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cARPETs AND cuRYAIN MATERIALs

pms sUBScRIDERS have juf received a splendid al.
sorntnt of Velvet Pile Carpets Sizes with
dalpn Csnters and very elegant borders Also With
out The Medallion CenrF but with very rich borders at
prices NEARLY as low rs The SAINT quantity and quality o.
GarpeiDg by the yard. st slf sAst ft8G's z
Mrich Curtain Materials and Furniture Coverings they
have the most extensive variety In the city, consisting, Ia
Elegant Satin Damaska s,ti,+ fIit ,s45tt.&
Very Rich nrocafeps fE.s
Superfinsrrinllty Satiu Lame ~ti"M' t't'i N' !.
Lace and Muslin Embroidered CuiiainR, DO. De- s.s
All Of which are offered at extremely low prices by
sEstf & $3.50 A. r. STEWART a. CO..
6ff tlt Broadway and Reade Els
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III. q. RAGL.EYS,

OELEBRATEn IMPROVED EyERrpoINTED GOLD
VI PEN-Thls Pen received the highest premium nj The
last Fair The American Institute, and has been pronpnnc
ed by che first teachers of ptanship In the country
be infinitely superior TO any Gold Pen ever before intro
unced to the American public The lasting properties oil
this Pen owing 10 the total absence ol core
possibility from any o. the inks use renders \ less lianle
Of lie great cars hat other articles the kind require
Manniariorf 80 Broaawhy, New York. F
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III sTEsk i III I14a eaNSr,s saaaI5

AA.ok EEL hND FAAAfiNd FSAS--WaiIhnteu not
70 corrode All who appreciate comfort In writing should
usetbe above beautiful pens they warranted not
corfode; and for elasticity fneness and durability,
unequaied by any other pens offered Thrsr pens
wsre hrst Introduced into this country In August 1876,
which TIME the manufacturers unknown the writ
ing community; he pen, therefore had stand its
mefts IL In therefore gratifying To the manufacturers
tribute their labors and that The present demand (Which
IL daily icrsasingy far exceeds theft nost expectations
from December, 1916, I'LL December 1916, ii .tl MI
$4,000 gross or dozen, as 900 OF pens
The en0rmotH demand for these 10 sufficient ioof Of
the QUALIFY istberefore unnecessary publish the ynr
0uscerfcates that the manufacturers have received from
themanufacnrera depot sS John street. New Yorkor 80
Cornh Rostonand retail from all Sationers in the uni
ted States '-', tss4tf ft1t tfft ~ 49, r
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!, NURSING BOTTL ELS,
EAST SIlIELDS--With patent flexible ivor,

II NOUN piece. 3lf s' ts 3Nt 60 NJ l.'s3fN
The subscriber respectfully socs the Intention OF those
Interested, To these cuntrsances NJ feeding infants
lat They are free from taste smell md pliahle. M s
gu Will not act on the milk nor the milk on them, # n
3D. They are kept clean with very little trouble,
Ait Are the best Known artificial means FIR feeding in.
anis They have been tne for some yearsand give very
decided satisfaction Price vi md 81 60 rN.s 81
81" g9ts I'll EssS EUG- DUPlIY, 800 Broadway rs
ags I'M teL H Il a4is n corner Of Houston street NJ
Cdaon limitations Of my articles already oitrpdor
sale in various quarters BE particular to examine
and for Dupiiy Parent Nursinr be or Breast She'll
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The snbecfIbef1 would rfspeciluy INFORM their snds
public that they have added splendid
ships their line Of packets between this pou and Liver
pool which has been avoaby known and extensively pa
irsnsed for period Of more than thirty years. and have
no hesitation in assuring those who may wish make
gasemsns for The passage Of their fsnds from England
none lii point ofromfo Convenience and safety Of
which will sail from Liverpool every sx days throughout
The year making delay and the consequent expense emf
grants Il the port Of eInbark cation impossible "A.
free passage per steamer from the various Irish and
Scotch ports with breadsuf and hospital none paid may
be secured all at the lowest rates and when those settled
Tor decline coming GUT The full amount paid viii be prompt
~ refunded us1al For further particulars apply TO
1's SAMUEL THOMPSON X NEPHEW, 2c5 Pearl st. h
Orto G. GRIMSHAW & CO. 10 Csree Piszzas, Liserpool
Drafts exchanges payable at slght.are ais, furnished
for any amount on X. O. Gyn Co., Bankers, London c.
Grimshaw a. CD, Liverpool; the National bank Of Ireland
National Bank Of Scotland and Northern banking Compa
nv ApDiv an above ist. W.T. ~ & lIi3t i.3N f.a IKE.
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CLIO THING, &ca

