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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-19
M4lssitAl'S SALE.

UpY of (vs,tditioi cxrhnas) me
I'D from the clerks oc Of the cirruf cont m the C
ted States district Of ndianA i oter zoe safe be
door ownof Aarthvde Morrsp county In
diana. day esi+Hr neat ees 70 a. M M
M and profits Cor years Of The follow dsrib
ed real estate TOWN. Vast halt o. secton 4owns' p u
e half ar scriion .. township ~ esst han
J, . s~cton >.
township east And filu realiza ssufhcisn
stiy III deman vi at the time AMI Vlae cuer Tor
sale simple Of said above described real e THkn as
properly the defendants a. OF Lewis Kemp and
Danlel Bttzey, g~iasf John Sins e. al
A. &. PEPPER.
L. >. Marshal. Di-r Indiana
COT at;.e Cor.fcc 50 81 BY Gro MsO-A7. Dcputy
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-19
MONTEREY. July IA. lS47
Communications were received from Ger

Communications were received from Gen. Wool last night
by Gen. Taylor transmitting papers from the city of Mexico
the 26h They contain the intelligence Of offer
of the United States Government TO nego1tc, made by Mr.
Tst which is the Rio GTande SO deg and from
thence 10 the Pacific for boundary the United States
indemnify Mexico by money for the land thus ceded The
British minister has expressed bis opinion that this offer is
highly favorable TO Mexico, and such she accept
justice 10 herself without compromising her dignity
honor. The Mexican press, however, regard this offer
quite outrageous all former and pronounce il out
Of The question to accept it. still breathing the wake
language denouncug the United States, and striving iD
cite The people.
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ANOTHER HIT.-The Hamilton (Ohio) Inteligen-
Ger, refers to the Taylor movement, in the following
language:
alt has been favorIie plan with those who are trying
TO force Gen. Taylor upon the Wings avoid
ton and by such a they would readily COM
pass their miserable scheme Those therefore who would
preserve the Wing party, must stand up for a convention
as the means of securing the Of the Wings fair
hearing on this subject With convention, the voice of
the of the wings be heard and the Taylor project
defeatedwiihour one the Tayloriies will force their
upon the party and ensure its dissolution The time hsa
come when there Is alternative between the nomna-
ton of out and anwar and the breaking up
Of the Wing organization"
This is plain talk, and speaks the sentiments of the
Ohio Wings. One thing Is Certain. General TAYLOR
can never get the Wing vote of Ohio. The Louis
rile Journal on the other hand says 'CoRwfN is out
of the question:
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PERU AND INDIANAPOLIS RAIL
ROAD.

meeting Of the Directors az the PERT and indianapolis
a Railroad Company, held Upton county cf Tip9n
ana on Saturday the oath day of July D. 1877
Board OF Directors ordered that the books he opened for The Sub
scupon OF stock in the Peru and Indianapolis Railroad Company
on the first Monday Of September accompanied with peii
the Lee islature
discretionary with the Directors the shall
ered and for other purposes v appoint
ed to open the hooks in Marion eourty
Attest, NEWTON ]. JACKSON
Peru and indianapolis Railroad Company.
Notre hereby given, that obeiere the appoint
men looks will he opened The time for the subscription
OF stock to the Peru and ndanao Rsiroa the Of
=. V. r..
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PUEBLA, MEXICO, July 80, 1s47.

PUEBLA MEXICO, July 80, 1547.
We have a story, ioerabIy well authenticated, that
over million of dollars had recently arrived Vera
Cruz for the army.
In relation to the movements Of the army, can give
YOU no than the impression that Gen Scott will
march immediately the arrival Of Gen. Pierce The
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-19
TO PRINTERS.

ENOR SALE Printing Office none of the weat hest coHes of
~ the state-a Democratic pa sIed very
subscription list Job wofk and advertising good None Demo
craft good aud true, need apply Fo further particulars address
editors Of this pape post paid. 236w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-19

Gen. Scott at Puebia the BOA Of Jaly-I0 march
Immediately on the arriral Of Gen. Pierce-Fight
rith Gaerrilas-A big fight hand, or Santa
Anna iS n co1r0rd
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-19
Wnshingt0n Countm

