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TRUSTEES SALE OF HOUSE AND LOT.
i BY virtue of a deed of trust, dated 18th Sep
TENDER, 1895, and recorded among the land records
for Washington county District Of Columbia, in Ii
Der w. B. No. Sc, folios AL, 49, and 423 shall
sell to the highest bidder, Friday, the 23d day Of
May next at O'Clock, p. M, on the premises, part
of lot numbered !, in square numbered 343, fronting
81 feet inches on Tenth street west, between New
York avenue and X street. by about IS feet deep,
with the buildings and improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale: One-ihird of the purchase money
in cash; the balance in six and twelve months, with
interest; and upon final payment Of principal and
interest," the trustee will convey the property to the
purchaser.
EDW. DYER, trustee,
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CoLoRED CANTON MATTINGS.--we have
~ just received 90 pieces colored Canton mattings
Of superior quality, "A q. wide, just arrived from
Canton ID. CLAGETT a. co.
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FOR NORFoLK-TwICE A WEEK.
Fare reduced TO Five Dollars.
The steamer OsEOLI

will leave Washington every
Tuesday and Saturday at 9
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-03-12
PaImer's Newspapers Agency.

The Agency of V. B. PALMER, Esq, in the
cities of Philadelphia, New York, Boston, and
Baltimore, is a bold and successful enterprise.
II has been in existence for some time past, and
TO country newspaper establishments has proved
invaluable. We have appointed Mr.. PALMER
agent for the Sentinel in the above cities, and
our mercantile friends and others VINO may wish
10 advertise in the west, can address us through
him. The Sentinel has a larger circulation,
perhaps, than any other newspaper in Eastern
Ohio, and numbers among its patrons the mos
wealthy and respectable business men in Ohio
may therefore be certain of reaping a rich har
vest of custom.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-03-12
The Cheap Postage Bill.

The Bill 10 reduce the rates of postage on
letters, and to exempt from postage newspapers
in the counties where printed, has passed both
branches Of Congress-, and is now a law. This
law win operate very much in favor of subscri-
bcrs TO county newspapers, and will reduce the
circulation of the mammoth w~ishy-washy papers
of the East, which are filled with childish love
stories and horrible accidents. The act goes in
TO operation on the LIST Of J uly, when the rates
of postage will be S cts. for all letters of moi
more than half an ounce weight, sent not over
300 miles, and 10 cts. for any distance beyond
that
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-03-12
inaugural Address of President Polk

Long in advance of our lazy ~neighbcrs Of the
two Wing prints III town, we lay before our rea-
ders the Inaugural Address of President Polk.
We can beat these beauties at any thing they &c
at ~but-LYING, and in that respect we knock un,
der!
The Presidents Address is short and compre.
hensive--beautifu and terse. There is no mis-
experimenting his meaning, and he seeks not tc
evade any issue before the people, Or to concea
his views from his fellow-citizcns. We like the
man better now than ever--we esteem his indie
pendence and honesty. While the Democrats
admire and praise the Inaugural, our opponents
have not a word TO say against it. Presiden
Polk has made a glorious beginning he il
destined to run a brilliant career. He will b.
the President of no clique or faction; but the
Chief Magistrate of the whole nation, and un
der his administration we shall doubtless oxpe
rience National and Domestic Peace and Happi
unss
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DECISION IN A SLAVE CAsE.-Judge READ, of
Cincinnati, has delivered the following opinion
on a Slave case, which has caused graf excite
ment in that city. We clip from the Enquirer;
"The Judge recognizes the compromises up
on which the constitution was founded, and re-
fers slavery to the local laws and institutions OF
the states where it exists, as a matter with Which
we have nothing to do. He is justly severe up
ON the idea of turning loose the slave popu'9tion
upon us, and upon the notion of an equality as
citizens with US, which is set up in their behalf.
AS to the merits of the litigation, the ordi-
nance Of 1867 is not superior TO the constitution
and laws of the Republic-nor does the act of
Congress relating to ~fugitives from labor relate
only to the thirteen original states but cover the
whole Union. A slave Escaping from another
state into Ohio is within its provisions and may
be reclaimed, but not SO if he is brought into the
state or permitted TO come voluntarily, for then
there is no escape" TIL Court recognizes the
right of transit and travel upon the Ohio, but il
would seem deny il through the states and there.
n differ from previous adjudications, particularly
that of the Supreme Court on the circuit in War.
ten county. If it be necessary 10 make fast a
boat navigating the river TO the Ohio shore, and
a slave escape therefrom, as in this case, it will
be held on escape within the meaning of the
act of Congress and the constitutional provision
This is a matter of importance 10 the public
especially TO the citizens of the Southern states
and we therefore, publish it entire.
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Archer Democratic Meeting.

