Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 7, Number 10, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 September 1847 — Page 4

ThE Mexican R.iudj.aioxtade. The IVayiine give- a tran-lateJ ex I rati from El lltanLirle de C'.'iiluicaits, pub.Ulied ün Louis PotoM. The following extract may 8t-rve ad a BuÄcient jH'cinien of i's extra Yao-anz. : t4 '.-.. .1... w' . - . - r c i r-.- .: t r

r rt int; ciair vi oan l.uis i n;nji ; t iru uer wortliy authorities, her deserving trilizeiM ! Lei lirf honest lame, let tlie glorious rennwu sliw lias acquired in the (resent epoch he inipeiislmbln ! Slav Sau Lui I'olosi renin n tire 4a ii J f tumor riiiI of nnirioiisui ; and may her

l.iftre never kin withered by mi act of iiilamy unworthy I iff brave penp-!e a people chivalrous and iruly Jlexi- ! tjj' can ! 'On Monday last the honorable Congress of Iii Stute j approved I he law which vvts subjoin tu this article, and at X'i

tlii tame lime look mt consideration the presentation in the hoh'irnli! iiiuiik ipnlity of this capital the report which we, ali insert below." "War without ft truce, war without censin, until our territory is restored, our independence assured, our injuries inJciniutifil. out arm triumphant and victorious, our fortree, our fl;!);, and our can nun delivered up, lliH honor of tlm country vindicated, all foreigner chastised, the pnle of the cowardly Anieriran liumbled who have treacherously conquered u only because we have been lilitin ime another in our domestic quarrel ! War, and jiothing but war, until we hurt in our power all the artillery oj the .lmrricuns, until (Jen. Srott, a prisoner, shall, vpun his hurts, kiss the hand of Cen. Santa Anna, and until Zuthnrij Tmhtr is fastened bij a chain, in the stable of Gen. Valencia Following Hi above extrnvapant rigmarole i? the (Vela ration of the Congress of the Statu of San Luii I'nti si, prntrMiiii? in the most solemn manner against the abant Miment of t! e national cnnso, compromised by the invasion of tln United Mates; protesting aaiiist peace, until one can be made securing the indenendeiice of Mexico, the integrity of her territory, the honor of the nation ami l.er arms nnd a complete indemnification fir the injuries occasioned by the army ol the United States.

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Mexican Tkeatukxt of Prisoners. White the Kentucky prisoner oi Mexico are complaining of their treatment by the Mexican nlhVer, t!ion who Ml into the hand of the people are treated with extreme kindness. Lieut. Whipple, recently captured near Vera Cruz, speaks particularly of the attention and kindness which have been hown him. He say: "Alf the tnh.-ihit.int of tins vilhige (Q iatepec) have extended towards me more than the elegant civilities of refined fife they have given tne assistance with a delicacy and propriety which nu American community can excel."

The Citv or -Mexico Comuierci.il business is in a most proslrite condition in the city of Mexico. Scarcely a package of goods has been received there f r the last three months Irom Vera Cruz or elsewhere on the Gult. The foreign merchants liier are impatiently awaiting the arnval of (In. Scott. They lliink lliat if Mie event would not lead to a peace, an open roiurnuniciitioii between that and Vera Cruz would follow. Indirectly they influence to some extent public feeling there, and this may have its share in producing tile desire for peacH prevailing to a greater extent at the capital than elsewhere. The war feeling is rile in all other parts of the country.

DirrircLTT bktwee Ges. Jcott asd Gej. Worth Mr. Kendall, in a letter dated June 21, state that Gen. Scoit has expressed himself dissatisfied with not only the terms of the capitulation entered into with the 1'oblanos ly Gen. Worth, but also with some of the acts of the tatter while in command of the city. Gen. Worth promptly called for an investigation, the Court of inquiry being then in session. Hi subsequent letters, though several weeks later, do not state the result of the investigation, the intervening letters probably having been lout when the express rider was shot. As the latest letters speak of Worth in command, it is probable that the court found nothing to censure.

Dreadful Snirw reck. Loss of the Stcediih Dark 1 lui a Ona hundred and srrenhj tico persons drowned. A telegraph despatch from Itosion lor the New York Herald makes the following mel. melody announcement: Tlie ship Chiming l, Patten, Irom Liverpool, 3ih ult., hound to this port, report that on Monday morning, !)lh inst., at one o'clock, the weather foggy, he mine in conMet wiili the Swedish bark hluna, Irom Hamburg for iNw York, wiih persons on board, and thai the bark sunk in 30 minutes alter the collision. Captain Patten immediately sent his boats to the rescue, and with one boat from llie balk, picked up 34 persons 172 perished. Anyng them was C;iit. A. A. Moherg. List ef passengefs sared. Edw. Koiser and Tereso Letthner, cabin p.issengers ; Carl Causen, Leohard Iloshuber, A Wester, Frederick Kohn, Clus. S?eiz and wile, Daniel Gun

ther, Frederick Kuburg, Johanna Wense!!, IL F. Uuh-

i lose.

Licit. ZVilc Safe.

This gallant othcer was supposed to have been lost

from on hoard t!;e steamer Yuzm, on a recent trip up the Missisippi, from New Orleans. The New Or

leans Mercury contradicts t ho rumor rf his hs and

says: "We are informed by a highly reppocMble gentlemen of this city that Lieut. Niles, when the boj,t tnn:k the m:, ium;ed overboard and was

picked n,t near the s-Ii re, a little above Freeport, bv

a negro in a canoe. lie remained in Freeport until

the next iiioruiii'f. when he came to this city, and

took pasjre on the steamer Conwy for St. Louis. -Cincinnati Enquirer.

