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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-12

NOTICE.
mas PLACE and ,ccoun,. in a.,
q" " w. breV cssleclion "a ~. .,."
~ receive MONEY an sane All ,rsns
pay of their accalus ~. M ~ AZ ana
indianapolis, Feb -, St3 35-ly 'i-''i I-'~-
. ALbNtIA VESTINGS.
n - OF valencia ana other Nestn-s.
'S" ~ MARTIN GROSS,
pie I'aor East Of Palmer h0ase
M LViH> AND CiS>IMERES
~ n 'r, green, olive.
ke n, 80. 'laek blu h'N and mi Sattns
INV e-se,n prices Tor cash BY MARTIN GROSS.
r QtEESSWiRE.
n 'i'I assortment Just received and tr sale NJ
JUSTIN SMITHS.
tsl AND FRENCH LINENS
w WI" NJ sold NJ eastern cash prices cheap so-. If
J. VI. TALBOTT.
ACIDS.
~ ply IastIec,Nedhy ' n &c .,ct or rrinnn,nP
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-12

inland postage all letters for foreig" countries
must be prePad otherwise they cannot be forwarded.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1843-09-12
GlsOCElsgES AND 1T

UST received lot of Gnr Rio " o. Sugar
- w. and " % N"ilsses Imperial Young
Tea Rice Spices, No M9ckr
ca kIp and upper Leather aud shoe Morucro,
Bnckskins, &C. which will sell how Wheat
BeeswaS Ginsene &c IN exchange for goods J. NICOIAI,
FIR. nj
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GDoEIN 81 AIsTrON PnICU>,,

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Hinnt- Utai'n d ri-. fi1ii D. TleIhni d. ra.
ff~ ~nsu- Jan-. padding trfnnrs tai.
'ifr aud many 'fleraf e lime s.isi, shap b,
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-30

ave, ourselves, do not think lie will be very partcu
lar should he with the Mexcans far from the pale
of CIVILIZATION whether be attacks them the Me1lcan
or T. S. side of the ine he may not stop to take an
obse walton reckon his latitude should he come
across them the Cayuga or Pawnee hunting grounds;
but he will invariably respect The property Of Amer-
cans, meet them where he may, and will moreover con-
fine his operations much possible 10 the territory
of Mexico Let il be understood, that are Tar IRON
irving sanction any acts Of hostility Col W. may
commit The American side OF the line; but we woud
ask whether officer of any Government would really
act differently under the circumstances We have not
10 look far into the history Of France, England or the
nited States, TO find presidents for conduct much
worse; and doubt not that either OF the two hfsl
mentioned countries would make "high seas OF the
immense Western prairies at once, would 1t snDserve
their ends they little else than singh seas at best
1--WE do not know that we have ever seen this man
Chsryis " ho il is stated has been killed but we have
seen eyera members Of the famy-a rich and power
u one in New Mexico; and have not word to say IN
Ibir favor One Of them was extremely ANXIOUS that
everv member Of The Texan Santa Fe Expedition should
he tried and shot-and this after Colonel Cook and Dr.
lrenham had purchased large number oil sheep OF
him. and paid him ms own price III gold we shall
look with much anxiety for the next news from the
Western prairies and for full particulars IN rela
ton to The recent events. We sincerely hope that Col
War6eld may conne his operations exclusively 10 the
South side Of The boundary lne-and any news OF his
success among the barbaans Of New Mexico certainly
will not ereye us much.
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The Mexican Santa Fs Traders.

