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Massachusetts, Health Insurance Co

CAPITAL 100000.
Chartered and Established in Boston, 1prH ls47
CONTINUE to insure MEN against the expenses OF
" SICKNESS, for a term Of years Number Of members
nearly 5000 Amount of sick allowances paid during the
past six months, $1,000.
The SICK ALLOWANCE applies to the time that the
member totally disabled from labor and under medical
care, whether he is confined to the house or not.
THOMAS TARBELL, President
A. L. STIMsoN, Secry.
Office No. 4 Museum Guiding, fremont 81 Boston.
MIR. A. H. BELLOWS has been appointed AGENT
in Worcester County for the Mass. health ms Company,
and has given the required bond for faithful PERFORM
Of this duty.
He will visit the different towns in the County to receive
applications for insurance. and settle claims upon the Com
pany fer sick allowance
Worcester Office. No. 4, under Brinley Hall.
Dec 8, ls48. DIFF
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no LETT.

49, A COMMODlOUS Store, Tenement, and Barn
aNs2A "A situated at Webster Depot. II is well cacn-
GT lated for the Boot and shoe business as abundance
ohep for these branches of business is TO be found in this
vicinity 1t is also well arranged for merchandising for
which purpose it has been occupied for several years.
For terms, which will be liberal TO good tenant, apply
to the Depot Master, or CLEMANS d. LARNED, near the
remises. diff Webster Nov 2.
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nOIES, WILLIAMS & FLAGG,
Corner Of Main II Pleasant SITS, Pa,nes Block,
HAVE, FOR SALE, ts3.s.
ion BBLS choice brands FAMILY FLOUR;
lVO 100 do. do. common do do;
1000 Bushels prime white Maryland CORN;
500 do DO yeIew do dos
100 do Flrkins Prime Western BUTTER, In
& ats lbs tubs aiiifsef HiA sfl4
New Braintree CHEESE, received weekly, at whole
sale and retail. BUTTER received weekly. s.
Extra quality SYRUP.
Constantly on hand choice lot Of GROCERIES, which
will be sold and delivered In any part of the city market
prices. dwtf Worcester, June 30.
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Carriage, Sign s. Ornamental Painting.
R = ,f5NHE subscriber, grateful for past favoTs,
LSSsFF5H9~ i would respectfully inform the public
E7S7Sf3s% that he still continues the above business
SGZ--2Z- the OLD STAND, Mechanic Street,
Main, where he hopes merit increased conIinu
of patronage. DEXTER RICE.
Worcester, Dec II. diff
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For Sale.

IN TWO story dwelling House. situated on Salem
fSiiN n st Said house is so by % eer, with wood
iz shed a1d other convenenees. The lott 66 feet by
a. convenient for large small family and consider
able fruit the For further particulars inquire
of ALVAN ALLEN, l6 Trnmbull St.
Worcester, July IL, l649. DIFF.
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TO LET

To LETs
Al ONE half of two story HOUSE, beyond The
E1nA " Cemetery, IN North Street Inquire JOSEPH
.As4@ AVERY. the Old Holden road, CALEB BATES,
adoiHing the premises. Jtf Jan
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HOUSE TO LET .

HOUSE TO LEEs
As A HOUSE within five doors Of Main street, and
ETHA IA within three minutes walk Of the Post Office,
!lL with good accommodating, will be let 10 family
and The rent will be taken in board who will furnish heir
own rooms Inquire at this office Oct. 4.
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RNOmrs tN lei.

EsVU HIS l4CLs
CUITABLE for storerooms Work Shop-stuated
- opposite Norwich Depot, and messrs. Harris
Flour Store Enquire of b. NJ Levns, Front Street,
the Ware Rooms of Messrs. w. d. H. Baker, no 1885,
Main street. dtt-oct 10
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BOARD.

GENERAL single Gentlemen can he accommodated wi
- Board and pleasant Rooms at No. PARK STREET
Nov lR
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-27
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.