AgreeabIy to previous notice given i'll the Ca
diz Sentinel, a large number of the Democratic
citizens of Archer township, met at the house
of ]. Smiley, on Monday, the Sd inst. whereup-
on JAMES DEvoRE was called TO the chair, and
Wormley Swallow appointed secretary. Onmo-
ton it was resolved
|. That we sincerely rejoice in The great and
glorious victory achieved by the Democracy in
the election of Col. POLK, and that we hail with
Joy his Inauguration on tomorrow, as President
of the United States, and of Gro. M. DALLAS
as Vice President.
2. That we view with the utmost indignation
and contempt, the blood-thirsty and tyrannical
persecution of the brave and excellent Thomas
w. Dorr, by the gory-handed and iron-hearted
Algerlne Federal Wings of Rhode Island; and
we sincerely hope that every friend of liberty
and equal rights, throughout our widespread
Union, will, with one Simultaneous response,
proclaim "liberty TO Gov. Dorr." And may theil
mighty voice shake the pusillanimous scoun.
drels on their petty thrones, and forever deter
them or theil seed from prosecuting any man fol
liberty's sake.
8. That the British Wings and Abolitionists Of
the Northeastern States, in petitioning Con
gress for a dissolution of the Union, deserve and
will receive the anathemas of every friend ofhis
country.
4. That the proceedings of this meeting be
forwarded 10 the editor of the Cadiz Sentinel
for publication. 4,
JAMES DEVORE, Chairman.
WoRMLEY SWALLOW, Secretary. '"''
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OREGON BILL.

We have fears that the Bill to provide for the
occupation of Oregon is lost this session, by rca-
son of the opposition of an Anglo-Federal Sen
ate. The Washington Globe Of Monday night
says: " In the Senate, this morning, Mr.. Atchi-
son moved to take up the House bill for the or
ganizution of the government of Oregon; but
the motion was strenuously opposed by Messrs
Evans, Archer, and Crittenden, on the plea tina
a late message from the President of the Uni.
ted States showed that the negotiation had been
going on most satisfactorily till temporarily sus-
pended by the indisposition of the Secretary
of State; and also on the ground that a discus
sion of the measure now, on the last day of the
session, would consume all the time required for
tho disposal of the appropriation bills. Mr.. AL
len completely upset all the excuses urged or
the other side for not taking up this bill, BY
showing that the delay Of the discussion to the
last day Of the session was entirely due to the
procrastination Of the Subject day after day BY
those who now made the lateness of the perioC
the plea of refusing to take up this bill now
The yeas and nays were taken on Mr.. Atchi
sons motion, and resulted, yeas q, nays 23-
a strict party vote. So the wing majority of thu
present Senate refused to act upon the BILL"
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New Coal Cooking Stove

2 ME subscriber respectfully informs his friends and
the public generally that in addition to his former
Stock Of Copper, Brass and Tin Ware which embra-
ces a great variety in that line, he keeps on hand a gen.
eral assortment of castings, and has lately procured the
right to sell in this and the adjoining counties,
A New and highly improved Cooking
Stove. Patented By }. J. anderson.
This Stove is constructed on principles truly philoso-
phical, and in several material points, differs from any
other heretofore manufactured. 1t contains a cYLIN-
DRIcAL OVEN which is entirely encircled with flame,
and consequently, bread and other articles are baked
with perfect equality in every part, and perfectly Sc
cured from smoke and SCOT. 1t is calculated for bur
ming either coal or rood, consumes so much less fuel
and REFUSES so much less attention than any other stove
now in use, as must render it a desirable object in eve
ry family.
Particular attention is requested to the following
CERTIFICATE,
This is to certify that we have used the New Cooking
Stove for sale by WILLIAM SHARP of this place, ant
have no hesitancy in saying that for economy in fuel
cleanliness and exactness in its performances, tits SUI
pcrior to any stove which we have seen.
WILLIAM HAMILTON,
WILLIAM BARRETT,
JOHN McFADDEN,
JOHN LYLE, Mansion House.
WM. SHARP.
Cadiz, Jan. "a, 1915.
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TEMpERANcE.-"Mr. Hawkins, in his address
at Cincinnati, stated that Mr.. Williams, Of Mass.
had declared the pauper tax of that State TO
amount, a few years ago, to 100000. Two
years since it was reduced to $4,000. Last
year to SAL 900. In this, 10000 drunkards have
been reformed, and temperance generally adop,
ted. This is assigned as the cause Of this change,
In Worcester, alone, the number in the poor
house has been reduced from 469 to II. A re-
formation so wonderful has induced that town to
vote $500 annually to the treasury of the Wash
ington Society"
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OBITUARY.

