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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-20

We publish the following article by request of an
old friend. There are few remarks in it which we
dsapprove of. But "a WHOLE the people will judge
for themselves That il may set them ga thinking"
is all perhaps that friend wishes. That, we be-
lievc, would accomplish his wishes. That there
many papable truths in il, old physicians will no
doubt admit; but whether they will apply them per-
snnallY We do not know:
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-20

See the notice of exercises in connexion with iht
Presbyterian synod, (Old SchooD in to-day's paper
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-20

OrTour friend Apologize of the Times has been
elected Mayor Of Delphi, Ind
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-20

OrChapman, of the Indiana Sentinel says he can
prove that the Wing party is unprincipled--Lou
Vile Journal
as usual, Prentice lies. We said no such thing
for the smp that proof is required to
tablsh that proposition. 1t is admitted by honest
people.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-20
The Cuban Disturbance.
Extracts from The Correspondence Of The NJ o. Delta:
HAVANA, Sunday Evening. Aug o. lS49.

Extracts from The Correspondence Of The N. q. Della:
HAVANA, Sunday Evening. Aug. 26, lS49.
Eds Deita:-fhe reports This evening are, that a
regiment leaves tomorrow morning for Puerto Prin-
cipe, where the ball has opened The troops disarmed
by tie people, and possession taken of the public
works. Ammunition wagons. &c, have been pass
ing all the afternoon, and the excitement is immense.
All naInps Vt foreigners being registered, partic-
ularly Americans; und it is understood they not
be found taking parties at The street corners, in
their Otcn xloreS and DIR Kings.
Monday Morning, 27th.-The reports are so vari-
ed with every from the east, that hard
y know what to beiievr; but the Government action
passing under eyes, shows that there is cause
enough somewhere. A thousand men have Just pass
ed to embark on steamer for Puerto Principe-a
body Of ancers and battalion Of artillery are on the
way by land-nying artillery, guns and carriages
packed on the backs Of mules very neatly. The APP
peararce of the troops is creditabe. They move in
fatigue dress, but there is many heart that prays
for to the against which they may have
to fight. The reports are, that Puerto Principe,
Trinidad, and ST. Jago de Cuba have pronounced for
independence and that the troops ihOse points have
joined the people.
HAVANA, Aug. %. 1s49.
la Ultima UIirnorum,"
Eds. Delia:-Four thousand militia called into
service t@O-thirds Of which are Cccoles. When
they strike it will be for "Liberfad" Condo Lanle-
venia, Condo ORiley, and Marquis Estevan have
been appointed Commanders of Regiments. The
doors Of Havana are open. Any body could walk in
that chose to do The English Consul has written
to Jamaica for all the English squadron that can be
had. for the protection If British subjects and prop
eriy The American Consul does the same BY this
sieancr-thelr being here will make all secure and
business will no, be interrupted at any time
tioentyoHr hoHrS-Sir will do all needfu work here
Acoy says if he is 10 be loser in the game he will
let the blacks loose upon the whites, zen junia"
The General of Marines says arm old and young
SpaniGrds borR to protect themselves in the streets;
which means, assossinaie Ill Creoes and foreigners
This was put down by Alcoy To imprson all in
! flueniial Creoes was negatived by the same. To
levy extraordinary voluntary forced contribution
on the city, was proposed by Alcoy, and uegatved
| By The Condo Vieo Nueva In,endenie.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-20

O<rThe Postmaster Of this city has employed two
eminent attorneys 10 prosecute the suit against the
Cincinnati Enquirer for slander.-AurorG CONNER
rinl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-20

What has the Enquirer been saying Telling the
truth on anybody, Ell
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-20

MAHNoTH PEAcHEs.-R. Reagan, Esq, of Putnam
county, Inns sent peach which, in point Of size,
favor and looks. is certainly ahead of all have
this year. 1t measured upwards of ten inches
in circumference, and weighed eleven 1t is
called the Snow Cling, and appears to be a variety
well worthy the attention Of horticulturists.
Another Our friend John E. Foudray has Just
shOlcn peach, which, in point of si=e must take
the palm. II weighs fourteen ounces. As he could
not spare it long enough, had no means of judy
ing Of it correctly. 1t raised b Mr.. Beeer of
Decatur ownship. We did not get it's name.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-09-20

