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INDIANA STATE SENTINEL:
TIIE OFFICIAL UA'ETTE OF THE STATE
Q&'OJice on Wirrnis Stmt, Xorth of Washington.
(1. A. k J. T. CHAPMAN, Editors.
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iiow tiic
Mountain Ill.icksmitli was
Converted.
The scene is laid in the mountainous region; of
tleorgia. Mr. Forgeron. a blacksmith had a great
antipathy against all minister, and Method st min
isters in particular. His shop was in a narrow
mountain eav. and he declared his determination to
whip every Methdit preacher that passed his shop,
The llev. Mr. Stubbleworth, however, readily con-
sentcd go there, and the following describes his j mei wiui an at ciueiu. ui course, uiey never dream
ride througTi the mountains : j ltl of 1,10 cause. Ned looked in the glass and corn
Forircron had heard of lis new victim, and rejoiced j PU hxck eve from the nai.t reufüe, to th"
that his size and appearance furnished a better sub- j rainbow ship wreck scene 'llending every color into
feet for his veu 'eiiKC than the attenuated frame of : one.' Or perhaps he never read the story, and mut
J . . . . ' . i ... i : tc .v...i I' ...i : i i .1
the late parson. Oli, v. hat a nice beating lie would ;
havc ! He had heard too that sotr.e Methodist minis
ters were rather spirited and hoped that this one
rni rht be nrovoked to ti.rht. Km uinr that the cler-!
gsmrm must pass on Saturdav, in tile afternoon, hei" indistinct memory of sonuihing unpleasant having
gave his striker a h did av ; and regaled himself on ! occurred. At first he could not recollect the cause of
the beauties of Tom Paine, awaiting the approach of Ins feelings ; but the bruises of his face and body
the preacher. It was not over an hour before he
heard the words,
"How happy are they who their Saviour obey,
And hate lud up their treasure in Heaven."
sung in a full clear voice; and soon the vocalist,
turning the angle of the ru.-k, rode up with a con
tented suiile on his face.
IIow are von, old SU Widos ! Ctrl oil your horse,
and join in my devotion, said the smith.
r 1. 1 ! llll in- M11I..-1 t.i vi,,. .1,1 tlx. iirn-i,lii,F lli.l
t , , . .- J c l . If ti n i I
I h iv nt time, my friend I I will call when I re-
turn.
'Votir name is Stubb'evvorth, and you are the tri
lling hypocrite the Methodist have sent here to
preach, eh !
My name is Stubbleworth, he replied meekly
'D.dn t you know my name was .Ned l orgeron, the . . . ' c i . i .-i
it i -,i .t,i - t , i i , " . ,i ,(?sed. I his Hoomv state ot mind continued until roi
blacksmith, that whips everv Methodist preacher that ! . i . i. nf c i ...
. .. i i -.1 i i i. . geron visited a camp meeting, lu v. Mr. Shuttb
comes alon I was asked witjj an audacious look ; ,, . , ' ., "? , . . .
'and how dare you come here V
The preacher replied that he had heard Forgeron's
name, but presumed he did not molest well behaved
travellers.
'Vou presume so! Yes, you are the most pre
sumptuous people, you Methodists, that ever trode
shoe leather, any how. Well, what'll vju t'o, you
beef-headed disciple yon !'
Mr. Stubbleworth professed his willingness to do
any thin" reasonable to avoid such a penance.
'Well, there's three things voti h?ve to d". or I'll ,
ft
mall you into a jelly. The first i. you are to quit! vulsi e peals of laughter, as the burning tears of joy
preaching; the second is, you must wear this last ' coursed their way down his cheeks,
will and testament of Thorn is Paine next to your! 'Yes, my brethren,' raid he, 'it is a fact. I did mall
heart, read it every d ay, end believe every word you the grace into his unbelieving soul there is no doubt.
read; and the third is", that you are to curse the Me- j . The blacksmith of the mountain pass, himself be
thodists in every crowd you get into, and the black- came soon after, a Methodist preacher,
smith 'shucked himself, rolled up his sleeves, and - . - - -
took a quid of tobacco.' TIm? Printer.
The preacher looked on during these novel prcpar- ije stood there alore at that sh.idowy hour,
atioas without a line of his face moving, and at the j Hy tiie swinging lamp dimly humii g;
end replied that the term were unreasonable, and he ' A si,eilt within, save the ticking type,
would not submit to them. j A,i:,0"n"!Vtlh,,Ch ,U"'T' '
,.r ., , . . i- t . i ti! Anl heavily echoed the Solemn -ound,
ell, you've got a whaling to submit to then. I 11 1 A s,JW,y paceJ Qt he fro?en n
tear you into doll rags, cornerwise. Uet down, you 1
cu'ssed lun faced hvpocnte. j An.(1rdflrkwe.,e ,hfe ?atnsi.0fn, s UMY slon.
. . . i i r I, i With the joy of festivity cleamins.
The preacher remonstrated, and Forgeron walked An., heart, at were bea,is . .t, ,hen
up to his horse, threatened to tear him oil it he ihd Weie now living it o'er in their dreaming;
not dismount ; whereupon the worthy man made vir- j Yet the Pi inter tili woikcd at hi lonely post,
tue a necessity and alighted. j As slowly he gatheied his mighty host.
I have one request to make, my friend ; that is, 1 And there lay the merchant all pillowed in down,
that you won't beat me with this overcoat on ; it was And LuilJin bright hopes for the morrow,
a present from the ladies of my last circuit, and I do dieamed he t:.at Kate was then waving a wand
- i 4 t It , ! That would brin to him fear and sorrow ;
not wish to ha; e it tern. ..... t Yct the P.in.cr was the.e ic hi sh -.Jjwy r ,o-n,
Oif with it, and that suddenly, you basin faced imp j Aod he sct in hi4 fr3mc WQ. t that fkh mn,t ,
you. 1
Tiie Methodist preacher slowly drew otT his over- j Th. y,J.n uifc ,was If'PinS. whorn itey had bouQl
coat, as Mio bhckS,ni.!i continued hi- tirade of abuse XUu . ,mi.
cm bun and his sect, and throwing his garment behind , yor fche thoüght they h id par'ed forever !
him, he dealt Mr. Forgeron a tremendous blow be- But the Tnnter was clicking the types that would tell
tween the eyes, which laid that person at lull length ! a the munow the truth of that midnight spell !
on the ground with the testament of Tom Paine be-; And there lay the 3teman, whoe feveiiih brow
side him. Mr. btubbleworth, witli the ta t ol a con
noiseur in such matters, did not wait for his adversa
ry to rise, but mounted him with the quickness of a
cat, and bestowed his blows with a courteous hand on
the stomach and face of the blacksmith, continuing !
his son" where he hid left otTon his arrival, j
. . t
"Tongue cannot express the sweet comfort. &c. j
until Fornreron, from having experienced 'first love,' 1
or some uther sensation equally new to him, respond- j
, , . 1 J 1
cd lustilv, j
Fuoie'h ! 'nou-'ii ! 'nouh ! take him ott!'
Rut unfortunately there was no one bv to perform :
. . , , ,r . it
that kind oihe-p, except the preacher sold roan, and he ,
munched a bunch of grass and looked on as if If ;
master was happy at a camp-tneetmg.
