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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-15

ILe PouDofr, Paris paper said to be the organ Of
President Napoleon, lately published article abusing
the National Assembly. The editor was summoned be-
fore that body sd fined 5000 francs, by majority Of
DTS 10 1Io
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-15

1.-THE French Assembly has, by vote Of 1893 to III,
authorized the payment OF 300 900 francs to the Du-
cheese D'Orleans, as her jointurc
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-15
COMMERCIAL.
IsD,AsAroIIs. Aue. "a. 1850.

IsDsAsAroLrs, Auo. IA. 1850.
Flour 50 50.
Wheat, 55G6oc.
Hams-cOun,ry, exc; sugar cured, ss1oe-
Rio Coffee, I2al25zc.
Sugar. 797Kc
Flaxseed. 6JG3.Oc.
Reetificd whiskey, sc.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-15

1.-THE Canada wheat crop was never better Il is
estimated that 1000 600 bushels Of surplus will be sent
10 this aide fer zcle.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-15

D-Sr Robert Peel, son Of the great statesman, has
been elected to Parliament without opposition, Tor
Tamvorth.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-15

a DEMONSTRATORS NoTIoE.-Letters Of Administration
on of Isaac Estep late Of Marion county oe
this granted and issued TO the
The estate Is pTooa
bly, solvent. julySl-3w ELIZABETH EsTEP Admx
CANARY AND HEMP SEED Just received and for sale At
~ juiy1s HANNAMAno DIngttoIe.
f'.nS for ala Nv 7 p eIDDAII. Druggist. juy31
iii - Ne" Monthly Magazine % S 6Avis; ;s'''
suglo NO. ~ washington street
oDF1s prime article received ard fer sale vsse
~, sale and retail ~ SMITH HANNA tnsie
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-15

1.-THE attempt 10 light Schenectady with rcd headed
girls has been abandoned but tho girls have not-Boa
D.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-15

DirOrce-Sarah Ann Imhof Michael lmhoG.
Ii that this 9th day Of July A. d. 1850 the
Id complainant by Brown Porter her solicitors filed in
Clerk Marion Circuit bill of
complaint herein; also, affidavit disintercsed
showing that the said Michael lmho not resident Of the
Indiana The said Michael lmho is therefore hereby
notified of tendency of said bill Of complaint and that he
said said
holden the Court House in said county, the fourth Monday
October said bill complaint the mat
things will determined
n his absence. VIM STEWART, Clerk NJ c. G.
Brown d PORTER Sol. for Com. july3l-2w.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-15
STATE OF INDIANA, HANCOCK COUNTY, S.
In THE HAscocK CIRCUIT CouRr-SEPT. Term, ~ d. 1850

Dirorcs--Massy Ston Wilbur Ston
WDE this 22d of July A. d. 1850 the
complainant r. Riley, her solicitor filed in the office
of the Clerk Hancock Circuit Court her bill OF complaint
heren affidavit Of dsnterested person showing that
resident the State Indiana.
The hereby notified of the
dency said bill of complaint and that he be aud appear on
said Court 10 be holden at the Court
county, the fourth Monday in September next
bill complaint the matters and things
therein contained will heard determined In his absence
WILLIAM SEBASTIAN, Clerk H. c. c.
r. A. Riley. Sol. for Com. juy24-aw
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n DEMONSTRATORS sALE-The personal property b,

II DEMONSTRATORS SA1E.-Ih5 PTOFeI3
"A longing to the Estep Of Marion
N Indiana deceased consisting in part Of horses CATTLE hogs
sheep farming implements household and kitchen
will be sold
the highest bidder public auction the late residence of said
deceen in Washington township in said county, commencing
Gath OF August next between the hours oil
O'Clock. A. NJ and O'Clock, p, M and continuing from day
the whole of said
shall be sold. -
TrRxs OF SAIE-On three dollars credit OF
nine purchaser giving bond with good
security without relief whatever from valuation
All Of three dollars and under cash
IN hand iulv3l-sv ELIZABETH ESTEP. Adfn'x.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-15

