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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-14
CONTINUATION OF BUSINESS

O-The undersigned would respectfully inform,
the customers of the late concern Of which he n
member, thar he continues the Grocery and Com
Business in the house recently occupied by
James 7. Williams. and one door below that Occur
pied by Wilson & Hobsoa, where he would be
pleased % ace lis acquaiutanccs and all persons
who may want TO purchase such articles as are gem
orally fsurd in such establishments His assorr-
ment Of GROCERIES and Sfapic Dry Goods .
complete. and wei worthy the attention of BUYERS.
mar I7-ts JOSEPH H. WI som
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-14
NEW CONCERN.-MccoRKLE.

Lynchburg December 3l,t, 1886.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-14
q NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
j..,y.5.5Zgs, DAILY ETNEOF PACA

1ssf--l-.-..sss--- -. FFlAstl 4 1T n VI FBVA
--.4-1-Lll----a Er BOATS FOR LNNCHBuRG
On and after the 81 March, our Packets will leave
Richmond daily at 8 A. NJ, (Sundays excepted.)
and arrive in Lynchburg. ZIG miles. next day at g.
p. NJ. Fare through 50 80.
RETrREGNG.
Leave Lynchburg every evening at 81 o'clock.
Except Saturday, and arrive in Richmond in 30
hours.
Passengers for the North save one day by taking
this route, the Boats arrive in Richmond the
cond morning in ample time to breakfast and take
the Northern cars; and also in time with
the Norfolk Boats and the Petersburg Morning Cars.
Passengers FOR Cumberland G. Ii and Farmye,
and also for Charlottesville, viii leave in the Mon
day, "Wednesday and Friday Boat. Fare to Char
lottesville 81.
BOYD, EDMOND s. DAVENPORT.
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DRY GOODS, GROCERIES. &c.
NEW SPRING AND GUNNER

NEW SPRING AND SUMMER
~ GOODS-.Isa opened at kie CAcap Cab
are now in receipt of their stock Of Spring and
Summer Goods. all Of which have been purchased
on declining mnrkef and will be offered at very
low prices for cash. many styles ut less than manu-
lecturers prices. Remember, we have only one
price for our Goods.
an ln-lf Ill 4. IEYrIS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1851-04-14

-lFRESH ARRIVALS OF DRUGS
NJ AND MEDICINES, Main Street, Lgact5urg,
"a VirgtHia.-The subscriber offers large and
well selected stock Of Drugs Medicines Paints
Ohs, Dye-Sfg6s Glass Ware, PeJu,nery Soaps,
Fancy Articles, &c, comprising every article usually
found in the Drug line 10 which he respectfully in
vtes the attention of his former customers Us well
as the public generally
JOHN H. SEAY, Dausarsr.
n Particular attention given to prescriptions
for Physicians and families, which viii be put I'd at
all hours with neatness and accuracy.
II Orders from the country promptly attended
to- and Medicines warranted.
Dec 23-ts J.H.S.
TOW LINENS.--WB HAVE TO HAND
Il lot of excellent Tow Linens, for sale low.
spl7-r. SMITHS0E e. STATHAM
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SPRlNG, aSjl.-The subscriber is now
- in receipt of his Spring supply, which makes
his stock general and complete In it may be
found
Prime and choice brown Sugars,
Loaf and crushed and powdered do
Rio and Laguyra and Java Coffee,
Fine impl and black Tea,
Sperm, tallow and adanantinc Candles,
Window Glass and Putty,
Box, lining and common Nails,
Country Bar Iron,
Rolled Iron. fiat, round and square,
Hoop and band Iron,
Cast, shear and blister Steel,
Axes. Spades and Shovcls.
Sporting and blasting Powder,
Bale Cotton,
Sole Leather,
Together with good assortment Of domcstics,
calicocs hats, shoes. boots &c. &c. which he will
sell low for cash or to punctual customers. Call
and see before buying
apl 3-ts JOS B. NOWIIN
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RONNETS! BONNETS!! RON.
- NETS!!...We will receive in few DAYS
splendid assortment Of Straw GooDs, at every
price also of the very finest quality of Silk
bcnnets, in all colours. pink, white blue and straw.
Ladies' viii call and examine
ap lost d. H. a. al O. LEWIS
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MCDANIEL 4 LEE-Havc in store and

