Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 6, Number 16, Indianapolis, Marion County, 8 October 1846 — Page 3

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MSTE-iM SHIP a RUST IfESTEJLS Seven days later from Europe. Important Commercial News A J nance in the price of a3 descriptions of American produre. The Greit Western arrived at New York on the 30;h Sep!. On the 20th and Slat instant experienced tremendous gales lost wheel-house, quarter boats in house, and suffered much other damage. There ia no positive news ofimportar.ee. The market for all descriptions of American produce was advancing. The news from India is of rather unexpected inter est. The victories which the British arm had achieved on the banks of the Sutiejre hare not resulted in that amicable arrangement and profitable settle-! ment which was hoped for, and prematurely boasted of. Ghoolab S.njh finds himself beset by pecuniary difficulties; and ho either cannot, or is unwilling tu E ay Lis debts. All such emergencies in India will end to the finest development of resistance to the ! British claims. Consequently the war will have to be renewed in the Punjaub a'nd the province of La- j Uore; and the territory conditionally assigned to J vrnooiau oingn repessessca aim auacncü to trie Lni sa territory. The improvement in business which we noticed at the sailing of the last steamer continues, and matters are nearly in the same relative position as when we last addressed our readers. The failure of the Eotato crop influences the price of provisions of every ind. Bacon and hams are fining rapidly, as a glance at our market returns will show. Indian corn is also increasing in value, as in fict is almost every other kind of grain. That the failure of the potato crop ia every part of the world greatly multiplies the wants of the laboring classes in Great Britain is undeniable. The advance t which wc have alluded may be traced to the increased demand for other descriptions of food, and there is every reason to believe that the present prices may be maintained, if indeed they do not advance. As an article of human food, the use of potato seems likely to become extinct. The injury may bo temporarily pressin, and productive, no doubt, of suffering, but ultimate consequences can htrdly fail to raise the condition of the Irish peasant, and to improve bis social habits. He will be raised in the scale of civilization by having a higher and more nutritious kind of food. There are thd?e who contend that the potato has been a curse, not a blessing to Ireland. The cotton market continues steady, and although we cannot fix a higher quotation, yet on some descriptions there has been an upward inclination. ConJderable anxiety prevails respecting the new crop. xne next accounts arc eagerly looKeti iur, and prices will probably take their complexion from the advices by the incoming and the succeeding packets. j The liberal way in which the government is acting in Ireland disarms all fear of national starvation. The employment of the people on public works in Ireland will, it is clear, be carried out on a large scale. The present popular lord lieutenant has already isßid c early fifty commissions for the holding of colonial sessions in different parts of Ireland, and upon the investigation and decision of the majorities in session, as to their respective districts, he will act with the confidence which exists at present in the icoaey oiarket, and tin encouraging prospects that are before us. The grain markets with us, as with our continental neighbors, are on the rise. Whatever affects Enn . i ...i l - :i ... Li t. hi . lanu, muudices uic wuuie commercial worm. 11 w in ...i. i ... i . do perceireu inai every wnere animation prevail, ami - that the new theory of free trade will have plenty of .i i i . r:.. iu r.t . IVI Kim Uvl uv v a vJ unvvu iviivuu vr i as some contend, its injuria. The ravages of the cholera have diminished in Scinde; and it appears they have been exaggcratou. The failure of the potato crop is universal. The reports from every part of the United Kingdom arc appaling, whilst letter after letter from. the continent details the ravages which this strange and .vn accountable disease has made in France, Belgium, Holland, and Trussia. : . . . The crops in the United Kingdom are not more than an average, either in quantity or quality. AVe must, therefore, look to other countries for a supply mm r . l v inn nnirn wininiiii an iiw n i ri it'll ifiirw i ir that Is now going forward. Again, the accounts from France, as to the harvest in that country, are most distressing. A very large quantity of wheat will therefore be required for immediate want, all over the north of Europe, for the staple article of consumption has yielded miserably short. Londojt. There is very little Indian corn in the London trade, and the immense extent of the orders for Ireland renders improbable any importation to England sufficient to affect the market for oats for the present year. On the 10th, foreign wheat was held about Is. per quarter higher, and flour was in fair request fine American now bringing J'-O to 31s. per bbl. Liverpool. Our market here has been like that of London, rather animated for all kinds of grain. The demand is extensively large. Exports of American Produce. "The New York Tribune says that among the exports of domestic produce from that port, since January 1st, eight months, have been 501,211 barrels of flour, against 173,331 last year same time : 00,(M3 barrels of meal, njriinst 19,15; 5GJ.197 bushels of corn, agiinst 81.U93; 5"J3,33J bushels of wheat, azainst 5,902; 49,091 barrels of pork against 49,574 46,667 bbU. of beef against 21,701 ; 4,146 casks and 33,090 boxes of cheese, against 4,!W9 casks and 45,533 boxes; 5.G07 casks of tallow, against 4,530; and 29,319 casks of ashes, against 43,380 casks. The increase in the exports of breadstuff, it will be noticed, is very large." Has the modification of the British Tariff had any thing to do with this increase in in the amount of exportation 1 Our own opinion is, that the present high price of corn is mainly at tributable to the facts that the duty has been taken off entirely the demand is rapidly increasing and extensive orders have been received for shipments of the article. This demand must increase, as the prejudices against the use of cora meal are removed. These are said to be pretty general and strong; but wherever a trial has been made, they have vanished. Say what we will, the abolition of the duty upon Indian corn, by the English Government, is felt, and will continue to be felt advantageously, by our farmers. Corn will command a good price, and its cultivation will be a better business than the raising of wheat Lafayette Free Press. "We give the above for the benefit of the Tutnara Coonty Chronicle. How doctors will differ! A Safe Rcle. The only safe rule of action for a frolitical party is strictly to adhere to regular nominatwns. The man who bolts from a nomination because the nominee is personally objectionable to him, aets an example which, if followed, will inevitably destroy all party organization. By thus bolting, the election of a personal enemy may be defeated, but, in the defeat of that personal enemy, the party may also be defeated, and some tfreat and important measure for the benefit of the country thereby lost. Besides, the nan teho dJtalt an election by bolting to-day, may he himself defeated by lie bolting of some other man to-morrow. He who would claim for himself or his friend the benefit of party organization, must see to it that he himself does not destroy that organization. The safety and prosperity of the country depend on the auccess of the Democratic party. The safety d that oarty consists in maintaining its organiza ' .. . t L. J I... tion. That organization can oniy oe preserved uy a blose adherence to regular nominations. Augusta (3fe.) Age. Axothe Vegetable CuBrosiTr." A monstrous and unparalleled growth c.f sq ashes, six in number, grown on one vine, were taken from the garden of Luther Brown, of Canandaigua,on Monday aflernooo, weighing 573 pounds; their respective weights bein'tr 14GJ. 133. 101. 87. C3, 40. Tho last two were probably nothing near their growth, as the appearance of growing rapidly when tak they had . inrwurinrre of rrowin? raDlUIV wuch mam;; uoin . the vine. They were of the Valparaiso species. Ontario Report. r i . . There have been two deaths by hydrophobia in Pittsburgh. The victims were Mr. John IVitchard, a joung man about 13 years of age, who was bitten by a dog nine months ago. and Mr. Gustavus Sandall Chandler, wlto was bitten four months ago. A man named Sprat is also suffering from the dreadful malady, and i not expected to survive.

