Indiana American, Volume 1, Number 44, Brookville, Franklin County, 1 November 1833 — Page 3
AMERICAN.
aB0OKYILLE, INDIANA; """ FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1833.
!to be furnished to each of our Senators and Re
presentatives in Coneress.
Joacon hams - - -
Houttonizinr. W lwiirn from tbft T,wwnpbiirorh I g round
paper of the 26th ult. that a man calling himself James 5?.utter ?
CINCINNATI MARKET. OCT. 31, 1833
Postscript. By the National Intelligenret of the 26th of October, 5 days from Wash
Houston made his appearance in that place about a Cheese, West. Reserve,
month since, and represented himself as being a part- p l ner of large a mercantile house in Wheeling, and that p, erfine " he had been appointed an Affent bv the General Gov- '
i t t rv t i-iax-seea - - - -
jngtonj weiearn uiai ririisB . Aust, xsq. eminent, to contract for 8 or 10,000 barrels of pork. Qniin Wheat- -
fRichtnond, V irginia, nas ueen appointed At-I is story took well the price of porkjraised 25 per. I pve
tome General of the United States, in the cent great attention was paid to the great eastern Qats - - - tee of Roger B. Taney resigned. hoS merchant and all things went on well for some " Corn P . time. During all this ti me, Mr. Houston was not re-1 " Rarlpv - -
S9 1 mi kq In insimifltinr KimeAlf il,A mhaJ f I IT - i. a.
In consequence of the death of Mr. Corns, our tfi m . r. If1 V lirsi611
mbsenbers, who have heretofore been inthe habit of , . . , . r i ' Bt!C ' . . . . , renceburgh. About two weeks since, Mr. Houston Pork, mess - - - giving their papers at Cedar Grore will be under occasion tQ & ride c for c C necessity of calling or sending for tueir papers for health &c accepted Wof a hor8e) & re Pfi
. few weeKS, at wis omce. e are iniormea mail .,. . . , ,, . , , Pr.t-t,a rcw ' Deatinsr watch, and some other small RrtirlpR nfapom- 1 Otatoes
o -
Owing, we presume, to his"unacquaint-
ance with the Indiana forests, or some other cause.
he has not found his awav back to Lawrencebirrfrh
again, and pork and Houston stands a little below Wool, clean washed
par!
Cholera in Mexico. The ravages of this awful pes
tilence, may be estimated from the following table of
.mi citizen of Indiana, and on this sround we feel oeatns, compnsing one ween. However incredible
- i . .
,rIves called upon to obiect to his appointment, may appear me account, u is voucnea as Deingentire-
lowever capable and worthy he may be. We think correct by a repectable Mercantile House in Mexi
CO :
We are informed that
measures have been taken to have the vacancy euppli- moat on
d immediately. GLORIOUS .MARCH OF REFORM! Gen. Samuel Milroy has been removed from'the Re
gster Office, at Crawfordsville, and a Mr. Tyler of Virginia, appointed in his place. On'the subject of
this appointment the Indiana Palladium, very justly
erves: "Une thing we Know, he i.nr. iyier, is
Rags
Soap, yellow -
common
Whiskey from wagon Tallow
per pound a 10
" 7 none 8 a 10 per pound 6 a 7 bushel $4, none per pound 30 a 31 barrel 3,50 a 362
bushel
80
" 50 a 52 " 37 " 25 " 26 " 40 a 43 per pound 25 a 31 " none barrel none 6,50 " 10 a bushel 25 a per pound 3 a 4 " 5 a 6 " 4 a 5 " 25 gallon 24 a25 !per pound 7 a
there are at least honest, qualified and deserving men
pnouffh in the State to occupy all the offices; and if
mr Lave claims we would say they are in'favor of our own citizens; those who have aided by their presence and exertions to improve their country and make it what it is. We very much mistake the feelings and
temper of the Hoosiers, if they will regard this ap
pointment, as evincing that respect for them they nsre wont to expect from head quarters, not because
August'15, 16, 17, 1, 13, 20, 21,
Taken Up, BISHOP, of Posey towns an estray.
Say Horse Colt,
TT Y JOHN BISHOP, of Posey township, Franklin
AW countv. an estrav.
Executors Notice. THE undersigned, Executor of the Estate of Cornelius Vielet, deceased, request that all per
sons having claims against said Estate would present them for settlement without delay properly authenticated, and those indebted to said Estate are also required to settle without delay 6aid estate is presumed to be entirely solvent.
DAVID E. W. VIELEY. October 10th, 1833. 41-3w
533 J marked with a bald face, some white spots 611 on both sides, hind feet white, one
1219 plass eve. black mane and tail, supposed to be twelve
954 hands hiffh and two vears old next spring, no other
1165 marks perceivable. Appraised to fourteen dollars by 1460 Jobn Hendrixon and John Rush, on the 24th day of 1100 October. 1833.
