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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-26
BY MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.
Expressly fox the Daily Indiana State Sentinel.
By THE o'RIELLY LINE.
From New York.
New York, Feb. 10, SPIN.

New YoRK, Feb. 1S, p. NJ.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMSHIP CANADA.
The steamship Canada arrived here this morning
The news by the Franklin caused brisk demand in
prices OF previous week.
Should the next two or three steamers from America
bring advices Of active market, prices here must
improve.
A large business doing in Manchester. Bacon unol.
tered Beef brings extreme prices. Sales of lard
duced in consequence OF holders asking higher prices
Taow brisk-saes reached 900 hhds 600 tierceS sold
at 35s 37s 3d. and upwards. Pork. stock, no in
quiry. Market steady for breadstuffs, but not much
buoyancy.
Extreme prices are scarcely maintained but no dis
position TO give way in -four or wheat.
The Canada brings al passengers. She encountered
succession Of head gales. The steamer Sarah Sands
arrived at Liverpool on the 29ih ulr. from Rio.
The Franklin, from Havre, touched at Cowes on the
2sth ult.
The steamer City Of Glasgow would not be able to
proceed her arrival the 2Sth, without re-shppng
her cargo.
The London money market unchanged.
British funds fat the morning Of the Canadas de-
parture, but rallied towards the close.
France continues agitated by Orleanist DEGREES.
and public reprobaton OF the measures expressed
loudly the reign Of terror permitted The C0ast-
tiOnn of the 27ih pronounces that in consequence OF
the detection of his friends and the shock sustained 10y
public mind by reason of these decrees the President
has resolved submit their ratification to the Senate
and Legislative Assembly, but Presidents official
pans of the 29th att, denied the upon gov
eminent authority, and upon the day the former
Governor was placed under censorship Ii was repre-.
senied in some quarters, that although the President
would not resign modify decrees yet lie had prom
ised indemnify to the Orleans family. But the pre-
vang belief was that they would never be executed to
the extent mentioned
NJ Lippe had issued opinion signed BY the most
eminent members Of the bar, declaring the decree lille
gal. The Monifew published exposure showing the
estimated deficiency for the year. 25 900 900 francs
was considered satisfactory Bourse.
Monsieur Fauld had refused Office ,nless
extensive notifications of the O.leanist DEGREES
ceded.
M. De Mormey also refused. without material change
of policy.
M Dupin's resignation did not to surprise the
President; but Of the journals permitted to
publish il.
Prince Jerome Bouaparte has been nominated Presi-
dent Of the Senate, and NJ. Mainnard, Senator, frs
Vice President.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-26
From New York.

New YORK, Feb. o. s PM.
Numerous military and other companies out to-day on
parade, in honor of Wasingten's birth day. Flags
displayed from all the public buildings shipping &c.
In the evening there Will be display Of fireworks and
ansparencies from city Hall.
Ii is said that Lutz's great picture of Washington
crossing the Delaware was sold Saturday for slO,-
600.
The steamship Cambria reached her docks, at East
Boston, at o'clock this morning.
The next steamer due is the Atlantic, now twelve
days out
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-26
The Convention.

Our readers referred to the proceedings OF the
Democratic State Convention which will be found in
another column. 1t the largest most enthusiastic,
aud harmonious Convention which assembled in tie
State. The nominations made confirmed with
great unanmiiy; and the Convention adjourned last
evening, determined carry the State in the coming
election by unprecedented majority, and rather
guess they will do it, We have neither time for
further remarks. More anon.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-26
Death of Coy. Brown.

We have just time state the melancholy fact that
Hon. ETHAN ALLEN Brown. died last evening about
eight O'Clock. He had acted Of the Vice Presi
dents Of the Convention during the day; went to the
State House in the evening, but feeling unwel left the
meeting for his lodgings, and expired few moments
after reaching the Capital House, without struggle.
asIn The midst Of LIE We are in death
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-26
To the Democracy of Indiana.

