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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-11
Sugar Growing upOn the Pra,ri,s.

We give elsewhere an article which exhib-
its very encouraging results from experiments
with the new Chinese Sugar Cane in Wa
bash county in this State last season. One
or two statements of the writer are so remark
able that we quote them here by way Of in
viting special attention to the subject 90
am we'll convinced that IN 1860 the South
eern planter will have no sale for his sugar
in the State Of Illinois. From present in
"nese Sugar Cane raised in Wabash county
" next year, which will save the county So
goo. Let US figure little upon this esti-
mate. There are hundred counties in the
State, each of which probably will, an
average, annually consume sugar to the
amount of $4,000, and if all were to raise
their own, as Wabash seems likely 20 do,
there would be an annual saving to the State
Of s., 100000. Very soon, too, our popula-
ton will have increased as to consume
double this amount of sugar, and Their the
saving will be 100000, with constant
increase thereafter. This would be rather an
important item to add to the agricultural
productions of our State. And if the sugar
culture proves successful, we shall in all prob
ability grow large surplus for expectation
in the course of eight or ten years. 1t would
be one of the most remarkable developments
of free labor in this century if the Mississippi
Valley should be able at the end Of the next
fifteen years, to supply the sugar market of
the world.-C0r. Chicago Dem. Press
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RHODES FEVER AND AGuE

- ~ Ia IL
FOR the Prevention and Cure ofINTER-
AIITTENT and REMITTENT FEvERs, FEVER
and AGUE, CHILLs and FEVER, DUMB
AGUE, GENERAL DEBILITY, NIGHT
SwEATs, and all other forms of disease
which have common origin in Malaria
or Misasma.
Thisis q NATURAL ANTID0TE, which will entirely
protect any resident traveller in
~ or swampy localities, from any Ague Bilious dis
ease whatever, or airy injury from constantly nhaling
Malaria Miasma.
1t viii instantly check the Ague in persons who have
suffered from any length Of time from one day "a
twenty years, tbathey need never to have another
chill by continuing in according directions The
patient at once begins to recover appetite and
strength, and continues until permanent end radical
cure Is effected
One two bottles will answer Tor ordinary cases
some may require Directions printed In German
French and Spanish, accompany each bottle. Price
One Dollar Literal discounts made 10 the trade.
JAMES 4. RHODES, Providence, r. /.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-11

A BOLD THIEF.-In the afternoon of last
Saturday, two horses and wagon containing
barrel Of -four, belonging to Mr. Jas. Baird,
OF Honey Creek township, were taken from
the usual hitching place, near the square,
and have not been seen or heard from since.
This is decidedly the boldest trick we have
heard of lately. We have frequently heard
of horses being taken, but such wholesale
stealing is seldom chronicled.
Robberies, thefts, attempts at murder, and
general flood of meanness, are stalking
forth through our streets, not only at the
dead Of night, but in the full glare of the
MONDAY sun. And what is still worse,
these iawless wretches are so adept in their
profession that no trace can be had of them.
Let all of our citizens keep closely on the
watch, and when they do capture one, let an
example be made of him that will be a warn
ing to the rest.-Te1re Haute Express.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-11
Reopenine Of the slare Trade.

