Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1842-07-05

New KISD cr TRArFIc.-The Yankees ate every
where famous for Swapping. 1t is not often, however
that we have to record speculation like the following
in Yankee land In portion of the town Of Great
Darlington, known by the appropriate of Timber
shin lives Austin until recently sorOwing widower
The wife of Austin not long since died, leaving him
daughter aged seventeen years. Like most who have
been hcst with excellent wives he extremely uncom
Portable in this his bereaved state. Hard by lived neigh
Dor, whose happiness with wife Austin env:ed. Austin
day mOurned with his neghbor has hard lot
while he congratulated him upon the possession of such
excellent wife The neghhor seemed to think that he
would prefer the daughter of Austin a companion to
his wife valuable Is she swap finally
proposed aud aarecd 10. Austin received little boot on
account of the dcrence in the of the females The
females making oil sction, the exchange effected
Austin received and has for months lived with the wife of his
neighbour who makes good the place of her whose loss he
had mourned. The daughter of Austin furnishes the
neIghbor with wife, with whom he is well pleased.
graduating himself not a little that he has snapped off
his old wife for bran aud only had pay five
dollars to boot Stock6ridge Mass Iister.
4 Crn1ous CAsE OF B1eANr underwent pre- imina-
~ investigation Peiersburgh Va, on the 9th inst.
The circumstances gather them from the Statesman
these: Alexander mail, Ghas Wells married a Miss
Hastings. of that town, in 1890 year two after, he
went South, and did until last year. being alb
about nine years. Ia the meantime his WIFE suppO
ing he was dead intemarrIed with George Pairam.
Wells or his return, demanded his wife who reuc-
family given up, and who very reluctantly returned to her
first husband She however STAYED but short time with
him. The second husband finally bought the wife Of the
first husband al the price of dor. which was paid
in cash. Wells consoled himself shortly after by marry
ing another lady in Peiersburgh. named Judith b. Long
worh-hence arose this prosecution. He was committed
for trial in the supreme Court which opens IN few days
n. J. EueHing Past.
AN Iarosrrn.-The Rev. c. c. Light Of the Ken'urky
conference cautions the religious public through the Gin
cinnati Christian Advocate against 81 the worst
character who Louisville, went 10y the name Of A. BeT-
nard and protested be dentist. lie imposed himself
the Methodist Episcopal Church. and has license to
exhort his possession II supposed that he has gone
the north 10 Canada II Is believed that Be nad
his real and that be viii change rs when CIR
call FOR H. Hes bout feet inches ugh
what heavily built has full face dark eyes dark hair fair
skin high forehead inclined badness, handsome features
and assumes modest air in company Its affirmed that said
Bernard not long since. su rel all the penalties of the
laws Of South Carolina for the OF hgay, and that
he has duced the wife Of very respectable
gentleman of louisville, Kentucky.
PEnPLrx1~e PaEDIcAuENT 1t appears by article
the Baltimore Argus that the lease Tor large portion
the land which Baltimore occupies executed for
bat niney -nine years and wable. Since the
gina lease, Aousand, OF suheasos havebeen made,
Improvements amount have been erected hi'
property by various persons, who ell confidently believed
that the original lease perpetual The consequence
L. that the entire property will tue o. sinal
at the expiration Of the stated Of wears unles
some new arrangement be made with tie present heirs
thirty In number. now residing tie state Of Kentucky
The property Is SAID 10 be sS acres running from III.
northeast of Baltimore and little Ai-quIth street.
noFherly, embracing all the pnpefty called Ga.lows HILL
and the noheastery portion OF the city - that extent
ARREsTEn oN \ CnARGE OF NrRDEh-A nan name
i. Montgomery. shoemaker. aud occasional exhorie
religious meetings has been arrested Pittsburgh
charge of murder. Which grew Of the fo.orvin
Circumstances "A widow in Ash;abule, Ohio, abou
eighty wears Of age married vou-c gil Of twenty Of IN
correctness Of whose conduct he afterwards became yer
doubtful Montgomery became attached the Young IL
discovered by the cd nla; struggle ense the ate
thrown down, kicked aul o;hervs cten by IL
lover died dss alter. He led and selilel nes
Pittsburgh e~ ceJs sace, lie wro.a 4 he young
2 ov requesting hs- ,oin kin hs present residence
MS Lever fe!l The hsnls Of # ~ deccass,
who In eaiatelv caused HE arrest,