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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-03

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rufe an bel ben unterfbriebenen.
Die ,intsrmibusttn tsNtusn f6 tisitr GSttacnttt
hcn puttum he lnst9e ;u MAIDEN, cas nc wsetrtm
einrr arcGen Gtcd pcu ibrtu 8cthSftn Die etne c!he
weri6mtbsit rrlYertsu, ein9dt9t baben. Sie fthtn
Ga onoStriebsu, bas 4oublitum ju parnen pcr elnsm
Sehcfcn, osr orasnlpartia btrun9tfr6ncrt uno Den
qctcn on irosno sinem 9relB auHdttI miro, paehtr
tsfiurnt IN Sas 8ctt ;u tst,a9eu. Sbrs Scfsn, ucrf
hern ts cns putltum, ino Die brtn bic rcth ie an9s
hsten rpuroep une lapen Gin Ster Gin onpruftn uno
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i0en fam Och lcrpcbl :pe Stencbtn 9sbrannt tptr-
btn-uuo ciCieits fino Sespe9sn DEFENDERS fat uno
hnusrbaft esuatt ui Itren9e Stttntctkn Sssr aus:
Nbatttn Sis Nuo immer bsrSit ibrs Ssfrn yu sarous
iireu uuo eo Gs fhcn cine arce ln,abl in eieer 9e
oeuo oufactct babsu nSbtsn fit ale icdos Die tlnen
autsu Sctbcfen Grauhsn. auf fcLasuoe ptrfcntn bins
-tpsrn, bic oisdbs preblrt baben uno cl9b aus Cts
fabruns iprSdSn t6nnen
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8dusosr, Sasrb Stbnsicsr.
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psdricu.
Gpne.
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sis bottsn ss fir dtsrfdeis ibre SlFtn fs6t oubu'
letsu, uub pdrpen aue auf cbise Ysricntn btnnsisn
bic tisktts i'm gstrauh batsn uno cts 9utfn etssn'
tbaftsn hes trIastsn Sfns ON bsftu fenusH.
2tutb b0bsn Fs Ssssuwirts osn Sroster' estin ''nt
FbSntsu Scd ban is is bsttr une Der ls N ?lSntGur
Spor, pcu allen aosrsn Gortsn SSn fdr Stebrsn tes'
pariers aus 8tbrbstb uno GiiCr, wshs tls 9epSntsr
an lsbr rcbkiltn prtiFsn ab;uke n, on ibrsi SFn
Stctr in 6cr SoriIton StraFs, lbr69 ss9snapSf pa
9tubud's @aCttaus,
9anteufdbId0er nnS SItuginst,
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-03
Sle1erme 9GCtrr.

Gr bat fein Gtubti6ement 70 ein9eri6tct
bab cr isosr Belt Ddder. Dad 8anreln
nne Simmer auf 8eitelun9 uno auf Die Fur
Ssne 1nSsise uno auf bic bette gSeife uer-
fsrtiaen wiro. Huh bat erimmrr ouf 0ane
uno Osrfsrti9t auf 8sfsuun9, on DEN aIlsr
biuisRsn preiisn. bIe6erneS 9ri9irr ieeer
4rt.J
81. SIifarbrit uno 1usbsifTunsen an Sefen,
Ddb9, Rinnsn, u. I. W., wsresn auf Die
furkts auSeiss bsfor9t.
Gautbar fur bisbsr ssnoiTeue SabIrtite
uhtrifieuns. bofft r our6 bill9e nne
-FnnnIide Septenuu9, CUTE afbstt uno bu'
Iiss preisen, cine Soitoauer Su 9snisBen.
gbomas 8. 9infinger.
October Is. nqbU
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-03
ea Sier iit SET Ort!
Ben Sorratb aIerIei
s Spls nnO 8pblem Sefeu