We published, day or two ago, an account Of the
robbery and death Of Mexican Santa Fe trader named
CharvIs Texian officer, called Colonel Warfed,
readers will recol,ect spoken of the principal
of the party concerned in the transaction Tie New
Orleans Pcayunc after copying the details OF the case,
as given in the papers, has this comment:
at would occupy more space than could posi-
hiy spare, were we TO GO into full particulars in rea-
ton 10 Colonel Watheld and his movements; but,
this much we must say: that in Angus, last, he in.
formed us that he anxious TO act against New
Mexico, and that he could obtain regular commits
SION from the Presdrn; Of Texas, lie would do so He
expressly stated that he would engage in no hos,ili-
acts, except with the full sanction of the Texan Go.
vernment; and to procure that sanction, he wrote 10
Gen. Houston, and finally obtained commission from
him as Colonel, and blank commissions for such un-
der officers be might himself select. COL w had
been resident of New Mexico, California, and the
Rocky Mountains, for several years. knew the coun-
try well, and Intimately acquainted with the un-
fortunate Rowland, SO inhumanly shot the Plaza of
San Miguel IN September, lS4l, by order of Armilo.
The latter, II may be recoected, attached to the
Texan Santa Fe expedition and to obtain some salts
faction and atonement for his base murder was one of
Col Waffeld's principal objects. Whether the latter
has transcribed the instruction given him by Houston
We are unable TO say; but opinion s that he has
not de is no bandit 10 murderer but, on the con
trary, is young man of gallant bearing is great ia
vore with all The American Santa Fe and Rocky
Mountain traders, and has the least nton of
interfering with their rights and property even should
he make descent upon The settlements Of New
Mexico
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mept of Bank of the I s, the Democratic parry
would now not only se groauins onueI the
woke of a great souess corporation, having no ey"
pathies with The people, heaI'iess tax
inn f,o,, no lharera runous per centage on MS marc
a,1,;s ,Io,oboo, the long term oi IT'S charter anu
ohh;n ~; f MI his !l;,lc savings IN the end; uut VIZ
hr, caIled in every limb, by The chains o
e., n the Bank had not been rffotd, u y'
ry,.r had M, TODD iiim, not 10 he orieea OF ounce, "
al ,hs FaIr, measures would 20" have been "a e@'s'
,a' -o,,,on. weighing down and grinding ns
the dusl , tho loud and
s,,.,,aAl, = erosion of gratitude with when 'nt
Democracy erected the great and glorious oiu .ie'o
Tho Harm,.ar.. for the de"h bio" ne gave Tue ~.
m s7nn, feel otherwise than deeply CRATE III u
pa"H; y. g, s,ranaiing thu one III its birth
:, - c,.I assured, that he who has received lhe
- "r' 9aJr,c Jackson for his conduct, ana ''
IT. =; h ,yn generous, magnanimous, ana inae
o 49,, -, ha Inns SAID, "Wel done, cannot he un
worth of he confidence and support OF Tie Dsmocfa
cy; wherefore, ,:.; ,to c..,o .a,o;,a ,.,e
tar.~,t ,nI rndo.se the principles OF ALL The De
-. onndd,,es for the Presidency, and pledge
nnrsoIrsa to ave cordial support TO any one o
,"a.a ,,bo MAJ be nominated By the National Con
vention , s;,e1
for departure IRON the example sci oy 'ae
na,,v n $40 of holding the National Convention IN the
S., ar The wear Of The election and, therefore, APP
40 eof the tine and place designated by the Demo
cra,;c nonbers of the Legislatures OF Maryland, nas
s,cbnseus Pennsylvania, and S. Carolina, VIZ May
1914, III Baltimore mad h ,bs
Resoi-ed. That these proceedings be signeo ny TIT
ocrs Of The meeting, end that they be requested ''
,.,c,ra ,leir insertion III tic Baltimore he pubical
and sun OF this city, with request TO the X Enquirer
and Mad,sonian 10 COPY - ., ,,,r ~.
Tmos. kENpAIL, ! s,c,e,ar;ss
Z
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T. GILBERT & CO,
PL3.NO FORTE .H7.SEF.9CTGRERS.


