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Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-07
Commissioner's Notice

Commissioner Notice
WE the subscribers being appointed by
w the Hon. Probate for the District OF
Flithsysn, commissioners to receive, exam
Joe and adjust all claims and demands Of all
persons againet the estate Of
THOMAS RILEY,
late Of Castleton, in said district, deceased,
represented usulyent, and SIX months from
tho 2slh day OF February, being allowed by
SAID count Tor that purpose, we do therefore
hereby give notice thai We will attend to The
business OF our said appointment al the late
dwelling house OF The deceased IN CastIeton
on the 9nd Monday of AprIl next, from one
O'Clock, p. VI unu. 1--WE O'Clock, p NJ, on
said day,
Lrwis MNrR, }comm'u
MENtRA CAswELL,
Casueton, Feb. %, 1919
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-07
Cost A! Cost. Cost y.

Cost Cost! C0st!.!
THE under,iEned, being aux,ou, previous 70
l Spring Purchass' O. reduce their hsck oi
Goods, nov ofsr their
Eutirc STOCK Of Dry Goods AT COST
f5r es,h. Those dsarsui q making Bargains
greatly TO their advantage, will please give ~ a
sAL
Wanted
L. eIehanEsfor Goods. SLinrlssLambsr Grain
Sleeps pslts &s., for Which tie highsIt marA,.
price will be paid.
CASH paid for Fdrs Of all kinds
A. ID. g. 90. would say to thos. indebted TO them
on Book or Note that they would bs VERY thank
ful for whatever small iavcrt they will grant
them, BY way u paying up CID debts
A. DYER s CO.
Rutland frJ. q 1919.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-07

7 AIDES aud GENTLEMENS Rubber Shoes
II for sale by d. T. BELL.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-07
rsrfnxnery and OAeses se~p~
sale by sToDDARD


A new supply Of those Staple Medicines
n branl's Indian Pulmoaary Balssm and
Purifying Extract, jus, received and for sale
by STODDARD,
MSreh 5. isie.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-07
Commissioners Nntic

Commissioners Notice.
WE The subscribers, being appointed by
the Hon. Probate Court for the district
Of Rutland commissioners 10 receive, exam.
inc, and adjust all claims and demands oil
all persons sgains, the estate OF
ELEAZUR H. MORGAN,
late OF Rutland in said district, deceased
represented insolvent, and six months from
the l7th day Of February, ls49, being allow
ed by said court for that purpose, we do
therefore give notice that we will attend Ia
the business OF our said appointment al the
dwell.ng-house of Sophia Morgan, in Rut-
and, on the ihIrtieth day OF April and July
next. from ten O'Clock A Nj, until fur
o'clock, P. NJ on each Of said days.
BENJ. F BLANCHARD, Commits
BENJAMlS NosrHRuP, ( sioners.
Rutland, March |, 1919. 10
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-07
Dissolution Of Partnership.

THE co-partnership heretofore existing under
i the Arm Of Buck Curti'. is this day dissolv-
"a nv mutual consent. Il being necessary TO have
the business Of the firm closed up, all persons IL
dcbted to them are requested - maze immediate
10 {. W. Buck, Who Is autgorI1ed to close the al
fairs VI the company. G. W. Bees.
MosEB CURTih.
The subscriber will continue the business Of the
late Arm at the old stand and will he happy At
all times To- wait upon his friends and patrons,
hopes by dIHgent attention to business 10 merit a
continuance VI their favors.
Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1848-1850, 1849-03-07
Public N0tiee.

csstlston. Feb. 90, lsl9.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1849-12-22
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.