For the last year negotiations have been pending be-
tween the undersigned and Mr.. Austin II. Brown,
ing Tor their object the merging of the Democratic
papers at the Capital in a single publication. These
arrangements have been entered into the solicitation
II prominent Democrats throughout the State and for
the sole purpose Of promoting the harmony, the unity,
asthe triumph OF The Democratic party. The negoi-
atiaas have been conducted with mutual fairness and
~ish any sinister object, bnt with desire
prevent in advance dissensions which it orescen
must result in inevitable disaster and defeat. The pub
lection OF the Indiana Statesman will therefore be
pended in September 1852.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-26
LAWS OF THE STATE OF INDIANA.
fB1 AUTHoRIrxl
An ACT



Eos The Recovery Of Property Removed By High Wofr.
sscriOs |. Be ssaeisi BY he General Assembly Of Sac
1hai
this State shall he high
lodged the lands Of another shall be lawful for
owners thereof TO proceed within sixty DAYS thereafter upon the
where property lodged and
OF said lands shall deliver
shall each select arbitrator who daereed who shall
amne hssr evidence upon all the and acs and
determine Provided, Thai tney
shall shall
be final between the parties.
Syc That befe sad arbitrator shall proceed above pro-
vided they shall he discharge faithfully
partially and according law, by
administer oalhS
SEC D. That when two persons shall claim any pro-
perry aforesaid they shall give all interested Of the
and such and al
shall each
such proportion Of said properly they may deem reasonable
and Just
considered irespass any person
upon another, purposes this
tened Pr0ed That such person shall go upon
Will do The least possible injury said lands, ii be practicable
and convenient
That all parts Of coming in conflict with
aner It's passage
mo w DAVIS,
Speaker Of the House Of Representatives.
= :. MICkl.E.
President OF lhs Senate pro
Approved February %. 1852:
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.
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Democratic Electoral Ticket.
STATE AT LARGE,

STATE AT LARGE,
JOHN PETIT Of Tippecanoe County.
JAMES II. LANE, Of Dearborn County
DISTRICT ELECTORS,
First-BENJ R. EDMONSTON of Dubois County.
Second-JAYES S. ATHON, Of Clark County.
Thtrd-JOHN A. HENDRICKS, Of Jefferson County
Fourth-EBENEZER DUMONT, of Dearborn Co.
FJht-WILLIAM GROSE, Of Henry County.
Sirth-WILLIAM ] BROWN, of Marion County
Sspeuth-OLIVER P DAVIS of VermillIon County
Eightk-LORENZO c. DOUGHERTY, Of Boone Co.
Nntk-NORMAN EDDY, of st. Joseph County.
Tenth-REUBEN J. DAWSON, of DeKaib County
EIerenth-JAMES F. MCDOWELL, Of Grant County
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TRENTON FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

CASH CAPITAL OF $I50sOOu
ruvHE undersigned has been appointed successor 10 w Mon
srs Esq., deceased for SAID company and prepared
10 take risks against casualties by Ere
The well known character Of this company and s prompifde
heretofore in adjusting furnish those who
NAV hsnfe in that viii be certainly and promptly paid
Satisfactory will be ell
who may inquire further the ability and romptnds
Of o sss sSViI-a| ALBERT G. PORTER Agent
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-26

II will be by the following letter from Gov. Kos
suIh Gov Wright, that he will he with Friday
next. We understand that Gov. Kossu'h will arrive
about two o'clock p NJ and that the reception and ad-
dress will take place the south end Of the Capitol i'm
mediately after his arrival.
CINCINNATI, Feb. p, 1852.
Gov. JOSEPH a. WRIGHT:
ErceIlency:-I thank yon sincerely for your kind
communication Of the goth inst and beg say that
am determined leave Cincinnati Thursday, the
26tpof February, stop and pass the night at Madison
and proceed the 9th Indian polls, unless there
should interfere circumstances unforeseen.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-26

Mr. Hrosdhead presented resolution requesting the
Secretary Of the Navy TO communicate to the Senate
the for dry docks and railways the Atlantic
seaboard and San Francisco. Laid under the rule
Mr.. Fitch introduced bill! granting lands to Mich.
gan aid in the construction Of plank road from Mil
waukie to Macknaw Michigan.
The Iowa railroad bill was taken up.
Mr. Underwood resumed his remarks, after which the
Senate adjourned.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-26
From Charleston.