In reply to the assertion of the Journal
that "large number of the leading and
most influential Democratic papers of the
South advocated the views Of Gov Adams
of South Carolina" in reference to the re-
vival of the Slave Trade, we have stated.
that we do not know of a single Southern
democratic journal that took position with
Gov Adams on that subject.
To show the Journal how wide it must
be Of the truth in its statement, we call it:
attention to the following paragraph from the
Washington Union.
We have already furnished our readers
with the views OF several of the leading or
gans OF the southern democracy in regard to
the extreme doctrines recently put forth by
the Charleston Mercury and New Orleans
Delta-doctrnes, we are happy to state.
which are yet to receive, so Far as our obser.
walton extends. the approval of the first dem
ocratic press, North or South. The PROPOSE
ton of Gov. Adams, of South Carolina. in re-.
gard to the reopening of the African slave
trade, meets, if possible, with even less
favor.
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n. A. &c S. R. R.-A paragraph in onr pa
per yesterday morning in so far as it convey
ed the impression that the runaway negroes
who were arrested in Indiana by officer Seay.
had purchased their tickets at the office of
the New Albany and Salem Railroad Com
pany, in this city, did that office the grossest
injustice. The tickets used by the negroes
in question were bought by white man,
some two weeks since, of whom, of course.
no questions were asked, The n. A. & S. r.
r. Office here is admirably managed by Mr..
Hall, the attentive agent, who has positive
rule, which has never yet been violated, to
sell no tickets to any slaves Indeed, SO
stringent are his regulations that even free
negro is compelled to bring with him a
known and responsible endorser before he
can purchase ticket. The runaways did
not attempt to get on the cars until they had
gone 90 miles beyond New Albany.-Lou-
Courier.
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ONE OF THE WoSDERs OF TUE WORLD.
The Boston Post saws:

ONE OF THE WONDERS or TUE WORLD.
The Boston Post says:
There was a great deal said about the
'victoria bridge AZ the late Canada cclebra-
ton. and a story is ahoat that her nice little
Majesty will come over the seas 10 celebrate
ia completion. This structure across the ST.
Lawrence, a short way above Montreal, the
Canade papers tell us, will lie one Of the great
wonders Of the world. It was commenced in
July, 1854, and is under contract to be COM
pleted in 1860. The total estimated cost
was originally about 81 100000; but recent
" the plans have been amended so as 10 re-
duce it to a little over S6,Oo0OOO The OK
IRENE length Of the bridge, including the
abutment at each side, viii be 1000 feet, or
rather more than a mile and quarter. There
viii be &c piers Of solid masonry supporting
the iron superstructure Of the bridge. The
centre will span $50 feet, and the other spans
each 242 feet wide. The height Of the cen
ire Of the bridge is 60 fee above thewater
level. The weight Of iron in the tubes will
be 5000 tons, and the contents Of the mason
~ 100000 cubic feet, when the whole
structure is finished. The famous Britannia
Tubular Suspension Badge, crossing the Me-
mai Straits, and nowrone ofthe curiosites OF
the world, viii scarcely be circumstance to
it. including the embankments at each side
the total length Of the bridge, from river
bank to river bank, viii be 1924 feet, or
very nearly two miles. Nine piers Of the
bridge are now completed, but are as yet IN
connected by any roadway. They present
a plain surface on tho two sides and glover
end; the side facing the current being Of
wedge shape, in order to break and turn aside
the blocks of ice, to provide against whose
destructive powers has been the great engin-
eering difficulty of the enterprise"
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-11
Great Cures Of Deafness and Rheumatism,
DeGRATHs GREAT ELBCrRIc OIL.
AT THE STATE FAIR AND ELSEWHERE.
IMPORTANT To THE wORLDi

prGRkTH's ELECTRIC on The public must be on
the lookout There are imiators and counierfefen In
the world. There " Smithsr and Browns, and
Blues who having been warmed into life by the sub
scrber, now trying r. ruin their eencfactcr.
the son OF the great dsc0verer OF the original Electric
Oil, Professor DeGraih- The sssmiths. - the Browns
and the Blues, with their wives merely interlopers
DeGrath is the only name which should appear The
circulars OF the Electric OIL The only OIL that is gen
and worth rush is the Electric OIL sold by Proes
DeGaih, with his blown the bottles, which
Is known all over the world. Amer this, the Smiths,
the and The Blues with their wives. viii be
morethey viii have gone TO New York, 70 Try 20 sat-
sfy their numerous creditors In the SugarCosied Pin
Line, Jersey, other out Of the way place.
DeGrafh and does pay all his debts-he
friend OF the people. His Electric on 10 blessing 10
mankind-an invaluable boon, and the "Smiths, (" the
Browns the Blues, with their wives, who attempts
manufacture without knowing Of what Il lie composed
endanger and perhaps destroy human lie. Beware Of
limitations and counterfeiis Take only The original
tcle signed by the greaiPro DeGrath. Pzrtcularsin
a few days. story Is evolving which will aston
ish the pablic- Agents will receive doe notice
The real genuine Oil Is made at 80 South Eighth
street, philadelphia, where IL has been for yesn past
Beware Of these cheats
PRov.CHARLES DEGRATH,
Sole Maker OF Electric OIL In The World.
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SHELBY COUNTY.

