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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-08
NirUinln.

Rules held in the Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior
"A Court of Law aud Chanccry the County If Amherst,
on Mondaythe lst day Of October 1919
Henry l. w. Camden, Plaintiff,
against
William H. Camden Wesley l.. Duncan William A.
Kche'on administration OF Thomas Tucker dec'd artwel
/ PfYor, William Tucker, Alexander Brown, Sheriff of
Nelson county Daniel AChectwood of
ger london dec d, who of Austin Wright,
decdi and William H. Dgges late Sheriff of Nelson coun-
Y and as such administrator de bonis non with the will a-
i''Neu Vi sdlu AUSTIN wright, deed. Defendants.
- IN CHANCERY.
nv oee"uahl -" iham H. Camden, not having entered
his appearance and given security according TO the Act As
'ny ana the Rules this Court and appearing by sat-
sa..o'y evidence that he is inlabtant this Com
monwealth: II IS ordered That the said defendant do onpear
le on the hrst Monday in January next the
D 81 Tue Plaintiff; and that copy this forthwith
IN some newspaper published in the town Lynch
nS Ter Womonhs successfully and posted al the front
( door o the Court House Of this County
Acopy-Testc,
oct lo-w2n EDpi'gI 'rfNsJEy Cpl,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-08

Rlles held in the Cerhs Office the Circuit Superb
"A Court OF Law and Ghanrerv for the County of Am
herst, on Monday the lst day OF October, 1873
william DdNldson3 survivor oil himself and Mary c his
""e, Plaintiff,
William II. Camden, Wesley l.. Duncan, William
Eeheson, administrator OF homas Tucker dec Iartwell
l. Pryor William Tucker Alexander Brown, Sheriff of
Nelson county Daniel y Chcetood administrator of Law
9naei London decd who was executor of Austin Wright,
decd and William II. Dggcs, late sheriilof Nelson conny
and as such administrator de honis with the will annex
ouois"ia AUSTIN W night, decd, Defendants.
IN GiIANCERY.
The defendant William IT, Camden not having entered
his appearance and given security according the Act of As
semb aud the Rule OF this Court and appearing by
factory evidence that he i inhaban of this Com
monWeath: ordered, That the SAID defendant do appear
here on the first Monday January next and answer the
bill Of the plaintiffs and that copy Of this order be forthwith
inserted m some newspaper published in the Lynch
pg Tor two months successfully, and posted the front
door OF the Court House of this county.
\ copy-'Festc,
Oct lS-v2m R0EFRP TINSIEy rll,
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BEDFORD LAND,


virginia:
r ues held the Clct's Onicc the Circuit SUPERB
\ urEuprJa. Law aud Chauc,rt ft the Count, 81 Am
ief'', GA II and'l lho 9Th day oi August 1919.
Samuel simmons, Plaintiff,
against
Wnlamll. Camden, William II. prges, Sheriff Of Nell
san Comfy anil As such administrator dc hous with the
viii ahnuNelal Austin Wight, decd, and We-lry l..
can, Defendants,
IL CIIANCERN.
The defendant William II. tamien having entered
his appearance aud given security according the Act
Assembly aud te Rules of this Court, and appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he snot uhahtant Of this Com
monaeh Ia. odeel Tina, the said defendant d. appear
here the first Monday IN January next and answer tho
u 81 thu plaintiff ANA that copy 9t TIM, order be forthwith
inserted iva eemc pacr published in the town OF Lynch
burg two maut- excessively, and posted the front
door a the Count House of this county
\ copy-1os'c,
O-i lS-v2n ROBERT TINSIEY Cl'k
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-08

pinmp nrght aud the eap sold by AiossIs En-
Dry s. s,oseas at 81 =. being fnm u In - cents
bsye The market price. THIS. leafn. thu hfzf
crop II ih yang armef aud a. We aho y. ausniraas
ri future sucress AND have Anticipate bis
hee uing II sur bes farmers thai beautiful shore.
Buk i'm Farmer
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-08
SHE'LL. MOULD.


