Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 26, Indianapolis, Marion County, 28 November 1850 — Page 6

The w qr of the n w qr of sec 25, t 12 n, r 1 e, containing 40 acres; also the n w qr of the n w qr of soc 25, 1 12 n, r 1 e, containing 40 acres; mortgaged by Thomas Maxwell; lean, interest, i.e. 217dolls 88 cu. The s w fr ol the n w qr of sec 23, 1 11 n, r 1 w, containing 50 acres; mortgaged by Joshua Evilsizer forfeited and sold on credit to Silas Pumphrey, Sr.; loan, interest, &c. 234 dolls 3 cents. Owen County The w hf of the s w qr of sec 30, 1 11 n, r 5 vr, contnining 80 acres; also the n e qr of the a w or of sec 36, 1 11 n. r 5 w, containing 40 acres; mortgaged by King Freeman forfeited and sold on credit to Basil Brown: loan, interest, etc. 303 dollars. -The n e qr of the n e qr of sec 5, 1 10 n, r 4 w, containing 45 acres; mortgaged by Benager Bolin: loan, interest, etc 67 dolls 12 eta. The a w qr of the s w qr of sec 25, 1 1 1 n, r 5 w, containing 40 acres; mortgaged byShubal B Bolin: loan, interest, etc. b8 dolls S3 cu. The a e qr of the s w qr of fr sec 30, 1 11 n, r 4 w, and th w hf of the s e qr of e qr of the Bame sec, and the n w qr of the n e qr of sec 31, til n, r 4 w, containing altogether 85 acres, mortgaged by Wiley Hicks: loan, interest, etc. 141 dolls 23 cts. The n e qr of the the w qr of sec 9, 1 9 n, r 4 w, containing 40 acres; mortgaged by Steen Hicks; loan, interest, etc. 47 dols 35 cts. Out Lot No. 13 n w of the town of Spencer, containing 21 acres more or less; also a part of n fr sec 23, 1 10 n, r 3 w,containing 26? acres, for a more particular description of which see pages 533 and 534 book No 6 of the records of deeds in Owen county; mortgaged by James Galletely: loan, interest, etc. 723 dolls 30 cts. The n w qr of sec 36,t 9, r 6 w, containing 160 acres more or less; also the s w qr of sec 26, 1 9, r 6 w, containing 160 acres; mortgaged by John P Dunn, loan, interest, etc. 653 dollars 10 cents. The n e qr of the e qr and the a w qr of the a e qr of sec 25, 1 10 n, r 6 w, containing, 80 acres; mortgaged by Larkin K Scott; loan, interest, etc. 139 dolls 78 cts. The a e qr of the s e qr of see 32, 1 11 n, r 4 w, and the s w qr of the a w qr of sec 33, t and r aforesaid, containing together HO acres; mortgaged by Henry C Sluder; loan, interest, etc. 176 dolls 16 cts. Porter County. The n e qr of sec 4, t 35 n, r 6 w, mortgaged by Jonathan Line; loan, interest, etc. 060 dolls 62 eta. The n w qr of sec 14, t 33 n, r 6 w, containing 160 acres; mortgaged by William K. Talbott, loan, interest, etc. 475 dols 50 cu. rut nam County. LotsNos. 18 and 69 in the townof Grrcncastl, mortgaged by Jefferson Walls forfeited and sold on credit to Jctlerson Walls, loan, interest, etc. 355 dolls 24 etaTbe n w qr of the n e qr, also the a w qr of the s e qr of sec 36, 1 14 n, r 5 w, containing 80 acres, mortgaged by John M Williams, loan, interest, etc. $271,97 Randolph County. The e hf of the s e qr of sec 5, t 19 n, r 14 e, containing SO acres, mortgaged by James Forsyth, loan, interest, etc. 434 dollars 25 cents. The e hf of the s w qr of sec 21, 1 19 n, r 12 e, containing 80 acres, mortgaged by William Freer, forfeited and sold on credit to Miles Hunt, loan, interest, etc, 161 dolls 15 cts. The e hf of the n e qr of sec 13, 1 20 n, r 14 e, mortgaged by Thomas Goodrich, loan, interest, etc, 236 dolls 86 cts. The w qr of sec 28, t 19, r 13 e, containing 160 acres more or less, mortgaged by William Hunt forfeited and sold on credit to Andrew Schaffer; loan, interest, etc. 618 dolls 82 cts. The n hf of the n w qr of sec 8, t 13, r 13 e, and also the a end of the fractional sec 32, t 19, 1 13 e containing 141 acres, except 60 acres out of the n w part of said tract, heretofore conveyed; mortgaged by Nathan Proctor, loan, interest, etc, 173 dolls 49 cts.

