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POETRY y.
IT'S SWEET.
Ills swee, 10 grasp friendly hand,
And feel lls thrill sincere,
-. ~, l,,s nnt a xtr,n

Ills swee, 10 grasp friendly hand,
And feel lls thrill sincere,
And know that lie has not strand
To wreck i,icom a, mere: i,
AMI when Inc world grows chill ana cold
And soIrow wields Is sling,
Oh then, rs sweet 10 claim fo!d,
Beneath friendly wing.
It's swee, 70 view The early morn,
Tipped with its !osy lie.
Ascend-oi nights la>t curtain shoin,
To Gid the quiet SKY
While each morning star, one by one,
Flies OF 10 other worlds,
To hide their bushes from The sun,
That now his light unuiis.
It's swee; 10 view al even-ide,
Upon the moon III sea,
The vessel swi., and slnoothly glide,
With steamers proud and free:
Whil all within Is calm and neat,
And love ana smiles go round,
And music wings the ,winklins ieet,
And We are honeward bound.
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oe,.7-w,lsSov. ]. ROBINSON, G. c.
MIR. THOMAS cuBBINs and NANCY cuBBlys

MIR. THOMAS CUBBlNS and NANCY CUBBINS
IVA formerly Nancy But--A, you not RESIDENT. nf
yirena, you will please take notice, that on the 18th
day OF November between the hours fssnrise and
set, ii the house o. Betsy Newton in the county Of
buckingham, shall proceed take the teposiions OF
Betsy Newton and Others; and The 9Th day Of the
same mouth, between the same hours IN said county,
At the hnise OF Nancy Harris proceed take The deosi
tons oil Nancy Harris ard others and The 9TH Of the
samc month"; between the same hours, The store OF
William W. L. Newton proceed u take tie feposl-
tons Of Robert e. Jones and Others tn be read as svi-
dence IN a sui Of law and chanerry for the County
Court Of Buckn CHAM. undetermined Ia said Court
wherein am plaintiff and you ard others are defend
ants and IL, from any cause, the said depcsiions shall
nc. be completed The above days they will be conti
nued from DAY 10 day until al shall be completed, OF
which times places you may attend you think pro
per. WILLIAM w. NEWTON.
Sept. l6-cw5W
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JAMES :. REil.I.
ALFRED WINSTON, -
LAND Is LOUISA For SALE

] OFFER Tor sale my Land in the county Of LoIi.l
The Fork Greek nrishboThcod, adjoining ~ ,g:-
4. 6. Goodwln, Capt. Perkins, q. i. W.u.i.a 81
others, containing tctwctn fuuI and hluI,,t ,l..
mostly IN original forest, and hras ~ ab rel If 3
abundance Of III. lest heart pine. poplar - lfi.0r
E1ently bel.eled that the timber woaI ,ri ffuu
than is asked ior the land. saw MI rt.a, Il, ft,
ed upon the premises ~ very llc eIptt,o 49,. -ti,.
i one At Yaur-yse, no, faF or. ii- 7hpfe 'e.i
adapted 10 all the crops grown IT. Ina; section II
Try. particularly Ssh. al aud tobacco
Any prrson wishin. u purchase onH -..scgI .u
,einis sc which VII. be accommct,tns-h. stl., .
ine me- letter, Or, ctrd TO frrdrr'et shars, q
qnifIug 81 ny hroihrr adjoining tie land, mh0~i tt
Il 10 any wishing 10 = L.
scni .iI-lN,fI IlllN l,LMLlLNl.
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Washington. October 6. 1915.

Il BsoxEn's COMPLAINT We happened 10 be
present Yesterday when one OF our inost respect
able brokers was utlerng his complaint OF lhe
hing" said he, is prosperous. butthe business Of
Wall street. People engaged in agriculture are
doing we'll; in commerce and in manufactures
thew are all making money; but in Wall street,
since The United States Bank went down, every
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PUBLIC SALE OF
The Amelia Springs. &c

