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Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-10
THE CHARLESTON CONVENTION.

We learn that the Delegates representing the
Southern Rights Associations of South Carolina,
who assembled in Convention a. Charleston on
Monday last completed the business for which
they were convened and adjourned sine die on
Thursday. They adopted, as we are informed
through the Telegraph. /" the mgiority resolutions
in favor of secession - by which we understand
that they have expressed their opinion in favor of
immediate secession from the Union by South
Carolina alone without waiting for the cooperation
Of other Southern States. This, we believe,
is substantially the question which the Convention
was projected to decide, with view, no doubt, TO
influence the action of the regular State Conven-
ton, which the Legislature at its last session au-
thorized to be held at some future day, not yet
designated Itappears that the decision OF the self
constituted body which has just terminated its labors
did not meet the approval of Mr.. CHEvEs, Senator
BUTLER, Representative Oar, Mr.. BARNwELL, and
others, who favored more moderate course, but
were overruled by Mr.. RHETT and his adherents.
Such result should excite no surprise, as il was
to have been expected in voluntary assemblage
composed altogether Of Delegates representing ultra
partisan associations, whose members are ac-
knowledged to be disafected towards the Union.
We shall give the particulars Of their proceedings
when yley rsacia
P.S Since the above was put in type we have
received the proceedings Of the first two days, and
have made room for them, in condensed form, in
another part Of to-day's paper. They include the
resolutions Of the majority Of the Business Com
mittee, which the Telegraphic balletins lead us to
suppose were adopted in the form in which they
were reported. sa
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-10

We regret to learn that Hon. DAVID A. BoKEE
of New York, is still detained in this city by in
disposition.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-05-10

The steamers Hermann. from Bremen, and Crescent City,
from Chasses, arrived at New York yesterday The latter
brings no gold on freight. s
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-08
From Boston.
ADDITIONAL NEWS BY THE NIAGAR

ADDITIONAL NEWS BY THE NIAGARA
BosToN, May /.
The Niagara arrived this morning at o'clock.
Transactions in American stocks are limited, Sl061
for U. S. 6 per cent.
Inscription bonds redeemable in 1868 at iaS3c for
Pennsylvania fves.
Her political intelligence is un;mportant
In England the schism in the established church is
widening. The Bishop of Exeter proposes the cOnve-
ming Of Diocesan Synod.
The Gorham question is at the bottom of the difficulty
Lady Franklin is again fitting the Prince Albert
for voyage the Arctic in search Of the missing
petition.
TURKEY.-The Austrian Ambassador has received
the assurance OF the Porte that Kossuti Bahama Mes
sire, and the Perils shall be detained Kutagah and
the other fugtives, some sixty, will be released.
S. E. Sewe the free soil candidate for Congress in the
ID district has written letter declining be candl
date the trial which takes place the 26h and
recommending Ranoul, the Democratic candidate, who
be has borne such noble testimony against the fug
tive slave law He says that the free sellers should
unite in support OF the whom tn v rely for
his zeal and ability in urging the repeal of that law
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-08
From Vicksburg.
From Vicksburg.
BURNING OF THE STEAMER WEBSTER-FOR-
TY LIVES LOST.