OTTKEAsURER STATE.--It will be seen by an
announcement in this paper, that Col. JAMES P.
DRAKE, of this city, is candidate for Treasurer of
State. The Colonel is old resident of this State,
and wen known either personally by reputation to
most Of its citizens. His universal kindness Of man.
in his intercourse with the people, his integrity
as a man, aud his faithfulness to the public trusts
heretofore committed to his hands, will insure The
consideration Of his claims, without any recommend
alton from Us.
The Paoli Eagle announces the name of the Hon.
BENZ. R. EDMoNsToN, of Dubois county, in counex-
ION with this Office. We do not know whether this
would be desirable to Mr.. E., but he would make a
good officer.
Democratic banner., 1849-11-19
TOTAL ECLIPsE!!

THE undersigned would respectfully inform
the public that ROOTS PATENT
Felipe STOVE can always be found at No
10 Man Street, Sc. Louis. e-t II
This Stove has become the most popular stovs
in use, from the perfect simplicity Of it, con-
struction. and the certainty with which Il per
forms all its cooking operations consuming. 81
it does. less than half a cord Of wood per month
and baking with as much certainty and hniformi
Ity a. q Bakers Ouen. This, together with tbs
fact that there is no division Of the fines, thereby
securing q strong draueht. makes il the most eco
i~nonIical and convenient Cooking Stove now II
|use.
Also on hand ROOTS CELEBRATED PRE-.
MUM COOKING STOVES, together will
every variety Of Cooking and Parlor Stoves
Unaware. Kitchen; Hardware, &c. &C., all o
which will be sold at very low prices, either q
Wholesale or retail. ... s. ~ 81 '
~. Country Merchants would do well to cal
and examine our stock, as we are aatisfed will
small profits. A. & L. NEWBERRY.
St. Louis. No., May 7th, 49.-8m.
Democratic banner., 1849-11-19
MARRIAGES

Married in thi. city. on fh" 14th inst, nv Rev.
!Livy Hrchnt+. r G. MURRAY and Miss MA.
RIAN BRADFOOT LUCE.
~ Alexandria Gazette and Winchester Viz
!ginian please copy.
On the 18th inst. nv Rev. -. Mr.. WILL
lam HARDIN and Miss essly, all of This
county. -... .~f. ...s-
On The 18th inst. nv Elder A, D. Landram. 81
fhis city. Mr.. A. T. GRIFFITHan and Miss SUSAN
JUMP. all Of Pike county. :a5t ID. - 2 e.
Or tho 18th inst. by Rev -, Nv. ROBERT
sTERNE and Miss LANDoNIA BERKs, all Of
Pike comfy. ,.
On TIE 9Th instant nv Rev. N. M. Bonham. Mr.
HARvEYG MrcUNE, Of Pike county, and Mist
MARY SMETHERS, Of Rails.
On the 11fh inst. by the same, Mr., EIIJAH
T. KERR, AZ Pike.
On the 18th instant. ny Jnstire Colins, Mr.. VIM,
DENT and Miss ELIZABETH ADAMS, all oil
Salt Rive, township, in this county.
Democratic banner., 1849-11-19
WOOD i 1i,1: & vIOL : j i';f;''

wHoLESALE AGENTS AND DEALERS IN
|PITTSB URGH MANUFACTURES
No. 1OS North Main Street.
.,.fer ST. LOUIS, MO.
SOLE E FOR
HALMAN & cos Coach and
Elliptic Springs, Iron, Nails, Wrought Nuts
Rivets, Spikes, Bolts. &c.
Livingston, Ro<gen & Co.'S Platform and COM.
ter Scales. Patient Kaughphy and Paint Mills
Knob Locks, Latches, Malleable Castings. SC
LippeneoH & Co.'S (warranted) Axes, Haichets
Shovels, Spades. Picks. Mattocks, Mill, Cir
cular and X Cut Saws, &c.
F. g. ". N. Faber's (superior) Cardinn Ma
chimes, Machine Cards, Comb Cleaners. Sc.
Patferson's (superior) Letter Copying Presses
Marshall q Bros Celebrated Solid Box Vices
Mill, Timber and Press Screws. Sc. &c.
Burke & Rarnss' superior warranted fire, THE
and damp proof Sslumander safes.
.Hndrev FuLon's (oe!ebrated) Church, Steam
boat and Tavern Bells.
IL Dealer. are respectfully invited 10 exam
inc their stock. which will be sold low for cash
or approved paper.
St. Louis ay lst.. lS49-ly.
Democratic banner., 1849-11-19

