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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29


Daring the lasf year cf VI lrrn Van lar'n'~ adj
mln stration, the nitloafi expenditures "era re-
dtic"d - twenty-five millions. md Nr Woodbury.
lna"Dnr'd tat during the next ,ear they c'a'd le
sal Is brought down - twenty millions. Under ln,
dictatorship Il clay iHey have - el.rd ialrf} -.r C
nilhons. ana he nov lays u dc ya ~ iil alcni a.
pr ia pie II "h = policy. that Twenty tni4i p,-
-" "f "'F'a'''r required 10 render = y cay
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ha'd psi - al ., tie Wings "a lie. t'' rate "a
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

E'REsgE GARDEN SEEDS.
D. up ia the shakers Union Village Oh fr lie
D ~ 4j-y JUSTIN SMITHS
Wzs.s. N0t 10 IT..
rrHIo~E rHfs inl,lfsi account
VIII a s.-ying the furti
- II
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

IMPORTANT TO PRE-ENPTIoN CLAIMASTs.-The
following letter whic copy from the Mishaw ka
rocsin, 5 n reply 20 one, nfulrng Of the Com
missioner whe her the Land Officers could force a
claimant to appear personality 10 establish MS claim,
or whether decara,ory statement, properly made
out. aud forwarded IN season, would not meet the
provisions Of the law:
GENERAL LAND OrFIcE, FEB. -, 1872.
SR-Y0aT letter If the 7th has been received In
PLY have state that IT deemed essential that the
claimant shall in person file the decagaory
CURED by tho Of An September last II II made by
HIM 1riIng the form required by the circular, and
ceved aui oce within the thirty days prescribed hy
the the o. ct Of the law conveyed - the
officers notice Of pTeemption VIII have been attained
much the sail aeca.aogy statement had been filed per-
sonay BY the Claimant. Respectfully, Your OBI sesvt
T.. VI. HUNTINGTON, C0Haissi
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29
CLINTON Co, Nov. 10. ISL

MEssRs. EDIroRs-As the people seem to be de-
termiued To reform the currency-and there can be
no doubt If they about II III earnest. they will
be certain to accomplish tit may BE- we'll To suy
gest reform IN the administration OF the Law
And, IS a commencement. suppose the people take
the administration OF justice out oil the hands OF
their agents the inferior courts or justices courts
and administer justice themselves, IN something
like the following manner: Let a township clerk be
elected. with whom causes of acton may be
flied whose powers might extend to taking Judge
ments on voluntary confession. and issuing execu-
tions-but To try no causes 10 notify the defend
ant To have his arbitrator ready by gwen time II
decide. on the cause and return said decision 10 the
township clerk. To be entered on his records. II
one of the arbItrators related 10 any of the
parties or an enemy TO either of them said party
on filing an affidavit To that effect, might have him
rejected and another elected by the opposite party
in his place.
II the administration Of the law were taken out
Of the hands Of spectators and retained by the
2le would not the of justice and humanity De
promoted And is II proper that the people should
place so respons bile trust the administration
of Justice into the hands of agents, which they gh
better perform themselves H.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29
Nt.IIs'.,.

II. those indebted e. THOMAS g. TTPNAN by note
diciiirse fi- good sioek Hogs 3 n
M be- delivered ihe 2ah August. 1872 None
m open VIII be- ken sige the publ
sllale THOMAS l. FILMING.
fe. 80 Iirfsa-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29
OUT U0elIent seTVant,
W. J. GRAVES.


lou accepted TINS form. and adopted il in leu e
your own copied IT IN your hand writing. destroyed
the manuscript OF VI. Gag. and then insisted TINT
| should immediately bear II 10 Mr. Cl.ley. Mr.
Clay added bis Pursua-'on 10 yoars, aud WIS pre-
varied ~ bear II t. Mr. Clley. winch Cd 4 1T
tie be ore II O'Clock u. on that day
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29
"a ;,i,ssfi. n OF "a, E.,,s.~. rnaI>. dc.


