Indiana State Sentinel, Volume 10, Number 42, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 March 1851 — Page 4

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Pittshnrgiis morning. He was immediately taken before Judge Irwin, of the United States circuit court, and claimed bv Benjamin S. Rust, agent for Miss R. Byers, of Louisville. Kj., as her property. The Hon. J. . Brady appeared as counsel for the claimant. J. A. Willis, David Beed, and A. M. Burns, Esqrs , appeared as counsel for the defence. William Rt ed, former cuardian of Miss Bvera. testified that the

neero escaped in Jane last; he was positive. Rev. Park : A. Collind, preacher, swore he knew him three years as an exhorter in the colored Methodist Church. Rev. ... . 7 , i o i AIT. breen, a colored preacher, knew him in September of 184. Afttr the testimony was taken, and the case fully argued, the judge remanded the prisoner, and he was hand-called and placed in custody of Mr. Rust, agent for the owner. A great deal of feeling was manifested, hut no signs of disorder. From the Terre Haute Journal J The next Congressional Election. " Who will be the democratic candidate for Congress in this district?" is a question that has been frequently propounded to us recently, and one which has become a topic oi conversation among many ol our democratic friends. We are not advised sufficiently on the subject to express, with any degree of certainty, whether a ; convention will be held, or that a candidate will be i placed upon the track bv commen consent. We care 1 - i ' , . , f -,.. , i not who the candidate may be, so he is good, laithTul, ( nnd true to the constitution and laws- Momentous ques- ! tion may arise, in the next Congress, in opposition to the compromise measures of the session before the last.. ! ii tue itujuMiuciu oi ine sia ei v iiiicaiiuii. iuu hubstion which has already shaken the government to its centre, roblicd the country of peace and the treasury ol J its funds after the most severe struggle, and the exer- , t inn tt tliA I .... i A1An. ,.i" id .,,.! ... iw.ru ! Mltlf Jl if Ii ' i mil Lfl .11 laiclMS Ul llli; luui giviiviivvM I 11 and statesman of the land, was brought to the most lavoralile issue, under the then cxistinn circumstances. All other considerations were laid aside for the moment, and patriots of the two great leading parties, ru-heo torth lor the salvation ol the country. Matten were . 1 a a . 's settled which, apparently, were satisfactory to north and south. The hres of rehcllion were not smothered, thev soon sousht a pretext and beuan araiu to burn. Hydra-headed nullification began to roar, because it could not usurp all authority and become dictator. J Abolitionism, bent upon destruction, nerved with more sympathy for the African than for the peace and ha;-pi-ness of the Amarican. under British intluence, licgan to throw their missiles Irom behind the old Federal battery of the north, aggrieved at the embargo laid upon their trade of decoying and pilfering th property and aggravating the south. The disorganizes of every part arc ' raising the hue and cry. Some in opposition to the entire peace measures- others, a little mor cautious, assail a part, the fugitive slave law, well knowing that if they can raise steam enough on this point, in their estim iti in the most available, it may endanger the whole, and bring aliout another slavery agitation to convulse the Union. To pick a flaw in a man's character, would not it aflect the whole man? so, to make war upon one sec- ' Don of an enactment endangers the whole. You cannot get out of it, and here stand the disorganizes, disrobed of disguise ! Their banner is hoisted with the motto inscrilcd, war upon the south to the kn fe, let the consequences be as disastrous as the niav. The south say, all we ask of you is, to let our institutions, our property alone lot us enjoy our rights, guarantied by the Constitution, or if not, we will secede ! Here is the position of the two political parties on the subject of slavery. The question now presents itself to every voter, and calls for action: Shall we aid the abolitionists in opposing the laws of the country, or shall we set our faces ag tinst any further agitation of the slavery question nnd abide by the compromise? Let the decision be with the people. The democracy of this district will be called upon shortly to make a selection of a candidate for Congress. Str've to select one of the rijjlit material free from the least taint of aholitioiSm. One opposed to slavery riSi- ' tation. and who will pledge himself to abide by the compromises of the constitution. If such a democrat is nominated we have every reason to think he can succeed. A Free Fight. A general melee took place yesterday morning about 11 o'clock, on the guards of tl.o Keystone State. The ombatants were some de.'-k passengers on that boat and a portion of the crew. The quarrel originated about a do2. in the p issession of a passenger, and which it was ehargatl hail Leen stolen from the watchman of the 1 steamer. The fight soon became general, and at length some ten or fifteen infuriated men engaged in a mortal ! str:ii2le. Some seized iron spikes, others sticks of wood, j and one a large chain, all of which were wielded with 1 terrible effect. Neil her friend nor foe were spared in the ; firht. In a few moments a pile of the wounded was 1 laid upon the guards, and the officers succeeded in separating the combatants. One man named John Gavin was severely and it is 1 thought mortally wounded from a lilow on the bead re- ' reived from a stick of wood. l)r. McFrecly pronounces 't him in a precarious condition. FV.nr of the parties were arrested ami brought before iho Mayor for examination -ypsterday afternoon. No eviden.-e l.cing adduced tiiat ither of the men had committed the particular assault, thev were held to bail for riot in the sum ol two hundred and fifty dollars each. Their farther examination will ; be held before the Mayor this afternoon at 3 o'clock. It is pretty well ascertained thst the man who dealt the probably fatal. llow. succeeded in making his es;ape i on the steamer. Cm. Gazette, 14th. TJ In Montenirro. thouirh it is one of the wildest re gions of all .Europe, in order to travel safely nothing is requisite but the presence of a woman, r.vcn robbers never lay hands on a woman, and 1 ho party which has one in company goes safer than with a passport from the Prince. A religious revival and temperance agitation is going on in the jail at Newark, N. J. JIAKKIED, On the 20th alt . l y the Rev David Stevenson, W. T. HaTcn. Esq . at Kni;'it4Uwa. Ind . to Miss .Vast Jas La.DD,"of Lewisville, aud rsccutiy trotn Meredith, N. II. CANDIDATES. B. F. Moists will serve as Justice of the Peace for Centre township, if elected. O. II P. Elt will serve aa Constable for Centre township, iftlectd at the ensuing election. AVuxiA SclutaS will be a candidate for re-eleclion to the of lice of Justice of the Peace, in Centre Township. We are requested to announce the name of Caleb Sccdbii, as a candidate for re-election to the offie of Justice 01' the Peace. We are authorized 10 announce the name of Jons T Mobkisos as a candidate for Mayor of the cily. CONCERT ! THE BLAKELY FAMILY STIT'r' yive a vocal and instrumental Concert nt MASONIC I? HAM,, on Monday evening , March 24ili. 1S51. Okckestba Piano Forte üur hands by two ladies); First ami SceoiKl Violin, and Doable Hsm. Vocal f'coBX Two Indies and two Gentlemen. Tickets Ü3 cents To be had at tlie Music Slores, and at the door. Doors open at half past six o'clock ; Concert commences at half past seven. marl9 CLEAR THE TRACK ! J F. FAIRH XKf ba just re-eiv. ed. by :e iron horse,-' his Spring npply of Hoots and Shoes, consisting of the Conjrre Hoot Air cent lernen, the Congress Gaiter for ladies, the Jcnnv Kind Slioe for ladies, and every variety of Boots, Shoes, Slipper, ami flaiter. suitable to all aaes. size, and Condi. tKi. He has also received both Becbe's ami Iary's style of New Ym-k Mats, for Spring wear. These Hats are pronounced bv all, as being the best, neatest, and most fashionable Mais worn. Ilia slock of ilk plush, cloth, and oil cloth Caps; plain silk, fur, and wool Hat", is among the largest m ihe city. He i now receiving a large quantity of Straw Goods, which will be aoW at Cincinnati prices. Also. Trunk, ' arpet Bags, and numerous other articles, " too tedious to ma-Mian." His motto is. " small profits and (jok returns," and lie flatters himself that be can sell cheaper for cask, than any one in the " Railroad ' ' ' t y ' 1 Call and examine for yourself, at J. F. FAIRBANKS. Sics or rnc Btr, Run Boot, marl Sentinel Building. SPRING GOODS JTJ8T RECEIVED. SEATON k HOLMAN. ARF. agait SPHIN in the prtw!"ti of a verv large aud select stock of AND SUMMER DRY f5fODS. comprising a genI of ClotlM. C limer. Sntineit. Jeans. Tweeds. V-stin?. Summer Casting nnd Pantaloonery, Calicoes, neat lyles. Gingham. De (auies, Lnwn, Kereget, Rieh Figured and Plain Bilks. nd a great variety of other new aud elegant DRESS GOODS AND TRIMMINGS, Llearhed ami Brown Mus) ins ami Drills, Tickings, Cheeks. Ribbons. Ices, .JhawU. Ac ; also an nuosnany lar?e supply of Car. a'fg. Haltimm. nnd Rug: Boots ami MA ort Bmmel; Iat and 1 Cap. '' i" and Urorerims. In bort, we consider oar stock far superior in style, quality and , fjrice t any we have heretofore had, and respectfully request an . promising oor bct effort to plene all. I at No. . Wa;iingtoii Street. In liannn-l. I ml . if von ! cheap and good goods SEATON k HOLM AN. March 10, J I - rRI3H LINENS 8-4 and 10-4 Meached and drawn Linen Table Cloths. Towels. Napkins. Komm and Bird's Eve Diaper Ln Drills, Brown Linen, aud Linen Checks, just recerved and for Wy SBrl SEATON A HOLMAN lien ale

LAWS OF INDIANA. by authority.

