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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-25
Directors.
B. d; T LOOough, Hose Directors.

John Truckssss. Hose Directors.
On motion, Resolved, That a committee of three be
appointed to wait upon and request the city council to
revive ordinance No. g. provide for the purchase
of engine" extending the time for the reception
of subscriptions authorized thereby. Messrs Jordan
w. C. Van Barcum and Eckert were appointed said
committee.
And the company adjourned to meet at the council
house the 9th of May, inst, ct o'clock, p M.
]. T. WILLIAMS, Secretary.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-25
rsy the President of the Uuited States,

>SfN pursuance Of law, l. JAMES X. POLK, Presiden
that public aforementioned
Offices In Wisconsin, at the periods hereinafter designated to-
wit:
At the Office at the FALLS OF ST. cRoIx RIVER
commencing MONDAY the l4h day of August for
disposal Of the public lands within the undermeno townships
and fractional townships, to-wit
North Of the base the fourth principal meridian.
Townships twenty five and twenty-six Of range
Townships
two.
Townships twenty range seventeen
range eighteen.
Townships thirty, and fractional townships thryone and thirty
two, OF range nineteen.
townships tweny-nine thirty townships
thrty-one and thirty two, Of range twenty.
eighth day Of August for the disposal OF the public lands
within the aforementioned townships and fractional townships
wit:
North ehe line Of fourth principal meridian.
Fractional townships twentysix and and
ships twentyegh wenynine thirty hrtyone and hirtywO
Fractional Townships twenty twentyeven and twenty
eight and townships twentyne thirty hirtyone and thirty
Fractional townships wentyeght town
ships thirty and thirty-one oil range twenty three.
Fractional townships twenty nne thirty and thrcne Of range
At the Land Office at GREEN BAY commencing on MON
DAY the 2 day of August next the disposal the public
situated within the aforementioned townships and fractional
fac line Of fourth rncpa
thirty fraction
al township thirtyeght, of range twenty.
Fractional townships thtyhve thirtysiI thyseven and
townships thirtyfve thirysir, thirty and
thirty-sight, of range twenty-five.
appropriated by for the Of schools military,
other purPoses. will be excluded from the sales
the mentioned lands will be commenced
the days appointed and proceed the order which they are
vered with ell convenient dispatch until the whole shall have
offered and the sales thus closed But sale shall be kept
open weeks and private of the
Given under hand the city Washington this eighth day
of May domni thousand eight hundred ami
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-25

lPUBLIc-No. 271
AN ACT in addition TO IN a therein mentioned.
Whereas by certain act approved March seeond eighteen
hundred and twentyseven there granted to the State OF
Indiana aid in constructing the Wabash and Erie canal
ga quantity Of land equal onehaf Of FIVE sections wide
each side of said canal - and whereas by act approved
February 27h eighteen hundred and forty there
confirmed said State the lands selected unes said grant
for that part of said canal betwee the mouth OF Tppeeanoe
river and Tere Hue and was given to said State
select other lands subject private entry such part OF
said selection holden against the State by the legal
title Of others; which last selections have
been made aud completed Therefore.
Be enacted by the Senate and House Of Representatives.
of the United States Of america in Congress assembled That
the State of Indiana be- and hereby TO select out
of of the public land said State subject to private
try, quantity Of land which, together with The land already
and holden by said State for the construction of the
said Wabash and Erie canal will make TO full amount equal
one-ha Of five in width each side of said
malls Provided nevertheless That selection shall be made
of land but such subject private entry the
first day Of April Ammo DOmni thousand eight hundred
aud !orty-eight.
APPROVED May g. lS4S.
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Wonderful, Vet True!

wonderful, Vet True!
The distressing scrouous Affections Liver Complaint,
Dyspepsia and ell diseases blood by
the OF Dr. Rush Compound Purifying Syrup Its happy e
fecs surprise all who IT, only the Blood but
the Liver Kidney Stomach and Bowels This syrup put
large pint bottles Call certificates fsueh
Drs. Sharp and Peabody.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-25

POCKET-BOOK FOUND.
MOUND 9th instant, Of West Alexandria, In the
E Dayton Turnpike Road, PockeBook,
ing SEVERAL HUNDRED DOLLARS IN MONEY.
the the By
subscriber living miles west Of Winchester Profile
county, Ohio and describing the property and paying advertising
charges DANIEL kITTEBMAN.
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rPusLIc-No. 2s.1

