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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-04

BACKED OUT.-The Old Council kicked themselves
out of Office with tolerable decent act, and a very
indecent one! They repealed, or rather amended
their foolish ",coOd' law; and they left city debt
as We verify believe, of not less than Sc 900 ,!
Well, boys, we must try to get out of il and be-
leve the present Council, they can view
the ground" will make strong effort to accomplish
It, So far, we belive they generally their own
NEIL"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-04

DEATH OF A PAssENGER.-On Monday, the steamer
Lady Madison put off, at wharf, the corpse of a
men by the name of Oliver Moore, who had died the
night previous on board of said boat. He had been
10 visit his son in Illinois, and his way back
to Cincinnati, his home. He died in the hall of the
boat. without being observed BY any one These facts
we have obtained from Mr.. Johnson the Coroner,
who held an inquest over the body. The verdict of
the Jury was, that the said Oliver Moore to his
dealt, by a convulson, believe from testimony
had-there being no marks Of violence upon his body
sufficient to warrant the conclusion that he came TO
his death by violence. Madison Banner, 26Lh.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-04

The following announcements are made, subject 10
the decision of The Democratic county convention;
For Representatives..
POWELL ROWLAND
CHRISTOPHER G. WERBE,
Gen. JAMES p. DRAKE,
GEORGE A. CHAPMAN,
DANIEL MOORE.
For Sheriff
CHARLES C. CAMPBELL.
BENJAMIN MORGAN,
ELI HAVERSTICK,
JACOB VANDEGRIFF
For Recorder.
TOLIVER L. HARLIN,
CHARLES STEPHENS,
ZENAS LAKE,
JOHN S. ALLEN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-04

o-rThe Evansville Journal" is now published
daily II is The most uucourleous as well as perhaps
the most unfairly conducted newspaper in this State
If these shall be considered mertorous qualities by
the wings Of Evansville, the publishers of the Jour-
nal may possibly get rich.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-04

Senator flanagan (who now fills the important and
highly responsible situation of Chairman of the Com
mtee on Foreign relatlOns) has been winning golden
opinions at Washington this winter. Already he
ranks high among our best orators, and is achieving
for himself reputation no less deserved than envla-
ble We look upon Mr. III. as one of lndianas ia
yorite suns. We do not expect TO see the honorable
office Of IT, s. Senator for the State of Indiana better
filed than il now is by the talented gentleman whose
name we have mentioned-Michigan City Nears.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-04

LIBERTY IN CUBA.-The Captain General of Cuba,
Gen. Roncali prohibited the sale of the Correo de
UHramar, "a Paris paper,) which contained the late
news of the French revolution, and threatened TO
Danish the agent if he sold any numbers. He
also summoned the French Consul, and told him that
he had been informed that several Frenchmen had
sung the Marseiles hymn in private house, and that
should any Of them sing it again he would have them
banisIed in tn -four hours.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-04

The Postmaster General has succeeded this yecr in
letting the mail routes of the middle States a, one
hundred thousand dollars less than the last year.
This is a saving of one out of every seven hundred
thousand dollars. equal TO above IA per cent Sew
eral Railroad companies that have stood out, have
come to tho terms proposed by Mr. Cave Johnson. and
the Department will go perfectly smooth in short
time With these savings. the speedy introduction oil
the cheap uniform postage system is reduced to
certainty.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-04
jesse PRIcE. Secretary.

