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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-31

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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1847-03-31

COPPER KErTt Es--Wssh and Stew Keulss ON
~ hand and igr sale low al IaHNSaNiE
Ihf y Us Market Squsrr.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-04
NationaIRoad rTce,;uy.

At meeting of the citizens of Marion county
held in the court house on the 26h ul for the pur.
pose OF adopting plan of repairing the
damage done by the late food 10 the Cumberland road
west OF White river, and roads and bridges gener-
ally IN Marion county, N. B. Palmer was called %
the chair and S. V. B. Noel appointed secretary.
MIR. Railsback moved the following resolution,
which was unanimously adopted
ReSofrsd, That the board of county commissioners
be requested to appropriate amount of money sui-
Gent to repair aud rebuild the roads and bridges tina,
may have been damaged or swept away by the late
freshet in Marion county, least such extraordi-
nary damages just considerations of public nteres,
may seem to req ire.
On motion of Mr.. ]. Carlisle, committee was ap-
pointed TO examine and ascertain the amount OF
damage sustained the National road west of
White river, in this county, and report the same to
the board Of commissioners at their next meeting
Messrs. Thos Englesfeld, Joseph Fairchild, and
l.. B. Wilson were appointed said committee.
On motion of Mr.. James Johnson, the proceedings
OF this meeting ordered to be published In the
Sentinel and Journal.
The meeting addressed by Messrs. John Tur-
ner, ]. & ID. Carlisle, Rsilsback and Falrchld.
On motion of Mr.. John Turner, the meeting ad-
journed. N. B. PALMER, Chm
S. v. B. NOEL, Sec'y.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-04

PHILosoPHIc LIBELLER.-The Chronicle man saws
that Senator CoRwIN, having examined the causes of
the war, has discovered that . is founded in he -
And, thereuPon, with equal dignity and decency, he
adds:
What must have been the depth of hypocricy at
Washington when American President could utter
the asshoOd, and the American Congress sustain it.
that the Mexicans had shed american blood on Amer
ican soit?" No man, of any nation abroad. did, or
can believe 1t; and this stain the fair page Of
American history was placed there-like the crime of
sucide-without honor or sympathy frun any portion
of the human race"
This fddling party hack has been gloating the
prescription of Thomas Richie for an alleged libel
upon the Senate. Yet he is here found asserting,
with all the impudence of the father of lies himself
that the Chief Magistrate and the Congress of his
country have the asserted and the other sUsta ned
falschood each acting under the highest sanctions
which can be applied TO the conscience of man.
And what is this falsehood The statement that
our troops were upon own soil when attacked and
shot down by the enemy. In other words, that tie
State of Texas extends 10 the Rio Grande. Why
Madison and Monroe asserted that,-Jackson and Van
Buren, claimed it,-Adams and Clay and Webster all
insisted upon it,-and the President of Mexico in
solemn treaty with Texas, admitted it. They have
all lied it seems, and the history of the country,
upon this subject, from first to last. all lie when
partizan driveer finds such premises necessary to
assal his own government, dishonor bis country and
take the side OF her open enemy.-Cin. Enquirer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-04

G5-The Western Telegraph Company have opened
books for subscription to their stock and intend To
construct the line from Wheeling to Louisville with
out delay The amount of stock has been apportion-
ed, and each place through which the lines pass will
have opportunity to subscribe the amount of stock
apportioned to it. The whole amount apportoned to
Cincinnati, $4,000, has been subscribed, and Mr..
Case. Agent. is at Louisville. The amount for
that place. $4,000. is perhaps taken by this time.
The company expect to have the line from Louisville
connect with all the Eastern Cities far Boston,
by the 18th of July next and the whole line complete
to New Orleans, in less than two years.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-04
ADMIyESTRaTOR,S SALE.

NJ Office hereby given that the undersigned administrator
~ of the estate of Ande Murphy late OF Marion county
deceased WILL Saturday the 9th day March,
coed to sell the following described belonging
estate Of the said dceint The half the
east quarter of thirty five township north
three also Of the northwest Of the
half of the northwest quarter of section thyour
township and aforesaid The said sale will
auction late Of the deceased situated upon
described Of land the following
third of the purchase to be paid in hand eh thereof
paid six the remaining onehird
twelve months the day of sale The sail
subject the widows and the purchaser will required
give for the last bea interest from
with sufficient freehold security JACOB ROBERTS
February 3. Administrator.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-04
Railroad Meeting.

