read
article which we republi h bel for It's satisfaction,
ii IL be convinced f and rc,rac Here
i, article and regret ;bat have not that of
the Post to vyc along " h II.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-10

Infamous FOry
The Albany Evening j
rlous Thurlow Weed, rec
ported 10 be IAN extra
through tn Western and
The extract purported 10
Of negro slave drivers; a
A part of these slaves. win
to James X. Polk, q
branded OH thelr skins.
since been proved b. the \
and o.her papers. to be Z
No such WORK as Roorbal
backs, for the name is pri
papers, was ever PUBLISH
ever before heard of. Blu,
tonhaugh. the Engl. shmal
tains a sketch, which is
pretended Roorbaca. exccl
BY him about the slaves b.
We copy the real and falls
be seen. beyond question.
Roorbeck i a gross fraud.
THE ORIGINAL.
From FeafhrrsioaiGagh'S
i" Excursion Through
the Stare States" de-
scribing a Scene sad
10 hare been uiincsSed
on the 9TH SEPT, ls31.
&" Just as we reached
Nem R'rer, in the early
grey OF morning, we came
up with "a singular specta-
Gle, the most striking one
of the kind | have ever
witnessed. Ii was a camp
of negro slave drivers,
just packing up 10 Start :
they had about three hun
drcd slaves with them, who
had bVouackod the pre-
ccding night an chains IN
the woods. These they
were conducting TO Nat
chez. upon the Mississippi.
River, 10 work upon the
sugar plantations IN Lou
is.ana. Ii rescmblcd one
of those co;llcs of slaves
spoken Of by Mungo Park,
except that they had n
caravan of nine wagons
and single horse carriages,
for the purpose OF con-
Quoting TIE white people.
and any of the blacks ti.at
should fall lame, To which
they were now putting the
horses to pursue their
march. Tie female slaves
were some of them sitting
on logs If wood. whilst
others were sanding. and
a great many little black
children were warming
tnems Ives at the fires -
tie b.yOuac. In front
Of them all. and prepared
for the march, stood. III
double files. about two hun
drcd male slaves. mdHdcieo
GHd cham Il 10 cach oher.
| had never seen so revolt
.ng IA SIGHT before Black
men in letters, torn from
the lands We're they were
born, from the ties they
had formed. and from the
comparatively easy con
d.tion which agricultural
iabor affords. aud driven
By white men, with lIber-
ty and equality III lher
mouths. 10 Il iii tlnf and
unhealthy country. 10 per-
ssh an the sugar nils of
Lou.s.ana, Where the du-
ration of If for Il sugar
MIL slave d ,os not exceed
seven years To make
this spec acle st.ll more
disgusting and hdeo.s.
some of the PRINCIPAL white
slave drivers, who were
tolcrably well dress d. and
had broad br.mmcd wnitr
hats on, uiih b ach- era {
round Hem. were stan no
near, laughing and smok-
ing cigars.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-10

II = sta;cd .ne "a, >t..tshatu II late date,
hat the Wigs tarrcd ali lion lecturer at Moor
held, about "a miles from srngaeid, Clark county,
OHlo and tire lie SEQ, feass e,el =. lth the earth
ms pretty business foriie Cisyie, after maAinr
abolition harangno, gl vote, Tor their ..entodi-
fneli. II : ter lneie # argument, however IN
Rlole Island aid Philadelphia.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-10
t1sy fui ntng - Back SVInci set! again
counting the AboItiOuist> t.! His Fourth
nnd Filth Icuer. orr Ecxas..!

