Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 9, Number 29, Indianapolis, Marion County, 27 December 1849 — Page 3

3aftiatta State Sentinel. KTCa.VAL TIOILABCE IS THE fXICX OF LI1C1TT. nimrJU'OLis, urxc.iincie 37, is id. Our Terms. The following wiil liereafier be ihef ermanenl terms of the Werk'y Indiana Slate Sentinel: (fcr-Pay merits tn be ta-tie always in advance. One copy, one jr-ar, . .$2.00 Three copies, nun Year,. 5.00 One copy durinj ti e session,..- 5 Sein ! Weekly. (Tublihed three times a week during the eeesion.) One copy, $100 Three copie, SlO.OO One copy during the nession. 1.00 Election of Speaker. Washington, Dec. 22, 1S49. Editors Stale Sentinel : Balloting fr Speaker continued. Cobb, 102; Winthrop, 100. Mr. Stanley, (..f N. C, whip) offered resolution that Cobb was fleeted. Adopted !

A CARD. Owing to the decease of William Quartes, Eq., all undetermined cases in which his services were engaged, will be attended" to and closed by myself, assisted by Thomas D. Walpole, Esq. Dec. 21th, 1840. JOHN W. QUARLES. It is only just to young Mr. Quarles to say tint he not only ist gifted naturally with superior mental endowments, but that, under the legal tutoring of his late father, he is admitted to be one of the bost lawyers in this city. The business which lie proposes to close up, will be faithfully and successfully dune, we have no doubt. We commend our voting friend with pleasure, because we are sure we can d o safely. The assistance of T. D. Walpole, Esq., which Mr. Quarles has wisely retired, will ensure success the more certainly, as Mr. W. is admitted to be one of the ablest lawrrrs in the 5tli circuit. Indianapolis Editors. A letter to tho Salem News, dated Indianapolis, Dec. 10, concludes as follows : I always had a great anxiety to see the "Lion" Editors of Indiana John D. Defrees and Chapman; nJ on my arrival in the city, I visited the different offices for that purpose. There is as much difference in the appearance of the editors, as there is in the principles which they advocate. John D. Defrees is very common in his dress, pleasant spoken, as a tnii!c is always upon his countenance. "He is courteous ami affable to those who visit his sanctum ; converses freely on any subject looks like be wis neither seeking wealth nor Knurr ; but as the old saying is, takej the world easy. Chapman are rat!. er distant ; dress more showy ; their movements and actions denote ambition for fame, especially Tage, who wears specs mid carries a cane, and uiot always with a cigar in his mouth. He has a keen eye, and looks as sharp as tho editorials which emanate from bis pen. Upon the whole, I think Indianapolis is not behind any of her sister Stales for talent, according to her population. Yours, truly, W. B. S. It is difficult to see ourselves as others see us ; but if the above had n it btjti labelled, as the painter denoted his picture "this is a korse' we should never have imagined that any part of it was intended for us. That the wearing of "sjk-cs" in aid cf bd eyesight; the carrying of a cane, only at night, for the protection of a km ankle; or the semi-occasional smoking of a cigar,'(always out of working hours,) should be construed into indications of an "ambition for fame," strikes u ns something original, and well worth a hearty gvjfatc We 6hould imagine, if those be necessary instrumentalities, thai the "road to fame" must have a funny set of travellers upon it! "First impressions," however, "are often deceitful," as we think W. B. S. would admit, if be were better acquainted with u. If he knew us well, be would soon be certified of the fact, that as to any "ambition for fine" per se so far as the "glory" of it is concerned, we care as little as any living man. A reputation for some degree of goodness and honesty, is all the fame we ever coveted, and we nerer aimed to obtain that, except by endeavoring to observe the injunctions of the "golden rule" as near as we could. As to dress : we venture to say it costs us as little as any other man who clothes himself decently, not exceeding fifty dollars a year. But, "Page," especially, never wears ml any clothes. He wore a tingle pair of boots tight years (fact !) and then gate them away because he was tired of them. So with oilier clothing. Hut if it cost us more than it doc, I we should tili try to dress so that our democratic, j, m . r j i friends would not be ashamed of us, and because we j sec no good reason why a democrat is not entitled to j dreas as well as a whig ! Democracy dou't lay in j any man's breeches, but depends upon the contents o' his head. CrWe noted recently, the melancholy Jeath of the Rev. Geo. Johnson, of the diocese of Indiana, al Gambier, Ohio. We have before us the "Western Episcopalian. published at Gambier, which c-uitains the particulars. In the crowded condition of our table, we have only room fur ihe following extract : "Mr. JotiriKMi, it seems, wis about leaving bis room. He bad put on his cloak and gloves; and in all probability, in wrapping his cloak about him, it became entangled in Ihe lock of the un, and caused the explosion which terminated his life. Every thing indicated that the sad occurrence was altogether prtvidcntial. In this opinion we are sustained by the verdict of tlie Coroner's jury." ' : The gun was borrowed one, which Air. J. w as about to take to its owner, after which be had promised to take tea with one of the professors of the college. Al! the circumstances seem to us to confirm the opinion that the allocking incident was accidental. Suicide. David Park, wbo lived about fire miles south of Franklin, Johnson county, committed suicide on Tuesday week by aliootinj himself. It is supposed that he was prompted to the deed while under the iufluence of a temporary fit of insanity. The Examiner says, Mr. Tark had exhibited manifest signs of mental abcratinn. the night preceding lhis melancholy event, and there is n doubt the deed waa cotnmiilcd under lie influence of lemporsry insanity for which we have heard no reason assigued. lie leaves a wife and several children. Ncisances. We should like tu know if the sire t commissioner is aware of the number of cow-yards kept on Ibe aide-walk on Kentucky Avenue, between Washington and Maryland streets. Also, if he has aeen any thing of a gutter nuisance not far from the Sentinel Office, on Illinois sirent. We purpose not to mention many o'hers, as he might get cnfu4-d. But if those above mnt.tned are nut attended to ooii there will be another and a diilerent resort had for their abatement. We suppose, in charity, that these have escaped hi noli?. Potrrata Cobvxstio. A Military People. Tht L.er.is!slurc of Hctjth Carotins his adopted a resolution es.ncli'Miing the call f r a convention nf the Sau' hem rtta'es. by Mississippi, to be held at Pfasbvillf, Term., on the first Monday in June nrit. This in accordance wi b the recommendation of the (Jovrrnor, wb in bis lats message, declared that "hereafter Sooth Carolina most exist as a military people,' snd so "long ss lbs Union endures there is do peace for the slave bolder. A Nw Wat ts Pat Old Dsbts Mr. It W. Welker, s representative to the Alabams Legislators frotr. Toskr gee. ha gien notice that be will eery in the session bring forward a bill authorizing the State to purchase one hundred negroes, to be sent lo Uahfrrois I work in the fold mines, anj the ptofjes ef tbir labor ta be devoted le the psjment of the public debt of Alabams,