TPUBLIC-NO. IS.
AN ACT make Ship island in collection district Of Pearl river
port of delivery and authorize the appointment Of dePu
collector for said
enacted by the Senate Of Representatives
Of the United Sales Of america in Congress assembled That
Ship island collection district Of Peal river in the
State of Mssssippi is hereby made port Of delivery and
that President 4 United DO authorized, with
the advice and of the Senate 10 appoint deputy
collector reside said port Of Ship island hereby
authorized perform the duties of collector Of the CUSTOMS
and who SHALL before he enters the duties OF his ofce,
take and subscribe the oath contained D and the manner
prescribed by the seventh section of the act OF the Sd March,
eighteen hundred and seventeen entitled An act to contn
in force act entitled act further TO provide for the
collection Of duties imports aud tonnage" &c., and who
shall give bond for the true and faithful discharge Of his
duties the same manner as collectors naval officers aud
surveyors requed give bonds under existing laws
aud the compensation of the aforesaid deputy collector shall
be the fees established by law for tho services be may per-
FORM and no
APPROVED May 9, lS4S.
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LATER STILL!

LATER STILL!
MAYHEWS may be found fine of Staple and
determined sell Mt the lowest possible prices for cah-hav
ing purchased for cash low rates they will no, be undesod
Their stock consists in part Of the following variety viz
Dress Goods, lSc.
French. Scotch, English and American Ginghams;
Irish Popins. Linen Ginghams;
Oregon Checks, 1ransdne;
Fancy Plaid and Mode Berages;
Foolhari and Princess Plaid SILKS;
Changable ieLaines and oxford Plaids;
Fancy Plaid and Figured Lawns, &c:
Bingham, Lawns, and Chambray Ginghams;
Plain and Plaid Jaconets, Swiss Null
Victoria India Book Musns
French, English, and American Prints;
Bro. French Linens: Black Blue and Brown Hollands;
Ia and "a brown and bleached Sheetings;
a. super. unbleached Muslins;
Fancy, Mode, Thibct and DeLane Shawls;
Fine Berage and CieoT atra Shawls;
Seasonahis Bonnet and Cap Trimmings;
Linen Cambria and Linen Handkerchief;
Cotton and Linen Bobn Thread Jncone, Sc;
Svss Edgings md Insertngs;
Ingram. Blnck oil dressed beached mixed and brown
Hose, assorted Misses, do;
Super Kid and Embroidered silk Gloves;
Dress Buttons and Gimps;
Linen Tapes, Braid and Bohn and Coronation Cord;
Parssos and Ladies' Umbrellas
Nankeens and Satin, Jeans
French and English bro. and check Linens.
seasonabe goods for Gents and Youths'
wear of fine Family Groceries, &C. &c.
April IS 1888. 100 3nos wasw
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-25
APPRENTICE WANTED.

Apprentice the Blacksmith trade is wanted by the sub
n scriber boy, good habits Disposition
have an excellent chance by applying to
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-25

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
of presumption
lands within townships and fractional townships ebove
required establish satisfaction
Receiver of the land Office and
therefor practicable after this notice.
day appointed for he of the public the
lands embracing tho tract claimed otherwise such claim will be
forfeited. RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-25
LOST HORSE.

May Black Horse e Of my about ago
I'VE hear nothing Of MIN lie has three white feet, heavy
tail aud mane hor~e. Any information Of him will be
lhsnfhiiy received, aud ehafsspsid. o. H. Smith.
May II. 1873. Ie
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-25
TO THE PUBLIC.


the portion Of keweena Point and the southern
Of Superior the northern peninsula Michigan are
rendered immensely valuable by the exhauses copper
and her oresf therein.
cred the trap ranges bordering Lake SUPERIOR and within
miles and from the geological d the country
explorations already doubted
equally valuable will be found throughout this xhoe
"mineral region"
In Of the mines copper found almost purs
yield
than 9th the world Silver
also found in considerable Quantities
All the materials for the construction Of
smelling in abundance the
neghbohood Of the mineral and the lace Of country
such, that the require but little artificial
and n therefore worked TO ndvs -
though cold. does ,he
operations Of the miners in fact thai 10 e1usdrtf
favorable for their operations
The proximity the ~ su
peor which several safe and excellent a<
communication hereom by the Sau ste Maria 1she
Erie &C. furnish ready Of Transporting *, rr
these lands the principal markets Of fnid
states very triding cost.
likewise appears reports this ONCE. the nr
cultural lands Of fair quality producing the usual culinary
vegetables in abundance and doubt so
fairly titled il will be found favorable for grain
for s these products fair price and good market win be found
q the mines
Timber white yellow pine, sugar maple yellow
in places ahundant.
growth, gives evidence OF the richness Of the soil.
the localities the mines other yalurhIe
relating thereto, derived geological survey
&C. he embraced in this brief will De RIA
inspection early practicable before the
mem of the public sales. RICHARD YOUNG.
Ap. 49, los tly SLOW -
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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-25
SIafe Of Indiamn. Hamilton county, SIS

