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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-23
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EXTENDING 70 ants 10 the south IN October nex
PALE the land which reside, lying most
tie Madison the kaid Ann ver about midway
Court House aud and immediately
the Macadamze leading ornEsre on the Central
Rail Road the Valley OF Virginia, Containing BY recent survey,
hun,!ied ans, .YsYuc
Ii the land not sold ri.aer by the 9th Of August OF which
due notice viii he given will them that day il lair II not the
far day the premises oI-r public auction either
whole IL divided tracsto su purchasers. plat "i the whole
farm and also {" the divided tracts will be exhibited those view
The premises.
Tcir about 525 cleared. divided fields and
iu-tie balance heavy There 50 OF
bottom with additional quantity Ct Creek Flats for
dows
we'll watcred, aud the soil well adapted the cow
Wheat Corn OATS and Tobacco, also oil all kinds
Being aktt The might be adrdntae
bIcHdcd with farming operations Its proximity extensive
mil and Central 6ai Rna Richmond the Alex
Rail Road ard he Plank Road FdecSsburg. by
which several improvements either Il The three arkes se
I'll, apis readily resored TO- must necessarily adj It's value
ana make desirable locHion.
The health ncighboood and intelligence
this OF country pIovrrba Those VII hing
Particular referred 10 the Hon Jeremiah Nor.
Cu!Eeyer county Va r. S1nervie Richmond and 10 the
subscriber premises whose address Liberty Mills Orange
Va.
In Std
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-23

c oio"iAg cures trio med aoHe Bulls Sarsapariia are
mol Wonders. Tie acknuw.re tia. We IN pni Iu, ,nc
chni". ." the word Read and !e that ;c are t r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-23

2,50O KEGS 'OLD DOMINION" NA1Ls. ,roc
BIJGi w FRY now oilers the trade, conaC
III and others the fir lot received OF these superior r. e..
comprising all sizes Of Nails and Spikes and also ho1 hns
finishing and flooring Nails The box ard lining Nails are
uattern suit Tobacco Manufacturers The quality OF ne
This brand and they are confidently
fully equal SUPERIOR Nails before SOLD IN ms
ket. Apply TO "M' D M NJ e "a es;rset
Sew wv w ~ -
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-23
FURTHER BY THE AMERICA,
later FROM HAVANA
COMMERCIAL RECORD.

BALTIMORE, JuLy 22-No sales of -four, wheat
10 ,v The THERMOMETER has need 90 In the shade
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-23

FAR1IiSGTOG FNs s1.,:,
II! l. FL rac Tor the
and situated within miles OF tLc lrv,r.,rv nj
AMI Charlottesville provided with lie mcs amlle
sratuus buildings constructed of the best ard uost sun
nEcralsr hrIcE will be offered sale a, nnlc
premises. the 30h July fair rot IN.
thereafter. The thirteen hundred
with three hundred ui oGga! timber II
7anta.rnsy divided into three 49, o: S
Bis the purchasers.
TEn3sOne lr Cash. equal annual instruments Tor the
residue bea interest the date.
Possession sycn Loving and seeding purposes Immediately
after lie sale Entire possession The Isl DAY OF October
Persons DESTROYS purchasing nvd ~ the property and
every facility will BIZ rfcrrd by the proprietor
Pennington. June 2l-ctls JOHN C CARTER.
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rNoM TIg nos. PETER MlSAH y OLE! os& CT TIE oLDEs


II sves pleasure add testimony 10 the virtues OF yon
great nIcie flooded horses had swelling over The
c,pp of the knee about the size Of hess some said
joint the knee aud caui
cured Tried oil cedar ard all lnimcn an "n
en,s and GOOD Than then, by PERSUASION
f nv rcfs tried Farrcs Arabian lninnr and was nap
n; 10 fad effect few ay. al" finally cured the no
Biz nina entirely think IL decidedly ie greatest LiniieH' Il"
hnrsc as well AZ human flesh. ever knew
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1852-07-23

