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Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-27
Something that Interests every Man
Vests Patent Galvanic Cemnet
FOX ROOFING!


THE subscribers are prepared 10 roofs Of
Il buildings with new and better article than ever
before known .a.f.
The public are aware that our Government has had
scientific experimenting. and that has been ne
study Of Architects and Builders for years, 10 discover
an article FOREGOING purposes that would Stand thesd
and water, and remain a permanent fixture. AZ yet,
nothing has been obtained without coating more than
The people wish. The contraction, expansion and rust
ing Of metal roofs, great In This changsable cl
mate that they become useless unless being repaired
AZ a great expense yearly Shingles not nrc-proof,
and cannot be used on Cat roof land The various
positions and cements that have been brought Into
for roofing de not stand the action Of NE weather bat
after or two years become crumbly and worthless
Whereas the Inventor Of the Galyanic Cement has la
bored ~ years 60 combine article 70 obvinto hose DIM
eultes. and testify from his long experience and
testimonials from reliable persons who have
had bis combination applied 70 their buildings Mat biz
Cement Is the cheapest and best articles before
known, and Il also admirably adapted 20 oars steam-
boats, DC. Tho combination Of THIS Cement is such,
that calculated for entire roofs MAJ ef steep COW
erng over old shingles without removing them, lining
eve trough., seeming around eaiilement., en,mseys
tln roofs, will prevent hem nom rusng, and leaking,
aud remain pcrnanent fixture, al one-quancr The ca.
pense new roof would So.s ses y. AeSai s. lsss
MISC Hin solicited The Job Of covering with his
Cement a new brick building which erected lhsi sea.
ea Sn n * &c eJSia make an old roof u IL a
ull place whore two roofs came together, upon which
expended several hundred DOLLAR ~. might give him
safisfactIon, and can recommend HE Cement =
cheapest and best covering now IN use 70 the pu sc
for ali roofing. purposes, and La permanent future
against IRE and water. IL X. BRkWSIEk-
SYRACUSE, n. ". June ~, Ies5.
Ma. s. C. HILb-sir: The facts within ray knowledge
Of the durability, dc, OF Vests CalvhnIt Cement are
Fourteen years last July. had Mr. West
repair roof OF my brick house with his Gaivnnc
Comtni. had Cor long time been troubled with ls
leaking about the chimney and seuttle and had ted
ysrsa. -Sys e 5s@sas a. sas -,thess .ssssS. NJ
defects 10 that Il has never leaked since and 10 all ap.
pearanccs, the work l. perfec to-day The day
put AAcr Mr.. West got through with The Job.
there small quantity Of The Cement len In dish
which threw out on The whter.sl0ne which conveys
the water from the spout the sidewalk have
lately examined u with hammer and md u AZ hard
the stone itself II u where any person see who
has the desire 10 do have hesitation In saying
that deem the Galyanlc Cement perfectly Ore and
ter-proof q n CshNbbNTz.
We concur with The above certificates, believing
Vests Gaiyanie Cement Roofing 10 be the most eco
nomical and best roof Of tbs age.
". MATTHEW'S
BARNARD sLOCUM.
r. h. wICKS.
STEPHEN BAsTABLR.
81
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-27
First Public sale OF Delaware Trust
Lands i'm the Territory OF Kansas.
PROCLAMATION.