DY vntl- of n deed of trust rrrcu'er r.. P,.,c
- Wilson 10 the undersigned ard C.!ss l. M,,., ;,
John b. Chain as Trus.rrs Tor The l.n-Gt ~ ~ aug
g. Wil,on. Henry G. Wilson and otherI beal,, ~
he III day 81 March, 1913 and admIiei 10 ,.es,t
me 'srrk oihce OF The county Of Amelia on tie .
!Hy ne undersigned, the acting Tra-'rr wg y
~ EShsS the 2I.t Oefo5-r leij, al 10 the b.,t
iiddrr tor c1sf, ~ public auction, ~ ti- men
t.ai valuable L-tahl's hment, with "a rc-,> II H..
80 tcit- :" sshsh u fiS,t rte hotor, land n,
l.i:.c :rrsks. The improve mems an H. ,i,,. 49,,
large and superior, and have been hun lo m NJ, &
few years There u lais Brick Tio,.l, .hrr- ,i-
hi.!i, wH'i spacious bal! room 8, t..t "a -. ~
dies si.iin: room adjoining and Bne lodcin. ,o,,
above, aud large een@rnrn's -iin, room ON III. -
inen story On each -dr Of the entrance 10 The Nm.
there is a buck house. each 81 feet IL .0rih and
containing l. roulas. There j., lkc..i.c arra f,,
bulIing, containing 10 rco,n>, ard : y,ea, Lnr,,
,ii,r rooms, sufficient IN al L. onieit,in SOM 3 n .
TOO persons. There - also a very sH.e jon ia i-.,
l.sI feet 'ons. butt OF brca. which i sufficient !,
clnit 10 dine 'DJ PERSONS also, neat 4 I'd con.,-
prisa'e residence. located near The dining f,or,
We'll situated ior the residence Of those su9eiiuri
ths d;h'ns room. There Is also a gcoi .tof- I.!,.
wh'cn thrfe might be done good business IN he 49,
rhnliie Inc Also, good bath house, with io3n, !.
,ofiiae tor bathing The stables are ,Guai ia al, .
Nr-inia for convenience. &C.; there being 0nr AZ
.nibrirnt tn contain al least horses; arsn /, -,
sable, siiicirnt Ia contain 10 horses. m. T., "
p!sa'Grr 9tcunG- having teen lad ont H, i ,rs..-'
Enel-h gardener, and all The tyrG.f. ,..,,if,.,ly !,
rated wiih shribhery OF different a.al. tIs...
most nra'itIiGl situation. The waters ri ia.ss s.
have leon anayzed by Or. Bridges. N p,1,I -
aud found 10 be nearly equal Ia every re.p,et,otb.
the White sulphur Spnng-.
There Ia icy been d;se've'et .nc'hNr sgrin.. NJ
waters Of which a'r e1tneG very hirhl, /, - "
have used them; and they oDfiaitig yr.y -.
A. 10 the virtues of these water. much nich; ~,
Hundreds Of certificates might DO Produced II, .
deemed altogether unnecessary.
There Will also he sa'd - ,:.r sI,.;- - t.rrt4
purpose. all the psrshable property u the .ait -,
a Wilson, al the household and Kitchen rg,f.
belonging 10 The establishment, witt h i .-ry .os
Stglk q ~, \ de cflDten Erun a -,
Shucks, straw &c, all the Plantation ur,n.. y.
CONS q arts, &c.
All the above mentioned property viii be >aie ,o.,
y the purposes OF the said trust h- liilc Ii iie ms,
Is believed 10 he perfectly good, bui selling =, T,
tee. tie undersigned VIII c0nrey only snca iu- a,
vested III him john Il. cHAFFIN T-gst.r
T.. 1T i likely that arrangements VII - ,na..
give liberal creiIt on pat Of the purchase money
AmelIa SntlA.s. Va Sent. S, isii-,mit.
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MARRIAGES.,

Married on the evening OF the sth inst, by
Rev. Beverly Hancock, DR.. JonS VI. GARRETT,
OF King & Queen county, 10 Miss Ass f., daush-
Ter OF Capt II. Hancock. OF Chesterfield.
Married, on the 1tn inst, at Pow hatan Seat, the
residence OF Robert a. Mayo, Esq, by Inc Rev.
DR.. Empie ID. NJ. F. Thornton, Y. 5. Nay q
Mary JACKSON. daughter OF he late Cen Lar
renee L. Dade, formerly OF Virginia.
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MISCtlL ANGUS.
THE RIO GRANDE.