@----Mc MCKINNEY q DUPUY, -
COMMISSION MERCHANTS Office opposite Shoekoe ware
phrnnd Va will give strict attention TO the sale "
Tobacco, Wnea', Io5t '~' Jan. l5-cw6m.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-15
Engines, Mill Castings, &c.. at Reduced Prices

vUNHE undersigned have constantly
II turing Steam Engines Of all kinds Castings and Wrought
Iron Machinery for Saw M Flourrg Mills, Water Mills Dis
tilerys, &c.
Also Johnson Wheels, Cunning Machines all kinds of Car
Wheels and Axe Plough Points Mould Boards of various
Crate bars Wagon boxes Cast Iron Kettles and Dog
ali Of which we will sell for cash fifteen below the usual
MULEY ENGINES. Our Saw Mill Engine Is considered by all
who have tried article and Muey OF the latest
PATTERN those commonly used and
another consideration Is that sell from fifty hundred
dollars cheaper than any other shop in the State.
MERCHANTS, MILL. WRIGHTS, and persons engaged the
Milling business will find greatly their advantage TO give
Call before purchasing We confident OF the superiority
workcan and will sell lower than other shop
the Weet ]. s. & II. f. NEAL.
Jefferson Foundry fronting Vine High and Second
squares back from River Immediately north r. Depot ad
son, Ind. maf25-w3m
Cowis La Fayeie Journal Terrs Hsuie; and aekonian,
Rnshvie will copy for months and send this Office for
adiu
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Respectfully yours
II. P. CORBURN
CLERK of .SxDreme Court

This reports shows the manner in which Judge Per-
kins has dispatched the business placed IN hands we
know him to be man Of ndomitable industry and en-.
ergy and of the laborious habits. 1t Is conceded
that he possesses legal attachments Of the highest order
and that he has discharged ably and credaby the duties
Of the station he fills.
Now, why should such man, on merits, be put aside
for Judge M'Donald Judge Perkins has had the ex-
perience and discipline Of six years on the Supreme
Bench with able associates and has been found honest
capable and faithful to the Constitution Judge Me-
Donald has been tried upon that bench. He has
made a respectable Circuit Judge. How do we know
thai he would do as WELL would labor hard, and dis
patch business expeditiousy the Supreme Bench
as Judge Perkins even suppose he would bring TO the
work equal ability we know he could not greater
He has been tried here-he has the experience
in that sphere. of his competitor. c
But it is late in the day to talk about running
candidates irrespective of party. IL is becoming the
practices in all States where the election Of Jadges Is
given to the people, Of both parties to nominate their
candidates for these Offices and to support them The
wings themselves have adopted this practice in this
State their late Convention, by nominating and pedg
ing their support to party judicial ticket. We sup
port judicial ticket, then, because 1t Is composed o.
men equally well qualified, other respects as that
of our opponents and because IL is composed Of dnmo-
Gratis. And regard is equally breach OF faith to
refuse support Of candidates for Judge as Tor any
other of the offices.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-15

GMargaret Fuller did and said some good things
with all her eccentrictes and transcendentaiss She
was at Concert Of our Philharmonic, upon one oeca
sion, and with party had gone early and got good
seat. A delicious symphony of Beethoven was com
men, who sat immediately behind Miss Fulers party
began whispering. and kept up incessant buzzing
destroying every neighbours enjoyment throughout the
piece After all was over Margaret leaned across one
seat and catching the eye of this GIRL who pretty
and well dressed said in her bandest gentlest voice
:" May speak with you one momenta" I. Certainly,
said the young lady, with lattered, pleased look
bending forward. "a only wish to say said Marga
ret that trust that, ia the whole course of your life
you will suffer great degree of annoyance as
you have inflicted large party of lovers of music
this evening"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-15
PEORIA EYE NFIRMARY AND 0RTH0PEDIc IN.

ruNhlS esab shmeni JUL completed and will be permanent
IL place for the reception Of all patients wishing 10 undergo treat
for diseased EYES well those DESTROYS Of being
ted the removal all DEFORNITS,
long standing Dsocatons CuboOi Dmobly ofhe Lower Jaw
6c. &c
The building beautiful healthy location western
border OF the City PEORIA where patients
with comfortable boarding corresponds
each Every instrument and apparatus calculated
the designs OF such institution provided ans the OhO
pac Department entirely original used
which Cuboot Of young children frequently obvaes the
siy Of operating by the knife.
The design Of the Eye Department particularly for The
who than
be institution The
10.
For further Information address
n s COOPER, NJ D.,
pec~ia
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-15

The Canneton Express, neutral paper published at
Cannelton Indiana, contains very severe article In OPP
position to Judge Perkins. The Editor admits that he
does not know the Judge We therefore, copy the fol-
lowing article from the Richmond Jefersonan written
BY one who does know him; and ask the Express,
act of Justice Judge Perkins, and the Democratic
patrons OF that paper to publish it, Ii the Express
really neutral paper certain the Editors will
comply with this reasonable request.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-15
The Greatest Horse Medicine of the Age!
THE CELEBRATED GERMAN HORSE POWDERS

