Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 3, Number 53, Indianapolis, Marion County, 1 December 1847 — Page 3

" t'.e li'tnocrntic llev.ew for Mirrh, 1847.

POLITIC A Ii I'ORTRMTs WITH Pt.N M PENCIL, .rn. I . A. IIu:irl. of liili:m:i. The kct'henof the late Gen. Il..wa tl,ef Imiiain, w hich 1V i" tin- numtr, aie extiars fi..m an BSBSSM dcivcie.J M U-t 4 !i i f July, at iWliville, Indian, bv Hon. Joseph A. Wii'ii, his ff .w-t,miiviinn, neighbor and fncnd. We hope t have ihe t leasure of seeftaj the life yet published of tin MMI nun 4 the west. Kditu. To the lang IM ' f American rJsaSSejSS and philanthm; i-ti, wno win : ine j ri.le arid z'oiy nt the n public in after limes, rnu-t be aiMed the MM ui him wln.se nuinoiy we have this ! day met to kommt If a nag 1 1 f f devoti n to his cnuntiv if I'uthf-.il -eivire mi ome ol the m-.si important office if tilen's f I hih ttiir if a liberal education acquned by ell-nil uie if a life of spotless poritv if a poliiic.il inttgiity above WWpkfcm- if a tioti confident e in the voice of hi- felloA -ciUon tint n v. r falteiei if the lepeated evidences -riven him by his count ivmeft of then high respect for hun if all t ! . sc can give an Ameiican ciuzen fe light to a nati n il aaSBf, thai detttaeJMS must suiely be awarded to Tim. um v Ainm Ibvam Til-riunan Ashsjrsl llowaid was born on the 14th of Novcmtei. 1797, aft ffrlgB 'leek, the waters of the S.iluda liver, four miles N. K. i f rickensvillc, South Carolina. He w t ie 9m i t .1 tin llowaid, who wa born ob the 14th Fsbrs ii y, I7GU. His father was IS yeais of age at the commei ( emei.t ml hn-t ilit it s between the colonies and the mother countiy. In bi iMh eir, he j med ihe Ameiican army, d , i Ved Baddf Gen. I.reen, at the battle of Kut iw Spring in 8 ulh Csrafhw, and in the woid- of one who was well acquainted rh turn at that p-itd, he "fought as became an A MrricM Hldier." Hut little moie ii known of his carl ShM IJ ; but his bet eulogy i ihe .tiong and nervous lingaanwef In-, n r. A Howard "His musket told its own tale at the 11 volution." Hi- f.ti ei M l.i,.ti-' i reachT, and a uiccci-ful one. He was a fnm and decided cluistian, and maintained his tai.dinir as a faithful minister uf that denomination until the yen 1839, w : , e n , at th- advanced age of 79 yeais. in the S ate of Illinois, he fell aleep and was gat.'iettd If his fathers. Hi- mother was af the family of Ashnrst, frent whom the si n was natn-d; mi it i- a lemaikable fact, that TiUhman Wan the thtrst M 9 l thud rnai i läge, on tiie pait mi both fathei and m.d'ier. She di d v hen her son area about two year-of ae and was buiied on Crow Creek, within one mile ml the oi l lot . n Ke .wee, ab ut JO miles N. V. 1mm Pickensviiir, S i.:h I aiolina. I he tai-i ig and education of Tilg man devolved on kin half biother. Jh .McEln .v , who ni reed wit:i hin I . iMWHKkl CMirify. .Noith C ir lmi, wlun he wa- atml f or eais mi age. He iem nt d in Noith Carohna; af on his i ineteenrh ear, he lemovid to the eastern pari I rraMlNe, without iIImmh or fiiends but a b. ie vi' 4 -o!elv upon hi-own innu-try and pf i-tvei .ii.ee, to make In- way into socie'y and oblate a peiitiw in the VMÜ At UM age of twenty he wis tmg,ngt d by a Mi r.itii n 1 1 TtBMMtt, for a -hurt lime, as a cleik in a ütvie; a poil i M "i hi IM I be imwmtmi t. school teachu At out thi- peuod he founed an acquaintance with J' hn and (it ie Stew.ut of Newpo t, Tun e--ee. which ai ij':ainlai.ee ripened Mts n intima e fnei d-hip, and wa- efeMnMBtd thloHKtl life He was im;.ioed km tle-e mui a; a cleik in th' n -to e, .nd .'evored a ait of his time to Ihe -tudv of In Mteio'ed piolt-snm Ine law. He wa- licen-ed to pmctice ! at 21 having U-en his own MM and piecepioi. At the age of -? he w i- c ected to a -e it in the Senate of Tenne-- e, in i .ii-trict c m;o-ed of three coumies ; and as an evi leoce of his si m du g at this ge, h. was rho-en a member of lien. . HoU-l ti'- t IT. then Ctrt tmmt a Ihe Sta e. i ow f the Cmted Stales Sfua'e, between wn .m wa- then loirned tioug M M pew mi inen '-tun, winch continued thioiijin hie. h lH-s. he wys an ele t r f.r 1'ie-tdent and Vue I're-i-denf, and v..t.d .s such for President Jackson, of h 'e plihc.l pnnciple- he was an anient MBBtrer. Duung the year ' s.. , he m ved fiom I enne--ee t BMWMjMJRloa, Indiana, wheie he cunt n ed to reside, practicing hi profe-sion until the priof 1 !33, when he setth d with us in our own little Village Ab ut fhi- tme, PMident Jackon appointed him District Att tney foi In Ji in i. w.'hout s .licitation on In- pa.t iiii!t l. ht knew i ithn g f the mattet un il he leceived hi- commi . m n. He held thi-otlice, di-charging it- i!uties with gieat , ai:fac!iou to the li vei nmcnt. and to the citizens mi the Mi f, until the -umm. of 139. At the Augu-t elecn n of th .r .r, m mm elected M a -eit m the C?th Congrt-- . f UN IJft.it StltC, If the people of ihe ?th Cougie-i nal 1 i-t . ict. He app-.inted at the Ii -t -c-t n on the Commi ue ml fmtnkjM Kelati mt and Mat d on that committee ; aome evi nce of his standing tint body. Oft tho l"th day of .line, l44, he wan appointed by the 1'ie-i.h:.! i n.ige de Altai e- to tne Uei uhlic of Txa-, at d ' n tr.e r.irne dav w.- ufiamimou-l conn med by the IrMtt. He immedia'ely pioeeeded to V.ohingiuii, the capital of 1 TeXi-. vv .eie MJ le'nall.ed in fllCBatJf.1 f the dutie- of his iüce until hi- death. It MM t-een-ul that the hi-tory of indiviloa! i, of all hi-t ries, the most valu.ble, for exptrienr.e is the gut-Je of life; ai d ol all tne hi-toiie of ii.i2iVidu.tN. ih se aie the n. m mUt i - r g whiih xtut.it men m .kl g then way tinottgh M iif v hoin Ihe nomble-t w.;k- of hie to the hig! .-t points of distil i -j.n thi.-e who, by pei -( v erance, Ze-I and mduti v , ns .ke MMMinlPM known and lilt in the snhere in which they (,,.. Ihewi iIJis always improved by every ttft umph ui mind ; and he who f.. ice- hi- way up M di-tinction fiom otscuii'v, and by self-cul uie and moial Woith ovei-! C itnes the gtealest obs achs, tea. s down all ihe flim-y bar- j lirrs cl w ..iih and heieditaiy houor in his way, and shows hirn-e4" de-ervi g the highest 0-Hion; such a man's life always e;o;tes the voung .ii. d anient mind M the impiovemei.t oi" Ifta iiaftlgi farulue-, and itivea us conti itnce in h.jiii in le-ou.ci. N b.e piecedents like the-e are the orderet! im Um Meat :y which the chaiactei of the world is imf -.ed. TM MMN of the chu-tian, the patiiot, the heio, the MftR -man, 1- the seed of national gloiy. The life ol H araid i" a beautiful example, not only of the careei of a Itiendle--, moneyless youth, n-ing to distiuctixD by Ml own unaided exeiti. ii-, but foicibly nlu-tiaies the woikings of our fiee and elective foim of government. The oil ha i i two veais ,.f are. rbe ( I t acliei at nineteen. I he -elf-made lawyer at tw rity-one. TlM StMalOi M a -tiange hi d at twentv-ix. The MMCtwfil lawyer and profound jut ist at ihirtv. 'I t.e drgoitie I and u-elul member of Congic-s at fody. our acc. mpn-hed nnnt-tei to a Meubbotittg lepubnc at fot t !. In 13", during the admmi-tration of Pre-ident Jack-on, he wa- iffaea'cd a c mini i mei, to settle a fftff Inge amount of cot tlictmg claim-, at Chicago; that were pie-enti d agnn-t t.'ie g. inment, an ing under vaiious Indian freatie, art- ol Cm g i --, &r. 1 h d the following M lelatinii to - " Imeut, fioni a di-tingtnshed laa att ml lue Cintcd State f e tr.e.i enetaiy uf War.undei Pieidt nt Jack-on. The.e w.i- -ome difficulty wuh Ihe cabinet at Wa-hn gt u, in se Met tog a man to whom the settlement of so laie an a-r mil,' ol e .iiiLcting c nm- -h -uld be entiu-ted. The-e claim- i:v.lvt.l moie than half a tr illion mi dollars, in which a MMMW CM of -.cul.toi- weie deeply intete-tel. Some ( I tliem had been 3taii.!ing f..r eai, and weie pie-sed mmm trie fuvei nmcnt wuh mw zeal It wa- MJpfta m 1 sehet . in an wh would hear the whole proof, and make a Mfwrt t the dej a:tmeiit t Wa-hington ; and in making thi s. i- etiMi, it wa- likewi-e impottant to have a man m wliotn til" g ive.ume; t, a- well a- ihe citizen, who w pu--ing hi- . claim, -hud have cmfi lei ce. After the presenting of I tits, name an 1 of that, by diffeient men bei- ol the cabinet, ami 1.0 Moepeel of an are. ment, the diffirul'y reached the w ithy ..id Piesi !ein, who w as not pre-ent at these consulta- i ti us. bei' g mA posed. My i f .imant say-, that when 'he, old mm walked into the MM and a-ceit-uned the suljeet ' upon which they weie delibeiaUng, he MJMfkff, III Mj M pi'iC tone: Iii nt lernen, I will tell you wh.;n la appoint,! I' w-f -ileoi.) Apn:.t 6 era! Howai.l, of lndinia; he is an ho'usi man, I have known hun long." 1 he an, mt ni nt wa- made, and bef.ne sunset wa- foiw. ni. I m linn, mm4 tn lir-l intimation he had of it, was its lecfptioti. He v i . ! ( icago, and -p nt me thiee month in investigating these elaiu.s, and made In- lepoit. whicti wa- vei v lMiMM, t i tne goveinmuit ; and it is w..ithy of um nk, that -i ce tint lepoit w i- made, we have pa ed thiouh a I gft -tte of poricil excitemeit: Administiatiuns hive cliant.; mj books have bem opci.id.aml I mizht say pnvate cnar .c'ir has b. en attacked in every di e tn.n, and all ela--t- .iiid ra.tie- uf men Kav.. f'i tta rirtaii ;.m ni . And IftftMjfJl thi- tfport contained opinions, and deciaiMM, in , whi' h iogie individuals weie lu'en-tcd M the amount f I', ii.. il .. a. .1 .1 .11 I . , a . . imi umummwv u'imh, auu ne ir 'I'll Ci- llai Clp-ei, Uo'll MM (MM it Was made, until his death, dm ing which tine, he was an active and wairn paitizm,in the political wmld ; jet from that petied, up to the pieseut time, t a whi-per of su-pnion h- ever been ut'eied against his integn'y, or his lideii'y to ihe g Veiument, oi t tfie cnizen. He wa not only a native, tojf an admner of Ihe south, an 1 wa- partial t a di-tifiguts:ied citizen ol the State of Ins I i "i ; and like the sun f his o v n nativi land, he . as wann and aidetit in bis feelings, aifd unw iveung in hi- com-e. Hatwithfttndiftg he was bom mJ ducated M 'he south, M vva- mm fmm' MM, He felt a deep and abiding inteie-t in her welftte, a'-d 1 know of no citiz-n wir xeittd him-elf moie th ni he did, on all occa-ions, M exti ic .te ih Stale fiom her etnbaiiass'iients. 1 remember, in FetMMWT, ltt, MMM a piopositi M was befne Congie-s, to appropriate a laige .;uintifvof .'and-, 1 0 continue the V.b-h nd Kmc Can. I liom l etie Hauie to K. an v ille, and he w a- about lo v i-it H'a-hn n t t, for the puipo-e of luiihenng lhat object, that a f.n i.d w. i'e wannly to tum, iiiging hi not to vi-tt Washmgt "i -av ing that there was a c uite-t between the eabal and life i inteiesi, and ihi il would njuie In n M his fu oie po ilical prospet :s Tfl th i fin nd he gave the following .fr-wei : " The time for ni'i.ing eteri thing bend to future juilittritl interest his pined by; the St ite has been ItmMm MJMM by su( h thing,: 1 am for the redemption of the MtmU." And although he did not live to see the bill pass Cotigiess, which was tue gum fio n whuh has piung a series of legislative mea-uie-, lhat it is believed will plce the cie lit and c' i of the State on hih giound, yet lie contributed I i i If in pre; ai ing t!ie act on i f Congiess for the passage i f Nm till ; i d it mav be menti med in tin- coonecti n, to -h w the cunh lence that a di-tuigui-he I member of ('ongiess of Tea mm -. w ymrnt i tmaste- Geseift!. had in llowaid, of whom it will be no di-ciedit to -ay, 'hat he always Hatched, with an eagle eye, all appiopt NMMftN ; and when thi- mea-uie was u Hi final passage, to the suipu-e of all u . . knew him, he v.t-d 'Aje,' and when interrogated as to in- vote, gave tins laconic reply " llowaid said it was light '" ' H vvaid said it was nght." li -vv.ird po,-e-sed a mind lhat always appeared to thirst fi i! I tma;i ii ever on ihe a lei t evei aetitne, and Ml siualiMl M lite Id p event liim fiom Hive tigatiug tilingIM 1 mm. Ho.v ofieu have tho-e wno k'.evf linn well, NM bun Ml the mni-t of c uveis1ion, -u ldenly si p and g t'. exa i-iiic 'u.- old coiy of h tile's llietiouary , oe taciwl ftftf r i n u. l ogical ein. A-ide fmm his piofoun 1 and i.V :;.. ;,n. wledge i:, hi- io!i--i,in, hi- :ic.ut.e nenl- M tusloiy, toll ic-, geogi ipiiy. tfemogy, mill, lolog v , botany, DVoial. in 1 1 1, and mental philosophy, and theological subJUs, weie ..Moi.isln.ig to uiUma.y miuds. Combining ui h a ni.-- of i MeaMtMft a puwt-iful lulelltit and a vivid

