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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-01
Sale of school Lands ian Hamilton
County, Eadiana.

"a Office hereby given, that the Undersigned county auditor
and school Of Hamilton county, indiana
Of order Of the board Of county
made at the last session thereof oit Ju A D. sf9 and in
accordance with the such made and provided
the s day Of Ortober A D. ls4e the Court House door in
the town of NOblesve in said county Hamilton between tile
hours OF nine clock A NJ and four O'Clock, p NJ Of ad day.
will sale public auction the several lots and parcels OF
land comprising number sixteen (6) township
number eighteen s) north OF number three @ east and
also the lots and parcels OF LAND school section number
sixteen, (6) in township number twenty 20) morrill, OF range
number Eve @ divided and apart by the proper s
OF said toxnshP-a plat which said divided
viii he exhibited on the day Of sale
Such sale will the day Aforesaid and Necessary
will he adjourned from day day within the hours until
completed The said lands will he sold the following
fourth purchase be paid and
legal inter The residue for in and the resi-
twenty-five from such ale. with like
ally in advance On failure such annual nameut Of
interest when the becomes DUR the said shall be
forfeited said shall Immediately said
township, and will be forthwith sold the above
specified By order Of the said Board jane session. 649
j Nj. MALLERY, S. Comr. n. C..
Attest LEVI FARLEY. Auditor Hamilton County.
9Ief M nrrir
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-01
DIED.


In this city, on Tuesday morning, the 10th nsi the
residence OF her father, Douglass Mcguire Esq, Mrs
MARY L. AXTELL, consprt Of Mr. CHARLES AxTELL, in
the 18th year of her age. But little than one
year ago she stood ia bridal before the marriage
ALTAR; now, shrouded in the hahimenis Of DEATH she
sleeps in the sepulchre How great the change Of
bghied hopes dues It fei and what impressive COM
mentary does furnish touching uncertainty earth
ly prospects and earthly bliss!
"The brightest things below the sky
Give but fsiterirg light
We should suspect some danger nigh,
Where possess delight"
Mrs Axtell possessed many valuable mental and NOR
nj quali!ies which will make her loss deeply felt
circle Of her acquanisnces and relatives Her Intellect
vigorous and highly cultivated; her temper kind
and amiable her department gentle and retiring;
those who knew her best much in her character To
admire and but little condemn regret. Her last
sickness lingering and times very painful She
wasted away, Or weeks and months, under that fatal but
haerng disease, consumption: but in oil her suerings
she felt the eonsolanns, and sustained by the
hopes, Of the religion OF Jesus Indeed her entire
experience, during the last few weeks Of her lie may be
appropriately denominated quiet resting upon Christ
His Word chesred her she down into the dark
valley, and his Spirit breahed into her departing soul an
unuerabe peaceinness which earth give ssBless
ed are the dead who die in the Lord."-Journai.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-01
Proposals for publishing by subscrip-
ton the
COMPLETE WORKS OF THOMAS


COmprising the Joioloing eleven Works riz:
l. IA Essay on the Improvement of Society.
2. The Philosophy NJ Future Stale.
3. The Philosophy of Religion.
4. The Christian Philosopher Science and Re-
hgiOn.
5. Mental Illumination and Moral improvement Of
Mo7lkind
6. An Essay on the Sin and ED Of Corefousness.
z. Celestial Scenery.
8. Sidereal Hedrens. Planets, DC
9. The Practical Astronomer.
10. The Soar System and its Wonders.
H. The AtmnSpsere md Atnlosphericai Phenomena
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In Offering TO the public DICKS COMPLETE WORK in its
the publishers feel supplying
a want long experienced by the reading community.
To those who acquainted with this word need
be Said Ito those who not inquire Of the first literary
and good of the stands and that
work came from the highly recommended
u has been the endyor Of the publishers get up this work
stya worthy its merit they themselves that
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The publishers the subscriber dispose
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To energetic ahead great Inducements will be offered
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-01

DAGUERRoTYPE VIEW OF SAN FRANcIsco-A cor
respondent. writing from San francisco. calls this
modern DurndD homeless. houseless city--strag-
Cling. rickeiiy town Of pine bard aud ragged SAIL
cloth Of the interior cities. which exist most -four
shingy paper plans, he saysa great deal of money
and great deal of fever and ague are to be got by
going there.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-01