~ THOSE who have used il almost invariably call
Tx and another supply, and all unite saying that is
~ admirable remedy in the diseases for which IS re-
.S-AZ-l. commended.
We do not say that THE GERMAN H0ESE POWDER piH
all the which useful ANIMAL the Horse ub
ec but do recommend most certain and preven
tive in the following diseases, viz
DistsmPsr, YsllotD Water Soldering Glanders, Loc
Spirits Loss Of appetite,
And all Diseases whatever arising from
IMPURIr OF THE BLooD,
And boldly challenge the production better medicine fol those
diseases.
We publish certificates for willing that the medicine
shall stand fall by its deserts and confident that
trial OF will convince the skeptcal OF its good quales
N BPuchasers should be careful and ask for Fkardf Ger
Horse Powder not lake airy other Buy only of
accredited agents.
Price 90 cents paper.
TROUP & FICKARDT,
Druggists and Manufacturers,
Circleyile, o.
To whom all orders be addressed.
The GENUINE FICHARDTSS GERMAN HORSE POW
DER also be had of
THALMAN & EVANS, Indianapolis
And of other respeciable agents in Indiana. mariw
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-15
indianapolis Wholesale Chair Factory.

WYE lake this method Of informing The people general that
w manufacturing all kinds Of Chairs
than were known in this country Our facilities embracing
the best OF steam and approved machinery good
any the West and owing the great which
uciure enabled sell cheaper possibly could
under other circumstances The facilities for transportation
such that supply dealers in all the adjacent towns
prices which will ensurs good profit
We also prepared supply Halls of every Order with
and substantial article Of setses cinsnns prices We would
refer those wishing buy, 10 William Shte Agent for Masonic
Hall, and " Busch Agent for Washington Hall, in this city
We would call particular Office Chairs
hsh cannot be beat where in the West either in price
~ B-Hotels furnished wholesale prices. Sales Room
Washingon doors indianapolis
Indiana mari1w3m FIELD & DAY.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-15
INDIANA STATE SENTINEL
The Printer Boy.


BY JESSE nUTcHSsos.
Written for the 4IleghaniaHs and sung by them al ne
late Printers Festiral in Neac York.
IN sing you a song Of a Printer Boy.
whose bright and hOnOred name
Stands out in glowing CAPITALS,
Upon the scroll Of fame;
Who in the days that tried mems souls,
In freedoms darkest night,
stood manfully with Washington,
And batted for the right.
Ben Franklin was Printer Boy, Of the olden time
And twas that boy who flew his kite
To the thunder clouds on high,
And brought the forked lightning down
From regions of the sky;
Twas he who caught this fiery horse,
And trained him for the chase,
Till now he's driven safe by Morse
Right into the printers
Ben Franklin that Printer Boy, Of the oden time
Long shall the world extol his name,
The patriot and sage,
Who, fully 5us.5fed BY faith
Was Prorsd on every page;
HIS form, corrected and Tsrissd,
Is now lVorksa Of and pressed
4 new edition in the skies,
star among the blesi.
All honor to that Printer Boy. of the oldsn time
And now, my brother typos, take
This k1dsr FOR your guide;
Follow corrected copy, and
mark outsde
BE frugal, chaste and temperate,
Stick to the golden rule
And you shall shine among the stars
In the printing Office school
Just initiate that Printer Boy. of the olden time
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-15

ANSWER To ADyERTIsEMEST-TEsTY LAWYER
"whats your business, my friendp Erie Of Erin, (six
feet four in his stockngs) Shnre, and didn't Tim Mal-
rooneys wife's husband tell me that yer Honor was
wantin' boy!n Larger ''Do you call yourself a
boya" Erae-"Why you numbering ould omathawn,
do look like a ir-rel
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-15
gssIa!I|.I E;s5NS
7 he CIR eat est Discovers of the Age.
DIR. TRASK'S MAGNETIC OINTMENT,

EVOR Inhama,ory Rheumatism, this Ointmeni
~ plele remedy prepared.
In 90 100 will afford entire relief the
Of Nervous Headache in 30 minutes.
For Diseases, Spine, Rheumatism
Iamsness, Burns &c, &c. IL is Of immense value.
SWELLED LIMBS.
IL any Ladies afflicted with Swelled Limb Milk
Leg, sometimes called many
subject after childbirth, and which often prolraced for
years. would say all SUCH get bottle Of Trask Magnetic
Ointment, which viii effect a and permanent
Price 25 and IS per bottle.
Sold wholesale and retail by Craghead Browning Tomnson
Brothers. Indianapolis L. Edwards Greenfield Wiley NJ Lowry,
Knghisiown; Hodson & Weborn Ogden j. r. Bracke & Co.
and and bv Agent in ench village
FERGUSON.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-15