CHARLESTON, Feb. 90.
The steimer Fanny arrived from BRACES at New Or.
leans 18th, with dates the 18Th of January
She brings $50 900 in specie. The foreigners living
Matamoras, were hastily fleeing across the river at
Brownsville experimenting another attack from Casa
vial Avelos 'tiyng his position outside Of the
CITY. Mexican War steamer was at the Brazos on
the 10th ult., with large quantity Of ammunition and
for Aveos but nabIe get them up the riv
There was a report that ICasayijal approach
ing with an army Of 700 men.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-26
From Cincinnati.

CfScIsNATi. Feb 81.
River risen three feet Weather very fine.
Flour, So 4Oa3 49, the market opened very heavy but
better feeling after change caused y advces from New
York and New Orleans. Professionalism bbls and 300
kegs lard sold 71c for former. and Sac for latter
no hhds. Of bacon sold &C. for shoulders; 7ic for
sides. Whisky l4ial5c. No change in groceries
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From Washin ston.
WAsHINGroN. Feb. 2.
days ont.

W WASHINGTON, I 60. %, 7. VI.
The Congressional banquet in honor Of Washington's
birthday, was served Wizards Hotel, last night
The room festooned principally with American
flags.
Senator Stockton presided assisted by Messrs. Vena-
BILE and Taylor, of the House. Vice. Presidents.
The principal speakers Gen. Scott, Com. Stock
ton, Mr.. Bailey, of Va, aud others.
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From Albany.
ALBANY, Feb. %.

!
large number of police started from here last night
Berne, among the Heidelburc mountains, and
ed the ring leader of the anrent riots of last April
when E. NJ. Fish tarred and feaihered. Consider
able resistance was made by the anti-renters.
The police reached Albany safe with the prisoner,
who is named Turner.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-26
The CONTROVERSY.

It viii e SCI n, by the card CT Messrs. Ellis Spann
inserted above that the controversy existing between
us and the Editors Of the Statesman through the inter-
position Of friends has been settled manner salts
factory to all parties The Statesman will at the
end Of the present volume.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-26
Democratic State Ticket.
ron eorEnnoR-

FOR GOVERNOR,
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT, Of Parke County.
EoR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR,
ASHREL P. WILLARD, of Floyd County
FoR SECRETARY STATE,
NEHEMIAH HAYDEN, of Rush County.
FoR AUDITOR OF STATE,
JOHN P DUNN, OF Perry County
FOR TREASURER OF STATE,
ELIJAH NEWLAND, of Washington County.
yoR JUDGES OF THE SUPREME COURT,
WILLIAM L. STUART, Of Cass County,
ANDREW DAVIDSON. of Decatur County,
SAMUEL E. PERKINS, of Marion County,
ADDISON L. ROACHE, of Parke County
FOR EEPoRrER OF THE SUPREME COURT,
HORACE Z. CARTER, Of Montgomery County.
FOR CLERK OF THE SUPREME COURT,
WILLIAM B. BEACH, of Boone County.
ron sUPERINT EVIDENT OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION,
VIM C. LARRABEE, of Putnam County.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-26
From Boston.


Barque Oak. from Malaga arrived this morning with
the released Cuban invaders. Their names are Martin
Converse Of Worcester, j. ID. Hughes OF New Orleans,
and +. b. Houah, of Indiana.
The 20 900 Spanish dollars stolen from the Bank of
Missouri discovered buried in the sand at Falmouth
Yesterday.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-26
Your Excelle1cy's
I is'I KlossUTH.