him, and to prove it, he had %instanced the
treatment he had received at the hands of
Atchison's friends II, the Platte county
It is true sometimes, he remarked, that the
feelings and sentiments Of an individual may
be known from those of his friends and from
the company he keeps; and judging Col.
Benton by this rule, some might say that
his numerous votes in company with aboli-
|tionists, and with them alone, were strong
evidence of his views upon this important
subject. The Col. had also heard that he
{ Atchison) had remarked on som occs-
sion in company with his friends, ''thst il
was a great pity indeed that Van Buren,
Benton, Tyler and Clay we're not all sitting
astraddle of the big gun on the Princeton
at the time Of its bursting;'' and this he sd-
|duced as an evidence Of his hostility. Tru-
Nv the old man was mistaken; he may have
iocularly made the remark, he did not re-
collect it. But he could assure him he did
not desire to hurt one hair Of his head
He had no feelings of hostility towards him.
Clay, or Tyler, but he confessed he had nc
peculiar love for Martin Van Buren,
I would simply remark that many persons
think with flanagan and Gen. Jackson
that the bursting of that big gun has left it,
impression in undeniable marks. upon the
mind anG subsequent actions of Col. Ben
ton. During the whole Of Gen. Atch''
sons speech, he was frequently cheered BY
rounds of applause; and at the conclusion
any man could observe the deep impression
made, by the co~uDtenances of all around.
Col. Davies, of Marion, being present
was loudly called for, who took the stant
and delivered an able and interesting
speech, spiced with the most l~aughsble wit
and filled with anecdotes Of the most sp'
proprists and amusing character.
Truly we wish every man in the CONT,
could have been present on Monday. Eve
ry thing passed of armoniously-there wa
no billingsgate abuse-thsre were no un'
dignifed and opprObious epi,hets there
was nothing calculated to divide and dis
tract our party. We had q day Of reasnn'
ing and of argument, switch is truly q feas
to the soul."
Democratic banner., 1849-11-19
Administra tors Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersign.
ed has obtained from The County Court Of
Pike Co., letters Of administration on the estate
Ior Jonathan Byrd, deceased, dated August 18th,
1919. 's''
All persons having claims against said estate
are requested 10 present them within one. year
from the date OF said letters; and If not presented
within three years from said date, they will for.
ever be precluded from the benefits Of said 20.
tate. CLYTUS A. FRlSBlE, Admir-.
August 10th, l849. .- Sw.
Democratic banner., 1849-11-19
500 Reward.

CTOLEN from Mr.. SehooIfeld's silversmith
= ship, In Prsirieville, Mo-, anold fashioned. gold
Lepins watch upnn the face was 'fLidis Larra, .
and the back was reset with an ename painting
Q good drai broken and defsced. Ny anxiety tc
eef possession Of said watch. Is more on Account
Of its being q family rnemento, than Of its rea
value. ] Win pay sbs shows reward if Il is deliv'
cred. 10 me; 81 any reasonable compensation fo
HENRY WELLS.
PrairisviIs, Oct. IS, ls4s. ." 70 s - sw
Democratic banner., 1849-11-19

CHoLERA.-This mysterious scourge, ia
its exit from the country, occasionally
makes its appearance at places very unex.
pectedly. Recently several cases Of sup
posed cholera proveri fatal in Ste. Gene.
We've and Cape Girsrdeau, in south-easter
Missouri. We believe these points both es-
capped during its rage in the State last sum-
mer. Cape Girsrdesu and Louisiana are
near the same size. and the only points Of
any note on the Mississippi, for 81 veral hun
dred miles, that had no cholera. Her citi.
gems were tsken all sback BY the cases we
have menticned. We are pleased, however,
to learn from the papers Of that city, that
"ihe disease" has entirely disappeared.
Again, the St. Louis Republican announ'
ces the arrival in that port Of the steamer
Constitution, on Friday last, direct from
New Orleans, with 300 emigi ants. fresh from
the holds Of filthy ships, with ell the seeds
of disease about them. They were com
posed Of Irish, Germans and English PEG.
pie. During her trip there was much sick.
mass on board and IL deaths. OF this mum.
Der, about a dozen died Of cholera. Among
the passengers were sixteen Monks. from
Milrey Monastery, ireland. destined for
Dubuque. or its vicinity. OF this number,
about half died on the Constitution.
The Mayor Of st. Louis immediately took
steps to enforce the late quarantine laws of
that city.
Democratic banner., 1849-11-19
Hemp-Hemp.