IN the Tifpecanoc Journal, a Wing paper publish
ed al Lafayette Ind e Oct 3D. We find fourth let
~ from Mr. Clay the subjcr, # annexation, which
We copy Lei " with tie Introductory remarks of the
Jourusl
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be a description Of a camp
nd II was represented that
0 were horribly treated. be-
Ind had tie initials J. X. i.
The pretended extract has
.lbany Argus. Albany Atlas.
l gross fraud and forgery.
ck's (Roarback's, or Kcur-
nied differently by different
ed, and no such tourist was
the late work of Feathers
n, recently published, con-
verbatim with tina, of the
pt that not a word is said
elonging 10 James X. Polk.
G extracts. by which il viii
that TINT of the pretended
Here they are;
THE FORGERY.
From The albany Erening
Journai.
JAS. X. PoLk's SLAVES
SOLD AND DRIVEN IN MAN
AcLEs.-The following Is
an extract from -" Roor-
backs Tour through the
Western and Southern
States, in l-36 =:
- Just as we reached the
Duck Rircr, in the early
grey of morning. we came
up with a Singular specta-
Gle, the M st striking one
of the kind | have ever
witnessed. Ii was Il camp
of negro slave drivers.
just packing up 10 start.
they had about three hun
dred slaves with them, who
had bivouacked the pre-
ceding night IN ctainS in
the woods. These they
were conducting TO Nat
chez. on the Mss .ssippi
River, TO work upon the
sugar plantations IN Lou
lslana. ii rescmbled one
of the coilleS of slaves
spoken of by Mungc Park.
except that they had n
caravan Of nine wagons
and single horse carriages
tpr tie pup 50 Of conduct
Nc the white people and
any Il the blacks that
should fall lame, 10 which
they were now putting
ihelr horses TO pursue Their
march. The female slaves
were, some of them. ST.
ting on logs Of wood.
whist oilers were sand
~. and "A great many
latte black Children were
warming themselves by the
IRE of the b.vouac. In
front VI them all. and pre-
pared for The march. s,o ID
in d puble lilies, about two
hundred male slaves. man-
G'ied and c.iained Ia each
ohsr. | have never seen
50 revolving a sight before +.
Black men IN feltcrs. torn
ttom the land where they
were born, from the tie.
they had formed, and from
ohc comparatively easy
cond ten winch agr.cul-
turai labor afford :, and
driven by white men, with
l.asrty aud equality IN
lhelr mouths. TO a d slant
and unEeilihy country. to
perish In The sugar mills
u LOUISIANA. where the
duration of life of a sugar
NIL slave DE, not exceed
seven years. FORTY
THREE OF THESE
UNfORTUFATE BE-
lNGS HAD BEEN PUR-
( CHASED, | WAS IN
FORMED, OF TIE
HON. J. IA. POLK. THE
! PR RESENT SPEAKER
/ OF THE HOUSE OF
( REPRE- Sc y TATlNES;
THE MARK OF TIE
D Il 4 y Dl \ q IR . y
WITH TILE INITIALS
/ OF HIS NAME ON
THEIR SHOULDERS.
ID ISTIN u l. | 5 Ii T. ID
THEM FROM THE
REST"
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There has been an unfortunate fatality attending our
Public agents in Texas-Mr. Labranche being he
ollv one of the FIVE now surviving. or Who dld not
find premature grave IN Texas Ar. Laoranche 5
successors ba 70 been Nessrs. Flood of Oo. Eve. of
Kentucky Murphy Of Ohio, and Gen Howard of lnd-
ana.
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oooL.-ln tao hours speech Ut l5any. by Daniel
v e6s'er. he DID no; mention the name Of Henry
{ law
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From the best nformltion that can collect, tie
following States Will all human probability cast
tnelr votes for Polk and Dallas.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-10-10

Democratic Electoral Ticket.
sFSAroHftt
GRAHAM y. FITCH. ~ Csss.
JAMES G. READ, II Clarke.
COMMUNAL
Isl DisfTtet-NuiIAn \ EowLFs Of Orange
I'd - IIDAH Nrwi.Sp of Washington.
3d - JouS VI JoH~sIoS. Of Franklin.
ih S.atfL l. PrhS,Ns. of Wayne.
5h =" WILLIAM W WICK. of Mauon.
th - F,Ws DuS>ING, Of Monroe.
I'M =. Atsris VI Ptrrr. 81 Parke.
rh IirNRY ErtswonrH. of Tippeeanoe
oh CHAHlrs " C,ru, Ar, of Laporie.
fOh JoHS GifBfRr, al Grant.
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AWFUL <ONEzeSLT!
The Panic s,,s reached Ashland!