The b e qr of the s e qr of sec 13, also the s e qr of s e qr of

sec 13, all in t ia n, r 12 ana l J e, containing bo acres; mortgaged by George Scott, loan, interest, etc, 142 dolls 6 cu. Ripley County. The a w qr of sec 7, t 9, rile, containing 63 25-100 acres more or less, mortgaged by John Glass, loan, interest, etc. 547 41 cts. Th e part of the n w qr of sec 19, 1 7 n, r 12 e, containing 95 acres by actual survey, mortgaged by James Davis, loan, interest, etc. 544 dolls 78 cts. Rush County. The s e qr of sec 27, 1 14 n. r 8 e, containing 160 acres, except 20 acres on the e side of said qr sec, heretofore sold and conveyed; mortgaged by John W Macy, forfeited and sold to Joshua M W Langsdale on credit, loan, interest, etc. 619 dolls 43 cts. Sixty acres on the e side of the w hf of the s e qr of sec 26, 1 14 n, r 8 e, mortgaged by William Worth, loan, interest, etc, 326 dfttls 7 cts. The e hf of thes w qr of sec 26, 1 14 n, r 8 e, containing 80 acres, mortgaged by Obed ß Worth, loan, interest, etc. 326 djla 7 cents. The w hf of the n w qr of sec 5, 1 14 n, r 10 e, containing 89 74-100 acres, mortgaged by John M C Byrd, loan, interest, etc. 650 dolls 90 cu.

Shelby County. The w hf of the 8 e qr of sec 4, 1 13 n, r 8 e, containing 80 acres ; mortgaged by Moses Coffin ; loan, interest, etc., 326 dolls 7 cts. The w hf of the n e qr of sec 14, t 13, r 7 e, containing 80 acres ; mortgaged by Ldward Cox ; loan, interest, etc., 231 dolls 88 cts. The w hf of the n w qr of sec 28, t 14 n, r 8 e, containing 80 acres; mortgaged by Joseph W. Swain; forfeited and sold on credit to llcury McKay ; loan, interest, etc., 283 dolls 35 cts. The w hf of the a w qr of sec 4, 1 12 n,r 7 e, containing F0 acres; mortgaged by Samuel Walker; lean, interest etc., 577 dolls 45 cts. Tippecanoe County. Lot No. 91 in the old original.plat of the town of Lafayette ; mortgaged by Abram Shoemaker; forfeited and sold by certificate to Holmes Fernald ; loan, interest, etc., 712 dolls 16 cu. The undivided hf of the following tracts, to-wit : the e hf of the qrof sec 27, t 22 n, r 4 w ; also ihn w hf of the s w qr of sec 26, t and r aforesaid ; aim the w hf of the n w qr of sec 35, same t and r; mortgaged by Georgo M. Marshall ; forfeited and sold on credit toOwen Ball; loan, interest, etc., 6"i dolls 6ä cts. The undivided hf of the following tracts, to-wit: the e hf of the 8 e qr of sec 27 ; also the w hf of the s w qr of sec 26 ; also the w hf of the n w qr of sec 35, all in t 22 n, r 4 w ; mortgaged by Samuel Hair; forfeited and sold on credit to Owen Ball : loan, interest, etc., 767 dolls 68 cu. The w hf of lot No. 121 in the original plat of the town of Lafayette; mortgaged by Benjamin W. Nicholl; forfeited and sold on credit to Jess Andrew; loan, interest, etc., 315 dolls 65 eta. The following piece or parcel of land : beginning 22 feet from the n w corner of lot No. 85 in the old plat of the town of Lafayette, being a corner lot on the public square and on Main street in said town, running thence a 15 feet, thence e 79 feet, thence n 15 feet, thence w 9 feet to the place of beginning ; mortgaged by James Davis ; loan, interest, etc., 491 dolls 87 cu. The undivided one-third parts of the following tracU or parcels of land, viz : the w bf of the s w qr of sec 12 ; the a hf of the e hf of the a e qr of sec 11 ; also the w hf of the e hf of the n e qr of sec 11, all in t 22 n, r 4 w; also the undivided one-third part of 25 acres ofT the n end of the w hi of the w hf of s e qr of sec 32, t 23 n, r 4 w ; mortgaged by Simon P. Doyle, and forfeited and sold on credit to William K. Rochester; loan, interest, etc., 790 dolls 93 cts. Union County. Part of the a qr of sec 22, t 11 n, r 2 w, containing 60 acres, more or less, bounded as described on page 216, book G of the records of deeds of Union county ; mortgaged by William Hollingsworth ; loan, interest, etc., 326 dolls 7 eta. Vanderlurgk County. One hundred and thirty acres, part of tr see 23 and 24, 1 7 8, r 11 w, bounded as described on pages 467-W-9, book C of the records of deeds in Vanderburgh county ; mortgaged by John Anthony ; loan, interest, et., 476 dolls 25 cu. The e hf of the s e qr of sec 30, 1 5 s, r 10 w, and lot No. 43.

and the n hf of lot No. 45 on the original plan of the town of

Evansrille ; mortgaged by Michael r . Jones ; loan, interest, etc., 443 dolls 25 cts. The undivided hf of lot No. 141 in the original plan of the town of Evansville ; mortgaged by William II. Walker ; loan, interest, etc.. 336 dolls 57 cts.