s Spls nnO 1Oblen Sefem
sinssIest bat Die er csm 9ublifum an febr
biligen preifen anbietet. Sein Stod, Der
unubsrtrsffIit in, beliebt 5um &bsiI aus fol-
asnoen 1rtsn Sefen
gssuelfe Mobe t6Ots. uno &obIen Sefen,
Ssfsn fur parlors Ooer 9ef6dftsbduier.
aus 8obrbleb unb Gifen Sincp &aoiator
Ssfen, cine Qrt Sefsn bic Uislsn onoern uOr'
aeSoaen werosn. neil oieieIbe cine quite SoiBs
perbreiten nit menis SrennlfcfT Sanobor
Ssfen ieber Dirt uno @roBs; cine neue art
8odafsn. fur SeOblen oosr 9olS 9eeignet.
bic Si6erlib isoe Qrt &obofsn, bic ie Dem
publitum anssbOten wuresn, in ben Sdat'
ten fsusn. unb Die seIObt we,oen Don dusn.
bic oisisIbe in @ebraub babsn, uno 1T hter'
baupt Elm fsbr smpfshIsnswcrtberSfen, neil
man nit penis 8rsnn(iof uisIes Su 9Ieiber
Seit ,uriilisn fam. Gs III bel writem Der
moblfeillte Sfsn ben man in elmer Samlis
braudben fann./ Qut bat er nod aue Cor
ten Oefsn, cie man fIb nur erosneen Fam,
wtl6e er febr wObIfsiI anbictet.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1850-01-03
. OtS6aft
bss

Yrdfbeuten Der gersiu. Staatem
au bcioe !Sdufcr beS GpnereGeS.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-31
Positive and SuDer,ative.

have u cough; the bank of North America has
c"ffer.
cheese may have a mite; the Pope has mtre.
A sexton makes grave; a cutler makes grayer.
tailor cuts cape; fool cuts caper.
Truth is always right; but Mrs. SIgourney is a
writer.
AL voices have pitch; but have pitcher.
A small cranberry pie Is tart; the Emperor of
China ; a tartar
Every dog has tail; every dandy has tailor.
A great noise is dun; but ! have made dinner.
Washington has Colonel May; but Philadelphia
has Colonel Mayor.
A rabid dog is mad; vegetable dye is madden.
A knock at the door is rap; but muruing gown
is wrapper.
An ugly brute is bear, but the deliverer of let
ter is u bearer.
A tenth part of cent is a mill; but man who
grinds miller.
have ala sche my friend has an achre.
A blow is called lick; brandy is liquor.
Every actor 10 his cue; but every invalid to bis
cure.
Every sailor has chest; but Pennsylvania has a
Chester.
A little broom is whsk; but hair on the cheek is
whisker.
A Sailor is called a salt; psalm book is called a
psaher.
The Pacific is great sea; but a wizard is a seer.
A lawyer likes fee; bat a cpwardIy feeling is a
fear.
You may send a bill by post; but man who sticks
up bills is poster.
My toe has corn; but my eve has n corner.
shop has lill but ship has ter
A plank is board; but am boarder
lamp may be light; bat boat may be light
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-31
LAWS or IyDIANA.

AN ACT fixing the time of holding the several circuit
counts in eleventh Judicial circuit
SECTION J. Be enacted by The General Assembly Of the
STATE Of Indiana That the several Circuit In the
ties composing the eleventh judicial circuit be hereafter held
annually at the times following towit In the county Of
Randolph, the second Mondays preceding the first Mon
days Of March aud September In the comfy Of Delaware
~ Of Madison on the third Mondays Of March and Sepem-
provided hocsue that the county Of Hamilton fo all
judicial be- and the hereby attached and
constituted part Of said eleventh Judicial circuit aud the
said in said county OF Hamilton shall be hereafter held
annually the second Nondays succeeding the
ment Of the in the county Of Madion and in the
county Of Upton the secoud Thursdays succeeding the
IL the Ia the county Of Hamilton
the county Of Grant, the Mondays succeeding the COM
of the court in the couay Of Tpon and in the
county Of Jay, the SECOND Mondays succeeding the
mencement Of The In the county Of Gran and in the
county Of Backo,d the Mondays succeeding the
mencemenf of the counts In the county OF Jay
SEC 2. The said ton circnit court shall sit six days
at each es-on IL the business thereof shall ,sqDi and
the SAID Upton circuit shall sit three days each
sion If tho business thereof sh, require prorided hOo-
That the several circuit the other e,uniies in
said circuit shall each session tn eof the full Length Of
the time required aud allowed by law the business
shall require IL.
SEC 3. This shall be public and In force from and
after Its All laws and pa Of coming in
ct with the provsons Of this act be, aud the
hereby repealed.
G. w. CARR
\ Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
| JAMES n. LANE,
| President OF the Senate.
approved Jan. 20, 1850.
| JOSEPH A. WRIGHT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-31