3nöianct legislature, SCSSIO:"1849-.0. SENATE. Satvbd at, Dec. 22. Petitions, eye. Presented. By Mi Conduit, of citizen of Mrgaa and Gieene conlies, to t-stabli-b a State roaj referred to a select eommittte. By Mr Jimei, nf Jamas Caipeuter snd otheis tu establish a Suie roid icferied to a lelect commi'tee. By Mi Garver, a tenpeianc mernoiial j re ferret to a select commi'tee, B Mr Gaiver, of John Green icferied to the committee oo claims. Reports of Committees. By Mt Cotneft, that it is inexpedient tu amend Iba seh law report Concuire l in. Mr Miller icpoiled bark the Lilt repealing an act therein named, with on amendment, opon the adoption of which tbey recommend it pimt rep-it cncuire1 In, amendmaut adopted, and the bill read a second and ihirj times and passed. Ilesnfutiims Introduced. Bjr Mi Conduit, inMiurting the committee on Cmpoiationt t.t inquiie intti the expediency uf passing a general corporation law i adopted. Br Mi Lyon, instructing the committee nn Elocat !. to inquire into ihe expediency of amen ling the coram m school law t adopted. By Mr ilull.iway, lhat the committee on Benevolent Institutions inqiiie whether there is any rule or law by which coloied per. 'lit r prohibited fr m fating ieceied in ibe Iusane Hospital j adopted. By Mr Cornell, that the committee on Finance inquire whether theie aie any fund in the treasury applicable 10 Ihe comptetinn t,f Ihe lutane hospital adopted. By Mi Lyon, that Ihe committee on the Judiciary inqni e into the expediency uf changing Ihe late relative to executions i adopted. By Mr Holl.iway. that the eommitUe on the Judiciary Inquire into the exiediencr of veiling the northern division of the CtDltal catial i adopted. IJilis, t,v. Introduced. Bv Mr Odell, a bill to ineorpoiate the Lafayette and Michijrn railroad company read twice and icferred to the coromit'ee oo Cipiaii.n. By Mr ReiJ of Union, a pint revolution 00 the subject of the slave tia.k- read twice and referred to a select committee. Br Mr Hubbaid. a Mil to inonpnrate the Ruhville and National road plank road company j read twice and referred to the commit lea on Coi potations. By Mr Walker, a bill to amend the law authorizing ihe eommi-aioneis of Cats county lo isue bonds lead first time. By Mr Lyon, a bill to amend the law authorizing coun'y auditors tu sell school lands til in at piivate tale lead first time. By Mr Ly-n. a bill to increase the pay of the piobate court of Fountain county j reid tint time. Dills on their Third Reading. A hill to iicorpoiat Ihe Union turnpike company parsed. A bill to amend the charter of the Delphi aod Frankfort plank road cumpmy I parsed. A joint resolution for the telief of James Galetly and othei not psel ayes 17, nr.es 23. A bill to iiicoipora't the Grand Rapids manufacturing com piny; bill referred to Ihe committee on Corpoiations, with inatiuetions lo incorporate the individual liability and lepealin rlu on the bill aes 22, noe M. A bill to consolidate Ihe Richmond and Wayne county tornpike companies, and for other purposes connected theiewith; pasted. A bill lo repeal the law iclitire lo the electi-m of pr e-. eming atmrnevs by the people ef ihe eeial eouuiiesi pasrd ayes 22, noe 15. A bill lo amend Ihe chatter of the ilillon and Waleiloi turnpike comp my i patted. A bill t iucoip-irate ihe Indiana Afbuiy female college pased A bill to amend the law relative to plank loads, so far at relate to the county of Vahah ; parsed. A bill for the relief of the Lawiencebuigh and Napoleon turnpike company passed A bill to amend the chatter of the Knox insurance cotn-

I party; laid on the title. i lie f teiacni lau Del ire me fcenme 1 communication irom the Secietary of State ieliive to the number of counties that have alopied the common school taw laid on the table. A lesoluiioh was adopted that when Ihe Smate ajjoums on Mondy evening, it will adjourn to meet on Thursday nvriiit. On motion, the Senate ailjiumed. X TTEKNtiON SES"ION. Bills vn their Third Reading. A bill to revive an act to compel speculator to pay a road tax equal lo that paid by actual settlers in Randolph county ; paed. A bill prohibiting the Mrctching nf seines across Langhery creek and other streams iu the Stite of Indiana passedA bill to amend an act emitted An act to establUh a fiee turnpike company, in Adams county pased. A bill to legalize the acta of the trcasuier and auditor of Kciukr county j ped. A bill to .locale a 8ate toad in the counties of Howard and Mm passed. A bill to vacate the alleys in ihe town of Cumberland paiced. A bill for the relief of Henry Burst and Titus G Kurst j pased. A bill for the relief of William and Richard Sloan; paied. . A bil in relation to public toads and highways in Bartholomew county; paed. A bill for the benefit of the Claik county p!ank rosd company ; pasaedV A bill to anthotize William McDowell of the county nf Adams, to erect a mill dam across the Wabash river in Adams cocotyt pased. A 1 ill grauting the tight of way through the county of Veimilliou lo the Dauville and Georgetown plank road company ; pae 1. Several bills were read a second lime and passed to a third reading, or teferted t the appropriate committees. A bill tn au'hoiize the trustees of the Grt tegular Baptist church of Ci awf rdsrille lo convey land; read a second pajfd, time, roles nspended, and the bill read a third li ne ana A bill to reduce the number nf township trutee in Grant county ; ital a second time, iule suspended, and the till Mad UUi lime tni pffd; j,-, taken up. A bill to incorporate tti independent relief fire engine company t trad first time. A I ill to amend the charter of the Evaosville and Moo M Carmrl railioat company ; read twice lud referred to a select committee. A bill t- incorpoia'e the Wett Point literary snd sgticulId' a! college in Tippecanoe county read fi al lime. On muiion, the Senate adjourned. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES. Satu'kdav, Dec. 22, 1Ö49. Mr Carr, Speaker, (Mr. Mickle in the chair,) on leave, introduced a bill l niiiend the art incorporating tb Bedford Insurance company ; which waa read three aeverat times and pted. Mr Niblack, on leave, reported n bill to legalize the acta uf tlm several clerka of Martin county, in relation lo the duties of Auditor of slid county; which was read three times and paased. Mr Stone preaented a bill in relation to ihe White Water Valley canal company adding the cost of repairs occasioned by the great flood, should the State ever redeem ; which waa read twice and referred to the committee of wajs sod means. Mr Miller of M. and F. offered a resolution that the Governor return the bill of the Senatejurnicli passed the House on yesterday, to incorporate Ihe Laijyette Insurance company; adopted. Mr Miller ol 51. and F. remarked, that he understood this bill contained provisions which he was opposed to v conferring banking and other powers, and tue privilege uf charging per cent, interest, and he had beard it re marked, that the bill was eorlli oü,0WJ lo the coinpsny. The resolution was adopted. Fclilvr.is c. Presented. By Messrs. Dougherty of B., Weaver, Athon and lluey; which were referred. ' Rrpnri from Committees. Mr. Cotton reported a bill to authorize James Taylor to erect a mill-dam across the Salamotiia river in Huntington Count J ; read twice and ordered to be engrossed. By Mr Thomas, a bill to chauge the name of Mary Ueli IS el I ; passed to 2d reading. Resolution Offered. By Mr Edwards, that the Superintendent ol the Deaf and Dsmb and Uliud pvpils b permitted the use of the Hall for exhibitions before the members ; adopted. By Mr Russell, as to the expediency of amending Revisml laws in relation to hour's of county treasurers; adopted By Mr Lane, a joint resolution in lavor of donating, by Congress, all lands la the State that bave been 25 years in market, Pr support of common schools; Dy Mr Whinery, a bill to regulate Ihe practice in chancery ; By Mr Carnahan of F., a bill tn amend the general plank road law ; read twice and referred. By Mr O Haver, to locate a road in Sullivan, Clay, and llendrieks; By Mr Hunter, to amend the laws in relation to the urisdicliori of justices of the peace making jurisdiction co-extensive with the enmity in criminal rases; By Mr Cider, fur the reliet I widows whose husbands di intestat ; By Mr Wa'kins, lo incorporate the Harrison and Portman turnpike company ; twice read and referred. By Mr Ldwards, lo incorporate the Western plank road company ; read twice and relerred. By Mr Athon. in amend Revised laws; By Mr Defrees, to provide for the registration of marrisr.es, births and deaths ; By Mr Niblack, to vacate, alley and street in West Harrison ville ; By Mr Cole, to amend the execution law, so as to make executions returnable in six months, and property 1 1 he snlj at half ol its appraised value ; By Mr Brown ol R , to amend the common school law, in relation to distribution of school funds; Py Mr Bird, to authorize Jacob C. iluish to erect a mill rinnt aw-rosa the Little Si. Joseph river; read lire times and ptiied

.The bill to amend ihe charter of the Columbus, Nash sills and Cloomington Kailroad company, was read a third time ; when Mr Cravens iniisnd t reft-r to the committee on corporatione with inductions to rntiid, ei that mints f ratension ahull he fixed and that the ciwtpniiy hall not inlerlern villi the rights ol oilier cmpania &Xi Mr LMavan motred to amend the instructions eo that Ilia county of Morgan is excluded from lite prusision of the bill, f-ir as the board of county rottitniasioriera is empowered to subwcribe stock ; tvlin ll amendment wm adopted. Mr Ililli moved to lay the instructions upon the table; which motion did not prevail. The bill was then committed with the instructions. Bill VW. T locate a Slate rosd in Montgomery, Fountain and