M CDANTEL a LEE-IfaVe IN Store and
1Vl offer for sale
10000 lbs. prime Bacon sides and shoulders
100 bags Lag a and Rio Coffee
SO :" prime old Java do
90 hhds. Sugars. a part prime
80 bbls crushed, powdered, and grsnuls,ed
Sugars
90 hhds. and bbls. Molasacs
80 bbls. n, C. Tnr, in good order
500 kegs Nails, assorted
100 boxes Tallow Candles
SO Adamantine do
With large and general stock Of Groceries and
Liquors, which they most respectfully invite their
cnstnmers and the public to cxnminc. rnnr 3l-is
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lob FRINTIYG NEATLY DONE HERE.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-01-30
am ORDINANCE

To amend ian Ordinance defining The hni's 'r'ns-
in irGich no frame er r-ooden 6alietTg ma" Se
created Passed May Isl, lo4T.
CEC. | BE it ordained by The Common Couh'
~ eiInt the CIiy of Evansville, iha' the FIST Sec
ton If the ordinance to which this Is an amend-
ment, be so EXTENDED to iaclude wi'h1n It's pur-
view the following lots, 10 wit: - 80
.o,s No. 100 100, IV7, l0S lC9 ITO III, liz, 49,
isO l35 and 1876 i'm The crgiIa plan oi the CIiy
ami Lots 5J. Ij ~ 80, IL, l1S, 10, loO, ISL,
is2 is3 Isi, 2u, cc2, cr3 20l, %, geo. 2'' ~
225. 2l6, 81. 22s, 229 23p, 23l aud ~ III me 10
natio enlargement of saii Cry; and Il:aI herea'-
ier no dwelling house warehouse. s'oreh"use' oa'-
hnuSe shed. kitcsen, carpenter or blacksmith shop
o, any other house, bIilLing Shed Oh any dssGrip-
ri N or kind what YER. except The sane sun "e
h.iI, OF Stone or brick shalt be erected, removed.
or rlaced upon any OF tie said os, EXCEPT permis-
sion he gran ted by the Council IS provided ior by
s,jd first section { said ordinance. Iass,d Jan
ISt.f. lS5l. -is r' JAS E.!O-.to'
Attes': May".
,lESJ Cu.xnITR. CITY Clerk. fiane6 slsl
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y HdFt OF hdNU
A Spicncid Assortment TEAS
SUNDRIES.


FTNEAS-60bxs ass'ld sizes lnipelial, Young IIy-
i son anu Blacl. g $3.50 -..,-
Ground Spiccs-lCO hxs pepper. pimentc, ginger
and Eastern aud Ky, mustard
Wrapping paper-3UU reans crown, medium, and
double crowD.
Letter Paper, % rcoms, fooscap, :? Tenms. a.
lndig2 20o Ibs; Copper as, lo0 lbs. Salipetre, 3o0
lb> Duponts
EPSON Salts SEQ lbs; Cloves &C lbs; Roll Birthstone
500 lbs
Saleratus 6 hif bis; Nadder 200 lbs; Alum 800 do
Perpetual polish India Ruler oyeishoos , cases,
men, women and chdren's ass'td No..
Backing, 50 dozen; Percussion Caps, IL 600 sp'iI
and iIbbcd.
Black and blue writing Ink 40 doz Gunpowder
manufactured by the celebrated A merican Chrys-
tai powder Co. in whole. h. AMI quarter kegs and
; and 10 cannisfers Soaps, 30 boxes n. Y. No 1.
nil aud or bxs, ass'Id Nos Corn broonls, -, De-
iss'ld qualities. Zine wash5oards, gross Match
es lii erosa. Nest tubs. CoIdage. sal Irvine.
hemp and cotton wine led cords, plough lines end
halter ropes Cotton yarn, 20.o los Cotton bat
Ting 400 lbs. Carpet chain, go lbs. Starch 800
lbs in large and smell boxes. Lard oil. ) bbis and
10 hf bbls lest winter strained Sa:dines. in whole,
rwo-hird, llf and ar bxes. Almond, 10 trails.
Sweet oil, 'Pagnoil's' brand in TART and pint bot
les Gaisins. 100 hf bxs Nj. r., and 100 Cluster
Nails, 500 kegs Eastern Fad Va. Gunny bags, 1000
?. bushels each Tobacco lbs SIS and SIS If all the
favorile brands. n. o. Sugar, 25 hhds lest quality.
Nolas.es, 80 bbls superior quality. Rio coffee, leo
bags new crop. Rice new Carolina in iierces, bbs,
and hlf bb!s. Refined Susar, Loaf crus LcI and pow
dered, &c &c.
We propose to sell BY tie package cay, ard for
cash, or produce hv the quantity.
We expct 10 sell our Groceries iRr1riqb.y as Ter
as, and generally iouer than the same article can be
land, from Louisville or Cincinnati.
T.. GILBERT & co,
dec27 Sycamore ST betw. Water Il First.
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1851-01-30
60 DOCTOR YOUNG,
Eclectic physiciao ard Surpeon-