VIcKsBURG, May 3.
The steamer Webster, Capt. Samuel Reno, from Gin
cnnat bound for New Orleans, took fire vest day al
ternoon and burned the waters edge at the head OF
island No &C. one hundred miles above this place The
fire first discovered and the alarm given about four
o'clock Almost instantly the boat enveloped IN
flames The pilot Mr.. Ruckman, to whom great credit
is due having charge OF the wheels, Immediately
deavored the boat ashore, which he partly sue
ceeded in doing, until the flames finally drove him from
his post and the boat being unmanageahe hoated with
the current thus deprvng the passengers and crew oil
their first and last hope OF safety.
At the first alarm ensued which 1t is impossi-
bic describe and mingled it with the burning
boat from which flames bursting in all directions,
became terrible in the extreme Many rushed into the
hames while others crowded to the side OF the boat,
cnging eonvulsvey 10 the boat, till driven away by
the fire. and finally threw themselves into the river
1t was with difficulty that any OF the females could be
saved many Of them being separated from their husbands
and friends About twelve fifteen of the passengers
jumped from the bow of the boat and with great difficult
ty saved their lives by cngng to the snags until reved
by the yawl and skins from the shore.
As socn as the fearful truth known by the nhab
tants the shore, three four boats were quickly
rowed the scene and succeeded IN saving the lives OF
several persons who were clingng the snags, and
taken board of trading boat belonging TO Capt
G. L. Case who did all that could be done to afford
asylum TO the females and children who were saved.
The number of the passengers and was about one
hundred Of whom only some sixty could have been
saved the rest are supposed to have persisted with the
boat.
Inc steamer New orleans. from ot LOUIS, DOuhu lot
New Orleans hove in sight about hour after the
cden occurred arrived and kindly took aboard all
the surviving.
The following are the names of those killed and miss
ing: Capt Samuel Reno and wife; Mr.. Henry Harrison,
wife, and child the wife Of the pilot; child of Mr.
Ruckman; Geo. Bliss, chief clerk; John Campbell, Sec
ond clerk; child of Mr.. Ragwn, from New Orleans
Mary, colored, chambermaid Henry, the bar keeper
Geo. Hine, from Cincinnati; ]. McCarty, from Lynch
burg, and girl belonging McCarty. Several others
are mssing-number not known
The boats papers and money all lost.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-08
From Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, May D
THE MURDER AT ROXBOROUGH.

PHILADELPHIA, May D.
THE MURDER AT ROXBOROUGH.
At early hour Saturday afternoon, ci-
liens startled by which had been sent
by express the city Of dreadful murder,
IN the township Of ROxbury, of the most beauti.
lul and romantic sections of the rural portions Of
the country. deathke stiffness pervaded the
The SPECTATORS almost with horror. Indgna-
ton was depicted on every countenance, and many
manly well gentle eye suifused with tears.
The spectacle outdoors awful to behold. female
PROSTATE upon her back full length pool of
geaed blood The whole front of her skull in,
and her brain soaked in from the wound man
extended also the damp earth his face buried in mud
and the posterior part Of his head beaten to atoms
The house entered, and here disclosed the
sight Of all In the of a room, if it had
crawled there and expired lay crouched upon its face
dead infant As one OF the policemen turned tover he
wept. The side, front, and back of its Uranium had
been Fractured though eess for several hours, and
its countenance distorted by the injuries it had received
There still such e-like expression Of counten-
in its leok, that it difficult for the spectators
to realize the idea that it really corpse they
behodlng. Indeed, the murdered baby appeared if
ouy sleeping.
The alarming and heart rendng affair is wrapt in no
little mystery. The facts of the circumstances, dis
closed, be these The family consisted Of VAL
eune Bartle aged 49, his wife Caroline aged 80, both
natives OF Germany, and their four Children born IN this
country.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-08
Latest from California and Havana.
ARRIVAL OF THE GEORGIA.
GEORGIA..
NJ W

NEW DIRK, May o.
The Georgia from Chagres and Havana with passen-
gers and mails arrived this morning with 81 800 900 of
gold in freight, and 300 passengers She left Chagres
the 25th u with 500 PASSENGERS and landed 200
Havana. The steamers Crescent City, North America,
and Brother Jonathan left Chsgres with only
few passengers. The Georgia sailed from Havana on
the evening OF the LIST inst Great excitement prevailed
in relation the invasion. number had been impris-
oned suspicion. Among them three priests, for
preaching mufnous sermons. The day eli the Georgias
arrival celebrated by the execution of poor fellow
who had been sent by Lopez obtain pilots for the
petition. He tried in open court, and evidence
strong against HIM that he immediately executed
Previous 10 which he subjected great torture for
the purpose Of elictng information. This is the first
execution that has taken place for political offences, and
has created considerable feeling against the Captain
General, and his conduct in executing prisoner no
did not seem TO know he committing a crime, has
been severely criticised.
Matters have become serious and alarming at Ha-
vana that many preparing to leave. The Captain
General is taking every precanon to guard against an
invasion. Lookouts stationed all around the coast
within two miles Of each other and the vessels of
kept cruising between San antonio and Havana. One
Of the steamers, the Cuba ashore the Polorago
when the Georgia passed and the Pzarro had gone to
her assistance.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-08
From New York.
ADDITIONAL NEWS BY THE NIAGARl