Mr. Can, Speaker, NE Mellr IN the chaf) on leave,
introduced bill Ia pneud the Incorporating ha lied.
ie'd Insurance company which wes fend three several
times aud passed
Mr. Nhleck. 90 ienve. reported bill to legaxe the
arlH 81 tho Ae,eml clerks m Martin county, ~ relation
a. The dnlles o Auditor OF -ad county winch read
three times aud passed
VI Stone prosecuted a bill 10 relation to the White Wa
ter Valley canal eemptnysddng the cost 81 repairs
en-Ioned by The greaI laod, should The State
deem which was read twice aud referred to the com
mittrc o ways md means,
Mr. Miller of NJ aud / offered resolution tia, thu
G0'ernor return the bill OF the Senael (which passed tho
House on yesterday, 10 incorporate the Lafayette lnu-
hnre company adopted.
Mr. Miller Of VI, aud T. remarked, that no understood
this bill continued provisions whIch he opposed to-
eonicuing banking and other powers, aud the privilege
of charging per cent interest aud ha had heard II re-
marked that The bill worth $4,000 the
pany. The resolution was adopted.
PeiitionS Dc, Presented.
by Messrs. Doughery Of H., Weaver, Athon aud
liuey; which were referred.
Reprints f,onp Committees
Mr.. Cotton reported bill to authorize James Taylor
to erect nIll-dam the Salnmona river IN Hun
unston county reni aud ordered To be engrosssd
by Mr. Thomas, bill to change the name of Mary
Dell Neil passed to FL reading
Resolutions offered.
BY Mr. Edwards, that the Superintendent OF the Deaf
and Dumb aud Blind pupils be permitted the use OF tho
Hall Tor exhibitions before the members adopted
by Mr. Russell, the eIpediency OF amending Re-
ss'd laws ~ relation To bonds OF county Ircasurers ,
adopted
Iiy Mr. Lane ioint resolution in favor of donating
by Congress all lands the State tha have been 20
years market, for support of common schools;
BY Mr Winery, bill To regulate the practice IN
chancery;
BY Mr. Cnrnalan Of r., bill to amend the general
plank road law read twice and referred.
by Mr. Olaver, 10 locate road IN Sullivan, Clay, md
Hendricks
By Nh Hunter, To amend the laws IN relation To The
Jurisdiction oi Justices oi the peace-inasing jurisdiction
co-extensve with the county III criminal cases;
BY Mr. Elder for the relief of widows whose husbands
die Inteshie;
BY MIR Watkins, To incorporate the Harrison aud Port
man turnpike company twice read and referred
BY Mr. Edwards TO incorporate the Western plank
rona company read twice aud referred
+ BY Mr Ation, To amend Revised laws;
BY Mr. Defees provide for the registration OF
RACES, births and deaths
BY Mr. Niback, to alley and street in West
TIarriSonville
! BY Mr. Cole to amend the execution law, 40 as TO
make retusnable in months, aud property
u be sold al half Of lis appraised value
/ BY Mr. Brown Of X To amend the common school
law, in relation TO distribution of school funds;
BY Mr. Bird, to authorize Jacob {. Hush to erect a
mill dam the Little ST. Joseph river; read
! hree times and passed
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1849-12-22


lrnAnhAnlt Rock ~ LAGG SGrgmoR --Ono Of
the most remarkable Rocks of winch ". hive my
knowledge. haa lately hcen discovered ~ the middle
Nt The inland sea Lake superior. liy gentleman
wlo laH lately returned from Copper llaibDf, we learn
that smll Of imp.fnrk has very lately been dscoy.
rfod, fiatng IN tho lake from loo ~ 300 milca from
land, und ascending above the surface of the water
about four oel. What renders Il moro extraordinary
H. That u alhnda alone, aud NIL around II 80 far es.
aninailons have bre made, no bottom has brcn reach.
ed by any ol tie leadsnes used on Tie lake, aud tho
pout IT the rock iinrli dpes not exceed al afcn of
more than SIX ~ seven feet square aud 40 ar A. ub.
srryniian of has extended, DOES not appear 10 en-.
largo N NE ~ deaernda. II has already he states
gate ,he lake. Who take special care IN passing, 10
give IT a. Wlde berth possible.
II ~ tpa snall-too remote nnd dangerous % admit
NJ light, md therefore It's removal VIII doubtless
pertain 10 The duty ot government single blnst
from bore II sufficient dep,h, would do l.; but the
surface at the rock being near that Of the water
aud the space 81 narrow to forbid any regular lds-
uenl for worknen, they would have 10 be- attended
constantly hy vessel of sufficient size resist any
sudden storm The lake, and would also have to be-
kept constantly under wny, ~ harbor. even bot
tom for an anchor Is within days sail.
The discoveries relate Tint the rock appears To be
place of general for the salmon trout OF those
lakes as they found them in incalcuable numbers
having, during their short stay, caught several bar
reIs w,th other instrument than rod of IRON, OF
one end of which they turned hook. They tried
with NIL their lines on board. for soundings, Immedi
ately around the rock, but without success. Such
vast column, could be- exposed To view, would laug
into ridicule Cleopatrls needle, Pompeys pillar ih
Colossus Of Rhodes, or any production Of ancient o
modern art.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1849-12-22
For The Indiana State Sentinel.
On the Death OF william QuarIcs, Esq

