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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-17


~ ,d,,J pursuance Of law James rols President Of The
public sales viii be held Land oces ia
Of Iowa at The periods hereinafter designated
day e Js,y next Or PuSei unss
N., q he base i.s, ard q s h principal usiSs..
T%S e sf mime sas %@ S n SsS s 1.s,
townships eighty nine and ninety Of Iinse twelve =
townships eighty six eighty eighty eight and egynine Of
Township eighty nine, Of range fneen
Aihe Land oce 81 Iowa cay commencing on Monday e nine
een aas Of Jgy for The dposa Of the pubic lands h lhe
MS q ss base s and S.s q tas A Fgal -saau
sixteen.
The quarter. northwest quartz, Of
The southeast quarter Of section
quarter Of the noeas Of twenty one;
twenty the ns hall Of he sasa Suss1 e se
@ Inc sss9R % Y. ny @y ~ s"S %y
five and The hall sad seuihei Of section lhiny
Az The sections nh nuners in township seventy
quallerl 10 The same tow nhp the east hall and nor e
Quarter OF The 1oheast quartet and The northeast quarter Of Inc month
The northeast o the naeast quarter
quarter the oth~s quarter Of ssciion ,y s ~"
% ss haze snd aoG s o % %s
nsps seventy nine eighty and eighty OF range sineen
y sixth day Of July for the The public
ae nest Of the fin principal meridian
h ne sections van even numbers IN townships seventy and seven
the northeast quarter quarter section seventeen
Iof the
and section ve except the south quar-
lei, IN township seventy one, OF asge eleven.
veHy seu che qss aT sseia s,ss
teen; the ss half Of the southwest quarter f eniy
the southeast quarter Of section thirty three IN ewnp seveH and
the northeast quaner Of the northeast quarter
ship seventy one Of range twelve.
An sections with numbers in township sevenyne range
.oes, quar,sr Of section two; the ao.,sa
sevenywoi even sum-fs il rs..
ship seventy ihse lexcepi the half egeea
Two the soathwes quarter al section The
hns with township srveui, ur q rang sixteen
The northwest the ives, half Of the q-aner
tow nshp se.ss
Tour, the south half OF thirty, twe
and the west half and southeast q thirty and
the south half OF The southwest of twenty
gnine and the southeast quarter, south nhwest
gare and The southwest quarter q The nohest uf section
bers IN township seventy i've OF range seventeen:
Of the northeast qnar Of nonhwrsi olaer the
west halt and southeast Of the s~i qar
tse,se and snsen the se b. and -,ra- Of .he
southeast quarter, The half The qaer norh-
ss q",ss and The snssa qas.'sf The nosIss gutter Of
fr all The nshp s<ventv 6ve
zoe g sn and "s me s %u o - ss M nss
sselis thiryone, The sossnssp range eighteen
purposes VIII : sssaded1ro@ sales ''' """'' OF '"s
d r. snS NO pss ss< rs
The townships sections offered, will aIler iks
Ap xeas s sSsd and a. .esss ~ I"
R,cssnD ~ You've cs..ssisse q tn s.s,s a1ss n
NOTICE TO PRE- ENrrIoS CLAIMANTS. = =,
Esry person so'ed 70 r Fix Of pee any -. 11t
% sasor q The Register ana a~rri- y -
s ssd s ana 7 s< ., ss sr n s.... e
Of Tho public sale rmssst'ur &c 1sr, cI.s
srsSe sae' e''m "'h Is kfesrd. 80. ..,. !. :.
sssx r-,e~ c.-->-.- s'Ss Z, go as. y < g
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-17

A decentralization is made in a Mexican pa
per Of the departure from Zacatecas to Join Santa
Anna in defence of the road the capital of brig
ade commanded by Don Santiago Humphreys The
Matamoras Star says:
=" We recognize in this most potent Don, no less
personage than cowardly villain, once a citizen of
Texas who there styled himself DIR. James Humphreys
and who murdered in cold BLOOD several years ago,
in the city OF Houston, worthy man. named Powell
After the commission of this act he fled 10 Mexico
AT the time the Texans surrendered themselves prs-
oners at Mier, Humphreys the attending surgeon
OF Ampudia, and doubt his counsellor in deceving
the Texans, and breaking the solemn pledge by which
they were induced to give up their arms"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-17