The most s western hf of lot No. 110 in the original plan of

the town of bvanaville, said lot rio. 110 to be divided by a line commencing on Main street of said town, in the center of said lot, and running back at right angles with said Main street to the alley in the rear of said lot ; and the bf of said

lot, conveyed or intended to be conveyed, lies nearest the Ohio river, and the most distant from the public square of said town ; mortgaged by George B. Walker; loan, interest, etc, 559 dolls 95 cU. The a w qr of the n e qr, and the n w qr of the a e qr of sec 34, t 7 8, r 11 w, containing 77 acres ; mortgaged by William Williams ; loan, interest, etc., 330 dolls 85 cts. The w fractional hf of fractional sec 8, t 7 s, r 10 w, containing 77 59-100 acres, except 71 acres in the a e corner heretofore sold to John Garrett ; mortgaged by George B. Wagnon ; loan, interest, etc., 559 dolls 95 cts. Vigo County. The a hf of these qrof sec 27, 1 12 n, r 9 w, containing 80 acres ; mortgaged by Algy Dean ; loan, interest, etc., 438 dolls 15 cU. Lots No. 5 and 6, known and designated as such by a recorded plat of the n w qr of sec 27, t 12 n, r 9 w, containing 20 acres, more or less ; mortgaged by Thomas Parsons ; loan, interest, etc., 35 dolls 30 cU. The w hf of the s w qr of sec 9, t 10 n, r 10 w ; mortgaged by Peter Von Smith, and forfeited and sold on credit to John Paddock; loan, interest, etc., 778 dolls 77 eis. The e bf of the a eqr of sec 20, t 12 n, r 8 w, containing 80 acres; mortgaged by Sylvan us Ripley; loan, interest, etc., 119 dolL 57 cts. The a hf of the n e qr of sec 26, 1 12 n, r 9 w, containing 80 acres, more or less ; mortgaged by Thomas Stewart ; loan, interest, etc., 219 dolls 82 cu. Part of out-lot No. 1 adjoining the town of Terre Haute, and bounded as described on page 165, book 8 of the records of deeds in Vigo county ; mortgaged by Ambrose S. Hovey ; loan, interest, etc., 67 dolls. The 8 hf of the e fr sec 4, 1 12 n, r 9 w, containing 69 51-100 acres ; also the 8 w qr of sec 3, t 12 n, r 9 w, containing 160 acres ; mortgaged by Elisha AI. Huntington; loan, interest, etc., 438 dolls 15 cu. The w hf of the s e qr of sec 11, 1 12 n, r 9 w, containing 80 acres ; mortgaged by Isaac M. Dawson ; loan, interest, etc., 350 dolls 81 cts. Lot No. 204 in the town of Terre Haute ; mortgaged by Rolrt S. McCabe ; loan, interest, etc., 641 dolls 65 cts. The w hf of thes w qrof sec 19, 1 11 n, r 8 w, containing 70 4-100 acres; mortgaged by William Manning ; loan, interest, etc., 214 dolls 26 cu. The e hf of the n w qr, and the w If of the n e qr of sec 10, tlln, rBw; mortgaged by Johnson Mewhinney ; loaa, interest, etc., 385 dolls 74 cts. The n e qr of the s e qr of sec 21, 1 13 n, r 8 w, and also the n w qr of the s w qr of sec 22, t and r aforesaid, containing in all HO acres, more or less ; mortgaged by Jacob Lyon, and forfeited and sold on credit to William Johnson ; loan, interest, etc., 135 dolls. The n w qr of the s e qr of sec 2$, 1 13 n, r 10 w, and also the s hf of the e hf of the n w qr of the same sec, t and r ; mortgaged by John Johnson loan, interest, etc., 110 dolls 66 cu. The w hf of fr sec 3, 1 13 n, r 9 w, containing 78 6-100 acres mortgaged by Gersham R. Jaques loan, interest, etc., 176 dolls 16 cU. The n w qr of the n w qr of sec 26, 1 13 n, r 10 w, containing 40 acres mortgaged by H. G. McAdams, and forfeited and sold on credit to John II. Watson loan, interest, etc., 134 dolls 63 Cts. Fifty acres in the s w qr of sec 12, 1 12 n, r 9 w, bounded as described on page 263, book 6 of the records of deeds in Vigo county mortgaged by Ira Allen, and forfeited and sold on credit to Myron H. Allen loan, interest, etc., 261 dolls4 cU. Forty acres off the a side of the a w qr of sec 12, 1 12 n, r 9 w mortgaged by Myron II. Allen, and forfeited and sold oncredit to Myron II. Allen loan, interest, etc., 469 dolls 87 cu Thew hi of the n e qr, and the n e qrof the n w qrof sec 29, 1 13 n, r 9 w mortgaged by David Clark and Philo Clarkloan, interest, etc., 400 dolls 39 cu. The a w qr of sec 22, 1 10 n, r 8 w mortgaged by Drury Akcrs, and forfeited and Bold on credit to Orson Barbour loan, interest, etc-, 252 dolls 13 cu. The n e qr of the n 8 qr of sec 6, 1 10 n, r 8 w, containing 40 acres mortgaged by Ira Tichenor, and forfeited and sold on credit to Basil Browu loan, interest, etc., 89 dolls 33 cu.