The secret treaty which San;a Ana formed
" III he authorizes oi Texas, By which ne 90
,aiae his avn liberty and preserved lhe army OF
" >iru, has Just BEEN published by ieSas we
cory both M Pr'vaie ana puohc trcaoes ifosh
,hr coln.nn- u The Galveston News. Itaprears,
from no,r ln,se instruments, that the Rio Grande
va, al that inc DESIGNATED as the Western
BOUNDARY .! rcIas : CsWn.
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DANhWAY from the Subscriber, rcsiIn. near Libtr-
II ~ Hill p o. Newterry District :. g, tie =! Of
July, Mulatto Roy, named WILLIAM u or ~ years
old, spare made. feet inches hch, Wis bic marks
that know u. lie was raised By John DAVIS, of Abe
marie county, Virginia. AMI VIII Try 70 there, ~
Of his family i've there Any information respect
n said hoy will be Thankfully received by the snbsci
her. WILLIAM MARS.
y. Bile may alter his name, and say he belongs 10
some IL Virginia W. II.
Aug. i9-cw3E
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"To convince man agalnst his v u
He'll hr OF the same opinion SUI.
Amelia Srntrmher 1913

e John H. Peylon, Esq, has resigned his
seat in The Senate Of Virginia from IT, district
composed OF The counties Of Augusta i1d RG.ck-
bridge. in election is 10 bc te.l on ii 18Th OF
November rect 10 supply .hC vacancy.
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TRUSTEES SALE OrTiNn

DCRStA Ant I" The provisions of a Ped Il. Tn.
executed ny John 4. Sheppard 10 tl- ,uh.crpo
bearing date The 81 %, Marc, 1884. and recorded IN 4
CLERK Oislce Of ii-nrco toTn'y Court We sal n
coed {" sell - the highest bidder, The premise.
cash, on MONDAY. the ed day II December. l.is h
Tract Of Land ~lrfeon tic said john !, Sheppard re
resides. lying ~ the county %! lIcadco an Chst sl
~ swamp, and containing 2i5i acr-S. adjoining +
lands OF Ls,!Gi HDN!,s, Gecci-.i, ouG IohH Satp.a
The title L. tic >a.i Land - believed L. br ndl- peta
tut We shall cnasey only >uch Iiilr vested Il
viur / sal! tnisi deed
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1845-10-14

Ia Circuit Superior Court Of Inv aad rhlnccry for
The county OF irniieo ard cry OF Richmond, thr
law side, held ur the trial of civil causes, Jun,
Tie .lth. !ei5:
tn. Court doih direct the following order Ia he enter
cd for tie information ~ The parteS. The council aud
the witnesses III the civil IN this Court ana tic
Clerk IL directed u furnish copy thereof to each Of the
Counsel praciiD. in the Court and 20 have tGe same
inserted Il week IN two cf the newspapers publish
cd in the city Of Richmond. commencing IN Se?'cn.'cr
iusn. TIL the next session of this tnut
II is ORDERED Thl; The Court wil at all Of II future
terms require that tic der ndn- therein shall
he tired eontinu-df there DC Of continuances
at tho first calling the roof
Copy-Teste,
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We learn tina, Ihele will he some twelve hun.
drei dollars paid over 10 The School Commission
ers Of Abemarlc, This year. from The Dawson
Fund This money, in addition 10 that arising
from the Literary Fund, will enable our School
Committees 10 extend The benefit. Of education 10
a larger number Of poor children than heretofore.
We wish The time might speedily come, when
all the white children in the county could be
sharers in The blessings arising from the instruc-
ton impaired in The school room.
Charlottesville Jfe,sonida.
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IMroRrAsr pEcisoS-The Express publishes
an important decision otthe Count Of Chancery,
declared By Vice Chancellor Sanlc;t. Until very
recently il has been supposed that oar mechanics
ana manufacturers hal righl 10 adopi The names
ami marks OF manufacturers oi foreign countries.
twill be seen thai mol only they have no RICH, 10
use The names or marks, or initiate them, but thai
hcy vii! be liable ior 50 dong for the profits q
sale, and also Tor all damages which may accrue
for The manufacture OF an inferior article.
n ! EtDy,ss
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pIpTErv y ,IJApS REIyARD