From the Ohio S,oiesnl
American Republican and Baltimore daily clipper. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1844-1846, 1844-11-27
NO LONGER
ssS&
ga
RI1T CIIAMGEn To 2s.

{6 The public respectfully informed that by the
ordinance Of the city, regulating the numbering of the
houses, the subscribers number has been changed
from &c to 3S, Of which his customers and strangers
will please take notice.
The Proprietor of the celebrated VEGETABLE
BlTTERS and COUGH DROPS, would take the pre-
sent occasion TO call the attention of strangers visiting
the city, and Others TO the superior qualities of the
above medicines Tor the cure of Dyspepsia, Bowel
Complaints, Bilious Fever. Fever and Ague, Rheuma.
tsm, Colds, Coughs, Consumption, and many other
complaints TO which we liable. In addition to the
many certificates published in the papers of the day,
he has IN his possession number from most respecta
bic individuals, all tcstityng to the virtues of these
medicines, and which can be at his
The subscriber also takes this opportunity to
bis grateful thanks TO discerning public, who have
extended to his medicines such a Liberal support
their introduction into this city and he is happy in
the belief THAI they have been productive of much
good wherever used. As he is the sole proprietor and
manufactures, he would caution the public against any
attempts that may be made to impose upon thCm
spurious article. Every bottle of his medicine is
sealed and stamped with his name the top of the
cork, also lac smile OF his the label the
side OF the bottle None other genuine; therefore
be OF deceived.
His ANTIBILIOUS PILLS are acknowledged
to be most excellent remedy for bilious complaints.
They are extensively used, and pronounced one of
the best family medicines now before the public.
In addition to the above he has many other MEDI-
CINAL PREPARATIONS, of his own manufacture,
together with a great variety Of PERFUMBRY cata-
leIUcs OF which he at his store, and which
he warrants to he equal to any in the city.
LOUIS GOULEY, No 90 Baltimore street.
Between Frederick and Harrison streets,
And near Centre Market
N. B. Remember the No., 3S, rs the genuine crit
cteS are for sale dL no other place in Baltimore. al2
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Correspondence of thc American Republican
WASHINGTON, Nov, &c, 1874.


The .7nerica, Republican, Polfics-1he Cabi-
mel Democratic Celebration - Inauguration
Balls Hotels, Sc.
.Messrs. Edilors,-I need hardly inform you
that your paper is making rapid strides toward
popularity in the Metropolis Of the Union
The increase OF your subscription lists the best
evidence that you can have. You have adopt
ed noble. a glorious cause, and the people
will stand by yoA in your efforts TO enhance
the dignity Of our country, and the consequent,
curtaiment of foreign influence ovel that pal
ladium of our libertles--the ballot box. Per
severe with good heart; you may meet with
some opposition in the first onset, but IN time
Won will find thousands rallying around the
standard of sour Country"
The great contest over, has stripped our
CITY of that agreeable excitement winch It's v'g-
or created IN every section OF the county,
Here we have had to fight on neutral ground
the members of the two great political parties
not being able to aid their brethren OF th'
States, have kept up during the campaign
spirited skirmish, and for good reasons loo, 10
the interests of the District are vitality connec'
cd with the result Since that result has beei
Enown-the elongation of Wing faces has be
come one of the most striking characteristics o
the dav-the price of shaving wings mas IN
creased fifty per cent, while the broad grin
Tho other party, with consequent rodund'ty
faatnre, secures favor with even Mons. Deoan
himself, who u.s. in all probability, more a" =, Jal
st the razor than any master of the art in th'
city. 90 ;, the far
nation of the next Cabinet-none Oh .pe 10
nor,s are worth listening to- 1t is pretty gen
pr,Ily understood here that the Party, not Mr.
Polk, will frame the network OF the coming
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AMERICAN REPUBLICAN,.
COMMERCIAL.
IRcf9ncd for thc American Rcpublican.j
BALTIMORE MARKET, Nov. .,

