Bloomington Post, Volume 3, Number 2, Bloomington, Monroe County, 22 December 1837 — Page 3
THE POST.
BLOOM IXKTOX. I .' DIANA: FRIDAY.".. DPCEMilER 22, 1837.
THE PEOPLE'S CANDIDATE, foh n:i:smr.NT
THE PRESIDENCY.
-Yet for ncccity of pre? cut life,
I must show al).-:r a:ul si;jn of love
Which is indeed I utsiji). We arc not a'.ail surprised to hear a great portijii of the Van Huron party pas encomiums upon Mr. Webster, and indeed almost signify their intention to support him for the next presidencyThe fact is they fear General Harrison and are well aware that unless a division lakes place in the Whig ranks, as did in the late contest, their defeat i. inevitable in 1 040. We have been frequently lei by honest and influential Van Ruren men in this section of the country that General Harrison is the only man that l.ns any chance to defeat Mr. Van Curcn. This is, beyond doubt, the honest .ophion of the whole party, but a portion of them in one section of the I'nion holds out an idea to tho Whigs that Mr. Webster is the strong man ani the one they most fear, and that he is. more wrthy of their upport than any other man in their ranks. In other parts of the Unin the same language is employ ed by them in relation to Gen. Harrison and Mr. Clay. This coure taken by the Van Huron party, is to try to make a division in theWhig ranks and induce them to bring out two or three ci.n lidates. The editor of the la. Democrat, the organ of the party in this State, remarked but three or four weeks since, that Mr. Webster was the only man in the Whig ranks that he could ever think of Supporting for the Presidency. This is the language of the Democrat in substance, wo have mislaid the number containing'thc article and cannot make the quotation precisely. Since the above
is determined to obtain an opposition press, whose editor will be more of a gentleman than to ask him to pay ' old accounts. The individuals above.described are'always dissatisfied with every thing that is, or can be, and even the works of their Creator are imperfect in their view. All we can say to them is. to bring on your press and if 'ou are to
be its supporters, we shall soon hear of its untimely death.
On the 9th inst. the Legislature ! elected the
following gentlemen to wit: Isaac Naylor, President Judge of theYirst Judicial Circuit. President Judge of the Second Circuit John !II- Thompson without opposition. President Judge of the third Cir
cuit, Miles C. Eggleston. Prosecuting Attorney of
the first Circuit Joseph A Wright. Prosecuting At torney for the third Circuit, John Dumo.vt.
A young lady of Oreencasfle.J Indiana, by the name White, recently put an end to her existance by hanging; herself with a rope suspended from the collar beam of her fathers d welling'house. Theon'y cause assigned for her committing the act, is that her father reproved her for a trilling offence and'her mother indicted a slight chastisement on her for striking a younger .sister.
1XDIAXA LEGISLATURE.
TWENTY-SECOND SESSION.
Front the Indiana Journal . SUMMARY. Not beingable'to bringjup our detailed proceedings, inconsequence ofthoroom occupied in our last number by the President's Message, and in the present ".number by important legislative documents, our reporters have furuishedaus the following brief sketch of some of the; most important matters transacted since our last. On Wednesday, in the Senate, Mr. Dunning, from the select committee to which it had been referred, reported back without amendment the bill for the division of the 7th and the formation of the 1 Ulh Judicial circuit, which was laid on the table.
A resolution was adopted, cn motion of Mr. Smith,
On Roads. Messrs. Beard of M., Daily, Cole, Green, Chambers, Moore, Cathcart, Hoagland, Stafford, Terman, and Watts of D. On Canals and Internal Improvements. Messrs. Clark, Beard, of M., Sigler, Thompson of L., Dunn, Hackett, Casey, Mitchell, Bell, Thompson of J., Colerick, Bradbury, Morgan ofR., and Mount. On the town of Indianapolis. Messrs. Bradv, Little, Puett, Thompson of J., Walker, Trask, Mount, Stanford, Puett, Kennedy, Watt of U., and Dobson. On Claims. Messrs. Sigler, Bradbury, Walker, Mount, Dunn, Daily, Stafford, Stanford,' Cole,' Casey, Hacked, and Bowen. On State Prision. Messrs. Daly," Holland, Vawter, Mitchell, Watt of TJ., Green, Brady, Thompson of J.,Trask, Cathcart, Tuley, and Terman. On Unfinished Business. Messrs. Kennedy,
Smith, Cathcart, and Moore. On X'.a'e Library. Messrs. Thompson of P. Finch, Bowen, Chambers, Bell, Baird of ;. J., Colerick, Clark, Daily, Dunning, Dobnon, and Elliott, On Public Buildings. Messrs. Walker, Little, Stewart, Terman, Wait of D., Morgan of D., Bowen, Kennedy, Crawford, and .Moffat.