Is MARION CIRCUIT Court.
- Ia ChaRcry
Fubo administrator of the estate Of Joseph Fur
bos deceased late Of Marion county, Marrelius furfos
Winde Disharoon, and Sally Dharoon his wife, and Eleanor
Morris heirs at law of the said Joseph Furbos deceased and
Leven Morris Mary Morris, sally Morris. William Norris Eli
zabeh Morris Catherine Morris Josephine Norris
heirs at law Of Samuel Morris deceased late OF Marion
State of Indiana. K. - -
rHNHE defendants Marcelns Furhos Wnder Disharoon,
and Sally Disharoon his wife, who residents Of the
Indiana,
nant has d his bill Of complaint against them and the other
in the probate county.
gage given by Samuel Morris deceased life
the said Joseph Farbos decreased n his life for tots No
eighteen Bethel
Mao, OF Indiana That the pending in said
that unless they appear plead to- demur
bill before the calling the said
the Of said to be holden at The Court House in
danspos Monday the 9th day Of August l6f7 the said bill
will be taken confessed against them. !
Lucian Barbour SOL .53w r, q. DUNCAN, elk. j.
~.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SAIL,

~ Office Is hereby given for sale Saturday.
June 49, lsis, at the tate residence OF EiZaefh Blue In
Washington township the personal property of
wheat in the ground cre. srmiag
and household sale
said day. and to connne Till the articles sold crfdt Of
months will be given all three dollars
note with good freehold
appraisement snms under dollars hand
May o. 1877. I1I-w3%. BENJAMIN BLUE. dm,r.
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: STRAYED.

n UNR0M Fulton township, Fountain county, Indians
IN ~ about the 22d Of April. GREY MAI L, 10
A or ~ old about Is hands high, rather
and tan, wen made light body her whas
monty led glass eye she bas had the tua broke left
side OF the had taken
getting nearly well when she left The skin
white shoes contender footed. who will
formation by letter olherw Covinston Ind Hil
suitably rewarded. - THOMAS BRACKEN.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-17

For Congress,
WILLIAM w. WICK.
MARION COUNTY NOMINATIONS.

THOMAS w. COUNSEL,
1'eF' ''e'''"'''''' ! GEORGE A. CHAPMAN.
County Treasurer, JOHN nj. TALBOT.
County Assessor, AHIRA WELLS
County Commissioner, ELIAS N. SINNER. =.
School Commissioner, ABRAHAM KOONTZ.
We authorized announce JACOB LANDS as candi
date for county Treasurer.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-17

Gen. Twiggs is large fat man, grey headed, and
wears enormous white whskesS AMI mustache He
is rough, plan and prompt doing every thing quick
ly, but nothing without sound reflection. As Gen
era, he is considered of the best in the army,
and in lighting, shows all the grit and hang-on-ish
ness mot Webster's) of Q. bull-terrier.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-17

GEN. TAYLOR TAKEN.-The Reading Jefferson De-
mocrat says:-"The greatest misfortune which has
ever befallen the gallant hero of Palo Alto, Rcsaca
de Ia Palma. Monterey, and Buena Vista, is, that al
last he has fallen into the hands Of The enemy, in
country,-in the nomination of the old hero b ~
Mexican Federal party! Truly old Rough and
Ready" has been taken at last by the enemy.''
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-17

SUGGESTED GESERAL TAYLoR.-The Washington
under Gen. Scott, undertaken, Gen. Taylor was
consulted, and in September last, suggested large boIy
of regular troops for such expedition. This Induced
the call for the ten additional regular regiments
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-17

TOUCHING PRooFs'o BENEVOLENT SYMPATHY
Captain Toole of resident merchants of high
standing in the city, has within short time, receiy-
ed from different individuals in the community, no
less than $4,000, in part passage money for emf
grants from Ireland, but principally as kindly offer
ings, to be RENTED to that unfortunate country, to
alleviate the distress experienced by the friends and
relations of the donors-N o. Commercial Times,
18Th inst.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-17

The WAY TO ApvERTrsE.-The New York Sun
says, we were shown receipt for nine hundred and
eighteen dollars and serentyue cents, the amount paid
in adrance for years advertising, by DIR. Town.
send in Philadelphia paper. The Dr. paid the New
York Sun more than double that amount last year and
this 1t is not astonishing that bis excellent medicine
has gained the great popularity it has attained
throughout the country, for he knows how and Is not
afraid 70 advertise.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-17

AT the death Of Gen. DRoMGooLE, he left most of
his property to the family of Mr.. DUGGER, a gentle
man whom he shot in duel about ten years ago.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-17
observation-disclosures NOTICE.