II tie Editor ~ fbs .3inerieaa Farmer
H. the month OF November eds. you published an
alfsis 4 oyster shell ime made BY d. Higgins. aad
yau then stated ia xuuf rcmaka that Yu1 had used lbf
she'll mould. aud considered II valuable manure, bai
that va were best pleased with IL aciian "a elpos
Il lhen vol led il siftaes masi promptly aud as have
spe quantity 1T that Huirie baud wzh "a know
IN wtai manner n prepare a compost TT manunnR my
caff eHap nts year M tbe hgl, With II the whole III
laae IL atcaaY dressed nth she'll limo. have had
an idea 81 preparing compost of II af that pups ot
the following ar ielrs, w Buodnst, filsief and salt,
and wlai fas ases shall have # uiy saving. AMI
am an kous f. kupw whether yuu thIHh a. adyIsahlu In
d. So mol 4 yuu know 81 any ingredients ha you
think will answer better.
Tie aanaeris which The shell mould was formed afa
caerost was fll9,,s: Or gusge Pa 20 gHruity a.
manure TOO acre WIS. = dante har-czeaflaadt Il
bam-ynrd ~ saHir mannfc, Whenever knd We bad IN
band, Instead NJ using - sds a such mamie We used
Il ard miyed laaAs Of sbel mould. incorporating the
Whole aeciher very thoroughly. by uming Il twice
viii sletes In die same held If eafn We used this
compss5 hall the field. and Stale manure 20 horse
earl loads pef ias4 haltul the field welded vol
On reference 10 farm book TT 80 ind the fol
leulug n4ics
'.t1s5 May t. Punished manufina II acres in the
m.llrl field aeuc halt with sable and haul-yard ma
mr; the otbfhail with Il Lad, II same aud I 3ofshe
mould fluued lu'o compost, thoroughly mixed BY sho#
yeInqp
"Is36. May 10 Finished planting corn in millsr
fell"
"le55 Nov 10 Resns--eacl half # corn in mlllet
field has Produced VOL. estimated nj 10 bushels 10 the
arfp-tfe raf maunrcd with the compost remained less
affected j., the drought olJaY han he other ttmlia.
ed ece'et throusheu' the scason and produced moe 0d
der
The compost which oHr correspondent proposes h
make Of Shell mould, b nd-lasI. a,iat aud Ases viii
iaou humble opniun be II The bes, applications
he coaB uabo 10 his rIfher In the bill broadcast.
aad we have no danbt il vii prove eqgay naaero0s
as would HaaHo. IN bau's be Will dud uoafly all tbe
elements found ia Gaano ) loafs of leIl-muald
pasbc-al haae da.l bn.he of flaster ahcI Il sai
bud HH-haist ashes. pr aete, will be o4ad AMPLE II
he luaaufrs IN tie h! and we hayc M Doubt should
tire se4soD Prove fnrhsus, would ensure Inn sige
oloP Of cum.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-08
MEMS WEAR DEpART1yEyT

We can oiof an entirely fresh Stock Of Bay's and Other
best m1ses OF hlacSanl cold FRENCH CLOTHS
llpENHNS AMI CASNtNEBFS; superior English
C1zzmefr~i American Cas=lmce~ from all the best man
Uite.1'eis' htsh Wgw styh) Cashmere, AIrino. silk
ana S'un NHSl lSENi wide black Ssfgcs; black
brown olive aud dub Collar Nelyets siipcr ..grccr
black SEWING; Pajlnzs; stla,ias aud Trimming.
Fcne,aIs' olsa Rich GBANArs, Scars; Pocke
Hardhs, So. ~.
Nc,e.r with confidence, an examination oil our Stoeb
ife u h'esals and Re'ad purchasers, leeug satisfied thai
we can On @l'nt 'oeh choice, sce'ton variety o
Nmi,or Philadelphia. " 'o"
Many oI on leading articles Of ON orn lporiafioa
The balance selected omthe best Sources and ON pcrio,
advantageous ermsi the amount of ON bsius enabliar n.
to pun IA 3et"Ntt PtehAegs. 5y-Our policy IS Il
SEA IaS' am unl at small pfqfts nPrciur,nee to mode
rate business al advanced profits IS
- IL ANEhS WILL PLEASE NOTICE THAT
W !: NAAiG AroNGE TIE VERY LOWEST PRlCt
For EVERY ARTICLE.
oct. SIN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-08
R, M, ZIMMERMAN,

