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The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-17

BiaeE bomnazi les, Alpaeas and Orleans exra fine,
biaek Moussene de Lanes Black Bafeges an qualities:
BACK suns Widows Silks, Lace Wells and Handferchieis;
Black Embroidered Cambria Handkerchief,
Black Printed Bordered Handkerchiefs;
Black and White Lawns Black and White Caleoas.
English Clouded Calico Black and White Cbins 1;insham,
Black and White Shepherds Plaid Ginghama;
bIaek STapes, Black Alophanes and wdows Grapes;
mhHs cIspe and Arophanes Black Silk Tule;
Real Lodi Plain Black Cacnas etc an - .
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-17
sToMRAGE;, M 4 n, STORAGE.

a lkLEANS WAREHOUSES;, Magazine street inst
qo0ee JuLlG and FOucher street. bet1oeen Iia and
81 subscriber begs leave to inform his friends
and the public that he has had double flooring with mi
he recent improvements, laid in portion of his PRINCIPAL
NusnOuse expressly for the storage of coffee making
eqad point OF safety from damage if superior to the
e pest arehonse IN the city. His price for storage will
e e same as last season. viz &c. q bag per month"; He has
do room or the storage of every description of Merchandise
the lowest rates. " ~'4 w 'eH o'
at ~ Tobacco and other merchandise baled and repacked
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-17
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING
M. BARNETT e. co.
Fashionable CLOtlsi9,g.

Gentlemens' Quitting Establishment.
NO. Ii Camp street and No. 22 st. Charles
UNDER THE vERAEDA HOTEL.
'HE subscribers ene TIE field o. competition with alarpe
and elegant aTortmert ci all tire STYLES Of Fds;a
a1le Gdmpts 10, the Fall end Winter Trade; which ,bev
are 9fepaTet to sell at... lvHOLES.8L,E OK RET9IT
E we guegants e our Cloing 10 be ade well as II n,
order by the mo fashionable taoF End corps OF err
TERs are moi 70 be exceled i poni ard sk by anv
IN the Dni.ed Setes Our New Yok Horse exnrassiy,
established or the p1I2ose manufacturing Clothing oniy
adapted to the New Orleans Trade We particulav nys
Merchants alt Clohier examine our STocK al No q
6dnaD Strcet before Dlrc asing elsewhere Al ous s.
Charles ssIeety SLoRe will be folnd yerv desrabla
aSsortment OF EOS.ERY such Silk Merno and Coon
UndeG Garments Ciayats, Scars handkerchief co
ton, Wool and Silk Halt-h0se; Buckskn Kid ann sill
Gloves and in fact every article appertaInng to eene
mans wardrobe. M. BARNETT, q CO,
dl3 I'm IL Camp street and % St Cbarles n
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-17

NDiGOTS canister best quality Manila Indigo for sale
py A. E.CoCHRAN u CO., "a T0hOpplloulas q,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-17
FANCY GOODS,
Ft.8,sc5s FMbre q. Co.

Francis FlEba.e &' Co.
FASHIONABLE CLOTHING Establishment,
20 Magazine street,
the pleasure Of informing their they are now in
II receipt oil most choice selection Of Fall
OF the best materials manufactured in the latest Style most
moderate prices.
Their stock comprises in part -N
Super black and blue Trench cloth Dress Goats;
black, blue brown,oIve and dahlia F'Fock Coats;
black, brown apd olive cloth surtous;
black, brown, olive and drab Sac Goals;
brown, olive and dshia Business Goats;
black French colh Cloaks;
black AID fancy cashmere Embroidered Vests:
black aud fancy single and double-breaEted Vests;
black and fancy silk and satin Vests;
ncb figured cashmere Vests;
White Marseilles Vests, styles;
black and fancy cassiT,e-e Pants
linen and cotton Shirts;
merino, silk and cotton net Undershirts;
-. Drawers;
:. silk and cotton Elastic suspenders;
silk and linen cambric Pocket Handkerches;
cashmere and cashmere prints Robes de Chanibre;
black, white and colored Kid Gloves;
black, blue brown and green silk Umbrellas;
large assortment OF rich figured eoored black
Satin Cravats, styles;
B. Constantly hand, extensive Travelling
Trunks, Vaises and Carpet Bags.
ard viii be in receipt of fresh supplies by every packet during
me season. ms 3mI2clp
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-17