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Horrors or immigration. 1 he Canada papers lire

till mrording thu rnvnges ol disease among the uufortu

lia:e immtgranls ; victims to crowded ships, bndly ventilated and poorly provisioned, in which the filthy und the clean are indiscriminately placed. Aiming the pnssenCers of one only of I lie hundred of slops sent to (Quebec

tins season, more unions are nndersood to have died al

ready than there were of Americans slain at Monterey

or Uueiiu Vista, both of them bloody affray with great

armies.

A Lrc-KT Artist. The H m J ournal states, "that

liamnri! hi, in the Pli;rt period ot seven nontn-, realized fifty thousand dollars from his Panoramic view

t the 3Iiissippi river, in ljston. lie has pur

chased a lot of ground in Urondway, with a portion

of tlit? profits, and intends to erect a suitable building njHin it, f r the purpose of exhibiting Iiis picture in

tins city.

OrThe Stark County (Ohio) Democrat denies that

the burning of Corwin in effigy was gut tip by Theo

dore Gibbons', a private in the Stark Ftanrrs, but

mvs, "on the bes-t authority, that the members of the

Ohio regiment. generally, cither took part in the burning, or encouraged or npp'roved it, with some very few exceptions. The Illinois rejimei.f, lyill

near by, applauded and cheered the act.

Charleston. S. C, fell off, in population, from 1530

to l"5l0, one thousand wuls. W e should infer tha

the ioces is still poing tm from a fart Mated by the

Charleston Mercury. At the election for sher.ti, in

1F3, 'S'V)l votes were cast in the city and county

but in the late election, the number was but J.Ulo.

Vm. Cost Jühxöo.n is said to be at Washington

city, managing to procure the assent of Whi? to

Iatloks nomination. He was an annexationist

and roes fur larjre territorial acquisitions. The

Wiiia hold back more resolutely than was hrst an

ticipated.

HctLTn or ihi Cit. If M were mal coonnonly known that tlie Ai;ue and Bilious fever, Inch arc our moat preailing duwues, si;li( beiimnediao'ly relieved by I'm't Iml.an VrgrtaMe Sugar Coalfil Pill

It wiilil aill ery buk-Ii to the ItealUl and tonifurt of our Community

This i im only a rafe anil nielitiiie,pnws J of iiilrliu-ic Tir

rie, but tlie bKlrr dnij I completely roatrtl over with liile sugar

and are a easy to tike as wijrar ptuim. Mixt of pills are if(r,but

Ihr'eioiwrMljr. TIM very thing t weak and delicate itimHiclM and

ctmlltrn. Ilisadrcalrd Impmveinent or mode of preparing nie du-iae. lIMUAAZ'OLlS I lMIAI.i: 1XSTITUTE. I IUI E fill nd wioer sei4n of the Feniale Institme will cmn9. meiiee on He.inUy, S'.Hh of feyo-mlier. '1 he Tracl er of the Inosuie IK1V4 asMs-ialrd w a litem Mw Uimm lUrtleU a (ra.limte i, nvi.unt teadirt of llie B ipot I'eumle heiuinary at Cluulestowa, t-ai'liuett. I'.y tin. arrnfement, plHl who wwll In tnk levaons in l-Rlin of tit lia iiiS, PainOnS, VVi4(ed work, etc., can be arrtimnMMUled at llw lnlil.il-,aii.1 by a division t4 tat. ne llnswigti BUeuinn can be given 'null lite studies in each de'inteiil. Vi- tl Muic will Iter titer I latiglil a a regular brsnra is study. Armieeinetils hae l-n in tde In BreoUinHMLtU; srVentl nu.i U-ties wn? Imi: rl in a piotis and higWy el:iWe privale tiiinly, wheie Hiey wnl I tiu.let I tie i re id" one or nnire f the lewlters. and every p..i.-.le ttliriiOt fiven to pntnwiie llteir ctHitfort and iniirvenieiil. r".ireiif a Jfiinre wnhmg I" I'1'" Ibeir daiih'er ra he I liAlMjite, will ule.w maKe known llteir W'teitiM.n. a as raavenn-iitr by ,i,r..t liMtesM. Riy, and pntvismai will be piouipfy "'' lur tltrn at ciniMmxla tl . 'B'4'l'lll. rsiMST nrpTirrT.

T(e:iiliiic. Suelutt. and writing tov slute, f 2 jO

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salc or rourriTED canal LAADS. Tbe f-llowinir lota or tracrs of Wabash and Erie Canal Landi having become furfcited to tha Board of Trustees ot tbe VVahash and fc.e Canal for the non-payment of iuterest, wi:i he offered lor ra'e, unlesa previously redeemed, on the 1st Monday in October, I-T, at Log.nsport. liiHiana. in pursuance of an act of the General Assembly of the xiiute of Indiana, approved Dec. "8, 1846, eutilltd "An t to amenJ in trt for the rthef of purchasers of Canal Land," ar proved Jaa. 19, V 16 : EAST OF TirrECAXOE.