CA2D-Miss HELEN KiSG respectfully announces 10 inc
"A Citizens of indianapolis vicinity that her SCHOOL
viii resumed Monday cd Sept at the OF MT
francis King Tennessee street. where instruction will be given
the various English branches OF education also French
desired Particular attention given to small children.
Indianapolis,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-15

a DEMONSTRATORS NoTIcE.-Lctters Of Administration
John c. Johnston, late Of Marion county,
have this day and issued to the under
signed by the Clerk of the Probate Court The estate Is
solvent.
Julv a.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-15
BRILLIANT LOTTERY!
CAPITAL PRIZE 10000 DOLLARS
$50, 000 $50, 900 Sis, 900 200 Prizes Of 81, $50.
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit of MoSoseALA ACADEMY. Class No H. for

Wh Tickets s1s-Halre s9-Quorfes 81 5OEighhs 50 %.
Certificates Packages 30 Whole Tickets S95O 90
Certificates of Packages Of 20 Half Tickets J25 90
Certificates of Packages of &c Quarter Tickets G. 80
Certificates Of Packages OF 90 Eighth Tickets 81 IS
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-15
n ADMINISTRATORS sALE.-The personal property be

longing to John c. Johnston late OF Marion
county Indiana deceased consisting in part Of horses Cattle
hogs farming Implements household and kitch
furniture Of growing conn., an assortment Of lumber
&c &c will highest bidder at public auction
the late said deceent in Lawrence township In
said county commensng Tuesday the 18th day OF August
NEXT between the hours O'clock A. M and O'clock r. M
continuing day between the same hours until
the whole of property shall be sold -
TrRs or SALE-On three dollars credit Of
nine months will gven purchaser giving bond with good
security without relief whatever rom valuation
All Of three dollars and under cash
in hand iuIyeO-3w JOHN NEWKIRK Admir-.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-15

Ur ECENT PUBLICATIoNs-HEIoisE; the Unrevcalod
III Secret A Tale, by "Talvi"
The Boston before the Revolution by the author
of " Hobomok"
The EsRL's DAUGHTER; by the author Of "Amy Herbert
Gertrude" &c. Edited by the Rev. VIM. Scwell, Dp
IHE MODERN ARCHITECTURE; illustrated by forty
eight original plates designed for this work. by MnTd eycr
edition. Just received and for sale by
aug3 ROSS d RAY
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-15

n HE AND LETTERS Of Thomas Campbell Edited by VIII
liam Beaie, Md OF his executors, in two vols Just
received by &. b. DAVIS,
augIO No 10 Washington
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-15

SyIDDALL's CHOLERA TNoTURE-1hs nncture Is an
excellent article and curative Of Cho
era Prepared and sIDDALLs Drugstore. july3i
guvo sPoRrsMEN.-Hazsard's Kentucky Rifle Powder In
j Cans. for sale BY HENRY s. KELLOGG. julys1
WDR JOHNSON, his Religious Life and his Death Just
7 cevsd BY c. B. DAVIS
inIvI7 No. 70, Washington street.
VNooDEn WARE, sueA Tubs, chuu., Buckets; $s at
w jmci2 BRAMWELLS
N 10 CoFTBn0 hays bought since the decline price
ceytd his day AMI offered Ter sale - reduced rates
Jancl Smith HANNA
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-15

UpURE CIDER vINEGAR-A article, constantly
il hand and for sale by j. NJ BRAMW ELL L Co. lunel
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-15
A@eDoaDe
00Q0 Dollars 10000 Doliarsi

