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Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-04
From New York.

New YoRK, Sept. 1, p. M.
Stock market steady and unchanged
Cotton firm with sales of 1900 bales for middling
upland.
Flour dull and sales light; State brands So s
Ohio So S7lsS4; and southern 81 l2laS4 IS.
Grain Wheat inactive. Sales of 30 coo bushels
56c for mixed and Coo for round yellow Sales of
1000 bushels rye at 65c.
Provisions firm; sales Of 500 bbs mess pork at SIS
IS: prime Sl3 so for and 81 .621 for old. Gro
ceries quiet. Lard steady.
Freights to Liverpool lower; flour II pence.
New YoRK Sept 1, s P. NJ
Advices from Port au Prince to the 10Th of August.
The Emperors lad returned from Cape Haytien. 1t is
report ed that the difficulties between rhe Dominican and
Hayden governments had been amicably adjusted. In
the case of holding fugitive slaves Judge Nelson deliv
cred his opinion day. which resulted in delivering him
over to the South Carolina claimants.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-04
STATE OF INDIANA. MARION COUNTY. SIS:

Petition 10 SsH Real Esae-Coneus w. Var HOuen ADMIN
George W. Moore Beniam ID.
Moore. Elijah T. Moore, Samuel w Moore William b
ders and Dorcas Aner his wife Benjamin Hunt and Eliza
beth Hunt. his wife, and Robert b. Duncan.
NJ ow said petitioner and files in the Marion Probate
petition herein and also files the n
tccsted that the said Samuel w Mcsre Nam B. An
ders Aner BENJAMIN Hunt and Elizabeth Hunt
notr of Indiana. W.
Moore William Anders Dorcas AndTs Benjamin hunt and
Elizabeth Hunt therefore notified Ct the fling tendency
said petition and that unless they appear the first Day OF
Probate Court begun end holden
in
said petition the and the matters and things therein
contained will be taken true against said defendants and
= = .r-fI1' VIM STEWART, Clerk
CoBURs & ROBERTS Attys- for Petitioner sugi-3wfv)
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-04
VNTMLIAM REVEALS ESTATE

WILLIAM REVEALS EsTATE-Notce is hereby gwen
wv that the undersigned has this day taken letters tesisnen.
iary the last will William
ron County State OF Ind deceased The Of
solvent All indebted noed
settlement with and the unders gned delay and
those having claims the
bylaw scp1-w3xv L JAMES REVEAL, Fxecufor
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-04

49,. DUNyEE, FORSYTH & CO.'S -,
80 G K Z E D r "A TIE d SCsHLE 49,
Railroad Track and Depot Scales;
Coal, Hay, and Cale Scales:
Heavy
Wheat Hopper Scales;
Portable, Platform and Counter Scsiee;
Warehouse Trucks and Sugar Mills;
Letter Copying Presses.
l Patent Excavating Road Scrapers.
These Scales have been long and fayorsy known have
submitted 10 the eveesi and for accuracy aud durability
justly be STANDARD from rlere s
appeal HENRY s KELLOGG, Agent Indianapolis
H HllI- ORBlSON 4 Co, Agent FL Wayne,
WM. I. MUMFORD, Gen Agent Lafaycte Ind
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-04

A DEMONSTRATORS NoTIoE-Thc undersigned has been
"a appointed by the Probate Court OF Marion county India
administrator OF the estate OF Thomas MCntock late
ssid county deceased All persons indebted said estate
requested make immediate yment and all persons having
claims against said them,
probably
ausl4-3w POWELL ROWLAND. Admir-.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-04

y Il MARION CIRCUIT CouRT December Term 1851
Petition yoS Dtrorce-Truanpa Emmet Eanm
~ OW said TTuanna Emmett w her Attorneys files
her petition herein, and also files the AFFIDAVIT Of di>nieresed
that Sas Emmett resident indiana
The said Silas Emmet hereby fling
PeeDcy OF the said petition and hat unless he appear
day OF the term OF the Marion Circuit Court be hea the
Court House in indianapolis Monday December
be heard and determined in his
corlngiy. VIM. STEWART. Clerk
CoRrRx & Rorrn1s- S,i.s fnr peiifnner
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-04

a DEMONSTRATORS NOTICE-The undersigned has been
appointed by the Probate Court Marion county, Indiana
Administrator the estate James Stout said county
make immediate and all having claims against
said estate requested them duly authenticated
settlement. Said estate is probably solvent.
BENJAMIN MORGAN. Admir-.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-04

