Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 5, Number 4, Indianapolis, Marion County, 17 July 1845 — Page 4

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sali or sixiiixc; rt.D laxds. The followins; piec, parcel or lot of land heretofore bid in fi.r the Mats of Indiana under mortgage to the

SinLinj Fund, (unlet reinstated under the provisions ol . tli act'ol lh liilh January, 1845, by th 13llt da of the present month.) will be offered fur aale to the highest bidder, Hi Uli day f August next, at the Court House dor in the town ol Indianapolis, on a credit ol jire years, wiili interest at the rate of acveu per cent auuuaWj, in alliance, to-wit : , Boone Coun'y. The east half f the e qr of see IS, t IS a, r 2 w lso ZO ami off the tai of the w half f the w qr cf tec 17, of a:re t and r, in all 100 c:es, a moie particular desciijvtiun f which, may be fouDd on ae 1S5-6 of book No. 3 of j the iecuid of dteJs of Boone count, moitg.j-d by )vba i thriiman , lon, inteiest, damages and costs, $ViO 06. The a e qr of tbe n qr cf sec 8, t 19 n, r 2 e also the n e qr of the e qr of $ec 5, t 19 n, i I e, containing in i l SO acte; rao.igngid 1 Jamil M. llanisj loan, iuieiot, kc. $.V3. I The w half of the e qr cf sec 22, t I! R, r 2 e, containin ' 0 acres mor'gaged bf Thomas J. Liud ejr i loau, iateit,kc, $201 31. m , , ! 'I be e t.a.f of the vr, and the w half of the I e qr of if c , 7 i 3 , r 2 . moitgaged Ljr Adani Raii'bolti loan, intereot, ke. liS2 Hi. i The n w qr of ec I, and the hilf of the n e qr of sre 2, t 13 n, r 2 e, containing in all 267 99-100 acres ; mortgaged Weslc r Hirkson : loan, iuterest. kc. f 7CS 73. The w ha:f of the w qi of tec 1, t 19 , tit, and the n w qr of the a e qi of sec 5, t ID n, r 2 e, containing in all 120 acres; moitg'grd ty Lewis J. lianis; loan, iulcicst, kc. $73S 73. . The e half of the n w qr of sec 31, t 20 d, r 2 w, containing bO actes, moitgaged by John Andrew : loan, interest, ke. f 306. The n w qi of the e qr, and the s vr qr of n e qr of sec 2C, 2 19, r I e ; aNo the n e qr of see 21, t 20, r 2 e, containing in all 240 acres ; moitgaged by Daniel Heaton : loan, iuti.kc.$ö2$ 10. The east half of the n w qr cf sec 27, t 19 n, r 2 e ; also the s ha'f of the s w qr of sec 25, t 19 n, r 2 e, containing in all 160 acte j mortgaged by Weile Smith j loan, inteiest, kc. 1 607 2j. Carroll County. The e half of the s e qr of sec 9, t 2 1 n, r 2 w ; also the a half of the e half of the a w qr of sec 9, t 6 n, I 2 w, containing in all 120 actes j mong:iged by Jacob It. Newman: loau, iiileiest, &e. $771 06. Clinton County. The c half of the n w qr of section 22, t 22 n, r 1 e t mortgaged by IS'athaDiel Bell: loan, interest, &c. $293 20. The e half f the n e qr of see 21, and the n w qr of the n w qr of sec 22 1 and the w qr of the n w qr of section I wen j-t wo ; all in t 22 n, r I e t mortgaged by John Cnll : loan, inteiest, i:c. $6S2 87. 1 he e half of tbe n e qr of sec 10, t 21 n, r I e, containing hOacies: mortgaged by Thineas F. M. Thjmas: loan, inirtcst, kc. $ji. Cast Coiit' y. The w half of lot No. 43, in the addition to the town of L"g.i-F"rt, laid out by John Tipton, in Auiit, 1S33, and may te found jiaiticulatly dfsciibe.l m pages 311-45 of book I) of the rcroid of dccds'bf Cass cutinty ; mortgage by Robert Biy er: tan, inteiest, kc. $727 t7. Cut-lots, lo the town of Loganprt, laid out by Eldride Homey and My er, viz : lots No. 39, 40, 41, 42, 47, 48, 49, 50, 37, 5S, 63, 64, 63,60.71 and 72, containing 20 acres n.oitjpgnl by J. b li. Kldiide: loan, inteiest, kc. 727 S7. ' Tail of lot No. I, in the first addition to the towu of Loginspoit, Uid out, by Julm Ti ton in 1S33, and miy be fumt moie t'iiticu aily cesciibrd on pagrs 323-21 of b ok Uif the icrojd of deeds of Cass county : mottled by Sjcar S. Tifton : loan, intciet, k: $727 S7. I'art of 1 t No. 29, in the ad luion tj Ihe ti.wn of Loginswrt, m:de by John Tip ton in August, ls33, and may be f. und desciitid m re arlicularly ou page i0(i, book C of the ir cid of derds of Cans county ; mcilgaged ly William M. K- lndei luan, interest, kc. $750 33. Put of lot No-5S, in the town of Loginp.rt, as designated on the oiiginal pl tt of said tuwn, and described moie .ai tic o'arty on ites 1G1-2-3-4 5 of book B of the record tf deed of Cjss cuunty ; moitaged by Ilyacinthe Lassellc, Jr. : loan, interest, kc. f 733 7 j. fait of lot No. 53, as designated on the original plat of the town tf Logan.poit. and may be found more particularly dcsrubed on pages 317-18-19, b ok B of tbe lecoidof deeds of Cass county mortgaged by Juho ii. Dillon : loan, inteiet, kc. i'ili 06. I'ait f lot No. 67, as designated on the oiiginal plat of the town of Lgans'Oit, and may be found described mre parti u!aily on pae 33S-9, bock B, of the tecord of deeds of ta.-a county; moitgacd by John B. Duret: luan, iuteiest, kc. 774 C6. Clvj County. The w half of Ihe n w qr, and the e half of the n w qr of sec 1 1, t 10 n, r 7 w, containing 160 actes ; mortgaged by Etrai.s Hawley : loan, inteiest, kc. $610 IX The n e qt of the s e qr, and the r half cf the n e qr of sec 2S ; al.o the s e qr ol the n w qr of sec 33, all in t 13 n, r6i moitgagrd by Beijarain Egbert: loan, interest, kc. $113 73. Luvtest County. The s w qr of w qr of sec 21, t 2 n, r 7 w, containing 40 eres; mortgaged by Aarou D. llendeison : loan, interest, ke. $126 IS. The s e qr of n w qr of sec 10, t 3 n, r 7 w, containing 40 arris: moitgaged by James Houston: loan, interest, kc. $147 40. The s qr of the f w qr of sec G. t 1 n, r 6, containing 40 acte; mortgaged by Juiih W. Aloigan: loan, interest, ke. $190 2i. 1 be half of the e half of the s w qr of see 22, t 2 n, r 7 w, containing 40 acres; mortgaged by Wiilia.a W. Cainaban : loan, inteiest, kc. $217 M. Dearborn County. The d w qr of sec 33, t 8, r 3 w ; rfloit.jajed bjr Alexander 11. Dill : loan, inteiest, &c $-547. Deta'ur County. The vi half of the s w qr of sic 30, t 10 n, r 8 f , conUittii gSOac.e: moitgagrd by Jesse 11. Kugel: loan, inteieit, ie. J72S 37. The c half of the n w qr of sec 26, t 1 1 n,r 8 j also the w h ilf of the n e qr t f sre 26; t 1 1 d, r 8 j ci ct .lining io all IfiOarr-; moifgaged by Daniel Heaton : loan, inteiest, kc. $67 50. Sixty acres off Ihe n end of the w half of the s e qr of rc 27, t II, r 3 mot tagtd by John Fowler j loau, interest, kc $265 73. Delaware County. The n w qr of sec 5, t 20 n, r 10 e, rontaining CO 6-3-100 rre ; uoitgagcj bjr thailes I. Hand: loan, lülciejt, Sic. 3.2s 1. The w half of the u w qr of sec 3, and Ihe e half of the n e qr of sre 4 ; also the n tv qr of Ihe s e qr of see 4 ; ail in t -;) n, r 1 1 e, containing io all 137 56-lUU acirj ; inoitgged by M. II. Blown loan, inteiest, kc. $207 23. Elkhnrt County. The w half of the u w qr of M cliou 21, t 36 n, 1 6 c, containing S arre j moitgagid by Jeitmiah Beck: loan, interest, &c. 627 7 3. The e half 1 f the s e qr of sre 22, t 37 n, r 4 e, containing fro acre ; moitgaged by David D. Getchell: loan, interest, kc. 73S 73. The e half of the itrqr and the w half of the it qr of sre 22, t 37 n,r 4 3. containing 160 acres; mortgaged by James Cunier: loan, iuteiest, kc. $723 73. Fayette County. ' One fouith rrt "f the n w qr of sec 26, t 13, r 12 e, containing 40 acies; b ginning at the n w comer of said spc, nd running tf the middle of said qr, thence ea.