1 utiiam Ilfl itue to appeals and changes of venue from 1'robatM . t Court ; j Relative to witnesses feea ; ' I The joint raolution relative to the: slave tiade in the ! Dietrict d Coin jihia was read s third time ; when Mr SlH'pnrd moved that the joint resolution lie laid ii poo tue table ; which was withdrawn at the request ol Mr Wilson. j Mr Wilson, then moved to commit ihe joint resolutions to a romtnitlee, with iuvtruclioim to strike out from the revolting clause and insert, that the ordinance of I7d7 sufficiently expresses the sentiments of the peopin of Indiana on thu subject nf slavery, without continually memorializing Congress on the subject. The question was inken, on committing with the inetrnetion and leeidml in the negative, ayes 38, noes 41. Mr Grave then moved the previou quealton which being seconded, the question was, shall the main question be now put? and decided in the affirmative, ayes 43, ihws 23. Mr Wilson moved that the Iloase do now adjourn ; which motion did not prevail, ayes 3G, noes 37. The question wa then takeu on tlm paaaage or the joint ieolution and decided in the affirmative, ayes 43, noes 3Xio' Mr Wilson moved to amend the title of the joint resolution, by striking out all.afler the words, joint resolution" and inserting the words "un a subject over which the Legislature t Indiana has no control." The queation being, on amending title, aa proposed by Mr Wilson, it was decided in the negative, ayes 31, noes 42. Mr Edwards moved to amend the title, to read "a joint resolution in relation to preventing the ciiixena residing out ft the District i Columbia from dealing iu slaves iu aid District ; but not preventing citizens residing w.-Jiin aid District from engaging in said traffic;" which on motion was laid upon the table. Several other motions were made tu amend the tills; when, on motion the House adjourned. , ' " AFTEKNOON SRCSION. The House resumed the consideration of the joint resolution, to prohibit the traffic of slaves in tho District of Columbia, by non-residents the question being on adopting ihe title 1 the joint resolution in its original form. To cut ofT amendments, Mr Lane moved the previous question. Mr Wilson moved a call of the House; which motion prevailed. Tint clerk called the members and found 74 members present, and noted the absentees. Air Wilson moved that the absentees be sent for ; which motion prevailed. Mr Graves moved that a further call of the House be dispensed with; which motion prevailed. The call f r tho previous question was seconded; when Mr Wilson moved to adjourn; which motion did not prevail. Mr Wilson rose to speak, when he was called to order. Mr Wilson aked why he was called to order? The Speaker said, Mr Wilson bad the flmr. Mr Wilson remarked, why hurry this resolution through in such baste? Some twenty-five members are absent, and be asked, with much earnestness, why not drUy until the House is full? It was not to produce unnecessary delav, as he would always be found in his seat ready to vote, and would be found reflecting the will of lus constituents. Mr Lane said, he waa not desirous of hurrying the mati ler throueli. and would rladlv del.iv until Thursday next: J hut as there was nothing but the title now before the j iouse, he could not see why there should be longer delay. j Mr Grav.-s did not wish tn hurry the resolutions; but ' an unmistakable vote had been taken, when Ihe House i was full, on the engrossment of the bill. The previous question was sustained ; when Mr Wilson moved lo adjourn : not carried. The question was then taken on adopting the title to the joint resolution and decided in the anirmative. The House now took up the bill returned from the Governor, to incorporate the Lafayette Insurance com pany. Mr Mickle moved to reconsider the vote on the Senate's amendment; which motion prevailed ; and on mo tion, the bill and amendment were laid upon the table. Mr Withers reported back the bill to amend the char ter of Columbus, Nashville and Dloomineton railroad company, with amendments ; which were concurred in and the bill passed. The bill to provide for ascertaining the value nf per sonal property exempt from execution, providing fur the appraisement of such property, waa read a 3J liuie and passed. The Speaker laid before the House a communication from the Governor, iu relation to the three per cent due the State of Indiana laid on lite table. The bill lo amend the set for a change of venue in criminal cases, was read a 3d time ; but before the ques tion was taken on its passage, On motion, the House adjourned. From the Detroit Free Prtts. Rr.MAKv able Rock is Lake Scpekior. One nf the most remarkable Rocks of which we have any knowledge, has lately been discovered iu the middle of lite inland sea, Lako Superior. Ry a gentleman who has lately returned from C-pper Harbor, we learn that a shaft of trap-rock has very lately been discovered, rising in the lake from 150 to 2l 0 miles from laud, and ascending above the surface of the water about four feet. What renders it more extraordinary is. that it etaiids alone, and all around it so far as examination have been made, no botiotn has been reach fd by any of the lead-line usd on the lake, and the point of I ne rock i?sdf does not exciaU an area uf more tlinn ix or seven feet square, and so far as observation 'f it has extended, it does not appear to enlarge in sizH as it descends. It has already, he states, become a source of alarm to the mariners who navigate the lake, who take special care in passing, to give il as wide a berth as possible. It is too small too remote and dangerous to sdmit of a light, and therefore its removal will doubtless pertain to the doty of government. A single blast from a b re of sufficient depji, would do i ; but the surface of the rock beinj so near that of tho water. and the spice so narrow as to forbid any regular lodgment fir workmen, they would have to be attended constantly by a veeitl of sufficient ize to resist any sudden storm on the lake; and would also have to be kept constantly under way, as uo harbor, or even bot torn for an anchor is within a day's sail. The discoverers relate that the rock appears to be a place of general resort for the salmon trout of those lakes as tbi-y fouud them in incalculable numbers, having, during their short stay, caught several barrels with no ither instrument than a. rod of iron, on one end of which they turned a hook. They tried, with all their linen on board, for soundings, immediately around the rock, but without success. Such a vast column, could it be exposed to view, would laugfh into ridicule Cleopatra's needle, Pumpev's pillar, Ihe Colossus of Rhodes, or any production of ancient or modern art. For the Indiana Statt Sentinel. On the Death of William Quarles, Esq. IT MSt. SABAH T. BHTJN. Mournfully, mournfully, toll for Ibe dead. -' He psed fr-m our side in his manhood's pride. Ere Ihe tlow of bis rainbow hopes had fled When his iky wn bright with meridian light, Death boie him away tj a diramlea night, Mournfully toll for the dead. TrsifuHy, tcaifully gaze on bis btow, Il r cild snd pale, for ihe shadowy veil ' Of Ihe mighty destroyer dims it nw. The iiiiii has fltiwn fiom in crumbling thron, Aod hi lips have ottered their farewell tone Tearfully gaze on his biuw. Tendeity, tenderly bid him adieu The guUni lht love, wi:h his life-chord wove, Lies withered and dea t oa his heart so true. The beautiful chain, death tended in twain, Can never bs joined on the ear'h again, Tendcily bid bim a1ieu. Silently, aitettly lel him sleep on, Fim the hurry and tiife of the battle of life A victoi a arty t his borne has tone. Gone, mc from the lear,fim ths soirows and fsaii That eo'ne I . the heait on the tide of years Silently let him sleep on. Hopefully, hopefully far bim to iet, Where ihe dew-blight ft iwer in the lone; ati!l hours. Will weep ii ihe snd e'er hi pul-ele bret Where the bietzs will sih. ss Ii waudert Where the slsrlighr comes frm its home ca high, liopefally lay him lo rest. Solemnly, solemnly bow and adoie, An angel of light, on a pathway bii'hr, Conducted hi roul to the vie less shoie i Ilia dut frum the rJoom of ihe silent tomb, Shall arise again in iinmottel bloom, H.!emely b iw and adoie. Terr mber 1843.