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w I'.uir e qr s w frnc i e qr (5)

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7 ow n 27, Range 4 east w half n w qr w half n w qr

w half n w qr n e frae n e qr (n of river) s e fraction w haif le tr w Imlf n qr e hull" n w qr vv half senr

Town 27, Range 5 east

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Tovn 25. Range 5 east. e half r e qr w half n e qr hlf sqr w half e qr e tisif a w qr

w hall s w qr half o eqr fr:ic w half a qr e htlf qr fractional w half s e qr ht in 5 mile reserve e half a w qr w half s e qr e half a vv qr w half s qr half n qr w half n e qr w hulf s w qr n e fraction a w qr (lot 1) c half a w qr n traction w qr (kit 2) half s eqr

Town 27, Range 6 eatt. w hwlf a qr e h:ilf n e qr vv half a eqr half s w qr w half w qr

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Tttwn 27, Hange 7 eatt, w hnlf iwnr tint no. 4)

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s frae n w qr w half a eqr a frae w or w half n e qr e halt a w qr w half near

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lot " lot " lot " " w hnlf n e qr e half s e qr w half s e qr n half n w qr s half s w qr fractional w qr e half s w qr n e fractional s w lnt 6 s w do S w lot 8 lot 64 Rar. Res. w fraction n w lot 1 s w irac lion a w lot 3 e half n w qr e half s w qr w half 1 w qr n half n e qr s half n e qr fractional s e qr w halt s w qr w half n e qr w hnlf s e qr n w fraction seqr lot 3 fractional e half n e qr e half s e qr vr half s e qr e half seqr w halfa e qr n half n w qr half n w qr n hnlf s w qr a hnlf n w qr w hnlf n w qr e half n e qr e half s e qr w half a e qr w hnlf n e qr w half n w qr e half s e qr w half a a qr e half n w qr W hnlf n w qr e half n w qr w half n w qr e half a w qr w half s w qr e half n e qr w half n e qr e half n w qr C half s w qr w half n w qr w half w qr half n eqr w fraction s w qr a fraction s w qr (7) fractional n wqr

16 24 17 17 17 27 27 57 22 17 17 2 1 8 8 8 10 10 14 14 14 15 15 17 17 17 34 30 2 20 21 22 37 27 27 27 39 29 3-2 32 32 33 T3 9 11 3

Tovn 29, Range 1 1 East. e half n eqr 13 w half n e qr 15 e half s w qr 15 w half seqr 15 e half a e qr 15 w hstlf n qr 15 w half s wqr 15 e hnlf n w qr 13 w half n w qr 15 hall w qr 15 e hilf s wqr 17 w frariion n w qr (8J 8 do do a e 10 do do n SO Tou n 29, Range 12 East. s half n w qr 3 w half S e qr 3 Town 30, Hange 10 af. e hall n w qr 1" w half n w qr 10 n e hartinn a e qr In Rae Re, lot number 1 24 fractional n w qr 25 tin seqr 34 half s qr 2s Town 30, Hange 1 1 East b half n e qr 1 half n e qr 1 half s e qr 1 vr half seqr 1 a half n a qr 5 half near 35 fraction w half n wqr 25 w half seqr 25 e half n w qr 2 w half a wqr 27 fractional n e qr 29 w half t e qr 29 fractional s w qr 39 do do do 31 w half n w qr t 34 do do do do 36 fractional e half wqr 24 do w half do do 24 D w fraction n w qr 35 w half s e qr 21 w half n eqr 27 - v-i 7

e ami u w qt e half a w qr e half s e qw half s w or

7own 30, Range 12 East. e half n w qr SO w half n w qr 2 e half a a qr 29 w half s e qr 20 w half s wqr 20 e half s wqr 30 e half s qr 32 w half s e qr 33 s half n w qr 4 fractional s e qt 34 do n w qr 26 w halft! wqr 82

Tovn 30, Range 13 East.

80 o 2 3 2 80 80 80 11.0 CS 76 80 39 56 3 to 81 80 80 80 89 87 eo 80 80 80 67 88 80 80 80 47 87 80 82 89 Ml Ml 80 80 80 Ml 80 80 60 Ml 60 80 80 so 80 80 80 Ml 80 80 80 hO 45 43 C2 Ml 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 HI 80 38 59 80 80 80 80 80 30 60 61 80

80 20 81 16 48 88

29 8-1 65

90 8

91 rV, 85 70 10

25 25 25

w half n w qr n ft action s w qr s half n e qr w hall s e qr e half s w qr e half s e qr w half qr e half S w qr a half n e or do do do w half do do do n w qr e half s e qr w ha'f do do e hnlf n e qr hilf n tqr e half a w qr'

S 5 10 13 20 20 22 24 25 25 25

27 !S7

71 HI 90 , 80 80 Ml 74 80 80 80 65 54 14 14 88 80 55 78 6 HI 80 m HI 80 Mr

80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 100 126 81 80 61 WS 80 do do do do do do do do do do do do

71 88 81

99 f2 97 5 ! 53 19 re

92 10 70

P5 76

cert ic ota. 2464 2270 2758 1547 2566 2467 8.VW a: oi 2914 2915

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1 165 1168 1015 1016

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721

2028 2751

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312.