Taken by George p. Housh, Monroe township, May "a
1877 light bay Yeas old, IA hands high, the
right hind leg above The pasern nt appraised at S2S by
VIM. o aron aud 4. II. WilheIall, July s. S47, befoe
Justice John Early.
Taken up BY Jacob yangee in Jackson township AZ miles
south Of Saem pacing gray horse had bell on hands
high Or years old. Also specked mare. fax sa
black name lag hands high 10 or II ,ears old The horse
appraised to $685. the SS BY James Hts and Reuben
H. Denny, Jliy 20, is47, before Justice Jacob wiepan
w. {. DEPACW, Clerk
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N1dTiOn County,
Taken up by Henry Gibson, living in Pike township
bay mare, with black legs, and TAIL and few white
hairs her forehead she is supposed be about
old last spring, and about 4 hands high, with shell
teeth aud white hairs the side of her neck
probably made by yOkeno other marks brands perce
able; appraised TO $50 before Justice Hane>.
Taken up by Nelson M'Caw of Wayne township. the
nth July S47, strawberry two years old past
with blaze in her ioeheadno other marks brands per-
ceivable; appraised TO S27 before justice Narrow.
II. b. DUNCAN, Clerk.
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Epf virtue of executions dire from the ERIK Office
ND OF the Marion cirruit court will expose public sle,
the lh day OF Sept 1871 the Court House door the
Indianapolis in the county of Marion and of Indiana within
tie hours prescribed by law the and profits for
years. OF the following real estate, to-wif:
TIE half
ship No. II, aud range east, containing
And on failure realize the full Judgment inter
est and costs will at the time and place. expose the fee
simple of said real Taken property
Ihasher al tile suit OF George Dino the n
1Ibhets A. w RUSSELL
23ts lSl.sO Sheriff. of MaIon County,.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-19

Every entitled To the right enih I any lands with
etilIerid y trflred
Ia aud Receiver
prtrr Office, Hike therefor lh Il
dollars the pc fixed by ie aci fid August Iei6
practicable after seeing THIS rce aud hTr the ap
punied f the OF the public sale tr lands ebIac
Claimed, otherwise such Clii shall be fTerd.
RICHARD NJ YOUNG Commissioner Gen. Land Office.
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a. NJ. CARAVAN,
Attorney md Counsellor AT Inv.

INDIANAPOLIS, INDIANA.
w ILL attend professional business eised him, this
w and the neiefhOrng counties Of the State.
Prompt alentcn will be gwen The collection securing
debts.
Office Washington stteet The bck building two doO
West ffnm BrnY Hn
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y.
Taken up by James Cunningham, living in Washington
township sorIe mare about 10 Hands high supposed
be years old last spng both hind feet white blaze face
and part of her shaved off; appraised to 45 by Viii
liam Story aud William g. Quick, 2th July, lS47 before
justice Charles B. Butler.
Taken up BY James Lindey, living in Brown township,
one bay horse, hind foot whIie lump in the right
flank the left shoulder longer than the right supposed be
years old last spring other marks brands percevabe;
appraised S27 and 90 CENTS the 18th day Of July s4
before justice Thomas DUNCAN.
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Taken up by Benjimn Rhodes. jefferson township q
sorre horse between 10 and 6 hands hgh light and
TAIL small blaze in the face, both hind feet white,
white hairs the back small TN the right hip sup.
posed be yeas Old last springs appraised 10 $40 by
John Nixon and John WatsUn before justice Jesse akin
b. W. HAWKINS Clerk
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-08-19

Taken up by Samuel Eckenbury, living in Liberty town
ship, the 2Oh day Of May, lS47 bay ley supposed
be years old th~ spiDg with her forehead,
sbour "a hands highs appraised al s27 90 June 3ls 1884,
before justice Brandenburg
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-06-24

~ lent Bacon.
May ~, lS47. Fl MAY
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-06-24
SYAUNTON Az o.
Mile de ", holding out both hands to her hus-