Ly T
Moutufuy, mou,ufully. toll for the dead.
lie passed from side IN his manhOods Pride
Ere the glow Of his rainbow hopes had fled
When his sky was bright with meridian light,
Death boIe him away t. dleamless night
Mournfully toll for the dead
TearfSlly, tcaIfully gaze on his brow.
II i. cold and pale. for the shadowy veil
or the mighty destroyer dims ii now.
The s,iiI has flown from its crumbling throne
Aud Ia. lips have uttered their farewell tone =
Iearfuliy gaze his brow.
Tendeiy tenteIly bid him adieu-
The gan md that love, with his e-chOrds wove,
Lies wiihered aud dea on his heart so tue.
The beautiful chain death rended in twain.
Can never be J,iucd on the earth again.
T,ndeily bid him adieu.
silently, silently lie, him sleep on
From The hurry aud .ttfe Of the battle of life
\ victor away 10 his home has gone
tioue from the tears from the sorrows and feais
That t. the heart The tide Of yea,s
silently let him sleep on.
Hopefully, hopefully Law him rest
Where The dew blight fl ,wers in the long still hours,
Will weep on The sod o'er bis pul>eles, breast;
Where the breeze " Ill sigh. wanders b,
Where The starlight comes from It's hume On high
Hopefully lay him to rest.
Soemnly, solemnly bow and adore
An angel Of light, on pathway bright.
Conducted his soul to the vieSless shore:
His du'l from lhs gloom Of the silent tomb,
Shall arise again in immortal hloom,-
Solemniy b5w and adore
December -, 1919
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1849-12-22
E'ae state of xna.ann ScGerson Co"n-

JEFFER CIRCUIT CovRr SEPrEMBER Term. 1919 TO-
29rH DAY SEPTEMBER. ~ THE YEAR or euR
LORD ONE lHoUSASD EIGHT HUNDRED AND Forty NINE
Ctfaofrg
Nahan. Mary Jane Rule Monisiiie Melan James
ltae Henry ilIdTei. Frederick Cr1mhaus, sarah o.
Ws Kent. Hannah Kent Nas Hendricks, Vii
liam 3. na.c -. i..tst, Davis.
ZONE the qainanis b. steven and hig hcF So oi-
and flied b and also aiia. u, setting forth ant ki-
ing Lawns baSi~, tis
the o. ldana: therenp0n, On motion, Ordered
that notice the penleny OF this suit he given the
Lewis ~
in the H5cm B1Rer weekly neSSp per, printed ami pub
Madison, Indiana State SoHfnas
defendant shall BE- here tue
first Cont rithe himself
enter appearance herein aud aa answer dcmnf 70
and thngs therein contained VIII be heard
his Aud this continued until
next term.
- Aues, $50. u. TAYLOR. clerk.
4Q-3w. b. 1hOs ". NOODLES Deputy.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1849-12-22
Saaa,t,Is,s.s sAs.s:.

EpY virtue of two puns - me directed rom ile rfk o
Ed hee Of the hfioa .ircui eoir viii expose 10 rnbe sale
ilun-n door
81 init t1us counts 90 Marion ana state 81 Indiana,
within tn lu1 rscfhai hl , the rents ani fUhi vf
wears. cd the follow itT real estate. to. tiit
fhe hail ul tn oiih unsft, 81 srr"nsiA. - tow
ship heel CO. fapre four - cast containing seventy ivuf ana
on hall e g. acres.
The fui % Judgment Interest.
costs Ni "a III he AMI place fslpsn ir simple
of sail Taken a. e pppey 81 ANandei Ds,ison
mud ueofsp ~ uf Alfred Harrison. tsiiafine
ps,dspn and Winston No and ao ~ The SUIT o Jonas Wood
i've lifAtfIst ANFHftf.. sheriff 81
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1849-12-22
Admin,ssr,,or. ..n,c.