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2919 3120 3124 2643 2644

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2.108 25(9 2510

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3047 3048 3049 3050

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30.15 3d 3057

31158

159 3060 311 34'6-J 3lKi3 3046 3051 2499

1858

1860

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87 525 529 537

1419

6J3 694 529

1122

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2915

2669

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3123 2s6

2625 1943

1941

296

2297

7:2

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1637

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2900

2911

2902

2343

31H 3119 2973

2974

1644 1645 1IÜ'6

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2196

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2.181

2369 9370 2371

2372

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2:6

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1042 1019 11150 1109

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910

2.13

2729

23f9 2305

2o:t3 1139 7i5 1723 1716 1717 1713 710 944 1044 1719 920 711 714 713 927 929 1 03 nut 1677 167 1457 1705 2044 2045 1560 1452 1458 2041 9042 2043 2757 2756

28!3 2f93

-94 28'.I5 2j96 2f97 2r-9 2H99 4563 2753 2399 3tH)3 2995 2996 3993 2994 2941 2942 3083 3UK5 :to-4 3085 30-M) 3i87 30r8 3 -9 3990 3091 l 3094 3181 3183 3200 320 1 3078 3077 3095

Z)crrpriaa.

Set.Acrt. IIdlXt.

w " 37 - 34 - " 36 half a qr 13 w " 27 e 27 w ha'f s wqr 37 c half n w qr 26

Town 30, Hange 14 East

a halt s qr w half e qr n hnlf n w qr w half s w qr a half s e qr w half a a qr e half n e qr w half n e qr e half n w qr e half s e qr w " " e half n a qr e half n w qr w ' " e half s e qr ft. ft. e half s w qr w " " w half s a qr a half w qr a half o e qr

e hnlf n w qr w half n w qr lalf s a qr w half w qr e half n e qr tt it w half n w qr e half s e qr e u It at e half s w qr w " '

w half n e qr

1 3 5 6 8 8 8 8 8 10 12 12 13 12 12 12 13 13 15 1 17 20 30 20 21 30 30 22 23 21 23 39 29 9 29 12

Tovn 30, Range 15 Eatt.

W half a w qr

n half n e qr s half n e qr h half a w qr hnlf w half s e qr a half s w qr to ha f s w qr e half n a qr w half n a qr e half n w qr wbalf n w qr e hnlf s e qr w half s e qr e half w qr w halft w qr e half s w ur

a half n w qr

3 S

5 5 5 5 5 5 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 8 3

Tovn 3 1 , Range 1 1 East.

whalfneqr 34 e half s e qr 34 e ha'f a w qr 34 w half n w qr 36 e half a e qr 3

Town 31, Range 1 Latl.

e ban a e qr half s w qr e ha f n e qr e half n wqr w hnlf n w qr w hralf w qr w hnlf n w qr e hnlf n e qr w half a e qr e half n w qr w half s w qr w half n e qr e half n w qr w hi-If n w qr e half w qr w hnlf n w qr w ha'f w qr w half n w qr

15 17 17 17 17 20 23 23 23 32 34 34 22 IT 20 13 13

Tovn 31, Range 13 East.

e hair n e qr e hrlf n w qr w hnlf n w qr w half seqr w half n w qr w half w qr w half n e qr e half n w qr e half s e qr w half s qr e hnlf n qr e half s w qr e ha'f e qr w hnlf e qr e half w qr w hnlf s w qr

13 13 13 15 15 33 25 23 35 26 28 36 36 36 36

Town 31, Range 14 East.

a half s e qr 1 w ha'f a a qr 1 e half wqr 1 e half n e qr 10 e half n w qr 13 W half n wqr 12 e hall w qr 13 w half i w qr 11 fractional neq' 13 e hair n w qr 13 w ha f n w qr 13 n fraction seqr 13 fractional e half iwqt 13 e hn.f n e qr 15 w hnlf n e qr 15 e half n w qr 15 w half n w qr 15 whalfneqr 17 e half n w qr 17 e half s e qr 17 w hnlf e qr 17 e hnlf w qr 17 vr hnlf s w qr 17 ehalf n eqr 20 w hnlf n e qr 20 e half n w qr 20 w half n w qr 20 n half s e qr 23 fractional e qr ( of in.) 33 e half n e qr 34 whslfseqr 24 e half s w qr 24 e half n w qr 25 fractional n w qr 27 w hnlf w qr 27 e half s wqr 27 fractional i a (n of m ) 28 e half i w 2d w half s w 38 II of frartional (s of m.) 28 n fraction 33 a e fractional n e 3-2 e hnlf n 34 W hrlf d e 34 ehnlfnW 34 e hnlf a a ?6 w hnlf a 30 e half s w qr 36 w half s w qr ?6 s fraction n e qr 22 e half ii e qr 17 whfl'fieqr 25 ehalf seqr 17 Town 31, Ran re 15 tast.

half neqr half n wqr frae half a qr half a w qr half s e qr w half seqr a hnlf w qr w half w qr e frae n a qr w do n e qr hnlf n w qr w half n w qr n fraction s w qr fractional w half n qf n fraction n w qr

s rrnetion n wqr fraction lev fractional n e qr a e fraction n w qr

w holt s e qr

(T6 do do do do do do do 80 do do 75 80 do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do do r'o do do do do do do 80 80 80 80 80 Ml 80 60 80 80 80 80 8-2 80 83 80 80 80 HI Ml 80 80 Ml 80 80 86 Ml 80 80 80 80 80 80 HI P0 80 HJ 80 80 H) 80 80 HI 80 80 80 80 SO 80 80 80 Ml 80 80 80 Ml Ml 80 Ml 80 80 80 HJ Ml 80 80 80