ADDITIONAL NEWS BY THE NIAGARA.
NEW YoRK, May 3
FRANcE.-The Moniteur publishes decree convokng
the Consular General Vanceur of the fifth military,
deliberate the expediency of admitting free Of
duty for export The Assembly have granted 200, 900
francs to the anniversary Of the Republic.
The press favor of the Ministry urges the present
ton by petitions for a revision of the Constitution.
PRUsSA-The Berlin Ministerial states that besides
Austria and France, Prussia has also demonstrated
against the Austrian annexation scheme.
Prussia has likewise directed that all the German
States should accede to the Frankfort Diet.
In Berlin the Upper Chamber has rejected the minis
ferial bill.
AUsrRIA-It is stated that the Austrian government
Is inclined Go accede 70 the Frankfort Diet There
deficiency in finances for the year. of II 61 725 FORMS
The Emperor had granted amnesty political prisoners
The government demands from Sardinia passage for
its troops, in case Of REFUSAL to France.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-08
From Buffalo
GREAT STORM ON LAKE ERIE.

GREAI STURM On LIKE EKIE
BUFFALO, May 2.
Severe gale and arne disasters. The severest gale
yesterday that has occurred the Lakes since 1874 Its
approach indicated by the barometer and hence
il was that it caught our shipping outside unprepared
and we fear involved severe loss Of property If not Of
iife At shout O'Clock the wind changed aroand and
blew from w. s. W, accompanied with snow, hail and
rain. sudden change Of wind brought great volume
Of in our harbor covering lowlands filing cellars
and nearly submerging the decks The following disas
tiers 70 shipping have fallen under our notice:
Brig J. Y Scammon left here yesterday bound west,
and had made ofiing and was squarng away before
the wind under fu canvass When the gale struck her
she put about and made for port and before she got fair
~ inside the wind had her canvass into sreds In
coming up creek she aoul canal boat, Blue Bell
A nan-Hram Burtank-passcnger on canal boat
was caught between the fore chains OF the brake and the
vale Of the boat and had both legs broken and badly
naneled and it is thought he cannot survive schoon
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-08
From New York.

ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA.
New YoRK, April go.
The Niagara brings AZ passengers, some Of whom are
The U. S. steamship Franklin arrived at Cowes at
O'Clock The U. s. steamer Arctic arrived at Liverpool
on the 18th at P. NJ.
News generally unimportant There is little of ia
terest from the continent. Parliament had adjourned
over for Easter holidays to again the 18th.
Her Majesty will open the great exhibition in state
The public will be excluded during the ceremony
An insurrectiOn headed by the Duke OF Saldena had
broken in Vinirmpia. The insurgents 5000
strong and well armed The king had taken command
The overland mail from India had arrived. Political
news from India and China unimportant Business
was steady but inactive, at Bombay and Canton.
Freights were one pound sterling per ton decline
was expected.
The last accounts from Cape Good Hope state that
the British forces had gained decisive victory over
the Cafrs at Hot River still there little prospect
oil a speedy termination Of the
Notwithstanding Of interest had occurred in Par
lament previous the adjournment for the holidays.
Motion for going into committee the bill assess
taxes, Mr.. DIsraei moved resolution of which he had
given notice that In relief to be lTaned by remission
adjustment of taxation due regard should be paid the
depressed condition of owners and occupants of land in
the United Kingdom. de commented with great Sc
verify the pursued by the government during
the present session. With reference agricultural
terests nveghing against their conduct in refusing to
relieve districts Of evils which acknowledge to exist
and disappointing hopes which farmers had been led
entertain, by expressions in the royal speech He inti
timated before he down, a disposition agree
to the repeal Of the window tax but his determination
was TO oppose to the utmost. the imposition of any kind
OF income tax on farmers. The speech was received
with loud cheering from the protectionists.
Mr. L. A Bouchere replied and argued that the re-
lief afforded agricultural classes by the repeal of the
window and modification Of house tax would be greater
an would result from the originally proposed
with that object, if there would be afforded by repeal of
the income tax recommended by Mr. Harris
Lord John Russell complained Of the deuson pracced
on the countryby these motions which when brought
forwardn Parliament he hereby distinctly discaimed any
intention Of changing. Motion lost by 10 majority.
From Brown and Shpleys circnlar dated 18th April:
Cotton market heavy, decline in American of 4 per
pound SINGER eteamI asst philadelphia and Baltimore
Dos Cd, and 2ls 3D. and dull of sale. Ohio and Canada
20s and 20s Cd. and 1Ss and 10.
White Indian corn 33s yellow 3ls and 30, mixed 30s
Cd and 3ls per DR. Of $50 lbs
Wheat IS I'D, IS 81 for red and 6s ID for 20 lbs for
white.
Indian meal las Cd per Dbl.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-08
Second Dispatch.

PHILADELPHIA, s. P. NJ.
man calling himself Christian Graciener was
rested this afternoon suspected Of being the murderer Of
the Battle family He has been fully identified as being
the ma employed by Bartle, and who made threats
against him in consequence of disagreement about
wages.
Jenny Lind distributed So 900 in charity il being
the nett proceeds Of her Saturday night.
About half past IL to-day tremendous explosion
CURED the Alcohol and camphne factory of Jno. W
Ryan, Washington street. Swanson street South.
wark, owing careessness. The employers building
completely demolished no person hurt-several
narrow escapes made.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-08
From Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA, May 3, A. NJ.
The steamer City of Glasgow passed the breakwater
last night about O'Clock and arrived here about
this afternoon. She has about ITO passengers, and
large freight. Her news anticipated by the Nj
agara.
Judge King gave his decision in the long protracted
District Attorney case He ruled the second ward,
Moyamensing West Philadelphia and Pennsylvania dis
trict, which will give W. B. Reed whg large MAORI
ty and entitle him the office 1t will be remembered
that Horn r. Kneass, democrat, returned elected
by thirty majority and has held the Office up to the
present time
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-08

Mt Vernon was few miles out when she encounter
ed the gale She ran back TO within short distance of
harbor and dropped anchor She rode bravely till
P. NJ, when she dragged and ashore above the
pier. She like to be got off without much damage.
Brig Montezuma came back about and made the
harbor in fire style, and up spanking rate,
into the Empre carrying away her upper works. YES
sci lost her bowsprit, and fore-rigging From the
verify of the gale expect to hear Of considerable
damage to shipping afoat on the Lake.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-08
From New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, May /.
Gen. Scott left at O'Clock this morning, by steamship
Union, for New York. He had an interesting inter-
view yesterday with several old soldiers who defended
New Orleans the last which highly grat6ed the
Veterans.
Spring uncommonly backward. Weather unusually
cold.
Stock of pork in the city this morning % 600 bills,
including u 600 mess.
Steamer Scott arrived
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-08
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK, May
FLOrR-Quiei at 81 i2ss42s for common sraigb, State;
mixed, choice Western 81 25Gs450.
GRAIN-Unchanged.
CorToS-Midding Upland, TO- S10ic:
PoRK-Firm and tending upwards.
LARD-Fnm; prime keg, 10s911e.
wHIsKY-Quiei, al 23923lc.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-08
From PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA, April 30.
About o'clock this morning destructive fire
red in the smoking and packing establishment Of CHI
Brothers. Provision merchants in Front street, be-
low Race. An immense amount of meat was burned.
The FIRE bazed with great fury and could not be entire
ly extnguished for several hours Losses between
S., 900 and So ,O0O no insurance.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-08
From Cincinnati.
DESTRUCTIVE FRI

