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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28

CINcINNATI. Oct. %.

CINCINNATI, Oct 20.
FlOur-The unfsvOrabe weather to-day. rain having
fallen steadily and coPiousy during the whole prevent
ed much outdoor business and only about 200 brs in
lots were sold at 81 SIS a A 3d.
Prouisions.-SaIes of 81 brIs common hams begged
at sc and 10 bs sugar cured bagged iOc both Pkgs
extra.
H0gs-Ano,her lot of 800 head were in the pens to-
Jay which will be slaughtered the weather Is
favorable
Whisky.-The sales to-day were 49, SIS and rs brIs
from rlver at TIC; 100 do from railroad same; "a do at
iTe-showIng an Improvement in prices.
Linseed OLA sale of IL brs from canal 55c; IL
do from railroad at 54c--a decline
Chesse-SaIes of 225 boxes in lots for shipment at
&c.
Ccfee-SaIes of 100 bags ST. Domingo at &c; IS do
fair Rio at s4c-Gasetfe
Baltimore, Oct. 20, p. NJ.
The stock market was dull to-day with a downward ten
dency in prices.
Sales of Howard street Flour are reported to moderate
extent at Sc Subsequently held at 625 City mills
is offered at Sc SGT. Prices gave way the receipt Of
the Steamers news. but again rallied.
Moderate sales Of premium yellow at zoe, and Of
oats at "a &c.
There is a fair demand for whisky at CSC for brIs
There is an increased demand for provisions with sales
of western hams at 10 lie; sdes 73c and shoulders
to SC.
The market for groceries is without change. 4.
New ORLEANS, Oct. Ia, p NJ.
Cotton hos declined &c per H. since the receipt of the Hi
bernias news.
The market for sugar is heavy.
Sales of Flour at 81 rs SIS 90.
Mixed yellow corn sold at 53c and prime do at Coo per
bush.
Sales of mess pork SI3 so aSI3 rs and fprime do
at Sla l2t
Prime beef sold a moderate extent at 50 371.
Prime western lard is heavy at l3 1910.
The whisky market is depressed with few sales at zoe
for brl.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28

9FEvER AGuE, FSvER and Congestive Chis,
speedily Bagg Indian Queen Coated Tonic
Pills The health Of thousands has been perfectly restored by the use
remedies failed operation
simply suspend the disease for me but TO purify the
tenn perfect health. These pills kept by NJ Holt
day Co.. by Lawrence Lafayette and be had
most country stores throughout the country.
by BROTHERS. sign Of the Golden Mortar
nv 81 Anr Drirg
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28

IMPROVEMENTS IN MANUFAcTUREs.-The Scientific
Americas announces a revolution in calico printing
as at hand house paper is to be printed so cheap,
that blocking must be done away. Instead of two or
three weeks now required to engrave copper roller
of the highest finish, the INVENTOR with few diamond
point gravers and acids. gets up in many hours
He has also invented a machine for shearing cloth.
which shears five TO six hundred peices in day. and
does the work better than it is done by the old
process.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28
foOsT OFFICE STATIONERY

with the the orders Postmaster
era sealed proposals will be received by until u O'Clock
Wednesday the 10th of November supplying the
Stationery for the this
years commencing January lst and ending
1851.
The estimate for each year, is as follows
80 Ream enveopng yellow caendered Is nv 24nehes
not less than Is than IL pounds per rea, quirs
to The ream, and "a sheets to the quire.
$50 pounds cotton packing Irvine, well twisted.
80 pounds hest scarlet sealing
Contractors required by law give bond a equal
double the value of articles be furnished Payment will be
delivery of the stationery LIVINGSTON DUNLAP,
Isi7 35iwis Postmaster Of Inhianarnlis
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28

LUMBERIvG IN MIcHIGAN.-The Detroit Free Press
estimates the amount of lumber to be shipped this
season from Saginaw Bay. at 100000 feet Du-
ring the season several steam and water mills have
been erected in Saginaw county; the most extensive
Of which are those owned by James Eldred g. Co.,
who are running n sieam-m and watcr-power capd-
Bile of manufacturing 4,O00,0OO feet year.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28

Honesty To THE PURPosE.-A few evenings since,
a lad at the depot in Portsmouth sold an apple 10
gentleman of this city. who paid him, inadvertently,
a gold eagle instead of a The mistake not
discovered by either Until after the train had proceed
ed The next day the conductor succeeded in finding
the lad who had laid aside the piece, and cheerully
restored it to the owner-a the more merltorous,
since dishonest purpose to conceal it could easily
have been accomplished.-Portldnd Advertiser.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28
S793.27s
Increase,

Gen. James Hamilton, of s. c.. we see by letter
of coincidence upon the death of Col Butler. which
he has published in the Charleston papers, offered his
services to Mr. Polk in the Mexican war, upon con-
ditiou that he should receive Generals commission.
II appears that Col. Butler was under engagement
TO fight duel with Colonel Mason, of the U. s. A..
when army orders them in entirely different d.
rections.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28
MANIAC ERS' Office.