'.ow,' said .Mr. Stubbluworth, there are three
things you must promise me before I let you up.
hat are they !' asked Forgeron ragerlv. j for a wc-f-k past, at ililh rent hours of t!ic day, on the
The first i?, that you will never molest a Metho- ; wtoop of the Astor House, a lad of sixteen exposing
d.st preacher again.' f ,r sale a basket of s .ft clothes brushes whose ready
Here Ned's pride re.:,e and he hesitated ; and the rommand of language for his customers recently at
reverend gentleman, with his usual benign smile on traded our notice in passing, rind convinced that he
his face, renewed his blows and sun, , was a shrewd Yankee lad, we entered into conversa-
'I rode on the sky, freely justified I, tion with him and gr.'.'i-jaily drew from him a brief
And the moon it wagender my feet." ' narrative of his life, which developed the poss ssion
Tiiis oriental language overcame the blacksmith, and practice of untiring industry, orowm d as it ever
Such bold figures, or something cle cau-ed him to is when united to perseverance, w ith the most bril
tiniX out, ; Ha tit success. Like many great men before him, he
Well, I'll do it; I'll do it.' ' was ushered into Iiis teens while jerfciT.iing the low-
Vou are getting on very well, said Mr. Stubble- est duties of a printing office in lioston, where by ac
worth, I thmk lean mike a decent man of you yet, tivity and prudence he acquired and laid by the ne-
and perlrips a christian j cfssary means for indulging his own tradirg powers.
Ned groaned. 1 His first etFrt was at the funeral services of the la-
Tue second thing I require of you is, to go to merited Harrison, where he realized a very snug pro
Fumpkin creek meeting-house, and hear me preach . ht from the sab? of m-xirnimr badges, and from' thr-.t
to-morrow. ! tiu.e, with a cunning and judgment that would do hon-
Ned attempted to stanlmer some excuse, when the or to much older heads, he has taken advantage of
divine resumed his devotional hymn, and kept timo every exciting breeze to waft him still nearer to the
with the music, striking him over the face with the g'al of his ambition. He accompanied the Huston
lleshy part of his hand. j Delegation to the 1'ilumore Convention, where his
"My soul mounted higher in a chariot of fire, reaib' w it commanded for his purse the most substan-
Nor did envy Elijih h: seat." tial compliments, and nt every crowded assembly, so-
Ned's promise of punctuality caused the parson's,1'1 or H'Uike the Kazortrop man, he is on
exercise to cease, and the words, redolent of gor- "pot. During the height of the season just gone,
geous imagery, died away in echoes from the adia- j ,l0 bec t Jiahant, .Newput, Saratoga, .Niagara,
cent era v" a" CVPn Ut Io,!trf a' during the rece-s. He has
Nowthe third and last demand is peremptory. 'P'd in the Savings Dank of his native
You are to promise that you seek religion, dav and ' f.v, and it his health be continued he will soon dou
night, and never rest until you obtain it at the hands , '". " lnymX a very brisk business
of a merciful Redeemer.' "'n" Prt'S,("n hn , I,,,nn" , T n " 1"
The fallen man looked at the declining sun and J2.a"-,;V'' ajwy81-'-1 tw crack a JAo tr FcU 0 l,rus,-
then at the pars and knew not what to say, and j V l, i) tc-
the preacher raised his vo.ee in song once more, and
Ned knew not what would come next.
'I'll do my best, said he, in a humble voice.
Well, that's a man, said Stubbleworth ; 'now get
up and go down to the spring and wash your face,
and tear up Tom Paine's testament, and turn your
thoughts on hi'jh.
. Ned rose with feelings he never experienced be
fore and went to obey the lavatory injunctions of the
preacher, when the latter jerson mounted his horse,
took Xed by the hand and said :
Xow keep your promise, and I'll keep your coun
sel. Cool evening, .Mr. Forgeron I'll look for you
to-morrow.
And oil he rode with the sarn? imperturbable coun
tenance, singing so loud as to scare the eaglea from
their eyrie in the overhanging rock?:
Indianapolis, Sqilombpr 27, IS 15.
Well, thought Ned, 'tliis id a nice business.
What would people av if thev knew Kiiwaril For-
grron was whipped brfore his own door in the gap,
and that toe by a Method. st preacher.'
Hut his inu-ings were more in sorrow than nnger.
His disfigured countenance was, of course, the sub
ject of numerous questions that night, among his
'friends; to which Io replied with a stern look they
well understood, and the vague remark that he had
lereu 10 uuiiv-u, -eU rorgeron Miippeu uy a .uciuo-
U 4 t 'II III i
His dreams that right were of a confined and dis-
agreeable nature; and waking in the moniii'g he had
soon calling them to his mind, as well as his pro
mise, he mounted in; horse and went to redeem it.
From that time hU whole conduct manifested a
change of feeling. The gossips of the neighbirho d
observed it, arid whispered that Xed was silent, and
had gone to meeting every Sundiy since the accident.
They wondered jrreatlv at his burninir the boos he
used to read so much. Strange stories were circulat
ing as to the metamorphosis of this jovial, dare-devil j
blacksmith into a glooinv and taciturn man, ine
suopos (1 verv s.ie.v, that a 'spirit had enticed him .
' , . i i- i t
into the future, had misled him to a crag where ho '
had fallen and bruised his lace. Other- jjavo the'
Prince of darkness the cedit of the change, but none j
suspected the Methodist preacher ; and as the latter !
had no vanitv to jjratilv, the secret remained with
or-
worth preached a sermon that seemed to enter his
soul and relieve it of a burden ; and tin song of
"How happy are thr7, vvho their Saviour obey,"
was only half through w hen he felt like a new man.
Forgeron was from that time a 'shouting Methodist.
j At a love feast, a short time subsequent, he gave in
his experience, and revealed the mystery of Iiis con
viction and conversion to the astonished neighbors.
The Rev. .Mr. Stubbleworth, who bad faithfully
! kept the secret until that tin e, could not contain him-
. . . .
any longer, but gave vent to lus feelings in con-
And restle the pillow wis pressing.
For he Mi through the shadowy mists of his dream
lottiet hopes now pusessin ;
Yet the Piiuter woiktd on, mid silence and gloom,
And dug fjr Ambition its lowliest tomb.
And slowly that workrrun went RitheriLg up
His budget of gnef and of jjladncs ;
A mealh for the n ble. a grave f .r the Iot,
For the happy a full cup of sadne;
s;tra,n?e ,s,,ic' ff twon'1,fr 111 enrhant the ear,
And dark onts of terror to curdle with fear,
rri;e are the tales which that dirk ho-t shall tear
, J P,ace a',J cot on, l,'e mo,row
h welcome, thrice welcome, lo many a heart:
Tü miny a boaer (,f Sl,rIw.
jt sha'll like the wi!, ..nd warner;ie' air,
Pekscvekance anp F.x rKi:ririsE. There his been
Swappino Wives. The Angelica (N. Y.) Report
er gives an intimation of two respectable young men,
both of respectable families, living in the same neigh
borhood in one of the towns of Allegany county, and
in prosperous circumstances?, swapping wives the
ladies taking to their new homes all the property they
had on their first matrimonial alliance. The above
Journal further state that no d'illiculty had ever oc
curred between any of the parties, and that no reason
is given for the strange reciprocation.
Itlt'Li: I'OWDI'It
OF a superior quality fur aale t-y I lie kee or irtailin at 37 rrll
4- E. II KDDLKI.Y.
in fiVi: io wuEU
a superior quahtjfyr sale clieau at -
CRAYDON'3.
SEMI-WEEKLY.
Suite (Vnsns for 1815.
Auditor's Office, Sejt. 20, 19 P5.
Editors of Sr.NTiNFL : The fbllovring is a com
pile list of the white male inhabitants over the age
of twen'y-one years, in the several counties in this
State, as returned to this otlice under an act of the
last General Assembly.
Respectfully, your obed't servant;
" HORATIO J. HARRIS,
Auditor of Sta'e,
07 We have added, in a separate column, the vote
given by each county in 1311. Ens. Sknunel.
Count, 1815. Vote, 1841.
A Jams o'JG 491
Alien 8033 17 IU
Uartholomevv 2llB
Heritor 101
Ulaekford 3GZ Ss'J
Uootie 17:U IG'Jj
11 row ti r.sil i'Jl
Carroll tR ins.