HAMILTON CIRCUIT COURT, SEPTEMBER TERM, ls45
IN Chdnery
The Westeld Monthly Meeting OF Slavery
Friends us Daniel and Martha Hutchinson his wife,
Burnside and ohers heirs Of Asa Bales de-
TIME heretofore fei their bill chance
nv in the of the said court herein and having
also ON this day in ss clerks office the affidavit Or dis
person when appears that the said Defendants
Daniel and Martha Hutchinson his wife, resi-
dents of the state Of Indiana Therefore, the said nonresident
notified OF the fling Of said bill ofcompznt
pending said court and that unless they
will Of said plead
mur bill Of complaint before the calling OF said
the same will be taken confessed and decree will be rendered
accordingly. Attest, JOHN e. bckNS Clerk
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1848-05-25
SAMUEL LAWRENCE.

HENRY S. RANDALL, Esq, Cortland, New York.
1t Is worthy of note (says the Vermont PATRIOT
that Mr. Lawrence has idea that the present rates
has anticipation that the tariff of 1912 will be
stored 1t is worthy of note, also, that Mr. Lawrence
expressed the opinion that the business of manufac-
turing wool in this country is better basis than
ever before ;" And this under "Bob Walkers Free
trade tarifI'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-17

IN CHANcERY.-viRoIri.:- AT kurs he,a ~ ", ~,
lIsrk,s oHco Of the superior Court OF Chaneefy iof
tbr Richmond Circuit. the SIKH day Of Navemht o'';
Ceorgr G Miller and Willianna his wife, who mn,
her marriage with tho said George Miller, was M
anna Lownes,
u Allen and Virginia his wife, ; Rooi ana
Ian. d his wife Margaret Lownes, William Lo~nes.
Eliyab,ih c Lownes, Elias l. Lownes, EiLaoetD n y
fo,ynss. Lewis Williams and Elizabeth his WIZ.
Elias l. Lownes, guardian OF Rrbecca Lownes, sah
ID Iownes, Caleb Loxnes, Henry Weneh asI s H
D his wife; Lydia Keller, George 1lons aI Wusv
anna his wife, Charles Chapman, Eizaoe.n na *
Maurice James and Charlotte his vile, S si sn
frederick w Peasants, Jehel Parmley and Eza nnn
bis wife Charles ) Peasants, James > rieasans'
liam Hughes William Hughes, IT. Ira ray sou , a
Mary his wife, Charlotte Armstrong ana Lepn
Lownes, and other - ..un, entered
The defendants above-named not having ea. a,es
their anpearanre ard given security according VIZ
arr ri Assembly and the rules Of this Court ana
nsarnr by satisfactory evidence thatthry are h
huonrs of this Commonwealth: II is ORDERED, ,na ~,
aid defendants do appear at The rules 70 ne ne,a
,hs aid Court on The first Monday IN February an
md answer the bills Of the piaintins, ana .na. 1py
9 this order be forthwith inserted 10 some ne" ~
tIisbed in th- city OF Richmond for two non So.
pniaiv and posted at the front door OF the S'a''
Court house, in the said cry,
Nov I0-ew2m s.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-17

OUR FOREIGN MAILS.-We have al
ready announced that our Minister Al 81. James.
Mr.. Bancroft has succeeded in arranging win
the British government The basis tor an adjust.
ment Of our postal difficulties with that country.
The Washington Union says on that subject:
"The ler,as, we understand, are satisfactory 10
our government and will be no doubt approved
BY the public on both sides OF the Atlantic Thr
basis or preIimnaries only are arranged. The
details remain 10 be adjusted by the negoliatrs.
In this stage OF the case, particulars cannot very
well be Obtained. We understand, however,
that uniform rate OF sea postage is agreed mp
on, 10 be charged only BY the government, con-
veying The letter with small port postage to
each Countrywide whole not 10 exceed the pres.
emf English rate OF one shilling serlins-and
that lhe inland postage for conveyance IN Eos
land or the United States, shall be according 10
The rates fixed by the laws OF either country,
which we know is one penny uniform in Eng
land, and five or ten GEMS here, according 10
distance.
We are told that our American traveller Ste
phens is connected with the Pacific az we'll as Inc
Bremen line
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-17
A SMASHING BUSINESS.