ISL. Main street Eagle square, Richmond,
nfFEs l5f sale thu following aeles iIesh and IN me
~ afler.
10 bales Molier Almonds; 10 sacks Sicily do; do Eng
18Th Halnufs sacks Brazil Nuts; ~ do Pecan do 90
bss; ~ hoses Kaisin, do CHreni cases I1nnts IN
glass lars bJAes Iemos - hb Fall firpmsi eases
Preserved Gngef 100 boxes Sardns; 10 do Mdeean and
Nefmeoili; boxes Rock Candy; casks Cuuantsj Dor
leauz Oh, BAY Mater Cocoa, French Chocolate, s>e
Als5-31DO0 las aaa Cigar; a5-UGD Principe do Joouo
Limitation do 10000 Medium quality dos 5oooo ouninoh
a., 900 aniIla CAeoos p bSes Manufactured Toaac-
co. large AMI small bose, he aud MEDIUM qnaltyj Mfe1-
bau Rappee Scotch, Sa-hi5rhes, Lundy foos and lfish
Bagard Snu- 100 dozen uronoko, go do Fine Cut 100
spanish smoking Iebaeea 10 boxes gross each, me
Cut Pressed Chewing Tobacco; p gross Buckingham
Pipe ~ boxes Chalk Pipe German, Mlrshaum and 9TH
en- Pipes in great Variety Cigar Cases, Tubes * And
will be ing guary Fruit, Nuts, sc, when in their
proper season, @br will be sold upnas good terms as they
can be purchased At any otuer store IN the city.
O. Also hne assortment al Willow and straw Goods,
Baskets, Wbisps5 Blooms, t.. ~. SC
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Esl'. gg1ili0l,, EgojvsYou.

I ANiNG opened 30 RIDING HOUSE in Jarksons
VIC respectfully so7rts the patronage of those who
Schools in that place. y '"'
IER Ms per month, every thing included Sc CO.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-08

Among the beautiful samples pf wheat lef with u.s. is
one called The n y white. raised by Mir NJ d. While
dKing Island Md.-it is smooth headed. lafor and
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-08

We whose MINES ara b.,a,o,, o,,ov.d osoa,ano of
Rane Hotel. Appomalf,x Court House Vaiaka great
pleasure in Recommending to our friends and ia the
pubc generally as bin1 an Inn ai which bev will find
every comfort and attention, and where rood order viii
he ,y,eservcJ '0''''' ''' "''''' s''0 ''''' WI"
.lppoma,for com,i,-R ] Bnz, Sheriff. Henry $
Bea4ley. sheriff \ i Baker. Sherif lanes Hammer
Coa", pa"'', ""siiia' ,i,"os ,ta'1,'
C6ris,ia5 NJ u UsarT n EIoi p",,aso w ",i
d. p Robertson. N u; VIM. Trent, j p. X. Hunter !
P..Ino II PuakeltJ p; : G Anderson ! r. Z Iagr,nJ
j =; Nm II Sdll. f;Lvfr rayer9'
kee2er 8 n D,yids,n
+ Me6oensa. rso .Wm T. taya 9AVr, II ,Tbon,a
Jas ~ Tbonbs,n. AxaoIe, AIdss Chas ~ Il'a
ter l. p Br,ncb jabn " ErKinnay II, 500 S'
uel p pbelps N,v,tt A,b,,t las n ,iIs, al
Moseley. \Nm r AlInncy. W,n Arr,ngi,a Tba, II
u, - II - ~ " II, 4N'' -. ,l Jus ~
Jennings. Francis Meeks. JAS 5 pal,esn' John p 81
Clair Jospph p Bnrks. Ioe,h 'Tihks J.mss u RaeL -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-08
BALTIMORE.
GRAND D. SQUARE PIANO FORTE MANDATORY,
No & D. aud Il. EmIaw 81. BaIllmore. Md.


TUE B-CKtBE~ vaai respectfully call the attention
which f e11partses o fsrm, beauty ofstyc delraeyot
touch p. aud quality uftone, III not supass, those
81 an5 other mandatory.
Te TAT that every distinguished artist who has visited
aln1te 4r fbe tfppe II giving Concerts, has infaria-
y ssesel al heir Pianos, is the basi evidence that
fhey arc uH5utpazsea
They haze voluntary Testimonials from sch performers
te I9asfoes, MADAME AnHs Bshop, Sehubenh knoap,
and many dsflas Professors aud Amateurs, who have
used then iHsifaHeHtss
Il l. feeling efatef1 tor tie liberal patronage
already upon tAea, world further all, Who
as Disposed t. atar tm with Their patronage, that
Mains 3eus III be spared II rcndrr entire saiteIon.
Thor ,s Haruf IS lsbI= already the largest al The ln1
an t8e ~i h4s undergone further increase which they
Iii eulbie them 60 supply the demand Tor their
u,nts ENAHE y G5EltI.E,
Nos q, D and II, EutaW street.
Baltimore, Md.
y y Tho, also prepared 10 furnish wholesale deal
40. 81 favorable terHs. X. y q.
LII = IN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-08
VALUABLE TRACT or LAND FOR SALE.
DWELLING HOUSE.
poSTpoNEAlENT.

