Cass County Times, Volume 1, Number 8, Logansport, Cass County, 30 December 1831 — Page 3
ndidly and
.s lo csctpe a maniac .. nublic senmust de- ' ut unford uninlerFor whatn of hi lull kc the i to the ,-t splenlecided-
erson jn
taken tin
and lie has ulii! me in
.ion
the remarks of ihe Governor of Ohio n So fkihtly that shinaior the w&a3trerJi
that subject. . j ,iead;
And the amendment preavailed and 1 wmTll 17" n Bun may c,8pcl lue
the resolution at amended was adept- No dawn of the morning revisit tbt bed. ed.
As break the white foam ca the boisterous billow, So the vision of pleasure & hope disappear; Like night winds that moan through the boughs of the willow, Or the shade that now meet round the grave of the year.
i.. - -
. In the House of Representatives, Dec. 19. Mr. Wilson from the cornmitteeon Read reported the followiug bills: A Bill to authorise the location of a Stnte Road from Fort Wayne to Mou-go-qui-non prairie, in the county of blp.nk. ... . A jJ.1I to astablish a State road from Fort Wavne, to South Beud in St. Jo-
. jeepb county, bv wav of Goshen in Elk
hart. Which were severally ordered to a 2d rendui. .. .
Dec. 21. Tlie Judiciary cemmit-
Rutjfee reported a bili to prevent the giv-
Uomeo,"' I jin? arid sain of ardent spirits to tlie In:i that tl iis within this Slate, which was or
dered to a 2d reaaintr. The committee on r?.ds reported a bill to establish a road from the cotintv seat of Grant, to the county seat of Elkhart. Mr. lianna made the following refoit: The committee on Canals and Interrial Improvements, to which were referred (hat part of His Excellency the Governor's Message relating to the
Z over our iWahvh and Erie Canal, and the.re-
i,md, lo be able to vote with a full andlPort r Canal Commissioners; perfect knowledge both of the relative crding to order had the same under - .consideration. na unon a thorough investi
gation of the subject, keeping an eye single
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State of Indiana,
Lass count v, K I A f "l-
PROBATE COURT, NOV. TERM; To prevent immoral practice, and fur othtf
ism.
at tliis day
AND bow at this day comes Atiroo
Speaks, Administrator of the estate of Willi
B'v;:,
pill post S. ordained .y tl.e President ati
stces of the corporation cf i
Vet awhiU & around us no eason will Courith But silent for each her dark mansion prepare; Where beauty no longer her roses shall nourish'
Nor the lily o'erspread the wan cheek of
despair!
jilut the eye shall with lustre unfading be
brighten d, When it wakes to true bliss ia you Orient sphere;
By sunbeams of ipltndcur immortal enlight-
am Speaks, deceased, by B. Hurst bis at-j town of Logansport, That every p-ron who torney, and asks further time to file his ad--may be found intoxicated in tie 6trft .r ministration account of said estate for final jpu'dic ground, within tlie bom us of thecrr settlement; whereupon the court granted ' poratiou, shall forfeit and pay a line of o; thirty days for the filing' of said account: -dollar. And it is therefore ordered that notice bej Xzc. Bs it further ordained. That any given, by publication' in the Cass Count) -j person who si. ill ridt, driteornm a horie t, Times for four weeks successively, to all -any description, or mare, o n to enda..?.!' legatees, creditors and all persons concern-jthe life of any individual; or io siali s .m t ed, that the account aforesaid will he pre- jwith a fille, or oth:r fire anm. ow and arfeented for confirmation and allowance, at i row -not excepted,) at a mark or any lhi..g the next January term of this court, when ' clc. vhin tl.e c. rpor.itiun, at anv lin e.
lardwhere ther may attend if they see pro-i!lpI' forfait ai.d pay a fueo:'on duller for
f too much ?od with the. pointed Iotcts. acnitude is
merest? of the meet momcii"'ce, are suspended ontha ' "h no?r agiiv.upk thereof the thrent-
en a,"
Ncvrr more to go the yesr.
down on th grave of
per. A true" copy, Attest J. B. Nov. 20, 1SU.
DUltKT, Clerk.
