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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-07

4 CONVENIENT MEMoRY.-A popular Jockey was
called on one morning by negro man, who was
mounted on fine looking horse and with whom a
conversation something Ike 'he following ensued
Good morning Massa sharp; my Massa sent
TO sell you DIS horse, be 20 bad massa don't
want to keep him.
y hat are the faults Of the horscl'
O. hcsgot gooc many very bad faults ;-dre'ful
bad flu.ts.'
What j. one Of them the principal one ?
We'll then you sec, Massa Sharp, dis horse all
obcr white and when mlssa ridc him, the white
hairs al stick black coat spoil massa :
bran new coat
Well that is rather bad fault to be sure but
has the horse other faults =
% yes massa horse got tree very bad faults +;
two oGGcrs besides dat one.
What another Of his faults which you have
spoken ~ -
Why den nlassa I'll tell 20 all about it. When
| rides DIS horse to water. lac his nose down
IN the water, and wet massas new bridIe-spoil
iaassa's new BRIDE
FODDER fault massa, Dat ;oder fault-ab-me can't
think on en-: It's very bad fault, Lut-but can't
think
And villa, price do you ask for the horse >
% not much lie 50 very bad,-only ask but one
hundred dollars; massa says if can't get dat-mly
take seyenty-ise
IN give you sixty dollars FOX him.
% mo; can; take less than seventy five and don't
mean to take dat
( With that the fellow turned his horse as tito ride
of, but the jockey called out to him, here stop
| Il take him at seventy-fvc
: " ell hand out dc money quick den, cause mus
&c OIL
.scycnty-Gyc dollars in new bank notes, were soon
rendered, and which the negro with much re-
luciance received, before he would give up his seat
on the horse The bride was changed, and the
ockey. much eiated mounted his new acquisition
10 INTO Tire stable door but before he fairly con-
sidcrcd the pFopriety of fetching up by means Of
the rein, the horse struck hi- head with some vO-
ercc against the stable walls. The Jockey, look
ng over his shoulders, and seeing Sambo industrl-
ously walking away he called out. Here you black
son Of possum this horse Is stark blind =
%, Ia massa,' drawled Sambo, dat are toder
one fault me couldn't think Of
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= 7
HAMLroN EofNry Irar.rF torRr, AfGvsr iLHM ISL.
I,s'a's 81 lain = 'a7R. drccg al.
ON James H. administrator az the estate of sad
~ deceased aud appearing The ~itH' ss
issued herein, thai The sud defendant, " iln AiHan is
found.
therefore ordered 10y the THAT the said defendant, William
Alnan he notified pnd m slit 10y three successive Il'
sentinel, public newspaper printed and
published indianapolis, state, days the
Of mi De viii appear tie dy o
- be holden the Cou IitlSc Mobiles
Monda, November and show
said deceased ai ni be i and made the
hands said administrator the purpose the debts due
from sad estate, VIII be taken confessed and deecd in hi
absence.
5-swT Attest: JOHN e.. BURNS. Clerk.
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ADMINISTRATIONS SAFE.

"a OTICE hereby a' Frir. no fsrt g e sf~ic-
u personal Thomas A,'Ic, deceased e OF Law
township county, Indiana urc, tl,
Hogs Farming nSi large "a, tom IA toe He'll, " heat ana
Wagon iIfieid Furniture and
De- sold ia tie n,tcI
si,nd residence Decreased rhahsr slS
an thee dollars
Good freehold secariy VIII be rcr,d on all three dollars
sale 10 commence At 20 o,ioCk, y 81
j. y. SINNER. a.
5-3w THOMAS MOORE, '"'S'
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F.qLU.4BLE FARSI ron S.lIE.

HAVE or sale ali ie line 81 ~. canal
indianapolis Bufs. haii Ind
coniann. NIh of uuos fence cleared aut
land, ae yolg orari good
dwelling i-c
-.. well of vii ~ion reasonable Tic
ton healthy and tfy. Purchasers iaetd L. cgl and TEXAS
Of sale made easy.
81 CHARLES NTisEiig3S.
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Nor YET CoSFIRNED.-Bcla Badger is said 20
be in terrible state of agitation lie has Just re-
turned i1ciD Washington, where he had been exert
ing all his ppe-laying influence to gel the United
States Senate 10 confirm his nomination as Naval
O,fcer. HIS pulse beats higA. we are told az
100.
private correspondent writes us from Washing
ton, that Badger will be confirmed, however bat
that Will probably be postponed until the last no.
ment. la the meantime, the Naval Ofiicer had bet
ter take salts. some kind of refrgerant TO keep
cool, such fevers dangerous TINS saltry
son.-PAi!s:,is,phia SPIRIT ofihe Tunes.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-07
TIE TIP. and TYLER PEIO, AND
Good Cheap Tavern.