WHO THE RIGHT.-Tbere is quite contro-
versy going between the State Sentinel on the one
side and the Express the other. The matter Is
this, Hon. R. W. Thompson, our representative in
Congress, left the deliberations Of that body and went
into Connecticut to make wing speeches, in company
with Tom. Corwin of Ohio, and receives his 50 per
diem for the time he was absent For this the Sen
tinel condemns him, and the Express him,
and condemns the Sentinel. Now it would afford US
no little satisfaction to be able agree with our DEM
ocratc friends of the Sentinel, but in conscience
cannot do so this time.
We think Dick did right in every thing but one.
1t right for him to quit Congress, because he did
more harm than good while he there. 1t
right he should receive his pay after be did leave it,
for the that he needed it, and it right for
him go Hartford to make speeches, for the
that there more sympathy there for his pat-
riotic creed than anywhere else, unless there has
been improvement there since the Tories Of the
of 1913 held their blue light convention there; but
it was wrong that he should go back to Congress
again. for the reason that it would be credita-
bic to the district TO be without representaton.-Ind
Patriot.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-04

DEATH OF THE BIsHoP OF VINcENNEs--We regret
10 learn from the Vincennes Sum- that the Right Rev.
John Stephen Bazin, Bishop Of Vincennes, died on
Sunday last of pneumonia. DIR. b. is represented TO
have been very cstimable man, and beloved by those
whose spiritual guide he was. II was but few
months since he was called TO the head Of the church
in Indiana.
The Right Rev. DR.. Quartier, Bishop OF Chicago,
als died recenty-thus suddnely leaving the neigh
,s,r;nr socesses of Indiana and Illinois without
episcopal head.--Nesc Albany Democrat
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-04

OF We would call the especial attention of our
readers. to the extensive sale Of valuable lands in the
State of Michigan which is to take place in July next
These lands are in the immediate vicinity of Lake
Superior-one of the most extensive mineral regions
in the country and the sale will doubtless command
the attention of capitalists from every part of the
county.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-04

The PRosPEcr.-As the election returns this spring
are received the Democratic cause is found to be re-
turning to its wonted vigor and success. ST. Louis
led off with splendid triumph New York City has,
Notwithstanding the serious schsm in our ranks there.
achieved slendid victory. Iowa has been redeemed.
Keep that ball rolling ST.. Louis Union
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-04
Democratic County Committee.

Democratic County Committee.
Centre-J P. CHAPMAN, S. w. NORRIS, POWELL
ROWLAND
DecGflT-D L MCFARLAND.
Frankfia-JAC0B SPRINGER.
LaiDTence-J PERRY, SR.
PeTry-H. p. TODD.
Pike-ADAM WRIGHT.
Wdrren-E. N. SINNER.
Washi1gt0n-ELIJAH JAMES.
Wayne-JAMES JOHNSON.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-04

COLUMBUS AND XENlA RAIL RoAD.-Proposals for
grading % miles of this road will be received at the
Office of the company in Columbus until the 9th of
May. There is now but little doubt but that the road
will be made.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-04
Proceedings of the City Council.
OOUNCtL OHA M bEhf
Indianapolis, Nav /, 1913.

Indianapolis, May l, 1913.
The Councimen elected pursuant to the provisions
of the Charter Incorporating the city of Indianapolis
of Saturday the 29h day of April, lS46, met at the
council chamber in said city, on Monday the LIST
day of May. 1546 presented their certificates of
election, with the proper oaths of Office endorsed
thereon, and took their seats, viz:
From the LIST Ward = FREDERICK II. BRANDT.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-04
GSee first page Semi Weekly.
City Election.

At the election held on Saturday last, the following
persons were severally elected Councmen in their
respective wards:
Let Ward, FREDERICK H. BRANDT.
I'd HENRY TUTEWILER.
Sd MATTHE ~ Afford.
4th THOMAS EAGLESFIELD.
9Th GEO. A. CHAPMAN.
9TH HIRAM SIBERT.
For Special Tax 33. Against it 239
In the 9th ward no poll was opened By reference
te the proceedings of the Council it will be seen that
the citizens have chance to express their preference
for aPPointee; which, if attended to, will be tam
tamount TO election.
The ticket elected is what was denominated the
Liberal Ticket" and singularly enough, it is Demo
cratic throughout.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-04