SATURDAY, Dec. % 1S49
Mr. Carr Speaker (Mr. MickIe in the chair,) leave,
introduced bull amend the incorporating the Bed
ford Insurance company which was read three several
times and passed.
MIR Niblack On leave reported "a bill to lesalize the
acts of the several clerks of Martin county, in relation
to the duties Of Auditor Of said county which was read
three times and passed.
Mr. Stone presented bill in relation to the White Wa
ter Valley canal cnmpanyaddng the cost ct repairs oc-
casioned by the great flood, should the State
deem: which read twice and referred TO the COM
mitiee Of ways and means.
Mr. Miller Of NJ. and f. offered resolution that the
Governor The bill of the Senate which passed the
House yesterday incorporate the Lafayette lnsur-
anre company adopted.
Mr. Miller OF NJ. aud L. remarked, that he Understood
this bill contained provisions which he opposed to-
comforting banking and other powers, and the privilege
Of charging pc, cent, interest and he had heard II re-
pany. The resolution was adopted.
Petitions de-. Presented.
BY Messrs. Doughery Of b., Weaver, Aihon and
Huey; which referred
Reports from Committees.
Mr.. Cotton reported a bill authorizes James Taylor
a miIl-dam the SaamoDia river in Hun
hngton county read twice and ordered TO be engrossed
BY Mr. Thomas, bill to change the name Of Mary
Dell Neil passed TO I'd reading.
Resolutions Offered.
By Mr. Edwards, that the Superintendent OF the Deal
and Damb and Blind pupils be permitted the OF the
Hall for exhibitions before The members adopted.
By Mr. Russell as to the expectancy Of amending Re-
vis-d laws in relation bonds Of county lreasurers
adopted
BY Mr. Lane, joint resolution in favor Of donating
by Congress- MI lands The State that have been %
| years in market, for support Of common schools;
BY Mr. Millinery, bill 10 regulate the practice IN
chancery;
1 BY Mr. CArnafan Of F., bill To amend the general
plank road law read twice and referred.
BY Mr. Oflaver, 20 locate a road in Sullivan Clay, and
Hendricks
BY Mr. Hunter, TO amend the laws in relation To the
Jurisdiction OF Justices Of the peacsmakng jurisdiction
co-exien-ive with the county . criminal cases;
BY Mr. Elder, for the relief al widows whose husbands
die interstate;
i BY Mr Watkins 10 Incorporate the Harrison aud Port
mnn turnpike company twice read aud referred.
4 By Dir Edwards. TO incorporate the Western plank
road company read twice and referred.
/ BY Mr. Athou, To amend Revised laws;
BY Hr Deffses, provide for the registration Of mar
riages, births and deaths
BY Mr. NibIack, To vacate alley and street in West
fiarrisonville
fsy Mr. Cole, To amend the execution law, 20
make execpons reiurnabe in six months, aud property
o. be sold Al half Of its appraised value; ~
BY Mr. Brown Of r., To amend the coInmsn school
aw, To- relation TO distribution &c school funds;
ny Dir Bird, authorize Jacob G. Hush TO erect a
milf dam the Little 81. Joseph river; read
hres times aud passed
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-27

JEFFERSON CIRCUIT COURT, SEPTEMBER TERN 1919 To-
THE 18th DAY OF SEPTEMBER. THE YEAR uUR
LORD ONE THOUSAND EIGHT HUNDRED AND Forty NINE
IN
Sarah Ann Mshan Mary Jane Rule Montrsve MshSn James
Rule. Henry ildTeth, Frederick
William Kent Hannah Kent Marry Hendricks viii
liam Hendricks. Lewis Davis,
fNOME compartments SoIro-s
Sand filed their biI and also affidavit setting forth
therein that the said Lewis Davis,
Indiana: A. il thrreup0n notion Ordered
Cou that notice OF the pendenry ta
Lewis Davis advertisement three
in the Republican Banner, weekly printed pub
Madson Sentinel
shall appear here the
either y
appearance herein and plead answer
h and things therein contained will be heard
determined in his absence And this continued
next
DIV order of tie Coart. A true copy:
Attest, mo. II. TAYLOR, Clerk,
| By Thos Denutv.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-27
a CARD.

