Bloomington Post, Volume 2, Number 41, Bloomington, Monroe County, 8 September 1837 — Page 3

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Ornci: Pi-crktakv of State, ( LuLananolis August 15,1837, Tot!.'' Editors of the Indiana Democrat.: In pursuance to the n rovisions of the 21th sec

tiou of the act relative to (Jenoral elections, I transmit!

j"i puniicniion in xonr i);i')u i , a 1 1 a:e siateinciu oi tnc

utiitial returns for (Governor ami Lieutenant Governor,

as received at tins o!h-e. 1 lis list wid be continued

until the returns are complete. w.m. j. niiowx, Secret-iy of State. I'on coykhnor.

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1'avid Wallace. .Tidm Dumont.

I.n-h, 11'2, 1 20 Johnson, i-'7t :72 Marion, 1173 :)." Wavm-, CM I 10C!5 M.di-,,:.. 1121 :;o .'.!. r. re. 1'H 777 ruh. :!!- 1:11 .Morgan. 7:5 7 .1.30 ;uyr, COO .KU I u : j 1 1 1 1 . 1.' ID ,32:) Cax, (!(). 12$ I Hi. mi. ;3i! I )() l''ii!t..n, .31 ,a Jackson, 120 10015 I'.ai'thulwiii.'W, :l.3 l'l,'! Jennings, D77 2J2 Carreli, ;5D7 (JI'J Tippet-unec. 1 1 r : r.-,o Jc'dersoil, 12": .)li Cayi'tle, 120 1 273 lYanklin, 1201 D7I Ci'j-.n, ;!72 710 : -.(Mi an. :'! (U!." Kimx. .3 57 7 5. '5 Yandei Li;r: 'i' -i 2O0 Yci million, Ji;0 7:j Cass, .3:o :jto I'c.-u horn, lo 12 )C, N'biv, 122 111 Miami, :;2 1 Kosei'l-ko, 2t". 1 7C r..:iii!ain, I2M5 '.-2:5 limiting1":!, (1.5 (j.5 Wuba-h, Dij Momg. 'ni'M y, 17.3:' I7: Washington. I2MI 723 Marshall. 12) .31 II -ix. 1 250 'i ' 1 ; t n. 'J"7 IK) St. J. -,., h, :'7.5 ci 1'aik. 13 5 I2U:) '.- tu !' n.!. I-; .302 II. 11 ii -on, 1 I I I 1 I i'i : !. 1 2; o i2 I '"'"a. 2:'.! .331! lh.-iid, i. k .-, fu., Noble, 1.3T 1 Ham 771 111 lay. 113 3 I'ei.uxnre, ' ' 22 Cmii., ,3!2 2.U I'.rown. 5 2 170 ' ll.-i r. 10 .3 1 1 Dubois, ho 172 I'.!..-. '."iiii 2'i7 IWrx, 10 oi' I'ui'. 7:'3 1C:5 .Maitin, ;5t'; in; U';iihm, -332 272 I .r-.K.-. :.o 5 I'.-y. .30 1I3H Ada. in. 7i 00 S-.x;1:: :! :: !. I 3 1200 llama i-k. 3 1(1 ; 5 : t j S-M,l,( 11. .5 1 .37 Welh, CI (.0 L-i-rang". '21.3 1.30 Claik ' 17: 17D1 Lnpofo 7:5:1 202 Wan id; IOi! :5.3.3 Vigo 1112 2;;o

i.i:i'tknt;kiinr. IVixid llilln, A. S. I'.iiin. U

Greene, Drown, Spencer, Dubois, Pike, Perry, Martin, Davis, -Adams, Switzerland, Hancock, Steuben, Wells, La grange, Warren, Lake, Posey, Clark Laporte Warrick, Yigo

397 88 294 145 185 402 268 1G8 63 520 595 43 27 281 733 83 76 412 703 327 389

118 47 219 70 56 139 625 217 00 800 253 000 000 000 000 12 166 1440 104 194 399

licle not thinking "Monuments necessary to perpetuate the memory of the Dead' has written this brief eulogy, in order that the pool unfortunate "Alphcus might not die.in the memory of his numerous acquaintances. Thou art gone unhappy man to take place, with II. IC. White, Keats, and a host of others who have met with a similar fate. Posterity will do you justice. "Ileipiiescc injiace." " IIOPK.