n lie Convention. ass,mbled at Mount Sidney,
Jaeksoa coet;y, april. ST., 1873. nominate DEM
oefo candidate for State Senator. represent the
Sehaoral district composed Of the counties Jack
son and Scott, the Hon. Elisha q. English, of Scott
county, having received iie nomination. the following
were appointed by the Convention committee to in
form him thereof: Hon. John l.. Ford, H. Smith,
Esq, Captain b. Noakes, and Thornton Tripleit, who
Immediately addressed 10 him, then in Washington
City, the following note:
MOUNT SYDNEY, JACKSON Co., IA. April 8, 1913.
Hon ELISHA G. ENGLIsH-DeGr Sir: The un-
dersgned, having been appointed by the Convention
assembled at this place to nominate democratic
dldae for State Senator, to represent the Senatorial
district composed Of the counties of Jackson and
Scott, to inform you that you that you have been
nominated by said convention the candidate for that
Office, and request your acceptance of the SAME.
Very respectfully,
JOHN l.. FORD,
II. SMITH,
BENIN. NOAKES,
T. TRIPLETT.
And by due Of mail received the following
reply:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-04
PRESIDENTIAL ELECTORS.

ROBERT DALE OWEN. Of Posey County.
EBENEZER NJ. CHAMBERLAIN, of Elkhart county.
DISTRICT.
I. NATHANIEL ALBERTS0N, Of Harrison county.
2 CYRUS L. DUNHAM, of Washington county.
5. WILLIAM NJ. MCCARTHY, Of Franklin county.
4. CHARLES H. TEST, Of Wayne county.
s. JAMES RITCHEY, Of Johnson county.
6. GEORGE w. CARR, Of Lawrence county.
Z. HENRY SECREST, of Putnam county.
8. DANIEL MACE, Of TppecanOe county.
9. GRAHAM N FITCH, of Cass county.
10. ANDREW ]. HARLAN, of Grant county.
Democratic State Central Com I'm ttee.
LIVINGSTON DUNLAP, DAVID REYNOLDS,
JAMES p DRAKE, GEO. A. CHAPMAN,
L N. SINNER, VIM. SULLIVAN,
CHARLES MAYER
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-04

Ii is said that In the cities Of New York aud Phil
alephia there are 5000 poor boys, between sixteen
aud twenty years of age, without any permanent en-
ployment.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-04

WIFE MURDER.-The examination Of the Rev.
Enos Dudley, at Canaan, N H., for the murder of his
wife Grafton, has resulted in fully committing him
for trial.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-04

And by due course Of mail received the following
reply:
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-27


of I.. Do .H.- II-
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v..ta
sanaa.z>a .os,ozA>
Nh M 81 - Ft.
- 49,.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1848-01-27

TgNEMit Coohinr stoves 81 various sTcts from, ID
I - % % dollars, a. J0HNSONS. lg5 Market s,nsrs
wauSaiedto wor, Vei o. Che ncrsy re{uaded s9r
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08
su,itl, & Thorn,

c ChM d EN, ARKANSAS.
EEG 70 arqulai thsir friends and p',pt-r. ln
j 0HH'Ha anl adareHf counties. ilai fisy
ar -li ui tho o'd HaHI whore they sH1'I BE-
larry ui a'' umra 90 see them
They 300 have % considerable stock on hand.
aud have b.ru appd-ri Of heavy shipments liom
ilIr north which have arrived in New Orleans.
and which They expect 'ff0m arrangements thew
arG making tl receive briorr ihc steamer. com.
Wrnre running.
Parties calling m ilrIT establishment will aI.
ways ind q w,.l ..rcisd aui extensive lork. at
prices equally % noi lower ulau ANY othsr house
Iu iir Trade.
They wI al.p attend 20 ila receiving and lar.
wufdug Of OH goods consigned to their fBrc wiih
punciulIlIy nri despatch
Advances made ou cotton. o.thrrf l,1msni
OF 900 storage.
Camden Oct l5, lsi1.ia
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08
NANELHSS TONI

