Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 6, Number 33, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 February 1847 — Page 3

See. 23. The lands selected far the completion of the Wabash and Erie caaal ret of Tippecanoe river, and aim the land selected for the completion of the canal east of Tippecanoe, which were cla.si5.ed before the u-ne were offered for iate,iha!l be re-appiaiscd in manner fjllowin: The trustee elected or appointed by this act. shall select and appoint one discreet citizen of this Stale, and the Governor ball also select and app .intone of like qualification, so J the two thus elecied and appointed shall chuose one oiher person of like qualification, who chill constitute a board of appraisers, who or a mij iiiy of whom shall be authorized to re-appiaUe said lands which appraisers hall be so selected or appointed 01 or before the fust day of August next ; and before soeh appiaisers shall enter npon the discharge of their duties they shall ech take and suhicribe an oath or atBimi-

tuo fat hfullv and iupaitially lo discharge their duties as such appraiseis; and i and it shall be V duty of the auditor of tc m.ke out nd hare idady f.r delivery to j a Jut of nid lands by the said fi.it day of public accounts aid apptauers AuU'tSec. 24. It shxll be the duty of said appraisers to examine all of the said land which hall be unsold, as well a the said lands which have beea sold and which miy iemain unpaid for, and appraite the lime at there true cash value without repaid tu any improvements, and report theieuf in writing to the auditir of public ace units and also ti the said trustees on or befure the first day of December next. Sail unsold lands shall be subject to entry and sale at a price not exceeding such re-appraned value in the same rn inner and subject to the same conditions as now provided by law, as modified by this act and the act to which this is supplemental, and it shall be lawful for the legal holders of any certificate or certificaie for any of sail lands which may hive been soli at the time of such re-anpiaisement and not wh illy paid for, to par to the proper officer orotficeisby instalments as Boar required by law the difference between what has been paid theiefor and such re-appraised value; and u,on the piymeut thereof such holder shall be entitled to demand and receive a deed as though the full amount specified in said certificate had been fully paid. Sec 23. Should any vac incy occur in laid boirJ of appraiseis by reason of death. resignation, or otherwise, it hall be the duly of the person or person in whom is veted by said section twenty-three the appointment of the said app. aiders, immedutely upon notice thereof lo fill the lime and in the same mauuer a is in this act provided f r the appoint nent of the miioal board, and said appraisers so appointed shall qualify and act in like m inner with and possess the same poweis with the original appraiser'. Sec. 23. S.ich appraisers shall be entitled to and receive as a compensation fjr their services the sum of three dollars rer difor each aoi eveiy dijr thejr miy be employed ai such, to be paid by such trustees out of the proceeds of said canal, it lands, or revenue. Sec. 27. It shall be Uwfull for nil tnnteei ti permit the lejil holder or owner of tny certificate or certificates of or contracts for the sale of any of said lands heretofore issued , to surrender the same and divide the tract or tracts of land specified in such certificate, and receive a deed for such part thereof as may be agreed upon between sail trustees and ruch holder or owner of such cettificate t . Provided. That such bolder or owner ball first piove by the oath or affirmation of two lepuUble cilizem of hit neighborhood, thit be is unable to pay the amount unpaid for such tract or tracts, and that Ibe interrst of said trustees and State of Indiana will uot be prejudiced by och surrender and division. Sec. 21 This act shall be a public act, and ihall be liberally construed ia all courts of justice, and the State shall and will supply, by future legislation, all such defect (if 07) found to exist as shall enable the trustee afoiesail to carry into full effect the fair and obvious intent of this act, and the Governor is hereby required to give all necessary infoiruation to the parties interested, and to do any art or thing which may be necessary to carry this act into effect, or to facilitate any proceedings contemplated by this act. Sec. 29. And 6 if further enacted. That the said trustees shall, and it is hereby made their duty, lo construct and complete all the feeders, feeder-dams, siJe-cuts, and reservoirs contemplated in this act and the act to which this is a supplement, contemporaneously with Ihe construction and completion of the mam canal: Provided Aou?erertThat where said caual has already been so constructed beyond any point wbeie such feeder or side-cuts are located and intended to be constructed, as specified in the act to which this is a supplement it shall be the duty of said tiustees to constiuct and complete all such feedeis and side-cuts within eighteen months fiom and after the acceptance of this act by our bondholders; And be it further provided. That said side-cuts shall be constructed of ihe same capacity with the main canal. Sec. 30. And be it further enacted, Th it the said liusU es hall erect, construct, and keep in good repair suitable biil& -a over all S ate and county roads crossing, or that mi heirafter cross said Wabash and Eiie canal. form of Cert ficate for principal Moneys chargeible on ihe rexenuet of the State. $l,0C0. No. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. STATE OF 15DIA! A. Five per cent. State ttock. Under two acts of the General Assembly of the State of Indiana, entitled "An act to provide for Ihe rinded debt of the State of Indiana, and for the completion of the Wabash and Erie Canal to Evansville," passed I9th January, IS 6, and "An act supplementary to the said act," passed IS47. Principal chargeable on the revenues of the State, pursuant to acts of the Legislature of Indiana, passed the I9ih January, 1S46, and on 1S4?. Be it known, that the Slate of Indiana owes to A ; B , or h.s aitn, the sum of one thousand dollars, being part of the piincipal of Ihe bonds of the State declared to have been surrendered to the State by act of surrender, of this date, and which amount of one thousand dollats beats interest at the rate of five per centun per annum, from the 1st Januaiy, 1S47, payable half-yearly in the ciy of New Yorlr, at Ihe times and in the manner declared by .the acts of the Legislature above mentioned. This stock is redeemable at any lime after twenty years from 19th Januaiy, 1315, at the pleisure of th Slate, in the city of New Yoik. an I until redeemed, is transferable, upon surrender in the city of New Yok. iu book provided for that purpise by the Aent of the State, there resident, by indorsement hereon and according to such other tale an 1 foirrn as are or may be p.esctibed fur that purpose 1 and for t e payment of the inietet and the redemption of the piincipal afoiesaid, the faith of the State is irrevocably pledged. This debt is duly recorded, &c. Witnes our hands at Indianapolis, this day of 134?- I A. Couateisigned, Treasurer. Auditor. N. 3. .The State reserves the riht, (according to the terms and conditions of the said acts,) tJ postpme payment of a portion of the interest due upon this certificate until 1st January, 18.53, paying luteret on the same at the rate of six per centum per snnom, and. to fund one per centum of the same without interest after that period al the ute of two and ooe-half per centum. Form rf Certificate for, arrears of Utereil chirgatile on the Heven jet of the State. $300. No. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. STATE Of INDIA! A. Two and a half per cent. State deferred ttock. Under two acts of the General Assembly of the State of Indiana, entitled "An act t provide for the funded debt of the State of Indiana, and fir the completion of Ihe Wabah and Erie canal to Evansville," pa.sed 19 h January, 146, and "An act supplementary to" the said act, passed 1317. AaacAXS of Interest chargeable upon the revenues of the Stte, pursuant to acts of Ihe Legislative of Indiana, pissed ffiU January, 1345, and ,1847. Lie it kmwa.thu the State of I.i Im owes to A. B. or bit) usins the sunn of Thiee IIa idie I Dillus, beL ig pirt of tbe; -airearaes of Iu'erest" fron the 1st January, 1341, to the) l-l January, 1317, uon the a non it of bonds for lo ..thousand dollars surreudeiei ta the ?ta;e by an act of sar- ' render v( thil date. Tuis stock t- bear interest at the rate of ,er centum per ton fiom ihe 1st Januaiy, 143, and wmch shall be payao'e iit the city of .War Yoik half yearly 6y equil paymenU,on the ft.tdiy of July and the nrst dv of January of each year. anJ i redeemable in the city of New Yoik at any time after twenty years from the 19th Janu.ry, 1315. at the pleamie of the State, aol, until redeemed, is tiansfeiable upon atmender in the city of New Yorlt, ir. Ihe books provided for that purpose by the a'ent of the State there tesident, by indoisement hereon and according to such other rules and forms as are or miy be piecribed lor thit pmpise, and for the payment of the interest an 1 the redemption 01 tne principal aforesaid, the faith of the Stale of Indiana is irrevocably pledged. This debt is duly recorded, tc. Witness our hands at Indianapolis the day of 1317. Couotei signed. Treasurer. Aent of State. Auditor. N. B. Certificates, in moieties, tj be isiued to the holders of coupons for arrears of interest cut off and separately held by persons presenting and surrendering the same. Farm rf Certificate for Prinripal Moneyt chargeable on the Canal, Landt, Tulle, &c. I,0Q3. No. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. STATE Or I5DIASIA. Five per cent, canal ttock. Under two acts of the General Assembly of the State of Indiana, entitled "An act to provide for lhi fundeJ debt of the Stale of Indiana, and for the completion of the Wabash and Erie canal to Evansville," pased 19th January, 1345, and "An act supplementary lo" laid act, passed 1317. Principal chargeable on the Wahash and Erie Canal, lolls, lands, &c, pursuant to acts of the Legislature of Indiana, passed the 19;h of January, 1316, and on 1847. This Certificate ia Issued to a lubscribcr f ir the advances to be made toTiostees for completing the Canal to Evansville on the Ohio River. Omit this if not issued to a subscriber. , ,, n it knvrn. that the Wabash and Erie Canal and all the Tolls, Lands, and effects appertaining thereto, from the State lir.e ia Kvansville. on the Ohio river, as described in the above mentioned acts of Legislature, and all the property of fK Stt f 'n.liini therein, are irrevocably pledged, n vir tue of the said acts, to A. B.f and his assigns for the sum of One Thousand Dollan, represented by this certiacaie, form ing pirt of the bonds of the State declares to nave oeeo surrendered by an act of surrender of this date,) together with interest nron the same at the rate of" five per cent, per an num from the first of January, 1&47, payable semi-annually, fey equal pnymenti at the times and in lorm anJ manner preciibed in the acts of the Legislature of the State of Indiana above mentioned. And be it further known, that this certificate, and Ihe in terest to accrue thereon, are entitled to the priority of pay ment give by th above mentioned acts of Legislature, 00 the conditions therein respectively mentioned, to sub'ciibers far th advance to trustees for completing the said canal to r.vaosvill on the OhiJ river. OmU this when not issued 0 a luUctiber.

