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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03
MADISON MARKETS

MADISON Oct. /, 1880
FLoUR-Per barrel SO 6O9S3 65.
WaEAT-Per busie G0a65c
CoRN-Per bushe sOe 45c
OATs-PtT bnShel 81 aiOc.
WHsKEY-Ptr gallon DC.
PoTAToEs-for shipment 500 55c.
ON;oNs-For shipment iOa5Uc.
WooL-PeT pound 15G25c.
Corn MEAL-Per buSltl IS q 60c
HoGs-Per 81
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CINCINNATI MARKETS.

CINCINNATI MARKETS.
Cincinnati, Sept 80, M.
FLoCR-Du.l and small sales at So 5SdS3 60.
WHIsKEY.-Nhskey DC. Nothing in provisions
GROCERIES Coffee be. Sugar 6s97c
NEW YORK MARKETS.
NEW YoRK, Sept. 20, 8 P. M.
FLorR-No feature notice the demand goot
WITH sales OF 1900 bbls.
wHEAr-Sales OF Southern 81; Michigan 81 10.
CoRS-3O,0O0 bushels sold at Csc.
PoRK-Mess SO g.
LARD.-I.ard 7iG7s.
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CGM M Err CIAL.
Indianapolis Wholesale Prices Current

Corrected Weekly for the Indiana State Sentinel,
BY KIRLAND & FTTzGIBBoN,
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
DEALERS IN
Groceries, Liquors, Tobacco and Produce,
EAST SIDE OF THE DEPOT.
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SPLENDID LOTTERIES FOR OCTOBER. 1850
T. W. NAURY & co. MANAGERS
<ss8GSsGb4D&Bo
$4,000 Doilarsi 10000 Dollars!
Is Drawn Numbers on. of "a,

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY.
For the benefit Monongaa Academy Class No ILL., for 1850
To drawn Alexandria Va Saturday, Oct 5h, 1850
SPLENDID SCHEME.
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Tickets slO-Halves s5-Quarters g so.
~ - q GID CD 3D.
$4,000! $14,278! 2 PRIZES OF $4,000
lst Drawn No. S30-2d Drawn No ss25
TICKETS ONLY $50
VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
SCHEME

For the benefit OF Monongaa Academy, Class
drawn at AlexaiIdris, Va, Saturday Oct 26h.
rs Number Lottery-l3 Drawn Ballots.
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NEW ORLEANS MARKETS.

New ORLEANS, Sept. %.
corroS-saes to-day of 1000 bales I3a good mdlg;
salcs for the bales.
CoFFEE-lias advanced and sales made I2l.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03