Owing to the decease of William Quarles. Esq, all
undetermined cases in which his services were en-
gagged. will be attended to and closed by myself
sisted by Thomas D. Walpole, Esq.
Dec. 24th, IS49. JOHN w. QUARLES
1t is only just young Mr. Qnarles to say that he
not only is gifted naturally with superior mental en-
dowmens. but that, under the legal tutoring of his
late father, he is admitted TO be of the best law
yers in this city. The business which he proposes to
close up will be faithfully and successfully done. we
have no doubt. We commend our Young friend with
pleasure, because we sure we do safely.
The assistance Of T. d. Walpole, Esq, which Mr..
Quarles has wisely secured, will ensure sucress
the more certainly, Mr.. w. is admitted to be one
Of the abest lawyers in the 9th circuit.
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From The Detroit Free Press.

From The DefToH Free Press.
REMARKABLE Rock IN LAKE SuPERroR.-One OF
the most remarkable Rocks of which have any
knowledge, has lately been discovered in the middle
of line inland sea, Lake Superior. BY gentleman
who has lately returned from Copper Harbor, learn
that shaft of rraprock has very lately been dscov-
ered rising in the lake from 80 10 go miles from
land, aud ascending above the surface of the water
about four feet What renders it more extraordinary
is that stands alone, aud all around IL far
animal ions have been made bottom has been reach
ed BY my TIE lesd-line. used the lake, and The
point of rock Itself does not exct.l of
more than feet square, and so far as OBJ
servaon of has extended, does not appear 10
large III size il descends. II has already, he states,
become a Of alarm to the mariners who nnvi-
gate the lake, who take special in passing, to
give 1t wide berth possible.
1t is too shall-too remote and dangerous to sdmit
at light, aud therefore its removal will doubtless
pertain to The dniy Of government. single blast
from bpre of sufficient depih would do j.; but the
surface ut the rock being near that OF the water.
and the space TO forbid any regular odg-
ment for workmen, they would have TO be attended
constantly by vessel of sufficient size to ress, any
sudden sturm the lake, and would also have To be
kept constantly under way no harbor. or even bot
tom for anchor is within days snil.
The dscoyerers relate thnt The rock appears TO be
place OF general resort for the salmon trout of those
lakes as they found them in incalculabe numbers
having, during their short stay, caught several bar
rels with other instrument than rod of iron, or
one end of which they turned hook. They tried
with all their lines on board, for soundngs, immed
aiely around the rock. but without success. Such
column, could il be exposed to view. would laugh
into rdcule Ceopatra's needle, Pompey's pillar. ih'
Colossus of Rhodes, any production of ancen, o
modern art.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-27
For the Indiana State Sentinel.
On the Death Of William Qusrics, Esq.

BY MRS. SARAH T. Bolton.
houInfnlly, mousnfulIy, toll for the dead
He passed frum side in his manhood's pride,
Ere the glow Of his rainbow hopes had fed;
When his sky was brigh, with meridian light,
Death bore him away to . dreamless night
MouInfuIIy toll for the dead
TesifulIy, tesrfully gaze bis brow.
II r. coId and pale, for the shsdowy veil
OF the mighty destroyer dims il now
The spiii has flown from its crumbDg throne,
And IN. lips have uttered their farewell tone.
Tearfully gaze on his brow
Tendetiy, tendery bid him adeu-
The gailsnd that love, with his life-chords wove,
Lies wiIhered and dead on his heart true.
The beautiful chain, death rended in twain,
Can never be jpined ON the earth again.
Tepdeily bid him adieu.
Silently, siie1tly lei him sleep on,-
FTum The hurry and .tsife Of the battle OF life
A victor away to his home has gone.
tsonc from the tears, tom the and fears
That come & the heat on the tide Of years.
silently Iet him sleep
Hopefully, hopefully iay him to est.
Where the dew-biight ,wers IL the long still hours,
viii weep The sod DER his pulselcss breast;
Where the breeze will sigh. as IL wanders b.,
Where the starlight comes frnm It's home On high
Hopefully lay him to rest.
solennly, soemnly bow ard sdore,-
An angel Of light, on pathway bright,
Conducted his soul 10 the esiess shoieg
Ills du.t from the gloom OF The rileBt tomb,
Shall arise again 10 ifnmYsfsl blonm,-
saiernnly b'w and adobe.
December 90 1919.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-27