W e regret to learn that the ill health of Mr. W jute will prevent him from reaching Washington Citv. at 1 . ... . . -"

... luuiiiiuLnuiiK-iuui me raueu session, it is the more to be regretted on the account nfthi f.!(.cti,n r

kcr, which takes place on that occasion. Messrs Poi.k ! ;V"om1,1 ,n hright smiles entu inr

For tin VAo.iHi 'toi't.in I'wt. TO MISS LA LTU A .

1'hou canst not love? O! toll me nut

That ihine will bo so sad a lot, Thro' months and years? alone to live. Without the joy that love can give.

I will not think that thou art cold

Than thine, no eye has ever told Of warmer heart then do not s;tv, Thy happiest hours have passeJ away. Thy check the rose's bloom still wears, Thine eye is yet imdinfd by tears; Xor thought, nor sorrow clouds the brow, Which never looked us calm as now.

OE it ordained by the president and board of TrusL tecs for the corporation of Iboinir.toii, ib;it the following shall be the regulations by which the marki-ts and market house, shell bo regulated: Sec. 1st. 'I hero shall be three market d iv in each week to wit: 011 Tuesdays Tl.u;sd:tvs and S.irurdavs and that the market hours Phall commoiK',. liHlt'.-ni h.-'ir before eunrise precisely and the Raid nru Ul sliail I-.' kept open three hours if tin; market master doc::is it ncce. ary, but no longer in any rase; Nee. 2. Ts'o person shah he .onn:!te.l to s. M any arlirlo of provision ia the co, p .! atio:i or a i.:,!f ,ii(. f,-,,,,,

same oa iac.i iveuing pn ious to.n 1; !. da.: fro.n and after !'o:ir o'clock J'. IU. Sec. 3. Jt shall be lie duty of ;'ie ni.uket mister to pay si: irt iiiteiition to l!ie character cl't.je p. ovision offered foi Fale in inn k-i; and that mme. sliall l.e permi:ied to sell any iiiihoh-snmo pi o isio.i:-, o.- ti.s. fil.so weightsor meas"ires, under th-- pe ia!ty oi hai i 1 the i.'nne taken bv s to i; k. t 111 i -tT and drs;nv,.,l or ot'i-

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erwise di.-posed of. Loid wei.lit and me a

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ami hoth vi lennessee, are understood to le can didates, and from the relative strength of the two parties, we conclude there is some chance of Mr. (,- . wg it to his opponent. On this account, it is very desirable that Mr. White should be at his post. l'tjckvillc Lt'i Uiisenccr .

Then whv a sad, cold heart be thi.: ?

irPheek, or eye, or brow can tell, That heart will yd love long and well. Thou vih not love! Ah! do not do.. 01 Thyself, in youthful beaut s bloom. To life so lone and sail!--7'(' be The life, with love to cherish thee -

i.ie market iioe.-:e u mi. 0:1 e:- hinin- ,, t.

No prison slia.l Ik: j . r i m ' I ed !o sell i i o'irly

them dirtv r evr-n in Ira 1 order and everv

person so o:t :i li iii: .-,'1 ii he fined i nan v - -mi no: eci e I-

in r three do'lar.- no:

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i t'ii' pe;:ee of sai.l corp. ! m ion , and iia!t be a cyiii'H teiit witne.-.-: in ail

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A band to w ipe away the tear, A kindly voice to meet thine ear, An eye of love 011 thine to ref.

hare tli v woe a constant bic

The Cincinnati Ga-zette: "We sec it suggested that e-Congressinan Lane has proceeded to Washington.