Ticgefs S10-Ilalres S5-(ttdTas = 50.
Certificates of Packages of p Whole Tickets $50 Ct
Certificates of Packages of 25 Half Tickets GO ~
Certificates Of Packages of 25 Quarter Tickets 30 N
Orders Tickets and Shares and Certificates OF Packages N
Splendid will receive
official drawing immedi
after il is over to all who order from Address
J. & C. MAURY, Agents,
july27 Alexandra, Virginia.
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commence in the Gulf of Mexico, three leagues from
land, opposite the mouth of the Rio Grande otherwise
Of its deepest branch if it should have than
branch emptyng directly into the sea; from thence up
the middle of that river, following the deepest channel
where has more than TO the point where II strikes
the southern boundary of New Mexico thence westward
ly along the whole southern boundary of New Mexico
(Which runs north of the town called Paso) to its
ern termination; thence northward along the western
line OF New Mexico until it intcrsccts the first branch
OF the river Gla il should ntersec branch
Of that river then to the point the said line nearest
such branch, and thence in direct line to the same
thence down the middle Of the said branch and of the
said river until il emptes into the Rio Colorado thence
across the Rio Colorado, following the division line be-
tween Upper and Lower California the Pacific ocean"
The eighth article of the treaty is in the following
terms;
sMexicans now established in Territories previously
belonging Mexico, and which remain for the future
within the limits OF the United States defined by the
present treaty shall be free continue where they
reside or TO remove at any time to the Mexican Repub
ic retaining the property which they possess in the said
Territories disposng thereof and removing the pro-
ceeds wherever they please without their being subject
ed on this account, to any contribution, tax charge
whatever.
Those who shall prefer to remain in the said Terri
tories may either retain the title and rights of Mexican
citizens acquire those Of citizens Of the United States
But they shall be under the obligation to make their
election within year from the date of the exchange
Of Publications Of this reaty and those who shall remain
in the said Territories after the expiration of that year.
without having declared their intention retain the
character Of Moxcans shall he considered to have elec
ted to become citizens of the United States
" In the said Territories property Of every kind now
belonging to Mexcans tot established there, shall be
nvolaby respected The present owners the heirs Of
these, and all Mexcans who may hereafter acquire said
property by contract, shall enjoy, with respect to it,
guarantees equally ample il the same belonged to
citizens Of the United States"
The ninth article OF the treaty is in these words
The Mcxicans who in the territories Aforesaid
shall not preserve the character Ct czsns Of the Msxi
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-15

the undersigned has letters Of administration upon
Joseph FcenJeg deceased late Of Marion county,
Indiana All persons having against sand estate
please present and all indebted
will please call and pay up while be done without
auee-3w THOMAS MORROW. Admin.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-08-15

WEDNESDAY, June 5, 1850.
Error to the Hancock c. c.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-03-02
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.
Moxp,v. Frnpr,pv 25. 1850.

MONDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1850.
Among the papers presented to day one BY Mr.
Of Journal and proceedings Of Convention OF delegates
elected by the people New Mexico held at Santa re on
the Gath of September ls49, presenting plan for cyl
Of said Territory Of New Mexico and asking ne
ton Of Congress thereon which he moved 10 have referred
TO the Committee on Territories and printed.
Mr.. HOWARD proposing to debate the petition
Mr. SCHENCK moved that the rules be suspended, Tor
the purpose Of considering bis motion now which motion was
agreed 10 Yeas 1875, nays A.
The question then taken on the motion Of Mr..
ScmEscx that the petition be referred to the Committee on
Territories and be printed and was decided in the
Mr. BOWLIN asked the unanimous consent OF the House
to Introduce the following resolutions
T. Resofred That in the opinion of this House, alike
expeen and competent under the constitution for the Gov
erent of the United States to construct railroad other
thoroughares the public domain without the limits OF
State unite for military aud commercial purposes the
distant and separate portions Of the Republic
That such connexion ought only to be made and owned
the Government through territory where the trade
flag tend to encourage the occupation and cultivation
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-03-02

