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Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-02-07
Arrea Of Sars SAips-Ths eisreu leone
Wa,chman ofthe S0th August, mys,

Wa.chman ofihe S0sh August, nyu b
sCominencing troniths period when the strength
ofthe squadron was augmented By ths addition Of
steam power, {being uIso she da,e Of Commodore
Jones arrivat,) in April. l04f, up to the last
month, (June) % short psriod as fouresn months,
no fower than between siriy and sevesy pesssls OF
various sizes have been captured by her Mpjssty's
cruisers, for being engaged ia the slave trade
Out of this number, not one has escaped condem.
nation, either for being equipped for The slave
trade, or for having slaves on board; in the hitter
case, upwards Of i've thousand slaves have bern
rescued, and emancipased by the courts in this
colony" =, -.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-02-07
THRUSTONs pIL1

- THRp6TONS FIL@4s
suadersialIsd arc Agsat6fng The sale Of
~ above lills-osders viii = promptly al.
y ~ w. II. 4 MANNERS, Dyssias.
y Sailh. AusueFk s l64o.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-02-07

|lslNenh1 hammer pc Its. coats and vests, bnsk
!ts. dmWers. knit shirts. lenir bosom shirts r.
g0RENSWARE, GLASSWARE, &c.
EAich werc bought low and will BE- sola cheap
- o. Country Produce.
4Dsren. June %, 1880.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-02-07
GrOCcFics.

,etec, loaf sugar, clarified sugar, molasscs,
S,,Ia ,nd Principe segars, honey dew and Left.
Ii,a chewing tobacco; gun powder tea; hall
n ,auners oil, claret wine, pickles, mustard,
|,t,up; cayenne ground pepper; cinnamon and
,round pemento; lemon syrup; Stoughton bit.
~ sweet oil I; Muscat and Port wine, sweet
1 n,is; cherries, rrisins, spices mould can.
ksLsy. old Bourbon do linsced oil, Walk.
Pt,sbure do, clay pipes. soap, CASTLE do, cider,
|.eaus, Jelly, -four emery, white lead, coarse
| III; corn brooms; single and double mairass.
Arkansas intelligencer., 1846-02-07

DELAzoH Smith, John Tylers wandering com.
missioner, has at last been found. He arrived ut
Baltimore on the % !s.s, from Kingston, Jamaica.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-24
Houses OF Refuge.

1t is to be hoped that the legislature viii take time
from the investigation Of local matters to give its
attention to the bect of establishing houses of
fuge.
There is humane feature in our constitution, of
which legislatures to have been profoundly
ignorant The section providing for a criminal code,
declares that it shall be founded the principle of
reformation, and not Of rindicfiUe justice.
To cure the evils of society without the nlicting
unnecessary cruelty offenders, is the proper object
of civil regulations; and is the declared object of our
constitution. Our criminal code, however, seems to
have been engrafted the English common law, and
is in open violation of the spirit of constitution
1t in the first place provides for hanging short
notice. We'll, it may reform man TO stop his breath
for aught we know but cannot understand what
moral reformation is manifested by dead man.
For offences less than murder in the first degree,
the culpFit is furnished gratis scholarship, in
the college of vany at Jacksonville, and in due
time he graduates, finished wretch be
imagined while for smaller offences, men, women
and boys hudded together into county semiHaries
Of vice, where smart lad may fit himself for the
Jacksonville college in from thirty days to six
months. Now, most potent, grave and reverend seig
niors," call you this reformation? You to
supper THE constitution of Indiana Will you not take
another look at it! Humanity pleads for action in
this matter, but its feeble wall is drowned by the
clamor for law declaring Dry Run navigabe
stream; other law of equal utility. Let the
country speak out on this matter
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-24
THE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Dec IA, D. m.-There is nothing doing
IN the Baltimore market to day in four though there
upward tendency. sales Of white made on
Satudy at 46c and, instances 47c New yellow,
AZ 4sc. To-day, is scarce, with feeling aud
an upward tendency. quote dry white 4sc.
One supeor cargo brought Ole. Yellow is worth as ACC
Good 10 prime Maryland red wheat, So 93c. Ordinary
good red wheat 70 50. White wheat family Jour- l05
ll2 Oats, 81 So Rye, GO CSC.
AL New York. to-day the telegraph reports the -four
ket to he IaiheTmore finn th it Saturday, with
slight tendency 10 advance. There this ming
at the oening Of the market of 6ene>ee 25 per
barrel Holders generally asking s5S Western four
was held IN moderate parcels al - oct s5l25 and by
sumo al S5,lS9 southern lur held IS % There
no change ~ grain though holders very hfm PINE
6enesee wheat Is held ia Ia. Cotton i, fam, it'll
fair transactions at previous
AT Philadelphia, this morning, the four market
hm with sales Of fTeh gound brands at $46S $40 per
barrel, which is advance There also slight ad-
vance all kinds Of grain. The Boston has
been out days. and nay be expected about "Wednesday
Thnrsily next-COr. W. UAioa.
Average prices Of flour Cincinnati for the week peced
Ing Dec. IL, about $3.50 Average for Hogs So DrOvers
pIi
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-24