- ESPECIfULLI Informs the citizens ci Ev.
~ ansvile and vicinity that he has opened an
ci,re IN this city Tor The practice OF Medicine and
Surgery, IN all us branches, according Ia the most
sppfvvt PRACTICE OF tcectIc aiHent,s;ieG az laid
down by the Eclectic Medical Institute of Cincin-
matt and the Memphis Medical Institute The Ecec-
icor American system OF practice has proved supe-
Tor To ali other systems. Tie raciic. being such
n Its name indicates eclectic" selecting the goou
rom eve system and r.JecIing all dangerous ana
deieIerioUs meIhodt whcn inipai, the vital pow
soi Tie patient The eclectic ~ stem embraces
great namher OF inedicineS>pot generally known
or ssed ats success IN Curing diseases il beliey
Al 10 be unqualified The average mortality OF
Cholrra, under its Urea n,nt, has been iess ihan
five per CEN, which DR.. Young fully tested in New
O;lsans In 1915 an: lag, during Its prevalence
there, AMI other diseases less than two u cent
Hence, the MefcWia, Anunlouial, ana blood let.
ins y stem OF treatment Is replaced by tar better
t.cncies.
DIR Young Is prepared TO treat oil disc Uses of the
Eye and ear. and all chronic Gi>eases lie vii
-ue all Cancers am fstula IN Ammo, by new
meth d. Rot using the katie in any case He la!
.uresi Epi piic Fits oi fourteen years stunning. Ill,
VII attend calls any distance in the country.
Gan be consulted at Mrs. ptn,cUst's, ,orner Mair
nd FIRST streets.
decl4- DIaw x.Vf
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CHEAP, CHEAPER CHEAPESTI
THE PLYING DUTCH FOUNDRY.
kIIATZ 81 HEiLMANN,
Of he Er0RSrilie CITY Foundry,

- zee f<tNHSCttec S0 1O0HUSU
EVANSVILLE, INDIANA, ~
HAEE ON hand a large stock of Stoves, Double
4 4 Pre-. Corn Shelters, Plou.hs, Wagon
Boxes, aha Hii kinds Of
CASTINGS. &C, i %
And they are iuliy prepared to make and sell any
thing IN their line OF business, chenp rs any
house in the Western Country.
We hereby olier our stock oi Stoves, &c at the
vey lowest upriverprces,o ten per cent. less than
tEey were ever bought In The city OF Evansville.
We would respectfully call the attention OF Stove
dealers and The public generally, TO stock CT
Stoves, consisting OF a.. sizes OF VOLTS pattern,
the latest heavy Premium Stoves, the Ball prerni-
um pattern. patented 1899, different sizes at Ten
anu seven Plate Stoves Franklin and Cunncn
Stoves different sizes five sizes OF beautiful Box
Stoves, patented by Jaeger Treadwe.l Il Perry, OF
Albany; and the inrse single oven Western Air
Tight Cooking Stove, ihe b. S, cooking stove in
We wliran, all stoves i;ace at Our Foundry, tor
one year. ~~f
Oar Stoves are all made ofthe best material, md
by goot workmen, all of which we will insure 10 be
is GOOD after years use as on the day OF sale.
GIVE US CALI before purchasing elsewhere, and
see II We C innol give cntr- satisfaction
= 'tf-At KHAIZ& HEiLMANN,
nnvl3-if Main Street, Evansville.
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INSURANCE.
MARINE & FIR ,NSURANCE

M Af be effected at The Office o. the Evansville.
IA Insurance Company, Water Street. iour sosrs
Below Nam, on terms Is favorable as those O, cav
other solvent institution. and with an absolute Ger
iainty OF payment. in case of loss. That pant q
me 1api'al Stock, not actually paid in cash. s see
cured by mortgage on real estate at tw rds ii
present rnimproved value; and the mortgages ecu.
tam pow els OF sale. whicl, i'll enable the Conn,
ny 10 compel sioca hol-eis To Jay promptly in ssA
EcAID OF DIRECTORS
Saml Hail. Peter Sbarn.
JOHN lngie, yr., Henry 1. Babco.h
Conrad Baker, fhilip I ecker
John VI Siockwell
n JOHN NJ. SIOCKWELL, Presr
As " JOINS sec y lsep23-tf1
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Euii FmpOrtatioEs for 1850:
J. Fl. MAGEEE & CO,

