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Gas ,:sss W. Clay.

We have heard much Of the philanthropy Of Cassins
VI. Clsy-ai.o mas written a letter 70 rec the aboli-
ti.ni~t> into the support of Henry Clay FIR President.
in freeing fly or sixty of his slaves. BY the f1ilyw-
ing. which We COPY from a sketch of tic speech of
tie venerable Robert Wicllft. one q thc Oldest and
most talented Of ken.ucky'S sons. and who until
lately has been a leading Whig--it VII be seen that
tie slave freeing story i al CANNON.
The Lexington Chy.) Gazette. say:
Mr. W4ckl tie advor,od to the fact If Mr. Clay'S
warm personal fnend, endeayorng t. induce the aoo-
lt.unl-ts to believe that they were >et-ng their slaves
free, and many beloved 1t was Mr.. Clay himself.
lie had seen It blazonod forth 10 the world that
Mr.. Cas>iuS NJ. Clay had emancipated, or was about
10 emanciratc some sixty of hIs slaves. lie had
exam ned the records, and ;hat Mr.. Cassius VI. Clay
appl!ed to tie County Court ct Faye.te 10 free some
nne negroes without describing them or complying
with a single requi>iton e law. and the Court very
properly had refused t. do it. Mr.. Cass.u, IL. Clay
had taken the case up by writ # orr3r and thus i
stcod-so Mr.. Cas>ius NJ. Clay got the credit u
setting negroes free and retained his negroes too
vastly plllsnthroP.c indeed
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Especial Notice.

Several subscribers who call for their papers at the
Office. and who e morally Pay in produce. have suffer
cd their account TO get a little IN arrears. We are
wiling TO give them time To Get the produce they can
best spare, but il i unjust to our cash subscribers.
and unjust to ourselves. 10 vsry oar terms - much as
ore or two Of them require. We desire 4 settlement
with each ard every one, and hope that VIXEN they
send for tier paper. that tAey Will remember that
short settlements make Ing friends. All who neg.
lect this notice Will be stricken from the list. .lIelI
one another"
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re g. al an EG or.

al. -
The seniirms, iatf es,s te .ii,or4, IF The Sisnal
= LHety .Feara to understand pc feels WEB whatNc
Is atlI Hear how he makes on! a catalogue OF lie an
nov anccs TO which editors are -ul ject. If he does ro,
possess some little experience, we know no, Who does. He
says;
An EDITOR cannot step without ~treadlng on somebody
toes. Ii he express h- opinion f,ahcs~ly md frankly he
~ arrogant aud rTe~umpiuous. " he states facs wihout
camments he daIes not avaw his sentiments. II be con-
sci,ntinusly refuses 10 aivpc ate The claus OF an Indl,idu-
al to Office. he J. accused of personal hp>iIuy. 4 J"kau-
apes. Who measures If words int, verses as a CLERK j rs
Tar e hy the ard. hands hHn a parcel Of stun tbai inslr
lke - handful oi rusty Htiis aud a gtnbl T., aud 4 the edit
tor he not kud enough 10 pm the nonscns-">t,p my
pap,r; | won't patriizr a man that's no better judge 81
poery Que muImurs because b> paper l. too lie av
another brcau-e II - not literary enough. One grunlhis
hecau>c the adv, riisemc Is engrnss too rHuch room an
tine tn r. AL II AZ. One wants the tyIe - sun I'll lha, a
microscope would lie md pen.a able ~ every family 49,
other threatens Ia disconiIru ne the paper unless The lriefs
are half IN moh long. One old lrdy actually III nd u
give an addi ional price iir 4 paper To be prHii,d with suca
t,pe a : y ere used tor haudbiis. H. fat. every subscribe
has a pan # his own for conducting a nurna,, and The
that OF an editor who undertakes to please all.
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"Who stole The livery Of the Court Of Heaven
To serve the DtVl m"
VIGIL.


DEAR CHAPTANs;-rhc Democracy Of Od Putnam ate
in good sliit>. ard are perfectly united on he nrmiuoc> Of
the Baltimore Convention. With James X. Polk AID Geo.
NJ. Dallas we expect 10 cary I l. county by an ovcrwhelm-
ing mai rity
The Whigs are putting AID blowing ard trying TO make fun
of our del' gates who went up u the Young Mems Demo-
clatic Cen, e. ton, because there were two TOYS whO went
alW 2 Why, a whole cant load Of boys wen, from here to
the ippccanoe Battle Ga ind. But let II go; we have con-
vtried TX or seven If then hob-uailci chips over I, vote
{ ! Polk and nal,s even ~ Town here, amd the, are lcav-
~ heir ATTY ike a shcer-kiiin. do. am for PIX and
IallaS q an9 aer god democrats a. long rs ! live am
Iow bg. Alton .elf. oii llurT h TO- p, uool acy t0tNei.
Yours ltuv. D.
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BY LAST NIGHTS MAILS.

