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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1850-04-11
OFFICIAL.
GEORGTI LANDS FOR 81


GEORGIA LANDS FOR SALE.
THE undersigned resolution Of the iensn
AUTHORIZING NE o. GosssoT Assn, f ss 20 sell the sss he
sae of inaaa has in the Gsga Lands will recrse pas io
Il rs.fir, Nns ra
serss IF Lad said to b. valuable
above land obtained nom Gesrga Lumber Company
ing Indians by the western Bank Of New YORK
by the UNDERSIGNED indana una The first day Of anuHy,
s The hssss. bidder % the Of The STATE il said lands
hrmas the sale and no pat Of the purchase MONEY viii be required
Jos Epn 4; WRIGHT. Govsrnor # Iadiana.
lniianapols February 81, 1850.
orr,cs OF Tssa,r-.s OF STATE,
Gov. A. wHraHr-Dear sn al records in
.es and "d thai no YIN "as lev has been made to the
s% very respectfully f:"j 0Gss%5 servant Of .,
Se Journal Of comnsics New Yos and cossaiSas Az.
gaa teog win give the sbnve six weey insertions, and send
OFFICIAL
SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
bly, January s $50 being s an a entitled aa ae
TO provide r the sale of portion of No. 2 the town 81
use Of the indiana Central Medical viii Iscese proposals
nonsst Of SQUARE No twenty 6,s Is in the Of
sad O' hand has been appraised BY sa%ss BLAKE
W. H. Morrison 70 The Of ,hr 1--WE hundred and sky sI dol
The property will be Sid credit OF the purchaser
paying interest annually and the contract viii be subject be
JOSEPH A. WRIGHT, Governor
indtanapats rebriiry IooO cFlawspf-Joirnai copy
Public NO.ice---i.eorgia Lands.
S4NHE
the interest," right title, claim which
had fifteen hundred
upwards Of three hundd thousand
of Georgil ina the Telfar, Pulaski
and Lauen These lands obtained OF Indiana
from The Georgia Luber Company aud said to be valuable Cor
timber, being accessible by navigation
The undersi
terms Persons wishing purchase &c the
siding nj Patriot, Sw hzrTand csunty, Indiana.
~ inm any other person authnry than the subscriber.
MARTIN r. GREEN.
indianapolis, March S, 1850. &C
STATE OF LNDL7JN.7, T0HTT.
Il Charles IT, OF the State Of Indiana do
hereby certify that the office,
joint semby
State IL Indiana approved Janu l5 e49 .auhozins the Gov
Of State make owned
Indiana
OF March, lSf9, sell 10 Martin r.
claim demand Of kind character which The State o Indi
had In aud fifteen hundred shares OF land in the State
Georgia, commonly called which
Indiana oained from the Georgia Lumber
upwards Of three hundred thousand lying
counties az Tef Montgomery Pulaski and Laurens said Stale
OF Thousand dollars
chase fully paid c.
day Of November 1919, and that
the said Paris c. Dunnng OF Of adana,
ecuted deed for the above described property the said Martin
Green.
In testimony whereof have
tLs the seal Of the State Of Indiana indianapolis this
OF March A. d. 1850.
CHARLES II. TEST. Secretary o.
L
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TO ca NTRACTORS.
TUJISNPIKE NGS,