The n e qr of the a eqr of sec 32, 1 12 n, r 8 w, containing 40 acres mortgaged by Nathan Trueblood loan, interest, etc., 110 dolls 29 cu.

Thee hf of the n w qr of sec 33, 1 10 n, r 7 w, containing 80 acres mortgaged by Nathan Trueblood loan, interest, etc.,

187 dolls 3o cu. Warren County.

The n e fr of sec 22, t 21 n, r 8 w, containing 83 45-100

acres mortgaged by William Barkshire loan, interest, etc, 380 dolls 16 cts.

The undivided hi of the w hf of the 8 e qr of sec 5, t 22 n, r 6 e mortgaged by Sino A. Munson loan, interest, etc., 542

dolls 45 cu. The undivided hf of the w hf of the a e qr of sec 5, 1 22 n, r 6 w, containing 80 acres mortgaged by Orin Munson loan,

interest, etc., Mie dolls 4: cts. Wuyne County.

The w hf of the n w qr of sec 26, and the e hf of the a e qr of sec 27, 1 18. r 13 e, containing 160 acres mortgaged by Joeepli Parker loan, interest, etc., 579 dolls.

The s w qr of sec 11, t 16, r 14 e, containing 160 acresmortgaged by David Commons loan, interest, etc., 217 dolls 88 CU. The a hf of fr sec 25, 1 14, r 1 w, containing 163 acrca, more or less mortgaged by John Morris loan, interest, etc., 542 dolls 45 cts. The a e qr of sec 29, t 16, r 13 e mortgaged by Frederick Kindley loan, interest etc., 473 dolls 10 eta. The w hf of lot No. 72 in that part of the borough of Richmond laid out by Charles W. Starr mortgoged by Reuben M. Worth loan, interest, etc , 316 dolls 77 cts. White County. The c hf of the s e qr of sec 14 ; also the w hf of the a e qr of eec 14, all in t 26 n, r 4 w, containing in all 160 acresmortgaged by Isaac Reynolds loan, interest, etc., 356 dolls 93 cts. The n hf of sec 26, and the w hf of the 8 e qr of said sec, all in 1 27 n, r 5 w, containing 400 acres mortgaged by Philip Lnminger loan, interest, etc., 542 dolls 45 cts. The s hf of the n e qr, and the s hf of the n w qr of sec 36, t 23 n, r 4 w, containing 160 acres ; also the e hf ot the s w qr of

sec 30, t28 n, r 3 w, containing 8- acres mortgaged by Jacob

Meyer loan, interest, etc., 44Z dohs Zi cts. The n e qr of the a e qr of sec 12, t 26 n, r 5 w, also the w hf ot the s w qr of sec 7, t 26 n, r 4 w, also the w hf of the a w qr ot sec 7, 1 26 n, r 3 w, containing in all 194 acres, mortgaged by Wm. M Kenton and Isaac Beesy, loan, interest, etc. 597 dolls 23 cts. The n e qr of the n e qr of sec 3, 1 26 n, r 4 w, containing 49 21 100 acres. also the a qr of the n e qr of sec 3. t 26 n. r

4 w, containing 40 acres, mortgaged by Joshua Rinker forfeit-

ted and sold on credit to William a. uocnester, loan, interest,

etc, 249 dolls 44 cts.

The b w qr of the a w qr of eec 25, also tne n e qr of the n e qr of sec 35, also the w hf of the n w qr of sec 3G, also the n w qr of the n e qr of eec 36, all the above trncu in t 27 n, r 4 w, containing in all 200 acres, mortgaged by Randolph Brearley, loan, interest, etc- 589 dolls 59 cts. The n hf of the n w qr of sec 6, t 26 n, r 3 w, containing by original plat and survey 77 30-1C0 acres, and by re-survey 1091 acres, mortgaged by V an McColloch, loan, interest, etc. 4S0 dollars 29 ceuu. The s w fractional qr of sec 6, t 26 n, r 3 w, containing 157 92-100 acres, mortgaged by William M Kenton, loan interest, etc. 593 dolls 73 cu. The n e qr of the I e Qr of sec 11, 1 26 n, r 4 w, containing 40 acres : also the 8 hf of the w hf of the n e qr of sec 1 1, t and

r as above, containing 40 acres ; also the a e qr of the n w qr of

sec 26, 1 27 n, r 4 w, containing 4U acres ; also tne e m o: tne n w qr of sec 27 in t and r last aforesaid, containing 80 acres; mortgaged by John W. Buunell forfeited and sold on credit to Hiram Jacobs : loan, interest, etc., $643,50. So much of the mortgaged premises in each case, as will pay the principal, interest, damages and costs, will first be offered for cash, and in case there be no bid for cash, the premises will b bid in for the State, if thought best, and be immediately offered for sale cn a credit of five years, with interest at 7 per cent annually in advance. A certificate of purchase will be given to the purchaser, pledging n patent or deed from the State, when full payment shall be made: but which shall be forfeited to the State with

all payments made thereon for any default of the payment of

principal or interest according to tue terms oi saie, ana entitle the State to re-sell at any time.