7 WILL. give the above reward 10 any one VINO Will
\ apprrhend, and deliver 10 me, or have secured IN
Jail so that can get him after he Ii caught, my
boy CHARLES who ran on nhnut Easter. CHARLES u.
niite dark about ~ wears old. feet ar inchs hip
and has 4 wife living 1t Mr. E.ward fuckers, of Ihis
county-was purch sed by Mr. Tbos Spencer. deccas-
rd Trustee OF Mrs. 0wen OF SUSSEX and may probably
be- in his old neghbolhood. rccollect no marks pc
tuliarrs about The hoy by Which ran designate HIM
moe minu-ly. II lie should be Appreciated OF my
ncichbornood, line addressed 10 NE. al Diamond
Grove Brunsw lex. VIII be most thankful To- me- and ~
contents promptly attended 10.
sent 9--Iafit SUSAN T.. HARRISON.
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IN cnANCERy -vIrcl>IA In Hanover co..
L Cont S-pt. 2S'i. lei5:
Mary iIuncu-, widow and rrlot Q! Franz, W..
decd, f'su'-
npaiusi
John u q Brown, administrator Of Francis Won
deceased Taiiaier5o Davis and l.avinia =. IN
Mary NJ. amncus, John ~ NurcGs, Ellen T. "
George W. Stuckde and Judith \. T.. h- VII.
Cosby and Maria hI wife, james l.. Hardy nhd
his wife, Ru'us u. Huncu-, Robert acSaud ~.
and MARY Ann Duncan, the la, OF whom - n "
under the age of t"enty one years, b: Jahn H. .,
her guardian al lr-m brlrud."'
TINS eau % came tbs day, agan, ny Get trtt..
paf, les now hrfrs the Court, rn be heard on t"e
frr,nrtIg read. and was argued b: JoTnsci, ah' y
suggested that no insertion at tho order 81 tn.i.~
herein entered On the 2li of July last mas teen 'e
any nrwsa-p~r and there is mol now Hoe 10 MAJ
iusrrton hcirr. thr October term Of tbs ''At .
Court ro'h therefore order, that; unless me a''''
PENDANTS John Cosby and Maria his wiz, 1aI.
Hardy aud Eliya his wi'r, Rufus u. Mnrcu' ana
Alexander Duncan, shall, on " before ne me- =.
HI. CONT. 10 be held IN the month 81 Def'p"
enter their appearance answer ihr pl.in!M y
give security according 10 the art ul As''n"t :"
casrs made and provided, III. Cont VIII ta's II
i;,'s hill FOR confessed, and proceed l. d''i'' -
:EcreoG, i copy of this order ha.in. h"r0 ii''
serted Tor eight WEEKS ri the least ~ SOM -
published IN the city Of Richmond. a. - " u,
posted al the front door of IN, Court mus . 80
~ ACopy-lfst :, ,.,.,.rr.. T. II
Sept. 3)-cw2m WIN. o. "1'"'
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U! Sill TII.rN ~ =. ~ "
b".@a'Si .hiS.
ID RFEREScES:-John u. Munell, SAINT. tii!at
IL aud John g.. Mrcn. ESqS Linrhbnfe, ", Y
Stirling Niblei, BrcAIsnd. Va. Dr. William IS y
kins. G;ss'om, y &; !. w. B"niGin and Wa, w. u.
Ms. Esp. Charlotte, Va W. II. + Mr.,iu, Grtsns
counts. Va
ncsr ;'reea Issiqpcna County. Mis- $40 a'ir- ttet
aud H. Gu ,iva;ion. With r,n, and NIL lH negro ho1',
THIS land Is cluai to nay cotton land ~ ~, sal.
now under rent ~ pr. 60. IN atr"-"l'l be '"a q
nlr.cIt 90 one hal. exchanged lpr hfef"-, an" ="
waited il m;,y-lnd and negroes {" he valued.
,noo acres IN township ~ range Ne,t' on NJ
stream, which IL nasIe'hlr by small tteamh 49,
acres cleared aud ~ GU tiVaton w'ih GIN ana u''
negro hcu-es-supe'ior cotton land-"il be soi', =
interest 81 ore ha exchanged for n-rfor> and outs
ed iointly-land aud eero"s 10 be valued
acrrs Of Land, ftuutIag ul TIE NtsSiSsipW ff'
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FnrSH " ArER OY>rE: s.-A letter on the a.i-
fetal production OF oysters, was read recently IN
Paris, III NJ. CarboEel, before the Academy o.
Sciences that gentleman asserting that ne had
discovered the means 81 producing oys,ef-beds in
fresh water ponds an,i basins, 20 that every man
who has tew Zee; 81 ground 10 spare for the con
strrclon Of basin, may always obtain iresa
Oysters
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thing il so close The exchanges arc only one
eighth or ono sixteenth per cent; al home ana
abroad they are just al par, 50 that there : no
thing 10 be made BIZ ihcm-and money, : a
drug. was Offered i, today al f;"c per cent, ru'
| could make no,hins BY ii. There is no suc''
poor place as Wal street y. Y. JoSf. ~ C"m.
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~ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.; touii
i and h. i'd tor The county al Buckingham ~
housr, on Tuesday, The lath day OF h''su-t IN
David l.. Baber,
against -. NJ.
Dcilah i,ibor George B,ber. costla E1tt'
Ieber Mafccna Brown, Samuel hasas %.
WIFE John :. B.Iber. Brchtbetry Ea5ef, ~