This stock is transferable upon surrender in the city of New Yoilr, in book to be kept by tbe Trustees of the Wabash and tine Canal, there resident, by indorsement beieon and according to such other rules aod form as are or may be presciibed for that purpose. N. B. It is not expected that interest will be paiJ by the trustees on this certiiicate, until the canal be completed to Evansville. Omit this when issued to subscribers who are to be paid interest at six per cent, per annum on their advances out of the existing toll. Above N. B. may de dispensed with by inserting here the words "Such payments of interest however to be contingent upon the funds reilizd f,om time t tine from the canal applicable hereto, and -toe conpletuu of the canal to Evau-ville."

Form Certificate for arrears or Uler w Cana, ndi. Tolls, 4 c 300. T tier est chargealle on No. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. STATE or idia:va. fire per cent. Canal d-f erred ttock. Under acts of the Geneial Ase nbiy of the State of Indiana, entitled "An act to provide for tie funded debt of the State of Indiana, and for the compleM of the Wabih and Erie Canal to Evansville," passed 19 Ii January, 1346, and MAn act supple neata y ta" th sud act. pissed 1347. Arretrt of interest 10 the fust of January, 1S47, chargeable on the Wabish and E.ie Canal, tills, I mis, Uc. pursuant lo acts of the Legislatuie of luJiani, patted Jaouaiy, 134S, and on 1S47. This certificate is issued to a subscriber for the advances to be made to the trutees for completing the can il to tvanstille, on the O.iio river. 0 nit this when not iüued to a subset i'er. Be it known, that tbe Wabash and F.iie canal and all th tolls, lands, aod effects tppeitiitiing thereto, from the State line to Evansville, on the Ohio river, as deoibed in tbe above men'i ned acts of Legi-latuie, and all tbe property of Ihe State of Indiana therein, aie irrevocably pledged in virtue of the sail acts to A. U. and bis asnns, for (he sum of thiee hundied dollars, being pait of the aricariges of interest from the lint dir of January, Idll, to Ihe first day of January, 1317, on the amount of bonds surrendeied to the State by our act of suriemler of this date. This certificate to bear interest at ihe rat of five per cent, per annum, from the 1st Jano try, 1353, and which will be payable in the city of New Yoik, half-jeail, by equal payments, on the 1st July and 1st January of each year, pursuant to the acts of the Legislature of Iodiani bore nienliuued. And be it furthtr known, that thi certificate, and the interest lo accrue ihereon, are entitled to the prioiitj of payment given by the above mentioned acts of Legis Iure, 00 Ihe conditions theiein respectively mentioned, to subciibeis fur advances to tiustees for completing the laid canal to Evaosville, on the Ohio river. Omit Ibis when not issued to a sub-ciiber Thi st ck is transferable upon surrender in the city of New Yoik, in bot.ks to be kept by the trustees of the Wabash and Erie cmal, there resident, by indorsement hereon and according to such other rules and forms as ai or may be piesctibed for thst purpose. Mem The word "itock" stuuld be used instead of "certificate," in all these cettificates. I5Y AVTIIOSIITY. An Act fixing Ihe limt of holding the terms of the Probate Courts in the county of Marion. Sectios I. Be it enacted by the General Atsembly of the State of Indiana, That heieat'ter Ihe several teims of Ihe probate comt of the coun'y of Marion, sh .11 be commenced and holJen at the ti-nes following, to-wit: On the third Mondiy in February, second Mmday in April, last Monday in May, second .Mondy in August, first Mo day in October, and the second Mondiy in December in each year, and shall, if the bninesi thereof require it, sit one week at each of the Febiuaiy, May and October terms, and two weeks at each of the April, Auut and D cember terms. Sec. 2. All process shall be retainable t the terms hereby fixed and parties hall appear accoidmjly. And all laws now i', force conflicting with tbe provision? of this act are hereby repealed. Sec. 3. This act to be in lorce irotn ana arer m pas sage and publication in the Indiana State Journal, anJ Mate 1 Sentinel, and il is hereby made the du'y of the Secretary of lttm fnrthuKrh in ran suhch nublicat ion to be made, and , forwaid a copy iheteof u the office of the clcik of said 1 county. ROBERT N. C ARN AN, Speaker of ihe Houe of Representatives. PARIS C. DUNNING. President of the Senate. Approved January 21, 1S17 JAMES WHirCOMB. TO TM ILO I IS. TTUIE snliscnber takes this method of mating known to the JL trade, that he has invented an almost entire new system of in introducing this system to the trade, the subscriber has spared himsulf the mortification of having to combat objections to the use 1 .na or m,.i,,n.,rv of mv kind for the purpose of Kmfle1?? "alo'ne"-11118 the plan ' meaIurins to ! To describe tnis system in all 1U points ana oeanng, ouia . occupy more lime ana space man ne can rrawamj uovi , ing assured that the accompanying testimonial cannot fail to satisfy even the most incredulous of its perft-ction and decided superiority over all others heretofore introduced to the trade, he 1 as located in the citr of Indianapolis, where ha would be happy to impart instructions in the above system to all who may fvor him with a call. To youn men who are fond of travelling he would sar that he is prepared to furnish the work upon terms that would yield them a handaome profit. He will dispose of State lights, and lurnUh the work with all the necessary instructions so that the purchaser can readily impart instructions to others. Thoe wishing instructions in the art of garment cuttini would do well to call and p-nd a ft-w days with him, as it would ailord him a better opportunity of giving i.itif iction. The prii e of this system with oral infractions will be $15 00. To those who order it by mail, a copy with saüsf.ictory explanations will be furnUhed at 310 W). Address J. KNOWLAN'D, Indianapolis. Ind. CERTIFICATE. Extract of a letter, dated Cincinnt , Oct. 8th, 1316. The writer is HCting as foreman and cutler for Mr. bnauriirer, on Fourth stiert, who, it is said, does the largest and most fashionable business in titatcity. . Ma . J. Kivowmu IW Sir: Tours of Sept. 2PiU is received, in which you ask me to inform you by return mail, with what suecast I have used your system. In answer, I would say, si', that it atrords me great plcaure to say to you that your system is in every way equal if not superior to the character you gave it when here. I have used nothing else since you were here, and I am positively certain that I shall never dispense w ith it for another. I have not hat a single cnat to alter since I have been using your system ; nor do I have the least dread that I shall ever again be troubled upon that point. I have only to add, go on, and success must and will crown your efforts. Respectfully, ALEX. BOYD. New Aliiit, Ind., June 4th, 1846. We have never before given a certificate in support of any sys tem 01 garment cutting heretofore invented ; irom tue tact mat we never saw one, after giving it a trial, that we thought worthy the patronage ol tne trade, until we tnea J. una iaou i ; wnicu we have fouud upon Uir trial to be as near the point of perfection as it is possib e for the art of garment cutting to be rendered. Br this system, we can Gt even the most unaccommodating forma with the utmost precision. We would say to Creak Tailors that you can nevet be complete masters of the science of garment cutting until you secure the above system. HUNT & LAPPING. MiDisoff, Ind., Jan. 16, 1-47 We purchased of Mr. J. Knowland, somo time last summer, a copy of his new system of garment cuttin. We have tested it faithfully, and with the greatest pleasure, recommend it to the trade s the only system nor in use, that we have seen, worthy cf patronage. It is al it professes to be. B.N. LAXIIAM. r O.ILONQ. M.APPLE, t.ocis villi, Ky., July litli, 1816. Ma. J KxowLano : It gives us treat pleasure lo he al'le to contribute our rune hi favor I the value of your system. Hundreds In all ages, of the trade have labored in vain to win the anme arhlevementa in the art of garment Cutting that you have gained. Nothing la wanting to bring your system into universal ue among the Irail, hut a knowledge of its merits ; and that it may speedily find its way amongst all who ran appreciate Its merits, and that you may reap toe reward of your la'-ors lo advance the interests Ol the profession, permit us to subscribe ourselves, Your. If., I'espectlu.ly, SHERMAN 6i COLLINS. Ettract of a letter, dated LonsviLLe, Ky., Der. 9tli, 1846. "I have used your system upon many forms Unit were never before fitted, und 'succeeded beyond my most san-.-uine ex porta lions. That your system may rontinue to spread amongst the trade, ia the siucere wish of your old friend, J. B. WALKER." Extract of a letter, dated Fabis, Kv., Dee. 3. 1816. 1 be.lcve your system to be the best on new in ri'C. C. DAUG1IERTY." Extrart of a letter, dated DaxritLE, Kr., D'f. 9th. 1816. All who bought your system in this section of the country, have come out master cutters. You have completely revolutionized the trade in this part of Kentucky. To deprive us of the knowledge of your avstem, and to prevent us from the use of it would be the means of dest'oyi.ig our buin to a great "xtent. Kespectruiiy, aiuuxt; m. nt-r .tit Lara viTTB. Ind. Dee. 90th, ISttf. Mr. J. Knowland was in tliis city teaching Iii ayi-rem. It was purchased by nearly all the erttkt in tliia pl..re. He cut three coa'a by his tfitrm for my customers, and they were per Ort. I assure you. I saw a numher of otherro.ua thai himaclfand other rut by the lame In this piare. and Ihry all, without a singt exception, wer complete ia all part. Respectfully, R. C IV A l 15. The a'wjve is an extract of a letter of Introduction to D. Preston Of Lo;aiisport, Ind. Casixidoi CiTT, InJ., :ov. '.'Utn. loio. Knowln.iri's avstem of rutiinv is a mo nest some fiftv or sixty di:Ternt works on garment rutting that we have purchased and tested, with a view to rid ourselves of the disazreeaMe necessity Of altering garments. We found no relief from those difficulties until we received instruction In the above system : since wnicu ail those trouble have vanUbed. We therefore with the utmost confidence recommend It to the trade eenerally. Bespectlully, CLaTEtt fc UASilLiU-x. IsDnmro'.is. Ind., Jan. 30th, 13 17. Thi U to rertifv that Matthews 8t Knowland' svstem, a in vented by J. Knowland, lias proved itself In my hands to be fully equal ti what it Is recommended to he, and I am bold to say. that to supercede it with another, is impossible. .No one, after getting a correct knowledce ol h would dispense with the ue of It for any reasonable amount. iri-tf J. c K r.r.n. MiniKIFF'S SILK. W Y virtue of hin writs of venditioni einona. to me directed from the clerk's ohVe of the Marion circuit court, I wllf eipos to puhlle sale, on the 28th day of r'ehruary. 