oalis a;o e,s-,,y A. WOODRUFF CO.,
o-9 on9& w los ST. Charles street.
NEW ORLEANS CARRIAGE WAR REH0TiisE
= HN ,NOs. and 20 GrdUier street. -,
ClaeeS ana Harness OF every description always CIEI
per- -IIso-E u Ep0'eu p"'-SH1zH-
Spfngs Axles Lamps Bands Cloths Leather Lace and
1aInlsh. lau8 6md&Wl E. w. HALE s. LUM
II EM0XAL.1oLOUISIANA CARRIAGE REPOsI-
IOF \; ItS COMMON and I o GRAvIER oIuInS
STREETS, ReGt OF The 81. Cherries Hoiel-H r. E+zsE|
bEACh nav ig noved hOm 46 and 4S Royal NY
ee 10 the Gboe establishment, will kee CONSTANTLY ON
naun a Rfge aeu conpee aSoftmeni of CARRIAGES Of
me iest and NOS beautiful Todes finished IN the most peT
ec sy e, mey which We're originated and built expressly
or tne petons oil this eabmept Purchasers are invited
where. , ~ MA 6mdSy w W.
CARRIAGE ANUFACTORY
E Patronage that has been extended so very hbe.
Il raly the last seven years, while Com - EF7H >
mon street, has induced the last summer to E Sz
erect large building expressly for mannfaetu- -32@k-
nng and repairing CARRIAGES. We have now one of
the arse Shops in the Southern Country and are prepared
WIN good Northern woknen, and the best Of materials to
0uld any style Of Cauass TO Oer and guaranty them
than ever before FOR REPAIRING CARRIAGES and
", although apparently out ard useless We will pay
elet on Car1ages sent repair We will also keen on
haha "a an assortment of NEW and SECOND HAND CA
hthGES which will be sold low. Old Carriages taken in
trade IeT New ones We invite the attention of those want
ing NEW CARRIAGES or their old ones repaired, to call
at the eorRer Of (sR.4YIER and CaROND ELET' Sts
next door 70 the Office of the Commercial Water Works rear
novl2 6md&W MATTHEW'S & DENMAN
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-17

"ito be loried is to be 'inebriatsd" " 'boozy,'
hgnt a, Intoxicated" or whatsoeyer else may designate
man a drunk as lord. "-EG KsisksTSeeEey,
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saddle Harness and Trunk ManuIactOrv.
SIDDIERY PFuoi7,


Tl IN Nos. 90 AND So ooMMoN st. On
srlrTAI " btWe are now opening and receiv- EkesN
ing fresh supplies, by every ar
Va NY y 2nr n large and comgete assortment of SADDLES
ana ,SADDLERH WARES: Brides; Filings: VVhns.
lam hAHSMEsS Of all kinds; Coach and Harness Trimmings
Leather h and Findings. Also, MILL BANDS Of Gum
bbaStG = GItts Pecha and Patent Stretched Leather INDIA
hCBBER STEAM PACKING and HOSE; India Rub.
per Colhng ETC., With every other article
IN 91T ne to which invite the attention Of our friends
anu ne tee puDnS. ZOO SMITH & BROTHER,
PATENT METALLIC INDIA RUBBER GOODS,
NHE subscribers Agents for the Manufact1re,s have con-
an On ag and are ready receive orders for every
variety and style OF Goods made from Gum Elastic nnder
TooRYEAR and other Patents, such as Capes Pouches
iesg,hgs and Clothing Of all kinds, Army and Navy Bags
an beds Flows Life peseFvefs, Camp Blnnkets Tents
BsnS9sack al GHn Hospital and Carriage Cloth Steam
made OF India Rubber warranted of the best G9aIity and al
az fse9Tg % %PTees Ayays hand large assortment
q ,SS5AADDLES, HARNESS, LEATHER, COACH and
HAKKNESS TRIMMINGS, TOOLS, etc., etc, at their
Saddey Warehouse, Nos 80 and 50 Common street. Second
door from Magazine street, New Orleans.
octS SMITH & BROTHER.
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w yi announce to the citizens of this city and lis
his Inc tat ie s pfepaed e attend all business in
on 1 10 hs care Dr. Elliott hooes hs iong o~nn
me ss @ e sspe|%rg s1 geon, will insSie bin oeTe 6Ss
Fra1ca 6o eht nee years in tire Ve.eriaTy Coiege Of
citY HI e @ Sea "a PidSSa, and last five Yeas II ib
so nnoa 5nv oG Ire Doe,o ohprges are from ii tn
nigh TT TFie s 4 pc t91rd ct hoIrs of the day and
and or sale. ' "eii oioRe' always on hand
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-17
COGNAC BRANDIEs,
THE PEOPIE,s ann pos,Tt

