Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 9, Number 16, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 September 1849 — Page 3

ITIXDICAL. 9IATTEIIS.

Remarkable Operatw.. We take the liberty of noticing a very successful operation performed by a physician of our city en a gentleman named Ninian Iloskius, a minuter of tlie gospel in Crawford county, Indiana. He has been blind from birth, and was induced to place himself under the hand of D-xrtor Sloan, of our city, who operated upon one of hi9 eyes. Mr. lloskina was taken home to Crawford county be' fore the band, were removed; and when thi wa. done, we are informed by a gentleman residing in that nei Ittarhood that the operation was found to have been eminently successful, lie describes the emotions of the patient, when suddenly possessed of a sense so novel to him, to be of the most enthusiastic description. Things which lie had Ion been acquainted with through the medium of ihe other senses, became possessed of a i:e.v and eurpaa.sinp; beauty, and ruada which he had böen u?ed to travel fearlessly when blind, had t be again learned. His wife and children, ichom ht hud never seen, his friend, his parishioners, his home, every thinj endeared to him, became 02 unending source of delight and new-born gratification. lie had the eame confused notions of distance which we see the smallest children manifest, and took the liveliest pleasure in beholding the great variety of colors. In short, he was compelled to learn to see, in precisely the same manner that the mallest child does; and to him it was an occupation of the most cratifying nature. He could scarcely realite that his sight, with all the blessings of which he had been so suddenly gifted; wan the medium through which he gained so many new pleasures, so imple was it in its operation; and yet, to him, so mysterious. Above all, a fervent gratitude to his Maker and the physician thfou'h whose instrument ality he had been restored to sight was the most pre dominant feeling. We understand that Dr. S. intends operating upon the other eye as soon as the tone of the one restored becomes established, and the convenience of Jlr. Ho6kin3 will permit of it. It may be well to Jtate that this notice is made entirely without the knowledge of Dr. S., and on the authority of a gentleman perfectly conversant with the circumstances. Aew Albany Bulletin. To take A SrECK from the Eye. We lately learned a very clever and safe mode of extracting any little speck of dirt or dust from the eye, when it cannot be easily removed by the hands. It consists iu licking it out with the tongue. The person affected lays his head down with his faCe uppermost, and the operator, desiring that the eye shall be kept open, comes across it gently with his tongue so as effectually to wipe it clear of the extraneous body. This we find has been a common practice amon-f Eome classes of stone cutters, on getting what is called a fire in their eye; and we doubt if the whole of the resources of the medical art could afford a better remedv. De. Eeecher on Flogging in the Navy. The despotism and cruelty practised on the deck of our national vessels was in plain defiance of the laws of God and every principle of Liberty and Equality. Il was a terrible thing to subject man to an irresponsible government under the cruel passions of his fellow man. To whip a seaman with tha bloody knot was revolting to humanity and no proper mode of enforcing allegiance to duty. Suppose that the farmer was driven under the lash to till the ground; suppose that the shoemaker was forced to ply his needle by the whip; fuppose that the lawyer at the bar was compelled to be honest by the cat-o'-nine tails, we should require a myriad of despots to do all the executory work of mankind, with all the rest of the race for slaves. I once knew of a prisoner at Auburn, who had previously served a term in another penitentiary. He had been kindly treated by his second keeper, but brutally scourged by his first. The latter one thy . . . . ..... I

visiieu the Auburn pn-on and saul to tne Kepper, ana wuum we sre iiitormea, tne people wanted tor "You have such a man here at present!" 'Yes." i Postmaster, if a change hod to be made; and whose "What kind of a fellow is he!" "About the be-t in j petition lo the General Post Office Department, we the prison." "What! in our prison he was the worst I are inf .rmed, the Hon. T. D. Walpole saw when reI should like to see him." They went together to' cently at Washington City; and who we are iuformvisit the prisoner and found hint mild and tractable, ed, states it out-numbered largely that of Silver's "What is the reason," said he, "that you conduct yet it must be rejected, and Old Zach "dare to be yourself so differently here from your deportment just!" Mr. Mattox was removed from his post, withwhen under my charge." "Why," said the man, out any causo being assigned whatever. He nerved