Cass ioo:j n:,7
Clark 285 1 2."19
Clay 1178 10'Jl
CUr.ton K'.'Jl inul
Crawford J72 bö'J
Ddvic a 1S07 1571
D.-arborn 'SM7 3G37
Detalur 2-IöC 2131
Dekalb fill Til!!
Delaware 1831 1C75
Dubois JJ0 73Ü
Rlkbart JJ131 1723
layetto 203'J l'J76
Plovd t;U20 1937
Fountain 2131 2331
Franklin 3070 2'JIG
Fulton 782 058
tiibson 170J 1G11
(I rant 1150 J73
Creene 17 PS 10 71
Hamilton Vj'xi 1761
Hancock IG'28 1457
llnrrison 233G 23'Jft
Hendricks 2272 2132
Henry 301Ü 2G51
Huutingtcn 73f Cül
Jackson 1U23 1711
Jasper 43J 311
iay 862 723
Jttfer-on 3G5ß 32C2
Jennings 1818 1555
Johnson 2GG 1821
Knox 2181 1301
Kosciusko 114 1181
Laranb;e 118 1()5
Lake 528 325
Laporle 217IT 1813
Iiawrenre 2l2 2107
Madison 1729 lf.87
Marion 3735 3371
Marshall G92 509
Marlin 838 792
Miami 1202 108G
Monroe 2001 1851,
.Montgomery 3100 2979
Morgan 2222 2125
Noble !024 823
Ohio 893 3GI
Orange 2002 1746
Owen 1808 1613
Parke 2648 2718
l'erry 9U0 8'J8
Fiko 1035 950
Porter 762 630
P.sey 2210 1827
P.uhski 284 218
Putnam 3167" 2907
Kandolph 2114 1833
Kichardil!e 444 27G
Kipley 2225 2057
Rush 3150 2ÜSI
Scott 916 923
Shelby 25G3 215G
Hpencef 1255 1082
fMeuben 818 G73
St. Joseph 1866 1579
Sullivan 1828 1G$6
Switzerland 1741 1075
Tippecanoe 3f5l 3138
Tipton 213 219
Union 1491 Ml 4
Vanderburgh 1G61 1232
Vermillion 1803 1549
Vig 2149 2371
Wabash 1335 1188
Warren .1328 1259
War r irk 156S 121 i
Washington 3035 2814
Wayne 4839 4075
Wells 539 491
White 513 477
Whitley 587 461
A.J.trCTOS. JAMES HlHiHES
T11VEXS V IirGIII,
Altoriioys anil f 'oiiiiM'llurs at L:iv,
BEDFORD, LVD. 3v i.
iiocJioit i:vas.
O
FFICE over Miller' Hat S?tore, 'JJ door east of Washington
Halt.
'J-w-y
PAIR if spriarles, silver frame. Morocco case, stip;sed tol
taken Iron, the More of Srinlli &. Udima by nntaKe, tr iiiiim.
have Uen picked up near the ntore ; at-, n lady' nilil row ii, Irop-
ed trotn a hugy going from I'enns Ivania street to Diagonal ; i re
ward of one dollar will he given for the glastr if delivered at thi of
fice, and a lilw-ral reward for the nihi -jown. "J'S
A Canal r.and Orlificnie lor five doll .r, which the owner can
have by proving property and pajing lor this adveiti"emetit.
Inipiire at this olhce. 31 tvv
xJ i"rV VAitiv, c:inT I'!
fUH K i;b:ribi rs are prepared to furnish Cotton Yarn of the be. t
K- pialtly, in large nrtmall quantities, at a lower price than it can j
I purrhaed for in any Kantern market Merchant desiring to sup- i
toralleither upon us.alotir store, or on James Fniliniu, at West's
Cotton Fadory. 4l-tf J. & t. CAULISLF. &, CO.
CAs i f Firn ' Tcäxjs
O.OoO pounds of gol clean K;,s wnr.ted.for which I will pay ihe
highest pi iceH in Ga. ; or exchange Hooka and I'apr r for lliciu,
at redut ,d piiees. C. B. H.if'IS, Jlrokrllrr,
f One door u-est nf HratcHint llotcJ.
vi.m:s ad iirus.
Champaigne Rrandy Fate Madeira Wine
4th FriHif French do Jo'd Sherry do
Jaiuan a Hpiriln Fort (V. .Malaga do
Selected expresnly for medical purposes and war.anted pure,liy .
June Ifi, MI.'. It. CU IIII LAIL
TI I'ST ojening,a lot of (luinine, Dye iiirs and Patent Medicines ;
tf also l ot!" ee, iisar, Molasaea, Air., at New r-iore, VVewfa Milla.
JUST
icix i:ivi:i.
a nd
ND for sate by dozen or sinple bottle 12 dozen Sand' Sarsapaiil-
y'i la, at new Uxe al West' Mills
:io
l'luio! iim:sü PIM-S!!
R. HUMPHRLY'S Vegetable Oinlment for the Pilea.foraale b
I tlXI IA'. XHO.N HKlll llr.K.
SHOTS AM BOOTS.
C HOZ variounualitie Iaiiea' Shoea, S doz Men and Boy
mm IF H(hHb and Shoea, in dor. ir.lsHes Rrd children'a just received
and for sale cheap by E. IIKDDERLV 43
risn : risii!
UST received and for pate by ihe subscrilier,
2 Darrels Salmon,
2 Shad,
2 No. 1 Mackerel. 31
J
J. NICOLAI.
n:Tii iic.
PA NTS II fsole and Upper leather for sale at New Ptoere, at
West's Mills.
i.i oniric ANjuTiSiii4ii.i:s,
JpOR iale by W. S. IIUD0ARU, No: 3, Palmer lliuc.
""
SAL.E Ol' MOUTGUiEl) LlM)S
Auditor of State Orrict,
Indianapolis, August 15, IS 15. 3
The follovving tracts parcels or lots of land, or so much
thereof as will eel! for the amount due from the respective
mortgagors, will, on Saturday the 1st djyof November next,
between the hours of 8 o'clock, A. M. arU 6 o'clock, V. M.
on ai4 day, at the door of the Court House In the town of
Indianapolis, be otTercd for sale to the higrust Midrr, in con
foimity with the piovisions of chapter 13, Revised Statutes
of 1841 the sail! tiacts, paiccls or lot of laud having been
mdrtaed to the 8ut? to secure th? payment of loan3 made
of the h tie rent tiust furi('?, as heieinafier specified, and the
rTrt3ois theieof having fuled to pay the interest
due a lequired by law. iJo bid of a less sum than that due
for piincipal, interest, damages and t-its will be received.
Shouid the pi cmiies specified not sell for so much cah in
hanJ, as will satisfy the amount chargeable on each tract,
the undersigned will bid in the same fjr the State of Indi
ana, ar.J immediately otrcr the same to the highest bidder,
(the bid being e.pial at le ist to the amount due) on a credit
cf five years, (he ptirchacr to pay inteict annually in ad
vance, and the pic.nic to foifcit to the State, with all pay
ments thereon, immediately upon the failure to pay piincip.il
oi inteiest when due. Wheie lands aie sold on a credit, the
puicha-er will be required to pay, at the time cf sale, the
amount due for interest, damages and costs. The chaia of
title can Le seen by calling at this otlice.
College Fund.
The w half of the Ii w qr of sec S, t IS n, r C e ; alo,
the w half of he n e qr of sic 9 in same t and r, each con
taining S! acres, in Hamilton county; tnoitaed by I'eter
Lumen: t til amount due, .169 63.
'1'he e half of the s w qr of s.-c IS, t 18 n, r G e, contain
ing arics, in Hamilton county; in utgaged by Samuel
Liiir.cn: total amount due, f 352 72.