OR. ARMSTRONG & Co, Asrsrsl
WHEELING, OCTOBER 20, IS4-.
Alexandria Lottery Glass IN.
Geo. 10000 000 10000 10000 Of 1000 20 Of
500 40O OF 900 Tickets SIS certificate
Of 81 whole tickets will cost sO-shares in proportion
Alexandria Lottery Class S3.
ls47 IS numbers 10 drawn ballots prize of
of CO. 25 of 1000 Tickets SIC
certificate of 25 whole tickets will S25sares proper
ton.
New Jersey Lottery Class 81.
Nov. IL, 1S47 1e numbers II drawn ballots
s0-a certificate OF 26 whole tickets will be s95hares
IN proportion
Alexandria Lottery Class rs.
Draws Nov 60 s47 IS numbers u drawn ballots prize Of
10000 10000 of 800 "a of 300 of
of Tickets sI0a certificate whole tick
cts Will cost sl3O-shares in proportion.
Alexandria Lottery Glass IS.
o. s47 IS nnmbe, drawn ballots. prize of
So sOOO CO., $780, Is of GEO. 20 Tickets s5-a
certificate Of 25 whole tickets will cost S65shares in proportion
New Jersey Lottery Glass 90.
Draws Nov "a numbers ballots prize of
S2OCOO 00O0 5000 1000 3440 30 of 5000 COO 5O
Tickets sOa Certificate of 2j whole tickets will be
shares in proportion
Alexandria Lottery Glass Il.
Draws Nov 81 ls IS numbers II drawn ballots. prize
500 1000 237 of Tickets sao-
certificate for &c whole tickets will s60share proper
ton
Monongalia Lottery every Thursday throughout the
month November The capital from
Tickets S3a certificate for package Of tickets will
shares in proportion. Address your orders
49, RoBT. ARMSTRONG * Co. .dgsnts,
433w. Wheeling,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28

The death of Sir Walter Scott, son of the great Sir
Walter which took place at the Cape of Good Hope
in the month of February last, leaves a solemn and
striking moral behind it, The deceased baronet
the last of family which cost one precious life to
create and for whose perpeuatiOa It's founder would
have accounted no purchase too dear, and reckoned
no sacrifice costly. II not sufficient for the
head of that house, whose last member has recent
w quilted the earth, that he stood foremost I'D the
ranks Of celebrated men during ife-that he secured
Immortality upon bis departure.
Beyond the prodigal gifts of Heaven he esteemed
the faciiciOus privileges of earth, and treated lightly
an impershable wealth for the sake Of dross poor
as il was passing The memoirs OF the first Sir Wal
ter albeit penned by unioving hand leave painful
impress: ions upon the minds of all who have made
for themselves the character of the great Magician
far as was possible from his undyng works. If the
history teaches anything at ALL it is one of the sad
desi lessons that be brought home to humanity
that of gigantic powers ill-used of nsatable though
petty ambition, derided and destroyed
The vocation of Sir Walter Scott was to emil ghten
and instruct mankind he believed il was to found a
family and to become great landed proprietor. To
achieve the ignoblc mission the poet and the novelist
embarked the genius of Shakespeare and the result
is now before US. The family is extinct the lauded
proprietor was a bankrupt in his prime Who that
has read the life Of Sir Walter but has wept at his
misfortunes and marveled at the sacrifices heaped
upon sacrifices, freely made, in furtherance of a low
and earthly seeking Heaven pointed one way, hu-
man frailty another. "Be mighty amidst the great"
id the former; .Be high amongst the SMALL wis-
pered the latter. He Obeyed the latter, and, 10! the
consequence. The small know him not-amidst the
great he still continues mighty.-London Herald.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28
EXECVTOTS,S SAUE.

a Office hereby given that the undersigned executor Of the
IN last will and testament of Hamilton Dsv late Of Marion
county deceased will Saturday the h day of November
public the personal property the
said Hamilton Davis deceased consisting of mare
Lotto hogs about Of in the field wheat hay and
Said will be held
seph Lane Lawrence township Marion county of
liberal credit will be given purchasers all
ceedns three dollars and will be required with sufficient
cuy made payable without any relief whatever from valuation
4Isw ALEXANDER MOCK Executor &c
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ETTERS of Administration have this day been granted the
undersigned, Of the last will and testament Of John
Of Indiana
claims
present them according law and those thar indebted
requested make payment without delay Said
5 supposed To he solvent. JAMES GREER, Exseuios
Oct
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28

II PROEATE COURr COUNTr ocTOBrH TFFE A. D.

