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Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-03-23

= Lest our readers should think with him, we
would say, that one case, at least, has occurred in
Cincinnati this year, in which both parents starved
to death they were English, and left several very
fine children. Our story is, in all its features,
drawn from facts within our own knowledge.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-07
Particular Notice,

extent, that the Subscribers connection in bust
ness with concern just ed in this city bearing
the surname OF one of firm, take this opportunity
TO inform friends and customers have no inter
est in the business transactions any individual
the limits own Store
We would here take occasion to express our gratitude
for the very liberal patronage extended our Establish
ment for the past four years by friends and the public
generally and beg say that efforts for the future will
be to cherish the good will of all who do business with u.s.
by being remiss in nothing which will tend their
taae either in our system of doing business the pur
chase Of our Goods
OF stock will only say that shall at all times
keep as good an assortment of Goods in line any
fined almost exclusively to the sale Of HOSIERY,
GLOVES, and all The small wares usually kept in a
First Glass Thread Store, with facilities buying
always for Cash. do hesitate say that our prices
will be UNIFORMLY Low.
We particularly invite you to continue patronage
at our Old Established Stand No. Merchants Row
Jan 10. diff CLARK & SANFORD
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tzY The good and substantial copper fastened
aud coppered ship FERAx is being fitted up the north
side OF wharf Boston, 10 take in passengers the gold
REGION California Her accommodations are to be Of very
superior character State Rooms being erected for the
comodaion ofsx passengers EACH that companies or
associations of six twelve, eighteen, passengers
can be Accommodated and entirely by themselves if they
may choose, except at meals.
meeting will be held at the CENTRAL HOTEL,
worcester, FRIDAY EvEs1NG, Feb 8, at o'cock,to lay
before gentlemen who may be interested in this all absorb
ing enterprise the character OF ship Ferax her accomoda
tions &C. &C. Capt. N. Broughton, of Boston, an old
and experienced ship master will be present and make
such explanations as the company may desire TO hear
Fen. 3. Wltd3t.
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BONNET STORE, STOCK AND STAND, FOR
SALE IN WORCESTER. If sale can be effected
within two weeks, the subscribers will sell their
Stock and Stand in Waldo Block, Worcester. AS
Oak Hall is to Boston, so is Waldo Block to Wor-
cester, and in point OF trade this Store has not its
equal in the State. Bonnets, Ribbons, &c., are
sold by US to dealers in almost every town in the
County, and our retail trade is firstrate bust
ness of itself. The Store is spacious, 70 feet by
20, and basement, with bonnet pressing appara-
tus, all in order.
None need apply that have not heretofore
shown some business capacity, weare DESTROYS
that the present reputation of the store should be
sustained. ISAAC III. UProN & Co.
Worcester, Jan 20, l849.
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e ACKNOWLEDGMENT Notices

E$9SAA THE elegant coppered and copper fastened
SSssaSssS IL Ship FRANCES ANN, Capt. THOMAS d.
SEYMOUR, commelder, lying at the end OF Long Wharf,
BOSTON will leave for San Francisco positively. having
most of her passengers already engged in TWO weeks or
by the 18th Of February. This ship has height OF eight
feet between decks and is Of the comfortable and
convenient ships that has sailed from this port.
few hundred tons ii heavy freight, such Nails Iron,
steam Engines tor the navigation of the Sacramento an
lis tributaries (and which very much wanted) will be
taken on board II offered Immediately. One two cee-
brated Surgeons will 60 out in this ship.
Apply, without delay, at 1873 State Street, Boston, 20
q. b. CHADWICK but more especially to the master,
who is not only of the best captains who have been
the North West Coast. but is ALSO accomplished gen.
tleman and who will fail make every passenger
comfortable and happy.
Passengers from the country may rely that this ship
affords rare opportunity the party board will be
select and Of the best character Tor receved and they
may at once Gas will great deal of ouhe) pay
their passage money to the Captain board and mark
their berhs and then they will be sure of the
Boston, Feb 2, 1919. distf
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For San Francisco, California

7G TIHE fast sailing, copper fastened and coppered
NTTA1 ship FERAX, WILLIAM STACY, of Marblehead
master, Dll sail about the first of March,
Being fitted expressly for the accommodation and
fence Of passengers those DESTROYS Of comfortable
sage must apply State-roons planned for the
object for small pareswhere they may be by themselves
Stores 10 abundance will be supplied, good the
mar ket Affords with cooks and well qualified
for their duty Abundance of water in wholesome casks
will be furnished and every reasonable preGauton taken
ensure sale and pleasant passage.
~ The master is experienced seaman moderate
and snassuming For passage and further particulars ap-
ply TO CAPT. GLOVER BROUGHTON, Agt at "a Long
Wharf, or to C0B. NATHANIEL FORD, State
and Devonshre Streets, OILS Buildings.
Boston, Feb z. dw2wis
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FARM FOR SALE.