Bg the PresideHf Of rae Jailed slater.
/ pursuance Of law, /, FRAKNLIN PIERCE, Presi-
clare and make known that public sale will be held
Fort Leavenworth, in the Territory Of Kansas COM
The disposal Of such OF the lands and TOW lOs held An
trust by the UEited States for the benefit OF the Della
ware Tribe Of indians, as are situated IN the undermen
lands coded by the Delaware Indians in trust aors
said, to-wit rs. ga
townships seven, eight, nine, and ten Of range nine
re wnshiPs seven, eight, nine, and ten. Of range
townships seven, eight, nine, and ten, ofrangetwen-
ty-one.
Townships nine and ten, Of range twenty-three-.
Also, the surveyed blocks in the town ofJacksonve,
so called, from No. 70 NO. l2l inclusive. situated In
townships Nos and 10, south Of range 10 east shove
mentioned according % the plat Of said town OF Jack
the Terrtorie OF Kansas and Nebras 10 which refer
ence is made.
Also, the surveyed blocks in the town Of Delaware,
iownsSiP No . south q range 3 east sSOTe@e
toned, according 10 The plat Of said town Of delaware
on ne IN the ONCE OF said surveyor general, and 20
Also the surveyed blocks in the town Of HardriIle
so called, from NO. TO No. a. inclusive situated in
Tones sseo2S TO me a9 S q s Ins own G IN %
Office ofhe SAID surveyor general, and to which refer
Also, the surveyed blocks town LastavIIIe.
so called from No 70 No. is, inclusive, situated In
ownship No. south, Of range No. 90 east abOvemen
toned, according 10 the plat Of ssd town Of LaTiaye
file in the Office OF the general and 10 which
i reference is made.
Aud also the lots in the several blocks as surveyed
and laid in Leavenworth City, called situate in
township No. south, OF range % east, abOyemeDOn
cd, according 70 the plat Of said town OF Beayenworih
City on file in the Office Of the surveyor general Of said
Territories. and 20 which is hereby made.
said aforementioned lands, town lots, and blocks.
having been classified and valued by du
" appointed for that purpose according 20 law the val
placed upon the respectively will be the
] minimum = which the will offered sale.
The terms ofsale will be cash. and upon payment be-
ing made, receipts In duplicate viii be made therefor,
one of which Will be delivered 70 the purchaser.
Patents viii subsequently, be granted for the lands
purchased ia accordance with the laws ia force reua
ting the issue thereof.
The Offering Of the above lands and town lots and
blocks will be commenced on the day appointed, and
will proceed in the order 10 which they advertised
with all convenient despatch Entil the whole shall have
been offered and the sales thus closed
purchases not paid for the day sale win be
offered the following day. at the risk OF the default
ing purchaser.
18th day Of August, A D., 1855.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
Il By the President:
GEORGE W. MANKYPKNNY,
/ Commissioner Of Indian Afzirs.
NoTE-The above advertisement will be published
in such papers only arc requested by note 20 insert
ii. i..ags2wtdOfs.
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-27

ILLNoIs.-A dispatch from Springfield to
the Chicago Democratic Press dated Nov.
10, says the official vote of every county in
the State has been received at the Secretary
of States Office. Buchanan's majority over
Fremont is 9,164 Bissell's majority over
Richardson is 4,729. The entire Abolition
State ticket is elected by an average maj. OF
alsout < OOO
Weekly Indiana State sentinel. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1853-1861, 1856-11-27

MINNESOTA. : The ST. Paul Pioneer of
the 4th inst, gives list Of the members
elected 10 the Legislature Of that Territory,
from which it appears that both branches are
Democratic The Council (Senate) stands
g Democrats to Republicans; the House
19 Democrats to Is Republicans, and indie
pendents. " q
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OF People oftentimes, as they begin to
prosper in business, Immediately commence
spending for luxuries, until in a short time
their expenses swallow up more than their
income, and they become bankrupt by their
ridiculous attempts to keep up appearances
and make sensation in the world.
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ct The discOyerer Of PaImers Vegetabl

CT The discOyerer Of Palmer'S Vegetable
Cosmetic Lotion deserves the thanks of al
mankind. 1t is, without doubt the most
wonderful preparation for the cure Of letter
Eruptions Of the Face, and every kind of af-
lection Of the skin ever offered to suffering
humanity. 81
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Republioanism and Knownothingism