am net Sad, though satluefs seeln
AT times TO cloud my brow;
! lohefished ones i foolish dreain,-
Thank Heaven 'iis nal 20 now.
Truths sunshine broke,
And awoks
To feel twas right to bow
To faie's decree. aud llils my doom.
The darkness Of a Name'ess Tomb
! am no, mad, although | bee
Thing Of no better mould
Than ! myself am, gr-cd,ly
10 famu's bright page enrolled,
That they may tell
The story well.
What shines may not BE- gold.
No, no. content court nay doom,
The dafknes. Of a Namelesa Tomb.
Brave temple and huge pyramid,
I'LL scPuiehfed BY AT,
The barrow Herc-vha whrfr ia
Mouldsrs some Nmrod's heart;
Each mon.irouf l4th
Cumber old earth,
But nets a veiceless part,
Resolving al 10 niue owa doom.
The darkness Of q Namelcts Tomb.
spend no sigh. ! shed no tear.
Though lifc's GFs, dream Is gonr;
And i,s bright pieiunugs now appcaf
Cold images Of stone;
I've learned 10 sec
The vanity
Of lusiinr 10 BE- known,
And gladly hail nay ohangclcs doom,
The daiknrs Of Namclrss Tomb
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08
R -
10 prinfrr..
TYPE FOUNDRY AND TRINTER's
FURNISHING WAREHOUSE

- 10 wa 'N.th q anu kA b fh =
FURNISHING WAREHOUSE
2 'HE mhrHbsrs b.y. opened nr,y T,rr
= fwNngT u ihr city of Nrv Yurk, vusf-
Wry - reHdy i1urp.y orirrs inauy extent, f.r
auy anl.ul ab nnfy yrs, ni, paper, gl.r..
rN.r}s bra.s rule. -iee' column H..a, r,mra Hau
H|ess, ras-H- aud every an.r'a ueeaalrs ff a
Printing aii.er.
IUr ypa, siah au ea.i .uuaw maa.ds. from
au 'uHrIy ueu fat 0. ma'.Ss.. Hiii d-.n ,.un.
ieia. Ole WauaHirdto b. HuHma-a.i %, aur. aad
u is .o.i ii prices i1 .uf 'H. uMu al hr
Wra furnished hf Hsis "haHl rHTn
Pointing prs--es mru.sHad and a'.p stram sn.
r.nes oi iir W1al approved p4iiems
n. N.b-AmaehIurI auoH-iauty u attendance
20 rrra.f prs.ra lHd igii E1H.
Composition roI..r aa lorpr.nier
lrtiiar of newspapers who w..' bry three
uma' 1s much 'rr- their bl.s amnunt ia. may
give ihr above ,.s months useuiouil ihrrplrsr.
uud ssnI tlaif parrH containing h Go ifr sub.
rdefl COCkROfr s. OVERENp.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08
l0nnrlnershln Nnlire.

:. 7llE ulsrvn.d having CHS f1r as,'afrl
Whh h.m...l m aH.H.a H. aa DAVID
BLOCK. lho bl.nr hereafter WI' br conducted
% Ibo oi stand n Washington under tlr sitir o..
s. iloas N Sos. lle Wcu.d avail himself of tha
orr1..on 90 rgium bs sIurafr tbauha 10 DIS od
friends and customers for t.e llrmi patronage
heretofore extended i1 b.H. Hud a.rrfrs ibcm iHai
uo r1eH.Uua wII' B. fp1rd TO mrul ID conIuuauo.
% by che ness du.
ABRAHAM BLOCK.
Ma.hlWon, Ai., ApU lb. I-l1.aU.u
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08
EardHGga