& EALED proposals will be received in Rising SUM- Indiana
graduation and bdsing Of ten miles Of the Rising Sun
pike including some heavy Mason and Wooden
daysby JNo. S. WILLIAMS.
Engineer and Superintendent
A. C. PEPPER, President.
C. Dowsrv, Secretary.
Rising sun, Indiana March 80, 1850.
SEALED Proposals will lie received in Vevay Ind Until 10
- A. NJ on sa,nrsay april 2h for the graduation bridging
Turnpike road Tie line viii read aud
% snS S
! John F. DUFouR. President.
! PsRsEr DUrouR, Secretary.
eseseng five miles tie Gea Turnpike in Carroll
% KsssS & 0rRSs "a s Be let
Turnpike This road also to be graded brdsed and Madam
lied.
Contractors viii find their advantage attend these let
tngs AID gall footing here as such are rapidly
ares are the most pleneocs and healthy parts Of the
general arrangement the bowels
places
| OFFICIAL.
NOTICE Sealed proposals will he received at the Office Of
~ secretsry Of state until the goth day Of April 1850 io
a Assembly the several counties composing each Judicial
separate persons judicial district will be
made and bond and security required for the faithful
o. the contract phH Ellis sr auditor H s Of State,
CHARLES n. TEST, sec'y ofstats.
|
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Indian polls. April 9Th. 1880. "a aw
SPRING GOODS!
fT'fiE undersigned and well selece
81 Merchandise, which will be offered st Wholesale
retail the for ready pay. They nr
ies Glassware and Yankee Notions furnish Blacksmith
and others with every description Iron and Steel low rates
Particulars next week. SMITH & HANNA.
April s. % Opposite Branch Bank
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SALE OF 10000 ACRES.
TENHE Enc viii otr foF
The Land Once in oghn-pn, on the 2ah DAY OF MAY
NEXT 10000 Acres OF Land
These great generally
farming they will he Of 40
prchase The lands situated principally Tie
Lake. Porter Marshall Fulton, Pulaski, Whne Jaspet,
Benton Tippecnoe and Wabash The numbers and description
had application John W. Wright.
Office Ioganspo ser the
Of March These lands appraised from SIPS to 50
Terms Of sale Cash.
sale will reserved OF land
Of improred
which were selected under
CHARLES BUTLER, $780,. e.
A. NJ. PUETT. Ir"'tses' &C.
| Office Of he oil he }
TIsu1E 18th,
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DISSOLUTION.

THE partnership heretofore existing IN. firm of SHARP
PRATT, dissolved the 10th instant by mutual
All by
Pratt who will continue the all who owing said
f. are requested TO make payment Immediately.
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LOOK OUT FoR BARGAINS.

LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS!
short, safe. and sure rOad To Wealth
OW receiving large and of
ges, Printed Lawns, English French and American Gng
hams Fail River Merrmaek Coche and Phillip Aliens best Pan
ey Prints, Coors perfectly last.
an and hsur black and changeahle Apaca, Mohas and
BONNET RIBBONS, PRINCES. GIMPs.
Ja"ouetis Cambs Hosiery Gloves, Buttons Thread.
CLIlhS, CdSStHereS. TStiHg. TaiIors Trimmings,
PARAROLS AND UMBRELLAS,
Combs Brushes I.noking Glasses &C.
Latest sye Of Fancy Bonnets
Brown Mn,ns. Checks, Diapers aud crushes Leghon and
Palm lesf Hats
EVERY KIND OF MEN AND BOYS SUMMER
WEAR.
All descriptions of Staple Fancy Dry Goods
Groceries and Quecmswarc!
DoofS, Shoes. HTS. Cnps, dc.
An examination solicited before purchasing goods will he
sold ms cheap cheaper than they be bought else
in the city. g4y j. s. DUNLOP.
Indiana Stale University.
frequent inquiry tn following statement made
Tie Summer will open Thursday the second day
Of May. and will close tie l4th day OF August.
desired students the University
shoui be the very day Of the session. aud rrma
until the last day. from the necessity such
zeal and study the habit Of puncuaiy and order is
should bear in mind that permitting Puncnsliy
either in entering leaving the University they doing
and wards essential injury in the work Of educs
ton.
The Of college eight dol
those preparatory classes six dollars Two
dents Heretofore admitted upon the cerf Of the
board The boarding
lar to one dollar and half per week
9f-4wis A. WYLIE Pres. Ind. University.
$4,000 ibs. Wool wanted.
HNHE highest price will he pail ased wool
II in the fleece delivered Leather store Indianapolis
LEFEvER, DErERIcK & Co.
Il VnI1n A&rf
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]. s. PRATT.

SUCCESSOR Sharpe Pratt, receiving full
ment Of BOOTS, SHOES, HITS, cars, LEATHER, SHOE
FINDING &c. TO which he would invite attention. have large
stock Of desirable goods u Spring and Summer Styles fair prizes
and hope to he able satisfy those fvorin CALI and
to merit the confidence and literally bestowed the
late firm. 92.f
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BOTANrCO MEDICAL PRACTICES.
l.. ARRETT. nj. ID.