.ome al, ego that he is on the loo-out Ibr an oliiee. There is however, another suggestion. Mr. Lane

means to claim a right to sit as a member of Congress, j To

until the first Monday ol December next. The absur-I dity of this claim is no reason why Mr. Lane should ! Whh sunny skies or tie e toshiuenot make it. Putting a serious face upon the prcten-uch is the lot that must r thine sion, and insisting that it involves an important prinei There is no wrong in love like this : pie, Mr. Lane expects to obtain CoiMncssman's milko'e 1 'l our all of carthlv bliss.

and Congressman's wages for going to Washington to assert his alleged tights. If lie he can thus "?ul nuw-'i

That any in i.-ket :n stor failing to perform bis "H i l-':l ill t'l.' for.-.' ):!! orlinanee sliall lm

j fined in ;. ny s.i'i: no; exceeding t w e ui v doli. n s ! fore

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every pr;s in vn ) s i oeropv ii 1 in i: k t bon -. shad i' av a tax

one t'oiJar pernio..! 1 t 1 alvanco

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he will este'em it a good job.'

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Suit Cmli Seji!.

IKK ISII'I; HARK. T ry . O -

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for the BloomiiM'Joii I'nyt. I'd )t -CATION. The youth of the present age have manv induc ements to become learned; and the facilities with which they are afforded, are riot less numerous. In ancient times when there were but few literary institutions when books were scarce and immensely dear, an I science but little applauded, it required a bright genius, untiring perscverence, and a considerable capital to enable any one to Income erudite. Put so great has been the march of science, and so manv hae been her hon-,..-f .-.-....:...:.... 1 . 1 1 .

!- -.1 u.ui ics inmo.iern nines, aou so manv have sin v-u-i ed in making themselves learned an 1 w i-e, nnl thus r 1 sen Irinnlui-iiriii- t.. C-i ... . i. I ...... a 1 ... t 1 1.. ....... I.

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IN L't Mi MATH IN ANTIID. Lrcv L AMri: n, nn 1 three children from Monroe county, State ol" New X, l ls arrrixed in the vicinity ol' IS'oomington, in search of li r son. Klias W. Lanijiear. Mer directions were to come to Monroe o..unrv la.. Rush tow n or township. Any person kiioui:,g such a man or place, will confer a fax or on a d i con oi.i:e

xx omun hV gix mg intoi I nation to l. 1 eal, p tin :ei at j ,, ... , , .. .

i .I'jonnngioii, ia. i. v lmi'i:au. Sept. 7th, 13.57.

LA?,!) FO!l X.UA:.

ILL!..- sold totlie i:i lor! 1 1 1 .1 a v lie- 2.! i u ax of

on f ! pri'i .i-. i'O ac. ( s . i'-.n 1:01 ill xv i .-I oi i.le-anii .e!o.-, : . .

half of tb.- r-.itt!i West .jnarterof lie N.irtli (it ilan'e I u ii V. S ;..! io t: ke ; tin- Lours el eleven an I two oYloci oa - i iJ a lea; liii i- . wila a .--oae cliin-nev, s -

Is o.i s i ! land. I .;e' !,. o.

money v.-;!. re pn.. .1 i.i n i i f, t'l o:ner i t 'reliie fii.-l day uf M.i.-ih next.

eei o i el ie." Il .o I r l: 1 -4 l't.. I ! row . a 0. , V.

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M.L. -1

ol b-ith sexes, have encouragements, and athousan I incentives to climb tie: "liill of science," and gather unfad.ng laurel on its cloudless brow. In the American history, and particularly in the biography of her celebrate 1 statesmen. xa- discover that man v. xx bo wore tb'sons of parents low and obscure in the world have, bv th"ir indefatigable exertions in tin.- pursuits of science, raised themselves to a pinnacle of fa'me, where Alexander the Great, Xerxes, and Caesar would have been proud to stand. Prankliu w as the son of an humble tallow chandler, and when young, be mo( d in a low and obscure circle; but xvc find him afterward lx ui'.ifx ing I.:.... ...:.i..i...i..i r i i

"nu,! 1 "u" N' -r m science, a m ea i,e a , s . ( f , lll Lit f iltto mm, I mi, h-uiif r,.,w ,limi o, ...... 1 O

...... I'" iov unit uiri ui" 1 1 n 1 1 u muni" vm

born in the vale of poverty, and was denied the a Ivan-' tages of a collegiate education; but he persevered and xx as successful; his public acts have placed a bright and ornamental star on the proudest page of our country's best history. To these xve might add the names oi' thousands of others, whose acts have rendered their j names imperishable ; all rising from the dust and asli.s.