Bond will be required of the purchaser for the payment of

the Durchase money and interest, and that waste oi tne prem

ises shall not be committed or suffered; and security may also

be required in any case. By order of the Board of Commissioners of Sinking Fund. JAMES MORRISON, President.

Omcx of Smnxe Fckd, )

, Septem Der , 1S3U. ' Explanations of the abbreviations in the foregoing no

tice e lor east, w for west, n for north, 8 for south; hi for half, nr for nunrler. fr for frmrtinn fnF uwtinn t iXr town

ship, and r for range.

CALIFORNIA 1ASSENGER AGESCY, 179 Uraadwar, New Yark.

18 tha Ageacy through which persons at a distance procura impartial information, aid tha electioa of berths and passage ticket, that secure a direct through conveyance on tha most favorable terms. Inform atioa Circular gratis. Everybody ii invited to send far one. Life Iasaraaoo done oa the mutual system. Address, postage paid.

ARNOLD, BUFFUM t CO. For the satisfaction of those to whom wo are personally anknown,

we rater so me louowmg memoer oi con trass

Hon. Job Otis, Maine.

James Meicham, Vt. - J ohs P. Halb, N. H. M Hobacb Mash, Mass. " Loam P. Waldo, Conn,

" WH.. H. gSWABD, N. Y.

Hon. Thadbüi Stevens, Penn.

r. I". I'HASB, OhlO. Nathaniel Albertson, Ind. William Spbascb, Mich. JoHB YVSHTWOBTH, 111. f'HABLBI DUBKBE, Wis.

Hon. Thomas Cobwim, See. U. S. Trsnencp. sp7

NEW ESTABLISHMENT.

R. CONK1JXG St 80X3, Broadway, Borth of Court street, ire manufacturing White Lead, Parlor Paint, Putty, etc We are now prepared to fill all orders promptly, and of the very best quality.

R. Coukliug, the principal of these two establishments, has been ac-

tively and coastantly encaged ia the manufacture of Whie Lead for twenty-two years in this city, and he iecls ander many obligations for

the liberal patronage of the public daring that time. We are prepared to manufacture at these two establishments twenty-fire hundred kegs of Pare White Lead per week; aad caa increase the amount by running at night, so that the public may rest assured that their orders will be filled promptly, at the eery lowest curreut rates for cash or good paper, A sapply of Red Lead and Litharge always on band, ang 17

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SWEET MALAGA WINE. BARRELS eicellent Quality, just received, and for sale by auglS SMITH fe HANNA.

1HE.NCII ItXItlt MILL. STONES, J. BRADFORD &. CO., IMPORTERS and Manafactarers of French Barr Mill Stones the genuine Dutch Anchor Brands Boiling Cloths of ail numbers, M ill Irons, Castings, Mill Screws, Tempering Screws, Damsel Irons, Screen Wires, Plaster of Paris, and all articles in the Milling line, at the low ast prices, and we think abetter article than caa be got at any other establishment East or West. Being practical workmen ourselves, and devoting all oar time and attention to the business, wo think oor friendi and the pnblie will hare no reason to retract that patronage, and the confidence tbey have so liberally bestowed npoa as for tha last tea years. All orders aad communications will ha thankfully received and promptly attended to, and all work got from us, will bo warranted of the best quality, or the money refunded. ma8-ly tfcw J A8. BRADFORD & CO., Wslsss St., East tide, between Second and Pearl sts., Cincinnati, O.

SCLGUOVE SMITH, Saddle, Harness, and Trunk Manufacturers T iovrt Wtit af Craighead's Drug Start, Jfartk tidi mf Walking ton itrul, Indianapolis,

TT7"EEP constantly on hand, aad manufacture to l order, all kinds of Saddles. Bridles, H arness, andTrnnki of every descriptioa and variety, which they are telling at the lowest possible rates fei cash or approved country produce.

Saddlery Hardware Having recently received from tba Eastern cities a large and wellselected assortment of saddlery, hardware, whips, and trimmings, vre are prepared to sapply our easterners, and tha trade and pablio ia general, with aay aad all articles ia oar line, at as low prices as can be found in the West, wo hope to be favored with a continued share of patronage, and to be able to please all who may favor as with their custom. Saddler ia central Indiana will find it to their advantage to call and examine oar stock before purchasing elsewhere. jylO SULGROVE fc SMITH.