Entrance 10 W0rkshop dug, Harer0om 4a6. UasLagto,
Street Boston. merit building horth Of Bashinstos Bunk
TIE Senior partner in the above finn IL, with single eIcep
tion, tr Oldest Piano Forte Manufacturer IN Boston,
Of the old firm Of Currer Gilbert" The
various styles bearing The names Of and manufactured by! %
and 40s Washington Street, through
this country need any commcnda fertilizer
tina, the T. Gilbert is still actively and constantly
in experimenting the business assisted by his partner Henry
Stafford, who is also personally devoted 10 it. This, PIE
friends
They all the facilities getting up their work in lie best
possible manner, and ut the least possible expense al which first
work ran he don't, Having connected with then
ry engine facilitate all those parts which ran done
by the aid at machinery.
They also every part of the work done Ike ma
nuactoy in the city, and under the. personal Inspection
by experienced wcrkmen only; n they employ n"ap,tce
DG:ne the year. they nave made very important Improve
ments Piano Forte, of which they patented
In the Horizontal or Square Plaro Forte We have an improve
by of which, with The use al pedal the haninsis
made strike two strings, nj the pleasure Of
former thus combining The son. sweet tones OF lie nichod"
the power Of The Grand Piano Fouc without Us Inconvenience
ts Common na saar Pano Po il am %
econs the Upright nd Pccoo for other reasons and Ia
viae these objections we have Invented anew description some
what Of the PccOo FORM embracing all Of the above Improve
men,s which, with 0caves, occupies hu: about hail
important Improvement In the action by which single spring
made The efiold purpose Of pressing down The dam
per- and, at The same Time OF bearing with equal force on ~
hammer and key, NJ 10 cause their guirk return after the
blow uckhs making the action of The keys susceptible
the rapid execution that any can desire.
prices of Tie above, from $500 TO $500 Common
Square Piano Forles of various patterns, with all the or m
pioyemenrs, from $3.50 10 SiOo
In view OF all these i@ois, and their o"a ealerrnea "E't
with the ample testimonials which they have frcin other ie
hesitation in warran'ng their Instruments 10 be as g'd
be obtained at any other mandatory IN the wof"-r
purchasers themselves being Judges
They will IN all cases exchange, at their own expense ana
from any Of the country, all such instruments Is are paid r
delivery and have been selected by themselves or refund r
purchase money the option oihe purchaser at any time With
months of the time Of sale If the instrument shall no
prove entirely satisfactory.
their customers they will sell at reai where The cash
accompanies the ORDER or Is paid on delivery Oh e
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-30

PrgLIc SALE OF LAMBS MlcuicAx.-The Com
missioner of the Land Office of Michigan, adyertises
that sole oc valuable State lands takes place at Marshall
un the Ist Of July next These lands, embracing 81
Townships are situated in IA different countless all Of
superior fertility and promising importance, and some
of them among the most populous and prosperous in
the State; afordng great range for selection, and
combining every variety of soil and timber.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-30