LAWS OF irVDIAXA. AX ACT to authorize the Governor, Auditor and Treasurer nf Sialt to borrow money to pmrj tht interest due on the funded drlt on tht ßrst day of Janvary, and first day of July, 1HÖÜ. Sectio I. Be it enacted ly the Central Assembly of the State if Indiana, That the Jovrnor, Auditor and T'ensurer ul Sintn be authorized to borrow Irom Ilm Ilram lien nf the State B.nk f Indinna any sum not exe.rfinj n liiindrml thousutid dIUr, wliicli sum ei borrowed Imll bo appropriated to the payment of ihe instalment ,tf interest due on the fuuded debt of January

nrt, icdu. Sr.c. 2. Be it Jvrther enacted. That eaiJ money ahall i tie re-paid ! such Hunks as inaj- lend the same, nut of ( any money in the Treasury at any time unappropriated, j and i!ih whole shall be refunded by the first day ." April, lb.r)l). Sr.c. 3. Be it further enacted, That Ii e Governor, Auditor und Treaxurer f tlti bo mtlhorizei! to liot row ftum the !Jruichea nf the iM.il 15 ink of Indiana, lurther etiiu not txreeding one hundred ihoussnd dollars, hieb so eo borrowed shall he npproprinteJ to tho payment f iIih iiiKtulnient nf intert-at due on the funded debt of I lie Jtate, ,f July first. 1&30. Sec. 4. Be it further enacted. That the paid rr.nv so borrowed under the provisions .f Hie prweding we- ; lion, shall be repaid tn such llranehe as may lend the same, out or any mouy in Ihe .treasury not otherwise appropriated, end that the wliolu ahull tie rep'tid by the first f April, 1ÖÖI. Mc. 5. lhis act shall lake efiVrt and bo in force from and aller its pnse?n. G. W. CARR, Speaker nf the Ilnii nf Representatives. JAMES II LANE, I'ridenl of Ihe Seuate. Approved December l!)'.h, 164Ü. JOiLTH A. WRIGHT. AX ACT establishing additional places of holding elec tions tn certain counties therein named. Skctiom 1. Be it enacted bu the General Assembly of the State of Indiana. That there shall be an additional place of holding elections In Monroe township iu 1'ike county, Wood township in Clark county, Jackson township iu Hancock county, Johnson township in Gibson' county, Richland township in Green county, Washing ton township iu Delaware county, opiceland township in Henry couniy, Dick Johnson township iu Clav county. Shawnee 'township in Fountain county, Kelso township in Dearborn county, ernon and bait Creek townships in Jackson county, at Philomath in liruwusville township, at or near Good wiu's store iu Centre township in Union county, iu Jackson township iu Hamilton county; and the commissioners if they think proper may authorize the Imidin; of elections at two additional tdaces in Drown and Kipley townships iu Montgomery county. Bur. z. It shall be the duty ol the board of commis sioners of the several counties aforesaid at their March term, 1800, in their lespective counties, to establish the additional place of holding elections in the townships aforesaid. ' Sec. 3. It shall be the duty of the inspectors of elections, in said townships, t meet I lie next succeeding day after said election, unless Ihe same should be on Saturday, then on the next Monday, at the oldest place of holding elections m their respective townships, and compare the result of the votes taken at eery township elec tion for township nfliccra; and it siiall be the duty of said inspectors, lr thuir respective to . iittii a, to make out certificates of tier lion ol each township officer, elected at said towneliip election, and the same shall be signed by the inspectors of tl-ir n-spcrtivn towiirbips, in llio tame manner as is now required I such inspectors, and in all other things said inspectors shall tie governed by the laws now in force P-gultiting elections und defining the duties of inspectors of elections; and as to county and State flections, the raid inspectors shall, in all things, be ! governed by the general law rogulnliug elections and deining the duties of inspectors : Provided further, That the board of commissioners ol Johnson county may, if they judge the same expedient, order an additional place of holding elections, under ihe provisions of this act, in Clark township, in said county. Sec. 4. This act to be in force from and after its passage; and it shall be ihe duly of the Secretary of Slate lo transmit a certified copy of this act to the county Auditois of said counties, and shall be by said Auditors laid before said Commissioners at their March term. G. W. CARR, Speaker of the House ef Representatives. JAMES II. LANE, President of Ihe Senate. Approved December 21 , 1849. JOSEPH A. WRIGHT. Com im Ufciom'rs Sale. ryHE undersigned will, hy order of the Probate Court of Marion County, proceed to sell at public aurtion, at the Court houss door in the city of Indianapolis, on Satordny, the Stith day of Jannary neit,9I 84-100 acres or! the west side or the west hall Of ihe North west quarter of aection I, town 15, ron;e S east, in Marion county; Termt ef Sate One-thi'd rssh in hand, one third in six i onthi with interest, ami tlie renaimler in twelve month, with interest, the purchaser giving notea without relief from valuation or appraisement laws. Sale to 'ska plare between 12 M. and 4 P. M. PEHCY HOSBROOK. December 94.1(49. C3-4r Administrator. Administrator's IVoiice. VVTOTIOR is hereby riven, that the undersigned has this dav heea Jl appointed by the tSphale Court of Marion county, and State of innsna,aiiininlstrntneot trie estate of William Myers, lata M said county, oVceased. All persons Indebted to said estate are requested to make Imaie4iats payment to the suoscriher, and those having claims atninst said estars win present tho snine duly authenticated fiar settle nieut. td estate is probably axSveul. ' PERCY HOSBROOK. December 94 , 1 849. ft3-3v-. Al!iiinistr;itoi' S--tle. Ä70TICE Is hereby sen chnt the undersigned, administrator of II 11 estnteor Wiilinm Myers, late nf Marion county, Indiana, deceases, will expose tn puhtic sale, on Tliarsit-iy Ihe 17Ui day of Jauoary next.lne personal estate or said deeedeat, on lbs pretnwrs la Wayoe township in said cennty, containing in pmt the lotlnwln, articles : wheat hi the field, corn in the crtii. hordes, hogs, sheep, and caUle, a wagon and hirne-s. t wo lids tuns, (first nte anklet) a sil vsr watch, atsne articles of rMHtsehold and kitcbeu furniture, and va rious other articles. Ttrmt if Sale Alt sums ander tluee dollars cah in hand ; all tarns nver three dollars twelve months credit trill ha riven, snd re quired without relief from valuation or appraiaciuent laws; sate lo btae place nettsswo IU A. l.,au 4 r. M. TF.UCY IIOSHROOK, Administrator. Icemer2,, jg9. iU-3wm COLLEG1ATR IXSTITl'Tl?. Female Department, in the bui'dig formerly occu ' pied by Miss Axle'l, on Pennsylvania Si. PaiwcirALS Rev. C L. MILLS akd Ladt. CySfXt Quarter commence Wednesday. January 2.1 fcCrAII Ihe branches- .f a through' rducitiiMi thoroughly Inyghl. tnnianspolis. Dee. 22. 1M9 6-?