her Jane Babcr, Harriet Baser, Slb'inA - 81
Eabet aud James, Thoma. and Robert b't ,,r.,
children of James Babrr, deces,td, ~ -
Tie defendants. HaTocna Brown, aic >a.' '.l, +.
and sarah his wife. no, having entered ~ ...r
aud given security, according TO il'r he' :, 8.
AM the rules of this Cout; and II appeaii.- ,tta
tory evidence, that they are not inha1fan''. t,s..
lr. II is ordered. thai The said nb.en, deio..
appear here on IN. first day 81 November 'ef'' a
answer the biz of the plaintiff; and .nat -
order he forthwith inserted in some nr"spaf ,.,.
cd in the city OF Richmond for eiehi -
10 ard no.t,d al the front door II The Lo-''.
this county. CcPy-icsFi rtnpTDsE Z
Anr l2-cWeW X. bE'"
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/ Il deeply rains Us 10 record the melancholy
event which we find stated in The following article
from he Holly Springs (Missssipri) Guard Of
the 81 Ociotsr. Mr.. Watkins was most highly
beloved and esteemed by bis numerous friends in
Virginia, Tor his warm heart handsome talents
and generous character In The late political
| stugge in Tennessee, which resulted so hontra-
biz 10 tic Democratic party, and III which, abo:e
all, The memphis District was brilliantly redeem
ed, The appeal, Of which MIR. Walk rs was the
spirited assistant Editor, struck many strong
and successful blow in The good cause. In all
his relations, Mr.. w. did his whole du,y, and be
has retired IRON he fed OF "hea and dust" with
The applause Of his political associates and the
love and affection OF his many irirnos. Peace
10 his ashes
"gT We regret 10 learn The death Of Nivison
Wakins. Esq, Assistant Editor If The Memphis
Appeal. lie died al The Exchange Hotel in thai
ciiy on Suutav morning last after short ill.,
ness-in the 9Th year OF his age. The Appeal
OF Tuesday says:
at is not our purpose 10 enter into prolix
eulogy Of The deceased; such things have brcome
so common. as 10 render them comparatively
cheap and worthless We would briefly say that
he had many rients, and he deserred them, for
The warmth and generosity OF his heart, his social
courteous and chivarous bearing. and The upright.
ness, hrmne.s ana purity OF his principles. He
was the eldest son Of Col. Joseph S. Watkins
(our worthy Navy Ageni,) formerly Of Virginia,
oil which ale he also was native.
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Very Important fromite Rirer An,dzon-Omntng
rfa Passage from Tie Atlantic u the PmIc
We have received the Grenada Chronicle OF
the 9th III; which contains intelligence OF the
highest interest TO the whole world.
Il appears that while efforts are making in
Europe 70 cut canal from The Atlantic 10 The
Pacific, through The lshmns Of Panama, or TO
construct railroad across The country 10 Tchu
anicpea AT an enormous expense, The Americans
have achieved the great work in The most simple
way, and at comparatively ttle or no cost.
They have discovered The Amazon 10 I've navl-
gable, Tor steamers from lis mouth, on the Allan-
tic. 10 Lima, in Peru. and within eight miles Of
Cslao, one Of The principal por:s on be Pacific
Nsc York !hrni"g Nc.es.
The expedition was made in Sept. 1874, BY
Capt, John s. Klause. Of Philadelphia, upihe RI
yer Maranncn, as far as the por Of "Banos," in
the Republic Of The Ecuador. Captain Klause
say. he was truly amazed at The quantity OF mi
nerals, dyewoods u various sorts and o!her valua-
bic woods coffee, cocoa, Willie and common Of
excellent quality; cotton, very fine and long, like
wool; spices, balsam, raisins, wax and other rich
productions, which he met with in great abun.
dance everywhere, during his travels.
-rroasnr,, r,,c. <,utxt ndin0 ST ()rtoher 1915
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Treasury notes outstanding Isl October, lsass
S6s76i4 ls.
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lust RECEIVED, very eSi.n,',n !"
j ,ncut or ALIENS SINGLE AM
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Fsrs0.u Of Gsa. SGNta Ana 10 he Tezaa Army.
My Frcntl-l have been witness Of your
courage 10 be field OF taltle, and know You 10 be
generous Rel; with confidence un my sincerity,
and you shall have no cause 10 regret The kind
ness shown me- beg Won 10 receive the sincere
thanks OF your grateful lr,rnd-tarewel.
ANTONIO LOPEZ De SANTA ANA.
Vela.co Isl June 1885,
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FOR SALE AND LEASE.