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A a Jt ITSmwm ACTS of He Tr nlij-Xint'i Ctmprr nf Vie V. S. Pasted at tk fr.t mm, temmemtin g Decern Ufr 1. ISta. Jams K. Polx, Pmitletd ; Gcoaua M. Dallas, Vice President ; Jom W. Davis, Speaker of Ihe U.ium; uf ürprrsciitulive. Chaf. 23. Ab Act mak:nj alterations in ths pay department of the army. Src. 1. it enacted by the Senate end House of Representatives if the United Sta'es of America it Congress asrm'led. That the President of ihe United State be and he is hereby authorized, by and w ith the adrire and consent of Ibe Semte. I appoint three adlitionil ptvtnater. tj be ttached to the pay de( arment uf H.e army. ?r:c- 2: A be ',' e"M Jhal lhe cCIcff ?v V fiT meters of the anny, and shall, in like mam er, be subject to me ruie ana article 01 wai j ana pievi ms u entciin upon I the duties t'f their flire, hall give arh l.onji to the United : Slates as the Secretary of War may direct fur lb faithful perlormanre ot their diitir. Approved, June 17, 1S4'J. Chip. CO. An Art Ui ftutlwrizn ilm j.mtieet of the cnut.ty cotirt of llatrs comity, in Ihe slate of MUsouri, to enter a certain quarter tectum of kind ( a canity pal. Src. I. lie it eiactrd Ihe Sena'e and llouxe of Jlepretettulictt if the Utitcd States if America in Congress assembled. That the justices of the co inly court of the county of ßatrs, in the State of Mistouii, be, and they aie hereby authoii?ed to enter wi h the register and nceiver nf the land office at Clinton, in fail Slate, for the use of tail county, whereon the county seat thereof lia been located, the north-east quarter of section seventeen, in township numbered thirty-riht north, of rane numbered thiity west g and on pigment of the rainiinut pi ice then for wiihin twelve month after the pasae of this act, a patent shall i5ue Iheiefor a in other ras?. Approved, Juue 19, 1SI5. Ciitp. 31. An Act making apprupri ilkm fir Dm rervice of Ihe Puat Utfirj ippnitimnt l Um year ending tliinictti June, eifhteea ban itred and Itiry merra. Src. I. Be it enacted it the Sen ile and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled. That the following sum of money be, and the same ate heitby, appropriated fur thetervicecf the Tost Office Department, for the year ending tba thirtieth of June, eighteen hundred and forty-seven, out of any moneys in the tteasuiy aiding from the revenues of the said Department, ia conformity to the act of the lecund of July, eighteen hunched and thirty-ix, namely t For tranp"rtalicn of tin mails, two millions seven hundred thousand dolicn; and the Potinai'fr General ii hereby authorized to apply twenty-five thousand dollar! of the money appropriated for mail transportations for a line of mail steamers from the I'nited States to JJicment but no fuither sum shall be diverted to any other object than the transportation of the mail within the United Stale. For compensation of postmasters, one million dollar ; For ship, steamboat, and way letters, twelve thousand dollars i . , For wrapping pspcr, sixteen thousand dolltti j For office furnituie, (for post offices,) four thousand dol lar t For advertising, thirty thousand dollars ; For mail bags, twenty thousand dollars i For blanks, seventeen thousand dollais ; For mail locks, keys, and stamps, four thousand dollaia For mail depredations and special agent, thiiteco thousand dollars t ; --. For cleiks for officei",(for tffices of pistmasters.) two hundred thousand dollars For miscellaneous, fifty thousand dollars t For defraying the expenses of the magnetic telrpiaph from the city of Washington to Oaltimoie, four thousand dollars Ibis appropriation to be aviihble, if need he, befote the commencement of the next fiscal jearr Provided, That the I'oMmasier urneiil oe ana ne i licreby authi-tizej to let, for a limited time, the afoie3id tclrgraph to any person who will krep it in operation for its earnings j or he may, under the diicction of the Piesidi-nt of the Uuited States, sell the same. For paying an asceihined balance due to Messrs Hale and 'Coleman, under their contract of May Ihn ty.fiist, eighteen hundied and thiity-seven, forty dollars and seventyfive cent i For publishing a new edition of eighteen thousand copies of the table of post offices in the United States, and the same number of Ibe " Laws and regulations for the government of the Post Cilice Depaittnent,'' eight thousand five hundred dollars: Provided, The work be let to contract to the lowest bidder, upon the terms indicated by Ihe seventeenth sertion of the act approved twenty-sixth August, eighteen j hundred and fot ty-t wo, M legalizing and making appropri ations for such necessary otjects as have been usually included in the general appropiution bills without authority of law.fcc." Sec. 2. And be it further enacted, That in case the revenues of the Department, refered to in the first section of this act, shall prove insufficient to meet the firegiing appropriations, then any deficiency that may arise shall be paid out of any moneys in the tieasuiy not otherwise appropriated. Approved, June 19, 1846. Canr. 33. An Act for the relief of Asennth Cannry. Sec. 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of America in Congress assembled, That the Secietary of War cause lo be issued to Asenath Canney, formerly Asenath Nayson, a warrant for two hundred acies of land, in the place of land warrant number eight hundred and ninety-five, heretofme iued in the name of Ruth Quinty, the devisee of Nathaniel Nayson, late of South Berwick, in the county of Yik, and Mate of Maine, deceased, who was a lieutenant in the Massachusetts continental linej which warrant so heretofore issued 'n now lot, and the tight to which land was heietofjre given by Ruth Raas m to said Asenath. Approved, June 19, IStG. Ch4F. 33. An Act to pnwiile for Hie orjiniRition of the mlMnteer liircfs. hnxirht into the service of Ihe United Mate. Into brigade nil division, and for I Im apioinlment uf the nrctary number of general omrera u cihti i i m n u ine same. Src. 1. Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives' rf the United Malet of America, in Congress atsembled. That the Piesident of the Uuited States bp, and he hereby is, authorized to organize into brigades and divisions such of the volunteer f itces as have been or may be called into the service of the United Slates, under the act approved May thirteen, eighteen hundred and frt -six, entitled "Au act providing for the prosecution of the exUitm war between the United Slates and the Republic of Mexico;" and that he be, and hereby is, authoi ized to appoint, by and with the advice and consent of the Senate, such nun.ber of m jor generals and brigadier gencrcls as the organization of such volunteer forces into biiades and divi-ions may render necessary t Provided, That, the biigidier generals and maj'r generals to appointed hall be recharged from scivicc by the Piesidentof the United States, when the war with .iexico still I be terminated by a definitive treaty of peace, duly concluded and tatiucd j or, in case Ihe brigades or divisions of voluntcets at anytime in the service shall be reduced in numt.er, the brigadier general and maj r generals herein provided for shall be discharged in proportion to the reduction in the number of l lie brigades and divisions: And provided, further , That each brigade of volunteers shall consist of nut less thai) thiee icgiments, and each division shall Consist of not less than two brigades. Appioved, June 26, 1346. Our. 31. Aa Act miking apntor-rhtiont for ibe current and contin. tent expense ot the Indian Department, and lor lutliilinf treaty stip ulation wilh the various India Iribna, for Ihe year euding June IhinieUi, eighteen hundred and rVny seven. Src. I. i it enacted by the Senats and Home of Repre sentatives of the United States of America in Congress as sembled, I bat me following sums De, and they are hereby sppropiiated, for the year ending on Ihe thirtieth day of June, eighteen hundred and forty-seven, for the purpose of paying the current and contingent expenses of the iudiao Department, and fulfilling tteatr stipulations with the various Indian tribes; lo be paid out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropiiated For the cuneot and contingent expenses of the Indian Department, viz t For the pay of the Superintendent of Indian affairs at St. Louis, and the several Indian agents, as provided by the. acts of June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and thiity-four," and of March thitd, eighteen hundted and thirty-seveo,f sixteen thousand five hundred dollars t Provided always. That no superintendent of Indian affairs, or Indian agent, or other disbursing oflkci ia such service, shall have advanced to bim.oa Indian or public account, any money to be disbursed iu futute, until such supeiiutendent, agent, or officer in such service'shill have settled bis accounts of the preceding year, and satisfactorily shown Ihit all balances in favor of the Government, which may appear to be in hi bands, aie ready to be paid over on the order of the Department. For the pay of sub-agents, authorized by the act of June thirtieth, eighteen hundred and Ihirty-four, eleven thousand two hundred and bf'y dollars. Fof an agent for the Indian tribes reiJinz onon the waters of the Upper Matte and Upper Aikaiuas rivers, the sum of fifteen hundred dollars. For pay of interpreters, as authorized by the same act, tea thousand five hundred dllar. For payor cteik to ?u;enntendent at Si. Louis, who is hereby a ut hoi ized lo be continued, one thousand two hundred dollars. For piy of clerk to acting Supeuntendent of Western Territory, who is heieby auihoiized lo be coctiuued, one thousand dollar. tot provisions for Iudtu s, at the distribution of annuities, while on visits iT business wnh the dilfeient superintend ems and agents, and when ajtmblcl on public business, winch is hereby autbonzcd, eleven thousand eight hundred dollars. For (ziesents to Indian, five thousand dollars. For postages, rents, stationeiy, fuel for offices, and other contingencies of the luJiac Department, and for Irenspoita tion and incidental expenses, .birty-six thousand five bun dred dollars. for luiniiing treaty stipulations with various Indian tubes, viz i To the Christian Indians. For permanent annuity, stipulated in the acts of May tweotj-fiuh, eighteen hundred and twenty-four, aod May See rot. 9, p. 137. t See vol. 9, p. 613.

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twentieth, eightera hundred aod tweoty-six, our buudred dollars. 7 o the Chippewa rf Mississippi and Lake Superior. For paymrot in mooey for twenty years, stipulated in the second atticle of (he treaty of twenty-ninth July, eighteen hundied and thirty-seven, nine thousand live hundied dollars. Fur pa ment iu goods for twenty year, stipulated in the ecotid article of the treaty of tweniy-nintU Ju'y, eighteen bundled and thiity-seven, nineteen thousand dollars. For establishing th.ee blacksmiths' shops, supporting thiee smiths, and furnishing iron and steel for twenty years, stipulated in Ihe seconi article of the tieaty of the twenty, ninth July, eighteen buudred and thiity-scvcn, thiee thousand dull ir. For suppoit of farmets, purchase of implement, grain, or seed, and to carry on their agiicultaial puiiuits for twenty yeais, stipulated in ihe second article of ihe treaty of twentyninth Ju'y, eight. en hundred and UHitv-sevcn.one thousand dollai. "-. . For puichase T provision for twenty years, stipulated in the second article of the tieaty of tweuty.ninih July, eighteen hundred and thirl r-sevrn, two thousand dolUis. For puichae of tobacco for twenty yeai, stimulated in the second article of the tieaty f twenty-ninth July, eighteen hundred and thirty-seven, five hundred dollar. For limited annuity for twenlj-five jeais, in snnney, stipulated in ttie fouitU article of Ihe tieaty of fourth of October, eighteen hundred and forty-two, twelve Ih U.-and five hundred dollais. . For limited annuity for twenty-five year, in goxts, stipulated in the fouith article of the treaty of f uitb of October, eightceu bundled anJ foitj-lwo, ten tl.oussod fire hundied dollars. For puichase of tobacco and provision, stipulated ia the fourth article of the tieaty of fourth of Ott-Lcr, eighteen hundied and forty-two, two thousand dllais. For suppoituf two blacksmiths' f hops, including py of smiths and assistant, and furnUhing iron and t el. stipulated in Ihe fourth at tide of Ihe tieaty of fourth of October, t ihtcen hundied and f irty-two, tiro thouai d dollars. For sup, xii t of two faimers, stipulated in the fourth article of the treaty of fouith of Oitjtcr, one thousand dillarO For pay of two caipenteis, stipuhted in the fourth äi (Tele rf the treaty of fouith of October, eighteen hundied and forty-two, twelve hundred dollar. Fur supp ut f school, stipulated in Ihe fouith atticle of the treaty of four-lb of OtUber, eighteen hundred and foriytvro, two thousand dollars To tte Clu'ppcvas of Sagana-w. For permanent annuity, stipulated in the fourth article of the tieaty of third of AuUt, seventeen hundied and iiinetyfive, rne thouabd dollais. For permanent annuity, stipulated in I lie second article of the treaty of seven'eenth November, eighteen hundied and seven, eight hnndred dollars. For permanent annuity, stipulated in the fourth article of the treaty of twenty-fomth September, eighteen hundred and nineteen, one thousand dullar. For suppott ef blackmith at Sjjanaw, and fjr farming utensils and cattle, and for t'.ic employment of persons U aid them in agiicultuie, stipulated in the eighth article nf the tieaty of twenty-fourth September, eighteen hundred and nineteen, and feven'h ai tide of the tieaty of Januiry; eighteen hundred and thirty-seven, two thousand dollars. ' ' For education, duiing the pleasure of Congress, stipulated io the sixth aiticle of the trerty of fifth August, eighteen hundied and twen'y-.'ix, one thousand dollars. To the Chippewa, -Menmmanics, lllnncbafee, and Ne-m York Indians. For education, during the pleasure of Congress, stipulated in the fifih article of the treaty of eleventh August, eighteen hundie4 and tweufy-seven, one thousand live hundred dollais. To the Chippeneas, Oftovas, and Pt'tatcatsmies.