EtANS lille; <-NDA<h~'h,
r. AVE row il store tIeil .ull FAIL ard Wiz
4 4 TLR STO,K, comprising every article IN their
line OF trade; hich they call the particular al
tenilon of retailers.
lust received by recent Arrivals;
French, German aud Belgium broaa clnils;
do DO do biddiesex cassineIes and
Doeskins;
Pilot and Beaver cloths, all colors;
teii cloths and blankets;
blue and cold W stings, v oolen and -alDs;
Cloak Innings and strges; Hfal
Dang-up cords and coIduToys;
Iweeds, al! wool, green anu black;
Col len and mixed Tweed>;
Sltinets, In coOrs ana black,
Jeans, in blue and gold mixed;
Fiannels, scarcity Glow ,wii,e.plain and tvilleG;
Salsbur. fiannels. orahsc blue aud green;
Plain and clIangeah.e iinseys, every price;
Alpaccas, Black CO ii and slate:
IA and GA chaDgeable Bri!lian;ines;
A and 81 CohuTgs and LyoHese cloths;
A. silk Popeiins aud MVhalr cloths
Manchester lie LANES auJ Cashmefes, plain aid
printed;
Turkey Red goods, all prices;
Manchester Gnghams. every style;
Buckle anu French Chambreys;
Ne.ve;s. in silk and Iabby;
Canvass paddugs and Virgins;
Prints. | n.llsh and American, of every styl
Cashmere and DE Lame prints;
81, AMI "A brown aud bleac,'d Domestics /;
Cotton Duck and BurI3ps;
Drills, tlcached and unbleachcd:
Cotton tanuels, unlcached and culored;
81, rs end A Tickings and Checks;
Table cloths, white and col,red
Cotton table diapeis, white and c0ored;
Towels and crash:
Lace, stripe and plain JaccnctS;
Plain Jacnnets and Cambrics;
Plain aud figured BObinetis. white and black;
Bay State long shawls, ever style;
Gas Inicre, silk and other style sIiawls,
Hosiery, colt, and wool, oi al colors and STYLES
Ribbons, plain, taiela, cold, cap and rich bonnet:
Thread, cotton and linen, every style and color :;
COlubs, tuck, fine, side, IedGing. and pocket;
Buttons, coat oytr-coat, and vest, all sly les.
ALSO:
Gloves. mN,s, laces, edgings. insertions, snspen
ders, hdkis, cIavas, ties, tapes. needles pIns,N
&c.
ALSO:
a general assortment OF boots shoes and brogans;
bats, caps &c.
In every instance they viii guarantee bGyers in
prices against Louisville or Cincinnati.
novll J. IL MAGiitE& CO
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TAVERN STAND FOR SALE.

III Subscriber oiirIs iUr sale his 4 aseIn stand
IL feersbuTgh, Ind, Oh Main street, opposite
the Court Iiou>e. The house Is well suited To the
Accommodation OF travellers and boar,c.s. The
Tavern lOi contains OHe-eighIh of an q! land
Tie has, also, lying cUisv, neI TO the Tavern, oe
lot con aiming Une-quarter Oi an acre, upon hch
- eTev;e | n large and cummodious stable 80 feet
long and - irei wide All U: which he oilers 10
sell on reasOuahie terms.
The subscriber takes this occasion to tender his
thanks the public for the Liberal share OF patron.
agehe ha. received during his residence IN Peters
burgh, ana hopes sill To realize the came demon
siraton OF the public favor As bong as he continues
in the business. SAMI. BENJAMIN
Peisrs.urgh, Nov. %, so -decI3 ii
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FARM FOR SALE.