%
for he safe o. real esfGf
Robert kmberin Kmhern administrators the
of John X Kmben deceased, Adam Nelson and Andrew
Furgason.
defendants Adam Nelson and Andrew
~ hereby notified that petition has been filed and
pending probate them and Others
pear said the first day Of the thereof be
held the house in ndanapo the Monday
and then there show
why sale the real petition
shalt made prayed in said petition By of the
R. b. DUNCAN Clerk
L. Barbour Sor. Oct rs. Is47. 4I3wis
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28

trThe tolls received on all the canals of New
York for the first week in October, reached Sl2l .57
against Sl04,35l same week last year. The aggre-
gate receipts from opening of navigation to 9TH inst,
was 81, 7S5, 793
Last year l,995,5l5
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28
DIED.

In this plase, on Thursday DIST of October, at 10
minutes past o'clock, A. NJ PHILIP E. ENGLE, aged
81 years 9 months and = days.
The deceased has left wife and four small children
with numerous circle of kindred and friends TO
MS loss.-- Charlottesville RsUiev
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28
EXECUTOE,S NOTICE.

NOTICE hereby given that letters estamenisy have been
" granted the undersigned in the county of Marion,
Indiana the last Will and testament Hamilton Davis
of county deceased All persons indebted said will
call and those having claims
them for settlement forthwith The
will probably be solvent.
4I-3w ALEXANDER MOCK Executor e.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28

The New Orleans Delta of the 9th states that the
steamer Alabama would leave on the following day,
for Vera Cruz. with a detachment of troops and
horses Transportation has been prepared for the
Kentucky regiments, that they will not be detained
single day at the city.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28
sALEOF LAND BY COMMISSIONER

EpY virtue of decree of the Marion Court its May
BID A d. 1874 the Commissioner appointed
that purpose by said Cou will Saturday the day
between the hours OF O'Clock
the court house door in Indianapolis expose
highest bidder the following described piece parcel
to wit the west half Of the sou quarter section twenty
six l26) township hen 5 morrill, CD except
twenty-five of the side along
that OF said tract lying Of
or much thereof as stall be necessary for the purpose shall be
sold for the two hundred dollars
due lot day OF May s44 and all interest said land
having teen morgaeed 10 Indiana John Richie
deceased loan Of 50 from the Sinking Fund
and forfeited for failure pay the interest thereon Loan inter-
and costs, S9e9 90 J. B. McCHESNEY.
India Sent a 1-4- u Dac Cornun ieefnn
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28
static or Indiann. MnmiIlon County. IS

In pRoBATE CouRr Hamilton County,, NovKNsks
u Real Estate
Timothy O'Aaony John Webb, George W. Upp, Stephen NJ
Masters and Others heirs Of Jacob T. fi-e, deceased
YryHE filed the Office Of the
O a disinlereed
PENDANT Stephen Masters not resident 1.-THE Stale Of Indiana
Therefore the Stephen a. Masters hereby notified
Of the Ming said petition and the
court will the first day Of the
M said court he the house In Nobesvle
eond Monday and plead
uelton the same and things therein sonnned will
no tak rs confessed and determined his
sept ". Ie47. 373wi JOHN g. BURNS, Clerk
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28

A HARD FATE.-A writer to the Boston Wing, thus
disposes of his unlucky party:
1--WE have lost one mighty political victory by trea-
son; simplicity has now its turn to work on The
two-faced Captain fooled us now will what
the no-faced General can do
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28
NOTICE no PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled the right peemiOn to any lands within
townsr above enumerated required
establish the the satisfaction Of the Register and Receiver
proper Land Once and payment therefor PrGc
ab after this notice. and before the day appointed Tor the
the public of the lands Embracing the
cIaimed Otherwise such claim will he forfeited
RICHARD N. YOUNG, Com. Of the Gen. Land Office
IOuist2 hIler
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28

CoINcIDENcE.-It is a singular coincidence sha
Gen. Scott entered the city of Mexico the 10Th OF
September, the day which is celebrated throughout
Mexico Is the apnlqenaEY Of IL independence.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28

WEsIEy.-A grandson of Wesley, the great found
er of Methodism has been appointed, by Queen Vic
toria, one of her chaplans in ordinary.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28
indianapolis Markets and Prices