-t to the middle or centie, thence not Hi to the line dividing said qr, thence w to the place of beginning; moitgaged by John D. lloss: loan, inteiet, &e. $257 29. Fuuntain County. The w half cf ihe n v Pactional qr of sec 7, t 21 n, r 7 w, containing S5 41-100 acies ; moitgaged by Isaac Coleman : loan, interest, &c. $696 62. The n Taction of the n w qr of sec 1, t 19 n, r 8 w, containing HI 2-100 acres; mortgaged by Daniel Shaffer : loan, imeieit, &c. $591 9i The w half of the n e qr of ec 23, t 13 n, r 8 w also the e half of the d w qr of Sec 23, t 13 n, r 8 w, containing in all 160 acres; mjitgiged by Moses Boyd: loan, inteiest, A.c. $3S3 75. The e half cf the s e qr of sec 26. t 2 n, r 7 w, containing SO acres ; morlgiged ly Beijamin Straderj loan, inter est. ke. $I3S 12. The e half of the w qr of see 13, t 31 n, r 8 w; mortgaged by L) sander West : loan, interest, &c. $727 R7. The s e fraction tf the e half of sec 6. t 20 n, r 8 vr, containing 100 53-100 acres; moitgaged by Jacob T. Wykoif: loan, inteiest, kc. $'.29 12. Fulton County. The n w qr of see 13, t 30 n, r 3 e, containing 160 acres ; moi t jOge J by Jeph S. trete: iini, interest, &e $335 18. The w half of the n e qr of sec 9, t 30 n, r 3 e ; and the w half of ihe n w part of sec 27, t 31 n, r 3 e, contaiuing 193 27-100 rre; mortgaged by Andrew J. Shepbeid: loan, interest, kc $739 50. Th n half of the s e fraction e of the Michitn road of see 27, containing 61 4 100 acres; also the n half of the n frac'ioo e of the Michigan road of sec 27, coirfaining 61 4S-10O acres; al the s half of the n e fraction e of Michigan road cf sec 27, containing 61 4S-I00 acres ; all of lands selected in Indian country for Michiean road; moitgaged by Adam O. Polkei loan, interest. &c $733 75. The 0 e f actional qr e of Michigan road of sec 23, contai.ing III 9Ö-100 acies ; a I -to the n half of the s e fraction of Michigan mad of sec 23, containing 49 98-100 acies; all of lands clected in Iii'lian country for Michigan road ; mortgaged by Benjamin C Polle : loan, inteiest, kc $738 75. The anliriled one half of the s w qr of ec 2S, t 31 n, r 3 e, containing 159 23-100 acres ; also the w half of sec 27, and the e hlf of sec ill, in same t and r, containing 277 30100 eres; mortgaged by Robert Polke: loan, interest, &c S733 73. TV n half of the a w fi art ion, w of Michrsrn road, of see 27, of lanas selected in ;ne Indian country, containing 96 52-ltX) acres j moirgagco oy William Cherry: loan, in tfrtt,fcc$302. Franklin Count it Tbe n e qr of see 13, t 12, r 12 e, containing 160 acres ; mortgaged by Thomas Cooper and Roheit K. Brison i loan, interest, ke $jSJ. Too o qt or me itqroi sec u, 1 1 1, r iz containing 40 acies t also, the u w qr of the e qr of ec 12, t 1 1, r 12 e. containing 40 acres J mortgage by Tbotnaj Wilson j lon, tötetest, kc $Ol7. Green Connty. The e half of ihe iwqrof see 10, t 8, t 6 vr, except 10 acres heretufjie conveyed ; aho, the n w qr of s w qr of see 10, t 8, r 6 w. containing in all 110 acres j .nortg.igud by Willum W, Goodalei loan, interest, kc $G37 85. Hamilton County. The 1 e qr of sec 12, 117 n, r 4 e, murfgiged by Thomas Il-ngland: loan, interest, JLe 3 IS 90. The w half of ihe n w qr of sec 13, 1 19 n, t 5 e ; als the e half of the a e qr of sec 33, t 20 d, r 4 e, co nUinmg in al

160 acres; mortgaged by Eukncl Cole: l:an, inteiest, kc., $632 87. The w half of the e qr of sec 1 1, 1 13 n, r 3 e, containing bO acies; moitgaged by Jacob L. Kimbeilia: Iran, inteiest, &C. $411 12. The a qr of see 7. t 17 n, 5 e. containing 153 24-100 acres; mortgaged by Peter Smith: loan, interest, fcc , $733 73. . . The w half of the s w qr of sec 15, t 19 n, r 4 e, containing SO acres ; moitgaged by James Moirow ; loan, interest, ec. $526 62. n The w half cf the owqrof sec S, t IS n, r 5 e, except a piece off the w side of said tiact 7 poles wide ; also, that part of said tiact heretof re conveyed to Philip Hare, leaving 60 acres; mortgaged by Daniel Hare and John Kidgway : loan, inleiest, kc. $447 50. Jlineock Cvrnty.

The e half of the n e qr of sec 36, t 16 n, r 6 e ; also, the a w qt cf the $ e qr of sec 2 , t 16 n, r 6 e ; alsn, the w qr of the d e qr of sic 3d, t 16 n, r 6 e, containing in all ICO acres; mortgaged by John Hunt: loan, iuteiest, kc. $727 87. The n e qr of the w qr, and ihe n w qr of the e qr of sec 20, t 17 n, r 3 e ; alo, ihe a e qr of w qr, and the s w qr of the e qr of sec 20, t 17 n , r 3 e, contaiuing io all 160 acies; mortgaged by Jwbu K. Kennedy t loan, Iuterest, i.e. 632 87. The n e qr of the n e qr of sec 25, t 16 n, r 6 e, containing 40 acres ; mortgaged by Hiiam Kockafella: Iwan, interest, ic. $257 23. Jlenty County. The w half of the a e qr of sec 25, t IS, r 10 e, containing 80 actes; mortgaged by George Brakeficld: loan, interest, kc. 547. The w half of the w half of the n w qr of sec 2-, t 16 n, r 10 e ; also, the e half of the n e qr, except 20 acres off of the a w coiner of sail qt, of sec 26, t 16 n, r 10 e, containing in all 100 acre ; moitgaged by James B. Ilanis: loan, interest, kc. $637 b7. Hendiickt County. The half of the a w qr of aec 23, t 15 n, r 1 e ; also, the n w qt of the w qr of see 23, t 15 n, r I e, containing in all 12 acres ; mortgaged by Geo. W. Lewis : loao, interest &c. $20 19. Lots No. 4 and 5, in Mck No. 18, in the town of Danville; moitgaged by David Stutsman: loan, interest, kc. $107 67. Jty County. The w hilf of Ihe a e qt of sec 18, t 23 n, r 13 e, -containing SO acres ; mortgaged by lleniy Robinson: loan, inteiest, kc. $111 56. The w half of the n w qr of sec 14, t 24, r 12 e, containing 80 acres ; moitgaged by Noah Leeds loan, interest, kc. $343 87. Tbe s half of tbe s e qrof sec 23. t 24 ri, r 12 e, contain ing 80 acres; also, the undivided half of tbe e half ol the s e qr cf sec 17, t 23 n, r 11 e, containing 83 acres ; alio, the uuiliTiJed ball ol lot No. 8, 111 block ISo. 12, 111 the town ol Poitland, county of Jay; mortgaged by Peter Kwiug: loan, interest, ke. $419 S7. The n half of the n e or of section 3, t 22 n. r 13 e, con taining 61 acres ; also, the n half of the n w qr of trc 2, t 22 n, r IS e, containing 6J acres; moitgaged by William Haints : loao, interest, &c. $257 f6. The d w qr of tbe n w qi of sec 25, t 23 n, r 14 e, containing 40 acres ; moitgi&cd by Kotett A. Wheat t loan, intei est,. $193 62. Jjrkton l ounly. The e half of Ihe n w qr of ec 3o, t 7 n, r 5 e ; also, the n vr qr of the n w qr of sec 35, t 6 n, r 4 e ; also, the w half of the a w qr of sec 35, t 6 n , r 4 e, containing in all 210 acres ; moitgaged by Audie w C. Griffith : loan, iuterest, kc. $GS5. The e half of the s e qr of see 1 2, t 6 n , r 5 e, containing