maginatieo, with a powetfftl voice, a digtntied and noble pei-onal appear n.re, a daik. piercing, exiles ive eye, and a lofty liberality and eat Mat IHM ul m ntiment llie-t made him, what he liuiy vv.is, i m -t p vveilul speakei. i d ill tin-, c limi t his activ e .n.d nevei ceasing benevolence, his sflict regard lot ju-lice, lis high If Ml uf honoi. together wuh his deep feeli gs 1. 1 piety, and Ihe well knovvu puuly of his witole lile tin at gave him a powei und inlluence in society, of which any man living might he justly pmud. He was at all tunes n ady , nppuentl WilhOttl pieparation, to diseuss or lecture on any subjtci ; and kit addiesses and cunvci-aii.iti weie inv;iiablv eharadei ized by chastene-s and beauty of language, originality of thought, and cl -e logical Coline i nm. Hi-si vie Rfta ea-y ; "and Ins pftFaCl an; the coiisiiuct.in .f sentenc. I Mretft Ki gtish Mit Ihe Knglih nf Ihe CWMd, nor ihe K .glish of ihe king, but tne king's Knghsh. as it is spoken in n,e digniln d conveisai ion of inteliigi nt men.'' In his commencement uf an aiguuieni, he advanced into hi- subject as a man would in I Ml daik, feeling his way ; but win u iaiily into itt IMTC was a stieiiJth of thought, a dignity of lungn ge UlMtratMNM naluial aUfm itseil, and me aphois iftal weie iigo al. -tiikii.g, and not unlieipient; y bold, and that swept all bi f oe him. He append to iinder-tinn the ellect of his aigiimenls up. u the mind of In- heater-; if one argument did :iot answer, he us. d alio) In r; if one lllu-tiation did not succeed, he had anolhei at c mmand ; and at no tunc did he I". get the appiopiiite pla e fr hi- imagination, memoiy and ua-on to act their pail nevei lost his balance, but made each perform ils otlice. I he true secret i f his success as a spea er, consisletl in ibis, that he spoke fiotn the tftrCttMH o the affeciions it was not peison, his gesticul ttion. Ins manner, hi i n igmation, his puwu of reasoning alone it was Ins deep leel.ng the gushing of the -oul ; it was the heait of man sneaking to the heail of man it was his earne-tne , eye, countenance, aiiitude and manner, showing tfcal he uudei-tood, believed, and felt what he said. His eMMactftl pie-euls one of the noblest specimens of hum iiuty ; it exhibits io us a poweiful intellect, com'.nncd VT ltd high Mot a I feelings, continuing those stiong paaaMas winch give tneigy and foicc of character to the linn. IkWas a man of ardent lem.ciameut, of troftft puMMMt vet he helJiupeifectsutjerti.il all his evil n.ioie, insomuch that he tu vei -pike in anger; lur diJ tute, oi envy, hud a seat iu his bona M. He had kindness and sympathy for every human being. Wl.e.i an B 'ject ol human stirteiing piesented itself. In benevolence knew M h. unds ; .ml when was the day in our ow n village, when llowaid'- n i. i. e did t ot lit a I (t.e li-t of OM)tiMtMtM Ilu MM VOM II I objects gae laigelv, for ui.iii in tn- eif iftlWI in life, (o the Wabash Coib ge, Indiana Cniveisity, jtc. Sic, and to all (bt benevolent uistituli ins ol the 4 IJT. HeneVolence, gener -ity, chaiitv, piety, patience, fidelity, Couiae, all stione COMpiCftOtMlj in lniu, and might extort fiotn I lie beho'der tiie iMpeeaciVft inlenogat uy, Koi wnt place w s this man in ide w a- n for political life f for a -eat in :he cnate 01 House of Kepreentaiives ol the United States 1 was it lor tne liench or t tie bar was il foi public or pttea ta life ; was it tu fill the pi ce of hu-bmd. famer, i.-eighboi, lncnd, Cfcfifttftfl i n whu h of the-e Wa-hebotn The answer i. for utl mf tktms. He was b un to fill the laigest, and mo-i vaind ci.cle of human excellence; and tne wh i.e v .yigeof hi-lite was one continued and benig:i cneManavig (nu of all the teau ies w.'neti adoiu and ennoble the i ha acMt of nun." His pleasures and amusement weie few and n nple; in his studv, and M the iciiiemetit of his l .viug family, he found rest froM the lab ei s uf t lie d i v. If fftfe muc i of hi tine a ictlec Ion, ai d vva- lieijiieni ly alone; ibis w rid did not i --t -- m iiiy cturms to aliure him wuh ; and the iud'-tide-of th s htile earili seemed to llow by without toiling in- g UMM& Hut ii, y brethren of the bn,an4 in lei d to y oi, on and

all, who pattn i.ate ia put.iir discussmn-, we h ive bef ue us, in tne UM ami eint der ..I tl wai J, a auftle exanple, a rich pjiiein io imn.iie, in me -tvie mrnn aiamu i ni -pe.ik.n. ana m uui inteicuu.se with one another. L'.uld we hut lethze with bun, h.vv iu.i and bow acted m the gift ef peach i lhat wonts uie MM leiuesentatives jf our HMegbfci the whagad aarsaengeri of I ve or wrath, ft m the soul; that then c iftieaeencts lur ii .1 m Im evil, ait soon beyond tbeif ceatrel aad ca lea ration eoetd vc, my hrMedn, bnitata bM kmuness ia out in eicou.se wuh ech othei itf.ik n evil c , hi- araaautj, ami ke-p beloe us mm exaoiple, ia aiw n putting the te-t eanatroctiea apes each uthei'- cendact could we, a lawyei, follow out his nch tzatnple, in the management of our Uw--mt u-e the same delicacy and politeness with v.itnc-e- and paitie-, an 1 milve u-e ..f tne msjm exeitniii-, 1 1 avoid iajsi ing the feeliHgt ef tbota iraend us, no m f cuuld ell ihe aeaeeel of gnuj we wuul l do; and how ai nch we -h.uld advame Ihe peace ami quiet of the winde c immunity in which we Move. Me ha- left a mss.f MfurmatMti, in aaaniacripla, on varies labject-. Ili- .i'-die-ses ai d ipaeebea, wlnie a ineMbei vi the Tt oacMtfj Sc; ate and while a memhei of CongieS, and his lec'uies , n a Vanety of -u jeets, wüiiI.I make a volume af tf.eat intei-e-t, and will i u QSSSd find then way t the public, connected wi'.n a full histoiy of hi- life, by the aid of sjine aaMCoaape tent to Ihe t -k. On the moinmg of 1st 4di of July, IM4, two yeais an, he left in ;il!.e v illage, and leltin.mv wet and weeping: eyes. Year epeskei Mill long usiaMhu the la-t arerda lhat fell frsSJ his lips, as he held Ithn by the hand, and baJe him farewell. Oa the 27(h of July, he arrived at GalvettOO, after a long MM tedious paaiafM from Rsw Ortean, bem about ten day s uu'lci a IropM al sun. On ihe iOtli of July, bt airived at the city of HosjatSR ; on the 1st of Au:u-t, at Warning UM ihe capital of Texas, and met his o)d frMad (icneial llou-tuii, nd w.is leeeived t.v the cabimt, and duly accredit' d Ihe inmisle. to ihe young icpuhlic. Hi- receptMd and a tdress on that OCCatipB was all tint his frhrnds eonld have desiied : and ane writes, that dariug t ie time km was witn u, ue made miny wann ftftd anient fiMMftla. On Bat a i day, the I Oth of A ages t, he com plained of a p. in M his neck and shoulder, la which he was iahtet t. I) c ei Joins, tuen me acting Seeretarjf of State, and tabMqaeutl Ihe I'lesideut, and I) c or Htai, I, were ins ailendifj physicians. On Tuesday, llie I3lb ef AsfjttSt, his fever hated i on vVsdeesday he was able io sii up, and vv.n thought to be convalescent; on Turn sday, the l.nh of August, he had a lYlSta of the :ims of the pieVKMM Sttbt, ntid fiOrS that ti ne he lapidly MMlh ; and i n Fnday, ti:e HJ.h of August, be opined, at 15 BiHtniet teloie IS o'clock, ai the bOnM of John Kanpihei, llnee miles fmrn Washington. Howard waa n ehriatian, and M his v iews of cbristiaaitjr was IrSeralnt. I have never known any mm wno toef o wnle a VMW ol leligiuus libeily. He kep: constantly hefoie him, anl practiced thiouh life this nu h thai our political iibeitv giowi i i af, and nnisi evei iesi upon the Rieft) puulanic dociriec of Ihe diiect aiitviance af every man to b d, and his aaadcoeent rbjht and doty la serve Him according to Iba dictates ef his otva cooatiesce, wbatevei Bnvhopt, Popea, 1'iesidents or tin.deiatoi s may say tu the contrary. The fnm- and ceierm rues if rhu. i lies had little Io do with ins rhtistiaoilr. 1 veiily believe that II .v.nd could have lived in my clnnch hi clni-tei.d un, a pious and devoted man. tl ivva.d died as he had lived a cliri-ttau. Hi- last winds lo Dr. J.mes, his attending psyskMHi, arete, 14 all i 1 iiit ' ai d t ) enolbei fiiesd win vv.s with him his lat moments, he said " i sutle. much : the paiuxysm is jjreat. but I lie Luid is my Shepherd." In the la-t letter wii ten to his wile, but a few daa before his death, and almost as if he h.d a preeentimdni of his apaa each rag end, he lepeata Irom in- ravofita Paahn, Mtbs Lord is my Shepherd, aerely Ksodscii an l meicy snail fulluvv me all the days of my life.1 He i- gune( aad mm know, and feel, and mudrft our loss. Ill- life had been one af -elf-denial and toil, fted by Iftboi ..nd eppIMatien he had aeqmred a raaaeef vaiMjl and pre found leammgi and aavlag reached 1 hat potsl in life winch pmmi-ed a biiht caieer ol usefulness to hia country, and dist me) I'.u ( inui-eif, in the praeMeace or Gad, fet leaaana aud pdffpSSM iaacrstsble IS u-. he h 1- been called away. And taWSgh he expired fai ir m Ins aativa land, without the kind i'llices mt wile ami tta MM It tar lo smootli tiie Led of death, yet he was, by i ti saget i bsassed, and ky stra. Mourned.1 Was .; iors. The shig pap?ni ul (vraisvills ;ire down npon the Rev. Jm N. MaJfitt for lecturiotf there in favor nt the srt. .t Camp Reynolds tin; Rev. Mr. Ksvattnugb, an agent ol tne Colonization Society, toob occsston lo civu bis views freely upon the subject of the prcaent war. Ho eonaiderea! it rast one c.t the Presiaenta ftMklBf , nor BflghteOUi, nr unjust; bit :ifi u war brtnjght a bunt by lbs will uf 'iod, l'.r the sccrmspliah meal of bis own high and wiae par poses. He stlmiiii.st.t'rod a cutting1 rebnks lo I bone win stund opptaseal to their own gttverntnent in lime nf war, ratber then, as jjood citi.i-ns, endeavor to austsiu lue hooor and

