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MUSICAL NOVICE,

F1IE subscriber wishes call the attention of musicians
i to an Flat CORNET, or VALVE BUGLE, which
he has just completed and improved principle
tanning all the good qualities of the Flat Buge wiz volume
of tone and rapid execuon and Of the false and
perfect tones which the Buge subjects it can be play
ed with ease through the whole compass of two and half
ocaves, and produces the quality of tone throughout
D Flat CORNETS, TRUMPETS, E Flat BUGLES, DC,
manufactured and warranted prove good recon-
mended All kinds of INSTRUMENTS used in Brass Bands
selected and furnished to order fNs 7s ,Htst
Also few good Secondhand INSTRUMENTS for sale cheap
let W Please cali and examine 236 MAIN STREET.
PdineS Block, corner of Pleasant st. ISAAC FISKE.
Worcester Aug g. 1850. e. utffr TVvt 81 diff
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BOOT FORMS

CONSTANTLY on hand and made to order from the be
~ Of seasoned Lumber. Also, Seam Rubbers Reeds n
tent Screws, &c u Express orders promptly answered
G. E. WILDER
Aug j. eod&wtf CeRtrrL Street Steam NH
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Best Medicine in the Market,

and they carry out their Professions BY recommending and
using it.
1t never has failed in any of the following complaints
though it has been used by them all
Scrotntd, Consumption Kings Eu, Salt Rheun, Fry
stpelaS, Scodedd, TighneSs of the Chest Dyspepsid
PdLpitaton Of The Heart, Gnd all Nervous fections GEN
erat Debility, Piles Fuor Aibs, RheumdtiSn Syphilis
Lrer Complaints, all Kidney Complaints Cancerous u-
nlors, Mercurial Diseases. &c.
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AUCTION
Dwelling House and Lot for Sale.

- HE Estate on Pleasant Street. opposite Chestnut
EiS -, wei known as the property formerly owned
IzASAand occupied by DIR. o. III. BLOOD. The House in
soou ode and the lot large and well stocked with the
irut trees very desirable residence for any one
wishing 70 purchase Terms easy The property can be
examined and particulars learnt by calling on the subscriber
! Q mo. IS dwistf BENZ. BuEFIIM. Pleasant-st-
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SEWING,

SEWING.
M hs. z. COREY respectfully gives notice that she
~ VIII do all kinds of SEWING-CUTTINC; and MAX
ING BOYS CLOTHING, ETC. Her residence is ar -4--A
Nlas dl No. 81 Exchange St.
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600 PAIRS

questionable SHOES and SLIFS, which will
" be sold Extremely Lotr at l5
J22d4w THONfPsON'S, I76 Main-st.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-15

washington, july ~ IL 1. NJ.
The mOurnful duty devolves upon me to announce Ia
YOU the deah of Gen. Zachary Taylor, President of the
United Stes OF America which took place at 30 minutes
past 0 o'clc
As soon as thc runor obtained circulation ls1 evening
that IN uufav)rabe change had tkcn place in the cond
ton of the President, the whole city was in c1mmoion
and hundreds Of our czons, without distinctions repaired
TO The Executive mansion, anN ously lnqnlIing into his
rue cond and evincing degree OF scitude tn his
fate that indicated the deep hold his private well as
bubble character had made the hears If all. Every
cnnnienance was marked by sincere grief and ervcnt
PRAYERS were uttered for the oil his physicians IN
restoring their distinguished patient tohs country, his
family and his friends.
At half past O'clock in the evening the physicians in
attendance rerocd 10 tina congestion 81 the brain and
stomach had commenced ard that every ten minutes
there was an ii1 to vmit accompanied by an illusion
of nrccnish bile, all the symptoms ndlcaInga speedy
dissolution. Shorty afterwards he s'mrwhit revived,
and continued easy for time but hall past clock
he again began 10 sink. lie appeared conscious to the
last and Arm and collected that some who were pre-
sent entertained the opinion that he would survive unll
morning, but aeay stated he ceased to breathe at 80
minutes past 10 o'clock. The last coherent words utter
ed by the venerable patriot carefully noted down,as
follows ~ die - am expecting The summons i an
reaIy 10 meet dcah-Ihauc endcnrorcd taihfMy 10 dis
charge ,ny daiy II AN so,ry 10 care nyfficnds! ~
The members Of the Cabinet number OF officers #
he Army and Navy, the Mayor and other Corporaton
officers the T. 5. Marshall, District Attorney, and hos
of personal friends were in ATTENDANCE, whilst large
If citizens sorrowfully awaicd The result
Mrs Taylor, who has been m st devoted in her alien
dance day and Dighi, is now ntoriy pro,ttafd. whist
his immediate family arc stricken with ghei that cannot
be 60 lfurIed by human aid.
may safely venture TO assert iii m one, from so
Short a residence al the metropolis could have won n
higher dorre Of esteem and reS?eci Than our deceas d
President His bcaevoence. courteous manners and a
miubI3 department seemed to disam even tho pTfJpdice'
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-15