knives and fafEs, carving md huichsf klivss
pocket aud pom ksgrs, HaHeu6z. ahea5. rusasz.
hI5ees AMI Bits zHihe'las baehsls. shas aud aaI
hammers. amw'a# kuves. taulsiAs, gin. nIll aud
haslsfd iiIss lp5za fu,ps iiuer and fafl.al chs.
sHis, s.uz q aud double pm lls. foot azaa. Gun.
laaH', I'll. ehesi. fmHaH. nld. p'iis. Fm aHa
safpautsa' knob locke, aat mod percussion Lock.
round and ali zHHne haIIz, slIas rnHsHz. sheep
Hll#ars, kHah latahss dlaF handIH# SlifaHs spfIH#
balances. hHIil4Hs and I55b il''5 and t55 Hp1ob#.
bras, plated aud iron si'rmTr spurs, screw -drIcfl.
bullet moalds, bras and hack coffin usis. violin
tirnr, Viwb. as, percussion clr.. c0fhsof-wa f.l
hook. and lines, iruheI.s pr1s le md sswInraw's,
bras caud.rsirss, h1Hd aai nnd tanrai raus,
,loyali ani tongs, yihr h'ajre md Eth'r..
rmadhIng, fore, laek 1ai 'Huier planes. wool
aEd olil0u clrde, MANILA lul cotton rope. pIlV
lines, and bed roHls, Collins axes. broad axes.
husrr, parliament hinges. hlifs aud srrewn. coffee
mills, l0olH aud hngrs, frn.s. wagon boxes. waale
Irrls, tHw knives grass nnl raHr aylhrs. Cam.
Iinl cH.i-ieal Hnd srnhN6e ho.s. ed rug, Grind
aiaies, OK mod iure chains. HI.'H aHi lfsda oi ar
aires, sloyrs Tade, potent balances, aegat.
carifn ukes, iy pans, n.Uv m0I'... ii0n Of 900
k'nas LHg.-l, GsmiH, aHi rz.t steel, hollow
ware Of af' kud. aBd ia5rfri ials, such as ovens.
skdc's pits and sti'sr, &c.. &c.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08
G0DEX'S hAR1'S BOOK
AND
Family III aga@ine,
FOR 1878

FoR ISIS.
INCREASED and increasing attraction, with
I the largest circulation aad greatest popularity
Of any magasiae Ia the United Slate.
NEW DEPARTMENT.
The rRrAsuaY will contain articles ifnm Bryant,
I.onrfelow, Pefcyal Wendell llolmes, Washing
ton Irving, \. ?. Wilia, Hoffman fuekerman,
simms. llalleek, pauldmg, Mrs Sieaumey, Bliss
Gould, Dana, Herbert, Filz Green llalleck, Miss
sedeewek Theodore s. Fay, from whom we
have received novelette,, which we shall shortly
eommenoe) Mrs Amman, Park Benjamin, L. A.
Poe, &c. #....#.
Tie Masi Beaatifnl Embellishments,
From the hands of the frsl artists aud, eonso-
qucntlY, far superior those in any Other magazine
adorn The Book
oraamsal aaa uill.'g are Combined
The popular series Of articles on Health Model
Cottages, aud Aredls=WoIs, &e Illustrated Wtlh
fine cneFaynga. will be continued, AMI such ather
features as can be nude suhsaYicnt IA thg grand
design Of the work.
The mental and moral Improvement af it's
readers wiil from time To time he added,
Co'arad Faslisns
Eyrry month, altered rom the frcuah 10 suit the
mofc nalrst lazla Of the ladlaz Of this eaunlry.
Tl6 Is as Rszt time 70 Sahsfllt
Peraas commencing aIli the January nambsr
sill receive
Me LuH5s Nza Rar5E
New entire, as tie portions already published Ni.l
be reprinted IN that nambat So dminutiaa ia
the usual Interest aud variety. hli an increase 90
the number Of pages,
TERMS.
one copy ous year, whIeh iucluies Tie la5is'
noilaf Newspaper p DO
Making three publications IN one mpHih
for the above small sum-.
Ono eony twn years > al
Two onnirs one year a U1
i've copies one year. with an extra copy
10 tie penea sending the uidaf IN 90
Eight eopirs onn year ID nl
Twelve do 10 "a 90
Addrds= l.. 4. GunfH.
IL ChezHHi street. Philadelphia.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08
NoIicc.