SHELBY COUNTY.
no. s!s 100 acres Of land u miles from ''pdInIsi
NO vas. 70 Acres, part improved.
ST. JOSEPH COUNTY.
NO. esi. 2toaeres land; 70 trade fOr city property
UNION COUNTY.
NO ISL. wooden factory Al DunlopsviIls. Win
Hoou' acres Of choice land
WABASH, 90.
NO. 001, 100 acres 81 wen tlmhe,ed lana . Mia
iron Amsrea' and miles nom La Gro To trade Coz
WAYNE COUNTY, INDIANA
NO. 0sS. 20 Acres ofLand hair I. mn. ,,,,,. ~
Cmbndge city, IS acres improved
WARREN COUNTY.
80, NOS 1ss and 7ss. isr acre. land, to t.ds for
HAMILTON COUNTY, OHIO.
NO. OFT, coo Acres halfa mile from Pleasant
KANKAKEE COUNTY, ILLINOIS.
No. sIs. 80 Acres 70 exchange for city prop
vERMILLIoN CO, ILL.
No. sI3. $40 acres opposite nonte.nm.
oils. ~ P''P'"s IN 'h1'.P-
q, CLARK CO., ILL.
No SCI. 50 acres land, partly cleared
SCHUYLER CO., ILL
No So Gao acres miles county-seal
EFFINGHAM CO., ILL.
No. $40. $40 acrOs land miles south efKxi.s,on
No No go SS5' 80; 800 acres land, part .imbered.
Railroad. " ~ - -
COLES CO., ILL.
NO. s4S $50 acres, miles from 7. H. q ARR.
STARK CO., ILL.
NO SOP SOP "a. farm q 50 acres: some
WABASH CO., ILL.
IN a
JASPER CO.. ILL.
No. ee2. 0ooscres, miles west ofNswiOn.
BENTON CO.. IOWA.
No. ola. $50 acres land, Improved
NO. 925. 1899 acres and ia Clay, Curns and
counties, 10 trade for city property
No. 90. 162 acres improved land
MUSCA TINE CO.. IOWA.
No s5S. 10 acres land miles from xus~sns
KEOKUK CO., IOWA.
No oO3. ~ acres, all prairie.
PAGE CO., IOWA.
No 300. 100 acres; so acres timbered.
UNION CO., IOWA.
No SOS. i6O acres prairie land one-baif mile from
ADAMS COUNTY. IOWA.
No. 942. $50 Acres, good location.
ST. CLAIR CO., MISSOURI
No 649. 50 acres land, unimproved.
No 317. so acres land miles north Of New Ma
rion Also 40 acres extra timber land. Also 90 acres
~ miles south OF ogood Also, 200 acres IN Blsc 4
hawk Co.. Iowa; all 70 trade for city property.
JEFFERSON CO., MO.
NO $50. 800 acres land 30 miles from st. Louis,
miles nom Iron Mountain.
MISCELLANEOUS
No. 95s. 1000 Acres In ST. Joseph. Mason. Pope
and Hardin counties, Ind slso, 90 acres In Union
and Mon'gossry counties. Iowa, % eaeh.nse for city
ITFor further Information apply b. letter other
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-11

81 The Evansville Enquirer states that
the Hon. JOHN L. ROBINSON is "before the
public as a candidate for election to the
United States Senate. We are authorized to
announce that Mr.. Robinson is not a candi-
date for any position whatever. And in this
connection it is no more than just to Mr.
Robinson to say, that his able, efficient and
untiring efforts during the recent canvass
contributed in high degree to its successful
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-11