WHoAi-The Hon. Horace Greeley is becoming
cited-he must strap down his pants or their legs
will be over his head. Clear the ring, and hear him
deny charge in the Evening Post that he ''was will
ling 10 divide the territories with the slave-hoi
ders upon equitable terms"
"You lie, villain willfully, wickedly. basely lie |!
The Editor Of the Tribune nerer willing to divide
the new territories with the Shareholders any terms
whatever. aud never offered to do anything of the
sort. The scanty pretext formerly irumped up by
garbng for this caumny has long since been explo-
ded. and whoever repeats ii is an unblushing
scoundrel. As such he shall stand exposed TO the
gaze Of every honest man."
Go ahead Horsce-"industry must prosper" as
the ssid who held tie baby while bis wife chop
ped wo0d.-Doston Post.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-31
SEQEREPF,S SALE.

EpY virtue Of writ of her facils directed from the
clerks Office Marion of Common Pleas
public sale the 9Th day Of February next 1885, az The Court
House door, the indianapolis The Indiana, with
of following real estate, - wit:
That part OF The nutih half Of number 49, IN the city
OF Indianapolis bounded EFs COnnE cng al The norfb
I9,
LucaD
Barbour the inches parcel
ground docupedby Hampton Sidney Beck thence
the line Of said lot parcel Of emnd Sned and occupied by
said said Beck the MASSACHUSETTS thence
the line Of said the p Of 6rgnniug Also the following
described part of the hall square Commencing al the
south Of The La parcel Of ground sold by C.
Worei to- and owned and occupied BY said Beck thence
therealsaIt
Massachusetts avenue, thence north the line Sad
tn h said lot parcel Of ground ned and
occupied by sad 8eek thence west the ue e said LOT pared
Of ground owned and ucued by said ck the place Of Ln
within the The
veyed by Robert Patterson Airs. Man p tams al said real
being ana situate coRy Marion and 81 Indiana
And failure realize The III d Judgment, Interest and
the time place expose Ihe Zee she &C
Taken the property Robert Patterson, the
David " Culey for The Of William D. CHI against Samuel
Patterson and Robert Patterson. &C. CAMPBELL,
lots Sheriff Marion Codnly
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-31

! AN IRISH ExPEDIENr.-A couple of fresh
1emigrants from the land of sweet Erin were
travelling to Cambridge, and finding as they
approached the bridge that the twain had
but one cent between them, they set them
selves at work to contrive how they should
pass the toll-gate with only so per cent of
the requisite funds. At length it was resolv-
ed that they should part company-one lin
gerng behind, while the other went forward
TO confer with Mr.. Brown, the gatekeeper,
and see what could be done in the way OF
bargain or compromise.
Paddy, on arriving at the gate, with his
politest bow, asked Mr. Brown at what price
he could be allowed 10 pass over the bridge.
On being told that one cent, and no less, was
the rate for each foot passenger, as sanction
ed by the law of the commonwealth, he af-
ter some little hesitation inquired what
amount of baggage passengers were allowed
to take with them. He was informed that
he might take anything except wheelbar-
row or handcart; and without further par
ley he turned and left Mr.. Brown.
In few minutes Paddy re-appeared, with
his fellow-traveler mounted upon his shout
ders, in the regular ''boost back" style. He
grdVtiv uepOSlttu lne legal tOll lOr single
passenger, and walked on TO depcsite his
baggage upon terra firma al the other end OF
the bridge. which being in Middlesex, is now
free soil. The spectators of this interesting
scene were quite unanimous in the opinion,
that the travellers had "come the PADDY
over the toll-gatherer, while that worthy dig
nitary himself did not hesitate TO admit that
he was "done Bro,1n. "-BoSton TraU.
6-Rev. II. w. Beeclser's church. called ''Ply.
mouth Church. opened for divine service for the
first time on Sunday, the 9th inst. This church is
said Ia be Of the largest and most conveniently
arranged in the United States. and the congregation
| is also an immense one. Considerable accessions
have been made from the Episcopal. Presbyterian and
Dutch Reformed churches, of whom were re-
ceived the occasOn of the opening of the church.
Plymouth Chnrch is of the congregational" denomi-
nation, were the Pilgrim Puriians who fed from
persecution in England and first landed in this coun-
try Plymouth rock. The peculiarly of the sect
il. that each congregation Is a distinct, complete
church, selfgoverned, and independent of any exter-
nal control.
On the previous Sunday new Catholic church was
dedicated in The city BY Bishop Hughes al
which Rev. DR.. Forbes, DR.. Huntington, aud other
converts to the Roman church present and pa r
ticipated in The imposing ceremonies. Albany
/ Democrat.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-31
Old soldiers Look out.