THE FEUFLk'b BILL POsIER,
~ s. c. S.7TCHELL.
PIES BILL POSTING. Thankful to fhoss ~ Hbo Wv p10 ~,
elected and those who did not for the liberal 6ev
gaSe me would wish to inform them and all the world IN
gehea hat am ready at all hours to post their bills or d
tribute them OTder left the following paces will he ar
enued 70 Crescent Office SO St Charles street; Dards oil
nee 70 amp streets Delta Office IL Poydras street, Plea
Soro SGne g9o 4hce Il Bank Place; Pcayune Coeelhouse
nl2 s q SATCIiEII po,rts pHI r, .
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SADDLERY, ETC.

TO TRAVELLERS,
81 The subscribers have in a fine G-w~(~
d&ASIfs;, Jn{ JBnT{FIEEAALQ {FIEEAALQ, R0BEs, 7TsyT 3 III
H0RSE COVERS INDIAN RUBBER I5OTIjS
IkS Ky ms, TRAVELLING BAGS etc. etc.
1lo lee 8 kOBB & CO., co Gravier st.
- FOR CALIFORNIA
SADDLES, BRlDLES, BITS, STIRRUPS etc of
~ - eeT egeEyy NgeescnPt9n INDIA RUBBER 80
Lows TARPAgIINs, SADDLE; Baos TENTS. IN
lhGla Rubber Tent Cloths, Of all sizes, for sale BY
IIO SMITH & BROTHER, 81 Common st.
sADDLERY AND INDIA-RUBBER GOODS.
ca We have hand large as 6E-sSsSS@~SSN
kJE5sM ~ melt Of all kinds of f1ll Y -LH
SkSs=2SINDIA RUBBER GOODS, SNSW
foq such as Beds Powss Ella BianRs a EeeriH@s casE:
fonches, W ater Tanks and Bottles, Drinking Cups Bags
India Rubber Cloth, and Tents.
y, complete stock of SADDLERY, TRUNKS and
HARNESS at Wholesale and Retail at the loves market
prices ~ Country Merchants and Sadders c-7 he sEn
with care j. A. HORTON & 70 P"' up
au7 d&W S. Common 81 any and II Il Cana Csn;ssI Ct
saddle, Harness and Trunk Mandatory,
John MlLLAR, 1911 ST. CHARLES sTREET tC,oney
fGod street, respectfully informs the citzens SSa
oi New Orleans and Planters of Louisiana that AeA
SxSN m ne Is prepared to manufacture and EF ~
IsSSErTJiS furnish all articles in the above
III LiISuAihtES MI ~ nHlPS SPURS. and HARNESS Of every
Sind +, MILITARY SADDLES, BOLSTERS PACK
"a SADDLES, VALISES and HOBBIES; all Of which
w b @ a as oT as ia9se who import them and warrant them
nished at short notice. -'oUe iui
az REPAIRING attended to with neatness and dis
pesen --- jyl2 6m
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LAX TOWBOAT LINE
SSSS$$EE$$:SSSsAAsSIES,H, SS$E$ SsSS$$EH$$:SsASE, ! sIAE}s,IIS,, :
s GSMMGpfGENIERY' MI i + \ GHI9S MnYS AND GLAssWARE.