ku inv oiaie nam;. .Messrs. awier, similar, Tulcy, Elliott, Dunn, Clark, Thompson of L., Baird of St. J., Beard of M., and Morgan of'.R. On theCanal Fund. Messrs. Colerick, Mitchell, Clark, Stafford, Thompson of L., .Thompson cf P., Sigler and Hackett. On Agriculture. Messrs. Stewart, Little, Beard of M., Hoagland, Crawford, Watt of U. Tulcy, Biady, Bradbury, Chambers, .Morgan of D., Daily on.) Mount. On Corporations. Messrs. Thompson of I. Kennedy, Thompson of J., Dunn, Casey, Moore, Puett, Smith, Dunning and Finch. JJn Enrolled Fills. Me.rs. Stauford andEw-in".
Owen couni. ) Owen county Prolate Court, Nov. Term. 1837. James M. II. Allison, Ex'r, and Elizabeth Allison Exr'x. I of the estate of John B. Alii-yPetitionton sell Kea! son, de'ed. Estate.
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The heirs of said deceased
CiO-uES now- the said Petitioners, by Chamr-er, 1 their at'ornoy, and on motio11. leavc-.i.s giver , ; ihey liie their A, lies in , and o:i further mo.io;., 'I. rod i'lat Piibprnas issue hoi in, against ;larv An:i Josliu and Amasa Joslin, Samuel liowe and Elia"fth his wife, Noah Alli.-on, John P. AIi.'-;i:i, sa.1 Oenamin A. Ahision, direcie." to the .';;!ic: i:i ei Own.i county, and Jo.sima O. Howe and Lncin'! his
STATJJOF INDIANA, ) Lawrence county. Lawrence county Probate Court Nov. Term, 1037. Samuel M'Afee Adm'rof the estate of Edward M'Afee deceased. ( Cumj-lniij fint'f tclvvncy, The creditors of said decedent, j
flOMES'lhe paid Administrator and files his com
directing the committe on canals and internal im-1 rlamant herein whereupon it is ordered hyth nmt D..,..i.tc t.-v u-li-it monna cK 1 1 lr Cou rt that th e cred itors of Paid state be notified c
' s vu iv. u l o iir ii i v iiv 1 1 1 v u o c iiui i ployed for the improvement of the Michigan Road, so as to secure its usefulness to the public. Mr. Morgan introduced a joint resolution of the General Assembly of the State of Indiana to Congress, in favor of making the paper of specie paying banks receivable for public lands, which was read, and on a motion to disjense w ith the rule and read it a second time, a disultory bebate ensued, in which the object ofthe joint resolution was sup(orted by Messrs. Crawford, Morgan, Clark, and Thompson of L. and opposed by Mr. Kennedy, the joint resolution was ordered to a secotnl read
ing to-morrow.