when I was with you, you treated me like a dog; this . . r . . . gentleman treats me like a man, and 1 act like a man." Speech at Hartford. A Lecture on the Flephant. Ladies and Gentlemen! Allow me, thh evening, to introduce an animal called the Elephant. He is the greatest of all the tread-mill animals that helps to keep the world in motion. Among the Anglo-Saxons, he is known only by the name of Elephant; bat with all barbarous ond half-civilized nations he is unanimously dubbed the buUiphanl. He is about the size of a two year old omnibus, and in color approaches as near to a black as he can without infringement. To look at him, not too severely, one naturally supposes him to be a small mountain of Indian rubber, or a huge composition of glue and molasses. The Elephant is one of the natives of the East Indies, but he has been met with in various parts of. Mexico, and is frequently seen in the creat city of 1 New York. It has been asserted upon both righteous and profane authority, that he U indigenous to the '. "digging" of Cal.fornia; ho ever the assertion, as j yet, goes a begging for confirmation. It is my private opinion though, that the animal exhibits himself, to travellers in nil parts of the world, only they entertain a monstrous reluctance to confessing ihe fact. He always eirrie hid trunk with him wherever he goes, but never keeps any thing in it, uot eve:i a change of shirts. When cousin Ichabod first saw him at a show, he exclaimed with mute astonishment, 'Then that's the rale minagerer! th identical critter hisself! I swow wouldn't two of 'en mak a team to draw stun with! Golly, ain't he a scrougcr!" Ichabod went home and relate 1 what he had seen. "I 6een," "aid he, "the genuwine meuagr-rer the darndest bigeät lump of flesh that ever stirred. . IIa had two tails, o-,e behind end tothcr before. He put one of his taihj in my cat pocket, and hauled out the gingerbread every hooter. What do you think he done with it? Why, he stuck it into his own pocket, and began to fumble for more drat him!" A Cool Operation. "Hello, there, Capting !' said a brother Jonathan to a captain of a canal packet on the Erie Canal ; "what do you charge fir passage!" "Three tents per mile and boarded," said the captain. "Wall. I guess I'll take passage, capting, seein as how I'm kinder pin eout walking so far." Accordingly he got on board just as the steward was ringing the bell fr dinner. Jonathan eat down and be;an to demolish the 'fixens' to the utter consternation of the captain, until he had cleared the table f all that was eatable, when ha got up and went on the deck, picking his teetlt very comfortably. "How far is it capting, from here to where I come on board !" 'Nearly one and a half miles," said th captain. "Let's see," said Jonathan, "that would bo Just four and a half cents; but never mind, capting, I wont't be small ; here's five cents, which psya my fare to here; I guess I'll gu ashore now; I'm kinder rested eout." The captain vamosol f r th-j cabin, and Jonathan went ashore. The captain did not tske any more way passengers' the remainder of the summer. Most Sucoestive. It is said that when the Queen arrived at Arrochee, in Scotland, from Belfast, she was "out of provisions." Three gentlemen, happen ing to neat trie inn, heard or her dilemma, and rwed olTto the royal yacht with all the eatables they culd find, swven loaves and twenty-four herrings. Their arrival was opportune, ond her Majesty is said to have lunched vi the loaves and fishes in a tn st mi racnh'us manner. What a sensation it would hive produced among the Cocknies, had Victoria fallen a common victim with many of Her Irish subj'xts, to starvation! After all, ihe Belfast armpathy appear to have ben very unsubstantial, when they sent Her Majesty off with "nothing to eat." B the bye, we believe the butchers and bakers of B-lust used to be all repealer, and this may ai-count for the fct. The Truth. The B sfou Times says this : Crlf you want to obtain a situation (JÖIf you want to obtain help fjCTlf you want to hire or let a house Crlf you want to obtain boarders OCT"! Ju want to recover anything loat or atol OC'f you want to sell your goods, wares or merchandise C-Fi.xale, if you want to get business and make nioney, advertte, ürvERrnr.

ITImtufhcture of Domestic ITlnc. To the Editors of the Cincinnati Gazette: Gextlsmewj Io my letter to the Horticultural Society on the manufacture of wine, I omitted diteciions, where the tine dreser ha no saicuaromettr. When he dorm the er pes fully ripe, let him either enonh to press out small tumbler of juire. Let the -frapes be fully pressed, ai the last running ha the least sugar. In juice pat fresh hen' tz If it rises till about 1-6 it t the auiface, there It fair prop rliuo of the sacchariue