CINCINNATI, May D.
most destructive fire broke out last night in lum
Der yard the Of Race and Columbia streets.
1t destroyed about twenty buildings including the large
liquor of Wright & Bro With this exception the
houses mostly private dwellings, and not very val
liable. Loss not known, but very heavy. Our city is
infested with thieves and this doubtless the work
of ncendiaries.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-08

Latest from Europe.
ARRIVAL OF THE NAIL STEAMER MORGAN.
HALIFAX, April %.
The Royal Mail Steamer Morgan, Captain Stone,
reached her dock at O'Clock this evening from
Liverpool, with dates to the 18th inst.
COMMERCIAL SUMMARY
COTTON MARKEr is gloomy, influenced by advices
from the United States by the Arctic Buyers have OBJ
tanned concession Of I'd per ID.
Corn Marker very dull; Western Canal -four is sell
ing at l9sa2Os Wheat IS 81 for white. Corn 3Osa33s
Indian meal 14s6d
TIE MONEY Naturalization stocks remain un-
changed. English stocks unusually steady, during
the week the variations had exceeded a for money,
consols closed at 81 for account 97a974,
Provision NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in Beef
important. The demand for Pork is limited and
firm. The demand for Bacon not active. Lard firm.
Tallow has not varied in price.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-08

otate Sentlnel, i w EN-
QUARTER, after July Is
Alamo, Montgomery CO.
Alexandra, Madison CO.
Amiiy, johnson CO.
AllIsonville. Marion CO.
Anderson, Madison CO.
Augusta, Marion CO.
cambridge, Putnam CO.
Ballinger, Upton CO.
Beech Grove, Rush CO.
Belleville, Hendricks CO.
Berlin, Clinton co.
Bloomington, Monroe co.
Blue Ridge, Shelby CO.
Boxley, Hamilton CO.
Brand wine, Shelby co.
Bridgeport, Marion CO.
Brcsd Ripple, Marion CO.
Brownsburgh. Hendricks CO.
Ca1iz. Henry CO.
Carmel, Hamilton CO.
Carthage, Rush co.
Charlottesville, Hancock CO.
Chesterfield, Madison CO.
Cicero, Hamilton CO.
Clernonf, Marion co.
Clover Dale, Putnam CO.
Columbus, Bartholomew co.
Conn's Greek, Shelby co.
Charlottesville, Montgomery CO.
Cumberland, Marion CO.
Danville, Hendricks CO.
Darlington, Montgomery co.
Dublin. Wayne CO.
Eagle Village, Boone CO.
Eden, Hancock CO.
Edinburgh, johnson ca.
Elizabethtown, Bartholomew CO
Far West, Johnson CO.
Flemings, Shelby CO.
Frankfort, Clinton CO.
Franklin. johnson CO.
Farm.ngton, Rush co.
Fincastlc, Putnam CO.
Freep0rt, Shelby co.
Germantown, Marion co.
Gosport, Owen co.
Greencastle, Putnam CO.
Goddard's, Rush CO.
Greenfield, Hancock CO.
Greensboro, Henry CO.
Greensburgh, Decatur CO.
Greenwood, Johnson co.
Hampton, Hendricks CO.
Hamegan, Rush co.
Hensley, johnson CO.
Herod, Bartholomew co.
Hope, Bartholomew CO.
Huntsville, Madison co.
Jamestown, Boone CO.
jefferson. Clinton CO.
Kinder. Hancock CO.
Kinnard, Hancock co.
Kinks X Roads, Clinton co.
Knightsiown, Henry co.
Ladoga, Montgomery CO.
Lawrence, Marion co.
Lebanon, Boone CO.
Leftover, Bartholomew ce
Lewisville, Henry co.
Little Blue River, Shelby co.
Manhattan, Putnam CO.
Manila, Rush co.
Manwariags, Shelby co.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-08
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CrScINSATI May s.
The has rsethree inches weather clear and COOL
FLouR-S3 48GS3Ss
WHsKY-17ic.
PRov1sroSs-Nong OF Importance transacted Market Ssner
ally very quiet and unchanged.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-08

