Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 7, Number 23, Indianapolis, Marion County, 2 December 1847 — Page 4

From the Cin. Enquirer, Nov. 15. (General Ortlers. o. 1. Jon Bkocgm, Esq. Dear Sir: Below you will find Q authentic copy of a circular emanating from Ashland, and now secretly circulated through every part of the country. I believe, air, that a publication of il would nerve to fottify the democracy against the insiJiou attacks of an enemy that loves darkness rather than light, aa well aa l expose a part of the machinery which will be worked against us. Upon the exact accuracy of this you may tie rD Very truly j oun, VIGILANZ. Liiisiotoi, Kr., October, 1847. Mb. , Dear Sir: Aa members of the whig party we iJJress you, aa a whig, to communicate what we believe to be correct, and we hope acceptable and useful information, in regard tu public sentiment in Kentucky, on the aubject of the next Presidential election. We are resiJenta and citizens of the city of Lexington, and several of us were members of the General Whig Committee of the State of Kentucky in the canvass of 1814. But aa that committee terminated i;s official existence by the presidential election of that year, and no other State committee has since been appointed, we tlo not, on thia occasion, assume an official capacity. There have been various public meetings at different place in Kentucky, during the present year, at which Gen. Taylor was nominate J for the Presidency. From the newspaper accounts of them, in which they are generally described as l.irge meetings of both political parties, erroneous conceptions may prevail a to the extent of their Dumber!:, and as to there being ft full expression of the puSiic opinion of Kentucky. These meetings, generally, have been thinly attended, have been generally gotten up by assiduous concert and arrangement, and in no instance was the great body of either pifty, in the counties where lh-y were respectively hideu. in aciual attendance. They were co nped of some well-meaning whig. some doubtful whigs, and a few locj fjco. Of the latter we firmly believe that the greater part will deseit, and arrange themselves under the standard of their own party, whenever it is raised, and that their main ol ject in participating in these meetings, was to sow distentions and discord, that their party might profit by them. The meeting held in this city on the 13lh of last month, at which mot of us were present, is a fair specimen of those meetings generally. The county of Fayette, in which Lexington is situated, has about 2600 voters, and yet at that mteling less than 2.0 persons voted, some of whom were from other counties. A majoriiy, after full discussion, determined to postpone any cumulation until April next; and notwithstanding this fair decision, the minority, consisting of ninety -seven persons, after the retirement of the majority, proceeded to pass resolutions to adopt an address nominating General Taylor, and without noticing in it at all the vote for postponement, characterized iUeif as a large meeting without distinction of party. Another example will serve to portray the true character of these public meetings. In the neighboring county of Bourbon, (where a late one was held.) a paper, as we learn, waa previously and industriously circulated to obtain signatures to attend a meeting, and pledged to nominate Gen. Taylor. A call was then made upon the people of the county, without discrimination, to assemble at the court house fr that purpose; but, it being apprehended that, if there were a general assembly of the people, the proposed nomination might not be sanctioned, a subsequent call confined the invitation to the friends of General Taylor exclusively. Accordingly they assembled, and the Hon. Garret Dais addressed the meeting in opposition to any present nomination, and moved a postponement. But the chairman pronounced the motion out of order, and the question was not put. There is reason to believe it would have carried, if put, notwithstanding the previous commitment of many of those in attendance. We do not intend to deny great popularity to General Tay lot. His brilliant military victories, a belief in his honor, probity and patriotism, and a persuasion that he has not been fairly dealt with by the administration of the general government, have rendered him a favorite. And we go further and state our belief that if he should obtain, in a National Convention, the whig nomination for the Presidency, he wou'd obtain the vote of this State. In that contingency we should ourselves vote for him we .are hit friends. But in the event of that nomination being conferred on Mr. Clay, we are just as sure that he would obtain the vote of this State. The great body of the whigs in Kentucky remain firm and unshaken in their attachment to him and to his principles, and we believe that no inconsiderable nu (nber of the other parly are desirous of casting their votes for him. The position of this gentleman is S3 well known as to

supersede the necessity of any particular explanation of it. After the unfortunate issue of the last presidential election, he relinquished all expectations of ever being again a candidate for that office ; or, of re-entering into public life. He accordingly devoted himself to his private affairs, and to occupations incident to his retirement. He has not, we are persuaded, the remotest wish lo have his name again used in any doubtful contest. If he believed that a public declaration from him that he would never consent to the use of his name again as the candidate for President, would promote the interests of the whig patty, or the country, (which he thinks are indissolubly united,) he would nt hesitate to promulgate such a declaration. But, in the absence of any conviction to that effect, he has deemed it most fitting and proper in him to remain silent and inactive, abstaining from all efforts to attract public attention to himself, and leaving the current of popular feeling and opinion to run in its own self made channel, onliiurled by him. He has therefore announced to the world no resolution, whether he would accept or decline a nomination for the presidency. We feel perfectly sure that he would not accept it unless it might be tendered to him under such a concurrence of weighty circumstances, (such, for example, aa a decided manifestation of the wishes of a majority of the nation, and a continuation of liii present excellent health.) as that all candid men wou'd agree that it was a matter if duty on his part to accept, and that he ooht nt I decline it and we doubt not that he will, in due lime, signify his determination to remain in private life, if he should be satisfied that such a course is nectary ! the success of the great cause which he hs so long and so zealous y espoustd. We have thought it expedient .and right to put you in possession of the facts, views, and opinions which we now communicate. We hate considered it best that thit Utter should be regarded at confidential, because being thoroughly convinced of the necessity of the greatest harmony among all portions of the whig party, we desire to do nothing to expose that harmony to the least jeopardy; and although we are fully satisfied of the accuracy of all that we communicate, a public discussion of it might lead U unfriendly collision! and injurious consequences. We are respectfully your obedient servants. Lis lib Combs, Bejj. GraTZ, H. T. Dcscair, D. C. WicKLirra, B. W. Dcdlit, G. RoavBTsos. These signatures are written in their own hands the circular is printed. P. S We should feel obliged to you for information or opinions you may feel disposed to communicate to as, or any one of us, in reference to the subject of this letter. 31 r. Clay's 1'ositioiis. In this speech, and the resolutions on which it was founded, Mr. Clay very distinctly takes the following positious. First: if the President will not distinctly .state the objects of the war, our armies must be withdrawn from Mexico, bo soon aa they can be consistently with national honor. Secondly: no more territory must be acquired, beyond th boundaries of Texas. Thirdly: territory must not be conquered or purchased, for the purpose of introducing slavery. Fzacc vithout indemnity; no more territory; no slavery in conquered territory. This is Mr. Clay's programme, upon which he expects to rally the " whigs around him as & candidate for the next Presidency. It is the echo of Mr. Webster's programme, lately published from Faneuil Hall in Boston. Will the people sustain it! That is the next great question. We brl;eve that they will not. But nobody knows who is governor till after election. With the highest respect for Mr. Clay's talents, we have no high estimate of his political sagacity and foresight. He is behind thence. Like Mr. Webster, Mr. Adams, Mr. Calhoun, Mr. Berrien, Mr. Buchan an, men distinguished for ability, he reminds h of the lined which he once quoted, in the Senate, at Gen. Smith, of Maryland, "Old politicians chime on widom past. And fuller om in blunders to the last." Mr. Clay's wisdom, like that of the distinguished men abovementioneu, is thirty years too out. ine country haa outgrown it. They talk like an old Con necticut farmer, trying to dissuade his sturdy son from going to the west. My sou, I have lived on these hundred acres, where I was born, lor sixty-five years. and hive always got a good living, and have had a school house and a meeting house handy. Do as 1 do. Stick to the old farm, and live my life over again after I have gone. Do not tempt fortune." Lut Daddy ! Brother Jonathan went to the west ten years ago, and now lis a a well cleared farm of G-10 acres. Can't I d) as much there in the next tea years 1 Your notions were good enough when Connecticut was a J...I rol iny, on th? border of a wilderness. I.ut now, civilization fcaa left Conr':".t clean out cf sight.

Farewell Daddy, till next thanksgiving." And off poe3 Joshua with Iiis axe, to conquer a wilderness. And he Joes iL These "old men of the mountain" would ride the country down, s their predecessor did Sinbad the sailor. And the country's only relief is to follow Sinbad's example, and ßliake tliin off its shoulders. IY-ace without indemnity ! Will the country submit to that I Will it sacrifice so much of its precious blood, and throw away so many millions of money, fur nothing! Will it tell other nations that they can always insult and plunder it with impunity, because they can always rely, for aid, upon one of its parties 1 Will it reject as worthless weed!", the laurel won at Tab Alto, Monterey, Euena Vista, Cerro Gordo, Churobusco, Mexico 1 In Buppjsinjj that, both Mr. Webster and X r. Clay have grievously mistaken their countrymen. No more territory ! Do they expect to confine the indomitable Anglo-Saxon by artificial boundaries i Do they believe lhat he will stand still under their resolutions 1 Let Mr. Webster go back to Plymouth, and Mr. Clay to Daniel Boone. And then hi them return through the progress since made, and ask themselves where the race shall stop. No more territory ! As well might he say to the Ohio, " no more flowing." No slavery in conquered territory ! This is very explicit! It dodges the " Wilmot Proviso" very adroitly. Hut it tr ill not do. If we conquer no territory, of course we can establish no 6luvery by conquest. But d;es this meet the question ! Not at all. The real question is, shall we extend slavery t And while Mr. Clay would not extend it by conquest of Mexican territory, he expresses no objection lo its extension over the remaining American territory. The "whigs" of New York, who, in conjunction with a majority of tin "democrats," have recently s()okeu in thunder tone against any more slavery, will hardly be s-atisned with this definition of position. " Xu Ytrrons." Pa. Ledger.