ALL persona indebted to the Estate of George Cicott, deceased, are hereby notified that their Notes and Accounts are now in the hands of George Lvona. Esq. for collection, and ifthev
Flour, pr b ur?!, 8 00 to 10 00 are not aettled before the 15th of Janu-
every cuch ji'iu'-c.
;- filUEL WARD, 1'res'L Aiiost E. HUS l Oh: Nov. 2il!i, 1831 . State of Tn'bana e Carroll county PROB ATE COURT, NOVEMBER.
'IE KM, 1G31.
. ii:ife come
1!.
llor.'ert
a
n.v.i
stoi.
Bef, per r.wl. Pork, , do. Corn, ner bus!
! Butter, per lb.
Wood, per cord, (in demand,) 1 00
i
2 50 to 3 00 V . 3 00 37 1-2 to 10 18 to 20
Biorits and demerits of the candidates
vho will be brougham office, and the measures that will become the policy of our rulers. These considerations I conceive tc be of primary and paramount importance, deeply interesting to yqur readers" at large, and their attention should not bediverted from these all-important considerations, by matter which no person, save its author, reads. I therefore in my former note simply deprecated the introduction of such tale, cc. aa calculated to interfere with the dissewminMicn of more important ii formation. I repeat the
i ijfresiion, and tell pour sapient correspondent, '-Romeo,' that if he wishes to immortalize himelf as an nuthor, he must wait until tlie people are satiated with common sene matter, and then he may cnie out w ith as manv of his 0)ess Gra; d pa, do tell me a Story! a? he pieaie. Wah-sh e-pe-he-gah .
BY LAST NIGHT S MAIL. LEGISLATIVE SUMMARY In Senate, Dec, 19. Tne engrossed bill to amend an act entitled "an act to encourage the killing of wolves," approved Feb. 10, 1831, w as read a third time and passed. T ie joint res -dution on the subject of the S dine reservation wa read a third tini.1 and parsed. Dec 2L Mr. Ewingfrom the Committee o.i Canalt arid Internal improvements reported a Bill, on tlie subject of the Wabash and Erie Canal; a Joint
to the elorv. pros rerity and character of the
State; the rights of her citizens, and the obligation to the General Government, and Purchasers of Canal Lands, to apply their proceeds to the construction cf a Canel to conqectthe waters of the Wabash with those of the Maumee; and believing that a strict, prompt and speedy redemption of the Faith of the State can be effected, without resorting to taxation, and thit the contemplated improvement, aided as the State i9 by liberal donation, will be of lasting; and important benefit in facilitation the transportation of the surplus products of the country, and other
Istaple commodities necessary for the h?ppi1 t- i "
nt9 ana commit or ?ociei y; ntve anei mature deliberation, directed me to report, a bill supplement 1 to an act providing means for the ceastitution of the Wa ash and Erie
Canal; which was read a first time and ordered to a 2d reading. THE CRAVE OF THE TEAR. Be ye hushM every toil-?nd each turbvlm. motion,
That encircles the hear? ia life's
oissnaret: And the hour that invites to the cm oile-votion,
Uudisturb'd ty revet uciricariVtr ritl caret.
How cheerless th Ift llconiog- face creation!
vvearytime seem to rest m
career; And pausing awhile midst his own desolation, Look exultingly back-oa the grave of the year. Hark! the blast whistles loud' and the shadow are closing That irtwrap bis broad path in the mantle of night; W hile pleasures' gay sons are eecurely re
posing
ing Office,
THE subscriber respectfully informs the citizens of
LOG.1XSPORT, and its
ary (next uits will be commenced without respect to persons. The i tuition of the Eitate is such that prompt measures must be taken. . H. B. McKEAN, Adm'r. Dec. 20th, 1 831.