}, lCOl.
Marietta, Shelby co.
Mariinsville, Morgan CO.
Michlganlown, Clinton CO.
Middletown, Henry CO.
Monrovia, Morgan co.
Mooresvllle, Morgan CO.
Morganiown, Morgan CO.
Morristown, Shelby CO.
Moscow, Rush CO
Mount Auburn, Shelby co.
Mount Meridian, Putnam co.
Mount Tabor, Monroe co.
Newbern, Bartholomew CO.
Now Castle, Henry co.
New Lancaster, Upton CO.
New Maysville, Putnam co.
New Ross, Montgomery co.
New Salem, Rush CO.
New Warsaw, Bartholomew CO
New Winchester, Hendricks CO
Nineveh, Johnson CO.
Noah, Shelby CO.
INoblesville, Hamilton co.
Mortified, Boone co.
North Salem, Hendricks CO.
Ogden, Henry CO.
Orange, Fayeffe co.
Ovid, Madison CO.
Parkersburgh, Montgomery CO.
Pendieton, Madison CO.
Penfeld, Hamilton CO.
Perkinsville, Madison CO.
Philadelphia, Hancock CO.
iPikeion, Marion CO.
Pipe Greek, Madison CO.
IPitisboro', Hendricks GO.
!. PlainfeId, Hendricks CO.
Pleasant View, Shelby CO.
Poinsett, Hamilton CO.
IPntnamville. Putnam co.
Raleigh, Rush co.
Raysville, Henry CO.
Reese's Mill, Boone CO.
Richlard, Rush CO.
Royalion, Boone CO.
nashville, Rush co.
Russellville, Putnam CO.
Saint Omer, Decatur co.
Shielville, Hamilton co.
lShelbyville, Shelby CO.
Smelssr Mills, Rush CO.
Southport, Marion CO.
Spiceland, Henry co.
Springiown, Hendricks CO.
Spring Va ley, Marion CO.
Sieele's, Rush CO.
lStilesville, Hendricks CO.
lStrawtown, Hamilton CO.
Sugar Creek, Hancock CO.
Sulphur Hill, Shelby CO.
Taylorsville. Clinton CO.
Thornleysville, Boone CO.
Thorntown, Boone CO.
Teiersburgh, Upton co.
Upton. Upton CO.
West Undertook, Upton co.
West Salem, Morgan CO.
Warrington, Hancock co.
Williamstown. Decatur CO.
Woodbury., Madison co.
yellow Springs, Johnson Coz.
Yorktown. Delaware CO.
Townsville, Montgomery CO.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-08
From Washington.

WASHINGTON, May 6.
The receipts into the Treasury from January 1st to
March 81, 1851, amount to SIS, 604,1l7 IL.
The health Of the venerable Chief Justice Cranch has
again changed for the worse, and he is in an
frcmcy feeble condition.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-08
From Detroit.
DETROIT, May 3.

DEIKoII May D
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE.
fire last night destroyed P. Markham & Bros store.
and stock Of Books and Stationery amounting 50 0O0
on which So 900 was insured. 81 800 was insured on
building. Loss of the Advertiser door, tri-
fling.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-08

WEBSTER MEETING.
NEW YoRK, May 3.
Journal Of Commerce OF this morning publishes five
columns Of signatures TO the call d the great Webster
Fleeting.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-08

II 20 MILLERs AND OTHERs-INDIA RUBBER BELTS.
q for Gsi Mills Mills, Carding Machines and all other
kinds OF Machnery2 a. S, 6 T. and inches wide article
superior the common Belt received and for by
maY7 HENRY S. KELLOGG.