In HANCOCK PRoBkTE CoURT. FEBRuAET TERN D. 1879
Petition for Partition
John Marugha and Eliza Catarine his William Conad end
Elizabeth, his wife, Joseph Long Villa
Msuea, Henry Maugha Henry Hoffman, CathaTine his
wife, Jacob Long. John Long, Jr.
q ME sid petitioners John his WIFE
n William adj and Elizabeth his Joseph Long and
George Aaru.ha heirs Jeeps
Med their petition the Hancock Probate praying order
OF said Court Ter paOa Of the Real Estate which OF said
deceden among has hes ana appearing TO the satisfaction Of
The CoHTt a william Naru-h, Henry Nnrugha. Henry Hof
and Caharne his Long
are not residents Of tie State OF ordered
That notice OF the pendency OF the said petition given ny
ing copy OF this order 10 b. Inserted three weeks succession
IN the State Sentinel weekly newspaper Published in IndanpO
us IN Marion County; there being published said County
hancork thirty days teore the @ Monday Of February
that the said William and Harvey MaTusha and Henry Hoffman,
and Catherine has wife, b. appear this
the next term thereof to be hoen Greenfield
on the hst MONDAY February show they
why partition said real shall made BY
OF the Court.
Attest, WILLIAM SEBASTIAN.
Sow. Z. Clerk Of Hancock &C.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-27
S9fERsEsvS SALE.

of directed om The Clerks Of
Nd fee of the arion circuit will public sale
OF December 1919. at the Court House door the
town of indianapolis, county Marion and State OF indRns
within the by rents and profits for
wears, of the following real estate. to-Svit-
TIE halt Of the south quarter OF section sS 6 town
fifteen l5l four 4) containing sevcayiour and
one-Ialf (T4l) acres
failure realize the full of Judgment interest
will the and place the Zee simple
Of Taken the properly OF Alexander Davidson
Of Alfred Harrison, Catherine
Davidson, Winston Noble Jonas
Nv CHARLES e.. CAMPBELL, Sheriff VI. c.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-27
SHERIFE,S SALE.

EpY virtue Of of fer facas TO directed from the
clerks Marion of Common Pleas will
public the 18Th day 81 January next % az The Court
House do The Of indianapolis the State OF Indiana, wh
prescribed the and profits for
of the following real estate, t0wu:
pa Of the hall Of number 10. Ia the city
uf Indianapolis bounded follows Commencing al the north east
tn half Of square number 49, thence running
and by ucisu
a aud inches 20 the lot parcel OF
occupied by Hampdn Sidney Beck thence
parcel Of ground Owned and occupied by
Beck hs Massachusetts avenues thence ON
beginning Also the following
described the half owH Commencing al the
Of ground sold by JOsephus c.
woue and owned and occupied by said Beck thence
eighty brTeabout 70 Psrt
Massachusetts, thence month east the Tine OF said ave
To the south said lot parcel Of ground now ow an
said Reck The place Of
ming boundary the said
veyed BY Robert Patterson 10 Mrs Mary r. Williams All said real
the Marion and state OF Indiana
And judgment, Interest aud
and the fee simple Of sand
Robert Patterson, al the suit Of
Caley for Of William b. Chace against Samuel
Patterson and Robert Patterson. g. c. CAMPBELL.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-27
S.EERVFC,S SaT.E.