MARRIED-on the 22d inst, by Thomas Morrow,
ESQ.,, Mr.. PETER ROYsTER to Mrs. RACHEL w. HoR-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28

o1-Tbe N. Y. Tribune notices the arrival in New
York from Java, Of pigmy horse, weighing only
forfv-fp< pounds
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28

RILEY AN ENGLsHMAN.-The Mobile Herald states
that Riley. the commander Of the battalion of desert
ers from the American army, who were taken in the
recent battles in Mexico, and executed. was not an
Irishman, but en- Englishman. OF course, he was a
whig.
Harrison Kinney. Of Columbus, Ohio, was another
Of the deseriers. The Ohio Statesman says of him
"Tbis Kinney was tailor by trade in this city,
and it is melancholy record to make Of his end.
He was a very decided wing, and we cannot see what
tempted him TO this great crime of deserving his
country except the effect produced by the wing papers
and such speeches those of Corwin. lie has child
in this city, his wife being dead. We did not sup
pose our city would have such reproach TO bear from
one of her volunteers"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28
MOSES RARKEIs,S CSTATE.

"a Office sherehy given, that October Is, ls4 letters OF I'd
. o Moses Barker county
Of indiana deceased duly granted by the clerk
probate Of said county the undersigned Said
believed nsolven Persons indebted said notified
make payment without delay and th se having just claims
against their claims proper
time allowed by law
GEORGE w WOLF, Administrator.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28

The MYSTERIES OF New YORK "A New York
correspondent of the Philadelphia Inquirer has the
following passage in n recent letter
If an Eugene Sue among to write the mysteries
Of New York. he might with little difficulty labor produce
work that might vie with the Mysteries OF Paris. in all
and enormy. few years since the beautiful
Mary Rogers murdefed-a few yearssince man named
Cores shot down in the open daylight in one OF
thoIou ghfares-more recently a lovely found
dead in her bed in Chambers street, under circumstances of
the most suspicious kind how she came TO her deathhe
other day charming girl found in the dock under SINH
lar circums human skeletons discovered
few days since by wOrkmen engaged in building
house. about eighteen inches under the surface Of the ground
and Friday last workmen at the foot Of 3lst
street. discovered large sack floating in the East river
which on opening they discovered contained the body of
man with the throat cut from ear Would the
Mysteries of New York, written by Sue, be more horribly
interesting than the Mysteries Of Paris No clue has been
discovered TO the perpetrators Of these awful crimes They
COMMUNICATIONS the subject Of days wonderment that
such things could be committed in city like this and then
are forgotten forever.
The New York Tribune describes pieous of
poverty and death in that city. &c Yesterday,
about noOn three poorly dressed Of them shoe
less, and three little children with them, passed up
Fftieh from the Third toward the burial
ground of them held with her hand plain pine coffin
the Of her head and the unhappy creature wept
though her heart would break 1t the coffin of her
infant boy girl perhaps or years old. and neither
boy, cart wagon to aid her. One afternoon
week two wheeled store cart passed up towards the
Deaf and Dumb Asylum, with PERSONS coffin in il
no PAIL attendant only the corpse she'll and carter.
lie drove hard bur stopped the Asylum to ask where
grave yard Three weeks since and her
daughter seemed passed with cofned corpse
of infant of the aenO attendants there but the
grandmother the weeping mother, and their dead babe
Frequently an old man passes up with Tour wheeled
cart loaded with cofined corpses sometimes PAIL
decent covering; other times bit Of white cotton is
thrown over the remains Of the dead Now and them at
midnight, with corpses will pass up
with little ceremony il the drivers were carrying a
load Of loose earth level the streets The number
that pass upward this highway Of the King Of TcTrOs is
truly astonishing, and the miserable condition Of the deposit
ed is often aesied by the neglect with which their
remains treated. Sometimes last night for instance }
there will be a mourning coach two in attendance
funera but oIen One day last week plain dressed
man. wearing much blue coat was seen carrying on
back all alone the, coned body of his dead nine
years Old He asked the loan Of spade, and got it, dig
the chd's grave. The boy who went to get the spade for
asked whyhe TO dig the himself, to which
the reply was because have no money TO pay another
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28
SHEltKFF'S SALE.