COMPLAINTS having ben mr.de to the undersigned, that sundry persons, citizens of the United States, and others, are tresspassing on the lands
I mm .si s I
.... . ' . ,j l, e .j . e 41. i
vicinity, that he has com-iow,cu "J ie niuiaies oi uus nno,
menced the above business J scfme b7 hunting and trapping, and
mat oincrs nave removed witn ineir families to reside in the Indian country, contrary to an act of Congress "regulating trade and intercoursa with the
Indian tribes.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN.
to all ptnons who now are, or hereaf
ND now it this
xjsw ui3 ana jamts ii. ."?tv?n. ad.i.isis
trators of . lames (T.(ilaiS,decowsjd, a. d ii!.-d in ii,e Clerk's Odice t.ieir biil, prayirg for relief;sgaiiit the crt Jitors of t'.e FUte of
the td'A (41u5s; whereupon it i? ordered, ff-it the creditors of the emd l 's"a'e bc'uo.iSed of the Sliuj aud fendrncy of aid ull. t-y p-ihli-cation tor six ueeks i:cccs;ely, in the. "Cans County Time;"' 3.(1 ti.st. ifii.esaii creditors fail to notifv ti;e aVl'iiiiiistratvrs t.f the existence and extent of thir respective, claims, by filing the same in the Cb r's Office, previous to the final distri uti.tn of t:e same, their claims mil :-e jxistpoutd iu fao of the more diligent creditor. A true copy. - , D. E. " VAN DEVENTER, Clk,
in all itt larioiis branches, one door East of the PrinfLOGAXSPORT, Indiana'
where La.dies and Gentlemen can be accommodated on the shortest notice. He: has, and intends keeping, a large stock, of the best materials on hand.
can
te
ready made, coarse and line, Lud at any time. BENJAMIN ENYART.
NOTICE TO: CREDITORS. THE CREDITORS cf tin- E,aie ofGEORGE CICOTT, deceased, late of Gas couidy, J: dia!:a, will t;d;a notice that Htn;h B. 31t Kf-m , at':i,i;
Jistrator of said Estate, bv Lvai at
torney, has hied in the Proiiate Court of said county, his Bill of Complaint,'
PASlTNSRSHrP,
THUlE subscribers have entered i'nta
ft ... " Fa r I -14 nershin in iu
CABINET
S'tlinf forth t he . xvhrl ro'i.i it ii; r.i
ter may enter on the Indian lands, and 5.ud E?iatc. (heretofore bv him de( lard violate the laws of the country and theiIn5olveIlg'io far ai l!ie Amelias coma rights of the Indians, that they will to his knowledge, in compliance with
procctueU against according to law. JOiVU 'TIPTON, i IrwA.v Aoi.n't. Indian Agency, Nov. 2, 1331.
I
AND
MAKla
1Jj&:NES3.
Their SHOP zcill be found on tht corner of Canal & Bridge streets, LOGJXSPOR T, ixDI.l.VJ, Fomerly occupied by P. Grubb. The citizens of Logansport, and tlie public generally, are, therefore, re
spectfully informed that they can, on
Wheat,
LDat
the statute in such ca?e made and pro vided; and that eaid Court has assigned the secotid day of its MARCH
tetni, 1832, for the nean: g and de-
teimining upon said bill of complaint All creditors, therefore, who do it come in and present tiieir claims according to law against said bolvent Eta!e, before the determirmlion of sii'I
. WILL be received, at the higbeatjfonrt upon said bill -f t om; iaiat. ar
iio rvret nereo" nounco ttiat tneir claims win oe
II1UI nvi 11 lVf All UIVIIV 4 V 1 V I WW'S
Undismay'd at the wrecks thtt !Jhe num-lthe shortest, be supplied with any ar ber'd his flight. If., loin thplr liiii. l.nooncc Ql o,
Resolution relative to a survev of the i And
Maumee river, and a memorial asking of Congress in fivor of Indiana, discretionary power as to the disposition of our Canal lands tying in the State of Ohio, w inch were severally read, ordered to be printed, and referred to ac remit tec of the w hole Senate.
Tlie jo-int resolution' on the subject of
the taiitl, ice was taken up, discu?std, amended and passed Ayes 5i2, Noes 7. Mr. Lemon gave notice that he should
enter his proiet against said resolution
Dec. 23. On motion of Mr. deny.