L jts Nos 32, 33, 31, 35, 3o 37, 3S aed 30, in Morgan and
fponei's addition to t tie t.tn of I a wnr-eburgh, in Dear
born county; mortgaged by Thiii j L. Spooncr : total amount
duc,s.)91 3D.
The e half i f the n w qr of sec IG, t 1 1 n, r 3 e, contain
ing 80 acies, in Johnson county ; mortgaged by William
tSoiton: total amount due, 2vj tz.
Lot Nos 7 and 8 in square 21 in the town of N'oblf sville, j
If 'I. I i ii . ti f i . i
iiaminon cuinny ; mongageu uv aiucii u. coie : loiai a
moui.t dur , f C02 21.
One linn. tied acies oil" the e part of the n w qr of sec 36",
t 1G ti, r 3 e, in M.uin county ; moitgaed by Samuel Ilcn
deron : total amount due, f.'ilo' 7b.
Tiie n e qr of fiac'l sec 2'J, t ID n, r 13 e, containing 1C0
acies, in Kandol;)li county j oiiginally mjitgted by Lewis
V. Denton, foifcitcd anJ sold to Saiah Hunt: total amount
due, 732 5 1.
The e half of the n w qr and the w half of the n e rtr of
sec 7, t 26 n. r 3 v, containing IGJ acres, in White county ;
moitage4 by William M. Kenton: total amount due,
. The e half of the n e qr of sc 11, t 1 4 n, r 1 w, contain
ing arres, in Hendricks county ; mortgaged by Levi Jes-
sup: total amount lue, $b-u VJ.
Pnrt tf Ii. a Ii . 1 f i.f Ihti a o n r nf co 'Xfl i 11 t 1 fk n r 7 s
bounded as f ll ,ws : beginning at a stake in the Centreville
load, thence with saiJ road s S3 degiees. w 40 poles, to a
slake, thence n G degires, w pole to the centie of ihe
national insd, tin nee v. K.lA i'ertes, e -10 poles to a stake,
thence s C degrees, e 00 poles to the place of beginning,
l contiining 1 acies, in Hancock county; originally morigag-
j ed by John (.ambnel, f nfeited and sold to Coinel Mtck :
total amount lueol i J 15.
I lie w half of the n w qr of sec 10, in t ir n,j 3 e, m
Muri n c untv ; moitgaged t-y Nathan Ii. l al.ner: total a-
IDOlint due, f fil) -17.
The w half of Ihe n w qr of sec 17, in t 16 n, r 1 w, and
the e half of the n e qr of sec IS, same t and r, each tiact
. . ... ' ,, , . , . ' . .
containing SO acres, in Hendiieks county; mortgaged by
Iletiiy Ca; linger : loiai amount oue, ov:j 'J.
Lot No . 6 ill squaie No 171 in St. Clair's addition to the
town of Indi mapoiis ; moitgaged by Ashbel Steele: total
amount due, f ins GG.
Thiity acies otr the n end of the e half of the n e.qr of
sec 24, in t 16 n, r2 e and 2D, acies 00" of the n end ct the
w half of the n w qr cf sec 19, in t 1C n, r 3.e ; mirtgiged
by Aoraliam II. uawon : total amount due, ,z-2l
The s w fraction of the n e qr f sec 20, in t 12 n, r one
1 "
e, containing o l-o acres, ,n Mo.gan county; mortgaged by
John W. Cox: lOtll amount due, , nO 34.
l he s h ill ol the u e qr cl sec 3, in I : n, range one w,
contiining SO acies, in Hendricks county; mortgaged by
William Megee: total amount due.SlD'i 22.
Ti,. u.,if .,r ,l. - ... ., , ,,r .-.:...,-. -r . i
. 'J.? e h",f "f, hC T ir of.,rc J ",.t 1 ' r 7e. c"n'JI"-
o ... iu.nu.4u.uniT , iiiurigigeu vy uany rier-
sen ; total amount due, v2S-3 31
Tine whalf of the n w qr of sec 25, in t 23 n, r 4 w, con
taining SO acies; mortgaged by Loyal Faiirhan: total a
m ount due, $4S7 C2.
Tiie e half of the n e qr of sec 25, in t 14 n, r 3 w, in
Putnam county; rn:tgiged by John Standeforde: total a
mount due, $312 11.
The c half cf lot No 112 of the donatlm . lands adjoin
ing the town of Indianapolis, excepting 36" feet on Wash
ington stieet and lfilj feet deep, oil' the n w comer of said
half lot; mortgaged by Urazilla Fiench: total amount due,
,1SS 70.
The n hall of fractional sec 3, in t 1 " n, of r 3 e, in Ma
rion county ; moitgaged by Samuel J. Patterson : total a-
mjunt due, rJl 12
Tl. o I. . 1 T rsf 1 1 ... f frt ! . L-
f nt o i.j.i oi ii.c ii v ii oi iu, in luwnsiiip iu n, r o
et containing C5 03-100 acies, in Mai ion cot:n!y ; moitgaged
by Silas Andrus: total cmount due, $177 2.3.
The e half of the s c or of sec IS, in t IC n, r 2 w, con
taining 80 acres ; also, the s w qr of the s w qr of sec 17, I
in same t ana r, containing acres, in Hendiieks county ;
mortgaged by Uenjamin It." Smi'.h : tulal amount due,
$G 39.
The n e qr of sec 29, in t 1 1 n, r 5 e ; alo, the e half of
the n w qr of the same sec ; aLo, the s w qr of the n vr qr
of the same sec, containing in all 2S0 acres, in Shelby coun
ty originally mortgaged by William Marshall and Andiew
V. nriflith ; foi ftited and sold t i James M. Sharpe aud tico.
W. Stipp: total amount due, $60G 91.
The n e qr of sec 30, in t J s. r 3 c, containing 1G0 acre.
. in Ilairis n county; originally moitgiged by Rdwaid H.
Wilson; foifeited and sold to Calvin Fletcher aud Samuel
Me.itill: total amount duc,f JGI
j The s half of the w half of the n w qr of sec 13, in t 15
l n, r 3 e, supposed to contain 40 70-100 acies, in Marion conn-
tv ; moitgaged by Nathan II. Palmer: total amount due,
f 7 09.
j All that portim of squire Xo IG in the town of Indiana
polis a is contained in the s v qr of faid square, being
' bounded on the s by Vcimont stieet, on the w by Meridian
' street, and on the e and n by the alleys tunning thioogli the
j centre of said squaie; moitgaged by Jcäse L. Williams: to
tal amount due,'79 53.
Toe e half of the s e qr of sec 15, in t t2 n, r 6 e, con
I taining 0 acres, in Shelby county; moitgaged by James
Mill: total amount due, l IG 18.
The w half of the n w qr of sec 27, in t 19 n, r 2 e, con
taining SO acies ; also, the e half of the n e ot of sec IS in
same t and r, contain SÜ acies, in H.icne county ; morlgig-
eJ by Wcslt-y Smith: total rmount due, f j90 56.
Foit-threc and seventy-live hundiedtlis acies off the w
end of the n fraction of the n w qr of sec one, in t I 1 n, r
one w, the said fiactivti to be divided by a line running n
and s, so as leave the said 43 75-100 acres on the xv side
thcof, in Hendiieks county; moitgaged by Tho.nas Mur
phev i total amount due, 22S 62.
The xv balf of th? s e qi of sec 7, in t 12 n, r 2 e, contain
taining SO aoe, in Morgan county ; mortgaged by Jonathan
Williams: total amount due, $o5 4f.
Lots numbeied 4,5,0 and 7, in block number 29, in the
town of Danville in Hendricks county ; mortgiged by Sam
uel Mclogue: total amount due, flG3 5'J.