Noas3 John street. corner Of Nassau y r'5.
TUE Subscribers with most extensive and
u select stock Of FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
to which they respectfully invite the attention Of wholesale
and retail bssyern \ ~ - y
They have on hand and In process Of manufacture mp
wards Of FIF7,EEN THOUSAND 6iRMENTSH,
which they guarantee TO be made with aithe elegance and
durability Of the besf custom tdrk Of the most ihsonpbe
houses In the United States nndpt prices NEARLY
iHssi aud Mis-, togsthsr wi he Cash Syssp' fofmf The
great secret Of their most hattsidng success ft(
Their stock Of frenchs Ehehh German ana Amsrckn
Cloths, Casssres, ptsfnKss Bearers, 7ieees &c dc w.
they venture The sFst and best selected Col any
similar establishment In New York. +s ISL w
Their work mads ID ord tiiey equal 70 tba
made Al the uo noted merchant iaors Of the city, but n
pricss corresponding with their Cheap Cash Syse For
N every department. they have secured the services Of s
bSx Csiffsvs and W6rknkg The city shoulp4
Terms o. W or no delivery ". IA BIZ. i
s2Jdhn s,reei, corner 6f Nassau I,
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Nails, Tacks, Brads, Brass Ket-
H s.siss .,.s. ties. &C., il N ea.

fALTER SMITH, 200 Peart street. offers for sale ii
WI the lowest market prices cut wrought nishing, ciout
shoe and trunk Nails; rads Tscs, and wood Screws Of
brass and Iron; brass Kettles, baiel and unbaied All
kins Of Hinges, Turn buckles Hooks and Staples; Blind
all kinds, Wool Irvine Bed Cords Rope, Cutlery Files,
Sad Ironl, DC. IN
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DIR. TOWNSENDiG SAHEARARILLA!
MOST EXTRAORDINARY MEDIornE
~ 4. T1F1 gcifED. 4 Il ahW

4
aE n
~. =
- M y n Tts fnn.H
UIHs ExTR kcTs put up In onyf bodice nisslr frlxs
s Sss sna
ssssili.a,is mi pailsnf ~.
Hs usr saa T. With Il e srsasss
: s SnS T =; sss ;so. ,,ars
l0ooStres y Eksumai.snt :. s e,i'sss
TX, rss n ss1T i,,b,f. aua raf IL N.rp9o,
scy mas con,paint,, and over 1000 cure. Or D,..
safns n .ry.pe,.. minnie. an ts
&C. is|s;,S:. $lss asa:ss sass.as
aware, hss sppssr ntrsdials Sui We hsvs sefs nom
Rn,rminS ~ N eStrSorrarv cres N V.m ui,sh En
y: y r. no., Isspss.sSI: a.sssIsi.o s
pleasure. and q men Il eharsctsr we'll kndSn
Pr Tgrs; ~. |. sls., ANY py
ThS x 10 csriify ts ~ lie ueslrneil physicIans or
II.
!, "a ssss WILSON, ! ; I, N,
A RE 5 HssIi 4 sis, y 7 as.l4 ]
the following "a from One Of te most respectable phya'
CLANS on Long Islani: sis AZ ssa
Da TowssrxD--Drsr srIt i viii, satisiaotion that II
q ays % 81
sAPARlLLA Being engaged Ia the practice q medicine
teft In the removal OF diseases arising deranged
htaie q he digeslIys oreans aandes e far exceeds
Fly ~ e evan %e 2 e You WI
'I75l ',,a Respst,NiIly yh,,ra II. .l. s'a ~
s@iss III sss IS & a.ss N ), g. PRESTON, Md.
,,Nr rs; STATES oPp,crR 4t' Ftst.
Cant q w Mi sai Member Or ,he Irgra,nre and la.
s gsd ssss NAVY ss kindly sent " he following
ssf''neste sea N ow' s'o'y ~ "a ,e,, NJ
year sincs Twas taken with ne inausnza, md nv
W. IN "a WI 70
ia or tfSs bottles Was very much rseyca md atr
hnie sntySfv III ire aaid SarSA Ihave cnnt,,,.d
sHpf n Nd fnd thht improse every div believe Il
ssve NV me- a,l wonid hot be without Il Under anv con
s.dsraiiah Y ' '7 4 4. ", MCLEAN.
THE T EDITOR 81
JOHN JACOBSON, Esd, Editor of the Railway Rspubll
ns aDove d remarks N an td
ne The success of DR. TOWNSHIPS PREPARE.
4H ". g - e Iii
In lie behaif bs from Capt Mclean or this town. and one
from ihs Hss MI, white u saisn Island. gentleman
s Sa 3 sV q IKE De ss.s e s
.n A .gsy ssoRy sonsnss Y !ts efficacy ,n!ssn
80 80 80 80
fcE Y y a CURED ~ I !. I. 4. /.
~ @ et ~ - 49, %sS
q DC blood Three persons house aaprs
THREE cHlLDnESs
70. h, srss my children have BEEN Of ne ssro
lula by e use Of your sSssllsnt medicine They We're al
so ss @ them swsya which hi myself s under d
weep ooiEaV"' ~ ~ ~ ,oo IL,
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.DELnI0NIC0,s HOTEL,