80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 74 80 80 49 57 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 BO 58 119 80 80 80 80 103 80 80 42 65 5 1U9 146 85 80 80 80 30 80 80 80 85 80 80

e hall s wqr w hnlf a w qr e half n eqr w half n eqr e half n w qr w half n w qr e half n e qr ehalf ii w qr w half n w qr w half seqr a half a w qr W half wqr ehalf se qr w hall a qr w half s w qr half neqr w half n e qr a half a w qr W half n w qr e half s eqr w half s e qr e half w qr w half w qr w hnlf w qr

half n e qr

3 3

3 4 5 3 3 5 8 8 8 ai 9 9 9 10 10 10 10 10 10 15 15 15 15 17 17 17 17 17 17 J0 20 00 22 oo 23 21 23 23 23 22 12 29

64 eo 09 92 74 84 80 80 93 57 84 84 62 52 68 79 20 97 54 80 80 71 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 90 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 80 30 80 80 80 80 80 80 Ml 80

47 25

40 35

11 40 40 60 45 80

87 03 3-2 36 63

96 35 61 C2 48 28 10 56 78 14 33

No. of

Certificate.

16S5 1659 1735

1753

1870 1900 1901

1920

193S

194Ü 1974

1 935

670

1043 1716

203

470

471

803

893 903 94S 949

1104 1360 1593 1590 1614 1659 1664

1669

16S7

1699 1702 1720 1737 1750

1777 1791 1S32 1S36 1911 1970

211

553

14.15 1535 1537 1663 17S7 1871

19s3 lfc93

377

431

918 919

1012

1033 1045 1046

1Ü47

1111 1358

1359 1404

1412

1449

I4i7

1566

1S29 1972

Jv"0. of certificate. li23 1672 1606 1617 1652 1779 1S69 1676 1677 1)2 1Gb

Tovn 32, Range 14 eatt.

e half n e qr 24 w half n e qr 24 a half seqr 24 w half a a qr ?4 hnlf n w qr 25 w half n w qr 25 w half s e qr 36 a balfs wqr 35

TovnSZ. Range 15 eatt. thalfseqr 20 fa w hall seqr '-''1 80 a half s wqr 30 80 w half a w qr 20 80 e half n e qr 39 8 Whalfneqr 29 8tf e half n w qr 29 80 w half a w qr 29 80 ehalf seqr 29 80 w half seqr 29 80 w half a w qr 29 80 half n e qr 32 80' e half seqr 33 80 whalfseov 32 80 e half s w qr 32 80 w half s w qr 33 80 lialfneqv 20 hi whalfneqr 20 80 w half n e qr 32 80 WEST OF TIPrECASOE. Tovnthip 15, Range 8 Jl'est. Sec. Acns.Undtht.

vescrpiion. w half a eqr 33 80 Tovnthip 21, Rangt 1 East. se quartern wqr 1 40

Township 21, Hange 'ilLast.

t hall n w qr n w qoaiter n qr d e quarter d e qr c half n w qr ' half s qr n w quarter s w qr w quarter w qr ball n w qr vr half w ef,

6 C 9 2 IS 1-i 4 4

80 39 39 80 SO 38 33 SO fcO

9V 54

42 70

408

15il9 1171

II SO 1421 1527 1641

1642

1703

1710

1713 1778 1SI3 1590

209

216

312

545

1624

55S

5S9

599

931 939 9o9

1476

1522 1533 163S 1639

1855

71S 719 720 72S 733

1069 1576 1701

lSi9

616

1765 1008

1069

10S6 1107 1523

1524 1653 1657 1653

Ib62

1932

857 974

1406 1407

1494 1495 1647 1863 19S6

o5S

1763

1764 l'JGti 1090

709 1395 1908 1964 1461 13S5 1521 753 755 1902 19Ü9 1945 1946 660 66 1 662 607 66S 865 1117 1300 1623 1760 1785 17S6 1958 197? 19S0 1981 839 1637 1912 19G8 1792 1541 695 395 402 1119 1123 168S 1784 1797 7C3 764 940 941 1I2D 12b6

Jh script ion.

c half s e qr 5 w half u e qr 9 e half n e qr 19 e half n e qr 17 w half ti si qr H s half d e qr 2 d hilf neqr 2 e half s e qr 12 e half s wqr 15 w half s w qr 12 w half D w qr 12 C half s w qr 12 7stf 21, Range 1 East. s w quarter s w qr 25 n w quar'er s w qr 25 b w quaiier n w qr 24 7irn 22, Range 2 East, t half neqr 34 w half s e qr 34 e half n w qr 34 e half n w qr 27 w half s e qr 1 w half n w qr 17 ehalf i eqr 19 w half s w qr 20 w half s a qr 18 e half s e qr 1 w half t w qr 32 e half s e qr 32 half s w qr 19 w half i w qr 25 w half i e qr 10 w half s e qr 9 e half s e qr 33 half n e qr 9 w half s w qr 17 e half s w qr 30 s w quarter n w qr 7 e half s e qr 5 w half n e qr S w quaiier n w qr 19 n w quaiter n w qr 1 s e quaiter 17 w quaiter s w qr 18 D w quarter s w qr 19 Tovn 23, Range 1 East, a w quarter s w qr 12 s e quaiter n w qr 1 half n e qr 1 w half s e qr 25 d w quarter n e qr 13 e half s e qr 2 e half w qr 36 half s e qr 12 whalfse 12 vr quaiter iwqt 36