indianapolis. Sept 4, ls5o.
ESoR THE LADIEs-Jus received LOT of those magnificent
Gold Chataiaine Chains for Ladies Watches No Lady ought
sept2s In the Capital House Building.
SARD cAsEs.-IaAes will go a visiting, and Card Case
u indispensable, beautiful assortment OF Silver, Pearl, Shell,
by calling at TALBOTTs JeweIry store. septas
AZ N1vEs AND RAzoRs-Receved and now opening very
ga and superior let Rodgers and wstenholn's Pen and
Pocket Knives numersle patterns and Also RazOrs
and Scissors manufactures, all warranted OF the best
quality No other house m the city can offer the same Inducements
ores The nc NAV reIv ON or,sg The beSt al New
York prices by nyng Ttous Jewery Store IN the Capital
ITousr pn Linq. scm23 w -. TAtPOTr.
- IAAdoND POINTED GOLD PENs.-Aere Is chance for
~ all good lovers OF fine and Whiting Pens Just received
heavy stock Of Gold Pens, with without holders they be
the Manucturer and be SID rosiiiusiy. York
prces Compet o we defy in the Pen line We are prepared 10
suit every bodv in price quality all
Al points marked with the manufacturers name will be warranted
Ii the Points oil IN nine months fur usage return them and get
new one free OF charge Call and see at
sept2S W. H. TALBOrTS.
gCAR RINSs-A splendid of Ear Rings Of every
be found Ring decidedly the delicate and
qusteIy finished pendant by the ladies' Also styles
'''''' 'D''' NO ' TALBoTr's Jewslry Store,
sept25 In the Capital House Building.
UNNcL1sH GRAndMAR.-The English language n its
Ia and forms, with history OF lis origin and development
designed colleges and schools by William c. Fowler, late
Professor of Rhetoric Amherst College, just received and for sale
septa5 No Il, washington street
M AGIo LANTERNS, grea. other useful
lV the Youth Also, all kinds of Plays
and Toys Wood, Rocco Porcelain Aabaser Britannia, Tin,
Ivory Glass, Willow be found al the
Cheap Variety Store Of sept9s BRENTANO x RUMP
NJ RENTANO & RUMP FANCY STORE, IndiaHapcfis.-Our
hD Magazine OF Fancy Goods Toys Perunery Musical Inru
Bureau Requisites Baskets and all articles for the Toilette,
very complete furnish all line
sepf27
YuyHE RECENT PROGRESS OF ASTRONOMY, especial
ly in tie United States by Elias LOOMS Professor Of Mshe
&c just receiv we'd ~ G. II. DAVIS,
scpt25 No. IL, Washington street.
RooTs AND sHoEs.-Men's Kip and Coarse Boots, Boys
end Youths Mems Brogs,s; Ladies' Bus
knx Colored Silk tp Exceisor Eameld
Pokas Jenny Lind Ties Walking Shoes Of description Sip
pers. &c.
AISOA of Gents Rubbers, Over Shoes Ladies
and Misses Rubber Boots Sandals and Busk Just received at
sep25 = HORNS.
SILK VELVET TUR5ANs-For chidren's wear Just re-
- ccivcd and for sale al MGINNIS'5 Hat Store,
scpt25 Nearly opposite BroSlins's Hotel
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03
TiNssDTAAFz CENTRAL MEDICAL COLLEGE.

SESSION FOR 1650-'o1
FUSHfS Ins;inea viii session Monday,
IL October March ensuing under
the following arrangements:
DANIEL MEEKER, NJ D.,
Professor Of General and Special Anatomy
r. CURRAN, MD,
Professor Of Physiology and General Pathology.
J. S. HARRISON, MD,
Professor o Maera Medical Therapeutics, and
Medical Jurisprudence
G. w. MEARS, Md,
Professor OF Obstetrics and Diseases Of Women
and CAidren-
CHARLES G. DOWNEY, AM
Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy.
L. DUNLAP, MD,
Professor of Theory and Practice.
JOHN 5. BOBBS, MD,
Professor Of the Principles and Practice Of Surgery.
E. DEFINING, MD,
Professor Special Pathology and Institutes Of
Medicine
D. FUNKHOUSER, MD,
Demonstration of Anatomy.
The charges dollars for each ticket dollars fol
the full AairIcu five dollars, be paid only
Tue dectmg ticket FIVE dollars and be taken the first
second course.
Boarding had per week, including lights
fuel.
Further information viii be given application the Dean.
J. = BOBBo, Dean Of the FGcEly.
Indianapolis Sept. 2l-5w
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u money in all cases to accompany subscriptions
Any person sending Club Of Ten with cash. at the rate Of
each, shall have copy gratis For
number than en the srauiy will be increased IN proportion
All Post Masters Agents. and such
by decision OF the Department. they authorized TO
frank letters for the benefit of subscribers.
AUSTIN H. BROWN.
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Tickets slo-Halves s5-ouart

Certificates OF Packages of 90 Whole Tickets $40
Do do of DC Half do ............. 90 O
Do do of Quarters do ............. 80 Z
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03
STATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY, IS.