t principle (sugar j II not, he ihn Id delay the vintage. Dut " rTT! ounce 01 sjomi ao-far to the gallon of juire. The puittioit ci mc ti win decide when the quantry 11 sufficient. The above is the quantity fr the Catawba rrape. I derm the Isabella only calculated to make a ladies' wine, and should add from twenty-four to thirty-two ounces to the galten, according to the ripening of the fruit. Our ft pes ait r 1 l.m ripe enou;h to f nher fr wine, br-fne the Iwen'.yfifih of September, and by the Sih or 10th of October we should complete the vintage. Some eisons, the firt pickuiffcauiiot be made before the lt of October. Our prevent dry weather will cause the Rtapei to shrivel, and lead many tu gather them before Iheir full maluiity. The consequence will be poor wine. We shall soon have rain, when the isp will liie, the frail swell out and ripen rapidly. After that, warm dry weather wi'l be highly bene, final, and if theseasunbefavorable.it miy be advisable to delay the vintage to the 1st of October, or later. In s-me pari of Europe the grapes are stiQfeied tu be remain on the vine till half diied; or are gvhrreJ. and the watery particles dried out for days befoie ptessiug, by exposure. N. LONGWORTII. CijrcmrsATf, Sept, 18, 1849. Fanny Kemble. Tha following wc extract from a letter published in the Cleveland (Ohio) True Democrat, dated North Adams, Mass., August 19;h: I was vety much disappointed In the ptrsonei of Mrs. B. (Fanny Kemble.) She is masculine, very, in mind and body. Her ueure is not majestic, or comnandns. or elegant. Hrr fum is not c mtly her face any thing but beautiful yet, in het reading, she would make it radiate with the beauty of life expression, tier person it short and massives she ha nothing of the liht or graceful in her foitn. You can lead in her face that she was born to command; never te obey. She is a woman of pi est tah-uts of cotiect piinciptes of great energy i.f string passions an I feelings, and tikes thi nighty cataract, and the live thunder, belter than she does the winding livulet.nr Ihe evening zephyr, or 1 am mistaken sn that eye. and in the exurrssi.m uf that mo ulk. She mart hate a t ant man. She vrjtild rather play with Hons than with lamb, and would rather ride a wild horse of the prairies than the gentle palfrey of a timid girL Theie is 00 horse, I am told, too spiiited for Mrs. B. to ride or drive. She admiies spiiit in any living thing, and I guess, most of all in men. Mr. JJ. has pu. chased au esiate in Lenox, and will probably build her a home in that town, where she has a large circle of devoted fiicods. 80 much has been said of Mis. Butler o much has her name been befoie the public that I shsll offer uo apology fur thus wiiiing my impiessinns of her. I have uot trespassed upon the sanctity of piivate life. She i a remarkable woman better fitted to delineate evety valiety of human character, upon the stage, than to make beppy (he domestic borne. In this I may be mistaken. She does not look to me as if. for domestic life, she was "made of every creatuie' best." I hope our people, in ClevelinJ, will hvve the pleasure of heating Mis. B. read, Ihe coining Autumn, as I am informed she puiposcs to visit Cincinnati in November. Guillotined. Samuel B. Mattox, Post Masler at Fendleton, in this county, received his walking papers, from Washington, on Salurday hst. The impending cngt ance if lih-ody Filz & Co., which for sometime pat had been pent up, (in consequence of two applications having been forwarded to the Department, from the Taylor-ide of the house, for the important trust of IW-mastership at the above named village,) has found vent at last and Samuel 13. Mattox, a poor crippled mechanic, but au honest mm, forsooth that he was weighed in the Taylor-balances and pronounced "Mene, mene, tekel, upharsin," by the Taylor priests is guillotined, and Wm. Silver, a merchant in easy circumstance?, in this world's goods, is placed in the stead of the decapitated Alattox, by the republican autocrat; because forsooth, he was a whijf yea, a -simon-pure Taylor Whig! Tahner Patrick, a gentleman of the first order of business qualifications, who was the opposing whig applicant f 1.. - w . tailhtully eighteen months, to the entire satisfaction 'a.., t . . ... . . . of the people and by the little pittance of his office and his needle on the Tailor's board, although with a crippled arm, he has made a support for his family. The second Washington seems to have a peculiar pruriency for the heads of widows and cripples. Instance Lawrence, Law and others. Like Hainan, ho will soon hang on his own gallows. "O Bhame! where is thy blush!" Anderson, Madison County, Democrat. A Centenarian Joker. In a letter from Cape Cod, Mr. N. P. Willis gives the following account of an old gentleman, whose practical philosophy would outweigh all the fine spun speculations cf the Stoics and Epicureans : I was sorry to Iiar, after we left Yarmouth, that I had 'mused seeing a centenarian of that place, who certainly a curiosity. He is now a hundred and nine years of age, and, in his whole life, was never known to he out if temper. He married young, and hi wife died aoout twenty yeurs ago, having been, "H nff Üfet shgu'arly irr Habit woman ! rle did good service in the Revolution, and has been pressed, at various limes, to apuly for the pension to which he is entitled. He refused always on the ground that, as he served the time he agreed to, and received the pay they ogreed to give him, the government owes him nothing. His children, living in the town, ore well off, aud wish him to end his days w it! them; but he prefers his lodgings in Ihe Poor House, declaring llut he "can't bear t think of being any trouble to any bod.," and fairly earning his board by "doing chorea" about Ihe grounds and ki'rlien. lie i still 0.' a most playful turn of mind. A fellow-pen-sinner of t lie Poor II lose, who is eighty years old, was fitting with him, but a few days since uin a wooden bench in the. yard the skirts of his broadskirted coat lying loose upon Ihe eat, and U19 large empty pockets temptingly open. The old humorist qnie 1 glided beliind, during their talk, and from a heap of loo-e h to nek near by, filled tho open pockets without disturbing the owner. He then patted him on the shoulder, und expressing some fear that he might take cold, atked him to walk into the house. At the vain efforts of h:s pinned down friend, to rise with the weight in his coat-tui'a, he laughed as hear tily as a boy of sixteen. He is said to have been an active man and a good citizen, without displaying any particular talent. THE IT! A It Kiri S. CINCINNATI, September 22. Flour The only sale linrd of lo-rlay was 400 brls. citj mills, new wheat, ml $4.15 inspected and delivered. The market continues dull and holders show more anxiety to realise. Provisions Tlier wer sales to-day of 50 lilida. llaenn Shoulders and Sides, city packed at 4a4c. packed, and 4Ü brl.. IVo. I soil Lard at 5 3-3c. Ul Ureas 4J brls. sold at 4,15. Whisky TIih market liaa been steady to-day at y eaterdity's prices, with a rather limited demand. Sales of 30, 30, 12 and 20 hris. from river at I Die. Groceries l r.id during Ihn week has been good and prices well maintained. To-day 40iilid. Sugar sold at 6c.; and DO lir!. Molasses at 25c. GO days, interest added. r air INaiv Urleans Ilm Oollee brings cj.:., and there have been sales ol prime Eastern, to arrive, at Dc. Molasses A snle of 00 brls. at 25c. UÜ days with interest added. Cin. Gaz. The fall market for pork has not opened up into contracts, and ih only indication of price at which il is likely to open is furn'mlied by orders to purchase here in unlimited qiiantiiiea, to be filled before the eloee of the navigation, at $2.i'2 25 per hundred. If the price of pork be iu inverse proportion to the quantity of corn in the country, a criterion very generally adopted, these rates may rule the opening markets, espocially with the experience of last season so freshly in mind. For the moat abundant corn crops appear to be anticipated in every section of the country east and south of us, and we are likely lo have a very fair supply in Iowa, unless the early frost shall catch il napping. Keokuk (loiea) Register. Navr York, September 22, P. M. There is a better demand for Flour, and prices are fit anything) a shade belter. There is a good inquiry lor Wliear, end prices are firm. The foreign news naa caused a decline of one to tvo cents per bushel in Corn. There is a moderate business doing in Pork and Cat Meats without change in prices. Lard is drooping. Whiskey has advanced to 27e. 11 ST AC AUL AY'S History of England Fine Library edition, 11 m. two vols. In one, J tut received and for sale at the low price of flM. ?J DAVIS Jt It Ar. IMtlNTS! r every style and rjwitity, vtholrMile and retail, cheap Indeed. Cr me and sve, U S'J J. S. ll'.i.Or"J.

For tt Statt Stntintl. The Ilcspoiisc. BT J. W. CHORD. .1 mourner at iht grave of a child. Brightly has it flown Kurl j is it gone Creais young heart had known One grief or felt one wrong.