SO&0-100 acres; moitgaged by James Reno: loan, interest, kc. $727 87. The w hilf of the a e qr of sec 10. t 6 n, r 5 e ; also, lots No. 223, 223 and 229, in Brownstiwn, county of Jackon J mortgaged by M. C. Joirian: loan, interest, kc. $657 50. Jtffertan County. The n e qr of sec 6, t 4 n, r 10 ; moitgaged by James Burn: loan, inteiest, kc $733 30 Part or parcel of lot No. 23, as known and designated ou the nlat of the town of Madron, and may te found desciibcl more particulaily on pages 1 1 1 and 1 1 , book K of the re - coid of deeds ol Jeiieisnn county; mortgaged by James h.. Lewis: loan, interest, kc. $701 63. The e half of lot No, 5, addition notth te the city of Madion; mortgagea oy xoivai v. mcch : 10 u, m.citu, c. $110 56. Lot No bl, in the lirst aaarion to me town 01 iuiaist n, w of West stiect, except 21 ftft vir the e side of said lot, fronting on Presbyterian Avenue, and running back the entire depth of said lot; mortgaged by Eliza K. Talbott: loan, interest, &c. $1S3 S7. Ini No. 146. in the ad.!ii n vr f what was the town (now the city) of Madison ; moitgigcd by Joseph L. While : luan, interest, sc. fods 03. Johnson t.oanfy. The n e or of Ihe n w qr i f sec 8, and n half nf the w half of the n w qr of sec S, t 13 a, r 5 e, containing in all 80 an est. mjitgiged b William CUik: luan, interest, kc. $271 25. Knox Lounry. Lots No. 3 and 4, of frae sec No. 9, t 5 n, r 10 w, containing 80 acres ; also, lot No. 5, of fnc sec No. 9, t 3 n , r 10 w, containing 30 40-100 acres ; also, tt e n w qr of the s e qr of frac sec No. 9, t 5 n,r 10 w, containing 40 acres; mortgaged by EltjihClark: loan, inteiest, &c. $353 75. Laporte County. Lots No 1 and 2, in block No 22 in Isaac C. Etsfon's survey of Michigan city ; mortgaged by Lewis Mar.ni:gs loan, inierest, kc $723 50. The w half of the a w qr of sec 23, t 33 n, r 4 w, containing SO acres; mortgaged by Anthony Toibert; loan, interest, ic $ S6 23. Tbe undivided one half of the n half of sec 31, t 35 n, r 3 w, containing 326 19100 acres; moitgaged by Clinton Foster: loan, inierest, etc $730 IS. Lots No 15 and 84, in the original plat of the town of Laporte; and lot No 15, in Walker's adJitiou to said town of Laonrte ; moitgaged by Charles McCluie: loao, interest, kc $586 87. The n half of Ihe $ w qr of sec 27, t 36 n, r 2 w, containing SO acres: mortgaged by Bennett Smallwood: loan, interest, &.e $792 90. Tbe e half of the n w qr of sec 30, t 36 n, r I vr, and ihe s w qr of the n e qr of same sec, t and r ; also the w half of the w qr of sec 19, t 36 n, r 1 w ; al-o the w half of the s e qr of sec 30, t 36, r 1 w ; moitgigcd by Griffin Treadway: loan, interest, kc. $700 23. The a e qr of the n e qr of sec 4, t 37 n, r 4 w, containing 40 acres ; moitgaged by Eliatim Ahton : loan, interest, &c $727 87. The n e qr of the n e qr of sec 4, t 37 n, r 4 w, enntainin;r 40 acres; mortgaged by Gallatin Ashtn : loan, iuteiest, kc $727 87. The vr half of th a tv qt of sec 25. t 37 n. r 3 w, confining 79 32-100 acres; also the a e fraction of sec 27 in lime t afid r, saving and excepting so much only as has been heiclofoie sold and conveyt d l y Adam G. Polke and wife to Andrew Burnside by deed now of rtcord 111 Lapoile county ; moitmged by Andrew Buinsidc: loau, inteiest, etc 727 dolls 87 eis. , The r w qr of the n e qr of sec 4, t 37 n, r 4 vr, containing 40 acres: mortgaged by Jonas Claiki loan, inteiet, etc 727 dulls S7 cts. , The a w qr of the n w qr of see 1 1 , t 37 n, r 3 w ; also the e half of the a r qr of sec 10, t 37 n, r 3 w, containing id all 120 acres ; mortgaged by Warren Cole : loan, interest, etc 561 dolls. Pait of the s e fractional qr of see 27, t 37 n, r 3 1 vr, and may be found particulaily described on pages 313-4 book E of the record of deeds of Lapoite county; mortgaged by William Dinwiddle t loan, inteiest, etc 727 dolls S7 cts. The a e qr of Ihe n w qr of see 9, t 37 n, r 3 w, containin; 40 acres; also out-lot No 45, In Wilson's addition to the town Of Laporte, containing 7 J acies; mortgaged by George S. Stover; loan, interest, etc two liui'dted and eighty-seveu dollais and thirty cent. Tbe w half of the n e qr of sec twenty-seven, t 25 n, r 3 w, moitgaged by Samuel Rursou ; loau, interest, etc 747 dolls 2j cts. The w half of the n w qr of sec 27, t 3-3 n, r 3 w ; mortgaged by Christopher McCluie ; loan, inleiet, etc 750 dolls 16 ct. The w half of the t w qr of are 22, t 35 n, r 3 w j mortgaged by Edmund S. Orgau 1 loan, inteieM; etc 750 dolls 16 Cts. The e half of the n w qr of aec 27, t 35 0, r 3 w ; moitgaged by Royal L Westbrook t loan, inteiest, etc 750 dulls rG eta. One hundred arrd nineteen f-et of the n end of lot No 1, in block No 11, in Michigan crlj, ( tr the original prat of said town; mortgaged by Alfred O. Claik: loan, iuterest, etc 746 dolls 95 cts. The a half of lot No 8, In block No 5, fronting 163 feet on Second street, and 4! fret on Wabash atieet, in Michigan city, as designated on the Olfeinal plat of said city; mortgaged by Wi liam S. Claik i loan, fu feiest, etc 76 dolls 95 ds. . ... Part of the w naif of the b e qf of sec 6, t 37 n , r 4 w, a particular desciiption of which may be found on pages 2639, cf book F of Ihe tecord of deeds of Lapoile county ; motlgigel by Andrew C Woodwaidi loan, interest, etc 59S dolls 13 es. Lot No 4 in block N 3, in Miller' addition to Michigan city ; also lot No I, in block Nj 7, in the same addition ; also a pait of lot No 10, block No 2, in El-don's oiiginal survey of the aforesaid city; all of which may he found more paiticularly described on page 200, book: U of the rscord of deeds of Laporte county; mortgaged Ly F. P. Harrison; loan, interest, etc 771 dolls 20 et. Latere art County. Tbe a e qr of the a e qr of sec 19, t 5 n, r 2 w, and the n w qr of the a w q? of sec 20, t 5 n, r 2 w j mortgaged by Dabney Hartis: loan, interest, etc 276 dolls 9Jcts. The half of the n w qr of sec 18, t 6 11, r 2 w, containing 66 29-100 acres; moitgaged by Booker Wilsou: loan, interest, etc 276 dolls 95 cts. Tbe n e qr of sec 23, t 6 n, r I w. containing 160 acres; mortgaged by James Hayes 1 loan, interest, etc 637 87. Madison Count ij. The I e qr of if c 10, t i n, r 7 e, alo the n half of the w qr of sec 4, t IS n, r 8 e 1 also the half of the half of Ihe n w qr of see T, f 19 n, r 8 e, containing in all 2o0 acres mortgaged by He rit Wy man. for the benefit of Jas. F. Young, Nathan CarYr.nn, and Nathaniel Chapman ; loan, iuterest, elc 19b8 dolls 6O et. The s half of tbe a w qr of sec 14, t 20 n, r 7 e, containing 80 acres t mortgaged by Henry P. Davis j loan, iaterest, etc 321 dolls 85 cts. 1 he e qr of the a qr of see 25,-1 21 n, r 6"e', containing 40 acres ; mortgaged" If Daniel" Dtfiggins: ban, interest, etc 166 dolls 52 rts. The n qr of see 20, t 21 n, r 7 e, containing' 160 acres 1 mutgaged by William Stoker: loan, inteiest, etc 407 dolls 12 cla.Warion Courtly, The e half of Ihe w qr of see 20, I 17, 1 5, cenaSr.ii'g 80 acies; moitgaged by Robcit'T. Samuel: loan, interest, etc $729 oO.