anu imposing orms and attested BY the most veneraed
names; nor by glory under banner by
worldwide fame by all these united il, by any act
scheme OF policy deliberately planned any great principle OF
common and equal justice between the different sections Of
the Union should be wantonly and fagrantly violated.
Mr. President purpose at this time to say upon
this subject beg pardon Of the Senator from Texas M
RusK for having espassed long upon his courtesy, and
of the Senate for having taxed their patience propose that
these resolutions be laid upon the table, and that they be
printed Whether shall the further consideration of
them at any future time will not depend upon much
upon the favor with which the Senate may be disposed
gard them
The resolutions then the Secretary desk, and
were ordered to be printed, as follows:
Whereas considerations Of the highest interest to the whole
country demand that the existing and increasing dssensons
should be speedily arrested and that the questions in
versy be adjusted upon basis which shall tend to give
quiet sectional anmoses, remove far
possible the Of future dscord and the
ruped enjoyment of those benefits and advantages which the
Union intended to confer in equal upon all its
members
adjustment be effected OF the points of difference
happily listing between the Northern and Southern
of the Union connected with the subject of slavery which shall
either section all that is contended for and that
tual concession questions OF policy involving
the violation OF constitutional right principle be
the basis of every project aordng any vora-
bke acceptance: e. II
And whereas the joint resolution annexing Texas to the
United States approved March i8i5 contains the follow
ing condition and guaranty, that is New States
convenient sze not exceeding four in NUMBER in addition
to said State OF Texas and having sufficient population
may hereafter by the Of said State be formed
the territory thereof which shall be entitled admission
under the provisions Of the federal constitution and such
States may be formed of that portion OF said territory
lying south OF sc degrees 80 minutes north latitude
monty known the Missouri compromise line shall be nd
mted into the Union with without slavery, the people
of each State asking admission may desire and in suct
State States shall be formed of said territory nortt
Of said Missouri compromise line slavery or involuntary
Weekly national intelligencer., 1850-03-02

/ N - THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, IoJVs ~
Mr. BURT offered the following resolution, which was
agreed to;
Resolved That the Committee Military Affairs De i
sucted inquire into the justice and propriey OF 70
the State of South Carolina the money paid BY that ae 70
her troops who served in the Florida aud hat ney re-
port by bill or otherwise
On motion Of Mr., THOMPSON Of Miss. the House re-
solved s.f into Committee of the Whole the State OF the
Union (Mr Born Of Kentucky, in the chair and resumed
the consideration of the special message OF the q
the United States, transmitting the Constitution OF
hour in expressing his views the subject Of slavery 10
the Territories. . h,
Mr.. PARKER followed, and also spoke an Hour on the
same subject. AZ 49,. -. !.
Mr.. SACKETT next obtained the or. but gave wsy to
motion that the Committee rise, which beng sgeed 10,
The Committee res, and the House adjourned.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-09-27
tGm advertisements.
sIIiiah Id. SGOCu,ss,s Estate.

STATE OF VERNON r. rne lion. the Pro.
District .. Ca''e ID n, IS. ! )atr Cou.t Tor the
District at thttcnden
70 al pri'c % concerned ia the Eslnte OF Elijah D
:i,ocIl, ,,t of BEld tgto IN SAID district doceas-
ed. Grec,iDC:
WnrRrN Samuel K lShnm. Administrator OF
,hr is's. .. said dr"rusrd proposes to render al,
account h' administrator. md resent his nc
um against said cstaie i,,r examination All al
'owan,p ut session OF de Coiu II ,ruatc,, 60 b.,
ho.tr at ne Probate OnIro, il Burlington, Oh the
ac,l iay y S,jtru, IT, lSJO.
G4t.rsd.u o', ate ht rely nottird to appear be
torcsaiu ,,n1" sae tine and place aci esad, uut
,lra cou.' ID Any you have, why the account aote.
-..,. t.,.u a Poo, le allowed.
D.,,aGIo. ia. hand at Burlington, this 9Th day
Of g.. ,..u.o,I. \ D. l'51
w.i,} BN \pFORD RlXFORD Register
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1850 MERCHANTS 1850
Lake Boat Line
: Proprietors, :
= BRADLEY g. CANFIEIO, Z
Surlinnton. 2lrrM

