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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-29

A sTRoLoGY.-THE CELEBRATED DR. C. w ROBAcK,
Professor Of As,1olpgy ASc%c%y Pssnoogy ssd 1so@a
Locust Philadelphia offers his the citizens o lnd
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For particulars call al the oce OF the Sne and gel an
II Locust stree, above Eighth PhIsdephias
~ Be particular mention the Post Once county and State
10 AL communications kept reiglossly secret ebzo
SHERHF's sALE-Pursuant to the commands Of writ OF
- vendton exponas issued by the clerk Of the Marion Circuit
If che % Ss sss 81 "a
dis and others will expose to SALE public auction at door
diana Saturday, the IAN day Of June D ISL between
p for term NOT exceeding seven years Of the west half Of
the south quarter section number seventeen, az in
IN The
with the thereon and Il such rents and Pofss
said writ i. will e the %s Ss place up S5 sale n.
properly u James C. G. CAMPBELL Sheriff efMc
may e2-3-w By J. NJ. SHARPE D<pufg-
HERFF's sALE-By virtue of a of Fieri Facias,
- ed by Clerk the Marion Circuit Court in the Of VIII
Robson Charles Michael directed and
expose Public Auction the Court House
door the city Of indianapolis IN the county Of Marion and state Of
Indiana on Saturday, day OF June D. 1851 between
Of 10 o'clock NJ and O'clock NJ the rents and
a exceeding Of Lot number one ~
Square forty 49) the City Indssapol .ogeth
thereon. And il the said rents ard
~ . w aD 's os se and viii a. s
offer for sale. in like the fee simple OF said
C. c. CAMPBELL. Sheriff Of Marion County.
May q, 1s5l-swlwl BY y M sAAHPE- deputy.
n TTENTIoN FARMERS s-wEAvrN6. The undersigned
~ prepared Weaving, such as j. ans,
Fia Carpets Lnsevs All work warranted, and eharses
low Call his residence, West side Of The Canal lew houses
North Of the Paper Mill. A. ohahh.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-05-29

wooL,-wanied $1,000 pounds of Washed Wool,
Of all grades, free from Bu for which the market rates
will be paid. IN CASH. A eduction will be made all
daz-k4n unwashed- Callat v. G. HANNA & CO.'S
may15
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C. c. CAMPBELL, Sheriff Of NJ. c.
may 92-3-w BY J. NJ. SHARPE, Deputy.

a TTENTIoN FARMERS .-wEAvIN6. The undersigned
prepared all kinds Of country Wearing such IS y ans
Flannels Carpets Lnsevs warranted and chafts
low Call his residence West side Of he Canal lev houses
North Of the Paper MILL a ohthn.
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sive Of interest, have amounted to 3 1861, 456-
Sc, which, however, includes the sum Of s g.
242 400 paid under the 18th article Of the treaty
with Mexico, and the further sum of 5 1851,
2l3 As, being the amount Of awards to Ameri-
can citizens under the late treaty with Mexico,
for which the issue Of stock was authorized, but
which was paid in cash from the Treasury. -
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10 Texas by the act of 9th September, 1859,
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upon the acquisition of our new Territories.
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lpudlic debt, the sum OF 5 $33.343,l9S O8; and
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cd IN consequences Of their acquisition, the sum
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In reference 70 the expenditures required for
these Territories shall be met BY corresponding
action ON the part Of Congress-, aud appiopria.
tions made In accordance herewith, there will
be an estimated unaPpropriaied balance in The
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