louisa. s,;r. a)-cwtls,N
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asfea19uoosU asmQeetrsr-

lion Of American independence, and one OF .ne
first statesmen Of the age. The appear r nov
msJe 10 The neone in behalf OF another OF their
,lluslrions benefactors, whilst the heart SUI
thris with gratitude and reverence over the tomo
in which his remains have been SO recently ue-
posted. II is impossible that il should not sne,
coed, il lie proper exerlions are made to receive
the contributions OF nations feelings; nc
committee OF this city are determined 70 % t'.e'f
duty; and he following address is The trst ohsiihs
which hey lay upon his shrine They nave
framed wise instructions for The agents whom lhey
are about 10 appoint. Lei those agents co.oPe-
rate with lis friends everywhere and the Work
will he done
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-08
BOOK BINDING,
And Account Book Mandatory.


HAY, TYLER co. wholesale and retail dealers aud
y Stationery
&c &c the New Building Washington opposite the
Palmer Hotel indianapolis Indiana where there always be OBJ
ianed and will he found constantly hand the various articles In
Their ne Every description Of Blank Books for County Auditors
cut printed heads
In all their Blank Books they the Improved Patent mode Of
sewing, which fsxbIy And Is ncOmpur
ably
will keep the while the book
coming pieces the with all ether methods The
method of sewing renders the boks worth double the old kind
though they cost no In egance durability and superior sly
OF nnsh their books TO the best Eien work and
no higher in prize
d. T. & Co are also prepared to manufacture al descriptions Of
articles Foos Caskets
Card Cases Albums, Spectacle Cigar Pocket Books and
Note Books.
MUSIC PAPER always hand which can be bound IN various
and Bands supplied shortest notice red
and bound in the best style reasonable and short
The pattern Ruling Machine received
Books and paper ruled TO any pattern.
They prepared all Binding French and English
Calf and Morocco PLAIN Extra Extra Marble aud Gilt
Finish An kinds of law and interviewed and periodicals
bound 10 ma,ch 20 which personal attention will DO given
REFERENcEs-Hon isaac Backiod Supreme Judge r. Mayhem,
Treasurer OF state H. Harris Auditor OF Stale James Moron
President of Stale Bank j. NJ Ray Cashier of Bank c. w
Cady Secretary of Insurance Company; A W. Norris Esq; N B.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-08
TOWN LOTS AND LAND.

TINE undersigned offers laid
original plat OF the Of Edinburgh, together with so
Of land adjoining said original the and north
land viii lie subdivded Of
the will be sold either with
The many them
Raj Road D which is in the immediate vicinity The land border
many pork
will completed this point,
the State be directed there idea
business OF Edinburgh for years 10 come
3 premises the 4th July next.
Any person wishing purchase the mentioned property in
the and particulars by cali
William Hunt the undersigned, indanapo-
Is An iudzpatahlet tile wa be made TO purchasers
.sh<l 81 lsf5, Is, DAVID v. CUfI.EY.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1845-05-08
FRESH ARRIVALS.

David Craighead
GUILD respectfully inform his
Wv generally that he has just returned from the Eastern
where he has selected with and purchased
of Fresh Drugs, Medicines Surgical Instruments
Glassware Paints, Oils, Fantasies.
Wdo Glass Dye Wood Dye Stuff, Pe Hiaes and Liquors. Brushes,
Soaps, COSRdes PeGg Superior SaRh CgaTs, aud STed Car
eh Tobacco together with almost other article his line.
Having purchased his principally
determined sell reduced
of trade as he t..--
Physicians Country Merchants Pede Painters Fne atters
and Inyads respectfully invited call and his and
prices
aferon viii be paid compromising medicines, and the
open all hours either by day night.
continuance Of the heretofore extended hi
soecf lvi invite