"A DIHINISIhAIOhS SALb.-Inc undtTslgned, hcnIhls.
"a of the James Stout Marion county,
ndena deceased viii proceed to sell at public auction, the
late residence of said deceased Township Saturday
the Goth day of September 1851 the personal property the
ceased, consisting OF Horses Cows Sheep Hogs Wagon
Farming Utensils and other articles Terms ell
OF and under three d0ars cash hand; all
three dollars credit of IL months will be given the purchaser
his with approved sureties payable any
lief whatever from valuation
aug2S-w3w &c. BENJAMIN MORG An, AFFAIR.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-04

unable 10 attend 10 Farming and IN order
business more suitable TO his health offers his farm for sale
tanning 22 less by few lots acres The
situated IIamlion
Noblesvc, tho county the balance t5o)
and Is situated in Upton There seventy OF these
lands Cleared nearly smooth thirty IN mesdow and seventy
acres deadenins 81 This
mechanics, &c, situated said lands and
gr Mills in the immediate vicinity. and Mil being put M
on The Indianapolis and Peru Railroad which located Only few
healthy the lands
the Uuiou auc25-w4w NJ SBlET,.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-04
IN THE MARION CIRCUIT COURT:

Peai.on 20 b DoTnie FIaeth q IotFe.
FEyIIIS July. D. 1851, George B Dovnes
his solicitors and files nihe Clerks oce ofthe Marion C
Court petition and also the affidavit Of adsnreS'ed
hat q. Dovnie a resident Of the Slate
Indiana Ezahaih G. Downie therefore,
by notified fling and tendency Of said petition, and that
unless she appeal the first day OF the next term OF me Marion
holden the House. the
OF indianapolis Monday OF December next and
plead s petition the viii he card m her absence
ASH NA-| slim Ak. IieTk
Ronrr-s Soils for pland iuiv21-Swtwl
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-04

StOAAIISsIONER,s SALE OF REAL ESTATE-Tho IN
~ dersgaed, appointed 10y Marion Probate Court
soner sell Easi half OF The South
IN Township fccH, North Of Range iee East eohainig So
and also lot Number Number
Number in West being properly belonging
The heirs OF VIM. Myers late county, deceased
proceed sell The the Court House DO public outcry
Saturday the eth day Of September,
TERMS or SALE: The
third IN months from the
y months from day of SALE both Of said deferred payments draw
interest and be secured by with good freehold security Sale
Iake place between 10 O'Clock NJ and O'Clock p NJ
auc27-yyiw PERCY UOSBROOK. Commissioner.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-04

REFORMATION WANTED-IfMrs Margaret Carer, willow
and rel James children, Mary Eli
who iniemarried with by Aarindae and
John Carter viii make known their Joseph
of Washington City, d c. hey viii hear O. something their
advantage.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-04

"a DNlINIsTRATOR's sALE.-The UNDERSIGNED, Admin
- the of Thomas McCliniocE Mari
county, ndsns deceased will expose TO sale public suc
the 5h day OF September 1851 at the late residence Of
deceased the OF the deceased consisting
hogs, and young cattle, horse wagon hor
grain, theshed and unthreshed farming utensils ho
hold furniture, and other articles.
TERMS OF SALE.-On all dollars IND
cash in hand all three dollars credit
months will be svcn the purchaser give his noie with
approved surtes payable without relief whae'
from valuation appraisement laws.
The sale will commence promptly at 10 o'clock the
noon, augI4 POWELL ROWLAND, Adm'r
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1851-09-04

uHRIENDS AND CUSTOMERS have sold stock
Of goods waus Jenkins who have appointed me their
agent 10 make them The goods for sale At COST and
ust be sold approved paper short time
Such my have open books win
greatly oblre by settling immediately with cash
be closed. j. NJ bhAAlWhLt1
auc3Q-frw-w2-F
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-19
From Eliza Cooks Journal
rur DECK OF THE "oUTWARD BOUND