AcPuOhCdulam ana ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
The Philadelphia Sun, Know Nothing
paper which, in the late canvass, showed
strong Fremont proclivities, most earnestly
appeals to the Republicans and Know No
things to unite together and form one great
party in opposition 10 the Democracy. in the
next presidential campaign. The scheme Of
the Sun Is but second edition of that pro-
posed by the leading Republican journals of
New York, and will, probably, be supported
eventually BY the great body Of both factions
the Republicans and Know Nothings.
The following extract from the Suns arti-
Gle is sufficient 10 give the reader an insight
into the plan oe union which il proposes
While that enemy is again revelling in the
spoils Of Office, for which, and not for princi-
pies, they have been contending; while they
are squa0bhng about the division Of their nj.
gotten. gains, while they are laying up for
themselves in public opinion treasures ofwrath
against the day Of wrath in 1859, let us take
comfort an the reflection, that rallied around
the altar of constitutional liberty, the friends
OF conservatism In the South and of the
compromises of the Union IN the North, will
yet unite with the advocates Of purified
ballot-box throughout the land, in the bonds
of legitimate RePublicanism, to the rebuke
OF oil ultraisms, whether local or national,
and the restoration Of the policy Of the fathers
OF our governmental system. To this end,
let both Republicans and Americans revise
their creeds and correct their tactics LET
momentary alterations from truth and policy
in the past be forgotten in the discreetness of
their future course. By a proper cembina.
ton the Democratic hydra may be defeated
four years hence. and the national govern
ment on the 4th Of March, 1860, pass into
other and better hands. Let all sections of
opposition go TO work at once for this pur-
pose. IL shall be our pleasurable duty 10
work for this result in the American wing :;
let the Republican party leaders and press
work Tor the same object 10 their wing. Let
all minor aims be made subservient TO this
end. Especially let it be remembered that
as in Pennsylvania the last battle wss lost. so
in Pennsylvania should the first rally be
made; and also, that since in Philadelphia
the vote Of the State was paral ysed. so also
in Philadelphia the first cry ito arms'' should
be heard, the flag of new organization
should first be raised. Let each one consid-
er in what manner he can contribute to the
perfection Of the great work, and especially
what sacrifice of former prejudice and ultra
ism Of opinion he IS willing to make in order
to secure a perfect combination Of influence
and electoral power for the defeat of the com
mon enemy In 1859.
F. F. H.. 80
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MKERNAN & EDGAR.
REAL ESTATE AND STOCK
q a. u Z Q

Rates of Commission are as follows:
All sales from $500 to 1900 inclusive, will be taxed at
. cent, commission; the value Of the property
advances above $1,000 the per cent will decrease
in thefollowing ratio From $4,000 TO 4.0OO al IL
cent; from 1900 to 5000 ~ cent; from 300 70
81 600 a cent; from s. 600 and as much greater
rs the sum NAV be- il will not be less than per cent
and all sums as above mentioned going above S30OO
will be cent; charged on first $1,000. On all sales
ofprOperty while in hands, commission il charged
No sale commission charge whatever. We require
notice to be given two weeks previous TO withdrawal
of property from our books And further wish II un-
dersOOd that hold all persons responsible for the COM
mission on Property when trades may be commenced
with the owners Of said property before the withdrawal
of The same.
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ola Herks and old .Hiokorx.

We copy the following from the Reading,
Pa, Gazette: ~
"When the people of Berks county, years
ago voted for Andrew Jackson, they support
ed the. man, and not mere name. Therefore,
when the know nothing convention at Phil
adelphia nominated Fillmore and Donelson,
and proclaimed that old Berks would now
have another opportunity of voting for AN
drew Jackson they mistook the people
whose fancied credulity they delighted to
make sport Of Berks county was not to be
imposed upon by name, even though one
bore II whose near relationship 20 the Andrew
jackson of her former devotion would have
been, under other circumstances, passport to
her confidence and affection. In the whole
county Of Berks at the late election the cleo
toral ticket representing Willard Fillmore and
Andrew jackson Donelson received but 3O4
votes. After this, we would respectfully
suggest 10 our dark lantern brethren through
out the Union whether it is not time to aban-
don the stale joke which they have been in
the habit Of telling for so many years, that
the democracy of old Berks still vote at all
their elections for Gen. jackson. All the
voting which was done for that name this
year. even with knew nothing assistance,
hardly warrants keeping up tho joke"
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LANCASTER. Penn, Nov. Is.