Cattle. Thrre were 100 head OF Beef Cattle OF
fered at tuc scales YESTERDAY and a sold to the butch
ers and packe!s atpuces ranging from El62! 10 sab!
per 100 lbs. the honi, equal 10 ,321aS415 net
The prices Tor inferior qualities show improvement
N, last weeks rat s. Live Hogs meet with bisk sales
at s3S73aS4 per 100 lbs. for good qualities.
Flour. There were sales tIOm store yesterday
and TO day, Of about 1000 bills Howard street
good mixed brands, nt - -, the prevailing price
Dealers are still paying Sll9s from cars and wagons.
city Mills dpur is h'd al ~ 2jas n but we hear of
sales. Nothing doing IN SusGuchanna or Rye Hour.
Grain. We have no change to note IN the price
Of wheat, which j. steady AT sSa93 Gus for Md and Va
good To prime reds and 7JaSS for ordinary to good
sale of Penn. red, not strictly prince was nladeycs-
terdav al -a9O cts. Sales of old corn nj 42ai3 cts
for white, and iit47 ct, for yellow; and of new D..
3Sa40 cts, for white, and ila42 cts tor yellow. We
quote Md Rye ~ GfaG7 cts, and Oats at 25a26 cts
NVniskey. We quote sales OF bbls at 2ia and
hhds. at 20! cts,
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Il A.. H.HiCAN RE q Il Lac A
HEAD QUARTERS,

LATE military HALL, N. GAY STREET.
ThyHE Proprietor of Military Hall respectfully in
forms the citizens of Baltimore and vicinity that,
in conformity with public opinion, he has changed the
name of his es,ablshmt mt to the "AMERiCAN RE
PUBLICAN HEAD QUARTERS" where he will
be happy to accommodate his old customers and
such as may desire TO avail themselves OF
comfortable place of resort. The Bar viii be, as
usual, supplied with the choicest WINES and Ii
QUORS and all the Deicacics of the season will be
served up, as heretofore, in the best style.
ff7- Tie BOWLING SALOONS, attached to the
establishments are comfortably fitted up for the Win
ter Season, where gentlemen can amuse themselves
in this healthy exercise without molesation, and at
the smallest expense.
WILLIAM II. ROSE, Proprietor
American Republican House,
noO-3m Late Military Hall, N. Gay-st.
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M OOK FOR NO. o. The subscriber has ju

M OOk FOR NO. o. The subscriber has jus
IL received at No. 9 BALTIMORES ST, (near the
Bridget an entire new stock of the cheapest Goods
to be found in The city, such as: German Silver Butter
KNIVES, a first rate article at only 25 cents each;
good SCISSORS, at cents a pair; silk web Sus-
penders, at % cents pair; splendid jet Hair Pins,
with Tasses, at only cents; Hooks and Eyes, cent
a box; solid head Pins, cents paper; drilled eyed
NEEDLES, 3 cents paper; good black Hose, 9 cents
prs white Hose, 8 cts pr; GLOVES, ass'd coors, at
5 cents pr; superior French worked COLLARS, at
only 37a cents each, worth $l good Lead Pencils,
cts duz; silver Pencils, at lSa cents handsome mot
to Thimbles, 2 cents; handsome Gold Kings, with
sets, 37s cents; plain Gold Rings, 25 cents Wood
Clocks, 50; Brass Clocks, $3.50. Also, Jewelry,
Combs, Brushes, Buttons, Britannia Ware, Japanned
Ware, sc. &c. For sale, at wholesale or retail, at
very low prices, for cash, by
e.. VlCKERS, No. Baltimore
Near the Bridge.
o-1-Rana;yino dane u2l
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Correspondence of the American Republican,
WAsHNGToN, Nov. &c, 1874