u tho'e who pnluical, opp sci To him. and hid
secured n him an almost unprecedented prsonal
aud Pnpuatiiy,
Tho Marshal Of the District takes immediate CHARGE If
the Mansian according 10 custom, hut undrrsa that.
pwlng to the acnes If the hour subsequent arrange
ment will be nude until m1rnirg. An UNDERSTANDING Ia
s 't has been eaterod into by the friends oi the fam
ly.
Tho bells If St Mathews Church now telling in
h9uef 1T the dead tha sounds If whrh are hin, taken
mp aud It eehlcd by TIN other bells Il the city.
Nunfs uuly, MEKGl RN.
4 the tue We wenr Ia pfess, al o'olock this n'nfn
NJ. umbrr at Tho bells al tho city were tong aLd
Ae doubt Mt hat all who heard them needed cNpl-
nation 10 tho sad result they so piofay f,retull.
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COMMISSIONERS
Sale of Land in Amherst county.

TN,tR dcrtVr 81 the Circuit superior toutt OF AM
hctst, pronounced on the 3nth OF March, 1850 ~ the
lease al Hannah cNrrot,x Williams To-. shall sill Oh
tho premises, At public auoon IL the highest bidder iti-
day the Gh dl, ot AnguH nest, the LAND in the hill and
proceedings mentioned, as ullows
One Tract containing about 263 ACRES on which l'a
zael " ims rcerN, in said countY, adlpininP the
lands ot Nirhnlaq Wnurh and ohciH.
nnc othn ltaet adjoining The first, purhased by aid
sWihnms 81 - Mutriss supposed la contain about iU7
IAtRtS.
And one airr Tract ado,nna the two last, supposed 10
contain One llunlod Acres, and conveyed SAID William
lhy Josiah II. Ellts.
Tie 'acs Will be- sold separately together may be
,dccmcd best.
TERMS OF SAii-G ~ and ~ months credit, equal IN
.stanent, the purhls Ia bond with good personal
lcu5ty aud the title retained farther ccwy until the
'monc, be pail Thu tilr Is believed 10 be good hut uuy
such III be sod ls the ,lrctce thoi,,os
DAVID T.. SPENCE, toumr
Ia
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
LXNCuButG. july 1915

IVNNt.t u
The make continues animated and prices firm. 10
hds. he past weeks ISL hhds sold follows -
has ut tom ~ - 81, ~ hhs iton to - II Md
Il INN 10 ~, 10 hh,~. i,m To- So; 10 hhds from
10 IL Sa aud II hhds. at from /, Ia SIS 10. Included ~
he above are the following sale' made by myself
I'ut i. lludnott, / ibid 10 \. H. Armistead at Sill
= J. Il. Crews, = {" w. I. Booker II
do e" j, |. Claytor ial
i" Logan ." do III & ISL
do i" " Dr. W. T.. Allison" Isl
VIM. Keats " VIM. Cruwpton " Ill
" Jno. Keats d" g G. 4 AIm,stcad " 10
- =. \. swanson / Ia !. l.. Ca, Tor b" 10
Cap W Coles, , To H. 4 Cr,nshaw " 10 4 IA
E." Jls. Graves, : Dr. W p, Allison" iuR g IN
q f.. IL Dlllatd 9 - Jno Wa,d, Jr. " 10 y II
g VIM. GoItd Jesse Haze III
" ". Is. Tony " nr W II. Allison" lot
.iuo t.oud 4" \. = l.oNd l5l
i" Mrs. A. II Thompson to w C'nmrtona i3l
do to Seth llalscN at la
WllEAr-s5ct, 10, Rcd, % cts. loi White.
WILLIAM 4. SMITH,
Comm ission Merchant.
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TIE HIGHEST PRICE YET
BY J. II. TYKEE,
For an oil Il Fashioned Hid. OF Tobacco

