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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-27
From the Vernon Times.l
Fugitive Slave Case.

For several years past a negro man. commonly known
by the name OF Mtchum, has resided four miles
from this town, with his wife and children On Satur
day, 18Th inst, Mr.. George W. Mason, OF Dlvess
county KY, accompanied by several PERSONS To
grOg shop the Brownstown road kept by Beverly
Garrett colored man, and Atchum being there, was
arrested by Mr.. Mason, his slave. He brought
to town, aud proceedings instituted by Mr. Mason
assist ID by l.. Arnold, Esq, before Esquire p. L.
Basnett u reclaim and take back into servitude his
gro. BY request of Col. Andrews, counsel for Mitch
UNI the investigation postponed until Tuesday, 18th
inst, at II O'Clock, and Mitchum cared for by d. C..
Jones, Esq, Sheriff.
At half past o'clock, A. NJ the 18th inst, an ei
fort was made by MItchum's counsel obtain his dis
charge upon habeas corpus, which failed.
At II o'clock the court house crowded with spec
tators. Mitchum being brought In his COUNSEL Messrs
Andrews, Haeins, and Bundy moved his discharge on
the grounds that the Fugitive Slave Law of 1850 repeal
ed the act 81 l793 and that therefore, Justice OF the
Peace had jurisdiction. The Justice decided that he
had jurisdiction, aud the heard-H L. Arnold,
Esq, of this place. and Mr.. Devcreaux OF Owensbor-
ough Ky, for the claimant. The claimant proved the
negro was his by Mr.. Marks, of Daviess county, Ky
Mr.. Marks testified that he had not the negro Tor
10 years. but still he had hesitancy in identifying him.
On his erOss-examinatorj Mr.. Marks stated that the
negro had learned the blacksmiths trade. A witness
residing at this place, testified that three years
ago Mtchum told him he had learned the UNDERSTANDING
and could do almost any kind oil smith work No rebuff
ting testimony was offered by Mitchum EXCEPT a GER
ticate from tie OF Poor of Jennings township
IN Crawford county, Indiana. that Israel Ergum had
looS computed Win the law Oh Indiana, In relation To
free negroes coming into the State. The foregoing
about all the evidence in the case
On the argument Of the case the defence relied main
ly upon two points:
l.. That Justice Of the Peace has jurisdiction in
the case.
q That the witness Marks could mot from the great
lapse Of time identity the negro there being disn-
gushing MARKS about him, that he did open
OF his eyes quite wide the other
After argument by the counsel Esquire Basnett deci-
aed that the within his jurisdiction and that
The evidence convinced him beyond doubt that the me-
gro, whose Mr.. Marks testified be Stephen is
the property Of the claimant, and certificate
pordingy given by the Justice.
Stephen the negro put in Jail for safe keeping
until night, when he was secretly removed from the
prison, and started for the home of his master.
We are happy to state that excitement tending
towards mob law existed, and think our Kentucky
neghbors leave satisfied that how great soever
adherence TO the Institution of slavery may be- still
We are d law-abidng people.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-27
DIED,

On Monday morning the 9th instant AT O'Clock Mrs ANNA
of Daniel Ianes the 5h OF her
The deceased born Fayee county, Pennsylvania, on The
18th of July 1895 She 10th February 1915
In the 1872 she removed with her husband to Indiana Amer
residing years Connersve, they came in s2l 10 this city
emily selected the capital of the State but still almost
unbroken wilderness
In 1s she made public profession Of religion and for twenty
years member of the Presbyterian church
Her remarkably domestic and with proreiy
apply her the beautiful language of Scripture
opened mouth with WISDOM and in her tongue the
law OF kindness.
ways OF her household and the
bread of Rleness
children up call her bessed her husband also
and he praiseih her.
Five children before her the grave, aud
gathered around her glory. Her husband and of her chill
dren her losso her words-o im
her exampeo be watched by her mnisterng spirit
ami finally trust, her where there parting pain
forever. Il.
indianapolis, Feb 25 1851
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-27
LARGE AND FRESH SPRING STOCK OF
HATS. CAPS. AND STRAW GOODS