r For pertriament annuity, stipulated in Ibe second article of the treaty of twenty ninth July, one thousauJ eight huudred and twenty -nine, sixteen thousand dollars. For limited annuity foi twenty years, stipulated in Ihe third article ef the treaty of twenty-sixth September, one thousand eight hundied and thiity-thiee, fourteen thousand dollars. For limited annuity for twenty yeats, stipulated in the second (supple i ei.tal) aiticle of the treaty of twcnty-ixth September, one thousand eight hundied and tliii ty-lhice, two thousand dollars. For life annuity lo chiefs, stipulated in the third aiticle of the tieaty of twenty-sixth September, one thousand eight bundled and thirty-three, seven hundred dollars. For blacksmith and assistant, stimulated in the second article nf ihe tieaty of twenty-ninth July, one thousand eight hundred and twenty-nine, een hundied and twenty dollar. For iron and steel, two hundifd and twenty dollars. For the purchase of salt, stipulated in Ihe second article of the tieaty of twenty-ninth July, one thousand eight hundred and twenty-nine, two hundied and fifty dollais. To the Chactaies. For permne.it annuity, stipulated in the second article of ; the treaty of sixteenth November, eighteen hundred and five, : three thousand dollais. I For permanent annuity, stipulated iu the thirteenth article I of the treaty of eighteenth October, eighteen huolred and twenty, six hundred d llars. For permanent annuity, stipulated in the second article of the treaty of twentieth January, eighteen hundied and twenty-five, six thousand dnlUis. For life annuity to chief. Dob Cole, stipulated in the tenth article of the treaty of twentieth January, eighteen hundied and twenty-five, one hundied and fifty dollars. For life annuity to thiee district chiefs, two hundred and fifty dollars each, stipulated in the fifteenth article of the treaty of twenty-seventh September, eighteen hundred aod thiity, seven hundied and fifty dolfsrs. For limited annuity for tweuty years, stipulated in the seventeenth article of the treaty if twenty-seventh September, eighteen hundred and thirty, twenty thousand dollars. For education of fotty youths for twenty years, including support of teachers in Ihe nation, two thousand fire hundied dollars per annum, stipulated in the twentieth article of the tieaty of twenty-seventh September, eighteen hundred and thirty, twelve thousand tire hundred dollars. For blacksmith, stipulated in the sixth article of the treaty of eighteenth October, eighteen hundied and twenty, and ninth article of the treaty of twentieth Jauuary, eighteen bundled and twenty-five, six hundred dollais. Fur iron and steel, three hundred aud twenty dollars. For three blacksmiths and assittmts for sixteen years, stipulated in the twentieth article of the treaty of twenty seventh September, eighteen hundied aud thirty, twenty-fire bundrtd and twenty dollars. For iron and steel, nine hundied and sixty dollars. For pay of millwright, stipulated in the twentieth article of ihe treaty of twenty-seventh September, eighteen bun dred and thirty, six hundred dollars. ". ' To the Chirkasatrs. For peimanent annuitv, stipulated in the act of twenty fifth February, seventeen huudred and ninety-nine, three thousand dollars. For education for fifteen j-eais, stipulated in the second supplements article of the treaty of twenty-fouith May, eighteen hundied and tbiity-four, three thousand d-jllais. To the Creeks. For permanent annuity, stipulated in Ihe fourth article of the treaty of seventh August, seventeen hundied and ninety, one thousand five hundred dollar. Fur permanent annuity, stipulated in the second article of the treaty of sixteeuth June, eighteen hundied aud two, three thousand dollar. For peimanent annuity, stipulated in the fouith article of the tieaty of twentr-fuuilh January, eighteen hundred and twenty-six, twenty thouand dollars. For limited tnnuiiy fir fifteen year, stipulate ,1 in the eighth aiticle of the tieaty of I wenty-f lurth Maich, eih teen hundred and thirty-two, ten thousand dollars. For blacksmith and assis'aut, and use of shop and tols. stipulated in Ihe eiirhth aiticle of the tieaty of twenty-fourth Jaunary, eighteen hundied and twenty-six, eiht hundred aud forty d illais. For iton and steel, two hundied and e ven'v dollar. For two blacksmiths ami asit juts, and use of shops and tool, for twenty jean, stipulated in the thhteenth aiticle of the treaty of twebtt-foiirlh ATarch. eighteen hnndiea and thirty two, one thousand six hundred and eighty djllaia. For iron and steel, five huu lied and fo:ty dollars. For blacksmith and assistant, and use of shop and t wls, durin the plrasme of the Piesident, stipulated in the hflh aiticle of the tieaty of fourteenth rebruaiy, eighteen bun died and thirty-three, eight buudrcl and forty dollaii. For iron and ateel. two hundied and seventy dollais. For wheelwright, stipulated in the eighth article of Ihe treaty of tweulv-fouiih Januaiv. cishteen hundied and twentv-six. six hundred dollars. For wacon-mfker. at inulated in Ihe iiitn article 01 me treaty of fourteenth February, eighteen hundred and thirtythree, 11X hundied dollars. For agricultural implements, stipulated in the cizhtn atti cle of the tieaty of twenty-fourth January, eighteen hundred and twenty-six, two thousand dollars. Fcr education for twenty yeais, stimulated in tue thirieenm article of the treaty of twenty-fourth Maich, eighteen hun dred and thirty-two, three thousand d illr. For educi tion for twenty vears. itipulUcd m infl hllli ar ticle of the tieaty of fourteenth Febiuary, eighteen hundred and thiity-three, one thousand dollars. For inteiest, at five tr centum, on three hundied and uuy thousand dollars, f ninth year.) stipulated in the third article of the tieaty of twcuty-lhird November, eighteen huudred and thiity-etght, sevenieeo thousand five hundred dollars. For education for twenty years, stipulated in Ihe fourth ariicle of Ihe treaty of fourth January, eighteeu huudied aud forty-fire, three thousand dollar. (To be continued. J State of Iiili:iii:i, !fI:irioit County, s$ In tba MarkNt Circuit Court, Ocluher Term, li 1ft. Anmn Aldrldiie tt. Mary Ann AtheitiNi. James I. liivin, l)4nM Long, Adotphua II. Hiiilili, JimIius Elevens, ailiiiiiiistnilor of the eetaie of BenJ iinin Atherbai. deceased. Bill 1 Ckmrnrrry. TMIK alxive named delenU-oils, James L. Givan and Daniel Long, who are not residents) tha but of Indiana, are heretry maided (hat on the 5th of Octotier, Id Iti, the above named coniplainant filed h bill of complaint in tlie above entitled cause agnlnat them and the nllu-r defend.-.nt above named, in Ihe circuit couit alorril I, and that tlie said stilt la now pending in tlie said court, and that unless tliey apar and plead lo or answer or demur to said bill oa or brliae the calling nf aaid ram at the next term nf aaid court, to he blatten on Ihe 4th Mond iy of Ottober, ISlÖ.nt Ihe cmirt bousa In ludiaiuipulis, the sania will be Liken as cuiifeswd and Inte againK them. R. B. DU.NCA S, Clerk. O. II. Hmivm and KrrcHaw it Htcvi-ss, Ptil. 37 3w silEiürissÄl.i:. KY virtoe nf aa execution lo me directed from the clerk's cJlire ,4 the Marion circuit court.! will expose to psttilir sale, on Ihe 1st dav of November, HW, at tha court house donr In ladimnpoihi, within the IfMira presctihed by law, the rents and prxflta, Car seven years, of Um following real estate, to-w it t beginning at Uie northrHst eorner of out block number 1 14 on Uie donation binds adjoining tlie Iowa of Indianapolis east of White river, thence wast on live line of said Moek 60 fart, tlienee south '300 feet, thence ea M feet, thence north 9XJ font to the place of beginning. Ario, Um east latlf and hilf the length id the K4 of ground lying between the old Kerry road and ihe Cumberland mad oat of White rivrr, on the donation lands adjoining the Iowa nf Indianapolt; and on failure lo realiae Ihe full am sjiu of judgment, Interest, and Costa, I will at I ha same time and pin re expoea tba foe simple of and real estate. Taken as the property of Wm. C. Vanblarteum.at the anit of MeCnrty and MtDi-og-il. OT-awfl-l-'l A. W. RU S3 LLL, Sheriff Marien Ce.