NoTltE IL hereby that the undersigned administrator ~ tho
rhne 80 William Myers late " Marion county, lndinnn de
ceased ~ pnhc sale Ihmay the b day 81 lnni
tWfapnn estate 81 snd ,eedent, tle premises
Wayne township ~ said county, containing ~ pat The hdwingm
tes wheat the n w the eth lnfses hogs, hiepp,
cattle Rnd hines, thr nfa tate Articles ~
watch a,cs 81 household and kl hen furniture aud
fials nhpi niites
3fa NteA ~ under thee dnnis tnsl ~ hand n
lher iuNs twelve mnna credit win be fven aud
aifrd wnhou fes ,hnninn hpldaiaement laws tae
mkr place tetNo,n 10 4, 81, nnd 4 y, ~,
rtHcN nprhnppK, Administrator
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1849-12-22
commissioners sn!c.

THE undersigned will ~ Marion
County proceed 10 sell at public aurion, NJ the Court house
door ~ the city Of Indianapolis Saturday the Goth day OF Jan
next ~ 81 100 on the side the west halt OF he
Moth wfs, quarter OF section ~ to- east ia Marion
county.
Toms n Sa oncfhird cash in hand third IN sr eonh'
with tie remainder
the purchaser giving notes without relief from valuation OF
ith.om.nt laws Sale take ~ N aud 4. NJ
PERCY UpSBRDpK.
December -. 1919. Administrator.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1849-12-22

~ OlItI hereby that the uuhttrned has this heen
appointed w The Probate a1n ~ Nafpn county, aud State NJ
Indiana. administrator at The William Myers
dcehsei. Al indebted
a. uiake immediate payment ~ tr Hnlhf aud thus.
against said estate present the duly authenticated d
nenl. AeId estate ~ probably advent
PERCY uoSnROok,
Drt.n,hct "a iaIo III. 1vt.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1849-12-22
sIagggsu'g"S SALE.

ueY diF,e'ed i'om ne 'fk- 'Ie
, Marion ~l public sas.
the h ia, or December the Court UDu door 90 the t
Of within the lied by
law the ioc"ng
the West hall o lot M m square W ~. "a Va
town a. Indianapolis
Aud realize the u amount olndgmi ut interest aud
ro will AID place. poe the lee simp ~
Taken the property tftnb ,cdd,r the
isgo CtIARfES e. CAMPBELL eheriT 81. &
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1849-12-22

TTIfT VO0IN T1N ~ TEf TH7WfI TIH7f,
reSiiI subscriber has opened his store with choe soeh
epn'r, sugar fer, moasrs indigo, nnii't an ma
exquisite selection 81 fruits aud c0nine uners ad large Hp
ment If dos almost eni nature along vii a
splendid variety oi willow baskets an hroom nul win almost
nica Ia The grocery line which viii bee found ehaprfs
equal " na superior Ia town, Pam VIII
here find ready market of their tuier esgs feathers Hour,
meal produce which the highest Viii lo paid
Al,o sale article OF Paste acking Which needs only
tfinl % prove lts supsfiriiy JAMES htlK.
~
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1849-12-22

ErN ~ directed from che fi"ih oni,e
npof he Nntin cf,ait taui, VIII ~ pube sa,
ih, sch ioise
Ma,"n eo"i within ~ ,is ittt"d ~ a~ he fsnis sod
pHis taf II iht fii,N tsAtstsis iu.N
Hi So a. rluafp NJ Woui' Addition ths
indianapolis
And p tRlfr chs tall amount ~ Judgment and
,n vii ~ lhs tnf Ail place. tbs o. siri
~ said t,a rar ahsn as'e properly 80 Jacob Hnd e
nf siai, ~ Indiana
&C 4 A ttftu IA
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1849-12-22
Stafe of Eudj:sup EEaucocG< County.

