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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-16
Democratic Convention for the District
Of Hancock and Madison Counties.

Pursuan, to pre-, ious notice the Delegates fom the
Of Hancock and Madison in Convention
Pendeton Saturday, the 4lh day of May, 1850. On
motion, David ;. GoOdng chosen President, and
Enoch M. Jackson aud G. W. Sample were chosen Sec
reares The President taking the chair, expressed
his thanks the convention for the unexpected mark OF
confidence in calling him preside their debera-
ons and eOquenty expressed the objects OF the meet
ing.
were appointed committee report the names of Del
egaes Convention then adjourned to meet again at hall
past o'clock, same day
AT half past one o'clnck, p NJ Convention met.
On motion OF Alley il resolved, that each Town
ship Ohers being twelve in each county, be allowed
vote.
A letter was then received from d.. John II. Cook,
and read in the convention, defining his position.
The Of John Hum and John ii. Cook were then
announced candidates for nomination for the Office Of
Senator.
nomination OF candidate for Senator, Robert Worser
and A. T. Hatfield acting as iellers.
On the fret balIOtng DR. John Hunt received sixteen
votes, and DR. John Fl. Cock eight votes John Hunt
having received majority Of all the votes, declared
duly nominated a candidate for Senator.
The names Of Gen. John Milroy Jonathan Evans, John
Foster H. H. Hall, and r. A. Riley were announced as
candidates for Senatorial Delegate IRON said counties
The convention then proceeded tn ballot for the NOM
instion of candidate for Senatorial Delegate, Robert
Worster and A. F. Hatfield acting as isllers. Reuben
Riley having received a majority of all the votes given
declared duly nominated candidate for Senaoria
Delegate for said countless
Hon. A. F. Hatfield being called TO the Chair, Davit
s. Goodng offered the following resolutions whish
read and unanimously adopted:
Resolved That is the unanimous opinion OF This con
SsDon, that California should be admitted State %
this Union Immediately and unccnnected with any ques
ton compromise whatever in reference 10 slavery.
Res0lred That this convention, and the Democrac.
generally Of this district proud of the noble and pa
riotic Of the Hon Thomas H. Benton In the Sen
of the IT, S. the admission Of California Stat
Of this Union and in resisting the machnstons OF th
sonihern dsuniOniss.
Resolced, That the Democracy of this district will
tain land II need be, sacrifice their lives in support OF
the Flag Of this Union, whatsoever may be the standard
bearer and let the Perdious arm Of rebellion be raised
whatever quarter il may.
On motion, the proceedings Of the Convention wer
ordered be signed by the president and secretaries
published in the sIndlsna State Sentinel and the sDem
ocrat,' published at Anderson.
On motion the convention adjourned, sine de-
ID. s. GOODING, President.
G'I %. s ~ ,as.'''' Secretaries.
Pendeion, May 4, 1850
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Attention. wheat Growers!

"A. U a a K q Z u,
NNOULD respectfully rail- the attention of Wheat Growers
w the public grrealy the fact that they now
manufacturing the sSPRLF0 F00NDERY' in Richmond.
Wayne county, Indians all the various kinds Of
THRASHING MACHINES,
country. among which may be founl
the following:
The TraSslng F1d Thrashag Machine upon which the
eNped) which aud cleans the Grain
requires number hands tend than Machine in
signed for running the stationary Separating aud Cleaning Ma
hine which manufacturing ia superior
The we'll FOurorse Power TamHg shan and -Four,
Five sixIorse reputation OF which
is established, q word in
favor.
Marines the shortest notice. and
the reasonable They think they offer greater
wishing purchase machine than
an other shop in the country.
Castings af every description and Woolen Machinery such
double and gle Cardng Machines. Coadeners sad Jaw
Jacks Power Looms Wrapping shines, &c., made order
a stvie not % be exceiied.
Q<-Wheat good horses taken in exchange for work.
Richmond. May 7. 1850 O33mf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-16