THE WAR WIrH MExIco-Rscruits trGnted for a
neO kind Of SerUice.-Every indication manfests the
intention of the Government TO prosecute the
against Mexico with the utmost vigor These move
ments are consequent, probably, upon the new plan
of operations which has been adopted, and which
place Gen. Scott in tie field of active service. The
additional seven eight thousand volunteers now
mastering into service will swell the force between
Camargo, Monterey and Tampico, to 30, 900 All
the improvements of modern and scientific warfare
will be used TO give efficiency TO the operations at
San Luis Potosi wherever next the enemy to be
found
The ordnance department is now engaged in raising
companies to with rocket and mortar howitzer
batteries, and an advertisement in another column
Will be found for one hundred strong and active young
for this service. Some of daring spirits who
are DESTROYS of going to Mexico, will here find fine
opportunity. The pay and clothing are superior to
that of the volunteers the regulars of the line
They will from the nature of the service, always be
in the advance-and the highest character for courage
and physical ability is therefore required This corps
is entirely new in our service The great success at
tending the use of the CoHgreve rocket in foreign
countries, although they were badly made, induced
the Chief of Ordnance at Washington to institute
series Of experiments with war rockets, which now,
after years spent in various trials, have resulted
in complete success. The effect that voley of these
war rockets produce enemy is tremendous
Our best artilleriSts estimate that hundred men,
serving these rockets, will do more execution than
twice their number using any other arms.
The mountain howitzer battery is also most i'm
porant arm Of service. In forcing all mountain pass
es in turning all obstacles that rough country may
present. it is invaluable. The gun end carriage,
though strongly made, weighs not over 800 lbs. Our
army in Mexico is now entirely without rocket, or
mountain howitzer battery. The carriage, which
the howizer is mounted, also carries the implements
for firing the rockets; the battery is in every
double onein the mountain passes or on the plain;
either shells or war rockets may be fred
The government has now resolved to employ them
in the Mexican war and to place of the best Off
GERS at the head of the corps. With able and scientific
commanders, and brave and intelligent men, this
corps will be found the best and most effective in the
service. Application for admission TO the company is
to be made at the Frankford Arsenal Philadelphia
ledger
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-24
state OF Iudiana--Boone County.

fROBATE COURT, EBRrAEf INN, If4lsf
Philip
deceased
Petition for SAFE Of Hai Esats 49,
being made satisfactorily to appear, by affidavit fled in the
clerks Office OF the Boone Probate ibis 9Th day of De
that David Clements, Zachaah Clements
Clements uayus Clements Jonathan Clements Joseph Ambers
and Hannah his wife, Permela Scyener the heirs Of
James Cmen the unknown heirs of Aaron
abe his wife, Except Psulns Colover the unknown heirs Of
John Hants and Keturah his wife, the unknown
West and Nancy his wife defendants mpeaded it'll oters in the
petition Of said John and Philip Clements IN clerks
fore the said -onresdn defendants above named hereby
fled OF the filing and pendeacy Of said petition snst them
the calling cause az
ensuing Of court same will be
as and confessed re ainst them
Attest, LEVI LANE Ok
j. ANGLE, Atty for petitioners 6O-3wF
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-24