s.EAIED PROOFS As D. received ne nud--n-d
> office ~ ie ~ Slate fnfl tl,r t The 95fi
nr,i, Al 2 ok. "a i'r distribution = i- Laws AMI Irais
Assrfnai. Judicial
lii~
Tie second iri fr-rl sa Ar seventh
- ff at laser are t-- an Tao f--f r. The c,fnif II Mr.
tr ken f- tire aa ana stla - s fenfn To
Adams anal Wells si-e TIE e.Lih
fni s.s 20 ~ tarr'i. 'iau. Il
hash F'n pna~K WHITE Js-er AL Riisafdtie The i.a
'I-alk-l an twelfth fri- ~ ie coHn = Alien Al
arms Hefs Huntingdon tb~ys Naes Iasanse, sssa, and
1h= ready delivery The is Of
jGae. Bond az se-lLl. 20 .IIei n ron,rl.Lss.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

MODERN LrGIsL NrtvE AcT~.-fhe following very
graphic picture of modern Legislation drawn by
Mr.. Kennedy, member OF the Alabama Lcgi,ll-
Four ifihs Of the Legislation far many wears
past consist IN bills to incorporate school Cabins
and meeting houses debating seclctic colt ~ press
e. and So ng jeauies, militia guards aad fire
shop. aud bed-bng tavern, Il iowa corporate -
appropriate the peoples money and Givorre drunken
husbands from scolGng wives; 70 esi4bi sh toll
bridges across amy branches 10 declare \ ianl
stream pubic highway. and - artfnrl-. iu3.tia
Coieue Ia erect gates ecf puDi. line ; 10 elect
b.nk directors on secret coad.tions--GrnA chan
payne ana eat oyster -uppefs.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

PoI NpExTEA's REpoRr.-Ihe >e,v York Tr.-
hume reirrcis statement when il made lew DAVIS
ago dsioEatory 10 The character ct Messrs. iioyt
and Butler, the authority OF PoinGvAtefs ioriA-
coming fepor,. We eau Judge of th- rs,ance t. be
placed upon par'e document winch. - au-
tnor- trends Com geieG II adult, i 4 budget Of
iaisehaoas snl oes. Old poas It seems l. deter
mined 10 snake cut against some one, rghl u
wrong.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

II viii be perceived by the date of the following.
from our Washington correspondent. that 1t has
come through by the i" Reform " Mails-a6out ten
days after 1t was due. Ilurra for Hard CIDER
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

pRor.crIoN" or AcHtcULrrRt.-ihe Kerne-
brr journal ssy that the u before tle Maue leg
isiatnrr 10 promote agriculture and d.mi ~ pan-
peris.n, provides tnat any person who shii iur-
chase or obtain IN any way legai t.fl' iaat tract
OF end WITHIN that state. not exceeding twenty ne
acres. aud at the time 81 oct liig tr tfi.. I4t *
ceediug ia value hundred do.,ars SIM. had ana
retain same exempt from attachment and eAr-
cltiph; the exemption Il continue III tIe property
sia.i have been imprpged Ia b. oser tie value
OF .6,o. hen IT may be attached aud the eNcess
over SCOTT st of.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29

Ex'ract Of letter dated y asnns:on. 7th Marci,
i-i9:
Inc attitude Of Tyler and Ms admin ion Is
cisEracefu. u the country. He Is non taxing A
load 81 DroSeE-d0An conservatives INTO lie boat
win HIM, and Il u DOES net swanP, X y Ia b. BE-
cause the specific gravity Of lead less than taar
OF water. 1T supposed that Tallnl4cge and Ia.
suooEGinates are coming, u his help.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-03-29
Truly y ours.

Law RrroRM.-rhe following communication on
this subject to hand early last winter. but we
were so much crowded with other matter that We
could not find room in columns for It's insertion
nj the time
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-14
From he Charleston Courier.

sySerLas AED EXCITING OccURRENcr.-Ons ;gn-
day night last about IL ocl1ck. une Of the Cy Guard
who was stationed in ihe vicinity ot the Medical Col
be e IN Queen street. the Guard House in great
Ia e. and much excited, stating 10 the Sergeant that
while rassiag the College building. he had heard
pnaanlng IN the yard the railing, and eNaainn.
rs to shenee it proceeded. had discovered coiln aud
Heard noise which appeared 10 psoceed from oae
enclosed nlereinHe stated that there WAS scratching
against the sides Of the coffin, and graanng aa il Of
human Beng stfaggtng for relief, aud catching for breath
The Sgees: nned aieil called assistance and prompt
Ii repaired 10 the spy. 10 ascertain lhe cause OF the
> arni and If itihd necessary. o.elend relief On
sachn. the place. long box discovered from one
sf 2! si'ch ame'hng obserSt 10 prptrde whic!,
iis aI.agmaipn d ihe x 'stu appeared 10 e The
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-14