f the Twcny.six Members we'll known III the Repub-
lie vi Letters.
Uich on a shelf neglected aud forioyn,
Law Dictionary. dusty, dogs ard, torn:
Imperfect llses showed but half at most
i. ante o, o aatc r. WAS io>t.
geiweea these lwo great d!S?h" arose
(I.e,trys aay To- wor3', II nri l" S'e~FI
prtret Of It,c ne was The .arSi
a,a Preference demanded rs hat Just;
lvhist {, ed q a.! this proceeds from PRIDE
Admit you arc 70 pa..d.se allied,
Yet / in tfth par; dld hold,
hnd in formation ! am no, untold
in all those elements, a. ire or ayr,
Ia earth or water, wha, your boasted s"afe:
And r,mpine p will out Of date be hurled
Whilst am toun6 IN covernin. me world
Quo,h p Your answer, ike YOURSELF - round,
And though on multiplied, no nsri3sr : ionhd-
whist YOU ',nongsi figures, siil' for nohh2 siah"
| lend ms aid 10 form your faiiidinehts,
Priests, Politicians, PIri.rs, Presidents;
To Peace 10 Plenty. Poets aud Projectors,
To Phllouaths, Physicians and Protectors
Withou, my and, man need lock iof hrpf,
or see without Emperor and Pope
But yon, II prove, upon this very Spot
A n-ar relation tn diot:
And thong NUtl have fer ages been ~ >cheoi,
Yet sll I i PLAIN tia. you axe haj tool
Saws 0 10 r. IL II prove from what shall follow,
And vii! submit the case 10 great Apoio
That, hy your tricks, We often been laser,
And others p,GssS olt usuFpcd by you, SIR.
How plan Ph,d, uader IS disguise
And Phanir Too, your pitt ring talent lies
In which word. my very last SOUND i"'''
And by an my faces features crossed.
Your Pride has almo,; reached the top Of sIerpIe'
And twIxt Ps, has siiaed me IN pe0p'e'
But spite Of all your tricks make you STOP
And J,'ars 10" ~ the tor
You boast OF Princes, Power ana opinion,
With many more, yet you We No dominion:
With Pope aud Priest, Whatever ; Your Pfrlenes, .,
You've nuught to do with Learning Taste, OF Sense
The frud grown high, the ycuthia god
Commanded st'cuce hy noi:
For he had heard their plea Al large,
And thus drew his special t.ilf-e;-
sWhen great .ufrr-rd gave you 'tf'h'
And lent you tie sons Of earth
You then maze of rGha !aii-
And now alike partake naine
Ip Property YOU 'yc hoiii been frieEi-,
I'm Poetry and Prose Jcined hands
From each other you re u; debt,
And so through all the alphabet
Dispute more. b;; quickly 20
And cool your heats in rirei Po."
This phrase being borrowed from The Navy, VIII "hy oc "
.,stood by seanen, or lani lords OF Inc service
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-30

Eugland and the Sandwich Islands 1t is stated
that in consequence of demands by The British
Government, on the king of the Sandwich Islands
which he could not or would not comply win, the
islands were condtonay coded TO Queen VICTORIA on
the 18th Of February.
Possession was taken the same day by Lord George
pauet, commanding II. B. NJ. ship Carysfort, and
the British flag hosled under sautes from the tort and
ships.
First, the with China; second, the Northeastern
BOUNDARY; third, the Sandwich Islands What will be
the next step of this vruous and moral" nation is yet
10 be seen.-N !. Ere Post.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-30

THE Loeusrs Some of the newspapers are predict
ing the appearance this year Of the seventeen year To-
Gusts. This must be error, at least as TO the vicn
ty of Philadelphia, for it but about ten years since
their last appearance 1t is found, however, that their
periodical different in different sections Of the
Country. 1t u.s. therefore, not improbable that they may
come the present, year in region other than that
Of Pennsylvania
We notice another error in relation 10 these animals
|, is said tina, they are coming devour the fruits OF
the earth. Now, in fact The seventeen year ocus,s
ca, nothing ct all, and are perfectly harmless They
the fly miller Of worm that comes out of the
EARTH and like mlers aud butterflies in general do not
eat. The Egyptian and Spanish locust are an entirely
different species They appear annually, and are very
vordcious, destroying the heritage, growing grain, &c
1Pennsyiranan.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-30

FLAG STAFF FOR THE CHINESE MISSION The
Norfolk Beacon says: 1--WE were shown yesterday the
flag staff for this mission, which is to be carried Out
IN The Brandywne. The main staff is s2 the toPmas
81 the circular frame 90 feet in diameter and the
cuar top is 10 feet in diameter The staff has beau.
,iful telegraph with the letters ~ E. w. S in gilt
1t, surmounied by guided copper globe, with gill
arrow for the The copper work was manutac-
tured by Mr.. VIM d. Roberts, jr., of this borough
There complete set of rigging attached The
whole constructed under the direction of Mr. Fran
CHS Decordy, formerly of New York, but for the last
eighteen months resident of this borough
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-30