7ew 23, Range 2 East e half n e qr

u half n w qr e half i e qr

75c. Acres. Hndths.

w hall s e qr e half s w qr c half s e qr w qusitei n w qr e halt' u e qr half s w qr . w half s e qr w half s e qr e half s e qr w half n e qr half n w qr e half s w qr w half neqr n e quarter u e qr w half s e qr w quitter s w qr s w quarter Tovn 24, Range 1 half seqr half s w qr

7eit' 24, Range half neqr e quaiter n w qr ii e quarter n w qr e half s e qr vr half n e qr n w quaiter a w qr c hall s w qr e half s w qr s w quartet n w qr e half s e qr w half n w qr w half n e qr e half n w qr

2 26 25 25 1 30 23 26 36 6 24 24 ss 27 30 4 34 19 32 East.

36 25 2 East. 5 6 6 25

14 6 23 25 19 2b 10 21 9

Town 25, Range 2 East.

e half n w qr

w halt s w qr e half i e qr w half s w qr vr half sear

22 15 34 36

Tovn 28. Ranze 4 Eatt.

n e frae. lot 1 n e qr 2 half s e qr 13 w half s qr 13 o e fiac. lot 1 n e qr 26 Tovn 29. Hauge 7 West. Mr half n e qr 18 w quarter s w qr 6 n w quarters w qr 7 e half s w qr 27 e half s w qr 29 w half o w qr 22 vv half s vr qr 24 Vr half s e qr 29 half seqr 7 Town 23, Range 6 Westd half a w qr 2 s half n w qr 2 w half s w qr r half iff qr 4 e half s e qr 11 w half n e qr 11 w half i e qr 14 c half w qr 34 half n w qr 9 Tbicit 2, Range 4 East. c half i w qr 34 Toicn 31, Rangt 1 East. vv half s w qr 13 Town 31, Range 2 East.

17 8

n w qr w half s w qr

s half n e qr 6 wbalf i eqr 10 n e frae. lot 12 n qr 19 n w frae. lot 7 u w qr 20 w half n e qr 17 w half d w qr 14 w half n qr 15 e balf n e qr 15 wqr 14 Toarrt 31, Range 3 East, a e quaiter n e qr 11 I e fiac. lot 7 De qr 22 e balf i e qr 3 w half n e qr 10 w half s w qr 1 1 e half s w qr 10 d e fiac. lot 2 n w qr 12 0 w frae. e qr 21 1 balf d e qr 26 e half s w qr 11 Town 3J, Range 1 East. n w frae. lot 7 n e qt 34 s w frae. lot 6 ii e qr 34 w half n e qr 26 Town 32, Range G If 'est. w halt d e lot ö 6 Tcicit 32, Range 2 East. e half d eqr 22 r half n e qr 31 e quarter s qr 21 s w quarter n w qr 19 w frae. lot low qr 33 Town 32, Range 5 East. e half s w qr 3 vr half s e qr 3 Tom:. 33, Range 0 West. e balf s w qr 23 e half s w qr 24 w half s w qr 35 e half I w qr 35 w half s e qr 35 hlf n e qr 24 rotrn 33, Range 1 East. o

e hill s e qr e half lot 3 n w qr w half n w qr e balf neqr w frae. lot 4 o qr quarter s w qr w frae. lot 3 qr e half n w qr e half s w qr w half s c qr e half e q; w haif w qr e half s w qr w half s e qr e half n e qr w frae. n e qr

Town 33, Range 2 East. W fiac. i w qr 20 e half s w qr 7. n w quarter n vr qt 29 e hall s w qr 30 w half s w qr 7 7trn 33, Range 7 East. D e fiac. lot 5 n w qr 10 Toten 33, Range 6 East, a w fric. lot 9 w qr 12 Toidn 33, Range 8 East. n frae. lot 5 n w qr 7 w half s e qr 5 w half n w qr 6 n w quarter s e qr 4 7Wi 34, Range 8 West ve half i e qr 30 w half w qr 3l w half iwqr 5 Town 34, Range 7 ffcf. e half s e qr 13

1 i 12 22 25

11 II 34 34 II 34 25 35 25 34 35 23 2 15 15

K0 80 SO so 80 80 60

80 SO SO SO 80 43 43 41 SO 8,0 80 80 80 80 80 SO 80 80 SO 80 SO 80 SO 80 80 80 80 80 39 80 80 33 42 160 39 38 33 40 80 SO S9 80 80 80 80 38 . 80 67 80 80 80 0 41 80 80 SO 80 SO 80 80 80 80 35 80 41 160 SO 80 80 40 40 80 SO 42 80 80 39 bO 80 80 80 SO 80 80 80 80 60 80 80 4 80 3S 33 80 SO so 80 80 SO CO 80 so 80 SO 80 SO SO 80 SO 80 160 80 80 80 43 43 80 SO 80 80 160 40 49 80 SO 80 80 47 47 105 SO 3S 47 80 52 80 SO eo .40 61 80 SO 80 SO 80 80 80 80 SO 63 SO

80 43 40 47 80 80 80 SO 80 80 80 SO 43 S3 80 41 80 89 33

95 86 SO

vr half I e qr

w balf n w qr half s qr w half n w qr C balf D w qr

51 80 64 39 SO 65 SO 80 80 80 80 80 80

54 86 79 40 61 67

74 20

98 S3

50 41

10 10 43

30 33

91 81 19

"No of

Certificate.