WE tender hearty thanks Trends and -
TONERS their liberal support hitherto and beg aye -
X call their stock for Spring and sum
- 1851. E.
-Four style Of Hats and other articles for
the approaching season. themselves every person
Of good For orkmen the manufacturing department.
claim the superior taste, skill and experience with all
the improvements and arrangements valuable for conducting the
business.
On of the demand Hats have been
obige extend premises and
which almost of the largest business houses IN
city To Western and southern merchants who have been
the habit of baysns the Eastern would merely
that they will fal largest HAT ESTABLISHMENT in the
United States al @ Main street. Louisville KY and prices there
as low any IN hese Ss with this advantage that every
week, If they their orders filed shipped and
delivered almost day avoid the delay, expense and
vexation attending Eas;eTn purchases.
Our stock in particular Of Psnas Legsr Palm Leaf and
other Straw Goods spared m making complete
enabled
fered and, in Pursuance Of old of smal profits and
quick saes resolved cash short paper prompt
sell everything cheap cheap Give
call when you a IN the
The highest market price cash. paid for Fnrs and Peries
fbi-w p. :. BARBER co.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-27

AN ACT change holding Courts
thirteenth Judicial Circuit
SECTION Be It enacted by the General Assembly Of the State
Indiana That the first the Circuit Courts the pas
of this Act in the counties of Ripley Decatur and Dear
born shall follows, in county Rip
ley the first Monday OF April 65-and sit twelve days
necessary In the county of Decatur the third Monday OF
April and sit eighteen days In the
Dearborn the second Monday May sit four weeks
and at that term.
SEC 2 Aud from and after the close Of the spring OF 1851
OF the said Dearborn Circuit Court the preceding section
provided the several the Circuit the thr
tcenth judicial circuit shall be follows In the county of
Franklin the first Mondays of February and August except
the next August term shall be commenced the Tuesday after
the first Monday and shall sit three weeks the business
quires In the county Dearborn the Mondays
August and February and may weeks each term; In
the county of Ripley the fourth Mondays September and
March, and If its business continue weeks
In the Decatur the Mondays of October and
April the close of the Court Ripley county,
three weeks if necessary And is further provided that when
civil suits sent said changes of
from other Counties they shall be the dockeed
said Courts.
SEC That all SUITS actions pleas and plants Of any and
sort and kind in each Of said Courts O the times Of
ting of which hereby changd shall be enforced the
suors parties shall be required appear
SEC. 4. This Act take
its and is hereby made the duty the Secretary
State TO tasma copy Of this duly authenticated TO the Clerk
OF each Of the counties Of Ripley Decatur and Dearborn
L. DUMONT,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JAS. II. LANE,
President ofthe Senate.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-27
Approved February ~, 1851.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.

AN ACT directing the auditor Of Sa'e pay tie Treasurer
Of RtEtey aud Greene Counties certain funds terin named
SECTION l. BE enacted By the Assembly Of
Indiana That the Auditor Of State be directed ascertain the
amount OF principal and interest Of Congressional township
fund. belonging town No. TO- 10, in Ripley
county, now in the state Treasury loan and to
the said funds securities TO the officer of said county
entitled TO receive the And that the auditor of State
directed also ascertain the
Of the Congressional township fund belonging
North west in Greene county in the treasury
0an and pay the said funds securities officer
said county Of Green entitled TO receive the
SEC p The Auditor OF State shall
counties ef Ripley and Green respectively the said
funds and they shall thereafter be controlled and managed
other township funds.
SEC B. The borrowers said may pay
annual interest and the principal of their respective
the state treasury to the credit of the accounting officers OF said
counties respectively TO be drawn annually by them.
Sec A. On payment in full being made any
the auditor OF the county holding security author
lied cancel and release the the precIb
ed by law.
SEC This act shall be in force from and after passage
K. DUMONT,
Speaker Of the House of Repres
JAS II. LANE,
Pesident of the Senate.
Approved Januery %, 1851.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-27
con nj E RCIAL.
NEW YORK MARKET.

