Cass County Times, Volume 1, Number 2, Logansport, Cass County, 16 November 1831 — Page 3

friendship. AmVl)ie usefulness of his ac-l It -w painful to learn, as we do from tions and we wish htm well.. We will (the Georgia papers that a conilict of a

not abandon him in the hour of hi ad

versity, hut we cannot indulge a hope in favor of his political fortune?, for we

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know that he connot oe ciecteu to me Presidency of this good republic." That those gentlemen have said this we ate prepared to prove. The vicr presidency. The elf clion of nn individual to be supported at the next Election for the o'liceof Vice-President by friend of our present excellent Chief Magis-r-wr h of late, been the subject of much

remark. With the exception of some of the standing the decision of the court.

paoers of renusylvania. we neueve ine sentiments of the friends of the administration generally is in favour of adopting tlie recommendation of the memocrs of the legislature of New Hampshire, to hold a Contention in Baltimore in May next, to select

an individual for the office. The general last pension they generally appeared

e from , ,r- J "ri -

Pennsylvania; and could the members of the determined upon this measure; and it

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serious cnaracier nas arisen in ueoria, between the executive and judicial departments of the government of that slate. On the receipt of judge Clay

ton s decision against the constitutionality of the law prohibiting the digging of golden the Cherokee country by the Indians cf that tribe, governor Gilmer despatched a new order to colonel San-

ford, requiring him to carry the act ot the legislature into effect, with the militarv force under his command, notwith-

PARTNERSHIP.

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A great change, it is said, has taken place in the minds of the Creek Indians as to the propriety of their removal

westward. Upon the payment of their

wish appears to be to select a candidate

party in that State agree upon the person to is thought, that by this time next year,

THE subscribers have eaterel into partnership in the

CABINET AMD

A "T? MAKING

BUSINESS.

Their SHOP will be found on the comer vf Canal & Bridge streets,

LOG A XS PORT, fXDIA XA ,

Fomcrly occupied by P. Grubb.

TUo rit irons of Loansnort. and the

o I ' public generally, are, therefore, re

spcctfully informed that they can, on

the shortest, be supplied witn any .u

tide in their line of business, buch

it Mime BIAKIHG.

i, eLlnrtP. tliere is hardly a doubt ot that

person being fiv'd upon by the party generally. This however, appears at present, next to impossible. Various citizens of thatStatehave been named, by their respective friends, and they seem to be urged with a degree of feeling, and adherred to with a tenacity which renders it improbable that they will be willing to yield to any considerations of expediency or propriety. Under such circumstance it is didicult to say what course may te best; aud shold the various sections of the party m that Stile persist in their vehement and deiermi:ied preference?, it may become a question whether it may not be dxpedient proper to select r.i individual from some other State. Should that course be adopted, we tb.iuli that from the manner in which Colonel Richard M. Johnsou h.s been spoken of in

various Darts of the country, he would be

most likely to be generally preferred. His claims have been favorably noticed in New

York, New Jersey, l'enny vania, Ohio and

other places; and we must eay that placing

out of view all other considerations than

those of the merit and claims of the individual,

be is the person to whom we should feel in

clined, as we have already indicated, lo give

cur decided preference. ull. uazette

they will have removed en masse beyond the Mississippi. There can be no doubt

that this resolve, has been occasioned bv the necessitv of the thing, now self-

evident to these miserable people, themselves.

By Lewis Neff, a resident of rock creek township, Carroll County

TTTE cWrifwr rrcnort.l 1 ' " ,uv j

rally informs the citizens of j A CHESNUT SORREL HORSE. LOGAXSPORT, and itskith r star and snip, nine or ten ycais

vicinity, that he has com-;!. lourieen nanus ana a hall high, a mcncd the above business. I whitish colored tail, and some sadd).;

in all its. various branches. -1" on both sides ot the bajk.

one door Ea.t of the Print

ing Ojhe, . LOGAXSPORT, Indiana,

where Laeucs and Gentlemen can be

ra nc'ics. 1 m,w "wm Murs u me ti.tJK, ai.