The above sale postponed in consequence of the nclem
ency 81 the weather, TIL Monday The 18th DAY of November
ncNi, ClmIbcl court day. {. l.. MOSBY.
o. lN-n2N
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-08
CLOTHING! CLOTHING!
Ready -made Clothing,

suitable t The Fan and Winter trade which am deiermin-
"a 10 sell al unusually low prices among the
be Ionnd m part, the following
Bin, hfawn olive and black CLOTH COATS, both
Dfcss, ffochs and sacks.
OVER COATS ofcfery descriptions both coarse and fine
Doc skin plin aud fancy Cashmere Satnr and cloth
PANTS, ~ ivory description aud SIZE
Sill SATIN Mer'ne and liai VESTS Of every descrip-
TN -hketise, baWersi flannel, cotton aud net under
Sih oi every description and colour; flannel and
linen. hsom Nliltrs great variety; likewise II Il.
Ni>lilNtt EOppS al every description; all we ask Is a
call whether YOU buy not, Will put them SO low
that the price cannot fail TO please.
L,B.PAbGErT, kvlo'- Corner
1 'eilS-wA Opposite Messrs. Mocm = 1sNatLin's
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Tan Ward and appurtcnanccs

the joint property OF the said Mcknight and Franklin T.,
Foundry. ' saiu
The Dwelling House is handsomely located and cons,n
ed, ON large and convenient lot, with good Kitchen an,
other suitable buildags-all together making a n,o'
most desirable family residence. 10y
The Foundry and Fan And have each all the nccc.s
apputenanees for successful operation, and are in god ~
pair and occupy advantageous positions for business
TERNS-One fourth Of the purchase money will be -
qured IN cash and credit Of six, twelve and cjgb,sc
months given the residue, in three equal ins,aln,
he deferred insalmen. to be secured by bond with gnd
personal security, mud the retaining Of the title 10 the
perly till they be paid ~ fio'
The title 10 the said property is believed 10 be good h,
acting trustee shall convey only such title as il 80,
IN ms by the Iced Of trust aforesaid e"
Oct 1S-wtI7N VIM w BOYD ,r.,
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Il. onIy Sc a. stanendons lncl. :! -

50 Geo WHOLE flckEf, cent t5a Rail Road Gu
taefatia The state Il Nsa hafk lie ordered foeiagc
Ifiriy. fud H#L.dthc Kssulfi Faf outlay oi Sil2
pfEHs S CO.'S Fafls aimed Office realized tn inannut
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-08
RAINE'S HOTEL,
-
1Siiil
.HPPOMlTTOX COURTHOUSE. IA
0n .IEaiR ~, Ig'css Of Mc Cosfrt House

0n .EaiIs ~. Bg'oss Of fhc <'0sfrt House.
FEViF undersigned is prepared ia entertain his friends
u and the public generally in manner that he hopes
will meet their APPROPRIATION. Ole assurance he can give
thai Is. he will do his best to render all. who give HIM
their patronage, comfortable according 10 their taste
lie will not disgust the public by euloaizng either him
sell or house, but refers by permsson to these few OF
his patrons and friends whose appended; and
in fact, 10 every oher person that called on him.
How'll furnish the hungry with good edbles--the lhrs-
~ with good drnlithe weary with good beds. and the
Horse viii mol be forgotten. The SERVANTS are all
thorough TANNED, aud all he asks Is call, and general
satisfaction will be given, Charge will be made.
GEO. W. A. RAINE.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-08
Trust Sale of Valuable Propertv

pursuance al the provisions of deed Of thus, ~
to the day ol October, 1916, by James n,
knight and WIFE and duly recorded in the Clerks
the County Govt o Bot etourt county, shall on sat
the l1h day 81 Nov 1873 the premises, offer ot all
public auction, the White trained e' al
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-08

% BAGS RIO, LNGUIRA ANnJNV, COFFEE IN
~ store, shd Tor sale by LACY = fA REE,
NNl-'-ts ,On the DAsiil.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-08