~ IN pursuance Of an act Congress approved the
The eSt Of t6e United States to e the
in the States OF Illinois and Arkansas and Territories OF Wisconsin
and Iowa supposed e contain lead ore" JAMES X POLK
Peien Of the United States Of Anees do hereby and
DUBUQUE in the Territory Of Iowa commencing Monday
the eighth day of March next for the sale OF the pubic lands
within the following townships and fractional
townships knO the DISTRICT, towIt
Nerh Of the base line and ee Of the h principal meridian
Townships y 6 and ninety and enna
Township eghy-eight fractional townships eightynine
Township eighty seven townships lightweight
Fractional townships eightyseven eighty range four
Fractional township eighty seven, Of range i've
To%nh niasy and range
Fractional townships nineyOne ninewo, and ninethree of
range two:
appropriated of Schools military and
other purposes will ae all quarter quarter
SHAH be determined by the day fixed for the OF
Presumption claims will not be allowed any Of the above lands
until after they have been ole 81 at public sale ana become
Of lead actuay discovered and being worked viii be sold in
mines at not less than two d0ss and 6y cents per
disposed OF longc entries land
in the townships and fractional townships offered will be adj
med until after the expiration of weeks from the commence
In further execution Of the act Commits.
soner of the General Land Office publish with tins
brief description OF the mineral regions in which these lands he
Official documents aud other rs OF information
vea under my hand at the y Washington this fifth day Of
September Domin thousand eight hundred and
By the President: JAMES ~ fOIk-
JAMES H. Plrrn .qciias cOnmsOnsr Of General Land Office
embraced the above procla
United bcey CT to contain
the richest mines of lead that have yet been discovered the
yielding eighty. pure metal Copper also has
been found in this region in considerable quantities.
advantages said exist the manufacture OF lead
varous fom particularly into shot, the river banks being SO ee
require little in the erection Of towers
its great purity be manufactured into shot by
the. smelling.
The location of these mines being near the Mississippi rive Affords
great facilities Of the average cost OF which 81 Louis
Is about fifteen cents per hun r.d pounds Inc sou IS
furnishing excellent for caehus present.
ing equal inducements to the agrcultust and the miner
The DUBUQUE mines in fractional townships tighty-cght
situated the
Mississippi considered the most important; the DURAN
GO mines in townships eighty nine and ninety Of angc east
are the values CATTESE mines in fractional
township eighty Of three east also on the river the
third Other mines covered in this and IT
very probable explorations viii bring light others
rich and productive any now known.
.fefins Commissioner Of the General Ldad Office.
September 5ta. 1876. 33lewis
LZ 81 DAVID CRAfGHEAD
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-24
PROPOsAEs FOR RE.aNKs
Posr oTrIcE DErARTnENr


compliance seventeenth section Of he aes Of Con
~egalliag and making appropriations such nesss
airy objects as hase been usually included in The general appo
certain incidental expenses OF tie oares
ss sealed proposals viii Be received at lh until
The day Of December next for furnishing De
I. DAY s q AF 80 sIssp for tie states Of ysP Mary
Georgia, Alabama and Foia contracts for which states viii
commence on the Isl July, 1871.
Mails sent
Account Of newspapers and pamphlets received
s si, s.s e Al o,st1ihuing oness. - 80
on e and a s with '1 no les. ~ ~ % liner s
Mails distributing Offices same size paper az above
but folded lensthwise and with 50 lines N 4 page.
ree mail small royal p M inches 81 nes
Aaiaavii Of efriaI letters fooscap four on sheet.
MsfHS aS current S,S two on ssset
Pos, bile fOOlscaP, y on Sheet without signatures
Post bills do ls do with do
dis.ri5atins ofhce on sheet win :nsures
The proposals must be for each State separately and state
The price IN one SUM- per esm for each Kind Of blanks for
per ruling and packing. They are to Re delivered n
erent offices, and THE acquisitions postse endorsed
by the postmaster at The place where te ecnaetor reside
be considered delivered will be paid for except such
Each equioa, quantity ordered securely enveloped
or packed o and directed to The post office At The
any lid which may be 10 Give 70
bidder tie printing for States sdong the
Of person residing ont Of he state he ia. fr S s ~,
expense furnish the keep on depose a
pace within designated by
the ability poPoser comply pro
posaL 80
successful bidder into contract
with strict compliance with the provision
o which bidders referred. Pes
Failures 10 furnish blanks promptly when ordered furnishing
those OF inferior qaay printing ruling, ct
temp. evade the meaning contract will he consider
cd snff ieut eau FOR its
lie nj
piraiion Of each quarter - 81" 49,
The blanks be equal the best of those
cniens lie tie various Offices
following.
estimates that be made years consumption but
may exceed nay fall OF Quantities reouired s
does not bind itself
STATE OF OHIO.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-24

JUDGE MCLEAN OvERBoARD-So far apparently as
the Albany Journal has any thing to say respecting
the wing candidate for the Presidency Judge Mclean
is thrown overheard. 1t says;
ave are free to say, that Judge Mclean is not in
the category of eminent wings from among whom we
expect and hope to find candidate for President
And may go further and say, that if it were de-
ermined that Ohio should furnish the candidate Mr..
Corwin, rather than Judge Mclean, would be our
man. But this avowal goes not hairs breadth be-
yond the single question it involves"
And the Journal might have added, sis made only
for effect
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-24
State Of Indiana, Hamilton County, IS
HAAnLroN CIRCUIT CoURr, FOR MARCH TERs, A D. $40
In Chnnceru.