AN ACT to amend chapter 4, of the revised code of 1843. Steno 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly cf the State of Indiana, That sections from 117 to 135 inclusive of chapter 4, article 12, of the revised code of 1843, be and the name are hereby ao amend'ed as to include turetica on'the official bond cf any pilot at the fall of the Ohio. Suc.' V"-1" T f tb" mHA to all the relief provided in said sections, for the sureties of clerk. sheriffs, recorders, coroners, or justices of the peace, and said pilots or any of them be liable to the pains and penalties provi ded in section 123 of said chapter, for failure to comply with said laws. Sic. 3. This act shall be in force from and after it passage. E. DUMONT, Speaker of ths House ol Representatives. JAS. H. LAKE, President of the Senate. Approved Febniarv 13, 1851. JOSEPH A. WRIGHT. AN ACT to amend section 2 of an act entitled "an act to amend the law relating to Ihe execution oj deeds by order of the Probate Court, approved January loth 1S49." Sbctios 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Indiana, That the second section of an act entitled "an act to amend the laws relating to the execution of deeds by orlirr (if Ihn nmK " ' 4 f ...- 11 1 S 111 K mm ded that when any sale of ieal estate shall be .nade or may have been made by virtue of the order of any probate court of this flt'- -d shall be or may have been confirmed by the court or denng such sale, it shall be lawful for said court, either when ,be i,nd, ,0 ,ld He Wjthin or without the county in which said court may be held, upon payment of the purchase money, and uPn motion in said court, by said purchaser or his authorised ZlVJiS 'SÄÄ purchaser to some person therein named, being filed in said court and acknowledged in due form, or the execution thereof duly proven, to order the deed of conveyance which has to be made iu consequence of said sale, to be made to any pVrson who may be the aamgiiee or vendee of said purchaser, to whom said .. leaser may m hound to make or may De desirous oi ssjaa a ; title to aid real estate, and any deed of conveyance made in pursuance of an order of said court as lastly herein mentioned to tlie vende-i or assignee of any purchaser aa aforesaid, briefly reeltin; the facts of the case in the usual form shall be as valid and effectual as jft I same had been made to said original purchaser. Sec. 2. The provisions of this act shall extend to cases where there are several purchasers, assignees or vendi es of real estate nsnllllll Sl ti m aforesaid , so far as the sam. Site. 3. This act shall be in same are applicable. force from and after its pissage. E. Pl.MOM, Speaker of the House of Representatives. J AS. H. LAXE, President of the Senate. Approved February 13, 1851. JOSEPH A. WRIGHT. AN ACT im relation to the pay of Austin H. Broten, printer to the Constitutional Contention of Indiana. Scctkis 1. Be it enacted by the general assembly of the State of Indiana. That the auditor of State be and be is hereby authorised and required to audit the accounts made by the constitutional convention of this State now in session, upon the certificate of the president thereof, which certificate of the pres ident of the convention shall particularly specify the object of each allowance, and the person or persons in whose favor the same is made. Prodded, that the aggregate price for printing shall be ascertained in the manner prescribed by the law regulating the measurment of the State priutin;. And prodded J VlAer. that nothing herein contained shall be so construed as to op-rate against the claims of Jacob P. t.'haoman. the Slate iirin'r. m his assignee or assneee, if auy be or they have against luv -tan . Sec. 2. ThatKrastus . K. Ellis, and John S. Spann, the assignees of Jacob P. Chapman. State printer of the state of Indiana, be and they are hereby authorised to bring suit against the State of Indiana in the Marion circuit court, in actordnnce wnb the provisiousof chapter XLV of the geueral laws of 1840, page 66. for such damages, if any, as they may have sustained in consequence of the printing of the constitutional convention beiug withheld from them. cc 3. This act to be in force from and after its passage. E. DUMONT. Speaker of the House of Representatives. J AS. H. LANK. President of the Senate. Approved February 8. MM. JOSEPH A. WRIGHT. AX ACT authorizing County jluliiort to adminiJir oaths in certain cases therein specified. Sectio' L Beit enacted by the General Assembly of the State or Indiana, That the several county auditors and their deputies be, ami they sre hereby authorised to administer the oath "-T ' . "J-,""fr?!Z pointed by the b'iard d.iiiu county husinrss or auditor, aud to all other officers appointed by the board, or auditor; and the said auditor is hereby authorized to administer to any of said officers any oath that they are required to take in the d scharge of any of the duties of their offices. And the said county auditors are also authorized to swear persons to the list of property ihey are required to make and deliver to the assssor. Sec. 2. That this act shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. E. DUMONT, Speaker of the House of Representatives. JAS. H. LANE. President of the Senate. Approved Fehmiry 14, 1851. JOSEPH A. WRIGHT. AN" ACT to prcttnt Clerks and Sheriffs from vurcasitg Judgments in the court to which they act ai Clerk or Sherif. SecTioH Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Indiana. That it shall not be lawful for any clerk or beriff of a circuit or probate court to purchase directly or indirectly, any judgments, decree or any part thereol, which may have been rendered in the court to wbicti said clerk or sheriff may act. Sec. 8. Any clerk or sheriff offending against tho provisions of the first section orthls act shall be fined for each offence upon convK-tion thereof an presentment or indictment in any court bavins jurisdiction, iu any sum not less than ten dollars, nor more thau on hundred dollars with cost. Src. 3, This act shall be in force from and after its publication. E. DUMONT. Speaker of the House of BjpriMN IN J AS. H. LA.NK. Presideut ol the Senate. Approved Fehmary 12. 1931. JOSEPH A. WRIGHT. AN ACT to change the next February Term of the Probate Cmrt of Hamilton couhty. Sectio L Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the state of Indiana. That the next term of the Hamilton probate court, shall commence on the second .Monday in March next and continue fr ix days if the business thereof shall require it. Provided hoirerer, that this act shall not be so construed as to make any cbauge or any other term of aaid court, but the term herein mentioned. Skc. ii. This act shall be in force from and after ita passage. E. Dl'MoXT. Speaker of the House of Representatives. JAS. P. Ml 1.1. 1 KAN, President of the Senate, pro tern. Approved February 6. MM, JOSEPH Am WRIGHT. AN ACT to prere.if the consolidation of Indictments in certain cases in the county of Dearborn. Sectiov L Be it enacted by the Goner.il Assembly or the Stale of Indiana, That whenever any person shall bo lndiclid for the sale of ar Jent spirits in the county of Dearborn, it shall not be lawful for the judges of the circuit court of said county to consolidate any such indictments either before or after trial; but the said circuit court aball assess and fix a fine and coats upon each and every such indictment if the defendant be found guilty. sc. 8. This act shall take effect and be in force from aud afienis passage, and shall be considered a public act. E. DUMO.NT. Speaker of the House of Representatives. JAS. H. LAXE, President ot the Senate. Approved February 13, 14W. JOSEPH A. YV KIGHT. AX ACT to amend an act entitled ".in act to protect from icaitc certain land therein mentioned" approved December 13, 1S49. sctios 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State ot Indiana, That so much ot tie third section of said act as requires the treasurer or llartholor w county to pay the pur chase money arisine from the sale of said lands into the Stats I Treasury, be and the same is hereby repealed. Ssc. 2. The said money shall be loaned by the auditor of said 1 county in like mauner and upon such security as the congressional township funds are loaned until the same shall he claimed ay the proper heirs and the interest arising therefor shall be ap- : plied annually to the support of common schools in said , county. Sbc. 3. The treasurer of said county shall