HtTMEGs AND MACE--4OO pounds NJTMFCs
~ landed and in store for sale by -'O 4i1u0'
CHAs. SToUGHToN, "a Csmp II,
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BUSINESS CARDS.

L:,LEVH. Note Stock and Real Estate Broker, No.
a. 20 Camp, door from Common St, NJ Orleans. dl y
M l.. McJlLTON, Fancy and Staple DRY Goods
lNl. DedLeT q 4 Chartres street, d2i Iy
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1850-01-17
CARRIAGES. ETC.

fNARRIAGES-CARR GES-Tbesubscrib have
~ now on hand large and we-seected assort- : - =
menE me Oh ol @CAkRlAGsi and are constantly 9s
my from The best Northern Manufactores, every SHS
call W16npITMEIIH pJ MIH ~ ~ EIN EIne US q
o29 6md&W a. "0I IaS ~ $780,, 81 y Co.,
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=, g. WEBER, Boot and SiOe Dealer,

a.. CORNER or cop~u, -
'i IS $$ft:tiai as5S o'' ,''
Fra AsePS eG2saly on hand eye thing his -ncuGds
Se WIN sel at the lowest Cash Prices share Of p1bc
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= 30 and 2 Grayier street, New Orleans nj
ToMN H.. ELLIOTT d co., Commission Merchants,
pJo
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-21

No. 543 To Samuel liazzlri p NJ al New Castle, lnoia-
At sight pay Wesley Goodwin order, twenty-one
dollars, eighty cents, aud charge to account Of
department, charged oath August, lS42 T. A. WleK'ine'
Post Master General WhitIiesey Auditor p o. DEPART
ment. SCI IS.
There evidence execution OF the draft,
One RchaId edwin, witness, stated that he had heaId
conversation between the pa,rs relative to post once
draft which the plaintiff admitted unpaid and promised
10 SETTLE but could state for what amount the dTa was
drawn, with certainty when The conversation occurred
The plaintiff poslmasler and the defendant mail
who frequently had drafts upon the plain
tiff This being all the evidence relative 10 the daii intro
duced by the defendant the excluded it from the jury
Held That there in this. Such DAFT could
not be evidence Of demand against the plaintiff unless he
had accepted II. or promised to pay and The statements
of Goodwin vague establish such
eepance promise.
The following note was also introduced in evidence:
Due Ashley Goodwin seventy dOllai 10 be paid ia bank
able paper when wanted. SAMUEL HAzzARD.
January lst. lS4l."
No evidence given OF demand Of payment and the
draw interest until demand made Held That the
in effect payable demand and that this instruction
therefore correct Affirmed. with per cent. damages
Slate rel The Board IF Of Daries
~ rs Speers ct al Error TO The Dlviess c. c.
Per CuRIAM-A county being elected for three
and until his elected and qualified
hold for indefinite pead if Is elected
and qualified Tuley ct al The State, at The present
tenn.
aveImen in the declaration that an officer
in office until certain period beyond years equivalent
TO avefment that elected aud qualified
until after that period The breach alleging that the
had funds in his hands belonging the county &c.,
which ne failed and refused to pay 10 his successor
is sufficient. State Bolton, Backf 337 Vide State
The declaration the last bond is sufficient. Reversed.
Remsuded for further proceedings.
State REL the Board Of Commissioners If Dariss
fy Us Spears ct al Eor to the DAvess c. C. Same point
decided.
fyrs Spears ct at Error to the Daviess C. Same point
decided. ee sEefet lr
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-21
MARES&ED.

On the evening of The 18th inst, by the Rev MIR.
The printers forgotten this occasion; and
they unite, one, in invoking blessings the happy
couple They all know brother HoIT; and knowing
him. they know that his amiabIe lady has made selec-
ton which will never be regretted.
On "Wednesday morning, the 18th inst, by Rev. c. L.
Babb, Mr. L. II. SARGENT, OF Cincinnati, Miss CARO-
LINE G. BABB, of this city.
On the 9th inst, by Thomas Morrow, Esq Mr. JAMES
III. ToMLINsoH Miss NANCY, daughter of Mr. Joel and
CaIbarne CouaTroe, both OF this county.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-21
Approved Jan. l9, Ie5I
JOSEPH A WRIGHT.