WEDNESDAY April 2iih l5Je.
William Sullivan Administrator of the Estate James E. Ray de-
ceased William Thomas, Tnomas Henry ThoInss Ad
Wright, Administrator OF John f. Livernan. dece ased and
The heirs of said John f. Lverma, deceased ChaA
FEtS day the complainant by Robert t. Wpoie Esq,
IL his Solicitor granted his bii
pan affidavit hs knowledge OF the Of
sad defendants the unknown heirs of John Lvernsn eces
and that their residence he verify believes Tins
WhereuPon ordered thai said defendants, unknown heirs
the said John f. Lverman deceased he notified OF the filing and
tendency of sud bib Of compliant by three weekly pub
locations IN the indiana state Sentinel weekly newspaper OF gem
circulation, printed aud published county MaTo
the Stale of In lana And that unless aey appear plead
before the calling the of tbs Court,
bill said unknown hers of John L. Lvernan deceased,
will be taken a confessed. A copy.
Attest, YA. STEWART, Clerk NJ. c. c.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03

a DEMONSTRATORS NoTIc7.-Letters OF Administration
OF Lee Isaac late of Marion Se OF l
diana deceased have this day been granted 3nd Issued 10 a. UNDER
signed by Clerk of the Probate Court Of Marion The
estate is probably insovent. DAVID McCURDf,
sept25-3wtwl Administrator.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03
JonS ". A QraRlEs, sOls for cOmp'Hi- sep,s5-svvG

ENXECUTORS SALE-Te undersigned Of the last
81 viii and of Asa b. Harris late of Maroon county,
deceased will, Thursday the I7h day October 1850
three mites New Bethel proceed sell public lie
property sad deccdei consisting horses
and quantity OF clean wheat and tire field
bee stands farming utensils household and kitchen furniture &c
credit will be dollars
by the approved security payable with
relief from valuation appasemen laws All sums OF
dollars and under Sale 10
O'Clock A. NJ, of said day. BENJAMIN MORGAN,
srpt25-3wt Wy
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03

W The following papers will please insert three weeks
and forward their this oo Courier
nal Lafayette Palladium and JersOna. Rchmcnd Courier
Express Tee Haute Courr Banner Madison; Jour
nal and Republican. EVANSVILLE News Michigan Ciy; Demo
craf(
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03

- ALE OF SCHOOL LAEDS.-On Wednesday October 90,
y 1850 between - O'Clock. NJ end O'clock P ~ viii oher
Nashville, Brown county, Indiana No 20 in
Township North OF Range No. East beng tic
Land donated by Of Congress tie promotion Education
in Clarks grant The Section will be offered lois puT-
chaseTs.
TERMs-Cash balance equal
payments per anuIn,
payable in advance annually CAMPBELL. BAY,
auc2s-ts. auditor CIlsk county
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03

agree interest upon the due and unpaid the
loan Of procured by the Indi5na being
through the Commissioners Of the mixing Fund,
being the purchase money agreed be paid by j. B. for
land lots, s the may DC.
Given under my hand this day CT lsJc
Witness,
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TRENTON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Cash Can;tai-g15( 0il0 %

SURPLUS OVER TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Al secured by Bond and Mortgage Real Estate
FHvE undersigned prepared policies OF the above Com
He the public after personal examination
and proper the of New York as to The standing of this
saisied of the best the East and Is
considered by the New York public He pledges himself the
holders policies this Company that OF loss by IRE they
delay. All losses
pad within 60 days after The Company has by its order
authorized itself to be sued in the Marion County Courts
A. W. MORRIS, Agent
Office a. Governors Circle indianapolis.
Indianapolis, April H. 1850. 986mos
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NJ oIICE-s hereby given that the undersigned has been
pointed Administrator the Of Finest Bergoner de-
ceased said Eergone resided Marion comfy State Of indiana
naebed make immediate
payme; undersigned All persons having claims
sent them for settlement. JOSHUA STEVENS.
fni;arauo,is. sent 81. 1S5C,-3v
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81 - - q % Os
$50 ,000! $40, 900! $15, 00O!