D-Thc Governors house will be opsn this even
mig, before announced but will be on Friday even
ing at o'clock at which time Governor Knssuth will
the calls Of visitors The Committee Of Recep
rion will on this day issue full Programme Of the
,<,fioo Il
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100 AGENTS WANTED!

TUyO circulate by subscription, and veEy rapidly ssinr
u and bsatny lusrsed work, entitled HISTORICAL Cor
rEc1oSs the GREAT WEST containing Narratives Of fks
inroyfan and Interesting srenfs IN Weston Hi'trg-Rs
rrarsas Irdviduai ldpenrues-Skehes Of Fvontr LiDe
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Descriptive Sketches Of Ne Msrtro Ms
California; by Henry Howe Auor Of is Co.'s
Virginia. do. Ohio"
JasRgent and energetic who viii esnvss N al weather.
except snch adrsnss ne essh for properly when ordered
raid Henry Howe, at ENorgnn Co.'s III Msh
81, Cincinnati. fsb5wim
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From New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 90
The Empire City brings $50 ooc in gold nst freight
and large quantity in the hands OF passengers She
has also 300 marines She informs the Republic that
the Steamer Alabama had been condemned at San Juan
unseaworthy.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-26
Graham,s Magazine

For March is received containing 1I2 pages of excellent
matter entirely original. Graham ranks among his
contributors the best literary talent of the country We
commend all business his rema ks in reference
advertising
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-26
ELLIS & sPANN.
indianapolis, Feb. 81, 1852.

Under the advice and recommendation OF the UNDER
signed and other Democrats from various portions of the
State negotiations have for time been pending be-
tween The propretors othe Statesman and Of the Sentinel
which have ieno III Terminated above stated. The
arrangement meets our cordial appreciation, and we
hope will result promoting the harmony and success
OF the Democratic party Of the State
Indiana polls, Feb IL 1852.
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From Boston.
BosroN, Feb. q, s P. NJ.

Two arrests OF parties charged with stealing
specie from Barque Missouri brother of Captain
Dickman. and a boatman named Durham, who
paid $500 to Putnam from Holiness Hole to Fas
mouth.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-26
Approved February II. 1882:
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT.
TIE STATE OF INDIANA.

TEE STATE OF INDIANA
Office Of Secretary of State.
Charles H. TEST Secretary Of State for the State aforesaid
% the foregoing true full and complete copies of the
rolled Acls, file in my office.
IL witness Whereof have hereunfo hand and az
It. ST. fixed the seal Of State Indianapolis this 20 day OF Feb
ruary, A. d. 1852.
CHARLES IT. TEST,
Secretary of Stale.
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CINCINNATI COLLEGE
MEDICINE AND URGERY
SESSIONS FOR 1928.

SESSIONS FOR 1s5a-53
A. II. BAKER, NJ. D.. President Of the Faculty.
Professor of Principles and Practice OF Surgery
b, s. LAWSON NJ d, Registrar,
Professor OF Theory and Practice Of Medicine
EDWARD MEAD, NJ. D.,
Professor Obstetrics and Diseases OF Women and Children
A. SPENCER, NJ. d.
Professor OF Anatomy and Physiology =
Professor of Chemistry and Pharmacy
JAMES GRAHAM MD,
Professor Of Maieria Modics and Therapeutics.
C. GRANT. NJ. D.,
Demonstrated Of Anatomy.
The Spring and Summer session Of this Institution will
mence second Monday in March, and continue
weeks the of Doctor Of Medicine will be- conferred
the close of Winter sessions.
The Winter will the FIRST Monday IN No.
yember and close on the last Of February.
FEESProessor Tickets spring and s72
straios Ticket $40 Graduation Fee S35 Hospital Ticket S.
Students having attended G any other respectable
Medical College will be admitted this institution by
MatrculafiRg and paying SIS
College edfce, of Western Row and
Iongworth capacous building admirably suited for
lecurng aformg fine dsseciors
be found IA similar establishment
The Demonstration Of Anatomy VIII continue the discharge OF his
duties during the and and the Faculty feel
confident that practical he taught during The
OF the student Material for his depart
is abundant and easily obtained
affords facilities for teaching and advantages for the
Medicine and Surgery unTvaed
southern and the of two regular medical
schools The he should
give this point the preference
Boarding can be dollars per
further information, address by letter otheve, the Pre-
sident OF Registrar. A. II. BAKER nj. D., President,
Residence No 142 Sixth ST. bet Race and Elm, N. s.
S. LAWSON, NJ D., Registrar
Residence No 252 Sixth ST., bet Western Row and John
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-26
County Conventions.