1S47, at the Court lldiia door, in the town nf Indianapolis, within the hour preserved by Itvr, the rents and profits for seven years, of all the following real estate, to wit : Forty feet o,T of the north end of lota number II and Ii. In square number 1 1, in tne town or tnnianapolis; and on failure to realize the full amount of judgment, Interest and costs, I will, at the same time and place, expose the fee simple of esid real etate. Taken a the property of John Rear, at the suit of the St.iie of Indlnna for the use of George Weiand : and at the suit of the same for the e of Pamuel T. Woollen. A. W. RUS3FLL. February , 197. T8-3w-$1.P7 SherlT Marion County. SIICKIFF'S SALE. BY virt ia of writ of venditioni eiponat, to me directed from the clerk's office of the Marion circuit rourt. I will expose to public aale, on the Sth d.iy of February, 1317, at the Court House door. In th town of Indiarapoli. within the hour prescribed by law, the rent and profits for seven year, of the following real estate. In wit: The fractional part of the northwest half of iure ntimSer 19, lots number 1,3 and 6, lit the town of Indianapolis ; and an fuilttr to realiz the full amount of said Jurlsment, Interest aud costs, I will, at the same time and place, expose the fee Imnie of i I real estate. Taken ai the property of Robert, Pamnel I. and F.I lott M. Tatterson. at the suit of Mo Fatoute. Adminia- , trtre-f the tate of Joenh lke. deeead "9-3w-$l,7a A. W. RUdSELL, ShsrII Marlon County

3nMqua Btotc-Bcntinch WEEKLY KPITIOX. ETEBRAL TICILAUCE IS THE MICE IT LIBEkTf . I.MM WAl'OI.IS I i: II. 4. 1847.

Our Turin. ThefoMovi ing will hereafter be the permanent terms fthe Weekly Indiana Stale Sentinel: (-Payments to be made always in advance. One copy, one year, fJ.OO Three copies, one year, 5.1 0 Five copies, one year, 8.00 Ten copies, one year, 15.00 Sciui -Weekly. ( Published three times a week durin j the session.) One cor.y, 81.00 Three copies, 10.00 One copy during the session, 1.00 Tnree or more copies, .arh 1" To Conopoiuleiitsj. "Backwoodsman." Your last cuts a little "too elose," and is mainly ii not wholly true, nevertheless. But as "both lies " have had a " blizxard," wc prefer to drop the matter at present. J. Y., Liberty "Tkt was published in our last tfsturdaj's Semi-weekly. A great accession of subscribers, however, en tireljr exhausted our edition ; and the press of matter on our weekly columns, prevents ns from fulfilling your order, as w e desired to do. Suppose you try the semi-wctkly a yearf If not satisfied, call next year, (if you liav a chance !) and get your money. Billy V." Boston. Thanks for late foreign papers by the Hibernia. Now sit down and tell us why you dont write ! We are especially desirous to know if Mr. B.s son, reported to have been burned in the late fire, was the son of our old frit n J A. B. whom we visited list spring. Spare us an hour or two occasionally, or tell your better kalf to do so. D. Fn Eugene. Can't do any thinj for your " brother " at present ; but will notify you of the first good chance that turns up, whether under the banner of Democracy,1 or otherwise. C. D. II-, Camden, N. J. That "shjet" of yours doe not come. What is the reason f H. Si M-. Bedford. Hst not the article you dtaire; but will in. quire of ' the brethren " here, and if successful, will inform you traijhtway. The Sew Itntlcr It ill. We publish to-day the new Butier bill, or in other words the "cir slight amendments," which Mr. Sutler had notified the public were necessary in order to carry into effect the State debt bill of last winter. It w ill try the patience of our readers to do so, but we hope they will nevertheless give it a care'ul perusal. We confess that we are not pleased with some of the provisions of this new bill; but it has been decreed the law of the land, by those Laving authority, and so fur as we are concerned, we shall submit to its requirements with all the grace we can command. Whatever may be our fears with regard to it, we hope its practical eCects will be as beneficial as its sanguine friends anticipai'.-. We shall endeavor, as soon as we can find time and space, to present an analysis of the act of Iat year, as well a9 this, so that the provisions of each may be comprehended by the people. We observe that some of the papers have published the bill as it first passed the House. It will be found, by an examination of the law as we publish it, that several important amendments were subsequently made : such for instance as the requirement of the completion of the canal to Evansville within six years under a penalty cf a forfeiture of priorities. aud within ten years, under a penalty of forfeiting every thing. Some entertain the opinion that this provision will cause the bondholders to reject the measure altogether. Central Canal. We are "lad to be able to state that the officers of , stc have determined to proceed at once to repair me , . -nrn j T;nnIP damares in the Central Canal between broad Kippie and Indianapolis, caused byjthe late flood. The Governor havin'T declined, 83 We unuers-llnu, IU approve the bill passed at the late session, providing fur an appropriation far this purpose, in consequence of its includiuj & provision tu asthorizs the loaning of the revenue" of certain counties to the White Water Valley Canal Company, the repairs oa the Central Ca nal will be made in accordance with the provisions of existing It ws. A notice to this ciTect will be found in our advertising columns, to which we refer contractors for information. The Sltre me Eench. The State Journal notices the fact that the Governor haa appointed Thomas L. Smith, Esq., of New Albany, tu fill the vacancy on the Supreme bench, until the next session cf the Leg islature, and in alluding to the recent rejection of Mr. Smith bv the Senate, says, he " will meet with no better fate next winter;" that "there cannot be found a Senate willing to advise and consent to the elevation of one so notoriously incompetent, to a po sition of bo much importance," &c. The prediction of the Journal is worth no more than ita assertion of Air. Smith's incompetency. We will venture to predict, that when the year rolls round the Journal itself will be compelltd to eat its own words, and not only to witness the confirmation of Mr. Smith bv the Senate, but to acknowledge the gross injustice of its present groundless assault, and to bear witnesä to the high qualifications of the incumbent in every respect. Mr. Smith's xcorks will tpeak for him, and despite of all the prejudice which the Journal cau raise, will sustain him. Let these predictions be remembered by the people, either to the discredit of the Journal or ourselves. Th3 Journal further asserts that the Governor "assured the people, in his electioneering speeches last summer, that he had appointed Judges Perkins and s 1 Dewey as a compromise between tne parties, anu that their names would be submitted to the Logislat!.ire for confirmation." If this assertion is no better rounded than that in relation to the notorious in competency" of JHr. bmith, it is wortn just, nounng at all. We dj not believe that any such pledge was made; but if any such purpose had been intimated, the proscriptive course pursued by the whig majority durin the late session, in which every important measure of legislation was mads to depend upon the election of whig aspirants to every olnce that was filled, would have amply justified lbs Governor in changing the purpose which the Journal alleges he entertained. ft"T-We have a speech of 2li. Jlenton, in which he places the President and himself clearly right in relalion to the Lieut. Generalship. Y e Eliould tlnuk that some of the Domocrats in Congress would feel very much humbled by it. But every thing has to bend to the notions of President makers, let the true interests of the Democratic par'.y and the country suffer as they may. 07-The Eutler bill crowds out several speeches' comnrunications, and other matters, which would otherwise appear in this paper. We shall crowd them oil in as soon as possible. QAYe are requested to state, that the Register of the Land OSce at this place has received the books and papers of tho old part of the Fort Wayne District, attached to this District, and entries can now be made at the Indianapolis Land Office. 07 Ever since our neighbor of the Journal got lh9 sinews of war," it has been threatening every day to kick up a terrible fuss with somebody. We are waiting with a good deal of curiosity to witness the explosion. (7"Aftcr great tribulation, they have at last mide out to raise a regiment of Volunteers in Massachusetts The federalists opposed it to the utmost. - - j. in 1 1 - mini- at'aaouraa. SHEETS St ItrNAGIITEX, produce Dealers uid Coraiuutioii ,!UrcIi:iiits, ' MAEISO-V. INDIANA. 77-ffiut