foot u negr, and ,hs Struggling and hard breathing
still continued.
The box nas afeautse. at once recd. and 10 tho As
Punishment ~ we'll - amusement Of iho8n engaged IN
the humane act. live alligator Of sone nine toet ~
cnah aad appropriate hfoaath. yeasy cra@lcd Out d
his imprisonment aud hs lboIabir- made a hasiy -
cape from the oil sef9n not liking The eomIaaan-
ship Of the formidable reptile VIA had asacd himself q
Their benevolent tNeruhs 10 obtain his ibs'y. We
learn that tho alligator had been sarly aal carefully
boxed ~ the dae br b c Janita OF The lege, lar
the pirI,se u eur tfsnspoftei philaders, but to
his perfect asSluniShmeut m the morning he "and hN
aeatorshp laskiug iu The .ua. apparently hiehly dc
lieird At benp thus IF 81 from sllinfy confinement.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-14

The Qoades-ln the late Yearly Episile of he s..
oieiy Of Friends in Indiana find the following adm,
rabe and characteristic suggestions:
I'VE are again concerned 10 wan all our dear r5.a.,.
against joining or participating in the excitement All
"Neraeve zeal Of The anti slavery Societies and i,l
ons about The ndoreadng admitted INTO lltiran,,,,.
as the effect Of all those books aud laI must Ia
nicnus. which have the tendency 10 sci nne ,, Per
cieiy against another. 10 lessen the value Of onr r
testimonies IN our estimation. make US sci III us
the restraints oi the advice or discipline Of our .!
Let such beware, who perceive that the popular
men's OF the day are pro ueng these elcs upon Them
fore it be loo late ss oe-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-14

.Nr CaLholnt IN Hinos.-'lhe Springfield Onos)
Register saws: III nominated. Mr. Calhoun would reil-
cy get the vote Of Illinois His Land Bill is more pop
uIar than any measure Of the kind put forward in
CongressNEe yet hope 10 see it the law Of the land
No wonder YOU do since Illinois would get fat slice OF
the rights of other Satesperharss sufficiently large 20
pay her debt, which she now threatens to repudiate
Bat are Virginia and the other old States prepared 10
make this surrender 10 their younger sstersl Are they
prepared, after dcnyng the equity OF dsri6uon t, ali
the States 10 affirm the justice of the donation of the
public lands fcir of the States? Let Mr. Calhoun
take the field and though his bold bid for Western votes
may succeed 10 his hearts content we have vastly oyer
rated the intelligence othe people Of the old States, il
they will CONSENT by their votes, to sualn the br5c
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-14

an equality u nlefo- ia fund with such oi her rs
ter States as approve Of M
net certainly 1.-THE Virginia Legislature should thus
resolve IL pay the dog in the manger, 1t ought to push
lis yuan, resolves step farther. by returning 10 til
federal treasury le millions Of dollars some years agu
received fon thai s8urce technically as We are aware
On depasile bot a. Wis then known well IT is now
knawn as gl never 10 be recalled NJ If recalled ney
er to be lelad. There is nothing, We hnnsy conceive
more centaatinang in the Land ind an in the Sur
pln. Revenue acrruinr. that surplus did, both from
land, and customs and surely, therefore. If majority II
the members ofthc Legislature should be scruPu-
ous as to reject Irgnias portion Of the Land Fund
because obey deem species olbbery, and regard the
beneficiary guilty the tempier, they ought not 10
stop in the ere work o publication they shall have
ment at Washington the millions Of dollars received IN
der the Distribution aw (or such, To all inents and pur
poses was) passed in 1886 and which recevedt Of
fcial approval Of the High Priest Of Modern Democra
cv Gen jackson himsef-who had. indeed, long before
declared thai tins the wisest and safest and uses
mode ofdjsp3sna ofthe surplus federal reyenue Bu
venture 10 say no opponent Of the reception Of the
Land Fund will lave the boldness propose this WORK
Of rlsttution i1r well he knows the marlyrdom tina
would await him. at the hands Of an oppressed and in
dignlut constituency.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-14