s am: of lots for coupoilitioa rapHE undersigned, Co lector of Revenue of the Town of IaSL lianapoli, Mr the year IStu. hcretiv giee no'Jc, that We.lnea.iajr, the psth instant, in front of the WMbington HaJ', he w IJ proceed to oner for foe lh taxes Oo thereon, the following deaciibei town lota, ia Uta town of la li-nap jli, to- it :

5' 5? S. in S7 J 10 1 '. I CO 61 y :t SI 29 M 31 10 to 34 7U IU II 6'J 6J 'J7 31 J 11 il Ii As 91 on I 40 tui Ml :o s VIU 4J S s T rAi. at ,fi reiicat. 4 VI half ot J it lots In II i M-o ill A lion, R C-. Atwell, Joseph, flennet, Jacob, Dirdwissel. Mrs. lSro, Jam -a, Beech. And, 70 70 7 7D .l) :u :o I?0 '40 J 3 00 U Jl, Susan. eat half of 10 BacqiK-lia, iiicemt, K half of Joule's heir, a Chapman, W. Tt., one-tbird of S Chapman, W. R. , " . Drake, Joi..h, 1, ?, 3, 4, J, 6 K.IUworth, IL Fowlex.W.C, 1,2,3 (lappiu, 0:ho, S lloii.li-y'i heirs, or B.IIaona, Vi Mall, James 8., 1,3 lliins, Levy, 5 4 OU I 10 Hi s: 6 70 3 10 a a: I 1 10 I I mi 9 1 10 Hi 9 10 9 10 9) 2 SO 1 !-' I 70 1 4ol I Si 1 Ki 3 43 60) 9 0O 610 70 70 70 :u 70 7 TO 7J 70 7 70 ;u 70 70 70 70 70 70 1 441 14U 40 90 IM HI ia 1 41 I 40 l 130 : 1 no 4a 1 10 : Hale, Wm., 4 McNitt, Mrs, half of II at iffliu'a heirs. - 7. r Overall's hi irt, ' . W half of 3 Pruet', Benj imlu,": quarter of I St.Clair'abeirs. - j e hearer, Lutlwick, half ol 9 Sherron, Caleb, 3 Turner, James, (coI'J) S hi of 9 I nLnown Owner, s Watts. Charte. N half of & Worrell, J. C, one lot in 19 l wi j ,1 i lei Do. 4G Do. 10, SI Do 8.9.10.11.15.13.14 411 41 4 1 Boswell, O. K.,t 8 10) SO t oo. 61 70 70 70 70 7V 70 70 7 70 70 70 70, .70 70 1 ;o 70 70 70 70 70 7 70 70 60 GO ) C9 60 60 0 60 CO o taj 1 :g 39 311 4i 4U 4tl 40 40 41 41 41 41 1 41 a 3 J 1 00 on 8i 00 90 -J 1 li MO 90 1 ID 00 - 8i 90 I 10 95 90 " 9U SJ Do-san. Wm. P.. north 25 ft t Jtl so li so '-0 9'l 4.i 10 so 40 10 li SM 40 Sj 40 20 1 so so :o 90 14 li 1 !" 7 li 30 li no 13 la Dorian. Mathias. 3 Kelleiixer, Peter 40 foet of 3 Ii, Asa 8 IKaitr, 1 homas, 67 Hinds, Cha lts 6J Lmdley, Albert 47. 44 Law head. Banner, s. half of 70 Loucks, C.truelius 5W 23, S4 37 7 1 19,2 7 12 3 2j 4. a II I li 5 10 13,14 I. II a. McLaughlin, Oreealr Osborit, James, Perry, John, Stephe .son, Jamrs Thiom William Uukuown Owner do. do. do.' Webb, r.lijah do. Moore, Fmith Hot)! 1 20 1 00 100 160 7i 74 7 73 67 .B 90 rÜ 90 74 Wick, Theodore, MBrcO, , Andersoi, Oeorjr.f Davis, Mathi,t Hill, Jamus.t Loux, Johu.f c 8 3 8 1 4 9 3 1 8 9 Miller, Vioceit.t Marti i.d-le, Mihx.f Moore, Thomas, t 0burn, James.f Wilaou. Uideon.t York. Cyrus f Unknown owner, f 1 73 October 7, 1P48. Wood's dliiton. 1 Kratier'a .Hiuon. IIENUY OUR. C-lletUr. 1 1 Harri' addition. if Brown at Morrison's aJ Iii ion. NOTICR TO IU I LI) Cits: nardof enanty cornmisaVmera of Itainiluxt ewnrty. Initisna, oa the first r'nday after tlw first Monday, (which will be on Ihe HlhCay)of December next, 1440, receive prrHMawU f.r funiiahin m iteriala and crmst rucll n ( a cnunty seminary budding fir said county tha aaderukrr lo Riva a bond w SLU at lea4 two pod and sullicwnt Irrelaild aecutriiea in double the amount for winch Hie contract at taken Ihe surrliea' iMiitr to nronniny lias prnfuaals. '11e Itrat paymrirt will be made in advance. The pUn and aiierricatKms 14 lite buiidiuf may aa seen at Ihe audika-'a ortice in Koblesville at any time. Cy order of Hie asm d, attest, AMOd PA LM Kit, Aadilmr IT. C. Co. Au litor'a office, Nuldeavilla. lUmilUn en., Sept. S5, Iri-td. 37 -bw sni:i:irr's sale. BY virtue of a writ of venditioni exponaa to me directed I mm the cierli' rxlire of Ilia Marion circuit court. I will tlltai lo tajblic ante, on the 1st day of November, lt46. at the court Ikatae drwv in I mltanapolu, wüliin Uie bouts preset 1 bed by law, the rents and prufli. fur seven tears, of Uie Mlmvinr real estate, In-wit: Ihe undividrd ÜKly acres of land in section numlier twenty ix,Uiwnhipitiiinher seventeen. ranee number tmsM4, knn I lie urt I hair i4 Uie west a n If nf na IxirtheaMt quarter or anal section, ermiainuia Iwemy acrea; and tha un divided hulfof the aXMilti half of I lie west li.ilfof tin; nonlieast quarter of sectNHi So, township So. seventeen, and ranee throe east, cuntaininf twenty acres; and on tohire In realize tlM full amount of judfinent. and aaa, I will, at tha saina lima and plaee, mxfutrm I lie lee stmiile of aaMl real estriie. Taken a Uw pnvirrtv id Charles Hal lain at the suit of Ahrem Uowen, a ImiiiMtrnbir. Silas Moffitt.and S. A. rletclier. . 37-lw-Srl.OO A. W. KUSKl.U Skerif Jlunwn Cm. siiruirr's üiiai:. T Y virtue of an execution to me directed from the clerk's office of tlie MM harion circuit emit. I will ex lose lo public sale on I lie 1H dxv of Noveinlier, IB Iti, at Ihe court hmie door in the town uf Indianiipolis, within tlie tuairs prescribed by law, tin rents and profits for seven years of tlie fif lowing real eiCKe, lo-wti: tha southwest quarter of srctioa nnmner six, township num'er sixteen, ranse number five east. con taining 1 28 14 100 acres, with the exception (4 3-i acres sold off nf the east sMie 1 aaxl quarter section, leaving Mi 14 100 acres; and oa taailr Iii realise the full auaaint of Jml:ineiit, interest, and costs. I will at Hie same time and pi. are expiaw the tee simple of taid real eat ale. Tnken aa tha property of Rudert I.. Walpole, at I lie auK of Paul Tburlo and Uie Indiana Mutual r iro Inaurance Uompany. 37-3w $1.73 A. W. KU-KELL, Sheriff Mar Cm NOTICE. raT! HE thirteenth annual niertine of tl atnrkhotdera of tha rtranrh at JL Indi-tnapiilis nf the ute ILink nf Inili.ins, w if be held at their banking house oa tha second day of November next, between lias hours of one and awr o'clock, P. M.,atwhkrh time an electa vritl beheld for the Curtice of seven directors oa the part of the atorkh4dera a- the ensuing year. 31 Til. II. SIIAKI'E, Ouaier. Ainii rit tToirs notice. lTOTlCE is hereby given that Uta undersigned his this day lalen out 1 w b-Urroof atlinluistraiirvn oa the estate of Frederick Voigt, late of .viartou county, Male of Indiana, dereiard. fa id e-Jite as beloved to be solvent. Persoua Indebted In aaid estate are hereby required to make payment 10 iim unueraignea wnnsjt delay. HeH. 30, 1846. 3o-;iw CHRISTIAN STEOLTING AJmr. JVOTtCE is hereby given that I, Mary Blades, have taken 01 tt letters ia teatimentary cn Uie estate of James lllw to, deceased, from Uie clerk's office of the Marion prolate court. All petson having claims against said estate win pursue lue course directed by law lue uie eollec Uos) of the same ) and all persons being imlehted to tho estate are noli Aed to make Hiinadiata payment. The essl-ita is probably solvent. Hept. Ö. li Hi.' 3l-3wTf MARY BUS. I) ES, taetrntriz. AIHIIMSTItA'B'OirS OTICC. "O rit.'K is hereby given that I. tlenrv t. Mnndy have on this 91st rViteniber, ld40, been duly appointed Administrator of tha estate of David Knishl, deceased, and that letters of adiiiinistrulion have been kasued to me by Uie Clerk of the Mation Probate Court. All prraona bavin claims ai!ain4 tlie said enliile will mil sue Üieenun diraeteil by bw fur collect loa, and penms being imlrUed So Uta an uie, wni mnae niitnen late pnvnietH. 1 ue enuite is promiuy uioiveni. cV.2lft ldlii. IIENUY S. MUNDY, .i-W. By the 1'rcsldeiit of flic UiiitCil Slates. KiS 'he Gul ited States of Ameri. a. do hereliy declare and make kiHinrii, that pu'dir. sa.es will l held at the nderitieiitinrted Lend Ulhcea In toe l erritory of IOWA, at Iba periods hereinafter desig nated, town; At the Land Oilire at DU DL'QUE, eommcnriii on Monday, the twenty-third day of N'ovem'ier next, for the disposal of tlictpuhliC lanu wituin the umlernientloued townaliliis, to-wit: A'mrtk 0 tkt ears lias snd rest ef Ike ffk principal meridian. Tovvnsliips eblitv seven and eility-eilit. of raNL'e eleven. TowneliiM eility-fotir, elfity-five, ei;bty-six, eighty seven, and eijlity-eibt, ol" range twelve. Townships el,r!ity-four, eijlity-five, eiglity-ait, ei.'hty -scroti, and eigiity-eli'ht, or range thirteen. Townsliips ellity four, and rijlity five, of range fourteen At the LnndOmVent IOWA CITY, the alte rlealgnntM by the President, tinier lb? art of eighth Au2tist, I8i(i.fir tlie office of tlie Iowa distriet.eouimriH-ing on Monday, lite tnirtieth day nf Neveui'ier nexL, lor Ilm uispoaal or tha public lauds witlilu tlia antler nifiitioneii iowuaiiiM, 10-w it: Yr ef tkt 4s lint and west eftkt fifth principal meridian Townships el'litv tvvo ami eijlit- three of ranne twelve. Townships eighty, eighty one, el-lity two. and etjbty -three, of range thirteen. Townships eijlity-oiie. cljlity-tuo, ami cL'lity-tliree, of ranse faurteen. Tow nub I ps seventy-seven and seventy-eight, of ran-e sixteen. Sections one to six Inklusive, the north-east quarter ol arc lion seven, sec'ioiis rllit to fifteen Inclusive, t!ie north east quarter of auelioii seventeen, the north half of section twenty-two. sections twouly tliree, twenty four, and twenty-five, the north-east quarter of section twenty-six, and the iiorth-ensl quarter ol section