A WISE CHARACTERIZATION Of the Press.-Henry
Keller, a musician. convicted in Pittsburgh
Court recently for cowhiding editor for crit-
cism on him. In passing the sentence, the Jadge
said:
"You have been found guilty of assault and bait
terry. IF you had been libelled or slsndered in a
newspaper, you might have had legal redress. Ar
lists, well statesmen and politicians, open
to criticism. The man who in this country, where
liberty prevails, and where all men should be sensi-
tive Of their honor, raises cowhide TO his neghbor
should be prepared to die at his feet II is gross
outrage. The sentence Of the court is that you pay
fine Of 800 and the cost Of prosecution"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-16

RIGHT SENTIMENT. "A lnrge and enthusiastic
meeting of men of oil political parties was held al
BOonVie No. on The Sth inst. to take counsel as 10
the present political Of affairs. The character
of the meeting may be Guessed from the following.
which we take from series of resolutions adopted
Reselred, That We have abiding confidence in
the capacity of the people for sefgovernment, and
that if Congress shall abuse It's constitutional power,
In any manner not cognizable before the supreme
the people competent to apply the correct
i've at the polls.
RsSolUed. lastly, that are uncompromisngly
opposed TO nui6cation secession, disunon. and the
Nashville convention
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-16
FIRE AND WATERPROOF
ROOFING HgATEESIA

vEE respectfully beg leave cali the attention
OF the community this invaluable
In the
kinds OF roofs and in this city, although recently
Judgements perfected ny which the subscribers
abled the roofing
country the notice aud the
term.
They economical in construction they effect consider
able saving OF side and WALL which
s 1. 20 h,o;nr bds e Pre s ann an IN
nearly level they NAV be used conveniently for all the
OF yards The daily refer
sufficiently their durability for those purposes
Orders respectfully solicited. LOUDEN & DUFFY.
CERTfFlCATE-We the undersigned having used the com.
position roofing Louden Duffy
commend its believing all the
ed to it az a fire and water proof composition.
Daniel Yandes, Hon w Peasee, S Ward,
HJ&B Horn George, Nathan EDWARDS
Palmer, Warrer, as used by
Mr. Louden) David Craighead, Ramsey,
Geo w Mears, Geo McOua Hon s L Perkins,
Gen J P Drake, / n Roll, WIN Sheets,
] A m
REFER TO
Judge Morrison, s w Norris, Morris Norris
L Browning J ID Defrees, Rev c Babb.
Indiana polls. MAY l, 1850. IOl-u
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state Of Indi.,ma, Mario., County

In Chaneery.
Ohed Fooe and Cynthia Ann Bags, formerly Cynhin Ann
Foote by her husband and e-d Frederick
Bags Joseph Lefavour Abraham Reck Philip W. seibert
and others
TUNHE said dcandsn Abraham Reck and Philip w seiher
hereby notified, that the 10th day Of April A. D..
named compliments fled in the office the clerk
Circuit Court their bill Of complaint against 10
Of certain proceedings
the in certain suit In chancr wherein the said Jo
complainant and Samuel Merrill and Daniel
OF the OF Obed Foote
Others defendants determined IN said Marion Circuit
thereof la the eighteen hundred
rtyix nd also supplement- to said biz OF the said
panant which said supplement each made defend
and pending In said Tha
they appear aud plead demui said supple
mental complaint efore the calling
the Of said Court the them win be taken
confessed. Attest WM. STEWART. Clerk.
WnlpoIe Quarles. solicitors for complanants. 96
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-16
NEW BOOKS.
HDoss ( RAY have this dav received

I'D OSS RAY have ths day received
Latter Day Pamphlets No. Downing street, by Thomas
Carlyle;
The Maid of Orleans-auhor Of 'whtefriars !"
The Fear Of the World, Living for
Mayhem;
dictionary Engineering,
Poems ui Alice and PbRbe Cary, lst edition
Exploring Expeditions Of Wilkes, Durve, Ross and Lynch
I volume:
Lynrhs Expedition Jordan
Druggists Receipt Book, by enry jeaslky-new work
Wayeriey Novels, in 5vols-Walier Scott.
(f,ed Of Rrou n;n~ss II fel
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-16
Indianapolis Steam Boiler and Sheet
Ir0la Factory.