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some marKS on doui legs, suppose (I to have been done by the hopples, a iitt! spot of white hair near the hoof on ti;e.

accommodated on the shortest notice. clt hind foot, ho other marks or He has, and intends keeping, a lire brand? perceivable, appraised toforlv stock of the best materials on hand, dollars by Jacob Riegleand Abraliarn Shoes, ready made, coarse and fine, jBrandman. A true copy from my can be had at any time. jestray book, piven under mv hand ai:i

BENJAMIN EN Y ART

Lexington and Ohio Rail Road. A commencement of this magnificent

work was made at Lexington on Satur-

day the 22d of October, with the cere-

mony of laying the corner stone, which

was done by Gov. Metcalf in the pres-

ence of an immence concourse of people

Contracts for sections of the road have

already been made below the estimated price. The Reporter says "it is now

confidently expected that six miles of

the road will be in ue by next August."

Plain and Columned nJRSA.US, French and Fancy BEDSTEADS, Plain and ormmented CHASTE, And TURNING of all kinds, &c.

TJi-v will warrant their work of

the best quality, and intend to sell low for CASH, or approved country PRORICHARD II ENS LEY, ISRAEL NEAL. Loansport, Nov. lGth, 1C3K

tice.

seal, this 2d day of August. 1 Sou . IS'OM ATKINSON, J P-

If otice.

TiETTERS of administration have been taken out by the undersigned, on the etate ofUOHKitTSinnr.rc i.t nf (v, ,. ...r.t..

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ueceaseil, therelore, all persons IN DEBT

TAKEN UP WI!, ti e undersigned, Leir.g called on to appraise an cstray, taken up by Samuel Iirown in Adams Township, Allen County, Indiana, find the same to- be

BRIGHT BAY HORSi:,

d last ssprinj a hlaza in b

I'D to said estate are requested to make!tl:rce J0319 b

limmediate payment, and all those havi:ir i 'r l:M-2 hands high, both hind feet white.

uguiusi me same, are herer-v noti-! ' 11 il a :ciovv me Knee,

ueu 10 present them, legally proven, within ; 11 ,,lu,rdl imiicr. .ippraisea to twenty hvo one year from thisdate. The estate is pro-il!ollars J this 2Gth day of August. i"'3I, bably solvent. ' Jabez S liojcrs and John Ulakelv.

JACOB BOWMAN, Adai'r.

THERE will he sold at public vendue, o i the twelfth day of December

nrxt. nt the late dwcHimr house of

PETER MOORE, dec. in Eel town

ept. 1831.

I he aoovc 13 a true copy from the certify , jcate filed in iny offic1.

JOHN ROKEHS. J. P.

TAKEN UP

BY Christopher McCombs a resi: dent of Rock Creek township, Carroll County, A BROYN MARE,

Taken

Cleveland. 0. Oct. 4.

Shipwreck. On Friday last, the steam boat Ohio, on her passage up the Lake, discovered the hull of a vessel on her beam ends five miles from shore opposite Presque Isle. On nearing her she was found to be dismasted aud filled with water. Her small boat was seen at a short distance also filled with water. Her stern was nearly covered with water, but the word '"Conneaut,, was visible, which lei to the supposition that she was the " Marshall of Conneaut.-- a new vessel, as we understand, that had recently been at this port and supplied with shipping papers. Her situation rendered it certain that all on board had perished.

New.Orleans, Sept. 17. The $37.00 which had i been stolen on board of the steamer Kentuckian, were found

the day before yesterday behind the burying

ground . The clerk of the boat has ac-

knowledg'd himself to be the principal author

of the theft; though it would seem that he

had accomplices, whose names he was uuwilling to divulge.

The last Milledgeville Journal contains -a correspondence between Gov. Gilmer and Mr. Cass, the Secretary of war, from which it appears that the President has appointed Mr. Curry as United States Agent for opening an enrolment register for such Cherokees within the chartered limits of Georgia, as many be disposed to emigrate beyond the Mississippi. The measures is to be pressed with as much alacrity as possible. Globe.

The Rhode Island American has hauled down the Clay flag, and up with the Wirt steamer.