pay out or such pur chase maney, to William Sing'.eton, whatever sum of money was by him paid ror the redemption o? said land rrom aale for taxes. Sac 4. This act to be in force rrom ind aRer ita passage. E. DUMONT. Speaker or the House of Representatives. JAS. H. LANE. President of the Senate. Approved February 12, 1831. JOSEPH A. WRIGHT. AN ACT to authorize the construction of viaducts under public highways. Sectio; L Be it enacted by the General Assembly or the State of Indiana, Thai it sball hereaBer be lawful for any person or persons to construct viaducts or culverts under public highways. Prodded hotcerrr. that the construction of said works shall not materially obstruct the public highways under which tbey may pass. Sec. 2 This act to take effect and be in force from and after its passage. E. DUMONT. Speaker of the House or Representatives. JAS. H. LANE, Pesident of the Senate Approved February 13, I8.il. JOSEPH A. WRIGHT AN ACT fixing the per diem pay of the members of the Legislature SscTtos L Be It enacted by the General Assembly or the State of Indiana, That the members of the general assembly shall receive three dollars per day lor their attendance upon the same, exclusive or the present session, and three dollars tor every twenty five miles they shall severally travel, on the most usually traveled road, in oing to and returning Irom the general assembly. Sac. 2. So much or an act entitled "n act to reduce the salaries of Governor of State, and other officers, approved December 14, 1843, and or all other acts as conflicts with the provisions of this act, be ami the same is hereby repealed. Sec. 3. This act shall be in force from and after Us passage. E- DUMONT, Speaker of the House ol Representatives. JAS. H. LANE, President of the Senate. Approved February 13, 1851. JOSEPH A. WRIGHT, AN ACT to exempt Guardians from the payment of Clerk feet in certain cases. Sccnnv 1. Be it enacted by ths General Assembly of the Slate of Indiana, That whenever, hereafter It shall be necessary to taks out letters or guardianship, for the purpose of obtaining a pension, bounty land, extra pay or arrears of pay, for minor children. aid such pension, bounty land, exits pay or arrears or pay snail t ail the property of suck minors, which may come

to the hands of such guardian, Uie clerk of the proper county shall perform the duties necessary thereto and connected therewith, free of charge, and this exemption from the payment of fees shall not only extend to the fees for the issuing of letters of

I Guardianship in such cases, hut also to all that is necessary to j he done in lue probate coun in relation thereto or connected therewith. Rae. 4. This act shall be in force from and after iU pas sage. E. DUMONT. Speaker of the House of Representatives. JAS. H. LAHE. President of theSenate. Approved Feb. 14, 1831. JOSEPH A. WRIGHT. AN' ACT to legalize certain acls of county J will ort. Samoa 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Indiana, That in all cases where county auditors in this State may have used in their official acts, seals of their own or seals other than the seals of the board of commissioners of their respective counties, their acts shall be deemed and taken as legal, as much so as if they bad in all cases used the seal of the board of commissioners. Sec 2. This set shall take effect and be in force from and after its passage. , E, DCMONT. Speaker of. the House of Representatives. JAS. H. LANK, President of the Senate. Approved February H, 1851. JOSEPH A. WRIGHT. AX ACT to apportion Senators and Representatives for the next five years. KscTtox 1. Be it emitted by the general Atsembly of the State of' Indiana. That for the purpose of electing senators to the general assembly of this State for the ensuing live years, the Stale shall ! b l and is hereby divided into the following districts, each of wbicu shall be entitled to one senator; Steuben and DeKalb ; one: Elkhart and Lagrange one; Noble. Kosciusco, and Whitley one; Huntington and Wells one; Allen and Adams one; Randolph and Jay one; Delaware, Blackford and Grant one; Miami . and Wabash one; Cass. Pulaski, and Howard one: St. Joseph, Marshall, Fulton and Starke one; Laporte, Lake and Porter oue; Warren, Benton, Jasper and White one; Carroll and Clinton : cne; Hamilton, Tipton and Boone one; Tippecanoe oue; Fountain oue; Parke and Vermillion one; Vigo, Sulivan and Clay i one; Hendricks one; Morgan one; Mariou one; Madison and I Hlmco,k one: orange and Crawlord one: Martin. Knox and .: .. ,,.;,., ...... Klnvil ...... Warrick. Ferrv and I.. ' -a... . mv Spencer one; fosey and anderburg one; Kike, uthson aud imbois one; Henry one; Wayne one; Union and Fayette one; ; Rush one; Franklin one; Shelby one; Johnson one; Owen and j Greeifeonc; Monroe and Brown one; Bartholomew and Jra- : uings one; Dacatur one; Dearborn one; Ripley one; Swilzer land and Ohio one; Jefferson one; Jackson aud Scott one; ' Clark one; Washington one; Lawrence one; Putnam one; i Montgomery one. The county of Knox shall he attached to the counties ot Davk- and Martin for senatorial purposes. The district composed of Huntington and Wells shall elect a senator in the year eighteen hundred and fifty one. Se 1, 2. In electing Representatives for the next five years IM members of the House of Representatives shall be apportioned among the counties as follows; Wayne shall be entitled to elect three; Marion, Franklin. Dearborn. Sullivan. and Jefferson shall each elect two; Noble, Whitley. Wabash. Grant. Miami, j Kosciusco, Lagrange. St. Joseph, Fulton, t'a, Laporte, Porter, I Lake, Carroll. Warren, Clinton, Union, Fayette, Hancock, Parke, ; K.'Uiiuin. Vermillion. Owen, Morgan, Johnson, Shelby. Decatur, Ri pley, Jennings, Bartholomew, Monroe, Brown, Greene, I.Knox, Davies, Martin, Gibson. Pike, Dubois, Lawrence, JackI son, Scott, Harrison, Washington, Orange, Crawford, Perry, I Spencer, Warrick. Vanderburi, Elkhart, Hendricks, Allen, Ad ams. Jay, Blackford, Delaware, Randolph, Henry, Clark, Floyd: Montgomery and Hamilton, shall each elect one. The counties ! of Switzerland and Ohio, shall jointly elect two; Steuben and I DeKalh, shall jointly elect two; Huntington and Wells sball i jointly elect one; Ma rsliall and Starke one; White and Benton lone; Pulaski and Jasper one; Howard and Tipton one; the counties of .Madison. IJoone. Jroscy, and Clay, shall elec: two, in the y.ars lf.11, nnd Ir1!, and one at each of the other sections. The counties of Rush. Putuam and Tippecanoe, shall each elect one in the years 1851, and 1851, and. twoat each of the other elections, the County ot Vigo, shall elect two in the years 1851 and 1854, and three at each of the other elections under this apIHirtionment; the county of Washington shall elect one additional representative in the year 18.V4, and the county ot Floyd shail elect one additional representative in the year 1852 and 1855, the county ol Clark shall elect one additional representative iu the years IHjI and li&t, the county of Montgomery shall elect au additional representative in the years 1851 and 1853. and 1855, and ihe county ol Henry nhall rle.cl oue additional representative in theye.-rs 1852 and 1H54. Sic. 3. Ibis act shall be in force from and after its passage. E. DU MONI, Speaker ot the House or Representatives JAS. H, LANE, Prcsidcut ot the Senate. Approved February 13. 1851. JOSEPH A. WRIGHT. AN" ACT to change the time of holding the rrobaic Curt in the county of Grant. SErTio 1. Be it enacted by the General Assembly of Ihe State of ; India, n. That the probat: court of Grant county shall commence im :on on tin- si-con t Mondays in February, May, August, and Nov ml. r. nistend of ihe third Monday iu May anil Nv tim er, and the second .Mondays in February and August heretofore. Sec. 2. IM act" lo be in force from aim alter it p,vuge. K DUMONT' Speaker of the House of Representatives. JAS. H. I, A NE. Pieaideut of the Senate. I mrnri-.V r..l.nirr t" JOS. A WRIGHT. AN ACT in relation to biils of exception. Section 1. Be it enacted bv the General Asaemhlu f the Stale rf Indiana, Tnat iu all cases where any hill of exception, shnll lie. or . hall have lieen la'eu iu any court, to t:e ruling of such court. 111 ndn.illing or rejecting of any evidence oUered or given on any trial 111 such ! court, it iiail not be held necessary 111 any otlier court to which a I record of such cause shall taken on error or l.y uppeiil, tl at the , ground of objection to such evidence or the opinion of su'd inferior ' court should appear in such bill of exception; but liie superior court I shall dcterinme. upon the whole record, as lo the rightfulness ol admilting or extending such evidence and decide according!