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the benefit OF Mononeala Academy Class No ia for 1851
To be drawn Ae2snsra Va Saturday Oct II, 1850
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+
Pittsburg visited Yesterday afternoon by one of
the severest hastOrms that ever visited these parts
There is scarcely house in Pittsburg and Allegheny
CITY in which the windows are total wreck The
hail fell of size Every roof suffered more
less As instance OF the effect of the storm hail
broke completely trough iron roofs the first floor.
This may be hard believe but is nevertheless true.
The amount of damage cannot be ascertained.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03

sA aDe4BaD@Se
0 PRIZES OF $500!

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For benefit Monongaia
be drawn al Aexan ira Va, Saturday 9ih Oct, ls50.
IS Number Lottery-l2 Drawn Ballots
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03

indianapolis, Indiana, Sept. :, ISJu.
The Enquirer Cincinnati, Ohio, Louisville Democrat
Louisville, KY journal Commerce. New York City,
delphia Ledger, Pa Boston Times. Boston, Will publish
above weekly for sixty days. and frwaTd their the
Auditor sepls-Sn.w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-10-03

The Pacific, in starting Of her dock pitched the
wheelhOase against a large wood frame house shed
erected over the pier under which large number oil
people had collected her off and the whole
thrown down with a tremendous crash, falling sud-
denly the people killing three outright and
wounding several others badly. A number are still in
the ruins. Many escaped by running for life. Tie
iniescribdblv hOrric The Pacific came into dock
torender assistance. The particulars have not all trans
PRED.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-10-30
Meeting In Texas on the Boundary
0Uasfi0p

/ Though the accounts ifom Texes generally
favor The idea 'ha, the Pearce Boundary Bill
will be ultimately accepted by the people, we
hsve The following in our Texas papers:
A public meeting was held OF San Aueus
tine, or tie 7Ih instant, 10 &C, upon resolu.
ton oil red al previous meeting, spprovlna
the acl CT the Texas Ssna'ctG in voting for
the Pearce bill. Alter considerable discus.
sion, sef"s OF resolutions were offered as
subs i,ue. One OF these u solutions coudom.
ned The Pearce bill another declared that the
boundary Of Texas, as declared BY the law Of
1895, must be respected J. another that for
valuable consideration the people of Texas
might DISPOSE OF their territory north of 34
degrees 9 minutes +; that south of that line Il
might be conquered, 6ut nersr purchased.
Another oil The resolutions declares ihGt if
the late message OF P,es,den, Fillmore was
intended 10 intimidafe, il has failed Of lis OBJ.
ject; another declares stfouy attachment, 10
this Unon, but stronger one 10 the State If
Trds The question was upon the adoption
OF ihese resolutions as a substitute for The res.
olu'on approving Of the vote Of the Texas
Senators en- the Pea ce bill.
When the question put, (says the San
Augustine Herald) dlvislon was called for.
end the substitute oGs received end adopted
by Iarge majority. Upon the announce
men, from the char that the substitute wes
adopted, en- enthusiastic uubarst OF cheering
broke forth from the assembly, which conrln.
ued until the meeting adjourned.
It's thus that they do up things in San Az.
Sun.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-10-30
Precious Revelation,

he New York Evening Post, Demo
efshc paper devoted Ia ice soil gnd free trade.
oa' We belicve,--for we do not exchange
WIN generally independen, Of party
uanels- has latcl, let 90, n mportan, State
'ec'o'' carefully concealed previously by both
s'ngs Of tse Democra,,c party Of New Yolk.
~ v'nd'casi"g the resolutions OF the Syracuse
.onvcntion, sgeinst the assaults of the Ma.
tonal Era, the Pos; saws:
We think /, as much of a ,riumph as
0oehtfs have been expected from US, to have
nominated Martin Van Buren, a, our candi.
sas Tor the Presidency, and BY gificant
sue emphatic silence, to have rebuked the
course OF Senator Dickinson. And We, both
'"ese important results were accomplished.
committee composed OF a majority Of pro.
"s'ery men refused to report = resolution ap.
proving Of Mr.. Dlckinsons course; and a
.,"''sr " resolution, when afterwards offered 10
convention, was unanimously rejected, on
'o,s ,or the previous question.
"Hh'n fifteen minutes after this mertori.
ou' sc'' the Convention adopted the follow.
amo"g o'hsr resolutions reported by the
sane committee:
:, Hs'o'sed, Tha, this Convention do present
"e name Of Martin Vao Buren, 10 the people
"e Democratic candidate for the Office of
..Ss'oens of the United States, aud that we
., -" spare no honorable means to secure his
\. ne resolution vas adopted w'hou, debate
~, vote OF oato 81, and but for i,s hav.
s oesa put 10 the Convention in connection
" smother resolution congraulating the
ni.""y ior something that had not taken
"susIy."
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-10-30
CHARLOTTE. N. c. OCTOBER 80, 1850