to stations ol exalted honor, xvberc thev have xvoti the

I! k I'hr i i r c i i.v iiti 'or :ns ibc i.li'ic. 'babe has 1 1 moved liis shop to the bni V.iist; tit illy p;v s "c to 1), . 1) 11 Mjsa.-'1s ilx t Huh; mi i lie Nut i Ii West i mta t i I t'.u-I'ldi'i.-mi lair, wIilic be is now nii iuf ic

ti l:.iii hats of vaiiou- ij i.i'i'irs amone wldcb a:c 1 inc Hl iik llcax 1 1 hals, Drub, Heavii, and ().t. i ba'si l"ii c and cuimiv ii K mjiii bj!S W'O d La's Sec. The public are nvu;e.1 that hi . work will lie exctu ted c pi.il to any iii the Wtstcrn conn ty. II-.; u dc:cr ni.i.t d to in iUo. bis pi ie i s nc U i j'e. untl I ai m s I soli :

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will off. r !'t sil:' ar lb" r iurl !ioa-- i.i tTe- !o-.v:i of I loomiliLloll, oi t'e- I.'M Sattl.al.M- ii 'c o r :i . I ; S vit'i st ij'.ofsei. -J7 ht ' o i 1 1 i:a I'invi.. p Na. !i Noi lh ol Uali.:e No. t v. o xv-.-?, i I t ,-, i toi .-. e co:i i il i ins of sai 1 sale xv;li he o ie foi . a of I ie on. -

i i. !,,:..' v in advance, an 1 n-m x e.i. ;. i a!., est ici the r idee in a I v.uu-i : I al nice may r.-ni ii-i ai iai". for a yeai- iy paxi-Kr lie- in! -re.-1 each '.-a in .ut var.ee.

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NF.XV I It A xi K 111, II.oin ; ii!Toirr. Til or.CHAKli's IVN,

Is!;ereby givtui that the e:i ters uf a I mi m-i rat ion oa l ; bite of Monroe roiintv, la.

i Is now prepared lo execute work of all kinds in liis line, ; dehted to the sai I estate are r j in the most fi-dii'ouaM. 'I an I durahle manner. 1'ioni his : p-ivnu-nt, an 1 those bavin-'

!"is'j;ned has tak eslaO- ol Jo-epi deceased. All

l out b tMi ' 'axviy, ie: sons in-

IJ.isb. 11.2 707 .lohnson. ! 2l..!atio.;. 17' 3 III WaMie. Vi.U L'f. 'da, ii-n, 11-2 1'l Moni.c, 7:;l It. 5 Ibilhx. .ro lol Meee-.n. 7 V2 ': 1 7 t , ;,. -e, ',;.) 1:12 l'n-iuim, '-:"" l' Owrii, ',t '7I Clav, ''7.-1 '2.1 Inien, DPI '277 I'lllln,!, 12 7 .I.-h k-on. 12 1 7 ' Iku tli'iloioexv, '.'77 (l .bnnings, i- m Carioli, :;t hi'.) J'ipp. cano,-, 1 1 1 ' IS fidtf JetbM on, I'') laxct;.-. 1051 111 Ihahklm, HI.") 1570 tlil.M.n. lot'. .r)l" Snliixan, '2:V.) DID Knox, 770 121 Yandeib'H'-h, I5IA 211 l';.--. I:dA '2 Dembor, 1 15") 1121 Whit-, Din t:!' IMiani. '270 O00 Kom 'illsl o, '255-1 1) rmmtain, ' ll;5 l!5." ' llm.tmeloii, 1-M "(10 Wahis'b, ' L5i! .r Mongolian y, VMM M W a hheeion, ,a7.- 1 l!7 Mal i bail, 112 Oelt) Henry, 1 1:57 I Clinton, ;; 5 :-:5l .t. Jo i h, 10.7 D" Parke, -7 1 D.57 Craxxford, 27o 1.57 Ilanisou. a; .M51 l'loxd, 4 ;'0'2 .D7 P...V,, ;,(.:) '2 '2 Noble, 1.51 0 Hamilton, G10 27 Jay, 110 o I'-claware, ':: "

kindest teclingsol the heartsol their country nien, l.verv long experience in the