>Phric.-Prepare the animal for the physic by psinq
nm suit mash,s unil his dung ia soltened then give
him to dfacsms Of Barbadoes aoes dissolved OF mix
co IN pint OF warm water, and given in dfeaeh Re-
pear me dose ~ lew DAYS, and coainne the nash feed
ing ha same days after the medicine has ceased to ae
krep hay in The rack for the Nurse 10 pick
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-11-08
DWELLING HOUSE

= - Win Inc I.o on Winch II IS Situated nj -
sI-% - partenant buildings, &C. ON the main ~ up !,
leading Nssl from Buchanan, and said town b. in "a
property lately occupied residence by the said Jams
Mcknight. Nsa, the said McKnights undivided mic,
theng ene-hali thereol) in the FOUNDRY and annnr
nanees-thc joint property ot said Mcknight and -,
iimore-situaed tie road aforesaid and near the IN
dwelling house Also. the said Mcknights undivided Nv,
tercst, fbeine one half thereby in The ~
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-12
cc.a,orsaI Convention.

Pursuant to Dotice previously given, the Convention for
the nomination Of a candidate for Senator for the District
composed Of the counties OF DE Kalb. Noble and Sieuben,
met on Inc 23d day Of June, A.. ID. lS49, al the Court House
in the village OF Angola.
The convention organized by the appointment OF David Is.
Herman, Chairman. and Miles Waterman, Secretary.
The usual committee 10 receive and examine the cTeden-
tals II delegates having been appointed, they reported a full
attendance from The several counties composing the district
and having been instructed by the convention TO appOrtion
Taylor vote given lss,>November for President, they an
bounced that in this convention. Noble county was entitled
20 thirteen Votes, De Kalb county to twelve votes, and Steu-
ben county 10 ten votes.
On motion, this ratio Of representation was adopted.
The convention then proceeded 10 ballot for their candi-
Of De Kalb county, received twenty-fOur votes-scsueIing
eleven votes. Necessary 10 a choice, seventeen votes. And
Reuben J.. Dawson having received a majority over all Other
candidates, was Therefore. ON motion. unanimposly declaied
the Senatorial candidate Of the democracy Of this Senatorial
district.
On motion, Messrs. Marsh Of Steuben. Hitchcock Of Noble,
and Wade Of De KaIb, were appointed a committee 10 drah
and report TO The convention, resolutions expressive Of the
sentiments Of the meeting. in discharge OF tbs appointment
this committee subsequently, reported the following Tesoir-
tions, which. on motion, were adayie5'
Resolved, That as American heencn, having abundant
reason 10 be satisfied with our present foifn OF Government
recognizing no other sovereign but the people-we believe
our national interests are identified with the cause Of the
democratic party, and We pledge our united exeiiions 10 sus'
tain that cause against the encToschmens OF traitors and The
assaults a open or disguised foes.
Resofred, That we most severely condemn any species o
paper issue by the General Government. aud more espertaiJ
one founded on the national treasury (sueh as Swallowed foii
by Messrs. Joidsn and Fillmore. rs the very worst and mos
dangerous species Of blnking. We reeoznize IN " The germ
Of another monster, or The real and verItable bones Tefu rec
ted of the old u. s. Bsnk-lopg since crushed under The ifoi
tIsad 81 the pstn0t Jackson. We VAN the people MOI .
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-12