al say {fs KITS, (sRoAnWAr, NEW yohk) s4n,
10 A. x L. E1,MOSicO respectfully inform their fsenis
La and fe public generally that their New Hotel being
now hty prepared 10 offer accommodation
for either families gentlemen may be required
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IN ~ AND WHoLHANLE AND RETAIL llsf1. l11
CLOCK ESTd LLSH aa
.-, IVA. ~ No 10 John Street, New York, ~ l;asf
lUHERE may be found large and splendds assorpsnt
w OF the best modern improved thirty DGy hay,
1Airfy. Hour, Brass WOOD and Alarm CLOCKS. With
Clock Trimmings, Mahogany Knobs Spool Boxes Spool
Stands Iron Rses &C, Which VIII BIZ sold AZ the lowest
cash prices 1850 .tei 8aInsg t4ss sgsSit ~
8 Clocks repaired and warranted. Yasgt
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HREArs FEMALE MEDICINE.

pR ToWNSEND'S SARSApARlIIA IA a SOVEREIGN
A. s,re remedy ior iucjpjent mi ir ,hr
rss u causs OF casss produces by rreaarity
--@"'-----'ft
s Ss ~ a ss Is more sprsus d.. ii
@ OK W. sna n a once ssso sos s s1a
smsis Frame Which i he srsas cause
~ ~ NM. nninsss :. \ 80 =
x aSs ~ cures performed but We can
.s,rs ~ see HAT h,,nres q cases have been reror
'ea AVA X coxsAcsrr, Sept q, 1876
m Tawnsnsu- 10 MI WHOM, this may CONCERN Tbis
An S!s:! s,ss ss ssas' AZ %
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M LIFE INSURANCE. viii. sls, !. Il I
LoANFUNDI ASSURANCE SOCIETY,
26, CORNHlIL, LONDON, AND "a, MALL STREET, /
'l0,g. IN, a ~ NEW YORK s.
81 Is CAPITAL, EsoooO srERLING, '5
s2,5OO,OOO..