PRoFEssoR.-This is one Of the most lattudinous
words in the language 1t applies to every thing human
and divine. The latest OF it is prefix to a chap
from Yankeedom named GARDENER, who is now at
p s. no longer stands for poascripf. -Ciaeinnsd En-
quiru.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-15

ENGLISH JoURNALIsM.-The returns OF the English
Stamp Office, published in the London Times Of the ls
give some extraordinary statistics relative the Lon
don newspaper press. BY these il appears that
the circulation OF that great Journal the s'IiMEs" ex-
ceeds by over four and ahalf millions OF copies the
gregate circulation OF all the other London newspapers
put together both Morning and Evening including the
Morning Advertiser, the Daily News, Morning Herald
Morning Chronicle Morning Post, Sun, Globe, Stan
dard, and Express The circulation Of the whole of
these papers in 1850 (ested by the number of stamps
issued at the Stamp Ofce) quite seven and-a
half millions, while the number Of stamps paid for by
the Times precisely 900 900; thus exhibiting the
fact Of the Times possessing positive average circu
atIon OF over 38, 900 copies per diem As the Times
has free list and sells only for cash. this result is the
more surprising 1t is understood the circulation IN
1852 is 10000 day BY the returns alluded to- it
appears that while the Times has been gaining ground
Morning and Evening, have been rapidly sinking. In
other journals upwards Of 5000 000 but in 1850 the
circulation oa other papers had fallen under $780,
OOO while that Of the Times has rsed to nearly ~ 000
900. and is constantly augmenting. II is, in fact,
conceded that Of che London Morning newspapers
are published at loss, while the profits of the Times
are known to exceed $500 900 year. The Times pays
for stamps, advertisements, and excise duty, about
100000 year to the Government The daily circula
ton OF the London papers is now about as follows
Times, 40, 600; Morning Advertiser 900 Daily News
5000; Morning Herald, 300O Morning Chronicle
1900; Morning Post, $500. Most Of these papers are
falling of in their circulation yearly and the Evening
journals are in much worse position.
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-15
Austrian Cluelties.

Nh. c. L. BRACE, who has recently returned from
Europe, is delivering series ofectures at New Haven
upon Hungary. The Palladium gives the following
notice of portions of his lecture:
''Mr Brace related several instances Of cruelty on
the part of Austria towards Hungarian men and women,
which almost made the blood of his listeners curds IN
their vens-and his appeals in behalf Of that suffering
but gallant and warm-hearted people, were solemn,
touching, and in all respects most effective.
Among the instances of Austrian cruelty related by
Mr.. Brace were these: A young Hungarian lady was
imprisoned at Gros Warden, while he was confined
there. He has often her looking ont from the gra
ting of her window. Her offence was loving Hungary
more than Austria. She was high born and accom-
pshed lady, who had always lived in afluence. Since
the lecturer had reached this country he had learned
from correspondent at Vienna that the woman had
been lied after the Austrian fashion of trial. and been
condemned to trenty gears imprisonment in the horrid
place which she had previously occupied.
Another case that of a married woman who for
similar o6nnce, compelled gauntlet through
file Of hundred soldiers. Each soldier armed with
stick, ard was compelled to strike heavy blows as she
passed. she being stripped to the waist allowed to step
only the drum tapped. The effect of the degradation
and punishment such as to make maniac Of her
The husband finding his feelings nsupportable after such
family sacrifice TO the vengeance OF the tyrans, blew
out his brains with pistol and their only draft
ed as common soldier in the Austrian army.
Another case was that Of soldier who had been
ordered TO receive twenty-five lashes for shouting
hurrah for Kossuth. II is the Of these tyrants
TO make their victim thank the person who lays the
blows o, the depths Of meanness to which tyrants
will descend crafty their endish malice. This SOL
der refused to thank his whipper-whereupon he re-
fused, aud twenty five given At length the
thanks were extorted from hm-but, he added, the
same time My back belongs to the Emperor, but my
heart belongs to Kossuth.'
"Kossuth said Mr.. Brace sis the idol Of the nation,
and all classes are devoted to him with constancy,
and respect and love that amounts to almost frenzy
They believe that he destined lead them victory
and independence-and ifp said the speaker che were
TO appear in Hungary; backed only by hundred men,
he could instantly set the entire nation in the whirl OF
revolution"
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-15