Daniel Webstel's political pilgrimage j. al
tended with queer results (says The Boston Post
He started al Marshfeld and The Tree sellers have
clear majority. He next spoke al Abingdon
with the same success He went TO Lynn and
The Tree soilers have The highest vote there 10
Filchburg, where some 400O according to The
Wings, assembled 10 hear him, and the Tree SOIL
ers have 405 yo es 10 400 all others And ne
wound up al Worcester and here his Tarty is
perfect wreck a! The free soilers have PSI ma
jorily over all olhers This is doing great bu-
siness-a smashing business. Qnerc: would NJ
The free soiers do well 10 engage the got-like to
keep bis fire blazing until after Mondays If ne
can do as well for Phillips and Mills as ne has
done for Van Buren, and Adams, they could nj
do better hing.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-17
POETRY.
GODLOvES HIM ) TILL

Remember VIC. who IN you Pi'ee'
A guilty hro;Eer cast as'ue j, ,a.;n
al h,,,,an hearts 10 love VII 'htit,
an hu'''" s,n-Got. loves him still
= ,oyes him slill-ant loves The m"se,
p.c,ns, 10 al he knew before,
a heavier weigh, Of woe and and pam
Is added by your cold d'sfd'n.
49,, o,ce in dimpled childhood's hour,
As pure, as guieess a. the hover
That in his Lutte hand NJ pressed
ne smiled--by all around caressea'
V, ne'er can know, how, ray b; ray
And lin, by tint, in Lies atifay,
H;s sonia wiIled, faded hower
L. noe, ,he light of childhood's hour
ye meier can know what wrong or slflle
aas b,urred for him the Leaf oil Lie;
Or, He who reads it--eood or III
With p;tyine eyes He loves MN stu
Ali 10 no heart, tho dark anu dfeaI'
From Heaven i, stray, can sin be dear
And they, who mos The syren know,
Mnst loalh the most her haunis oil woe
Rewarr les', while that erring heart,
BY suffering, learns the ue''e' pa
Your own, secure in pride, he s'eeiea,
And meet the judgement unanneaeu
And thou, poor sinner, who dosl Know,
N,onilt Inc theme, the wrong, me woe
VINO tesl's, 100 well thai sin can claim
The only sorrow worm he name;
Tnrn thou from those, wno turn from NEE
FIRM him who should thy broheF be;
And whilst tnou weep'st, win sFa'eiu' 'il'l
Inor mn ~ ileayen-- God love. thee sun
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-17
VaIcOUI,ON FOR SALE,


rs,uts valuable Estate lies in Kanawha county, N
i thp south side of Kasawha river, about onr mile
h.lo,y Coal Bridge and twelve mites below Charr,.
,on IN. ,urnpikr road from Covington 10 Guyando-
,hrough il and contains 400 acres about sDj
"a ,,;h 49,, ryrr hotom of the first quality at hi,
=, ~ - h,,h .t,t. Of cultivation and Improvement
ana In The vrrv heal condition The up land is unsur.
ass hv any in The county In fertility Of soil aud ad.
pn,a,.I NJ situation and is heavily wooded with Va.
,,nl ,,mher with the exception Of about 500 acres
hich Ia cleared and well taken In grass About 500
ICES M ,hr wood land is under fence afiordng hR-
oJ IN nj nasrrr and range for stock On this tract
,h,s il ,nnd d,ur and corn mill with n saw mill AZ
,achsd boih OF which are very productive. The man.
sian ,bich i snacious and comrnodious containing
,y.Iv ,oous constructed IN the best manner, Is taste
- O ,a,,r,l,, nrish.d and beautifully situated
an' - 49,, Convenience that can minister 10 lie
90 a,d cnn,Cn,,, ~ n family The ward and garden
~ .Y,snsIvs and have bern improved al much RI.
iie ,h s ana trees shrubbery sc Tn,
pe,se consist NJ brjck kitchen weaving
I lra,nd,r snoLe hors, dairy ice hotsr bath
no"se and indeed every necessary house re- CURED
-, :, I.,s. .s,,hl,shmrnt topethrr with oyrrsrrr,
ho,,s. harms coInho,,ses, stables carriage house.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-17
SINTON'S NURSERY,
-
NEAR RICHMOND, VA.