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the filing and pendency of -aid complaint, by publication, for six weeks successively, in wmc news paper, ashy law required, and that unless Fiich creditors notify said Administrator of the existance and extent of their respective claims, by filing the nme or a statement of the nature description or date ofthe contract or assumpsit upon which the same may be founded, in the office of the Clerk of said Court, previous to the final distribution of the ae!sof the estate of said decedent such claims will be postponed in favor ofthe claims ofthe more diiligctit creditors, and this cause is continued. A ropv a!t,'st, ROBERT MITCHELL, Cik. L PC icv
A communication was received from the Judges
ofthe Supreme Court, in answer to a resolution of
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assertion 01 tne Democrat, we nuu m us cuiumu 01 1 mo enate, giving the inlormation that, on account the 12th inst. these words: "If M r.JYan P.iren is to 'f the protracted sickness and death of one ofthe he. defeated, in God's name, let .n n-t Ime 1 V-nel ; J'H. "d eons.-quent increase ofthe amount
... , - ,. ., .... ,-. of duties icqmrcd of the other two, they had not i Joseph 11. iison, Webster for his sueecsor. I he editor m the a.- ab,,; to complt0 it in ft mnnncr which wouM !ed T. Wilso,,, tele from which we make'th'.s 'iuotatim. a'.o insin- ,0 justice either to the public or themselves, in time' '. 10 "!a" .-V".11"14 ',nl
to report it to the oresont General Assembly. bu'J V;l7"t!'."' ,u.' i''
11 1.,. . .. 1.. ... . 1 .1. . --'a 5 Vl -on
the "'"ii 1 ' ii'iy 10 rfiM'ii a tuin Mi-ii; revision iu me , y 1
t Stair !' Indiana, Lawrence Circuil court, March 'Firm, 187. RobertlWilson, "
tv.fe, a.id .! o'i 11 A. Parmer the heic of
if. , laio Ala; i Us a Aliifosi, direcfr-d to .t'ie.
.Wonroe eounty, and ainisi't Jun o
'-a his wife, directed 10 ;i;e .-.Iseria.'' of Cv
;mhi uii'in mo 10:1 ami ?.:.:; av: I li'ee. it a
i'im ."viepneru aini ia.i.ua lii.- vne aid heirs, are noil reside.; : i 01 J:.v..it is tliereio e ordered tinit a co iv ? f ;ub!i-!ied for four week. i.i f-erersij.-, -ixty !ays ticfore t'ie li.-'t dav oi'ihe 21 eon. ;, in The lloo.ut:i;:. Pu.-t,' l.c.i:.'.
f ie sai-.i !k iif, to I e :n:'.(
t ia nr-.-a l . ;-.:i o! !e;iitir, to s;ud ' 'o:)!aii;c(! xl'l be I
da Farherin" of
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;; rr.i el t.'ii.5 i;i;r e .!."'! of hi : day
i.ii to'ir:, !3 answer, p-.H and : t'ie tua'tCi-s iu;! t!.?:: rs l!?ivin kc: as tonf- s-. d and t'' crcee l
appear nere 0:1
on turiher uio-
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he is lie:eby o boh iif, of
on areon'i::';!;.- in tueir ai '-c 'ee, ar.d,
non e i'.ercn mat :Ji L I-Hrnte.-, I.e, ar. appointed, Guardian adlii-r.i, for and
;he sail! Jo'in A. Farmer, herein, ami o.-desed that this cause be continued Uiiti! next Term. ; A truocopy a'.trt t. C jo:i:;.:of, c;erk. Nov. 1C37. 1-4
T
uat's that the Whigs shouldnot forsake Gen. Ilnr-
tison. What n strange for t "nd'eii'iti 'liH:-i
I I I J In chancery.
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vi vesterdav, ( 1 uesuay) .lr. I ltoMrsoN oil..: ,ian W
Democrat in the short (T space "f hree or four.
.week. What can it mean? U it not p'ain proof, from t,;,. j.I(ijcinry Committee, reported a bill cs-i i'ei,
that the party is trying to lo-tcr the ms :ord v. men ( tab:ihmg a un'.'jrm mode ot doing county b"--ine i likely to take p!acin the Whig ranks? We : by Coutity Commissioners, which asscd lu a sufha',1 h1 dotJbt, in a few weeks, henr it inM-uia'cd 00,1,1 ri';a',in Thc me gentleman also, from the . . . . ..... . ; same Committee, reported a bill repealing the statfrom the same source, that the Whig, ought to utc which requircs jmX corcrt to cxAw.A srp. support Mr. Clay. W e hope the Wings have in-. arate ail( ararl from their husband when conveytelligenco ar.d prudence enough to manngo their j ing property, which passed to a second reading. own affairs without anv dictation from, their oppo-1 The same gentbman, from the same Committee, re- ... , .1 " . 1 . , . r 11, 1 'i ... ...l ported against the expediency if substituting solitan;nN. W e a (mire the tileMts o I lenrv t lav and 1 ,. - ' o , " ; rv conlinement lor hie lor capital punishment. Daniel Webster, and hare no doubt of their wor-j Til0 l)iU prantin!T clianrr, r ..,, . inshu!.