S ALU OF SIMkl.VG HIM) LWDS. Tie following pieces, parcels or lot of lands or 10 much of each as may be necessary will, on Saturday, the eleventh day of Dece mber next, between the houis of 8 o'clock, A. M. and 5 o'clock, P. M. at the Court House door in the town of Indianapolis, be ode ml for sale to the highest bidder, the bid being equal to the amount chargeable : the same haring been mortgaged ti the State of Indiana to secuie loam from the Sinking Fund, and loifeited by non-payment of the interest due thereon, to-wit : Bartholomew County. The n w qr of sec 12, t 10 n, roe, mortgaged by James Treadway ; loan, inteiest elc 542 dolls 15. The n w qr of n w qr of sec 25 and the e half of s w qr of fee 24, t 9 n, r 6 e, also 20 acies bounded as follows : beginning at the a w corner of s 24, thence e to line dividing the e and w halves of i w qr of said sec, thence n 40 poles to a stake, thence w to the tec line of said sec, thence s 40 poles to the beginning, in came t and i; moitgaged by John Roland, forfeited and iold by certificate to George 11. Roland; loan, inteiest etc 571 dolls 25 cts. The south east quarter of sec 27 and the noith west quarter of the ii e qr of sec 34, t 10 n, r 5 e, containing two hundred acres, mortgaged by John M. Gwin ; loan, interest etc 577 dolls Id cts. Blackford County. The north half of the ti e fractional qr (east of the old Indian boundary line) of sec 14, t 24 n, r 11 e, containing fifty acies : also the s w qr of said fi actional qr t and r aforesaid, containing 40 acies, moi tgaged by Joshua B. Cass ; loan, inteiest etc $272 66. Boone County. The eat half of the u w qi of see 25, t 19 n, r 1 w, containing 60 acies ; mortgaged by Samuel S. Biownj loan, interest etc 1S6 dolU 2o cts. The east half of the n w qr of sec 30, t 19 n, r 1 e, containing SO acres : moitgaged by William Gray ; loan, interest elc 225 dolls 13 cts. The n e qr of n e qr : also the west half of the n c qr of sec 23: also the u w qr of the n w qr of sec 24, all in t 19 n, r 2 e, containing 1G0 acre : moitgaged by Caleb Richaidson ; loan, inteiot etc $4j9 53 cU. The w half of n w qr uf sec 8, t 18 n, r 1 e i also the s e qr of n w qr of fee 8, t IS u, r 1 e, contiining 120 acres: mortgaged by William Zion ; loan, interest etc 490 dols 2 cts. The s e qr uf s e qr, sec 30, t 19 u, r 1 e : also the s w qr of s w qr sec 29, t 19 n, r I e; mortgaged by Hugh McHeury ; loan, interest etc ISO dols 58 cts. The w half of s w qr of ec 27, t 19 n, r 2 e, and the a half of s e qr of sec 23, t 19 n, r 2 e : mortgaged by Ehhu Long 5 loan, interest etc 593 dols 20 ct. Lot No 1 i f fractional subdivision of sre 2G, t 20 n r 1 w, containing 57 55-100 acres : also lot no 3 of subdivision of sec 26 t 20, r I w, containing 57 61-100 acres: mortgaged by Chailes L. Williams ; loan, inteiest etc 113 dols 26 cts.. The east half of the a e qr of sec 21, t 19 n, r 2 e, containing SO icres : moitgaged by John M. Jameson; loan, interest etc 370 dols SUcts. Benton County. The wet half of the n e qr of sec 14, t 24 n, r 7 w, containing 80 acres more or less: mortgaged by Milton JenDings : loan, interest etc 2S3 dols 74 cts. Carroll County. Part of the e half of s e qr of stc 19, township 25, north of range 2 west (for more paiticular description see Record of Mortgages of Cairoll couuty book C, pure 175) containing 10 acres; moitgaged by James McGilliard; loan, inteiest etc 346 dols 86 cts. The s e qr of u w qr and n e qr of w qr and the n half of n w quanei of sec 2, t 26 u, r 3 w, containing 149 43-100 acres; mortgaged by Geoige Metkle; loau, interest etc 614 dols 2 cts. The u e qr of the s w qr and the s w qr of the n e qr of sec 9, t 26 ii, C 2 w : also the w half of n w qr of sec 14, t 24 n, r 2 w : also the n e qr of n w qr of sec 2, t 25 n, r 3 w, in all 200 14-100 acres ; moitgaged by Frauds G. Kendall ; loan, interest etc 579 dols 2 cts. The n w qr of n e qi of sec 26 and the n e qr of n w qr of same sec, t 25 n. r 3 w; mortgaged by William E. O'Neal; loan, inteiest etc 434 dols 2 cts. The north west quarter of sec 19, t 26 n r 1 e, containing 160 acies j moitgaged by John By ram; loan, interest elc 171 dols 31 cts. Cass County. Part of lot No 5 in the paititin made among the heiis of Joseph Baimii, sen, containing 61 30-100 acres (foi moie particular description see Kecoid of Deeds uf Cass county bmk li, piges 546-7) mortgage J by William F Peterson; loan, inteiest etc 542 do s 15 cts. The w half of lot 43 in Tipton's addition to the town of Loganspoit; moitgaged by Robert Biyer; foifeited and sold to Lazarus B Wilson ; loan, interest etc 3ä7 79. The w half of n w qr uf si c 32, t 2S n, r 2 e : also the n e qr of the s w qr of same sec t and r ; moitgaged by Daniel C. Flmn ; foifeited ai.d sold by certificate to Jpa W. Wright; loan, inteiest etc $673 60. Part of lot No 66, lying on Bridge street in the town of Logansport (for more particular desciiption of which see Record of Deeds book B, page 227; mortgaged by Alexander McAllister ; loan, inteiest etc $554 30. A tract of land lying in the town of Logansport, bounded and desciibed as follows, to-wit: the east half of lot No 47 in the addition to said town as designated on the plat of said addition, fronting on Maiket street 41j feet, extending back at light angles thereto 165 feet; mortgaged by James W. Dunn; loau, inteiest etc $577 15. Clay County. The west half of the a e qr of sec 34, t 1 1, n r 6 w, containing SO acie: mortgaged by Nathan Birchfield; loan, interest, &c.,$lb5 13. The n e qr of s e qr of sec 20, and the n w qr of s e qr of sec 20, t 10 n, r 6 w: moitgaged by John Mitchell; loan, interest &c, $135 95. The n e qr uf n w qr, and the s e qr of n w jr of sec 3, t 12 n, r 7 w,73 80-100 acres: mortgaged by George McCulloch; loan, inteiest Lc, $ISS 36. The w half of s e qr of sec 29, t 12 n, r 7 wi mortgaged by Robert Li;ht; loan, interest &c.,$335 12. The w half of a w qr of sec 5, t 10 n, r 6 w. Also the e qr of s w qr of er ö, t 10 n, r 6 w: mortgaged by Samuel II. Smydth; loan, interest Lc, $437 83. The w half of n w qr and e half of n w qrof sec 11, t 10 n,r7 w: mortgaged by Evan Rawley; loan, interest &c., $545 75. The east half of the w qr of see 4, t 12 n, r 7 w, containing SO acies: mortgaged by William Berkley Townsend; loan, interest &c. $54o 92-100. The o e qr of the s e qr of sec 34, and the s w qr of the a e qr of sec 34, t 13 n, r 7 wr mortgaged by John S. Yocumj loan, interest Lc, $239 12-100. Clinton County. The d half of (he w half of the s e qr of sec lO.also thei e qr of the a e qr of see 10, and the n e qr of the s e qr of see 10, all in township 20, north of range I east, containing 120 acres: mortgaged by John McClelland; loan, interest fitc, $217 76. The w half of n w qr of sec 11, t 21 n, r 1 e, 80 acres: mortgaged by James Sett; loan, inteiest ke., $346 39. The w fr orn w qr of sec 19, t 21 o,r 1 w,also thee half of n e qr of see 24, and the w qr of n t qr of sec 24. t 21 n, r 2 w: moitgaged by John Ross, Sen t loin, inteiest tc, $4S4 85. The w half of i w qr of sec 1 1, t 21 n. r 1 w: moitgaged by John Pence; lan, interest &c, $577 15. The w half of n w qr of sec 8, and w half of s e qr of sec 6, t 21 d, r 1 w: mortgaged by Joseph Wallace; loan, interest &c,$542 15. The w half of se qr of sc 10, and the n e qr of n w qr sec 15, t 21 n, r 1 e: mortgaged by William W. Taylor; loan, i.'Heiftke,$3lO 20. The w half of n e qr of see 24, t 22 n, r I w: mortgaged by Mablon Thompson; loan, li.terrst i.e., $217 76. The e half of w qr sec 10, t 21 n, r 1 w: mortgaged by Williamson B. D. Maxwell; loan, inteiest fcc, $j62. The w half of s e qr aod the e half of s w qr or sec 8, t 21 n.r 1 wr mortgaged by Samuel D. Maxwell; loan, interest Le, $545 6ö. The e half of n c qr of see 7, t 21 n, r 1 ei mortgaged by Henry C. Stewart; loon, interest See, $169 65. Three pieces or parctli of land I) ing iu mi near the town of Fiankfort, a more particular description of which may be found on page 213 of book 4, of the Records of Deeds of Clinton county: mortgaged by Eli Aimantrout; loan, interest kc. $135 92-100. The d e qrof see 29, t 2 1 n, r 1 e, containing 160 acres mo "gaged by Jesse Cook; loan, inteiel ice, 554 30-100. T e undivided half of the east half of the w qr of see 14, t 22 n, r 1 w, containing foity acres, be the same more or less, and the wet half of the n w qr of see 25, t 21 n, r 1 w, containing eighty acres more or less: moitgaged by Jcsi Auhe; loan, inteiest tcJlSS 00.

The south half of the east half of the h e qr of sec 24, t 22 ii, r 1 w, containing foity acies: moitgaged by Jarnes Uoylcs; loau, inteiest Sec, $217 76. A tract of land containing 108 4-5 perches, be the same moie or less, aod a tiact of laud containing two acies and a half moie or less, both of said tracts of land beiug parts of the south east quaiter of sec 10, t 21 n, r 1 w. For a particular description of said tracts of land tefeieuce is made lo page 4SI, book 4, of the records of deeds in Climen county: moitgaged by Johu Hughes; loan, inierest &c, $233 63.