-, unless such bill of exception shall show t'iat the purly presieulaig the same wa required, at the time of taking his exception lo state the cause of ol-jcctio 1 and refused to give 11. S:c Tins act lo lake .:. t ai.l be in f.rce fiom and after its passage. E. DUMONT. Speaker of the House of Representatives. JAS. H. LANE, President of the Senate. Approved February 13, 1851. JOSEPH A. WHIG FIT. AN" ACT to amend article fifth, of chanter 48. of the revised statutes of 143, iii relation to the writ of ad ! quod damnum. Sectios 1 Be it enacted by the General Assembly of the State of Indiana. That when any person hall lie Ihe owner either by legal j .r eiiiitable title. i;nd shall have eroded a mill and mill dmn. or who may desire to eiecl such mill or inilldain. on his, her, or their own ! lands, upon any river, creek, sprni;, or water-course, below the null or mills 01 any person or patnasjM upon ibe same river, creek, j spring, or water cnre, may have a writ oi ad quod damnum to es- ; tablisii the height winch he can elect aud keep al his said mill dam without Mowing the water hack upon the mi'i or in lis above his said i in,. I. lam. bv making appücamn for such writ to the circuit curt of the county when such laud lies upon .rhich his said mdldam is. or is propoed to lie erected, specifying in such application Um ground uu.l object thereot. Sec. 51 Such court may thereupon order the clerk to isne such wr.t to lie directed to tlie shcritf. commanding lum to summon and em paiuiel six fit pervon. not related to cither of the parties, to meet oil the land where tbe lower m, I lam is lo be erected or proposed lo be erected on a certain day In lie named by the court, and lo lie included in said writ, of which meeting teu days previous notice to the propnetor, or pr 'pr etors of ihe m.ll or mills above shall be giveu if to be found in the county, if not. then to hi, her or their aa nt If anv he, sli", or they have 111 such county, or if there '-e no such agenltheii I lo be advertised at the door of the court house ol thcpiopercouiily lor lw terms of such court. t Sec. 3, The jury so summoned and empanneled. aller being sworn ' s'iall call to fieir assistance a competent engineer; said jury and en- ; 5i.ie-r snau i charged l.y I c sheriff impartially, and to the liest of taeir skill and judgement, to view the land where the lower milldam is erected or proiosetl 10 be erected, and the waier-course ami laisj above said lower milklam to the mill, or mills above mal to carefully survey, snd level between said mill or mills above, and where ibe I . frer nulldani has been or is proposed to lie creeled. Sec. 4. Said jury hall w.th the aastaiH?e of soch engineer CMtfti Iwh th-: height of 1I1 said lower milldam, at which it may be erected and kept up without causing back .ulcr and injurv at or to said upper mill or mills, the height of said lower mil ilaui'lo be estimated Irom and by a permanent monument of durable sioue. lobe placed in and upon tlie land near uch lower milldam. in uch manner that the ieight of said monument will not lie liable to be effected by winter weather or frot. Sec. 5. Such jury shall be satnmoneü and such inquest conducted and returned and notice given, as on an application in the case of erecting h new mill, and the provisions of the said tilth article of the -a d 4wtii chapter, of the revmed statutes of 1S43, sliali be observed, and followed in ihe said proceedings 10 establish ihe height of sjjj lower mil'-Um, so far as ihe same is applicable. EC. o. 1 he height so established ul which r uch lower millilam may be erected and kept up without injury to such upper mill or :y be erected and kept up without injury to such upper mi ids, shall opt rite a an iiiiuiictinu uffnii'st suc!i annlicaut: nnd all persons claiming under hun, her, or them, from erect nip or keeping up said lower milldam alwe the height . established by such meinest, and such inquest shall operate a an iiijtmction againxt the owner or owners of such upper mill or mills, and all person claiming under him, her, or them, from proseeutine any suit at law or in chancery against the owner or owners of such lower milldam for or on account of damages to such upper null, by reason of the erecting or keeping up such lower mill dam, to the height allowed and established by such inquest. ac. 7. The cost of said writ and the proceedings in establishing the heijrht at which such lower milldam inn v be erected and Went up. shall be paid by the person or persons so applying to huve thaJ same established : Prorided. hotcertr. That the court may in their diiretiou, tax any cost against the proprietor or proprietors of such ! upper mm or nun, which in lite opinion ot the court have beeu unueccsssarily and vexatiously caused by him. her. or them Stc. 8. This act to take effect and be in force from anil after its passage. E. DUMONT, Speaker of the House of Representatives. JAS. H. LANK. Pretident of the Senate. Approved February 13, IPjl. JOSEPH A. WRIGHTSTATE OF INDIANA, TO-YIT: I. Charles H. Test, Secretary, of State of the State of Indiana, hereby certify that the foregoing are true, full, ami complete copies of the acts of the General Assembly of the State of Indiana, therein recited, aa appears from the enrollments in my office. ly tbstiwo-t wiirn ror. I have hereunb set l. s. my band and seal of State at Indianapolis, this 13th day of March, A. I).. l-.V, CHARLES H TEST, Secretary of State. Is the Mto.v CiRcrrr Cot HT Domestic ArracnsiEST. t)liver Touey vs. Theodore Atkinson. WmfllEREAS. Oliver Touscy has, on the ilh day of Februan-, Wa A. D , 1S3I. filed in the office of the Clerk ol the Marion Circuit Court, an affidavit, in doe form of law. that Tbeodore Atkinson has left theSta'e of Indiana, with intenl to defraud him. the said Tousey, aud that the said Atkinson is indebted to ihe anal Tousey in the sum of one hundred aud twenty-seven dollars: ami whereas the said Clerk, thereupon issued and delivered to the Sheriff of said Cowtty a writ of domestic aluchment, to be executed ami returned by him, aceortling to law, and which was executed and returned by said Hheriff as therein commanded : Tnerefore, the said Theodore Atkinson is hereby notified of ihe pendency of aal writ, and required to appear and defend the sarne, on trrl second day of the next term of said Marion Circnit Court, to be begun ami held at the Court House in the town of Imtianaprsis, on fhe second Monday in Jane next, or the said writ Will be heard am) determined in hit absence. Attest. WILLIAM STEWART. Clerk Ban-oca & Poster, Atl'y tar Plff. mnrl&-3w(w) FRENCH, Enelh. and American Gingham and Celieoa, neat styles, now for sale cheap at marlB SEATON A HOLMA.VB. BONNETS, RIBBONS, AND TH IMMINGS A general variety and nrw style, just received by marlfl SEATON t HOLMAN

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BY KULLAND it FITZGrlBBON, F02WA2LING AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, AND WIIOI.l.SU C DKiLIRI 1 Groceries. Liquors, Tobacco, and Produce, EAST SIDE OF THE DEPOT. BACON . . Hog, net Shoulders, Clear sides, Hams, BEEF f cwt. net.. CANDIES COTTOX YARN e CANDLES p. GROCERIES Brooms 1.00a20 I.e...... bar, 6 Lead, white, pure 8.15 Lead, No. 1, 2.00 6.00 4 6 78 .2.50a4.OO 14al5, ft. 23' Oil. linseed, Oil. lard, Oil, sperm, Oil, Tanners Turpentine Beans, white,. ... Potatoes, Onions, Cheese Cutter, roll, Lard Beeswax, Ginseng, Tallow GLASS p. box. 8 by 10 10 by 12. , HAY 4J. ten. Timothy Clover, IRON ( . b. Bar, , Round and square Castings, 1. . Springs, Axles, AnTils LEATHER Pole, 5. 1 l.lOal.W 62 1.75 .. 751 jM . . . G5aT5 .... 37a30 40aSO , 50 X ... K ali ....6,a7 ... 1018 .... Ml a7 Star 23 Mould 10 CORN MEAL . bu.,...35at( FLOUR f. brl 3.0. FRUITS p. bushel. Apples creen, ... Apples, dried, . .. Peaches, dried,.. Almonds, f. ,.. Raisins, . box, FISH M.U -ki-rel. No. 1, f. brl No. I, hf. brl.,... So. 1, qr. brl.,... No. 1. kits ...Süa40 ...SOaOO! .... 1.001 ... 15a8ti: 3.001 I V.f,ÖäV.2.V t Haiti No. 8, P. brl 18.j0al3.U0 HO. 2, hf. brl 7.00 No. 3. .brl. O.OtialO.OO . . .3a3; Salmon, kits. 3.00 FEATHERS ?. fc.. Best Ordinary GRAINS tp. bushel. Wheat, White, ... Red Barley Rye Co-u, Oats GROCERIES tp. a,.. Coffee, best Rio, . . . Sugar. N. O Sugar, loaf, Sugar, crushed, . .. Tea, G. P Tea, Imp . . 