fu'a, bv aclion al variance with that asser.
iion but, as in ,heee larer day., freedom
hao Become mere abstraction, SO | suppose
The sacred princip!e Of truth bas also becotse
mere G6stractioa, mere one idea, and as
suen, perhaps, Il may be your duty 10 disfe
gsrG iad viciate u.
D,d you not. fellow Democrats, at the pc.
risd lessrred to, invite 10 Your e,andsr I'd those
vhoaad previously acted ~l,h other political
psT'DaUs sns-a ai5 81 rot ihen sSiersaly pledge
yourselves 10 them "Io fehl on and fight ev.
er " under the banner which you then proudly
unlurledi Will ou now violate tha, solemn
p.ege! But if Liberty and truth are such
mere abstract;ons, honor, which usually &C.
companies truth, NAV, with prn2rlety. be put
IN the sane d,mocrGtic category, aid you
may he required to disregard lbal hitherto
sacred wlaciple. VIII You nov violate he
Obligations o! common humanity. by yielding
in the cause of the oppfes.sd and susIassd Of
your country?
We hope in future 10 hear no more Of the
cry, thai the Democrats Of the North are lru
er to the South than the Wings. The mel.
ancho'y y tiulh Is, that a very large portion of
the people, irrespective ol party, are hnpeIess.
ly surrendered TO Free Sol! fsn.,c!sm.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-10-30
ALoU:d Voice for Disunicn.

Hon. l. W. Hlyne, one Of the S,e.kers
sbo addressed the " Southern R,eh,s" Meet.
ing al Charles on, s. c.. on tbs 3 ns,., gave
ustsraace 10 sediments of disunion, which
trausce,d anything we have heard in that line
Tor sons'.me past. And the mos, sisa Gcant
part OF the business is, tha, the loudsst sp
pause Fected almos, every sentence tha, fol-.
io"s;-f'eters6urg latellgcncy.
we hve no faith in those ffaclions whose
cifcumigence 10 so extended that We csnnot
Ena celtFe 10 the circle. South Carolina ls
our cen'e, 6nd we insist that il is no treason
"to love hef," even thu it should be "de.th
10 deendS "a ieiou's death forsoo,h +
MI. Csairhan, the ncainate God h,uIself died
the oesh Of he cross, died bela eent~o ihisves,
and 'ht charge against him vas treason.
fellp~ citizens, there may be danger in dis
lni"n--aye there is dagger; we can brave
that lu. there is no disgrace. have pc.
ca''ar nsht to despss this launt aud 10 hur
pack -cp those xho- utter il isp scc-- e-d d..
aace. Whatever Of pride of ancestry | nos
sess rfsis upon my reverence for one Who
died uf'n the "gsIio~s "-ons who paid Mr..
Wets'tt's Heap Tax" 40 died iha, "a~k
ward deeih " IN the air wihou, touching the
ground" one Of Mr.. Clay's traitors, Who me,
that " COON hch he now threatens; and
he'e pledge myself that hen Sou'h Carolina
coiitnands that traitors graaIson will moi
shrink from oheying her, though treason I"
and galiows" we're hissed from the taoa,b,
of forty thousand Cluys, and all Yankeedom
echoed alih the sound.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-10-30
MR.. BERRIEN-A STRANGE DEVELOP
NENT