TYPE-SETTING BY MAcHINERY.-There are
several type-setting machines now in opera
ton in New York, also in Paris. The ma
chine is driven by band on a pulley, and
the labor ofsetting consists in lingering set of
keys like piano. Each kind is carried forward
on a separate band, and deposited continu-
ously on single tape running diagonally
across the line of the first; from this second
tape they are dropped into wheel, which,
in turn leaves them standing single file on a
long galley, from which they are taken and
made up into lines of proper length. The
extreme capacity of one of these machines is
ten thousand per hour.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-11

OF Officer Gavitt arrested two of the op-
orators in the counterfeit on the Mercantile
Bank of Harvard, Connecticut, last night at
Wooster, Clarke county. One, Z. Fields. es-
capped from four men, in whose custody GA.
witt left him while he attended to searching
the person Of De other, Pleasant McFadden.
The latter was brought to this city, identi-
fed, and committed TO prison. - Madison
Courier, 81.
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or We learn from Capt Fuller Superin-
iendent Of the Canal, that the late heavy
rains have caussl the suspension Of the worl
at the summit, and that the water will a
sonce be let into the canal, which viii be II
navigable order again by the 10th inst.-Ev
vonsiHe Enquirer.
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EVIDENCE or MERTT

LgwsBURe, Union Co. Pa, May ?, 1855.
MIR. J. A. RuODEs- Dear Sir, The box OF medicines
you sent duly received on the nth April.
have sold about half OF IL, and far the people
who have used 1t satisfied that has cured them IL
has certainly stopped the Ague in every who has
used II, and six OF the Of long standing Ny
sister. who hal for 1--WE six years back and could
get il stopped except by Quninc, and that only
long she would take il, is think, entirely
cured by your remedy. G. K. MCKINLEY"
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PRor.CHARLES DEGRATH,
Sole Maker Of Electric OIL In The World.
AFFLICTED Is YEARS AND CURED
IN ONE WEEK.

Read the letter from Rev. James Temple:
PmLADELPmA, June 9th, 1856.
PRor DrGRATH:-I have been afflicted thirteen yean
with Neuralgia and other painful complaints and have
been unable sleep soundly walk any distance for
many years past. Last week got bottle Of your
9Electric On The first night slept soundly and well,
and to-day am like a Ny wife could not be-
eye her eyes Your Electric OIL has dons In week,
what The physicians Of Philadepha faed 70 do In mir
teen years.
Gratefully, yours, Rev. JAxEs TszrLE,
80 south street.
DKlyxrss CuRKD-New Haven, May 18th, le56-Prof.
Deernfh My brother has been deaf three yekrs Ar
trying many things he used your Oh few times and
iIcured him entirely.
CLUrox r. SCRANTON and 500 othsn-
For sale by T. BRowxxe, Indianapolis. Ind.
December ,, 1855 d&w1m
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william Piel , Before Charles Coulon, Jas.lee Of
Z the Peace OF Centre Township OF
Doctor Mcwey,) Marion County, Indiana.
THE STATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY,
II S. s., ATTACHMENT FOR Gas 81
Be Il known that the day u October 1sS, a.
the instance, and upon the sfhdayif Of William Yie
Plaintiff an Order Of attachment issued By me, -ieh
vas deiyered 10 othard Field, Constable, Who return
ed the same on the 9Th day Of October is6 with he
Endorsement thereon No property found IN ny eoan-
~ whereonto levy, and that on me gu Gay Of Norem
her Isss Al the hour nine O'Clock In tbs forenoon,
nv oce in Indianapolis, will proceed 70 hear and de-
teymine aid complaint herein, When and where the
and All others interested will take notice.
Witness nv hand and Seal this 2Sth day Of Oct 1856
CHARLES ooULos,J.P, @
oct25-w3w.
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EVIDENCE OF SAFETY.