LAEoAsTER, Penn, Nov. Is.
The Lancaster Bank was suspended this
morning by officers elected yesterday, be-.
lieving themselves unable to meet the run.
III fellow rufhed brcatAless into our Office, the
other day, grabbed pen, and perPetated the folew
Ing on his sweetheart :. E4zau,l
TO
Your skiR IA Ike the lilly
Your cheeks like the roses
Your hair IKE the frosts
On little sleeps noses
Your form 70 describe II, .
us nothing but folly
You're a o1ly-iol-dinctum
A dinetum- ding-dolly.
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reinforcement of the sale of the Della
ware Trust Lands i'm Kansas Terri

NOTICE is hereby given that - direction OF the
~ President of United States Tie sale of the Dell
aware Trust Lands in Kansas Territory, advertised 10
commence the Goth OF October next az Fort Leayen-
worth is postponed until Monday the l7th DAY Of No
vember at which time and al the place aforesaid,
the said sale will commence, and be conducted and
continued in all respects provided by the original
proclamation on the 18th OF August last.
By order Of the President,
GEO. ". MANNYPENNY,
Commissioner OF Indiar Affairs.
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FREMONT,
THE MUSTANG CANDIDATE.

IF Col. Fremont had many friends the Mustang
Il Liniment, the opposition could not draw eerporal's
guard. Mr.. fremont remarked, In his dispatches to
President Fillmore while transpo ting horses and cattle
the plains OF Mexico, ''fAat II the Government
pOuh send on liberal supply Of Mustang Eminent
could sars . per Of his l0ssesm This is very
i'm porant for all Farmers and Livcrymen know
The Mustang Lin nent Is wonderful article for man
or beast II should be always used for Sores, Swell
ings. stiff Joints, Burns, Bruises, Rheumatic Pains,
&c, and for Galds, Sprans, Spayns, kngbone, &c,
upon horses. BEwARK INVITATIONS. The Mustang
is sold 10y all respectable dealers everywhere.
BARNES q PARK,
octlf-lmw f'ropretoIs, New York.
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RUSH COUNTY
rIppEcAYoE COUNTY.