~ Office hereby that rliefs Of adj have been
~ granted to the undeed by the clerk probate eoa1
Marion county, bearing date May 18Th, Joseph
Furbos Of said county, deceased An peo
deed said requested immediate
undersigned and those having against requested
the r The probably
May l6, loi7..r 46-Jw n. II. FURBOS Admr. =
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-17

Gr1-Santa Anna remarked the night previous to the
battle of Cerro Gordo--ssIf the yankees can storm
that place, they storm hell itself!p The place
was stormed.
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ADMINISTRATOR,S NOTICE.

NOTIJE hereby thai have been appointed
Marion Pro,a Court administrator Eliza
beth Blue late Of said persons
against said estate notified to present the for payment
corng law and all persons indebted the notified
make immediate payment. The 49,.
May 3wlIl BENJAMIN BI.TrE Admir-
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned taken
letters of administration the of Jacob Carpe
Marion county deceased All persons indebted said
requested to make immediate payments and having claim
against the Them properly authenticated for
Element The estate is supposed TO be solver
May 26. 1871 lll-3wC DANIEL LANDREY. Admir-.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-17

ENGLISH VIEWS OF AMERcA.--In the course of
some curious remarks The victorious career of the
United States forces in Mexico the London Pictorial
Times gives vent to the following view Of our pro-
gress i.Ns-, =,
"Ihe present position of the United States is UNI
parallelcd IN the history of the world In very much
less Than century they have sprung from compare
1--WE nothlngness TO occupy very prominent and in
luental position amongst the nations of the earth
hat influence andthat power is be used for good
or Tor evil They are now even trembling in the bal
ance and all wise and good men, in all parts of the
world, are curious and anxious for the result fu-
ure destiny for the United States opens in brilliant
perspective before Ere the close of this century
1t is estimated she will claim hundred millions of
people, and will occupy breadth of territory in COM
parlson with which all Europe sinks into the shade
But not IN extent alone is this future immensely sbad
owed forth. In Europe we have forty languages and
hundreds OF dialects; We have people of various ra-
ces obeylng different princes; for ages engaged in
contests with each other, and having opposite re-
gions and commercial interests. Our Atlantic
brethren, on the contrary, have a language in COM
mon, and that language of great literary wealth
and natural vigor; they sprung from one race,
and that race the energetic AngloSaxon; they obey
one federal government, and have for the length and
breadth OF their immense land, but one general inter-
est. They have begun the world with political prin-
cpes which other states have looked to as the acme
OF civilization they start in national existence with
the experience of the old world for their guidance
and the exhaustless of the new world for
their portion. The problem to be solved is, whether
or not they will be true to their high desines"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-17
by the Precedent of the United States.

rf IN pursuance Of I, JAMES X POLK. PKrspKsf of
UNITED AMERICA, do hereby decirc
Al
MIsERAL the TEshrosr W,sceSsIs
Monday M nisetesmh day y acct nor the disposal OF the public
anss wihin the aforementioned .exnshps % wit:
North Of the base line If Ia Jestt principal rRerdi
Township OF th
Township seyenteena and eighteen, Of ransc .foar.
Lands for6 of schools, military, other
purposes, will be excluded from the -<s-zt
The the lands
disposed off, onsj and entries Of land
the townships offered win he addlsd nntifafsf Che expiration Of
weeks from the ccHtnencsment Of said efe
Given under band at The city d Washington, this first day Of
April Ammo puiui shoasand eight hundred and lofty seven
~ By President JAMES X POL.k.
RICHARD H. YOUNG. commisone q ne General Land Once
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every entitled the right emtDn lands wfhH
nshp establish the the
satisfaction OF the Register and Receiver Mineral Point and make
fhi notice and
before the day nontrd m the Of The public sale OF
the lands embracing The claimed: otherwise snc claim VIII he
RICHARD NJ YOUNG, Commissioned The General
iand ufoe 9Stj s7-iow
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MAY REPORT