HNHE undersigned being practical workmen through
experience of the hrst establishments Eng
land and Wales prepared make and repair TO order Boilers
Chmney description, cheap other
in the They have also machinery
fixed for punching Washers cutting Pow shares, and cumming
Saws require but little fling and danger Of breaking
the teeth
Situated ON Penn.yvona street, south of Office.
All wishing purchase are invited to call
Nav m KELSHAW & SINKER
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-16
WILSON'S Metallic Fire and Water.
Proof Paint.

THIS justly and extraordinary metallic substance
before the public years and has
tire satisfaction all who used had applied their
work. becoming docs hard the hardest and per-
fectly fire This paint
used roofs brick and psered houses barns ratings
machinery, besides being the Of paint for carriage work
susceptible high polish will In
the preventive offered
public
consignment Of the above paint just received and for sale
wholesale nd retail, by SIDDALL LEA,
Jour south side Washn
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-16

With many experience the Hard
missing every effort satisfy earnestly oe
To his present increased large and well assorted Of Hard
~ar consisting in part Of table and pocket cutlery. carriage
trimmings elliptic also heavy Of Sho-nberger
American aud English Blister Steel Strel German strr
Castings, Bsbbrt Metal, MousecIe Anv Stocks and Dycs
Blaeksntt bellows, shoenberger Nails Spikes, Brads
Lke~s large stock Of Parlor and Cooking OF every
ry and e Wholesale and retail the cash
prifl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-16
Committee Meeting.

a 80 The DenocTatic Committee for Marion
X A7ESM County will meet at the State Sentinel Of
SWW(<<SN6 on Saturday, May Is, at O'Clock. for
Sse<SsS<=z( the purpose Of nominating candidate for
Representative which becomes necessary in consequence Of
the deeInation Of Hon. VIM Robson. The Importance Of
the mai,ess be acted upon is hoped will the
prompt attendance Of every Of the COMMITTEES
By order.
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DISSOLUTION.

HHE partner.hP hrofe under die firm Of Kellogg
- x fandcs Dissolved
Said business will be continued by Kegy BY whom
al IA, and setmrns of the
made III. KELLOGG
April l8, 1850 o33w ]. w. YANDES.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-16
LIFE INSUi,ANCE

SPRATT'S Spiral twisted Carbonized Anneaed Iron Light
- ming Rods with accurately fitted brass connecting
joints and glass oters Of ingenious construction, de-
cedyt best article of the kind offered to the pablo
They mounted with solid platinum silver twelve inches
long, with angular gold plated mag
nets which supplied every ten feet thus furnishing most
electric fluid Forty feet this rod
with ''hxng joints oaters, and for the small
OF FIVE doiarsLnnger rods 2t foot Platinum silver
Put free OF charge by experienced hands
Reeaees-Capt- Voorhees,, C. w. Cady d. Yandes, j. l..
Defrees DR. Bulard the Trustees
of the Deaf and Dumb Asylum. For sale by
May 4-l02 HENRY :. KELLOGG.
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Cheap as the Cheapest, aud Bestcr than
fHe RpSft

SAMUEL HETSELGESER,
THANKFUL for informs his friends and
that he sill continues the Blacksmithng
branches the old stand Kentucky south Of the
sonic Hall.
hoeng done the shortest notice. and reduced pees
Plain Si steel toed, 81 IS. cash up.
p s. All who have of over
will confer particular favor ny settling the =
India La AnriIa L.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-16
III MI O q.
ton Street, opposite the Deaf and Dumb