w ASHIhGION, NOV. 20, 1914.
see your correspondent, a few weeks since
gave the Navy Yard the credit of having start
ed the first society OF United Brethren of Tenn
perance, when, had he put on his concsntratire
glasses, he would have found this respectable
brotherhood nearer home. They meet on c
street, between Al and 9Th streets. in the room
q. The The S155ns of Temperance, and the following
are the officers elected, which believe have
never been published: Edward Owen, Prcsi-
dent; Geo. Savage, LIST Vice President; Joseph
| Whpple, end do; Geo. Collard, Sid do; J.
E. w. Thompson, Recording Secretary; D.
David, Asst do; T. c. Doun, Esq, Financial
do; r. p Anderson, Cor. do; f. Cammack,
Treasurer; l.. $. Beck, Marshal; Jno. Morell,
Deputy do. Daniel Paradise, Asst Deputy
take pleasure in stating that this useful and
benevolent brotherhood is fast increasing in
number and usefulness, and bids fair, ere long,
to become universally accepted of the respect
able of all communities; and to exert power
full influence over the poor degraded inebrate,
who, without some such influence, would be
left to grope his way in the dark, and find his
way to the drunkard's grave.
b The Temperance cause, am glad to see,
has taken fresh star, nee the election; and
for this reason, more than any other, ! ain glad
the turmoil and confusion of it is over-that
men are again permitted to turn their atten-
ton TO ssetpncss-that reason again sits tri-
umphaatly on her throne, and philanthropists
are pgain at work to redeem fallen humanity
from the degrading curse Of ihtemperance.-
Sabbath morning meetings are again resumed;
and we hear again the appeals, in behalf of
sobriety, Of Savage, Thompson, Cam
mack, Whipple, and others, giants in this
glorious cause.
While speak of impetus being given to the
temperance cause, ] have reference alone to
the people, not to the pioneers in the cause
they have never ceased their efforts-but the
people have not had time to attend to those
things which are fer their greatest good.
DAN TUCKER, JR.
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SECRET DISEASE

6 -
q CHARGE MADE. Apply to DIR. JOHNSTON
Of the LOCK HOSPITAL, North Frederick street
Two Doors from Baltimore street, where may be OBJ
tanned the speedy remedy for Gonorrhua elects
structures, Seminal Weakness, pain in the LOins, at
iecuons of the Kidneys and every other symptom of
A CERTAIN DISEASE.
10 the unfortunate victim OF this honid disease Dr.
JOHNSTON recommend safe and speedy rem
edy which will eradicate every symptom OF this
complaint without laying the foundation of other disk
eases; for alas! il often the case that the moo
MISGUIDED beng falls into the hands of some gnoran
practitioner, who perhaps by chance Nay effect
cure nut from The remedies employed the constitution
is left emaciaed, and disease a thousand time,
worse than the enc he previously had pervades ever
part of his body, injecting its humOls, and the con
taminated stream Of blood constantly rushing throup
the system, produces complication of maladie,
which may never be cured and the unfortunate vic
tim of this honid disease is either swept off to an up
timely grave or becomes an object of comuiseratio,
to the eyes of the charitable.
To such,' therefore, Dr. JOHNSTON pledres him
self TO preserve the most invoabe secrecy and from
his extensive practice in the first Hospitals in Ell
ROPE and AMERICA, we guarantee a safe an,
speedy cure.
TAKE NOTICE. Those persons who have inmret
tf cOnsutuuonS by certain practice, speedily cured
What a pity that young man, the hope of his coun
try, and the darling of his parents, should be snachec
from all the prospects and enjoyments of life by the con
sequences of one unguarded moment, and by diseas,
which is not in its nature fatal and which neve.
proves so if properly treated.
Therefore, those who are affected should apply i'm.
hSuldle'E at Hie hOsPItAL vi Df' johnston, where
th may rely on being hOnorably and properly treat
ed, and no matter how bad the case may be, cure
viii be effected in the of few days ACCORDING
TO the symptoms Of the patient.
SURGICAL OPERATIONS
On the Eye, such as for Squirting Cataract, &c. ALAG
those for Detormy of the Limb such as Club Foot
&c, performed on the Poor free Of charge.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED.
Take notice, on the right hand side of N. Frederick
street. going from Baltimore street, doors from the
corner. Observe the name.
ADVICE TO TIE POOR GRATIS.
Y. j. Or. Johnston, from receiving a medical edo
cation IN Europe, possesses advantake that few
physicians can boast of; besides being member %
the ROYAL College of Surgeons, London, he is a dis
tingusled graduate from one of the most eminep
CoHcges o. me United states. jeI3
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GREAT ENGLISH REMEDY
For Coughs. Colds, Asthma, s Consumption!