GRADUATE from tie A. r. NJ. College Cincinnati. would
his services the branches Of Medca Prac
tice o the citizens of Indianapolis aud vicinity.
principles strictly Physiological He therefore dsard
all posons me5icnes employs his practice only such
medicinal agents operate the human system in perct h
mOny with the laws Of life.
Office and residence east end OF Market street In The house re
Mr. Besick OF Medical Col
March Io-S9Jf
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Engine aud Boilers for

GOOD secondhand Engine and Boiler be hr
n cainr Immediately nj the New ,undery OF
Deee~br ~. 1919. Soy WATSON. vooREEs co.
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Fee for 81 if paid advance il paid in
advance, Sal
Or We requested TO announce HARVEY Bates a
candidate fOf Councilman 10 the iTst Ward by
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my solicitations. You were the victim, too well
know, Dora, of wicked conspiracy Had YOU but
listened to the counsel contained in the last letter
wrote you, twelve years ago, oil would have been
well as it is you sowed the seeds OF your OWN un-
happiness by distressing your husband and, at best
have reaped Dead Sea fruit grieEe for you-I
grieye more for my daughter, who must go forth to
the world without fathers protecting arm. After
your utter rejection Of all overtures on my part,
went to the West Indies, obtained divorce from
yourself, and married Spanish woman. who could
not speak word of English. By my last marriage
have three children, all daughters. You will often
hear from me through my child. God bless you,
madam 4as4ssfss
g And without even one kiss, Emily, my husband
vanished from my sight. One afectionate. kindly
caress, Emily, would have been little to him. and
such precious remembrance to me- May be this
is what men call retribution.'
Slowly we pursued our way homeward and ceas-
ed to wonder at those eccentrcities in my friend,
which formed the comments of SO many. Dora
Hammersey left Mobile six years since, and settled
in the West. Her daughter, as everybody tells me,
is worthy of her mother--has married we'll, and
moves with her mother among the first women of the
nation.
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For the Care Of

This truly valuable Remedy for all diseases of the Lungs
Throat the chief reliance Of the afflicted
it is the certain known for the above complaints
While powerful remedial agent in the desperate
almost hopeless of Consumption, it is also, in d.
minshed Doses of the mildest agreeable family
medicines for coughs and colds Read below the
opinion Of who known to the world, and the world
respect their opinions.
From Professor Hitchcock.
James G. Ayer-Sir have used your CHERRY Pee
TORAL in my of deepseated Bronchitis and am
satisfied from chemical rhn 1t Is an aam1
ties opinion to its superior character can be of
SERVICE you n Ep st GsGy # Fe il g *" think
President of Amherst College
From the tLondon Lancet"
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL is of the most valuable
preparations that has fallen under notice. After
full examination do not hesitate to we have large
appreciation of its merits and the fullest confidence in its
| fulness for coughs and lung complaints
Dr. Brewster, of Wndham co., Conn, sends the follow
Dr. j. G. Ayer-Dear sir enclose you certificate from
Mrs Catherine Csdy highly respectable LADY of this
county, Conn. The in her very prompt, and
n'' avn "'''O s'-''"' "''''- ". A. BREWSTER, MD
WEST KILLtNGLY, Ct, Sept. q, 1913.
This certify that was afflicted with very severe
in Consumption had tried many medicines in van and
CATHERINE X. CADY
| Direct Evidence.
Dr. J. C. Aver Lowell-Dear SIR Feeling under obiga
tons to you for the restoration of health send you re-
port which liberty to publish for the
benefit of others Last autumn took bad cold accompa
MED by cough, and made use of many medicines
without obtaining relief obliged to give up business
frequently blood and could get sleep at night
friend gave bottle of your CHERRY PECToRAL the use
of which Immediately commenced according to directions
have just purchased the fifth BOTTLE and nearly
ed now sleep WE'LL cough has ceased and all by the
/ of your valuable medicine. E. A. STONE, A. M,
| Principal Mt. Hope Seminary.
From Dr. Bryant Druggist and Postmaster Chicopce Falls
Massachusetts,:
Dr. J. c. Ayer-Dear Sir Enclosed please find remittance
for all the CHERRY PICTORIAL last sent me- can unhesita-
yours does have medicine which cured
many of Cough and Lung Complaints Our Physicians
are using extensively practice and with the hap
piest effects Truly yours, d. M. BRYANT.
Prepared by j. C. AVER Chemist, Lowell, Mass
Sold in Wilmn gton, n. c., by Dr. A. c. EVANS BR O.,
| and Druggists generally throughout the State.
| Ap1il 26, 1850 33-3m
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The THOUGHTS OF A SILENT MEMBER-I never
speak, but think all the more.
| often think, if Members spoke no more than
did, that business would get all the better for it.
think the reporters at the bottom of the long
debates. If there reporters, there would be
speeches, and there being no speeches we should
only have to divide and the session might easily be
over in one day.
/ think; if cigars and refreshments were allowed
in the House. it would tend very much to enven the
debates, and would do more towards bringing oppo-
site parties together than all the speechyng in the
world. half think, if Golden and D'Israeli only
had sherrycobbler together, they would not care
straw afterwards about any little difference of opin
ion and do think, if Mudtz were to offer Sibthrop
cigar that it would almost induce the staunch old
colonel to over from one side of the House to
the other.
think, if we to meet earlier, and not to
break up so late it would be much more RATIONAL
1t does appear strange, not to say ridiculous that
some five hundred gentlemen should sit up all night
to talk about the nation when all the nation is in
bed. And think, if this arrangement were carried
out, that our wives would like it all the better
know should for my wife will always sit up for
and question me about amy lspeech." Now, thit
addressed to man who never by any accident SAYS
word, is particularly unpleasant at two O'Clock In
the morning. No! if there is one thing pride nv
self upon than another it is upon never hayine
made fool of myself by attempting to speak.
think but never speak that's better than man,
others, who speak without thinking g
I think I'm about the only man in the House VIII,
hasn't make a fool of himself ssa asasss 1888
Now, for man who never saws a word I think ~,
said enough.-Pt1ek. = asass sssssst1 @sss1
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The Ear,ner's nlfe.