26a27 .. lSa2 ...GOaOfl . 55a5i ,..55a5H . .40a45 85: ...S5aU0 ,12,air. i. 9 Mali 2022 ie.00a20.00 25.00a?0l 20.Wta22.bO . . 5.U)ar-.00 Calfskins, r ds Vpper Morocco, Sheep, UOVORB gal. Du p. Pale Brandy, .W)ai.T5 ... . 1 a. .. Wfiahf 0al5 60a10 50a05 I'OnGO . . llii,oll .. 10,an 5,af. 3837: Alex. Pig. Cos MMJi Magloria, American Brandy Holland Gin Old Bor. W hisk.. Corn N do., . , Old Mad. Wine,.. Port Wine Sherry Wine, Claret Wine, Malaga Wine, Domestic, NAILS t?. keg. lOd Pd 6d 4d :m Rrads, PAPER f. ream. Wrapping Foolscap , Bon. Boards, gr.,. SEEDS e bushel. Clover, riax Timothy 3.(la3.:0 45a50 10 ..C0al.25 83 1 Wal TI ..eSJal.75 1.75ax'.a5 75 . . 75alJ0 . . . 40a50 3.73 4.00 4.50 Tea, Y. Hy Pepper, 5pice, , Saleratus, Molasses, N. O., Molasses, ft. H.. . . 45a.-0 Tar, N. C. 4. brl., 5.IOaO.OU Tar, Florida, Tobacco, t?. b... Madder, Indigo, Rice Copperas, Rosin, Ginger, Cloves Gunpowder, keg Soap, No. I. bar. 18aetl .... 13a)G l.K'al.15 5,s 3. ... 2,s,a3 . llaU),i 45 .5.5UaC.C0 5.00 6.00 4.00 ...60a00 , 4.U) .C'iOaTCO 1.12al 25 3.00 Cassia, 40 Alum 5 Nutmegs l.G2Jial.7.V Wooden Buckets, 2.5Oa.00 CmcHJNATI MARKET. CaCaWB, rarclll-, 8 P. M. Ft-orn Quiet at S3, 40. AVniaiy sella at IHJM Nothing done in Provisions. Coffke Sales of 150 bags Rio. to arrive, at 11J. Figar Firm al C for fair. Molasses Sales of 200 bbls at 31! .02. RAILROAD LETTING! NEW ALBANY" AND SALEM.RAILROAD. C9CAL ED proposals will be received al Itie Kiig neer's OlTc e '.n 1 Bloomingtou on Thursday, the 10th day of April next, lor the Grubbing. Grading, and Mridgiug of about 45 miles of the New Albany and Salem Railroad. Tlie line to be let extendi from the East Fork of White river, through Ijtwrence and Monroe counties, to Gosport in Owen coui'ty. and embraces tlie usual varieties of work common to such roads among whicli arc aliout 70.CO0 yards of rock excavation. 10,000 yards of mnsonry, in piers and abutments, nnd j 2.200 lineal feet of bridge superstructure, ou-the Howe and Burr; plans. The payments will be 70 per cent, in cash, and .10 per cent, in the stock of the company, paid monthly. 20 per. cent. 011 euch esti- : mate, in stock, will be iclumed to secure the completion of Ihe contract. Profiles, estimates, plans, and specifications may be seen at tVe office, six days prior to the day ot Icllmg. Bidders who are not known to the officers of the Company, v. Ul be expected 10 furnish; testimonial of character, us contractors. By order of the Board, JAMES BROOKS, Tres't. marlS-3w ' I BARGAIN FOR A TANNER. Tlu tiiwkrs gncd wishes to 1 sell his I-'nrin and Tan Yard, at Georgetown. Brown county, Ind.. tlie farm containing 100 acres, forty acres cleared, includiu? several Town Ixt 111 the plot of Georgetown, a T:oiynrd with 32 i layways well trenched, the trunks leading from one vut to aMlker, : with an outlet lo ihe bnnk a lar?e two-story fianTe Shop, a perpetual stream of water ruiuiiiis in the pool-vat The liquors are conveyed from vat to vat by a stationary pump, geared to the Imrk ni.i'. There c:m be plenty Y ehesunt-oak bark bought at two dollars per cord, delivered at the Tnuxanl. 1 will sell the Tauyard. Frame Barn, Dwelling-Hous -. anJ Town Ils. for 1.300 dollars. a I xnsh to move west. It is lei than the tauyard alone cost fiee venr ago, when it was built. UKURtiE BKRGEN. marl"-:;v(wl C CONGRESS BOOTS AND GAITERS . larje assortment of J these most eonil'orlable ot all uud---.iandinjjs:." jns reeeivetl and for sale by J. F. KAIRBA.NKS. m:irl9 Sign of ihe Hi? Red Boot. SPRING STYLE OF HATS Ol" the mot beautiful finish, for sale choap by J. F. FAIRBANKS, marlf) S1e.11 of the Bic Red Boot. PREPARE FOR HOT WEATHER. All kind 01 ttraw Goods, just received and for sale bv J. F. FAIRB mnrlO Sijpi of Die -i Red Boot. RCSS GOODS. Super figured ami plain, fancy, ami black Silks, embroidered Tissue, Barege, Delaines. Lawns, Lustres. ' plain and figured Swiss Muslins. .. new styles, fine gulity, and for sale at a very small adiunce, by SEATON tc HOLMAN. mal lENTLEMEN will hud a good selection of Cloths. Cassimeres, i J Sal, nel. Tweeds. Vi simc-. and a general variety of Summer Want, at very low prices, bv culling at mrlD SEATON A HOLMAN'9. NN5YLVANIA RAILROAD COMFAKY. Will lie nrenared to Trnnsnoit eicna idise irom i'liilmleliihia to PittsburtT in aiiucinaiioii of the opeiiins; of the Eastern Division of the Peiiiisplvania Canal, say on anil alier the 2icaitA of February, at the following raic. viz : For 1st Class Dry Goods, Hals, Boots and Shoe. Drug, Books, : Stationery. &c, at SI per I0flllk For 2d Clas Hardware, Queensware, Groceries. Paint, ami Dyestun. Oils, dec. at SO cents per lUulhs. For ?d Class Coffee, Leaf Tobacco, Iron, Guano, Bacon, Beef, Pork, Ac. at 00 cents per KKIlbs. For 4th Clas Tar, Pdch, Rosin, Ashes, Marble. Pig lion. Bricks, dec. at 50 cen's per 1UU ba ll. H. HOUSTON, Freicbt Acent. Pelina. Railroad Co. No OTi .I .r.a Mm Lei Siret. Plnladelnliia. N. B.-Goods going East by our Road should lie consigned to McFADDEN A COVODE. Pittsburg. PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY. Pussenr'er Train; lietwecu Pliilrslelnhia and Pit!bur.h. Iicare Pbiladelpma Daily at B, A. M., and lOL P. M Leave Pntshurgh Daily at , A. M . aial 9, P. M. A. HF.NDLRSt ., Passenger Ageut. MADISON AHB INDIANAPOLIS RAILHOAD. CHANGE OF TIME. ( TT On nml after Mondav neai. the 3Hth mat., the ! iK Passt ntcf Ira its h ul leave Madiou and Indianawlis. respectively, at 13 minute In-fore 8 o'clock, A. M., and ar ma "I the sume plaees at 1 o'clock, 1' M sepl2JOHN BBOCnil, Pres't. TERRE HAUTE AND RICHMOND RAILROAD. THE St.x-kboklers or the Terre Haute ami Richmond Railroad Coinpmty, residing iu Marion, Hendricks and Morgan comities, are hereby notified to pay lo F.. J. Peck, or T. R. Fletcher, at the office of 8. A. Fletcher, four dollar on eoch share of stock subscribed for, iu said company. On the first dny of February next, ami a further sum of linir dollars on each share every ixtv dava from that dale until the whole is paid. By an order of the Director, all payments will draw interest, 'payable iu stock.) until the rood i in operation. The books are continued open for the subscription of stock. C. ROSE, Pres't. T. H. and R. R. R. C. Indianapolis, Nor. 27. 14I. juncl REGULAR PACKET LINE FROM MADISON TO CINCINNATI In connection with the M. and I. Railroad. THE new nml splendid steamer WISCONSIN No. 58, T. T. Wright. Master, will leave Madison , every Monday. Wednesday, ami Friday, on Ihe , arrival of tlie cars at half pest twelve o clock, P. i M., a ul will leave Cincinnati every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturilay at twelve o'clock. M. HOOS1ER STATE will leave Madison every Tuesday, Thurs day and Saturday at lSj o'clock, P. M., and will leave tiitcuuiati every Monday, Wednesday ami Friday at 12 o'chck, M. Passrngara coming in on the cars will find it greatly to their advantage to take this line of boats, as they can always be furnished with a good state room. Alse, in coming from Cinciima;i. and all iuiermediate ports, to take the cars, they will find this line the ( i :.; a they can remain on board all night free of charge. Iiuiet BELLEFONTAINE RAILROAD D A I L Y i.ff'"iPilB-?RP- r R A 1 a WINTEB ABE ANGEMENTS. THE Cars, Freight, and Passenger, in connection with the Madison Railroad, leave ihe Depot at IiHlianepoli. daily. (Sundays excepted.) at a quarter liefore eifht in the morning, returning, leave Pendleloi. at one o'clock in the afleiuoon. Lines of Stages from the Waba : and upper While ri'-rr. meet the Cars at Pendleton. O. H SMITH, dec 10 President. "wrHOLESALE CLOTHIERS. The subscribers desire callV mg the utteiuon of dealers in READY MADE CLOTHING to their immense Stock, manufactured expressly for the Southern und Western trade; comprising every thing appertaining to a well apiKiinted Clothing Store. Tern liberal. 8 MAIIONY & KENNA, dec24-2-wCm 50 and 53 Ana street Boston. THE HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMF.R- ! 1CA, second series, vol. 4 : By Richard Htalreth Jut received by HOOD MERRILL, mar3 No 1 Temperance Hall. W OOK AT THIS. Having determined to leave Indianapoli. ! M.J all person having claims against me. are requested to call al Mr. Willians'e Tavern, on the Canal, or address me through the Post Office, immediately. Those indebted to me will settle with c-, a.,n;..... ' CHARLES MARTENS. February L 1831 5wI ! CtOAL! OOALÜ 2000 bush, best Yonghiogany Cool. jat eceived and tr sole at 00 el, per bushel, by mar? HEBET S KELIXX50.