D. The Farmers Register heretofore edited by Nh
Ruffin, and hch time extensively popuIa''
has passed into the hands of Thomas 5. PcasahIs, ts
by whom ii will hereafter be edited. The PeersO0s
Statesman expresses the belief that Mr. p. is very cof
peient to the undertaking.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-14

Recf'"es'-IhomasJ J. Randolph, Esq, Of Albc,naro
declines The nomination, recently conferred upon Inn Inv
The Loco foco Convention at Nelson cortr, house ne,
candidate for the State Senate next Spring Pick ,.,
fints, gentlemen, and try again.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-14

CT Fletcher Heath, who last winter murdered De
la Harris a mnatto girl, in Richmond. under circum
stances OF shocking barbarly, and attempted murder
Carter W els a White man, by shooting him ia the head
the night. has had his trial before the Superior
Court in Richmond The jury brought ina verde, Of
guilty Of murder in the first degree The prisoner WIS
defended by Mcs,r,. b. w. Leigh, James Lyons. Ro.
&. Scott and 4. Hiyes-Common weath's attorney, X
5. Brook.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-14

Periodicals. We have received the November NJ
of the BOSTON .NscetGny-~ted, usual, with admrd
bic articles, off in beautiful typography. Two en-
cravings besides plate Fas HONS, enbesh the Mum,
ber--one olthe engrayings, 'The importuuate Student
admirable alike in design and execution.
Tho ".HagHoiia,o Cor Nov) printed at Charle'-
Ton. and edited by w. Gilmore Snms. poet and a
scholar Of rare endowments. has also been received
1t has now superior in the country, in its literary dc
pariinent.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-14
fte.:s0.


Amount issued ueaes ie az i.l4.He. lc1S, -
St032i 80. Anaur; eered on tie books Of lie fea-
sury asce and IN the hnods Of le ASSISTING sheefs IN.
eiudnr 49, e cancelled in the aajs "a the Collector al
New orieas and ssaed under the al OF elsi Al
gust. is42. making in sli sle.o39, aa5.ie
II s.s.ei in tn, Richmond Ea1nirer that the Rail
Road between the Potomac River aud Fredericksburg
will b, completed this week THIS is The last linh M
,ha, long Atlantic chain oi Rail Road the completion Of
which will be found emineny advantageous
We understand that the Court Martial now sitting IN
New York has found Commander William J. beit, OF
the United States Navy. guilty Of one "l The CHARGES
preferred against him. and nave Sentenced nm ~ ne dis
missed frnm tho naval service OF the toite' States
and that the sentence has been approved by The ffes
dent
The Peoria (IlIiaoisl Rgiser Of iha 2isi n states
tha, a meeting was held at Newhars, ~ PEORIA county
-, Tho 18th gl. whom petition Wa drawn up and
sicnei prayin. CmIress 10 fa'e N sl ara Yail3
~ sneeis coin from or haadrd u tire hundred pr
.~a, The petition had great raa, ani every body
signed ii.
.lmsiean 1,,,es.--Eev. Theo. Parker, aays. 'Nc
.,.,rraye n very aAsr reep'e.-we have ~ national
.,nrsrmcnt. except Bstliae and the Cfedll ysom.'
Jrrah f,r Il rssia'--lYe lear1 from an uudau5iei
.rre thst lady in RANKIN county, tltda gave eirh
6,esr.e living Children apd tho same tne. Abani
vol ago. The same person brught into the world igr
n,hcar;r hoys NJ one line The woman. W learn, is
ssus Christian, and dluAilcs thinks II si taiy too
syas f.r as she can. the elE.and a The Scnf'ufes
..inenssc and multiply
c.s # John C. Coli-The Scfrtme Cunt + Wv
Yrk iaving unanmous, refused 10 grant wit oi r.
= 10 larry tbs up TO tie Cont g Errors IN order
ohi.in lria his counsel ihap applied to han
llor Walwoflh, who has = sl dtn#ed lie affeaiion-
his favrs the pfisiueT subject 10 ac Judgment at The
eur, Of oyeraad 1emoer, fenloar ~ Inn - be exc.
uicd On the lS,h instant from Which nothing except
espi.c communication VI pansaHe' BY The Executive,
an save him
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-14