NEW YORK MARKET
YORK. Feb. %, p. M.
CerToS-nacve 9l2 for mddlng upland and la9l2 for
middling Mobile and Orleans.
FLouR-Firm and quiet sales s462Bs
rs; Indiana and Michigan Si.759Si94
wHKAI-Inactive.
CoRN-Unchanged sales of 5000 bushels yellow $685.
PoRK-Quer Of 200 brs old for mess and
PRIME including 100 bs old prime at So %
BEEF-Dul Beef hams BETTER sales of so brls al SIS
LARD-Firm al easl.
BUrrER-Quiet at 1OG12
wHIskY-Ohio, better sales of 100 brls at 25 10 PSI
HEMP-Frin 500 dew-roiied American sold Sll2
Lhnseed Oil, Groc cries. and Tobacco unchanged
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-27

70 A remarkably fine piece Of glassware has been
manufactured at Paris, for the great exhibition. Il is
very large decaner blown from very pure and clear
material, and sufficiently capacous TO allow three per-
of moderate size sit inside round table three
feet four inches in diameter. The height Of the ocean
ter from the bottom the level Of the mouth, is feet
stopper weighs thirtytwo pounds and the whole de-
canfer 1888
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-27
L AZ VS. OF INDIAN A.
BY AUTHoRITY.1

AN ACT equazs the price Of Sranp Of
IadiaRG.
Be Assembly of
That the swamp included within
which sold per acre.
sold at the price that other swamp lands
See This Act shall be in force from and after its passage
T. DUMONT.
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
JAS H. LANE
President of the Senate.
Approved February r. 1851.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-27

FUGIrIvE SLAVE CASE IN CINcINNATI-Fanny a
coored woman, and her child arrested Monday
week in Cincinnati, by claimant from Tennessee and Ia
ken before the u. S. Commissioner. talented counsel
was procured for Fanny, and the case duly argued in
the presence Of excited hundreds, and the moment
when the Judge to give in his decision, The woman
Fanny stepped forward to the Judge and sad-I want
60 home with my master. can't fool away all dis
time. let me 60" The Judge said .'Gov-and she
"uenf
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-27

70 No acquainted with the facts can doubt for
that the person interested the line Of railroad
from indianapolis via Befontaine Pttsburg push
ing the operation to their utmost extent. Would that
all those interested in the line from the East through
this city had been in years past active But il is not
too late YETI if all put shoulders TO the whee-Ci Com
merciaI.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-27

II young lady named Amelia A. Durham, who
was gong ON hoard OF the maiboat yesterday morning
on a trip to Madison, made misstep on one of the
planks and fell into the river The gentleman who ac-
companied her could not SWIM which placed him in an
awkward fix, because he did not dare to jump in after
her. Killum, the active mate, to the rescue,
plunged in and saved the lady. The gentleman beay
pulled out twenty dollar gold piece and presented it to
Mr.. Klum, who literally refused receive it-Cin
ENQUIRER
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-27

70 The depredations Of Northern and Eastern ves-
sells upon the Virginia oysters have arrested the aten-
ton of the Virginia Legislature, and 'Oyster CON-
mit.ee" has been appointed who endcayorng to de-
wise way Of protecting the Virginia oysters from
the onslaught of Yankee clippers.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-27