York, No. SO, Wall street. 5-
HVHIs nstuon during The month Of May, Issued ninety
n three Policies.
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WOMAN IN THE UNITED STATES AND IN EURoPE-
Fanny kemble Butler, in her new work. "a Year of
Consolation audes to her sojourn in this country
with something like feeling of modified dssatisfac-
llon! one excIaims, aboring under the chagrin &C.
casioned by the petty dscomors Of travelling on the
Continent, in Europe:
I'll had travelled more on the Continent before
went 10 America, should have been infinitely less
surprised and amazed than was at the various un-
pleasant peculiarities of its inhabitants"
This can hardly be called complimentary; nor is it
precisely what we desire to refer to at present. Yet
II is an instructive lesson that future travellers in this
hemisphere might commit to memory with consider
able benefit. She adds in another chapter:
"Oh, my poor dear American fellow-citizens, how
numbly, on my knees, do beg your pardon for all
The reproaches have leyeed against your natonal
diversion of spitting and the consequent filth which
youcreate around you. Here sat, in the cabin Of
tins boat, surrounded with men hawking and splitting,
and whereas sPittoons have been hitherto the bane
Eof my life in the United States, Spittoon here to-
day, would have been the JOY Of my heart, and lie
delight of my eyes. How 1 thought, too, of the hon
or and security in which woman might traverse
alone from Georgia TO Mane that y.;t couR,fy, eer
aInef assistance, attention, the most respectful civil
fty- me mosi humane protection, from every She
meets without The fear Of injury or insult screened
by the most sacred and universal care from even the
appearance OF neglect or impertinence travelling
alone with as much safety and comfort as though she
meets.f'
Now, to our mind TO say Of a country that help
less female may travel alone in IL .itl as much safe
y and comfort, though she the sister or the
daughter OF every man she meets" is to pronounce
euogy upon its inhabitants of the highest and proud
est character - -
Without any wish to indulge in mawkish sentiment
upon the subject of what we Americans are, by Gus
tom, Ga very silly custom,1 compelled to call the la
dieS 1t is grave TRUTH established by history aud
demonstrated by experience, that civil Institutions
and social order have always reached their highest
point of perfection in a community where the women
are most respected and the lowest where women are
degraded into mere beings of bondage, or creatures
for momentary amusement
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1847-06-17

CASH FOR CORN!
= n An1A BUSHELS Of Corn wanted, for which will
VaOOO pay the highest market price in cash goods
JULIUS NICOLAI.
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Every entitled TO the right OF emFtoE 10 lands tn
in fractional townships above enumerated required
establish the OF the Register and Receiver
Land Office, AM make payment therefor al the ef
dollars 6xed by the Of third August 1896
afer this notice. and before the day
pointed commencement public Of the lands embac
ing the claimed Otherwise such claim shall he foreed
RICHARD NJ YOUNG Commissioner OF the Gen. Land Office
OF.
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NOTICE TO PRE- IGNITION CLAIMANTS = 49,
Every entitled 10 tfc fx erpdHu 10 anv 80 80
the hnis Of The townships sose r,.c1 & <.S
sb the the Satisfaction q The nrrri<r - -
pssprr Land ohcs and make aynrat n fs = .I1l
Of The public sale rn5fscinr a. lrs
erwie sneh ciaim win bc krtsrd | ~ r.
sstx u-,ow cs--s.ss-.- = q; <1 c.. :" = y
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THE subscriber, having twice heretofore offered for sale
stances however) without eecting SALE or even
ing many buyers, offers it for the last time. And
dlsregarded altogether he hereby gives public assurance
that the representations about be made shall be strictly
the properly for their own satisfaction.
This place. then, is situated the south fork OF Rock
fish river in Nelson county Virginia. twenty
Richmond, on the James River canail to which point,
progress Whereby an easy and cheap trans
poration will be insured excellent market. The
low grounds with much meadow land large portion of il
being so situated and supplied with that might be
highland Of excellent quality and lies favoraby for cult
vaon halfof il being already cleared and substantially
timothy orchard grass and herds grass all of which grow
"TT% hS nacs on every part a.. Of the land
supply Of oak hickory and poplar for fuel and other p,r
poses and inexhanstibe stock chestnut and locust
which furnish the most durable material for fencing
also unusually well waered there being upon it numerous
., e nss and q e,s one constantly
Daceo to great PERFECTION II is admirably well suited to the
stock business When consider its large OF
meadow ho lis great general produotyeness in the various
grains and grasses well its abundant supply of pure
we are justified in regarding il one Of the best stock
besides the advantages presented by the cuvatedands
sheep ana mast Tor hogs, sufficient to sustain them for
several months in the year.
and hasome brios dwolna oecspvina romantic site
and favored with scenery peculiarly varied and beautiful
and ornamental trees and shbbery, and at prope
distance are orchards Of choice fruit, which rarely If ever
found weimproved place. and are Of neat and sub
S!anta character The situation is healthy any
virginia, and to the neghboring society belong morality
Intelligence, wealth. and refinement
sale be not effected before Wednesday, the 10Th day
lime on fair day w on 't the Sa PREMISES
the highest bidder Immediate possession win be given
in and tobacco that quantity viii be ready for
seeding this fall without the labor of preparation.
There will be good supply of corn fodder hay, straw
&c on the place whchmay be had reasonable terms
one-fourth of the purchase money will be required in
hand and the balance in three equal annual nsalnens
deferred payments.
The subscriber who win generally be Mt home or Mr.
O. l. Estes, of Nelson courthouse, will any time show
the lands to any wishing them; and he the
subscriber, sell and the south
he prepared to propose which be considered
liberal.
perfect title will be conveyed.
Address JOS. f. MONTGOMERY,
Aug 30--ts Mount Horel, Nelson county Va
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beautiful estate, the late residence the Hon John
Il " Herbert deceased, containing 200 OF
land SS0 in wood is offered for sale in of from
90 TO 300 acres each.
situated in the immediate vicinity of Beltsvie Depot,
on he baltimore and Washington raroad and due east OF
the same, remarkable for its beauty heahness, and
Guitar fitness for the growth of meadow and i'm
proved with an elegant brick mansions aud other suitable
buildings, this estate is well worth the attention of CAPT
tass and gentlemen of fortune seeking country estates
well as of small independent farmers II is but five miles
from the ourishing featuring of Laurel and
twelve miles from Washington city, with railroad and
turnpike eachhus aordng every facility to two OF the
best arkcts in the country.
Terms Oneguarter cash the residue in three four
annual payments, satisfactorily secured, with interest from
the day of sale.
For further particulars, inquire Of Mr.. Thos T. Hunter
adjoining the premises, the undersigned, at No g
Ordnance Office, Washington City
If not previously sold, will be offered public sale at
the LAUREL, at O'Clock p. the 25th September
Sept I7-ldS2cp ALFRED HERBERT
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AxSensivs sale OF Valuable james River Lands md
C0al ProDcrty.