Response. 1 lien dry! VJ dry! tha burning tenr You would notclmin its spirit here, Nor in thy fondness rail it back, To tread, with thee, Iifss aloriny trackAll darkened broken blighted riven. By billing sins' envenomed dart A blank in earth a blot in Heaven. Mourner. Sweetly does it sleep On Jesus' loving breast; While dreams or IIaven keep Soft vigils o'er it rest. Response. Then check the spirit s rising eigh, And tili its eturmy agony Forgt thy sorrow bush ihv wail ; What citri its plaintive sounds avail? Thy baby sleeps and will not waken From the deep slumbers on it now The dews of death will not be shaken From oft" iu cold and placid brow. Mourner. Gently touch that chord Sofily sing that strainTake bitck that burning word; "It will not wake again." Response. Mourner! said I, it would slumber? Through long ages, without nuxiber Niy ! 'twill brighter tweeter waken, When Christ ' jewels home are taken Though pulseless now it will not harm it, Since Jesus felt death's icy chill ; For He, himself will kinttly warm it, With pulses of immortal thrill. Mourner. Louder swell that songDeeper faster roll Its consolations strong, O'er my my poor, stricken son! ! Response. There is one path to guidn thy feet, Where the long parted loved ones meetThere is ont lamp to light thy eye Where loved ones ne'er grow sick, nor die, That path is Heaven's narrow road, Twill lead thee lo tka fount of love That lamp the eternal word of God Will light thee to thy child above. Falling Lc;ivcs, BT 0. XCLOTCS ADAMS. Ye fading houois thickly strown, Dy Autumn's chilly band) AiounJ my woodland paihwsy lone, A spirit-stirring band. Bathed iu the sunlight' mellow beam. So sad and mournfully. To Fancy's musing eye you seem Frail Life's epi ome! Youth hath its falling leaves! Sweet sing The bird the live Imig day, And EJcn fliwera in fiobness spring Beneath its morning ray: Lve breathes sft isptuie in its ear, The stream in music run; Time pas-ed on it leaves are sear, And falling one by one! Stern manhood hath its falling leaves I Ambition's fieozied eye. lach airy dieam It promise weaves, Aud counts the harvest uigb; Time lays its expectation low, Blast many a vwion fair. While Di ppointmcot's gath'rinz brow TtlU.'leaves are falling there! Age hath its falling leaves! how fade Fun I memoiies fiom its breast! How friends that tound youth' pathway strayed, Death gamers to their test. How sunder d tie on tie! till left Cumpanionless in giief; Of all it unward jo)s bereft. Age mouma its latest leaf. Cut spring bright stnilini hours will comet With sunshine o'er the plaint The naked woodlands bud and bloom, In living hues again; And so, Life's toilsome j jurnsy throughIts wsyide trials o'er, The heart shall bud and bloom anew, But bloom to fade no more! North Carolina, 1S33. The Season. BT THOWAS HOOD. Summer's gone and over! Fogs are falling down ! And with the russet tinges, Autumn's doing brown. Boughs are daily rifled By the busy thieves, And the Cook of Natura Getteth short of leaves. . Round the tops of houses, Swallows as they flit, Give, like yearly tenants, Notices to quit. Skies of Gckla temper, Weep by turns and laugh Night and day together, Taking half-and-halt. So September endeth Coli) and most perverse Cut the months thnt follow Sure will pinch us wore! CANDIDATES. rr" We ire requeued to announce Dr. E. W. II, r,,.. of Klkhsrt county, as a candidate for Auditor of State. tf P. TT We are requested to announce Col j p Drake, as a camliiiato (or Treasurer of Slate, beiora the next Legislature. (jWe are requested to announre John Bishop as a can didaie foi the office of djor Keeper to the Senate. . $3 33 te. LETTING OF CONTUACTS ftil1 IT 31 Ii! g g f On the Wabash ami Eric Cnnrtl. rjAHK undersigned, Trustees of the Wabash and Erie Canal, JL will receive sealed proposals at Peterstmrirh, Pike conuty. ndiana. on the 14th day of November next, for the construction of about 15, miles of snid Canal, extending Irom Mayaville to Pe terthurgh. I his division embraces a large proportion or the heaviest earth work on the Canul, and is worthy the attention of contractors accuitomod to heavy werk. Tha line will be divided in to sections snio-a to tne snape and character or tne ground, averaging near half a mile In length. The superstructure or the Aqueduct over East rork ot white River will also be let. It is about 400 feet in length, consisting of lour spans of near luu leet, sustained oy tlaiDer arcnea and trusawork, and enclosed from the weather. The voi k will he ready for inspection for one week previous to the letting, and all necessary information will be given by 'be resident Engineer. Bidders not known either to the Tiusteos, or to the Engineers, will be expectei tn ancluso with their proposal, satisfactory testimonials as to character and quaiinctioiia. HIMLW nuiuu, A. M. PUETT. THO. It. BLAKR, Trustees ol tha Wabash and Erie Canal. Terre flaute, Ind., Sept. 19 ,1810. 33 8 t Nov 14. IVEVK AM SEASOAMIILE GOODS. JM. BKAMWELL It Co., thankful for the very liberal encuuraement afforded them, respectfully inform their friends and customers and the public in general, that they luve just received large and well selected stock of FALL AlSL) WIM FEU UltY UUUWi, Among which may be found a great variety of Cloths, Canimeres, Satinets, Tweeds, Tilot Cloths, Vestinss, Flannels, Linseys, Tickings, brown and bleached Muclins and Drillings, Print, Ginghams, Cashmeres, lie Laines, Alpacca Luktres, and a general assortment of TRIM MINUS, SncU a Ribbons, Laers. Threads, Buttons, Gloves aad Hosiery, Suspender. Handkerchiefs, Tins, Needles. Comb, Tape and Bobbins, anJ a great variety of other articles too ladious lo mention, the whole romprisini? a general and complete assortment. ALSO A large and wull selected stock of Boots and Shoes, Hits and Caps, Groceries, Cotton Yarn, Candle-wick, Hattln, St;, be. All of which will be sold very low (or cash or approved country produee.' On the corner opposite the Palmer House. September, 1847. Journal copy. M M1TII l!t IIANNA'S Goods were bought w short credit, they can sell low, although so ith cash and on some articles have advanced in pricu. U3 Liquor iV IV lues. 1 WE eTer fr sale a large anortnieut ad anted fo tha country trade, at wholeM'.e and at low rates. SMITH Jt HANN A. To Cotuiliy GroccrK. WE orTer for aal 30 boxee Wentern Reserve Cheesn ; 5 barrels Bologna Snusaes ; 10 hf barrels No. J Mackdtel j 13 boxes new llorrin lü boxe Kl R Raisins ; CO whole and half keys best Powdor H loxe assorted Coufectionary, and In (art ail sons of goods dnired by you. 23 SMITH Ic HANN A. 1IOOI AND SHOES. WC Lave just recrived a fresh supply which will be sold low. 33 SMITH It II A N.N A. Dill GOODS. WE are now receiving our fall supply, which will be closed oil st lowest prices for prompt pay. PM1TM fc HAN A. QtJEENSWAUE A new ioijusi received at 33 BMI1H fc IIANNA'S SHI TU V- HAW 4 lONTINUE to buy sow Feathers, Flnsfd Glnsea, Hees

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BUILM4M' LOTTEISIES. FOR OCTOBER, 1S49. J. W. Ulaury V Co., Managers. $ 10,000 1 20 Prizes of .ilfM O ! VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY. For tit Etntfit of Monongalia Academy, Clan No. 120. for 1849.