IA TONS wanted Immediately by Thomas
0VK Cash, Jr., b Co., for which the hlghsst
market price will BE- aid in Cssh. ~ 81 s
/, 1--WE are also prepared to bail Hemp fof
farmers j at short notice and upon reasonable tsfns.
r. THOMAS CASH, IA, 4 Coz
Democratic banner., 1849-11-19
1913!
Cheap for Cash.
NEW ARRIVAL OF
FALL & WINTER CLOTHING.

TENHE subscriber has just returned from St
Louis with a large& well selected clock d
READY-MADE CLOTHING. comprising al
articles Of gendemen's ware, calculated to sun
the gravest farmer and gayest youth. He deem,
it unnecessary TO enumerate the articles. Cel
for what you want, and he will be sure to have
is. He has also a good supply Of
Dry Goods. Groceries, QueenstcGTe,
Hardtc0re, &c, -of
to which he solicits the custom Of his friends
and dealers generally.
Louisiana, Sept. oath, lS49.
Democratic banner., 1849-11-19
MISSOURI HOTEL,

- Corner of .Main and Morgan Hrests, Saint
EEa5 Louis, .o.-The subscriber would re-
spectfully inform his friends and The public that
he has purchased from Me.srs. A. b. b.. Van
Court their interest in the above house, and leas
ed It for u term of years, and pledges himself that
no e~xertion, on his part. will be wanting to make
all that favor him with call perfectly at home.
The furniture Of the house has been repienish-
led throughout, and The premises generally sub
ie.ted 10 Thorough renovatine. The location. as
above indicated. is opposite the mostactive part Of
the Levee, and equally convenient 10 The more
mercantile and manufacturing part OF the city.
The situation is healthy. the rooms airy, and sus-
ceptibie of thorough ventilation. t
The proprietor has spared no expense in fit
ting I'D this house. His table shall be furnished
with the best the maiket affords. At the bal. which
hasbeen reftied g. furnished in . superior style,
he has on hand (having removed his stock Of
wines, liquors and cigars from The Virginia Ho-
tel Bari and will ~coniinue to keep. a. he pur-
chsses from The importer in New York, q sup
DIV Of the choicest brands of Wines. Liquors
and Cigars, and hopes to receive . share Of pa
tronage, proportiosate to his en6esvors 10 please.
80 A. C. PECKHAM Proprietor.
NOTlCE.--We take occasion. in addition to
the above. to return our thanks to our friends
and the public for the patronage so hberaIly be
slowed on US during our lease Of the Missouri
Hotel. and would respectfully recommend acon-
: inuance Of the patronage under the new man
tgement. a. we are assnred that there will be
40 deviation from former charges
nsept-24 A. & B.. ]. VAN COURT.
Democratic banner., 1849-11-19

Y5-The late election in Massachusetts result
ed in no oh, ice Of Governor, the plurality Law
and three candidates preventing il.
Democratic banner., 1849-11-19