Empowered BY Aet OF Parliament Wet Royal Assent,
a ara 'itsa riJuly "a 1877 ti,b .nii ~ ~ Aet
"a .Sariugs Bank for the Orphan and The Hiior.nn
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NEW LINE LIyERPOOL PACKETS, .
10 ail from New York 2lst, and from Liverpool 9Th Of
each month EN-
Al II &a2&a+ XVI asy FSyD, NEG York. Liverpool,
New ship Liverpool 1850 tons p sS, q 5 EsS &
80 =. C"u"sV.9 -e5 August "a October q
New snip Qneenof the West 1850 ssnna'y 81 I I'm,
tons P. woodhouse. S.,1r q ii Nav X
-, !,,s " ,ca,, IA. ( February n April 9
NewsnF soIAu.nion iv"'or June ~ August O.
john brifom - (October 81 Dee 3
Shin Hoitir,guer, 1860 tons, Ira Iniv o, S.yy a
Burnley. Nav ., Irr'fAg a
These substantial fas sailing ffst ehss ships all built Ia
the city. New York. commanded by man Of expe
riencs and ability and win be despatched puncusly ON
ths 2lst 81 each month. NJ ts va = $3.50. y Il
Their esbns elegant and commodious, and fur
nshed with whseVercsn conduce 10 the ease and comfort
OF passengers. 5tAM fsfs.t
Seiiher the captains OF owners OF sse sps will be re-
sponsibe s any pareels packages sent them lea
regular bills of adng are.siEned therefor "a tls 81 4
J For freight or passage Appyto, n \. s
I Woodruff 4 MrNTURNNs, sis
81 South street, New rork.
crto FIELDEN, BRoTHERs'& Co,
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MARTIN. LEWIS q CO.'S.
Gn-GD1H-RA azEylSrGDHan E~
FOR THE, EXCLUSIVE SALE or GOODS ADAPTED
" TO MEMS WEAR. sss s8.
81 THE ONLY MORE or YIlE KIND
IN DALTMTORE, ~ l.'l N
ara BALTIMOREnsTHEE NtN
NJ Behcsen Charles and Lighi st. 45&le
~ CLOTHS, CAsSlMERES, vEsrINGS, &r.

a 4 T. /.
NJ Behcsen Charles and Lighi st. 45&le
~ CLOTHS. CASSIMERES, vESrlNGS, dc. "
ie.aA ljs REMOyEp.4 E9isSt sll4 III Z
AIRS BoSIEY'S Wholesale and Rstaii Lcrset 8faantac-
mi iory n removed t665 Iatmore street. over John w
Roymo,f & Gss Store, where Merchants be supplied
with CORSETS on tile most reasounhs terms, u y 5s(t
lf8 G. BALTIMORE STREET, X
M f@3Nsk .t. South side! doors from sireets
So no THE PUBLIC Il 'isfa'7s
HE Subscribers Wonid respectfully call The Intention Of
the public their stock % CARRIAGES, Of their own
Manufacture, attheir establishments The BA LTiMoKE CpAcu
FAcroRY fredfrk street door Horfh9 NJ dhsors sres
where they keepcn hsnd and VIII manufactured 10 order
the shortest notice. Carriages Of every description and In
style Of unea,aed beauty Of construction and q superior
workmanship. 49, II.
Old Carriages repaired at s shortest notice, taken, in
exchange. g III III ,ts4. t.t - Ia .#
Carriages sold commission. st
Two first rate fburpasseger Carriages, docior,s
close carriage both Baltimore built the owner having no
infher use Tor them, will sell at sacrifice II immediate
application be made. ~, =, y.
4 Frederick street, near Daldgspre
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\ " YOUNG LADIES. read TINS.

On The Face Rough skim Feckes and are out Of spi
rits,n use bottle Or two ~ ID. oWNSENDS SaRsApA-
RILLA. II will cleanse the Blood, remove the freckles
and Botces and give you aAluaton sparkling eyes fine
Spirits and beautiful complex0I-hll Of which are al I'm.
uense value 10 nMARRigp LADIES'.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23
CHOLER RAJ

LTUOUGH it may he said by adopting precautions
IA comparative safety be enjoyed while surrounded by
malignant Cholera must be admitted that when prevails
any all persons affected and the slight
To it the utmost importance to
avoid whatever chill the body diminish the
the system Therefore clothing and rous diet essen
ti avoiding the time excessive fatigue
the trashy green nieeble food As Purga
during the prevalence Cholera hut the mde kinds such
Castor OIL Rheuhab combined with aromatic should
be used without the sanction Of Physician
AS prompt OF the pemonfory
symptoms appearng and strong stimulating and narcotic
dcnes when improperly used seriously nure the constu
induce other Diseases following
until a PHI sicisn n obtsined
In slight Darrha painful unpleasant sensations
in the stomach bowels take the Tton Pills. hour
until or four taken relief is obtained.
the Cholera cup Peppermint Spear
mint tea, and repeat every half hour until relieved
these mild M which OF only succeed by De
reorted the disease and
hand let the patient be put To warm
bed and let Lnment be well ruot ed over the
ach and bowels the Spine and the hands and feet Or
mustard plaster applied the stomach and also to the
every half hour oener Peppermint tea
til reaction produced and the disease conquered Bags
heated salt bran applied to the bowels and to the exireme
bottles hot the side of the body will conr1
butte materially favorable result
desc caome and Rheubab 10 each one ortwo bne
pills should given occasionally in connecton with the above
treatmen to promote proper action of the Liver
The above Pills and Tincure and variety oil pure drug
Medicines French Brandy Port and Ma
Wines other articles that line be had at al
times from 8. A. DUVAL,
5-y First door of Little & Co.'S, Indianapolis
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23