At an adjourned meeting of the friends of the con
templated Railroad from St. Louis to Cincinnati,
passing through Illinois and Indiana, Hon. N. Me-
Carly was selected Presiden., A. H. DAVIDSON, ESQ.,
Vice President, and l.. B. WILSON Secretary.
The report of the committee appointed at former
meeting was read by Geo. A. Chapman.
After full and free consultation, it was
RESOLVED, That committee of correspondence be
appointed with full power to call another meeting
early day practicable.
Nicholas McCarty, DIR. ]. s. Bobbs, A. H. David
son, S. v. B. Noel and Jas. c. Yohn were appointed
said committee.
The committee on the first report had leave to hold
over the same until the next meeting.
N. MCCARTHY, President.
A. II. DAVIDSON, Vice President.
L. b. Wilson, Secretary.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-04

"AID AND CoNFoRT."-The Washington cores
pendent of the n. York Journal of Commerce says ::
1.-The Mexicans are. at present, under erroneous
impression in regard TO the position of the whig party
in regard 10 this A letter was received here,
yesterday, by member of Congress, from intell-
gent source in Mexico, which says that the Mexican
leaders believe that there will be change of ad-
ministraton in this country. in two years. and that
then they make what t,rms of peace they
please"
Not very ''erroncous" either is that impression
as TO the course of the wing party 1t has become
perfect demonstration and among the most certain
evidences that the Mexican leaders correct as to
the position of their allies here, the ndca-
tions that the "Peace bill" is TO be defeated by any
and every variety of preexts and by any species of
combination, in order prolong this contest embar-
the country. and feed the hopes of the enemy.
What a commentary is it upon great party in this
country that foreign enemy looks forward to the
political triumph of that party, event in which
that enemy will be able to secure its own terms of
peace Aud how deplorable the fact that the course
of that party, in the present exigency, only
rants the hope, but justes the assumption, that such
result would follow a change of administration Let
the people see to it.-Cincinnati Enquirer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-04
Indianapolis. Feb. 26, l647.
FRIDAY EVEN

FRIDAY EVENING, Feb. 20, 1647
Pursuant to public notice, meeting was held in
the basement of Roberts Chapel Rev VIM Daniels
presiding.
On motion. J. D. Defrees was appointed one OF the
Secretaries.
The meeting then opened by prayer, by the
Rev. Mr. Gillett.
The foregoing address to the people of Marion
county, reported by the committee appointed for that
purpose, read and after some discussion, unanl-
mously adopted, and ordered to be printed.
On motion, c. Fletcher, H. p Coburn, John Carlisle
and John B. Dillon, were added to the Executive
Committee.
On motion of Mr.. Mcguire, Resolpsa, That this
meeting respectfully request the members Of the Bal
whose professional business calls them the Court.
In the neghboring counties, to call public attention
to the suferings of brethren in Ireland and Scot
land, and suggest the adoption Of such measures a:
they nay deem proper to raise subscriptions of money
and provisions for their relief. ..s,,.
Before the adjournment Of the meeting the sum o
5000 50, in money and provisions, was subscribed
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-04
I,URg,rC NOTICE.

hereby given Books will I've the following
places viz: At of Templn Co.. Hart &
Co.. BraCken Andesun Auditors office, William
Seasain's ia the OF Green6ed Elijah Tynes IN Blue
River township. at the of Freepo aud il the
Olson, with Mr. Jackson. Monday tie 29i February
l6i7 for the subscription stock to the Greenfield Railroad
Company" In accordance with tie provisions OF entitled
"An provide of the
part OF the puh X of t State by private
nes SC" approved Jam g. 1872 provisions
extended said company by emitted An provide
the construction Railroad intersect the Sebyvi
Railroad" approved JAM &c, 1917
JOHN MYERS,
A. T.HARr,
JOHN TEMPLIN.
JACOB HUNTINGTON,
NATHAN CRAWFORD,
ELIJAH TYNER,
wan. SEBASTIAN
Commissioners GreeEfzd r. r. Co.
j. RuTHsRFoRp, Sec'y.
Greenfield 18th Feb, 1917. 62-3w journal copy.l
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-04
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the signed viii proceed
offer public sale the late residence Daniel P~ ae
Franklin township Marion county Indiana the first day of
April all the Of said decedent consisting
part Of horses cattle and sheep all kinds Of farming utensils
and household and kitchen furniture. credit of twelve months
will be given all above three do by the purchaser
giving with app owed eehod ecuy subject
property All of three dollars aud under cash
Sale TO commence at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ E n. SINNER,
S-3w nil
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-04
Union Literary Society.