BY lows from Washington as late as The 2'th. il
appears that the rwmor of tie assent # Mexico 10
the annexation of Texas 10 Ills Tn on. l. fd'sc. Ike
most Of tie statements Of Tyler's administrators and
it, agents, since the connection of the Tyler Treaty.
So far from yielding, ii now appear, that Mexico re-
fuses assent in every fjrin, and VIII regs-l any inter-
ference Of our government a equivalent II a eeclara-
ton Of war. Tyler VIII call no extra session Of Cen
gress unless lie thinks he viii be enabled thereby 10
bIclk up present party organizations, and secure his
own reelection.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-27

o. Pazloa G- fsGns-.
John Plr1es iusrrh Pantrs, rud f1ssh fsuiey ~ Jerph Fat
lev his GUARDIAN, w. James Tusn-r, liikai~th TarRsr. Nay Isu-
ley. John VI. faTey. EirzTsih Pacty aud Iebeeca I aui.y.
e + II remembered, that "n me fh day 81 Isn-- a o. lea. ne
NJ pesHAprrs filed IN the Office &c TEA d the Boane frhste
Cont, their ?rfHhpn against the siT defendants. pssying Re- tie
partition e the foio~In- de>c rhsd RAJ estate. 10 VII tho norh
raA quarter aud the ~at hall Oft TIE horh - ~ quarter e --cttou ~
tnwushp -, not' vfnn-> oBr wtf, -itutr IN Rome Canni, aud
so an affidavit int Ma Pariry. iuas NJ. fsurN. q iEat-1 Pau
ley. aud hei-cra Psnirs are In residents of the state.
The ss,d defendants are i-rrtN nsstheS That uni-S- they plead. an
swer 90 d,nur o. tie afore~aNd tefGHn en- 80 hefuTr The cair11 e
ths cau n i- ~ II trI m 80 the q eaift. that tie nisfi' - aud ttfnrs
therein contained % be taken ~ eoffs~ssd and dsttfsd According
IL. JOHN tiKt~MtN, Clerk n. +. q.
June dh. 1877. Igw
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-27

CT We have received a second long communica-
ton in relation to the official conduct OF the County
Treasurer, which we had not room for this week.
We have not determined. in fact. whether we shall
publish IT at all. for though we do not mean to submit
10 he gagged. vet we have no means TO waste in de-
Tending libel suits. much less in paying damages.
We shall determine the matter previous TO next week
probably. Meantime, why should the writer with
hold his name from us, We shall need him asa wit.
nesS, We presume.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-27
Sentenced.

BY late foreign news. II appears that Mr.. OConneli
has been sentenced 10 a years Imprisonment and Ia pay
a fine of $4,000 To keep the peace for seven Years, un-
der bonds of 60 COO, aud sureIies 10 like amount. John
Gray, 4. Steele, X. Barrett, e.. &. Duffy, L. VI. Ray aud
John OConncll, are sentenced to nine month > ImprsOn-
ment and fined $50 each. Thus triunpIs Tyranny
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-27

Our friends of Brown II u not thnk that they are
neglected. Their excellent Pr coed ngs arrived a Little
too late for publication at the tine intended, on
account Of our having to anticipate our publication.
and the consequent hurry Attendant upon tie Conven-
ton and eur internal operations. Some If the
excellent resolutions >hall have a lace in our next.
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S.s;ssrrr..