a candidate for Governor, will. be with MIR. Matson al his
appointments commencing at Danvile, on Saturday the I'd
day OF June, and ending at Huntington, on Saturday the 10th
OF June. And will then continue his appointments as fol-
lows At which times aud places be invites the attendance
Of Mr.. Matson, his competitors:
Winchester, Randolph Co. Thursday 18th July l o'clock.
New Castle, Henry co. Friday 18th July O'Clock.
Cambridge city Wayne CO. Saturday lith July 10 O'Clock.
Centreville. Wayne co same day 3 o'clock.
Richmond. same evening z o'clock.
Liberty, Unim co. Monday 10Th July, ! o'clock.
Fairfield, Franklin co. same evening 7 o'clck.
Connersviile, Fayette CO. Tuesday 18th July o'clock.
Laurel, franklin co. same evening z O'Clock.
Rushville, Rush co. "Wednesday 18th July / o'clock.
Shelbyviiie, Shelby CO. Thursday 10Th July I O'Clock.
st. Omer, Decatur CO. same evening 7 o'cioek.
Greensburgh, Decatur CO. Friday goth July ! O'Clock.
b ookville, franklin co. Ssturday 2lst July o'clock.
Harrison same evening Z O'Clock.
Lawfencebuig, Dearborn co. Monday 2d | O'Clock.
Aurora, same evening Z O'Clock.
Versailles, Ripley co. Tuesday Gath ] o'clock.
Rising sun, Ohio ca. wednesday 18th ! o'clock.
Vevay, Switzerland CO. Thursday Goth 10 o'clock.
Madison, Jefferson co. same evening Z o'clock.
We non, Jennings CO. Friday 9th July 10 O'Clock.
Lexington, Scott co. Saturday 2Sth July O'Clock.
Brownstown, Jackson co. Monday 30th July o'clnck.
Rockford, Jackson CO. Tuesday 3lst July 10 o'clock.
Edinburgh. Johnson CO. same evening z O'Clock.
franklin. Johnson CO. Wednesday Aug. LIST 10 O'Clock.
Martinsville, Morgan CO. Thursday Aug. ID l O'CLOCK.
MooTcsVille, same evening z O'Clock.
GTeencastle, Putnam CO. Friday Aug. Sd o'clock.
Terre Haute, Vigo co. Saturday Aug. 4h ! O'Clock.
1t will be seen that Mr.. Wright by this arrangement, will
visit all the counties in the State, excerpt IL, aud il is ex-
pectsd that Col. Lane, the candidate for Lieut.. Governor, will
visl, those portions of the State. We are authorized 10 say
designated, and that it is necessary for him to be prompt in
his appointments in order to fill the same he hopes his fel-
low-cllizens will likewise be prompt in attending the sp-
continents at the hour designated.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-12
SPEAKING.

Willinm Herod and William J Brown, candidates for
Congress in the 9Th Congressional District, will address
their fellow citizens at the following times and places:
PeIkinsville. Madison CO., Thursday, July 18th, 10 O'Clock.
Stra vion, Madison CO., same day, at 4 O'Clock.
Cicero, Hamilton CO. Friday, July 18th, 10 o'clock.
Westfeld, same day, AT 4 O'clock.
NoblesvilIe, Saturday. July l4ih, 10 O'Clock.
Bethlehem, Hamilton Co.,, Monday, July 10th, 10 o'clock.
Broad Ripple, Marion CO., same day, at 4 O'Clock.
LanesvilIe, Marion CO, Tuesday, July nth, 10 O'Clock.
HOss's Store, same day, at 4 o'clock
Buck Greek School House, Buck Creek tP, Hancock county,
Wednesday. July 18th, 10 O'Clock.
Place Of holding elections, Jones, tp., Hancock county, same
day, at 4 O'Clock.
Further appointments will shortly be made. Papers
in the different counties in the district where the ap-
pointments are made, will please publish the above no
lice. The friends of Messrs. IIerod and Brown will
confer a favor on them by putting up notices of the up
pointments in their respective viciniIies. (Jsurnal copy
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1849-07-12


The several r~andidairs fr office ia Marion County will
address their fellow citizens at the time and places fol-
lowing viz:
UarreH Township Cumberland Wednesday July Is,
at ? o'clock, p. NJ. Sharon meeting h"use, Thursday,
July 10, 2 o'cluck, r. VI.
laurence observation-disclosures Mill, Thursday August
9, nj 2 o'ci"rk, 4. NJ. ID. llus-'s Store, Thurslay, Au-
gust ,. . o'eirck. T.. NJ
Washington 1oarHshiP-Spnr's Mills, Friday July 20,
= oirluck, L. VI. AllIsnnvIlle Saturday July 81, . o'clock,
+. NJ. BROAD Ripple Monday July, %, 9 o'ciork T.. NJ.
Pike TosHshiP-Ansnsla, Tuesday, July 81, 2 u'clnck.
+. NJ. School house near :. Rheims, Wednesday -, .
o'cl"ck +. NJ.
Wayno T0uoashiP-Thoma Morrow, Thursday, July
20, : o'clock T.. NJ. Bridgeport, Friday, July q, = o
lclork. Z. NJ.
Decatur To,oashiP-Place of holding elections Satur-
day, July %, = O'Clock, j. VI.
Perry TOlcnshP-Mar's school house, Monday, Jaly
30, 2 O'clock, 4. M.
Franklin TOsosShP-DanieI Moore's, Tuesday, July
81, 2 o'clock, p. Z. New Bethel, Wednesday, August
1, . o'elork. =. H..
Centre ToDnsAip-IndranapoIis, Saturday, August 4,
9 o'clock, p. NJ.