100 ACRtS OF Ian tor sale, ih upw . Is
NV iicrn acres cleared. IL, IN fret rate repair,
with upwards If TO choice lru; tees just begin
ming u tear. A good dwelling house with upper
anu LIVER ROOMS good corn cribs. anc Stables;
new barn 50 81 l,el, with other ou;houses, and
plenty Of good ater on Tie premises
SAID !aiId lies 10 Rides |. om Evansvl ie near the
Toad leading .iuIl Evansville VIA iiOrnhrook's old
stand. 10 ,cssy lie. and high. healthy siiua-
ton. and Tie iani is well tiHberej i he pur. ha-
ser, il desired lave fret Ia;e stock 1t hogs,
sheep, and horses: wagon, Farming utensils corn,
hay. oats, wheat, &c.
My health having become so d. iicate | am vsry
dgsiious OF eiiE changing CLIMATE o. occupation
SD am prepare d to give a bargain.
ianlI dlw,xwIt AARON Il WILKINSON
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WE CHEERFULLY REFUND THE
MONEY

IN aH cases Iricre lNtchoiFs Iadian Rheumatic
r.. tract, fails to gire retiefia RieHma'ism Neu-
raigiG, or Cont, rheA property applied
'INDE unprecedented sale oi this Medicine i'm the
l. short sp1ce OF seven months, is of Itself sufiic.
lent proof OF its efficacy, and the testimonials of
some OF the most respectable citizens and PLY sicians
OF Louisville who have used il tsee Circulars) can.
not tail 10 convince the mos, ptcal vi the virtues
OF this uneqaalled medicine
DR.. II NJ. Wealhcrford, of Louisville, says "a.
have used Mi,chel's Indian Extract with more
benefit 10 myself, than any, or all The remedies
have ever made nia' of Ile course Of rory.sc
years, ring which time | have laboied under
Rheumatism. | am row relieved of oil pain"
Mai. / homas NJ. Hicks. al of Louisville saws:
In less Than three days was relieved OF the most
excrutiaiing pains. and my limbs were all measur-
ably restored 10 their natural feeling. TO the af-
flicled would recommend this medicine, and ear
assure the n IL is no humbug.n
| RAYMOND & PATTEN, Louisville, Ky, sole
agents for the United States
! For sale in Evansville. by
WIN. W WOOLSEY.
| ALLEN uALLOCK.
| In Princet N by X. Il. HALLOC (.
| dec21 3m
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NEW TOBACCO AND CIGAR STORE.
III. SCHAEFER.

FIrst ST., Oeflreen Nam and Locust.
Il AS just opened large assortment OF The best
quality OF Tobacco, Cigars, &C., which lie viii
stil wholesale and retail, at Louisville and Cncin
nati prices He would respectfully solicit STARE
OF public patronage as he feels assured that lie can
furnish superior article, as cheap can he had IA
the West.
and smoking tobacco "f every description; all kinds
of cigars, snuffs, &c. pipes cigar cases, snui box
es, tobacco boxes, cigar holders.
RTCoun,r' merchants would do well to call and
examine my stock, before purchasing Else here "a
think can offer them great Inducements 10 pur-
chase, either in quality or price
oc,4-ly III. SCIIAEFE1.
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FXECurOR,s NOTICE

NI OlICE - nete0y given that tue unIersi gn Cd
~ has taken out letters lestameEiary upon the
estate of snn,uel Cupples deed late OF Wander
burgh County. All persons indebted to said es-
tate will please make immediate settlement, either
with the undersigned. or with JouS GRlGG. at the
Saddle Shop, in the ty of Evansville, lately Oc-
cupicd by the deceased Persons having claims
against said estate will present them duly auiheli.
tlcated. 4 he estate is solvent.
jaI2o~3y J. LAUGHLIN, JR
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ALLIs &mOwEs

a RE now permanently located in their new
IA building. corner OF Water and Vine streets,
where they intend 10 continue, on an enlarged
scale, their usual
Wholesale Business in
LIQUORS AND GROCERIES, T.
They have now in store a larger, better and
%. cheaper stock OF
ii 7e IMPORTED LIQUORS
than has ever heretofore beer in Evansville. Their
REC1IFYING ESTABLISHMENT
Is constructed On the latest and most improved
plan, and Supe.inlended by a man who has
had ten years experience in line business,
In New York and Cincinnati They
therefore fiaiter themselves that they
I'd can furnish either imported or do
rH.1 mesiic Liquors, in quality, no.
where 10 be excelied, and al pri-
-ilE- il ces on par with Cincinnati
and Louisville. They
have on hand
Splendid Assortment Of TEAS
And iheil stock OF Coffee, Sugars. Moasses. Syr-
ups. Rlc. Fruits ETC., is being Gaily enlarged bv
shipments from New Orleans They are deter
mined to convince Merchants ON the country;
particularly ON the Wabash Green. and White
Rivers, that Evansville is the rndst advantageous.
place for them TO bur Groceries and will do al
IN their pow, RIO make il so.
Or friends on q cen Rircr will remember tina
The steamer Kentncky No. 2 is now ready 10 com
mence her regularirips, exclusively from Evans
vile, and will, with TWO other boats engaged il
the same trade make Evansville The most convc
nient point tor tie transaction of Green ry or bus
mess. ldec2ol ALIIS e. HOWES.
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ADMINISTRATORS Notice.