The next lecture before the Lyceum will be deliver
ed by the Rev. Mr.. Gillett. The subject will be Ma
pies and its vicinity. Mr.. G. is eyewitness OF
what he relates, for he formerly member Of our
gallant Navy and has visited Europe, Asia and Afri-
Ca The lecture will be delivered in the vestry Of
Roberts Chapel. on Monday evening the 9Th instant,
at \ O'clock
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-04
SIIEislEE,S SALE.

UpY vindioni directed from
ID Marion circuit court VIII
2d day Of March, S47 at the court house door
Of Indianapolis within the hours prescribed by law
all the following real estate
Forty of Of the north end Of lots number Ii and ~
Of Inii napos and on failure
10 realize full Of Judgment interest," and costs VIII
the place. expose the fee simple OF sand real
property the suit OF tie
weiand aud the suit OF
the for the VI Samuel T. Woollen.
as-aa-sI75 A. w. RUSSELL, Sheriff Marion Co.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-04
SuERiFF,s SALE.

NY q Of vendiiion exponss directed from
the clerks Office Of the Marion circuit court will expose
public sale the 23d day Of March, 1884, al the court house
the Indianapolis within the hours prescribed BY
and profits for the following real
e tow The fractional part Of the northwest bali Of square
number and g. in the town Of Indianapolis
and failure realize the full amount Of said judgment interest
will the time and place expose the Zee simple
Taken the OF Roherf samuel j.
and Elliott NJ Psterson the suit Of Moses Fsouf Adminstr
~ Of the estate Of Joseph Lake. deceesed.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-04

MEXICAN PRIvATEERs.--TLe Salem Register thinks
that the Mexican Prvaeers reported as having sailed
from the Thames will turn out TO be nothing mure
than vessel designed for the opium trade. gen.
tleman from Manila. now in that city, states it as a
fact within his knowledge. that before he left there
agent on his way England for the purpose of
procuring such vessels, and these probably the
fruits of his mission.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-04
sMERIEE,S SALE.

E2Y virtue of thre. wrs OF vsndoni to directed
eI clerks Maroa
expose public SALE the 2h day OF March, 1877, the
House door, the Of Indianapolis within tie
lowing Out IS OF the
adjoining indianapolis and lot nunher
square the indianapolis and the south
quarter section
shin number l6 number e:st-i0 on
failure realize the full Of Judgment interest
the time and place. the Of said
Taken property Little.
Thomas H. Sharpe; and the of Homs B-pner
the suit Of Robert Adams. A. w. RUSSELL.
St-3w-S2S7 SheriT of Mario Con
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-04
state Of Indiana, Marion County, IS

TX THE CoURT SAID County, fEBRrARf JEEk o
OF Richard Doughty
Doughty. Richard Doughty John Doughty
ward uu.hiy y7col Martin aud Sarah hs WIFE, lanes K
Mckee and Felix McKee, Heirs al law OF Riclard Doughty
decreased
settlement Of the estate Of Richard DoHAy.
deceased.
ycyE said defendants Doughty and Richard Doughty,
4 who are not residents state of nann hereby
said All Wright administrator aforesaid, has
the oter defendants aiOve
named his pettion charging with having received large
from Richard Dously. deceased
which ought tie hual settlement
tereof for by item that said petition Is
pending sid court aud that tey Hpleat ~ sh ouit ana
tIe said peion tie FIRST day of
nm teeof default thercof the same viii be taken
them, aud eetileIneut dis
hution of said will he made aeods by order OF
III Out r. D. DUNCAN, Clerk,
IN 1877. cS-SH
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-04

0tFWhen Senator Bright was about to compare
the language of the Union with the language of SEN
ator Westcot, the God-like Daniel called him to or
der. Senator may utter as many and gross IL
bes lie peases on the floor of the Senate, but an
editor who conducts press in Washington must be
disgraced if he publishes an unpalatable communca-
ton-one that offends that queer thing called dignity
which condescends to wranele all day about place
on its cushioned seats Louisville Democrat.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-04
SfIEIsIEE,S SALE.