n,,p nrcv oE THE OUTWARD BOUND"
How seldom we dream of the mariners grave
Far down from the coral strand;
How little we think Uf the wind ana WAYS,
When all We love are on land.
Tho hnrricane comes and the hurricane goes,
And little the heed we take,
Though the tree may snap as Inc tempest olo"S'
And the walls Of our homestead snake.
But the northeast gale tells different 'ale,
With voice Of ieariu! souna,
When q loved one is under close-reeiea sai',
On the deck Of an ''outwurd-oouno.
How wstfully then we look on the night,
As the threatening clouds 60 by
Az the wind gets up and the last faint hight
Isdying away in the SKY.
How we listen and gaze, with Silent mp
And Judge by the bending tree,
How the same wild gust must TOSS The ship
And arouse the mighty sea-
All sadly then do we meet the DAY,
When the signs OF storms are iuuno,
And pray for the loved one far away,
On the deck of an ''outward-bound."
There is one that cherished when hand IN hano
We royed DER the lowland and lea;
And thought my love for that ooe on the lanu
Was earnest as love could be.
gut now thai, he hath gone out on the toe,
find that worship The more;
And | ,l.ink of the waters deep and vide,
As b. K on the flowers on shore.
have lis;end the wind have watcheo the s'ale'
And sh unk from the tempest SOUND;
For my strings wreathd with slender sPats
That carry the "outward bound.
have slept when the zephyr forgot 10 creep,
And the sky was without frown,
But started up from that fIe:iul Sleep
With the dream of a ship going down.
Ihave sat In the ,eld when the corn was In shock
And the reaper's hook was bright,
Blu, fancy conJured the breaker and rock,
In the dead of a tnoonless night.
OH / never will measure affection again,
While treatng earth's tlowery mound,
But wait till the loved one is far on the MAN,
On the deck OF an outward bound"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-19

Dir Bocock in the course OF the discussion at Campbell
Court House MundIy alluded IA The FACT that the W hl4s
this district had in the first place, nominated Reverend
Clergyman gentleman or whum hr had the highest re-
spect their candidate fur Congress, the ground INST
the Union WINS In such Imminent peril from Southern asta,
into service save II. Upon This Reverend Divine decll-
ning however, the nomination they forthwith rendered il TO
his highly esteemed friend Mr. T. Thornton OF Prince Ed
ward known 10 be advocate OF the Nash
vile Convention having been appointed delegate To with
his knowledge and consent This he thought, was conss.
Vile Con To the reasonable Hartford Convention OF
1872! Colnmen! IS unnecessarv.-LL lnnch RepMblieGn
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-19
POETICAL
rpr,n ,he Waverly Magazine
LIFE.

Ii
&c. 80, ira sunshine but the ray
Which daahes on lis stormy "a'e'
7. hnt the beacon of decay,
A meteor gimmerng Ger inc sIaseS,
And though its dawning honr IS o''s"'
With fancy's gayest colorlng'
yot Ger this cloud encountered nlsnl'
Dark Ruin flaps her raven wing.
rife has its fiowers-and wha, are they
The buds of early love and truth
Which spring and wither in day,
The gems of warm, coniding youln;
Alas! those buds decay and die,
Ere ripsned and ma.ured in bloom
Gen in an hour behold them lie
Upon the still and lonely tomb.
Life hath its pang of deepest thrill,
Thy sting, relentless Memory -
Which wakes not, pierces NOT, on''
The hour of iov has ceased TO be;
Then when the heart is in its pail
And cold Affections gather Ger,
Inv mournful anthem doth recah
Bliss which hath died to bloom no 1l'o'e'
life hath its blessing! but the storm
S,,eens like the desert wind IN wrath,
To scar and blight the lovellest form
which sports ON earth's decelllul path.
ob / soon the sud, heart-broken wall,
So changed from youths delightful tone,
Floats mournfully upon the gale
Where all is desolate and lone.
Life hath its hope-a matin dream,
A cankered flower, setting sun,
Which casts transitory CLEAN
uoon the evenings clouds OF dun.
Pass up an hour, that dream hath fed,
The flowers on.earth forsaken lie;
The sun hath set, whose luslre sheo
A light upon the shaded sky.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-19
MISCELLANEO


THE WAY THEf Do THINGS IN oLD slhuiSiA
The Pic Mic on rather grand scale has recently come on
near Evansville Essex county, the Rappahannock river
al which upwards OF thousand persons were present AL
of note both ladies gentlemen young and old In sese
raj of the adjoining countless including the city OF hcnnloho
and embracing OF nifty miles or MORE were hteu
Such gathering of the beauty and responsibility OF ha
section of the Stale for years. ever before oeen
drawn together and the perfect enjoyment prevailed
throughout 1000 :;
sued large arbor was erected for those fond OF the
pleasures of the dance and brush house tor the accom-
mediation Of the ladies in the arrangement OF er CROSSES
The music was brought from Richmond AT large expense
The greatest prouson Of eatabes and all the very pest WIN
Champagne and other excabes TO suy nothing VI ice
constituted the creature comforts "cn
epioyed with high by the company who were perecy
familiar with the such things should be disposed o. IN
dependent OF this liberal provision on the part OF the os-
gators of the froc three and four hundred dollars
were subscribed for contingencies In fact all Inc arrange
ments of every description the most liberal scale
The dancing commenced early In the day, ano was con
tinued with spirit during the night which was moonlight
one and was the intention keep up during the Day
There we're forty fifty managers the most respecta
BILE gentlemen Of the country and under her conouc all
passed of in the most happy manner
There was perfect spirit OF enjoyment Pervadlns Inc
assembage and it that will beyond douot De
called up By the joyous participants IN aiter years. WIZ"
feelings Of greatest pleasure. =.
These Eastern Virginans know how to do such things
Kind and by nature the spirit OF hospitality seems
part of the and they never seem so mucn IN he
element when dispensing its rites Imagine then win
What feelings OF delight real noble people must have
looked on enjoyed the hlay consequent upon such
Pic Mic.
Nothing of self entered into it. The pleasure OF each
seemed to be TO promote the enjoyment Of the Other and
well did they succeed for happier party every sense was
probably never objected ir any part OF the world d.
Baltimore Aug. 1851.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-19