thirtysix, in township seventy six; and towuniilp acvcnly ieven and acventy-elxlit. of range seventeen. The worth half of section one, in township seventy six ; township eventy-eeven, (except' aeetioni nineteen, twenty, twenty-eight, twenty nine. thirty, thirty-one. thirty two, lliirty-tiiree.llilrty lonr, and the south-west quarter of section tlilrty-ove.) and township aeventy eijjlit, of range eighteen. At the Land Ofll e at FAiaFIELD, commencing on Monday, the seventh day ol Decemlier next, for tlie disposal of the public lands within the ander aientioned townships and parts of Iowa slirs. v.s: Ji'mrtk ef the east line and rest ef the fifth primtipmd meridian. Townships aereaty and seventy one j township seveuty-lwo, (except aectios) one. Ihe north half and south-east nuartcr aertioa two, the north enat quarter of aeetion three, and tho north half of tection twelve ;) thewesl half of sen ion eighteen, section nine teen, the south-west quarter of aeetion twenty, aeetioni twenty i ,i.irt. ,i.ir. ..ii .t k.ir ...J aouth-eaat quarter of aectioa thirty three, ia township acveiity 1.... r .i. ' ' . . K ' Townaliina aeveiitr. seventy one. and seventy two: lOWIIillip: seventy-three, (except Ilia north hall and aotiih-east quarter of sec lion one, and the north-east quarter of section twelve) the aoutn half of aeetion twenty nine, the south half of eeetiou thirty, sections thirty-one. thirty -two, thirty-three, the west half and southeast quarter of aectioa thirty-four, and Ihe south-west quarter uf section thirty-five. In township seventy four, ol range seventeen. Township seventy, seventy one. seventy-two, anJ seventythree; the south hall of section five, sertion six, seven andeiht, the south-west quarter of section nine, the south east quarter of section fifteen, aeetion eventeen, eighteen, nineteen, twenty, twenty-one. and Iweuty-lwo. the south-west qrarter of sott ton twenty-three, and sections twenty five, Iwenty-si t. twenty --vrn, twenty elht, liventy nitie, thirty, thirty-one. thirty-two, ibirtythree, thirty four, thirty-five, and thirty six. In township seventyfour, of range eighteen. Lands appropriated by law for the ose of schools, military, or Other purposes, will be excluded from the sale. The sale will earli be kept open for two weeks, (unless thn Ian :s are sooner disposed of) and no lonier, and n rivat entries , oflaml In the township so o ftired, will be ail milted ts ill il alter the ' expiration of Iwu weeks from the rninnienreuieitt of s.iiil sales. Given under my h ind, ut the Cüy of tVashirigton, I'll four-1 tec nth ilny of Aiuust, Anno Oomini one thousand eight hun dred and forty-six. Ity the President : JAMEal K. POLK. James II. Pirxa. Acting Commissioner of Ihe General Land Office. - NOTICE TO PRE EMPTIOV CLAIM ANTS. F.very person entitled to the right of pre-emption to any lands , within the townships above enumerate!, 1 required 10 ciitiii.n the same to the satwfaction of the Register and Receiver of the proper Land Office, and make payment IhereTor, ae teen ae prexli. eahlt afttr eteing this asltec, and liefore tha day appointed for the commencement of the public aale of the land embracir.x the tract claimed ; otherwise sueh claim will be forfeited. JAMEd H. riPF.lt. Acting Commissioner of the General Land Office. Amust 87. S-ViOwisdl OIIY C.OOUS T every deaerlption, are selling, at the lowest price fie cash or proJT dace, at L Astve new;iiore Call and are. 31

lly ihe I'rcshUiit or ths United Sttr. puriuane cf an act tf Congress, approved on the I eleventh dar of Jaly, 18, en tit lei. "An act to an.horue tho f r4dent ot the United flair to sell the rtnorvej aaiaeral ln !s i.i the Stau of Illinoit aaJ Arkansas, and Tin i tones of Wisconsin aiJ lwa. sapuoand to contain lead ore.- I. J A VI E 4 X fOt.W

Preailent of the Cnited states of Aranrica. do hey drarl tre sad in idjv n, in puixic aiea oi me unoa Kii(i,ri witmhvu raoia Bite, ia tu stale oi iuli.uis. e accovar ir ihh nu t an li.d siisks tnr.t. wiU be held at the undermentinu.! Land ih- lSoT" t :r u t rr fv At the Land Office) at DIXON, commoncin? on Monday, the 6f h I day of An M acat, for th tlUrwsal of tho bulilic Ian 1 within the ife",l?ir,5 t;-1 an I frsftnal townships, it.: i .. '! "d " '' rrimeirt mriA.nn. . , . 4 I bull, ttl ranivM rraciioaai iaaiuiu itiiitm-teii. u.mi.i JUt, and I cut) Town'hip twentysetca and tcntj.i-ht, rnd fracttonrd town ship tweu'.p -nine, vl range two. : Townships twenty -nvcn auJ twenty .iht, anJ factional tntil 1 11 twrniv-nine. I unrp llire. r j 'the no th hilf of to wuthip twrntyeven, township twentfeilit, nd fraction jI town hso tvt irut -iiit. of rauze f.iur. .VxrfA e 4. hue 44 nf Ikt fmrlk mrtmrifl mrriiVmn. Fractional townships ta-entTc.en, ttiitji..t, and twenty, nine, of range one. F-actional townships taeatr-efsht aa l twcnty-nine.of rane two. At theUnl oiü.eat SHAWNEETOWN, commenriu on Mom dey, the niueti-enth djy of April next, for the disposal of ihe public lauds ithiu the follow iu Station and parts 1 rrttuaa, via.: SumUt mf ike Iu fiaaaaW Mtflkt third pr.mtfM mmj aa. Si-ction rrcn'y-fa- to trtrf-nie. inclusive, and acctioos thirty Ire to tkii-tj-six. Inclusive, of townlii, k-vrn; Secii.iis an tu fir, inclusive, auJ aw-tions ci.i to Itre.'ie, incluMve, in township twelte, of rauire seven. Heclloas tki tt to Mint, inclusive, section ffitcn to lirtny--. in elusive, and vclioiu trt ityßrt to MirMr-ti-r, i icluir,vf low uship eleven; sections ane, two, I kite, the uo'th ha'f an 1 soutliea.it (jurrtrr of section fr; aecttonsn-e to t'eren. Inclusive ; the aouthw et quae ter- of auction -rr; the north half ol avction nr'ttn, and acc' lions f'ttn to eirfcicca, iuclusive, in towniliip isvlc, of ratijo nine. Lands appropriated ty law fr the use of acboott, milita'T. or other purposes, will be euclud.-d from the j1c ; also all quarter quarter sections covered in whole, or In part, !y thoso mining lease w hich shall not be dctei mined by the day filed for the com mrnce.aent of tha kales. rrr-i-mption cUiru will not be allowel to an r of tha above tari'U. until afier the same shall Sie been ollored at tha public sal':, aud lx-coin-! subject to private entry ; anJ a 1 of such la.iJ as contain a mine or mute of l'-ad ore arui illv rfiteov e-J ant being wot ked. 111 oasuia in sucn 11 suooivi-.ion or snr nv iion as m ill include such uiueor mines, at not less tliau two dollars and bly c.nis per acre. The talcs will each be kept open for two eeks. (unless the I nJs are sooner diuoeJ of ) and no k:ij;.T; aud no private ent'ies of land in tha tow nships and fractional townships so otfe. cd w ill I aJmitteJ until alter the expiration of two weeks from the cummencrment of said sales. la further executio i of the saij act, I have caiiet the Commis. iKn-r or the Ueneral L.au.1 Ouice to pnbluh with this p oclamation a brief description of the mineral regions in whi h (lie-e lands lie, and of the lan Is now olforeJ for sale, dich he has p (pared f out old rial doeamenta and other menns of infurtnati.in. Uiven under aav hand at the Ci'v of Washinum. tLi ritrblh dav ot September, Anno Domini one liiousand eight hundred and fori). 1. ur mo mtndcnt: JAVtr.t k. rULK.. James II. Pirca, -icttHf C'mm The lands in the DIXON d.ttrict, embraced in the above procla mation of the President of the United States, ere explored by M'. Owea, the geologist ol ihe State of Injiana, unJer inatructions f om tha Treasurv Ueparuaent, and in compliance w Kb. a resolution of the House or Iteureseutatives, nastvil 6th Feh uarr. lrC-9. Tbc able repo.t ol this gentleman, published as document Nu. 29, House of enretentative. first see ion of '.tith Con;rea. hoas that thee Unila ineluda all tha pruducUre mines, and tha entire rvgion in eu, iruni oscrvationa asiin- til survey, mere Is iwn to believe that valuable t tins of ore may read;')' be lotin I. Further, that in K:9, Ihe lead mines of Illinois' lowa.. Ql Viconiin. though ouly partially worked, p'O.1 neej upward of thi-ty million pnuwU ol lea.1 tboa or Illinois ) ledling their full proportion -and that the w no in district, if p opcrty mined, would jielJ one hundred anJ fiftv millions pounds per annum. These lands being situated on and near the Misdippi an I Fever rivers, the cost of transporting the D vduct of then tu t. Iauis it only about filtern cents per hund-eJ twunds. The soil is ef excellent qualitv, and yicl ls abun.lantlv an the pro.1ucts ol that latitude. Th Und in tue SIIAW.NKE i OW.v dutrict have not been explorett as fully as those in Dixon. Recent ilieoveiies have bern maJe, however, of rich veins of the sulphuiet of leaJ and sine, con. tijriiotts to and on both sues of these lauds, in licaiing the existence of -imilar depositea within them. The facilities for aaiuulaeiurinv white and red lead are repiesented as bt-in ample ; and as the lands are situated wi-h.n atmut seven miles of the Ohio river, the metal. in any form, can be transported to all the priaripnl markets at a timing cim. J.VVII.1 :t. 1'll c.K. frin Cssiaiilisnr A G'rneraf Land Office. Frpltmker ftk. ln'tti. XMi is Uy the lrtl:Icnt of Uie United Staffs. IN pursuance of an act of Congress, approved on the eleveuth rlav of Julv.