= the season for planting has arrived, the subscriber
"A would respectfully call the attention OF his friends
and The public generally To his large aud extensive COL
lection of FRUIT TREES, embracing, perhaps, Sc.
Lection that has not surpassed for the climate OF
Virginia, and nearly all propaeated from fruit hear
,a trees in his own orchard. lie would here take
occasion TO say, that AT the Agricultural Fair 10 the
awarded him the premium on both Apple
and Peach Orchards and also for the best exhibition Of
Fruits on the day of the Fair.
Catalogues with directions i0f planting, may be naa
nj William Pamers Seed and Plough Store, al Peyton
Johnslons Apothecary Store and a, the Office Of The
Southern Planter where any orders left will be pinc
tuay attended to- and letters post paid addressed to
the subscriber near Richmond will receive prompt at
tenton. JOSEfH SiNiON.
Or o7-cuGw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-17

ANECDoTE OF PATRICK HENRY
When The celebrated Patrick Henry, OF Virginia,
was near the close of his Lille, he laid his hand on
the Billie and addressed friend who was with
him, "Here is a book worth more than all others
printed; ye, it is my misfortune never to have
read ii with proper attention until lately" About
the same time he wrote 10 his daughter-"l have
heard /, said that Deisls have claimed me. The
thought panied me more than The appellalion OF
Tory; for consider religion Of infinitely more
importance than politics, and hnd much cause
10 feproach myself ha. have lived and given no
decided public proofot my being Christian"
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NOTICE TO CLAIMANTS.
e IN ker IL "A Il a y O n

IIENENIlL IlUEAN ID.
OFFICE ON SIXTH STREET, (coLEMANs BUILDINGS J
-Four doors North Of Pennsylvania drenne,
w ash ington.
DEyERLY TUCKER and JOHN L. ADDISON have
ID associated themselves for the purpose OF posecut
inc claims Of all kinds before Congress and the several
DEPARTMENTS of the General Government.
An communications, post paid, addressed TO the
above shall receive prompt attention
Reference is given 10 the following geniemen:-
Hon. George VI Dallas, Vice President; Hon JY Ma.
SON Secretary of the Navy; Hon. r. j. Walker, seerc.
tary ofthe Treasury; Hon. Jno. McLean,U Supreme
Court; Hon. r. NJ. T. Hunter, u. Senate Clement
Cox ESQ.,, Georgetown, d. e.
To- John E. Addison, Attorney al Law, viii continue
10 give personal attention business before the several
Courts Of the District Of Columbia, and the adjoining
onntirs nc Maryland and Virginia. Jan. 1l-cly
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
THO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE LOUISA
i RAILROAD COMPANY, under the act oil Gu
March, l847: ,,1 In
The following acquisitions are hereby made, VIZ ~, ~
addition 10 the of three dollars called iof nve
lars payable on the first day Of each Of me mon.ns
March. April, May, August, September, October ana
december and ten dollars on the first day OF each OF
the months Of June July and November on eaGn sae
Subscribers in Augusta will pay In the Bank ..
Staunon; in Albemare In the BANK az ~ IN,
credit of the Louisa Railroad Company. Plnetaalty
Important as interest M De due on each tHssdtms"V "'
na,d By order of the Board,
pas CHARLES THOMPSON, Treasurer
RaaYaE Dam Depot, Feb. 22-etOsc.l
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1848-11-17

IN observation-disclosures Rules held IN The
Clerks Office Of the County Court oil Louisa conn
IS, on the 7h day Of November, 1856:
Edward r Saunders, James Saunders. Robert Dalton
and Mary his wife Isaac Saunders. Charles Saun'
ders William Gillespie, James Fielding ami Matilda
his wife, John Bell and Emily his wife, John VI ell
espie David Gillespie and Jane Gillespie, Plaintiffs
against
John Saunders, David Saunders, Julius saun-
drts James Saunders and Elizabeth his wife, Nelson
Gillespie, James !. Gillespie Winwright Flanagan
- Flanagan and - Flanagan, children Of Eli
zabelh and Charles Flanagan, and other Defendants
The defendants above named not having entered tbef
appearance and given security, according TO the ACT Of
Assembly and rules Of this Court. and It appearing ey
satisfactory evidence that they not Inhabitants OF th
State on motion OF the plaintiffs, by their attorney,
IL ordered that the said defendants, above named 90
appear before the justices OF our said Court ~ lne
Cuurt.ho on the second Monday III January nrt';
and answer IN. bill Of the plaintiffs; and that c"Wo
this order be forthwith inserted IN some ne~fpsp
published in the city Of Richmond for Two month. ~.
cessivey and posted al the front door OF the .ouN
house Of this county some Court day.
Copy Testa. =
| Nov l0-cw2m JOHN HUM En-, = No.