VHHE subscriber, by reason OF age and innrmity,
EM / offers hi. farm, situated in the south easterly
mart of Paxton for sale or exchange for real estate
in the CITY OF Said farm Is about miles
from the Meeting house in Paxton, aud miles from tue
20 or IS are woodlands the rest is suitably divided into
moving pasufiBg and tlage
There are upon the premises good two story house and
harm with ali out Buildings all In good repair
For further particulars inquire Ct W. r. Bselow, Wor-
npsmises - - ITHAMAR BIGELOW.
P' 1, Fab . la4a wifi
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Christmas and New Years Presents
CALL AT
ADAMS DAGUERREAN ROOMS.

142 Main Street,
ND secure type in of the and splendid style
"A of CASES and TOKENS made expressly for Christ
mas and New Years Presents.
Mr. A. has recently received Voightander German
Camera of largest sze selected and imported by Hale
Co., of Boston, with which he is able 10 take GROUPS
Of from to so persons.
Having recently enlarged his SKY LIGHT, so that ii s
now four times the size of other Worcester Groups
can be taken with light and shade ali the fig
which is obvious cannot be done with side light
Persons contemplating setting are invited to examine
the Daguerreotypes at the different Rooms in this City
and judge for themselves. DIFF Dec 25
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THE SICK MANS FRIEND.

DIR. A. d. GOULETT, son of the celebrated
Indian Doctress MRS RICHARDSON, and Reformed Pyac-
tnioner of Medicine having dissolved partnership with
DR.. Provost, the late firm ofDrs GOuet Provost by
mutual consent continues his practice heretofore his
Old Office No. 227 MAIN STREET, lett hand, up stairs
the Store of G. G. Clapp.
DR. Goulett in practice, nothing but Vegetable
Botanic Medcnes,and can be consulted at his office at
all hours of the day. from in the morning in the
evening; and all other honrs he be found at his
Boarding Place. United States Hotel
DIR G. takes this say, that he feels grateful
for the he has received from his friends and patrons,
in the practice he has enjoyed since his resi-
dence in this city, and he he shall merit confirm
IT their patronage and friendship by his services and
well directed efforts in their behalf.
Octl9 DIFF A. d. GOULETT.
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Farm for Sale.

IA CtITUATED in the south part of GRAFTON, 9miles
FaA - from the centre, and mile from the Wilkinson
Ie@sgsve Depot of the Providence and Worcester Rail
Road. Said Farm contains 20 of good Land, well
divided into Moving Pasturng and Wood Land and is
excellent Hay Farm with large and convenient buildings
the Good and durable water is conveyed the
house and barn. part of the purchase money may
main if desired for a Of years For further partcu-
lars. inquire of E. r. BODICE, the premises, HAIR
VEY DODGE Wiklnsonville.
Grafton, Feb +. ewN
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DaguerreotVpes for rs Cents.

g WILLIAMS, the proprietor of the Cry
NJ DAGUERREoTYPE GALLERY, having taken the Rooms
formerly occupied by A. Morse, in WATTS BLOCK, No
80 Main Street, nearly opposite the EAGLE HOTEL
and fitted them up with new and ENLARGED LIGHTS,
arranged and perfectly adapted the business is prepared
to execute Ddguerreoype Licensees superior 10 those
taken or exhibited at any other establishment in Worces
ter This is the only place in this City where strdte
DGgueTreotype be obtained tor SeUentJfue Cents
notwithstanding the advertisements the contrary by
Boys who employed to clean plates certain other
establishment the proprietor of which has for the
seven or eight months, been floating upon the reputation
OF another Il, fist.
The object of this advertisement is TO inform the public
where they can procure Daguerreotype for the absve
price, executed by skii Artist, instead of being made
subjects for the practice of IEExPERIENcED YOUTHs
Worcester, Jan e. diff
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New Daguerreotype Gallery.
GILMORE Il ALBEE.