SEEEEfEEE7S SALE.
INV virtue n clerks ofsce f r
Eb snrou circuit will pablo SALE ON The ah
dav of Ocfnhe town Of
apos hours prescribed by tents and pro6 If
seven years of following real esinte, fO-wt:
The No square So in the town of Indian
apos-
the full said decree Interest and
will the time and place expose the fee simple of said
Taken the property Of James Eudaey al the SUN Of
$4,000 tsiss) sheriff Of Marion coanr
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28
Ky fhe Esresidenf al fi,e Uniied Siafe,


pursuance Of law, I, JAMES X POLK, President OF
the United States America do hereby declare
known that public sales will be held nj the Land OH
the Territory of Wisconsin, the periods hereinafter degna
ted TO wit:
Al the Land Office MINERAL POINT commencing ON Mon
Of
North ohe base line aud Of the fourth principal meridian.
Townships furteen. fifteen and sixe-n OF range three
Townships fourteen, fifteen and sixteen OF four.
Townships oueen fifteen, sixteen, seventeen and eighteen, OF
FIVE
Townships fourteen 6een range
and
twenty Slough" nshp thteen,
ships fourteen fifteen and sxeen the Mississippi and
ship ssveneen Of range seven.
nshps and Mis-
sissipPi river, Of range eight
Fractional township seventeen, the Mississippi ys Of range
nine.
January disposal &C the public
UNDERNEATH townships and part Of township, Wis
North Of The base line and east Of the fourth principal neridaH
township nineteen, situated northeast
Lake I" Ppapgm," Of range fourteen
township north Of FoI Erer and
ships thirty two and thirty three, of range nineteen
townships thirty thirty three and thirty four, of
Lands appropriated by for the Of schools military
purposes viii lie excluded from the sales
offering the lands will be commenced the days appointed
which
Dispatch the whole shall offered
closed. But sale shall be kept longer
and private entry Of of the lands will oe admitted unit
after the expiration of the weeks.
hand the OF Washington, this ninth day
ly the President: JAMES X. POLK.
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG, Com. of the Gen. Land Office
NOTICE re PRE- EMPrIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled 10 the right o pre- emon to any lands within
the of townships above enumerated, require,
The the satisfaction Of the Register and Receiver
tcabs after seeing this notice. aud eioFe the day appointed az tn
Of the public sale Of the lands embracing The
claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited
RICHARD NJ YOUNG, Com of the Gen. Land Office
43lOwis 3Oth Dec.
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MOSES 8ARKER,S ESTATE.

NOTICE hereby gwen, that Saturday the sixth day Of No
" vembe next the goods and chaes belonging the estate Of
Barker Marion indiana deceased consisting OF
300 bushels OF farming
with articles will be sold by the undersigned the nd
mnsors Of said estate the late residence Of the deceased in
township Marion county Aforesaid. credit
dollars. Further
made the day of Sale ocOek
A. NJ. GEORGE w. WOLF, Adoinis,,.,o,s
Oct. 4. 3wi
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28
NEW BOOK STORE.

NEW BOOK STORE.
dUOOD g. NOBLE, booksellers. Sfationers, g. &C.,
north side of Washington street, Baless building
openiag new and complete stock Of books stationery, &c. and
do business right principles
valuable collection
school books blank books every description writing and
warming paper general variety Of all kinds Of stationery
LARGE ana miscellaneous Looks all of
which will he sold on reasonable 43y
WRAPPING PAPER.
4 spO low by as's r''-' HOOD NOBLE
ALMANACS.
LMANaCs for 1885, by the gross doze for sale very low
n by 4s.y HOOD NOBLE.
BLANK BOOKS.
A LARGE lot of blank books constantly kept hand for
"a sale bv 43-y HOOD & NOBLE.
oar AND LETTER PAPER, INK. QUILLs, STEEL AND
43-y HOOD NOBLE.
BED7ENT a. GREEN.
Real Estate and Land Agents,
Third Street, opposite the Post Office
CINCINNATI.
authorized subscribers
SrntneI solicit advertising
and collections for the
pRiNTING PAPER All sizes paper Newspaper
work be had BY application at tbe Eook store.
| Sept IS ~ NQRRiaQN 4 TALR0TT-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28
New Stock Of Hats. Caps. &c.

"A I,BE subscribers have hand, and constantly
ceiving The largest and best assortment Of Hats Caps
% For quality, style and durability they
challenge competition. Every article sold
lower price, quality be had
They Of patronage their irnds
and invite strangers call before purchasing.
H.. A. ~
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-10-28
Administr:.tor's Notice.

NOTICE hereby given undersigned has
- letters of administration the Of John Kooniz
county deceased All persons knowing themselves in
make immeiae
having claims against the will present them duly
authenticated for settlement Said supposed
Oct. l6 IS47. 4l-3wis ABRAHAM KOONTZ, Admr.