FoR CALHoRMA-A company Of twelve persons
were to have left Rising Sun last evening on the
steamer Childe Harold. for New Orlesns; and from
thence. ria Chagres. Panama, &C.. to California.
They all 60 with view Of digging for the precious
metal, and sone Of them are from among the very
best citizens of that county. Another company is
organizing at the same place. with the intention of
starting about the lst Of November; and another
company from the immediate vicinity will follow
about the LIST OF January rehabilitation Courier.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-01

CANSE1ToN. Ind. is bound to be a heavy manufac-
turing town. large number Of mechanics and man
uacurers will leave New England this winter to set
tie at this place 1t is also reported that the old and
weaIihy. bardware house Of Sheffield, England, has
opened Negotiation for the establishment ofa branch
OF their concern at CanneltoD. This place, il will be
remembered, has quantities Of bituminous coal.
Gin. Eng.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-01

GEN. SHIELDs.-rhe Beyidere (IlI.) Republican
says that Gen. Shields in his speech that place on
Monday last. declared that if elected to the United
States Senate he would obey the instructions of the
Legislature on the Wilmot Proviso, both because they
were iustrucinns and because they accorded with his
own senfimenls
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-01

SUoAR.-Ii is estimated that the exports Of sugar
from Cuba, Tor 1880. if nothing TO njure the
rates. (moasses included) about S33. O00. 900. The
largest crop ever exported hitherto. was in 1917.
amounting to near 300 600 boxes; since which date
the cultivation has been increased, and the present
season has been uncommOnly good.-N o. Bulletin,
4lh
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-01

81 wouldn't marry Eastern if had to live
an old maid all my life.' exclaimed buxom country
lass in our hearing yesterday.
why notl" demanded an astonished companion.
"Because every PAGER you pick up contains an ac-
count of the failure Of the Eastern males-C lere-
land Plain Dealer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-01
NEW AUCTION AND COMMISSION
UU0UISE

HNHE undersigned would respectfully nfom the public, that
they have opened Auction and commson House m this
city, indianapolis, few doors Of the Washington Haul south
side Washington street, Immediately opposite Gen. James
brakes block Of badngs Being the OF the bn
OF the city makes the Of those wish
ing odpoe OF property at auction, give us CALL we nave
mission quantity Of merchandise and goods
be disposed of public and hope by
and all
share OF public patronage.
Advances made e0nsignments and moderate.
Mr. Bidde will sual to out sal
We following Of Indianapo-
lis, a. rrferrnces
Hon o u smith, on w J PeasIee,
Alfred iiarri.on, Esq Hon James Morrison,
Morrison 4 Talbot, A Hammond, Esq
Calvin Fletcher Esq .fcca
Austin w Morris Esq JULIUS Nieoai Esq
w Norris, Esq Ovid Butler, Esq
John NJ Talbot, mes Esq
William iiansaman, Esq f. Browning. Esq
z3-y Journal
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-01

THE SECOND WAsHrNGToN.-Several journals have
been disposed to the President for travelling
about the country much. The Evening Post very
quantity remarks, that 1T is as much the duty of
President as of any else, to travel and improve
himself, and no indulge in that way to more
advantage than president Taylor That is plain
truth couched in very smooth language.-Louis rifle
Democrat
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-01

The VALUE OF NEwsPAPERs.-Bayard TAYLOR, who
is at San Fmnci@co, says 1900 Tribunes we're sold in
that city at one dollar apiece. and at the mines se
dollars Is the price for late papers. At either of these
rates the forty thousand daily circulation Of the
Ledger would yield sum not to be sneezed at
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-01
Fork uPf

VNyILLIs WRIGHT CO. having disposed Of their entir
w of goods IN
all immediately. willis w. Wright
The collection ofe debts Of the firm, and may ioand the
stand. WILLIS W. WRIGHT,
FREDERICK BAG0s.
Indianapolis, Oct. n, lef9 s6 3w w&sw Journal copy.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-01

From the annual report of the treasurer of the
North Indiana Conference Missionary Society, we
learn that the amount collected in Northern Indians
for Missions. durag the last year, was -, 1928.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-01
siIERIFE,s SALE.


upY vue Of writ directed from the Clerks
NJ ONCE Of the Marion cnit Court will public SHE
the 18th day Of November House door, VIII hin the
hours prescribed BY the and po for Of the
following resl In
The
east. containing forty less.
And failure realize the full Judgment interest nd
ost-I III the fee simple Of said
Iesi estate Taken the property OF James W. johnson, the
suit Of the State OF Iadiaua.
4l3w e.. c. CAMPBELL, Sheriff NJ. c.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-01
NOTICE OF SALE.
The state Of INDIANA. Supreme Court.