We learn from the National lntegencer, that the
Hon. Abel r. Upshur, Secretary OF The Navy who took
trio in the u steamer Union, las, week. from Nor.
folk TO his residence on the Eastern shore OF Frgnia
expressed unqualified satisfaction at the performance
of the Unlon and freely declared that she far exceeded
his utmost expectations, and was in fact triumphanty
I,,ooaeeful
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-30
GARDEN SEED.-GAYNOR & LYELI. have just received
VI fresh supply Of Gncen Seeds from the Norhalso severa

GARDEN SEED-GAYNOR & LYELL have just received a
VI fresh supply Of Noh-aso, several
kinds Of Garden Seeds this State all OF which
ARTIroKE-Green Globe.
ASPARAGES-Giant Du.ch
BUNCH BEANS-Broad Windsor, Dwarf Mohawk, Early
Dwarf iiohawk, Extra Early Six Weeks, Early Yellow SIX
Weeks Long Pod. Dwarf speckird French Royal
Dwarf, White Kidney.
POLE BEANSlIoculura Pole Large White Lima, Scarlet
Runners, White Dutch Runners.
EEET-Earv Blood runip Yellow, French sugar. Long
Blood Manpel WurizelI
BR0CCOI.l-Lare- Purple Cape.
cABBAGE-Battersea Cromwell Drumhead Early Bnlocks
Bcast Dwarf Green Savoy Early Loaf Early York. fat
Red Piekling.
ChEROT-tonc Orange.
CAuLiFLoWER-Eary and Late Dutch.
CogN-Smi;h's Extra Early.
CCcuMBEE-Eary Frame Early Green CLUSTER Long Green
Turkey
Fs;G pLANT-Purple
ENDtvE-Green Curled.
KhLE-Green Curled Scotch.
LETTUCE-Brown Dutch. Early Drumhead, Early Siiesia
Green Co.'s, Ice, Large White Loaf.
hELoN-Caroina Water, Green Ciron Large Musk or Vel
Ica, Nutmeg.
OEiON-sver Skin. Yellow skin.
FARSLEY-Curled and Single
PhRSSIP-Eytra Large. Large Dutch.
PEAS-Bue Imperial, Dwarf Mauowfai, Dwarf Green Mar
owft Early Frame Early Bishops Dwarf Extra Early Sinclair
or Washington, Early Warwick, Marrowfai.
RADtsll-Blaek Spanish Red Turnip, LoEg Scarlet White
Turny. Yellow Turnip
SATISFY or VEGETABLE OYSTER.
SPlNAGE-Pncky or Fall Round Leaved or Summer 49,
sQUAsfl-Eary White Bush, Early Yellow Bush, White,
Crookneck. Yellow Striped.
TOMATo-Large Red.
TURNIP-Eary White Dutch Early Yellow Dutch, Early Gar
den Stone Early White Sone Red Top Ruta Baga White Flat
Winter.
ALso-Canary Seed, and assortment of Flower Seed
Feb. Is 95-lsfG
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-30