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EXCLUSIVELY FANCY DRY GOOD S. L. H. MOORE & CO., 122 Broadway, corner of Cedar Street, . E V YORK, WjJAVK in storo and are receiving one of the lest asorted stociCs JUL of FANCY DRY GOODS, which they offer to l.uvers at extremely Unr paces, on short crcd.t, or i.bcial discounl for t ash. consisting 111 part as lollows: MILLINERY GOODS. 10,000 pieces No. 7 to 36 Ladic' and .Mi.-cs' Bonne l aud Sash RibI KIS. 10.IH pieces No. 1 to 22 Plain Salin H.lil oiis; do do Taircla do: Plain. Chansenble. Chine. Watcre'., and Corded Bonnet Silks; 5.000 pieces llt RibUms: Full aortin.-iit of Yelvcl Ribbons: Hl.-ick and Colored Crapes. Crape Eisse. Tarlatans; Zephyr. Illusion, nnd BiuxcU's Lace, Artificial Flowers; Cap Tab, Crimped Ribbons, etc. LARGE ASSORTMENT OF DRAPERIES. Embroidered. Wove, and Tamboured 111 L&cc and .Muslin; H-4 to 14-4 Mosquito Nett, Curiam fringe; Needlework and Tamboured Book. Cambric, Swiss, Mull, and Jaconet Muslins; Plum Jackouet Muslins; Bishop I .awn. Men's Plain an ' Fancy Silk Cravats, J It. C lid. Is, Gloves, Susptuders, ite. SUNDRY GOODS. Marccll jics. Florences, Sat:n. and India bilks; Silk Bullous in gnat variety: Alserme I'rtid. Gimps. Drea Trimmine;., FriueeOil Silks, Einen Cainbncks: Inrge assortment Kid Gloves; Sewing Sdk Glove and Milt; Mohiar do do; Lasle snd Silk GImvcb and M.fs; Eadirs' Fancy Silk Cravats; Iiove Yeils. Black and Green: Barrge ami Barege Yeils. Purse Twift: Embroidered and la:n J.men. I-tvvii ami Cambric II :": Complete assortment of Book, Swiss, aud Cambric Inserting and and Edgings; do do Dresses; Capes. Collars. CufiV. Caps, etc: 30 111. Madras and Swiss Cravats. LACS GOODS. Thread, Cotton, and Yaleucieuues Edgings, Flouticlr.gs ami Inserting; All widths Plain nnd rCmlsl Cotton snd Silk Laces; White and Colored for Dresse, Caps, elc: Splendid assortment Lace Veils. Black bilk and Moliair Ti imnuiig Lsjeca. A large proportion of the above goods are entirely new. and some of the richest in this market, and we would respectfully invite you to exam. ne them. Lfl BROADWAY, tip ttm febl l-lw New YorV. ASTROLOGY. Tili: CKLEBR ATKD DR. C. Y. ROBACK, Professor of Astrology. Astronomy. Phrenology, and Geomaney, combiuetl with CONJCRATION, l"r Sweden, effice No. 71 liocust street, Philadelphia, offers his services to thecit.zeiis of Imliana. lie has been consulted t.y all 'he crowned heads of Kurope. and enjoys a higher reputation as an Astrologer, tiitui ai;y one living Nativities calculated according kS Geomancy l.adics S3. Gentlemen $ö. Perons at n distaucv caii have their liativ.ties drawn hy sending the date of the day of their birth. All let'ers con;r.iii'ne the above fee, will receive immedi.tlc attention. and nativities sent to any part of the wjrld, written on durable paper; and he is prepared to make use of his power by conjuration, on anv of the following topics: Courtship, advice given for the successful accomplishment of a wealthy marriage; he has Ihe power to redeem such a are given to the free use of tha bottle; and for ull case of hazard, end or the recovery of stolen or hM property, r.nd ihe purchasing of lottery tickets. Thousands of the iiboc nnmed cacs have bt-m Vre in this city and it vicinity, and in the United States, to the full satisfac- 1 tion of all. lll.OOO Nativities or Horoscope have been cast dunne j the last Tour years while here. IcHers will answer every purpose. t ami will do as well nx to call in person, and the mail is now so safe i that persons need nol fear to trit money throueh ihe Post Office. Dr Roback receives from 5lti to IbWl letter monthly, and ha never missed one All elTers will l,e i -' i " .1 V :.!! mletl lo. a aloresn 1! ' For more particulars, call at the oflicc of l Sentinel ami get an . " .. ' - -- " Astrological Alin.uac. ernti.. C. V. ROBACK. 71 Ixciisl street alcve Eighth. Philatlelliia, (TT" Be pnnicttiar to mention the Post Offir e, county and State. C- - All communications kept religiously secret. teb.H NEW Y0BK rROTECTION INSUEANCE COMPANY. ( npitnl 2-jO,000. rVIHIS company bavins eafafetsas4 n Aeency at Indinnr-polis. is BL pre; red uiur- bii.iil.uirs and other property again! loss or damaije by fire on as reasonable term as any oiLer company. BOARD OF DIRECTOR-. Jon Stts: k. Cal irt Comstock. Geo. R TUOJUf, GORT'ON N. Bissell, Alva Mil OB, I B. Rnr.F.ETS. Woor jSAS hiMTAt.:-. Hekbt WariER, EovVABn llVNTINOTO!. I. S. W 1LI.IAMS. R. B. Do.tater, David Vtlet, Jesse llaTTXSBjr. John Strtk-it. Pretident. tiEoact R. Tnovt.ts. Trtaturer Clvebt Coasroci, Vice Pres' t. T. Joxrs. Jr.. Secretory. El. N COMSTOCK, Gtnerul Agent. Person wis'.iinr to insure, will be furnished with blank forms of applications ami all necessary iiuoi mat-on. by Ike stibsz-ntier. at tne Slcte Hank PuiMine. JOHN T MORRISON, Agent. IndtnnapiUis. March 10 I'jI. If An amheuiic expose of the condition ol the Company will lie given to uuy one desiritn; it. The conif-any being responsible, losses w ill lie promMly and liberally adjuste I. J- T. M. INDIANA FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY. JsXTOTICE i hereby given, that on Tueaday, tlie 15th day ol April 1 next, iu Mrsuance of the provisions ot ait act cut tied "" An act lo incorporate the Indiana Fire and Marim Insurance Company," approoved February 1:1. 1n31. books will lie opened at the store of Fsatberston A May hew. in ihe city of Indianapolis, by the undersigucd. for the subscription ol three hundred thousand dollar, Ihe capital slock in aal Comtfiny. in share of fifty dollars each. The sum of 32.50 on each share will lie required at the time of subscribing, ami the ba.aucc secured to the falls! actio u of the Corporation. Notie i fnrt'-er given, that on tlie first Monday in May next, the stockholders ot sa.d t ompany will meet at the place ol oieiiin book, a aforesaid, and elect a rrcsidenl and s.x Directois of said I 'ouipHiiy. 1 WILLIAM U.. MORRISON, BENJAMIN I. BLYTHE, OLIVER H. SMITH. TIMOTHY R FLETCHER, ROYAL MATH EVP, ROBERT B. DIM AN. JOHN YV. IIAMILTC.V Indianapolis, March S, lflal-tlgapr IOOK OUT FOR A SCOUNDREL ABOUT 0 YEARS i OLD. A young man calling himself Wm. f-mtth, on Uli Wednestlav. lite Hi. nit . culled at my Livery Suhle and hired a Horse. Saddle and Bridle, to go three miles south of Cumlierland, to see In mother, a he pretended. He has not yet returned, and I have reason to believe he never wili. The Horse, i a grey, ncarly wlule, aliout leu year old. neariy sixteen haials high; tne left ee is a little blemished ; be is a little crooked in the front knees, ami byhard riding gets lame iu the left hind leg. The saddle is a horn saddle, aboul one-fourth worn, black quilled seat ; single rented orale, ihe Litt covered with learner. A reasonable reward will tie given for information concerning the horse, or the upprchetvioii ol ihe thiel mar. W. WILKINSON. liV'OTICE i hereby given, that the books of the Indianapp!: 'in Ii-ht ami Oeh Oaawmmy w.ll lie opened at the store of Wm. Huuna nan. lor the subscription of the lock iu said Ca Licht ami Coke Company, ou Thursday, the lnii day of March. 