thiness to fill the Presidential chair; hut we know ' Gifj'mg, of Monroe county, charged with the murlieither of them can le elected, and it is therefore ;derof his wile, from Hloomington to Terre Haute, nselesstohring either of them out. Kentucky is thc i 'as reported back to the Senate from a Select . ... , r .. . ., ,.. " . 1 Committee without amendment. Mr. Di;nn moved on V Wrstcr shta'e of which Mr. Clay can get the ,n . , ,, , , . ... ., - j b to recommit thc Mill to a select Committee with 111T )te. Mr. Webster cannot get one. Gen. Harri- structions to strike out Vigo and insert some county son was the first man that broke the Jackson ranks adjacent to Monroe, on the ground that there were in the West, and he is the only man that can tsike a rcat numberof witnesses, some of them old and cm-! of them H-.n Van Huron, if Mr. Clav or Web-! j!t',,,e' ,w,, coul'l not attend a Court so remote as , ,. . , , , ... ' . 1 1 erre Haute. I he change ol venue was advocat-
9-ersnnum tie mougn; out, nicy ... scarcely re- whh O;lrnostness by Messrs. Dunning, Thomp-
cuve ono vote nut of one hunured ol thoe who left Son of L. Finch, Dohson, and Kennedy, who preferthn JacUso.n ranks and supported Gen. Harrison, red Vigo county, liecauso the petitioner petitioned
I f the Whins will lv: vi., enough to abandon the . fav,r " county, and liecausc it was alleged ,.7.- . I. . that the preiudice against the iinsoner extended to idea ofhoUmg (. onventions and celebrating thc ( fhe nci,;,wJrin comUics. J also, by Mcssrs. vi'i'.orics which they have, and may lmrealtcr a- Colerick, Clark, Thompson of P. and oMiers, who r'lieve, in State deeiinns,nnd r'nite upon Gen. Har-1 favored the re-commitment so as to change the venrison, they are sure of sucecss; but if they contin-1 to some county contiguous to Monroe, so as to . , ... .. , ,,r enable thcjwilnesses to attend. Mr. Mitchell opposue to nursue their present course they arc sure ot . . . . 1 1 "c 1 I 1 - . cd the change a toge her,5 and expressed his lears
defeat. W e wish it understood .mat we go against Celebrations and Conventions and go for General WM. II. HARRISON for '.the Presidency in 1840.
.No other man, if he lives and suffers the people to use hu name as a candidate, can have our support. We "nail our colors to the mast" once more and w.ll stand by them "sink or swim T1
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HE u mie!iciH-d have admiiiisrcrd on the es-
tat3 of James K. lleinii'iil!, lale of Mo.irce coun
ty, la. dre'd. All those indebted to said Estate are requested to make immediate payment, and t'.iosa havinr claims to present them according to law. Tiie estate is probably solvent. JAMES TLAIR, Sen. ) . , , V.'iLLIAjl M. MILLEN. AlImr s Dec. 9th, 1037, 1-3 Also en Monday the first day of January 1833. will :e Fold at the late reide!ice ol" s ii i decedent, ia Ploomingtoii the following personal propeiiy to wit: One horse, 12 or 15 head of Cattle, a number of Hogs, Household and kitchen furniture, A CONSIDERABLE AMOUNT OF MERCHANDIZE, And niany other criicles not necessary to mention. A credit ol" Z months will he given on all ?iim over liree dollar, by the purclia-er giving nose and appro', , d Sd'urity for the pnrchsue n.oney. taid fala ..I be tit'twcfu the hours of 10 o'clock A. M. and ti P. M.rn f-aid 'lay aild continue f.o. ' day to d".V uhlil tho hole oi iid est ai e s'i all he si i':'. " JA '.I::s 'If. IR,'scn.'f , . . W.M. M. Mil.LKN, ( AJ;!" -- lie,-. lft,-;7.
Sale off aiHl and Town Iot.
nson,
BY vi.-i u- of a t'.'ci civ. ten,.