MEN l.
/ The New York Express says: "In read
ing The debates OF The Senate upon the Fu,i
tive Slave Bill, we fad the following remark,
OF Mr., Berlien Of Georgia, and Mr.. Pratt o
Maryland:
Mr.. Prat, sad = Now, there is one fac,
which the Senator Mr.. Berrien) has rels,st
to ne, ~hlch | desire TO mention TO the Sen.
ate. The honorable Senator, as l have un
dersiood from him, has collected upward. o.
s5oo, 900 FOR citizen Of the State Of Rhode
Island, upon oblIgalinns ven by cit,zeas o
I'ofgIa TO Rhode Island for negroes lmpor,
led Into Georgia.
Mr.. Bertien. Will the Senator allow me
PROFESSIONALLY he Senator is correct in his
statement. ! have stated to him that man,
years ago. ~ the exercise Of my profession.
at duty, had collected large amount
something bear the amount he s,a,es-in
bo"ds or notes, which were left in my hands
b. cl'lzen of Rhode Island, and shich we're
gwen ~ clzrns of South Carolina and
6"ofgia. stated tha, 10 the Senator, but
| did not iaiend that /, should be introduced
here.
Mr.. Ptait-l certainly understood the
Senator TO STATE, Bt he time he told me of
the fact, thai he hlmst II wished TO bring i, TO
the notice Of The Senate. At any rate, did
not understand The Senator to rcqlesl that
should say nothing on the subject.
The Express sdds: IL, is but q small
matter whether the Senator spuko in conf
deace or not. 1t is the FACT we wish to
call The attention Of our readers, particularly
those OF New England, and especially Rhode
island. Whit is this iactl Tha, one law.
yer OF the Safe Of Georgia has collected
hree hundred thousand dollars for citizen
Of Rhode Island for negroes imported isto
Georgia We do not suppose, much as We
would like TO believe, that 1t is an isolated
Case. The Constitution for more than forty
years hos made this importation of negroes
Piracy, and yet IN a section of country
whence We bear most said against slavery,
We see that the greatest pecuniary rewards
have been derived from traffic in slaves.
With such facts staring us in the face, and
proclaimed aloud from the Senate Chamber
at Washington, may not our zeal for the true
welfare OF slaves be questioned, and The luun,
of hypocrisy be flung back upon US, as we
herald our own love Of free3om and our ab
hofrence Of oppression. The fact which Mr..
Pratt has here drawn out is not q new one 10
many Of our readers, but is a sad one, and
one which We cite now not only TO deplore
il, but for the sake Of saying, in the name of
a common charity for all men, that il ought
10 teach US to have little forhearancs with
others. when, 10 say the least Of il. we are no
better than we should be, ourselves"
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-10-30
A SNAKE STORY.
The Charleston, Va. Free Press relate.
the following singular circumstances:

lhe charleston, va. Free Press relates
the following singula. circumstances
negro, in .Didwiddie county, came to his
death short time since, in the following sin.
gular manner; He was sent into field on
an errand, and no, returning as soon as was
expected, search was made, and he was found
lying on the ground nearly dend, his eyes
strained from their sockets. and exhibiting
the appearances Of s,rangulation. On ap.
proaching nearer, il was discovered that a
large snakt had crawled down his throat
They attempted TO draw out the snake by the
tail, which extended few inches ou, Of the
negto's mouth but il drew il IN 700, and the
negro died at tho instant. Ii 10 supposed
that no lay down on the ground and fell
asleep, and the snake finding an entrance in
the open mouth of the negro, crawled down
his throat, thereby causing its own and the
negrO's death.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1850-10-30

Rose, tho $3.50 ticket man al Providence,
did not 60 to the concert there after oil This
Ross must 10 an original. The Boston
Transcript says that IN the arrangement of
hls room. he ordered his carpe. 10 be placed
on the ceiling. aud directed the mason 10 white.
wash the floor