The UNITED STATES FRIGATE ST.. LAWRENCE was
at Bremen the llth day of July. and was to leave
in few days for Copenhagen and St. Petersburgh.
The following is extract of letter received from
one of her officers published in the New York nqui-
rer:-"The Germans are making great preparations
10 repel any attack made by tie Danish squadron.
They appeared disappointed at our not helping them
for they really believed that we came here for that
purpose. The Danish squadron has been for some
time blockading the mouth of the river Uhe Weser);
but Capt. Pauding was determined TO go into Bremen
so, the First Lieutenant gave orders get the ship
ready tor actlon-the guns shotted-spare tack
les got up-pistos distributed to the boarders and off,
cers-everythng made roady for desperate engage
ment. Three ships from our mast-head-
one standing across our bows, the other two on the
quarter. We beat TO quarterscast loose the battery
and waited very patiently for their coming. The off,
GERS wore the boarding belt. with cutlass and pistol.
Our men were all ripe for the fight; but they were
mistakeu--no such good luck. The Admiral's ship
passed ahead We lowered boat and sent a mes
sage to the Commodore, who let pass
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23

HEREsY IN GEoRGIA.-The Democrats Of Georga,
1t seems, have committed sin against Mr.. Calhoun,
and are charged by writer in the Macon Journal
with giving countenance to the damnable heresy of
Free-Sosm. He thus exposes their doings, and
calls upon all the faithful to come out aud be seperate
"The recent Democratic Convention adjourned
without degnng pass any approval of the patriot
ic address OF the Southern members of Congress to
their constituents, the subject Of slavery. II is
understood that the influence of Messrs Crbb Lump
kin, and those "Northern allies who sanctioned the
conStitutionality Of the Wimot PrUviso. and voted
for il in the Oregon bill, omnpote in the Com
veDton, and that the ''coon killer" could not muster
respectable ''corporus guard" The friends Of
Gov. Towns TO have joined the Provisoists. and
forced the Convention TO accept the Virginia resou-
tons or nothing. No serious attempt to secure an
approval Of the address have been made.
Mr.. Calhoun has therefore been formally thrown over
board by the Democracy Of Georgia and his able and
patriotic address has been treated with silent con-
tempt by solemn Convention of the party. How
can the friends Of that distinguished statesman any
longer act In concert with such party!
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23
TElEgESEEENG MACHINES.
fEt~.nx4 NDesno


TSNHAT FOUNDERY, at Indianapolis,
IL justly ebrated Watson Hoo
ver Thrashng Machines Ii is only for 10
that manufacture fee kinds Of Horse Powers for thresng
threShng and cleaning all by the operation. We
prepared different kinds of Sepaators viz
Pitts Townends and Whitman's Patterns all of which
tonary The Powers Threshers and Sepaos the
patterns those manufactured Rochester N Y and Mamas
who factured the above
machines the last eight MiamasbuTg Ohio, is
in the Finishing SHOP Foundsry &C. 1t needless oI
say those Machines the best in the United States
other Machine be compared TO them for speed and utility
One of the Machines will resh from to SEQ bushels of wheat
in day, ready for market.
Also Steam Engines with or without boilers Of any size desira
perfect operate well and Grst Mill
all kinds, furnished; Crate
Bars Fire Fronts Also the celebrated and far-iamed
Parker'S Water Wheel
Kept constantly hand Corn Shelters with Separaors
carry Clover Hullers that
have We Hand Lathes and Slide Lathes OF
every description. Horse Powers and Thresng machines oil al
kinds repaired Plates and Taps
Hay Presses description
pound any smaller size Come one
ALL and that work be done cheap and as neat by
us. as il be done in older cities.
TAYLOR. WATSON co.
] l-v
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23