Daviess County. One hundred and ten acres ofT the n end of the n w free or aee 11. Iln.rlw, l.ou iMled as described on Daeea 5ri and 56:i. of burfc U. of l lie record of deeds of I tavieai county , mortgaged by Lilian Chapi . . : . . a a". uiiin, iojii, iiucresi, ölc 3 o. 1 lie e qr of Hie n w qr of see 81, t 3 n, r 7 w, containing 40 ac re, murteazed liv rsalliau Oil lion : loaa. interest, Sie SI -'S 96. The e linll of u w qr ol arc f ,1 3 n, r 6 w, mortgaged by James Mr Donald ; kwin ,interer4, tc 131 59. The s w ir of the n e qr of it fruc nec So. 3, 1 1 n, r 7 w, contain -ne 40 acre; niortgezed by William II orrall: loan, interest. &.C $17 iZi. Ihn n eqrotthe n enrol sec 24, 1 2 n.r i w,containins 40 acres. mortgaged by Coleman C. Wallace ; loan, interest, Ate $SS 76. MJeurbom County. The n w qr of a w qr of sec I, t 5, runje 3 w.contiinini 41-S00 acres; also four acre M imd in the n w corner ofs w qr sec2ö,t 5, r2 w ; also lour acrrsot land lying in sec Ü6,t 5, r2 w, tut a more particular descri;tiia of the twn k&t mined tracts sre pazes 1-JO 121 and 12: of boo o. 1, of the reenrd of rnorljiasea ol Ir;irbotn couniy. mnrtsaeed by William V. Oheek ; loan, mietest, tc $320 T9 The e half of tiie n w qr of sec 5, t 6, r i w, containing 73 acres, mortgaged by lluh Vc Mullen ; liii;n, interest, ate 3113 til. I lies hiilfofse qrof sec t 7,rl w, mortgaged by Ellis Willi.unson; loan, interet,&:c ftJ-JJ 23. Iti-lnts 67, 64, adjoining mihlic square and lot 56, on Hish street in the town of Liiwrenceliurgh, mortgaged by A mos Lane ; loan, interest, ate Sj679 27. I tie a one third of these qrof sec 2, 1 4 n; r 2 w, containing 53 ac res, mortgaged by Servern Tud ; hunt, interest, Stc $697 37. Decatur County. The s half of Iben w qr of are 12, t 11, r 8, cnnlaining.80 acres. mnrtiMgt-d by .Nathan Mullock ; loan, interest, fee 63. The e half of the a w qr of see 1 t 11 n,r 8 e, containing 80 acres, nwrtcusrd by Richard K. Dixon ; loan, inierest, &c $ I3 2-2. The w hall of the s e qrof sec 33, 1 11 n, r 9 e.contnininc 1-0 acres, moitgaged by James P. Hamilton ; loan, interest, &x $5S2 75. Delaware County. The s e half of the s w qr ol sec 3 ; lw a part of the s w half of the S w half qrof sec 3, t 19 n, r 10 e, containing In all 120 acre, uiuttgned by Ahr aha in Uoring ; loan, interest, &c $o93 58. The n w ur of sec ül. t 22 n, r 9 e ; also the w half of the n e qr of sec til, t 22 n, r 9 r, ci.ni.iitiine acres, mortgaged by Eleaier Col leen ; kian, inteiest. &.C Sljrh .4. The s w qr ol sec 2.1, t2U,r 9 e, and the w half nf the n w qr of sec 2ti,l30n,r9e, 240 acres, niortguged I y James lack ; luan, interest, ate $5el 04. Fayette County. Thee half of a w qr knl the se qrof n w qr of sec 19. 1 13 n,rl2 e, 120 acres; mortgaged by Levi ri. Thomas; loan, interest, &X 15. The s ha If of se qr of sec 13, t 13 n, r 12 e ; mortgaged by Boos Thaipj loan, interest, ix $.14 15. Part ol s e qr of sec 10, 1 14 n,r 13 e, lying along the n line of said section 50 acres ; mortgaged by Thomas äiuipaon, Jr ; loan, interest, iit $3;;9 19. The e half of the n e qr of sre 13. 1 1 4,n,r 1 1 e, containing 80 acres, mortgaged by Johua Wullace ; loan interest, 4tc $545 75. The s w qr of the n w qr and w half and a e qr of the a w qr of see 32, 1 13, of r 12 e, containing 160 acres; mortgaged by Samuel llednrk ; loan, interest. 4c $134 02. Then eqrof see 32, 1 13. r 12 e, containing 160 acres; morticed by John W. Iledrtck and Keason D. Lyon; loan, interest, ate. $725 97. The se qrof sec 32, 1 13, of r 12 e, containing 100 acres; mortgaged by Moses Ii arret ; loan, interest ,SC $542 I.V. One kit.of ground numbered 4, in Hie town of Connersville, except 34 feet by'lli feet lying in the a e corner of said lot ; alto part of lot No. HI, in said town. Homing on M ad ison street, brine 22 f'- 'nd &i feet back. The first lot No. 4, in that part of said t.iwn firi. aiil off by John Conner, ami the oilier (PI) by Joolma Harlan; mortgaged by Andiew liotchkiss ; loan, miriest, fcc. $1J6 35. Franklin County. Then eqrof sec 21, 1 12 n,rl3e; mortgaged by Samuel Jenks ; loan, interest, Stc $542 15. The half of s e qr of sec 8, t 12 n, r 12 e ; also the e half of n w qrof sec 17,t 12 n, 1 12 e ; also the a w qr of n wqr of sec 17, 1 12 n, rl'ie; mortgaged by Henry D.Sniilh; loan, Interest. 4tc. $434 02. The s w qr ot sre 17, 1 12 n, r 12 e : also the w half of n e qr and s half of n w qr and n e qr ofs eqr ol sec 32, 1 12 n, r 12 e; moitgaged by tieorpe G. Sbonp; loan, interest, &.C. $542 15. The e half n e qr of sec 15, 1 12 n, r 12 e; also the w half of s w qrof see 14, same t and r ; also the s e qr of sec 15, same t and r; mortgaged by Thomas Owens ; loa n.inlrrest, &e. $542 15. Tlieuwqr of ate 11. t 12 n,r 12 ej moitgaged by Thomas J. White; kti, interest, ite. $512 15. The aw qrof see 8, t J it, r la e ; mortgaged jy Benjamin Weston ; loan, interest, lc. $542 1 5. The n e qr of sec 8, t 12, r 13 ; mortgaged by Dennis C. Callon ; loan, inierest, Ate. $542 15. The n e qr sec 7, t Ii, r 12 ; aim r half of s e qr sec 6, t 12, r 12 ; also s w qr of n e qr tec 6, t 12, r 12 ; mortgaged by Francis A. Conwell ; loan, inierest, i.e. $542 15. A tract of land near the town of Bloomingsrove; supposed to contain 30 acres be the same more or lern ; alsoloN No. 5, 6, II, 13 14, 19,20, 21, 27 and 2H nn the plat of said town of Blnoniinggtove ; mortgaged by Richard Clements ; loan, interest, &c. $434 02. Then e crof sec 18, 1 12, r 12 e ; containing 169 acres, originally mortgaged by Thomas Cooper and Bnbeit K. Brienn,and forfeited and bid in by the Stale, and re sold by certificate to Francis A. Con well : loan, Interest, &.C. $5'J3 34. The n eqr of sec 22, and the n w qr of see 23, both of 1 12, r 12 e; mortgaged by Robert G. Finereon ; loan, interest, &.C. $542-15. T be w half of a e qr and e half of a w qr, and e half of n w qr of sec 12, t 12 n, r 12 e: mortgaged by E. R. Ricord; loau, inierest &c, $542 15. Fountain County. A tract of land dercribed as follows beginning 40 rods from i e corner on e line of s w qr sec 36, 1 19 n, r 8 w ; thence w along Slate roid a. runs ; tnence n 17 rods ; tnence n e 20 rods ; thence e 2 rods ; thence s 2U rods to place of brginning, 4 1-2 atrrs ; nlso w hnlf ol s e qr of same see I and r : mortgaged by David Rawles ; loan , interest, ate $491 85. The e half of the n e qrof see 23, 1 20 n r 7 w ; also the w half of n w qr sec 25, 1 21 n, r 7 w, containing 100 acres ; mortgaged by Sophia Cluwson ; linn, interest, Ate $554 30. Sixty acres off tliew side ol the sw qrof sec 36, 1 20, r 9 w, with the following exceptions ten acres out nf the n e corner, lying in the form of a triangle ; also one half acre out of the n w corner ; morlgiged by Joseph L. Sloan ; loan, inCerest, i.e. $357 39. The w hall of the a w qrof see 12, t 18 n, r 8 w, containing 80 acres; also l lie e half of the a e qr of see 1 1, t 18 n, rU w, containing P0 acres; also the n w ur of the s w qrof sec 7,1 18 n, r? w, containing 38 15 100 acres; also Ihes w qrof the s w qr of sec 7, t 18 n.r 7 w, contai,iing3d 15-100 acres; mortgaged by John Dwelt; loan, inteiest, &c. $542 , 5. Fulton County. The s half of the s e frac e of the Michigan road of see 40 of lands selected in the Indian country, containing 101 6-100 acres ; also the s half of the a w frac w of the Michigan road of sec 40 of lands in the Indian country, containing 56 50-100 ; mortgaged by Sam. N.Clark; loan, interest, Stc. $1r8 08. The s hall of the s w frac w of the Michigan road of sec 26, ol lands selected in the Indian country for the ue ol the Michigan mud, containing 96 52 100 acres; mortgaged by John Davidson ; loan, interest, &c. $129 63. The s w qrof the n eqr of sre 18, 1 30 n, r 3 e, containing 40 acres ; mefgaged by Cortland ll Niccuin ; loan, interest, SlC. $102 13. Grant County.' The e qr of s e qr of sec 28 ; also the s w qr of a w qr of sec 27, 1 23 n, r 8 e, containing 80 acres ; mortgaged by Owen E. Osborn ; loan, interest, Ate. 224 18. Greene County. The s e qr of sec 27, t 6 n. r 6 w, containing 169 acres; mortgaged by Robert Mitchell; loan, interest, Ate. $4'J0 02. The a e qr of the se qr of sec 8, 1 8 n, r 6 w ; also the n e qr of the n e qr of sec 17, 1 8 n, r ti w, containing 80 acres; mortgaged by John Fletcher Uoodaie ; loan, inlerrxt, ax. $552 65. Hamilton County. The west half of the n w qr of see 14, 1 19 n, r & e ; also the n e qrof the n e qr ot sec 15, t 19 n, r 5 e, containing l.Oacre; mortgaged by Albeit li. Cole : loan interest etc, $51)5 IK), The e half of the n e qrof sec 12, 1 19 n, r 5 e. containing 80 acres ; also the w half of the n w qr of see 7, t 19 n, r 6 e, containing c6 13100 acres; mortgaged by William C II lack more ; loan, interest, Ate. $568 94. 