THE CuEvEALIERs DIspusrRIE OF MEXICO excel
in shire wdness, 1t would SEEM those of China, or OF
other country Brantz Mayer, Esq, late our Secre
ary of Legation at Mexico in lecture at Baltimore,
recently, related the following anecdote: worthy
judge OF one OF the Mexican courts, one morning enter
ing the edllce take his the BENCH about
to refer to his gold watch, when he discovered that II
not in his pocket. "Ah usual, he remarked
aloud To friend, 81 left my wa cA under my pillow,
proceeded forthwith TO the discharge Of the duties
of the day. these concluded he returned home to dinner,
which being also dispatched he thought OF his watch, end
directed his wife TO send for It, Send TOR It, said she
with no little surprise "why, have you not got II, my
DEAR; NO. my dear, indeed have not "Weli, that is
exceedingly strange: sent il TO you three hours ago
"Sent it to mel and by whom "Why, about an hour
after you gone, this morning, gentfel dressed
looking came to the house, accompanied by boy
bearing splendid turkey which he said you had bought
Of Indian your way to court, and had requested
him delivered at The house, with request that
should have 1t picked and put away to COOL asyou IN
tended to invite your brother judges home with you TO
dinner Tomorrow he then added, that you had lett
your watch under your pillow, and had c.sred nm 10
obtain from me- for the purpose OF carrying II to you
or course the vexa,on and annoyance n the worthy
Judge wl BE- easily understood; was, however, soolhed
By hours reflection upon the rascal ingenuity ana
his cogatons had also led him 10 improve the fellow
hint and invite his brothers Of the bench the follow.
ing day. Accordingly, the next morning he ordered the
turkey 10 be cooked for dinner and on the adjournment
Of The court having related TO his associate Judges
the costly trick of the preceding day, returned home
in company with them to enjoy the turkey, which had
been dearly bought.
But what was his surprise to find dinner prepared
and turkey grace The board "Where is The turkey,
my dear - lie quietly inquired of his worthy lady
1.-The turkey :" she exclaimed what, haven't you seen
it at court :" "At court my dear-why, what should
the turkey he dong a, COURT ais 1t possible she
exclaimed, "shs have again been duped by william:
GLOW now" SAID The Judge. "Why, after you were
gone couple of hours this morning, pale faced young
with shabby geneel dress, came TO the door and
stated that he clerk of the court, congratulated me
recovery of your gold watch md added that the
thief who had vuinousy duped your honor had been
| arrested, and was in court undergoing an exams
naon that the chain Of evidence was complete against
him. with the exception If the actual presence OF the
turkey, which he had been despatched TO bring into
CORTLAND | gave il to him.
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ONE PRICE ONLY!
%SOMpI ETE SPRING ASSORTMENT-We have
- eeved opened arranged very large and complete as
-someGt of seasoEabc
sTAPLE and FANCY DRY GOODS,
which were borht on the favorable terms generally from
fret hands and will be sold unusually prices cash. and
on our general terms 10 punctual customers -,
Ii the close and attention OF each OF the partners
the assistance of efficient statesmen, will merit IL We solicit .e
confidence and continuation the very liberal patronage oil te
friends OF the latc r Garland Randolph and The public
s''''' RANDOLPH, PEBBLES & CO.. Sycamore street.
Petersburg, April Il-mu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1843-05-30

TN cHANCERY- Rules held in the CIc,t. nc
aco OF The Circuit Superior Court OF Law and Chancey G
Louisa County, Monday, hay the lst, lsi3
Charles p Goodall Plaintiff
against = -
Mary 1'revllian, deceased, Defendants:
e defendant, William LoydS, not having his up
peaance and given security according Law tile rules pr
This Court aud appearing by satisfactory evidence ha, he s
not an of this State on mo Ion Of The plaintiff By his
Counsel is Ordered, That the said defendant William Lcyde
do apDear before Judge said CONT the hons
on the first day the Of the said Cont, an we
the plaintiffs bill; copy Of this order be frhb IN
serted in SOME newspaper published IN the city Of Richmond
for two months successfully and posted {: The cn Of The
Courthouse of this county on some Court day.
- Copy-Teste,; JOHN HUNTER, G. G.
Nav
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TOWN AND COUNTRY HAT MANUFACToRY,
Carr street, three doors aGorc The Columbian Hotel

II. ANTHONY sill continues sell Fats at the following
~ low prices:
Russia Hats from 81 50 S.; silk Hats, made
fine fur bodies proof from 50 80 10 80 5O Boys Hats
from 81 - ST. Fur Caps from 81 TO Sl9 Grntemens Ciotf
Caps om s. 3d. together with assortment of Mems ant
Boys HAIR Seaet and Glazed Caps black and drab Wool Hats
wholesale and retail 7trms-cash.
r. He Keeps during large assortment Of Leg
horn Palm Leaf straw and Willow ilas suitable for all ages
y. b. Hats made o order.
January st 1879 WHY