Front Ihe Army. The U. S. steamship Eudora, arrived at New Orleans on the 17th, with advices from Brazos Santiago to the 11th January. The Eudora brought over Mr. O'Hammond, bearer of despatches from Gen. Scott to Washington; Col. Croghan, U. S. A., and among other ofEcers, Capt. Evans, in charge of five Mexican prisoners. She likewise brought 75 discharged soldiers to New Orleans. The steamboat Giraffe was lost on the 7lh ins-tant, in a heavy Norther miles South of the Rio Grande, and four persons perished tho vessel a ttll less. Gen. Scott was at the Erazos on the 12th inst., and would remain there a few djys,whcn it was expected he would leave for Tampico or Victoria, as lie had sent an express to Gen. Taylor, informing him that he would meet him-at one of those place. The express had not arrived when the Eudora 6ailed. The weather on the 7th was intensely cold at Matamoras. Wc tnke the following from the Flag: The 1st Indiana regimi-nt, under Col. Drake, reached here yesterday from Carnargo, and will immediately relieve the lid Ohio regiment, and occupying this post, who await the orders of Gen. Scott. Two companies of the Indiana regiment, (Capts. Wilson's and Evans's commands.) are to be stationed at the mouth of the river, the remainder to be potted iu and around the city. Gen. Patterson had 6afely reached San Fernando. Capt. Heynes returned with a requisition from Gen. P. for an increased amount of provisions and forage, and to act as an escort to the train which conveyed it. The train consisting of DO wagons, left here on Sunday morning, and will proceed under this escort to Victoria, where General Patterson and Taylor, ere this, have both arrived. General Taylor, it is said, was to have reached Victoria vn Friday last. An affray occurred between a party of volunteers

and some Mexicans, on the lid, in which one of the former, James Scott, was severely stabbed. Congress. In the Senate, Jan. lili, after the disposal of the morning business, the loan bill was takeu up, and after a loiio and interesting discussion, the bill was oidered to a third reading, with two amendments the first prohibiting the hypothecation or sale of the treasury notes issued under the act for any sum less than the amount of such notes, including principal and interest : and the second directing the Secretary of the Treasury to report to Congress, at the commencement of each session, the amount of treasury notes issued under the provisions of the act; the amount mleemeü und how redeemed; the amount purchased, and of whom, and at what time purchased ; the amouut re-issued, and so ou. The Jlmse was occupied, as in Committee of the Whole, in the consideration of the increase of the pay of the army and bounty bill. At 2 o'clock, the committee proceeded to vote upon the Beveral amendments to the bill. An amendment, by Mr. I. E. Holmes, striking out all the original bill, except the first section, and inserting a new section providing for the payment of the soldiers in certificates of stock payable in ten years at six per cent interest in lieu of bounty land was adopted ; as also was an amendment providing that the soldiers shall be paid in gold and silver, and at the rate of ten dollars a month. Tending the action on an amendment, by Mr. Eeid, the House adjourned. Union. Senate, Jan. 27. The Treasury Note bill was taken up and passed ayes 42, nays 2. The resolution offend some days ago instructing the President to withdraw the troops now in Mexico, was taken up. Mr. Cilley said bis object was to have th: forces reorganized and sent back to conquer Mexico. Mr. Allen moved that the resolution be laid on the table, which was done, ayes 44, nays (X). Mr. Nilcs reported a bill providing for an Army Mall; which was discussed. The Army bill was taken up. Mr. Clayton advocated the volunteer system instead of regulars. In the House a scene of great excitement and no Utile confusion, ensued 0:1 the introduction of Mr. Schcnck's ioint resolution for the termination of the war in Mexico. The House finally refused to receive it. The bill for increasing the pay of Volunteers was taken up. The resolution offered by Mr. King, providing for striking off medals to be presented to the French omcers, who assisiea moving uie crew of the Somers, was taken up and passed. Mr. Parsie offered a resolution asking President Polk whether there was an American representative now in Mexico. Rules refused. The Naval Appropriation Bill was taken up; upon which a discussion ensued. Senate, Jan. 23. Mr. Fairfield, from Naval Committee, reported a bill providing for the building of four iron -steamers. The " Ten Rcjriment Bill " was taken up and discussed. Mr. Allen's ameudment proposing to raise 10,000 additiojyil volunteer?, was rejected after considersble discussion. On motion, Mr. Radier' proviso authorizing the President to appoint officers during recess, was struck out, ayes 80, naj3 13. House. The Naval Appropriation B.ll was taken up, upon which discussion ensued. Foreign Xcws. The Hibernia arrived at Boston on the 2öth Jan., as we learn by the Telegraphic dispatches of the Pittsburgh Tost. The most important intelligence appears to be the rise of the price in cotton and breadstuff which will be read with interest by every American. Cotton has advanced since the 5th of December to 1 pence per lb. Georgia and Mobile has advanced s per lb.. and Alabama and Tennessee 5-8 to ic. There has been an advance in New Oi leans cotton of 3-8 a ic. per lb. There has been an advance in the price of flour of 6 to 7s. per bbl. The advance in corn has been from 12 to 1 Is. per quarter. There has also been an advance in the price of wheat of 3 to 5s. per qr. Corn meal has advanced 4 shillings per 210 lbs. From the above news it will be'seen that there will be an increased demand in England for the products of the United States. It is said that about 200,003 to 300,000 in specie came out to Doston by the Hibernia. Stute of Indiana, IlctnlricJts County, ss. Ia tbk ciacriT corax roa frais trsx. 18s1?. Moaea Crawford and Smvtli U. Moore vs. Jehu llaillv, Thomm J. Matlock. Cornelius lionta, William I. Matlock, John A.D. Burrows. Junir C. Hull, Thomas Fleming, Cliarlea Alrlntire Jrisriili Corninf, Sanderson RoVrla, John Beeves, Maurice Place, Robert Cooper, Moses Johnson, and William T. Matlock. In Chancery. COME now the complainants, t y Ouarlca their Solicitor, and ty "eave of the rourt, file their amended Mil in th-se word, (insert.) And diso an ntfidvit of a disinterested witness, on the non resiilenrjr of William T. Matlock, Whereupon, it Is ordered that notice of the pendenajr of trim uit I civen to M William T. Matlock, by three successive puMications In the Indiana inte Sentinel, a public newspaper of penersl circulation, nrinied and nuhliahed in the adiulniiia rountv of Morion, the last ol which puMi- ation ahnll he at least rix'y days hefore the first d.iy of the neat term of tliis court ; and ttie said defendant. Muses Johnson, heirijf three ti nea solemnly railed, roiuee not. hut herein umkes default ; and the premises beinR seen, il is ronsii'ere ! that the said Mil. as to the defendant, Moses Johnson, te taken as roiifesed and true; and the aahl romphiinanta file their replication to the answers of Jehu Madley and Willuim U Matlo-a, ! this eausa ii continued. Attest, J. 1). P A RKL.lt, Clerk. O. II. Smith 4. Qca, Solicitor!. . . Januar SOth. 184. " 7B-3wia Tile SMtC of Indiana, Supreme Court. Nnrrwan Tis. A. D. 181G. TcssoiV. P-cimcm I A, A. l. IS4G. The Indianapnii Insurance Company vs. W illiam J. Brown. John Linter, fhllip W. Jfertwt, and Jatne P. Buehlsr, survivors of John Jamison, deceased. I error to the Maria Vir cm it Court. T !hi lime come Ihe plaintiffs hy their counsel, at d it appear ng to the ruisfiiclion of thecouit that the iaid William J.Urowa, Philip W. Feiliert. and James P. B-iehler are not Inhabitants of Uns Mate : Whereupon, on motion of the ptaimirTs, it Is ordered lhat said defendants, Brown, Faibert, and Buehlrr, be and appear before Hits own at the Stale House on Ihn tiist any oi ihe nell May term of this owrt and answer the plaintiffs' errors tiled herein, or they will be proceeded upon in iheir absence f and it U further ordered that a py of this order be published in the Indiana Suite reminel ft three weeks successively. A tine copy. 73 3w Attest, II. P. C'UDCKX, Clerk. The Sltilc or Iiili:iua, Suprcm Court. Nova stain Tcaw, A. D. 1816. TeasDav, Dictum 1st, A. V. 1316 Tbe Indianapnlu Insurance Company vs. VVillliam J. Brown, John Listei.Philtp W. Reihert, and Jame r. Biirnier, survivors ui aoun Jamiaon, deceased. rrrar la tht Marlen Circuit Court. AT Ibis lime come the plaiutitTs by llieir cimnsrl, and it appearing tn ilia sat ivfuclion of the court th-tt the said Williinn J.Brown, riiilio V.!eibert, and James P. Bdehler are inhabitants of Ulis i elate i Whereupon, on Ihe motion of the plaintilTs, It is oidered, that S id defendanls, Brown, Reihert and BuehU rbe and arnear before Ibis erairt at ihe üite House on Ihe inst davof the OeU Way term of this court, and answer ihe plahaiflV' errors filed herein, or they will I I w.iceeded uiwn in Iheir absence : and K is further ordered Unit a copy . I . ........ . . i . . . . a . . .. i f. i. (tf tliia order ne puDlisnea in ine inuinna duiiv wnuirci iui un. weeks successively. . A true copy. Attest 783W . H.P. COntTRV.CHc. Tries Stsile of Iiuliaiin. Supreme Court. Noviwisa Taaw, A. I. 1848. Tcuoil, Dccembbb 1st, A. D 184. Th. lnrt.anar.4ia Insurant Comnarv va. William J. Brown, John Lister, and John Elder, aurvlvot of John Jamison, deceased In ; arrw te tit Monoa Circuit Court. AT I his time come the plaintiff by their counsel, rj k appeann to the aatntf aclion id the court, that William J. Blown, one of the Crentnls,1s not an inhabiunl of this Stale; Whereupon h Is ordered, on their motion, that said Brown be and appear before Ibis court at lha täte House on he firet day of lite next may term tneretw neu answer e plaintiff' emx filed herein, nr they will be proceeded utron in hia Sanre i and it Is fiinher ordered üiat copy of this order ha ubifcDe4 a. ,i.. i a,.,. .il,.i itv ilirra weeks anrceselvrlv.' in A tru copy. 78-3. Atter U. r.COBÜB., Cleik.