TN pursuance OF decree of the Superior Court of Cham
ist7 the undersigned win offer for sae on "Wednesday, The
lUth day OF November next il fanot the next fair ay
e following valuable estates, lying James river and
No The upper plantations adjoining the lands of Thos
large portion Of which CONSISTS Of river low eond
1o1 acres being on Tuckahoe island, with considerable
diaey in the line of coal formations having pits now in
cessul operation on each side Off and years ago
coal mines were extensively worked ON the prem
ses. thick seam of coal on the land adjoining this
aG. mas lately been opened and worked nearly
Is peheved That no lands in Virginia offer more favor
able prospect for those who wish engage in the coal bu
This estate lies in compact orm,he buildings are near
ne centre OF the open land and the whole OF Is in
No. The tract formerly owned by lanes Cuue. de.
ceased, called Eerse adjoining No T. and contanns by
survey 765 ofwhic about 200 acres are low grounds
Of the best Raly On this there is an excellent se.
coed brick dwellinghouse with ce-house and
convenient out-houses
No The lower plantation purchased of the late David
Meade randolph, containing, by survey Sol acres, Of
winch about ia acres river low grounds with large
body OF second low grounds. There is dwelling on
as uact which at small expense, might be rendered
No. 4 tract of land bought of Thomas Mann Ran
oopn having hereon grs and sawnill and containing
aeoS I'D acres On about acres. the southwest
these tracts olland are contiguous each other They
state Of mproye na Keat fertility and in the highest
distant rom ten to twelve miles the advantages of the
dadh Mh,e passes at the foot of The hills in
on ana OF there being perpetual waste of
49, WI points, with the value the coal property,
,d s., Peinaps me most valuable OF
with 60, 80 ~ Hs una Near 300 have been lined
so feaa oeheht About 1000 bushels of wheat will be
ne tracts will be offered for sale at Euerse which is
10y oenai IN The order above-desc ribed The terms,
aS, 20 'ne Decree viii be follows Wis fourth
money in cash, and the residue three equal
sn, OF one, two, and three years. bearing interest
n ne rst day of January next, when possession OF
ne property viii be delivered the purchasers executing
bends Tor the credit payments receiving no conveyance
sne purchase money shall be paid and conveyance
@ % oy ne court Mr. Jenkins, residing the
WIN snow It to any one DESTROYS of purchasing
b. w. LEIGH, Dr.,
WA, F. WICKHAM, }Comrs
Before The end of the year. the slaves about so in num-
ine notice will be given. Ex-z
sept b-ctds EWL
WV,