The a w qrof section 15, 1 16, r 3 e, containing 67 S4-100; mortgaged by William Mcllvain : loan, interest kc $637 50. Ninety feet off the n .id of the w half of lots 7, 8 and 9, in square No, 35, in tbe town of Indianapolis ; mortgaged by Benjamin Piuittt loan, interest, etc $742. The n w qr of sec 5, and ss much from the side of see 6, by a line drawn paiatlel to the e line of said sec, as will make in all 160 acres ; both in t 15 n, r 5 e ; mortgaged by M. II. Brown 1 loan, inteiest, etc $657 50. The w half of the w qr of sec , t 15 n, r 5 e, containing SO acies; mortgaged by John D. Thorp: loan, interest, etc $702 50. Tbe e half of the a w qr of see 5, t 15 n, r 5 e, cobtainin 80 acres ; mortgaged by Dauicl Yandes: loan, interest, etc $702 50. Tbe e half cf the w qr of ace I, t 14 n, r 4 e, and fne a w qr of the a w qr of sec 1, t 14 n, r 4 e, containing in all 120 acies ; mortgaged by Stepben Ciane : loan, interest, etc 731 dolls 40 cts. Lot No 7, in square No 51, in the town of Indianapolis;

mortgaged by John Elder: loan, inierest, etc 6J5 dolls 81 cent. The n qr of the a w qr, and the a vr qr of Ihe a w qr, and aNo the s e qr of the w qr of sec 23, t 14 n, r 4 e, in all 120 acres; mortgaged by Joshua Hudson 1 loan, interest, etc 23) dolls 12 cts. Twenty-five acres off the n end of the e half of the n e qr of sec 23, t 15 n, r 3 e ; moitgaged by Hugh McDonald : loan, interest, etc 409 dolls 35 cts. The e half of the a w qr of sec 31, t 16 n, r 5 e, containing 61 42-100 acres; mortgaged by Geoige W. Shearer: loan, interett. etc 556 dolls 75 ets. The w half of the n w qr of sec 8, t 15 n, r 5 e, containing SO acies; moitgaged by Anthony Sbewnun: loan, interest, etc 3 13 dolls 15 eta. The e half of tbe s w qr of sec 19, t 16 n, r 3 e, containing 55 24-100 acies ; also the w half of the a w qr of same sec ; except 10 acres in the a w corner; moitgaged by Geo. W. Todd : loan, interest, etc 547 dolls. Lot No 4, in square No61,io the town of Indianapolis ; mortgaged by William S. Unlbank: loan, interest, etc 411 do'l 12 cts. The n e qr of the n w qr of sec 3, t 14 n, r 4 e, containing 35 37-100 acres; moitgiged by Thomas N. Thomas: lom, interest, etc 312 dolls 50 ct. The e half of the s e qr of sec 33, t 15 n, r 4 e, containing 80 acies mote or less ; mortgaged by Benjamin L. dottier ; loan, iuteiest, etc 774 dolls 12 cts. The s e qr of sec 23, t 15 n, r 2 e, containing IGO acres ; moitgaged by Jesse Hawkins : loan, inteiest, etc 657 dolls 50 els. The a e qr of the s e qr of sec 22, t 14 n, r 5 e, containing 40 acres ; mortgaged by fc'imUel Scaright 1 loan, iuteiest, etc 265 dolls 10 cts. The e half of the e qr of see 21, t 14 n, r 3 e, containing 80 acies; except 20 acres off the a end of said tract, I eret fore conveyed ; moitgaged by Daniel Steckt loan, intens!, etc 3S6 dolls 62 ct. The n half of the w half of the n vr qr of sec 13, t 1 1 n, r 5 e, containing 40 acres; mortgaged by George Tibbetts: loan, interest, etc 265 dolls 12 els. The a w qr of the a e qr of sec 33, t 15 n, r 4 e, containing 40 actes; mortgaged by Benjamin Morgan: loan, interest, etc 257 dolls 20 cts. The w half of the n e qr of sec 23, t 15 n, r 4 e, contain ing 80 acres: mor'gaged by Ttlitha Bodkin: loan, interest, etc CS1 dills CO cts. Marshall Count. The n w qr of sec 15, t 32 n, r 2 e, contaiuing 1C0 acres 5 also the n w qr of a w qr of arc 15, t 32 n,r I e, contaiuing 40 acres; moitgaged by Thomas Litkine: loan, inteiest, etc 593 d lls 50 cts. The n e ar of the itnr of sec 6. t 3 1 n, r 1 e, also the a e qr of the n e qr of sec 6, t 34 n, r 1 e, also the a w qr of the n e qr of sec 6, t 34 n, r I e, in all 120 acies ; mortgaged by Gu-tavus A. Cone : Joan, inteiest, etc 5S2 dolls 92 cts. The iwqrol the a e qr of sec b, t 32 n, r 3 e : also the a e qr of the s e qr of see S, t 32 n, r 3 e, containing SO acres ; mortgaged It James W.Uweni loan, iuterest, etc ju nulls 37 cts. The e half of the n w qr of see 19, t 33 n, r 3 e, contain ing SO acres; moitgaged by Jesse Roberts: loan, interest, etc 73S dolls 7a cts. The lot or n half of the n e fraction, e M. R. of see IS, cf lands selected in Indian country; containing 101 43-100 acres ; mortgaged by Koos Ward : loan, interest, etc 733 dulls 75 els The n half of the i vr fi action w of Michigan road of sec 7, containing 93 acie j also the n half rf the e fi action e of Michigan mad of sec 7, containing 63 acres; all of lands selected io ludlab coub'ry ; mortgaged by Joseph Griffith 1 loau, interest, etc 774 dolls 12 cts. The e half of the aw qr of sec 7, t 32 n, r 3 e, containing SO acres ; also the w half of the a w qr of sec 7, 1 32 n, r 3 e, containing 97 41-100 aerra ; mortgaged by Siduey Williams: loan, interest, elc 818 dolls 75 cts. The s e qr of the n e qr of see 13, t 32 n, r 2 e, containing 40 arret ; also the n e qr of the u w qr of sec 32, t 33 n, r 3 e, containing 40 acres ; rrtortgiged by John A. Boots : loan, interest, etc 317 dolls 12 cts. Lot No 2 of sre 27, t 33 a, r I e, containing 33 69-100 acies ; also Qi 6Ö-1U0 acies of the e part of the a w qr tf sec 27, t 33 n, r 1 e ; mortgaged by E. B. Hobson 1 loan, interest, etc 49 1 dolls 50 ct.. The w half of the n e qr of sec 7, t 32 n, r 3 e, conlaining 80 acte ; alo lot No 4 of sec 14, t 32 n, r 2 e, containing 612 10-100 acre ; moitjaged by George W. Owen: loan, inteiest, etc 551 dolls 50 ct. The n w qr of sec 29, and the a half of the a w qr of sec 20, t 34 n, r 2 e ; mortgaged by Oliver Itoset loan, interttt, etc 77S dells 73 cU. The a e qr of sec. 15, t 32 n, r 2 e, containing 160 acres ; mortgaged by FielJin Bowkt: loan, interest, etc 774 dolls 12 ets. The a half of sec 12, t 32 n, r 2 e, containing 43 10-100 acres ; also the n half cf see 12, t 32 n, r 2 r, containing 55 93-100 acres; moitgaged ly Jtretniah Muncy: loao, interest, etc 1,146 dulls 12 cts. The a half of the s w fraction w of Michigan road of sec 23 containing 76 80-100 acres ; also the n half of the a w qr of sec 23, containing 73 71-100 acres ; all of lands selected in Indian country; moitgaged by Reson G. Pratber: loan, iuterest, elc 707 dolls 50 cts. The lot or half of n e fiaction e M R. of sec II, of lands selected In Indian. coontiy, containing 150 52-100 acres; mortgaged by Jacob Whiter: loan, interest, elc 778 dolls 75 CtS. . . The n half of the a e fiaction e of Michigan road, nf sec S, of lands selected in Indian country, containing 72 53-100 acres; mortgaged by Alfred Vinuedge: loan, interest, etc 637 dolls' 50 tt. The n w qr aud Ihe w half of the n e qr of sec 7, 1 32 n, r two eat. containing two hundred and forty acres ; m irtgiged by Samuel Gregory: loan, interest, etc 615 dolls 69 cents. The s half of the a e fractional qr e of Michigan road, of sec b, of lands selected in Indian country also the a half of the w fractional qr w of Michigan toid of sec 8, of lands selected in Indian country, containing in all 161 an I six onehundred'.hs acres; mortgaged by Adam Vionedge : loan, inteiest, etc six bundnd and twenty -one dollars and twentyfive cents. The s e qr of the w half, and w qr of the' e qr of sec 33 t 31 n, r one e ; also the n e qrof the w qrof sec 33, t 34 n, r one e f also the e half and n w qr of the a e qr of tec 33; also the n w rfr of the a w qr of sec 34, t,34 n, r I'e, containing in all twn'hundred and eighty acres; mortgaged by Albroe Leach : loan, interest, etc six bundled and one dollais and sixty-two cents. Montgomery Colinty. The e half of the n w qr of sec twenty-four, t twenty n, r 6 vr, and the w half of the aw qr of sec tweuty-four, t twenty n, r6 vr, containing in all 1C0 acres; moitgaged by William Smith i loan, interest, etc 774 dollars and twelve cents. ... , . Pait of the e half of the e qr of sec 31, t 19 .n, r 4 vr, cootaininz 4 acres ; bounded as described on page one hundred anJ fifty-two, of book No 6 of the record of deeds ol Montgomery county 1 mortgaged by Darld Clark t loan, interest, etc $656 and twelve cents. The e half of the w qr of see eleven, t twenty n, r 3 w, containing SO acttt ; mortgaged