~ OflCf. l. hereby given Il n the undersigned
~ has tai Ell ont Letters # Administrator oil
the estate o Edward Hopkins dec d, lat, If Van
derbur-h c 'uniy, Ind. All those having claims
against said estate reue~ied TO present them to
the under>i gned duly authenticated, and those in.
detted will please settle without delay The estate
Is supposed to be solvent
JAM 3w JOHN :. HOPKINS. Admir-
DEPUT Of Popular Medicinrs. -SMalI.'-
- Family Medicines, Lovdeus, do. do. Town.
sends Bulls and Shaker Sarsaparilla, aud every
valuable patent mediI me- for sale by
NAICHifT & CO.,
auCSr No Ia Front Q,
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TIE AMERICAN LIVE STOCK
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Vinccnnes. Ind.

sihCcHuess In0s
CBAETEI UNLIMITED: GRANTED, JANUARY 2p 1850
GOO.
Stockholders indiridaaLv Liable
Il OR the Insurance of HoRsEs, MULEs. Pm
l. Bulls, SHEEP and CATTLE. of every description,
against the combined risks of Fire, Water, Acct.
dents and Disease; also upon stock driven 70 east
ern Markets; or transported South
aT Losses paid in 80 days after proof Of death
DIRECTORS:
JoscrhG Bowman, Counsellor;
Ferdinand Eberwinc. Merchant;
Capt. Isaac Mass, Merchant;
Hon. Thos. Bishop,
John Wise. Merchant and Pank Director;
Alvin w. Tracy do. do de-
Hon. Abner I. Ellis, Stale Senator anl
Mayor OF Vincennes;
Adm. Smith. Farmer. Bank Director, asl
Auditor Knox unity
JOSEPH u. BOWMAN, President
b SnI'ITLEFF WHITNEY, Secretary.
WV. BrRTCH, Treasurer, Merchant, and PresiSsn,
Vincennes Branch ef State Bak oil Ind.
ALANSON WARNER, Agent at Evansville
ilyS N
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE

~ va uS ~ all UTder - tle LiG, burg Probate
- Court, made at tie November term \ ID. 1850,
thereof, will on the 22d day ut February A ID.
1881, between The hours oil 10 O'Clock A NJ and
L. VI. OF same day, sell at public auction nj the
Court House door in Evansville, from % To lou
acres oi re SSeels Farm, called. situated in TN.
W OF wqt OF sec n, AMI IN the ar Of 5 eqr ol
sec -, IN Town youth iange 10 west ia Vander
hurgh county. OF which George S&eer died. sc I'D
The above Farm is IN high si;re cultivation
lying both sides OF be iet, rsbargh road. aud with
acres vt which Will be sold To pay the dc BITS of th,
estate.
ILINs OF SALI--one third cash, onr-ihrd in
months, and one third in IL months, with approved
security waving relief laws. r
VI AIRY SkEELS. Adnrx
jan20 dltw4ts BY INGLE & WHEELER. At,y.s.
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REFEI,EN CES.

John T. Jones, Shawassforn, us.
Edward Lewis, ErlnsriHe, Ind.
Nicholas Casey. sen Cas-, yctiie, Ky.
Abner DAVIS, Gnon County, ky.
Dr. Berry, 'iorga'(sd, Ay.
Albert Long, Haip.aar SPrmgs, Ay.
james p,itsi, HeAderSoa, Lg.
ianIA M2In
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TiCE.
TaEEIGHLAEDF FEM ALE SEMINARY,

NDt, ii,e i.iiii5 .II.e supeTinteiitaaSe al hr>.
u JoBSsTos, Will open Tie Spring S Salon iol The
reca ptiun of iOardInI aai DAY pupils on The hTsi
Monday IN Mnrcli, lo5l a Uniontowi, Union coun-
NV. All tie branches cul.siitmi :, polite ed
gtaton incluiing the French and L1un languages,
Music, Drawing uud Painting, viii be taught