Resolved, That the public printer be directed to print w ith the B'll and Resolutions on the subject of the Canal, ordered to be printed on yesterday, the act of Congrtss donating land to this -""ftate for the onstraction of the Wabash and Erie Canal. Mr. Ewing moved to add to the preceding the follow-ing: ''together with the act accepting the grant,'1, and the
section of the act to provide means for constructing the Wabash and Erie Cenal, embracing the covenant entered inj - i . i .. i ...:v. 1.-. 1 r
io o mi uuc uu me purcnasers oi the Canal Lands. Mr.. Clendenin wished the people to Understand fully the terms on which th. Canal grant was tendered, in ordr that thev may know how far they must tand responsible to the General Government for those land? if the canal cannot be comnlptpiL and how far thev may be
1 , , v laid liable to 'taxation for the completion of the work if once undertaken. Mr. Ewing wiihed all the information given which tlie Senator from Orange ugguested, and also w ifhed to give further information bv adding the subsequent acts of the State, in order that the public shall perfectly understand the i ..." ,.i
i circumstances which nou: surrouna tne question. ... Mr. Pennington V3s willing to append
From your temple, "ber fah;on,8 brih torches are light vl . Her vot'ries in throngs, cros'd vrith gai-
lands appear;
as yet thetr warm hopes by spectre
aiinghted!
emble year.
Assembled to dance rou-i the- grate cf the
O! I hate the state banquets the tritSsra have tasted; When 1 think oo the ills of life's comfcrt- . less day, How the dowers of my childhood thir vr- ' -dure have wasted, And the friends of my youth have been t; len away.
They know nc t how vain is the wafmt z
'eavo',r, To oo the kind moments' bo (lighted , when near; When the hours that oblivion has caucell'd for ever, Her hand is entomb'd in the grave of the year.
title in their line of business. Such as
Plain and Columned BURSAUS. French and Eancv BEDSTEADS, Plain and ornamented CiS-rL"5" 5S. And TURNING of all kinds, c.
, They, will warrant their work ofi
tne et (p.iahty, and intend to sell lowtor CASH or approved country PRO-
RICHARD HENSLEY, ISRAEL NEAL. TiOgpnfort, Nov. 16th, 1831.
County Times, if delivered at General
Mihoys, near Delphi at J. R. MeriVs,
I iptonsport or at Judge McCumbi .
postponed. HUGH B. McKEAN, Adm'r. Nov. 26th. 1831.
Persons living in Carroll county, who kutc ot lnj:via i
Cass county,'
wish to. take this paper, will please to leave their names. with tither of the abore gentlemen, or with Dr- Stewart, in Delphi,- and the papers will be forwarded immediately.
SUCU 4!,
AN APPRENTICE WANTED.
THE subscriber wishes to obtain an apprentice to the BLACKSMITH BUSINESS.,, A boy of 15 or IG years of age, of good
steady habits would be preferred. Eor
terms enquire of. i . k RICHARD STRIKER Nov. lGtb, 1S31.
A ORDINANCE
To rerulate GitUCfeKlhS witiiin the Cor
poration of the towaof Loeansport
"HJlE it ordained by the President and
Since the last solemn re?gr cf Ui ' sj of
. reflection, What crowds ha? o reija'a life's ephemeral breath! How manyhaveshed their list tear of dejection,
And closed the dim eye in the darkness of; JJ0 Trustees of the Corporation of the
death! .1 town of Loganspcrt, Thafit ehall be, and it ,, , .. . 1 , is hereby made,' theduty of retainers cf spirit-:
iiowman?iiuuuuu.rPuBrimaSCi.u. usUqu-rS( and foreigQ and domestic groT e 4. ...,. . ceries, within the Corooration aforesaid, who Beneath the sad hall that now cover their obtained license or ,Petmit from the ,v . ,ie, i ' ii u .i , , icounty, from and after the publication of this Or.to death . lonom. valley have gently'd q p&y to thg trea6Urer wid cor: j SC jD.i6 ' i- u j -i .i 'poration, tlie sum -of five dollars, who shall And found their last bed with the grave r - . ., , . ' i,ni. e . 6 receipt for the ame, which receipt shall be ot the year. presented to the Clerk of the board of TrusTii the year that bo late, in new promise tees, for which the holder nhall be entitled to disclosing ., ' receive a license for one year, from said clerk Itose bright on the happy, the earless, and lender the seal of the corporation. sray' Sec. 2. Be it further ordained That any
Who now on their pillows of dust are rerosine person refusing or nefflectintr to comply with
Where the sod presses cold on their bosoms , the provisions of this ordinance, ehall be subof clay. Iject to the penalties prescribed in'the nine-1 teenth section of the law incorporating towns
1 hen tain not of bliss while her smile is expir- approved, February 10th, lSdl. - x ' t
, SAMUEL WARD, PreE't.