by Benjamin Harper loan, interest, etc 35 dollars and tweuty-five cents. The s fiaction cf the n w qr ot sec 3, t 19 o, r 3 w, containing SO acres ; except 10 acres off the n side of said tract, heretofore fonveyed; moitgaged by John Test t loan, inter est, etc five hundred and twenty-six dollars and seventy-five cents. The w half of the a e or of sec twenty-five, t twentr n. r 6 w, contaiuing 79 acres 1 also the e half of the e half of the s e qr of sec twenty-six, t twenty n, r 6 w, containing 40 acres ; moitgaged by Adam lbomas: loan, interest, etc five hundred and thirtv.twa dollars. The w hilf of the n e qr of tec li, t twenty n, r 6 w ; also the e half of the n e qr of sec twenty-three, t twentytbree n, r 6 w, containing one bundled and sixty acres ; mort gaged by James L. McKmney 1 loan, interest, etc 637 dolls 7 cts. The e half of the n w qr of see 14, t twenty n, r 3 w ; also 60 acres ou the e side of the e half of the a w qrof aec twenty-three, t twenty n, r 3 w ; also the n end and half of the w naif 0; the s e qr of sec twenty-three, t twenty n, r 3 w, containing ISO acies moie or less mortgaged by Fred' erick Huffman: loan, interest, etc 601 djllt S7 cts. Monroe County. Eighty acres of land lying and being in the w qr of sec 4, t 9 n, r two vr, all of which may be found desciioed particularly on page two hffudred and five of book F of Ihe record of dcedi of Monroe county ; mortgaged by Aichibald Kcrby ; loan, interest, etc six hundred and eighty-two dol lars and eighty-seven cents. Lots No 47 and sixty-two, each containing 7 acres, lying' and being in the see sold for the use of the State Seminaiy ; mortgaged oy uaciiet wnght: loau, Interest, etc seven hun died and twenty-seven dollars and eighty-seven cents. Morgan County. TRe s w qr of the n e r of tetf 15, t twelve n, r one e, containing 40 acres ; mortgaged by Mtcajah' Jack'6b i loan, inteiest, etc one hundred and twelve dollars and eighteen cents. Owen County. The e qr of the S e qr of sec IS, t 9 n, r 3 w ; mortgaged by Henty Fianklin: loan, interest, &c. $163 71. The n w qr of the n e qr of sec 34, t 10, r 4 ; mortgaged by Pardon B Robards: loan, interest, &c. $1 1 1 37. The w half of the e qr of sec 24, t 1 1, r 5 e ; mortgaged by Grant Ricbaidst loan, interest, kc. $277 12. The e half of the n e qr of sec I, t 1 1, r 5, containing 82 S2-10Uarres; moitgaged by Solomon A kers : loan interest, Sec. $203 75. The-w half of the n e qr of see 30, 1 11, r 3 w rnortgiged by Joseph Akers 1 loan, interest, b.c. $203 75. The w half of the w qr of tec 30, til n, r 5 w, containing SO actes) also, the n e qr if the a w qr of sec 36, t 1 1 n, r 6 tt. Containing 40 acres ; moitgiged by King Freeman 1' loan, iuterest, &c. $257 87. The n w qr of ihe s c qr of sec 7, t 10 u, r 4 w, containing 40 acres ; also, the I w qr of Ihe t e qr of sec 7, t 10 n, r n r 4- w, containing 40 acre ; mortgaged bj John S. llouser 1 loan, iiite'iet, kc. $15o 69. The s e qf of the s w qr of sec 8, t 10 n, r 5 w, containing 40 acres ."'also, the ne qr of theneqr of sec 17, t 10 u, r

5 w, containing 40 acres; mortgaged by Jefferson Long: iem, interest, kc. $130 OS. Tbe n vr qi of the s e qr of sec 7, t 10 o, r 5 w, containing 40 acres ; also, the a w qr of tbe s e qr of see 7, t 10 D, r 5 w, containing 40 acres ; mortgaged by Uwe n Lung : loan, iaterest, kc. $206 78. The n e qr of the e qr, aed the w qr of the qr of sec 23. t 10 n, r 6 w, containing SO acres; mortgaged by Laikin R. Scott : loan, inteiest, tec. $155 69. Porter County. The a wqr of sec 10, t 33 n, r 6 w, containing 160 acres ; mortgaged by Hans Peters 1 loan, interest, kc. $700 31. The t w qr of sec 2, t 33 n,r 5, w, w, containing 160 acres; mortgage d by James Blair 1 loan, interest, &c. $652 37. Tbe e halt of the n e qr of sec 30, and the e half of the s w qr of sec 29, t 36, n r 6 w ; rrortgaged by John Wolf: loan, interest, kc. $601 83. Putnam County. The w half of the a t qr of trc 13, t 14 n, r 3 w j mort

gaged by James Allen : loan, interest, kc. $o47. 1 he e halt o( the w qr 01 sec is. t 13 n, r,4 w ; mortgaged by Robeit C. Biownt loan, inteiest, kc. 632 dolls 37 cents. Lots 163 and 1S3 in the town of Greencastle; also, the n w qr of the n w qr of sec 15, t 14 n, r 5 west ; mortgaged by David Rudisill: loao, inteiest, kc. 632 dolls 87 cts. The n ball of the s w qr or sec 1. 1 13 n, r 5 w, containing 80 acres ; moitgaged by James Yowell: loan, inteiest, fee 479 dolls 6 cts. The w half of the n e qr of sec 10, t 15 n, r 3 w, containing SO acre ; mortgaged by Joel Stiinger : loan, interest, &.c. 264 dolls 25 cts. Tbe e half of the n e qr of sec 14, t 14 n, r 4 vr ; moitgaged by James Chiity : loan, interest, kc 637 dolls 87 cts. Lots 81,87 an! S3 in the town of Gieencastle; mortgaged by Samuel Taylor : loan, inteiest, etc 637 dolls 87 cts. The w half of Ihe a e qr of sec 27, t 16 n, r 3 vr, containing 80 acres; mortgaged by Aquilla Talbottt loan, inteiest, etc $637 87. Lots No. IS and 69 in the town of Greeneatte; mortgaged by Jefferson Walls: loan, interest, etc 334 dolls 12 cts. The a wfiacqr of sec 6, t 13 n, r 4 w, containing 96 59-100 acres; moitgaged by Meredith Yowell: loan, interest, etc 636 dolls 62 cts. The n half of the a e qr of tec 23, t 16 n, r 3 w, contain ing SO acte ; mortgaged by Anthony Boweu : loan, inter-e-t. etc 211 dolls ') els. The e half of the n e qr of see 28, t 16, n r 3 w, contain ing 80 acres; mortgaged by Robert Thompson: loan, inter est, etc 292 dolls 22 cts. Randolph County. The s half of the n e qr, and the w half of the a e qr of sec 10, t IS, r 13 e, containing loll acres; mortgaged by George Baity and Levi D. McKay: loao, interest, etc 1090 doll. The w half of the near of sec 27, t 19 n, r 13 e ; also, the e half of Ihe t w qr of see ZI, t 19 n, r 12 e, containing 160 acres ; mortgaged by William Fieer: loan, interest, elc 4113 dolls 6 cts. Tne e half of the n e qr of sec 12, t 19 n, r 12 e, con taining SO acres ; mortgaged by Edward (Jutland: loan, in terest,etc 210 dolls 91 cts. Kipley County. Tbe s w qr of the n w qr of sec 25, t 9 n, r It e; also, the a vr qr of the n e qr, and the a e qr of the a w qr of sec 25, t 9 n, r 11 e, containing 120 acrct mortgaged by Jere miah Phinney: loan, interest, etc 237 CJlls ol cu. Shelbu County Fifty arret off ths a end of the e half of the a vr qr of see 17, t 13,r8e; moitgaged by Peter De wit: loan, inter est, etc 553 Colls 62 cts. The w half of the n w qr of aec 33. t 14 n, r 8 e, con taining SO anes ; also, the e hilf of tbe n e qr cf sec 5, t 13 n, r S e, contaiuing 50 23.100 acres; mortgaged by Josepn T. iligley : loan, interest, e'e 632 dolls io cts. The d e qr tf the n w qr of tec 24, 1 13 n, r 7 e, contain inz 40 acres : also, the's w qr of the n w nr of sec 17. t 13 n, r 8 e, containing 40 acres ; mortgaged by William Dewit and Davis Peters : loan, interest, etc 479 dolls b cts. The e half of tbe n w qr of sec 2S, t 14 n,r 8 e, contain ing SO acte ; moitgaged by Berjamiih Field I loan, inteiest, etc 21o dons 20 cts. , . The w half of the S w qr of tec 5, t 13 n, r 8 e, containing 80 acret; mortgaged by Obed L.Swain: loan, interest, etc 293 dolls 25 cts. The w qr or the a w qr of sec 13, t 13 n,r7 e, containing 38 37-1Ü0 acres; also, the w half of the n w qr of sec 19, t 13 n, r 7 e, containing 74 97-100 acres, except one and a half acres of the last named tract, a more particular description of which may be found on page 354, of book G of the record of deeds of Shelby county ; moitgaged by David Th itkrr 1 luan, interest, etc 530 d?lls 81 cts. . . The w half of the n e qr, and the e half of the n w qr of sec 19, t I3n,r 7 e, containing in all 154 97-100 acres; mortgaged by Anderson Kielh: loan, inteiest, etc 774 dolls 12 cts. The w half of the e qr of sec 2 1, t 13 n, r 6 e, contaiui' g SO acies ; mortgaged by Andrew Jones: loan, interest, etc 31 1 dolls 25 cts. The e ha f of the n w qr of see 12, t 13 n, containing 80 acres ; moitgaged by George Golding : loan, interest, etc 547 doll. Thirty acres off the n end