'The s half of the n e qr and part of the n w qr, east of White river, of sec 1.1, 1 18 n, r 4 e, containing 9b o-190 acres ; mortgaged by James Caster; loan, interest, (tc $149 50. Tlie shalfof the n w qr ot sec 6, 1 18, r 5 e, containing 85 26-100 acres ; also the e half of the a w qrof sec I.t 19 n, roe, containing 80 acres; mortgaged by John D. Cotiingham : loan, Interest, Ate. $sjl 50. The w half ol the s e qrof sec ID ; also the n e qr of the s e qr of sec 10, 1 18 n, r 4 e ; mortgaged by Thomas J. Thorp, and forfeited and sold by certificate lo F. li. Cogswell ; loan, interest. Ate. $246 bO. The w half of the n w qr ot sec 18 ; also the w half of the ae qr of sec 19, 1 18 n, r 5e ; moitgaged by Andrew Fryberger ; loan, interest, Ate. $224 57. The e half of n e qrof sec 11, 1 19 n,r 4e ; also the s w qr of n e qr of same sect and r; 120 acres; mortgaged by John Miller; loan, interest, Ate. $730 09. Ixs 6 and 7 in square Sin the town of Noblesville; also lot 5 in square 19 in same town, mortgaged by Frances B. Cogswell, forfeited and auld by certificate to Abraham Hare, and assigned to said Cogswell ; loan, interest, kc. $495 77. Tlie undivided hall of a eqr of sec 24, t 19 D, lie; mortgaged by Daniel Small ; loan, inteiest. Ate. $275. The n w qr of sec 6, 1 17 n, r3 e, 145 acres ; mortgaged by Silas Miller ; loan, interest, Ate. $562. The d qr of sec ö, t Id n, r 0 e ; mortgaged by Feter Lernten ; loan, interest, Ate 477 II. The undived half of the w half of see 18, 1 19 n, r 6 e ; the nndivided half of w half of ne qrof same see ; the s e qr of sec 7, same t and r ; also the undivided half of w half of n eqr of sec 24, t 19 n, r 5 e; mortgaged by John U. hlephenson ; lon, Intereht, i.e. $.'i!6 50. The n e qr sec 5, 1 18 n, r 5 e, containing 141 25-100 acres; mortgnged by Tuotnua Hare, liirfeiied and sold by certificate to Earl S. btone ; loan, inierest, Ate. $19; 08. The s w qr ot the a w qrsec 15. I 19 n, r 5 e ; alto the e half of the a eqr of sec 17 of the same t and r, containing 120 acres; mortgaged by James Il.Cocheran and Par nick George, and forfeited and sold by certificate to John U. Htephenson ; loan, interest, etc. $761 16. The e half of the n w qr of arc 10, 1 18 n, r 4 e ; mortgaged by las. Tnarp; loan, interest, etc $2rj 40. The w half of the a e qrof arc 23, t 20 n, r 3 e, containing 80 acres ; also the w half of tlie a w qr of sec 21, 1 21 n, r 5 e, containing 80 acres the last named tract in Tipton county was taken as additional security ; mortgaged by Hannah Thompson ; loan, interest, etc. $148 II. The a e qr of the n w qr of sec 29, and the w half of the n e qr of n w qr of sec 211, UiiliUacts nf land beingin 1 20 n, r 5 e, containing CO acres; mortgaged by Charles Free I ; loun. Interest, etc. $109 C3. The s a r of sec 1, t 19 n, r 5 e, and the s half of the a w qr of sec 6, 1 19 n, r S e j mortgaged by Gilbeit Kemp ; loun, Interest, elc $.309 55. Hancock County. The west half of the a e qr of sec 14, t 'id n r 6 e, containing 80 acres ; mortgaged by James Alexander : loan, interest etc $253 72. The f st ha.f of the s w qr ; also, the a w qr of the s e qr, of sec 10, 1 17 n r 7 e, containing 120 acres ; moitgaged by John D. Cooper : loan, interest etc, $449 90. The west balf ol" the w qr of sre 26, t 16 n r 7 e, (except about 14 acres heretofore conveyed ;) mortgaged by Asa Cooper: loan interest etc, $225 70. Iu-lots no 67 and 27 In the town of Greenfield, as designated on the plat of said town ; mortgaged by Elias Gardner loau interest etc, $2"o9 70. The s w qr of the n w qr, also the n w qr of the n e qr, of see 25, t 17 n, r 6 e ; mortgaged by William Gulbraith and Jesse Robards : loan interest ete, $id GO Lot no 6H in the town of Greenfield, mortgaged by Joseph Mathers : loan interest etc, $36 89. The n e qr of s w qr and the n w qr of s e qr, sec 20 t 17 n, T 8 e, also the e qr of the s w qr and the s w qrof s e qr, sec W. t 17 n, r 8 e, 160 arres, mortgaged by John K. Kennedy, forfeited and told by certificate to Win. Johnson : loan interest etc4 $0 "3. The e half of s w qrof sec V2, t 16 n, r 6 e, and also the w hnlf of s eqrof sec, 2'1 t Iii n, r t e; mortgaged by John Stephen: lo:n inierest et , $325 t9. The e half of n w qr of sec 34, 1 15 n, r H e, also 10 acres in i w qr of sec 31, 1 16 n, r 8 e, for more paiticular description of which sea record of neels, of Hancock county, book U. petre Uli ; mortgaged by Drury L. Walls: loun interest etc, S54'2 15. A part of the west.ha;f of the n e qr of sec 28, t 18 n, r 7 e, originally mortgaged by John Alter, Benjamin Franklin Alter and Simon Alter, and forfeited and bid in by the Stale, and re-sold by cerUticaie to Isaac AKer ; Iura purtiruLir description thereof reference is l:erein made to page 2?1 In book D. of the record of deeds in Hancock county : loan interest etc, $3:10 6C. The west half of the n e qr of sec t 16 n, r 7 e, containing 80 acres ; mortirnged l.y Andrew Hart and James D. Henry loan interest etc, $,H.t9 44. The weift half of the n e qr of sec 33, 1 18 n,r 6 e. containing 60 acres ; mortgaged by John Milliard : loan interest etc, $2e4 82. llendrick County. The west half of the e half of the a e qr of SI, towutblp 16 n of r 3 w, also the e hnlf of the I w qr of sec 6, 1 13 n of r 2 west, containing in all 105 rrt-HO acres ; mortgaged by James Macooun t loan interest etc, f54C 61. The n half of n qr tfr.) of sec 6, 1 15 n, r 1 w, 93 58-100 acres ; mortgaged by Edward tauige : loan iutercst etc, $jT7 li.

Twenty acres of n end of e half of s w qrof sec 3,t 15 n, r 1 w ; mnrtjuged lr Henry Kamel : loan interest etc $109 63. The west half of the s w qr of sec 1 15 n, r 2 w, coDtaininj 80 acres ; and thceast half of the s e qr of sec 19, in the t and r aforesaid, containing acres ; originally mortgaged by Jarnes Chrinty, and forfeited aa.l i id in by the State, and te sold by certificate to Aaron Alldriitgv : loan interest etc, $555 45. The north half of the n w qr of sec 1 1, 1 15 n, r 2 w, estimated to contain 80 acres more or leu ; mortgaged by David Fox : loan interest et.-, $217 76. The west half of the s e qr of sec 2. t 17 n, r 1 , and the n e qr of the aforesaid s e qr of the sec and t aforesaid, containing 100 acres, also the south v. est qr of the n w qr of sec 34, 1 17 n, r I e, containing 40 acres ; mortgaged by Mark .Hardin : loan, interest ete, Sil a7. The north w fractional qr of see 31, t IS n, r 1 w ; mortgaged by JeUu IlaJley : loan Interest etc, J Viü 21 Henry County. The east half of the a w qr of sec 3, tl7 n, r 10 e, also the a w qr of n w qr of sec M, t 18 n, r 10 e, ronlafhinff 120 acies ; mortgaged by Ephraim Davis : loan interest etc, $7üi 37. The cat hall of the s w qrof sec W.t 18 n, r 11 e,80 acres; and the s w qr s e qr of sec 28,t la n, r II e, 40 acres ; mortgaged by Abrnham Miller: loan interest etc, $39 95. The e half of n w qr of see 33, t 18 n, r 10 e ; mortgaged by Em-ly Wclhorn : loau interest etc. $217 7C The shalf of n w qr of t-ec 30, t lö n, r 11 e, also a half of w

half of n e qr of sec 30, 1 16 n, r 11 e; mortgaged by Aathanitl; r - . 1 I , I ..... . -. ..... &n, 1 1 &,rviiaru. iuiiu niiei cat etc, oo. The w half of s w qr of sec 3, t 17 n, r 10 e ; mortgaged by Allen Shrpperd : loan interest etc, $339 07. The w half of the it c qr of sec 3:', t 16 n, rile", containing 60 acre, and 20 acres off of the n end of the w half of tlie s e qr of sen 113, t and r aforesaid ; mortgaged by Goorge Chorn : loan interest etc, $542 15. The north w qr of sec 3, t 17 n, r 10 e, containing 160 acres ; morticed by Joseph Davis : loan interest etc, f 612 lä. The west half ol the s e qr of sec 4, t 17 n, r 10 e, containing 80 acres, be the same more or less j mortgaged by John D. Forshee : loan interest etc, $275 83. Jackson County. The e half of s e qr of sec 12, tG n, r 5 e ; mortgaged by James Reno.forloited and sold by certificate to James Kcuo : loun interest etc, $;ai c7. Jtnningt County. The n w qr of see 6, t 6 n, r 9 e, containing 106 44 100 acres ; mortgaged by Hiram Prattler : loan interest etc, $031 69. Johnson County. The west half of the n eqr, also then w qr of the I e qr of sec ?, t 13n,r4 e, contiinin 94 acres; mortgaged by Henaniah B. rilield and Stephen Tinker s loan interest etc $174 20. The north west qr of the s e qr of sec 5, t 13 n, r 6 e, containing 40 acres; mortgaged by Joseph C. Hamilton: loan interest etc, $ 2 31. The west half of the s e qr of sec 29, t 14 n, r 4 e, containing 4) acres ; mortgaged by Thomas J. Todd : loan interest etc, $341 70. .Jay County. The s w qr of see 27, 1 24. r 12 e ; mortgaged by Job Carr : loan interest etc, $577 20. The west hUf of the n e qr of sec 27, t 21, r 12 e, also the west half of the n w qr of sec 21, 1 24, r 12 e ; mortgaged by John M. Catr : loan interest elc, $314 20. The a w qr of sec 34, t 24 n, r 12 e ; mortgaged by Goldsmith Chander: loan interest etc, $571 61. The west half of the n w qr of sec 33, t 23 n. r 14 e ; mortgaged by Daniel Färber: loan interest ete, $431 37. Thirty-five acrea oil' the north end of the west half of n e qr of sec 20, t 23 n. r 14 e, aIo out-lot no 7 in the town of Portland in said county, also out lot no 6 in the west addition to said town of Portland, as numbered on the recorded plat of said addition ; mort gaged by Daniel V . AlcNeal : loan interest etc, $-3J VU. The wet half of the n e qr of sec 12, 1 24 n, r 13 e ; mortgaged by Wells btevens : loan interest etc, $204 H). Tne west half of the s w qr of sec 10, t 22 n, r 13 e ; mortgaged by George ttr. Tc'mpler : loan interest etc, $'233 SO. The east half of the n e qr of sec IS, t 23 n, r 13 e, containing SO ncrps ; mortgaged by Christopher J. Timberlake ; loan interest etc : $327 80. 