. w . . ... contrary ajotvi ilrtdlanning'. Spirit of thr Vollem. Maj. ItüCBiDC, of tliM Mexicsn army, taken pris nests at lbs etorming ' fJhspoltepec, is aocompanied bv two dra.'uoiis, S A. This gentleman's familv re-sidea iu PhiUdelpliia. nn.l lie diMihtlo-ai will vrievn ;it the rnrnr id' Ins t'.t.. an different from the Mild course oursued hv hia ill. is- . r,....,,,l .ni.! lir S ,,.!., A in.., liuMf.ii Mi.UI.iMnssa tlogers. Cel. Bermml, Maj. Gsines, Cspts. Cine, Heady, snd Danly, snd their Men, contssonly called the MKncRrnnciou prisoners.1 mBo 4 ( d a iu '..a i a rj . V ii. is.- v e by a letter fin -tn lbs Deltsvs conespoudfiit, Mustang,1 that tne .,. ? ul bMMMlsjsrs, in cotawress ass. inbl 'd, lias decreet! thd) freedtnn of religious and political thongbt; and thai tin party opposed t the ruling church bsssscked Iftbjre calin tlr.il nl' ihst city. The letter ;' kMne arnj1 of llni 18th Oct. nys that tne mily feeling pretmiling si San Late Pittosj tir the loss of the c tpt.al, is Ihsl nf inditlerence. The libera lists, or meaiersts party, have carried toe elections in San Lu s I'otosi. The RgTgRUi still Adomcxtimo. The cas!i ro- j ceitrsaj fur duties in tnese of I be principnl port are, J aa far aa lionr-l from, n- the tirst iwn weeks of .Nos ember, 1-17, si-ö ,'i!l ?. and lite same two areeks (" in tin mMM ports, $S48.41f3 showing a gain, naajer Ihe new tariff, of Rj(S3tl93. Union, Ans. I5i VoufSTRRR I i i. The amonnl collected in Pt.ilags)!pftts fr the r !id id' stives, motheri and children nf volanteer-t in lr.ico, ii 3,846 10. A noble and grstcful cbsnty. r

amis o th-ir country. J u-t casltiratloni tmtn th.it I P"5" jeaajnemnm, inn-i iv as concinnaa peoui anuarter ronet have theif effect, Ihe whig press to the 1 ,'"M un"nt7 enict the plaintiff nf psrjurv on

SI PUJMII 4'OI'EST r INDIAWA. I bftftn a good froand for ft notion oaftde t the proper tine rtbt mi r T mi, 1817. ' lo (luasl' "dietm01' kipoktfi r)R TÜ1 st :tixcl BY a M. OAFtNAiiAN, K9t. Where, uptHi MJch an indictment nslhn sibove, Ihe deThe present term cotiiineiir.il mi Moodft I He SNM m". I faMMl is l,'u,,1 I""! of iHMiiOf all Um ihinM ftftilied, rr. sent, tin. Hon. Isaac Hlackfokh, Hon. Daniel K. I the judgment almuld not bo ftmwted, becftMM th value uf

pERKIXft, anil I !. TbOMAI L. Smiih, jusuces i a l I Mi iS iirrrnmnn and others r. Pmtti rson. Error to the Lake C. C. Smith, J. hen ,i di rri'i' is rendered bv default lor the fttroelo sure nf a innrlg.ige, and nidering the sale ol Iba whole of; he mortgaged premi-es, fbf the payment of a debt due , n lllM.limrMi'S. nt)(I t Wllirll 0OBM pOTUOIl tf MM BiM IB hi mhin .io.- oboeqwenl in the condition .I Um i. cree, .....LT iii provi-ion ui me m lection .i ine am emmp. . I .1 a . . a ...... I I ine K Ü. of tJ43 Ihe eonii should reouiro peoc '' ' ,,iat ill I i i m , ili' mfftfiitfor wtnil.1 Im lu-iif h n bv mc- i hh e ot Inn whnle pn-ini-es. in! it should eppef afllmMtivole upon the rerun! that such proof had been uiaile, or at least thai it li.nl ;. appeared to the atisfaciion of ilu court. Iii n rsnl. Ottern et nf. r. Dmdd, Appeal from the Hetidriclvs C. C. Pftftftins, J. Mill lor ihn reetaion nf a mntmnf for i ho pnienxo of l ind. A ntli; bond w as r eived at ihe pun base, and possession id the l.nid had. Tin- bill contained no avermenl oi the surrender wf the title hnnd and pMMftenonf if anv idler of ench surr nder. He'd, a- ihe bill did not iiiuko ft earn in winch the parties eoultl by a deeree. be pleM in JtefMfW, the plaintifTwaa nut fttititlnd to reliftf, ( Rtrtrsrd - ... . dwi r. .iuums. r,rror to tue ig v. t. IjI.ai h- . ' c , . r An ftetioti ol assumpsit bv A. as assignee i, ;i protntawrf notenfunftl D. the maker, which note was payable tnC.iiiid l,.md assigned to th.-.n by A. I'le.., 1st Won-aMnmplit Wltbont oath. SM. That A. had previously atted i lie? indu werft and n covered judgeaanl ajminal one I of them, (proceea not served on the otn r) that U. had entered himself as bail for the stay of execution mi said I jml.-neut and thai the bad vv a -ulf.cent. lVW, lhat the special plea was bad. I le aaaigneti right u tuo I the maker ;i promissory m.te, "overtied bv the l ivv...int. ,s not' take,, aüay bf ftjndfment recered a aiiMt the indnraar. until that pnlmcnt is satisfied. The Mitry of the bail in this ease, was only a security ir the j indgmNnl and not a Mthtfactinn ofil ( pun demurrer to a apeci il plea beta sustained when the vtnieral issue is also pleaded, it is error to render final . , ,,,, ' , ft,i ' t i i 1 1 I n. .i i i- .1 laMftaa t . . 1 1 1 aa m i j.ti.. I t.-t l..

juoiin .ii. a it " II' I HI I Ilu H lll' I." till t79Z 1'J IUI I I I i i . IM tried bv the court or by a lory, and unless auch isai.e i J S1" V ,Standshould be found lor the plaintiff, final judgment could ( '" " , 'rr "rlnot h. rendered. Wheal Geneeee, prune white. 1 90 per bueliei. The errenraatanee, Umm B. eoold aol ureh-r iMa aaave Ohio wheat, 135 per bushel. WieconoMi, 1 3U per di-pute the execulion of ihe note, or of ihe assignment , Is. njsSpl.