AN ACT to amend entitled confne voters
their respective townships approved JAN b. lS45 far
the same relates TO the county o. Martin.
WHEREAS 1t is extremely inconyenent for large portion OF
the voters of the county of Martini many of the
year. get to and from their respective precincts in the
era townships Of said county and is at all times for many
of them OF the in which said county Is
divided l. the other by the fork of
White river and of its tributaries and WHEREAS,
ing the peculiar location of said county il is impossible to
remedy the Inconvenience aforesaid by changing the bou
diaries OF the several townships therein the places OF hold
ing elections in said townships Therefore,
SEc l. Be 10 enacted BY The General assembly Of tie STATE Of
Indiana That entitled conne their
respective Townships approved JAM 49, 1885, be and the
hereby amended that hereafter the qualified voters OF the
county Martin shah be permitted and allowed to vote at
any general election therein township OF said county
adjoining contiguous to the one IN which they may respect
lively reside.
SIC That so much Of the said which this is
amendment the provisions of this act, be and
hereby repealed far the relates TO said
county Of Martin.
SEC g. This act shall be In force from and after passage.
G. w. CARR,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JAMES H. LANE,
President Of the Senate.
Approved January 10, 1880 81
50 JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-21

tive duties which bond shall be approved Of by the Board
OF trustees of the townships where such
reside, and shall also take the customary oath of Office,
which said oath subscribed by said shall be
dorsed their respective official bonds, and shall be filed
with the several boards Of Township trustees.
SEc a. Said shall return list OF all the taxable
property in their respective townships the auditor of said
Stubeu county, before the first Monday in May
ceedng their elections which said lists shall by the auditor
sitting board of equalization of the made
and returned
SEC 5. In any vacancy from any cause whatever
shall occur in the Office of any to be elected under
this act the Board OF Township Trustees where such
cancy OCCURS shall appoint suitable person to act
such who shall be governed in all respects by the
provisions of this act.
SEC Said township SHALL under OATH render
to their respective Boards of Township Trustees just and
true of the services by them done ana performed
IN their capacity Of and for such services shall
ceve compensation at the rate Of dollar and i've
cents day. be paid of the Of the
tive townships a other township debts paid.
SEC Z, Regular OF the votes gwen in the several
townships for ASSESSOR shall be made by the judges of cleo
tons, in the other officers for and shall
be the duty of the Clerk of the Steuben Circuit Court with
IN thirty days after the opening and counting out said
turns make official certificate of the election of
such persons in each nshp have the highest number
of votes for said Office Of assessors and transmit the to
the persons elected.
SEC. 6. All laws and parts of laws conflicting with the
provisions Of this act, hereby repealed.
SEC g. Ths shall be in force from and after its pas
sage.
G. w. CARR,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
JAMES H. LANE,
President of the Senate.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-21

UPWe are requested to announce the name ofABsER
SMITH candidate for Constable OF Centre township
the township election in April next, by
MANY CITIZENS AND VoTERs.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-21
Approved, Jan. 10, 1850.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.

AN ACT provide for the election of Township
in the County of Steuben.
SECTION l. BE enacted By The General Assembly Of the
State Of Indiana That much of tho law authorizes and
requires the election Of county in and for the
county of SteubeD, is hereby repealed.
SEC There shall be elected in the county Of Steuben,
the first Monday in August, 1850, and thereafter
annually, and for each township OF said
Steube county, by the qualified voters thereofresPecvely
Such shall hold their Offices year from the date
Of their election only and shall within their respective
townships do and perform all such duties now,
qured by law be done and performed by the county
Of said Steuben county.
SIC g. Before entering upon the duties OF their rspec
tive Offices and within eight weeks Of their election, said
township shall each give bond payable to the State
Of Indiana in the penal Of FIVE hundred dollars, condi
toned for the faithful performances BY them OF their respec-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-21
''' JOSEPH A. WRIGHT