1-51. nnd continue open ttntil the capital is subscribed, ill sceordance with "An ct incia-poniiiiia the Indianapolis Gas Light and Coke Company,"' approved Feb. 1-th, 1?51. CHAS. C( i. A. HARRISON mar5-3l WM. HANNAMAN. DISSOLUTION. The Cc-partnerhip heretofore existine between the sntiKCTiliers. under the name and style of Sulgrove dc Smith, was dissolved on the (ith of February instant, by mutual consent. James Sulgrove, having purchased the interest of Augustus Smith, is dnly ami fully authorized to se' tie all the business f a:d firm, and will coulinuc Uie basilicas, as usual, at the o d stund. JAMES SI" I, OROTIC, Indianapolis, Feb. 17, 1S51. At.OLSTLS SMITH. DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP. The firm of Wat -on, Voorhees At Co.. is this day dissolved by mutual o nsent. Kasselman. Vintou a, Co.. havine pttrehased the entire interest in t aid firm, are alone authorized to receive the clutm (lue lo tlie late Una of Watson. Voorhees ft Co.. and all claim against said late firm I should be presented to them for pnvment. dec7 WATSON, VOORHEES ft CO STATE OF INDIANA. HAMILTON COUNTY SS. 1m TUB Ham, i .-.ox ClBCClTCoiRT. Htbuw I'i :. v. Io51. 1 Domestic Attachme i. f Thorrmj Kittr ami fttmn-l lleffner, trailer under ihe name aial firm ami style oi King St Hefner, v Samncl E. Parker. pIOTICE t hereby given. M on the Ihh day of January, 18U. 11 a wril of Domestic Attachment was issued by me, the umlersigned, Clerk of the Hutml'.nii Circuit Court, nt the instate and upon ihe affidavit of John Green, Esq., attorney for said plaiiitiOV. against the goods and chattels. ImnU ami tenements, credits, moneys, and effect ot the said ilcicnihint. , virtue ol which Said writ, tlie follow ng real estate, to wit : Iot nuiubeted two m square numlered two in ihe town of Sluelrillu, in said comity, have been attached as the property of the said defendant ; ami that said writ i still (lending m our saai Court, nml unless said delemlum Khali appear and ucieiid. the ume will be heard and determined iu his absence. Moss ft Otm. JNO. G. BURNS, Clerk. Ally, for FHT. mm j 4w(w)p " STATE OF INDIANA. MARION COUNTY. AT the Feb. nary Term m die Frolwte ConrV A. D , 1851, said Court declarnl the estate of Anthony Dehne, deceased, to be prohalilv hisolveut; creditors are therefore required to file their claims agaiu-l the estaie lor allowaiM-a in the said Probate Court, within teu months from the date hereof, or they will not he entitled to payment . CHRISTEN A DEHNE. Administratrix. February 59. I ?Jt. 3w(w) TOTIOE-s-W contemplate a change in our bttsines and request 11 all thoäe indebted to n to make immediate payment. This will save them costs, and much oblige SMITH A HANN A, RANGES AND LEMONS. 33 boxes Oranges 10 boxes Iiemous Received on consignment, ami Cor sale bv inailt BI.YTHF. 4 HOLLAND

GREAT COUGH REMEDY!

For tb Cure of COUGHS. COLDS. HOARSENESS, BRONCHITIS. WHOOPING-COUGH, CROUP, ASTHMA and CONSUMPTION THE unikirm success which 1 as attended the use of ibis preps, lion 1! saluBirv eftct-Us rsv.vrr to relieve end cure ad tioiu of the lungs, luve gamed far it a celelirity equalled l-y no outer medicine. We offer i to the ameted with entire assafld m-e in :t vinue. and the full hcliel t.-.a it will sutalue aitd remove tne severest attacks of disease upon the throat ami Icr-t . These resulu. at thev txc me public! v kr.. n. very' i-a'urully attract the aitvuUon of meilieal men and philauthropiiis cvetywbeie. What is then- opaiioa of CHERRY PECTORAL rrav b n is i:)e wmg VALENTIN!; MOTT. M D. Trof. Surgery. Med. CotUf, A'rte Ycr. my "It rives nie pleasure 10 certify tne value and eftVacv of Aver' CH F.Ii BY PECTORAL, which I com.der peculiarly adapted to cure disease of ihe Throat and Lunrs " THE RT. REY. lAiRD BISHOP FIELD, writes in a letter to In friend, who vn fal suikm under an a Cecil eel of tbc lungs: "Try the CHERRY PICCTORAL and if any medicine can eive you re'ief. wuh the bless ng of Go feat w.ll." CHIEF JI STICE M sTIS. of Iouisiana. writes "That a younjr dangliier of hat sros crre! sf several severe attacks in' Croup bv the 1 MERRY PECTORAL.'' ASTHMA AND' BRONCHITIS. The Canadian Journal f Med,, states, i: Tiiat Asthma and Bronchitis so pret climate, has yielded with surprising rapidity PECTORAL aitd sya cannot too strongly prepiiratiotion 10 the lVofcssion end public ec Let t.ic relieved sufferer speak for kcnuell i;.t Dr. J. C. Ay er Dear Sir: Having been neue I m this inclement Ayer s CHERRY amarud Uus skilful , Jen. ec. Mi rescued from a painful tratitode prompts me to justice to yon. but lor nnd rtanjrerous disease by your nied.ciue send you this aeknowledg ment, not only "lie ii.lormatiom of other 111 like aflliciion. A dicht cold upon the limps, neglected al first, became so sever that spitting of blood, a violent vouch and profuse night sweats followed and fastened upon me. I became emaciated, eOukl not s eep, was distressed by my cough, and a pain through my chest, and ill hört had all the al:.rmuic symptouis ot medicine seemed rt all lo reach mv case. 1 your CHERRY PECTORAL, winch son cured me. Yours with respect. Alba xt. Dr. Aver. Lowell Dear Sir: I have No deutially tried and now hae new art. nl 17. isutd. been afilieteV E. A I N Y A Mr year with Atl;ma in the woist form; so that I have in my 1 ..n.r tV a i: r- . , . -'. 1 ihe :u. Ieing my lied. I had tried a great many medicines mv Phvsician prescibed. as an exper.aitiit. y TORAL. A l first it seemed to make me worse, bet in I gait to experience the most eraiiayiug relief ft 111 four wee's, li e t! ' - t eiltirelv remote) CHERRY PLCI benow, II my r rx;t. bed with comfort, aud en.10 pected to en)oy. raisraiRii r.v s. e, Fold in Indianapolis by e of health which I had iv GBORClt B. FARR CHEMIST, LOWELL. HSSS. july24w CRAIGHEAD A- rROTTSTNC. Pr-rsists tiUEAT VEGETABI.E RI3ir.D!! DR. E. B. MYERS' EXTRACT OF SASSAPABILLA, WILD CHEB.IY AND DAXSELIOJf . For Purifying the Dlntd AU Disorder of the Kidney. And the cute of every disease arising from Impure Blood, Inactivity of the absorbents, or discrdrred Digestion; such as H. ,1.11s li-i : s. -. t'oPFtiui.ition, 1'rop-ies, Gravel, Scrofula. Ship Fever. Liver Complaints, Fevers, Female Complaints. Summer Complaints. Iiupotcncy, Dyp peia, Neivous Alicetions. General Deli'ity, &c. This Extract Is pnt up In la-ee bottles containin: twenty-four ounces. It combines the properties of a Detergent, Diuretic and Tonic. Cures without pursing, griping or sickening, and while it removes disease, cleanses, braces and strengthens tha system. It is stronrer, better snd cbespcr than any other article in market a most valuable frnuly medicine, and a retain preventive of disease, the bad c Heels al exposuie, in.; raUince, or excess. PREPARED BY DR. II . B. MYER, BUFFALO. X. T. For every disease tchirh thin IZx'.raet profrstrsto cure, it can. tains ingredients ctoeen for their special cdaption to xtt relief Thi? ralnsl le medicira! prrp.rst'rr. operates a .in Alterative and Detergent, a Diuretic and Tonic, and in proper cases aa a Stomachic and emrnengoeue. It esses pain, procures iet. and relieves BCTVsSWS altectious. Generl!v expressed, it Increases a'! the secretions and eicretion. and excites action in tbe plands, in a particular manner. It is no nn ie or common "Extract of Sarsaparilla," hut a compound a combination of many of the most potent vegetable remedial spent to lonn each modifying the effects of the other, and increasin Its beneficial tendency, a remedy more powerful and healing in its action ou the human frame, than any of them separately Entirely vegetable, and lormed with a basis of the best rpeci fics Ssrsapaiilla, Wild Cherry and Dandelion it r.ts whh the ease of the mildest restorative, yet produces results unreached by the most violent remedies. Possessing c'otiihiiied. all tkss lauded virtues of the greatest cleausju; medicines, u adds others, gently acting on the Kidneys, or having particular reference to some internal crcan thu t ouce eradicating the existin? diseaie. cleansing every portion of the body, and renovai l"" i freshing the system. I 'Ii..