'I he west half of the s e qr of sec 28, t 23 n, r 14 e, containing 80 acres ; mortgaged by Jason Whipple : loan interest ete, f 277 36. The north half of the n e qr of sec 1 1, t 23 n, r 12 e, and the n half of the s half of the aforesaid qr, containing 120 acrea ; mortgaged by William White: loan interest etc, $398 05. A tract of land, one point of the boundary line of which is the halt section corner in the west line of section 34, t 24 n,r 12 e, containing 80 acres ; mortgaged by Henry Z. Jenkins, for a particular description of said tract of land reference is made to page l'Jö, book B, of the records of deeds in Jay county, Indiana : loan interest etc, $30 94. Jefferson County. Lot number seven (7) in the original plat of the city of Madison ; mortgaged by C. P. J. Arion : loan interest etc, $545 55. Part of the n e qr of sac 1?, 1 2, r 10 e. and of fractional sec 17, bounded as described on pae 205, book U, of the records of deeds of Jetferson county, containins HO acres more or less ; mortgaged by B. M. Barnett : loan interest etc, $700 38. Th n e qr of scr 0, 1 4 n, r 10 e ; mortjaged by James Barns, forfeited and sold lo M. G. Bright by certificate; loan intereat etc, $CH 4. Part of lot no 4, in the first addition to the town of Madison on the west, bounded as described on pages 330,331 and 332, ofbook N. of the records of deeds of Jetferson county ; mortgaged by William Dutum ; loan interest etc, $5G2. Part of lot no 109. in the old town of Madison, bounded as de scribed on pages 244 and 24ö of book II. of the records of deeds of Je.Terson county ; mor gaged by bamuel Dobbin : loan interest etc, S5S 42. A piece of land in Saluda township in said county, aim a part of the n e qr of sec 6, 1 3. r 9 e, also a part oi tne s w qr oi sec 3 1 J, r 9 e, all of which may be found particularly descried on pages 255 aud 250 Book 8. of the records of deeds of Jetferson county ; mortgaged by William Gaddis and John Chambers : loan inierest etc, $1,401 23. The west half of lot no 40, iu the first addition to the city of Madison, west of West street ; mortgaged by T. L. and E. D. Paine : loan inteiest etc, $1,098 16. Lot no 146, in the addition west of the town now city of Madison ; mortgaaed by Joseph L. White : loan interest etc, $543 03. The east half of lot no 5, addition north to the city of Madison ;' mortgaged by Norval D. Meek, forfeited and sold to J. Shadrack Wilber : loan interest etc, $450 92. AH ox County. The n w qr of the n w qr of frac see 33 ; also the n e qr of the n e qrof sec 32 ; also so much of the n end nf thee half of the a w qr of sec 29 as will make 44 acres ; also lite e half of the a e qr of sec 29, all in 15 n, r 7 w, containing in all 2tw acres; mortgaged by Nathan G. Koberlsou ; loan, interest, etc. $377 93. Kosciusko Couniy. The w half of the a eqr of sec 22, 1 33 n, r 6 e, containing 80 acres; mortgaged by Benjamin Kennet; loan, interest, etc $112 Ori. The w half of n w qrof cec 14, 1 33 n, r 7 e, 55 90 1(0 acrea ; mortgaged by Lpbmiin S. Muirhead ; loan, inteiest, elc. $547 59. Jake County. The n w qr of sre 24, 1 34 n, r 9 w, containing 160 acres ; also the shalfof the w half ol the a w qrof sec 13, in Hie same t and r, containing 4!) acies ; nlso the w half and the s half of the e half of the e qrof sre 14, in the same I and r, containing 120 acres ; mortgaged by William W. Kinnison ; loan, interest, Ate. $673 67. The s e qr of sec 5, 1 34 n, r 8 w, excepting 15 acres lying in a square form in the n w comer of said qr, said tract of land was mor -gaged by Jonathan Holton ; loan, interest, tc. $152 68. Lainrence County. The s half of n w qr of sec .18, t 6 n, r 2 w. 66 29-100 acres; mortgaged by Booker Wilson, forfeited and sold by certificate lo Kalph G. iNorvell ; loan, interest. &c. $218 53. Then half of tlie n e qr of nee 2, 1 5 n, r2w. containing 82 73-100 acres ; mortgaged by James Bunch ; loan, interest, etc. $10963. Laporte County. Thea halfol the w half of the n eqrof sec 31, 1 38 n,r 4 w, containing 40 teres; mortgaged by Joseph C. Orr; loan, interest, A.c. $336 39. The n e qr of sec 22, 1 37 n, r 2 w, 160 acrea ; mortgaged by Solomon Aldrich : Itwn. interest, etc. $553 82. The w half of s w qr ot sec 8, t 36 n. r 1 w ; also the a e qr of n e qr of s w qr ol sec 3G, 1 37 n; r 3 w ; mortgaged by tranklin lowing; loan, interest, etc. $266 95. Lots I, 2, 3 and 4, sec 8, 1 36 n, r 1 w, 164 50-100 acres ; mortgaged by David G. Rose ; loan, interest, etc. $542 83. The a end of the e half of the a w qr of sec 30, t 37 n, r 3 w, containing 20 acres, mortgaged by Wi'linin Hawkins. For a particular descrqition of said land .reference is made to page 328, hook F, of the recoid of deeds in Laporte county ; loan, interest, etc $558 53. Madison County. The a half of the n w qr and part of the a w qr (w of White river) of sec 11, 1 19 n, r 7 e, containing 84 90-100, mortgaged by Isaac Arboygust: loan, interest, etc. $302 ti. The s e qr of sec 16, 1 18 n, r 8 e, containing 160 acres, mortgaged by Thomas (tell ; hnn, interest, etc. $668 25. The e half of the a w qr ; also the n w qr of the s w qr ; also the s e qrof the n w qr ot sec 32; also tlie se qrof the a w qr of sec 28, all it 1 19 n, r 8 e, mortgaged by Nineveh Berry ; Iran, interest, etc. $409 50. The w half of the n w qrof sec 20; also a pail of thee half of the a e qr of sec 20, 1 18, r 7 e, containing 20 acres, bounded as described on page V0J, hook 3. of the record of deeds of Madison county, mortgaged by Orsemus Kichniond ; loan, interest etc. $419 59. The e batfof tlie s w qr and the w half ofs e qr of sec 30, 1 21 n, l7 e, 160 acies, mortgaged by Jonathan Reeder, forfeited and sold by certificate to Then, ti. Walpole; loan, interest. etc. $329 49. The e halfol the n e qr of sec 36 t 18 n, r 6 e, mortgaged by William McCaity ; loan, interest etc. 562. The w balf of the a e qr and e half ofs w qr of sec 34, 1 19, r 7 e, except 55 acres off the e end of said two tracts ; also the w half of n e qr of same sec land r, except 50 acres ofTltie n end. in all 135 acres, mortgacrd by Henry Scybrrt; loan, interest, ete. g-253 50. The e half of n e qrof sec 17, 1 18 n,r 7 e, except 6 acres off a e corner, mortgaged by Moses Shawl ; loan, interest, etc. 8240 37. T he e half of a w qr of sec 20, t 18 n, r 7 e, mortgaged by Thomas Silver ; lonn, interest, etc.X598. The n ball of the n eqr of sec 28, t 20n,r 8 e, containing 80 acres, mortgaged by Benjamin Wa'.ker; kian, interest, etc. f?375 15. The e half of the a e qr of see 36, t IM n, r 6 e, conlainine, 80 acres, mortgaged by Samuel li. Hundley; loan, intereat, etc. g 455 50. Marion County. The e half of the n e qr of sec 35, 1 15 n,r 4 e, containing 80 acrea, mortgaged by James Calterson: lonn, interest, ete. JJ698 05. Tili e half of the n w qr of sec 14, 1 16 n, r 4 e, containing 80 acres, mortgaged hy Williuin Dickerson ; loan, interest, etc $387 93. The e half of the aw qrof sec 31. 1 15 n, rSe; also the w half of the a e qrof sec 31, 1 15 n, r 5 e, mortgaged by Lewis O'Neal ; loan, interest. etc. 8337 35. Part of sec 25, 1 17 a, r 3e, containing 15 acres, for a more particular description of which see record of deeds, !xk I, psee 107, mortgaged by john K. Kiinberlin forfeited and sold by certificate to B. P. Kunberlin; lonn, inierest, etc. $211 91. The e half of a w qr and w hnlf ol a e qr of sec 25. 1 15 n, r 4 e, except 3 or 4 acres n of road, mortgaged by Elizabeth Fisher, forfeited and sold by certificate lo Joshua Langsdale ; loan, inierest, elc. $S02 77. Tlie e half of lot 4, in block 77, in Indianapolis, mortgaged by Joseph I. Stretcher ; loan, inlrresl, elc. $174 37. Lots nunii e red 4, 5 and 6, In square No. 71, in the town of Indianapolis, mortgaged hy John L. Young; loan, interest, ete. (577 15. The w half of the a w qr of sec 14, (16 n, r 3 e, containing 80 acres, mort gated hy C. P. U'.Neal , loan, interest, etc. $6t9 72. The ehulfof these qrof sec 12; also the w qrof a w qrof see 14,tl4n,r4 e, containing in all 120 acres, mortgaged by William Power and Samuel Powrt ; loan, intereat, etc. $337 80. I a Nn. 3, in square No. 75, in the town of Indianapolis, mortgaged by John L. Richmond; lonn, interest, etc. $5J7. 1 he w halfoftheieqrof sec 4,t 16 irrS e, mort-iged by Tracy R. Wheeler,and forfeited and auld to John Bolander; loan, interest, etc. $467 9h. The w half of the n w qrof sec 15, 1 14 n, r 2 e, containing 80 atrea. mortgaged originally hy Retiel Keag m, and forfeited and sold to Zadock Jackson ; loan, interest, etc $367 4. The e half of I lies e qr of sec ltj, t 15 11. r 3 e, containing P0 acrea, mortgaged hy James W. Johnston ; loan, interest, etc. $590 66. The e halfol the n e qr of see 16, t 15 n, r 4 e, containing 80 acre more or less, mortanged iy John Heiner ; kn. Interest, etc. $512 15. The w hall ol the s w qr cf sec 27, t 15 n, r 4 e, containing eighty acrri, mortgaged hy William 8. Iltighey ; knn, inierest, elc. $360 04. Mxiy acres off thee half of the w qr of sec 8, 1 15 n, r 3e, beginning at the n e corner nf said qr, running thence w 60 rods, Uience a 160 rods in the a line of said qr. thence along the line to the a corner nf said qr, tnence n with the line in the beginning, mortgaged by Clwles Gainer 5 loan, Interest, etc. $391 74. Marshall County The a half of a e frac e ol Michigan rrsid of see IS. of lands selected in Indian country, containing 51 4H-100 acres, mortgaged by Nathan Powell ; loan. Interest, etc, 223 40. The s w qr of see 11. t 32 n, r 3 e, mnrtgaeed by Abner Caldwell ; forfeited and sold by certificate to Jacob landis ; loan, intereat, elc. g5t4 3. The n half of sec S, 1 33 o, r 1 e, 3S2 20-100 acres, mortgaged by John Serine : loan. Inierest, ete. Ä507 47. 'I he n hull of n frac see 9, of M ichiann mad in Indian country, J. "17 öd 100 acres, mortgaged y t'eler Bcliroeoer ; loan. Interest, elc. U3.i 01. The w hall of the n wqr w of Indian boundary of Menomles reserve of sec 33, 1 33 n,r '2 r, eontaininf H 33-100 acres ; mortgaged by Tltoothy Itarltrr : loan, interest, elc K5tW r2. Ihn undivided half of the ne qr of see tl.t 34 n, r 1 e, also the undivided halfol the w half of the n w qr of sime sec ; al-o the undivided one third part of the a w qr of see 15 in t 34 n, r 1 e, mortgaged by Reuben L. Karnswotth ; kmn, inierest, elc 353 30. '1 lie undivided half of the n e qr of sec 11, In t 34 n, r 1 e, and Ihe w half of (lie n w nr of same sec ; also tlie undivided third part of the s w qrof arc 15, of same t and r, mortgaged by Stephen M. Farn, worth i loau. interest, elc. K.IjJ 3L The s e qrof the s w half and a w qrof l he s e qr of sec 33, t 34 n, rlt,lsoiljoaeqroftuef wqr of ace 33, t 31 n.rle; alsoiha

half and n w qrof of tlie se qr of sec 33, and the n w qrof tlie s w qr of sec 34, 134 u, r I e, containing 2?0 acres, originally mtUnged by AlUo Leach, and SrflcSed and bid in by the :laie, and re-soid by certificate to Hugh P. Graliain ; loan, inierest. etc. Xoti9 91. The lot or s half s w frac w M. R. nf see 7. of lands selected in Indian country, canlaiiiin 88 48-100 acres, mtsylgaged by John L- Woodward and Johnson E. Wuodward ; ban, luteiesl, etc X2tKi 93. T he w lialfuf these qr aud ihe a half of s wqr ol sec 32, 1 34 n, r t e ; also 10 acres od ihe w side of Ute e half of the s e qr of sec 32, 1 34 n.rle; s lo3U acres oil" the send of the e half of the n eqr of sec 33 n, r 1 e, mortgaged by A. L.. Wheeler ; loan, inierest, etc go95.