one, i ion or pMor, in almost every condition ol tile, can j s ix ing he xvill he -aMo to give general saui.o inn to no xv if industrious and studious, attain a considerable those xvho may favor him with their cu-oen. HereKiioxvlcdge of the most essential sciences. Hooks are j "n ns his thanks m his old rnsto.ners and soliriis a co;icheap; literary productions are almost innumerable, 4 ti""''"' "f their patronaL'c men of letters are alxvavs roadv. nn.l more than xvillin-r. (O ''!, w "'l l-'" '-istern FASHIONS, and

to aid the vouth in the aciuisitiou of knoxvlcdge. 'I'le-

path that leads to distinction in the republic of science, ! is strewed with flowers, ami fame stands at the end xx ith J

her silver-toned trumpet, ami with a smile of ft iendship proclaims a welcome to all. Who xvill try it? TACITC'-.

usiness lie has no he--nancy in notified to prc.-eni 0e-mDiv piMhen'icat-d f

iit sle.i lo inal.i- ioim.liito laims aiai tsi t o- sani" aro

s-fde-

xviii continue to receive them r-j f.m.''l;;f,)ll, Slj I. '..Ill lti.lT.

ailarlv.

1I-.5W

For thr Potf.

tllev S'.

Bl:t x-& crtl II tittrtt. WUKiUT ,v- kind;, Wishes to purchase a fjuaniity ol 1- Iax-si. ei , for which

xvii! pay i 1 1 or lit " !..

liK-nt. 1 lie I'siale is pro'. i.i'nly solvent. A SALKUFTIIK PIOUSONAL I'.STATi: t If said dee'd. will take place on Satin dav the 0:h of Sep. temln r next, at the hue re-id enc" of Iii" decM. in Perry township, consisting oi stock of variona kinds, farming utensils, corn in tiie n i', haco i, xx heat, houseiio'd and kitchen furniture c. Sale lo n ik 'Hi- lit 10 o'clock oil sai l day. T 'tiih made 1. now n on -.he davofs d.-.

AMU iL PA T'l'

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LJ.57.

fVArn tf 1 1 V James i vens, of Itloonii n gton toxv nslti p Monroe county, la., one liule son .-1 niai e, supposed to ho about It or 12 years o'd., bald face, left ny e (jlass or somel iii ng I keii, four white feet and as many white h-;,rs, no ritlu i.Lunr I..--1 Ii ....I ft I. In 1 . . ti r -i ! . I

such as gave me the finest opportunity . drudging of the ; to flll,,(Ml a0mh hv'joseph Davis and John 0. Johnson, tpiahties ol bismm.l and heart, ami knowing the worth I Cc-rt i iy the above to be a true perfect, and complete of his character. Two short months have not vet ; cony from mv estrav book.

It is with no ordinary feelings of regret that a friend of '"AhniKt's"1 is called upon to record his decease. It

is true that he and the writer of ibis communication !

were not acquainted many months previous to his final departure from the gay scenes ol earth; yet those fexv months, xverc months of intimacy and friendship,

completed their circuit, since he broke through the ;

"Jitter 1 that linked mm to the ignorant, entered the I Literary crena of life, and firmly resolved to reach the J pinnacle of earthly fame, or nobly perish in the attempt. Ami boldly did he persist! hut scarcely had his j fame reached the outskirts of this little village, and astonish the natives with the powers of his mighty mind, I ere he fell a victim to the severity in which hissplend-j did productions were criticised, by those who did not ;

know ho xv to place the right estimate upon talents, at least such as the lamented "Alpheus''' possessed. Hav

ing a mind, in energy surpassed by fexv, he bid fair for a long life, cheered by the smiles of attached friends, and crowned with the rewards of successful enterprise. A fexv short painful weeks have prostrated that boyish strong h, chilled that warm blood at its fountain and stilled that active and energetic mind. A fexv weeks'. Apparently how insignificant the space of time and yet how full of desolaiion! This youth had been successfully devoted to the improvement of thee mind. He

had prepared himself for an author, and was Jilted to

fill xvith usefulness and honor, a high place amongst the intelligent of the land. Thus having prepared himself for a useful life, just as he had entered upon its active duties, and began lo move in a sphere for which he was designed, surrounded by friends and

cheered by the smiles of the Fair, ho was' snatched by the hand of death., from the society of dear friends, and

all those flattering prospects of usefulness and honor, have forever failed. Like the young tree in all the pride of its leaves and brandies, and the promise of its blossoms thalsilcntly xv it hers, falls and scatters itsun-

ripened ftuit upon the ground. The writer of this ar-

Amiust l!U7.