10y virtue Of Decree directed from the clerks Office Of
40 the Marion circuit court. viii public SALE the
Goth March. S4s Court House In te
Indianapolis within the hours by law the aud
profits years, of all the following real estate wit
Tie ilf quarter nuncr l6
ship number Is nprho nuner and future to real
said ui at the
time and place. expose public sale the fee simple OF said
real Taken the property Of Benjamin CHAPMAN It the
suit OF Joseph Johnson. A. w. RUSSELL.
= go
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-04

OrTSpecie is arriving now very freely, by almost
all the packets from Europe. The Bavaria, from Ha-
vre, understand. has 100000. Yet there are
some people who insist that money will be very
during the next sixty days Such persons should by
all gather their money into stockings aud bury
it, If money is this Spring, it will never be
plenty while the world stands.--Jomnal Of Com
naerce.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-04

PENNSYLVANIA LEeIsLATURE.--A bill was passed
on Tuesday, authorizing the State Treasurer to borrow
5000 600 to meet the deficit in pa, ment o: the inter-
est due on the 1st inst.
The loan bears an interest of per cent, is reim-
bursable in ninety days, and the first receipts in the
treasury are pledged for its payment.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-04

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned has taken OF
" the clerks Office of the Probate court Of Marion county In
diana of administration OF Daniel
of the said deceased All indebted
required TO make Immediate payment and al having
claims against said estate requested to present them duly anthem
icated for settlement. Said estate Is supposed TO be insovcnt
E. y. SINNER Admir-.
EehrT
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-04
NOTICE

hereby given tina, on the 9Th day arch 1871 win offer
81. IN. ~r,al effects Deceased, his late resi-
lrne on The farm iIeosen, Eco two miles "n The And
son rad snih which l. large wagon, ste
sf farming menSfs,a and
better n,e erd Of six mouths on ~ os e
tb,.e security walou rtirf ~ no
oxr he estate qsestd make rn'rn and Those WHO have
claims 10 present supposed tr esae y m..atens
In AN.Ll Y
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-04

"The Essex Steam Mill company of Newburypori,
have declsred semi-annua dividend of per cent,
payable next Monday"
This is the fifth sixth manufacturing company of
Massachusetts, which has declared sem-annual diyi-
dend of FIVE per cent within few weeks.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-04
LIST OE LETTERS

ESEMAINlNG On ths fos Once at IndianaPo indiana.
II . March !. lsf7.
QPersSns calling for these letters viH please say
ADVERTISED
The inland postage all feters papers for Foreign
Countries mast be prepaid Otherwise they be
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-04

OrrWe see, by the New York papers, thai the
hiring skeleton is dead. DR.. Edison. who exhibit
ted lately at the Museum in New York. as second
bony part" died on Saturday. His disease Of course
was consumption.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SALE.

NOTICE hereby given fhlt undersigned, Administering Of
the Murphy Marion csnny deceased
viii the ah day Of March, A. 1877 proceed To sell hs 81 corr
one hundred ffy bushels beonging 10 sid
liberal will be given purchasers and notes required
with sufficient made Paya he without ,ei n vs.,t" OF
appraisemrnt laws JACOB kobEKIs.
Fe,l slb Isi7 Administrator.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-04
siIEixIEF,s SALE.

NY directed from he clerks
IL IN the sOrh day of March, S47 the house door
the town Of Indianapolis within the hours prescribed ny law
all the following real
IN number H. In the town OF ndan-
apois and failure realize the full amount OF SAID dereef
time and pace expose 10
ouhc saIs simple Of said real esst TAKEN as tie
Davis and Nntianici Davis
ire suf and ~ the 49, o. isn -
eS-3w9iJe3 A. w. ktcohL1, 1"'t'h 'i1'Sh W
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-04
CvCCUrORS, NOTICE,

su1uE taken o o the Clerks oice OF me Pro-
hate court county letters testanentary Ca the est ie
s,,ei Idsery crunty, deceased An persons
indebted said requested To make immediate payment
ma ali ros having claims sed estate requested 10
ser stin dul, authenticated fr seleent Said pfoba
- 80,
'o s'"e" HENRY TUTENiLER, Ezee1fsrs.
r. m rot- LANES GENTLE.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-04
LIE.