Tuesday, June the filth, A. ID. 1870.
In Error 20 Sutherland Circuit C6lUf-
Thomas Mccormick H. Mcclure Mcclure,
w. Mcclure, Julia Mcclure, and Walter Armstrong
this tine the plaintiff by his counsel and appearing
N the satisfaction the James H. Mcclure Hey
Mcclure James w. Mcclure Julia McCnre above named de-
PENDANTS this
ordered that said last named defendants he and this
House Monday November next,
herein, they
ed OF
this order published in the Indiana State Sentinel for weeks
successfully.
90 3w A copy. Attest, ii. p. COBURN. c. s. c.
j I. O.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-01

0~rWe observe by the Unontown Genius Of Lib
erty that Mr.. John s. BosIer editor of the Faycits
Wing. has been arrested upon charge of robbing
the Post Office at Unioniown, Pa.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-01

The postmaster at Black Hawk, Miss, in o recent
letter gives the particulars of the loss Of FIVE several
remtsnces in letters, from that place to commercial
houses in New Orleans, the whole amounting to 1910.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-01

THE LATEST.
WE have lately received and selling prices that suit
w customers
pieces Caicoes OF all descriptions
do Ginghams;
IS do Alpaca Lustres;
SO do Twecds and Jeans
20 do Satinetts;
do clshs a Cassweres
so do 1ickings,
600 do Brown and bleaehed Muslins;
so do Cambrics and Jaconets;
pairs Mems Boots and Shoes;
500 do Wsmen's shoes and Bootees;
100 do Chidfens do
10 dozen Mems and Boys Caps;
1000 dozen Cotton Yarn;
500 pounds Carpet and Coverlet Warp;
20 bris Sugar;
90 hays Coffee
500 pounds Tobacco all qualities;
Dye Suhs large lot Of all kinds;
50 kegs Nails; Please call and
Remembr that the bes OF bargains always be found al
BramweI's. J. N. BRAMWELL & CO.
Ocf. Il Journal
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-01


MURDER.-On Thursday night last, between 9 and
10 o'clock. Charles Murphy was found lying on the
canal bridge near Smiths ashery. He had been
knocked down by a severe blow behind the ear, and
was nearly insensible. He died next morning about
10 o'clock. coroner's inquest was held the
body and verdict of wifnl murder returned against
James Doddrge or Doddrow, alias Sleepy Jem, who
is in custody the charge.
II appeared in evidence that Murphey had been
teasing or quareng with an abandoned female named
Elizabeth Gordon she went off to fetch Jem to whip
him, observing that he had old grudge against
1Iurphey she soon after returned with Jem; Murhphey
standing the bridge, and Jem went into
neighboring grocery, and it is supposed got weigh
he then went the bridge. and the female walked on
she heard noise as of person falling on the bridge
Jem afterwards rejoined her, and observed that
he expected he had killed Murphey, and would have
to leave the state. 1t further proved that the de-
ceased and Jem had had quarrel some weeks ago,
and Jem had frequently threatened 10 take his life.
The deceased had severe wound, as by heavy
blow with some blunt instrument, behind the ear,
which caused conclusion congestion of the brain;
he remained in a state Of supor most Of the time
I'll his death. In reply to the question who struck
him. he said ''Jem did it."
The Allen Circuit Court is in session. The
Grand Jury has been reassemb'ed and will investigate
the charge to-day and if they return bill against the
prisoner he will be tried next week.-Fort Wayne
Sentinel, Oct. 20.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-01
FRESH STOCK OF DRUGS.
S. A. DU V AL,
(SHcceSSOr to j. RamSeV,)
Wholesale and RefniI EleaIer


S. A. ID VAL,
(SHcceSSOr to j. RamSey,)
Wholesale and Retail Dealer,
Nm Drugs Medicines Paints Ois bye suf Chemicals, Sur
gica Instruments Brushes Tobacco Cigars Perfumery,
Glassware receiving his spring stock from the Eastern
markets. and he respectfully ell who desire 10
the above aes call his stock
before hasing elsewhere determined
than any other establishment in the State.
Patent Medicines.
An assortment Of the approved Patent medicines viii he
kept constantly hand Also, choice lot Of Liquors will be
found store for medical purposes and viii be sold low.
Tobacco and SegarS.
90 600 pounds brands Virginia Tobacco 1000 Principe TO-
600 Pantla 10000 Regaa goo Plantation 5000 Esparango,
LaNorma Cigars have opened and viii be sold at
Cincinnati prices.
Perflmery. Hair Oils and Dyes.
large French English and American PeUm
Hair Oils and Hair Dyes the best quality
ed, and will he sold low wholesale and retail
Points, Oils, Dye-Stufs.
a lot of Paints Oils Dyeu &c. in store and for sale low
Also. Paint and Whewash Brushes, OF every description
Eastern facture.
Dr. Duvs will particular attention preparing prescrr
lions will directions their From regular edo
cation Medicine and experience to the Bal
tmore Inrmary and practice maaous dis
r in ths he ses himself that he will he able give
entire satisfaction in his Store door Little
Co.'s Auction Store.
INDIANAPOLIS. June 2 1919
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-01