1MPOIITANT TO I'ARItlEIlS And. all others who hare Stock to feed!! IT is conceded by every one who has made the experiment, that cat straw, with braa or meal, is tha cheapest aad best feed for borses and eattle. The great difficulty, heretofore, has been to get a machine by which straw ceold be cut with rapidity and ease. Many machines have been tried, bat most of them have been too complicated and expensive for general use. The great consideration has been to get a

machine simple ia its construction, to that it would seldom get out of repair, and to bo durable, and to cut easy. All those objects have been accomplished by the recent invention ol Mr. Smith, of Richmond. Virginia. Wherever it hat been used, it it acknowledged to be superior to all others ever used. It has been but recently introduced into this State, but those that have ased are highly pleased with them. Mr. P. Campbell, the proprietor of all the principal mail routes in this ft ate, has bad several in nie at different Staads, aad has given the following statement as to their performance : " 'Smith's Patent Stress Cutter' has been nsed a few months in our stable in this city, and at different stations oa onr mail routes, and we caa safely say that they have performed much better than any other machine ased by as. Its construction is so simple and subs antial that it is seldom out of repair. We would mach rather have t than aay other machine within our knowledge.

Wester 8tag Compakt, per P. Campbell. IndUnapolU, jtug. 8, 1850." The following statement it alto gives by gentlemen who have ased the machine : "We are satisfied that II. M. Smith's Patent Straw Cutter is superior to any other Cutting Box within onr knowledge. Its construction it such at warrants at in taying that it will seldom get oat of rerair, and it as durable as aay machine for the purpose caa be. 8. Milvim, JoHB M. Wood, J no. . Focdbay, Wm. Wilkison, Altbed Fieru, Da. J. 8. Mebkill. adieaaneJu, Aug. 8, 1800." The undersigned has tha right for this State for the above Machine. Bad wishes to sell county rights. The Machine can be examined at the Livery Stablet of Messrs. Wood S Fondray and Mr. Robson, and at the Indiana State Journal Buildings at which latter place he intends keeping a supply of the machines for sale. an(23 D. B. CCLLEY.

"JOT TO TOE WORLD!" ... Perry Davis's Vegetable Pain Killer, aad Dr. Wm. Hall's Balsam for the Lusgs, HAVE, by the judgment ofmankind.beea pronounced the two best remedies for the Diseases for which they are designed, that have ever been offered to the American pnblie. The Proprietors ekalleage the world to produce aa iastanco where any medicine, beside the two above named, has acquired for itself a world wide reputation fielt upon its asms intrinsic merit, without resorting to the eommaa asetae of Newspaper puffing to acquire a temporary character, WHOLESALE DEPOTS, at which Agea'.t aad Dealer aa re- . ceive their supplies, have beea established with Cbaighkad it Baowsmio, Indianapolis, F. E. SriRE, Madison, Ratmord fe Co., Cambridge City, Ibtih Riid, Richmond, R. L Lawrincb at Sow, Lafayette, Wm. Bollcs, Delphi, Lawiom Bavca, Logaasport, W. fc W. Cbcmptoii, Attica, S. J. Welboh, Covington, McNbim. tl Caorr, Perrysville, J. R. CüHinxeHsM, Terre Haute, Joseph Somes. Vincennes, W. M. Woolset, Evansville, 11. B. Rns, Fart Warne. Also for sale by Druggists and Dealers generally. The tnbtcriber has the General Agency for the above Mediciaet. Cm the State of Indiana, aad Eastern and Southern Illinois. Agenu residing ia the vicinity of the Madison aad Indianapolis Rail Road, can be supplied at either of the Depots oa the Road. Agents will please be particular to notify the aadersigaed by letter

------ ...-mu H.iuiug ia uwir oraers oae of the above Doints at which it will tto mnt .nw.n;.. r. i .

. . - , iw, Mi. re ceive their supplies.

Orders aot seat by mail may be left at Craighead Browning's Drag Store. Agents and Dealers will please address their orders D. A. RED FIELD, Oct 2 ly Post office address, Indxanepolu, Ind.