ESy viiue II an e,eciiaan 10 ne 4 f~sird from the Clerks
NJ ufre at the Mutn rirruh r"ui. I VII e,u-t IT, puiic sar. At
the ouHii hol~e dur. "a The town. nf "a ti"tpd~. n The .-th ds e
June. la. hstNssn the hur- pFr~utsd - law. ta~ fetf~ snf pre-
IT. 1t seven wears IL tie following Described real estate Situated ga
Narhn otrf' ip w.
of la W. :. ~ ~GtaIr -. Ia To- tow ~ - Indianapolis.
Aud ga fiiur- g. Trtizrf NJ, fil amiani d,ufauirda slifv Wcufhn.
I ~ At The Simr me nod fffr- .N.~~ ihr h~ snnris e ss,d f~i
estate. eN.sui-d a. the property at NaiIa"si i'ato", NJ the suit Of
Harvey Bates.
May y. Isll. - ~ Y LhivnEAn. sLrs W G
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GIVE are preparing some very fine exposes IN
relation TO Hog. Cattle. Wheat and Dat transactions.
shown thata poor man can make money rithd fAle
hop. Also. how to make seven hundred dollars IN a
week by specializing On scrip. We don't allude to
Nh. Lands.
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'Stlc NsCrn.cnS.

Our Mormon friends. Daniel Slcarcr and Il. 2.
Dykes. shall BE- heard next week. We have not
space this week fr their communication. We refer
them u other articles in this rarer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-27

NOTICE - herriy given. that - SaiuIss, the 2sth dss q July
~ nru "a % ochak. a. ~ ~ The Conu House nseF ~ The tow n
If Fa.ktn. J. ln<.n emi NV. Indiana. .te 6ihu~ inc as-rrn-f Z ed.
VIZ; The wea hIf vf the u"uh eat q ct ~surn u uv u-hF NJ.
n. noih Il iarcr 3 caf. cuaalHfng 20 ACRE Iuu hs- Il ~ The
Srbsi Commissioner tie frt 81 Iseemitr. ls3b add hsssisd IN
~ t"~n-hP fr liare To iy Interest dsh. dAHatss aud Gets, 3li
dollars 81 cruss.
rs IArOn STEEUT- sHHfCr = LhaoGs Gnnrsr
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NOEI's:

Is hereh, given. that the undersigned las I,kcn ~i k'cr q nj
Z mini-tIriiun ~ i- ssiaf- o4 IT, ia i.Fd,a. late e isndrcss
osiutN. decreased Al gcr~n- 10. ft fu- vin are inssitsd 4" ssds -
tate are ron. sfri tu AJAX. intur siHs pa usfi tn the nnisf ~ctsf.
ard ilu~r having G aims asiin~ DE- estate arr requested 10 prstnit lilo
liz seuIruneni. tile eIair l. Isfstf, si,sfa.
IB-IrfG ". JORDAN.
IN 9y sfufui>trr:ar az n. estate .f I.-stfl Isfan. fecca 81.
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NnYIS q,

e. ier-h, given. that n The general sfschn To ~ bell within and
q Cr tie count, of Marian md stat. sd indara ga fhr hr~t N.naay
IA August ns N. 'hr h.lruinr 'fhoi~ are tote rhr ted wHhin aid hr
snt csinN. ia- Vt: iva istrssst tsis.~ g. tie sfIe isct-afuTr. a
She ~. ,"r '~r. '.nuts r'ca~u"r, ~ci''-d '.u'nri-- ssHrf. aud oue
4 unfN tuunnf~>ts-r. - nlnn and fs lie ff sifrsf ~ -rti rs-rniy-
- BANNER LAlNiEAn. Sasrtf Z .HsSfel taHHfH-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-27

Cosr OF PRorEcrIox. Tho London Economist
calculates that the Br.tl>h people have pad fJr bread
and sugar, from the 1t Of January last. To the 18th
MAY. II. 1921 more than the same amounts OF the
.afne articles would have cost on the Continent.
The Economist publ. shes a weekly statement Of the
cost of protection ON these articles.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-27

TREMENDOUS EyTHUSIAsN.-Mr UNeal, the WING
cand.dltc FIR resdental ElectJr IN thI> Congress
s.onal district. enced M orator.cal tour through
tbs county. On Monday last. IT IN, first meeting
lie addressed an aud .ence e / WhlgS and , Demo
crat>. and yesterday at Major Tannelnlfs Mills No! a
,oul appeared to hear HIM. Tie Wings are al
beginn ~ to De pair. and d. pond.-Uho>pr.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-27

What won't a man do. who VIII forge an order for
a pound If butter +! i, a question frequently asked.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-27