of the e half of the a e qr of sec 12, t 13 n, r 7 e ; also, thirty-five acre off the n end of tbe w half of the a w.qr of sec 7,t 13 n, r 8 e; mortgaged ty Robert rhareit loan, interest, etc 737 dolls 50 eta The e half of the I w qr of see 6, t 3 n, r 3 e, containing 55 46-100 acres ; mortgaged by Moses Linville i loan, interest, etc 384 dolls 12 ctt. Scott County. Theneqr of sec 31, 1 4 n, r 7 e, containing 160 acres; also, the e half cf Ihe a vr qr of sec 30, t 4, r 7 e, containing 80 acte; mor'gaged by George G. Jenkins i loan, interest, etc 630 dolls 12 ct. Eighty acres of land, commencing 60 rods from Ihe a vr corner of the a e qr of sec 7, t 3 n, r 8 e, on the line dividing the s e and s vr qrs of said sec ; thence running n on said line ISO rod ; thence e to tbe place of beginning ; mortgag- ! ed by Mary Clines : loan, interest, etc 266 dolls 50 ct. The 1 hair ot the n w qr ol sre 2J, t 2 n, r b e, containing 80 acres; mortgaged by Isaac Hoaglandi loan, inteiest, etc 653 dolls 85 cts. Tippecanoe County: The n w half of the n w qr of tbe n w qr of lection 36, t 24 n, r 4 w, containing 20 acres: also the n e fraction (east of the Wabash) of fi actional section 35, t 24 o, r 4 w, containing 53 63100 acre, more or less: mortgaged by Rufus Webb: loan, interest kc 819 dolls 12 cts. Lot no 94 in töe original plat of the town of Lafayette, mortgaged by Abraham Shoemaker: loan, interest kc 591 dolls 80 cts. J 1 i Lot no 40 in Daria and Bartholomew's addition to the town of Lafayette: mortgaged by Benjamin Henkle: loan, interest kc 697 dolls 50 cts. The w half of ihe n e qr of aecttun 27, t 22 n, r 6 w, containing SO acres, more or less: mortgaged by James Concanrion : loan, inteiest &c 774 dolls 12 cts. The undivided hilf of the fraction of the s e qr of aec 23, t 22 n, r 6 w, containing 71 33-100 acres: also the undivided half of the w fraction of the e half of section 23 t 22 n, r 6 w, cot.taining 87 16 100 acies, except 5 acres off the q vr corner of the last desci ibed tract : mortgaged by Abraham Morgan : loan, interest kc 81S dolls 75 cts. The undivided half of the e fraction of the a e qr of sec 23, t 22 n, r 6 w, containing 71 33-100 acret : alto the undivided half of the w fraction of the e half of sec 23, t 22 n, r 6 w, containing 87 16-100 acres, except 5 acres off the n vr corner of the last described tract: mortgaged by John McKinney: loan, interest kc 818 dolls 75 cts. . The a e qr ef the a w qr of sec 33, t 23 n, r 3 wi containing 40 acres: more or less : mortgaged by John Rcgeis: loan, interest &c 330 dolls 50 ets. The a half of e qr of sec 11, t 21 n, r 6 w, containing 80 acres: also the n w qr of the n w qr of section 26, t 22 ft, t 6 w, containing 40 acres t moitgaged by- Abraham Morgan: loan, interest, kc 19 dolls 12 cts. The e half of the o e qr of section 36, t 22 a, r 6 w: also the w section of the n w jr of section 31, t-22 n, r 5 w : also the w fraction of the 1 w qr ofsection 30, t 22 n, r 5 w, except 20 acres off the n end of laid fraction : alo Ihe n half of the e half of the w qr of section 36, t 22 n, 1 6 w j al-o the w half of the a e qr of section 25,. t 22 n, r 6 w : also the w half of the n e qr of section 36, 1 22 n, r 6 w, containing in all 3S2 21-100 acres: mortgaged in undivided fif'h, by John Sherry, Jacob Sherry, Montgomery Sherry, William M Sherry aod Jesse Sherry t loan, interest kc, due in each ca.e 773 dolls 75 ct. The e half of the o e qr of section 27, t 22 n, r C w, containing 80 acres : mortgaged by Murrell Morgan 1 loan, interest kc 774 dolls 12 cts. Vanderburgh County. - Tf n w half of lot No. 87, on the original plat of ihe town of Evanatille, by dividing said lot by a line drawn through the centre thereof at right auglea ith second Cross street in said town; mortard by James T. Walfcrr : loan, interest. ete'&SJS IS. I he e half of the s e qr of arc 9, I 7 , rll , containing so acres mortgaged by John S toner ; loan, interest, etc 895 69. I'igo county. The n e qr of the n w qr, and the vr half of the n w qr of sec 17. t 10 n, r 10 w ; mortgaged by Julius Von Smith : loan interest, kc, 147 dolls 33 cts. The a t and the a w qr of the a w qr of sec 9, and Ihe a w qr of the s w qr of see 4, all in t 10 n, r 10 w ; mortgaged by Augustus A Yon Smith loan, interest, kc, 722 dolls 62 cts. The w half of the a w qrof tec 9, t 10 n, r 10 w ; moitgaged by Peter Von Smith ; loan, interest, &c, 722 dolls 62 ct. A certain tract of land situated in the town of Terre Haute, and known and designated" in the plat of said town, as recorded in the Recorder's office of Vigo county, as in-lot No 54; mortgaged by E M Jones: loan, interest, &c, 307 dolls 06 cts. Lott No I, 2, 3, 4, 6, 14, 17, 19, 23, 25, 2G, 27, 23, 29 and 30, in Fontaine's addition to the town of Terre Haute ; mortgaged by A B Fontaine : loan, interest, &c, 732 dolls 62 cts. The e half of tbe a e qr of sec 15, t 1 1 , r 8 w, and the w half of the n w qr of section 23, 1 1 1 , r 8 w ; mortgaged by Samuel C Thompson : loan, interest, &c, 614 dolls 75 ct. . .Thane qrof tbe n e qrof sec 6, t 10 ,r 8 -j mortgaged by Ira Tichcnor: loan, interest, &c, 112 dolls 73 c!s. The t e qr of the n w qr of tec 12, t 13 , r 8 , and the e half of the a e qr of ec 1 1, t 13 , r 8 ; mortgaged by Stephen G Burnet : loan, interest, i.e. 413 dolls 33 cts. One hundred acres off the n ti le of the a e qr of section 30, t 13 n, r 8 w, mortgaged by Marvin M Hickox: loan, interest &c 309 dolls 03 cts. The w half pf the n e qr of section 33j t 13 n, r 8 w, containing SO at.'cs: mortgaged by Marvin M Hickox t loan, interest dec 165 dolls 90 cts. ,, H'mrrtn Ciunty. , - . The e half of the n e qr nf section 34, 1 13 n,t t .r, containing tfVacre j also t?fe w half of Ihe n e qr nf section 34, t S3 n, r 6 w, rMitainine ? acrr. except S rod Muare off the e pimrr of the la t drerihrl tract hrrrtolorr- eonc)cd s mortgaged by Gamaliel Daii : loan, iix.-rrst &e 738 dolls 58 els. The w half of the s w qr. aud Ihe s w qr of the n w qrof st-etinn 10, li n,rl, containing 120 acres ; mortgaged bjr James Todd : loan, iHtt-rrot he 727 dolls S7 ct. Ihn w rr of arm ion I V U n, r I , eontainine; ISO acres : mortgaged hy Kdward Mitchell : loan, interest !te 727 87. The e half of ihe s w qr of section t, t S3 n,rl w, containing to acres : mortgaged by Isaae Cokman : loan, interest 6c e 343 dolls is r. Th? e half of the n w qr ol sectmn 31, t IJ n,r 7 sr, mortgaged by Wil'iam t rtimpton : loan, interest e H7 doli, '1 be w half ot the u c qr ol section 36, t 21 n, r 9 w, containing

80 acres, mortgaged by Williaaa A Ctattfurd: loan, interest kt

ess 7. The sr half of the a e er of section section 30, t aJ a, r a w, containing 80 acres : also the w half f the s w srw niMaii,! ti ss r sr. containing 80 acre mortgagrsl by Sracl Harris Wan, iulrml, &c osj duns C7 rts. The andivided half of the s fraction or Ihe s ha f of section 17, t SS, r 6 w, rarrpt SO acres taken cfl the m shIc of sari fractmt ; al Hie Hdiride Diiror the i r s,r ul nw a qr m - 17, t as is, r O w, cuntaimnr in il a a K in.i Ua .ysMil k. ' tarer w wa - w asj m av a mn v EteÄ3.l 6 w, except i0 acres akrs off the w side f sai4 fiaeuoa ; also, tbe unuisineu nan ot lue s w qr m nie m w jr vi arc 17, ttis.rtw, , containing U7 4WIO0 acre (nurigaged by

Jesse Hideri lua i.BOUIliJ URUldU'Jii. 'J -