HAVING fitted up tne large and CONNEXIONS Room,
IL 236 Main Street, (Paine's BlOck,)
over Horace Ayres Grocery Store formerly occupied by
Miss lien as School Room, would respectfully inform
the public that they prepared to take DAGUERREO.
TYPE MINIATURES OF the different Sizes and of supe-
rior appearance tone and finish the enable
terms. With German Instruments of the first quality,
and very superior light they warrant their Pictures
be equal if not superior produced in this city
elsewhere; and having had extensive experience in the
business they confident of giving satisfaction those
who may favor them with their patronage
They wish distinctly understood that person is
pected to take Picture from their Room unless they
perfectly satisfied with its iieke appearance, well
superior fnsh WM II. GILMORE,
Feb 1. du A. P. ALBEE.
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DIR. O. H. RLOOD.

Proposes resume the Practice of Dfedi-
SlIffYYy cine so far relates to the treatment of
the Diseases Of Children, viii, arise from
difficult denon II is fact that of the Irregular
tiles, and consequently many of the defects the second
of eth, caused by acknowledgements during The
eruption and before the appearance of the first teeth
The practice of Dentistry several years past, has
made the principles and process of dentton also the
irritaons resulting from it familiar, and therefore APP
propriae department OF practice
Apply at 100 Main Street, at House
The subscribers have formed cohnexioI in the bust
Of Dsntistry which will be continued at the Old
Stand 100 Main Street. o, II. BLOOD, NJ. ID.
Sept. 22-tf G.. ID, COOK, NJ d.
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"A Manufacturing Establishment
TVOn SALE VERY CHEAPg

- CONSISTING OF about seven acres OF cnoice
fA y Land on which are two good Dwelling Houses,
EsNA one entirely new a large Barn, and new FAC-
TORY BUILDINGS 80 by 60 n well lighted and stories
high above the basement. with new Dam and new Wa.sI
Wheel. The above Ia pleasantly situated on bacneiors
Brook in South adey, about one mile north o. me meet
ing house In the First Parish and will be sold CHEAP 20
close concern For particulars inquire OF svyrtT
E. t. SMITH, or G. A. SMITH.
South fIadley. Feb'7, ow
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General Intelligence and Agency Office

TNHE undersigned having the license required has OPEN
i ed an office of the above description, No. 255
MAIN STREET, near the corner of Main and Mechanic
Street. Places procured those in search of empoy
ment of any kind-and help obtained for families or indi
vduals who may wish to hire
The subscriber will also receive applications those
who may wish TO hire or let Tenements buy or sell
Real Estate, any other kind of property.
The object of the enterprise is establish an Office
where any species of business that may he transacted y
fully attended to-
The Office will be open at all hours. from O'Clock AM
to r. M and all charges fer services performed will be
such as canGot fail 10 satisfy customers.
Dec 81. dsm R.. P. McELwAIN.
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CHLOROFORM.

DR.. HARRIS, l54 Main Street, is prepared to Extract
Teeth Okout PAIN by the Of this recently discovered
substitute for Ether-CHLoRoFoRM.
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For Sale or to be Let.
(EA small tenement Division Street, being the
frat house over the hill. Inquire the premises
of OIIS PAhhEh.
Jan. s. dot"
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GOLD WANTED.

I order to CLOSE UP OUR BUSINESS more efec-
tuay, it will be necessary for all have not paid
their accounts land the number large, being three
weeks after the first of january settle Immediately or
their accounts will be left in other hands collection
e.. w. LUNGLEY & CO.
worcester Jan. 20, l649. DIV
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-07

10 Ross XpreSS forward all sorts of par
GELS and small cases. through Direct Worcester
Rail Road to Newport Fail Riuer Bristol and Warren
July %. dwtf
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Partner Wanted.

A GENTLEMAN now engaged in safe and profitable
IA cash business. wishes partner with capital $4O60
Any one having that amount at their command, and dis
posed personally attend to business will please address
P. G., Box ls2 Worcester Post Office, under their own
signature and an Interview can then be had with the a
verliseA. dWistf Jan g.
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no Lef.

~ A STORE, In Harding's Block on Front street.
fnsM n Also The SHOP occupied by the Subscribers
n. for the manufacture Of Boots and Shoes in Bowers
Also-several TEN EVENTS TO LET Inquire of s.
FebS CHARLES WHITE.
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MARRIED
DIED.

In this city, June 3st Maria c. wife Of Arad Woodwork
Sd, 90 Feb ISL Widow Sarah Kmball, 81; Feb. Sd, Mr..
Zebulon Goss, a..
In West Brookfd, Jan. l4h Mrs sybaah, relct of the
late Ephraim Adams, 81.
In Sturbrdge, jan II, Miss Lois Allen aged 76; Jan
20, Mr. Lemuel Adams IS Jan %, Mrs Polly Allen, wife
of Mr. Kas Allen, Sc: Jan 49, Mr. Erasmus Clark 72 Jan.
80, Mr. Henry Allen, ~.
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j. HOOKER, WI. D.,
PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.