Washington Street, opposite the Deaf and Dumb
Asylum
THNHE undersigned respectfully informs his friends public
In that he has opened this day READING ROOM,
where large of English and German papers
s,any There hitherto been of this kind
city is hoped the public viii be disposed sustain the
twill endeavor well ordered aud
Give call. HERMAN HERROiD.
Indianapolis, April ~, 1850. 96-3w
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Indiana state University,

frequent inquiry
The Summer session will Thursday the second day
of May, and will close on the l4th day of August
II desired that students intending the University
should be the FIRST day Of session.
until the last day. from the such
in study the habit Of Punctuay and order
self part guardians
should bear it in mind that in permitting punctuay
either in entering in leaving the University they doing
their wards essential injury the work of
ton.
The Of tuition those the college
those IN the preparatory classes six dollars Two
dents heretofore admitted the certificate of the
y board free of tuition The OF boarding
lar dollar and a half per eek
9i4wis A WYLIE, Pres. Ind. University.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-16
REMOVAL.

UILY Co have removed their Hat and Cap
old stand TO that lately occupied by VIM. SARGENT
Cragheads Drug Store. where they opening
stock for which, with their old stock
Of the extensive establishments
still adhere the low price policy which has made their
POPULAR and would respectfully
good Hats and Caps teir goods and
before purchasing. May 4-f02tf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-16
NEW HOOKS!

EDO sS RAY have this day received
kN The Easketches Of Travel in Egypt and the Holy Land
by Rev. J. A. Spencer NJ. A. illustrated.
Hcrnes Of the Missionary EnterPrie sketches prominent
Female Missionaries, by Dauel c Eddy.
Nineveh and Remains by Austin Henry Layard ID. C. L., in
. vois-Sf 7s-cheap edition.
webser's Trial, pamphlet form.
4-I02 One door west OF Brow ninrss Hotel.
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a CARD.

~ EsSRS. ROSS & RAY having successors in
w the Book and Stationery business purchase Of the
stock recommend them the confidence OF friends
patrons and TO all who may wish purchases line.
MORRISON TALBOT
The undersigned having purchased the entire Morrison
Talbot, will continue the Stationery
she title of Ross Ray the old
ings and would solicit, and hone
patronage extended to the late finn.
THEODORE A. ROSS,
CHARLES A RAY.
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PERIODICAL AGENCY.

RAY door west of Brownngs have had trans
EN fered the Periodicals lately delivered
subscribers in this city by F. Fay embracing among others
the following popular serials:
Backwood's Magazine. and the
British Quarterly Reviews
The London Literary Journal,
American Gallery Of Art,
American Reviews, and the
La,Iyis and Gentiemen's Magazines.
received Magazines from Mr. Fay and
any wishing subscribe, will please callon ROSS RAY,
100 Booksellers and Statoners.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-16
FALCONER II HlGHET'S MARBLE


THE work Of this yard "a branch Of which was lately in OPP
Grafton Indianapolis will he executed for present
Madson where variety of first quality
Italian and American Marble and the Free will al
hand. Until the branch place
orders le at Mr. Bradshaw's the Madison Railroad
with Willis will
Work in the Cemeteries will he
ner, and az Cincinnati prices. FALC0NER HIGHET.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-16
OFFICIAL.