Mile. de ", holding out both hands to her hus
band.
'And now, my friends, resumed the banker. ssi
Is necessary for me to show you, before dsrnissne
you, the instruments of my fortune; YOU can iudoe
with your own eyes if they in the reach of all
of you"
Every body followed Mr. j. into his cabinet
lie opened his large strong brass chest, arranged
with two divisions.
"See my millions, and behold what has produc-
cd them!'
They saw in the top thirty portfolios crowded
with bank no,es-and in the bottom the mean cos
tune OF chimney sweeper, a stuffed hawk. a hur-
dy gnrdy. and pair of wooden shoes; then some
mechanics tools-fiies, hammers, compasses, and
instruments of measurement, all arranged and care
fully kept by Mr.. Andrew j. himself
JOIN TO that, my iriends.' said he, "two other
admirable tools-perseverance and economy. and
you will raise, like me, your fortune, of which be-
hold here the first stone"
lie cave 10 each child louis and little book of
I'VE hundred francs in the saving bank and after a
new performance of the dances of their country
our oavoyards retired, crying, ''Long live Mr. An
drew j. %
Since that day, they have all shown themselves
worthy of their good fortune Some have become
merchants, others learned trade. many entered as
oiice boys at the bankers, learn there better how
the chimney -sweeper became millionaire The
most active earned five thousand francs i'm nouotia
ting the shares of the Northern Railroad
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A TAILOR REMOVED.
e. DOOLEY,

III AS removed hisShop to the house formerly oc-
cupled by Miss Lucy JANE SNYDER, and i'm
mediately opposite the Store of Mr.. WIN. Kyle. and
just below the Post Office, on Main Street, where
he will be happy to receive orders from his friends
and Customers.
Staunton, March a. lS47.-6m
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TO THE FARMERS OF AUGUSTA
AND ADJOINING COUNTIES.

AND ADJOINING COUNTESS.
-31D1S-
TIME subscriber has commenced manufacturing
in this place his celebrated
IMPROVED PATENT WHEAT FAN,
which is considered superior TO any now in use for
cleaning grain of all kinds, having always taken
the first Premiums at the Philadelphia and Roches-
ter Agricultural Societies. They are made in the
most durable manner, and sold on trial. Any far
mer wishing to purchase, and living within 40 miles
of StauntOn, can have one delivered TO him free Of
charge. EGS~ All communications promptly at
tended to.
EW His Shop is on the McAdamized street, in
the building formerly occupied by DIR. Martin
Bathing Establishment.
G. M. BURNETT.
Staunton, May 27, lS47.--2m
N. B.-The subscriber would caution farmers
against purchasing Fans, said TO be of the same
kind, and not having his name stamped upon them
G. M. b.
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POETRY.
~>N~~~--~-~~->~--~-,~~-~~~-.~ -
II O NJ e.

BY EDWIN HERIoT.
Dear are the joys of childhood's home,
Sweet the domestic scene,
Where no temptations rudely come,
Nor dangers intervene
Its pleasing simple charms are lost
In designations strife,
When man, cstranged, is rudely tossed
On the ocean waves of life.
The dark abodcs Of sin and vice
With Turing pleasures blind
But these are bought at the sacrifice
OF health and peace of mind.
The tauDt, the snccr, the idle Jest,
The worlds tumultuous din,
Drown with the doubts Of the anxious breast
The voice that speaks within.
Abroad, temptation spreads its nets,
Entrapping in their folds
The feet of haplcss youth, and fast
The victim firmly holds.
HOME is the calm and sacred shrine
True blessings to impart,
Where virtue, love, and peace combine,
To purify the heart.
Staunton spectator, and general advertiser. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 183?-1849, 1847-06-24

Egypt produces surplus Of q, 600, 600 bushels
OF wheat BY the middle Of June, a large portion
Of this can be thrown into the European Markets.
This will have some effect on the prices Of bread
stuffs
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WEYTE & CO.,
Notice to the Public.

Until the completion of the Virginia Hotel
which is now being erected on the site of the
Washington Hotel, the undersigned will accommo-
ate their friends and the public generally at the
Bell Tavern. They believe their arrangements
will be such to give comfort and satisfaction to
those who may call.
WILLIAM III. CARRIER,
MICHAEL G.. HARTMAN
Staunton April 20, IS47
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STANTON SPECTATOR.
ny KEN TON HARPER.