Burlington, SsrmOnt
For the Transportation Of Property.
BETWEEN BoSTON. New YORK, ALBANY,
ID Troy, all Ports on Lake Ckahplain, Monueai
and Quebec,
Connecting at Burlington,
with Hooker nnG Hol,on's Line OF Steamers and
Barges via The Chambly Canal Tor Montreal Que
bee. ports on the ST. Lawrence, Kingston, c. W and
a ports on the upper Lakes.
The Projectors OF this Line having made ample
arrangements are prepared With
New and SUBSTANTIAL Lake Boats.
passing drccty between New Yo.A end Por,s on
Lake Cuampsln 10 give prompt espalch TO all pro-
pery intended 10 pass between the places iboye
named with which :hey may be entrusted
The Boa.s OF this Line are invariably towed by
Steamers, on Hudson River and Lake Champain.
Property actually weighed and subjected 10 The
usual delay and injury incident to irequen, tranship-
/ ment
| BY the connection with Hooker and'lIuon's Line
OF Steamers and Barges which leave Burlington Tri-
| weekly, property passing between Canada and New
York, VIII be torwarded direct with reshipment I
| Burlington only.
Dehentare aud Warehouse Business will recsivs
prompt attention.
Properly aud from Boston forwarded by vesse !
| when desired.
Property 10 be- forwarded by either OF the Railros
| Lines from Burlington will receive particular care
| The PrOprietors believing their facilities &,
the rapid transmission al property To be unsurpassed
respectfully ask tor continuance 81 patronage.
AGENTS.
L. A Johnson 9Coenties Slip New No,L
L Lowell y. Y. and Boston Packet Office
Long Wharf. Boson.
Hooker & EIol'on Montreal
April |, 1850. Mos
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Northern Railroad

" II IT 4 = n II,
HARS run between Lake ChaLplGin and Cha
~ teaugaY daily, Sundays excepted, as follows
Leave Rouses Point, Al , : VI.
Leave Chateaugay, at {! /. VI.
Passengers who leave Rous,s Point in the morn
my will reach Ogdcnsburgh the same day by taxi ing
the Stage at Chateaugay ON ihr arrival o the Cans
at that place. Stages leave Ogdcns1urg the morn
ing in season 10 connect with the evening tain al
Chaleauuay for Rouses Point. On the arrival OF the
Cars at Rouses Point, the passengers can 90 lmme-
deaiely on board the boats which run moth and
south on Lake Champlnin.
CHARLES L. SCllLATTER, SUI T.
June 1880 ddWu
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Stot"ory Marble Quarrics,
v,,...,a.. ,-....
,ndOn Vermont.

TE''1 above named quarries, well known
j for furnishing superior quality of marble Of fine
whit aud taking high polish are now being work
ed producing quality OF marble said to be unequal
led in America.
A orders tor Monuments, tomb and grave stones,
marble slabs blocks pedrsas or statuary from these
quaIIirs may he addressed 10
EDWARD u. SULDEN, Proprietor, or
w.t. 5 l.. GooDnELL, Agent, Brandon, Vt.
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MARSHES PATENT OsE4.

j '- now two or three years since it was FIRST ia
troduced To the public daring which Tine has gain
ed reputation. both hoIs and abroad. far above
any and everything else for Portab Light: and il
is now admitted that MARSIlS PATENT OIL
is he
Hanasones', Cisrp'st, q s and So0est Article
for Ligtt in The U'o d.
The introduction thus far has been the most fia,ter-
ing TO the Proprietor, and the sale is unparalleled in
81! history OF inventions.
1t is perfectly safe and free TO burn in any Common
Oil Lamp, with the single alteration of Tube
which is done for the trtng expense OF II l2 cents
Thus making the change from dim, nasty, smok y
light to q
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BOGLE'S ANGLE,
BOGLE'S HEBEAIONA.

FOR REFRESHING AND BEAUTHYIsG IlE COM
PLEIOf.
Eradicating Tans Pimples, aud other srsptions oil
the skin, aud rendering II ur, delicate aud blooming
1t i. equally ei,lCacluu. IN protecting the skin from
the hot Of summer, and lrrezns blasts at WIN
ter and Is the most grant aud delicious aruee 10
he found al the toilet OF fashion.
All the above articles nave stood the test OF the
strcIrst investigation, and are WARRANTED superior
to anything vet invented but II not found to prove
So on tra the money, M all cases VIII be refunded
by my Agents WI BOiLE, Proprietor,
~, Wdsalns, Boston,
June Is 1850 ~Yl
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G. =. 4 RI E-'S
ls1s,..ss EY ash IsIi-st.Tc