sold an extra fine HID. for Mr. Benz. IL. Lacks
Of llalliax, li95 lbs nett at S29 S133 3D. to Nj
langhorne 4 Sons. Also, hhds. for Wn Prngle
extra fine hid. at S2S, 100 lbs nett to A. H. Arm
s.cad, Esq at $40 50, at SO and nj SO - =
average d the hhds $50 3d. the highest average
this year Below is n list OF my sales recently:
SOLID 70 A. LII AKNISrEND
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fsO.l.N.ETN, sc. &c.

IT ~ I5lL, INaU.
sslS LADIES' AND MISSES BONNET 8 jnst iocoi "
-~sb') "a, At hom ~ eta Ia ~ each
SHOES hf Ladies, Gentlemen, tifls and boys, al hoi
- cont upwards
RIBBONS, ~ OVERS, I.ACES AND LAWNS, y't'
cheap with great many other NV and fashionable
goods, " hch can he sold .c,y low Ibi rash.
JHO j puRNlS, he'r.
POSTSCRifI--I am SELLING OFF great nam
inds oi goods Ar COST AMI even Jetoin cost lon CASH
July Ia its }. j. Z Ad'r.
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Oad asovai FORT wine.

4 SUPPLY ii superior old Fort Wmc, wannled ptt
u and suitable tor n,alis, tr ale by 900.
june i1=i-il join II SENf' lhaegia.
NEW uERlaNG>.-A small lot No. ipi re.siwt
~ AMI r,rehie hy JOS n SpWI.iS
Nav =, ifH
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CASH FOR NEGROES,

I WISH 10 punch number 81 ik ~ , nf'.l, &c
1 ta which I will pay the HIGHEST CASH PRtC ~
NJ lttea addressed nc Al iihottyi NcdDtd county WI
receive pomrt attention. W. C.nEWflsf
Am . l.
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IA n McnrrriY. TtNats =. llp1 .pAllf
NIed.GEBEN IL EG0E.CONHE,

attorneys at Law. inc INN Oh1o
ykTiil. Ia all h inees committed Ia ir ratf m
w t}e saiou counts at The city 1hry Will also give
rrpmn attention In collections Mr. Mrt;un, is tonais
ot Tor all the Siars o tho Union, stake deraaions ~
Address Rlc,iunry s lioleombs, tlneimath Ohio
Aptll Emil ###4
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tenti0n ard 8


NEW ASs Nb'uN NN'AhN u " ~. kEeAP
AND STEAMBOAT LINE TO HA1llMolE ANb
11tE NORTHERN CITIES, VIA flNEN FONT,
AND rilE MOu I'll or 1IlE POTOMAC,
Fare between Richmond and Baltimore ~ bp.
lrINllE public hereby advised that the swift, anl sprud
! Steamer BALTIMORE, Captain Alexander Mc,iaus-
land lifted up with tate roous, aud - bc,ths, Is
lung ne., connection With the Rchmoud, Fred
lck sbutg aud Potomac tanad, between the landing ut
Aqua ctcok aud baltimore.
passcugr,s ing Kohmond IN the Northern Mali Train
Aqa Czech about IL NJ, where the, take the baltimore
Descending The Potomac they have v.w Of ITS tine
~ by ta, light, aud athc At pioes Point about T. NJ
4 aud Al BaltmnlC IN the course ui the KIT
Thu line !, will be seen, avoid. entirely the wide portion
dn the BAY, aud o eentse IN great degree any danRct 81
rough weather aud skrcqs and passengers by ronp
alht North have the al, nuaer. hrt aiNal al RhD
mae, o rmatrg t, the night cc vi Il atEc board 81
boat haying supve Accommodations, aud >oof eNrun
sca At hotels.
l,cutupa pnascnrefa leave Baltimore Tuesdays ont
Frda,a. at l. NJ aud arrive At the iunrtinn the nest ia,
H. - NJ and R,ehmpnh at lol \ NJ thus enabling pas
Hsengers Ion snrhhoia by way 81 throtesNle 10 rave
&diN IN ttuintg,
N fatr tom Richmond la baltimore a. -.
fac Uum ltlelu'nd IL lnrs hnut, (vth the privilege
fof ,etuiuinR any time duiug The soarnn,1 ~ 90
fnU lor uhld,,n nudtf IL years al ape hall piice.
Meals AID state iuama, iu inst ol+s paas, nrcfa, rNtn
EW tmtol particulars, through trkota, apply At Tia,
N Depot ol The Il q, 4. \ L. Il. II 90 to
n NM II ALLEN, rwkct Agent
4 n u Forward Cabin rhssengcrs and colorcd pcr7ou
Iw he conveyed hv thu line iat total rhnipc from Rrh
Emond to Balumoro Ion -, Including meaa and lodging.
July III
frUNuOM ASTON LIME Receiving per boat W u
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lpin,) nj hboat 50 uoaverage Lngs md NIL besides
hundreds from - To sl0 JOHN II. FYREE,
Commission Merchant.
July i5--it
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UNION ASTON LIME Receiving per boat W u
l f'o.nn, small iut OF irosh ihnmastnn Lime, who
" Ill be sold low to eleso. J. 4. WILL ANS.
July - l.
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LAST CALL.