II HANCOCK PROBATE LOURT FfBRURY Tim I D. ~
Petition f0r Partition
John Msugha his wife william Conrad, ond
Elizabeth his wife, Joseph Long George Narugha William
Marnrha. Henry Ma-ugha. Henry Hoffman, and Cathane h
wife, Jacob Long. John Long, IT.
HE said petitioners and Eliza CasaTne his VIE
William Conrad ant Elizabeth. his wife. Joseph Long, ana
GeoTg Ndrueha heirs Long Jr decreased having
filed their petition Hancock Probate an oftf
Of said partition eai which OF sa
decedni heirs app the satisfaction o.
the Court that william Iiauh Henry Marugha. Henry to
and Catharinc mis- the said Join Long deceased
are not residents OF State of IniIaua j. therefore ordered
that note Of the pniency the sail petition given ~ caus
this weeks succession
IA the State Sentinel weekly Published IN Indian po
us IN Ma ZION County being published - si county
OF Hanco thirty frs Monday February next
that the sal Wi liam Harvey Nar-ha aud Henry Hoffman,
and Catharne his wife appear this Court 81
the next thereof House in Greenfield
on the first MONDAY February show any they
can why partition Of said shall no; be made BY order
OF the Court.
Attest WILLIAM SEBASTIAN.
4
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1849-12-22
cos.s.r,..Arr: INSTITUTES.

Tfmllf Ufmltmful, IN he bBfdlNg I0fmelB 0efH'
f,ed nv Nw Arie9 on PeppNi,aria ~,
raiNttr.ts-lltv { MILLS ANn Lazy,
q fk.h Quarter commences W.dnesda, fatuaiv -
or All The branches ~ thorough eineaunn thoroughly
taught Indianapolis Dee -, lAiD bteilh Ian
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1849-12-22
Attest $50. u. TAYLOR. clerk.
lQ-3w. BIZ Thos w. MOBILES. Deputy {.
=EEHSgi EMF FAXES, HANCOCK
COZ NEH.

- Office l. hereby given thai al lands and town lots on winch
Of VIII Ice offered
Hancock indiana 81 The Count House door
Greenfield, the first Monday OF January rJo
OF III be Sold be- discharge
penalty due thereon, including the taxes 81 rs)
Greenfield NV. -. 1919. .. MYERS. a. II. -.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1849-12-22

Election Of Speaker.

ASKING TON, Dec. %, 1919.
Editors State Sentinel
Baoting for Speaker continued. Cobb, lO2; Win
throp, 100. Mr.. Stanley, (uf N. c., whg) offered
resolution that Cobb was elected Adopted
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1849-12-22

Hpmgl ~ William Nadea on ils flh ~ ueiowt shsseu
hs , nsu supposed - Z" n'.e "s -" i.ass "d wt''
Il ti, iash, Htand
itti q, Hanr saddle mAths Nhit siilr,
f,t Ni small dafk l0 10 the tfs ~ a. 90, alsn
hands high surpnsrd 90 M stls aHd brought
neigiibnii,ufit NATHANIEL tpfltA.
ka,tnhp, nth iHlyi
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1849-12-22
Approved December l9.h, 1919.
JOSEPH 4 WRIGHT

An ACT establishing addti0naL places Of holding cleo
tons an certain counties therein named
SECTION L. BE ii enacted by The General assembly of
the Stale Of Indiana, That there shall be additional
place OF holding elections in Monroe township IN Pike
county, Wood township in Clark county, Jackson town
ship ia iiancock county, johnson township IN Gibson
county, Richland township in Greene county Washing
ton township IN Delaware county Spiceland township in
Henry county, Dick Johnson township IN Clay county
Shawnee township in Fountain county, kelso township
IN Dearborn county, Vernon aud Salt Creek townships IN
Jackson county, at phiomaih in Brownsville township
al Goodwin store in Centre township in Union
county, IN Jackson township in Hamilton county and
the commissioners they think proper may authorize
the holding Of elections AT two additional places IN
Brown aud Ripley townships in Montgomery county.
SEC. p 1t shall be the duty of the board of commits
sones OF the several counties aforesaid their March
term, 1880, in their respective counties, establish the
additional place Of holding elections III the townships
aforesaid.
SIC. , Ii shall be the duty inspectors of cleo
ons, said townships To meet the next succeeding day
after said election, unless the should be on Saur
day. then on the next Monday, at the oldest place oil
holding elections IN their respective townships and
pare the result of The taken every township cleo
ton Tor township officers aud II SHALL be the duty o.
SAID Inspectors tor their respective sIis, to make
certificates OF election OF each nshp officer elect
ed al said township election, and the shall be Sgn
ed by the Inspectors of their respective townships, bt
same required {" such inspections, an'
III all other things said inspectors shall be governedby h
laws force regulating elections and defining tb,
duties of Inspectors oi elections; and
State elections, the SAID Inspectors shall IN all things, b.
governed by the general law regulating elections and de
hnng the duties OF Inspectors Prortdcd further, Tina
the board OF commissioners of Johnson county may,
they Judge the expeden,, order a"dItonal plac
OF holding elections under The provisions OF this Act II
Clark township in said county.
SIC a. THIS act 10 he in force from md after It's pas
sage aud shall be the duty of the Secretary 81 State
transmit certified copy of this act Ia the county Audi
tons Of said counties, aud shall be 10y sad Auditors a
| before said commissioners AT their March term.
q " CARR
Speaker OF the House c Representatives
JAMES II LANE,
President of the Sennte
Approved December 81 lSi9
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1849-12-22
SALE OF ssE&a ESTATE.