Tu be drawn in Alexandria, Va ,on Saturday, October 6, 1849. 7o A. IMlery 13 Urairn Ballots. GRAND CHEME: One prixe or $ 10 .000, I !o 2(1.000, I ilo 10,000, 1 do 6.0C0, t do 00, i do 4,00t), l do 3,305. 20 do 1 'jOO. SO Co ilO. fcc i tickets f .0 share in proportion. Certificates ol packagrsor?) Whole Ticket $130 0(1 Uo do Vö Hall do 65 00 Do do ii Quarter do 31 SO $53,000! 16,000 . $16.000 ! VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY, For the Benefit of Monongalia Academy, Ciuk No. 123, fur 1849. To be diawa at Alexandria, Va., on Satuiday, Oct. 13, ie43. 78 An. J Jittery 15 Drawn Ballots. NesrlT m mny Prizes as Blanks. SPLENDID SCHK.VtE. Onetime of Stt.OdO. 1 Ja 18.000. 1 .hi 16 000. 1 da lO.ITS. 1 do 5,000, 1 do 3,000. 1 do 3 OJO. I do 5,00-1, 1 t.o 5.CU), 1 do 5,100, 10 do Jl.i ou, iu an i.nuii, iu do w.u. Sxe. ; Uck.ee $li .hire in iroporlion Certificates of packages ol CO Whole Tickets ?lf0 00 Do . do SG llnlf i n 90 (,0 IN do S3Qiarter tin 45 00 Do do SO igbib do Si 30 $50,000! 30.000 Ä20,0f 0 ! VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY. For the benefit of Monongalia Academy. Clns No. 10G, f..r IS 19. To be drawn at Alexandria, V , on Saturday, Oct 30, 1849. TirJit-ts inl if Ttn Dollar ! MOST H R I l.t.f ANT 8CI1E.MEI One uplemlij nriteof kJ.OoO. I do 30.000. I do 50.000. 1 do 10,. 000, 1 do 4.UO0. I do i.iOO, 41) do 1 ,000, 1 do 00, 200 do 200, A.c. ; tickets $10 shares in proportion. Certificaiesof packages of 2ti U bole Tickets M0 00 Do do do 19 Half do :o uo Do 2GQuurter do 3S 00 70,000! 20 PRIZES OFäW.OOO! Amounting o SCÖO.OOO ! VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY. For the Benefit of Monongalia Academy, Class K.fnr 1 849. To be drawn in Alexandria, Vs., on Saturday, Oct. 27, 1849.' 75 Ao. Ijnttrry 1Ü Drawn Ballots. SPLENDID SCHEME. One magniucctit prize of $70,009, 1 prize of 10,000, I do 10,000. 1 do 10.100, 1 do 10,000, 1 do lÜ.tiOO. 1 do 10.000. 1 do 10,000, 1 do 10,000. 1 do 10,000, 1 do 10,000. 1 Ho 10,000, 1 do 10,000, 1 do 10.000, 1 do KI.OOO, 1 do 10,000, 1 do 10. 000. 1 do 10,000. 1 do 10,000, 1 do 10 000, I do 10,(100, -0 do 9.056. SO do 1.500. 30 do 500, 120 do 400. 4lC. ; tirkcts $20 shares in proportion jertmcatesor packages s$ Whole tickets fi.li tin Do do 35 Hair do 1?5 00 Do do ?J Quarter do 67 50 Do do 25 Eighths da 33 73 Orders for Tickets and Shares and Certificates of Packages in the bo Splendid Lotteries will receive tha mr prompt attention and an oinriul account of each drawing sent immediately after K is over to all who order from us Address J. k C. MAURY, Agents for J. Y. Maury Sr Co., Managers, 33 3wS Alexandria, Virginia. Indiana Copper Mining Company of Lnkc Superior. iVOTICE is hereby ciren, that there will be a called meeting li of the Comcanr on Mon lar the Hih day of October next, at the Reftistpr'a office, at 7 o'clock, F. M., for Ihe purpose f organizing the Company under the act of incorporation passed at the last session of tne Legislature. Everr member sbouM attend. Sept gf, 1319. 3-t Uct a IV. BUL.TU.N. yecretarr. HOOKS! HOOKS!! rffMIE undersigned woo 1.1 rtipectfully in Co mi their customers jl anil tne punuc generally, mat me rare receiving mcir lau and winter stock of Hooks and Stationerr. h.-ivina mule errait ce ments with a gentleman resiüini in the East, who has leen in the Importin? and booksellin-r business for a number or years, to make purchases tor uk, will ena' le us to prcw-nt to our customers and the public generally, a large and complete assortment of Books and Stationery, both American and Foreign, and as cheap as any house west of the mountains. DAVIS It RAY, 33 One door west of Craighead's Store. To Printers mid Publishers. THE undersigned have just i eceived a snperior article of Printing Taper of the following sizes : 91 by 30, -22 ty 7Q, 53 r-y 33, and 34 by 36, which we will Je.l at manufacturer's prices for rash onlv. DAVISkRAY. SMITH A IIAiWVA 4 RE much obliged to their oil friends for former patronage, ' and would state that they have just rertived a fine aJdition to theii former large stock of goods, and will sell all at a small adTance for reaJy pay. 33 Notice. THOSE indexed to as wl'i oblige as by paying off. 33 SMITH St HAXN'A. MEDICAL COLLEKE OF EVANS VI L.L.C, EVAASVILLE. IAD. npiIE regular enuisti of lectures for the Mssinn of 1849 and 1850 Jk will commence the first Monday in November, aud terminate the last week In February. The following gentlemen compose the faculty, viz : General Descriptive and Surgical Aoalorny, CkarUt S. n'ssrsr, M D. Chemistry and Pharmacy, C. A. Foster, A. M. Materia Mediea and Therapnetic,.? R HVcez.'M. D. Principles and Practice of Surety, Madison J. Bray. M. D. Theory and Pnctiee of Medicine, Levi L. L'iyeock, M. D. Otiftetrica and Disease of Women and Chi Iren, Georg B. Waller. M. D. Demonstrator of Anntomv, Mark TrnfUm, M. D. TEILHS OF TUITION i Matriculation fee $; Proleasort' ticket each $10 j Piaseeting ticket $5 t Graduation fee $i0. Good boarding can be obtained Uw from $150 lo $2 50 per week, bo that Ihe expense of an entire course, exclusive of graduation fee, need not exceed $97. The Cabinet and Library which ant entirely new, contain ample mateiial for Illustrating every branch of the profession by the uae of Anatomical preparations, natural and artificial, models, plate s.chemleal apparatus, surgical and obstetrical appliance. Sic. A.c. , ail of tha most approved stylet. Any further Information that may be desired an be obtained by addressing post paid