METHODIST GENERAL CoNFERENCE.-o, Mgrday
la>t, Dr. Capcrs. of South C%arolnl. Pre- .entcd a
r-ppo>.tlon t. the General Conftrcn~e embracing the
f,liyw4ng POINTS. 1t. To commend + the annual
Conf renee 10 suspend the cgn t.tuiontl restrictions
uAa. Limit the powers of the General Conference.
2nd. Provide fr the e>tabl. >hment II two Genera!
Conferences. 3rd. The Southern General Comfa-
renee T. be composed of al those States comm My
known a. ,llvehold ny States and territories. 4nrlud-
M Texas. Tie Norjhcn Conference % be COM ,>ed
Of thu c Sta,es commonly called free State>. ith-
The Book concerns and Frofe,>or>hiPs to be rndcr
The JOINT manag men- and 10 be the INT property Of
both Conferences. 9th. All missionary operations
70 be conducted conjointly By both Conf. @renceS.
9TH. DELEGATES arc 10 be appointed By the Southern
Conference II meet with the Northern Conference
FIR the purpose Of clectng agents. professors. &c.
Or. bangs moved tha; the resolutions be referred
- 4 SPECIAL committee Of nine, winch was adopted.
-J0arHal al Commerce.
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Il wager is a f5ol's argument" And sometimes
an argumen, that VIII stop the mouth Of a fol.
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o. Our friend at Perrysvlle who wished that
something m ght be published FIR the benefit cf 4 sick
wing ON tie subject of Henry Clly's vo.e against tie
Cumberlind Road. and his opposition to presumption.
j. Informed that We have published the rtcordS time
and again. Beng too mach crowded to publish thom
again just al this tine. We VIII refr him fl the for
mer. to the Congressional Globe Of April. $50. page
iG2. For the latter. TO the State Sentinel. Vol. 3.
No. -. a number Of which we scnd.
65~Ou friend at Dsla i. Informed that We have
not I single copy Of the History Of Parties" left.
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Another large land slide has occurred opposite New
Orleans, in consequence of the high water.
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Planes. C,-pcrtcr :sr., Cccrsr'> T'ocr>

VARIETY 81 Car~ti.r~ aud Co Terr h-i~ just trceis"d
u winch are mtd- q. thr irf mfttsnirs. and cap n'th~ lfat
aln n r,asi a~~ofinsnf If IIafd~arr. srAiis-. Sntir~. Avs pidh-.
Slr.v,i. ham, aud miu, ofier afHiS ru tun rrsuS iu nthisn.
Which AL ~Di WY how 80 cash, "a ruptin frssintr.
I AIn i've The highest msghtt prts ts y heat. Ete. Fa'Sfed,
nssv ~. IA INV, Lad, etc Ia roo.s 81 cash please eai aud rs-
anime The ait,es J NttHiN,
Dv Edar-v s-f Il fir No. fsfrf
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-,

yu>uE Subscribers in adiiirn 'r firir extensive a~rrimrni of HITS
n and>in--. have "a n nd al the vumIe- 81 sg'nn ~fi1w ard
G, pn- Ilonneis. imns them nnt ir f'uui. iA'Ia me fi"f'n e
Ersid nnnneiS: I-.istn. de-, Iiir fnfencr. do A''- and 'Tsn.
do : he'll aud Curdoneti, do. spin sIIa~. do .'Alan> sud Law " ,
do &C. sc. Nll.hbl 10.
AZ Sou az tie DAYTON Hat aud Sln,c -tafe.
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ssD3Ts = SEICES.

K rST received at the Isti'n hat ard -i'r ,i.I'. a ini ass'a'nsrt
% NJ Ii~as anI ~..r~. r.fs-fu- ~ tat of ,,ttl-t' 60 h' oil
roa~, N,a,~ru, do Srsi, '" Cfft'nsn and 49, in- 'Hp rhfs-
md. de- ais, a >lsrtndud a-~rin.ni ct laaIe> hid aud .loa'- CO : lips
and I ~ i.Ai Md and ,-hsh ~ t-i-. ,na siHidteu's riss- 81 al
lind. Cs .aar rI.,. t- eai,. o., MI. NOT q 60. 5Ju
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NE gS &