list of i.rrrr.Ks V1EMAINING ia the Tost OSce at ladiaaapolis, IaJiana, on la Felwuary , JKfT. . CTPertjnt calling for these letters will please to lay A Vl'ER TlSED. The inland putae on all letters tr pnpert for Foreign Countriet mutt be pre-paid, otherwite thiy cannot te fr' warded.

iHand Miss Rebecca il'ardeslj Leti A 3 jrU.Jen Miss M iHrtit Benedict kli-mann Sophia 1. 11 rev Ileu:H.-u 'II Mr John liioward Mit E rtiaiina Mi l N C iHart William 3 'O'KerlT Andrew j P ,Te kins Mr Samuel E jfattou Mr John iParsIr John Yea bod y Kev C 7 :Fik-e Jesse i ; ferry 8 A Parsley Berry " li'attrrion John B Phillips Rev C B Pa.ktr Da id i Parker W 0 , Pat ton Joejjli jPower Svlves.er (Pepper Ssm'l ' 2 ' jParki-hara Edwa d J Petty t"ilas Pool D miel Prot7man A' drew Piere Djnit-I iPettewoo t K och Trvs'le Aucutus ! Parker Mr A ! i 1 Queries Wm I R iRiiltSack I hotnas Kyan Mich.iel I Read John N Jttotser Ichua Record Ruth j Redick Win P . jtU lennour John IRot.bi. s Ha liet Alloa Mrs Ann AMrilge Air, n Anderton rro Anderson E H Askroi W D Allee Wm Andrews Hetrjr Apple Mrs $umi Au-ln. son Wax B Brown Kotiert Btirk W C Bal Iwit Julia C Br.idy Il'-nry Br rri Luke Bi-'bee T O Blue Of-rarJ 3 Darr htU Robert 2 Baals O V Bal'litt Miss Franci K B'own Mi'ni H II;' J L ttaiuaa W N 1 1 ate U W X lUihiwaT John F Hoover Andrew Holmes U JJ llolenrook John Harness CJ-o 2 11 itchins W F tloyt Mr H lljrrey Allrt Hoover Daniel Bowles J W S Brown Joan L IHiiins Eno h D II jll rraiiklin J 'Johnston Aaron jlirkman 1 1 nam I luhn Aaron j Jones Wm jJami on John lones James J ohnston Theo jlamiaon Putn.-k H lohnston JoaaiLan Jo-dan C Blee Wie Jovrph B'l-Iflh i Y. BorfU-n J W Brown Jo-ph Braun urn Juhn Brown Prter Bnrpess P BlacLleile E Borlr ph James It Beechter Mr J BJtch Mr J Rusm.11 Jo'Cf h H Stewart Hugh 2 Shuok J H Swa-ii- r !u'n C ßnnW man Hnry Jackson J 3 Bornrmann llenrxioh; Jordan Jacob Brackenri.ige Mr JasjJones rlcmirgJ Blossom Jsrnes M C emple Mr Alam 9 Karfagan John O emjr Nimroi Kin; Mim Hariict ri-n Conrad Kellog? Newton K iuclimiih John iSrnith S .m'l W jStaton CrVo W :Si lehottom J II UargeutAW ;Smo k haas lmith Mr John IsU'ieharli Mary M jay. rWmJ 2 j"iew3rtMiiReU-cc !hnan Mr J.'hn t Stehcnon Wm .Sullivan Michail i Stewart Wm 2 j Spears James jSanence Joetb. iSmi h Geo W iSaun leri Mr Henry 3 jSmith Daniel R 2 'Shearer Dani I W ;smrh Mr William jSmith C A jSmi hey Mrs Mary I Smock Peter Isl won MrsMaliedaä i Scherer Rev Jacob i Smock Ahrara Sleai Reuhca jsinks Nonh iSnidi-r David ;Stor- Nthemiah jSmith Na'han jSumr-erThos I Shepherd Rami tewart rtobert M ;Shearer John 'Serinr Messrs Mellen Cressr T R Carr I.ewi C Co'trrll Eme'on Cole JanrtHi W or R Catterson ZercMa Clinton Martin Cook James I. Co'tiriirham Charlotte lafever William Ca-larn II P Cooper Henry Chambers Wm ;Lanj;sJle Joshua Lewis II II Leavitt Asbly Long Thoi M-owilen Andrew iLirknm Horace Landrers Chas Lamo Mr , Leunar ! Geo Lott M D , Lockbart Jadge Landers Jack Cook John II Csrtriirht Levi C off mm W Henry Cleveland M Cond F.melina Cox Willi, rn Clark Mr. Joseph Carson C W Cooper Charles Chapman F M Cond Mr John Crane Stephen Lee Mr William M Maon Stua-t Mun ly Mr James Meeker Oliver P Martin Mr Enoi Mitchell Mr Wm Myers Mr La-k u m Mor ris Jude B F Miller HiRh O Malory Dvid Meiling Charles Msthewa Vr Cyrus Meek Mr F.lizahelh Mace Hon Daniel Morris F arei A Moore Sam! k Mary Morrow llnh Moore Willism Marsee Rev Joseph Myle John Morehouse Albert Maurice Thos Ca-pen?er O-o Cniser Lemuel Caswell Catharine A Corwin lame Constable C It D Porsey Rev Welev Pennev Mrs Martha Dick Rev John N S Dill G-ecnW Deaney T V Darin er Jacob Davis Benjamin Diy Mi D-lia Seibird Saml M T Threwson Garrett Thompson Joseph Truell D Tuttle Aaron Todd Hcnrv P Taylor Col ED 2 Dawwin Elijah ; Day L mh Dunn Tho B Dickeron James Divis Thos Davis Samticl Day Chas B Dunn Röhl DnycknicV R B I)omor R O Dunn Geo H E F.vans W D F.dsa 1 L M F.aton W Kran Mr C Kte D K Ellis Lewis D Endecott W II l-'mbree Daniel F.gleson Jacob W F Foote Jeremiah 3 Folta Jonathan Farris M Fisher I Fouts Miss M Fletcher Dsvid Ferpnon B Frie Davi 1 Fritch John" Farlev lohnston Fletcher Thos W Fletcher Michael G Going Mr J Oihon Mr Andrew Ooll Mr Adsra Garrett Mr N Groves Ber J Gruben Ernest Giston Hiram Ulascon Alf'ed II Heiner Mr J Holmes V C Hartsoek Mr H 7S 'Moore Mrs Mary Thompson John jTomlinsor. Kmlo;k ITiflTmy Fev J jTewitt John ITowIt lames Mathews erley Moshu-ff William Miller Scott Morgan Granville B Miller V M It A N.Thurston Emmit Hire V IVarner Mr Allen Manstirld John F Morphv Rebeeca Mecks'john W an Bbriottm Wm VcgKsanp Miss M E2 MACS McMahon C McCray Samuel McLaughlin Thos McClunjr. Satnuel Mclntyre Rebecca Mclntoth Enos McCready James McMillen Samuel McBride Wm McMil en Wm McCurdv Samnel McDiniel tlii?h VcCol om John McOuat Mrs Mary McGuire Mer-y "2 Mccarty W M McVcy James N Nippcrt Rev L Vow 1 ind Mrs A T Nesmith T A 2 Nejrley O 'O 3 Negley Jacob C P Nowland James Noble Charles T 2 Xauringer John 2 O O'Hain John O.burn M A Orr Mr Ber.j L. W Iker Al iper v illiams Martm White Michail Wert Mr Jovph Wells Mr Aaron Wilson W P !WaI lace Mr James White Mr Samh Wil ett Sara'i Jane Westfi.ll J M Wilkenson John T Wiener S S Wilron Mr An-lrew Walker Gen Jacob 2 Wet L Wilkershsm John G. Wallace Joseph Wal! Susan WilWi-ison Win Wood Be-j S (Woods Elias iWelrbel John A jWhi'e Albert S 2 ; Williams Abram t Y IVo'injr. miHiiicT, Miss lYonnic Mr B (Yoik Cym F Z iZeuler Mr John DL'.VLAP, P. M. rin. A small ram of money, w hich Hie owner can obtain, b nrniiertv. nn annlictlMin In this nflii e. proving rs-3w .OTICE TO KIDDCIIS. Canal lins. SEALED PROPOSALS will be received br the unle sirrncj. at theotüceor Audi or of State, until Thuiviav. the lr'.h of , eoru.ry. at 10 cloca r. !.. for rep,.r.ng the CENTRAL CANAL srum t.naern.ii. .vi.i ,0 Broaa luppie. , The work will be uivhjcJ an J coutracteJ for ia separate lection-. as follows : 1 Sr.cTion No. I, removing all the Guard Lock Timher, Gates, ' Filling, kc , dow n to a point 4 feet above the foundation of the Lock. Sectio! No. 2, furnishing all necewarv materials, and rebuilding Guard Locks, and Gates, tiling cribs, and making necet- I