~ rereons indebted - mo, aud whose dr's weie due
a en ~ holetbe let oi August ISIS, will plense TIKI
notice. that uuoHt payment 4 nude On ~ hat tho ihd
al II, NJ Aue tht h,u NIL arco ns will he placed n1h
limo u nan u. 4. G PETERS.
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Esouse and E0f for Sale.

o., oat Tor aale privately the House aud Io,,
Mil occupied by wallis Bradley, AMI situated IN thai
alu put al town known liiamofd I'LL Tho build
ine new, consisting o commo1iohs DWELLING
ll0l 81, Smuc- house. Siahlca, tnrlgr House, &c Tho
Dwelling lIous, l. bu brick material, and contains SIS
con, oucni rooms, including Kitchen. The Lot, upon
which the building situated contains about DNEAtk
of land aud Is IN pleasant pat al the town Thcr" H. also
upon the premises, fnc ell al water The situation Il
pleasant and he neig hbnhood agreeable Further nfnt
ton will he given by application To
.fulv WV A. COf'IRAN
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For the AYkfPs,

1 SUPPLY OF i.atoqn.s genuine ~ Uhii,A NN1E
~ MITCH cethrltsd oi ia dcligh'lu perfume Ass
assortment oi hnn French Petlume,s, femaloH, soal
Ia ushcs, Combs, S.o NC ior salu by s. apaasai ~
June li--tsll JOHN H. SFASs lhnRRNt
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Yyss, Y,1f.E SGOCh
INaiIRNNI.E 20 NINCf.NNES. Ia.
Valuable Real Estate for Sale,

Ig!I La.:a ~ lL.a /
being nv intention from t's tlifc, On ~
R,, Estate ra.fae winch consists 81 the IooNing pieeesl
al property ... -. ...,..,
The BRirk STORE AMI NV Eli I'M! HOUSE, IN,
which naw rs,ie cont a,n,ns 26 feet ont Na,n street
nnnue hae ~ aei. This Is v The mod desirable re
alencos Nlan Sr,c the House l. ~ gbMtep1h Tie
ont buildings are good aud have recently rntnp fooy
bathing house on ihola .
#.a Also, 'rIiE. TENk NJ ts'st -
Adjoining orcnp,ed BY ~, Ra. Eay seou aiming 80 eeil
nn ,annng bach 49, ea ,ihis ildmsia eis h' anal
Dnur IL 1t.
Also. ~ FEET on GROUND
F,outpa on bureh Street aud running back ~ ert ihil
M has on two story naino building, Carriage aud Loci
II lanNo and stable zL=f.fE
Also. AGnan BRICK DWELLING HOUSE,
And lot conner 1t hnrrh Street aud 18th ailN tie lo he3s
'cr front running back IL iee and thcic on II ltae
building WHICH rents scporate ftom the nirh hbitlirg
will stll iyatry tho whoenr faft OF The ahaVe ioe
a ptope, and make the terms To- SUIT thu ruthaser9nA y
pNac sar ~ inadc before, shall, on The Inst day o
iugu.t ncsl sell IT n ublie auction, . :. .,.,,
July i-inlN Miti'AhithN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1850-07-15