1 IT, pgrou4 Interested srs hereby notified
= ibat sll afpyto The llmomb'e prIbsls
CouH oi liempsirii county, iu the State of 49,.
kausas' al ihe April term thereof A D. l-i-. for
900 order ~ sg.l "a rrHHiH town lot, m the town
of SWrle ll0'; Do Ha'ai us lol SO. 5s boz ur
plan of a'd iowa, belonging TO tlo c.ta'pof Taa
smith, drcraaed, Tor The paposr of pl,ing lhs
debis OF said estate % which Time uNl psnona
interested can attend ' they ihiuk proper
JAMES DYER, Administrator
of ihc ui5ie of 1bnmis Smith. de.
Washington, jan T., l-l--j.Iw
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08
THE DiHY
YTD 3VH1E

VI I go sHaN ~ HIL
Is published in The city gi Washington dFsfg
day, at , oclaek, T. ~ saturday excepted and
Hencd Ia subscribe in tie CITY altH hag, ard,
N UeafaeioWn. an Alexandra. and ia llli'nafa.
the same evening, ui q eeuis wrsas payable 10
tie soIs anrul al the wing, q. Il. GdaHaai. Ez.i.
ar h's order II is alsa na-.ed ia any part OF tue
United siu,ss far pr aHanin, IaH sIa
munilss rlysHH 10 advance. AiyeH#HmeaiH oi
lea lines or irsa aafriea enc time Tor % cents. laa
times iaf - saHfs, iaHH ume= laf 81, aHr EaHb
laf ) -, i've weeks iaf 50 =, one month Tor
81, two nontHH ar 81. lhfrp months IaF slH. SIX
months far SIG. aae year'1f saa, payahe a.aass
N advance,
The NATIONAL NmaH what ItsnamH nddaisa.
Il speakz The sentiments oi Tie Wig party of the
lniOu oa every auesiiaa Of RHh'lo paIIes. Il ad.
gnealrs the election to the PRESIDENCY oil Zachary
Taylor. subject Ia the daa.s0ou 81 Wing Nai.aual
Convention II makes war IN The knI|s on I'll lie
measures and act OF the Administration drrmHd
10 b. adverse 10 the Interests OF tho eaanify. and
exposes without fear or iayofiHa eouuHIuur al the
patty in power iis eaamul are anaH in every
man ia tie cQaalfy, laf tie discussion al paliIeal
OF any other questions
IN addition Ia politics. large spaes N the IN
lional Wing wI be devoted 10 the pubIIclions upon
Agriculture, Mechanics and other usrul art
Soieuco u general, Law, Mcdscinss. Statistic.
&c. Choice specimens Of Amedrarund FofsiHu
blcmiur wil. also BE- gyon, Including Review.
So A weekly lisi Of lhe Patents issued by ihe
Paloni Office gIii liscwsc De puh'.shed-thg whole
forming a complete family noRspapeL
THE WEEKLY NATIONAL WIG.
onc Of ihc larci Hrwtmncn n i1r uat=j
State, . made up from thr co'omus Of ihe Daily
National Nh's, aud !. pubI.Hh6d every Saturday.
fog The law price Of 81 per anum, psyah- m
advance. double fheei Of eight Hl.g. vl.l b.
given Whenever tie rrns % maitrrsdaU iuHir, O.
The Msmoir Of Geneul Taylor vHiiru sa-
pressly iarthr National Wig, ure m coure uI
application. They commenced with lhe second
lumber large number af copies of which have
been printed. to supply calls iof buck Hnmhsr.
CtiAS. W. FENTON,
PuF.rior n De NaharA lglig.
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08
CoIlNI.inershil,

lil. undersigned having entered infa partner.
i1p ON Che 40 of Anul. l-I5. of ibe pnr.
poe OF doing a gouem Nafggs and Csism.a.iaa
hN.iafis' Iu tb, town of Fulton. under tIle naus
nHd style of blou. BHutura s. Co. would fr.
'peci.u.Iy inform thaIr hirud. iad 'he public rsn.
orally iHai hu'Iie .irasrd Che Upper Warbau.r
oil No. j. J. smith. they a,c now prepared Co
rogutp goods Oh si0raao.
AUGUSTUS BLOCK.
HENRY BLOCK.
Fulton, May l,lsir!i
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08
Wear GOOdst