ANi H. RAY respectfully the public that. under
eS the laws ct necessity he has opened his Tavern House i Indian
a Indiana, situate on sian. Washington opposite Court
House, intends keeping the travellers
the best, aud cheaper than tie cheapest orderly and respectable
house o entertainment should be kept. reduced lie has
excellent yard supplied with
daie movers aud will keep hay, His
he Just and m stable kept tile The
isrant may draw oiay fora ry Of light As 10 tie geography and
Typography Of the country the oeouse OF his ledge lie
has travelled
Mr.. Ray exchange law services Gr produce.
The pcac, all denominations all
not cilrsed such the soldier Orphan insane, widow
Refreshments furnished without charge ,ler &c No
gambling or diardey conduct permitted. J. u. RAY.
Aun
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z-GTgE hereby -iyci Tie
= Probate Marion county State ct Indiana. special ltites
Thomas Moore. late Of said couay
Those indebted sad estate 10 make
mediate PA ment. Tie
m m ani for settlement. Supposed De-
in-lNent. J.. y SIMMER, ,,,,,s
Aug. l.. 1911. 5-3w THOMAS MOORE ~
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-07

II has often been remarked, that the great fault
of American farmers lies in the eager desire 10 add
field TO field winch often impovcrshes them, keeps
,hcm in debt and renders them unable to bring any
part Of their land into the highest and most prcf.a-
bic state ofcnltWahon.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-07

, The Probate folfi Of Marion county II Indiana.
, ol said the year lcii, ~
SATURDAY. me- 25'i dayg SftT ly fniic
of HOUSE Nv tic indianapolis,
10 O'Clock, l. ". and O'Clock, T. NJ. The Southwest
quarter - Township l. North # Range hi and
lHn. cDrniy. ah, distant the line If The
Central anal liVer and the Ai des about
ni.cs fine The be- qaaiIy
wishing purchase examine i. themselves
Trr,f.-O purchase money! down AMI The other half
siX FRONT day Of sale. GEORGE LDl ki-EBiE,
Administrator the he lrc
Irlianannlis ,ur ThaS. ffrfra,. decreased
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club of students, at Cambridge, built bonfire
in the College yard. Tutor Pa.irey rushed out and
caught White, who was le,surely laying on the
wood but the others fled. :. am surprised, said
Tutor i. g to find you IN such company, Mr..
White" g. no here replied White
- but YOU and !, Tutor"
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ST.4TE OF LNDK3N.4. Hancock Cornlv. s..

PnararE GcJkr. Arg--. TEN
Daniel ZunWai AID Daniel Long,
Administrators tie Complaint II insolvency and
John Zlms. al. deceased. ilc dion % seu Land
heirs and crcdiioss If Slii estate.
herein. and aparsfo f Satisfaction - TIE tlIf, Ia joseph
aud aud Iluri Cameron ali SAMUEL
lsick. and Is DAVIS heirs 81 ifCcer
81 u srret.
,ucucl application DE- made The
Indiana state Sentinel agrr at general circulation printed and
li,cd Indianapolis. the aforesaid noii az e
"a Dc
that said land Ia c sold made
administrators shis outstanding against TIE
be shown Ia the comrar. JOHN HAGIg, tiosk.
Au-l Il ~. i-f
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AMERICAN AoRIcvLTuRE.-The enquiry has Of
ten suggested itself 10 whether II capital and en-
terprise were thrown into agriculture IN the same
way manufactures and commerce i might not
quite Is often Prove 10 be profitable and lead to great
improvements IN this art which lies At the iuGnda-
tion OF all others II Is quite evident that IN TINS
country, agriculture often falls for want of capital
In every other employment, capital IS layishcd th
a liberal hand but 1t l. stlnted out TO ,hls IN mea
gre pittances. and there - comparatively but little
interest taken N Improvements which tend to abriLge
labor, and in the acquisition o. knowledge IN
regard TO the art OF cultivation. Even results are
often not attended 10 at all, and while every thrifty
mechanic manufacturer and merchant knows pre-
ciscly the amount OF his outlay, and income, and TIE
exact cost OF production, very few farmers pay a
careful attention 10 these statistics.
In England capital is devoted as beraily to agri-
culture, as 1t is to commerce and manufactures, and
is more favorlte investment with the nicely
calculating capitalist than either of these last.
Another thing IN which agriculture fails, we
apprehend Is disregard of the proper division OF
labor. To entire success IN any occupation 1t is
cessary that the Whole power OF mind should be
thrown into it. The mechanic who should under
take to learn many different trades. and to make MS
own shoes, hats, clothing. household furniture, Ac..
would surely fail of agriculture, are separated by
quite Us distinct and broad line as the various
chanic arts. There Is not a single vegetable use
tai og beast, the careful cultivation and pre-
servaton of which is not sufficient to employ the
whole study and attention OF lifetime, and in rela-
ton to which man may not every year be learn
ing something by close observation ana expert
ment.
Oar opinion founded on theory and observation,
is that with greater division OF labor, farmers
would make much more money. " e do not su =
pose they viii agree to this many objections wi.
be brought against IT, which have not time now
TO notice but there is no doubt that the time 4.
come when the belief. now common that far
must raise little Of every thing. viii be NUN
bercd with old and exploded errors Sufficient con-
hrInaton Of this founded il the simple fact those
fiFmers who concentrate their attention upon few
articles, now, almost without exception succeed the
best To carry out this system, a different division
of farming lands to some extent viii be required :
those engaged IN careful tIllage, will require, COM
paraively but IA few acres, while those engaged in
the raising OF stock. &c. may need their hundreds
and thousands. vJugpon Ueraid
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-07