- L rlr.rl .r. . I , -, ' 1 - - i This ExiiKCt act directly and kindly upon lhc blood, wi.irk "tl purifies and enriches promotes hcaltl y sccretious. restores digestion, and by it general influence favors every effort of nature. It supplies Want of vital beat or nervy u energy expels nervous diseases generally, snd gives to the invalid lasüug health, vicor njnl irruglbi GENERAL DEBILITY AND EXTIHc PnOSTHAT-IOX. Pcrstin whose constitution axe brcken down. neaKened and debilitated, who have declined iu mental aud nervous power lost flesh ajtd muscular strength, au l wii. se stccis are generally diseased, cannot find a netter or more pl -aaant remedy. Dr. Myers Sarsaparilla. Wild'berrjr and Dandelion has perfect control over the most conupt stiles ol tue blood, even stfcaat that fluid is entirely vitiaMA The following certificate is one among many that hate beea given bv citizens in this Slate. We have lecn sellinsr Dr. Myrl Fars'parilla, Wild Cherry and Dandelion for several months past, end vre hesiuit a it in saying that we believe it to be the best article betöre the public for any derangement or decay of the system in whatever form it may appear. We have seen extraordinary benefits fio.u ita use, and would recommend it to tl.e use of those laboriug under any of the diseases for which it is reromniei:': C. J. ALLISON Sc CO.. Dmggista Terre Haute. Autnst 5, If-:". Price $1 per botile; or si bottle Ur .". For sale wholesale and retail by CRAIGHEAD & BuOWN. ING, Agents, Indianapolis. augSO-w COMMISSIONER'S SALE. Ti e und i - cue.,. I y rirttM ,4 sn order of tne Probate Coup of Marion county, Ind.ann. mude m i is February Term. P'51, will, as Commissioin r. ipse to sale at public vendue, on Saiumny. the 1 'ilh day of At.ril. 1-51. betvteesi lhc hours ot' 10 o'clock.. A. .M.. and 4 o'ciock. P. M-. al tin Court House door, ui the city n Indian-polis. the iTiübwiitg real estate, belonging to the heir ot' James H. Ray. l-eased. to wil : Foity-six feel ol" tlie West part of Ixn number 2. in Square fi3. in the lom of Indianapolis, except the -a-c-t - . feet of the same, which bad beea conveyed by John G. Akten to rate Nathaniel Heile ; and also parts of Las iiitmler 11 and Ii in Siuare ti5 ill tlie city of indianapoli. commencing at a point on Maryt nd street. 50 feet west of the south-east corner ol' said I.ot iiumi er ii. thence rmituiig M-et on j Mary land street M feet, thence north 100 feet, ll in e Zu feel. thrnee south to ihe place or necitmttig. The undersigned will also, by virtue of aid order, and a romm sioner a afireasl. eiose lo sale, at public vendue, ill Thursday, the lOl'u d iv of April. l-'".l. I I" een the hours aforesaid, on the prent' iaes (hereinafter descrilied, I the following real etale. beiotiging m said heirs, to wit : one lot of nmlierrd Ian I in Henaricka Couaty, liatiaua, containing SIM) acre, ou ami north ol" tlie C ran ford.- die Road, in sections 18 and 7. township 1, range 2 cast menuum of lands sold at Indianapolis- Indiana, tonimenc.ng on the north at the Crawlbrdsyille road, on the most westerly point of Jam- B. Ray's land, north of an I road, in the n-rtn-wet quarter of section Its. and bearing sonlli-easi on the road, ihe breadth ol' pi acre, a ths souibeni boii'Klary. and It eure due north, same lor quantity, throngti set, tions 19 and 7. till 'J0O acres are embraced out of said James B. Ray's land. Terms of payment : one-fourth of the purchase-money " paid in hand, and lhc residue in three equal inst a luteins, payable in 6, It, and IS months from the dsy of ale : the deferred payments o he secured by the notes of the purchaser, with pp-oveil -eewrity. made payable without any relief whatever t ..f n-.t'.m or nppr:ni-enici.l laws. GEORGE E. HOLMAN. March LI. UBI l(w1 t orrmissioner. Ix tu v IVBcrtCorsr or Mar Tuition to retl Real Estate .Mary B. Wast George E. West. Executors of the I 1 Nnttianiel West. Sr.. deceased, rs. Ilcniy oy I Ol JITT. 1X1 IA5SA. Nathaniel WeM. and Vill ami Testament of W. Eilsworth and Mary Imm H Vet. Isaac li. E. Ellsworth hi w Meeker, Nathaniel W. Meeker, and Char, s St John West. BE it known, Ihat on the I'JIh day of February. A. D.. IsSI. the above-named ccnpla:naitt lilesl in the Probate Court ,4 Mar., ou County. Indiana, then petition in ll above entitled case ; as A mUa the affidavits of cotneteiil ami ilisintereted witnecs.that the AefettA mit. Wflliam II. West. Isaac H. Meeker, and Nathamel W Mee. ker, are not residents ot" the State oi In liana : tkat sal deletvlanss, W illiam II. West. Isaac H. Meeker, end Nmnaniel AV. Meeker, arc. thereiore. hercoy notified of tue fiimg ami pcatleney mf said pelilKMi. aial thai unless they apjtcar aial piciid to, suwcr or demur to said petition, on the first day of the n-jtl term of aaid Prchate Court, to he begun and held al the Omul House in the cdy of Indianapolis, on the Second Monday in Arctl next, (ISJI, the saai petitiosi, sutd the mailers and things there j coatlajind, Wul be lakcai as ccav fesaed. as to said defendants. WILLTAM STEWART, Clerlt. Bv Wat- Walxacb. Deputy d'k. RAKEOtr. ek PoBTtS Attys for Petitioners te(S9-:wtw) "Ä" CTICE. Puhlic notice is 1 . r bv given that I'nited Sta'es M.Ii PI tary' l-tid Warrant, No. IS,Taak & 10ti acre, sewed Apr, 1 1Mb, 14. to the unrlersi-Mied, a private in Captain Iwler'a Company, 3d Regiment Illinois Y Jnnteers. has been lost, aad is bettered to be destroyed, and that oa tlie läsli day of Mareb. lSl. I shall demand from the Commissioner of PVmmu a doplicnte ol al certiaeale. jaiilsMJwtw) JKSSF. 1 ORAYSOX. T OTIOE. Public aotiee n thst l imed Stair M.U10 acres, issued April HÜW 1-4. to the undersigned, a private in apiain t. rr.wbro t oaRpruy. Ist Regime- Indiana Volunteer, has beeu lost, imI is be be red to be desiroyed. and that on the 15h day of Mireh, l-il, 1 hall demand froin the Commissioner of Pensions a danlieete of said een.acate. jstlt-flw(w) M1LTUN BUO It. OTICE. Public notice is hereby given that I'uited States Milt tarv Land N arrant. No l.i.nGn. r si acres, issued to ase the . be destreyed. and that est in Uie Coium ssioner of DAVID P RAKER. tmder-icned. has been lost, and believei the 5th of April, 1SSI, I shall demand Pensions a duplicate of said cettificate. febll-w(w) THE STATD OF IN MAN A. MARION OOUaTTT. AT the February Term of the Marion Frohete urt, A. a. Is51. anid Court declared the estaie of Thomas .Vonre. (Uie oi' Ijiwrrnee Townahiml to be probably insolvent. L realtors are therelbre required to file their claim against the estaie tor allowance, in tne sent m-oate .onrt. wnnin ie hereos;or Ute, w. h Jggi ?' j Adm.u THOMAS MtKJKt. ..rai.vr. MarehS. INI. -Strive) t LECTION OF DIltEOTOsMrOFTIIF. CENTRAL PLANK A ROAD COMPANY Notice is hereby given, that on the first Wednesdar in Anril. ISM, Ssi election will he held al the office of lie Secretary of the Contpauv in the city of IiHiiaiiapnln. between tlie hours of ten o'clock A !tf ami six o clock P M.U seal day. foe the .Wii W -in- Pir-c;ors of sasl eompsi v ROBSON, President. . lebt ( Artet, R DtNCAt.