% The Wabash Express is reminded that the inteli
gence efthe Madison Courier may be apparent TO but
It's orthodoxy Democratic Journal IS not onlv qnes-
toned by NJ bn is Doubted y the leading Democrats Of
the State, who have by chance made an acquaintance
with its lecid paragraphs; We regard paper Demo-
ures Of Congress .-B bennington Reporter.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-27

u "OId Virginia never tires" of receiving honors
The Hon j. S. PendIeton, Of Va, has been appointed
Charge dAiares Of New Grenada, to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the resignation Of DIR. Foote.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-27

a sTRoLoGY.-THE CELEBRATED DIR. c. w. ROBACK
N Professor of Aroogy Astronomy Phrenology,
cy, combined with CONJURATION from Sweden Office Nc II
Locust Philadelphia offers his citizens of nd
consulted by all heads Of Europe
and enjoys higher reputation Asrooger than living
Natves calculated Commentaries Gentlemen
S. Person, distance have their naves drawn by send
the Of the day of their birth All containing
above viii receive immediate attention. and natves
part Of the world written durable and he prepared
make Of his power by conaton any the following
Courshp successful accomplishment
OF wealthy he has the redeem such
free the bottle; and all OF hazard and
the recovery stolen lost property and the purchasing lottery
tickets Thousands of the named have been done
the United full
all. 10000 Naves Horoscopes have been during
years while here Letters will every purpose
will well call IN person, mail q safe
that persons need fear money through the Post Office
oback monthly has
missed All will be relgousy attended aforesaid
For particulars, cal the Office of the Sentinel and get
Astrological Almanac, gratis. c. w ROBACK,
II Locust above Eighth, Philadelphia
particular the Post Office county and State
TO- All communications kept religiousy secret feba6
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-27
CINCINNATI MARKET.

CINCINNATI, Feb 81, r. NJ
FLoURSaes OF 500 b s34O and the market is very heavy
WmskY-n better demand but prices lower sales OF abou
200 brs al 19la195
PRovIs1oNs-oerate business previous quotations
GRocEREs-Quiei.
SusAR-Sales of so hhds fair al G.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-27

u A plank road connection between New Albany
and Jacksonville is speedily TO be completed On
Tuesday books for the subscription of stock to the work
were opened in New Albany and in less than five hours
nero than the necessary amount was subscribed
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-27
EXCLUSIVELY
T A NCY D RY 500 D s.
L. II. MOORE CO.,
122 Broadway, corner Of Cedar Street,

NEW YORK
UAVE receiving the best stocks
rey prices short credit liberal discount Cash.
ssling in part follows
MILLINERY GOODS.
10000 pieces No 30 Ladies' and Misses Bonnet aud Sash Rib
10000 pieces No 10 % Plain Satin Ribbons;
do do do;
Plan Changeabe Chine, Watered, and Corded Bonnet Silks
5000 pieces Belt Ribbons;
Full assortment of Velvet Ribbons
Black and Colored Grapes Grape Iisse, Tarlaians
Zephyr, Illusion, and Bruxells Lace, Artificial Flowers;
Cap Tab, Crimped Ribbons, etc.
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF DRAPERIES.
Embroidered, Wove aud Tumhoured in Lace and Musm
81 IA Mosquito Nett Curtain Fringe
Needewo and Tamboured Book Cambria Swiss Null and Jaco-
MuinS;
Plain Jackonet AIuslns;
B.nop Lawn Mems Plain an Fancy Silk Cravais,
L. c. Hdks Gloves, Suspenders etc
SUNDRY GOODS.
Marcellnes, Forences, Sans and India Silks
Silk Buttons IN great variety
Algerine Braids, Gmps, Dress Trimmings, Fringes;
Oil Silks Cambrcks; Large assortment Kid Gloves
Sewing Silk Gloves and Mnt,
Mohiar do do;
Isle and silk Gloves and Mis
I.adie Fancy silk Cravats
Love Veis Black and Green;
Barece and Parege Wells, Purse Twist
Embroidered and Plain Linen, Lawn and Cambria HhdkfS
Complete of Book, Swiss and Cambria Inserngs and
do do Dresses;
Capes Collars Cuff, Gaps, etc;
SO in. Madras and Swiss Cravais
Thread Cotton valenciees Edginss Founcgs asd Insert
All widths Plain and Embd Cotton and silk Laces
White and Colored for Dresses, Caps etc;
Splendid Ve Black Silk and Mohalr Trimming
large proportion of the above goods entirely aad
Of the richest this markets and we would invite you
feb11-4w new fofh-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-27