L. U LAVrOCK, M. D., 27-1 m w Suw Dean of be Faculty. TAXI FOIt THE YEAR IS 19. rip HE Treasurer and Collector of Marion county, Indiana, hereM. by gives notice that the daplicate for the present year is now in his hands. The amount ol taxes Is as follows : For State purposes, oi each od hundred dollars, 25 cents : t Toll tax, 75 cents ; one cent and seven and a half million each ; one hundred dollars, for the support id a Lunatio Asylum ; two cents and two aud a half nulls for a Deaf and Dumb Asylum, and ! one cent for the education of the Blind. I For County puqoes, on each on hundred dollars, SO cents ; Toll tax 50 cent. ! For School purposes, in district No. 7, township 14 north, rai.ge ' 4 east, for the useofanid district, on each one hundred dollars, nm . . For tho purpose of receiving taxes, he will nltend at the usual places of holding election in tne several townsuips in laid coun ij.go moniuoiiiju), iic.ii In Pike townshiii. on Pridav.the 19th day of October. In Frank kin township, on Saturday, ihe 30ih day ol October. In Warren township, on Monday, ti.e 23-1 day ol October. In Lawrence toivnnliip, on Tuesday, the S:U day of October. In Decatur township, on Wediies,li.y, the 84th day ol Oclol tr. In Pt-rry township, on Thursday, the 2,th day of O. totx-r In Washington township, on Friday, th 'AKh d;iy of Or to her In Warne township, on äatarday, "thu '.'Till day of October. He will attend in person or by deputy at the Treasurer's office in Indianapolis, except when ansetit in the several townships, un til the first day or January, Tax p.iyuia will pleuse attend and save the per eenfnge. J. M. TAL BOT r. Treasurer. Indianapolis. August go, 1S4Q 2'1-f.w wttrw The Mute of Iii!i;iti:i, Siipi-cssic Court. fUv Tut. A. I). lt49. Tuesday, June the filth, A. 1). IMO. I i-rrer la the Switzerland Circuit Court. Tbontas McCnrniick v. James li. McLlure, Hetty McClure, James W. McClure. Julia McClure, and Waller Armstrong. A T Uli lime comes tue plainütf by his ctainael, and it appearing jta to ihe eatisf icoon or the Court Uiat Jamea 11. Met lure, Hetty Mc'lure, Janie U'. Mc;iure, and Julia McClure, above named defendant, are ti.it inliabitanu of ibis ftate : wheiennon on his motion it is ordered, that said last named defendants lie and appear in this Court at the Stale llonseon the fooitti Monday in November next. and answer the nbtulirrs errors filed herein, or they will be proceed ed upon in their au.-iiie. And it is fuither ordered that a copy of this or d-r be published In the Indiana btata eeniiuel lor tnree weeks aureemvely. 2Ktw AtriiecHy- AUeat, !!. P. COBUE.V, C. S. C J.VV. Clnptnan, I . Q. Stale of Indian:!, Irl.-irioii coisnty. Is ths Mabioh Cocst or Common Plcas, Jam. tix, 1650. Petition fur Divoret. Eliza Sandets t. John Sanders. -ar E it known that on the 15th day of September, 1849, the said JJ j Kliza Sonders filed in the office of tho cli-rk of the Marlon Court of Common Pleas, her petition azainst sa.d John Sanders, for divorce, with an affidavit annexed thereto of a disinterested witness, that said John Zanders i a non resident of the rtaiu of Indiana. Therefore, ihe sid John Sanders, the defendant In the alio re case is hereby notified of tht filing and pendency oi said petition in said ronrt a(Hint him : and that unlen he appear in sai l court on tke calling of the cause at the next term thereof, to ! held at the Con it Honva in Indkiniipou, on me a Monaay in January, 1850, and answer, plead, pr di-mnr to aaid petition, the same will be heard and determined in i:is aisence, ana uerrveu eccoraingiy Attest, A. A. HAMMorsu, e omcio clerk or raid court. By HicBsBo II. Niwiusi, Deputy. Wall end rtnthrford," sols, for petiiiouvr. Sertember 15,1849 31-3w 2 ESTKAY. rMtK futiseriber lost his lnre ont of nasture about two weeks aen. X He is a sorrel, with a while bhze on bis lorehead.bas a lung tail, and is about 9 years old. His sliouldeis alo bear the marks nt AirmrrDrrSKures. Any person rommuntcalinc. to Mr.Jno. H.Bramwell, opposite the Palmer Hnjk, IndianapolM, where be la, or brining him : there, anail ne istiy lewarot-a ii ins trouuie. ?2 llii'Tl r..ii. a. I1U9IIUUH. A diu ini list I or' A'illc. TJOTICE Is hereby given, that letters of administration htve been i granted to tha inidersijrned upon the estate of Lewi G Powell, dereawd, bile of Mat ion county, rule nf I iidiana, v. If died intestate. a .. ...... 1 ,t a ,. . n. imi,im.J ,n rull ,n,l Mi. If . MV. nil - .ouw-.-. " - - l , KL..t l,.,,,.,lMi.t. m.A mil n,.idi hnrlti. rlnin.M itenin mt Saiil MmIA ' pitiii , .in, ......... ......... ara requested to )-r sent I ha same for artju-tuieiil. 'j'lietwute is probttbly solvent. 2L3v- - AMKa r- DKAn.E. Ailmr. rwtHEnE wl 1 be sold to the filbert bidder, at ihe lata residence X of Lewi U. rowcll, de o.sed, hi I'erry township, in Maiion county, on tho 10th day of October neat, a 1 the personal property c saij dece.nced, onsts'.ing tf bortx . cattle, ho, housei.ul J and kitriicn furniture, and cms siundins; in tbe field. A credit of twelve tnoniha will be given on all sum over three dollars, th purchaser giving nute iih approved security. Heit. IS, 1649- 3I-3W J. P. DRAKE, A.lmr. Dit. w. c. Tiio.nrso.'v, si. d., I'll) teian tt ml Siii'kcuii, HAS removed hi rflira to hi dwellii j rwntsc, on Delaware at., oppivtt the nort h-wert corner of the Eot Market rt und Ix-twren II at set and Uhin rreeU. 31 J rapHE Incarnation; or, Picture of the Virsjin and her tou. 11 y B. l'hili-s Beerher a freh aui-nlv at ;; HOOD ft. NOBLE.