Arrangements have been made to hold meeting
at the Court House. in Indianapolis, Saturday, the
9th day of February next, ut o'coek P NJ, forthe
purpose Of memorazing Congress as to the pr"priety
Of granting lands to those officers and soldiers who
served in the war Of 1872 with great Britain, and
previous To that time against the Indians Similar
c,rs making in other States and towns. so that
there good believe, that sense OF justice
may be awakened in Congress. and late but right
eous lelp be given to many who faithfully served
their country in that day of need.
JAMES BLAKE,
d. l. MCFARLAND,
K. A. TAYLOR,
JOHN II. THOMPSON,
c. l. HAND,
DANIEL YANDES,
THOMAS w. SARGENT,
NJ. M. RAY,
B. !. BLYTHE,
HENRY OHR.
INDIANAPOLIS, January, 1850.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-31
SAFE or ssEAE ESTATE.

EDURSUANT 0der from the Marion Probate the
III dersigned the will Zeus Inke
deceased County Indiana expose
of
polls on the sixteenth day Of February $50 O'Clock n the
following described real estate property Of said tesiao witt The
equal and unlvided three h fractional north
Of 81 township East containing
Terms Of sale will be- fourth hand
fourth in twelve months and oTfh in eighteen months
with approved security will be required without any relief
whatever valuation bearing
date The beautifully
&c Indianapolis the bank Of White River and
stsy the Charlottesville and afaye State Road On the prem
Uses dwelling
chard
viii Aiarch premises
suijec. Ia all eDcumbfances.
E. w. LAKE, Executor.
nd, Dec7
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-31
CITY LOTS FOE SALE.

fHIE CAy COuucil Of he cy % Indanapal having lad on f
15a said Civ. 1at
the public SALE Saturday, hes2a Cay Of February
The CITY,
O'Clock A. NJ. and o'clock r. NJ. on said day.
The conditions Of The fo0wone third Of the purchase
money paid years
purchaser purchasers giving their notes with approved
payable without relief appae
nIenf Laws with from dale.
Corporaon orders payment said BY
OF the City Council. WILLIAM ECKERT, President.
Jos L RoBERIs, Secretary. 10 ian Is a.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-31
For the Indiana State Sentinel
A Might NJ Sen.