z herrha given, That ihfre viii be- a meeting II the Fonnin"n cam
u al IT. tie ieun a. inftsut.ii-. 81 Iendf, the 18th - q Jnn-
l-it. L. hear sn, and ~ ag,-I- wirh nay De- tlk-n from f~ -
.c--nis at aud Ntlu,irn 81 pf T. ~ - rr'nfsed To- tc i--ict Ia ts
pre>cid year. Is oidcf ofiAr c.nrtuon cairrh.
Nm. l. MINsATE. Srcrefary-
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"Loco Polio" is the name the Wings now give
the Democratic party. This j. preparatory to taking
the name Of Leo Foco u themsclvcs.
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Marion County.
DEMOCRATIC R~EPUBLTClr NOMINATIONS.
Far eepy,ser,of;,j, 4. l. ~MeFARLAND,
" +. \.
For sheriff. BANNER LAWIiEAD.
Tor Trcaserer and Collector, ZENAS LAKE,
Far County Commissioner, ANDREW MOifiIOUSE.
Tar School Commissioner. GRAHAM VINES.
For Coroner, JOHN THOMPSON.
~ We arc requested to announce LuorES RARB'rR a. a
candidate for Prosecuting Attorney # . h Judicial tucuIt.
NT We are Ioaae>ied 10 ann urce EDWARD LANnrR a :
candidaie FOR Preserving Attorney OF 9TH JGcciil thcuil
hrWe arc requested 10 announce JAooB LANDS a. = cam
of VI ZION county.
No name will be announced without the cash in
advance. N
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NIN

AErILNOT q Co. sicn d The I'a,fnn . al aud Shoe stoe. 'e
w sprtIfnn, call tie auruiion 81 ihr 'tilft'> e lnfiinr?'Ais AID
the surruundin. r.uIrr, to hr C";-fFEST, -noNf IAIfArUt -
aud LOVpLE ~ a,sufscuti 81 mrs, tifS, BOOfs md
SHoEs. ever oFtrcd n tlr pibiIc. 1u
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rENflE >lsrri~r rrl~rsfst, Inf fi~ ilr ci1-n~ at Ind iana"fis
= and Ik- pn,ic n s-rrrai. Ii1 u hts Inf rrerss'd a iNh a.
-HtnrpI ai ,r-rrr>, sIch - prime ~ ME 81 \. 90 Sn-". NO
aud lLiv ua ,.i'-. IraFtti, Ns"tus %, son. aud GanP"N'tst i"a~;
i>nf Sust ~. iiavan, sugar. \. ., ari =. ~ N"ii--'~, N'-icr" Re
s,rvc rhctsf, 10. | MIcA1t!, Coda,h, etc. wh.h lee "irls ha sale ID
yry iN Irice~ J.NHtiA
-l,4 49, II - llHl
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CANDIDATES.
Democratic Electoral Ticks 60.

GRAHAM n. FITCH, oi Cass.
JAMES 6. READ. OF Clarsc-
CONGRESSIONAL.
let Dis,ritt-WnLI. 4. BowiEs, of Orange.
2d I" ELDan NEwLs>D. Of Washington.
Sd JoHS VI. JOHNSTON. If Franklin.
4h I" S,uuEL T.. PERKINs. Of Wayne.
5h 4" WiLtr,N W. MICE, of Marion.
9Th " PAEis &. DUNNISG, of Monroe.
7h " AusriS VI. PCETT. of PaTkr.
sh /" IE>.Y w. ELLSWORTH. of Tippecanoe
NH 4" CHARLES ". C,rHUART. of l.aports.
lWh 4" LucIES L. FLRRf, of Alien.
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n IRIS Nackelrl. va. l. 81 ilrrun-.. htf do. Salmon
" choice tru I-. - s, ,N-< frr-I q -rru-- IA rr- we'd smt ft
~ liz -rt--u~r N<StInn al greer ii-Tfiu-s sr~ - i;'H" i''"'
Ia THIS uaikrl. ~ CdNs ilr aiieuitn 10 The li,f.if Irh. luthai
th- a,tn.e. winch .ann,f lee csf.t-d. ard vni - of-rrd "a uuu-
IA low rsW.< Is e " NNi-It- -l-t .f ft- palmer ti'~'-
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eG.Gss .yD T.ss;.tat.


ia HAa E.~l Sfr4t-Att. rs rs iissirn- fHirss-r- Ee-"Ha,
Io-OOo Tastrs-. N-.r-. So 2-Htt fiai pfn-h See nirff
qu,l " = puai- ruf A. RiTrf, rs'f'h ani , sra' ~ Mto"s
bet theAins Tu,tcra. a. tVrn i-b. fvi-i >aird. fff 80 len
"ard- oi add inri smoking ami 'ieeiHr l'a-''"- : bake "'h~
Plr- - % fsn- rr4~~- fn-l11 TEr I.r- just r"t'ft' atd "a -ac
Ia the sih>ril~r ali i wLfh hr ~ 800 stl a. N't in pftt~
&. MAYER .lr.t. q thu Faln,r lImse.
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DRY GDGD ;