sary embankment and protection about the fame. HtcTio No. ?, ' repairing breach in Tow-paih at Smith's Far-m. Skctiov No. 4, ! repai.in;f b each in Tow-pa: h at head of " Titt's Blurt." bxcrion No. S, repairing breach in To-a:h at "Lower Blulf." Sectio! No. 6, removing the Aqueduct at Kail Creek, including- abutments, i pie s, foundation, and all tbe drift ahout the rame. Steno No. ' 7, furnishing all necessary materials, and re-building the Kail -Creek Aquu.luct, digRing necessary pits, filling sbu'.meuts and piers, and making the necessary embankment and protection ; about the same. bccTiorc No. H, furnishing all necessary materials, j dir?in pits, and constructing a ulveit at Poz ie's Run. or an ' Aqueduct a may De ueiermiued at the day ol letting, and Baking ; . . ... - . . . ... lui nwrsMrj nniwiiKmmL lau niviecuun iwui me lame.' i necessary embankments and protecti The Contractors on Sections 1 and 6. will be entitled to all the old timber removed, in the Uua-d lock, and Aqueduct, exci pt tbe foundation of the Aqueduct, which is reserved for the us; of the State, and they will le required to place all the old material, to as not to iutei lere with the afier operations on thnse sections. The Contracto-s for re-building the Ouard Lock and Aqne-luct. will be charged w ith all the oil timber, stone, and iion, that the Superintendent may permit them lo use, iu the conduction of their jobs. Fee ions 1 and 6 must be finished by the I5th of Ap'il. Sections 3, 4, and S. must lie finished by the 1st of M .r. Sections 2, 7 and 8 must be finished by the 1st day 'of August next, and the Contractors on these sections will be required to enter into contracts, subj'scting them to a pemlty of 20 dollars per day, for each and every day th.y may be behind their time, unless the Superintendent shall be satisfied that the delay was unavoidable. The Contractor on section 7 will, in like manner, be entitled to 5 dollars per day for each and every day his job may I e finished p lor to the time allowed him in his contract . The rules and regulation, observed in the first construction of the Canal, w ill be enforced to far as they are applicable. Plans, specilications and estimates, can be seen at the Auditor's Ottice, for 2 dare previous to the l-ntiug. Bidders will state a separate price for each item contained iu the estimates on each section. TEH MS OK PAYMENT Cash, at regular monthly estimates, reserving 10 per ceuL until the final etimite. B. BltOWK, Supt I. D. C. C. I.iDisssroLis, Jan. f.9, 18-17. tl AnmxivritAToi.'s sale. "JfJ'OTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned, administrator 1 nf ik. Miflti. or A nd inn Murnhv. Iat of Marion countv. deceased, will, on Saturday the 6th day'of March. A. 1. 1P47, pro- f cced to sell the follow ing described tracts of land belonging to the rea! estate of Ihe said d.-cedent, to-w it : The west half uf the north east quarter of section thirty-five, in township eveoteenJiorth ol range three east ; also ten acres out of the noilhwett corner of the east half of the north weit quarter of section thi-ty.ibur, In the township and ra fce aforesaid. The said sale will te at pub ic auction, at the late ri lence of the deceased, situated upon the fi st d.-scrite.l tract of land, upon the following terms of payment : onethird of the purchase money to be paid in hand, one-thir I thereof to bo pail in t month, and the remaining onc-thi'd to be paid in twtlve months f om the day of sale. The said land i!l be told sulject to the widow's dower : and the purchaser will be required to pive notes for the last two payments, bra ins In'erent from date with sutricient freehold security! JACOB ROBERTS, February 2, 1617. 7fl-4w Administrator. Tlte M:lt" of liKli.iti:, Mttiioti Comity. U tht Circuit Court eats' cmtinu at the Octuarr term. 16-Mi. William W. UiMinis vs. .Vye Uillmes, Ktinict Farnswortli, RVp rarnswnrth, Ann Williams, Calvin ii. Wil'iams, Harriet Dillin; and Coddiugton Kiltine. Pttilieu fir partilioa if real tttate. fjnHE aaid defen-lant are hereby notified that at the October lerm Jl in the year l4ß, id the Marion Cirru t Cmirt, the alve inmed lI.i ii i.i. .l,nir.r filed i n an ul CiHitl his petit ion ! ii.. .i... ...i.n.a o.. ninrf them and h:i Ihe um x theiein; that lliey appear into said Coirl and plead lo, or answer, said twi-..r. ii,. c.ihtio nf said cause at the next Urin uf said Court, and that in default therec f, the same will be taken as cniifrxeed and held ns true agiinst them, and proceedings will be had thereon accotdirtgly. By order ot said Court. f. , . Attest, R. B. DUNCAN, Cerk. O. II. Smith, S.i'.icilorfuT rttiiumer. 31 3w State of Jiitliami, Jtlari" totiniy, s. Ia tu Matos CiarrtT CocaT. Pttitiunfvt Divorce. Eüialeth Mavlan vs. James Mathm. r"tlin said Elixaltetlt Mavlan Inivine this day filed her petition JL aeainst thea' ove named defendant, in tbe office ot tin: Clerk Of the Marlon Circuit Court ; also the BtTnlavit of a disinterested person, showing that the said defendant, James Maylan, ia not a resident ol the Bttwe of Indiana, therefore tie above defendant is hrrehv iiottried that the said petition is now pendln!! in the said Marion Circuit Court, and that nnlesa be plead, answer, or dunur to the same, on or before the calling ol the cause al the next term of the said court, the same will be heard and deti.ri,,i,,cj in his absence. R. B. ÜU.NC AN, Oik. L. Haaaoca, Sol.' Jr. tTth, t47. State or Indiaua, Alarlou Couitlf, hs. Ia tat Maaion Ciacciv Cocar, Ot-Toaaa TkRH, Is-.. In Caar. Geonre Mftaker vs. J.i-:o! Brubaker. ... - ? . r. . - . i i...l, nnllKn t IVAt raIIE asld tlelendanl. Jacm IJruer.. nete.. '"; Jl thea.ild eomplainnnt, Ceor-e Meisker, has Gled bis bill nf complaint in the al ove entitled cause. In Said Marion circuit court, against him, said defendant, that the wine la tmw pending In said court, arid that unless he appear titrto said court and plead to or answer said bill, on or before the railing of thta rau nt the next term. of said eonrt, tha same will be taken as confessed, and held as true arainst him. By order of tBCoMrt. ' " . i . Attest ..I'. R. B. PI CAA, CU. L. CAaaoc,8ol'r. for cOirpetnani.' 7-3w.