AVA II AS II A1D EU IE CANAL LAXDS. f BHE following iois or tracts of Wai ash and Erie Car.sl Lands JL bavin become forfeit sd to the Board of Trustees of the Wabash and Erie Canal, for the Don payment of interest, will be offered for sale nulera previously re'emed. on the firt Monday in October, A. D. 149, at the Isnd office ia Logansport, Indiana, according to the provisions of an Act of the Gcpersl Assetrbly of the Sute of Ini'iana, approved December S3, 184, entitled "An act to amend an act entitled an art for the relief of the purchasers of Canal Lands, approved January 19, ImC. Ens! of Tipprcanoc. Township 24, range 2 tcetl. AV DttcripUnH.. Stc Acre: Hum.

?nr9 east hf north east qr 2171 est hf south east Tovnthip 25. ran 3 west. HOT evst hf north east qr 10 613 west hf south east 57 H16 east hf south west 37 ."it west hf north east 31 Totontliip SC, range I icf. 10-) fractional norh east qr 9 1UU east hf south west qr 29 Tvwnth'p 26, rang 2 west. 1541 north bf north west qr 5 l.Vri aouth lif north westqr 5 eal hf south east qr S 91 eiut bf south enst qr li

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McU fructiohat norlh east qr 13 4Pl fractional east I.f nortn west qr 13 Uil Iraciion.l w ert hf north wert qr 13 '6i fta. tior.al west hf south west qr 13 149 east hf north east qr 3.1 IU'9 east Uf south west qr 2 J 1140 frac east hf north wert qr 3J Townthip 27, roae I west. 698 easthf sonth wet qr SO 1991 east hf north east qr 27 Township 28, range 2 tatt. 33:9 erst bf south west qr 3 4203 west hf north east qr 7 4-2D6 east hf north west qr 7 ?999 cast hf south west qr 0 west hf south west qr 10 XL'A est hf north west qr 12 irt.r9 west lif nor.h we.tqr 12 4049 east hf north eaet qr 13 TownsMp 26, rtngt A east. "68 east hf north west qr 1 3427 west bf nor h e.ist qr li Tuwnship 26, rangt 5 east. 3476 east hf south west qr s 4.VH eaat bf north e.st qr 9 3479 west I f north east qr Id 340 south east frac not th west qr (lot 2 1 10 J-l-J north frac soath east or (lot 4, lo 34t-4 no-th frac scuih west qr (lot 6) 10 4307 west hf north west qr 13 Township 26, range 6 tatt. 378S east hf north east qr 1 Tvtoitthip 26, rang 7 easf. 441S east hf south east qr - 28 Totcntnip 27, rangt 1 east. 1964 east hf south east qr 3 196.1 cast bf north east qr 10 laCtJ west hf south west qr 31 1G23 west hf north cast cjr Yl Zi-i all frac qr ' 27 16H7 west hf north wist qr ?0 lr88 ea.i bf a w qr ?.0 2. "7 east bf south east qr 3i Township 27, range 2 east. 1010 west bf aouth east qr 3 266G west bl north west qr 10 1087 north hf north east qr 14 607 aouth hf north east qr 14 1231 west hf north east qr 3d 1271 eastbfneqr Sd Township 27, rangt 3 east. 8.t3 west hf north west qr 3 west hf north west qr Ü ?6i east hf south west qr 17 332 can hi north cast qr 211 W.l west I'f north east qr 20 89 east hf south west qr VI Township 27, rangt 4 east. 4001 eaat hf south east qr 3 38IJ wct hf north went qr 13 ll?7 ftac east bf noith west qr 15 1C60 west hi' south east qr 17 5:;5 west I f north east qr CO Slüä east frac north east qr I north canal 24 3-160 east frac south east qr (aouth canal) 34 34S1 north east frac north east qr (north river) 5 763 frac south east qr 24 905 east hf north west qr $8 1013 west hf north sart qr 29 Townth'p 27, rang 5 east. 1597 west hf south eastqr 1 1710 east bf south east qr 1 1505 . west hf south east qr 13 15' ' east bf north westqr Yi 10X8 west hf north east qr 14 5510 east bf south W6t qr 17 M)t south w frac s e (lot ?, W of II) 23 3498 enst hf ho nth west qr 25 34HJ went hf south east qr i'5 3fe38 north east frac nort west qr .(lot 1) 27 4343 frsc south cast qr (S of S) 27 3. 0J west hf north west qr r'tf 3541 east hf north eavt qr ;G 3i01 cast hf noith west qr -6 Township 27, range 6 east. 1641 west bf south east qr 5 4391 west hf south east qr 30 4: 95 cast lif south etut qr 7.0 i"3l cast hf north west qr 3J ?53 i west hf north west qr 33 V530 wett hi south west qr ?i 3537 east hf soutn west qr ' 32 Township 27, range 7 east. 673 west bP north east qr 6 3563 frac aouth hf north west qr (tot 2 ) 29 7"ou7sii 27, range 8 east. 3c30 south west north westqr . 