TO lIIilkCIEA MIS-.
w willopen ihi4 morning the largest assort n'n' q
w Dry Guo,s ever off"reJ In this market, consist
ing IN pau OF
Fancy Prints. Lawns Gnqhams.
Bepges, Bra Linen, Linen Drlllmgs,
Cassimercs, Nesiirg4, Coaiings, Dap Ee,
Tweeds CRshnareics, Panaloon Stunt
Cmyals. Silk llan Ike chiefs Newest Style.
Gloves. SILK, Befin aud Nd.
81 Super Linen Table Dama~ks.
Fans. Iarasl /. &c, S4e., Osnnburas No. mud p
Terms Of Sac--A sums under 5000 cash over
$50 90 and under 500 90 Sky days over 10000 on
1 month, fot good etoliili' paper.
MoSBy & IIoLCoMBE.
Jnlv IL H.
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Boiling CLOTHS.
f'iE subscribers havc received hesh snpp'y oi tho
! tied square mesh, all silk,
German .ynCHOr EOIIsuE (f0fhS

he best impaired into the United States, and warranted To-
lueh, all numbers, tom No. 10 No, 10 II h. only
nv thy The Cloth, Ia see that they the best, all
want viii please call bclu,c buying rlscwhcrc.
Jnly Is Its hIEEM i. EWAIkIN
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THE RIGHT OF SUFFRAGE.


For years past and very after the adoption OF the
present Constitution which enlarged the class of voters
land in effect put in the power Of the Legislature at
its will and pleasure in some cases to give to take il
away, became satisfied that il was the weakest part
Iof The work of the distinguished bndy who framed T..
uu will readily understand the reference To be 10
|sessed and paid psrt of the public revenue. Sc
lin some prs of the State there numerous
who pay tax on wo, den clock, perhaps worth four
Tor five dollars only, and bnt for that assessment would
Ihave right to vote WE'LL soon as the law is re-
|peaeG (and all statutes imposing taxes of this kind are
within the power of the Lcgsature) away gees with II
Ithe nestimable right Of sufage am in favor Of eve
|ry white male citizen of the Commonwealth twenty
Wears of age upwards ho has moi zen convicted any
Infamous crime, who shall have resided twelve months
lin any county CORPORATION proceeding election, and
HAS plid his public assessment the year previous eXec
(ipg the right Of suffrage his will let in the farmers
land planters so s. and the mechnIs clerks and trades
linen. all of whom equally meriiorous with the pres
TENT house keepers and heads Of families indeed with al
bother voters In the foregoing. is not meant to take
(away the freehold suffrage That would retain in this
lmrm that same person shoud vote in political
election U mean Tor he Legislature of The State, ir
Ihc Congress os the t. Sates) matter upon what he
ivoes. but once aad that in the comfy wn Of his
residence. But would allow ali erhoiders TO voteup
ION their free holds in the ec i'm Of al county officers
lexcepi the Judges of the Supreme Court and Clrni
sCouris Aud Til, would do upon the obvi us principle
that such free-hnders wanld have neres direct aud
common with others The proper dsrhar1e OF the du
tics Of r ofiieels Take the cas- of Justice ot the
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-17