jLiisappoiuimwui Buuarownsu m mystery's i A tost T HITUST Clk
books; PAMPHLETS, CAUDS, HAT SILLO; LASBLS, HAH D-B ILLS, DEEDS, MORTGAGES AXD
NEATLY EXECUTED AT THE OFFICE OF
THE CASS COUNTf TIMES. ' NOTICE THE lubscriber havinr obtained letters
of- administration on the Estate of Peter
JJoore, late of Cass county, deceased, requests all those indebted to make immediate payment, - and those having claims against said Eitate, are requested to present them according to law. The Estate is probably solvent. : EUZABEL1I MOOKE, Adm'x. Sept. 14, 131.
s
tear
Befiect, and be wise; for the day is retiring, And to-morrow will dawn on the grave of a year.
PARTNER-
PROBATE COURT, NOV. TERM, 1831. AND now at this day comes Jacob It. Hall, .Administrator of thb estate of John Hall, deceased, by 1J. lliirst his attorney and asks farther-time to file liis Administration account of said estate for final settle ment; whereupon the' court granted thirty days for the filing of said accomt: And it therefore ordered that notice be given, by publication in the Casl County Times for four weekssuccessive'y, to all legatees, cred itors and all persons concerned, that the ac count-aforesaid will- be presented for confirmation and allowance, at the next January term of this court, when and wheia they may attend if they see proper. A tl ue copy", ' Attest J. B. BURET, Clerk. Nov. 26, 1S31 . JOURNAL OF HEALTH. ON the second Wednesday of Sept-'mber, lb31, was published, No. 1, ofthetf.ihl volume of the JoUrnul of Health. In'additioa to the various topics'connected witlf the pre
servation of health, and. promotion of temperance, it is proposed, in'the preseut volume, to enter fully into the di rect of PHYSIOLOGY; Or an account of the itructure and functioarv
of the system of- ; PUBLIC HYGIENE; Or the means by wtacb. the iiealth of citiee and Communities is preserved. This will of count,-include a cousideration of Climate, Localities,1 and the caues of Epidemics, the ConstrUctrou of Dwellings, tne Establishment of Gymnasia atd lu ilic Baths, and of MEDICAL POLICE. A due attention will also e paid to Medical Jurisprudence, r the means of distin
guishing accidental deaths; from those c auhed
DISSOLUTION OF
SHIP.
1UL partnertnip Lcretoiore existing ne-ihvtbe wilful iofliction of luiunes. or the d-
tween WILLIAM N. HOOD Tnd JOHN !mi.ntrt.tfou of I'OISO V. The healti. of
Mc;itEGOK, under the style of Hood andl vt.chauit s and Mauufacturers. will likewist
regor, is this day dissolved by mutual ; necrlected.
sluvine 15!SE1 ILEOI . -
consent. All persons luving
ACCOUNTS are rccjueitcd to make immedi ate settlement.
WM. N.HOOD, john McGregor. Miamiasport, 6th Dec. 1031.
Nov. 25th, 1881.
DEEDS, MORTGAGES, &c.
AhHrust.nottheg!eamerofibVa perishing By U9 or auUL,t, or tale
Urer,
at Uiis Qftc
y. X VAN DEUVEEH, (attorsky at law,) ifFFlCEoue door North of the Seminary. vjLr All professional' business entrusted to bis care, shall receive prompt attention.
Logansport, Nov. lGth, 1831;
TERMS A No. of lCoctava pa ges, it usued on the 2d and 4tir Wednetdays of. every month, price $1 25 perannurrt, payable in advance. The
poitage on the Journal ot iiealtli it
tbeiftmeai that on newspapers.
COUN and POTATOES, will he raeeiv
ei, at the market prioes, if delivered sooa, in payineut (tbit paper, or eld aeceultl.
THE Bbseriner having obtained letterf
of administration on the Estate of John Cox.
late of Cass county, deceased, requsU all those indepted to mako immediate payment, and those having claim against said i'.state, arc -Tequested io present them aco-rdin
to law. 1 he Instate u prooaMy solvent. DANIEL COXjAdmV Stpt 14,1531.