20 Township 28, range 4 tatt. 4005 aouth west frac south east qr (lot 4) 31 3409 w-est hi aouth east qr 34 Township 23, range 5 east. 4353 south east souih west qr IG 43.Y7 south frac north east qr (lot 5) 20 2607 east hf south enst qr 30 Township 28, range 6 east. 1792 west hf south east qr 34 Township 23, rangt 7 easf. 2111 west hf south west qr I F0 2008 west bf north west qr 10 80 009 east hf south east qr 10 P0 Y4i frac south west qr 20 59 84 19S1 frfcC south west qr 36 8 CO Township 28, range 8 east. 4028 north frac south wert qr 13 4(1 (4 )7b1 west hf south west qr 15 80 Township 23, rangt 9 tast. 1530 frac north east qi . 5 94 48 -2r7 east bf aouth west qr 12 r0 1829 frac south cast qr SO 42 44 east lf south west qr 21 &0 T07 - east bf norih west qr - 24 f?0 2441 eat hf north west qr i.6 iO Township 28, range 10 east. 1947 easl'hf south west qr 5 80 1 9 Id . cast hf south east qr 5 8(1 9I'J west bf south east qr 5 PO 19: 8 westhf north cast qr -4 05 m5i east I f nortn weit qr 8 64 50 4117 east hf north east qr 14 r-0 4537 enshbfnwqr 13 60 2.VJ7 west hf south eastqr 27 tO V6ÜO east hf north westqr 34 8l Ü604 east hf south west qr St 0 2CU5 west hf south west qr 34 frO Township -.9, rangt 8 east. 2525 east hf north east qr - 33 SO 2520 wert hf north east qr 3J 0 Township 9, range 9 east. llS9 frae north wert qr 3 98 90 125 wett bf south west qr 22 8J Toicnship 29, range 1 0 caf . 2459 enst hf north east qr 59 feO 3469 wet hf north eastqr 39. SO S!tt7 lot No. 51, Rtcroon Hcs. i 912 lot No. 5-t, Knrcoon Res. 2 :9I'J lot No. 5i. Racrooti lies. 2 ;91S lot No. CO. liacroon Res. 2 ?ill-3 lot No. 61, Kaccoon Res. 2 3912 lot No. 62, Raccoon Res. 2 J9I3 lot .No. 71, Racroon Res. 2 T13 - lot No. 72. Raccoon Ho. 2 3635 west hf south east qr 3 eH Townstip 20, rangt II wrl. 33-20 frar. north west qr 5 71 4533 west hf north cart qr 20 bO Township 30, range 10 east. rc91 south rast south cart qr 21 40 2628 east hf north east qr 10 80 Township 30, range 1 1 east. 2059 aouth hf nor'h eart qr 6 P0 2000 couth bf north est qr 5 r0 18"3 west lif south wertqr Id Hi b24 to it bf south west qr 24 Cd 625 werthf south westqr 24 78 ft-20 north west frac north vest qr 25 5 1675 wert hi south west qr 27 bO Township 30, range 12 east. J8J0 westhf north westqr 20 60 9 s3 frac south east qr 22 49 9.17 aouth hf south west qr 23 79 2257 east hi south west qr 20 80 2173 west bf south eastqr 20 80 2617 ea-t hf north westqr SJ HI fc09 frae noith west qr ifl 81 Tovcnshtp 30, range 13 east. 7F9 easthf north eastqr 13 BO 1391 east hf aouth west qr 20 80 1140 east bf south east qr 22 r0 silO eart hf south cast qr 34 0 2271 weat hf south eastqr 34 80 Township 30, rangt 14 east. 1013 east hf south east qr 80 - lO'.O wert hf south east qr 8 hO 2028 eart hi eouth eart qr 8 80 2(129 west hf aouth eastqr 8 f0 2225 east bf south east qr 10 80 2511 east bf north west qr 29 80 Tiwnship 31, range 11 east. 1C95 -easthf south east qr 30 60 Township 31, range 12 east. 10311 eart I f aoutli east qr 15 80 1149 east hf 1.01 th east qr 27 80 Township Zl, range 13 east. 1911 east hf north went qr 25 HO 1942 w est hf north eart qr 25 -0 1316 eiist bf south west qr 84 Hi 1340 east bf south weit qr 2s 80 2290 east hf souih east qr 25 80 9050 frac north west jr 34 113 9.1 1341 east hi north wert qr 3i . 80 B7H cast hf north wert qr 9 CO 15jl west hf north eart qr 29 SO 1503 east bf north east qr 29 8'J Township 31, range 14 east. 5191 earthf noith castor 15 80 9194 west bf north east qr 15 80 2IS5 east hf north wert qr 1 fcf) 819ii wert hf north Wert qr 13 80 1221 aouth east frac south eart qr 13 108 60 A". Description. 216 west bf w qr 579 rai hf s e qi 667 eaat bf u e qr 66S west fr n e qr 709 east hf n e qr S39 wt fr s w qr S64 west hf s e qr SC5 S"Uih r qr t w qr 952 cart hf w qr 990 south fr n qr 1405 f'si ),f s e qr 1407 west hf 11 e qr lOlft west hf n e qr 1039 tail hf s w qr

a c. Town. Range. Acre. 22 25 2 SO 223 4e SO 34 33 le SO 24 33 le 43 22 32 2e 80 20 33 2e SO 24 23 2 SO 11 33 Is 40 4 22 2e 80 36 33 6 SO 21 24 2e SO 10 31 3 SO 34 23 2 S3 12 23 le B

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