ON Of March there will be sold to the highest
" bidder Of Of Marion
ceased hundred bushels Of corn at The crib aa one COW
As the property credit until the Isl day of June
ISf7 purchaser bond and approved
Feb. 8. l647 AUGUSTfN w WE'RE. Adnr.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-04

THE GREAT GUS.-The large gun cast in England,
to replace the Peacemaker, which. readers will
remember exploded on board the Princeton. has been,
| or will at once be, put on board the bomb ketch at
Brooklyn, and taken to the Gulf, to be used at Vera
| Cruz.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-04

besides slaves and heads for three hundred -four bar
rels.
The names of donors, with the amounts paid. will
be published from time to time in the several
of Indianapolis. together with notices Of the time Of
sending of provisions.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-04
Literary Notice.

The annual exhibition Of The Erodephan Society OF Mi
ami University will take place Tuesday evening" March
9Th, lS47
RS. VOORHEES,,
r. " MOORE IT,, ,e a,x.nosnsn,,
N c. McDILL,
R. p. DAVIDSON.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-04

o. The Washington correspondent of the Batl-
more Sum- under date of the 18th instant states that
there are letters in that city from the highest and
most respectable source in New Orleans, stating that
the basis of an amcabe arrangement between this
Government and that of Mexico, is already substan-
TALLY agreed to, and requires now nothing but the
passag Of the three million appropriation BILL to be
finally consummated."
But the combination of whiggery and Calhounism
will defeat that bill, or otherwise pass 1t that we
shall obtain territory-no inden'nity-be comPell-
ed to withdraw armies, surrender all and submit
to terms far more favorable TO Mexico than tho e
which are now substantially agreed to."-Cincin-
natl Enquirer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-04

CONDITION EURoPE.-The London correspondent
of the Journal of Commerce, in late letter, thus
briefly up the present condition of Europe;
Eighteen hundred and forty-seven will be memo
rable year for the historian Of Europe II has been
ushered in with goum Ireland has its famine-Frnnce
is on the eve of momentous events-Spain is hugging
the shadow of her former greatness, and getting crush
ed in the embracePortuga plays at soldiers and ex-
hausts the derison Of the world-Prussia is oscilla-
ting in tue balance of Observation-Disclosures has gorged
the free republic Of Cacow and Rus ia botted Poland
from the map of nations. In England, party, as
hitherto known, ceases to exist New men. new
MEASURES, either appear upon the political stage, or
are demanded by the stirring necessities Of the times.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-04
HOGSi HOGS!!

THE subscribers wish to purchass thousand fifteen
dred prime Hogs Pork delivered at the OIL Fs
c.y Of 'j S9a r. lhsc ei
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-04

RELIEF OF IRELAND.-They raising liberal con-
tributions for the relief of Ireland on the scaboard
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-03-04

% i III IOIILIt,
III. p. COBURN,
JOHN CARLISLE,
JAMES BLAKE,
JOHN WILKINS,
JOHN B. DILLON.
The banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1844-1847, 1847-02-24

with old bitter enemies, at tie power
and the very existence Of the slave
States, through their institutions. The
Wilmot proviso is an extinguisher, if it
becomes therule of action, on their cha.
racter and their power. They are to
be subjugated and trampled on-taxed
of their treasures and drained of their
best blood, to conquer lands from which
they are to be driven as unworthy to
inhabit-kicked, spurned and despised.
And these lands on their own very bor-
ders, arssto be made the nur series Of
strength in which new enemies to them
aud their institutions are to be planted,
70 add to the already overgrown p over
of proud oppressors. A belt of new
States is to be drawn all around them as
wall of fire, within whose Anaconda
embrace they may wreathe and strug-
gle as they please, but they will inevita-
bly, be crushed and swallowed up at last.
9 Better a,eso to face this danger-,o
meet it at once while we are strong and
cqual-while our men have arms in
their hands, and spirit and soul is left to
defend the rights their fathers won in
times past.