The post master general has lately

decided, that if postmasters do not ive due notice to their publishers, in case any papers are not taken from their ollices, " they are liable to pay the. sum

which would he due horn subscribers."" "An order in cor.sul of the Ermh government oi the recent date, has beet: published here, which admils American

vessels to trade with the British islands in the. West Indies, and other of hi Britanic majesty's; possessions aboard, by which order, I am informed bv the crown lawyer here, American vessels are permitted to trade with the colony. I hope and trust, that the trade thus reciprocally opened between the United State? and Great Britain, may conduce to the commercial advantage and prosperity of both powers:" From Lie Roval Ladv's Miaxine. -l"i NO P A LOVER NOVvv."

I cannot talk as once I could, Of sunshine, sighs, and tears; The music of the mountain fiood I discord to my cars.

I cannot sit arid "bay the moon,"

H ith nigat dews on mv brow .

Earn not such a simple loon-

1 M NOT A LOVER NOW."

I cannot dine on balmy air,"

I cannot sup on sijjhs,

I cannot drink the dew drops fair,

1 nat tail from v lora s eyes. That all, no doubt, is very line; I thought so once, but now l"d rather have a pin of wine

BY William 01inrer. a resident of ror'r

creek Township, Carroll County, A sufUUM, MAUL',

j sixteen hands high, supposed to be reven

supposed to be hvo years old last jeyo blind, right hind fjot white. .No oth-

hip, tlic goods and cnat les belong.ng , f)ot and bolh wllilt. ed to forty dollars, by Eli Catner and Willi.

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am Ci Kin son

A true coppy from my cstray lock. rivea

under rnv haiid and seal, this 'Jd day cf August, 131.

ISOM AD KIN SON", J, P.

' - , '11 1 .wwi. num., w"u Will 1UIIU tl I totheltateot the aid deceased, con- fourlw n hanJs hj Appraised

harness

cislinL'. in nart, ot

- o One four-horse WAGGON HORSES, some CORN,

i;:-:ds and bfjhmng, IIOUSKI10LD FURNITURE, ecc lie. At which tirnc and place the terms

will be made known, and due atten

dance '.riven bv

E. MOORE, Adm'trix.

Nov. 16th, 183 1.

thirty dollars by Isaac .Uozarth and John Mitchel, August 16th, 1831.

A true copy from cstray book.. ISOM ADKINSON. J. P.

SUCH AS,

BY Isaac Stewart, living in Miami township, Cass.countv Indiaiui, A BAY MARE & COLT; th'e Mare supposed to he seven or

eijht years old, fifteen hands hih, s ith one saddle mark just behind the

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winters. io oiuer marKs or oranus tier- n ..r,.r..r ..r.r..i .-.

ceivable. Appraised to thirty iivedol

State of Indiana, Cas county,

RROBATL COURT. SEPT. TERM,

1331. AIVD now at this d comes Jaco'j II. Hail, .vdnai.isirator of the estate f di bn

leceased, i.y 1). Hurst :ii-j.att;i".t:v.

Two men have recently been tried in

the criminal court of the city of NewYork for the murder of their wives

Their names were Dwyer and Raksom.

Both were convicted, but the latter hung himself in prison.

t7f

H A N D-B 111 s, 1JEUDS, MORI GAGES AXD

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NOT A LOVER NOW.

The. Portland Adverttser of the 27th inst. contains the following: Difficulties on the Iadawasca. Reports are in town that difficulties have occurred on the Madayvasca be

tween the British soldiers and the United States citizens. The latter it is said, undertook, on the strength of a deed, to take possession of the lands which were in possession of the British citizens, whereupou a quarrel ensued, which terminated in the death of seven British soldiers and four United States citizens. We give this report as circulated from sources tolerably authentic; butit is well not to give it too much credence before it is confirmed from the quarter itself. The following appears in the British, (N. B.) Colonist: "Madawasea. This land of Ire, (rumor says) is again in turmoil. Report says that our Yankee neighbors have taken the liberty of appointing officers,

&c. &c on the British side, and that his excellency has taken prompt measures to point out the mistake. Lef them beware lest his excellency should make a point of pointing it out at the point of the bayonet. His Excellency is an old hand at taming wild men of the forest." The Eastport papers notice the report above mentioned and add: 'We know not from what source the above rumour has gained currency, nor the grounds on which it is founded. We must await the particulars."