1422 1459 1803 1809 1810 1311 1932 1626 1799 841 1029 1030 1113 1793 1841 1937 737 783 1034 1035

1036

Description.

See. Acres. Ilnilht.

n e quarter n w qr 12 w 1 alf n w qr 23 w half o e qr 29 e half s e qr 17 w half s e qr 17 vr half n w qr 29 s e quaiter 20 7'oir it 37, Range 7 East. w frc. a w qr 2b ti frae. I w 24 JWn 34, Hange 8 East. w half n e qr 33 e half s w qr 29 w half seqr 29 e half s w qr 31 w frae. n w qr 31 ehalf seqr 29 frar. lot 4 o w qr 22

Town 30, Range w half s e qr e balf s e qr e half n e qr e half s w qr

w half n e qr

West. 35 36 25 35 36

ICQ 80 80 80 80 80 160 SO 65 SO SO 80 SO 64 80 63 80 80 80 80 SO

69 70

JOHN W. WRIGHT,

Clerk of Land Ojjire. Lakd OrriCE, Logantport, Aug. 20, 1847. 264r

50 10 74 23 76 2 16 83 73

IXDI.l.Vl INSTITUTE VOll THE EDUCATION OF THE It LIM. THE Hoard of Trustees, appointed by an act of the last Legislature, to organize and direct the management of an institution for the instruction of the Blind in the Slate of Indiana, to be located at the seat of government, would respectfully announce to their fellow citizens in general, and the parents and guardians of blind youth in particular, that '.lie institution will be ready lor the reception of pupils by the first of next October. The Trustees have felt impelled, fur ensuring a favoralile commencement of the Institution, to procure the very beat buildings and conveniences that could be bad, being the establishment before occupied by the Deaf and

Uumb Any loin, winch is pleasant and extensive, affordin accommodation for as many pupils as can probably be induced to apply, until permanent buildings are erected by the State. In appointing the officers in making such commencement, and in the general arrangements as to the apparatus, furniture, etc., the Trustees have endeavored to provide for the welfare, happiness and improvement of the unfortunate blind of the Slate, capable of such instruction, for whose benefit the Institution has been establish ed by the enlightened sympathy and liberality of the (Jeneral Assembly. Mr. William 11. Churchman, the principal Teacher, and discharging the duties of Principal, possesses much experience, and lias been highly recommended as a teacher of the Blind, and while from bis similar affliction he can fully appreciate the disabilities of the blind, and sympathise with their trials, Ins excellent attainments, and his manifest aptness to teach, give encouraging prospects of bis success. From the other teachers, the Steward and Matron, the Trostees feel also assured the pupils will receive faithful and careful attention to all their wants, and especially in case of sickness, their friends mar rely upon the constant watchfulness and kind care of the Matron, and the attendance of a skilful physician, with every comfort which

could bo lurnished them at home. The Trustees are extremely solicitous that tha parents and fi lends ot blind children shall avail themselves of this opportunity to give them such an education as will render them happy and useful members of society. They will be taught, in addition to the ordinary rotine of er good English Education, Vocal and Instrumental Music, and a variety of handicraft employments, by means of which many will be enabled to gain their own livelihood, after passing through a course of instruction in the Institut. Reading is taught by means of raised letters; the entire Dible, and many other useful works, having been printed in this manner for the use of the blind. Cjeography is illustrated with embossed maps, and the Mathematical Studies, with raised figures and diagrams. Music is learned so thoroughly and scientifically by the blind, that it becomes to them not only a means of recreation, but many are enabled to maintain themselves respectably by it as Teachers, Organists, etc. Among the trades successfully taught to blind males, are Crush-making, Uasket-making, Maltrass-making, Carpet and Foot-mat weaving, Rope spinning, etc., ; and to the females, plain sewing, with various kinds of knitting, knotting, braiding, and fancy bead, and worsted work. Particular attention will be paid to the moral and religious as well as the physical and intellectual training of the pupils all being required to attend Divine service regularly, at such churches as may be designated by their parents or guatdians, or chosin by themselves. During the months of August and September, in each year, the school will be vacated, allowing the pupils ample lime to visit their friends, and replenish their clothing. The charge for boarding and tuition will he one hundred dollars per annum, payable in half-yearly instalments ; but pupils whose parents or guardian are in such limited circumstances as not to be able to pay therefor, will receive the same free of charge, the Trustees being satisfactorily informed of such inability, by a certificate from the Clerk of the Court, County Treasurer, Auditor, or other responsible person. Pupils on enteiing the Institute must in all cases, come provided with an adequate supply of good, comfortable

clothing, to be replenished by their friend when neces

sary.

IS o one should be sent ti the Institute without previous

communication with the Trustees; and in applying for

the admission ol a scholar, the lollowing queries should

be answered as accurately as possible, as the result of the

application will depend upon the answers given.

1. hat are the name and age of the person for whom the application is made ?

2. Is his sight so far gone as to render bim unable to

read and write ?

3. Is the blindness accompanied by any physical defor

mity ?

4. May be be considered intelligent and cusceptiblo ol

mental culture ?