GEORGIA LANDS FOR SALE.
THE resolution Of the 3eneai
Assembly ~ Indiana approved January 10TH 1919,
authorizing sell the Interest e
all the of Indiana has and eeH hHndred
shares Land. situated In the of Ter Mong nefy Pu
iasi stale Of Georgia. being upwards al tre
hundred aud ihusand dollars
Indiana Western Bank Of New York. al
Rochester, Prpxs the purchase OF said land WIZ ne received
by Indianapolis,
1851 The highest bidder i the interest OF the Stale IN said lands,
viii rsceye under of the General Assembly
hmins the sale and of the Will be required
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT, Governor Of Indiana.
indianapolis, February al, 1850
0FrrcE TsEAsurEs STATE,
Indianapolis, FobraaSy 81. 1850.
J.
this oce hnd the
Treasury OF the sale Of the Georgia Lands.
am very respectfully, your obedient servant,
60 3aos JAMES p. DRAKE, Treasurer Of State.
1.-THE J'nal Of Cmmece New York and ConsluonsIi-l Au
win the weekly insertions, aud send
bills To this Office for liquidation
OFFICIAL.
SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY.
THE OF OF the General Assem-
approved January 2ist, 1850, being entitled
provide for the sale Of portion Of No. IS in the of
the Indiana Central Medical College, viii proposals
until the Of June ground situated
No. twenty Eve (25)
said Of land has been appraised by James Blake
W. H. Monson the OF thirty five hundred and
No bid will he considered for less Than the appraised
The will he sd credit OF the
annually
hmed u rejected by the General Assembly
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT, Governor.
Indianapolis, Febnary DC, 1850. s3aw3m-Journa copy.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-16

A BRAN a. HAMMOND and HUGH o'NEAL having 'ssu>c
"A psruerrhp in the practice Of Law indianapolis VIZ
professional entrusted them In The
circ~i They will IN the chce heeoto<e
by ONrai, where II may an times he ftand
March9 esn HAMMOND O'fEAL.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-16
CHARLES R. DAVIS.

SUCCESSOR TO Davis Ray, will continue
. In all It's various branches at the old stand
Crsgheads Drug store where found general
assortment Of Medical school
Books also Blank Books and Stationery every variety
low est prices. wholesale and retail. q3tf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-16
SPEsING q sU iiNI Ear STYLES
.JEWEIRK

w H. TALBOT just received all the styles Of
Jewery such Breast Pins, Of various settings. finger
rings heavy rings entire
and bracelet clasps gold pens and ncl shirt
and collar buttons gold guard and chains
greatly reduced prizes The
Inc the stock and prizes.
Stor,o puosifsR Rom - etsl.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-16

CANDIDATES.

Fee for announcement 81 paid advance; IL paid in
advance, s1l
MEssRs. CHAPMANs * SPASN :-Please announce the
name Of ABsER SMITH rs an Independent Candidate
for the Office Of Sheriff Of Marion County, the August
election, in favor OF License, and obIixs y"ur friend
ABNER SMITH.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-16
WABASH AND EIsIEs CANAL LANDS

SALE OF T70,UOO dCREO.
rU,HE win oder for "a Al
n the Land Office in IoglDpot, the ssth DAY OF MAY
NEXT 10000 Acres Of Land
Lands eeCfd with aud are generally
f rate farming They will he sold Of ~ acres, az
purchasers. principally the
Lake, Porter, Marshall Fulton Pulaski Willie Jasper,
Tippecaau Wabash The numbers aud description
sale, he had application John W. Wright,
Land Office oganpon AFTER the hrst day
March, These lands appraised 25 10 50
Terms Of sale cash.
the sale will lie reserved those lots tracts OF lana,
the occupied and
selected under with the stale Trustee
CHARLES BUTLER, 5,-..,... L.,
A. NJ. PUETT. H'"''@
Office Of the Trustees Of the Wabash and Erie Canal.
TEsRE HxUIE. Dec. 17fh, fs49. eau
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-05-16