Tuyo GARDENERS AND oTHERs-rhe subscriber has re-
ceived Agency for the sale Of LANDRirH's Garden SEEDS
which he viii dispose Of wholesale retail All warranted
fcb26 HENRY s. KELLOGG.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-27

u The attempt to increase the present tariff taxes
has failed in Congress.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-27
CHANGING FROM DAY TO NIGHT,

Summer 10 Winter They moral and eevaing in their
combining Optics the Arts and Mechan
astdoa attend, with full that
pains expense will spared render the evenings entertain
ment superior anything offered discriminating public
Admission Cards be had the door, Curtain
: O'clock Doors open one previous. feb23
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-27

RHEUMATISM GOVT AND NEURALGIA speedily cured
by NTcHEIL INDIAN RHEUMATIC ExrRAcT the money refund
ed The sale OF this Medicine space
months OF itself sufficient proof its efficacy the
monlals of of the respectable and Physicians Of
Louisville, who have used circnarsl fail convince
the sceptica of the virtues of this mcqualed medicine
DIR. H. NJ Rutherford of Louisville
ellis Indian Extract with benefit myself any
remedies have made trial of the Of ory-seven
during which have labored
relieved of all paiII'
Maj Tbo NJ Hicks also of Louisville says In less
days relieved of the PAIN limbs
all measuaby restored their natural feeling To the ac
ed would recommend this medicine, and them
humbugr
RAYMOND PATTEN, Louisville, KY, sole Agents
United States
Sold only Madison by Collins Abberger indianapolis
by CRAiSHEAD BROWNING. oc5-3mo
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-27
Street Conversation.

fsTom have got arysipelas :"
"No, net anyone.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-27

MALLS PLOTNoiice hereby given that the 23d day
n February ISL will make application the Governor the
of Indiana be appointed Pilot the Falls of the Ohio,
place Thomas Powell, deceased ANDREW FITE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-27
CONCERT HALL.
GRAND POLY ORAMAl

CONSISTING Of series OF views splendy Illuminated by the
" mechanical application OF the Light On FRI
1851
respectfully the citizens OF INDIAN
apos their paintings entirely original The manner ofex
hblng improvement the usual methods The Paintings
day;
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-27

New articles in this market general Of Pocket
Cutlery Pocket Pistols Revoiyers, &e received and for sale
al Cincinnati prices, by HENRY s. KELLOGG. 4
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-27