The xv half of the s e qi of sec 33, in t IG n, r S e, con
taining SO acies, in Hancock eo'inty ; mortgaged by William
Oaton : total am .unt d :e, f3ll) 4.
The v half of the s e qr of sec 20, t IG n, r one xv, in
Hendiieks county , containing SO a'ics; moitgaged by Kd
waid Stiange: total amount due, 423 31.
I he xv half of the n e qi of sec 30, t IS n, r 7 e ; also,
the s e qr of the s w qr of sec IS ; also, the n e qr of ttie s
w (jr of sec 19, and the xv half of the xv qr of sec 19 ; all
in the same t and r as fust tract; in Midison coijt.ty ; moit
gaged by Saul Shiul: total amount due,5G3 75.
Saline Fund.
In-lots plos 1, 3 and 4, in squaie 73, and the equal undi
vided half of out-tot No 3ö, in the town, of Indianapolis;
mortgaged by thanicl Bpltco : total amount due, $231 14
The n half of the n w qr of sec 9, in township 27 n, r 2
e, in Cas county; oiiginaüy mortgaged by George Smith ;
forfeited and sold to Spear S. Tipton and othei?: total a
mouut due, $.535 39.
The w half of the s xv qr of sec 20,' I, IS n, i 7 e, contain
ing SOanes, in Madison county; moitgaged by Nathaniel
Richmond: lotal am ivit due, $3lG 5S.
The s e qr of sec 21, t 17 n, r 4 e, except about one acre
cmbracid in the plat of Al!isonvi)!c containing 159 acres,
in Marion county; moi Igaged by Jol.n Allison : total amount
due, $291 II. ,
The w half of the n e qr of sec 21, t 14 n, r 2 xv, in Hen
diieks county; mjitgicd by Levi' Jcssupz total amount
due, fiSS 2i;
Volume I::::::::::Xuuibcr 31.
The n half of the n e qr of sec 10, (west cf White river)
t 16 n, r 3 e, containing 7S 93-100 acies, in Maiion county j
mortgaged by Joseph Andrus: total amoont due, 2D2 01.
The n e qr of the s w qr of si c 30, t IC n, r 4 e, contain
ing 40 acres mortgaged by James IS. Ray: total amount
due, $117 40. .
Ttie d half cf tiio s e fraction e tu the Michigan road, in
?ec 3 of lands selected in the Indian coiintiy for the Mich
igan toad, containing !-" acres; also lot No 3, in sec 12, t
2!)n,r2 e, contiuing ü3 acres, in I'ult n county ; tnortag
cd by Jacob Hull: total amount Cue. $2"S ,47.
The n w, n c and s e qis of sec 13, t 3 n, r 11 w, in Sul
livan county; oiigtnally moitaed by Samuel Cltamleis;
forfeited and sold to Daniel Day hull: total amount due,
.730.K? . .
The n half of the t half of the n e qr of fee 33, in t 30
h, r ä wt containing 40 acies, in l'oiici county ; oi initially
mortgaged by Isaiah 1U cd 5 fifeited and solJ to T. A. L.
Campbell: total anicjnt due,$!t7 .S.
Umk 1ix Fund,
All that part of the w half of .tha c e qr of sec 8, in t 1 4
n, r one w, that lies n of the national load, containing 62
acies ; also, p?it of the e he If of the s w qr of aid section,
bounded as follow, to wit: on the suth by that pait of
said half qr which one Ruhton sold and deeded to John Han
nah, luniiin;; thence with Hannah's line so as to include all
the remainder of sail half qr sec, containing 72 acies. in
Hendricks county j tnuitiid by Hioi 1 J att r total a
rno'jnt due, "iTS fcj.
l ot No lös of (he doriation lands adj ining the town of
ti !ijnlMnli riii t i i i i I, it ,1l I 111) or i i. v rnt i ncr 1 ." feit ifi
width i tT said lot along the b .nk of the cieek .eeivrd for a ! rriy iiß.ira i n w "m ... - r -public
load, and to Le taken oll tiie Ii w end of said tiact ' or a, 1.1,!11IC,4.,IV rlurcmc dransm .nml .il--r M't'.
wheie the lire of the same tuns to the creek, it being ait ! u huh iiiv nmy m-m.-illv h;ivr i i:iv nnl '.t t. K hi: i'nt m l
of the same land con-yd lo Isaac Hai iii by S.wnuel l'at-
tcrsou and wife, July JS, 1S31; moitaed by Ilobcit I'at
tcison: total amount due, f.73 31.
The s c dr of :ec 2l. in t 17 , I 7 e, containing 1G0 acies,
in Shelby county ; mortgaged by Jacob Kice and Solomon
Nave: total :im Mint due, $130 02.
Out-lot No 3, a designated on the town plat cf th? town
of Martinsville, in Morgan county ; rnuitpgcd by Jwhu Win
tei Sims : tot 1 a:noutit due, f Oti Jil.
Lot No one, in sq'iaie N 47, in the town of Indianapoli ;
mortgaged by William II. Uiumlield: total amount due,
i f ;yj3 2o.
I The w half cf the n w qr.i.f sec 2S, in t 14 n, r 4 e, ron
j taiiiing SO acres, in Joluiron county ; iroitgagtd by Abraham
I JJ. Vooihies: total amount due. 003 15.
! sio much of It.c w half of the n w qi of fee 29, in t IS n,
r 7 e, as lies en the u bide of the middle of Fall creek, con
tainin" 40 acie, in Madison county : inuitgaged by Thomas
Silvei total amount due, f.2ol ÖO
Otit-lots numl-eicd 21,2;!. 23, 25, 35, 37 and 3S in the t .wn
of Martinsville, in Morgan county ; moitgaged by Geoie
Winter: total amount due, fliOU b2.
In cae any f the afoioaid tiacts should Ve sold on a
credit, the purchaser, upon payment of the arriounl due for
inteiest, damages and cotr,wfl uctiv? a deed fjorn ths
State, and will be icqmrtd at the fame time to execute a
mortgage upon the premises to secuic the payment of ihe
PicipI- and interest theicot, annually in advance
Uihui
application to this ( tlire, accotding to Ihe piovisions of the
statute a wiit w ill Le issued to the sheiiH f the c-unty lo
lemove the iesent cccup-.il ai d give possession to .he p'-r-
chaser. IIUKA IK) J. II A Kit!!,
fj-W-Ow Auditor of St.ite.
j AO'I'Il'D'
j Oktke Isdiaj Mi i l a l Fii:k I nstr 5eE Comtast, )
ld''u a'e.'i, Stpt.i, IHj.
rS"I' Mrmbir of s;ii,I Company me heiely not itlil , that sit a
: Jl- Meeting ol llirertois I I.I :ay, it was Order td. TI at for
ll,e .:''"'' " l.o.is l.v Fire. lMinii.i.-.l Inter st thereon loJjii-
""' a"ll ütl,"",t U l t"1""' lf,,1 "-rred by the
I ompaiiy snne -nterii!er 1, If-H, iiiiio'ial'iis the um ol twelve
thousand Hi hundred do!!.,rS and thirty rent, the lollowmg . s-
: tl..metit on the Premium Note tiveu to the Company he paid I y
the meinhera thereof to the Tieasurer, on or letore the fifth day of
Novem'.ier, next entuins the rlnte l-ereof. to wit :
. . C NUTF.S FtlRCC.
On a'l iftPn ilnte.l on or hefore Sc.tfiii'er 19, If H, and t'Ot di
churned at t Iii ü date, being from No. lci'! to No. 2tlI4, both inclu
sive, thirteen per tent.