New York Posr OFFICE suspect that few
persons aware Of the amount Of labor perf,rm.d
inside OF The walls OF certain bndidg in this city,
called the "fos, Office" but which was once occup-
ed Tor other and more sacred purposes. In tina, bull
ding. unpretendng its exterior is, four thousand
Tour hundred and eighty mails daily made up,
more Than two-hrds Of which are made up twice in
the day, making nearly 1900 mails-separafe mills
made up each day This, too, is exclusive OF the
mails By the California. Bremen and British Steamers
the preparing of which, as our readers must be we'll
aware. IS now matter of small labor. THESE
separate mails forwarded in two hundred and
sixty bags, each carefully secured by lock. Two
hundred large canvass bags Of newspaper are also
despatched daily. aud on three days Of the week
Wednesday. Thursday and Friday-the number is
increased 10 four hundred and fifty; indeed the FRI
dlys newspaper mil is generally even larger. Such
the outgoings Of the New York post office. The
meanings being added. there are about fifty Thousand
letters daily passing through the office. and aver
aging daily lingering Of about 100 000 newspaper.
This vast amount Of business, which allows OF no
interruption or postponement is transacted by seven
ty-six clerks and thirty carriers with their nssist-
ants. OF the seveniy-six clerks seventy commence
their abors at hafpas five o'clock in the morning
and remain on duty until halfpast four FIVE O'Clock
in the afternoon. Some remain until halfpast six.
when six night clerks go on duty and remain until
five O'Clock in the murning 1t will not be contend
ed, we imagine, that post Office cerkship is much
of snecure.-N Y. Com. ADV.
The house of gentleman in New Orleans en-
tered by some daring thief on the night of the 18th
/ inst. whilst he and his wife soundly asleep,
and gold watch and lot If jewelry belonging to
the lady removed from under their pillows. The
thief bel ped himself kiss, too. the fair cheek
of The lady,
/ The Debts contains poem. founded on The above,
in winch the wife is represented complimeniing
the husband when awakening in the morning, upon
The extreme ardor Of his affection. which had caused
him to embrace her tendery in his Sleep After this
they discover that the iewelry has been taken by a
thief. and the wife says, "1hen the feiloU must hare
stolen that kiss" He en,erprising rogue,
any how.
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sANCE.

INSURANCE..
Protection Fire and Marine Insurance
Company of Hartford, Conn.
INCORPORATED IN 1925.
Annual Premiums CaTitql Stock, and Surplus Fund
S1.OOO.OO0.
uNHIS old and responsible Company continues to issue policies
the dwelling houses, household
furniture stores stocks of goods warehouses; aud contents mills
and manufactures, &C. sc, against
Loss or Damage by Fire:
Also, goods the hazards OF
LNL.7ND TRANSFORMATIONS
and upap the
C9RGOES OF SEA VESSELS.
Simon Yande Esq.,. having resigned the for this old
and responsible Office the having bees duly ap
pointed bis to the prepared To issue pol
res in both the Fire and Marine Departments the moiaof
abie
Company having in the last IS
paid millions Of dollars at their several agencies
throughout the United and the British Provinces have
a1ished reputation for sovency and fgdeang which
challenges with other the
continent Of America. The ed from article
Day Book exhibits briefly the standing and policy of the Com
pany.
THE Moneyed always prosperous
city of Hartford half famous throughout
with which they formed managed corporations
of this description No Hartford Bank Company has
d! These Companies than whole
scattered their risks nearly State Of the Union and
failed the nnumeraie losses which they have
insured against"
arising pou policies the under signed will
promptly adjusted and paid the General Agency once To-
Gated Cincinnati o. large portion OF the funds Of the Com
ncluding all received the Western agencies
deposited with the raj the Company Cincn
natl for tue payment of Western and Souhe:n losses
Apply WILLIS w. WRIGHT, Agent for the city OF Indian
apolis. and for Marion county % amos wesw
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NEW BAKERY.

rENE undersigned having for the last eight months heen
u company with John E. Kingsbury, has commenced
business for himself the second House Brick bHRg)
Court House and e soah side Of Nam street Having
live he socs share the public patronage
and will endeayo carrying out the principle of live and let
furnish BREAD CAKES aud CRA CKERS both
and price, such shall favor him with their
t. J. ZOOS
Ps Crackers and Cakesby the wholesale II the Crackers
with the stamp of j. L. kngsbury, which for eight
months Ihape have we'll,
stamp on. they will taste as good. 96-3w 7. J. r