DAY, SATURDAY and MONDAY Evenings Feb 81, 22 and 81
The Propreors respectfully announce to the citizens
aPos that their paintings entirely original The manner OF ex-
hbng is improvement the usual methods The Paintings
Days Rssss ni''s' an inc s''0''' q s p'''' '' "'
CHANGING FROM DAY TO NIGHT,
Winter, SC They moral and elevaing in their
faioas attend with full that no
pains expense will be spared render the evenings entertain
ment superior TO anything offered a discriminating public
Cards be had the door, Curtain rises
O'Clock Doors open one hour previous ieo23
In THE PRoBArE COURT OF MARION County,, INDIANA
Petition Esas-ary B. West Nathaniel West and
SaseeI West s deceased rs Henry w Ellsworth and Mary
F. Ellsworth his wife, Martha West William IL West. Isaac b.
know that ON lie ISS dav Of February A. D. ISL the
ID above-named compliments filed in the Probate Court of Mari
e W O % Iaac Meetsr and Na5aneI w Nee
kerr are not residents Indiana said defendants
William H. West Isaac b. Meeker and Nathaniel w Meeker
on and that unless they appear and plead TO- or deu
said petition the first day Of the next term Of said Probate
Court held the Court House IN the city OF Indian
aPos on the Second Monday IN April next so the sand petition
'''''' y sun -'''''N' WILLIAM STEWART Clerk
BY WIN. WALLACE, Deputy Clk-
BARBOUR PoRrEn Artys for Petitioners feI22-3wlwl
aSLEoTIoN OF DIRECTORS oFTHE CENTRAL PLANK
"a ROAD COMPANY hereby given that the frs,
Of 9s s s Of Spa d sd between sy the
'''-'''' 80 -,'''S''- w ROBSON, President
AZ oTIcE-Pubc hereby given that United States Mill
" tary Land Warrant No - 1876 for 100 issued April 1Oh
1873 to the undersigned private in Captain LAWYERS Company
destroyed and thai the 18th day of March, ISL shall demand
from the Commissioner of Pensions duplicate Of SAID certificate
Hp oLTNG CLoTHs-Just received large general
ID sormen OF all numbers the Duich Anchor Boiling
Cloths. which will be sold at Cincinnati pTeeS for cash t only
4 RANGEs--ssoS boxes Oranges
" 20 do Lemons
Received consignment and for sale low TO close by
eba2 BROWNING a MAYER
aNoRDAGE-5 so dozen |, ,, and extra Bed Cords
10 10 do Sea- ssp cir isi't Clothes Lines
10 coils Heap Halter Ropd
10 reels do Bed Cord
DO DO DO DO F FasR Gs' Yarn
500 lbs do Broom Irvine !
reels Grass Line
bales Cotton Irvine
just received and for sale by BROWNING & MAYER.
SP1oEs..-GRoUND AND UNGRoUND
- f fsipGcc M M@s%ss'
Cinnamon Cayenne Pepper
In dozens and by the pound-lor sale By
ORD AND LADY HARooURT, or Country Inequalities;
MEIIEviLI.E-A Franconia Story Jacob Abbott
rd TgI and Frp @ Res Of A%sIica h Edition
THE CONVICT the COnspirators Victim Novel written
ELLA VISION or The Adventures of an Orphan Girl Ro-
nance of Cincinnati; BY Walter Whimore
PICTORIAL FIELD BOOK of the Revolution, No, II; BY Ben
Jus, received and fer sale by ROSS RAY
EXPORTED CIGARs-We have hand tie following cee-
braled brands O. Fine Spanish Cigars; viz:
Compentencia Resalas, FL Neptune;
la Es9reIa DO Iaiiiinosi
La Iibenad do Plantation
Fl Sol do Justo Sands Principe;
FL Concrete do Turkish CIgaTlas.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-27

Mr. Stanley, of North Carolina, was arrested yester-
day a warrant issued oath of Walter Lenox, may
Or and taken before Justice Morse charged with cha
longing Mr.. Inge, of Alabama, for aledeed offensive
words, spoken few days ago in debate. After hear
ing, Stanley dismissed O'Clock for want oil ey
dence. Inge and his friend Gov. Brown have not yet
been arrested The police have been searching for them
all day The general impression is that challenge
has been passed and duel agreed upon.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-27

VKyoOL WANTED-T1e highest price cash win be paid for
w Wool IN fleece delivered nj Leather
Sure, Indianapolis LEfEvER, DETERICk Co.
Indianapolis, April 2. 1850
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-27

EL ROAD COAPANY-Noce is hereby gven that ON the frs
Wednesday April ISL election will be held at the Office of t
Secretary Company city Indianapolis between t
hours of O'Clock A. NJ and O'Clock p NJ OF said day. for ih
election of nine Directors of said company.
w ROBSON, President
- " Dr~r febO
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-27

Approved Januery %, 1851.
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-02-27
D1ssoLUT1oN OF PARTNERsHIP.-The

81
HV Voorhees, Il this day dissolved by mutual
selman Vnon Co. having purchased the in sad
firm alone authorized claims due
of Watson, Voorhees, Co., and all claims against said late firm
should be presented to them for payment
dec7 WATSON. VOORHEES, &