7 MI 9TI1IIIIW lT0 now UIrIl7nT UuI 0D-H.
n us large aHd wr.. l.a-isd Stool. of good.
suited Go ihs market which have b.cn sa.rciad
with great clfc, aud afr now o'trd to purchaser.
lt aH oE prices alI on as good terms aa iIay csn
De- procured oIeWlsr Uuf stock .r.nrrlI. com.
pns.ng staple and laugy pg Goods, Hardware.
cutlery, NlddIeg, Clothing, Hate, Boo.s uud
Shoes treesary, Glassware, Iron, Steel, Nai.,
oaai'ng'' InwaIo, Carpenters and Blacksmith 4
Tools, Groceries, &c., Nc. Sc
.A. ulUCk g. SON.
Wu1nsloD. Afk, April gG. Isl,.o1.u
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08
Gin ,nannihclnrr.

FNNlll' undersigned lr now manufacturing their
improved COTTON GINS oft Mnd.l. fl..
and arc prepared 10 furnish p'llfsrs with superior
t|n-aiuuis, made amer thc latest and most Jon.
proved plans Ihoy will deliver their Gins at
lny plantation within l25 miles OF Nusrn. o- "a
Washington, Columbus of Fulton, AfAau.aa tree
Of sny additional cost AlI orders from distance
viii be- promptly yuilrnded to. fafany Information
relative 10 ihr pulliiy of lheir Gins tle. fafrto
..en. q. d. Roy,lon, William Cfablroa or William
vaughn, Hampstead county, or Henry N. b..
may, u Strickland and A C. Owens. lshystio
county.
az. LACKY & SHIELDS
hindrn' iila May 20, lsii.23Af
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08

a droll fellow was asked by An oldi,l.
to read the newspaper; and laki5r A ~
began as lollows. W 'F'
Last night yesterday moninp. abo,,
two O'Clock 10 the afternoon before b,coI
last a hungry boy about forty fenrs elJ
bought a Up eusiah ior lew And ibrev
II through a brick wall nine cettiicL .n.
jumped over It broke Bis apcle ,iap, 'a @G
above Tho knee, icll into a div mili a,,,,
and was drowned. About ior,y yca,. - p-'u .'e'-
that on The same DAY, an old cat baj 'i ,l,' ,,,
turkey soblers, high wind blew w. Ya,ln, %',,u
Doodle on frying pan. and knoctoJ "1L, ,[o
old Dutch cburB down and killed an olJ .',,. W.
and two dead pigs at Boslinr, wbsra ~" v
deaf and dumb man was talking French H.
bis aunt Peter" ''" W
Tie Old lady. taking a Ion, breath o,.
"nn iellrr ''1 "a
Washington telegraph., 1848-03-08
.Noficc 70 E1innfers.

VIE undersigned hag opened d shop for the
manufacture Of and fopainug Gin Stands.
one NILE souih-wcsi Of Washington, la the shop
formerly occupied By John Mays H. pledges
hlmsel' TO manufacture Gins Of ihr most I'M.
proved style and hnsb. waHaning ali work done
by him equal 10 ihe repmuntliIons
Having recently mude large and extensive
purchases Of Che brsi material in The eastern cities.
with all facilities far executing work with prompt
nrss Had dspairh, hr hopes 10 merit shan. Of
ih' pallc patronage, hercioione 10 literally "a.
irndrdto h.m.
".ll hecp % constant supply OF Gins lor sale
ai The store Of A, Block m Washington.
j r. Crosby
Washington. Dec 30. l-iG.G.f