90 The "SPECT,ATOR" is published once a
soeek, at Ttco Dollars year, " paid an Advance or
Too Dollars and Fifty Cents u delayed beyond the
expiration Of the year. No subscription ,cI be dis
continued, but option the Editor, until oil
rearcdges are paid.
be poet paid, or they ,ciii not be attended to.
o. ADVERTISEMENTS Of thirteen lines Cor
iess inserted three times for dollar, and f,cenfy
foe cents for each subsequent continuance: Larger
advertisements in the proportions n hoerdt d,s-
ount made to advertisers by the gear.
Mr.. ". b. PALMER, American Newspaper and Ad-
ycrtsiup Agent in the cities Baltimore Philadelphia,
New York and Boston, has been appointed Agent for
receiving and forwarding subscriptions and advertise
for this paper at his Offices n,hose cities respec'
lively, viz:
BALrrmoaE, Southeast corner Of Baltimore and Cal
vert Streets.
PHILApELrHiA, No. SO Pine Street.
New YoRK, No. 80 Ann Street.
Bosro No. IA State Street.
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DR.. ID. G.. Ma UPIN.

" VI M ~ y L IN
HAVING permanently located in Mddlebrook,
begs leave to offer his professional services to
the citizens of that village and vicinity. He may
at all times be found at his office at Gardner's Ho-
tel unless professionally engaged.
December 81. lS46-tf
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AObING to Scottsvile or Winchester.---l00
DaT re; Of Flour. Apply Immediately to
Aprll ~, IS47. WHITE & co.
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B0LTiNG. CLOTHS.

IT received, a fresh lot of the ''Hot Anker
" Brand" of Boiling Cloths Those in want of
the article will do well to give us call before they
buy. WOOD & BANNER. =
Winchester Depot, March 25, 1S47.
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CASH FOR NEGROES.

'HNFiE subscriber is anxious to purchase large
u number of NEGROES Of both sexes-sound
and likely. Persons having Negroes to dispose of
Will hnd 1t to their interest to give him call be-
fore selling He will pay the very highest prices.
Ew Letters addressed to me at this place will
be promptly attended to.
JOHN MOORE, Jr.
MAY - IS41-tf
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Court of Probate, .Veioport, Feb. |, 1S47.
Court of Probate, .Nepport, Feb. lst, I847.

CouI Of ProCdfe, Vepporl, FEB. Isl, I647
DETER P. REMINGTON, Administrator
l. on tho estate Of James T. Sherman, late of
Newport, deceased, presents his final account on
said estate for allowance the same is read re-
ceived and referred for consideration 10 a
Court of Probate to be holden at the Town
Hall, in Newporton The first Monday in March
next, at 0 o'clock a. m and notice is ordered
to be given thereof by advertisement for three
successive weeks in the Herald of The Times
that all persons interested may appear at said
time and place and be heard.
True copy witness
Feb 4. Is. HowLAND, Prob. Clk
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WINTER ARRANGEMENT
TO COMMENCE MONDAY, pEc. 2i, is46.

TO COMMENCE MONDAY, DEc. 2i, 1916.
Cars leave Boston from the Depot Of the Old
Colony Rail Road, on Albany street. daily
(Sundays excepted) for Randolph, East Stoning
ton, North Bridgewater, West and East Bridge
water, South Bridgewater, marlborough and
Fall River at "a o'clock a. IN. and 4 p. IN.
Leave Fall River for Boston at "A o'clock a
m and "a p. m. --Inersecling the Trains of the
~ Bedford and Taunton Rail Road at MyIick's
Station.
A Special Car will leave Myrick's Station on
the arrival of the Cars from New Bedford at "a
a. m. for Fall River. Returning, leave F. Riv
Ter at 81 p. m for New Bedford.
Passengers by the Special Car arrive at Fal
River in time to take the steamer Bradford Dur
fee for Providence, r. 1.-The Steamer return
ing in time for the 81 p. Miriam for New-Bed
ford.
Passengers for Newport take the steamer
Perry at Fall River at l2t o'clock p IN. or
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. The Per
| ry leaves Newport at 10 o clock a. m. same days
for Fall River.
Merchandise Trains leave Fall River at 6i
o'clock A. M.
Leave Boston from the Depot Of the Old Colo
ny Rail Road, South Boston, at 10 80 a. m.
SAMUEL H. p LEE, Jr., Superintendent.
| Fall River, dec. 10Th, lS46.-M.
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Benz. Marsh Jr.
NO. las, THAMEs-sTREET

HAS just received from New York, a
H1 fresh supply Of Ladies Cater Boots,
from one Of the best manufactOrys in the
city, and will be prepared to furnish at the
shortest notice, any color or size to match
dresses al the very lowest .Nso York prices.
Also, a large assortment Of desirable ar
,ices, suitable Tor the season, consisting o
Ladies' first quality French Morocco and Kic
Shoes, together with Misses and Chlldren's
Of all descriptions and prices. Also, quan
tity of Children's leather and colored Morocco
Shoes, little shop worn for 25 els. a pair
Those who are in want of the above article:
will please call where they cannot fail 10 b.
uiied, both IN qualify and prices.
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Regular Mari Liae for New-XOrk