EPy directed from the Clerks Oec
1Bof the Marion Circuit Court viii public SALE
the s December the Court House po
Marion within The hours prescribed by law the and
o
No. Woods Addition the
Iudanap polls.
failure realize the full Judgment and
COSTS will ana place. The fee
Of said real Taken the Of Jacob Land the
suit OF State OF Indiana
4s-Sw CHARLES c. CAMPBELL, Sheriff N. c.
BrOwa Township. Hendricks County.
dpought William Maiden the 9th OF October, chesnut
ED supposed be nine years old. White
under the lock- Branded the right Shout
o.
face spot OF
fourteen had supposed aud brought the
neighbohood. NATHANIEL COFFIN
3wT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-27
s,nrnu,issioners Sale.

THE undersigned WILL order Probate Of Marion
County proceed to sell at public auon the Court house
door in the city of indianapolis Saturday the Goth day of jan
next 81 s4O0 of the side OF the hall OF the
North west quarter Of section H. u.s. east in Marion
county.
Terms Of Sakonelhd cash in hand third in six months
with
the purchaser giving without fm valuation
praisement laws Sale to take place between - NJ and p NJ
PERCY iOSBROOK.
December
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-27
SEFEREFF,S SALE.

EpY virtue OF writ of yendition exponas directed
front Oft circuit will
pubc 9Th day December, 1872 the
in the OF Indianapolis within the hours
prescribed BY law the aud profits for years OF the fol-
lowing rial estate. to wit:
northeast Of the
half the southeast quarter of section si1,
township four Marion county
failure realize the full of Judgment interest
will the tine and place the Zee simple
of said real Taken as the property Of John PhPPs
suite OF Jac Lands.
IS sw sIs7 CHARLES c. CAMPO ELL, sheriff NJ. c.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-27
ADMINISTRATIONS S:.Ie,

NOTICE Is hereby given that undersigned administrator
~ estate William Myers late Of Marion county, Indiana de-
ceased win public Thursday
airy next The personal estate OF said deceden the premises In
Wayne township said containing the
tces wheat field. hogs Sheep
cattle, and htnes rife first aIces) s
WATCH articles Of household aud kitchen furniture
rious other articles
Terms Of Sale-AIl under dollars
three dollars win cvrn
qucd without relief from valuation appament laws sale
take place between 10 A. ~. and 4 P. VI.
PERCY HOsBROOK, Administrator
December q, 1919.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-27
sasEESTFF's SALE.

HI directed from the Clerks Office
Hb Court, wall expose public sale,
the Court House door the
Indianapolis Marion within the hours prescribed by
and profits for years. OF the following rial
half Of lot No in Square No. the
town OF Indiana polls.
And the fall Of judgment, interest and
and place, the fee smpe Of
the property Caleb Seudder the
suit OF the of Indiana
4s.sw CHARLES c. CAMPBELL, sheriff NJ. c.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-27
Notice.

NJ Office hereby given that the undersigned has this day heer
IN appointed the rbase OF Marion county,
Indiana administrator the estate OF William Myers Of sale
county deceased An Indebted said
make mmeie payment the subscriber and those having claims
against said the
mea Said estate is probably solvent
r PERCY HosBRoOK.
-3v,i.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-27
ANOTHER BLAST FROM HORNE

EYTENSITE .1RRIF.4L OF NE w COODo
M are receiving opening large seasOnshle stock
w Of staple and fancy DRY GOODS, consisting OF all the
styles goods trimmings shawls bonn bonnet rib
hons linen cambria hdks hosiery and gloves.
and piano Also. hats and Of
~ description, quality and price
Groceries Cotton Yarn. Batting, Mails. Glass, dc.
All Of sell WHOLESALE RKrAL. at prices that
cannot be Country merchants wd
their advantage to give call before purchasing Re
bargains is al the Zig s indianapolis Dec. II.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-27
Seui-WeclxIy.
Election Of Speaker.