For the last three months large space in COL
has been given to the proceedings OF the Demo
cratic Comfy Conventions. We have received within
the last few days the proceedings Of several Counties
which cannot publish for want Of room.
Whitley county appoints delegates and nsructs for
Wright for Governor and Ellis for Auditor
portion Of the Democracy Of Daviess county held
Convention and appointed their worthy Senator W T.
Niblaek their Delegate and instructed in favor Of
Wright for Governor, Drake for Treasurer, and r. d.
)wen COR Superintendent Of Public Instruction.
1.-THE Cambridge ReveiIe has been revived, JOna-
IAN II. Hunt, Publisher, and J. H. Hunt & J. Hunt,
litOrs. Wing Of Success, pccunisriy. Pc
kicsIIy. paddsyoar own canoe.
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From baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Feb. "a,

DALI I'dUHEl t Cd. III 0 T : VI.
A Printer named d. F. Could Of this city. commit
ted suicide yesterday by blowing out his brains with
pistol.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-26

CoN.--Wby is errand hoy like an old horse put up
at aucfioni Because he'll 90 sor what he'll fetch.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-26

SHERIFF's sALB-Ry Of exesuiion onecicd
- from the Clerks C~e II de AAfen CHSti Cpu't, VII
House, .,lsT0 siaui y lruia, "a
tho hours crbd " rsu aud pof sssA
LA. nuaaSes zen TO- eisvs, IN sna twelve ISL boek
Indiana = =. 4.
And on failure TO realize the n amount Of usrseu, in,ers
.sss READ estate. Tassa rIorry ef Ies y TS
sum Of John Bradley surviving Puisue II lie arm u uaFes
Bradley.
FseTEsIy ls ls59- istzoN sw By w kol.oS DeLuiy-
O. EERlFFs sALE-By virtue Of three eAecusss and one
See ,il T. M e.rssre r. N he CsA Gee d rs as.,oa
the Court Iose in he riiy Of sI In.
diana, within Tie hurs prescribed ~ profits
The uu iyd.a haif OF IS e., S If IN, no ou.rer or
twenty tz7 Tow lhp sssen Iol noh, u range
ur vi east CONTAINING eehy acres more or less, IA aaiioa
And failure ,sazs he FUN judgment,
Of SAID READ estate Taken As ne properly Of Hugh Cunningham,
The sui Of The several persons named IA sad Executions and fee
Lrnry IS fsiaIws~ ~ ~ Ro S..s' DsPsy
- zERTFs sALE-Ry viri Il one saerr, on and one fee
- biz issued BY The CLERK Oi the lon C"uy Court.
ic door 4 C. House "a "a uy Of Mari
and O'Clock p NJ on sanuriay i've anh day 81 Msrsh is5a
rents and rO6 or The OF q The following de-
Be ng lot number ~. square nrmer ryne lol tbs
And II such rents and ps vii so sl s - ma sv, "a
satisfy the amount demsnded by said WRIT vii a. The
and pace offer Tor sale N like the fee simple 81 said
perry Levied upon snd taken as s properly Il Chzes Mse
al the OF Henry Bradley and Tire fee m CfceTs
and witnesses therein named Terms esSh.
c. c. CAMPBELL, sheriff Marion Co.,
By w. RoBsoS. Deputy.
indianapolis Feb. is. 1852 feheews~
A DEMONSTRATORS NoTIcE.-The unders ensd has Ie.a
appointed administrator the OF lsHes. decea<
ed. late of Marion county Indiana. All persons indebted Tire
estate requested make immediate pay having
claims wIl present them for liquidation Nnui delay The
: insnivent. ANDREW WILSON
Feb H. 1852 feb19w3w Administrator.
a DM1EIsTRAToR's NoTIcE.-NOtce is hereby given that
"a letters of administration have been this granted
dsrsgned by The probate Of Marion county
esste OF Samuel Svers ae Of county
indebted said required Ty en;
and those having claims
lhem properly auhecaled for settlement The probably
nsolveni
EDWARD ?. CLINTON,
ANN ELIZA SILVERS,
Feb. r. 1852 tebIew3w Administrators
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NroT1oE TO coNTRAcToRs.-sea