Anna Reynolds Emsley Reynolds Eliza Jane Clayton and Sarah
Ann Clayton Clayton, William Clayton. and Thomas
CLAYTON Baldwin, their Guardian. Isaac Cox Alex
ander Cox Enoch Cox Aaron Cox Olive Cox Nancy Ann Cox
Nancy Cox Hannah Hammer Rachel Hammer Jacob Hammer,
md Hammtr.
yHyHF said compliments by William Carver their counsel hav
ing day Of December, A ID. ls45 filed in the
clerks of the Hmton circuit court their bill Of compliant
dinerestcd showing
the defendants Hammer Laban Hammer Hannah Hammer
and residents of the State of Indiana
Therefore said JACOB Hammer Laban Hammer Hannah Ham
er hereby notified OF the pendency
petition that unless they will appear on OF before the cali
inc Of the cause at the next court said petition and the
therein contained will be taken as confessed
and determined in their absences
December 10. 1876 2l-3w John o Blu rms, Cerk-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-24
SlIERIFF'S SALE.

HI virtue OF execution 10 directed from the clerks Office
Of the Marion circuit court will to public SALE on
10th day of January door ndanaPo-
lis within the hours prescribed by law the rents and profits
OF the following tot: The west hall OF
the southwest quarter of number township
number fifteen NORTH of range containing eighty
and failure Judgment inter
est and COSTS will at the time and place the fee simple
Of said real estate Taken William r. Rose
the suit OF Cooper, Green Cooper.
s7-sw-sIos A.w. RUSSELL, sheriff Marion Co.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-24

EpY virtue Of vndon exponas directed from the clerks
I'D office OF the Marion circuit court will expose public SAFE
the 10th day Of January 1884, the court house door in Indian
apo within the hours prescribed by law the rents ots
years the following real The northwest
township
range number three east containing hundred and sixty
failure realize the full amount Judgment
and costs will at the time and place the fee simple
said real estate Taken the property Of Andrew Wilson, at
the suit OF Il. NJ Sinner
q L hariHM arfou n
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-24
.atest ArrivaI OF Hoois and SHOES.

Latest ArfIV;tt Oh ESOOtS ana SbOcs.
~ PACKAGES Boots and Shoes this day received j X.
o. ~ SiARPS flat and Shoe Washington street. d the
gilt Hat and Boot which OF ladies, GcHtenc1
Misses and ChrRs hoes eumpe his stock purchased for cash
and selected with great the aud will be
change for all kinds produce Cal ad Among those hand
may be lUund-
For The Ladies.
Frenc well Buskns M Ties;
DO nlick Lasting Cal es and half Callers
Do Morocco undTessed Morucco, aud Calf Buskins;
Do Spring heeied walking Buskns;
DO Murucco and French Ties and Slippers;
Do COiOred hid aud bIunzed do;
DO Morocco calf and Kip Bodies;
Together with Of cheap SLIPPERS aud Ties from
Ovees every description such Penl
etac Sandals duo OvrTs patent Providence Sandas do fur
bound and plain Rub err, &C. sc.
For Gentlemen.
Gentemens inc double water proof Boots;
Do do Livery Bottom
DO Dress channel sewed and pegsed Boots;
Do Lasting goat aud calf CATERS
DO Gum Oversloes, metallic patent Provi-
dence do, plain Rubber Buffalo.
For Misses.
Kid morocco, calf aad seal BOotees and Buskins;
BiacS coored KID Slippers lies
Morocco, seal sAin, and calf IhcksCied Buskinsj
Rubber UvershJes, plain aud IlT-5Ound
For B0gs
Calf Nip Brusns, together with
OF Chden's Boots and Shoes all which warranted
mended gratis and viii be Offered al wholesale rria op.
JOS. X. SHARPE,
81 al HAT Bost.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-24
GEORGE KEsLER,s ESTaTFy

a. Office is hereby given that the 18th of December 1876
Y of administration the George Kesler late
rouny Marion, of Indiana
nfestae gad the undersigned by the Probate
OF said county. Said estate probably nOlvent An persons
indebted said hereby notified
without delay. and
demands said notified file respective
the Office the clerk OF said within time linn
tied by law, property authenticated Cor settlement. g..
BENNETT ISAAC. Adfnr.
rQratf a..s-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-24
MARsHAL,s SALE.