John v. lf.u. lo-Jw

TAK FN UP BY William Colder, in Salt creek township, Monroe county Indiana, a sorrel . i ... ..." ii . i i

(jAifil supposed m ne iii or i z ycais oni, i. nanus I fri high, Fins.ll fitar in her forehead and a roan TOM&i stripe runnini'"down her face, asnipon her

nose, benight hind foot white, a roan spot on the rudit thigh, heavy tail, xvith a small bell perhaps worth a dol

lar, tied on with a thin strop ot upper leal her, appraise! to $20 by Peter Whisenand and llohert Leforce, be fori me on the 1st day of August 1(5.57. J. I!. MVERS. J. 1 10-dxv

August IC'li, r:r,r.

A tl mill if l rater's .oticr.

BilK undersii; ted h.x ing mini' nistered on the est uc dL ot 'A! i' o a ii ( ! olile u. r' . icq uosis a II persons iiax"-

nu; claim a . ai ii -; s.. iii e.-l i'e lo pre.-e.i I ! bciii hc curd i ng

lo law. and all Dioseevvi er the same to make-incneiii ato

payment. The e-aa e is insolvent.

On S.uiird tv th' -.'.1 I of Sept. next, at the boue of La xv .e nee footer, i.i leanl'osom toxv nship, "don i oo

CO I 1 1 1 V . I.i. ii. -1 1 e i

inopei iv oi sam

bushels of corn lo ;

sen al pun ic x cue ue ine lot-owing

state

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to xx o: one nl!e gun, aUuit go ; v e.ii some oilier articles. A

cred't id" six mo it !.- xv i I be given by Die purchaser .jiving note and approved -ecu iix. S.'i t sale to lie heixvceil

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A. Al. and 4 P. ?d. oa sai l day. martin uo:;le.. ,. 4'!-:5w

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Ailininistrutois Nolict'.

NOT If lil is hereby given, that the undersigned have taken letters of administration from the Clerk of the Probate court of Owen county, Indi ma, on the estate of Jane Mcf ahe laleol Clark county, Indiana, dee'd. All persons indebted to the said estate are reijues;od to make immediate payment, and those having claims against the same, are notified to present them duly authenticated for settlement. The estate is supposed to be

insolvent. joiin Mccormick, . ... THOMAS McCORMlf K, S AugUPt 23d, 1037. 40-3 v DACOX! BACOM1.'

Persons who have engaged to pay us bacon for their subscriptions to the Post would confer a favor on us by filling their engagements soon.

?i-fr Hjamt tor Sale

il I-j sn',i-c. ilu r offers for Fale one !i iiml - ed acres of land xvii hiii til ee mi is of Lloomiiiu to:;t thirty ii vo

or forty ncres ch ared; lac e is y good and never failing so.'iiig, ad npp'e orcha a ; it being a part of the North H. (nailer ofSeciloii tni.iccji, township i iyht North of 11 inge two xv est. -ALSO Two hnudrel and foity acres, to xvit: the east half of tbj south xv est quaito.-ol' section liumhi-r twenty two, nid

the west bail oi me sonih xvcsi or. ot Heelion aloresaiil

and mnge one east, also, the east ball' of the north xvest

ir. of sec. iiii idier txveniy seven, toxvn ciglit noriU range n foresaid, o i xv hicli there i a sa!l. works in successful opciiition. For terms apply lo the suli criber in Idootniiigtoti. JOHN '.OWf.ANTl. August 14th, 11537. 3? j I'ttici. HAVtNtl ilescided on clo.-i ig my f-forc concern, an-l needing money, 1 am under the necessiiy of cull, ing on those who are indebted to me, oa note and l-nok account, to make payment immediately. J-'iisiue.s will call me from home, the gi cater part of my Dene, Mr. Wilson will attend at my store, who is auihori.cd to.- ctth- mv

business. JOHN LOWLANP. 1 August 1 1th. 137. .ji-.;