Office and Residence, No. 8 Park Street.
DR.. HOOKER would inform the citizens of Worcester
and OF the adjoining towns that he has opened
Office by himself and soicts patronage from his friends
and others wishing Medice and Surgical aid.
He will not thrust the dispensing of his Medicines to
the of inexperienced individuals, but will, far
practicable, attend to it himself thus avoiding great rs
Patient and Physician, dtf Jan /,
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NV. B. PALMER agen, Tor his paper in Boston,
New York, Philadelphia, and Baltimore Office in Bos-
ton No. Congress Street.
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4 OC
FRENCH BOTANIC PHYSICIAN AND
SURGEON, Office and Botanic Depot BARKER s.
EsTABRooKs STORE, Up STAIRS LIST door the right,
O13dtf 227 Main Street, Worcester.
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STORE TO LET.

MO. SO MAIN STREET, Wai,'s Block, LIST door south
IN of Central School House. Possession given imme
diately. Inquire OF WILSON, FLINT:
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Machine Shop to- Rent.

~ A BUILDING rs feet by 40. the basement stone
fIN the other three stories BRICK substantially built
situated in the village of East Brookeld within 40
rods OF the Western Rail Road, with permanent
hceH water power, will be leased for Of years
any kind o machinery manufacturing purposes Each
story may be entered from the ground without ascending
any stairs and thus aordBg unusual
kind of heavy business The desired may be brought
so near as TO discharge directly into the building.
establishment OF the kind he desirable any
communicat on with all parts Of the country. Furnace
which makes castings and several other kinds Of business
carried the premises For further particulars
apply personally or by writing, TO A. g. F. WALKER,
East Broekneld, or AMASA WALKER, Boston.
Feb g. fsE tH DIFF
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EARNI.

A NY one having farm under a good state OF
SA N cultivation and good buildings thereon and not
over two miles from Worcester street, and wishing
to dispose Of 1t at fair price will find purchaser by ao
dressing this Office. req. o,oW.
The Daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1845-1850, 1849-02-07
DOMESTTC GOODS.

SO BALES and Cases Bleached and Brown sheetings
OU shirtings, Drills, Jeans, &c. Tickings Denims,
shrting stripes, sc.
The above Goods are in Store and almost all for
.sle NJ aid nrices at CHAMBERLIN'S.
Jan 81. u" VOL
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DISSOLUTION.

THE coparnership heretofore existing under the firm
of PRATT, DowNEs q SCOTT, is this day dissolve by
mutual consent. The outstanding affairs o the late firm
will be settled by VIM. w PRATT and VIM. A, SCOTT,
who will continue The Auction ami Commission business
under the firm OF PRATT & SCOTT.
WM. w. PRATT,
SIDNEY DOWNES,
VIM. A. SCOTT.
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Office No. 1855 Main Street.
Worcester, Jan 20, lS49.

IS. PRATT & SCOTT take this opportum-
ty to to the public that they will hold themselves
readiness TO attend to AUCTION SALES OF Personal
Property and Real Estate in any part Of Worces
ter County, at short notice Also, solicit of
all kinds OF property Office, No. 1855 Main Street.
WIN. w. PRATT,
Jan. co. l849. dwtf VIM. A. SCOTT
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Moro New &4onfls.

DACKAGEs Of New Goods--spring Styles this day
received and for sale at great bargains by
Feb /. DIV HALL & THOMPSON.
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lLEsMEN WANTED.

statesmen WANTED.
1.-TWO first rate statesmen wanted in Retail Dry Goods
Store. None need apply who are not well acqaain-
ted with the business HALL & THOMPSON.
Ian diff
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Wooden Machinery.

nor SALE at the MILLBURy FAcToEY, in Mibury, Ms.
3 Sets of WOODEN MACHINERY with Tools, &c.
The owner will be at the Mill Tuesday, Wednesday,
and Thursday the 18th, l4h, and 18th of the present
month for The pun pose Of dsposing of 1t in lots to suit
purchasers.
Also for sale at the place. general variety of
Cotton Machinery. div FeD b.
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DENNIS, Tickings, Stripe Shirtings, SC.
CHEAP AS A BROOM

q BALES and Gases of the above goods
81 entire stock of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
GOODS, which selling cheap as the cheapest
Feb s. dSw HALL Il THOMPSON.
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Timber Vented.