IUMMING BIRD's NEsT.-We were shown, day
or two since, a humming birds nest which we can
not but pronounce one of the most ingenious and
perfect speci mems of architecture saw. 1t
is built of the down OF the meadow flag. (wc known
among the children in the country pussy tails -
and Is fastened upon limb apart from branches
1t Is quite deep, nearly circular with a small apcr
turc at the top. The means which the cunning
bird employs 10 conceal it from observation are
quite worthy Of reasoning being. The outside OF
the nest Is perfectly covered with small pieces Of
gathered from the same limb OH which the
nest Is built; giving the nest the appearance of a
small knot or wart upon the mb.-ihe pieces OF
moss woven on by the flores of ;he down, winch
on examination, can be seen cncirclng the nest IN
every direction, and render the external covering
quite firm. The nests of this cunning little bird are
artfully concealed and disguised this manner
that they are seldom found. = Lo,ceu Courier.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-07

TIE BANKS New ORLEANS talking of re-
sumption in November next There has been a con-
trovcrsy among them, which has tended to accci-
crate this object.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-07
ADMINISTRATIONS .N-0rTCE.

- Office hereby cvsn TINT have this y ,akcn letters ~
administration Henry CaFoi Marion
" deceased requested
10 eseni il authenticated. adjustment and all t>s
d@bied immediate pay eEi The estate supposed 10 be
5-3w JOHN LISTER, Admf
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ANOTHER BANK koBBERY. - VIM. Mex. Ball
cashier Of the branch bank OF the State Bank of Ar
kansas. at Fayetteville, recently ab>conded to Tex
~. leaving the blnk minns some s6i CON.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-07

TAXATION IN EseLANp.-N a late Free Trade
Meeting IN Iambeath London, of the speakers
read the following copy OF a petition, which had
been addressed to the House of Commons show no
the frghtful oppression of the la5orng classes from
The indirect taxes on food and other necessarcs OF
life
"liumbly showeth-That your petitioner has to
pay IN indirect taxation, from the combined effect
Of the tlthc, CUSTOM and excise taxes the sum
Of five shilIngs, thrcepcncc and one eighth part OF
penny each week, that he consumes provisions of
the value of seven shngs, sevenpence, and one
halfpenny, such provisions consisting of > ounces
of tea Of coffee; ounces OF sugar; 3 lls.
ounces Of meat; lbs. of flour pints of ale :
quarter Of pint of brandy and | ounce of tobacco
the cost OF all which, if freed from all ;the corn.
custom and excise tax, would not exceed two slil-
lings. fourpence. and three Fights of penny while
AT present the cost to your petitioners Is seven sh
l,ngs, seyenpcncc, and halEpenny being a
weekly tax of five shllings tbrcepence and one
eighth part OF penny upon your petitioner and eve
- other man aud woman n the empire who con-
sumo the above quantity Of provisions. Your petit
toner prays that your honorable House nav in its
wisdom, Investigate this statement, your petitioner
assuring your honorable House, that though the
effect OF such indirect taxation may have been too
minute and insignificant TO attract the wisdom of
your honorable House. it is felt as an intoerabie
burden, even by the ignorant peasantry OF Kent as
wei Is by your petitioner
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's'2bVE