not material. A. night have been defeated on other ; gronnda. Rtmtrmed. ',:.7ri'.in y llr.trlrtt 11 ft.'i...' V iw.ii'i I....H f I ft ft t.. I ".-". i m r i i. ni . 1 1 y v v ) . j v i i um im; .ii ' ii'mi v.. I . . an ri, i it Sawn o. JHlisom (t2 caaea.) Appeal from the Marion C, C firmed. Hr turd r. Itit'rtts. .Appeal from the Hancock C. C Diamiaaed on motion ol the appellee Ti kspav, Nov. 23. Cmmmmtll r Brmektnridg ri ul Certified from the Alton C C Smith, J . A purchaaei id real eatate, where the poaaeaaioa is v cant, is m. t bound to impure of the late oecopieff what wa- the nature of Ins title, and will not be held to have implied notice of the information which might have been bl nn-d bv imiuirv . party bneang pnreheaed an eenhnbla title without notice ray a prioc enuitr, may ftfterwardu buy In Iba legal title with notice, without losing Ins character as an innocent pnrehaaer No contract made hv n board nf eonnti eommiaaionera will he hind, 11 u i ii ii :h. ni in tin ir character nf comniiaionera, or npon tlieir anecaaann in idfiee, or the county us a loy ji.ilitte, unless attcfa contra t was mailt! at 11 j rirul ir no-, imy of the hoard it the time fixed hv IftW. Bill tiitnutted. Williams s - Otsawtnan r Wastes a- Ca. Krror to the Fayette C. C Pi ai ins. j l. ht by Wanes lor the us' of Lewis upon a promtseory note a ha tlurd plna was, thai l.-.i-. lor erhüna nee the Mtit wai broogbt mm not in mm. Haid, thai lbs plea tendered .'III lniill.lteri.il l-lle. Where n defendant al law files :i bill l'r discovery ftvaruly asainat the plaintiff with view ! naing his anwar on a trial at law, he tin:st allefa ia Ins hill, only ih.u tne i.n ts sought t. be obtained by the answer are Material to hia defence, and not that he cannot establish n withoan tl,. ,.., ..ud he mav us.- the ssewer when ohUtned or not on the trial al law, as be cboeea. And i be doer en nee it, il dors m.t preclude Ihe adroiaetoa el mm w W Jss. II' I I I i' n Snlners and another v. Colt. Error lo ths Jefferson C. ( BiACKroao, J Action of debl ni five prnntiaiory notes fiven for ibfl purchase aeoney of certain laud, and elan ii wriiin obligatory lor tne payment nf certain damages if ins interest nt' the notes should not be ptinelually paid. '', thai in this i is. the fheta show t!at according to the contract, tiie making af the deed ami the payment af the prmi-s irv noie which l ist fell din, were to be eoncorreai ania, and ipval an offer to eaaka deed was thereInn: Deceaasr) before the sun could he Msintstned on ine nets. Held, thai tin writing obligatory stands on tin same ground as the notes ; if suit cannot he maintained n them, neither cm it b on the writing obligatory. Jtercrsed. S'luojf et al. r Janet Error in the Allen C. C. Dismimed on Riot ton of the apnellee. ill OT .i h ffifn Itfr rs r -f l DS1 -lAY, Nov 84. Bark r fish. I'.rror to the Boone C C. Smith, J A jutigtneiii :n truver. upon 1 verdict Unding only nomm il damage, t r the plaintiff, does not tranefer the , . c . .11 . r 11 'Fi,. ..I i.r r I v . ft c Ii I . . it I I .ft. tilüii.flll I riftt, ull.tv. I wards ple.nhn; property in himself or ... hers, it. an action of replevin, brought against him by the defendant in trover fr the mme gooda. Hi n r., The Stole v. Ssnith. Error to the Fountain C. C. Pik Kias,J. Thi a was an indictment for obtaining goods by a false pretence, vis : lh.it the acceptors id three in. Is ul ex e ha age that were imlors-! to the persons in exchange, f.r the roods Were liable and bound In n.iv tiie hills. Aver- ., i .1 . menl in the negativ thai they were not bound lo pay Ihe I bills. Held, that it should also have been averred that the defendant knew, at the lima In Iliad.- the la-nresenta- .. .i.i . i . i ii. . lions thai the acceptors were not hound to pay the lulls. I , ' i.in i im ii line. 1 1 inr iiiii.iii.i .n-us i.iisi: uininiicei ihunld allege lbs ownership of the goods obtained, .v aerssaf. .Yithols r. Woodruff. I'.rmr to the Lagrange C. Court. Blai rpord, J. In an actum upon an instrument iu writing promising in p. iv .1 sum of money upon contingency, lbs consideration need not lie av'ired, as the in-tiument i- within lire Dili lection nf lbs ilst ebspter of ÜM l fi. 1115. winch l i ... M.ak. ss.ieh inatraaaoou the h.u..d ,t.. t an a. i...i.. i rae prom m nu eniry upon mo r eoru m ue. us msmsm bv ihe recorder al lbs proper time, of Ihr redemptitnt of i a ... .. MaagadaaaaaiMMM, m not msnmduMtmm evid.-n. e ..I oacli rodempttoa, but may bo rebutted by other evidence. If ;ni agree men I be tasdc lor lbs psymsnl nf lbs pur ebaao monay of UMMrigaged premMeS n eondilten that the land shall not be redeemed within one year, ihe con dition is not defeated by I release hy the persiin having a right to redeem to the person naabiiig eocli agreaasent. IfamJ r Hamuli. Appeal from the Fountain (.'. C. Di-uii ed !v Mareament. (si casi s ) Ssnmti (t nf. r fkjpfer. Appeal Irom Tippecsnoe C. Diamiaaed by agreement. Welts r. tlurd it ut Krror t tho St. Joaopfa C. C. Uisuused by appellant. Pnin av, Not . 'ill. the Decatur C. C. Lnutcr r. McEwen. Lrror to 8 N i ru , J. in an iiction of slander lor rhiirgins r 1 1 plairitiff with h. 7 . . . aving committed perjury, Ihe defendant, to sustain a I . -: a . . I ft an indictment. A mere arenonderanee ol ftvidonee, conj irsry io tin- ganeml rule in civil eases, is not sufficient. Evnisnce of repetitions nf lbs slanncr, made niter 1 th- words charged is lbs declaration were spoken, is a.lon ss'i.ii: iu prove the malice with winch Hm words spoRee il the tune ami tu the manner ebsigSd in the declar- : ation wer- ntteredl, hut uc!i aesdewee is not admisaible by way ofa'-jiravalion lo increase tin: damages. Reverted. I ' "t''"ts e Myrs. Appeal Irom the Wafaeah C. C. I 1 a aais s, liill for an injunction restraining an Mtion ol j-rt-ment. The lef.-iMl.ini hi Ihe ajactaaant was iu poeseaaion, nieier contract ol nirch.ts: by 1 1 1 1 bond. The bill did ii.,t show that da ma hd id possession had ben made Ifore lln ji'ctun nt WSSSWaSaSSaSMal. Held, that Ihe bill did not show such :i vvinit ol U UefeUCS M law as would entitle hun to an injunction. W hen party becomes deprived of his evidence nt law. hy his own fault, and to 111 d 111 tin perpetrating nf Iraod, he cannot be relieved in equity. Prand in mortgage may be ifansrn ll law. Aftrmed, Tiie Stater MurpUeij. "Krror IO tho LsgfSnge C. C. Blacrsoro, J Tins was an indictment for larceny, which was sub statin ill v .'is follows : The "rand jurors, See, present thai A., on, SS., St, Me., one ban bivn, one hundred pounds nf honey, bra pons da at wart, and one swarm of Ines, nf the value of ive dollars, ol Iba ps reu nal goods of B and C, then and there being lound iu the possession ol the said I and ( . i tehmhMjely did steal, laks, and earry ftway,eontrstj In the j lorin of lha st.it.it, dke. Hold, thai Ihe indietmant waa gftod. Bass are ferst laarndt, and in lbs indb-imsnt they ars not nnlv slleged m in lbs gnortti .1 Ii. und C . hoi ii. hare novn in th.-ir .sröoi when -I..I,,, nn.l when 111 . m .. , 1 - ,. lha nmiMinii ..I any psrsnsj, tbey are the subje. 1 u l.irceny. The sirenssftanca Ihsl lbs inslietMSnl noes not ntata lbs als ..I aaeb of the simt-of prngssly eJlesssj mbsv been stolon, wsss no rcaMin in hi caea tor iirrrriiu judMSatl tbORgh ibd WftRt uf SRCb italSMrtt'l Riigbl luve