- IHI. entitled ."An act to authorize the t'recident of the United Htate to st II the recrved minend lands in tne states or Illu oi and Arkansas, anJ Territnrie of Wisronsin and Iiwa, supposed to contain lead ore," I, JAMES K. POLK, rresiJent of the United Statu of America, do he. ehr dot Lire and make known that a publio sale will be bel.l at Ibe l.nt oUiee at DUKl'lt'E, In th5 Territory of fjw-. e.oiumenein on Monday, the eighth day of March next, for the sale vl the public lauds Hcsr.Toraac withheld raoM slr otr sccoust or thc vaLCtaLc " VMKBEii, within the fol!owlui( lownhips and fractional towaihip. known as the kh lco attt disvbkv, to-wit : iVerta) eftkt lese lint end ef ef the ff;k principal mtriiien. Townhiis eihtv-ei;hL eizhtr nine.'and ninett.and fractional township ninety-oue, of range one. lownship eibty-eigut. and fractional townships citjh'y-nioe, ninety, and ninety-one, of ranj-e two. Townhip eijlitv-seven, and fractional townships eighty-tight and eighty-nine, of range three. Fractioual Uwnhipseihty4even and eighty-eight, of range four. r i.uuiini wwn.mp eioiy-aeven. 01 rante uve Jierth mf tkt ems ia aae writ mf Ikt fif k primeipml meridimn Townthip niuuty, and f actional tow nhip niuety-one, ol ra ange Fractional townships n'aety-one, ninety-two, and ninety-three, of ran ;e two. Township ninety-one. of nne three. Land appropriated by law lor the n of school, military, anJ O'.her purposes, will be exclu !ej from aal ; oIm all quarter quarter sections covered in whole, or in part, by thoe mining lea-es, which shall not be determined by the day fixed for ihe commeucemcut of these sab-s. r e-emption claims ill not be allowed to any of the above lands, until after they have be.-n o.f.; e l at public s .1, an 1 oeeonic subject to p'ivate entry ; and all of sueh Und as contain a mine or mines uf lead o-e actually discovered and being worked, will Im aold in inch legal suMjvinion or aub.liviions a will include such mine or mines, at not leas thaiijtwo dollars and fifty cents per ae-e. The sale will be kept open fur Iwo weeks, (unless tha lands a'e sooner dipoetl of) and no longer ; and no private entri-s of land in the townships and fractional townships so offered will Ins admitted until after the expiration of two weeks from the commencement of said sale. In further execution of the said act, I have cause! the Commis sioner of the General Land Othce to pul lih with this proclamation a brier description ol tbe mineral regions in which these lands lie, and of the lands now oil'cred for sale, which he has p epared from official documents and oilier me ns of information Oivea under my hand at the l ily of Wai-hington, this fif:h day of sjejKemDer, Anno Uomini one thousand trijfltt ban irm and iortv-ix. By the President : JAM KS K. POf.K. Janes II. Pi rc a, -Icting Cemmitsioner ef the General Land Office. "Thelanrls in the mineral rei -ns. embtacel in ths above procl mation of the Presi.lent of tho LniieJ Suites, are believe I to contain the richest mines of lead that hare yet been discovered ; the ore yielding- about eighty per cent, of pure metal. Copper, also, has been found in this region in considerab!! quantities. Great advantage are said to exist for the mannfactnre of lead in rario'is forms, partietil ji I v into skat, the river banks being so tUy vated as to require li'tle or no eenn in the erection of loa ers ; and the ore, from its groat put ity, may be manufactured into shot by the first smelting. The location of these mines bring near the M isisi ppl river, aTo-('s "rent facilities of tra:isporta'.ion,the average cost of u hu h to St. Louis i abstit fifteen cents pt'r hun lred nouml. The soil is represented as bcin unusually fertile, proluciiij all the small Trains in sr-Ht abundance, and turuUhing excelb-nt range for cattle thus present' in; equal in Incements to the agriculturist snd the miner. The ÜÜBUQUK min a in fractional townships eihtyiVri, eirhty-niiie, and ninety, of rane two cast, aituated on th hanks of tho Misi;ipi, are considered the most important ; the DC RANGO mines in townships eigh'.y-nine and ninety, of iangeonera4, are the next in value; an I the CATTESK mine iu fractional townhio eihtv-t-i 'lit.of ran?u three cut. also on the riv er, are the third. OihT mince have been di rovereJ In this regio ; auJ it very prnojuio m il luiure exploration wi l on 113 10 iiiu ir.llt.-i 1 rich auJ productive as any now known. JAMF.S It. PIPER. .Ictin Commissioner of tkt Gtatrul Laud Offne. Srpltmher Älk, 13,'6. 1.1-lw il lly the Ii-cii'iil of tlie I'liitrd .Stairs. IV pursuance of law, I, J MKS K. POLK, rres'.iient of rl lULLOi the I iiitvd State ot Ameriea. do hereby declare and make Ihuwii tliMt public saiea will 1. beid at the undermentioned land Offices in the territory of VI?C(J1.V, at the pcrioda bereiuaflcr j iiientiotied, to wit: . j At the land ofliee ut MIVGRAL POlVT romiiienrin on Monday, tu tnirlielit day 01 Kuvein'icr m it. far the disMMal of Ike pu.'li laud within the uailcruieiilioaed townships ami fractional townsliips, vii: .YVrf a Ike katt lint a mil test ef tkt fmurtk prineitml mtriiian. ToOTitsliipa eleven, twelve, and thirteen, of range one. TownshiiNi eleven, twelve, and thirteen, 01" ranee two. Towuahipi eleven, twelve, and tliirtceu. of range three. Townships leu, eleven, twelve, aad thirteen, ol ranse four. Township ten, eleven, twelve, and thirteen, of ranee fire. Township eleven and twelve, and fractional township thirteen, of range six. Towuship twelve, and fractional township thirteen, of range seven. . Fractional township twelve and thirteen, of ran;e eiht, Xorthef Iktbatt lint and rtl ef tkt fourth principal mtridian. . Townships twelve and thirteen, of range one. - Towne'iip twelve and thirteen, of range Iwo. Township twelve and thirteen, of rangn three. Towu:.ii twelve and thirteen, of rane lour. Township twelve and thirteen, of raage live. Townsliips twelve aud thirteen, of range six. Fractional towushijw twelve and thirteen of range seven. Al the land office at CUEBV DA V. rouiioent lug on Monday, the fourteenth day of December next, for Ihe disposal of the public lamia within the undermentioned township aud fractional township, vis : ! .Vtril tr 111 tejt une ana maxi er tee lamrm ariacssi airuigi. - j F.aclionaJ township twelve, weal of the Wlscou-in river, cf ranee itiua. .! r..Ht n..at tn-niliii itv.ntH.in.il aiC tVolf rieer. stf ran ' "" ""r --- luuriecn. Fractional township twenty six and twenty seven, east of Wolf tivir, of ran,'e riltevii. Fractional townhip twenty three, tweniy fonr, and twentytlx, east of Wolf river, aud fractional township Iweniy-e. yen, of i range sixteen. Frartional sections two, tl rre, nine, and ten, the south half of . frartional er l to 11 Iwenty-one, the south frarlion of fractional sec- ' tion twenty-six, the south half of the south west quarter, aad -the I south half ol tne south en t quarter of fractional acrtion twenty1 seven, section lliirty-four, and frai l ional aertisiii tulrty-flve rontiuuous Iu tne former Meiiouioule Mills reatirvntion, iu fractional 1 t.iwiislila twenty, irnal of I mi k es Winnehagn and Mule Hulled, a Moris.) township twenty six, frartional township tweuty stveu, and township twenty eilif, of ranje aevcMtecn. TownshtM Iweuty-slx and twenty aeven, or range eighteen. Ta-vusliiit twentv-six and twrnly seven, of rawer nineteen. TowniiiNj twenty-nine, thirty, and thirty-one, or ranxe twenty. Townsliips twenty bine and thirty, of muse tweiity-o.ie. I -a ml appropriated by In w for the use of axlioola, military, or other purposes, will be excluded from ak. The sales will each tie kcd open for Iwo weeks, (nnleas the land are sooner disposed t0 and nn longer; and r.o private entrie inland in tha township so oilerr,!. w ill beadmitied until Oer ll:e expiration of iwo week from the commencement of said aiilr. Given under mv band, at the rity of U ashiii-lot. this a. yentccnth tlay of August, Anno Uoiuiui oue thousand eight huuttr I and forty-six. I1UP. By the President JAM Ed R. POLK. J&XK II. Piea, . . . . ,,,r Acting Commissioner of Ihe General Land Office. NOTICE TO PRE EMPTIOV CLAIMANT"?. Every peraon entitled to Ihe right of pre-emption 10 any land within the limit of th lownehlp and part of township above enumerated, i required to establish the him 10 the atunactioa of the Register and receiver ef th proper land office, and make payment therefor, as eemn ae praeticaUe after teeing tkie aarica, and before the day appointed for Ike eonimancemeut of the public aahj of the lands enV.racing th tract claimed ; otherwise such claim will be forfeited. JAMES TT. PITER. Acting Commissioner of he General Land Caice. Au.otC7.

S lie oT laniid MorffjacrU lo Trul rnucU lot r.iiltue to ijr Interest. At nivoa or 5rsTi'a Hrtce. I lA4mH, tritmhmr 3n, !., JIIE C4l.s In Oarts, pnierU, ,4 h f asnsl, 17 a.. mmcH thrrvtsf HI aril Ihe mmmmI 4h front Um . u .