,A,nl,; trr 'a,n"i soaH IS nov bought within the
lgpih If p1' "lt'2"ns. ~ that they may rart'c'-
~n"rc dcrlv,rc tron it, Il needs only tn he
tl1t, til subject - actua experiment 10 nsstt it,
mpetc srpriJrlty Of all other comp' unds for
{ CLEANSING CLOTHES AND RES TQ@iNG
FAINT To IT'S ORIGINAL BEAUTY.
Cle Of tn, l"1vIts 81 loals that yomanknd have
hear l., the weekly VA hing. with lis labor rus.
bicG bleasluc long co"tirrel .uE de wa=i board
.irh raJ, rnr. ultl! tGs fingers looks ike h0I''
t1lsnipe with owe h:It Of he skin zone nnI he 9th
- hat 'h-lv cd ~ hks the corners OF mem mans
eyes Il bce1irs aii tn =, the G ,thrs themselves
Tough lley MAJ he elem, are so surely donc lor IN
t'e bin. n'u.eos, na. few operations finish
4, III. anI t'o al nan mrs, have new
eurts q tag Won" iHhor md destructive Httrltlun
CRANES PiTESE SOAP,
y bond 10 chyiatr md there is no doubt that
t,=i IA is ac.n'' m't's occ"m" known it vii sn-
loTccas all u'."i mean, vt p.oCucrg CLEANLINESS by
t.e 1sc o. r'up
i HOUSE CLEANING,
j. v'yiNCS at rmiupnt, the labor So much dread
II n The s9ir :. lgI iail, by!nI reduced MORE THAN
J#r,r T1roT.,. J. ieav pant good ms now IN
u:pearr"ce, L t,opt t"lu1as its rermaaencym tie
lc"st.
TIE prlNtel drectio"s wh n nc flrri he'd 10 ev
pa-h,s. ule.' u, a ,l>cs he scrupriousiy obseru
.! N cr..cr to OBTAIN the leu' n o. te soap.
The tpuo" NJ are among the concentrations NJ
r"nIs obtained uon Fc:sons who have tested Its viz.
burlington Ny q, 1850.
Nesa-s W9o3Evrr 6 RA&--
honramen hrvo At last arrived At the conclu
t,u if loL rd To- vour Pat nj Soap ter Family ash
ia. lsj,ll,' You Wli rols.i me rather tlrdv in
:,yo''H.s ia y.l, hlI w,lc for several trials, as
naI ,''- rl.i,u " in getting tar ones, ne wash
.Hc a.. At at rubbing that II has been
I-pr.l... iltl 'oui get fair o,ela'ian, aud
an ry t'.a by thr pos IL trying ur ne that the,
&c. fay cav' cd o. - .jl'y .:,l entirely estlt
.-..', ".'' Va .i"lr Ia fe!a:..a T. L..
100. 4-}, JAIEi COOK.
.iddclphlu, MaN - 1880
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Nathan =. Sp,ulding's Estate.

fA'tit' Executors OF Nathan I. SpnulIing,
i Iq,e 70. l.l.cho. having petlioucd 10 the Pro.
.. tuul IJi License t. sci ,thc real estate OF
,,,.i tue lrs,utor died sriz, d, ncIuIiuu the re.
\ .-.iun a the Wtduws dover. aud having shown
ra, the p.rs'ad estate IS insufficient to pay the
iu.u,i.,sl the Estate Ii Is ordered by the sad
cobalt, ,uu.t du ,5a,ur!ny, the D III day ui sep.
r.l,a"r y u $3.50 at the Probate Office be as
;. H.d ..s ruln. AID deciding on the said petition
t. 'ri AL lcisuus interested be notified thereof ny
u..-ili. tic Substance Ct sad petition aud OF th
'.i.r 90 the Burim.toA Free Fres-, three weeks
so. ,- gr,. ID, las; u WHICH publication 10 he b
r t.r day Of .iralus. &. ADAM; :, Judge.
,'uugi.s = Vi II. 1850 wllw3