On all Xoti-M dated after Septemb er 19, l8 H. and on or before
October 18, IH 14, Wins from No. '.".Mj to No. a?3, letli Inclusive,
tvf're "ndtkr.e parity per cent
(tu !i I nlta i itii.l ttftor llet.iliir N iHli find mi
on or before
.Vove,,,'.er 1.45, , ei,e from No. -J4 to No. 295,
, elVPf ttrrlrt anyone uuriir ,,er rent
t Ottl luelu-
On nil Notes dated after Novem' er 2,, 114. nnd on or before
l-''iirer 2.. if 14. being fmm No. 2'.Iji to No. 2rj4, lotii inclu-
stie, i'aurf half ercrt.
On sill Not. dated att-r ll. rrmher n, 1H44, and on or before
iWemUr 3f, Ü44. leing fr.m No. at'J. to No. 30H. both i.ielu-
sive.Ji'i and ee tarier Vinecnt.
On n.'l Notes d.ited alter IK'rem' pr 31. 141. and on or before
April U. 181., Ieiti fiom No. M)15 to No. 3100, both inrluMve,
thfte and one half verrtnt.
. On till Notes dated after April . 1?4.. and on or betöre May 4,
le4., belnjj from No. 3101 to No 3lit3, t otli inclusive, ttco and ona
huff per cent.
ON LXFIithD AND DIMM AKQCI) ,NOTF. . .,
On all Notes i-xpin d or discharged on or aftrr Jeile-nter 20,
P 4. and on or hetore October 1"?, t "?4 1, and not given up, one and
on (juartcr per ecnt.
On Note expired or discharged after October 18, 14 1, and on
or betoie November lill. If 14, und not (liven up, one and three
quarter per cent.
On Notes expired or discharged sifter NovemlrfT S3, 1844, and
on or before .November Ü, 1S4I, and not given up, tii and thrtt
quarter per cent
On XtP expired or barged after November VS. 1841, and
' nn nr l.lililrn Ihi.-on.l.or t'l mi 1 t n t it It r k. M " 1 ti ti 0
'Y,'",,"t ...m.a.o,.'ll,"U l.u. ,..u.U,., ... "
halj percent.
j On Notes e
expired or dicbnrzrd after lVceinber 23, IS4L and on
or before December 111, I8H, and not j:'.en up, right and three
quarters per cent.
On Notes expired or discharged after December 31, 184-1, and on
or before Apiil 9. I?'.!, and not given up, ten and one hat jtr
cent.
On Notes expired or discharged nfter April 9, l?l.. and on er
tiefore May 4, Hl", ami not given up, elere.n and one half per tint .
On Notes expired or discharged .liter May -1. 1 1-4 - . and on or be
fore September 4, 131.1. nml not aiven up. thirteen per tent.
Ordered. That ihe Treasurer chane Interest on AsesMuetita
not paid on or before Nov ui'a r .". lLi.
Hrteip'm for .f .mcirj. will be forwarded to Agent or other
duly authorized persons, to whom Members are expected to make
prompt payment. In'erctt w ill l e cluirce.l on all ntwri'iiieiita re
maining unpaid on and alter the öth d;:y of November, on whi h
nay they are payaioe : tiu.i ai n e expiraiiou ui nuriy nai irom
thh.da,e,,,r,in,p,m will be ha.., U. n-it --.m;
ciraTolefiÄ Cli J
Treaty No,,,, and of the s,,c, pa.vi,,5 hanWs ii! Kentucky and
Ohio will be renuired for af -.-ments
In cass where nieniiers have uhe nu'ed tlieir Policies by s:de of
ttie nssured property or otherwise, they sue hereby notified that it
is their ilntv to urrem!cr Ihe saline for discharge, and to pay the
amount ilue up lo the time of such surrender, preeabl to the- re
i;uirements Of the tilteentli m-i tion of the charter, which matt be
enforced hy the ntfn ers of ti e Company. This is o important a,
matter to members, that Agent are especially reipiested lo call
tin ir ttttentlou to it, nml to pive the proper in for urn tion in regaro
therela. Policies for discharge should be forwarded throiuh the
local Aeriitn. and addressed to the Secretary. In no rase trill a
poliei he ilitcliarytJ until the airmunt or anoints due on f ,'ote
up to' the date of surrrnJer le firtt . ;.'& I?v order of the Direct
ors. JAMES BLAKE, Treats ir.
Puldisber. of ti e f!lovini;.i.nmed pnpern are reUted to pub
lish the a'oe noti.e to the in tc tint of fire dollars in their ie.sf.er
tive papers, and present tlieir bills lor pa iiient to the lor.'il Agent of
the Company, x ho is h?reby uti.oriza'd to pay the Fame, viz:
(Imcttc. 'W AH-any, 1'alntlinm. It icbritoiot. Sentinel. Fort
Wayne," F.tpmi, Terre H int.-, (imt tte Yincctme, Frre I'res.
Lalayette, Jour nil. F.vaiisville, Jte.tmn, Lnwrencel.urgh, Free
Pre, South r.end, 7 rir;rraph . Losaiisport, Democrat, Cost en.
The miMisbei of ll.e a! ove paper will please forwurd Heir ui
pr r confnining ti e jidveitisement to Die Treasurer. l''.w
The 3Inl iiiil" lAi'v Iiimii-'Iim ' C omp uiy
of Acw York, INo. t I, IVall Slrcei.
fl'xIIIS Institution has issued, during the month of August,aeigwy
new Poll i ies, viz :"
new Polo ies, viz :"
To Merchants and Traders,
To Iiioker,
To t'leiks.
To Manufacturers,
To Farmers,
To Land Agents,
To Hanker,
To ;.m riunent Olncers,
To (iok eis,
To StudcnU,
50; To Mechanic,
V In Lawyers,
"i To Physician,
(J I'oClerjryinen,
yjToTeHchera,
1 iTo Army Officer,
I To Profesxor in College,
1 j To (ieutleinen,
Si l o Ladies,
"i I To TobacconUf,
21
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1
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Liven Injured,
M. ROCINSOX, President.
fiMPiL IIt!v, Secretary.
Minrvaw Pout, Fhybiciai, .r''4 Hrradway.
O. V. CAhV, Agent at Indianapolis. 29-tf
A.iai:mcM kail i:oad joricAi.
'R'HIIS Journal contain extensive table allowing Ihe length, cost.
at- income, duldend, &c. ff mot f the American und .ngUn
Rail Koad and ('arils; alwi the mo-t recent aeeount of iintmitanl
improvement in the confirm lion und nun cement of Hail Koad and
Kail Road Machinery It will be found useful to Em-'iaeer. Direct
orsand Stockholder of Kail Road, w bo abotod all fami liar, as
well with what is pausing abroad a i t home, in relation to this tap
id!v advancing cause.
The Kail I(oi Jocbkal i puWi-'-ed one a week, in quarto form,
Ih pages a hree Dollar a ear ia udrmice.
AuvKRiiitMr.Mli. of Hail Rond. Steamboat, and Had fload Mu
cAiacry, Innings of Contract on Public Works, Hotels, &.c. will be
lns-rte.l al reasnahle rate.
Volumes for itrrrmj xear tmv lie hail if desired. For 1813, It'll
bound for ft I. ni.d the present vear. included for fttl. letters will be
priuoptly attende.l to if addressed to U.K. MINOR, No. 23 Cham
liers at ieet, N'exv Yoik. t2 If
I, A Ml 11L.ACK.
I LBS lamp Illackiuht leieived and for ante by
f JTUj ö l). CKAIli
HEAD.
DEMOCRATIC PRINCIPLES
mid ?1 e.is mcs,
A simple and frugal (Jovcnimcnt, confined within
strict Cumstitutional limits.
A strict construction of the Constitution, and no a
sumption of doubtful rnnvers.
No National Bank to swindle th laboring popula-
No connection letwecn the government and banks.
A Diplomacy, akin for nothing but what is clear
ly right and submitting to nothing wnm.