J . lor4jy, 11 7ih tat . Naeiw swat, knweea ttm kra of H " ; , d B Vl.fc. p. M.. ,m aak4 aUy , as U aV of the nwt h. tZrZ 7?" " - "? m,w ! ceU. w hi' 4" IsimI mvii. Urrm mumtg-.trd k Iba tm tm mimmUm mrnteM .4" Ium mmU 1 !-4, ft -ui iM ,...1. - wm-rn, in uw sowaor I xli juijilh. Im irftrrrd k.ir oala In ttm .fted.aiMl the naeijif ra Ihrrevf kivn.f failH l.i'iuythe Inierrst sliw mm i.,.,4 Saw . N bkl .J a u-mm mom. tlua ttLs sua Sur WMcinaJ luterert, dauia-e, and cKs will I reserved. CoUtTtfe Tu ml. The andivt led five aitilitof nie e hf (lie a e qr 1 are in. Its 13J a. r 6 ar 1 aisn, the audnrhfod ewe sixth ist the w K wf aaM or, evHiaMSin SO aries, In Potirr un'v j nanif 1 j a) b I'hdander A Pama. loul au out due. 9 kVr. Thee bf of ihr a w qr of see V,. t 14 a, r 3 e, containing 69 acre. I J.4insr county j auongiged If VVriham .ortnu. T4l anwaiisl du. $.m."i (ui. 'it a war of see. 12, t G N, f .1 e, Containing 119 acres, Wing atl en4 said qnarter exre4 7 at JO llerrU4.vv si 4.1 i.auw lltswss t4f IIm smlli end Iving in Maraa, canity ; sjtially smalg ged by LI Ma C. Bald la. fut feilt d aud sold to Uu-litna A. Fielt htr. Tttd arwauil due, $ k'sl. lite western division id M No 7i, in iIm Iowa of Urem. fielst, ia Hanciak rou irt y , dcscda-d aa fo'.kms, hi ws) t osrri at Ibe a w cur Her of said k ; tlsmcr e akatg Um Ihm of said he. 3. Ire 1 thraca e W Ihe S nie of aaid lot ; liinsira w akavg IIm line uf Slid h In Ihe a w rnr nr ilH-ivof ; lliriice at In tlie place id Irrpnniiijj n,tpif-4 by James Lii-r. TiS.tlsitvsiid due $114. The w half of I lie awortd' ar-e 34,1 14 a, r 1 e ; atsn the w av 1 4 taea eqrn are 11,1 ia a, r a a, la aH I w acres, m HooSm county monj.ifed by T illkim e. Ti.tl auaaita due, tytXi CI. The r h tit of the a w if. and Um w tM.fot Ihe a a or of see 7. 1 V B. fl ctMitaining 1 00 arte, m White rtrnasv 1 autateaeed fMr illausi M. Krnttin. Tt d auasiNt tine, m 7. Tbevr half ol these qr if src :a,t lis),f I e, cold lining 80 arrre ill I laired a county; crjtjijrd by Willem Uash. Total ausount da fU.ltu. 14 No 8, In out W no S, of the i savkei laada adjoiaing UMSowatsf Indianapolis', w of Die rivrr, aa d vide and raned si by Carry II. H-l-rtchl, fr.aiti'l on the X intmal nt I 1 hals, and running back to V hit a riser 31 ro.1, sttd il I a k, ort finally nt.trtritced H KtMiort Ihike.fuT felted and add n t'nrsosi tchets. Ttsal anaainl dar, f 78 31. The a e qr of sec 3i . t I j a. r 4 a. in Marks county arl-njad by Daniel Perry. Told am ml il te, J . 'I be a w l'ru tvtfi ot iIm a e qr of sec ä0, in t 11 sj, r tt, containint 5 1-100 acrtw, in M.irju cuwniy j suuclgaged by Jutia V. CoX. Total aiiiisiMl due, JälJbG. Tlie e qr of the s e qr t4 sec 20, t 13 a, r ? e ; el-s, pari of the e lif of Dm a e or of src -."J, saute I and r. hounded as follows, Uvwit ; tun utriK-iiit at II it w caanrr id ciid hi qr, tltefiea aoulli IbO ms)s, I aenca ear4 1 rods In tbe rent re td trw tt.ile void, ltkr:ee east of north along aaittP r-late rid 1 70 rtrls. Hie lice west Td nt Is lo Um plaoa of begimaiag. amtaiiung are,lu AU'listxi Ctaiuly ; rrrtginally aaurtgaged by Clurka Met 'any, forlertcd aud sold lo Madiaua ii. Walker, loud amount due, gyjjs TIm a hfof fractional see 3, in I 13 If, r 3 c, ia Maraat cotttsty ; snort enped by Ramtel J. Palirr-xtsi. Total aimajiit due, $ ii. The w lif ol ilia aw qr uf arc 9M, tat I 19 a, r 8 e.euwUining W arres, ia Madisusi ctsjuty ; siMsigaged by llesn) t-uederly. Ttaal ausasisa due 9 Ui 17. 1 lie e lif of the leqrof arc 3-1, in 1 3 a, r6 w, containing 80 acres, ra " Daviess rout tv ; ua-n gaged by Jttarpli JJilk-r. Ttdal ami due, $lil XL I Im s hi tsT the w hl ul Um a e qr of sec S, h t 13 a, r 7 e, roaiLutatHg alaaal 4 acte ; auto, the w fcl ol the a a or of sec 31, Ih t la ttj r 1 r, ciritL ininf tV arrrs, in llancoci. ctmiity, tsiortfijed by lurris lacrwHi. 1'taal anamnl due, $002. 1 he a bf of the a e qrad sec 33, ht t 7 ta. I 7 w, except arte arrr eWdrd In Um litt ist ciran a ; aim, 21 acm ntf of lha w ami 4 Um a ot qr 4 4 arc 3 1, saute 1 and r, m r-uiuvaa cvstasy ; snortgagesl by tieurge Btsjria, Total aiiHtnul due, gJ-tf t'S. .' , TImb bf t-f Usj a w rridUere. 15, t 18 tt. 1 1 C,(etcept If acres oeT1 the a ead, rttw'rd tu IL. llu4m,lst4sMiNit 6.1 mr.tr, ia Uuum conMy niortgaged by Jes-a Isaac Total antotsia due, aiet 58. . The w til of Ihe s wq jfsrc VI, in M a, ran-Se.eoir'nkiipl P9 acres, ia alara comui ; suortgageel by liiitrt I JJiKiDsly. 1 oUl amtMul due . SXt 33. Saline Fun!. Tire w hf nf the a w qr nf sec SI, t I? a, r C e, la Ilaiteork timntft eons un 1 n IW acres ; urigtaalty smMSg-igrd by Kstbard Hülst at, furfrsäd a4 strfd u Ijrmty and Ahev. "Tulal asuuamt due, SJ3Ö9 44. Tlie e hf id" th.-a e qrof arc 9, In I 15 a, r 9 eiatatamg 80 acre, aa ilaraw ctsiiity ; aairtgigrd by Aitdiew V d-oa. TiSal arm int doe ftJl. The w bf of Um a w qr of arc i, lit t 15 n, r I e, coutaihtag HU arras, m HriMlricks county j litMtfr-d by rtiilip !eLaui. Total amount due.fCtOu. Tim w Id id tlie a e qr of see 91, 1 14 ft, r 9 w. In Hendricks couuty . swarixwrrd by Lril J.-aMip. Tutl arw4iHt dae, f'frj WI. TIm w Iri' td the a e qr and a bf of Ihe a w qt ul src 3, la t l n, r tl e, rtiit iiniiig H'J ?7 UK) acru,ia llancuck county ; smeifi-r4 H Ll jah Ueary. 1 taai am.sjnt rtue, (I d. Tke a lif taT thee hf id Um a w qr of sec 30, in I 16 B,l : lota Lain g 4-1 at lea. in Mar county j atta-ifa-rd by Joaura It. Bay. Tot. I , aiiMtuiit due, 51 17. Pan f ka .Vo I9, in Ihe Iowa of Viacmtvrt, In Kihix CMinry. bnuuded as M'uws, lo w a; oa the s w by Vigo street.. betnf et leet OH said tateet, and ruiiHing IssLk Um same width Ui k So lat ; oa Um a by Fil'iU strvtl, and im Um a w byadse W m.aiu J. Ilebrid ; amnpred I y JohM Myrt. Total an taunt due, fij'.U tü. AH Iks iwrcrl nf land la Um low a ot Jdadison ia JrOVeraoej county, desrtilM-d as lolkiws, to-wH: CooniMming at a pototoa Uie line 04' Main s'irrt, 41 ferl nonh of kd .No 4, hi the aihiaiofl tsorth ts said Iowa, Um mnh kkwii IIm Im td Mam street. So krrJ, ilieiiCe treat al rirht anjh-a sk Mum slier 101 Sect So mm alley , ihrwta aawth abata Um tM of raid alley jl w I, iscwt rual Ui Um ptaca ol sa-giuumg ; asortBsgrd mf lirttj iinin VV. (Jrover. Total aimsjid due, ll w. 'I Im w bf aT the s w qr of src 'Jtl, iw I Id a, I 7 e, cnnlaiiiin( 80 acres, In Ma.ltaata couuty ; aawtgagod by .Nathaniel Bkkauuud. Total amouat due &3I5 wO. All that parcel nf land ia tlie town of Madlsno ia Je ffersoa county descriht d a adbtng lo wg . ciMMiisBncHig at a point oa Uw west smmj f lata street 140 leet north of U IN a 4 ia ihradnaioa ssatb to said low a, I be ore Horth aktug the Ihm of Mala etrert &3 fet, llMta-e ( at right angle wall Maiu street 111 leet tc aa alley, limner sou IN along Ibcaia-y .SO fjrt, Ihrnra east to the 4are of le;iumn; nn4l;nf;rd by John MieeU. Total aitaand due, Jj-Jl 7 J. Tlie seqr of src 7, in 1 17 n, r C e, containing 1G0 acres, ia llamiltosi rou iily ; luoclgared by ' Is? Pilkeirtusi. Total anawnt doe, 10. TIm w hf ol the ae qr of sec 'M. la t 1 1 a,r 4 e, M Jidtinam Cuaaty j luonppetl by W illkiiu MclJoe. Tidal auwunl due, 9 lol TIm a hf ul' tire a e qr id arc 97, in I 14 a, r 4 e, containing CO acrea, ia Jtmasua couul ; auuiigaged by JMrdf Uraafoat. Total amnaiit sbse MWI7. ' ll:mu lax I mid. Lot im I5t tr Ihr dtHiatkrti bmli atljwtuior Ibe trrwa 4 Indiasiapults, roMtaiaiHg; t li 100 acre, except bfiern terx aa width vST said b4 asjiigilie bank of the crtrk, rrM-rtcd fur a public read, aud la be taken t.ff ibe a w esd ..f Said tract, brie ibe liar bf tbe sauM ran ta thrcrk aawng-arad by KuberT-laasiisil - T'atat. imuiisl due, gtiOtS 70. ; Lots nos i;s and i:9, in ibe loan of CrfeiiTitld, in Ha cos W fmuty ; "wot 1 raped b) J saves llaniilum. 