AN ACT 10 amend entitled San act defining the
duties of Treasurer Auditor and Supervisors of high
ways in the county OF Dearborn" approved January
SEC. ]. Be enacted by the General Assembly of the
State Of Indiana That the auditor OF Dearborn county,
annually hereafter shall, or before the twentieth day
of June, furnish the clerk Of each township said
y with the roll of their respective townships,
together with blank road lists for each road district in
said township and also certify per ceniage levied by
the board of commissioners each hundred dollars
worth of taxable property.
SEC g 1t shall be the duty Of the clerk Of each town.
ship the receipt of said roll and blank road
lists forthwith make and deliver each supervisor
list of the names OF all persons in his road district, and
the amount of road due from each, computed the
rate levied by said county commissioners each one
hundred dollars worth Of taxable property for road pur
poses
SEC. g. The supervisors of the several road districts in
said county shall, upon the receipt of said road list
call the inhabitants of their respective rond dis
irios work the road charged against them IN
the list furnished by said township clerk
SRe q. Each supervisor OF roads SHALL before the
fifteenth day of August the clerk OF his
ship the road lists, showing The amount that has been
paid by each, and the amount unpaid.
SEC 5. The clerks of the several townships said
county shall, before the first day ot September in
each year. the county auditor the
rolls furnished them by the auditor and the road lists
nished them by the supervisors of roads, which road lists
so returned shall be proceeded with by the andlor OF
said county is provided by law.
sSSIc 6. The clerks Of the several townships s-ll re-
ceive such compensation for their services required in
this act, the trustees of respective townships may
allow.
SEC z. No additional compensation shall be allowed
the auditor for duties required Of him in this act above
what he receives under the which this is
amendment.
! SIC g. Any law conflicting with the provisions of thin
act is hereby repealed.
SEc 8. This be in force from and after its pas
sage.
G. w. CARR,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives
JAMES H. LANE,
! Presden. of the Senate.
Approved January 8. 1850.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-17
Mrs. Miller Found.

DISGRACE INSTEAD SUIcIDE.-The Richmond
(Va) Inquirer of Thursday. has the following. None
fail to sympathise with Mrs. LIS afflicted family
On the Mount Vernon Steamer from Norfolk. on
Saturday. the famous Mrs. Miller the heroine Of
the assumed suicide the Niagara Falls some
weeks since. She was accompanied by young
from the valley Of Virginia. Both Of them were re-
cognized by persons who had seen them in Wnches-
ter. They left the boat at City Point for Petersburg
This fact, with other circumstances which have reach
ed our ear, satisfy that the statement published of
Mr.. Henry Merritt, of Troy, New York, being her
lover was erroneous. The lady, the heroine of the
most curious of which ever read, is des-
cribed to Us as very Short with pug-nose, and not
at all attractive But the of love very
unaccouniable. The lady is further represented as
being IN very Interesting situation.
We are informed by gentleman, that about ten
days since, he Travelled towards Baltimore with
Senator Norvel, now u. States District Attorney at
Detroit, the father Of Mrs. Miller. who WIS in black
mourning the supposed decease of his daughter, and
then in search of information touching her previous
movements The whole affair is most extraordinary.
The Richmond Republican says that the name of
the young man who appeared to be accompanying her.
appeared on the way bill as "Mr. Brown"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-17

SIC. II shall be the duty of the Clerk of The Martin
Circuit Court. upon demand. when Auditor of said
County Of Martin shall have given bond aud qualified
aforesaid hand him all books and papers proper
y belonging TO the Auditors department, in said County.
in his possession such Clerk.
ssc. g. This is hereby declared be public act,
and shall be literally construed for the purposes therein
nienird in all courts of this State
SEc. T. This act shall he ia force from and after its
passage and hereby made the duty Of the Secretary of
State forthwith forward certified copy Of this act to
the Clerk Of the Martin Circuit Court, be by him filed
IN his office.
G. w. CARR,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
JAMES II. LANE,
President Of the Senate.
Approved January g 1850
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-17

HANCOCK PROBATE FFBRUARY TERr d.
Petition for Partition
John Marugha Caharne, wife, William
Elizabeth his wife, Joseph Long George Marugha William
Msrushs, Henry arughs, Henry Hoffman, CstsIine his
wife Jacob Long, John Long, Jr.
'HrHE petitioners John Msruha and Eliza his WIFE
William Conrad and Elizabeth, his wife Joseph Long, and
George Maruha heirs law Of joseph Long deceased having
fled their petition the Hancock Probate Court praying order
said PARTITION the Real Estate which of said
deced his heirs and appearing to the satisfaction Of
the Court that william Marusha Henry MDrugha Henry HOf
man. Cahsnc his wife heirs of the said John Long, deceased
residents State of Indiana. 1t is therefore ordered.
ing copy Of this TO be inserted three weeks succession
in the State Sentinel weekly published in ndianapo
lis County; being published la said County
thirty days before The FIRST Monday February
William aud Harvey Marurha and Henry Hoffman,
and Catherine hs wife, be warned in this Court
thereof TO be holden Mt the Court House in Greenfield
Monday February show
why partition said shall be By
of the Court.
Attest, WILLIAM SEBASTIAN.
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