I certify the foregoing to be a true copy from my es
tray book. JOHN MORGAN, J. P.
Goods!! Goods!!
The Subscriber Bias just received :
Blue, Slcel-mixed. and Drab CLOTHS, Blue and Striped CASSIMERKS, Black CIRCiSSIAXS, Tartan and Carnal PI.IWS, Rose and Point Blankets Red, Green and White Flunneh, Green Baize Finr W whn dress handkcrcliiefs. Calicoes assorted, Ginghams, Black Italian Dress Silks, Black satin Laxcntine, Black SAlk Handkerchiefs, Black Worsted Hose, Black and White Lambs Wool do. Black Silk Velvet, c. &r.$-c. ALSO. GROCERIES, HARDWARE, QUEENSWARE, TLXWARE, Looking Glasses,, Iron, Costings, Nails, Window Glass, ' Spun Cotton, Morocco Shoes, Coarse do. & Boolt, Brass Kettles, Seal skin Caps of every description, Hamcs, Cross cut and Mill saws, Grind stones, Hoop and Rod Iron, Pine Churns and Tubs, Sole and Upper Leather, $r. 6,-c. c$r. C5 All of which will be sold on the lowest terms R. TYNER. Brookville, Oct.9, 1S33. 41-
Last Notice.
A LL persons indebted to me either by Note, 1 axes
xhl or Sheriff Fees, are hereby notified, that unless
So far as reiterated promise pay debts, I will
1 have a large supply of the must and will have money. JOHN ROOP.
Brookville, 30th October, .1833. 44-3w
EDITORIAL CONVENTION.
Some have proposed a grand National Convention
of the man, but, of the unjust imputation it seems to of Editors a ' gathering in' of Suns, Stars and Lumi
cist upon them." naries; Couriers, Posts, and Messengers; Standards,
We also learn that J. P. Drake, Esq, has been re- Flags and Banners; Commentators, Annorators and
noed from the office of Receiver of Public Moneys at Collustrators; and a whole hosts of mammoths and they pay the same on or before the 23d day of Novem-
u;3T.,noi;..iiri1flnr fellow citizen. Abner McCartv. eleDhants: imnerialists nnA riwullisfa Vrm ir.mo n ber next, there accounts will, without respect to per
...v.. r , - I r " " u ' i- j n; r 1
tv In n!-P. r Georgia! But where would all thpRo w ' Uluu f'T1 ,ul
i;lj aj.-viiivvw w . w w . I O - -- uuvaix,iB-
And William B. Slaughter, Lsq. of Lawrence coun- ml spirits meet! V bat city or town could hold them! inform rav friends that
t7, has been appointed Register at the Land omce at and.'nrst and worst of an, where would the ready useuss article on hand
Indianapolis.'vice, Arthur St. Clair, removed. This is come from to bring them togetherl
aa it should be."WVapprove of rotation. To be serious such a convention, if practicable,
might be productive of much good the cutting and
TO CORRESTOXDEXT?. slashing' system might be removed and a thousand
"Q,. may possibly appear--it will require some matters of indifference, about which it were better to
Ittle 'pruning,' before it can be published. have an agreement, might be
We should be pleased to hear from our correspond- " In the deep bosom of the ocean buried."
Kinder drops, mingled into one' might swell into a
mighty sea of philanthropic waters, and float onward
together to the goal of public good.
But the Convention what a meeting it would be!
Spirit of the illustrious Faust help us to think of it.
There would be democrats, anties, and nullifiers; na
tionals, unionists,!and fence-men: hoosiers and Jer-
ent " X" again, during the present general dearth of
news.
A new paper was issued from the Office of the
Connersville Sentinel, on Tuesday last, entitled the
Christian Casket, edited and published by Reverend John 0'Ka.ne. A paper of this description, ought to
meet with extensive patronage, from the fact that no paper of the Casket's character is issued from the
Ieduna'press.
(jfp"0! what a row and rumpussing." Yes! all
the foregoing, and a leetle more! And what is it!
Aye just as sure as Paddy's Jilurphies are apple
rtuce, and the 6torms of our good old grandmother's
tea pot has tuspended the flagitious pratings of all our
border neighbors, John r. smith, Editor of the Wes
tern Statesman, printed occasionally in Lawrence-
Farther Notice.
TkN Saturday, the 23d day of November, at
-W my late residence in Brookville, I will dispose of
all my Household and Kitchen r urmturc, consist
ing, in part, of Bureaus, 1 ables, JSettee, Chairs, &c. &c. on a credit of Six Months, by
the purchaser giving note and security.