Ily the lr-ilriit of Hie Lnitel Mniia. ' iir.in-e if an art of Cnre ajiprin-ad on the 1 lib day ol July, lilC.enlilir' An act lo auUMii the l'rridctd of lie l. iiit.d Male tu sefl iW reserved minrtal Unda lu Ihe Slates t IU limnand Arkairfas.and J er rikjN-s I Wtacorvia ana ls,mrird tu conti, n hud ore," I. JA Ml K. I'OI.K, lassiosnv or ihi I n. iro Srstts wr AmsK, do fcrrrfcy strclnre ai.d maKe k n, thai public sale will bo hrkl al the Und olf.ee at MINE 4L POINT, IM the i'rna.iryur Wnronein. CNiimemirif oa M .M A V. tle iUm axytrt May neu, f. Ute d s,l cT Ihe kKumi; wcuon and parts of etkins id" Und Hr.scTornac unit to raoat At a at ccTaiai! iiLtuiDSrni.l'inU: H'utcf tktfnrtk primcip! mtritfLi. -Tari of sections m, mm. eijiit, miie, tra. twelve, twenty five, twenlyeihl, twtply liiue. Unity, thirty two, and Ihut) lhrre,ia lowashii one. tecixms Ii and right, and part of sedhins two, Un, tad thaty eew, la towiwhip Iwe. erihi.! rifieen, eeventren, rtinetcrn, twenry, twenty nine, thirty, and Uiir:y-three ; and MrUof srrlkMra ten, f.wnero. twenty-one, Iweatwo, Iwenly-tive, leiil--ii, Iwcuty -t;lit, Luny le, Unity four, aad Ihirtv-nve, in township three. rVciions twelve, Itiirteed, twenty-f mr, twenty pevea, and Uiirty lour; and psiru of sectrorw erven, eikul, fuurtcea, hneea, ai.4 eijhteen, iu town!iti tir. rertNms nine, ten, and thirty -sis ; and parts of eecltow eleven, (r teen.fineen. Icni lis tweiity aix, twenty aevea, Unr; four, aad tinny five, in low rhp five. rVani etsht, and ptu4 secikms to,tvent-four, twenty fire, and thirty six, iu In n-hip 11. r-vnon leritj -ii. end parts cf seclions thuty four and Ibirty-aljr., ia towi:sh:p seven ; and N-cii.i tuei.ty-tmt.ln b'wni-rHpeiM ; all of rtnreone. hxtMn Iwenly-eiht, tliirty three, and tl.irtv 1 ; f.itclionaj Sertioua tweniy nine and thiii) two, lite mum kind; aud jianaot arcliuoe Ik o, twelve, ami loeu'y 6e, in l..v nh.p one. rVctmn lrnly, and pn of wi l mis 11, seven, nineteen, twentyeijrht, llritjhiee. Unity b.e.and llnr'V six. in lowii-hip two. ercik.n tiiiry 111, and (nrutd txiiuu n:i.e, Hurt 1, and UiiDy-one, a tiwitlii liner. 1 het-uin thtr.ei n.and p.i'ta -f aecLotis tweatjigU and thirty two, iu low ii-liiji irMir ; and rvetM ifkl) lour, in tonnahip 6ve ; all of tat ft two. rVt'lioci three Liii taelve,aid purls of vcc'.iun l.-ui and five, ia toun-hrji tno. 'J-euwhS f.enl) -seven, thirty-f ur, ami thirty fie; and parts of sc limis ll;:r-c.-n twenty I1 rre, inriH) dr, Inruty-pve, tweuif si, thirty thrre, and t.nr'v-i-i, in lnwiiliip tliiee ; and - I "art ol w-vlkrii ili.ri) , in low rii-li.. lour ; all of rnge three. ' V. Part of sertiori twenty, ui Uwilnp Ihrre; etii.rfis teMy, twenty, nine, and lliirtv ; aOd trls tf fcia eiglit, acVriiteew, eighteen, timetern.aiHi twenty t-ilit, m iimiiHiir kail ; and uurl of acajtuo twenty, cigtil. In tnwnlitp evrii ; all td rHlige !e.r. ChUhui leiii-Nte.aiid parts td eiiihun six and tweniy, in Umnship ihrre; p rts ts' Uhis twenty five, iwmiy . twenty seven, twenty nine, lliiil)-lnr, tlmn -bve, ind thirty six, M low ntno lour j and Ntrt uf artlit K.ii-rii, im low nlil,i tie ; all t rstnge lit. LjlA tkt fourth principal tnri iditiu. Peclioti fiHir, rislii, nine, teni, lw niy f.sir, Iwrnty ii,twen!yntite, and thirt one ; and p.ilsol teclinos two. fi.e, seven, ten, eleven, twelve, tl.inmi, tourieen, nilee, lemiilr, eighteen, Bineleen, iweaty tie, tweniv Ion. tweniy Ihrre, twriat, live, iweiK)-eevrn, twenty- . eight, thirty, llrirtynwii, tinny three, tlnny-iiair, w tm nMnp mm. Tails ol wdhMis tweu'y five, thirty fme, thirty -two, tiiaty lliret, lllir-ty-lour, thiny-hve.an4 lUiriy-MJi, it. lwntiip two. ' liuuul acuuons tweu'.) ,lwcuty uiiie, auj Unity five, la tow asbip lliree. 1'aiu of sexliotif one anJ twenty-tin-, In low iliip f.nir. rnx-tHtn Ihiny, and paiU M' M-clt.fia thiee. eii;lil, nine, IhiitreB, fair, teen, eighteen, twenty, tweu!) -urn, Iwrniy nvr, twemy-et-vea, IweatHiiiK, liiirty one, luirty-lour, Uiirly bve, and Uiirty-s.x, ia low vuip live. . tetiK.n three, trur, and nine, end paitsof at ctions five and ei(bt la km lu-hip aix ; and IMnaii 1. ri.iy aeven, twenty eijlrt. twenty-nine, and thiily-ll.ree, and p,irunf xctHMis time, len, tweniy, end" l!nny-rA.ur, in township seven ; tllnf lunCei'uC StitK.iK two. li.rre.liMir. sis, seven, eiglrt. nine, ten, eleven, twlve, thirteen, and tweniy, an.l (xru ol rcli tMie. live, loniteen. fllleeo, srveuleeii, riylHeeu, uiticiren. Iw eiity-wnc, I w etil, -two, twenty -Uirae, Hurt), III llynHie, thui) two, Hint) -three ,.uid ll.iity-en.lutownoluptme. Ki Ullis iweiny five, tweniy u, Iw eniy-twven. twenty eight,' twenty nine, thirty, Unity lliree, tinny ka.r. ll.m-rie, and Unrt)-eis; and pun id animiMlwiii thnty-une, mnl tinny-two, ia u.w aliip two. -- I'artsot etthms eleteu and lliiiiy, 111 U wilnp three. Parts of aetHoi.s oue,two, lour, Lve, aix, tn, and Iwelve.in township kmr. tectHMis three, fi, five, aix, seven, eij-ht, nine, tea, eleven, twelve tbliteeu, acwnlrirn,eii:liU-en, nineteen, tweniy, twenty-tai, and thirty, il ; and -ran ol returns tuirlem, Dlteru. iwn.ty-iwo, tweuly lour, wenly rive, twei.ly-Mx, Unity, thuty one, Uurl) -Iwo, thirty Uirce.and thirt) five, in low iihtp rite. r-eciHn twetiiy, and twenty-one ; and parts .of .sex UHia twenty-thtee,twei.y-krtir,ihiriy üirce, and ihitty-iour, in uiii.'t hi ; aUi luni; two. I aiu of ecti.in ix, and twenty eight, in towtu-hip one. tS-cUons Unity, ami thirty-one ; and dmiUo! arlsm toiir.six.twetve, tweniv tMie.lwriily-five, and Ihutynux, in lowiifit two. -, tliiollS live and sevetilren ; and nnl of actikms lour, nine, ten, fourteen, rilleen, vitiU-eti, twenty, lwenl)-four, and tweut) -nine, in tovv ui.llii tlnee. Jettons rive, six, eight, and tweaty-eicht ; and tatts of seet.m am- ( Ven, tevrnieen, Iweuiy.lwenl) DAe.hinl 'thirty tlute.ui low iiüh pfi ut. e ecu. mis bve, six, seven, evriileeli- eiphlet-u, iiineUeii, 1 enty, th'f-

tyone,aiid lliiitlo- ami parts ol - Inn enllil, ten, tw etil) nve, lwenty-ii;ne, ihiity, and llnriy Hirer, in low nsliii hve. , brcimns tilleru and twenty two: and pnrts td aecisnrs thirteen, seventeen, twenty-one, Iwenij -lour. lwttit-eeri, tweniy ritit, tliliijrUiiee, ami thirty hxil. in Irwual.i;! six ; and nails .4' tecUuns twenty, and '.ue.ily-nme, 111 biwuhii M-veu ; ail ol tane three. 1'artt aeclhai nine', In tow nship one.' cSetUsi niiteleeii.kiid twenty l air ; and p..rts of aectlona 'iiree, lea twelve, llnrteeii, anu ei;;lurn, 111 ttv in-hip two. I'ail ol atttiuii fjcvenii eu, 111 U nliii lliree. 1'rtils ol secikias Imineen, 11. nnetu, tiveuty, tweniy tree, thirT ty, and thirl) one, in low iir-lup lour. ' i'ail of section Unity-five, 111 townhip five ; and I. " ejections iiutttren and twenly-aix ; aud aiU of sec'.tnna nitre, eievtli, lilleen, eighteen, l.ve.ny one, twenty-two, tweidytnree, I went) -seven, twenty etylit, tliirty one, and thlily-lwo, IU lov'iirlno six ; ail of lanye I.Mir. farts I ei:tioiis eigl.1, nevenieett, and eighteen, in towmdiip one. bectlons eveu.eeii, and twrnty; and pails uf tjeclloiia Kur,ei;b Uvn ,and mileleeii, In Uiivnlup two. Tans ol' MHlMins lour and tliirty. 