Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-04-24

JOB Printers
Butler, Third street, J Al AliIIen Fourth street.,
J Grant, corner Of Fourth aud SmithfeId.
Book Binders

job Printers.
Butler, Third street, Al ailIen, Fourth street,
Grant, corner Of Fourth and Smthield
Book Binders.
Johnston and Duva, Wood and Third streets
attorneys.
TJFox Alden, w Z Austin, It II Baird, BiddIe, N
Bucknasier, Burke, James Callan James Christy, L
Bingham, A Cline, w Courtney, Darrah, Eyser
and Buchanan, Dunlap and Sewell, McGraw and Me-
knight, w Elder w Toward, G Gilmore, q p Hamil-
ton, NJ Hays, Judson and Flanagan, Kingston, }
Knox, Mabon and Washington LOOMS and Metcalf
Mcbride and Robinson, A w Marks, Patterson, A l.
PentIand Robert Porter, Richie and Wylie Rebb and
Mcconnell, w II Robinson Geo seiden, II Toner,
w Wilson, Wills, Robert Woods.
DWELLING HOUSES.
Second Street
Geo Cochran, D BLACKWELL, Minss TmdaI, Rev A NJ
Bryan, Simpson Homer, VIM Douglas, w Chrstg, Jas
Bartram, James Stewart James Tomlinson Il Guilds,
Roberts, Richard BIddIe, Col John Ross DR.. lib
BETS s McClurken, A Brown, Kennedy, DR. L ii Fow
lei, Thomas Phillips. Wm Eichbaum, K p McCurdy, ID
X Jacob, DIR w Werneberg, DIR II Holmes, r
Johnson Arthur ToneI Mrs Ward ID Jones, Allen kra-
mer, MeCurdy,J ID Wick, Geo Anshuz, Friedman.
J b Moorhead, M Kane, Jr Grant, McElroy, Nj
Rogers w Howard, Mayor, Daniel Rogers, Thos Me-
Kown, WIN Robinson, Geo Singer, James Miller, and
Thomas Rowe.
Fourth Street
w Elder, Alex Miller, Esq, Reade Washington, w E
Austin, A Bonnafroa, II Stephenson, John Davu,
Kuhn, J w Daily, lexington, Mrs Murray, A Burke,
w NJ Wright, Rev M Bird.
Smithfeld Street.
Merit, J X Henderson, Fulton, r Baurders, DIR g.
d Bruce, j w MCDOWELL, Balsley, Z NJ Beach, Mrs l.
Young, John Thaw.
Josiah King Mrs Savage, r Chrisiy.
Ross Street.
RObb, Jaynes.
Grant Street.
Thos Simmons X A Bausman.
Diamond .4uey-Rody Patterson.
There about 600 others.
From the Pittsburgh Morning Post, Of Monday Il.
Loss LIFE IN FIRE-lt is feared that
many persons their lives the recent conhagfaon
On Saturday we mentioned that s. Kingston Esq., and John
Johnson, missing and that fears for
their safety 1t is pretty certain that they burn
ed-Mr X at the house Of his son-n-law w. r. Lecky;
and Mr. j. at McKennas auction room or in pipetown.
girl employed in the house of Mr.. Lecky, above named
who supposed TO have been assisting Mr. Kingston
saving goods, is also believed to be burned.
Margaret Denning living at George Beales is
missng-believed to be burned.
Mrs. Jane Wyatt, aged woman, who lived near the
Of Second and Ross streets is also supposed 10 have
been burned.
Mrs. Maglone, an aged woman who lived near Grant
street.
Mrs s. Brooks, a woman who lived in Third street
Within the limits Of the second ward there said TO be
fifteen houses standing In fat ward alone suppose
about 5000 persons have been forced seek new dwellings
many driven from their homes suddenly
that they had not time their furniture and
many Of them have saved nothing but the clothes that
upon their persons
Commensurate LrBERALIrY-we understand that as soon
people Of Wheeling heard Of the great calamity that
had befalen city, they shipped bundled barrels Of
relief those who had been left destitute
FIRE. Between foiy and fifty barrels have already been
received They also sent large quantity Of ba and po
tatoes This is the right kind Of sympathy and
sure citizens of Wheeling that their prompt benevoence
properly appreciated by the unfortunate sufferers well
as those Of citizens who fortunate to escape the
terrible effects Of the fire.