TENHE Female will under the o Rev
IL Charles l. Mills and Lady, of New Jersey Wednes-
day. the l7h instant in the building formerly occupied by Miss AK
tells Institute
desnga careful training Of their daughters with thorough
education fully fidelity and qualifications Of Mr. and
Mrs. Mills who also expected be assisted by Miss Candee Of
New York.
All the usual branches both primary and advanced win be taught
on sua
Department by Professor Nichols.
late Of Centre College, Danve Kentucky successful teacher
&C advanced scholars with experienced assistant for boys
Monday Of November old Presbyterian Church.
lDd Del. Ills w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-01
state of Indiana, Marion county.
In MARION CoURT CoNMoS PLEAS, JAZZ TERN, 1850
Petition for Diporcs

Petition Divorce
Eliza Sanders John Sanders.
known that the 18th September the said
ID Eliza filed the Office clerk Of
Court of Pleas petition sad Joha Sanders
for divorce with Of DISTINGUISHED
witness that said NONRESIDENT Of of
Indiana.
Therefore the said John Sanders the defendant in the above
hereby notified the filing tendency petition
said gains him and appear said
the calling OF the the thereof held
the House in Indianapolis the Cd Monday in January
1850 and Plead demur said petition the VIZ
determined in his and
Attest, A. A. HAMMOND ofhco clerk OF said Court
By RIcHARD n. NrwooMB, Deputy.
walpoe and Rutherford sols for petitioner.
September Is,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-01
SHERIFE,S SALE.

virtue OF directed from the ceks OF
- fee of the circuit will public sale
Of November 1872 Court House door the
town of indianapolis county Of Marion and State OF ndiana
profits
years, of the following real estate to-wit:
The half OF the south west Of section six 6 town
ship fifteen 5 range four ( containing seventyour aud
oneh half (74f
full Judgment
costs will time place simple
said Taken the property of Alexander Davidson
suit of Alfred Harrison Catharine
Winston Noble James Wood.
27ts CHARLES T.. CAMPBELL, Sheriff NJ. c.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-01
HORNS, LAST.
JUST ec we'd by Green Co.'S Express in days from New
- York, the following
E.,,.ey CoosgS

changeae and striped Satin and Silks black do, embroidered
striped Piad embroidered Ginghans
De iaines Taenn Pats cohaed and white dotted Swiss POLKA
white kid jl0vesnew Betng colors, eek
Ribbons Zephyr Worsied Scr Saws Of description and
quality also dozen
Spleudid Fall Style Satin Bonnets,
Mrs. Boudnot Park Place. New York city, om
last Paris fashion,
II
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-01

DR.. MoRGAN's HOUSE. in Charlottesville. total
ly destroyed by FIRE on Sunday night last. together
with most of his furniture.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-01
GRAND LOTTERIES.
FOR NOVEMBER, lS49.
j. w. Maury IL Co., Managers.
$4,000!
$4,000! $4,000.