NToTICE TO CONTRACTORS.-Sealed Proposals will be
ceved by the Board Of Directors of the Clinton Draw Bridge
Company the Of r Whcomh & Co, in Chr
vermon county Indiana, until the I2h Of February
for the building of Draw Bridge The Wabash River al TIE
OF Clinton
There will piers and small ahuimenfs Of
masonry about cubic yards Tire supertrucnr
plan similar TO Col Longs viii be sol fee long Fans
cihcaions payment &C. together vh a necessary
form aoR will given by Directors he receiving
propoas ny Resident Engineer the Wabash aud Enc
Canal oce in Terre Previous
the letting VIM. ktl.k, President
WV. r ID Ix Secretary. janis
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-26

% q I'm very much against run araJ matches" as
Ms Partington said when she detected her servant
stealing lucilers of the safe.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-26
a rARM FOR sALE-An improred Farm Of

a FARM FOR SALE-An improved Farm Of 90 acres %
IA excellent land l2S Of the cleared and $50 seres
There orchard Of cultivated fruit frame
barn 20 by 30 feet and good hewed 10. dwelling the arm
well watered with living springs. II eight miles west Of In
s-naf miles Of the Central Plank sd Terre Hsnte Raj
roads.
For further information and terms apply TIE subscriber
Terre Hauie. Mark Collins, the premises
Jan IL 1852 jan22wr BRIDGET COLLINS.
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From Pittsburgh.

PIrrsBURGH, Feb "a.
River sixteen feet and falling Weather pleasant.
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STATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY.

STATE OF INDIANA MARION COUNTY:
Is the MARION CIRCUIT CorRT. DEcEMBFR TERM 1851.
EroctedtHgs AftachDseaf-James
e Ii persons interested will hat T. DTaae
n the 27ih day of November. A. 1851 ou a viii Il
Foreign Attachment nom the Clerks oce Of he Marion Cucu
Court, against John II Ray the
eighyfour dollars and fry which
executed, and pending ia the said Marion
WIN STEWART. Clerk.
II. en- for hT,xfw
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c c CAAlPIEIl-- ShrrId NHTion @,


a DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE-The uidrrS entd has bess
IN appointed administrator Of the Rame
ed late of Marion county. Indiana All persons INDEBTED
estate requested make immediate having
claims Wi present them for liquidation i.u delay. The
is insnivent ANDREW WILSON.
Feb H. 1852 feb19w3w Adrain
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JOSEPH A. WRIGHT, of Parts County.
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sALE-By virtue Or ihee eaecul,ss ald ous

C. C. CAMPBELL, sher n Marion Co,
February Is 1852 By W Deputy
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-02-26

CANKER CURE AND cERATE.
These
IN for exrslme
Scrofulous Humors, Canker Salt Rhean, Erysipelas,
Mereurial Diseases and all other Diseases Arising
from impure state Of the B;ooo; Also, Liver
CnmnIainf Fernaia Weakness nrsnensia-