UnlfRsIANT 10 an order from Maron Probate Court te
executor last will aud testament OF Ienas Lake
State OF lniiina WI espse ior sale
M pbl Brownns's Hotel IN the city OF Indiana
ols on the February s50 al O'Clock r. The
pIu ing property said esaor, To VIII: The
equal h oI fractional north west quarter
m section township IT, Range East CONTAINING s ooo acres
Terms m sale viii hand fourth IN six months
eIve eighteen months
nlr, with approved security VIII he required without any relief
Whatever valuation appralsement laws healing interest fom
of
v an the lrlvlodsylr and a yte Stats Road On The pen-
dveni house
chad OF cultivation Possession
viii be- given the first March, 1907 SAID premises VIII he sold
subject 10 al mliancts
9''N $780, T. w LAKE Executor
Indiana polls, Dec. 7h, l6io. cots So
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State OF INDIANA. EIancoc.2 aounty, s.


III ChGacerg.
David Evans, Joseph H.
Chapman deceased, John Sale dia A. Amos Brown
Grace Brown Abijsh Sdsm, Deborah Siam. Emma Wikin
son. Maria Wiikinson Alexander Wilkinson ct al
Ep known. the August 1870 the above
named complainant by Porter his solicitors hled
tie office of the clerk the Hancock Circuit Court lis bill Of
complaint in this behalf and also a disintee~ted
showing that the said John Sale, Lydia A sale Amos
Brown Grace Brown. Abah Sam, and Deborah Siam Emma
wilkinson, Maria A wilkinson Alexander Wilkinson, are
residents of the Of
TIE said John sale Ly Brown Grace Brown,
Abah Sti!am Deborah stilsm. Emma Wilkinson, Maria A
wilkinson aRd Alexander Wilkinson therefore hereby noii-
fed al The ing pndency bill complaint IN the
Hncock Circuit Court be and appear before the SAID
Judges OF the said Court the r day their term, 10 he
hereafter holden the Court House tie town OF Greenfield IN
said said
otherwise the will confessed aad against
them Brown aud Porter, Sos for compt
Sept. II, 1919. WILLIAM SEBASTIAN.
of anco &.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1849-12-22

uei Of vii at NeniiioA eNpanas dlfseifd
Dhom ihr tlaFks once 81 the Marion court viii
rptr % p sale the r day 81 neeemhrf, ifln The
Count iiputn "a The 81 indianapolis Wiin the houls
pes' t lac, Tie teas aud loH ipf oi The tot
lowing & al estate 40 Wit
o. tahff Il
nuiil ,bi ~ t iaiin iT soui'A
township hitt nnuii ~ fnf east. Aao .oiN,
All ga fiiue ~ t4ifs fAe tai anonni judgment
anl costs VII e same g and place po l,s siui
oi sold tf estate ltksA 90 iht PoPH, 81 john a. fhpg
at Jacob lAnii-.
- 49, a. a a
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1849-12-22

A Nxw WAT Par On DEBrs.-Mr. w Walk
er representative the Alabama Legislature from Tus
kegee has given notice that he will cary IN the session
forward bill authorizing the State to purchase
hundred negroes to be TO California 10 work in the
gold mines and the profits Of their labor be devoted
The payment Of the public debt Of Alabama.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1845-1851, 1849-12-22

The following will hereafter be the permanent terms
Of the Weekly Indiana State Sentinel:
OTPayments TO be made always in advance.
One copy. one year, So 90
Three copes one year, 800
One copy during the session, Oh
Semi-WeelxIy.
(Pubished three times a week during the SESSION.
One copy,...S4 $500 Three copies, $1,000
One copy during the session, .........1 LEO