N1NhN LBS New u'Irans sugar bsi qualify 2ooo do do.
IA Vvab1H scpni qIalny - de-. claunsd sugar $40 de-.
Loaf sugar: 55idn 10 Nant Su.ir. - d.. T"A- sugar fo1 do
. ,udt-- ,S@.r-d. ~ stI,,- y -. M.ss-s-- 80 gall - 10. de-,
lust rcriv-i aud Et - e hy tie Subscriber. A. h- -elr'ira tie aui
ch : himself hr tHk great care uf .rttins The very lrsi qualify he
wl sell vrry low thrfei,ie, cali ani"Na"''e ihr a'i'i"
1. NJ W.T. -af II Ir IalntrI .iAIsr.
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G.SD.Ht.as.

s~en &C. Rioand La.lirp '.d-e-
eS 90 Iphtr-iS y - ast -sr-I4ff. ~u-ar--
- 'Hr-i. - inp. aai luun. Tyson Ira.
5Ollr S~iiriifn-.
I1wrce Rice, t.,sa'r - ~~iri--a'c ani =
r-i f,ci-Ir- Iv ~ ". %. MDEnt-.l
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,dNIE subs. frf ha~ inrerfrs = nrx ~sfin- So -af.lr. Nisi
q trltr,e- -p,~ r.r fo ar, ~ r-c. both lr c"nfi ard rae lot
urf anI la 81. lie deslrc, al Ia call lnd -,faine them. Tia
UNI ,r lid nv ! HIGH
hu fsr suor- east - Ire Tau.r Iiuu--.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-27

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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1844-06-27
Hrowm Towmship. Morgan County.

SAN. DUNLOP, Secretary.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-29
ATTENTION CAPITALISTS.

THE FALMOU Ill COTTON FACTORY FOX SALE.
N pursuance resolution adopted Of the
Siockhoide Of the Falmouth Manufacturing Company, the
appointed Committee for the purpose
hereby give notice. the Falmouth VIII be sold
without highest bidder Public Auction, the
goth March, 1874 front Of the Factory in the Town Of
Falmouth following terms:Seven tois nd FIVE hundred
dollars money be paid cash.
in three equal nstalments, years
with interest each nstamnt from the eth day &C May, cI
when the OF the present tenant will EXPIRE and when
session the purchasers the deferred
unQeonabic personal security and the
said Factory.
sale this property, opportunity speculation
held Capitalists who y small investment realize
splendid About three years period Of exraord
nary of all kinds and especially
leased out for &c three years of
thousand aud fifty dollars believed
lessee Notwithstanding the difficulty the iime has made
great deal Ut money Tne property is full and
prosperous lines, could be icnied for higher sum- hut
the holders Themselves and had rather
In the hands Of Il private individual,
company private individuals who will give proper personal
attention, il must be immensely valuable.
Persons disposed purchase the property
apply the undersigned either OF rm far particular
formation, before The day Of sale.
" The Cash Of thousand five hundred dollars
intended 10 he applied 10 the payment of dent due the
Bank which longer accommodation doubt be had
the purchaser desires 1t. J. w. FORD.
WM. POLLOCK,
X. C. l.. MQNCURE.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1844-03-29

TN of the provisions OF Deed of Trust executed 10
the subscribers Edmund F. Barbour and duly recorded IN
the Clerks Office Of Orange County Court they will on
DAY The twenvei.hth day of March, lel n, the residence Of
the said Edmund Barbour in the county Of Orange near the
Liberty Mills offer for SALE the highest bidder at public auc-
lion from ten TO fifteen very valuable Slaves consisting of
and Children eight head of Horses twelve head Of Cattle
his dock Of Sheep Of logs Plantation Utensils including
and Kitchen Furniture except such is required to be sci
for ,r wife under the art General Assembly Of Virginia,
MI his Ias crop OF Corn conveyed by said deed Bay fd
d Toocco and all the interest and estate Of SAID Edmund F.
aroor in Mountain Land conveyed to him by his
father on which n deal of very valuable timber
The terms arewelve months credit Tor AL sums OF ten
dollars and upwards purchaser giving bond with approved
security bearing the date; but punciuay paid,
The interest wi RENTED under that sum- the cash VIII be
~ onired RICHARD II. FIELD, T,,.as
i LEWIS b. WILLIAMS 4''eS'
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