Lot No and the nj OF lot No 5 I'm addition the
town Of Lafayette laid out Jeremiah Bartholomew
mOhgaged by Jesse Andrew and Sarah Andrew wife;
forfeited and sold To Jesse Andrew credit: Loan
terest ~c., S7Of IS.
The undivided hi of the hf ofhe or ofsee q %
raw; also the undivided hf Ofthe hfof the ar Of
10 - RI morgagcd by Samuel Bnr; forfeited
and sold credit 10 owen Bali Loan, interest
Sfig 70.
The undivided hf ofe hfofthe ar Of sec q % n
also the undv hf Ofthe hf of the or sec
20 and aforesaid mortgaged by George NJ. Mar
shall forfeited and sold Owen Ball credit Loan
interest &C., SAG 3D.
Lot No "a IN the original plat ofthe town Of Layette
mortgaged br Abram shoe maker; forfeited and sold
Owen Ball Credit: Loan, interest DC, Ssl5 AZ.
Lot No - I'm the addition 10 the OF Lafayette as
as land out by Bartholomew and Davis; mortgaged by
Nelson Rose and Esther bis wife Loan interest &c,
$3.50 50.
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william Piol Before Charles COuon, Justice "
The Peace Of Centre Township Of
rUHE STATE OF INDIANA, MARION COUNTY,
i s. s., ATTACHMENT FOR sl5 81.
Bo Il known that the Gath day Il October 1896.
the Instance, and upon the anilavt OF William Pel
Plaintiff an Order OF attachment issued by me, which
WAS delivered 10 Golhard Feld Constable, who return
cd the eth day of October 1866, with the
Enforcement thereon No property found In my coun-
" whercOnto levy aud that on the 9Th day Of N0vem
Der 1885, at the hour Ofnne O'Clock In the forenoon nj
my once n indianapolis, will proceed TO hear and de-
termne said complaint herein, when and whore the
defendant aud all others Interested will take notice.
Witness my hand and Seal this 95th day OF Oct 1856.
CHARLES coULoN,L EsL{
Oet29- w3W ~
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Sec 25 IS nr6 and or Of OF or sec % TO 2s
RS W containing In all $50 acres; mOrgaged Dy Isaac
H. Wright and Harriet his wife; Loan, interest, &c,
S2235 .. -
The hf Of or and c or OF or Of sec p p
nr6 W; mortgaged by Isaac H. Wright and Harriet ms
wife: Loan, interest &c, $3.50 a. - -
The W or of sec 25 mr. W. containing lol ylsiUO
acres; mOrgaged by Luke Hage; Loan, interest y c.
S3s3 IS. 900
The nj of n e or and or Of c or OF sec 50 =
nrN0 W, containing 40 acres morigaged oy James
Denton and Esther his wife; Loan, Interest," @c'
$3.50.
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The 30 feet OF lot No. 81 original plat Of town OF
F,,rt Wayue, Allen county, mortgaged 10y Edward r
CoIerek and Margaret his wife; Loan, interest," &c
al OQ9 IN
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JASPER COUNTY.
| No Cos. 1900 acres land.
No O33. Several tracts Of wild lands
No SG5. 1000 acres, mostly fenced.
No OO6. go acres land, halfumberod.
No 026. 300 ncrcs part praire
JOHNSON COUNTY.
No sii. Ig7H acres miles west Of tho BLUM.
JENNINGS COUNTY.
No G37. 100 acres land, well improved, with n
largo Touring mill, situated one-foursh ola mile from
NO ssh. 40 acres land, good improvements; two
miles from owonsyilie
NO SS7. 10 acres land on NJ. IL |. Railroad, uiree
miles from Quecnsyille. Improved.
MADISON COUNTY.
No 2p3. IT2 acres land miles northeast Of Ches-
tericld; 30 acres Improved.
No ISL. $50 acres. - miles.
No 77s 400 acres timbercd land best quality; will
no 500. 100 acres Improved land, ono-hAlf mile
from the town Of Anderson.
d sSs o she par RsSoad
SoSI2. 90 acres land, ~ miles from the county
seat 10 trade for city property.
MORGAN COUNTY.
no ass. ESQ acres in the northeast corner Of the
county; 10 acres Improved.
No sIa. 40 acres In southwest corner Of county.
No 0li- l20 acres timber land.
No O2D. 600 acres, 100 la cultivation.
No. p5B. 06h acres. No Improvements
No. ga. 60 Acres, Ave Miles from Martlnsyille,
Improved.
MARSHALL COUNTY.
NO SIT. Gao near Plymouth, 70 trade for
MIAMI COUNTY.
No soa. $40 acres miles from Peru.
PUTNAM COUNTY.
No Io. 90 acres land miles from Cloyerdae,
IN e"od tate Of euitiSation
No 5s3. 100 acres land miles from a R'irold
NO CSC. sss Seres, good improvements, miles
south ot Manhattan.
PERRY COUNTY.
No sso. $50 acres on the Ohio Yver4 miles above
Troy very well improved 10 exchange for property In
Indianapolis
PARKE COUNTY.
No 500. 29l acres Z miles from Rockville In
good neighborhood; 10 exchange for property In In
no SOS. $40 acres land on the Big Raceoon River,
7 miles from Rockville well improved.
PULASKI COUNTY.
No O23 20 acres, one-haf prairie, bal timber.
RUSH COUNTY.
No asa. 9IO acres land, miles south Of Rushville
RANDOLPH COUNTY.
no Is5. grist mill on Cabin Creek.
SCOTT COUNTY.
No 500. 200hcres on the Jacksonville Railroad.
Mil Improvements.
STARK COUNTY.
No s72. 40 acres land miles from Knox.
No 6i9. so acres land partly improved.
No sol iGO acres land = miles from the county /
seat.
Upton COUNTY.
no ass. $50 acres land; 60 acres cleared.
No 52G. ~ acres land miles south Of Upton; Is /
miles north Of Indiana polls.
NO 0OI. Ia acres land some improvements
No 0O2. $50 acres land, some improvements.
No 500. lG0 acres land, good improvements
S13. 900 acres land mi &c from Upton.
NO $50. ESQ acres land, good Improvements.
No Sol. 30 acres land, . miles from Upton.
No 90. 2OO acres land on the Peru road, miles /
rom Sharpsville.
No oil. 100 land. - miles from courty-sea;,
rood improvements.
No s62. Lots Nos. J., and In Petersburgh.
No. 953. 90 acres. No In pro ements.
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p00NF n0UNTY.