CousrT OF Prs g." s's.I % TsI {
TITS ordered ny the Court that there Be lesied De
4 iheimProvsmeas Of nads durinG the prrssnsyesf
. tax equal to fifty per centum On the STATE fsEI
and that every person against whom . poll tax 70
assessed, NAV he discharged Of the same by two
day. labny, and that all taxes levied FOR the impgrxg-
ment Of roads. NAV be discharged IN nredt0thoef
at the rate 81 twenty-five cents per dsys thetese-
nv overseer Of roads be allowed ore dollar peedsy
for his attention while in actual service - HpeA
that it be the duty Of every ~ovefsPef
whose district is not furnished with . 4plcw and
|~scraper, IL in his Judgment they be necessary, 70
buy one or more which he IL authorized tc pes for
NJ any money bslonRing tn his mad disfr1ct'---
II shall be the further duty IF every nvefsesf TO ne
Ftifv each hand Of the implement to BE- used bs bin
at the time he gives him notice tn work my rad
and In work al rnahs in his district. ~ least twire
n wear: ri =: once IN the spring and nnee mine
fall. That everv overseer may pay for serviee On
roads IN his district. Q sum not 70 exceed sfsenfy-
FIVE cerfs per day for . good hand. sevenfy-uvs
cents for a yoke 1T rattle, or one dniiar for . pair
If hnrsrs. two dollars FIR = team OF fnur hnRseas
Ith-ee ioiiars for . team Of SIX hoFses OF mules snd
fifty rents FIR = cart or Wagnn. That .Ab persnns
win he liable for the payment st their rnsd tSx N
mnppv. on . failure IA w>rk the roads when once
notified IN do 50 bv the prnper "versser; and that
M hand he allowed pay for = fhrl days work mn
less he meet a. early ne essht escarek In the morn.
ing. and work until discharged by the oversrer In
the evening": and ordered that . eccyfn nj this nfder
b. nuhlisheA In the Banner and Lcuissana Aeeera
- = - t-ra rorv. Je.J IS ET.
Democratic banner., 1849-11-19

Y lST Of Letters remaining in the Post QAce
ct Louisiana October lat. 1915, (which hnes
taken out in three months, viii be ssset 10 ths
General PnstOHce. as dead fetters. .1sAlt5se
Democratic banner., 1849-11-19

I'm COUNTRY PRODUCE At every dissriP-
tion. and ~reccirers and shiPP5scf Prodass r.sd
Goods for Country Merchants. Their location
at the wharf affords them every facility fss at-
to the interests Of their customers. md -
. clear savingio shippers Of the expense OF drsg-
|.pe to and from the wareh1uses Of the citys-
They win al all times give the mostibersl mark
ct prices for Produce, and astrse freight nj Ies.
sonabIe charges. They viii give the s~tric.est
personal attention to the shipping Of produse idr-
warded to them, and to receiving and forwarding
of freight for country merchshts!i.@ 'f1sct
Having invested near their whole cspihaf N
|theirpresent business, they expect % invite Gus.
tom BY accommodation and Advantage to tneir eos-
omers. - :.
m. They will also keep on hsnG - III inns
IA general assortment Of GROCERIES 81 phcIs-
sale and rstaGi. $3.50. - -r-s.ra.as
July 28d lS49i7 .sFa, ~ - 5aA .Eots agsss
Democratic banner., 1849-11-19

ARE authorized to contract for TWO
w THOUSAND WELL FATTED HOGS. to
BE- delivered at or Pork House, from the the S6th
instant to the 25th of December next, for which
the cash will be paid, ut the market price. :
EDWIN DRAPER& BROTHERS.
Democratic banner., 1849-11-19
IN LINCOLN CIRCUIT COURT. MISSOURI,
OCTOSER TERM, 1919.
Jaass H: Bri''"n and John A. Civil action.
Voolfolk, ~