No public debt, either by the General Government,
or by the States, except fur object of urgent neces
sity. No assumption by the General Government of the
debts of the States, either d.rectly or indirectly, by a,
distiibutionof the proceeds of the public lands.
A Revenue tarilT, discrim.natin in favor of the
poor consumer instead cf the rich capitalist.
No extensive system of Internal Improvement by
the General Government, or by the States.
A constitutional barrier against improvident State
loans.
The honest payment of our debts and lhc sacred
preservation of the public faith.
A gradual return from a twiner credit svstem.
No prants of cxcluic cliarters and privileges, by
special legislation, to banks.
No connexion between ChurcUnnd State.
No proscription for hnet opinions.
Fostering aid to public education.
A "progressive" reformation of all abuses.
Transportation from .lladison to the
rRMIL uiidernirncd, A rents for th .Viani V r..
- arc prriKirrd to reeff t ft r nil kirnl; if I'rtwl.ir ! AirtrlMtlH
thionsh from Ihisciiy lo .u Yurk. li ton, l'lubid'thta and lUt'.ltmurt,
ly way tif llie Miami I'mtmI, I.kr l'.tir, V.rt t'i-iial muf t-rn
Kail Ivoad, and all inlrrmediaie urt or pl.uea, at er) low rates of
Ireiclit.
'J he Atc.rhants and nlhrr of lliis rit Imt iiiP -lin and tj.irer t
ltarf a, rnn now, hy ln aiion to iim, avail I hiii--! r ol tin- irnt
extensive lariiitit-K in the (Mintry, (ut lhe , thrap and tirdtlnui
iraiivx.ri.ition f Hit ir I'ruJnct und .Vtrchand.it to and Iroiu llir lUut
rrn Ciie.
W'r ri.ntrnrl fur llir delivery if OinmU of all kliid from tlw Tn! lo
Him City, lndiiHiaNli inul im :?j ac-ni louns. I tlii- rHiir al Ivrtr
ratrt limn lliy ir tr hrcii;'! out ia lYniii- I vmioi On.l i nd Ilm
'loo rivrr. Iiis im v!f .itimi bn.ig good ul Mil 1 1 ! Iwwti flu nud
Lincinnili. MITf IILI.L &- CU.
ILrliwu I., Ahj. 1:1, IP l.
I. t. use M il Afcr ui f.r cje of lb lct Liiimon Ui Tenw
fiytvain.1 Canal, and air lectij'tinR Ihroogh ci.iis-Un.tl) bv Ihat routr.
2Utm M . Ai.
'i'l c v t a f o KT AT 1 0 AOTll'i:.
rmfir i r.tcrriirnel. acents for lh AMrP.I'JAN PORTA CI. K
II AT LINK on lh IVnilvan' Chm.iI, w ' Ttn- ill r-
i fered, hy rhis loir ilirouuluc riul.nteli.lii i aixt ll.it. nr. in ha : lu tt
I line ana at a little lower rates man miy oine-r h:mi.i tiirae.
f!i!li. vitl ft!il thi-ir wnjKMty nmi on in nuirli l-ltrr ouirr ;nl,
bv i'lii llian bv any other line, w liiclt do n! -inplov tiir ((,i;iti or
Section ItoMts, as in ihn line there n no tnir-nypo.;: lnr over the
inoiint;iiii4 fioin Canal Itoit to Kail Hont ars. id from Car to
Canal lloat a sain, winrh h I I Uone hy ojiier Im
WniSiifn tu M rrc'innt i r. iA ! er. I ri j pMtS froni ti e H-iM,
that if l hey fhip hy this loir, and caiL'u lo Mei'f CLiikwon V I
I'lttiuich, and to iiü al Madotoii, we will forward Itx-ir fmxln lo nil
ti iter i or (l ; w illMMil roiniiiitisu n, either tt l'm.-l.iirth r II i- pir e.
Madi.n. la.J-'lV a-3ni Ml K llKI.I. &. ( U.
losiMinciiiriit of I'uhlic I.:uiI J-nlis in
Iov:i.
IJL'MLIC ntire is hereby fien,that the pubic sale r.f I',
raleied by proclain. lion of the Fusid nt ol the I nUrd vt;.irP,
dated Die riintli cl.iy cf May, Ir4j,ld t. b I.I mibe I .and ih-t
Fairtiebl, in llie Territory of low a . on Hie fi'ieenth lay of rpiern
her ltet, and on the lMnlieli ilai nt (b lotter next, Are def lated l
, be iHijioiird until, ml to f k-im e. u.n o u.rrairtiuli
",y " .v ,
I 5 i).
(iven under mv hand at the City of Wahincton, this 0rh day of
AiioiFi, A. I. lf45.
r.y the PrenUle'iit . JAMF.S K. FOLK.
Jai. Sum uj, Ctiin).sr.i;r:r of ihe General Land Gfire. 0 Iw3
Hoots :tncl Mines of evci y V vsci iptiou.
i Ham A- tV t'iviv'iiiJt.-
" E wou'J miru!arly call the ntViiiion ofe:' n-w! rirtry
T df-alfrs in ti.e Im.v- iiaiu4 n rt i; 'i . t-i ot.e of the 'a: jrl and
btt wlerted sioc n ever riMV-rrd vest of Ihe mount; in.
Now rereivins nt No. It1. Filth Mn-et, noith ude, U-t w.vn Vnut
a; A W-alnut aUo No. 217 Main etrett, w.-r4 n.le.on door tiortliof
Fillli.
The alwe .stock cf cw;1s liavinc teen Felecled ith rat eare, (t
ttie eastern ir. iiiulattJter, ) and piMha-e(t low fi r Ut.!i, . e uie t iia
b!ed to tetl ht pi it e In iitl the tioien .
Thof-e wanting lo pure lMe elUn r of the ihove aattied aniclec, ei
ther t wholesale or relail, wilV find it tu their p1wi!iu to pive i a
cult and examine our very-superior ftoelt of Iki:i e-tern ai. dally
' made worfc.an we nulter ourfelve we ar- preparra to r-tiit them, liotli
in prire and quality. WILLIAM HAKT& CO.
OariaNdft, Sept. 1. 3-aw-Sin
n:viä. v crrui:i:,
S. E. Corner Third ;tn'i 4:i.iiiu Stint,
:iiiciiiii:iti. Clliioi
7 HOLLS ALE and retail Valera in lu.iorted and American
Cipar, Tbarn, SeulT, te . Vc Western T'ealer are t r-p-c
in II y invited In examine their i'isk hel re pun basilar eis v I ie.
Tlie iell at the lowcr-t ity pru ea.nnil let I w r-nilel n. ta irf
tti.it I tiey tr.J ßie fai stactioii lo all r u-t"inei. Vr III 1.11 a t n
ds fo 1 :K'rr, riiutr and Ci;.ar, al Ihe sjioiesl 'nil-e 4-t in
tV:ttrltps, .f4V4'Uy :ml liii ;m.K.
flMIIL subM riteiB have roii.lanlly on hnfi t a larce and farloooal I
Jt. K-Fortm nt id Jewelry, l.oJJ and Oliver W au b-, l'la! U re,
Enelish and AmeiK an lliiiaunta. Fainted Jh 1 1 I 'l't-n 'I . .o'd
a,,, Silvt-r IVnnln. lli.tinoi.il hoiiii .1 :.ll IVi. . J ilr n.-
tarlex. Silver Shm.io, Ladles, Cup. Fruit Kinws. Futter Kn:er, &.C.
Odd Fellowa KfcalirtH, JeweU and evei :oti. i o' initoou r
til ver Ware and Je elr made lo order. OWLN tk CAIM.I.V.
41 .". Ut . between 3d and ithfts., CfC4ttu1i.