NEW YORK, June IT, It55.
81 have made ! chemical examination OF IsRfi oDES'
FEVER AND AGUE CURE" "ANTIDOTE TO
MALARIA, - and have esed Il for Arsenic, Mercury,
Quinne and Strychnine have not found particle Of
either in it, have found any substance in its
position that would prove injurious to the constitu
ton.
JAMES K. cHILToN, NJ. D., Chemist
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-12-11
A MARVELLOUS REMEDY
FOR A MARVELLOUS AGEil
H0L L0WAY'S 0INTKENTIl

The Grand External Remedy
BY the aid Of microscope, millions 81
openings on The surface Of our bodies Through these
this Ointment when rubbed the skin, ID carried 10
inward part Diseases Of the Kidneys dis
orders Of the Liver, Affections Of the Heart.
lion OF the Lungs Asthmas, Coughs and Colds, By
its means e1ectually cured Every housewife knows
that passes freely through meat Of any thick
ness. This healing Ointment FAR readily peDe-
rates through bone fesky psn of the living body
curing the most dangerous inward complaints that can.
not be reached by other means.
Rrysipelas salt Rheum and Scorbutfc
No remedy has ever done 90 much for the cure of ds
Of the Skin, whatever form they assume a.
tins Ointment No OF Sail Rheum, Scurvy. Sore
Heads, Scrofula, Eypelss, long Withstand its
influence The inventor has travelled over many paris
Of the GLOBE visiting the principle hospitals dispensing
this Ointment, giving advice its application, and
has thus been the means OF restoring countless numbers
10 health SD
Sore Legs, Sore Breasts, wounds ana
Ulcers.
Some OF the most scientific surgeons now rely solely
on the use OF hs wonderful Ointment when having 70
cope with the worst of wounds ulcers gland
ular swellings and tumors- Professor Holloway has,
by command Of the Allied Governments, dispatched 70
the hospitals OF the East large shipments Of this Onf-
ment, 70 be used under the direction Of Medical
Stan, in the Of wounds II will any ulcer,
gandular swelling, Stiffness contraction OF the JOINTS
even OF 20 years Standing.
Piles and Ffstulas.
These and other similar distressing complaints can be
eectuay cured the Ointment be well rubbed In over
parts Affected and by otherwise following print
ed directions around each pot
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MKERNAN & EDGAR.
RAJ Els TATE AND STOCK

Rates Of Commission asfollowsi
All sales from $500 10 1900 inclusive will be taxed al
cent, as commission; the value OF the property
advances above s30 the rate per cent will
In the following ratio From $1,000 10 1000 az IN
cent? from 5000 10 $1,000 - cent; from 5000 10
the may be, A. will not be less than per
and all sums as above mentioned going above $4,000
will be cent? charged on frst 5000. On all sales
ofpropery, while In our hands, commission Is charged.
No sale, commission charge whatever We require
notice To be given two weeks previous 20 withdrawal
ofpr0pery from our books And further wish IL un-
derood that hold all persons responsible for the
mission on Property when trades may be commenced
with the owners Of said property before the withdrawal
ofthe same.
H-asisfngfon Sc, .faJofnfss fhs Palmer Mouse,
Have now ENTERED ON THKIR BOOKS more than
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DE NOT DECEIVED BY the base imitsiIons Hex-
ID eman Clark * Co.'S Genuine Cod Liver Oil never
disappoints and nine yesrs experience has proved
peror 70 all Others and the only reliable Tor CON-
SUMPTION.
As there great deal Of spurious market
adulterated with seal oil, whale oil. &c, dsc-,
Our Oil Il made at our own factory In Nevfou rdland
and each bottle has signature the cork, be
careful 70 procure Clark Co.'S for since the death
Mr. Rusion, our late partner, there has been article
introduced called Rushtons. which u In no way con
neeted with X e & Co., or H ~ & Co. sold
druggists. octls-d&w.
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CAUTION TO AGUE SUFFERERS

Take no more Arsenic TONES, Mercury, Quinine,
Febrifuges, sryehnne, Anti Periodies of any kind
The well known ineicieucy OF these noxious poisons
proves them TO be The offspring either Of false medical
principles, or ofmercenary quacks. The only remedy
in existence that is both sure and harmeless, is
RHODES FEVER AND AGUE CURE
III = For Sale by Il. BROWNING Wholesale and Re-
tail Agent, Indianapolis, Ind.
Sent d6-w Gma
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Sore Legs, Sore Breasts, wounds ana
UIcern.