JUUXN uuur. 30th October, 1833.
WoodWood!
CjUBSCRIBERS who are desirous of paying their
3 subscriptions to the American in VOOD, are re
seymen; and black spirits and white, blue spirits ouested to deliver it immediately
and ffrev.' Noah would be there in bis uric of fntv American Office, Nov. 1, 1833.
Blair wiih the Globe in his pocket and Hammond
with a mouthful of capital I's. We should have ge
nerals and council-men, congressmen and school-mas
ters, duelists and divines, and Mrs. Royall would be
there'
" There, cent'rin? in a focus, round and neat.
Would every ray of information meet."-TV leg-rap fc.
tf
Public Sale.
mllE subscriber will offer for 6ale on Saturdayrthe
JEL 9th day of November next, at his residence two
miles and a half from Brookville, on the road leading from Brookville to Oxford, a number of Horses, Two Yoke of Work Oxen. Milch Cows, Hogs, and a number of other articles too tedious to mention. A reasonable credit will be given on all sums over five dollars, by
a ;t l.. . , . flrivinff notes with approved security. Sale to com-
. A I ! - 1 1 I 'i 1 1 ii v 1 1 1 1 1 mi pst nprAiinre nua I .
bur?h. seatof justice for Dearborn Countv. and State h -1 .o mence at a 0 clock A' au on 6aL9?ay
" ' me uisi iiuic Mute me muruer oi ivi. ierneii.
Cheap Goods! HAVE just rereived a fresh supply of Fall and Winter Goods, consisting, in part, of the follow
ing articles, viz:
Blue, Brown,and Drab CLOTHS, Blue, Blue-mixed and Brown SATINETS, Blue, Black, Red, Green Brown Circassians. Bombazelts, Scotch Plaid, Camlet, CALICOES, (assorted) Sheetings, Shirting", Tickings, 6,-c. ALSO,
GROCERIES, WINDOW GLASS, BRASS
KETTLES, SHOES, IRON, NAILS, TIN WARE, QUEENSWARE, COTTON YARN. Dye Stuffs, Drawing Chains and Hames, Spades Sf Shovels.
07-All of which I will sell low for Cash, or approved Country Produce. D. PRICE.
Cash TV anted. LL persons whose notes and accocnts are of lonff
.-. standing, are specially requested to call and pay
the same, as it is impossible for me to carry on busi-
nees without money. U. PRICE.
Jirookville, lUth Oct. 1833. 41
ounmana.j win us, in mat reaouoiaoie prim oi me cr0Ssed the lines of New England. He has
V5tb ult. that we are beneath his notice: La me! I nrr-srliprl in Pnnann ltf V v, AtA
What a long tail our cat s got!'' that a contribution was cot up for him at the
WILLIAM CASE.
Oct. 16th, 1833 42ts.
NOTICE. I hereby authorize, Mr.C. F.Clarkson to receive any momeys due me on subscription to
meeting, and that among the valuables deposit- the Brookville Inquirer. His receipt will be good for ed in the hot for his snerial hpnpfit. wr cpvpp. the same. July 12. C. W. HUTCHEN.
vmnous. Martin v an Buren, ice President ot cd in the box for hi SDecial benefit, were sever.
the.UnitedStates, has been travelling during the last al halters, composed of various mterials, some
with the "clove hitch" knot ready tied for his
simmer through the Middle, Eastern, and the Cana
ua frovmces: lie lately maue iiington city in
his circuit, and has retired to the north. Next spring
is intends visiting the west. If this does not partake
of the nature and spirit of electioneering, what docsl
use. Fallrizcr Monitor.
Qr Hon. Henry Clay, and suite, arrived at Prov
iJence, on the 19th October, where he was invited to
pwtake of a public dinner. On his way from Balti
nore, he passed Philadelphia, Newark, Amboy, New
Medical Notice.
The Medical Society of the fifth district of the state of Indiana, will meet at Greensburgh, Decatur
Benjamin Tappan, of Steubenville, has been County, on Monday, the 4th day of November next
appointed District Judge of the United States'
Circuit and District Court, for the District of
Ohio, in the place of John W. Campbell, dee'd.
The members of the Society are particularly reques
ted to attend. By order,
RUFUS HAYMOND, Secretary. October 14, 1833. 42 3w.
TV are House.