Monroe Count v Tben eqrof ec31,t9n, r 2 w.mofigtged by Leioy Mayfield: liwse qrof sec Id, I tf n, r 1 w. mortgaged by John Owens; loan. inierest, etc 512 15. Montgomery County. The e half of the n w qrol sec 13, 1 19 , r 4 w, containing 90 acrea, mortgaged by '1 botoa Brown ; loan, interest, etc 45466 40. Miami County. The n half of the s e frac e of the Michigan road of sec 24 ; also the n half of the a w fruc w ol the Michigan ruad of aee Ü4, containing in in all 161 acres, moitgaged by Alexander Wilson; loan, inierest, elc. 517 79. .Morgan County. The n e qr of see 34, t 12 n, r 1 e, containing 160 acrea, mortgaged by James McKinley ; loan, interest, etc. $5291 20. Tart oflhe n w qrof sec 36, 1 14 n,r 1 r, 9 5 100 acres, f. a more particular description ol which aee record of deeds of Morgan county, book K, paee 474, mortgaged by William C. Cine, forfeited and auid by certificate lo Thomas Harrold; loan, inierest, etc. 45194 05. The n e qr of n w qr of sec 5, 1 11 n, r 1 e ; also lti acres on the end of w half ofs w qr of aee 33, t 12 n, r I e, for a more particular description of htch see record of deeds of Morgan county, book t. page 404, mortgaged by Lucius Burke, foifeited and sold by certificate to John W Sims;' loan, interest, 611.1541)5 69 Tlie ne frac qr ol aee 21 , 1 1 1 n, r 1 w, a of While river, the s frac of n w qr and lot .No. 3 same see t and r ; also lot No. I of frac sec 19 and Jie n e frac ofs e frac qrof tec 19, same t and r ; also the w half of n e irofaeclOand n w qrof e qrof aee 10, 1 11 o,l I e, in all 332 91-100 teres, mortg iced by Benjamin Sweet, forfeited and sold to John W. iinit; loun. interest. elc KSU 12. Thee frac of ne frac qrof arc iO,t 11 n,rl w,the n frac of s w qr of sec 20, the s w frac qr of sec 19, tiie n frac of n w or of eec 30, kit No. 1 ofsubdivided frac sec 13, tlie n halfof s e frac qrof sec l.and the balf of o e fric qrof sec 12, all in st.ii t and r,Stt9 28-100 acres, mortgaged hy Benjamin Bradley, forfeited and sold by certificate lo John W. Si i a ; lonn, interest, elc. $5702 28. The a w qr of sec 5, t 1 1 n, i 1 e, mortgaged by John W. Pima ; loan, interest, etc. J?553 82. 1 he n w qr ot arc !9,l 14 n, r 2 w, mortgaged by Daniel Si gier ; loan interest, etc. K59H 65. Out-kjts.os.t0,31,e9, 32,23, 23, 27 and 34 in town of Martinsville, nmrtengeil hy John iitts ; loan, interest, etc. $V2. The w haifof the s e ir of arc 23, in t 12 n, r 1 e, containing 80 acres; also the s e qrof the a w qrofs-c23, 1 12 n, r 1 e, containing 40 acres ; also the n e t,r of the a wqrof sec 23, 1 12 n, r 1 e, containine 40 acres, mottsased bv Thomas Burk ; loan, interest, etc. $325 89. The n w nr of the n w or of sec 3li. 1 12 n.r 1 e : also the a e qrof the se or of sec 2ti. t 12 n, r 1 e; also the s w qr of the a w qr of arc 25. 1 12 n, r I e, containing in all 120 acres, mortgaged by Enoch Gra ham ; loan, Interest, etc 31o dols 59 cts. Owen Count u The s w qr of the n e qr of sec 31, t 11 n. r 4 w, containing 40 acres; mortgaged by John Carter: lonn interest etc, $1J2 40. The east half of the a e qr of sre 6, 1 11 n, r 4 w, also the s e qr of n e qr of sec 24, t 11 n, r 5 w, containing in all 120 acres ; mortgaged by James Cook : loan interest etc, $202 21. The s e qr of sec 36, t 10 n, r 4 w, rontaining 104 44 100 acres ; excent that Dart of said nr lvins on the east side of the wet fork of White river, supposed to contain 43 acres, also the a w qr of sec 36, t 10 n, r 4 w, containing 160 acres ; mortgaged tiy iia.ii mam per : lo.n, interest etc. $626 25. Out-lot no 13, n w of the town of Spencer, containing 21 acres more or less ; also a part of north fractional section US, t 10 n, r 3 w, containing 26 arres, for a more particular description of which see pages 53 und ÖT4, book no. 6. el' the record of deeds ol Owen county ; mortg.-iged bv James Oalletely : loan interest etc, $613 63. The n w qr of sec 36, t 9 n, r 6 w, also a w qr of section 26, t 9 n, r 6 w ; mortgaged by John P. Dunn : loan interest etc, $497 36. The n w qr of n w qr of see 2, t 9 n, r 4 w ; mortgaged by WL liam Scott : loan interest etr, $97 15. The n eqr of the s eqr, and a w qr of the s e qrof see 25, t 10 n T 6 w, containing 80 acres ; mortgaged by Larkin R. Scott, and forfeited and sold by certificate to Larkin R. Scott : loan interest etc, $172 30. The lot do. 1 of fractional se? 15, t 9 n, r 4 w, containing 59 78100 acres, and the nottU part of the n w qr of sec 23, 1 9 n, r 4 w. containin 21 40-100 acres, both of said tracts of land were mortRased by John Hicks : loan interest etc, $88 7b. The south east qr of the s e qr of sec 9, t 9 n, r 4 w, containing 40 acres ; inort;ajed by William Ilicks : loan, interest etc, $6 04. The north east qr of sec 20, t 10 n, r 3 w, estimated to contain 160 acres; mortgaged by James t.allete y : loan interest etc, $b.O 01 farke County. The west half of the n w qr of see 34, also the west half of the e qr of see 34, both ti acts in 1 16 n, r 7 w, also a tract containing 6 acres, bounded aa described on pages 435 and 436 of the record of deeds in Farke rounty also the following lots in the toss ot Kockvilleto wit: lots no. 81, 88, 103,82, and the north half of lot no. 80; mortgaged by William P. Bryant: loan, interest etc, $K8 75. Forler Couniy The west hatf of the n w qr of sec 19, 1 35, r 5 w, containing 61 33-100 acres ; mortgaged by John Matthews : loan interest etc, $440 16. The "orth half of the n w qr of sec 32, also the west half of the w qr of nee 30, t 36 n, r 6 w, containing loo acres ; mortgaged by Miltou Volf ; loan, interest ete $448 95. Tue wext balf of the n e qr of see 30, also the west ha f of the a w qr ol sec .'9, t 30 n, r 6 w, containing 100 acres ; mortgaged by Jacob Wolf. Jr : loan, interest etc. $393 02. The east half of the n e qr of sec 30, also the enst half of the a w qr of sec 29, 1 36 n, r 6 w ; mortgaged ly John Wolf : loan, inter est etc, $5c4J 55. The east half of the s w qr of sec 30, t 36 n, r 6 w, also the n e qr of the n e qr of sec 31. t 36 n, r 6 w, containing 120 acres ; mort gaged toy Jacob wolt : loan, interest etc, $ o3 93. The north east qr of sec 33, t 34 n, r 6 w, containing 160 acres mortgaged by Jesse Johnston : loan interest etc, $134 53. Putman County. The enst half of the s w qr of ree 34, 1 14 n, r 4 w, containing 60 acre; mortsai;ed by Dor tor K Arnold: loan, interest etc, $542 15. The west hall .of the north west qr, and the south east qr of the n w qr of sec 27, in 1 14 n, r 3 w, containing together 120 acrea; mortaüeJ lv Moses T. Bnd.es : loan interest etc, $o77 15. North east frac; ion of sec 33, t 13 n, r 5 w, containing 120 55 100 acres ; motttrased by Mary Cunningham : loan interest etc,' 577 Id, The west half of the n e qr of sec 22, 1 14 n, r 4 w, containing 80 acres ; mortgaged by Lucius R. Chapin : lean interest etc, $542 15. The s half of a w qr of sec 1, t 13 n, r 5 w, mortcazed by James 1 oweli, forfeited aud sold by certificate to James 1 owell ; loan in terest etc. $517 25. The n w qr of n e qr of sec 3f, t 14 n, r 5 w, and s w qr of s e qr of sec 30, same t and r, 1 j0 90-100 acres ; mortgaged by W illiams and Brown : loan interest etc, $Jon as. Randolph County, The n w qr of the s e qr of sec 35. t 20. r 13 e, containing 40 acres: mortgaged by William Dixson : loan interest etc, $246 31. The n eqr of the n e qrof sec 5, 1 19 n, r 12 e, (except 64 square poles at burying ground in n e corner,) containing 37 12-100 acres, also the east hail" of the s e qr of sec 32, t 20 n, r 12 e, (except 22 acres otf the north part of said half qr sec; mortgaged by William Dickson ; loan interest etc, $545 07. The n w qr of the n e qr of see 5. also the s w qr of n e qr of sec 5, t 19 n, r 12 e, containing 77 12-100 acres ; mortgaged by George w. dick son : loan, interest etc, 5 .:t The n w qr of sec 1, 1 19 n, r 12 e, containing 122 acres ; mort gacd by Samuel Outland : loan, interest etc, $308 58. The north half of the n w qr of sec 8, 1 18, r 13 e, also the south end of fractional sec 32, t 19, r 13 e, containing 141 acres, except 60 acres out ot the n w part or said tract, heretofore conveyed mort; acred by Nathan Proctor ; loan, interest etc, $172 24. The east half of the n e qr of sec 13, 1 19 n. r 12 e, also 79 acres bounded as described on pase 172, bonk C. of the record of deeda in