.Wtr1rAm GILMORE SInMs in his e Father Abbot,
or the Home Tourist, thus beautifully represents
the life. If the farmer: @
The principles of agriculture were simple ex-
ceedingly. That they might be made sos Con him.
self was the great first planter He wrote Its laws,
yisbly in the brightest and loYeliest and most m
telgble characters everywhere, upon the broad boz
som of the liberal earth greenest leaves, in deli
cate fruits in begniling and balmy flowers But he
does not content himself with this alone. He be-
slows the heritage along with the example, he pre-
pares the garden and the home before he creates the
being who is to possess them. He fills them with all
those objects of sense and sentiment which are to
supply his moral and physical necessities. Birds
sing in the boughs above him. odors blossom in the
air and fruits and flowers the earth with glo-
ry to which that of Solomon in all his magnifcence,
was vain and valueless. To His hand we owe these
fair groves these tall ranks of majestic trees these
deep forests these broad plains, covered with YER
dure, and these mighty arteries of flood and river,
which wind among them with the loveliest inequali-
ties and irrigating them with seasonabe fertiliza
ton Thus did the Almighty Planter dedicate the
great plantation to the of that various and Won
drous family which was to follow. His home prepa-
red-supplied with all resources adorned with every
variety Of fruit and flower, and checkered with album
dance-man is conducted within its pleasant limits,
and ordained its cultyator under the very eye and
sanction of Heaven. The angels of Heaven descend
upon its hills; Cop himself appears within its val
legs at noonday-s groves instinct with life and
purity, and the blessed stars rise at night above the
celestial mountains, to keep watch its consecra-
ted interests It's gorgeous forests its savannas, its
levels of flood and prairie, surrendered into the
hands of the wondrously favored, the created
heir Of Heaven! The bird and the beast are made
his tributaries, and taught to obey him. The fowl
summons him at morning to his labors and the
ing chaunt of the night-bird him to repose.
The OK submits his neck to the yoke the horse
at his bidding in the plough and the tolls of all
rendered sacred and successful by the gentle show
ers and the genial sunshine which descend from
Heaven, to ripen the grain in its season. and to make
earth pleasant with its fruits"
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NOIACE-All per-

NOTICE.-All per-
In sons indebted to
the late firm of PRICE
s. FULTON, are re-
quested to make pay
ment to the subscriber
without delay. The
money may be remit
ted agreeably to the
termsoft the "Journal, -
or paid to its agents.
Subscribers may remit
the full amount of the
yearly subscription and
if the amount RENTED
exceeds the sum due the
old firm, the Oyerplus
Will be duly credited.
on the books of the new
firm of FULTON s.
| PRICE.
All persons having
claims against the late
firm of PRICE & Full
TON, viii present them
to the subscriber for
settlement.
A L. PRICE,
Surviving partner of
| the late firm Of pRIcE
s FULTON.
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romance i'm Real Lie.