SLOAN'S CELERIIATED MEDICINES For Horses and Cattle. 7TO medicine in use has accomplished so many extraordinary cures, and given so universal satisfaction, in every variety and stage of disease, or that has had to extensive and rapid a sale uSloan'i OiütSI1T and COHDITIOH POWDRB. The Ointment is rapidly superceding all other Ointments and Liniments for the cure offreih wounds, Galls of all kinds, Sprains, Bruises, Cracked Heels, Ringbone, Windgalls, Poll Evil, Callus, Spavins, Sweeney, Fistula, Sitfast, Strains, Lameness, Sand Creeks, Foundered Feet, Scratches er Urease. Mange, and Horn Distemper. The Condition Powder will remove all inflammation and fever, purify the blood, loosen tha skia, cleanse tbt water, and strengthen every part of the body; and has proved a sovereign remedy for the following diseases: Distemper, Hide bound. Loss of Appetite, Inward Strains, Yellow Water, Inflammation of the eyes, Fatigue from hard exercise ; also. Rheumatism, (commonly called BtifT complaint) which proves so fatal to many valuable horses in this country. It is also a safe and certain remedy for coughs aad colds, which generate so many fatal diseases. These remedies never injore, bat always core, if tha directions are followed. For family Use. SLOAN'S OINTMENT is mild, safe, thorough, aad universally scknowlekged to bt an infalliale remedy, in every case where it has beea faithfully applied on the human system, for promoting insensible perspiration, drawing oat the inflammaiion from a wound, re'ieving pain of every kind, and in its healing qaalities the world does not produce its equal, and the pnhlio pronounce it the cheapest and best Family Ointment that hat ever beea ased. All diseases of the Flesh, Obstinate Ulcers, Old Sores, Chilblains, Sore Throat, Barns, Cuts, Cutaaeous Eruptions, Sore Nipples, Sore Breasts, Diseases of the Eye, Ague in the face, side, back, aad the other parts of tha system, Boils, Ulcers, Scald Head, Bruises, Fresh Wounds, Piles, and every kind of sore containing the least particle of inflammation, are permanently cured by this great remedy. r or farther particulars and a multitude of remarkable cares, get pamphlets of agents. W. B. SLOAN, Oremi Depot 40 Lok Street, Ckiengo, III. Scald Head. ""Every case of this troublesome complaint can be cured with Sloan's Cintment, if the directions are strictly followed. Piles. Sloan's Ointment affords immediate relief and has cured hundreds of cases, after all other remedies had failed. Croup. At the approach of its rattle, caa be immediately arrested by a free ase of Sloan's Oia nent. Bald Head. Sloan's Ointment removes all inflammation from the scalp, consequently a vigorous growth of the hair follows. Corns. Two or three applications of Sloan's Ointment will satisfy any person of its virtue in removing this tight boot plague. Thousands of Persons, Who were afflicted many years with terrible sores, have been almost instantly relieved of pain, aad ia a short time permanently cured, by the nse of Sloan's Ointment. Paia eannot exist where this great remedy is faithfully applied. The Lame, Halt, aad Stiff jointed, ia great nambers, have beea restored to the natural use of their limbs, by the ase of this wonderful preparation. It is also aa infallible remedy for bites of poisonous insects aad snakes, esh woands, swellings, sprains, bruises, and inflammations of every kind, on either man or beast. Every family should keep constantly oa band a supply of Sloab's OiaTMBBT, for eases of emergency. Sold, wholesale aad retail, by David Craighead, Iadianapolis.

NOTICE TO CANAL CONTRACTORS. Wabash and Erie Canal, Indiana. OtEALED proposals will be received Princeton, lad., until the T5 20th day of October next, for the construction of thirty five allies of the above named Canal. The work consists of siity sections, embracing much variety of excavation, inclnding considerable rock a number of deep cuts and heavp smbaukmentt one aqaedoct, eight locks and many culverts. All the mechanical structure to ba of timber aad! will afford much work for carpenters. ' There will be no ttone masonry of any descriptioa. Of the excavation and embankment there is mach more heavy work than is common oa aa equal length of line. Bidders from Ohio will find it most convenient to reach this work by way of the Ohio river aad Evansville a the sooth end of the work is only 18 miles north of Evansville. From the middle and north part of Indiana, it will be most eoavaaieat to reach tha north end of the work at Petarsburgh, ia Pike coauty. Bidders who are not known to the undersigned will be expected to furnish proper testimonials of character. Payment ia money will be made at periods of about sixty days. Plans and speci6cations of tha work will ba exhibited at Pnacetoa by the Engineer in charge, 10 days before the letting. The liae will be ia readiness for inspection by the first of October. For further iaformation, persons wishing to examine the work caa address W. J. Ball, Rasident Engineer, Terra Haute. SAMUEL FORRES, SOLOMON 8TURGE33. oct 2 3w 8. R. HA8MER.

STO DAI-IT'S & DUNHAM'S PIANOS. THE Subscribers, Wettera Agents for tha above favorite aad aaeqaailed Piana Fortes, woald call tha attention of bo tit city aad ountry purchasers, to their large variety of fiaa toned and elegantly finished instruments. The great durability of these Piaaos, aad alts the length of time they Stand np to conceit pitch, aad ia tan, reader them peculiarly desirable to the country, where it is difficult at ail timet to procure a good tuner. Doing a cash business solely, we are eaabled to sell Piaaos at earn, paratively low prices, and from our large stock aad other facilities, caa offer the largest variety ia the west. Each instrument warranted in every respect, aad rafereaee given to purchasers throughout Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, aad the wast generali r. We shall be able to suit all eash purchasers, aad ahoald bo glad to have any who wish to boy on time, call for the purpose of teeing the difference between cash aad credit prices. SMITH it NIXON, Cincinati, O., May 4-1 y w Corner of Seventh aad Walnut sts.