';:ncu Wilo'.i, dec
C'i.MES said complainant hy Dunn bi" 'so'iehor, J and lilt s in the ollice o"' '; k ofsai ' rouri. lue ntfidavit of a disinterested p .: on, set!ui,r fori'.i that the abov.- namedjdefendants ('"n ed T. W i'Mi i. cxrepted) are nou rpideef ol'tlie state ot Indiana. Tiioy, th said defendant arc ' lii'i -efore herein .mtilied, that unless they plead, answer or demur to said complainants bill (in the above milled sun) on or before the calling of said cause, at the next U-rm ol'said court, to lie liolden at the court bouse in lledfoitl on thesecond, Monday of March next, the sa.u
bill, as to such defendants, will betaken a confessed.
ROPERT M H i ll ELL, CPk. L. C.C. Nov. ICth, Itur. l-:tw
re o;' s'if u.-,iroe f'ircuii court, l ie) i of in.;?, i f-.ia!l fell to th
'...:,'f i i 'd.ler M (.ubbc .,.'r nt at the Court Jioissa i' l'!o '-.-ion. o,i the 1 .t'l 'ay o ' January next, tho : I'lowim; real ?;;! of George lienry, to satisfy a uiit; ucnt rendered at said iriii against said lienry and in fa vor ot" .lanies r"a. ls, tn vvi;: Tb s;nut!i Eat (juarier ot'sect.'on 'J in township 0 N. o- II. 1 Wr-st. Also, one in lo; in the town of 1'loou;il'i'ou, i.now.i by number id. Said land will lo o'd in ;u;n ;it c u.ii . .. and a good and valid tit'.j will t-c made mireha-e'- or purchasers Sarcordin ;o i i intent ot'said decree, and will bp sold between
.ii- .k.m-p ..ii in o ciock , ju. ana 4 o ciock. i .vi. on aid day. E. UL AIR, Sheriff, M.C. Oct. lllh. 1!;.17. ij
Cirmi county Circuit court , (Jclobtr, Ttrtn, lt'.J".
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The old cry an opposition press. There area a certain illiteral'! set in our town, that scarcely read a page in a book, or a column in a newspaper, from June to January, who pretend to be dissatis
fied with our paper, and every month or two, are
talking ,oout, and trying to induce some one to set up here in opposition to us. It is a well known fact that those very individuals who talk so much about a new ;:rcsv nciihcr have the means nor the gent roui heart ia support any press, unless it be in the same way they have supported ours to take a
paper and have other work done and never pay for
lit. One of the leaders of this clan, who is now try
ing to induce our patrons to withdraw and support
the contemplated new press, is, and has been, in
debted to us for some time, for which we have occasionally dunned him. This insolence in us, ol
course insulted him (as it does all gentlemen of his
cloth) and in order to rcak his vengeance on us he
that a change, especially to so remote a county as
Vigo, would amount to a defeat of the ends of jus-
lice. He contended that there were enough of disinterested men in Monroe county men who would not be influenced by flying reports to do justice to the accused. Mr. Dai I'd of fst. Joseph, concurred
generally in the remarks of Mr. Mitchell, and opposed the change to Vigo, but was willing to grant
a change to an adjacent county. Mr. Brady moved
to amend the instructions to the Select Committee, so as to fix upon Putnam county, which was agreed to, and the bill was recommitted.
David M. Dobson,
VI. Jesse I'arnes, K Iuchancerr.
Thomas Pradford, Hiram Pray , & Carpus Shaw,
CiOMES now the paid complainant by IIeter and J Eckels, biff solicitor-, and files, the bill herein iV
from affidavit filed, it appears to thc satisfaction of
the Court, that said Hiram j;rav,isa non resident ol
this State: It is therefore ordered bv the Court, iluu
the pendency of this suit be published in the Post, i
punlic newspaper, published in the town ot bloominirton, in this Stale, at least four r-uccessive week:
sixty days before the first day of the next Ter n ol this Court, and that unless the said Pray be and appear here on the first day ofthe next Term of tbi'i Court and answer the said conip'ai nants said i.'iil the matters and things therein contained will l e taken for confessed ani this cause 13 continued to the next
Term of this Court; l ' '- S. R. CAVENS, Chrk. Octnhcr, 7i 1 037. 1 - 4oV.