DELZELL & TYLER
Book Binders and Blank Book Manufacturers,
journal Buildings opposite Branch BaHk,l
INDIANAPOLIS, IND
which place will constantly be hand fu and complete
Of Blank Books Of every descriptions also Justices
Blanks Blank Notes &c Stationery every description constant
hand of the best qualify and will be sold the
able terms
TO COUNTY OFFICERS.
We supplied with superior Of the different
Record Papers and prepared supply County Officers with Re
without printed heads Of the best material and
satisfaction, and workmanship inferior
We Of all the different forms
Offices in the State and feel assured thai. should
with your orders, will be given.
Particular attention paid TO re binding old books.
aug2-
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-15

REFERENCES
Hoz y. A Hasnegan Indiana;
Wilson Shannon, Ex-Gov Of Ohio,
Hon VIM. p Bryant, Bx- Chief Justice Of Oregoz;
Hon Isaac p. Walker, U. 5. Senate;
Hon John Moore, Springfield, Illinois;
Hon WIN. McAIurty, Lieut. Gov. OF Illinois
Hon II Treat Springfield, Illinois;
For further information address Es COOPER, =
jan2s-ly Peoria, Illinois .
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-15
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TO OWNERS OF HORSES AND CATTLE!
rroup & Fickardt's Celebrated Black Liniment

in all the diseases of Horses and Cat
tie where external application required such as Corks
Chas Calls Spran Bruises Scratches Cracked Heel strains
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Ehe prepared and sold only by the subscribers
may obtained of accredited agents throughout the
Price IS bottle, or bottles for dollar, by
TROUP 81 FICKARDT, Druggists
Circleylle, o.
Te whom all orders must be addressed.
The GENUINE BLACK EMINENT can also be had OF
THAL.MAN & EVANS, Indianapolis.
nd M other respectable agencies in Indiana. mar4w
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-15

Of the lawyers is all in his favor and have heard
complaint-no charge OF partlalty or negligence On
the other hand all agree that he has faithfully and abo-
riousy devoted himself his duties, and that he has
dispatched business than either of his able associ
ates This is shown by the official report which we
find in the weekly State Sentinel Of Jan. 8, 1852. 1t
known readers that equal number Of cases is
distributed TO each Of the Judges
CLERKS OFFICE OF THE SUPREME CoURT,
December 18th 1851.
Hon. JOHN W. DAVIS,
Speaker Of the House of Representatives:
The undersigned Clerk of the Supreme Court of Ind
ana in responding to the following resolution of the
House Of Representatives, viz Resolved that the Clerk
of the Supreme Court be requested to communicate to
this House, soon as practicable the number oil eau
ses submitted the Supreme Court fer decision prior to
the Of the present term, which now re-
main misunderstanding the number submitted at each
term undisposed of in hands Of each Juge."
Also the number Of cases pending in said Court not
vet submitted ssrespeetfuy states" That there
one hundred and ninety whine cases submitted prior TO
the present term yet undecided
or these cases ninetysix in the hands oil Judge
Blacklord submitted at the following terms
November term 1S4S ..................... cases
May term 1919, ..-....--..-.---..-....- cases
November term 1919, ...,............... II cases.
NJ ,aTr, 1870 ..................3 30 cases
Noyamber term 1880 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS cases
May term 1851, ~ cases.
Total. 90 cases.
Twenty.sx are in the hands of Judge Perkins SUBJ
mltted as follows
/ Nav tern, 1910 cases.
Noyan,bar term I849 ................. l case.
/ Nav term 1850 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. cases.
/ November term 1850 ............... cases.
| Nav tern, 1851 ............. l6 cases
Total .........., % cases
Seyentv.seyen are in the hands of Judge Smith sub
mitted follows
November term IS48 .......... -. I case
/ NAV term 1919 .......... 5cases
Noyember term lS49 ................ / case
! Nav term 1880 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ii cases
November term 1850 ............. 81 cases.
! Nav term 1851 80 cases
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. AZ cases
Whole number Of cases docket at the commence
ment of the present term 55I Whole number submit
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-15

vUAcKEREL-2oo packages New Mackerel, tlssD whole
l hail. and quarter barrels and kits just received and for sale b.
jamie JOHN w. HOLLAND
Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis) 1841-1853, 1852-04-15

e~ BOOT AND SHOE MANUFAoToRY.-Theu nder
signed has on hand and making order any quality Of
Boots and Shoes made Of the very best materials and in
workman-ke As all his work made under his
you may depend getting justice done
Understanding" He warrants his work every particular.
shop on Washington street, opposite the Court House
dece-2mw W: L BATES.
CucARs-of the finest brand, can be found at
~ jan21 Up POPE co.'s,