Seventy-three acres OF the side Of or OF sec
I0r e: also q acres OF theme or Of sec 10
. e. commencing at n corner Of sid sec thence "
81 rods thence 50 rods thence "a rods, thence 90
rods 10 beginning containing In AT loo acres: mOfiga
ped by samuel H. Steenbsrger Mary Jane his wif-
Loan, interest &c, SOL 90
The W hf OF n Q ar of sec 10 10 T 2 e. containing
SO acres; morfgaged by Samuel X Hardy and sarah
his wife: loan. interest &c, Si55 10. s.-n
Fifty acres of land of the south end Of the nj OF
O. Brandenburs and Aalnda his wife: Loan, interest
&c, S439 IS.
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Sale of SINKING Fund Lands.

NHB following pieces parcels lots of land, o! SO
much Of each may he necessary. y u on ,sAL-
1RDAY THE THIRTEENTH DAY OF DECEM-
Der NEXT, between the hours Of eight O'Clock
A. NJ aed five O'Clock z. ", at the Court House door,
in city ofndia aapsiis. be offered for sale 10 he
highest bidder-the bid being equal 10 the amount
chargeabIe; the same having been morsageo 70 inc
State of Indiana, 10 secure loans nom me eluAl rum
to-wit: -.
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The hf Of the or OF see "a 81 "A W; also the
W hf of the ar OF sec { 20 W; CONTAINING in
all I63 $500 acres; mOrgaged by Nathan Porter and
Cassandra his wife; forfeited and sold credit to Noah
Francis Loan interest &c, S6Ui S..
This " hi OF the n or Of sec IS 3 W, contain
ing ~ 45l00 acres; also hi ofthe or of IS
", containing lj2 s0iO0 acres also the hf OF the
or OF sec 81 t36 W, containing 60 acres; mort
gagged by Eden Shotweil- and Mildred A. his wife:
Loan, interest csc., S5f2 "a.
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Part of frac or of sec 81 "A r4 e, eommenc-
ing IA 92lO0 rods of cor Of said frac, thence
% G0-lO0 rods thence 30 deg. 56-l00 rods thence
As deg - S4-1OO rods. thence rods, thence At
deg IA rods thence 81 deg 80 rods, thence 49,
deg 40 rods, thence II deg 40 93l0O rods thence
43 64l00 rods, thence Ii 92-lOO rods to the place
Of beginning containing 16% acres; m0rtgaged by
Moses K. wickersham and Anna his wife, Loan, inter-
est &C., $3.50 %. rra4 -ss
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The nj OF the fac the Michigan Road OF sec
40 OF lands selected In the Indian country CONTAINING
l04 6-l00 acres; also hi Of frac Of the Michigan
Road OF 90 Of lands selected la the Indian country
containing sos and being Of lands selected for ne
use OF the Michigan Road mOrgaged by Ssns n Clark
and Magdalena his wife; forfeited aud sold on credit
10 Jacob Walker Loan, interest. BE, S555 81.
The frac or OF the Michigan Road OF sec -, con-
tanning III 96-l00 also the M Of the iTac
OF the Mienigan Road Of D, containing 30 gsIO0
acres; all OF lands selected n the Indian country for
the Michigan Road; mortgaged by Benjamin q. Poke;
forfeited and sold credit 10 Christopher G.. sloan
Loan, interest dec., $685. 90.
The ar OF or OF sec Is 30 n 3e, containing
40 acres; mortgaged by CORTLAND L. Niccum and Be
nitha his wife Loan, interest &c, S1O2 40. eiso-