ELECTION OUTRAGE IN LoUIsvILLE-The Louisville
Courier of Wednesday, has the following:
''Early yesterday morning quite excitement was
produced by the report that riot had taken place in
the First Ward, which resulted in one,or two men
being shot and some others badly hurt. We immedi-
atey inserted notice in the Evening Express and had
some handbllls printed, we ascertrlned that the
statements they contained materially incorrect
have endeavored to procure the true statement of
the case, which rs about ollows:-Just before the
opening of the polls some conversation commenced
between some persons IN a crowd and man who ex-
pressed his intention to vote the Emancipation ticket
At this moment Paul Seymour, publisher of the Er-
qminer, who was standing near by, raised his hat
from his head and accidentally dropped election
tickets the ground. While STOPPING TO pick them
up he assaulted, and as he rose he made an ef-
fort TO escape but followed by several who struck
him with sticks he run. Before reaching the op-
posite side of the street, Mr. Seymour succeeded in get
ting revolver out of his pocket and turning round
shot Mr. Presley Means in the breast. He was i'm
mediately knocked down and stamped and beaten until
be was senseess, when he carried into a house
near by. Mr.. A. ]. Ballard who near by, rushed
to the assistance of Mr.. Seymour, aud discharged
pistol, but without effect, at Mr. Jos. Selvagc who
kicking Mr. Seymour. Selyage then picked up Sey-
mours pistol, which lying on the goound and dis
charged it Mr.. Ballard, the ball passing through
his clothes without doing any injury to his person.
Mr. Ballard was few moments thereafter knocked
down by stone and bad his head very severely cut
During thu melee several pistols were discharg ed,
and boy some IA or l5 years of age, son of Mr..
Ovid Clark. shot through the back The wound,
it is feared, will prove mortal The above facts we
hear from Mr.. Enos Kerr and Mr. James P Chambers,
who witnessed the whole affair.
Many other gross ouirages have been noted by the
KY. papers. The bad custom of keeping open the
polls three days. and announcing the results each day,
does much to engen6er excitement and corruption,
and thus to disgrace and degrade the people of Ken
lucky.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23

New ORLEANS ABDUcrIoN.-This case Of Abduc-
tion is assuming new phase. The Spanish Consul
says that Rey, who. under keeper in the Prison
OF Havana, came off, after berating among others.
Prisoner who had defrauded his creditors to very
large amount offered to 90 back voluntarily for the
purpose of giving information to the Governor, and
Of informing where S20000O had been secreted by
the fraudulent merchant
Capt. Mcconnell. in whose vessel Rey went TO Ha-
yano, returned hastily to New Orleans walked into
Court while the investigation going forward. and
his readiness to meet the charges against him.
Rcy. it is said was left on board American yes-
sci in the Port of Havana, at liberty to land not
a he pleased
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23


On a Q sell Real Estate
Matters in the of Jonathan Seaman, deceased
RCHELAUS Gibson the administrator Of the estate Of said
- Jonathan Seaman deceased having his day filed in the
affidavit dnterested person
showing Wilson defendants
said petition residents Of the State Of Indiana There
the said John and Wilson Seaman hereby no
fed that said petition pending in said eo and that unless
this and the said
petition the will be taken for confes sed.
June 26, Is4e ll-3wis JOHN @. BURNS, Clerk.
Indiana State sentinel., 1849-08-23
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

THE undersigned desiring change his business, offers
sale block No &C. containing "a lots several Of them situated
Pogue Run desirable machinery purposes being also
the vicinity of the Madison Railroad others suitable for
sidences
Illinois and Tennessee streets aud east OF residence
containing 26 lots which desirable for private redence
ALSO-Four lots the Madison Depot
ALSOTweny of land short distance east of the
donation suitable for making brick and in such by
Messrs. Hill, Noel & Turner
the the remainder
in three annual payments with interest
The prices the above together with other lands which
pose to sell also reasonable terms will be made known
pcaton- JAMES BLAKE
Indanapoljs April "a 1919. Io0-tf