SEELENIs orr ar COST.
r--TE clos, pierre
u good assortment ul the most approved kinds NIOi
Those would do well aal
ni bGfr fa otifr
expense hauling such heavy y expects
Of verk>. Those wishing
h calling hn Residence
the iFst sins Last % the seminary
the iolnIFy. fitle call elpre laifeiu. elsewhere.
r. Persons indebted 10 the respectfully solicited
ihoHi delay.
Indianapolis, Aug. 4, ISL 2-ln. htNeN GROVER.
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The books of the bankrupt Bank Of the United
States show that Mr.. Webster is IN It's debt some
$1,000, endorsed by - c. )" Who this C. = =
might be, was puzzle, until the Albany Argus
Found him Oh; 70 DC Mr.. " Credit SYSTEM
Ca. Enquirer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1841-09-07

HAND HIr.-" ii | were so unlucky" said an
officer, - as to have stupid son, would certainly
make him parson." \ clergyman who in the
company, calmly replied " You think ditIsrcutly,
sir, from your father
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The condor Morning ChronIeIe lhus accounts for

The London Morning Chronicle thus accounts for
the defeat Of It's party.
:. The solution Of a circumstance, which at first
appears so startling Is not far to seek The reform
ers have worked the registration machinery the
Tories have. The heormers have contentcd them
selves with the votes oby ously allotted TO them
the Tories have experimental upon the number OF
available for the purpose. We are not beaten by
change ofopinon. There is no reaction. Our ranks
are not thinned We numerous and ready as
when we were victorious. But the registrcs have
been crammed and packed. And unless we are
content to be lockeyed IN this dirty way, of all
that most precious IN political rights and all that
is most important to national prosperity some eff
fort must be made, and some expense incurred to
clear the rcgIstres of men of straw. and ensure a
fair representa- ion of the popular interest"
The Liberals still cherish hope of speedy return
to power. The London Spectator of the 10Th says /:
The agitation of the political world is not con-
fined to the Immediate election another general
election is kept IN view, even within the year. The
wing papers began it, by earnestly exhortng cleo
tors to register. The Tories have taken the alarm
and the Times this morning echoes the exhortation ;
excaiming that the reckless and desperate Wings,
actually contemplating already, another dissou-
ton ofParliament.
The Standard-Tory-hss begun TO discuss the
alternative os Sir KoAcr: Pcul'- being driven irsin
osce, o. forced to sacrifice the agricultural intes-
es,, If he be no; supported by powerful majority.
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PPIiCATIONS VIII he office
4 y the and O'Clock, !. ". Saturday, the I'd
October for purchase the northeast quarter
township II north hundred and
withheld from This miles Frank
lin, Johnson county, and i ost ikel, good land.
DAVID V. GULLY, Register.
I.s~D f~pr. aperrs Ar-- =
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IOOk OFT FOR INroSITION.