Male of Indiana, ) Lawrence county. Ijrwrcrtce Circuil court, Sept. Term, 1837. Mary Ann liartwell, compla't. r retitionfor divorce Calvin P. liartwell, deft. ClOMESthe complainant by Dunn, her solicitor, f and it appi a. iii'j; to the Fati-i'.iction of the court, (on affidavit filed) that Paul defendant is not a resilient of thirl st.ite. It is therefore ordered by tho court that thp rtemlency of this cause be pulf-shei in the Pcdlbrd Transcript or i loomins;:o;i Pj.;t, for then weeks successively, and that unless paid dele ml ant appear on or before the ca:liag-f said cause, at the next term off-aid court to be hoiden at the court bouse in Vdford, on tiie second liondar of i ?!.- rch next, the fome will be tiied in his absence.
untilwliic.h time this cause is continued.
A copy attest, ROBERT I.TITCIIELL, Oik. L- C. C.
STANDING COMMITTEES OF THE SENATE.
Committee on Elections. Messrs. Smith, Cham
bers, Brady, (Jreen, Moore, Terman, Little, Hoag
and, Crawford, Stewart and Howen. On Ways and Means. Messrs. Elliott, Morgon
ofR. Walts of U., Walker, Finch, Moflt, Puett,
Tulcy, Dobson, Watts of D., Cathcart, and Vaw
ter.
On the Jndicirry. Messrs. Thompson ofL.,
riiomnson of P., Colei lck, Dunning, Hackett, Ken
nedy, Baird, of St. J., Elliott, and Finch.
On Education. Messrs. Uunning, I rask, lowing,
Thompson of P., Dobson, Cole, Standford, Smith
Mitchell, Stafford, Vawte, Baird of St. J., Moffat
and Bowen.
On Military Affairs. Messrs. Morgan of R. Mor
nan of D., Bell, Ewing, Stewart, Casey. Tuley
Smilth, Sigler, Crawford, Cole, Green, and Watts
of D
EST RAY HORSES. TAKEN UP by Daniel Slough, living in Jefferson township, Owen county, Ind.,oue dark chesnut sorrel mare, fourteen and a half hands high, belli bind
feet white, and the richt forefoot white, aFcar ontus
near side behind the girth, supposed to be a burn, a small saddle mark on tho near side, close behind the
withers, a brand on each shoulder supposed to 1
done with the bottom of a stirrup iron, ablaze in her
forehead and asnip on the nose, the right eve some
what sunk.no other marks or brands perceivable,
supposed to be 7 or B years old, appraised to 30 dol
lars. Also one nam hay colt; witii ulacli legs mane
and tail, supposed to be one year old past, no brands
or. marks perceivable, appraised to $18 liy.Emsley
Hall and Adam riscus, br. belore me,
ANDREW AKNEY. JT Dec. 6th, 1037. 2-3 w
TAM OP
BY Jared Wiiluca of Franklin tovrnsbip Owen county on? dari 1 ay mare three ycaia old ps-.t vit'i a star i:i her forehead, a small snip on her ro?c, with a he-ivy mane ami ta '!, fourteen
nanus ami iwo incurs i:!u r.o otner marks or brands perceivable, and appraised lo thirtyfive dollars by Noah Al!k-on, MyramU West fill and David M. Dobson, before me this November 21st 1837. MES3ER SECREST, J. P. I certify the above to be a true copy from my estray book.iven tinder my hand and saalthia '21st of November 1837. M.S. J.T. 1-3
Taken up
BY John Snider, of Highland township Green county Indiana, one Pale Red Cow, with white specks on her flanks, belly and shoulders, supposed
to be 4 year8oia last spring, manted witn a crop on the left ear, and a hole in the same, a swallowfork in the right. No other marks or brands perceivable, appraised to eleven dollars by James R. Snider and Willis Fongute, before me, ISAAC ANDERSON, J P December 6th, 1837. 2-3v
Latest Eastern fashions just received. ABHAXtAJRX PUNK, IK THE NEW FRAME BUILDING OPPOSITE THE MES3!tS. orchard's IN'N, Is now prepared to execute work of all kinds in his line, in the most fashionable aud durable manner. From his long experience in the business he has no hesitancy in saying he will be able to give general satisfaction to those who may favor him with their custom. He returns his thanks to hie o! 1 customer! and solicits a continuation of their patronage. fflooming'.on , Abr. 17, 1837. 1-atf