SALE OF VALUABLE WATER POWER. THE aadersigned. Governor aad Auditor of the State of Indiana will offer at public sale at the State Capital, at Indianapolis, oa Saturday the 16th day of November, 1850, between the hears of 10 A. M and 4 P. M. all the right, title, interest, claim, and demand which the State holds in or to the Northern Division of the Central Canal, situated in the State of Indiana, inclnding its banks, margins, tow paths, side cuts, feeders, basins, right of way, dams, water power structures, and all appurtenances thereunto belonging, subject to att leases of water power made by the State, aad reserving to the State all rents which may be due at the time of sale. Tha portion of the Canal and appurtenance! ia the eoanty of Morganwill be offered as a separate and distinct division of said property. The Canal runs through a rich portion of the State of Indiana, aad is particularly valuable for its water power located at the Capital of the State, the leases for which, amount to over three thoasand dollar pel aanumn. The work has cost the Stau over three quarters of a million of dollars, and will be dipesed of at a very low rate, as the State has abandoned it for purposes of navigation, aad is desiroas of disengaging herself from all works of internal improvement. The purchaser or purchasers will be required to execute to tha Stats of Indiana, and deliver to the Governor, a bond with ample' security conditioned to indemnify the State forever thereafter, against all dans ages, claims or demands, which the State may be subjected to or liable for, or account of any deficiency ia the supply of water to tha las sees their heirs or assigns. Terms. Cash down, er bonds of tha State of Indiana at their mar. ket value at the date of sale. Sealed proposals will also be considered until the day of tale, aad the undersigned reserve the privilege of submitting all kids Bad propos. als to the Legislature for confirmation. For furtner particulars address the undersigned, JOSEPH A. WRIGHT, Govarasr, sep7-30wC0d E. W. II. ELLIS, Auditor. The Enquirer, Cincinnati, Ohio; Louisville Democrat, Louisville, Ky.; Journal of Commerce, New York; Philadelphia Ledger, Philadelphia, Pa.; Boston Times, Boston; will pnblish the above weekly for sixty days, and forward their accounts to the Auditor of State. LIFE INSURANCE AND SAVINGS BANK COMBINED. United States Life Insurance Company, No, 27 Wall Street, New York. Guarantee Cask Capital, $100,000. THIS Company, besides the usual insurance for a term of yeare or tha whole of life, and tba granting of annuities and -endowments, issaes policies payable at fntnre ages to the parties insured; or in case of death before arriving at those ages, payable to their heirs or assigns by this means making a certain provisioa for the families la case of death, and alto for themselves in the event of mitfortaae, sickness or disability from age, should they earvive. lasaraaeo Bsay be thus made either with or witbont participation ia the profits, tha premium being proportion ably less in the latter ease. Premiums say be paid annually, srmianaaally or quarterly. Parties insuring upon the mutual plan may receive the profits in cask, in addilioa to the earn insured, or ia rednctioa of fntnre premiams. FREDERICK SHELDON, PresideaU JOHN A. STEWART, Actaary. J. Eadie, Je., Secretary. Geo. W. Mains, M, D. Medical Examiner at Indianapolis. Jy This Company hat agreed, in ease of dispute arising oa aay claim ia this State, to a'.ide thedecisioas of onr Conrts. Prospectuses, with notes aad every information, eaa be had oa application to tha undersigned, either ia person or by letter. CHAS, W. CADY, Agent for Central aad Northern Indiana. Office ia State Bank Building, Indianapolis.

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r.KEAT r.ASTl.lt KOCTE. Ea&e and Comfort and Economy of Time and Money. SIVEHTT-FIVB BOtTBS 'BOM IMDIAHSPOUB TO RBW TOBK, Win Madison and ludiamapolis JUilroad, River Paekete, lAUie Miami nnd Mad River Railroads, Laks Steamers, nnd Buffalo nnd JvVw York Railroads. Ujko STAGINli WHATEVER. QJ yTVJlE above named routes now run in connection with each other, I and with tha stages North and West to and front Indianapolis. Fasgengera going East are subjected to bo delay whatever. The packet line on the River makes its trips with perfect regularity, comfortable boats being provided for low water. The regular liao eoasists of two of the finest boats on the River. At Cincinnati passengers eaa take the morning line of cars, or remain during the day, aad take the evening line, either of which connects with the Lake liae of Steamers at Sandasky. For ease, comfort, and economy, this is decidedly the most preferable Eastern route. During the close of Lake navigation, the time oa this route, by the way of Pittsburgh, in splendid packets, is leaghteaed bat a few hours, with only 72 miles of staging. Cars leave Indianapolis and Madison at 7 o'clock, A. M., making the time over this Road in H hours. The cart and stock of the Road art not excelled on any road ia the Union. New and valuable machinery hat beea introduced oa tba Madisoa Plane, rendering the transition of passengor trains over it as safe as oa any other portion of the Road. JOHN B ROUGH. augSÖ President M. . R. R. Com pan f. Siddall's Cholera Tincture. KEPT constantly on hands at Siddall's Dragstore. jy3I South side Washington street, 4 doors West of Meridiaa. PHYSICIANS' PRESCRIPTIONS, aecurately toe., pounded, Bt all boars, day aad aigbt, at JJl SIDDALL'S Dragster.