DIED-At Florence, Pa, ON the 4th instant, JAMES
GAYLORD MERCER, aged 2 years, 2 months and ls days.
The deceased had been lingering for some months,
and was afflicted with a disease whose nature bafled
all medical skill. At times, 'hope told n dattering
tale" and his friends confidently thought that he
would be restored to his wonted health and vivacity.
But the Monster Death had placed his icy hand upon
the little sufferer, and winged angels carried his spirit
to its God. 'LIrTLE GArLoRD' was n most lovely and
interesting child. There was n precociousness in his
mind that astonished, while it pleased, his friends con
sequently attachments were formed for him which were
exceedingly difficult to sever. Death always selects a
shining mark. Tho sweetest howtrs are the first TO
wither and die; and those we love the dearest and ten
derest, are the soonest snatched from our midst. In
The spring-tim of his life, ere a cloud had bedimmed
his sky, or SINS poisonous cup touched his unpolluted
lips, the subject of this notice closed his eyes in death.
There is weeping among his friends-there is yailing
over his cold inanimatO clay--and many a sorrowful
tear will be dropped upon his silent grave; but rejoi-
cling and praise are heard amidst the sanctifed hosts Of
Paradise--for a new sta" is born IN the sky, and a spirit
gone home to the land Of lie birth. L, II.
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W We give the conclusion of the swindling
bank monster in this paper, in advance of all the
other papers in town. Indeed the wings them
selves are compelled TO borrow the Sentinel from
their neighbors, to read the latest news, which
never appears in their own papers, until it be-
comes " stale, fiat and Improbable"
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SATURDAY.. March s, 1915,
O'Clock, P. NJ.

We anticipate our usual day of publication in
order to lay before our readers President PoLx's
Inaugural Address, which will be found al length
on the preceding page. The Address reached
Town last evening about 6 o'clock, in the regular
mail. We are indebted 10 Mr.. JOHNSTON O
Wooster, a stage passenger, for the copy from
which we set; and he will please accept ouI
thanks for his politeness.
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Distinguished Men!

Our friend ALLISON, of the Republican, has
returned TO town, after a short and profitable visit
to Wheeling and Pittsburgh. We are happy TO
say that his health is very much improved.
The editor of the Standard is certainly some
where-that's certain. We hope he will return
safely TO his anxious friends.
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Eastern Agency for the sentinel.

V.B. PALMER, ESQ.,. is our authorized agent for the
collection of subscriptions and advertisements for the
Sentinel, and r~eceipting therefor, in the cities of Phila-
odeIphia, Baltimore, New York and Boston. His Offices
are No. So, Pine street, Philadelphia; southeast corner
of Baltimore and Calvert streets, Baltimore; NJ. sc
Ann street, New York; and No. 16, State ST., Boston
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Terms of the Sentinel,

MEANNEss IN HIGH PLAcEs.-ln a speech late
ly delivered by Mr.. Cave Johnson, he made the
following statcment:-He said that he had I'M
derstood that many of the members of the House
after the delivery Of the books were in the habit
of selling them to the booksellers about the city
for less than half price, and these booksellers
kept them ready to resell tothe next Congress,
for the supply of the new members. He thought
this state of things was intolerable, and he hoped
the members of the present Congress would put
an end TO ill., This seems almost incredible
yet 1t has not been contradicted, and we there
fore presume it to be true. Those who arc gull
ty of this p%icayune chizzIing of the public treas
ure should take out a patent for the invention
Seriously, however, it is q sad evidence of the
low state of morals in the House of Represent
.%alives, which we hope the honest exposure Of
Mr.. Johnson will go far 10 correct. Mr.. J, also
furnished a list Of books, purchased for the use
of members of Congress within a few years past
which cost $0s7,6 5O,46, and adds, that others
have been ordered which will cost 100000
Bee.
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aA~NNEXATION"

SUBSCRIBER offers for sale, low for cash,
wrought shares. Also, Corn ami Side-Hill Ploughs
and others-no new improved, but the old and wei
tried, and known to be good.
He likewise keeps on hand Wagons for sale at hi
shop in Cadiz. E. LAlZURE.
(eh. I9-9mo-
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OF See Fourth Page.

or In the haste to put out our paper early,
with the Presidents Inaugural, we have not Ia
ken time to write much editorial matter for this
number,
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OLD FIRM REVIVED.
EVANS d