$4,000. soe'oooi $4,000,
80 Prizes Of $1,000
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.
For the BENEFIT Of Monongalia Academy,
Class No. I3l, for ls49
To be drawn J" As1spS va on Saturday Nov B. si9
One PRIZE of $4,000 do 5000 do 10000 soOO
1900 do $780, 50 do Ooo so do AGO. tickets sloshsres in
Csrdaca,eso of packages OF 90 Whole Tickets sl4o 90
Do Do 90 90 s g aali 90 DO Soc Soc
S42,439!
80 PRIZES of S5,Oe0,
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the Benefit Of Moaongal,a ACADEMY,
Dc '''~A at Splendid SCHEME. NOV '''
Do Dc Dc 90 90 DO
DO DO DO DO DO DO sSS DO s
DO $685. s o. &C., DC 'S Dc Ss n
Certificates OF packages OF IS Whole Tickets $40 90
& 5: :; :; !; :s Il; I: i. ~
$4,000, sa''ooo' $4,000.
30 Prizes of At, 200.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.
For the benefit Of Monongaiia Academy.
Class No: ls7, for 1919.
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va on Saturday. Nov ~ is4s.
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME.
Ds splendid nd c sse% Of Dc g O. DO s prize
Certificates OF packages Of Is Whole Tickets $3.50 90
Do DC DO 3 s aasasr DO DO ssss
ATTRACTIVE AND BRILLIANT SCHEME.
Nearly many Prizes as Blanks
66 No. Lottery--l3 Drarn Ballots.
100000!
$4,000 800 OOO
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.
For the Benefit Of MoaGngaiia academy,
10 be drawn in Alexandra va, Saturday Nov a. Is4s
DaM MOST sT sRr fash PssIg Fl n Tickets
grand sR,ss so is 90 Il do
csriihestesof packages % Whole tickets s2oo 90
E e !: 6 s s:s ' &c:
drawing i%%ssstss
IA C. MAURY,
Agensfor j. W Mauv 4 Co.. Managers,
EpY way appemeni containing together all the
EB ported equity the Supreme Court OF
'''' S'"A v bavis ''ss RaT Booa.es
WANTED
lU,VVO 10000 bushels Oats;
500 ssss DC s Barley
1000 DO Dried Apples;
$50 &c S fI':s ss sssssi
thing the produce line, or which the
10Y J. NJ. BRAMwELL q co.
FRESH ARRIVAL.
ID selected aock Of FAN they
's 6 CT rs9' sy prices for cash or approved country produce
FAMILY FLOUR.
ru,HE Subscribers keep constantly hand their Grocery Store
"M''0eA' Flour sss s~ '"'d for family use NOEL Co.
N ANAwHA ssIt-bsst brands, for sale BY
IN 9f5w THOMAS BUST.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-01
ANIMATION OF CUBA,

FE recently and Copper Shop
Washington street, two doors west OF Thomas Buitss
Hardware Store and nearly opposite the State Bank where
keep hand all kinds of Tin aud Copper
and both practical mechanics and
depend apprentices do work. atier ourselves
that work will be done heter and cheaper than that Of
ott establishment in the city.
Job Work of all kinds done promptly aud in good order Call
and
October Q. 1910. 81 limos PIERSON s COTTRELL.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-01
Notice..

~ Office hereby given, that the undersigned has this
IN been appointed BY Probate rou Of Marion and
State Indiana administrator Of the estate of Joseph Srehe
late said county All indebted said
requested to make immediate to the subscriber and
those having claims against said estate will the duly
authenticated for Said probably solvent
Def \ r Avis
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-01
NOTICE.

VNyE hereby notice all persons concerned that the
w granting letters the George
se late of Hancock county, deceased, to Richard Williams
and Jacob Ser by the clerk Of the Probate Court said county,
vacation will be the of said by
September -, 1919.
NOTICE OF SALE.
NJ Office hereby given that will expose sale public
IN auction Friday, October
residence of George SITTER deceased all the personal OF
said deceased consisting farming utensils house
hold furniture. months win be given
all of three dollars upwards the purchaser giving his
note with approved security.
RICHARD wIILlAMs,l .a,.x
32-3w JACOB SLIFER. ''
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-01
SPRING GOODSI

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
UST well selected stock of and Fan
~ Dry Goods which for beauty Of aud quality not be
surpassed They purchased extremely and will
be sold low bought this
wishing purchase will do well before
chasing great inducements will be offered.
j. s.. DUNLOP.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-01
S25 REWARD.

CTOLEN from the subscriber five miles northeast ct
- Martinsville the indianapolis road, in Morgan
county, large gray orse rather mouse colored gray
his right hind foot white and left fore foot white, SIX
years old, about sixteen hands high, sbod beore his
lays the left side q his neck except about eight
inches behind his ears which lays an the right
sde he very lengthy horse and very fat he is dap
pie the ump and thighs; he is very rough irotng
horse other gait The above reward will be given
for the horse or thief WIN. WILLIAMS.
Oc,ober 9 IS49 35
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-11-01
HOOKS! HOOKS!!

N,HE undersigned would respectfully inform their customers
and the public generally that they receiving their fall
and winter stock Books and Stationery having made
with gentleman residing in the East who has teen the
importing bookselng business for number Of years
make purchases viii ena' lie to present
the public generally of
and Stationery both American and Foreign cheap
house Of the mountains DAVIS 4 RAY,
One door west of raioh efore