Paving in the last of three years. surplus
,h,, 70 NOR cent upon the cost

The Wing Of Saturday evves the eSpousu s ,he WIKI
mo vernon, Democracy recently denounced '"u
,,r,v and the Administration for "hdeh'y 10 90. no,;.S
convention of frcc-soers, which mel IN ' .,;rd.s
aid mass such resolutions The convention of The
tic a heu which earlier oss;sa the ss
" - ,s u,ms adopted broad national and patriotic IesOu
,on, snch as no WING convention in Northern
enacted during the present year. 5" long as &C.
speech remains nccndiares cannot DC nobody by
irg The p,n. Of our party but they VIII deceive
my III $500 vho are as anxious 10 be deceived as inc
d1s 6 one Of the Itnigs proofs OF Northern De-
nocrc hostility to the compromise Its second proc, Is
ssna,or fbases letter, which commences
t r. uo,p naGe in certain quarters 10 eo"'"N e DS"o
rncy TO N. support Of The compromise measures ntan
ras,..sn The efforts making by our party are inaecu
we ,ho, ars also cfirctual. Neither the iIee-so
nor any one else say that the wing party arc
mailing INV such efforts.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-19
Correspondence Of the kanawha Republican,

MASON CUCNTT, A., AUG. 5.
An unfortunate ARRAY happened on the 2nd instant. at
COL Nc Guins MILL Mason county, which resulted in the
death of George W. Ralph. There shooting MATCH
and dispute f. T. Funmeter privately handed =
tants who after he had received und cooked the pistol Told
Ralph that he was. n 'a-d liar" Ralph struck him,
and Edwards immediately fired. The bali passed through
the lower part OF RAphs body, and struck watch 10 the
wastcoas pocket of Elias McKnuwn, breaking it. The
watch probably saved Mcks life Ralph died the day.
Fanmeter is in jail, but Edwards has escaped 50 far
Truly have We fallen evil times, when the ysomen Of
Western Frgnia take the practice of carrying concealed
weapons.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-19
S590,53l,SSl;
S299, S7S,329

Showing an increase in value of property during ten
years OF railroad progress s2soG555 or abou. one hun
dreG per cent We publish this statement in detail In order
that it may examined in connection with map OF the
State whereby will be how papaby the increase
TO the railroad facilities enjoyed by the respec
live counties The per centage of income OF each county
in wealth and population respectively has been as follows
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-19
The Sc,y York, Herald saws ::

James NJ. Mason ESQ. United States Senator from Vir.
gina author OF the Fugitive Slave Law recently visit
"a Upper and Lower Canada; and being Toronto while the
Provincial Parliament was in sessnn received laering
teron from The Governor General Lord Elgin and the
members Of the Parliament Senator Mason returned home
through This city, lew days since, nut StnDped only lew
hnurs Dir Il is GRANDSON of the Celebrated George Ma
son w was iore-,ns; in the abolition of tile African sa &c
trade in tie early history OF tie country and is himself
of The ablest men Of the South
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-19
.1AI2ytJkGES.