used IA the foiLotcing cases:
Buniofs, Piles, sprzins.
Burns, Rheumatism, Scalds,
Chspped Hands, Salt Rheum, swelled Glands,
Chilblains, Skin Diseases, Stid Joints,
Fistnlas, Sore Legs, Ulcers,
Gouf. Sore Breasts, Venereal Sores.
Lumbago, Sore Heads, Wounds Of an
Mercuiial Erup- Sore mroats, kinds.
tons, Sores Of all kinds
IT Sold e mandatory o Professor Holloway
50 Maiden Lane, New York, and pa Strand, London,
and BY all respectable Druggists and dealers OF MedI-
cines throughout the United and civilized
world In Pots at Is cents, 62H cents and 81 each
III There Is considerable saving by taking the
larger sizes.
n. B. directions for the guidance OF patients, In
every disorder, are afaxed 10 each Pot.
March12-w1y-
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STATE OF INDIANA. MARION COUNTY, =.
STEPHEN w. G. PALMER, In the Circuit Court OF Ma
VS.. rion County, in tine State

STATE OF INDIANA. MARION COUNTY, -
STEPHEN w. G. PALMER, In the Circuit Court Of Ma
rion County, in the State
SUSAN PALMER. Of Indiana.
APRIL TERN, A. ID. 1857.
DE 1T KNOWN, that on this 9TH day OF November,
ID in the year 1885, the above named plaintiff, by his
attorneys fled in the Office Of the Clerk the Marion
Circuit Court, his complaint against said defenda L in
the above entitled cause together with an affidavit Of
competent person. that said defendant Susan Palmer
is not a resident Of the State of Indiana.
Said defendant is, therefore. hereby notified of the
fling and tendency OF said complaint against her, and
that unless she appear demur thereto, at
the calling OF said the second day of the
term OF said Court 10 be held at the Court House, in
the city of indianapolis, the fourth Monday In April,
1857 said plant and the matters and things therein
contained and alleged, will be heard and determin-
ed in her absence. WM. STEWART, Clerk.
By JSo. c. NEw, Deputy.
DUNoNT ~ TORBKT, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
novs7-w3t.
REFINED SUGARS;
INRUsHED, POWDERED. CLARIFIED. GRANU-
- lated and Coffee Sugars in store, aud for sale lew
for cash.
ALSO
10 arrive, IA choice lot of Levering's ID. r. crushed
Sugar. WRIGHT, BATES q MAGUIKE.
ANOTHER NEW STOCK OF DRY
GOODS
SUlTABIs to the present season, unpaeking
~ at HORNS.
novgJ
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HAMILTON COUNTY

Lots No. and in square No. In the of obes-
vile, and lot No. in square No. 10, in said
mortgaged by Francis b. Cogswe and Sally his wife ;
forfeited and sold on credit 10 Raymond W. Clark :
Loan, interest &c, os3s 10.
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COLLARS
ISRoM cts. 10 S dollars
CHEMICALS ~.
ERENch, ENGLISH AND AMERICAN, and an
II kinds-r Up. POPE, q cos
ootSetf. so rl'rs Dysg etss.
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Sec estgjnr6w add o or Of of oqr sec " to y
W. containing In at6e0 acres; moHgaged by Isaac
H. Wright aud Harriet his wife; Loan, interest, Se,
SECS o. 49,
fhe ; nj Of = o or aud Or otsw ar Of see u %
nr6 W. mortgaged 10y lsaac III. Wright and Harriet MS
wife: Loan, interest 6<ets S553 ~. -. 80
The or OF sec t95 nr7 W, containing l9' oislVV
acres; morgaged by Luke Hagle Loan, Interest Se''
$3.50 &c. 80
The hi Of n or and " or Of n ~ OF sec 80 -
n No W, containing 100 acres; mOrtgaged by James
o. Denton and Esther his wife: Loan, interest, &c,
S333