-t1A Jan. Cheap Grocery uimI Provision Mote. Three Doors F.ast of the Palwr Ilurt. t IVVDE suhrerilier has opened his new Store with a choir e stoek Q of teas, co .Tee, tuirar, rice, molasses, indiro, madder, anil an evquUite selection of fruits snd coul'eciiunerirs, and a large auo t tnent of tors, sud wsx dolls almost etjnal to nature, along w M a snlenuid variety of willow baifcets ana oroore, and wits almost every article in the grocery line, which will ho lound cheaper, and at least equal if not superior to ant ia town. Farmers will here find a ready market fur thlr mt-r. eggs, feathers, floar, neat, and other produce, for which the lilrb "ti urieca will lie paid Aleo for sale, a new aniclr of Tarte Blacking, which need only a trial to prove iu sniieriority. JAMES r.lL-lli. December SI. 62-3ml - STIMYED! " V Saturdav eenimr. the SSnd intt . from the stable ef the t J der.iiriird on Trnnrssre 8t. between Washington fd Maryland, hay I one, about sixteen haiula high, four years od last Sprint; t hhuil all round. An; person rjvinr information where he may Ne und, or will deliver him to mc, will ne libera Ii rewarded. Indianapolis, Itec, 84, 184 6J-3w THOMAS BüfST AT THE LADIES' SEWSTORE. GBIFFtTT'S Block, may tie found every description of artfIes for Indies' and Childrne wear; all of which will bssrJd oa Ihe lowest Irrms. The attention ca) toe Lstdes Is respectfully called lo the new assortment. au-ir. MASOKS' AXU OII FELLOHS IIEUALI4. fONSTANTLY on hand,nt made 10 order oa short wotlce, at the j New Trimming 5trc,urumn vhk. osmi. N KW York in Slices, can be had at the ItooVntore of 54 HOOD Sc N'OBDE. NEW HOOKS! KKW KO0KS! I"tGYPT and Its Monuments; or L'gpt a witness lor Ihe BiUe ii by Franris L Hawks 1. D. U L. D, with nnlee of a ojr;e ud the Nile, by aa American, Dec. tth; just receired and for sale STIIst. TIICV COME. J. S. DUNLO.' has Just lecniva,! another larse arrtval. The sreai demand for roods tihis cheap cash store, has leqniied s. lr.a arrimli ttiis Fall to supdIv the demand. Ooodi are now eaatjtier ana more neauuiui man uiul. suu 51 J. S. DUXLOfS .-. ! ,U I. f ...II I ma u . iio.n.Mrrs. T latest style colored cheap Bounets, Just rceeived 04 J. 8. DUM.OrS. KIUltON. TRW beautifnl nl ares of Bonnet Ribbon, lurt received. Straw Cord, rkwers, Tebbs, fcc. 34 J. 8. DUNLO P. ;u(js:itii:s. . 1 frf LBS. Western Reserve Cheese ; 10 hrls N O Molasses, äjVVAJ (uprrinr) t JUIifhrls No. 8 Mackerel; 8 Lees Duponl's Bide Powder i I5nn lha Bar and Pig Lead I 2 ag R Cs.ffee j j Jsl received and fur sale at wholesale and retail by 30 KMITH fc II ANNA. a MKHirAV Fmit Cnltiiri.t.contsiHins direction fr the pro Im. nairatio snditrees, in the culture of fr' Norery, Orchard and UarU4.n. oy jui rreie r unn imni'i 47 DAVIS It 11 AY. Cilr Cfiiirnl II;oIi ttud SlalituMTy Muri'. ysjj tW suiiplies id" Uooks daily received a' DAVIS It BAY'ö, i1 nne duisr weal of Crsla'tead's Drug g tote. 44 AiH 'Via irr stvi-:j. IVOR psrlors, iittinj rooms, oltice. and every other imagine' 1 ' use. any aixe or pattern to suit purrhar,, oust i;nly on had and for salerhesp f .r cash by SaVMI.'El WAl.NW.lGHT. ; Sifnof ths Elephant, Indlsnapolis. 30-y ; 1 ' II K Work of J. Fs iuiore Cooier, Uniform E.titio.i. the M. Pilot, a tat of Iba 8a. Revird. Corraciad and Itlastraied with a new Introd iction; Notes. Hc.t Tue Spy t a tale of the Neutral Grnundi Just received and for sate by DA' I k KAY. DcFla - rtonk tell era snd Rlationers iioMvirr niinioxs. ! a. SPLENDID assortment of every dewnptinn of e:iroble Ron -! net Kibhoat can ha had al ces. at Ihe new Triiti.ion btrse, ' Crlmth'a Dloik. One door wcstol tiold-a Hall. S3 U.

'ADVEiSXlSESlCaT. To the liiblic. Lncomntire for lndinrd I'lanes upon Railroads. Tliete fcavin teen mu- h eontenti.iii about tne iuvrnlion of a Locornilire fur a-eendifg and deitei.dn'g inclined plane of iai;raJ, auü it harm been lepoited lhai Asdie Cathcart, a Sculchmao, has succeeded in etablihu g his Stacht lo that iosention, I beg ihe M-dulgeuce or ihe put lie, while 1 make the f dluwing bnel sialemtnl nf Urist The subsciibei, livii g t Dupont, JetTt-rsnn ruuotr, Iodiana, ineenied auch I.e. motive in the tear IS 39, and iu that year and Ibe year ISiU. mde -o-ne m or eiht impelled model to k one ( Hiein on 'O Pl.iiad. Ii-liia, B.lnmoie and

Wasliiiif t ii Citt, in ordci ti hisi peifi-ctrd, and to- gel aiMs.aiite tu rui the I ..m'ive in ipriatio-i. In tne fail f ib4l or spits c i f Is4ö, I hil an iiitrmSurtioii ! Mi. Othcail, then limsa iu th - machine shop of the "M3i.iii ai d liiliaiiaHiii. la.lio.d company, to whm 1 expUiut-d all ,ny Uns uf a loc-motive. S.une 11 or 1$ n.ontli afiei thai uiteiview, I wa suipi isel ti hear thai Ca mi an H4t K01 e lo PliilaJel, lua with a in del to ctiuct a engine v r he ssme purp e, t .cited by the railroal co.n)an). In me spri g ol ts4S, the lc motive uf Caihcart, upon the plan ul my invention, was put apou the plane f I .e road, wheie 11 has bcn iu constat. 1 use ever since. The iiicln cj plane, upon that iwad is about 11 u.i.ei lour, tbe giaie 1 i. ( 4M leet lo ihe I. p, luai 6 iVet 10 i .dir er lt'0 itel l'li at one luro noii-e taki s up the plane atl iho l-etgtil kitd pascngei. ol Ilia load. The company employ 15 ic. inoiiveo ia i-kti. ihe fieilit to end from tne plaue. i. ui bU to luO ions are takeu by tbe loco ni.tne ai a time up lue plane, making the liip gvneially iu about forty iiuuu'e. On the nth of Ap.il Int. a patent wa giauied t i me fur my imptovertient. In May last, Mr. t'athcail applied lot a patent lor the sa ne device. Mi. Ebaik,the lately ap oiutrd Cutuinisr"uer "f the f ateot Office, gave notice of the iulcilnei.ee, at.J tbat he wuu.d give the panics a ueaf ing 11 the fu.t Mu tlay uf eJlletnuer, 1849- Acci.idt.igly, ou -he I7.h of AuiU-t, ihi-y commenced taking depoilioo iu ihe city of Ma U..n, and cunttnued I10.11 day to day fur some eint or ten dt. In theie tXannnslious Csihcait pioed that he had a thawing of the piao uooii paper as far back as the fall of la-t, r eily iu the spuugof 1S4Ö, which was about the date of his lu'cni w wi n the subsciibei. U alo piutt-d lhai he upeiii.t udej the culiuctiuu of the Ucomotive now 011 Ibe plan 111 IS47 and Kuither, it wa in pio.. tiiai when 1 h st made my model, in the pn..g ol lh40.il had no moveable wheel, that the wheels weie II a ioi.siy: Tuai nevei was 1 n led. Tbe dlcoety of movable w liveN, bi 1 lctiee and levers was tuade about a week alter 1 la-- ealuui 1 n . f my fiisl model. Ou the pail of ihe iiu-cui 0 n wit piiiten f.y Samuel Thomas, who w a tne upeiu.ieoilcut ( tue o.acüine hcp Ol ihe tanroad coiupani , that my model aS made al the Biacbiue simp in "4U, thai he !.. d 111 nwkltif it, and that ailei it w. .na.l.-, 1 ui-cuvc.e.i lue pla ol 111.ik.ble wheels, blidge-liets and lrei, and 11 ''iiit I a:ri tne modal, but was a J.l -cd not to do so Unlit 1 went 10 I'm adelphia, wbei it CjuIJ be better d. ue, and w line 1 hoped to get a locomotive cuntiucied. The discoveiy uf the same inipiov meut at that lime was also pioien by James Uavidsou, a milliii.ht. It was pioveu by Kuoch Wi.'heis and James I'atuu of Indiana, that tbey saw my mode! with all the improvement uuw in controversy apou it, some tune in tbe year uf 1840 or '42. Again by Waireii Liltell and Ueiny T. Smith, I Washington City, that tney saw that model with ucn improvemeuis at v ahitigtou in ISlO. Hut not wtiiistanding all ibis, though cleaily proven by five uu impeachable witnesses, that my improvements were made, a id that 1 had a rnodtl of lliein iu 1840 or '42 and though Cathcail meiely pioved Uiat tie bad a Ui aw lug of 11 up u paei, and that tx'cufti..g back 110 faiihvi than is44 "r '45, yet out new Cornau sionei, Mr. Kwbatik, gve Mi. (Jatbcari a psteut toi I t.e same improvement alieady patented to me ibis atiaiiL'e decision vf the Comniii -ner -f rati 11 is. still hulda (he eae peii foi cuutruvcisy between Ibe putu-s 111 the Disiiici Couil lot tne btate, wneie fjituua.ely, uo f rti'u Coinuiissionei, but a juiy ol ou. couuti y. will decide the quouon of liht. Some explanation of Ihe deciion uf ths Conuni.sijuer, may sjssibiy be fatbeied fiom the foIhviiia: statement. A few dajs befoie the closing 1. f ihe deposilio is al Madison, Old Fox Fatty, that human ha ytta. k, lhai man-iges ihe ludiana isilroad lor the Mew Yoik biukers, aplit lor Wabinglon City ; there summoning out uf