AN ACT relative the sale OF land for in the county
OF Johnson; and other purposes
WHEREAS, On the first Monday in January 1880 there
vancancy in the Office Of Treasurer OF Johnson county by
whereof the lands said county heretofore returned
liable TO be sold in part whole for the due from the
owners thereof, offered for sale according TO law
Therefore,
SIC. l. Be By General Assembly offhe State
bdana That all the lands said county of Johnson hereto
lore returned and remaining delinquent for which,
much thereof might be necessary for the Of the
taxes due thereon subject to sale on the first Monday in
January, 1880 if the said due thereon shall remain
due and unpaid the first Monday in Jan 1851 shall be sold
IN the same and the notice. provided
by Flaw IN where the sale of land subject sale
Is not perfected for OF bidders
SEC z All the unpaid the duplicates of John
son county, which have been settled for by William Bridges
Tor Mr. Treasurer Of said county, with the Auditor of said
county, may be collected by the present Treasurer his
oce distress and sale the directed
art CHI r. OF the Revised Statutes of S43 by action of
debt IN his name before justice Of the peace court
having Jurisdictions ProUided the collected in
year after the taking effect OF this
SIC s. The treasurer collecting any all OF the unpaid
aforesaid shall appropriate much thereof
In the discharge OF the liabilities of said Bdges such
suer 70 johnson county, and shall be paid
SAID William Bridges, mis- heirs assigns.
Sec The Secretary of State shall this act be pub
shed IN the Indiana State Sentinel and State Journal from
which time il shall be in force.
G. w CARR,
speaker of the House Of Representatives.
JAMES H. LANE,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-21
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.


AN ACT defining the duties Of the Treasurer Of Dearborn
county, and other counties therein named and other Of
ficers in relation to the Common School Fund Of said
counties
WHEREAS The Boards of Commissioners of the counties Ct
Dearborn Henry, Clinton, and Switzerland have levied
year undred and forty nine the several
taxes authorized 10 be collected by act entitled can act
to increase and extend the benefit Of Schools
approved January l7th l849 And tcereas is believed
by many citizens Of said counties that said tax
ssssed year than contemplated or authorized
by said law; And heyeas large amount of said tax has
been already collected by the Of said counties
and the citizens of said counties having adopted the law
by majority Of votes and anxious to have II en-
forced without unnecessary delays therefore,
SEc l. Be enaeted ty the General assembly of State Of
Indiana That far the counties of Dearborn. Henry,
Clinton and Switzerland concerned, the said emit
tied and extend the benefits of
schools approved January II, 1874 shall be taken and
construed authorize the assessment collections and dis
trbuon of said school for the year eighteen hundred
and forty nne that the easurers Of said counties here
by authorized collect the balance of the their du
pcafes yet collected and distributed the
provided by law for such distribution.
Sec g The several school districts in said counties, shall
be entitled to their dstrbuve shares of the several flu nds
applicable school purposes at the time the first annual
distribution Of said funds whether they may have organized
elected their officers according to the requirements of
said law not.
SEC g. This shall take effect and be in force from and
after its passage. G.. W. CARR,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JAMES H. LANE,
President Of the Senate,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-21
approved January 20 '''O JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.

AN ACT to authorize the clerk Of the circuit Of
Carroll county 10 sell certain lots therein named
SEC l. Be enaced By the General assembly OF the State
Of Indiana That the clerk Of the circuit court Of Carroll
county be and he hereby authorized 10 sell and dispose OF
outot No and in lot No. 49, OF the lots the town plat
Of Delphi for the best possible price that be Obtained
WATCH forfeited the school fund for the non-pymeDt
Of and princpa and ught in by said clerk
SEc II shall be- the duty Of said clerk to cause the
outlet No to be laid off into lots OF the size Of
the in-los Of the OF Delphi, nearly the
nature Of the will admit Of and 10 advertise the same
for sale three of the public places in the town Of
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-02-21
DEER.

On the evening of the 9th inst after illness oil
about one week, Mrs Ruth THOMPSON, consou OF Hon
John III. Thompson, Of this place.