BY MRS. A. RUrER DUroUR.
II was midnight still and l,nely,
Der Ih, Ocean, dark aud deep,
Aud the winds were wailing lowly.
Where the far-of waters meet.
Like silver crescent glowing,
Rose The moon at even-tide,
Fiom amid the suTges flowing,
FIom amid the waters wide.
II was night upon the Ocean.
STATS we've in the sky aud .el,
Skies beneath and Dove were meeting;
Thus il seemed unto me
Like thing OF life and beauty,
swiftly sped gallant ship.
Aud the pillows bore hei gently
Ger he bosom Of The deep;
Far away ON the vast ocean,
Like little world alone
FT.ught with souls fiom every nation
Thus TIA, barqUe sped proudly on.
JOY GUS love, aud youthful beauty,
In her gorgeous palace Teigmd;
Son for -plesSuIe, some e.: duiy,
Here amid the triekless main.
Then, n,eihouShi, could forever,
Dwell mid such a scrne h This;
Aud my soul would weary never,
OF Ihi. perfect happiness
Oh, there is magic beauty,
In night fai out at sea,
When the wind. rush by in gladness
Seemingly so light and free
When the moon aud stars are mirrold
In the placid waters bright,
That youfscsrce can tell the real
FrUm the sweet ItfrcIed light.
And there is joyous sadness
Then the thinking spiit fills,
With it steals gush Of g1adness,
That each pulse with rapture thrills.
Dreams no other scene could waken.
Cham the spirits waywsrd fight,
Till il calmly folds its pinions,
With fond and pure delight
And each silver ray that's beaming,
From the queen OF night above,
Seem like fairy angels beating,
On their wings the light Of love.
Aud the stars are mildly cleaning,
Like to eyes Of living light;
That there seems some truthful meaning
Lies within their halo bright.
Oh, on earth there's nsught more lovely,
Than calm night OF the deep.
When the waves are lpwly moaning
As they heavc-and 0i ward sweep.
Music then the air seems filing,s
From the cavefns Of the sea.
RaIe and beautiful, and thrilling,
Is this mystic melody.
Night upon the lonely Ocean,
Night upon the waieIs deep,
Where is naughi but pillows sleeping,
Where the nightly serses meet.
HeIe aud there baTque is sailing,
Graded on the heaving tide
Dashing thru the moonII waseIs,
With bearing full of pride:
(Stany heavens beneaih aud 'bove them,)
Fearless rs the winds, ard fee:
Language fails to pant The beauty
or night far out al sea
Albany. Jas. p. 1850.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-31
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SaIe,

n Office is hereby given that win pose public sale
~ Friday. fifteenth February residence
Washington township Marion County Idana all the personal
property Of The consisting of cooking
stove beds and bedding Bureau rife and other houc
hold and kitchen furniture tedious Also will
pose at the time and place. horse horses hs
and sheep logs carriage and harness. also beds
and bedding farming utensils household and kitchen farniurs
O'Clock. where due attendance viii be given by
t.a e.t. q GEORGE SMITH, Sen.
hmm aN nlirIstr
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-31
SEIEREFF,s SALE.

EpY virtue decree the Marion Circuit Court and ceril
ED fed copy thereof direc the clerk OF said court in
wherein William Chace and Caroline Chace his wife.
compliments defendant requiring
ia make the S2j675 with interest thereon from the date
Of said decree and viii expose public sale tie highest
and best bidder the 9th day OF February 1880 between the
hours Of Gocork NJ O'Clock r. NJ, the Court House
door the CITY of uapoi County Indians
rents and profits for of the following described real
tate to-wil:
county Marion OF Indiana being
thirty feet fronting Washington street eff the side Of Lot
bered five No 81 square numbered sixty five No g.
the town nj Indianapolis beginning the northwest 0
said lot enre East along the south line Of Washington
thirty
y fe=t point in the north line Of the alley being the
of said lot North the place beginning
Aud should the said profits Of the above described real
sufficient
o said William Caroline
due them said Decree together with thereon
from the date thereof and will the time and place
Patie sale The fee simple of aid rial aud all
therein pay and satisfy said William Chace, and Caroline
Chace his wife, md
relief Paisement
20 3w &. q. CAMPBELL 81 erif NJ. c.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-31

COLUMBUS AND BLooMINGToN RAILRoAD.-From
statement furnished by Mr.. Bradley. President Of
this Company. we learn that the mems certain
ly subscribed To the road from Columbus. fol-
lows: S240.G0 by the Madison Company in L iron;
s50.0OJ by the County of Jefferson; S2000O by the
County If Bartholomew; $4,000 by the citizens of
Madison; and $4,000 may be relied on ffom Brown
county. 1t is said that there j. report liz Madison
that New York city abou, $50 900 mure have been
taken, but we have confidence in It's correctness.
The aggregate subscribed therefore, is 1886 000.-
Il oO1niHgt0n Herald.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-31

ARREST FoRGERY.-James Arlington Bennett,
a respectable resident of Long Island, New York,
was arrested last week, charged with forging note
for s. COO. purporing To have been executed by Mr..
Count Foster, Of Bond street. New York, and also
for having forged bond aud mortgage for $4,000.
The note has been made by extracting by chemical
the body Of letter written and signed by Fus-
ter leaving the signature untouched ana then writ
ing the body 'f the note above it,. The grand jury
found true bills against Bennett the 9Th for these
fjrgeries, and he was arrested on bench warrant.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-01-31
Stability, Security, Pcrpefuiiy.
sS90n .0Uu!!
THE MUTUA l. LIFE ms URANCE
EnnxpANV