base attempt has l'en made to initiate Hays Eminent
and infringe upon the copy and other rights Of Ire ropne'or
Never buy Hays Liumca unless splendid engraved
wrapper. ami the written mni WRITTEN Signature Of Cow
srecN < Co; all others be nposiiioas The oath uf
Nr. Ha5 may be found copied inside wrapper swear
ms oe person knows an,of the component or essen
tia par 81 tbs ln'met-and ie VIII nol reveal the
secret 'or twenty years.
United Sia'cs D'sci Cor, 81 ii,c Stare Of New Ymk)
Onre II tie Clerk ~ tir Srihern DisnicI Ne~ YORK
THIS is TO Gently, HAT the Copy Rights Tor wrappers
and ior tie descriptions aud drecro' lIay.' Liumc
s-cuel IN tbs Office ia tie year 1898 by Cm,rk a
ca. aad haze obtained y any other person. SINCE sst
cate on before FRED. }. BETS,
Cicih of the L. \ Count,
z & { 4 e z
4 some persons lave bal the npnicce iai,a- aud
eall themselves poe,r- of ils,s I.inc, hereby VAN
all concerned, ihaino qsopeors pa, COMSrOCK a.
CO. sni none be genuine without ici1 Signature and the
nsne II
New Yok. o.. j., ls39. SOLOMON HAYS.
Tor salem Ind.anap,lisb by
DANIEL KING.
y'- ard Other Druggists
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BoRRowfSG.-' Ny dear said Mrs. Green to
her husband one morning. the meal which we bor-
rowed from Mr. Black few days ego is almost out,
and must bake TO morrow
Well, )" said her husband . send and borrow q
half bushel al Mr. Whites ne sent to mill yester-
day"
And when il cones shall VIC return the peck
we borrowed more than month ago, from the Wild
ow Grey =!
. No. said the husband gruiily, " she send
FOR il when she wants it. John, 60 YOU 90 down TO
Mr.. Browns and ask him to lend me his axe. to
chop pod this forenoon ours is dull and /
saw BIN grind his last night And James do you
go to Mr.. Clark's and ask him to lend me a ham
ncr and do you hear you may as well borrow a
few rails, while you arc about H."
little boy enters and says, father sent me TO
ask if you had done with his hoe, which you borrow
ed a week ago last Wednesday ne wants TO use IT,
Wants his hoe child. What ne want with
i. have not done with i yct-but If he wants 1t
suppose he must have II. Tell him TO send il back
though, he spare it,"
They sat down To cat breakfast. Sc Oh mercy :.
butter IN tie house. James, run over to Mrs. Not
ablc's she always has excellent butter in her dali
~. and ask her TO lend plateful.'
After few minutes James rcturns " Mrs. Not
able says she has sent you the butter, but begs you
to remember that she has already lent you nineteen
plateiuls which are scored on the dairy door,
" Nineteen plateius - exclaimed the astonshcd
Mrs. Green, holding up both hands, - its no such
thing-I never had half that quantity and if | had
what little plateiu | should never think of keep
ing an account of such triilEg affair declare |
have great mind never to borrow any thing of that
mean creature again as long rs | live"
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ri,E Publishers Of the c have r,cni given 10 The county an
essin 81 he motives h'ei prompted ne a',,ia ~ ne ssa
their onao a Printers 10 The They showed ai there vtfe
pses a. sss 10 sie of Fed
er principles and lie dens q tsdeial measures Md to maxi
tn with The eaec' throughout lie unin the earaee % Tie
Destroyed. the pant g
the Federal aiers IN the Senae throwing the dead weight Il an
tie hands Of u. Pnb-i TIE printers h~e o'saei was ,haaies
and hy having m Whole work Of defamation and ruin accomplished ~
thejgdgnru ii Of
s keI aj my II fssraIs and he EdSs 81 The oF are len
then establishment by the patronage they from
iir presses n abandon paldi
l canned be sugPued g the regular subscription r''ce 81 the
paper II such Of our iuaIao friends Whose circumstances do not
lie cheaper publications. ~ consrs
[ d :, ,, =, sr .,s - '- ~ n, allst ,,s m our can
greatest Of le county and IL future destiny, pm sake
upon The with hr The int year ct lle present Administration
pregnant, Individual lac has tie Democracy
viii i appeal, when I ti TINE lie ~
ltt '>si,, 'h "'s ~ ~ ~ "' W. sl" w
triumph n MaansIeg The is ed and aaa Fs- q has ar',
mens On " ei"-aa The ish Nseaer nrA'' making ,~s. nv
contain sixteen osa ao pases ~i contain principal, political
aieI ~. ral asa ana ' 3, 81 me measures ssioe on
proceedings considered 81 much interest tic ii, the, lie
The coNREssoNALG GLOBE aud APPENDIX viii begin hh
Ma, ncxi aud " IL L. erss during the sss-.n he @oxer,.
oNt Glrf VII give al impartial hioR Il the proceedings Il bath
aitan subjects. l irnsh,
the Houses furnishes matter a number. Il
tain thai VIII publish more Numbers 81 each than there VII -
aud --ees congress admitted
Ties works lrns printed in suitable fn f binding with ro-
pin~ ineNos ~ ifn valuable indeed n~ars nge"iare TO
ie library OF RE statesman and rie'n, Thy ,o,
live hi4or. Of Tie ,.l.i.
sisis. 81 he I:,n, should he here ~ The 9th May
GonE and As4>aix an Is.s neat,
to insure aIiii' numbers .,.,,,s
For copy Of the Extra Globe 49, g.
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Ararat Farm, Cecil County, Maryland, July
Is, lSll.

It is probable that the wash here recommended
destroys the eggs or the young worms h~.ore they
enter the tree. strong lye viii produce tie same
effect when applied at the right tine that is in
August after the eggs are.laid. Ed
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BLAIR x IIyEs.

~ We have printed Ills o The EN1HN and the
oHF and Ars>uN, and furnish complete
a II those laIS all persons DO ana, subscribe
during the Extra If Congress.
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- - - ---- NH.
1.-THE Office Of the i~prA~A
cute with n-aness and despatch. al orders PEf~~e IA
rs vaftu branches Orders viii he thankfully fr Bo
pgpa'sfs. Cds, Cr-sr Blink.
b. Itad Bill, Saor Bi Bdis, sc,es. &C. a.
Printing IN Gold Cocrs. &C.
TERMS i'csin. 70 r times and business. We live
sfJ IL live" 10