the Patent Office 10 a p.rvate loom uf Mr. Ken wick, lha agent of Cathiait, Mi. Keuwitk, examiner ul models, a:id bioiher of ihe agent, Mr. Mclutyie, iliaughumau, Mr. i uughtou, machini.t, wneu after su. h state. nents and aiaumeu's as Ihe managet and 11 1 couu'tl saw prope: to m.kii without an upponeut to coctroVeit them, proceeded lo lake line drpuMtiotis of these Ibiee ufficcis. Siougbioii in his depoi.ion, te.iilii-d that liiere Weie additioMs made 10 my model afiei it wa deKiied iu the pattiit ulSce, w i ich was iu Match, 1849, tat a lever and weights were adJed lo throw the spr w b. el into gear and keep it ibcie. Thi. lelimny was .pp seJ by the leslitnouy aheady ilu.K-d to, al-o by that of Wm. liei.dncks and John A. Hendricks, son of Wm. lieudiick, foimer Governor -f luduua, M that the mod. I had lha mjvable wheel b idge-tree, weights and lever befoie I left Madison for the i'ateut Oilice," and by McS-rs. Kill.. It, Jo inson aud Woodiuli of Waabingioii l ity, that wbeu brought to the cit),n Had all these impruvemehts upou il, and jut as it now stands in the uflice," and these facts might be sustained by the testimony of hund eds. The thice deponents uf the patent office are undeistood to be brother Scotchmen with Mr. Cathcait, aud all, with the CommUaioiiri, foieigucrs. Such ciicu.miatice should bave uo impioper influence, and such impieoiout may be wioog, but il ha been suspiciotied that all is not li.ht there, that the opiuious of Mr. Ken wick bave moie than ordinary weight. This Mr. Reuwick, brother uf ihe agem, lepoited upon the esse, with all tbese depositions before luin, to the CynmiMooer t aud it is enough 10 say it decided for Mr. Csihcait, accoidinglf. Some of ihe tea-ous f.,r my harborin such ss'picii-H have been drawn frum the following citcumstancest When I called upon the C mmiM0ner on the first Monday r.f September, and aksd bim to put the tiial off for teu days iu cobequence uf my teiog delated by some accidents Ukii the lailiosd in Ohio, so thst I could not be present and ciossexamine at tbe takiog of the deposi ions in Washington, and had no attorney to prepare an argument iu answer lo the Upztbr and labored ones that had been filed on ihe pail uf Cathcait. Tbe Commissioner replied that he wou.d call Mr. Renwick lung the bell, and iu came Mr. R. to whom lie said, Mr. Hoy! wisiies a cminuance nf his and Cathc.it t'a case for ten days. K sai.l that was cot consistent with the cuktom of Ihe office. Of couise ihete was no continuance. Monday following, I went to the t See and aked the Cornroii'i -iicr when ihe ca e woul.l he decided. He made strange si d aked w hat cae ? w told, and then aid j e, I will rail Mr. Renwick tun; the bell, snd in came Mr. IU, whom he a ked. when will you get Mr. llyt and Catbcait's case made out f IU said, tht afternoon. The rase would probably nq'iire tome leu or three days examiusti n by the Cum ri-Moner, but in ili.ee houis fiom that lime it was derided and reporrd lhai Cathcait would get a patent. Aain, some two or ihiee days after this decision, I called al the office and mved for a new trial, fur causes tsted ia ubiisbre. Azai-., the C mtoii ner said 1 will ca'l Mr. Renwick tan: ihe bell, and in came Mr. IU, to whom the Commissioner Dii!i known tht application. R. said, ynu cubut give a new brning after ytj have once made a derision A new liial was not gianicd. So stands the rae now ; and in order to show wl.ai better judges than myself think opon the rul ject, I icfer tu Ihe arc mpanying opinion of Mr. Buike, the Commmioiier who granted my patent. Wahi5ot0!(, Oct. 3. 1S43. Ma. Vt. Hott Sir : A your it-que!,! have ca.clully examined the pais plired by you in my hands, which you say aie ttue copies of the testimonial taken on both iJes of Ihe matsttnf inteifi rence befme the patet office between you and Andiew Cathcait, both claiming a device for ascending and cterei.dna! inclined planes ou railroads. I undristand that )ou both claim subtantUlly the same device, ' whkh i a mechanical combination by which ihe whel opetating in the rack rr middle rail, is ad-p:ed to the ioequalU ties which it may encounter. I tbeieioie do not gt into an examination of the natuie or chaiacter of ihe two devices, assuming that they aie substantially iderlical and inicfeie, but considei merely treibet ti prion y 01 invention, coo - . e r fining my inve-tiealion lathe auction of pnotlty of privim . a s) . S a DUtvteti y u sun rvir. cstncait. I have caiefully examined the testimony, snd have come 10 the conclusion that you sie ihe tijsinal and fiist inventor. It sppears fiom tbe testimony that ynu invented Ihe device, and produced it in Ihe form f a model between I MO aod 1842, whereas Mr. Cathcait did not, accuding to tne leslimnny preaenled bv him, invent il befoie tba latter part ol M4V..rl, in IÄ45. Mbi0r.""C'"".nr e amveo at WIUIUI llliowmi; vu nmvij ..w tc-..u..iij vi Ihre or four witnesses who stand wholly unimpeached In expiestiot? the opinion that the testimony, carefully curnideied, leads lo this ieu!t, I do Dot of course deiign or wish to reflect upon any otuVer f the itoveinmeot who hat pasted apou your case, for I have no dontl ihl all who have had anttbiniT lo d- with it, have drsned to do you jus'ire. I express only raynwn candid roiivictiou af:er a cartful examioatioo of the leslim -tty ieSa.din Ibe quettion meiely as one of facL I am respectfully, Your obedient servant, EDMUND DURKE. In eoorliiMou, let me ssy, thit from tne bet data 1 cao find, the lailiosd company are dally benefifed by my study, libnr, money and discovery, something like $50 or $75. Now, all I ak of flicin is a teatouable compensation, and if nut glinted, 1 shall seek thai justice tney withhold frum tbe icgal tribtii.il of my country. Havin made oiraugemenis for publMiinif a fuller siatemeut of the mailer, with all tbe intuKuii.g of Fox Kaily and bis aid, this brief expose it submitted to ihe public, till the other csn be publi.ned i pam- , imlet form. WAI. IIOYT. N. B All 1 -ertön a aie foibid using Ihe ab ive mentioned itnpi.ivciiietit with-ut n.y conewt AH e iinmunication upon tbe subject will be duecte.J to the subsciiber al Dupout, Indiana, po.t paid. Sllala OF HC IIa lSTATC. PURSUANT to an der from lira Marion I'mtmta ikrt the adersignedsieculnrof tlie la4 will and tssUuientol Zenas laike tleceasett, hue of larkm County, Sute of laJiaus, will expisw lor sale al public auction in front of tirow nine's Hotel In Ihe city of ludiasaIkjIis on the sevenls-nth d ly of Eebruity , 1 54, al 8 o kick I. M . the lotlowlng described real twists prnpeily of said lestahsj, lo wit; The equni and undivided Ihre tilth parts f fraclnaul uorlh west a, urler is? section 3, township Jö. Rangs a Enst,c.mtaiiiing 179 8 I0J acres. TeimsisT sale will be, one lonrili in hand, one fourth la ail months, one fourth in twelve months, and one hairth lit eighteen months: notes with aisiroved srcuiny will he mpsired , WKhout any relief whatever iron vstuation of appraisement Uiws, ben ling interei from d:te. 1 ha premiaes are beautifully sKuatea atamt two milea north wert of Indianapolis oo the east bank of Wbila Kiver, and limnedialely ou tlie CrawfofdsviHe and Lafsyrlta Ptate Road. Oa the premIseslhere Is a dwelling honse with Hut lacexaarr oot houses, a good or Chard and about IW arm in a higb siala nf cutuvatiou. Possession will be givea on ths first of March, V.M. Said pteititsee will be onld subject to all encewhiancee. . E. V. L AKE. Executor. InHiansTOlis. Dec. 7ih, 9A9. bUta $S. NNE of Austria, and barmaids of honor; A Ul otitis sev. 1 V H-nucuth century; By Eugen Sue, (r sie br A I HOOD fc NOBLE.