1 uxl t) axastts dar, 45 J 0. Lut no five, ia tbe lawn sf GreeafieU, ia MaaeoeW twisty also, lots oosjliirty eijrlit and fori) live in said town, in MevtVs reserve, morirared b, William Cbrtsmatf. 'I'uial taanal due, st.'M iT. Tbe s w qr of the a w or of see foartes-Si, ia t saxirra a, r aar c, containing forty acres, iu Haaeuek aowasy j atwrtgged by Jsh McrriL. lutal aiauaut due, ft ll. Lot aa taa, in square ao isretny ergttt t als the s ball of lot aa five, ia same square, in the tuWM of ladtanapalM. ia tarKl couuty ; aiuriagv-d by Juba Turacr. 1 oral amount iav, ft' I 1 he e half I ihr a w qr, and he w half of the st e qr of are ' thirteen, and ibee half! Uie a e qr of src twraty five, all ia sua a I twenty seven n. r lime r. eouiaininr tiO acres it lluiilinrso eoxniy ( atongaiged by Fratscis 11. Cogswell. i-Hal aaaowat aa, . fSSöt. Surplus Revenue I uilt! Tlie w kair of Ihe a w qr of sec twenty ervra, ia t sixteia a, r oik w, roMiaiiiiii? righiy acre, ia llrodrick eviaty; caortfared b) William C. II j leu. I o-al aurunut dor, ?4i 6.S. The r bait of ibe seqr aitd Ibe s Lallaf Ike a e qr of are Iweaty o, in lown stxiern a, r one w, cunta'iiiug; one hudrt-d and sixty sere, in llriidrieks cumiiy ; morlga by Joka aaaiu. lutal amount due. Kill. bo much of Ute w half of the a w qr of ere taemty aiae, ia t eirlitreu a, r avvrae, as lie on tlie a side of the middle of Kail rrtek, eotiiaiHiMg forty acres, iu Madisoa county; aiin 1 jed by 1 hunia-Sil- er. Tutai amotiul due, ü& IW 0. " ' Las aus 1, X, S, 4. , rt, 7, aod a, in block aa twenty four in tba town ol Martin ilk-, in Morgan eouuty mottrard by Juba iSiaas. Total amoubt tliie, 30, liiilianapali Funds Lrat no wine ia Miuare an fori y arrrw, ia Ibe ws as IndiaaafMli ; mortgaged by Caleb Ücudtkr. 1 Kai araoawt dae, J54J il. 1 he foltua ing irarts of Und a kiek have heretofore bera forfritrtl atal bid ia by the aaaie, fur faihiro tbe part id the asurtgagura Iu pay principal and luu-re.t wbeu due, aad aww subject tm rnta sals-, at-eordmg; ibe pruihns of ibe act of Jauaary 19, ier. i h. y will be old al any lime upon appiieaiKtu le the andrrtgMw at bi utficc. Tbe purchaser, n,mmi pa)if tbe aotouut due f-r ia. lerest, dama-es, and eul, caw have tbv principal ott a eredil or is j flvl. j rBt.f ,ug ,nc mterct tiiereon al the rateof si-v.-a arr erat ui . p.y aiiliuia IU adsaiie. Co I N't? c Fiuid. The a e qr J ibe a qr ol see taruty sevea. Containing- forty acres 1 Ihe c half of ihe n c qr of Tract arc wintre, ConiaiMins; right y acres ; ihr half of tbe a e qr of fracl are nineteen, ewalaiumr eighty acre ; the half ol ihr w fracl qr mi ate aiiarN-rw, Ctttilaimnr lull md nnirii tin hundredths acrrs. aad ike j half of ihr m eqroflrael re thirty, containing eirhi) aerrs, all ia lunhip aeveu, a r tea w, ia äallisaa eoauly i Mortgaged by Aartm iiirtus. 1 otal amount Sue, J504V oa. 'I be a hall mf ihe a w qr of sea nrhi, t rtgbtrea a. range sixe; Iso, the w half of l lie 11 e qr of s-e auw, same I and r, eaib trart , euntainiii; eiflily aert-i) Hiortgaged by IHrier Lernen, lutal amount due, i 00. I be O half of tbe a w qr of sea ria-bieem, t riskier w. v m e. Containing eighty aries, 111 llaniiitua etmnty, nawrtttarrd by fsn,atl Leniieo. I uial ainosiNl due, f(J7J 7L In lots si 34'., 3srt, j7.i4ii, J44, aso, and If 1, ia tke tawa at llbataninirtoM in Mwimr eM.ui ; sBovifwged by W tlUasa Ah aasMlrr. Total amount due, 15691 VJ. Ikewkall of il.es eqr of see tea, in liwratjr one r eigl t w, in Warren eouuty ; .ungared by Jaust M. iluelL. 'lutal ButuUlit dar, HOSt 07. Porty three and rvraty five kundrrdtbs acres off the w end af ihe a frae of the a w or uf see one. ia t four tern a. r aae w, ike ' said frae in be divided by a line ranaing a aad a, so as k-ava said aerrs im the w stdr Ikcrruf,) ia Mrstdncks rtraaMy amrtgigtd by I boma Murphy. Total amount dm-, 242 17. Tbe w hall of the n e qr of st fourtesa. In I twelve a, V I we e. ct-Mtaiuia; sirhty acres, iu Morgan esmaty ; atortragt-d by Daria kuii bL. I'. lal amuuitl due, gtU ti. 'I ite w half of Ute e qr ut arc twenty, ia t sixtra a, r awe w, contaiuisr eight) acres, ia Hendricks ettaaiy, aDortrared by fcdf ward Siran-e. I atal sswasl due, g49 SO. 1 be e hall uf Ihr a w qr of are Ihrer, ia I ervvntera a, r ae e, in Buumc eoaaty rawrtaw-ed by Jove but it a. 1 tilal awaM star, gi4.'rtl. 1 he w half af Ihe a w r of are sereatert , ia t sisirea a. r ta ; also, thc c half uf the arsrsfat ngbicea, as soasr I and r, ta lleadrtcks cwia y ; sswrtgagrd by rUary l'irkspr. TsHal simoumI dMC, gÖOl. , , I be e half of tbe a e qr of sec iweaty five, in t fonrtera a, r three w, ia I'uiaam con at) aiunrag d b) Joka btaiukford. lata I a mow at liw, JgUI 75. '1 he w baU of Ute tt e qr of see tweaty eigtit, la 1 uia-rew -a, r. ix,ruuiiuingriKhi) arm ; a so, lort) acre to be taken tdTdee s rud of ihre ha t of lUe a w qr of same a. e, aud r, ,a Sladtaa . cuaut) ; aortj.-agi-d by Julia i-hrr. lotal aiaoaut due, Jjata. : Saline Fund. ' The a rqraf a eqr af sea twelve, ia I ssxtrra a,r six , eoasaia. lug forty acrrs, in llaiMk cuaaty f Mortgaged, by Levi Lt ar j . l tal aiautthl di-, IJtl 7i. 1 be a half uf ihr e qr of are twenty one, t twraty awe a, t five ; alo, Ihr a r qruf the a e qr ol src larraty right, same I audi r, coaiainy in all uw- hun.lied aad Iweaty acres, ia MamilluN eiHiuly; aMirtgagx-d by Cliaiks W. purl. Tulal aawoat star, gill I lie r half of tbr a w qr of sec aiue, ia t rijtea a, r l f, eonlaiiiiiig eight) acrrs, iu Uooor auan'yi mortgaged by A bare baabui a. l ulal eatuaat alar, XJ49. ItanU Tax rund. The c half of Use s r qr uf sve touriera. ia t twraly fire a, r sesra a al-o, ihr r hall id' ibe s w qr af arc thirteen, ia aaaar t and r, iu Jasper con Ml j ; mort gaffed bv John Hot. 1 atal aasutiat de, go v. 1 he w half of tbe a w or of are lara' v rirl.l. ia I foarlrea a, e f.wr r, ettatataing righiy acre, ia Jwhus-m cwubly l awerlgagy by Abrain li. Vooi Iiks. iotal amstsiat dar, fJOcl. Trc:isttry l'ltitd. The e qr of see tkirty aar, iu t thin) aae a, r three e, eoaiaiaing war hundred aad s.xt) aerrs, ia ration couuty, orti;it.ally aoH-tgaged by William IVIke, lorfeilrd aad sold la Ja H. Mk, and by bim araia fur I et led. 1 4 a I amount dar, Kit I XJ. Tbe e half of tbe e qr of src ftlicen, ia t thira-ra a, .4 r s c, cMitaimag right) ata, ia iSbelby eouat) t aaorttagid by Will mm W. MtCii) . 1 otal autoual Our, SO Tt. I he c half of tlie s w qr of c lour, ia t twelve a, r srrra r, ta Shs-lby euaair; arigtitaily mortgarfta by Jo ph H. NKkkr, Suv felted and sold I William V. McCoy, and by him agaia forte it w. Tutsi antouMl dir, 793 0. The ae qr of s taelrr, ia t lwo,af r fiver, ia VV.jd rwuaty snortgagrd b) Niehola Krra. Total aajHaaat dar, 74 41 1 be sale of any of the brr going tract may be pre ruled by pay ing lo the 1 naaurer ol State an amount equal tu tke didcrcwso bv tacsn the sum originally loaned and tke sum t) a spttinsd abuvr. HO II Alt'J I. 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