ME subscriber beg leave to inform their friends and
i the public, in general, that they have entered in
to partnership for the purpose of continuing the man
ufacture of Ploughs, Corn Shelters, Plough Castings,
Stoves, Hollow ware, and all kinds of Casting at the
old and well known establishment
"EVANS' MILF No. 10 WATER STREET.
Mr.. McFaden respectfully solicits a return and con-
tinuance of the patronage Of the friends of the old and
former firm of Evans and McFaden," whist Mr..
Evans also solicits a continuance OF the patronage OF
the friends of the late firm of O.. o. Evans q Co.
GEO. M. EVANS,
Pittsburgh, Feb. &c 1874 JOHN McFADEN.
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A MEXICAN TRACT SOCIETY.-Depot at steu-
IN benviIle-The valuable publications of this soci-
city are remarkably cheap. Among some of them now
i'll store are D'Aubigne's Reformation, 3 vols. Hills
Scripture History Abbotts young Christian; do. Moth
or at home; do. child do. Memoir ofDr Payson; do.
Jas. Taylor; do. Harriet Winslow; Mammon by Hair
ris; Flavels Fountain oflife Baxter's saints rest; Veun's
Duty Of man; Persuasives 10 early piety; Wilberforce's
practical view; Melville's Bible Thoughts; Edwards
History of Redemption, &c, &c, at the Bookstore of
nov. IL. A. j.. FRAZER.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-03-12
Texas Bin signed.

JOHN TYLER signed the Bill to re-annex Tex
as, on last Monday. The Anglo-F Federal party
will groan at that, Of course.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-03-12
Two New States.

The Bill to admit Iowa and Florida into the
Union as States, has passed the Senate, and is
now alaw. A hearty welcome to the young and
beautiful sisters INTO this glorious confederacy,
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-03-12
LOOK OUT-GREAT BARGAINS

T g. w. HAMILTON will leave Cadiz the first
. April next, and all persons knowing themselve&
indebted to us, will be so kind as to call and pay us be-
fore that time. As our accounts are small and numer
Gus, it will save us a great deal o~fexpense and trouble
of YOU attend to this promptly.
Those who wish to buy Boots and Shoes cheap, will
do well to call and buy from this until the first ofApril
as we are determined TO sell at cost, or very much under
the customary prices while we remain.
f.. & w. HAMILTON.
Jan. Is. 1916.
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MARR1ED-On the 9th ultimo, by John Wilkin, Esq.
Mr.. JOSEPH STRAsBAUGH, of Green township, to Miss
REBEccA DEwALT, of German township, Harrison co
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J. Il II. PHILLIPS,
OIL CLOTH AND vARNlsH MANUFACTU
RERs, AND DEALERS IN PAINT.

ME above keep constantly on hand, the followin
IL articles for sale, at their wareroom-
Gum Elastic Coach curtains;
Z" Cap Oil Cloths;
I" " Furniture Oil Cloths;
Wagon Covers, do, 3 yds. wide;
I" " Window Blinds, green on both sides.
Floor Oil Cloth, 6 yards wide, cut to any size.
Flowered Oil Cloth, / yd. wide, 3 to 4 cheaper than
the heavy goods.
All Of which we will dispose of cheaper than any
other establishment for cash.
Merchants and housekeepers would do well to give
us n call before purchasing elsewhere.
N. bail persons who purchase paint at our estab
~lishment, can receive instructions gratis, as to the man.
ner of mixing and putting on the same.
NO. 81, WOOD STREET,
between Third and Fourth,
feb. 26 Pittsburgh.
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VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
FOR SALE.

.VNTHL BE SOLD at private sale, and possession
wv given Immediately, a VALUABLE FARM,
situated in Perry township, Carroll county, Ohio, on the
road from New Rumley 20 CaHollton. said farm con-
|tains about 80 acres, tiree-iourths (which is in a good
state Of cultivation, and the balance is well timbered.
There are never-failing springs Of excellent water in
every field. There isa good comfortable dwelling house,
excellent, log barn, with convenient out-buildings, &c.
on the place. There is a splendid young ORCHARD
of welI-selectod apple trees, some ten varieties, together
with peach trees, plumb trees, cherry trees, and a
choice lot Of shrubbery, grape vines. &c, &c. For
terms and other particulars, inquire of James Harper,
in New Rumley, or to the undersigned, at the Office Of
the Cadiz Sentinel. L. HARPER.
feb, 5-tf
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Mr.. HARPER :-Sir -You will please announce tho
bic, and oblige MANY VorERs OF CADIz TOWNSHIP.
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NEW DRUG STORE.
a.. KERR 81 MOIEAEEs,