The splendid and favorle
SfHH Steamer MASSACHUSETTS,,
Capt Potter, will leave Sioning-
ton for New York ON Tuesday, Thursday and
Saturday evenings, ON the arrival Of the Mail
Train from Boston t'
The new and splendid Steamboat on ECON,
Capt Seth Thayer, will leave Slonington every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday evenings on
the arrlyal of the Mail Train from Boston.
For further information apply atl2e, Thames
street, (up slairs)
oct 20. CHARLES N. TILLEY, Agent.
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Gs@gl IglI.llssS.
10 the Honorable General Assem-.
bly Ofthe State of RhOde-IsIand
and Providence Plantations, Jan.
uary Session, A. d. 1S47.

The undersigned having been for that pur
pose appointed u Committee by the Town o.
Newport, in legal town meeting assembled
in the name and behalf Of said Town, beg
leave TO
Respectfully represent, That in the opin'
ion OF 'he qualified Electors of said Town,
and OF he inhabitants generally, important
altera lons in the form OF its government, (,
and in the variety and extent OF its powers
are required for the greater safety, peace,
good order and efficient government thereof.
That it's maratime posltlon-the number
and pursuits of its permanent population-ils
annually increasing Summer population--the
difficulty (without frequent applications to
the General Assembly for new and enlarged
-powers,) Of meeting exigencles as they arse
the DELAYS aud uncertainties IN enforcing
the local laws by the present Common Law
Courts-the jurisdiction as now established
of the Town Council as q Court of Probate
the defective organization of the Fire De-
partment, and the general insuthclency OF It's
internal police, ARE some among the causes
which strongly indicate the superiority OF a
CITY form of government over that of Town,
as towns are now established, for the effective
p. good government of the Town of Newport.
These and considerations similar TO these,
have induced the Town to desire a City
Charter, the more especially, as satisfactory
evidence is furnished by Chies,that a change
Of government does not necessarily, and IN
the present instance probably would not bur.
den, the citizens with much, if any additional
expense.
Actuated. therefore, by a sincere desire
for a government that shall be more complete
and efficient, and at the same time as little
burdensome as possible, the Town haze duly
caused to be framed and have accepted the
bill for an Act OF Incorporation as a City
which the Committee having been so in
struggled, herewith su bmit 10 the Hon. Gener
ei Assembly.
Whereupon, Sin the name and behalf o
said Town." the Committee pray the Hon
Assembly to grant to said Towns Charter
Of Incorporation, in conformity to the provls
ions of said Bill with such alterations ant
amendments thereof, as the General Assem-
bly, may deem proper And as in duty bound
will ever pray.
GEORGE TURNER.
RICHARD X. RANDOLPH,
. ROBERT p. LEE,
BENZ. FINCH,
SILAS II. COTTRELL,
Commmittee
Newport, Jan. a, 1S47.
True copy-witness--
HENRY BOWEN, Ste'y.
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Commissioners Notice.

THE subscribers having been appointed by
i the Hon. Court Of Probate of the town of
Newport, Commissioners to receive and ex-
anime the claims of the creditors of the estate
Of Thomas G. Pitman, late of Newport, tanner
dec, represented insovent, and six months
from the Cd day of November instant having
been allowed by said court to said creditors to
bring in and prove their claims, all persons
having claims against said estate are requested
to present them to either of us, and we will
meet at the store of J. S. Munro, on Saturday,
May Ist lS47, at 3 o'clock p. NJ, for the pur-
pose of deciding on the claims that may be
presented against said estate.
VIM. SHERMAN, {
GEO. T. WEAVER, Commrs.
EDWARD T. ALLAN. (
Feb. 4th, 1S47.
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WILLIAMS & FREEB0RN,
No. l2S, Thames street,

(the Store formerly occupied by the late Wm
ID. Callahan) where they can have their Paint
inc an Glazing done on as reasonable terms
as al any other establishment in this town.
Please call and examine for yourselves.
N B On hand a new and superior article o
WHITE LEAD, which we are selling very
cheap. [Newporl, Dec 3, 1916