terest, ete K778 75 1 be und iv. did halt of thane fraction of see 4, t J r 7 w, containing 95 acres, more or les ; morifaced by J-bn Jacksosi : i loa-i, interctr, tte gl94 05. The w halfof these qrof see ll.t 2J n, rAw; aWo, these nr ol s ar qr of sec IS, til n, rflw; also, the n e fraction f arc 19, t 23 n, e 6 w, containing 171 7-IOO acres except 18 acres and 60 square rods heretofore conveyed ; mortgages! in aiwlmdtd thirds by b i la ne Sherrjr, Icresy hherry, and Jane &eoll : loan, interest, etc doe in each casr, X774 IS. 1 he miivHied fcau or tnr n w irartioi or sre 14, t si n, r 7 w, noutaiuins; 115 acres ; mortgaged by i)ougal C. Srivcr : kn, interest, etc 874 :z. The undivided halfof the n e fraction of see X4, t 1 n, r 7 w, eontainine; 95 acres more or Ws ; mortgaged, by Adam Srircr: loan, interest, ete 8774 13. 'I be undivided halfof ibe H w fraction of sre 34, t Sln,r7w, eontainine; 115 acres j mortgaged by Eliubcth Srirer: loan, inier est, ete J5774 ia. 'I be a e qr at the a e qr of see SS, t 2j n, r 8 w ; aUo. the a e qr of the n e qr, and the n w qr of the a e qr of see SO, t Usrls; mortraeed by John Taylor, and N. F, Cunningham ; loan, iuterest, ete 8774 11. The half or ihe s e qr ot see SI, t 11 n, r 9 w. containing SO acres ; except 3 J square root out of saM tract beretoSure eon e Ted ; mortgaged d by Lather TiHottson : loan, iaterest etc 819 IX. H'ayne County. Lots No. 10, It, tl, 13, SO, 31, S3, 34, 17, S8, 19, 30, 31 and 31, in block No. 7 i also, hits No. 9, 12, 14, IS. 17, 18, 30 and 31, in block No 6, in the city of Cambridge ; mortgaged by Thomas Tyncr ; loan, interest, etc tt.727 87. ITA ire County. The r e qr of a e qr of aee ll.t StJ n, r 4 w, containing 40 acre ; also, the s balf of the w half of the n e qr of see 11; t 30 n, r 4 r, eontainine; 40 acre ; also, these qrof n w qrof see 29, 1 27 a, r 4 , eontainine 80 acres ; snortgaged by John W. Bunt ell ; loan, interest, ete KÖ94 50 ets. The s e qr of ee 13, t 3 n. r 4 sr ; mortgaged by Benjamin Keynot. I ; loan, intrrrst, ete 775 15. Lots No. 1 and S of aec 8, t 27 ft, r 3 w, containing 104 S9-1Ö0 acres ; mort raped by Thompson Crose : loan, iuterest, etc 257 30. A certificate of purchase will be given to the purchaser pledging a de ;d or patent from tbe State upon final payment of the purchase money and interest, but which shall be forfeited to the Slate, with all payments made thereon for any default of payment of interest or principal according to the term of sale, and entitle the Slate to resell at any time. Bond will also be required for the payment of the purchase money, and that the purchaser will not commit or suffer waste of the premises, and if deemed proper, oiner security will De required. If the land will not sell for the amount chargeable on each tract as above, the same will be sold under the reappraisement lately made by the commissioners of the bink inz Fund. Or order of the Board of Commissioners of the Sink ing Fund. J. MORRISON, Pr't. Sinking Fund Office, Indianapolis, 5th July, 1843. 3-V-4w Tire State llnnk of Indiana. Indiana Jhmey. ihe St. Louis Hew i.ra has an article in which it is recommended to commercial men to send the notes of the State Lank of Indiana home ward, on the alleged ground that its circulation is al together too large for safety. Lou. Jour. Can the Locofocos of this State who have the man agement of our State Bank in their hands explain the cause of tins great expansion since they went into power ! The eople have not forgotten the great cry raised by the leaders of this party against the Whigs for over issues as they falsely alleged. Yincennes Gazette. Let the Louisville Journal do or say any thing, fur or against the State Bank of Indiana, or any thing else, and nine-tenths of the Whig papers in thi State will follow suit. They delizht in nothinrr better than J to follow at its stern, and feed on the garbage which it j voids. In this case, however, they are all assailing I their best friends; The Louisville Journal, on second thought, discovered this, and applied salve to the t. . 1 1 . t SJ wounu ii inmciea ; ana me only reason why our whig papers fail to do the same, is because, as tlicy assert, "the Locofocos have the management of the Bank." But this does not happen to be the fact, nor will it become so, until the Whif papers can show that the Four directors which the State is graciously permitted to elect, can out-vote the Thirteen directors, representing the Branches, who are almost invariably Whigs. Now the effects of such attacks as these may be judged of by the following recapitulatioti of the operations of the State Bank and Branches, which appears in the New York Morning News. If the Whig papers think it promotive of the interest of an institution they so much admire, to continue their misrepresentations, for political effect, why, let them go ahead, and they will soon discover, perhaps, that the final result will be very contrary to what they anticipate. Be it remembered, by the tray, that the conditions of the Bank here summed up, was its condition while under whig management exclusively, and for which, the Locofocos " were in no degree responsible. " Locofocos " can't make it worse if they try ever so hard. The State Bank of Indiana has been and will yet be the source of great evil to the people of the State. It is owned by about GCO stockholders who control it and borrow from it about four times the amount of stock they hold. In fact very little of the private stock was ever paid for, except by its own discounts. Tbe great mass of its loans are of old accommodation paper of years' standing. Its reports for November, 1S44, as compared with Nov. 1840, is as follows : STATE BASI OF INDIA , 1840. , Diseoant note 2,31429 184. Deer cat. Incr'te, 1,64 jJl 89,297 Discount bills 796,319 441,830 3SJ,5Ö Susm-im1 lebt 378,649 746,358 867,609 liaikiiig loan 198,950 198,950 Heal estate 24,679 133,700 108,021 Due from Bank 82,477 7I9.3JI 689,854 liank note l5,J5l 867,601 101.350 Specie 1.076,551 1,120,013 43,482 Laiiial 2,671,618 2, 104,9.18 560,69 Surplus Tumi S9 1.771 344,360 J 1,59 5 Sinking fund : 132,959 76,867 86,093 Circulation 3,031,092 8,101,000 09,908 Deposit 297,771 292,744 5,028 The decrease which has been effected in old loans, has been by increasing the suspended debt and taking real estate in pay. Now the classification of these loans for 1340, was as follows : Capital aec run I by Stale 1,304,90 Capital accrued by indiriUuals 1,366,668 I ' ' 2,f57t,ll Number of borrowers 4,951. Amount of loans 3,935,618 Of these borrowers the directors and stockholders figured as follows : Ao. Jl ' Jtmunta 'tttal. Director 130 530.037 56,SO0 ,0Pf,&57 Stockholders iüO t09,13Ö 6:8,sC0 M68,7b6 T;etal stockholder 400 All olbera 4,351 8.6o7.133 lJ2;e,14i Total 4,751 3,935,218 Now these stockholders owned $700,000 of stock and had borrowed $2,C57,153 of the Bant in' its pro mises, which they give the people for the produce of ineir larjor. as io me cnaracter ot these loans, we find in a report of the Loan Commissioners, that in November, 1839, they applied to the Legislature for an advance of money to pay the State's interest, and application was made to the Bank, which answered " That in our examination of the same we find a very large proportion of the discounts to be on accom modation paper, on much of which but small calls of ten per cent, or less have been made.' In that year the Michigan City Bank was established, with a capital of $ 10,0U0. At, the close of that year, the folic wing were among its loans: Drawers. Jndtrtert. Tttat borrowed by itockhehtert. 85,762 22,470 To Directors Stockholt Urs 38,890 11,850 39,72 10,.i20 108,332 40,000 M Capital of Bank . The tax payers of Indiana were 115,000 in that year, of whom one out of 20 had loan from the bank, although they all lent it the proceeds of their industry, for its promises'. The Lawrenceburg Branch was sued by the Federal Government for 50,000 deposits, and stayed the proceedings by paying up. This institution has been, by its promotion of extravagance, through the loans to merchants and thereby causing them to buy more goods than they could sell for cash, and leading to consumption on credit, by the circulation of promises by persons who had nothing to pay with, and thereby keeping capital out of the Slate, a most grievous burden to the people of Indiana. The progress of banking there ha been as follow :' TATS I1KK OF IXDtAHA. Canitml. WXMMI 1.19-.,58 1.5 ,M l,4"7,12i 2.216,710 2,395,?? 1 S,670,H)J 2,6j0,lU7 l.man. 5.1I.M3 l,M0.Mr, 3.17 : i 3,.ir,fic7 Sterie. 751.li?3 79T.8II 1.S07.734 1,018,714 Circulation. 470,0u5 l..Vt4,IHK) 1,9' 11.393 s.2iij.eio 2,9ä 1,: 95 2,W$,r.Q 3.63.',00J 9.940,4 14 l,f32,5IJ S.5ll,lli 3.1U1.C0J Dtpttiti. 1-27,236 Ull-:8 2, 3, -Uli 1,003 9 4!),6I7 3:,Tt4 309,248 5 1, PHi Jl,548 I.: 3.1 J2.74 1814 1M5 137 I8H8 1840 1411 l?4 ldll 1 ,345,834 4JsA1.4S6 1,021,430 3,611,218 1,0!,9C3 303,158 1,197,518 S,897,I7 7W.PI7 V,6"r').Vl 96.,5?ti Ö,!04,93 8,634,121 1,ÜU,0IJ