.... .. ur ii' u HM.I..II I , ... I ....... I nder an indicttMnl lor grand larceny, the jury inity fnnl the defendnM gu.l'y ol petit larceiiv d the .leleiul mt guirv ol petit lan eiiv. Ucrt rsr.d. Doe ex dem. I up c. IVamsicij. Lrror to the i ruiikliu C. i C. Dismissed, f Ä Sät; MAUMLJBTS. ( im inn vti, Nov, 27. i. m. Flour Additional ..U. m, pri(.,v , ...,.; nt i-n hrls fnm. . .-.nal mi si.-, mi i i I nt -f . r . I 1 1 'i! 1 '..I I .i i t t I.opo ti.i in i f n. I i I i iii.i vi" tin ui 1 S'M. tV-tjill Ul V IIOC ftlU l l ..... I i v llliy .7 1 . . m i tic ninm ; ou orw were wia ii'.m canai i -i ve : 100 do. ut 4 IS, and 1 iu do. deliftrmble nt A! a tli mui ftt 4 9sS. The ro esj.fs uf the wi ck ari -1,77-ibn.-, ami uf wheat 18,7Ilbuslisi. oo.v JJtir.no; ! :i,!av quite i number of salts wen mnttoj uiux,y in Km evening, nud ttutifl nf ihem wsrej ruporten until to-!i. Tne particular aera as fulluwt: 'JlXi ami 12U av ui li'Oa 2U0 t at o:h r M), I i), iiOOaaiu 7 I . av ui muh' I S:2D. On tu tliy ii .siii.-s Mp.si.'.r.'d. 'i'lo- i i r r J - - iiii,.:..v(Mn;ii id" I . i. i 7 I t J k a me prev ions uay nMim.-r u i.'-mI'Tm siiti innre nun, Wime rnott buyers nHiHed tn bude peg over tj"-!. The Kentucky tlr.ivtTs linklins large lm.s are, we undi rl . 1 . I III! II ft Il N;ai,,j, buying with a view UftjHthholdinc them from the genet! n.nr- , . . , T i 1 . a.:d c..:u.-4e lo ,.i, - !v their own account. Ihe sale refjMMed, huwevi'r, uro not f that cl.aracter. Tue h- are i-tetly well rilled, and they still' come in ln'lr. Qn n M iSalei on Friday nf 9000 yc Haan ( from bin k at "v ; 7MI do. do. at 6c ; on to-day "Ji'' a,u rjo. fK t ÖC, llld 150U d. do. at -1 1 l , 1000 I ll..lli(iipv ... r . , -!, m . . 1 1 . 1 tit so-a de c'l,e. (sdZtUt. NlW VoRK, Xv. t!7 -id V. M. Editor Ohio SSUUesman : J'iur lici.'s-ir ;sli 1'VJ to (J 25 per hrl Weatft . . i em, d la)1, tnii i, per brl. ( ,,, ,, iVime wlnte, 7J to 73c per bushel. Prime vellou , 7-V per bushel. ' "s( I p" r In per i .-in : VVv. Prime western. i p"r brl. B ej Wettern meeti, No 1, 8 SS per brl. The City of Octoluti in Mexico was destroyod by an earthquake un tin- 23d of October, and a, laroe number of the inhabitants, buried in the nuns. t 'anales, the notoriot.s flw rriila Chief, is dead. Doctor .Miller is robtbly elected Gottroof of Texa-. M tBfttKTJ i hi Tburaday eeettinft, the -N"th inaL, by the Rev. Mr. (illicit. Mr. Wilson J. Jordan ( toMiag Susan Jam:, daughter of !r. Wm. Merry nmn, (furBftsrly of Lexington, Ky. :j all of thU city. A i a ! : i ; 1 1 . i Uu the 25th inst., by Thomai Morrow, Air. AuaM KemplI Io .Mis. NaNCT STRAIN, hnth nf this (HuiilVThe ttleils' (Oiiiiuit t e for eatfawwiMdj the LaWI tor the aMBtpreaaftWa of flaindallng ami otiier offen re a. At the annua! meeting of the lodtewapolia Benevolent Society, on Thu'sdav eveninR, Ifov. 36th, after the business of the Koet iv was cloeed, n waa lie solved, By the un auifii .us vote of the ciUxeOS present : J'liat it is t', recosanaendation tnd request of this BBeetinaj, Inst tl.e Citisena Coeanaiitae of Thirteen, appointed last winter lo Otd the en force ment of tht Urma urnt;,ls: Gambling, and mther offences against goad at. raa, contitttts tbeir services; und lb a thev should, wuhul ielay, eell s general Meeting of the citizens, at the ,, , im .,.., , . , ,rrvlri r n, mitt. .u. m j the objectl entrusted to their charge. CALVIN FLETCHER, Secretary. 8,.:: iteration t oiiveufmu. The adjourned meeting of the ist.itc Education Convention will ba bekl in this City (fndisnspolit.) on Wednesday, the Nih .lav of December next. ISAAC COE. 1 JOH N VV 1 !,1I.S, C Corn tee. Nor. 26, 1847. OVID BUTLER, 3 nr"Ve aro reejttested to announce thai Mattscw S. Wakii, the Principal Clerk of the last llou-e of Ivepreeentativea, is a candidate for re-election to the same Offica this yv inter. (XjWe are requested lo present the name of JaajRa P. Leas, of Putnam county, as a candidate lor Assistant Clerk of the House at the ensuing MOMOtt. J (TjWe are reijui'Sted to announce U. W. Shkifkii, tf Johnson county, as a candidate for Bergesnt-at-Anna in i.e Honaeol Renreaentatta 1 .... We are requested to announce Juki. 1 I io announce Juki. M. BeitLsn, (lf Tipumcmnot county, as a candidate lor Door-keeper of the Houee of RepreaenUtite. ammmaBmmammmamamammmMwmaamm '" m9mm mmmmamm, mm mimmmnmmmm ELECTRICITY liAUAMM. MecksiMically und MtJtliciaisilljr ;tilitl jj gej i rraietitii: mid rcmwvtil $jf atib" enfltf-ta. on Ihe ChreMS-TasrrMiSlI SyMc-tn x;. JONRfl wOiilil int'i.rin ih.-eiti n ul" Iiiilianapulis and vikW eieitjr mat ke will retaain ftere a ort uiw äW UM purp-a ti-i aiii,,-ihsi as. , li'iil I'liii.iue ami Ai 'iU-. I lie i rrat.ii m cl ili-thVm-natory i lervaet elm meter are, ... ihr Map. ia. f ,r..at Mntam m.d France. aepradaM altttfeüMr for their u-nmval in (.alam-u anil l.l.etiu iix.aml it woold Im l im n,. ans I an iritiiiiiis f :i-k li refer (n uiai.V -ail Iiiart that have Iteeii mad. ti) ! "M -,r K 1 . v ' ,. ,,. , ,,- . . . ,, rejnkee im i. i UM eaniuvi fpoareri u ei a i tacaw ui)sieriou arenete, l)isctie ficrrfiill9 trmtfmi b'l Osü r,:ni $ m Sad Eleeteieitf. laraurati. ftpftooia, er mm of r-wee, sarbaM, Aaantaa, Ahacta1, AimphM, or Ni tvuii. CeaauMBtMe, Atunj al the SMauieb, Amine in. ri l ; a, Braacbiti! Illmdaeaa, if from reVal indaaiauea or par- ; al - i- mt il- i r it. BrBtH, n I cnaC'X ton and MMtMMI, t'lt.ir , a, I r St. Vitus'- Dame, t jiarje?, il" m u- iacipM ni MMge, t lilonon, Carvatare of the Spiee, CraMp, Colic, CeMneMel feel and hands, t'.nili aeii'.ii it Mu-el.-, l''oi --ii,ii mt Spirits, l.;ile, l))1'l n... lei H, lJ M ii., III-. ; - 1 .s.ii-, Knlep- , GOMt, II 'liiipiecm, i Meadaciir. iuii.i f uervansM 'uiv. HypanrarsS'rhienm, iMeeatim in nl' I run- I .. in n rl ' a, I.iiiiili.ir., I-.-- "l Muscular Tum? r ."VV .m i. "..... diSleolt, -.,., ,i. d, or MaiaTal, KrrvatH äiiea'a id eeert pralle, Nembutaa, ral-v, paraljtnx, PatpiMtioM . I the Heart, llemny, Prolapse Utrrt, hhcaMstir aaVetimt, (abrth I er H.'iitf .. t'lii tmic - II , i l.-.iu-s S.-iai ica , Scrofu I.i, lie H,t..r. x xr?rao7ealV liriuu., i t. ,..,., cuvMl-aoaa'aud arbitiif, j W1, ,.,.,.,, aeeared imv, M. I Ir. June. (MM be BQIMMhtd Ml I . t ov nine's II..! I, WashintrtOM St. i;.j,t( iai ait Ii.,. paid a SetvdloMj and Mncoiiol aMHWtEa il. J.JONSS, M. ! Cftrsas fäfiMwl fYariaisMr, MedMal Oalraniat and Rlretiieiaa. ft-,'!.. .arhe tni.-il m..eu-nt.ir.l . 51 i.tkM.a.orS S.ns'i- MOTE. (1ST, la Ibte ritv, OM Ihe Hi taatOMt, a ime ol h;.rnl in fav.ir of A.C. urn vii..-. i' nclnnau, tiawu rim signed hy Ibomaaand Win J Hart.nt PatasM coaniy. lad , for lbs asm mi Tare Hundred an. I t'iliy Hollae. As pajmeni hau been raaeped, U can le af in. u-e l me tinder ; and I n A ir.l v..l ba (MM li wli.M-ver wUt return OM MdM to JOHN W Mi Ut. AN . I'rü.ier's HoftSl I iidianapiilis. i,r leave II at i In- i. Ilice. aoO.SS, t-!T . S.i . s i oim). ON MaadSS, SRd WaveMlaVi S person leli la my care, at West In dj iti noiis, a Mess, mssai ami ftrafis, M aaaaaa a lew aajrs It was IOaM ascertain, d lhat tin- horse w.s adveltise.l ;-s uli.len. and, i term Uta MbSa, baa Mas returned mil wow, who SM aetcteaniha i saddle, vv hu ll inn ins in in v iwissesmfctn, M.hjei t In l.,e older tt the I ,,,, ...n.esied to'i.iove dkmm i . ms charata.aad Mka u l""' i ' . . . . . HVV l Nov SAM I CL LU.NGISCKR. IS! 3-Swl Hy LHiigMCtlC i't'li-;iti. M A N A (i 1 1 R S' O F V C E , (It. ARUKTROXG eV sota Aosaxs,) SPLENDID BCHEMEd FOR DECEMBER 1847. diraatHdrtd ImOUeru, Class s '. drams Die. 11, 1947; 78 Nos ; l: ballots. Ten prizes of $1,01'. ten ol :t,01H. 20 of IjOOt, W mt 90, 9t Of j 4m. -,u f : o i. 1 1 ki At lo d Harm. ÖerttnVaMel M dhole tick SU .Mil eu-t I tU dot. ai.- shares in ..lujiortioii. Alexandria trotter u, ( lots M, draws Dee. 14, 1847; 7" .V"; ISJ bailed. One piir' of J0. M, SliS of lO.Oiü, one i ! . 0 I , one of 3,' ! !, 10 of IjUftlL 10 of liOU VhoM ticket- ö lolls ; a . eriilieate ol -Jo whole ink.-ts will iroslSJI Soil" ; rbarei In proportlea. $,000! iVew Jerseu Lrdterp. Class DU. draws 1) c. 15, HIT. Right prises of lo)ooa, see "i 1,703, ti of l,0M, 5-: of no. TieaatS 10 dot f. CertiSCStC of - whole tickets will cost 40 Jolts j shares in pfopoi Uot A , .eaii li nt inatrrm, Class 82, draws I) c. 13, 1847. I i N't 13 drown b t ids. O ir prtar Sf fit .tlttf. one ol -'0,101, one ol O.COO, 10 nf 1,100. MoT MdL TwseUigia. Cwltfl'SM tri ST irbirlr ttttiiti rani cost' Hill stures in prOpMÜSn Alexandria hr ry, Cuss -a, draws P r. 117. 7- Nf : 12 in awn bnlbds. One prixc aCSM09, aaeel (SjMS, om of SSS, ten of I, SM. Ti. kets 3 . t-t rtniv ate of ii whole tickets will COM .;. shares in proportion. New Jersey tottrry, Clatt, lUl draws Dec. 22, 1847. 7" Vv; 12 dritten btflatx. Qaasrea ..f-j s.TSS.Mof ssm, prnsaaergi Ms, usf MRS. TiebMs $u. i riiftCsM at -2 aba Is ResaM aril end .511, aharrs ha prpsvthm. Asexundt n hdierm. Class H4, nVntS'i ) c 25, H47. "- V '"' ' " " w Oiii I.uno. -.0 ol wki. 1 1 k.-:s jio: a ceitdcate of vio whole, u.hi.lH (.s, , AU.sin .;...rti.,. MDMiNiltl.l A L04"l'KltV li.iv.-i .very Thicskit ihrousrhaw the aMnih mt Da eMber. ThdusattS-. asaraVassssaf SMkage "jSiiRiÄftftET, . . as .gt, :o. ti, . prian ()( a,ssa)Mnt to IMtstmruh, i'a. A l.lrc.-s jour oMe to U. jLRMtlTRUNG k Co , Agesu, Wnssuae, Va. 53-3w

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Qr"Thv araea hmmi luketii keeal but tfcc foot riiimeth t tlcst ruction." We IMa raM M 'I M aaf every ihiy's ex pei lenct . Our neii;li!.r lakrt i.k, hai a lit aftfSI ami fever, Ma ninth kite eat ihe peer mt Momart, Me aVhilitaant, er has pain in the head .r IkicIs, tlh MM I appdMC ; aad IpMead mt huvinp: a Im i.feaeh kind of Itr. mmft MftMB '." PftjataMl Haer Coated Pitts, and eariaf Wimm It, Me nt aaT t riM Mltaije detMT, i kept apaa hi Mieft Mr a Mrk mon:!, and Jim! hinist II" Tniniia a sound tMMtltBtiMI and an glOB mt niurr fmti M ducMT, aoiheearies, im.-ts, itt., all of mkimk eanftl bem Mara eveefed h pajiug vnr mtlmr fmt Or. J$iag- KilW, and usin,' tin m the tirl day jun I fit ana ill. nra9e Dr. Rraaa adawriMeiaeiit. Til WOM.i: N WW ii IT1 KKMÜ. rft.RE Mi!.erit r vvi iiliJ MOM UM W onlleti MaiMllacMltM -t Iii m VeaiMa ciMiutrv. thai ba la aea pxpaaM" ha MnidMf haebinr) ui ail a. m iinous tir vi-iien fttaaotaUMfwi an the haad and na Miiaiitiid iiiaatrnaliria . aad ilia attal M) r ut wMtunaaaMp, emlacacln die ataat Maavred tytra at Hoi i and ..' Juckt; Tdfc and Rob Cond er and Si, I Drawing; intprfwed Wemil n Mutet; j'nii tr lMkmttJmr SQlirtrit, Jratts, fy . ; flapping Micluoi.n:f nni net r rase ; Ui- Mills; Srutk Machines, brtwd and narrow; im prated ' Shearing MaekiaeSf a : re superior articlr bath road und inn run-, frnsn 3 Ut culler Uadet, vartamJcd of the tl qu ility. The anhscriher hivins fitted up. prepared ; ftd enlnrje.l lUaWOtae, arfth a apaeiai view tu MuMMk the Maare kiada at aMcMaaay.aad aaeiwenV Md aaaaea taacaiMMta eaajiMyad, ami laenaMa tor eh MMiaa 'ft UaadaMl awal iraüMMe utiprov mi ni- 'n mai-hiiifrv from the tst aad elsewhere, is ettaMad In lurnish MaCtftftMrj! ol a Bjaad ulyle ami i,i: . I ;t . in evn re-j ei t, as ( ;m he i.l.i.o rd in am (i;.rt of the I BMMa, MM MtCMI I lurnish on Hiir li terms as will make il llie interest ol a I Western BiaOUlactiiiera In un liase heie, msieud ol Heml'ii elsewhere. Also, U em CardlialS NwclBltlCati Ofalisi7.es Mah dwrta and daMda, McMdMgllM MMd mal anaa to-proveiiti.ii-trurtiiui.aml het-tvle ..i (altern s : n.l wniknianship. l"nii mM oi Wool t'urdliii; lilnes. aaMafeOaaj af Brukrr, , FiHi'hfr, and a PkMmg JmmjkttU . vvith lards MMfftda for rlntliiiii! the wtine warranted of the liel aju.ility : MftjabM with all neres-.ir arltciei and t'.ls lor putting and keeping th fame in timu pltte nprraiimi, CMM kt fiitni.'hed all canjileu , at sh ut iiutice, and aft the Main ibeefaftM Mana. I he su' -( nlier. Irotii his Ion evp'riein in this MarMftM, tMVMd, dev.ilr.i MNCfcnf 1 1 is M il.- In ll fM m inj e.rs, MM tHen eirT I. led M -UadaeeailM MftftaftM MajMWrniem in tin ronstrm iiimi ol mat hi aatf Mftdenag It naaa eanaeaMftt Mt operation, and mure durable. permanent ami valualile. AMa, Macliliir ;iiiK, Of all desrri;)tinnP, Isith heets and I'iIIhs. and of a' I ninn'ers. rnn (.Malneil at tins sl.ihl ishim lil , hieti in (:ni ol ni .ltTi.il-. jraaft MUuhip ;oid dtiia.iiiit) . are irurnih'td -hm .1 to anv made in ihis or .my ataer cinmtry. baviftg Maaaeed and vet;, npetüu i- . inner, tor tint pur;nKse. and W'nrklii.'ii M tr-at e terieiiee In thai de;.attnei.t. iMa on hand a ceneral a.-m rime nt ol ailKles reijMireil MMUMlfttcMart, carders, ckftb dies r-. Welvers, kr. . uicliiding BaaftlMl mi ;.ll kiml- . Minnies, ol al! kl-ids ; Sleel Keeds, a latfti :i r: iit. iti ; 1 urninc I. allies. .S'ierfue lark' anW; 'oilouai.il Wir. I lla ml I "a rds . i ard Plyert ; Cmn dMeJt omn PlaMa . CMaaftaj lead; inn. ig baadarr; U -.i.ihs and Meddle i w me j raftftea' dMeea; Bcmmwi and ItaMa; 'i'enler lli.k- . I.mer ; Tacks, 6lc. A.c. AMa, tfMftM BaajMea Piwneft Iturr MillflMaca; Uniting I'i-ilis Mi l Irena , doeara, ate. is, bairlciiltural llarliim i y Of the latest and im -l appnw ed kuiils, aun.1.1: vvhn li aie Pi iR 'I'.i BLR nUEMCA MURM MILLS IMPROVED PATENT S I'O I .1...S. i.r.-r . I i,ithini .Ma, finite. Cth S!,cUetm, ftVrad CMftiaa, Clortr Itmttsv. Cmrm t'ttMm i, CMOmMar, Un iMJHMftMai, ftanaMftT Jaatftii etc. AM ol th- almve arttc es ran lie dMftMed hv addressing '.he proprieti r at I tiieu.uati, or tan l e l, tr! ,t on the MM UrVSKM l v aaftMft 'e eaaM al FraaMr't Htftrl ia this tit) , nrfta wit) remain in ie dariftg me