I've bask'din beauty's beaming smile, I've felt love's scorching flame, Eve raved in Moore and Byron's style. To m mv a youthful dame I once went mad for lady G. It made a horrid row, I was a stupid ass. N. B. I'm not a lover now.1'

Pvc often made a thousand vows Of constancy and truth, I once yvas nearly made spouse, But proved a tickle youth. I used to sing "The light guitar,' I have forgotten hoyy;

And now I chant, "What fools men are''

4 'I'm not a lover now." I've often told a thousand lies, I've vow'd grey eys were blue; I've sworn this earth was paradise, And that my heart was true. I have forgot these youthful tricks, And it is time, I vow, I was last month just twenty-six! I'm not a lover Norv ."'

EATLY EXECUTED AT THE OFFICE THE CASS COUNTY TIMES.

bus. The Colt, a Bay horse Colt, witli one small white spot on the right Mde of the neck. No other marks or brands perceivable. Appraised .to twenty dollars by Abner Overman and Andrew Marquiss, Sept. 30th, 1831. A true copv from m Estrav book. john McGregor, j. p.

Mie

Sale.

.THE INDIANA DSI&GCRAT,

TWICE A WEEK, the. Session of trie legislature,

BY A. F. MORRIS OX.

During

"50) i

TH ERE will he offered, at puUic auction, in the town of IiOgaii6port, on Saturday the 2Gth inst. The personr.l property cf Robert Siddle, deed, consisting of HOUSEHOLD a KITCHSrI

FURNITURE.

Mai

a:xl :t-i;s un u-ftr time to i.le Ijh :Ai ii, i,n tlioa account cf said cs ate' for fuiii! liei;ie:it; whereupon the court praak-d ti.irl days for te lilir;g of said account: A:.,! it 2

at notice Lc civc;i. ! v

publication, in lc it .wattinuo ai.i! .".Jian.i Tiuu s for four w eek?, to all lojr.ik e-, creditors a::d all persons ccuccniCd, tht t!.e account aforesaid will he prcscnttd for conHnuatioa and allowance, at-tiie uext November term of t'.:is court, wlitn and where they n.::y attend if t'.jcy see proper. A true copy, Atte-t J. 11. DUii:T, Clerk. gppt. T4, 1S!1.

jStatc of Indiana, )

Vass rcnritv, PROBATE COURT, SEPT. TERM 1831. AND now at this day comes Aaron Speaks, Adminisrator of the estate of William Speaks,deceased, by B. Hurst his attorney, and asks further time to file his administration account of said estate for final

settlement; whereupon, the court granted thirty days for the filing cf said account:

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Sale to commence at 10 o'clock, and terms And.it is therefore ordered that notice be

made known

JACOB BOWMAN, adm'r. Nov. .?d, isn.

given by publication in the Potawattimie and Miami Times for four weeks, to all legatees, creditors and all persons concerned, that the account aforesaid will be pre-

I'EKIODK' j PUBLICATION'S. sented for confirmation and allowance, at Piie p iMishor of t.he Saturday Hvenini the next November term of this court, when

jPost, purposes to compile and puhlish in and where thev mav attend if thev see pro-

THE Democrat will be nublished

twice a week durin-the Session of the A"el: 'stof all .the periodicals ;per i , , . .r. , in the United States of 1SJ1. lie believes

i..e-.M.nuie,.M.u vui a j;eiie;ui ic- tli;it suciiawurk will he. valuable for referportof (he proceedings ofbolii Houses, ences, and of much benefit to merchants and A large additional expense will hecessa-'uthers. desiring advertising, acd he resrilv lw inriirr.n bv m.-ihltKr t hr 1 Vmn.! P"ctfully solicits the ai 1 of the craft, in en-

i.r. V . ideavorinir to render it as complete as nn;-ii-

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P. J VAN DEUVEER, (attorney AT t.AW,) FFICE one door North of the Seminary. All professional business entrusted to his care, shall receive prompt attention. Loansport, Nov. lGtb, 1831.