Corner of Wood Street "a Virgin Alley,
PITTSBURGH, PA.
TUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE, a large as
sortment of fresh DRUGS, MEDICINES, OILS,
PAINTS, DYE-STUFFS, &C., which have been re-
ceived, and purchased with considerable care for Cash.
The following comprises part Of the stock just received
GUM CAMPHOR, SPRS. TURPENTINE.
Cream Tartar, .Copal Varnish.
FLOR. SULPHUR, WHITE LEAD,
Caster Oil, Red
GUM ARABIC, LITHARGE,
Epsom Salts, Flaxseed Oil,
FL. MAMMA, VENETIAN RED, Eng.
Gnm Opium, Spanish Brown,
FLOR CAMOMILE, CAMWOOD,
Cum Aloes, Clipped Logwood,
SALTPETRE, FUSTIC,
Juiube Paste, Mic Wood,
REID LIQUORICE, BRASILLETTO,
Liauorice Ball, Indigo,
MAGNESIA, NUTGALLS,
Powd Ginger Oil Vitriol,
NUTMEGS, AQUAFORTIS,
With a general assortment too numerous to mention,
which will be sold for Cash at a small advance on
Eastern Prices.
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DISIIOP ONDERDONK'S Trial; The Chinese, a
- golden story, by Charles Dickens; The siege of
Derry, by Charlotte Elizabeth; Japhet in search of a
Father, by Capt. Maryatt; Snapdragon, by Punch; BIZ
ography of John Randolph Sketches of Irish charac-
ter, by Mrs. sc. Hall Harpers Bible, No. Is; Just re.
ceived and for sale at New York prices.
feb. 26 A. i. FRAZER.
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r e w o A Z
TIERNAN ~ JONES

TTAVE REMOVEDTHEIR WHOLESALE CASH
WAREHOUSE from No. 80 to 1873 Wood ST., one
door above the corner Of 5th street.
This being the only EXCLUSIVE CASH WHOLE
SALE DRY GOODS ESTABLISHMENT in Pitts
burgh, merchants who wish to purchase goods here. as
low MS they can possibly bring them from the East, are
invited to examine and satisfy themselves that it CAN
BE DONE, thereby saving three or four weeks in time,
which is n great object.
Their stock at present is very good, which, with
fresh supplies expected in the course Of a month, will
enable them to furnish an assortment for any section OF
he Western Country at prices that cannot fail to give
abstraction. Pittsburgh, leb. 26. 1874
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s.sAxSOUxcENExrs.-Ou terms for announcing can
didates are sl,OO. which must be paid in advance.

Mr.. HARPER SIR: -Ples announce through the
columns of your paper the name Of David Hilbert, OF
Office Of Sheriff, at the ensuing fall election.
MANY VOTERS.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 184?-1851, 1845-03-12
DELAys ARE DANGEROUS.

Among the many medicines set forth 70 cure Com
sumption. or diseases ofthe Lungs, Doctor
EXPECTORANT REMEDY stands foremost. Pub
lie confidence has given it a preference above an otn1
es for the wonderful cures it daily performs man
Diseases Of the Lungs, Chest and Liver, there is no Me
.dicine among the hundreds bcfore the public that viii
mucous from the air cells, and coadj ulated mas
ses of matter which line the trachea and impcdes the
.perspiration, but Doctor Duncan's ExDectorant RENE
.dy. This medicine strengthens and inparts vigor to all
the organs throughout the lungs, and enables them to
throw out all distinctions which had impcded their
free operation and subjected them to disease, coughs
colds, asthma, bronchitis, difficulty Of br eathing, spit
ting Of blood, hectic fever, night sneats, and all other
cans Expectorant Remedy in time, and You will be
certain to have all those evil seeds driven from your
system, ann your life saved. For sale in Cadiz by
feb5 w. B. BEEBE.
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Administrators, Notice.

' NHE undersigned hereby give notice to all persons
interested, atthey have been appointed Admin
%istrators of the Estate of Joseph MARSHALL, late ofliar-
rison county, deceased. All persons having claims
against said estate, will present them for settlement
within one year from this date; and those indebted to
said estate, are notified to a settlement forthwith.
HAMILTON M'FADDEN, ! ox,
ROBERT M'FADDEN, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Feb. 10, lS45.
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School Books.

= TCLECTIC and Goodrich's Readers, Geography,
Grammars and Spoilers, Bibles, Testaments, Psalm
and Hymn Books, for sale by
Get. Both HOGG g. Upton