,, o.. PA ti.tUF-s, . r.ner N faulG7eT
MARRIED, a. White Hal. the n her
county. Va. Tuesday. l2h b. t- "s
Nj TllOS II DELAPLANE OF Pitmce WI!aa' 10 '''
NJ CrrERBACk
M,sre, = tn. Mansion riorse A,.xanrn On ne ,ah
the Rev El!a- III Mai"r THOMAS \ ,1i.
L. = Amy 10 Miss lMUGES PORTER, dau- ter o. "''
modure Pcs { q The l.. > Navy. ~,
MARRIED. III Petersburg Ihursay morning Inc o..
the Rev Nelson Head. VI. WH. S ilfI at h:..N'T ~.
peii 10 Misc MARC iRET A. l. ALLEY. y! ft:rF'": min
MARRIED on the IA. the Rev Jas latot
H. FL SELL. TO Miss LUCY A. BpuMMELL. ali Of '"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-19

INDIANA CONGRESSIONAL ELEC:IoN. III.
fINciS&.r., Acc. 1.-The r.iIrrs have st I~'-.'
81, received from III. lgh Congressional p.-ul.'; 49,
shur the a. cIi1n Of Samuel Brcrtrn lrdrpend~n: "'
stead uf Borden, Democrat previously fcp,th' '
delegation stands eight ID. mocrai,, two Nhg-.
NEGRO EXCLUSION.-1Ee people Of Indiana - 49,.
maIo'ity OF sbou, 10000, have adopted that ciue ,s
Constitution which excludes free from ,h' her
Indiana IL free State, nod has many a5Iit!oh!''' "
borders
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-19

BUFFALO, AUG l5:-DaVis. the fugitive was ai. evening
remandsd by Commissioner Smith 10 his MASTER Mr.. Moore
OF Louisville While his way from the court house a
attempted arrest him. bu! failed in their purpose
Considerable excitement prevailed, but matters are now
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-19

Hunts Magazine, ro. "a, PIP. Z44 ana 20
Nantucket has decreased rs cent in wealth. ana per
cent in popul,uon Nantucket and Dukes counties are
islands having no railroads and exhibiting an aggregate de-
cline in wealth. Berkshire Franklin Hampshire and Fly
mouth in which the increase OF wealth has been least
siderable are the three first of hem extreme western coun-
ties which do yet fully enjoy the advantages OF rail-
road communication the residue of the State and the
last Plymouth county lying upon the eastern Shore nav
ing great facilities of communication as have re-
,ardcd the construction of railroads In Boston, which Is
The heart of the whole system OF Massachusetts railroads.
their effects have been striking It's population and
wealth. Of its railroad enterprises ana
inl were fnllnXS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-19

THE AMERICAN GOVERNMENT &c.
BosTos. AuorsT Is, 10 P. M.-The French Consul a,
Hayt was lately here, anu stated that he hs way
home for instructions from Government in case SonIouque
insisted on invading ST. Domingo. He further stated that
English and French Consuls would present orders for
blockade of Port au Prince and Cape Hayden OF hos
tties.
The American Government has refused enforce by vio-
lent measures The Claims OF American citizens
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-19
CURIOUS EEFECT rRoM CRoroN OIL

CURIOUS EFFECT FROM CRorON OLA girl
in the employ OF Mr.. H. W. Adams Ninth street, Intend
ing in his ABSENCE make Of his camphor bottle last
evening nistook for il bottle attaining mixture OF du.
ted OIL Size put little her forehead and rubbed
il her face when il began to smart She then
washed with cold water which easad the sn.arog until
she 10 bed.
Though naturally somewhat thin aad pale her face this
morning presented appearance Ike the flush OF rosy
bust health The natural expression Of the en-
elg changed The action of the oil produced pimples
pusrne. there only the swelling and the edness The
swein. was uaiUrrn and the sSin remained smooth In
change her appearance rked one could
ha We recognized her.-[ Washington Telegraph.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-19

We learn from uf the Engineers cmpioyea on the Woo
that The progress made the Tunnel !" ir't N '
month Ui July bring the largest amount U wuiH yc A'
pl:sned in inl length of time There j. very ''iit ''7
in the character tc rock far. SiuVni0n .usS'tnt
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-19

THE DARUSMONT CASE.-The decision of Judge
Warden in the application of Fanny Wright DArusmonr,
against her husband for aIimony delivered Monday
last and is published in the Cincinnati papers, The lady
was divorced from her husband BY decree obtained in the
Tennessee courts and filed bill back the entire
large proportion Of the property decided by her TO her
husband her truseeand in the opinion delivered Judge
Warden allows her almony in equal 10 the amount
which she would be entitled under the trust deed 81 900
per The did not however, express any opin
ion the force Of the deed and made the allowance
provision under the trust deed, but as almony pen
IL.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1851-08-19

TO BE MARRIED AGilN.-A letter from k"h't'.
says that Sallie Ward the queen Of western beauty
once Mrs. Lawrence, hgain IL be e: - i" III,
Tie happy (!l individual who u about To take >"s' ~
by the hand IS Dr. Hunt, relative v llemY LAY