AN APPRENTICE WANTED.

THE subscriber wishes to obtain an apprentice to the BLACKSMITH BUSINESS. A boy of 15 or 1G years of age, of good

steady habits would be preferred. For terms enquire of RICHARD STRIKER. Nov. 16th, 1831.

crat a, semi-weekly paper, but as many

of our friends have urijed the propriety of the undertaking, we have determined to hazzaru the experiment and throw ourselves upon the liberality of the public for its support. Subcsibers for the. session will receive two papers per week, during the session for lo cents to be paid in advance. Regular annual subscribers will only pay as heretofore, o2 numbers making a year. . ; Subscriptions can be conveniently remitted by the members of the Legislature, Post Masters arc requested to act as agents, and by forwarding us the sum of five dollars, shailjbe entitled to receive a paper twice a week for their trouble,

and papers for seven subscribers, which is equivalent to one dollar. The same privilege will be extended to all others who will act as agents, and the papers forwarded on the receipt of the money. Good and faithful reporters will be

procured, and those who are desirous to

Legislative business, and to receive a

pnper giving a general history of the pasing events of the times, in all departments, will find the Democrat a cheap and faithful record. Indianapolis, Oct. 3th, 1 331. We are noyv prepared to execute, in the neatest manner, and on the shortest notice, Job Printing of every description.

ble.

He desires that one or more numbers, of

each publication in the l. nion may be forwar-

A true. copy,

Allest-J. B. DUItET, Clerk. Sept. 1H, 131.

Justice

THE subscriber having obtained letters

of administration on the Estate of John Cox,

ded tolum, asBoon as posnple at least two'late of Cass county, deceased, requests all numbers should besent oy different mails, to; those indepted to make immediate payment, avoid failure from miss carriage. . To those 'and those having claims a-amst said Estate

wno comp y win. me request, a copy of the arc requested io present them according

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io law. i lie rsiaie m probably solvent. Il WiPI. CMY AJ-,i.

work will he forwarded on its completion.

The design of the publisher is not to realize profit, but to afford a work which cannot but be a general advantage. The price

will, therefore, he as low as the expenses of

ine uuaeriaiiing win aamit. frCr"AII publishers of Newspapers, are requested te insert the above notice.

BY William Suttenfield, of Wayne township, Allen County, Indiana,'Estray horse, A BRIGHT BAY, . tlurteen and half hands high, three years old last spring, both hind feet

white near ly to the paster joint, and

appraised to twenty-five dollars, by Lewis Armstrong and John E Hill, I do certify' that this is a true rnnr

Miuv, muiuui ucioy, uic ugiess ui lrom my estray book.

M. K. TAYLOR, J. P.

Sept 16th 1831.

Wood

Sept. 14, 1831

DANIEL COX, Adm'r.

If flee

THEsnbscriber having ootamed letter of administration on the Cstate of i'eter Moore, late of Cass county, deceased, requests all those indebttd to make immedit ate payment, and those hiving claims against said Estate, are requested to present them according ta 1jut. The Estate is probably solvent. EL'.ZABELII MOORE, Adm'x. Sept. 14, 1531.

CORN and POTATOES, will be r? ce;T. ed, at the market prices, if delivered f oon ja payment of this paper, or old accouritSi '

DEEDS, MORTGAGE?,, By the QUIRE or SINGLE, For sale at this Office

TAKEN UP BYZepheniah Wade, living in Miami township, Casscounty, Indiana, ONE MARE AND COLT, the Mare a dark Brown, with both hind feet nnd the right fore foot white," a blaze on her face, supposed to be 14 years old, fourteen and a half hands high, no other marks or brands perceiv-

able. Appraised to twenty five dollars. The Colt a Bay with both hind feet white, a blaze in his face, a horse Colt, one year old last spring. Appraised to twenty dollars by. Abner Overman and Andrew Marquiss, Sept. 30, 1831. A true copv from mv Estrav book. John McGregor J. P.