5. What are bis personal habits and moral character? 6. Can his friends pay. any, and how much of the sum

required lor his boarding and tuition? ,. What is the Post Office address

enarrlian '

All letters should be addressed to Jamei 31. Kay, se

cretary of the Conrd of Trustees, or to William II. Churchman, acting Principal of the Institute.

GEORtiE W. MEARS, 1 8ETON W. NORRIS, Trustees. JAMES M. RAY, 3 JjEditors in the State generally are respectfully re

quested to publish this notification, or so much of it, or

such re 1 1' re nee to it, as may be convenient, and may facilitate the desirable objects in view, in the organization of such State Institutions. 26-1 Oct. I

KELSEY'S ALTEKXATISG BEEHIVE. Patented Mil 9, 1847. Entirely IYev I'rinclplr in the Mannproiiiciit or Rocs. Simpte, Ut'fut, Cheap and Durable. TIESE Hives, the only ones of real value and utility to farmers and others enisled in the culture of Bees, now belore the public, are constructed uion natural principles, and combine the following advantages: The tVes are easily bived in litem il never becomes necessary to kill off the swarms ; honey can at all times be taken away when it can be spared by the swarms, or can be added for ths swtenance of late ones ; young f waims can betaken away at the proper periods and put into otlMir bives where Oiey go to work wiUiout ibe trvioble of a-tarniing or hivine, while the roam swarms are never disturbed. The swarms are entirely prcitxted from robbery hy neighboring bees, and from mice and insects; they can be handled with perfect safrtj-, and alwaya living and breeding in new honey comb, are kept entirely heallriy, and younr swarms are always fully developed. The C2 or embryo of the Bee Moth, or Miller, can not hatch or mature around these Hives, and therefore llie Bees are entirely protected fiocn the ravages of that destructive enemy, while the alternating principle if such that the It res are kept industrious the hole season through, by alw ays having plenty of room to work in. Old hney comb rann accumulate, nor will the Bees "run out" or "die off" in Ines hives. Tliry have leen lulty tested by actual use, ander the dim-Una of the inventor, a.id all the swarms and their increase, aie now and will remain as good a new young swarms. Ample directions accompany each Hive, giving full instructions for the management of Bees, w hitb are an simi la that any prnsm , wiih ordinary capacity and attention, cauimt tail to be success tut in ihrir management and culture. Thry are sold very cheap, and all farmers or other persons, who keep bres.or wish to enter into that prutitatile culture, will find these Hives all that can lie desired, and are invrtrd to call at the American Institute, and S. Mitchell's, 31 Bank street. N. V. City ; L. Freeaian's, North 15eren, N.J.; PMimI's Temperance House, Syracuse, N. V. ; A. Young's, Cem-va. N. Y. ; W. Sage's. Waterloo. N. Y. ; R. Purdy'a Brighton, Ohio ; B. Truesdell. F.lgm, III., and Col. Tayior'a, UalvesU'U, Texas, where they may be found and examined. Applications fur etclcBiveriEiits to mke and vend them In any part of llw Union, apply In WILLIAM R KLLSLY, I'au.nlee, Syracuse, N. Y., or lo Albert Keteey. his son and Agent, Talruet liouae, Indianapolis; 3

address of bis parent or

MAUIOX COL'.MV NEMIXAltY. rjfs.ll E fall and winter session of OY Institution will commence on the Ja. l.'ah of fep1rmiier ensuing. Tuition for the common branches from $3 lo $1 W ; f the h'fV r brandies, from $1 to 5. Herealler there will betwn divisions of the) primary department; one division designed for small boys, will be under the i rwu ruction of M iss Bray, an experienced and accomplished teacher fiom the East, the other will be coiiiiiirlrd by Mr. J. F. Marley, 1st assistant. Tue Principal, Mr. B. L. Lang, A. M.,bgelher wllh the special charge of the senior department, will have a f corral auprnrisioii of all. Aug. 2f, l"47. t 15 Sept t. Y A Ml KH. Seev ltd. af Trustees.

The State of Iittlinuu, .ICarion County. la thi AUaiorf I'l'aei'iT Coi'bt, it Atbil Ttu, A. D., 1847. PrttUon fur lJtrrce. Lmiisa MrlViufil r. George McDnugal. fFMIE said defends in, (txrge AlclKsi.il, who is mil a resident tt M. the Mate of Irtiiuma, is hereby notihVd lliat on the 23d day of August, 1tM7, (lie said lnuisa MelkMignl filed in the office of the clerk of srtid Marion circuit r-sirt, tier petition against him, praying for a divorce; that said petition is now pending in said court, and that anleaa he appears and pleads to, or answer the wime on or before the calking of tlie ra.ise on the flr-4 day if tlie next term of said court, to be held at llie court lioue In the town of Indianapolis, on the third Holiday in iktobrr next, said ieition, and I he matters and things thrrrin contained, w ill be taken as confrsivd, and held as true against said defendant, Ceorg McDougat. Ii- B. DUNCAN, Clerk. August Sid, 1847. 25 3w

Administrator' . of Ire. '"Jllin ttntiTsisniil bas taken out K-ttrrs of administration on the . estate of James Simpvou, late of Marion county, dt-eeaH-l. All persons m.VUiil to sai.l estate are notified to mtke payment,' ii. I creditors are reijin-steJ to p.ient their claims accorjiug to law. Ti"- tst:ite is iinivd lu be insolvent.

Au.. ITtli. 1-17. " Sue OEO. W. NfDOKE.'