ED virtue at of lvendioni expnnasl 10 ne
HD directed from the clerks office Of the
States for the District o indiana viii oer
House door, in the city Of indianapolis Marion county,
tween 10 a. NJ and p 81 on The i2 day 81 Januy
rents and profits for Of The following
west half ofsonwest Of section ST. 10
and failing realize sufficient
VIII AZ the time and place offer for sale the
real eae Taken execution the property o Joseph Mcconnell
III the % OF Jones and Jones Mynm H. Brown, Buell. Rhad
and said Joseph Mcconnell "a ~
A. C. PEPPER Marshal U. s.
- For District of Indiana
Dec eh. 1876 SGT - Jan. GEo. McOu Deumlv
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-24

HoRRID AcT.-Through a communication from
MIR. Russell, the Clerk of the George Washington to
the Louisville Courier, we learn that Samuel Chase,
of Patriot Indiana, lately descended the river on
trading voyage, accompanied by his wife and two
young men. She was young woman of 10, daughter
of Valentine Boyer, below Flint Island Soon after
they took the river, Chase beat his wife most cruelty
and she made her escape to Mills Point. Chase sent
to persuade her to RETURN which she did. Chase hav
Mrs. Chase and boy. He after attacked her
with hide and bowie knife, and literally cut her
to pieces from head to foot along and across the body
Her neck and body had the appearance of his having
held her by the throat against hot stove! When
found at James Bayou she still alive, but unable
to speak. Chase was secured and taken in the boat
with the corpse to New Madrid where he was lodged
in JAIL He offered excuse for this horrld murder,
and none is conectured, though he had slight dis
pute with her father relative to some business, short
time previous.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-24

How did it happen that the mail contractors brought
through the mail containing the Presidents Message,
and could not for some DAYS previous and since, bring
any papers from tllr East l--St. Louis UlaoH.
We suppose because in one case they worked for
the accommodation of individuals, and in the other
for the government.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-24

B-The o. S. ship-of-war Boston, Commander
George F. Pearson, lost the 18th ult. off Ele
theura Island. Her crew, two hundred and five in
number, and her stores were saved. Midshipman
Temple II. Smith, with ten men, have reached Nor
folk The residue Of the officers and crew were going
to Nassau to take passage for the same port
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-24
NOTICE

hereby given that have letters of administration
on the estate Huntingdon, late OF Marion
state Of ndan All peoas indebted said estate requested to
make immediate payment and those having claims to present them
the deceased
take place residence south Of Indianapolis the old
Reddng farm on Friday the fifteenth day Of January le
mencig O'Clock A NJ said day. when will be offered
the raised said farm also two young
horses a watch three dollars will be
credit Of months purchaser giving note with good security
without any relief valuation appraisement laws
ne 81 Iai6. 27-3w JOSHUA STEVENS. Admnistraior.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-24

OErThe printers as a class, have contributed more
than their quota of in the formation of the Penn
sylvania Regiment. No less than thirty number
ed among the volunteers from Philadelphia, and in
the ranks of Captain SCOTS company there are fifteen
of the fraternity.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-24

INFORMATION WANrED.-Any person who give
information of Mr.. Jacob v. r. Hicks, of Rocking
ham county, Va, and supposed to be now in Indiana,
will confer lasting obligation nquiring widow,
by addressing note TO G. Hanna, Esq Portland, Jay
county Indiana
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-24
drowned.
sMurdered.
frrTbe Pittsburgh Post of Dec. I4tb saws:

Senator BRIGHT, of Indiana, who h1s been de-
tanned in this city for several days past in consequence
Of severe attack of inflammatory rheumatism, is
now recovering and happy to inform his
friends that he will probably be well enough to leave
here for Washington City by Wednesday or Thursday
next
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-24
state of Indiana. Esamiito,, County, S.:
August Term, 1916.
Complaint of Insolvency.

Matters n Estate of Nfordecai Moore, deceased.
Sac that the tendency Of this complaint be
the creditors Of said deceased by publication of
this order successfully the Indiana Sentinel
newspaper published in Indianapolis Marion county
m this State and that they be informed that uness they notify
the administrator said of the existence and extent Of
respective claims by ing the statement of the
the contract asSumPst which
the founded the Office of the clerk Of this court
prevos TO the distribution of the assets of the Of said
will postponed in of the claims OF the
more diligent creditors. BY the court
97-6wF Attest, JOHN G. BURNS, Clerk
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1846-12-24

MOLLY DoNE.--Both Houses of the South Carolina
Legislature have adopted resolution appropriating
twenty thousand dollars, to be expended under the di
rection of the Field Officers, to equip the Regiment
Of South Carolina Volunteers, for service in the war
against Mexico.