Randolph county ; mortgaged by Richard Robins ; loan, interest ete, $30 81. The w half of n e qr and the n e qr of n w qr of sec 22, t 19 n r 12 e, containing 120 acres ; mortgaged by Wm. C. smith : loan, interest etr, $217 76. The west half of thea w qrof sec H,t20,rl2 e, containing 80 acres :, mortsaged by Hiram fmith : loan interest etc, $253 25 The east half of the s e qr of sec 8, t 19 of r 14 e, containing 80 acres; mortgaged by James t orsyth ; loan, interest etc, $134 02 Rush County. The s e qr of sec 29, 1 15 n. r 10 e, containing 160 acres ; mort fazed by John Bell : loan, interest etc, $562. The s e qr ol see 27, 1 14 n, r 8 e, I except 20 acres on the e side heretofore conveyed) being 40 acres: mortgaged by John W. Ma cy : loan, interesL,etc, $542 15. Sixty acres on the e side of s e qr of see 25, t 15 n, r 9 e, also 20 acres on the n end of e hall of n e qr of sec 36, t lo n, r 9 e ; mort garca by w imam Jones : loan, interest etc, S'-UI 53. The nw qrol see 12, t 13 n, r 9 e; mortgaged by Benjamin Sampson; lonn, interest etc, $271 83. The e half of s w qr of sec 13, t 14 n, r 8 e ; mortgaged by Jehu 2U7sby: loan, interest etc, $217 vo. Sixty acres on e sideof w half of a eqr of see S6, 1 14 n, r 8 e mortgaged by William Worth : loan, iu terest etc, $346 99. t he e half of s w qr of sec 26. t 14 n, r 8 e ; mortgaged by Obed B. Worth : loan, interest etc, $325 89. The west half of the south west qr of tec 33, 1 15 n, r 10 e, con taining 80 acres; mortgaged hy John Bell: loan, interest etc, S542 15. 1 he south half of the e half of the n w qr of acc 14, 1 13 n, r 10 e, and the n half of thee half of the w qr of sec, t and r afore said, containing in the whole HO acres mote or less ; mortgaged by James r razee : loan, interest etc, is. Ripley County The east part of the n w qr of sec 19, t 7 n, r 12 e, containing 95 acres ; mortgagea Dy James uavi : loan, Inteiest etc, 544 4 6'csff County. Ths s w qrof sec 28, 1 4 n, r 7 e, containing 160 acres; mortgaged by William I ruclock : loan, interest etc, $00o 19. The east half of the n w qr of see 15. t 3 n, r 7 e, exceptinr 10 acres lying on the whole west side of sa d tract, alo the east balf of the s w qr of sec 3 ; mortgaged by Harrison W. I ray lor ; loan, in terest etc, $b77 80. Sulfivan County. fart of lot no. 29, t 6 n, r 9 w, containin f"2 acrea ; mortgaged by Ilnnrr Dooler Sr.: loan., merest etc. SJ0 7j. The west half of the a e qr of fractional see 30, t 7 n, r"10 w, al so the a w fractional qr or east tractionnl sec so, t 7 n, r 10 w, ana the s eqrof the s e qr of sec 30, t 7 n, r 10 w ; mortgaged by Aaron Thompson: loan, interest etc, $653 13. ' Shelby County. The s e qr of the s w qr of see. 13, also the n e qr of the n w qr of arc -24. t 1 1 n, r 7 e ; mortgaged Dy 1 nomas rrice : loan, mieresi etc, $279 36. The w half of n w qr of sec 16, containing 80 arres, and the e half of the n e qr of aee 17, containing 80 acres, both in t 13 n, r 6 e; mortzased by Adonijah Morgan; loan, interest etc, $577 15. The west half of the n w qr of sec 23 1 14 n, r 8 e ; mortgaged by Joseph V. Swalu: loan, interest etc, $245 76. The w half of a w qr of sec 4, t 12 n, r 7 e ; mortgaged by Samuel Walker; loan, interest etc, $577 15. The w half of the n w qr of sec 19, 1 12 n, r 7e, also n half of w half of a w qr of sec 18, in snme t and r ; mortgaged by Jacob Shrink; loan interest etc, $333 IS. The wert half of the s w qr of see 32, 1 14 n. r 8 e, containing 80 acres, be the same more or less ; moitgaged by Zeno Barnard ; loan, interest etc, $224 73. . The west half of the n e qr of see. 14, 1 13, or r 7 ; mortgaged by ' Ednatd Cox ; loan. Interest etc, S 231 7t. The west ball of the a e qr of sec 4, t 13 n, r 8 e, containing 80 acres ; mortgaged by Moses Coffin ; loan, interest etc, $325 e9. Tippecanoe County. The cat half of the i e qr of sec 1, t24 n, r 5 w, containing 80 acres; mortgaged by James W. Ireland, and forfeited and sold to Basil Brown by certificate : loan, interest etc, $246 6. Lot 121 in original plat ot the town of Lafayette ; mortgaged by B. W. Ntrhol, forfeited and sold by certificate to Isaac H Wright h. others : loan, interest etc. $710 00. Lot no. 39 in original plat of the town of Lafayette ; mortgaged by Lyman Beeman, forfeited and sold by certificate to A B. Slaughter : loan, interest etc, C'U7 72. Lot no.'-li in the Bartholomew and Daria addition to the town of Lafayette; mortgaged by George IL Stackhouse: loan, Interest ets, fc3Ül 61 A tract of land bounded as follows : beginning at the south west corner of lot no. Wi in the original plat of the town of lafsyette, running thence e with the s line of said lot 79 feet, thence n 24 feet, thence we. 1 79 feet, thence t with the w line of said lot 24 feet, to the place of beginning, the same being on the e side o ihe public squnre in raid town ; mortgaged by Wm. M. JennerC: loan, inierest etc, $292 96. Union County. Part of thes eqr of see 33, township 12 north, of range 1 west, ront.-tinini Hlseres.se record of morlpnges book O. psge S3U ; mortgaged by Benjamin Nutter : loan, interest etc, $442 15. Then half of s eqr of ver.'At H r 2 w, containing M) acres; mortcaged by James Murdock : loan, interest ete, $515 12. Three tracts, brtpg parts of the s e qr of sec 22, t 1 1 n, r 2 w, for a more particular description of which see record of deeds book U. pase. 232, containing in all 109 acres; mortgaged by John 8. Hunt : loan. Interest etc, $512 14. A part of the soulii east qrof sec 22, t 11 n, liv, containing 60 acres more or less, lor a particular description thereof, reference is made to page 216, book U, of th deeds In Union coun-

ty; mortgaged by William Hollingsworth : loan, interest etc, $325 88. Vanderburgh County. "ftie undivided half of lot no. ill, in tha town of Erantrille, sa known and designated in the original plan of said town ; mortgaged by William 11. Walker : loan, inuresi etc, $336 c9. Vigo County. The w qr of sec 22, t 10 n r 8 w : mortgaged by Drur Akers; loan, inter st kc, $219 66. The west half of the a e or of se- 10: also the a e or of

i - . . . - . - . tue e qr oi sec n; aiso tne west half of the n e er ol see 4; also the east half tf the n w or of ec 14. all in t 12 n r 8 w, coutaii.ii.jj in all 2S0 acres.- moitgaged by John Britton; loan, interest tc, f 546 92. The west half ot the i e qr aod the i w nr of see 22. 1 13 n, r 9 w, containing 240 acres: mortgaged by Hicbaid Blake; ii , iuiric-1 -o o. Foity-six feet aud seven inches taken off the north side of in-lut No 35, in the town cf Tene Haute, as ies inated on tne plat ol said town: moitgaged by Isaac V. Caddingtou; loan, inteiest &.C, $121 49. I he north half of the s e or of sec 17, t 13 n. r 9 tr. con taining 80 acres more or le: mortgaged by David C Clevel and foifeited and sold by certificate to Jaon Kuller; loan interest s-c.ji-tj to. The west balf of lot No 121, in the town of Terre Hautet moi'g-ged by Charles Groveriuan; loan, inteiest i.e. 546 91. The west half of Ihe w qr of sec 19, t 1 1 o, r 8 w. con taining 70 4-100 acres: mortgaged by William Mabuiu": loan, inteiest &e, $176 03 Lot Tto 204, in the town of Teire Haute, as known and designated od the pUt of said town: mortgaged ty Rotert S .. i : . . . . f. r. co mcvaur; iusu, iiitcieM cc, jir ok Lots Tto 5 and 6, known and designated as fach br arecorded plat of the n w qr of sec 27, t 12 n, r 9 w, containing ef . a rr x zu acres: mortgaged Dy i nomas raison; loan, inteiest Lc $110 63 The w half of in-lot No 40, in the town of Tene Hautet mortgaged by James T. Moffat; loan, interest &c, $437 S3. The n e qr of a e qr of sec 2S, t 12 n, r 8 w; also n w qr of a w qr of sec 27, t 12 n, r S w: mortgaged by Daniel Swall; loan, interest &c, SS 76. The s e qr of n e qr of t-cc 29, 1 12 n, r 8 w: mortgaged br Samuel Slavcn; loan, interest &.c, $15 13. Fait of e balf of ou:-lot 16, in ine town of Terre Haute. commencing at s e coiner of said lot, thence n 225 ft, thence w laU it, thence t "Zo ft, thence e loO feet to besinninr: mortgaged by Wm Rockwell; loan, inteiest &.c, $546 92. Ihe west nan ot the n w qr ol sec 12, t lü n, r 9 w: alo the u e qr of the n w qr of the same sec; also the n w qr of the s w qr of the same sec, containing in all 1G0 acies; mortgaged by Stacy Wintei: loan, inteiest 4c, $219 66. the west balf of the r e qr of