.noscocco c.isi: iiaa v i:7 c whv. v.
fM II U sutecnter has laJxen.ll stand n; .o. '23, .'jf h :.rtk ttrtrt,
M. Vircinnati, lately occupied hy Mr. J . A. Kunbi II . wheie be will
manufacture to older urciral, DeiUal, Jewelrv at4 I'a'iierrei tv
Mini lure Caes, of the very btst rtjle and qjality, and at ihe loHtvl
eastern nriren
Mimatiie Caaeofa!l sizes constant')- on hand and for rale, Iiole
sale ami mail. .
I .Orders from Ihe country n pect fully nolicited and prrmptlT attend
ed to.
li-Im W.M.
r. SWAIN.
ST CAM
Ijookinu: Fraiin' Mumiftirfory.
rTI II K milcntier bacomnieinedlhe nianul.H ture of looking t.la.
IL Forlrait and Ficlure Fr-ncs ofevrry vaiiet) ol pattern, ty f-Hoin
Power, and by ko Woing beisenalded lo el Ihea'ovr afliclea . ie
a ihey enn be pt-rrhaxd man of Ihe Lastern 'it ie, ami the rtrk
fi.4 '. -m r.i:ir 1. Ii-. I 'on ill ri Mf n hanli. u i!l lind it r real ) lo 1 !-ir
n(jvaiilage to cj.ll lef. re punhasing F.aM or elsew here
All kin Is of (illduig neallv execuleil.
4ly KIIF.NKZFK'WISWF.I.L, H7.Voa.. Qana tf.
iMtEjvri;i:v, i.uoii in.iix::
31 a r Ii i 11 r y : 11 1 W o cl Type,
rip II underaifrnedaie prepared lo fi.rnuli.io outer, any t)le,
Jl or pattein ol VO(' TiM'K, eua!, Ii rvety rr eel, t st y
ma n ii f.ic i n red in Ifie Cmted State, at eery hie prices !
Our Types are aceurat ty r ut , and cleanly aud neatly rtnifJted, a ad
wat Mntrd not lo rH'C4ime injured bj nny uage lo w Inch t iea arw
diuarily Fubjecled. The worlds t use are im hocanyy hoi w ood,
&c, end cram, and so prejiared as to defy Ihe action of water or tb
atniopheie. '
llaving just completed new and unproved machinery, we ar pre
pared lo rill orders al the Fhortitt notice ; and being practical printer,
and one of us h.ivine rime ye r cxpet ienrr m a ! imler atoo, x e
11 tier ourselves nn t e:r M:ty to give rMitlrf-t'on In every case.
fty-Vaim Ih. I p.ililisiK-d the advertis-.neiit ol Palmer At 'o. ran
have their orders rilled bv us. And papers r.ut.liriiinc this advertise-
ZUlZZnl7i w,H 'Ii; In U ul.n il,
amounlof Ihetrb.lluUhcno.t LdiU.s xv,., please se,
VTul
lliree
to
Fpecmieii :
2.1 2aw :m
S. W. ci rnerof Sxcamcre and T'd si.. Cincinna!
HOOIMtl K V cV Sil k u,
Co in in is Kin :iiiI l"rMln- .ilorclia nl
Tit A S V liVA i A UX I V r.K S IT V.
.llcflicstl nepartiiieii:.
rHltn Course f iiiHtiueiH.n ill ti, s In rtlofme, on the fit
JL Monday of N'ovemtH-r.apd close nn the last day of F binary.
under the f..tl.w inc arimreiurnt . ' .
BF-'J.1.VLY IF. DVDLF.Y.M. '., rreft.-or vf Ike rrmoylt
Practice of Surfer. ... t
UM. tr. ntClLIRtiStW, .V. D., Professor Otetrus and Dutottt
of Hitmen and Children.
THOM.1S D. .Ml TC :.., ' D , rrtfessflrif .Vctetia Mtlici aiS
'I'hennietitic.
ROltr H F Pl'.'FFR, -V D , Frufevrf Chemistry and 'irirv.
.O'W.V (. If .1 t '.V. .V. ', Frvte'MTnj I rrnr ami -v..e
J.f.W.S .V. BUSH, A D . t'rittsr f tpccudahl .M'v'-'-' '"'ony.
I.F.lW'ID.iS M. .ir.XLN. M. D-, I rif .-or of ftc i- jt and I mo
lo iinl .Inqtomy and l'kiih'gy.
F. FHFIJiFHI' L. Dl'DI Ft , .) IK. I'emorvi'o-tj .1 :t-:iir.y.
The introdticlorie wUI 1 pivt-ii on Mr'idat , Ii.tsix, and
Wednesday ; ihedidaitic course will .cn cu Jimr-di. Ncwu l-r
f lh. Professors' fees amount lo $UJo, pztmo ia au ca-rs tn aarance. in
l'ie tft luoiiev current wheielhe pupil, reside. MatricolalH n lie
..". ilospUal Ticket with Clinical Ignore. $5. Cirailui.fic.n Fe,
$25. Dissr iting Ti kel,$l. The iiredlul ekiuseF ol livin. rarje
between two and three dollars per k. (.raiuiOsi Irf iure, aa
usual in I he? monih of Odoher. Fnitlier information n.ay l-e Imd,
bvdd.esmeeTteis,r)ort patd.lo THO'-I A-5 I. MITCIIFLL,
Ux melon, Ly.,.1ug.,m. V0-Jax -ix--i inaim r acuity.
xciTici:.
'B',"r'ro partnership heretofore exisimg uio'er the firm of Turner
M Sl JeniH.fi. Itook P.mders, ith day dissolved by mutual con
' .. . J ....... ..II
tent. J he business win oe tairieu on iiinuuie o -..in i nrner.
w ho w ill fHinciuatly attend to all ciders.
S XMCF.I. TI KXKR,
August-..), 4o. S7
JOHN JI.NIfON.
XOTIC1.
IIIF. n:tersljr.ed, one of the tale firm of Pay, T ler &i Co., re
Boeclfjllv intoruiF hi-t trifds and ciistonierF tht he witltil.
continue the Ilm. Uiiiiiiuf mm mann noo .Miininnnniii ""mi
in all it vailous branches, al the old laud pioite 'he I'ahm r linns.
. . a It'll s W m fJ
.' ... . . . it ." . I.. : ,
!D!A1r0M, AHfi.
VI
WM. A. nv.
TAVKItX ST4X1 Ul.
'Ip HB celebrated "Old Puck Tavern." fitui'ed lnt di-'inct
11 east of the tat Ito-ise. Indiaiiapoli". hr Men tU U r i ut ia
cmi.He repair, and paioted irwirte aud Mide, and l-imr i.ow a
eant. is offered tor rent to a rood tenant on Hie most reaiable lern..
The Fot'rf is too well known tx need fur her flescripth-n. totwr-
' I'tlt IC P UK' iVril MK. II ! MIT" '
tar api.tyto J x M L.S NliWLANU, Auent w S. II. TAH I K.
, Jttrn..nvil!e. -"
iicutars
N.
.lout iicYiit.ui Sacltllrr lVniilid.
UK sutwcnUr wi.e toen bw, lmmedi..tely. a fir4 ra e c-7.'r
maker. to xxliom ctniant eniploxuier.t ana toon wares win t
' II lift, Ml
iiven. . . -
None but a firt rate workman need apply. S7 3r
A GCB OJtd Freer and Cktlls nnd.Frrer PiUs. wnianieil trtciire'he
. lontealstanding rases. (ne h'dof To ml i nun Frfer.rn
of theC.J.len Mortar. I ndiamnoli If the e'irecfioii an .eVifUy -J-
owed, and a cure i noi effocl d, no chat ge trill I ruadt for Iba julla.
Al n V ti n? v ri
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