The average loans, in all this time have been $3XK),W0 aud the circulation near $3,000,(X0. Th operation has been for 100,000 bard workinj taxIayers of Indiana to give to 5,000 bank stock holders, and their favorites $3,000,000 worth of thsir hard earnings vearlv. in exchange for pieces of paper to

- - 0 f at i m. .......1.1a o mrvnm li Krl X IlHfl T flM T nriMllKTR SP Ii L of the State been sold for money and brought within the State, they would hare had a suuicicncy ot i !.,;.. Tlir fttrrfnrv if Ilünni ia hmirlsr imnrovinjr. and she has no bank. Ihe bank of ludi.it ;t- mtipnnps.. was suffered to exist " V 7 ' ... . - M unuer me cioaa 01 euap-iisuju, uu wnupnuiiuence of its managers, when the institutions of Illinoif, Ohio, and Michigan, no more corrupt or insolvent than itself, were rightfully put in liquidation ; a general state of confidence lias now in some degree been restored, and the scarcity of banks in the States surrounding Indiana, becomes now a source of strength to that concern, by enabling it to extend its issues. It appears, that in the last two years, it has got possession of $1,360,000 of other people's property in exchange for its promises, on w hich it receives interest, and it has consequently earned seven per cent, on its capital, or a tax ot I4U,iaiu upon a people who say they cannot pay their debts. From the Washington Unten, July 3. Important and Glorious IVew! On the eve of the great day which is consecrated to the independence of our country, we hail the reunion of Texas with the United States. We will now tread the road of freedom and greatness together. This news comes to us by the l'rinceton steamer, which arrived at Annapolis to-day at 2 o'clock. Dr. Wright brings the despatches from Annapolis. He left Washington, Texas, on the 21st June, and arrived at Galveston on the 23d on which day the Princeton left that place. We are favored by the Doctor with the following memoranda : "The United States ship Trinceton, Commodore Stockton, arrived at Annapolis, from Galveston, Texas, after the short passage of nine days, having consumed only 93 tons of coal. She steamed against head winds, with the exception of only 36 hours, when 6he was assisted by her sails. No Atlantic steamer has ever made so good an hourly average, with the same economy of fuel; and, considering all the circumstances, it may be regarded as an unprecedented passage. . "The news brought by the Princeton is of the roost interesting character. Both houses of the Texian Congress have unanimously consented to the terms of the joint resolution of the United States. The Senate had rejected the treaty with Mexico by a unanimous vote. Capt. Waggamah had arrived at Washington, Texas, to 6elect posts to be occupied by the United States troops, and to provide for their subsistence. A resolution was introduced into both houses of Congress, requiring the executive to surrender all posts, navy yards, barracks, &c, to the proper authorities of the United States. The joint resolutions were introduced into both houses cf Congress on the same day, and were almost identical in their tenor. The resolutions passed the Senate on the 13th of June, and were sent to the House ; the House laid them oa the table', and passed their own resolutions unanimously, and sent them to the Senate on the next day. In the meantime, considerable jealousy arose as to which branch should claim the honor of the paternity of the resolutions ; and it was finally settled that the House should take tip the resolutions of the Senate, and amend them in the third section. The House then passed them in their present form, and sent them back to the Senate, which body concurred in the amendment The President is pledged to give full and immediate effect to the will of Congress, so far as depends upon himself.' This important intelligence has just reached the President of the United States, (this evening, halfpast 8.) Dr. Wright brings copious despatches from our able charge, Major Donelson ; but they are written prior to the adoption of the resolutions of the Congress of Texas. He also brings newspapers, embracing the "National Register," printed at Washington, of the 19th June, three days after Congress assembled. We must confine ourselves principally to the contents of the Galveston "News extra' cf the 23d June. JOINT RESOLUTION. Giving the consent of the existing government to the annexation of Texas to the United States. Whereas the government of the United States hath proposed the following terms, guarantees, and conditions, on which the people and territory of the republic of Texas may be erected into a new Slate, to bo called the State of Texas, and admitted as one of the States of the American Union, to wit . Here follow the Resolutions of the United States Congress. And whereas, by said terms, the consent of the existing government of Texas is required : Therefore, Sec. 1. Be it resolced by the Senate and House of Representatives of the Republic of Texas, in Congress assembled, That the government of Texas doth consent that the people and territory of the republic of Texas may be erected into a new State, to be called the State of Texas, with a republican form of government, to bo adopted by the people of said republic, by deputies in convention assembled, in order that the same may be admitted as one of the States of the American Union ; and said consent is given oa the terms, guarantees, and conditions, set forth in the preamble to this joint resolution. Sec. 2. Be it further resolved. That the proclamation of the President of the republic of Texas, bearing date May 5th, 1S15, and the election of deputies to sit in convention at Austin on the 4th day of July next, for the adoption of a constitution for the State of Texas, had in accordance therewith, hereby receive the consent of the existing government of Texas. Sec. 3. Be it further resolved, That the President of Texas is hereby requested immediately to furnis the government of the United States, through their accredited minister near this government, with a copy of this joint resolution ; also to furnish the convention tp assemble at Austin on the 4th of July next, with a copy of the same ; and the same 6hall take effect froia and after its passage. 0OThe P. M. here has notified us, that he has been notified by the P. M. at Madison, that one dollar haa been deposited at the latter place for the State Sentinel. Of course we cannot demand it, for we have neither order nor instructions. These must be sent ; and the person depositing it must pay the same postage that it would have cost to have remitted the money at once, and we have two cents to pay, and the postmasters at each end have entries to make. This will account to the person who left the money for non-attention to that which we know nothing about. The regulation is utterly impracticable. O-The Washington" Union contradicts the statement (which originated in a New York paper) that the U. S. government has " received, assurance from the British Minister at Washington that a newly-appointed Minister to Mexico would not fail to be favorably received by the Mexican Government," fcc. CO"Will our neighbor, the Journal, let its readers know that the "Mysteries of Iniquity," which it copied from the Whig Review, was a mere batch of lie ! ! The Editor of the Review himself, in endeavoring to explain how the falsehoods eluded his rerision, says "I cannot too strongly affirm that had they met my eye, all possible considerations would have forbidden their admission". I believe- the facts in them to be untrue, the inferences from those statements equal) r untnur 3 We hope our neighbor will tell his readcra about this matter ; for it is sometimes as bad' to conceal the truth, aa it is to tell a lie outright.