The Lewisburg (Pa) Chronicle announces the
marriage on the 18th inst, of John Johnson and
Mrs Maria Miller, of Chilisque township and tells
the following romantic story respecting the happy
pair:
sThe groom, who now works at the boat-yard
here, was formerly a sea faring man. The bride is
from South Carolina and her father, and her for
mer husband both of whom have been dead many
years, we're wealthy planters Some five years ago,
the young widow made visit to England, IN COM
pany with her brother, Southern gentleman of for
tune, and on the return voyage they embarked IN a
vessel in which the groom was serving as a common
sailor By some accident she was knocked overheard
in the harbor of Liverpool sank to the bottom, and
was given up for lost Our hero, however, did not
abandon the search. A slight change in the posi-
ton of the vessel discovered her. the water being
markably clear, lying on the ground, twenty feet
below the surface, and apparently dead. He in
stantly plunged to the bottom, seized her by the
hair, and brought her to the top; large lock of
hair being pulled out in the attempt, and which is
still preserved After hours of persevering
erion she was finally brought to and perfectly re-
stored She deeply grateful to the preserver of
her life and on the homeward yoyaged she formed a
strong attachment for him, and union for life was
resolved upon. Their plans WERE however, frusrat-
ed, and for several years they never met. In the
meantime her fortune became impaired. Some three
or four months ago she heard of his location here,
and Immediately came on from Charleston to see
him. Her uncle however, overlook her and carried
her back. She came again some three weeks ago.
but was confined to bed for some time by sickness
Recovering, last Sabbath evening the deferred
nuptial knot was tied and the rescuer and rescued
united in life partnership for better for
worse"
The Devil asks, with face most solemn,
Tbasnv line To
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County Court Writs;
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the high mountain and point 70 them the kingdoms
o: this wOrldhold out to them the promise they
are too weak to resist the temptation and they fall
down to worship. This was aggression Of the deep
est die.
MI. Winthrop obtained the floor. The committee
then rose, and the House adjourned till Monday next
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TRENcH,s HOTEL.

Corner Frankfort street and city Hall SQUARE,
Opposite the City Hall and Park FOsatain, Ne.u York
MAS built and opened by the subscriber May i. -
Wv 1849, who trusts that for convenience elegance A
comfort and economy, it be surpassed in the world
contains more rooms than other Hotel CONT
are all fitted up with narble-top washstands which are 2
Piled with croton Wate through silver plated eoeksF
on every floor viii be Lit with gas during the night Th
Hotel is in the IMMEDIATE VICINITY OF MERCAN
TILE BUSINESS, and the principal places of amusement
There is BARRIERS Shop and extensive range of RI
Rooms connected Herewith The Hotel win be condaeted
on European plan of lodging rooms and as thew
NAV be ordered in the spacious and splendid Refecor
Porters will be up during night admit dodgers and
also to call them any time they may desire and in no
case viii servants be permitted receive perose
A bt& 80 X. FRENCH
New York, April 9Th, 1850 303m
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JAsEs NJ. REDMOND Tarboro, Edgecombe county, n. G.
-ToaAH JoHysoN, Clinton, sampson county. q ssg@s
5osKPH K. KEMP, Bladen county. 5eea
Dr.. SHEKwooD, Stricklands Depot, Duplfn county
ID. s. KooseE, Richland, onslor county. 80 Il
B. BARNES, Black Creek, Wayne county. ts8
b. PALMER authorizedt receive advertisements
nd subscriptions for Journal New York Philadelphia,
and Boston, and receipt for payment for the same.
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LIST OF BLANKS.

The Devil asks, with face most solemn,
These very lines to fill this column.