OF NeIo York. No 30 VrR Street.
JET accumulated Fund, Nov Ist lsi9 $500 0sccurey
vested in Bonds and Mortgages city
BROOKLYN aud stocks of the State City New and
ted States Government.
The fund is rapidly increasing by widely and pros
Company profits of fy-o per cent
all existing policies the slTt of January. Is4s
Az The pr1ftS are dsrLitd aiming The Insured.
The premiums able annually semi-annuay or
quarterly. interest being added the deferred payments
The cash principle adopted this Company
ties for whose benefit the effected
advantages without sbecng them the heavy drawback
accumulated premium notes.
Persons effect nsuran their lives
Others married the life of
benefits of Which secured by law for the exclusive her
self or children
Cegymen dependent upon salaries are specalv
invited avail themselves whereby their
families may be secured from the evils Of penury.
Pamphlets explanatory OF the principles Of Mutual Lii. nsur
Illustrating its advantages with application,
be obtained the office OF the Company 80 Wall street.
Of any OF its agents.
TRUSTEES
Jos. B. Collins, john V. L. Pruyn, wm. Moore,
VIM. Hyslop, Fred. Whttlesey, Zebeiee Cook,
Il. II. Mc(,urdy, Charles Ely, Miller
T.. A.
C. w. Faber, Waiter JOY, Robert Schuyler,
John r. YelveTton, Alfred Pel, James Chambers,
Theo Sedswirk David q. Golden, Joseph Turkermsn,
Stay B Collins, Alfred Edwards, Moses "A. Grnne
John II. Swift, VIM. Belts VIM J. Bunker
John Wadswouh, Joseph Blunt, Eugene Dutilh
s. NJ Cornell. Isaac o. Pearson, Francis :. Laihrop,
Cow. NJ Wilkins, ileary Wells, j. o. Thatrher
JOSEPH B. COLLINS, President.
Isaac ArRArr, Seeretzry,
JOS BLUNT, Counsellor,
IL. MorHERsHrA Medical Examiner Of indianapolis Ind
The undersigned prepared the parties
ing Insurance in the above named Company
ward applications and procure Policies without any delay.
amply furnished with necessary Blank applications and
will forward them mail free Of charge
of nsung their lives Of TR Is ONE or
VERY BEsT STRONGEST COMPANIES rue WORLD.
CEEAS w. CADY
Jan. 10, 1850. 6stf 9rOfce in Building.
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DAVIS n RAW.

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81 ply OF,
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Finest French Notified Paper
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Finest Ivory Emory Cushions, Sc. &c.
We invite attention o 73n DAVIS & RAY.
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A FORTUNE FOR EIO, OH E5.
ugrif;snni;s Snoring Portrait Climb,

FORTUNE FOR EI0, Or E5.
Britannia Sporting Portrait Club.
Offices. George Street. Plymouth, England.
yENHE Managers acquant their that
Y DIST tIBUTION OF PORTRAITS OF RACE
HORSES comprise entered for forthcoming
GRAND NATIONAL DERBY RACE,
The Nan5 Of Shares TO be limited TO 5000 each Glass
FIRST CLASS MEMBER, So SECOND CLASS DITTO, e.
application the unsppopriated necessary
sutscr than Share the chance
gaining Bonuses. Those who
will be the following Sums
Portrait Of Class Bonuses. end Glass ditto.
Winner OF First Horse, f20O00 Glo,000
Second Horse, lUn00 5000
Third Horse, COO 1900
Divided
Nan-s
There each Class that Number Of
the Race. The Drawing will be conducted
the legitimate principles those which characterized
the Leger and other proceedings.
Full Particulars of the result will be to absent Members
mediaey after the decision, that each know his position
Subscribers Registered and Scrip Forwarded receipt
Bills of Exchange. Drafts Bank Notes,
and made Pay able 10 the Managing Directors.
W. JAMES az Co.
Fire per cent Commission 10 be Deducted The pre-
sentafion Of Bonuses.
January 9Th 1850. CIT March $40.