sec 29, t 13 n, r 9 wi also the n e qr of the n w qr of sec 29, t 13 n, r 9 w t mortgiged by David and Philo Claik: loan, iuleiest &.c, ,350 73. Part of out-lot No 60, adjoinmg the town nf Terre Haute. bounded as deribed on page 253 book 7, of the records ot deeds in Vigo county: mortgaged by Asa Dille; loan, inteiest kc, $1S7 23. The south balf or the wet hair of the n e qr or sec 10, t 12 n, r 9 w: mortgaged by EUm Genung, and forfeited aud sold by certificate to Demas Deming: loan, interest &C. $400 95. Part of in-lot no 92, in the town of Terre Haute, bounded as described on page 456, book 8, of the records of deeds of Vigo county: mortgaged by Albert Lanze and George Habt rmeyer, and forfeited and sold to Demas Deming by certificate: loan, inteiest Lc, ,029 SS. The west half of sec IS, t 13 n, r 9 w: mortgaged by John Hay; loan, inteiest Lc, 690 54. Warren County. The n e qr of s e qr of sec 8. t 21 n, r 8 w: mortgaged by John N. Wilson; loan, interest tc, $217 76. The s e qr of sec 34, t 21 n, r 9 w: moitgaged by Jacob Mil lei ; loan, interest Lc, $559 46. The north east fraction of sec 22, t 21 n, r 8 w, containing 83 45-100 acres: moitgaged by Wm Bark. hire, jr; loan interest Lc, $379 95. Wayne County. Lots No 4 and 5, situated on Franklin street, in the town of Richmond, as known on the plat of said town: moitgaged by James W. Green; loan, iuleiest Sec, $363 23. The s w qr of sec 26, t 16 n, r 12 e 160 acies: mortgaged by Ira Lackey; loan, ioterest ice, 542 15. Pait of w balf of n w qr of sec 21, t IS n, r 12 e 65 acres; for more particular desciiption see book U.psge 165 of record of deeds: mortgaged by Elisba Ole; loan, interest Lc, $346 89. White County. The s w qr of s w qr of sec 25 also the n e qr of the a e qr of sec 35 also the west balf of the n w qr of tec 36 also the n w qr of the n e qr of sec 36, all of the above tracts in t 27 n, r 4 w, containing in all 2U0 acte: mortgaged by Randolph Brearly; loan, inteiest Lc, 5S9 30. The north half of n w qr of sec 6, t 26 n, r 3 w, containing by orizinal plat and survey 77 30-100 acres and by reset vint 109J acres: mortgaged by Van M'Cullocb; loan, inteiest &c, $451 07. The u w qr of the n w qr of see 21, t 26 n, r 3 w, lying in While county; also the n w qrof the n w qr of sec 15, t 26 n, r 3 w, in Carioll county: mortgaged by JobnPhillips; loan, interest Lc, $222 62. The w half of s w qr of sec 20, t 23 n, r 3 w also w half of a e qr of sec 17, t 2S n, r 3 w also the a e qr of s e qr of sec 17, and Ihe s w qr of s t qr and e balf of t w qr of sec 20, t 2S n, r 3 w: mortgaged by James G. Brown; forfeited and sold by certificate 10 Livezy; loan, iuterest Lc, $6S1 22. The w half of n e qr of sec 15, t 26 n,r 5 w al-o the t e qr of n e qr of sec 15, t 26 n, r 5 w mortgaged by Isaae Vinson ; foifeited and sold by certificate to Wm. K. Rochester; loan, inteiest Lc, $2 So 33. The a half of the n e qr and s balf of the n w qr of sec 36, t 23 n of range 4 west 160 actes; also the e half of the s w qr of sec 30, t 23, u of r 3 west SO acres: mortgaged by Jacob Meyer; loan, inierest Lc, $367 89. The u e qr of a e qr of sec 12, t 26 n r 5 w also the w half of a w qr of see 7, t 26 n r 4 w also Ihe w half of a w qr of sec 7, t 26 u r 3 w 194 acre.: mortgaged by Keiitou 8: Beezy; loan, interest Lc, $596 99. The n w fr of sec 3, t 26 n, r 3 w 42 15-100 acre. ; also the D half of a e qr of sec 4, t 26 n, r 3 w, except a fiaction conveyed to Robt. Rothiock: moitgaged by Jo.eph Rothrock; loan, interest tc, $553 82. Lots Nos 1 and 2 iu sec 8, t 27 n, r 3 w 104 29-100 acres: mortgaged by Thompson Cro.e; foifeited and sold br certificate toC and W. Sneethen; loan, interest Lc, $276 95. The north half of sec 35, t 27 n, r 3 w, containing 320 aeie of land; mortgaged by Heniy Ecsminger; loan, inteiest tc, $542 15. The south west fractional quarter of sec 6, t 26 n. 1 3 w, containing 157 92-100 acres; mortgaged by Wm. M. Keutoc; loan, interest &c, $597. So much of the mortgaged premises in each case as will pay the principal, interest, damages and costs, will first be oü'eied fur cash, and in case there be do bid for cash, the premises will be bid in for the Stale, if thought best, and be immediately offered for sale on a credit of five years with bterest at seven per cent annually in advance. A certificate of purchase will be given to the purchaser, pledging a patent or deed from the State when full payment shall be made, but which shall be forfeited to the State with all payments made thereon for any default of the payment of principal or interest accoiding to the terms of sale, and entitle the Sta'e to re-sell at any time. Bond will be reqoiied of the puicbaser fot payment of the purchase money and inteiest, and that waste of the premise! shall not be committed or suffered, ai-d sutcty may be also required in any case. By order of the Board of Commissoner of the Sinking Fund. J, MORRISOX. President. Office of Sinking Fund, Indianapolis, Sept 30, 1847. fa-Explanation of the abbreviations in the foregoing A'otice.t for east, w for west, n for north,! for south, qr for quarter, sec for section, t for township, r for range. 36 t 11 Dec. aeiüCT roa HVUPEIl BltOTIICItS PUBLICATION S. Direct from Xeiv York. THE undersigned hare the pleasure to announce, that they have completed an arrangement for the Agency of the extensive book establishment in New York, of IIAIU'CIC & ISKOTIII.KS, from which place a package of new books Is made np lor them regularly every week, thereby opening a constant communication, which will enal le them to answer orders, hjwever small (if not on hand) at very short notice, and including not only the nuh'ications of Harper Sc Brothers, hut alo, through a lare Bookselling and Importing House, with everything published in America or Europe, sri that any person in Indianapoli. or neighboring towns can be supplied with anv publication without extra charge. 53 . HOOD St NOBLEr-iaies's new buildinj. Just received by Express from Harper k Brothers, the following new publications : rirtorial History of England, lo be completed in about 40 numbers, (MO numbers on hand.) The life of Henry the Fourth King of France, and A'ararr by 0. P. R. James, in four parts. Tha Wayside Cross, or the Raid to Gomez, a tale of the Carlist War, Ht C'npt. E. A. Milman ot the 33d regiment. The Boys Autumn Book, descriptive of the season, scenery, rural life, and country amusement, by Thomas Miller, embellished with numerous exquinile engravings. The miscellaneous works of Henry Mackenxie, Eq., 34 edition. New Illustrated Joscphus a new translation, by Kev. R. Trail, D.D. History of the conquest . of Peru hy V. II. Prescott, Pirtorial life of Jackson and Franklin, HOOD &. NOBLE. Nov. 26. 62 Uatei's new building IV" EW GOODS! Still lliey Come ! X rgl R. CASE has heen receiving durin: this and the past week, JL fresh supplies of new and desiraMe styles of fall and winter goo'ls, bought at auction and of importers at the lowest cash prices: the followin are some, viz: 15 pieces rich Cashmere de come, from 30 to 56 cts ; 10 do. Cal edonian, mohair and Ali wall plaids; 1 do. wide black silk and mohair fringes : 3 do. double width ricli twilled silk plaids at SI ; 2do. Chamelion plail sillc-t, vnry rich, at ft 1-1 ; 1 do. French cloth, the cheapest we ever sttld, at 91 60; 3 do. all wool Mack da laines, 50 to 56 ; i gross s;etl buttons for ladies' dress trimmings ; 3 dozen fur, cloth, velvet, and seal cap. ; 3 caes fine double de calf and kip hoots and brogans ; 3 pieces bleck and scarlet silk velvet ri'.bon 5 6 pieces carpeting to arrive in a few days, 30 to 50. Purchasers will find at my store, on comparing qua ity ani piiccs, as chfap goods a can he found In town. I can afford tn aell cheaper than anv other man. wholesale or nrtaiL Tlea call and see. 5i . T. R. CASE. LADIES' Gaiters and light kip sli.ipen for sale cheap at 52 CASE'S SELLING OFF AT COST! v. n. piu:sto & Co. At Hie Cliockeresl More, rlSHINi.. to close out their entire stock wtll sell the same AT CU31 from :iiis time to J.muary ist, IM, lhuse wi.tiin; for bargains would do well to call. Nov. 39, ICH. Mf FASCY XOTIOXSi KEAD Bass and Bead Purse ot entire new styles; Steel Pmi at ton cent and upwards pre hunch ; llag and Furse tils, all colors ; a variety or children's fancy noiions at 52 IV. H. TALBOTTS.