THE GREAT AND ONLY REMEDY for Colds,
/ Coughs, Asthma, and CONSUMPTION, is the
HUNGARIAN BALSAM OF LIFE, discovered by
the celebrated DR.. BuChan, of London, England, and
Introduced into the United States under the imme-
date superintendent OF the inventor.
The extraordinary success of this medicine, in the
cure Of Pulmonary diseases, warrants the American
Agent in soliciting for treatment the WORST pos
SIBLE CASES that can be found in the community
cases that seek relief in vain from any of the
common remedies Of the day, and have been given
up by the most distinguished Physicians as CON-
FIRMED AND lNCURABLE. The Hungarian
Basam has cured, and will cure, the MOST DES-
PERATE OF CASES. II is no quack nostrum,
but standard English medicine, of known and
established efficacy.
Every family in the United States should be sup
piled with Buchan's Hungarian Balsam of Life, not
only to counteract the consumptive tendencies Of
the climate, but 10 be used as preventive medicine
in all of Colds, Coughs Splitting of Blood, Pain
in the Side and Chest, Irritation and Soreness of tho
Lungs, Bronchitis Difficulty eff Breathing, Hectic
Fever, Night Sweats. Emacaton and General De-
oillty, Asthma, Influenza, Hopping Cough, and
Group.
or Sold in large bottles, at 81 per BOTTLE with full
directions for the restoration Of Health.
Pamphlets, containing a mass of English and
American certificates, and other evidence, showing
the unequalled merits ofthis Great English Remedy,
may be obtained Of the Agents, gratuitously.
DAVID T. BRADLEE, sole Agent for the United
States, llq Court street Boston.
CT w. DYOTT & SONS, General Wholesale
Agents, No. 1872 North Second street, Philadelphia.
{H5- For sale at Wholesale Depot, No. 26 oout
Charles street; at GEO II. KEERL'S, No. 1913 Bali
more street; and Of JAMES A. REED, corner of Sarf
toga and Gay streesy ALSO of 8. s. Hance, corner
Hanover and Charles streets. no
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INunIEE2S SALE.

IEUS lEL'S SALE.
EbY VIRTUE of a decree Of the Court of Chan
y cery the subscriber will offer at public sale at
the Exchange, i'll the city Of Baltimore, on THURS
DAY, the 18th day of December, lS44 Lot OF Ground
fronting forty feet on Pennsylvania Avenue, running
back TO Cove street. This Lot is situated near the
intersection of Pennsylvania Avenue and Cove-st.,
and has upon il a small Frame Dwelling.
10" Terms Of sale as follows; One-third in cash.
and the balance in twelve months.
HH0-eofs w, a. TALBOTT, Trustee,
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DROWNED. Col. John NJ. Burris, of St.
Francis county, Ark, was drowned in the Mis-
sissippi river on the night of the 2sth ult His
body was found the next day, having aoated
upon a sand bar.