WS-I.'H ol Ulf Ie 5:, 3m isla un. A.i . BRUtt V 15 Ji Mi M . M IRG N. Mgrnst C1TI HAT aBJ'3 BECK djit A VINCI pai.bs.a tl (H M S UTOiiV. CO MPA v. i!i. -i;iI.i1iiii. in . f -ensmk r A km 1 r v i. v t in '1 ud a. . ii, . oa is 11 v I I I N 5?!. . m - 1 in -.ill it- Viiriim- bt aiu lu s. Yiars Hii-.m in il- MsaaCtetiin rdTaaM i frrj dn crifsia tasaaVi ilu iu i" --un- 1I1. public g Mrraltjr, tlMt fci aaabty, tataa4bs sad iv ibejr an ilr : i m.u 1 not m 1 MraasM il . snd nh ill, H fscih tn Mr sMaefsnariwr, lie alo hkhi,' idat no tMUalrareai u lh- -I !iai in nl. i ll tin io. 1 In ii in.. Ho is, KesMly Sstle. aiisl viuail PrtMlts, and t 1 1t.-tin ) ai ' ih t . .uiiieil M . ill. re. All in klM uf hat., cap., or ott. er rte le in Uu ir Mr, aw i sm cil.tllv ak-il to mil aad immw 1'i.r ii. in-' Ives. Thc are dsMrrsdard M MtMt ever) one, if ilu . can be MtlA&td. .-Ii,. ...iji'.soe BlWa noil's Holet. Nov. -jy, l m It. 5 y HAVE ffllC IIH! A LL ia win! mf fluhwaMftl.' snd rlirsa mutt mt rap Svc Mvitad io aniiiii-lite s'oek . tie--iil.rrili. i . Some shall gs vay Jis.ati-f:i d, mt t lu v arc ilctei laim d M the vtrv In -t bargSMS M b- i ad in Uar ötj . rSu mumitr Bf wuM IJtX'K ji CO. Nov. 89, 1"I7. 5'. v AniHIlHTKATOK a ICE. U ETTERS df sdauaistrailon hsvuig been ' aded to tjie ander MA nisatNl, of the edsttt of Qeo. Manpiis . ! late of Ma .- .i Cuunty , all persoss U Aevted to lha estate will j lease setUr tho siai . suit tlinir h iiTlar, tisieis sgsitiirl ib rasate tre rceassaed M iin-sent tht m. JOSH! A M E KN , Aumi N v. -.'7. 1147. r.:t Bw ISIiiis-.n 1IMA ii VA : VWXiETAitSft.i: si tntt l OA i iisi !ii.r. Ike lirciii Popular Medicine 02' ilit tl.tt :-.! u snort bb I itcesl per ui'Miili I ii nuMterthMS aiil VoMerItil rurei i I'UVt f -It tiMsseal Eaactcl npon ikilioMs Fcversi rsMd fever mms! Autie -i;re;it UxciiegaiCnll tiiiinii llie 14M101 I rn'lli: Imiio QCSKS VMKTaatS Si oar Coatkd Pii.i.i are al now a twitted, on all haads, to be the ssosl eat'taerdiaar) a -l villi1...- in ,:i no- in geaerat use. It net only acts waaaaeRW fata tSUoaaaa t Typha K.vis. Chills aud Frvr, aad Pavcraad Ago ut the wed an I saath, bat ia all diseases of il bilitv . vv. ak siomach, in.iiseauon, loaaof uppi t,t.-, iaipaiity of tba Mood, sad all diseases prevalent M vv eats i n an i out hern cthaate. '1 heir u-eat power co ims's ia then pi . alia; rSect upon all UM ocsaas oi i systess, ut l ihe rapi l laria itio i ... .ine rsd rich blood, which t y prodoee. In this lies ihe r.-at lecret mt tbett meeess. Th y ..nmill an i pleasant in t-.eir ,i mm. hat searching ami permanent m theirettertj peaetraltag the rsMotsst raceasw mt toesydaaa by th. ir read) absorption into the Meed, tberehj lafswiag a aaa sup plv of vitality aad BrTVOBI i wer ml. tall the ni.ichimry ol hie. Tin- extensive popahu ity the have ft in;: i all ov or the vv est sad south, esssres salei af at .cast .sO.Of ger .IoiiiIi. And we fiml it .litlicult, w ith our large for. e of b mt-. sad the h to iniproreiaeBts ia niachlnerj which a a 1 ive adopted, te Msunfac tare then faat etaaah t vappty ihe aMaaad ia thnnen nun aadsoatbern States ! tine is ssseaiatMry i eenWaatty n eagei ia srepaiitig the variess eenceiitrated extrai is ei which t: et ar- comnoat .:. from the bed inform itio i w e c in obtain t rasa oar 6, 0U0 selling agents, sad boats mt at teat ive carresaaaaema ia all pai ts ol t . auntl v , eir im ill- im- eure, )- r nti. no' . s than i Min i.ases "t l' i er sad Agni iisaiiil vl. cb have reaisted all oth tr treatne nt . 4. .in cas. s o t in:i.iis Pavar; ..: 00 lo ot weakness ami general ilf-hility j 8,300 g,00U -i i 1 ju 1 ,01 1 1,900 I.VII UU 4M 3t 0 ilu .lo (lo io Co .lo tin do tin .bt ot various chronic ni teases ; ef weaft atoasach sad Mas mt appetite o! Dj snepaia ; nt Rheamaiirua . ol Fem. tie complaints; of Ague C iW--. or Rnlai of Liver i feaiplsint ; af Scarlet K r ; Spleen ot I ypbas Fevei tl! i.l Bore Throat. I IIImi: st Senear shaod iecredible, bat the numerous letters irom phv ueiaaa, ata, aaa laose a no u- i u . i"'"i an lh western snd twathern States. s.'.,-!n n- tbat'ni is i mod rate estissMe, sad that mr atedk lae is rspi '! taking the atocs ut the varMtss tafar-eaared emmatsrftitt a ha h .n- stteat, sad the aawer o.i- baaic iraiitures, made wbetly oi eaiai'as, whk i are Mrpoaad upi.n the public by taanafsctiirers who live, sessds kaswi mkerel Pr. Rrsgg's fsssoat isrigai Coated Indian Qa-en V'eeetaltte Pills nr.-ol two m.l the i .. iM one an, I Ionic. Tl e To nie pills aie pecnliariy sdapte i t. tin iaick sad peiBMaeat care of Fever i 1 hgne, torpor nt Ike Liver, sn I peaeri! th bilky. It is is Pei erand V bill K. v . r. M. .. that lb. .i. ln- v,- lb. ir preat. I trrMSBphs. It rarefy reqaires oser twelve hoars; oi mo-e thin In t a tn oi tin tonic pi s to !re k the c! i IN awl effect I pcTMM t i ti rewhir h i rar. lv t'-e ease vvtth the tonir Btistan I af qninti e, hawk e.1 novit tie- eoaatrj t ignortant pr-tt-n.n-i s. l n.-- v i-o uk the mnic 'ills will never toraakc tl rss. Wim i -ii wonder, then, that ft awdicina of s-icii extesalve pspn lardy, and extr arlli art vim.- - nVaald caase tireot esiitem nt ma ins' the Doctort! The prejsdirea of phvsichtas against their use an at last , ,i: giving tv . to : '.. ni ni ... !.-.isi.. i.n i in t ,'i. i' - ... expei lence win h they derive from thctc palMaM and trie ada win use them. Doctors are aoa almost every .! y seadiag or, Its fraasev rj partof the country to. a. supply ot 'Uu ie p;l l to aaa M Stadt praa tic . . . ll.-r. Isaac all the way from the st.it- ef Mississippi. jasl ree .- .t. Lt doeSara ami th sieh look, to fet, aad bauten to procure a sapplj ol tins won l. i tul Tonic : Basen Gaovs, Ttrrsn Co., Mnak, inly nsb, wer. i T"i Dr. Bear C i Sf. toots, Missouri : Dear Sir I ha to ml. rm you that I have ased al! our Tonic Pills, sad therefure pray yea is semi me snot her Mppfj launcdh steJy.as there is sswrh fever aad area wit! in the baa ada al my practire, and I aardty know bow m ssUSfj ami cars my patients w ithout them. I base Iheioeghly tested yonr Tenir Pills to tmj prartitbroach this countrv', not otdy in rbillsaad lever, but in real laaassaSjacr, ami aavemel with mch aaeeess Ersaa ti eir ns.-, tbat l now and in I --.1 at a treat lovs to get skssg a it; aut thees. I eosskV r th.-m a rrreM hliasing tn thr people af tba weal ami south, ant I -m s:uis;7i 1 il st thev are important in the cure ol mote diseases than yuti tui laamrnil tlnm tot Iki'i't f nl to lorw ,irl ma a sii). ply by mail, as ijui.My as possi1,1 direct) I a above. Very reapi-ctfally, years, JAMES HOfniES, M. 0. rgsPorssle, wboleoste sad retai! b . J. IV AHE and TOM I 'sii ItROTIIERS, Indiaaapoli: H. E. OREEN, Riaaael i t: .J'illN W. VAUOHAN, Pittsberoagh ; CAVE J. GARTER. Jamestown ; B. SWEENEY, K. 'vlt.it.. DAVID WOOD FORD, Thorntewn LANE k SION, Le'anoa ; PITZER St WEL'H Eagle Villag. : O RAF TON JOHNSON, Oreea wood; MANWAR1NO : ID AM., Franklin; If. D. ROBINS. Edinut - EDWARD I'. DAY, SI elhyeillc ; LUDLOW k RENE D V Marion ; lit V BAYLEY, Freeport: H. PIERSON, Oreestr field; WM. SILVER. Pendleton ; WILLIS ATHERTON, Andersontoera; J. HOt'KET, PlaiaacM; J. W. WALTON, llridgeitort ; W. J. UNCLES, It li.-ville. Mav -J'-th 1847. apWRSWlvf .'-1 AsniTons ürrics, Tirroa CnvsTr, Imma.na, October 16th, ltH7. SaTOTICE Is hereby gnrrn, that Ihe Ian-Is and I returned tlehn.a yataat for ihe ana psyineM of taxes dee on Mesa farabs vear Pui. sMaaMd in Thdaa daaaty. sad Mate f Insssas, or so asach IMawnf aa wW sdtafy ihe tm-s aaa thereon tesj--nv-riv, or lue ftaaa the mv ners ilteieof. will M) srdd at the caaft Mssm ssaa M Tlaton, ÜM t otiniv seat of :he s u.l SMMlf 'l'ni"u 111 lite si ue of I mil aaa. on the ftrd Men lav InJaaaar) . I , Isi-, uiilini the li.nus pu .suhed I y law , if not ji ud ksfkrt Ihd iimr Giveaaasat an band that Itiihdav nf Oehdtet . Ii , itT. NEWTti.N J. J b'ksi . 4' lv . t 'let k ami ex i!i. to mhtoroi PiMaa CVandp. a. NOTICE Orrtcs lent ba Mi 1 it Fiaa Isscaaaca Coaraav, i ladianaiolis, Nov. IS, hi.. ) 'I' HHE Menuiers ot sai ' 'uin:..r-v arefienbv uo'itied that the Annu t Meetine th 1 omneiii w ill la? bidden at hi- Oftice an the trt dan. (heina the ftrsl Wednealavl of Deceaaher m-xt, a! ten a'ctoeh la lbs forei eon, föi th-- p upn-. d eliuusnu; lü ei tni-, and Ihtr Iraniartion of anv other business thai Mat h- deeim d neoesas. II or.b-i i'.t ::w II VS. W CAOY, Si t-:tr V. i;. TAYIaOlt, Attor nt :i'id d'"ts'lfo:- lit S.-i, farfidnaadfii. Ind.. II. I. attealhsall professional l-usine-s confided to hisrnrein Marian and the ititioinine cotn-tie. PrSaVpt attention i;iveii tn the rollectinn an' securing ut ilebtl. Ot!icc ou Washington Btreat ia KStlhlS building. 34 3mw txsw