111 low tiship three. ' beLlkMis twei.i) -seven and twenty eiRlit ; and parts of aectiona eleven, uineleen, twenty, twenty-nlue, and tliirty, in tow nship lour; and arttlona one, two, and eighteen; and n d aeclions seven, eighl; itaiiieeii, seventeen, it.iK-Ueu, aud iweiily-nve, 111 lowushtp six; all of r;n.ee Bve. ',.1 a r-eciM.u eleven, aud pails of . clion eiyhl, in Uiwnliip three; ana . parts ol eeclloris Ove six, seven, el(.ht. erlitten, iwemy- 1, two, twenly-aix, twenty -seven, and tllirly, Iu towulnp six; all Of j range six. I ails of section? two, three, ten, eleven, thirteen, and tweniy nm. I intown.hiptwo; and p.utul attiioo luirt) -lour, lu low uhiu urea j I all of range srveu. . . ! Tait id kccliou four, in township three. Tail id" rclHuiv iwemy aeveii. Hint) -four, and thirty five, in townahip lour j and pint of aectruu seven ,iu low uainy even ; all of ransa e,e"1- j . , j jilt smarter quarter tectums rf the abort Uindi, cntf rfi ia rkvU er tn fart b) thet mtiuKg ttat wluck ttuut mU e aacrmmtM ej Ike auf JuW ' Jvr tht cumxitHccncnL of Ut ute, will at cxcltdid tMrtJrvai. j Tie-euiplioii cliiinis w ill in lie allowed lo any ol t:ie ahnve lands. ..1.1 .iLriivL.!:. In Llinril m niihlic sale, and b Collie SUljeif' to private entry r and all nt aoch lanua as ct ntaiu a mine or nnuooC " .clu'.Mv ducvered ..Kl be,,., wo.fced. w ill be -Id m autR . UiailsK(U w ,UiHiivi.aai. as 1.1 include -ucli tula, of mine.. at i.i.l L.a 111 .11 tun d.iC'irs Slid fill! CelllS ttl HLIC J he .ile w ill be keil tHeii for two weeks, unless the laut. are a.HH-r ili.op.Med ol,) and uo longer; and no privat entnea of l.ind la Hie n-ctuHisand parts of sedMins sooliered will Iwadniiited until alter the expiration of two werk 1ih.ii the ciMiiinenceiuenl of and aal, t In luiUier execution of Hie said act, 1 have caused the LoniiuuioB erol the Cieneial liad Uliica tu publn-n with lb s pnaJaiiMiliva. a brief de.liptkiii of Hie ni.neial ireion in winch lota lands he, and or" tlie lauds now olli red lor sale, win. ti has bee n faepojed Ironiflhtuil docuiiieiiU and oilier means of luhiriualHin. Uiveu tinder my baud ai Ihe City of Washington, this twentieth day of November, Anno Uounni one tbousaud eifchl hundred Bu4 Ütherre.ident: JAMES K. TOLK. J.xu II. Ttrxa, -IcUn; Cimaiifixlur af the Geturul Laad OJic. The lands embraced by the above proclamation of the Pntkh nf a ne lanui e üf Clau.d 5U, tuUll . t; (br xnU,. lead m.i.e i , .. , . . . , . . . . ... . .1 . r. d nd fiom i.:di.-aiion on theau.lace, and e i rin.ei.1 made im Iii. gtne; it ia believed that many other tcuali) valuable cam, and may we txplotid at a lulling t xpciise. Krum the great nu.i.ucr of these mines, il would be iiA practicable to t?ive au adequate ile of their charaeret and haiiot, wi.ka' vul txivntJiii l hm nut ice laeyutid urupt r ttoundv. Il (utticieni to slate that tht ) are situated in the m-cIkui it ci.inti ) b.Kind d va the south by the Illinois Stale line ; om the west, by the Mi sissippk river ; on the north, by a lute draon i.e.r.y parallel to .he south side nf ihr Wiei. liver, al the average li.iai.ee of n-orlbe miles ll.errri-oni; and tin tin -al by a mv rnlnin nue p..n.r thruoth Ihe souictaof Miar I'rtrk, the whole ii-trict eoverini; a .uriat e equal to a'xrtil sixty full lo ii-l.i.. All iicces-aiy laciiiias loe tiaii-Mriini; the products lo a market are eü'.jrded by the MMIMin. ii and XViMiouain liver., and ..t-ir Ii iliarw, the Blue, Una I'luite, TckaluiiiWa, aud other r. vets bj w Inch the dl.inc r, seeled. Ihe above li.tricl wexphrtd by f)r. 0en, the rvolorlit of lie Slate of Indiana, . mult r inin ei !.... Iiotn the I reaui 1 part nurni, and in cuinp.iance Willi a rt.uluinn of ihe .'luu el llepie. reiiiauvts, pa'Md the oin ol" . bruar) , le.'J. I he able re(K.nnf this gent man, ptihlihed lit lf44, with the charts and illutralion; (Senate dociiimi.t, No. 407, 1st session, i8th foinjix,) eoniamS lnci mloin.alluu as to the loeation of each none, and shows that iu IkJü, (lie lead mllKriot 1 1 1 Iowa, aud v iwmit, lhou-;h only iarliaily worked, prudneed upward, ol thirty million inaauoS cf lead, of which t!ioe in Wucmi-iu, il ap ars, le.tted the lari-tr proKiniou ; and lunhei , that the w hole.ui.ti let, ir properly nnmd m uii Id ) ield one lnindre.l and fitly nuilion oui.il er annum. I'arnrular lita ul the arctivnt and .arta I ecti- to br kilned at said sale, bate been lunti.ln.-d to il.e regii-r and rto itrrlt Mimral Polin, It reiher Willi maps on lmh the Iota lion of each, trat t i deii.aled ; all of w hith w ill be sul-jecl to ihe evsnunai it .J il,.. ...n.ii lo i.unlii-r. J A M i.i H. IIHKK. Jicxiag VeutmUttamer rf tkt Ueuerai Ijamd kfice. ArmVr2!. 146. 01 i St no f ltiJiuii t, .tl.tritiii Count), trt. I the SUaioT Ciacr.iT Culrt, roe Awl Tcaw, A. U. 1817. ". George lli.beu ei al. v. fct lh lUcw, Henry VV. t-ii.wxUi and alary Ul-woftli el al. in Clwnceiy. . . T IIE above mmed o. lemiaiils llen-y V . Lllrnt!ll and .Vary Ellsw.dih. In. wne. are lieret v mailied thai liie a hove n iinetl Com plainant did, on the fourth lay of January int .m. liie in Hie clerk f vlhtenl Hie .iliirioii ciicuil Cfurt.ineir nni it coHtpi.tun in tne mwo etililled caue ni-aittsi Ihem and etll 15 atm, John F.Hidwy, Mary B. Vel, .Naliianiel West, Charha Wrrd (an IlifitH), t.rttt-e W. W rAj 'l'liouaa N. Meeker and üaiah Meee In wile, Martha lVtt,iit illn.m Wert, lite taner detettilai.i named tu m.I bill ir th alMWar eiit lied catite; lli.il Ihe saute is tmw pemliiig in tsiid cmrrt, tfPil they itppraratid pir.id lo or aiiawer Kinl b.ll on is hrle i!;e caliinc t4 Uw CMUretil the ne.vt term of v-iid oirl,lo le lh-14 al tber.mil Inaiae in' I iiüMii;if.i4Mt or tn. Hwe WUI ia UKch rrs caiiej-d atiü held um true acainat iheui. AiW, U. Ii. Hl NCA.N. Clerk, t) C.f.K.'uaia, 1'q.iily. Fmith k llArat-sUtT, Si.U. for CorrpU inmin. 3!-'Jw sixi:i:irxs s.ili:. Y virtue of avindiiicni ertmas to me tiiretted Irom he cleik bthceof the M trion circ&it cotirt, 1 w i.1 expoke to public sa e; S I on the äi day of Mirth, Jra;, at the courl b -uws door ia l.tdiau aoliK, l.hiu the hours pieciiiici iy law, lue reu. iuj p out., lor seven cars, 'f Il.e follow ing real oiate, to-w it : The et ball of the wet half ot ti e uorth-w est qiiaiterof section number nine, township number fifteen north, oi rane number f.ir eat, con-; taiuin" lj.rty acres; and on tailure to realne the full amount of judgment, inicreat,- and costs, 1 w iil at the same Ume and placet xjxite the fee simple ol taiJ real estate. Tfkcn aa the j.toi,ei-ty ol rimma Moore, at the suit of A if ed Hunifon. 3:WJw-.61 A. W. RUSSELL, fcheri.T Marion Co. MliaKirr's b.iiai:. SW virtue of a venditioni ei.ou..s to me di erred from tn i r. r'a iiriim nf the M.rh.n ciicuil ruiirt. 1 will flJtac to pj .Ii. ale. on ihe I3lii ily o February, Im7 al tl e court l ouse' r.oor in liiilianr.poiM, wiiniu liie i.our prrfrii ci ry twr rents and profus, for rwven years, of liie luilnwins real eKtate, to wit: The uii.livvil. il t.;i:d of lots imni'-s-r; 4. i, and 0. in square liura'n f " L t'l the lowii of lotliauipoir ; und nn fnilnretn rtalitl the lull Sniounl ol Judmem. intere,:, and ut. I w ill at the e,,t,a, time and place Xme Il.e fee simple of snitl rex I estate. TM en ss the pro;vHiy ol Jiues stains, at the au't Of DitniU MiDs.ael, January 18. l-47. , ' . ' , 31-:wfl.ci A. W. Rt;jg?F.l.t., "herl-r Marlon Co. '. Mii:i:iras sur. BT virtue of a decree to me li ected ftom the clerk's Ecu of tbe Mat ion. circuit t ouit, I wi.l expose to pul.be Sale, on lue 13th day ol February, iri7,at tbecoa t houedoor ia In)inpt.-' lis, within "the hours piuscribed by laa .the nntt and iofits,lor seven yxrs, of the loilowinf real est iU , to-wit: Fourteen fc.H three inches a if of the west side of lot number four iu ruare runbcr fifty-six, lot number seven, in sqnaie number fottv I. or. and lot niiuiber one in sipiare forty. five, In the tow n of I- dra .apoii ; sal tin failure to realize trefiiU an.outit of a-t id decree, interest, and costs, I w ill at the same time and i !ce expose the f.-e umple ef said real estate. Taken as the roperty cf f- Altord and A. p. Morris i, at the suit ol Joseph Eicken at"' f'ha'le Wondw arc. Sl--3w-jl.7J a.W. lfl'SstLL, htiUl Marion Co.