OCTOBER TERM, lS49.
''e'' Il; w ssi'ls% and job" A Civil action.
Robert Voolfolk, Robert Voolfolk, Jr., Nicholas
Voolfolk, Ann Cav en-, and -C Cow en-, her hus-
Helen B. Voolfolk, Gabriel W,~lfUlk, james
Voolfolk. the h-ir< If Austin c. Voolfolk, the
heirs ri George Voolfolk, the heirs Of Turner
Voolfolk, and the heirs Of Norborne J. Wo"olfOlk,
the names Of which said heirs Of Auciin c
George. Turner, and Nnrhorne J. Voolfolk. de-
(exc.pt the said Gabriel and James Wool
fix, who are heirs Of said Austin C. Voolfolk. } are
unknown and cannot be nsmed-all heirs Of Rich
ard H.. Voolfolk. deceased.
T Appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court, by
= the petition OF said plaintiffs, that said Robert
Wonlfnlk, Nicholas Voolfolk. Aun Cowen and
- Cowen, her husband. James Voolfolk, the
remaining heirs of said Austin c. Voolfolk. lex
cepi the said Gabriel Voolfolk ,)'he heirs of George
Voolfolk, the heirs of Turner Voolfolk, and the
heir. Of Norborne ]. WoolfrIk are each and all
non residents. of this S'a'e-On motion Of said
plaintiffs attorney, il is ordered, that said n"n-resi-
dent and nnknown defendants be notified, by a pub
LEGATION of this order, 10 be made in some newsPa-
p. r printed in this Safe, for eight weeks successive
", the last insertion to bs at least four weeks before
the next term Of this court, that said plaintiff. have
fled their petition against said d. PENDANTS, praying
the court for q conveyance 10 said plaintiffs OF the
allowing tract Of land, TO wit: Beginning At .
post at the S w. corner nf Woods .urvev-thence
N. 30 IA with the S. W. l,ne of said W.~ds' sur
vey, AZ 20 chains left the prairie OH old marks plain.
10 all Al o chains to the N. W. corner of said sur
vey-thencr N. SO / 9 E. with the N. W. line Of
said Woods survey, fold marks piai") In all 10
chains 25 links tn q post on SAID lins-ihrnce s 32o
E. in all 1925 chains to a pOst--ihence north
3d. g in all 275 chains to q post-thence ).
80 E in all 22.25 chains 10 q post on tie South
line Of said Woods said survey-thence S 60 l'29
W. in all % chains to the beginning-c"niainine
81 aud 70 me hundredths acres, lying in Lincoln
county, Missouri.
Therefnre you, the said non residents and un-
known defendants. are hereby required to be and
appear in this court, on or before the next term, on
the first day thereof, to he begun and held a. the
court house, in this county, on the eth Monday In
April next, aud answer the petition, or the same
viii he taken az confessed.
STATE OF Missouri, u -' ~: # 90 I'
Ca.inty o Lincala,
/, Thomas G. HUT, clerk of the circnit court, 10
and for said county, certify that the foregoing Is
true copy cf an order made In the above entitled
cause, at IN. October term thereof, 1913.
49,, Givtn under my. hand and the seal o.
|M Seal ss,d court. AZ Office, the LIST day Of No
|. al~~3 We nber. 1849. IL
THOMAS G. HUT, Clerk.
Nov. 18th, lS49-n3G.6w.
Democratic banner., 1849-11-19
STATE OF MIssoURI
HA,vr~ m De-

I'm Pike CouRfy Court.
Democratic banner., 1849-11-19

RICHARDSON, Postmaster.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-12-18
Commonwealth of Massachusetts.

Worcester, So, December 6, 1849.
DY virtue of an Execution which issued on judgment
ID in Of George Hobbs of Worcester aforesaid gem
tleman, against JEROME BILLINGS of said Worcester,
carpenter the December Term OF the Court OF Common
Pleas for siil County, A. D. l6i9 haze taken all the
Right in Equity that the said Jerome Billings had the
ninth day of July ast the day when the attached
mesne process, TO redeem certain mortgaged Real
Estate situate in said Worcester and the that is de-
scrbed in mortgage Deed thereof from the said Jerome
Billings james Esabrook recorded in the registry of
Deeds for said Comfy book asa page COZ and saur
day. the twenty sixth day OF January next, A. 1850, at
o'clock in the afternoon Al the American Temperance
House in said Worcester, shall offer for sale, the
highest bidder, public auction The aforesaid right in
equity of redempton satisfy SAID Execution and all fees
and charges of sale.
Dl5d J. DAY, D. Sheriff.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-12-18
Msssenger,s Notice.

Worcester, So. pecembei IA, le49.
lion. HENRY CHAPLIN, Commissioner of Insolvency
II for the County of Worcester, has this day-ssued
Warrant against the Estate Of GILES WILLIAMS, oil
Worcester in said County trader late partner in the
firms OF Williams & Ha-Moies & WiamS-Moies
Williams & Flagg and G. Williams n Co., an insolvent
debtor and the payment of debts, or the delivery Of
any property him. for his use and the transfer OF
any property by him is forbidden by law.
The first meeting of the creditors ofsad nsolvent debtor
will be held at Court Of Insolvency the office of said
Commissioner, in Worcester, in said County, the
first day of January nert o'clock in the forenoon
for The proof Of debts and the choice of assignee
assignees Of his estate.
DIS J. DAY, s., MesseneetA