I ni;d SCailm iiai-iiaiire ! ! iw. JA v I.- h Ko.K, n i m "i (Bl Ihm ÜMMMd "-tales id in lie, iU, l.eie' ÖttXm MMd Mat ii Hajna, tluittillldir i it will l leld at Itie unflrpiwiilionru IfttaadCldKaain ih -taied l..i, at lia- pt-rii .no iiMht r drsir,!. Mft, t w it : At 'he l.itrl th e at Id Itrtll'i:, nanmeiirini: en Monday ha iTlh-l.iVol Jaaatary lievt. l-r Ihe i! ;n,.iI ol Ih. Hil.,n !au..- wi...B the uv. femri.'li MM Me Ml (. Ml ". A'urlh itj tht ' i -I line ,iuJ tn-.! Ihefiph rimrim meriäuin. IWiadups eight v -!ur. rciny live, tiulit--iv. eitii) -.vm an' eighty tiftM,l ranjaftYftnrn i mmm tmi MjM) u.u.eilay.live,eihiy u, eighty neven, ei'.' . ei.'ht ...i ! . iglH) i. ihe. ul i iMfta nMwrn. i Tow i, hipp MgM l. ur. e.t'i.ty five, ei-lty iv, elg My arveii ainl eij:lit ei-tl . of rant;.- srveiiUri.. ToWM-lnps elgidv li.i.i, ei;htv live, eighty ix, eilily -aevrti ami eight) eight, j i mj; aaddevM Ttnv aaftftjai räjM) Mar, Mghtf five, eight) u eighty mex en am: elL'h ) - ljit, i ratuje mtieleeli A i I .it. dAXK TI.Ai K uaumeneitie .n M..n '.. IM I '- cy af lamanj arat, lw4hts dopeaat mT ftM analftt Mftaa ardtan MMdftv. derim iftii and low ftdJapa, to hi. ; Xoith of ihr Ida '' and west if the fifth principal meridian. Tovii-ii.is nlgMf Mat, egi.iy hv. . aejpa) a .ii mmmm ami tdtdj MjdL, it raniie ietj . loMi-in Brtglily-loiir. eight) live, eigliiy-ci andeffht seven, ol riM" Ihi I. J MtM . Tn a iis:.!,,-.;); -tmir,eii;lir live, eigdty n ..ud eight) --eveti, f raii'. iw ei.iv iw o TMHMMiae liljftffjt Mar, ciMd Bae, eight) si .. and eighty nrven.nl rang- iweütv three 'J o.vniJiipst.gi,t).tuiir, riphlj liveai d id ty ix,ol rangrlvvenly Cur Townships eigli'y -ftmr, eighiv rive and eigl.lv Mi,ul i.n.?rlwei.i) -IVM, Tiiaradftip liaMj da, m raaar ms -w. At ihe Lan ' dtea dKlWA CITV,i nmmenrinc n M..i.l..) me Jllli day ol January nut. tor the .a;..! ..I Hie pu M ' - witum the un leru.eui ii. ie.i tow wfeftJM ai:-t Hts ! n.w n-h.p-. vv a : Jx'wrtk ttftkr lme line und rvf Ihr ßßh prime ipal mtrititm TaarftaMpa eajMjr -mr, aftdd) ua aad Mln v ihrre, m ra gr filtern. TftMMMpa eight) oar. eighty two and riiiliiy llir-, ! ranfe Mteen 'I'iiw uiis t-iL'litv i i.e, f ifjiii) iwoaii Ma I it-htis eitlc v onr.eibt) iwnam fill -'hier I iaiite v riiif ranr einIr ii ?sTt stwo l -.ir. -IV. elbt. tell, twelve, f.mrtee'l. flll'ern t'- ', ty, twenty two, tem ior,lwent -i, li -i.lv -.-tjM . Unit v . iln.'j -tvv... 1 1 t.y l.sji MI iti.it MS, in MSrasMp rve itv Nft; Mii..n- i e, Itvn.lMata. lour ii f ,i.. llie n,.rilie.i.t . m r n.-l t'ie i.- r.li t. Ii -1 the u t l rs. . ...rlr-i .1 -. i ti.Mjt -eIi. MdMai rtclH. - U..i t.tl.r, ir te'l Oto s.il ln. -' ...irlrr "I III- ol l r-l .oi. II. I M MSfta, rlrvn:, l i :v. lt.- arili lull i ml i lie i,...tle ist ,, ,nf .i 1 1- s"tttiiSSal ad U'rl -l i ll htm rn . -r IKS .lrel . 'I.r n .IM hall H llr I uortltw r-' . .ri.-', uiol : ,.r ii, Tili Ii tit U- it.-rOie t-t ,,. t.irr ..I -r last MMsa, mcsmm rwMaon, tvwvsy, tweslj nve, iv.rii mme, tWeliiV sjx tvvrui) i ij.t, rJartf , t'llt to. lll.llV I.HH . iOl ItiltlV MS, ill l,.vt iifiii -ruh w-trti . srll.. iilnrlrrii. . . Ivtrnl) .hk ttSWaSj M,tw mtaj msme, tlctv . I lurry .r. tint!) lv. an! U.inv Uaar, in to Wis!iii arvrt l ri-lu . ami low i-lnps r:Rhl) -two and 1 tUSmt) I if e . (4 ran er umelr I Oa lisltii- eif.li V tw. an t rftltV titter. Sf SSSSJ tvv nil V Tow sSSBt ritttlv two am: neMv tl.ur .f raiiK- Iwrnn .tr ,'inrrnrhtra risSSj lartiaadMaMf inrer.iJ MdM MS mv two. 1 .. i.li. r lLl.IV Iw.. ;l,.l riulily-Uiirr. ol liit- I ra Uirre. TowrdHM etsptf imm tadi aft v tftaw. ol ran.sr ivvrni) lisi. AOMBSbajwgbt)stan aiol eiatv ihr -. l r. uf twrnty hvr. Jtfwrml mf. tmt .- .'nr aad i .-' . J tk'fitrH prutrmal me . I. ot BNUdas nWra aad I'al.r,, I -Land " in arcun Utrrr. k4 numMs m veil, aad CMaa raMaa." m -rnn imii, ami 14 inimt'rr siv, I BSeSaa aMaMbarnabi rvritlv s vni -. ami i-!amd.. nt -rrit.!?! ' ll.if.v l.s:t ai.il tli-rtv SM1, m l.w n-i.li sr llv rlflti. .-t isvi r tlrr i Hi-tti.l rtiir .it I .l ItFiKLD, iaataaeaeMg aa SMdaj tlm ITMdai afjanwiij url. t-e tlw rtis nsal ..I Hie pu'iiic lands tvshM llie uiiilerturi.iii.tirtl l..w ii-liii- am. :U- t lo" ii-l.i-. v , Jtmnm af tlu h,ii inn ,.; mst mf Da. JMS rof..i mmiua. '('A l.-tltp-s 4 Vr d'V . seVelltV Olli, srvn.lv two sevetilv lltrr,irVriiij I., i in-l -r lion-I w o. l.-i.l llir H-t Im I ol Ihr snitli est rMr,aad ttta t t -. H tan-rlr. ., i:.r s.,.nl v rsi ,j-i..rirr l -r. lion tivr. arsSawsMS. sevan,eaSSnM west hall I llr M-iilmr-M tpnrtrr, ifHaadSaed .... .fW .t'itr mmmmmeM .-.narirr. llir --..iillivr-i Mu nt- r ol llir s..mi,r.st i..Urr ol ri Ii. nine ; srrtl .lis HO, twrlve. I.airt ru . tar -rf.lh hail. Itr w -t Hall nl Ur nottliw ---I ijnar'er. tlw r-.-nrl r:ii ,ii if Irr ol tl. Holt liW el . 'I nlrr . oul I lie s.ltl W e-t .Haltet ollhaasdwaal eaadar i aranao RSaraa ; acnaaa a raraami, eisSsatrai, iiilirUe'i tw.ti'v . tweni) o:ir. tvv rill V twit. IWriilv lllirr. rVt.pt lltr aistMad aaarbs sf nr aasRwad aasMr, ivsMv hau. t'r west bill llir . an b west .;uar1rrH ti- iMrtlra4 t tllrr, llie vvrM hall l ihr HtaUMsd im irirr, ami llir laanMMI .;inrirr of thr i-o.iihr.si quai- ' trr ol nrtaa taaafty livr, ami sr Hons tvvrmv - , iwruty tsaasm, twt-iiiv rUjM, laretd mm . thuty. Hurl -our . thirty twn, thirty -thrre, Ihiriv fotif. liiirty hvr ;.:.tl Unity six in tov tiship M-vriily fivr, ul Maea niiiele-.!. I na Ir natiyrhfffi Mr law fu tl usr ,f Imn!-, milrtsryor rtther Mnaira. will U- rvt lii.lr.l In-in ll.t .!e-. Tbl iSTilMi, i f Ilu lands will hr camnrie-rtt on thr iriv s ap-nsnt-i Hl. iiinl ao rrl Ul ltr -atnr erdrr in whM M tlev ate ai v it i- I , w lib i sH 1 1 a ven I.-1 it l -:iuli, until ihr w hole shall L ive hrni nfferrd, and I m rah , tftar rlitrrS Sat mm rade aanS ha ftaas atai MeawSbsaMsa I a i ifcn.aiii nu faiaSi iaiii t anv nt tlr laial v. ill br a.limliril until at; r the ei nSMB '-t Ike twa necks (iivrn timh i my iiaml aiUtrniv ,f Vaf-hinfUn, tins ninih day ol 1 1 lobt r. anno il. tnmi one tbHiMiii rigtit hun.tr. .! and t aty srvrn T.v 0M Pn -i le.tt : J Ml.s k. hI.K- " lUCilAaMJ M. ITOUMJ. I nin.i.! Ihe l.rti. Land 'Hier. SOTirrE TO I'lii: KMITION CitAIMANTS Every pSSSsa sMSSedtn Ihr ntht nt .iie-rniptu.:i I., anv I in s w illnn kr ton nihil, aad :. rtsol n,wii-ti..s ilx.vr riiiiiieratrl. is ir mir ! tat raiMsih Ihr rsaa tn the nu In tu n tl t!r Krr:-trr an1 Recedes 'f tl.e tr- ; r I. in. I iriire and in tf pav inrnt tlierrfoi. ,i .,.., .,-t'-,ir tu .i'iir ,:t'i. i -it,:'? fns asnSs.aad l-nie tl.e ilav :iit.intt.i lor ihe c . ntli. i en , . it the Hililie c.ttr of the iaml-nn re I th. '.rut CMaasd, ada rw -r mh Ii claim v ill U- I'orfntr!. Rll'HARU 1 1 IfUtMi, l nai ihr lien. Land Office. ül.l(Hn i-c i iin.-c. II) nit irraln1cm oi Iii' 0 Miles MalMn. v.,yN ptirsianca .i Mar, I, J AMES K. I' .I.K. Iie-n et.i of iSCft 3 the Hailed Stales , A met a i. In hr I y tteelare ami make , know ti that pakNl saVa Brill I liehf at tin umferim ntstued l.ami InV vr. iu the Tent.rv of Wim ..iisiii, al llie ttii-U- it reinaiter tles.pi.aled. to w it : At the l.tnd Otlice, at MIM II VI. P' -I.NT, ii.iiiine:i inc "ti 'un SM ISe I'tk SSf StfJaaaarj ne.vt. l,r the ih-ptal .f th pntmi lands - w aftna Ute tin '. fiH-iiii..iil low iislii.s iti-t par t- . lv. itfliiW, 'iz : JVbrfS , ' t'i, ;. !,t ami tt'td if thi lourih pr. ,-.;.' rone. un. Ttivv n-hi.s ., irieen. titieeii lint si le n, t It mst ll.tee. Tom ii-tnp- tou.n-t n . liiteen ami sun-en. 4 r u.c t,.ur I nil linftMs MaeaataV, titieeii. s;xte-n, M-venleeti :.tiii e-pbleen. of nti2e hvr. T...V ndMjM fMnSasn, ftSeea .sitoaaa aad nrsaaMaauel nsanr n. S. r I lot is tour. live, rti V . eVeti . mßO, In lie. . i.'t-eli . if Iii it and tweuiv . we-t of t'.