Nlss Timber Wanted.
ApPLETREE Shuttle Wood--dimensons l6 In. long,
Ain BY alsn, gym. long. ~ in. by In. or In.
plank. Apply al No. 90 Front 81. Worcester. \.
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Particular Notice..
T F the person who to take a pair of BLACK
l. KID GLOVES, lined with Lambs Wool from The
County Treasurers Office, Wednesday afternoon the gath
inst, will return them Immediately, he will save hmsel
much trouble. Jan o.
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Steam Engine for Sale.
Wanted ImrmediateIy,

A YOUNG MAN, apprentice, Is or Is years
n age, by BENZ. GODDARD Watch Maker, unde
Brnley Hall. Jan 4.
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T91lOreSSeS Wanted.
WANTED 10 hire, three Tailoresses Girls, that can
w make either Coats, Vests, PANTS to whom good
prices and steady employment win be given. None bu,
Leicester, Jan rs diff WALTER PAUL.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-06
THE MARKETS.

BOSTON, Nov. 23.-Provsons-The demand has
been steady and chiefly for the home trade. Clear Pork
scarce and firm in price-saes Mess have been made
1878 ll:50, and Prime S9a $50 per bril- Beef is in
large supply and sales embrace several hundred brs Wes
tern Mess at l050a ST. and Eastern do $40 per hrl The
sales Of Lard for exporbrls 64a 62c and kegs ga
74c. Hams Western few in market-saes Boston cured
Toe. Butter-Considerable doing for home consumption
about the quoted rates.
FishThere has been but little demand for Goldfish du-
ring the past week. and prices shade lower Sales
Grand Bank 2:25a2:37 per 9TH Bay and Straits ls3a2l2
do do Hake more plenty and less inquired foI-quois-
tons l:l7sl:25. Haddoek l:l2sl:2O, and Pollock
l25a:3l per qt The favorable advces from the Mack
ee fishery have caused decline in prices The sales
have been for No. lI:5O. No. ESQ and No. 5:25 pr
bril- cash. Salmon in better demand, with upward
tendency in prices. Alewives 3:75as4 per brI.
fI0ur-Continues to arrive freely, which, with the
continued mild weather, checks the demand usual at
this season OF the year. purchasers only supplying mme
date wants The market closes decidedly ia favor O
buyers, reduction of l6 of dear per barrel on
nearly all descriptions. Gencsee pure common and
Michigan 81 5 "A; Western common IL 5 % ;
ST Louis and Ohio ~ 30 fancy so IS, and
extra % per br uninspecled Flour il plenty and
dull; sales at a rs per brl.
Cofee-Since last report there have been add-
iona supplies and sales have necessarily been confined
bags 81 Domingo good common e4c and Cape &c per Id
Rio 81 10 c; Java 10 lie do do, months.
Grain-The market continues dull, without much ad-
dlional supply change in prices cargo Of white
Corn sold yesterday 62}c per bush, yellow
67c; cargo of $500 bush Oais from Prince Edward
Island sold az or 42ic per bush, and Northern at
railroad "A Al 3c per do; Rye Csc do.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-06
SgIERIFF,S SALE.

WY a writ vendi exponia directed nom the
Office OF Marion Circuit Court win expose 10 pub
November 1893 The Count House
prescribed by law the and profits for
years The following real estate, 20 wit;
Lois No q and In No 30 In the city OF indianapolis
And failure realize the fun amount Of Judgment Interest end
the time and the Of said
property Of John Douglass The Of
r. L. Wapoe, for the Of Thomas ID. Gregg.
<2u &c. CAMPBELL. Sheriff
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-06
S1IEIsIFF,S SALE.

EpY virtue OF OF exection directed from the Clerk
ID public sale
Rouse door, hin the
and fsot for oi thef
following real estate l0-wit:
Ths south half H.
OF less
on failure Judgment interest nd
will and the fee simple Of said
Taken the OF James W. johnson, AZ TIE
a sw C. c. CAMPBELL, Sheriff NJ. c.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-12-06
Sale Of Lands and Lots for Taxes i'm
TiDIOn Comfy.

NOTICE is hereby given thar the lands and lots returned de-
nquen for the of due them for the
le5 Upton county and State Of Indiana adj
yered and described in the manuscript copies posted New
Lancaster Thomas Coope and in the clerk and auditors and
reasures Office in said county much thereof as will satisfy
the thereon respectively from the there
sold House Upton, the
of said county the FIRST Monday January 1850 within the
prescribed under hand this 3Oth
October, A. ID. 1919 NEWTON J. JACKSON,
44-swis Clerk oicio Auditor Upton CO., Indiana.