6o'-lhe long expected work, Notes on America, >
by Charles Dickens recaved in New Yor k by tie
Great Western, and Stems have created as m nch SEN
SaIon as the Ashburon Treaty.. lie, of course lasbes
us severely All fear u.s. that those who Toasted and
made fool Of hin, and who most deserve the CATO
nine tails. will come in for The ewesi ashes We Ike
iosoe oadios and ksptles we'll striped by their idols
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-14

.Ne'r lo'6-Nc shall receive the first return, r,a
the New York election, by this evening" ; mail
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-14

IL VIII be seen from this statement that, like the 9th
er Banks oi virginia the Exchange has effected a er
siderable decrease Of It's liabilities compared with j..
cash assets, within the lest twelve months
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-14

ej" The celebrated DIR. Donyslus Iardner. WIZ
Gently left England with another mans wife, ('o WV"
however. he las been since married. Ter first hnslA'
having procured divorce. is about to deliver sc'''
Scientific Lectures in the Richmond Theatre-'he w..
ager of that establishment having suspended his
ic exhibitions for the purpose. DR. l.. is man Q,
learning, and ranks among the most eminent aci'0i''
Great Britain.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-14

1obacco-Ash the law rclot;ng to Insurance of TVbac
comay have escaped heatlenlon otsome dealers. IN
vile attention copied in ADVERTISING columns.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-14

Bishop .Noorc.-A Memoir of the life of the lae H.
Rev. Richard Charming Moore, y. d.. BISHOP :"
the Protestant Episcopal Church in the Dot's'
Virginia, by the Rev. Dr. IIensaw Rector Of ST. PeIr''
Church, Baltimore, is to be published, by N"'
Stanley & Go. of Philadelphia, by subscription Inv
work will be printed fine paper, and with neat TYR
bound il muslin. With an engraved likeness Of the DE-"
or. Together with selection from his sermons
VIII comprise an octave volume of 500 pages Nv
81 25.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-14

35-John llooe. Esq. Of King George county,-a name
OF some note IN this Satcdied on tho Sd inst, of bill
ieus pIennsy, IN the I'D year # his age
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-14

%" The Charleston Mercury (Cahnun) states that i,
has good to believe that there better foundation
Tor the that the office of Secretary OF State has
aaeu offered to Mr. Andrew Stevenson than for most OF
Inc ashington gossip lfit be true MIR. Webster vii
perhsp s again ask, "H'hcre am Ito go2''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-14

The 1re1's.--The New York Commercial states that
copy Of the rat,d Treaty received by the Gre at
Weston, and Immediately forwarded to Washington
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-14

! the Loco Foco Convention nj \ cfs,,, ,.,,,, ~
candidate for the State S,ra,. nov, s-, ''
Hnts. gentlemen and Try a..,Ga >, -" s'0'
-Z--
~ The republican quotes ascnlence ortwo detached
rom speech delivered by Mr.. Clay shortly before he
retired from the Senate, in order show that he then
a'owed himself against lae Protee i've policy. If thu
Republican believes la Mr.. Clay meant any such Thin
or tha' The l1G5nage quoted, wlea taken in connection
Win other parts OF the sneecl, is fairly susceptible =.
Clay the head Of the "IIeh Tariff, p,rty2 n,,,La
Republican may say Mr. Clay has channod his o,i,,on
since that period Not so fr IN his speech At lnJ',n,n
tincnt. li.l I# ..l ;. '"''' 90
,l. - "9 Ht'o'" 'o'n when
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-14

o.. The Republican holds up orr Old files IN te,roran
over heads There is no terror. Cassius in sa,h
threats"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-11-14

Oi The Globe plainly tells the Madsonian that John
Tyler Is no Democrats aud that although the democracy
approve ohs veioes. they dlsappove Of the for
them, as well as of many of his official acts When
will Mr.. Tyler learn that his doom is certain it
is usand that that doom will be the hate of one party
and the scOrn Of the other?
The Illinois free trader and LaSalle County commercial advertiser. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1841-1843, 1842-08-19

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81 ;, r;,o,, '," W, 11|c,f J., 'n' a,n,
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