-ea S .a s lwnhi th't'een. tmm nal town s!np f .iirierii . rit'ieeii Snd MiCtnpa, ta the ,'. isiippi nu i , ami i.w u Mm I a ve;ileli. ol Ian-.' se ven. Fiartnaid InaardaMi Sarti i n -iT't-rti ami arventr-n . in Ihe Mis- - ' I I 1 t'ver. 1. 1 r.uce eiyht. Fl Ofthdadttnv usiitp sev iiteen. on the Mississippi nvtr, .f ranpe nine. ! At the Laad OflMe, at OK I'.f . It W . ..mmen. ;tc .11 Momlav the : 1st l iv af Janaarf M vi.n.r the !.h,- i t the putitn lands a it...i. the iimieruieiitii.il .1 low ntli; s ami psdafahsw isSSp vir.. .'..) k t ftUr Imi.t lint ,md e ;.-f tiie f'.-urf primetf-ml mrrultam. Ft ti ti -i.al si ta.it en. . tu 1-..V .-snip iitueteen, ; i. -.S i.t r1!. at nf I.rke Vr or .;." af raii-j : arsrs it l-'r i. lion .' l..w ii-tnp iwe.iti .-i.e. m tili f Aa WSot . " I Bd t, vi n - sin stbirtr ttsaaadUavti Oaee, af mag aMaaea 1 SB nslllJO I bid) I . Ihirtv lluee aad haatj ft 'ir. it nsaSS twenty. l.aliSa : p;.r.-Hl.!el by law I ,r te l-e of SChaatM, milil..iy or .U.rr : aatpnirea, vvi:l peaeMaed trout th- s.ti. The itgrfMgil tie units vv ill I rnmimm ed on l! .1 . - ap;.i ,it d, ad prise, ii ia da aaaa unlet in whn blftS re anvrntsed. til .ill I convenient lispate h. uiSii tie Alar haM baas Maa tlne.t . aad Uta thr a Bsan rinrr ! Hut no s.e cbill Ite kejil ufira loitri than tvto ' weeks ami u..ptiva't entry nl .titv of lite lands wl.ik- admilled until I ad r tb aipinaaat al the i -, a raSa Uiveaauttei mv haml at tiie eil v il V a-ltuurioii. Uns tui.tli il.tv uf fJCMbW, aaaa SaadSd ane tbtaisaiiil ei'ht humbe ' ami i,.i. ts-veii By dw Pa ah at : lAMEd K ! U.K RICH ARU H. gOt'.Mi, t'oiu. oi ilr Leu. I..ii.a viihce. XOTfCE P0 PRE RMPTtON tTLAIMAKTS. Every pevsiai tunnel to the right ef pre einptani t an. I ,i:ib u iilun I the low uht(is and parts -i n v nsii -,s above eminir.it.,:, in re, pined lo est e ,;-l: th s:mie to tile -atl-t . ;loit o! tlte lt i-'er and Ke. iVer, I tbeproftei Land OfTh.e. am' nuke (it vine nt tli-r-t . r asaasa aprmef. , ir r..n thin SaCMS, llitl 1 loe the dav ain.til I I r t Ike iitaana aissarni afihe put. in .,'. .! the l.n.ls, emi.ra 11.4 ihe tract claimed. Ulla r a he rasch 1 laha will f- MrlSBSd. SHJHAlw) M. Ol'.Vt;, I .mi. f llie On. i.i.td Olhce. 4:;-i wiv 1 snth Dec. Aearrea1 Orraua, Jai saas Cacarr, la., t .N.,venil-r anftt, 1-tT. fyTICE is Iterahj pivrii, Ibal :be lands and lots tetutned deiinBMeitt lor me uo.i-p.v ment 01 taxes due on Ihem ad the y-r -i.a.ie.l 111 JaehtMl o-.int. and -lil ol I nil tana . ot v,, oii.rli In..,,,; .,. .1-1-: ilietix- ibte i hereon re-ei liv el v . it due irmn Iheowtieis Iheieitf, v ill he sohl at the rtsirl In ne t!..r at Brown. town iftra 0tao 1-1 -a... iiniii't ! J. kst,:i . in the rl itf . i I t.tlisaa, "it the tust Mnaday M Jtm:ui,A. I. Is)-, by ile I'retsas ter id said eaesdy wdhia Us laaav aascrsVd bv law, and mni umed lawn 't.v I" d.i) until all aie -obi or !! reit lot sale . ll re I .,nl U ,,e lb a Mate. la weerM n hereof I hereiitiln iitlit the seal nl llie rutilit) btaid, and mv si,.;; tine..it asssrnj Mwn, Nori'snMe, RI. !4T. U, UK.I rbms w. . 4wi- Audiloi Jarksnn daiftM. PITKi.il s 0.I.1:. BN pur-nai'ie w Hb an ot.b r mil ib 1 lee o üir VI. run Tri-bUe (' tirl , mule 11 Ihe lull day ul b ..'er . I., IS IT, will on the th.lay ot Deeesaher 11 vt. m front ot ih- V astum;!,,,, ,- ( Um-hv .,i t( tftraaaaadss, adM bsaaM Mtha hsaMwhMans awftbaMseMd nu vents Iron, tl tie. M asid del ree as a',.. v.- named, a I the pn.pt tty. title and claim ! I.'. -a. na IVeli. I.,r the lei tn a:oresaid,.-i vested in tief I virtue mt n Ufa twsaie M i.i M dMftivs n. nu .1 .r..;-n f itii.tt. .: 11 MaahMdaai ttet m tber:tv iS IndianapiSis, and known as Die eat halt nl lot Nu. I", and 1 1 ree met nine m. h-s.. th,. w ad haU di hi No. II. all m sipi tie No. fta. in lltr -1 y ot I u.t latiapolls un vt Im h -aid SM si nned tieiui-es H a Itaine tenement with two moms, ami a sn.i Mms; Un saht am ot mms bstabhal M ie t in mined iv thedi tth uf the said in nun Bull. The purrhaidr vv dt e MassWdlMiessSaSS n.s noir I. ir the pun h-se money vv Ith u sul lr eh.-ld M-rutil) , w ilhotu anv i. o !i..in v i"i ib-ri or appr useiiieiit law s. The sahi note l he paid in uisiahneiits ot one twentieth put ev ry mv mnlLs till ihe w hole n4e .s p int. l.llVcl JnllN E. KINUSlll'ltV, toiardian, Vc. SAIaEOaV a.a.M liV Mnih M.R B virtu-- . 11 .'.-er. t.I t! Matinu m. nit 4 unit t ,t M ,v term. A- l. lH. th un.lersiju. .1 1 omaii-siont 1 : t,iin... ,1 illr that parpot hv said 1 mir . w ill mi sattudav the . I. v.n'h (hv ot' 1 1.- . tuber n. A . b. t w in the hont s ot Viiil, A. M. and .'1 oYlo. k l. M.M the eo.ii t 1 ease .b..r .1. in UeaafMafs, eapaes t sab to ihe highest binder, the hallowing dascrl'sd plana, aassnlsvlntsl land Madt: lha tSfest haft? nt Use senta Must nasadee Mf rrrlMa tauu, mx eS.) t waebip Kftaaa i:.". aartb, ranee three (':) t-. t. except tweatjr-gre icres e 1 Use wt-t rnae, shsnj the w 1 lim . la Ma ail tbat part of s itd trtSCt, I , im; aa M e we-t i b-of th- t eotT.il CaenS ee so Mneb thai eel as slag M necaasai y for ti j.urpo-e, shall 1-' sol 1 for the pat un n: nt him ire. 1 1 uu loin dolt..i s , u 1,,!. auniiut daean ISthdsj of May. l--4 aula I nit. rent indcsass: saidiaad basrhss I n ntMtgased M ti e st .te mt MsUaaa, hy John Kit hie aaw decs ased, M eeare a Manol ISS, baan Rm thslrini Paatd aad fessssed for a fsIMM to pay Una lattrast tlet e.tn. itan inieil eat aad casu, ftgSf 10 j. u. MrCHKSRV, ladiaaaptalM, Sept. 31, IS47. 3t-tll IXr. I imnnsioiier. Sale ttf lf'!itMti'iit litiiitlv :iii ion F ol - tor Mitrnferell d m. At Pit h's (l 1 MlKMinü (ifXlT.I I'lv m-ni'h. Novem er 13. 1-4T I N kfOTICE is her. ' y pven. th.r th.- lands an I town Ut ti at have I . n returne I lieliiiou.-i t tvi hi odice for th. non- nmeat of ta-.es due on them, and nwiiii: from 'he SaUStMS theieol lr the '.iiuim ia! yi , 1 Isjb. .1 .i t' at the who'e e l . s. u t il t: of lands aad town lots ia the daWiinnsni lit aaUaaad, or m much theraaf ss m .y he aassaaary io di-eha p- the mk-i, i et altr. inter- . st an I Cbareai w In h Bt iv as dad aVn-on.oi ,un- iiom tJi.-'owa- IS thereof ai the time of ale, will be soli at mu li- auction, at the eenrt haeas dear M Ibis 1 anal , on the Srd Mtaadas mt faaaaty net, commencinjr, at pre iHi 0 oclck, A. M. ot a. ."id da , hv the I . unity Treasurer, unl.-s saM Ma ptsssatj . iin---st aaa ebss -s 1 pai 1 neiore t;,at turn. ar: sale to nnunue i:oin u dav until close I. ti 1 , , .ft....... . 1 . . in .Ml V . IMWU And tor of M 11 -h i I County, In.lnins. ltsd1iiasaNswlssj :i nsJ PrMdletssai Rrsi lr nal, illt.Kr. vv ;'. lv an e.ection net! in t' e twn of I . nd', vn Ma i. is, in eodftt . lad . on -..i.h dav ui ll.t . ml-? u, x , nn'iiuc tor t'-.-i-'irp. -t-ot ile-ting thineea llireriort lot -U. 1- -U ,u..iuna sadlVsdaeMM laHinad C0aa;an v. Sad l- :mt, w iii ; . -0., n'.-ird in a I respects as the act nl tt.coi ;tijti- a pr-t-:.l, p oi-.-r ol Iba tJaessdaab saw. im Pi bttsmb Rnnv. Baaaa. Cnaa n CMan 1 . Jon ti i;t V vm 1 . I IKts VIM 1M Jeai ' n Cnera oii, November ?, lb IT. 49 '.tw Joiim II. took.

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