WARRINGTON, Dec. 2, lS49.
Editors STATE Sentinel:
Balloiing for Speaker continued Cobb, 102; VIM
throp, 100. Mr.. Stanley, IF N. c., whig) offered
resolution that Cobb was elected. Adopted!
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-27

NUrsANcEs.-We should like to know if the street.
commissioner is aware Of the number Of cou-yards
kept on The sidewalk Kentucky Avenue, between
Washington and Maryland streets. Also. if he has
any thing Of gutter nuisance not far from the
Sentinel Office, on Illinois street. We purpose not
to mention many others. as he might get confusrd.
But if those above mentioned not attended to
there will be another and different had
for their abatement. We suppose, in charity. that
these have escaped his notice.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-27
SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

UHURSUANT oder from the Msrion Probate Court the
degned OF the last will and testament oil zens Lake
County Of Indiana, fo sale
public OF nnss Hotel In the city Of Indiana
February, 1885, O'Clock r. the
said ssiatr, TO Wit The
equal undivided h 81 fractional onh west quarter
81 81, township East Containing 7s 100
Terms sale viii be- Iouh in hand one fourth " elk nnns
fourth iouth Ia eighteen months:
notes with approved security will he required without relief
walever appraisrmei laws hening interest iron,
The heauiuy situated miles uoh
indianapolis the bank az White River, aud mmed-
Charlottesville aud La state Road On the
houses good
chard and cultivation. Possession
be given March, 1850 Said premises VIII be sold
subject 10 umliances
E. w. LAKE Executor
Indians POLLS. Dec. 9Th, 1879. Gne -.
unuidx honar A
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-27
DELINQUENT TAXES, HANCOCK


~ Office hereby given. lands aud
~ the Is45 unpaid will offered
Treasurer Of Hancock Indiana. the Coun House doc
in Greenfield the Monday Of January,
of wI be sold may necessary dcar
the taxes penalty thereon including
Greenfield Nov Is. 1919 45 4w i. MYERS, A. n. -.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-27

A NV War To Par ON DkBrs,-Mr. w. Walk
err representative the AIsams Legislature from Tus-
ksgee. has given notice that he will cary in the session
bring forward bill authorizing the State TO purchase
hundred negroes be Cslfprnis work in The
gold mines and the pos Il their labor be devoted
tLe payment Of the public debt Of AIsbsms.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-27

souTHKrs CosvESTIos.-A Military Peeple.-The
Legislature Of South CsroIina hiss adopted resolution
ssnciioDing the call or convention Of the Southern STATES
by Mississippi In be held Nashville, Tenn the first
Monday in June This in accordance with the
Communication Of the Governor who in his late message
declared that thereafter South Carolina exist q
military people, and IOng the Union sndures there
10 peace for the slave holder"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-27
Stale OF smdiami,, Hancock county, s..

liz THE HANCOCK CIRCUIT CoUsT FEsRUAKT TEEx, A D. s49
ia ChGtcoy.
David Evans of the last will aud Joseph
Chapman deceased John Sale lydia Sale Brown
Grace Brown, Ajah Stidam sidafn Wiki-
SOD, Maria A Wilkinson. Alexander Wilkinson. e; al
- known that the 18th day August 1893 the above
named complainant Porter solicitors
Ia the office of the clerk the Hancock
complaint in this behalf and ALEC siav
person showing that The said Joha Sale Lydia a Sale Amos
Brown Grace Brown Absh Sdam and Deborah Stdsm Emma
wilkinson Maria A Wilkinson wilkinson.
not residents of the State of Indiana.
TIE said John Sale, LYDIA Brown Brown
Abiah Sudan, Deborah Suisn. Emma Wilkinson Maria
Wnson and Alexander Wilkinson therefore hereby not-
ned OF The ling and tendency Of said bin complaint the
snrock Circuit Court and he and appear before the said
Judges OF the said Court tho first day their be
hereafter holden at the Court House in the Greenfield
said county Of Hancock plead
Otherwise " be against
them Brown aud Porter, Soils for complt
Sept IL. 1919. WILLIAM SEBASTIAN,