Male of Indiana. IlniirorU (niinly. In thk Hascock rast4TC Coi it. Frsacaav Tcsw, A. D. e9. Petition for i'ar.'i'iva. John Marugha, and E iraCatt rine.hi wire. Wittiara Conra l.tnJ F.Mzabeth, his wife, Josepb Loni, Oeorc Marvgba, es. Wülism Marurha, Heurjr Mi ugha, Henry IloiTman, au.l Catbariue, liu wif, Jacob Lon, John Long, Jr. r BH K a.. id prtioa.-rt John M3ru.ha.aud ElixaCitNarite, t,ii wife, W illiam ( on ii and KlijtHbrth. hi wife, Joejjh Long, aod Georg. Maru?ha, heir at I w of Jrwps lMv. Jr., deceased bavins; filed their petition in the llmrock Probate Coart xyn.t aa orJcr of Mid t-oirt fcr p.irtitio.i of the Beat Kttate which u aa of said

decedent anxins hi heirs; an? it antv-arimr to the (aiisfactinn of -the Coart tU.t vviiJia.n Mjra.-hi, Henry Mnrnsha. Henry Ho . man, an J Catharine his wile, hriitot the aii Jolm Leu;, deceased. are not retjent ol t: e Ute of I 'i.ti4ua. It U tbei e'ore ordered. ; hat notice of the peaienej- of the said petition t-e ien ly caaain; a copy of thi order to be iatcrtt-d three weeks in succession in the State S-n'i.iel a weekly nwspspr publitbeJ iu Indianapolis in Slarion CountTi t'tere beinr nona nubLsbml ! Couniv of Hancork. thirty iiys t efore the Out Monday ef Fe! ruary next, :tlnt the sail Witliam an.l llsrvev M m .ha. and Henry Hoffmaa. I and Catharine hi wife, may b- warned to appear ia this Court at tne next term Ihereol to behoMea et the Court House ia Greenfield on the first Monday In Febrnnry reit to show cr.uc, if any tbey can, why partition or said real estate shall not be made. By order ol tbe Court. Attest, WILLI M SEBASTIAN". .. 5a3w. 1. Clerk of Hanrorfc C.t . State of liiltaii;i, IlanctM'U a'oiitity, 1 ths IlsHcota Cibcuit C-st. Fcaarasv Tasai, A.D. I Chancery. David EvitDS. executor of tbe UU will and testament o' Joseph ß. I hapm in, deceased, r John Sale, Lvilia A. Sale, Amna Brow n, Grace B roar 11, AHijah Stidam, Deborah St i. Im, Emma Wilkinson. Varia A Wilkinson. Alexander Wilkinson, et al. RE " known, titut on the I5 h day ol Augcr, 19. the above nam:d complainant, by brown and Porter, l.i solicitors, filed in tneotneof thecb rk of the Hancock t'lrcna Court. Ms tilt of complaint. Iu this Ml. alt; and aW aa alhlavitot a eisintcreted person shoaing that t':e tail Joi Sale, Ly iia A. Sale, Arno uro a. urace mown, AIih Kti lain, and Iteborah Sti.lam, Emma Wilkinson. Maria A. Wilkinson, and Alexander Wilkinson, are not residents of the State nf Indiana. Ti e Ml. I John Siile. Lvdia A. 8a Amos Rrnwn. Orsea Rrown. Abijah htidam, Itehomh Sti Ism, Emma Wilkinson. Msria A. Mliiinsmi, aud Alexander Wilkinson, are therelore hereby 110U6t of the ti in and pendene of said bi:l of conplaint in Iii Hnrock Circu.t Court, end to be. and appear be) ore the Said jndgej of the Hid Conrt on lb first r!ay ot their next term, to be hereafter bol.ton at the Ct art Ioue in t!e town of Ureenfield.in said coiintT of Hancork, and plead, answer or denar to said l is. o'berwUe the same will le taken as confessed and true against mem. nrown ana roner. :ois inr eomi.it. Sept. II, im WILLIAM SEBASTIAN. 45-3wr C.Irrk of Hancock C. C The SMte nf Iiidi:tii:i. .lt;ai ! nnly: I '.ne .viaims Cocav or l oxsos Picas, Jaaoaav Ttaat, le50. PrtiUam for Dmort. Virrii.ia C. Horer ca. Aaron A . Roper. THE alieve named defendant, Aaron A. K-rrrs, is hereby notttied, that the aaid Virrima C. Korers, the petitioner above named, hat fib-d her petition in said eae arainat b m. in theofHcc of ihe clerk aforesaid s also ihe affidavit sT a competent and iiiinlerestrd person, souwinr that ul dtit-mlai.l is wot a re.ideiit or tbe Siate of Iiiiiiaua That said petition U now peiuluir in said Couit, aud that unless he appear and ph-ad lu, or answer the aame on or brf.ire ihr callinolsaid ean at tbe ne&t trrm of said ert, 10 be held in the Court Honse in I'ldisnapoli, on the st-e&nd Monday in January nest, said peti'ion and ihe matters and thintihercin e tamed at el lortli, Hl lie taken at cuulesaed and true araiusl Mm. and proceeding ill be had thereon aeeordinrly. Attest, HKA.il A II A 1 MUND, Ex orficio clerk uf said Conrt. Hy R. 11.Newi.omb, Deputy. William Stewart, sol. for petitioner November 12. l89. 47-?w 2'lic Male r India u;a Jcireioii County. Set. JerrEo! CiacuiT CocaT, SEnrsBri TrM, I8l9.rowit: on the 29th day t SreTtMBca. 1 the Yeak or i a. Loan Owe Thoujasd Kicht Hi'5dkcd aud Fobtt .Nine aa Chancery Sarah Ann Mahan, Mary Jane Kule. Montraville Mahan, J times F. Rule. J. Henry lliidretti, Eiederii-k ('rumbauau. Sarah O. Mevenson, William Kent, llannnh Kent, Naur j Hendricks, William Hendricks. Lewis Davir, CtOME the eomp aiaant, by Stevens and Kins; tlicir Solicitors, and tiled their bil!; aud al-o an aih.tat it, setting forth and '.ating iheri iii, that tlie raid l-wis Davi, is not St thu time a resident of the ftate of I udiana: Il is thereupon, On motion. Ordered by the Cou. ., thai notice ot the KjuJt iiry of tUit sun 1 given the said la?wis iMvis, t.y sdveftisement. tor ibree weeks succeasvely, in the " IlemuluM Banner,'" a weekly nrwsj. pir, printed and publish.1 in the city ol Madison; and in tlie "Jaafuaa Simtt SuiUnel and that, unless said defenJant shs'.l be, an I appear here, on tbe rut day of the next terra ol'thU Court, either y himself or counsel, enter his appearance herein, and plead, aiisru-er, or demur to sail hill, tiie matter and thing therein contained w ill be beard and determine I in his absence. And this case is continued until next term. Dy order of tie Coart. A tree ropy: Attest, J NO. H. TAYLOR, Clerk. 49-5 w. By Tbos. W. U'oolus, Deputy. 5 iFli mm? E.vr TvxrTii . kcocil rOI'KTV. kj OTIC E Is hereby cieeii, that all lands and lown lots on whirh the taxes of 184d siiall remain unpaid, will be oflVr-d Ira' sate by the Treasurer of ilaneick county, Indiana, at tlie Court House diior luths town ot Greenfield, on the first Monday of January, I860. -o much of each tract will be sold as 11a y be neressnry to deehare the lives, penalty and crt due thereon, tncludinf tlie tales of Ji-4 J Greenfield N.r. 15, 1819. 48 Is J. MVEKS, A. H. C siii:icirt .s sti.i:. KY virlreiifsa execution to me directed from the Clerk's OClce of the Mario Circuit Court, I will expoae 10 public aale, en the Sth day of December mm at the Court House door ia the city of Indianapolis Marion const y, within ihe hours prescribed by law, the rent and profit fr seven year, ol the folio inj- na I tstate, to-wii : Lot No. 0 and the Wett half of lot No. 8 in Squaio Vo. 47, ia the town of Indianapolis. And on failure to realize the fl! amount of Judgment, interest and enatt, I will at the same time and place, expooe the lee simple ot said real estate. 1'aken at the property ofCtU b Scudder, al the suit of the Stare of Indiana 48 3w CH ARLES C. CAMPBELL, lieritT M. C. Miiaiiirr's s4Li:. llV virtue of two exe.-ulious to trie directed fiom the e'erk's of1 fice of tbe K arkin si rc u it court, I will expose to public aal oo the 8th day of December, id 19. at Ihe Court House door in the town nf Indianapolis, county of .Marion and Slute of Indians, within the hours prescribe I by law, the rents and prflTiU foraeven ! years, 01 tne follow ing real estate, to wit : The wst hilt of th t south westq iarter of section si, ;6) township fifteen (1-1) range four (4) east, rontaioing seventy-lour and ! on-liall (711) acres. ; And 011 failure to re n lire the full amount of judeoient, interest, and costs, I willst the tame time and place expose tlie tee simple : of tai l real estate. Taken at th property of Alexander Davidson 1 and Oeorgs II. D.mn.at tne suit of Alfred Harrison , Catharine ' DaviJson, and Winston Noble, aud rlo at thetuilof Jonas Wood 43 iw :H ARLES . CAMPBELL, Sheritf.M. C. i SHERIFF'S SAIaU. BY virtue of an execution to me directed from ihe Clerk's Offlee of the Marion Circuit Court, I will expoe to public salt-, on 1 he 8 lb day of December next, attheCourt House door,liidianaclif , Marion conmy, within 'be hours prescribed by law, ihe rente and pmtiis. for seven years of the following r al eiair, 10- it: lt No. 44 iu Square No. 4)1, in Wood' Addition 10 tbe U. n of Indiana poli. And on failure to rt-aliac the full amoanl of judgment, intitrst and ent, cois, I will at inc same time and plaee rii ilie fee simple nf said real eiae. 'taken a the proper)) of Jacob Landis, al the suit of Slab.' of Indiana. 4-Sw CHARLES C. CAMPBELL, KherilT M. C. Ilrowii Totvnlii. IIeiilrirk Cotinly. a P ought of William P. Maiden en tbe eih of October, a chesnut MM sorrel mare tuppnsul tu be nine or ten yesrt old. U lute on the left fore foot ender the tetter lock. Branded on the rirhl shoullar wii h the k-tter O. dome saddle mark. A white stripe ih the rice wi:h a small dark por in the eenu-i nf il. I he marc m ateHit liHirtten hand hirli: supposed 10 be stolen and brought int the iieM.bo.hood. NATHANIEL COFFIN. November 16th 1S9. 49 Jw t sni:itii r's AiaC. BY virtue of a writ of venditioni exponas to nie directed from the Clerk's Olflee of the Marion circuit court, I will ex- ' pose to pi'büc sale on the 8th day of December, 1649. at tb Conrt House door in the town of Indianapolis, m ithin the hours prescrilM-d by law, ths rents and profits for Seven years, of the following r.-al eetate. to wit : Ten scies of laud to tie Ultra ont of tbe sKrtbcast eorner af llie north end of the west half of the suuiheaat quarter of section tu, (A) township tifirca north, of range four eatt, in Marion county. And on failure to realise lha lull amount of judgment. Interest ' and rusts, I will at the same time and place expose the fee simple of said real estate. Taken as the property of John B- I'hippt, at thesuitofJseohLon.il. as Sw IJ7 CHARLES C. CAMPDELL, ehenfl M. C. : Miriuri's SALE. srwY virtue nf a writ of fieri facias to uw directed from the ; 3 clerk's office of ll Marion Court of Common Pleas I wilt exi p-e lo public sale oa the I3lh dny of Januaiy next, lr5D, at Use Court j House ibatr, iu the city of Indianapolis ia the blabs of Indtaua, w uh- ! In lias l.iMirs presenbed by law, Ihe renU and profit for seven yeais. 1 vt uw liDMiwiiii ivtti rsiuie, iw wa i . Thai win of ths o.slli we.l half of square numbrr 13, ia Ihe city of Ihe folkiwiug real eetate, to wa : . a-. . m a- ta a v . if . 1 I. . . ..a . nf Indnujioli bounded as fallows: Commencing at the north east , diit of said mo r tli est half of stjnaie num'.ier I'J, Ilicnce runntiig I on to the lot or parrel ot cruund now owned ad necupsed by Uorian I Uaihonr, thence aouill 77 leet and 3 inches lo the lot or partcl ol j ground now owned and occupied hy Hampden Sidney Beck, theme east i no Ihe line nf said ha or parcel of pnaind so oavned and occupied by ! aaiJ said Keck lo the street k no ivu as lrtcnuats avenue; uwnce hi the lineof said avenue lo in; pl.araiof beginning. Also Uie follow ir.g Worrell In, and now owned and occupied by said Beck, I heme runmns south 0 A ahaana street eighty leet or ibereabntil to a partition fence, thence on the line of said leuca eaal lo the street knows as Jatthuetis avenue, thence north east aa the line of said ave mm to tbe sontii east corner of e.iid kit or parcel of ground biiw owned and occupied by said lleck, tiieaee west aa Ilia line ol said lot er pareU of ground so owned and occupied sy said Keck 10 Uw place of tassnaDins eieept tlie part wkhia the east aonudarv oa tlie said avenue convened by Hubert ratterst lo Mrs. Mary P. Williams, all said real J estate being and situate in tlie conoiytaT Marioa and ,taw of Indiana. j Ana on laiuire 10 realise ma inn ... j ....1.. .i.w Cawis, I will ai 1 lie same lira" ana p un m -- real estate. Takea as the pmperiy of Kuriert Patiersoa, at the soil of David V.Cnlley fur the ae of William B. Ch ra.agiiiist Samuel J. Palteraoo and Hubert Pane son. J. C. C AMP BELL. 57 ta Sheriff of Manoa County . AKOr.IFall IlLiSi' FKtMI IIOUM! EXTENSIVE ARRIVAL OF .YEW GOODS'! WE are now receiving and opwiine a large and seasonable stock of staple and fancy DRY liOODS, consisting of all the new stylos or dress goods, dress trimmings, ha wis, bonnets, bonnet ribbons, neck and can do., linen Cambric hdkft, hosiery and Rloves, embossed table and piano covert, dec Also, hats and Caps of every description, uoaltty and price. . - . . tt pi ... j . r (iriMsries. I'tKMi i arn. Damn", aus, umss, eye. All of which we wltl sell at Whoiculi aa Reran.. at price that Cannot be beat west of the mountains. Country merchants wi.l find it to their advantage to give ut a call befoie purchasing. Kememher the place for IL J. k B. C HjRX. bargains is tt the t ig O Iu lisapolis, Dec. II. 5WANTED AGENTS wanted to obtain subscribers for "The complete woiksof Trim at Dice, LL. D,Man.l "The Life sod Tublie Services of Jhh Qciscr Adams Tbe tubciilier will temaiii al Indianapolis for Iwo weeks lo receive) appliraiions. Fur teim kc. call I the Book Smre of Da fcrUy. U. r. WEST. ö-3 wja. Dec. 7, 1649. 5 The andertigned offer for sale at eastern cost a inperior rose wood Piano aud stoo'; warranted a tuponor instrument ant In perlect tone. 5 H. J. h B. C. HuklV. " 01 (.11 :AiiDY. CIJtRXH CelebrateJ Coegh Csndy, for sale, at wholettle ar retail at the Bookfr 01 a7 HOOP fc NOBLK. l.M 1!A1S: AlalAIVACSl LMAACS by Ihe gros or dos. lor sale, by S7 HOOP fc NOBLY.. 11NGL15II Latin la?sicoa. Ireen tbe German. by Dr. C. t 'al Ocorees, by Biddlaaai Araold, erlited by i hrlt Antien, L L.D. JartMcened Fy iJ HuOD fc N'OELI .