NOCH D. JOIIN, has now in readiness a large
and convenient Warehouse, fitted for receiving
Charles Brown, broker, lately absconded from
York. &c. where Committees were appointed, and in- to the amount of 100,000. He carried off this to?.
vititlons to partake publicly a manifestation of their amount oi casn, poiueiy !enuing ujlk uoie and forvvarding MERCHANDIZE AND COUN-
bospitality" and friendship, but have all been respec- siting uie iacis, anu saying ne woum noi ue TRY FROVUCE. Merchants residing in the intei -a r taken. rior of the State, who have their GOODS landed at
.i.hjsvuu. i I thi nlare. mav dflnflnd unon h&vinsr the most nromnt
I w I J J 1 e i
At a recent Temperance meeting in Boston, a."ention paid to forwarding them, should they be con
aated with storage, and have their property forwarded
The Gubernatorial election, in Georsria. is
quite a close one. About fifty counties are heard from, $5000 were raised to promote the cause
A'tkh gives Mr. Crawford a majority of about a thou- Prance.
SlTid nvor Clnxr. T.umnkin. Therft are eiorhtr-nine
Count;,.. ;n th stn. Sixty-three persons were prosecuted in Bos-
Bv the Eastern Mail of this evening, we learn the ton, during the last three months, for selling ar-
Rsalt or the election in 74 counties, which irive Gov. dent spirits without a license,
Lumpkin, a majority of 1500; it is supposed the re iaing counties will increase his majority to 2,000. TENNESSEE LEGISLA TURE.
Mr. Cannon, a highly respectable and intelligent,
u well is influential member of the Tennessee Senate
to any market they may direct. His Warehouse is at the south end of Mr S Ludlow's row of three story
buidines on Short street, fronting the river, and is en
tirely above high water mark. He will also sell for a
moderate commission, any property that may oe sent
to him, and his charges for storage and forwarding
will be so regulated, as to meet reciprocally, the in
TI,. tf"V P iirsr ie A foot aWa lr.nr wafpp
, j i : terest of all the parties concerned.
marK ai v.incmuau, uu uumucss ucwuum.g poRK HOUSE, will be completed in a few
brisk. .-APks. when he will be able to accommodate those
who wi6h to pack pork. Pork barrels, lard kegs and
A petition is'circulating in Boston with the salt, will be furnished at cash market prices.
I . f m rtrtrt m 1 . 1. 1! I I nmponhlirffh. A 1(T. Ztl. IHOO. 1.14 rfl
a&abrmerlv a renresentative inConjress, submitted signatures ot 1Z,WU persons, praying inc aoou- ' '
tion of slavery in the District of Columbia.
clincd receiving the United States Deposites.
Jal. Int.
Mr. Clay reached Boston on the 20th ult.
the following preamble and resolutions, to that body " bave not learned the final disposition of the reso
p lrtiong, but learn from sources entitled to credit, that
re is no doubt but they will pass by a considerable
aajoritj :
Whereas,the existence of the Military Academy at West Point, in the State of New York,
considered by this General Assembly as mconstent with republican institutions and danger-
ia the principles ot tree government, l ncrcfore, -
Itesnhyfid hu ihp General Asssmblv of Tenneesee.
Thathrtr Sonatnr in th Cnnfrress of the United
stcs.be instructed, and our Representatives Hon. Amos Lane, of the former place.
Rested, to use their exertions to repeal all j authorising the Military Academy aforesaid
'bekeDt ud: also to oppose the passage of all
. making appropriations hereafter for the
THE STATE OF INDIANA, Decatur County, ss.
The Charleston Courier informs us that the In the Decatur Circuit ourt, April ierm,ioo
Bank of South Carolina, of that place, has de- Ittilham Doles, Jr.
vs.
Elizabeth Doles.
Petition for Divorce.
A M now on this day comes the piaintin, oy uis so
im. licitor, and it appearing to the satisfaction of the
Apprentice Wanted !
nh or T O smart active boys, between 14 and 17 Years of age; having received a liberal En
glish Education, and of mediocrity, at least, in natural
talent, will receive a good situation to learn the art
and mystery of the Printing Business. Boys who are desirous of learning the Business, will do well to make immediate application at the Indiana American Printing Office. October 11, 1833,
Land for Sale !
THE subscriber offers for sale one hundred and seventy acres of land, north west quarter, section fifth, lying in Brookville township, Franklin county, Indiana; is well timbered and watered, and will be sold on raasonable terms. About 40 acres are in cultivation, and good buildings. Persons wishing to purchase a good seat for Distillery and Brewery, now is
the time, PETER GERARD.
October J, 1833. 41-3w-
Administrator's Notice. WOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that letters oF i.H Administration have been granted to the undersigned, of the Goods, Chattels, Rights, Credits, Moneys and Effects, which were of the Estate of the late George Pheanis, deceased, of Franklin county, Indiana; therefore notice is hereby given to all persons indebted to said estate to make immediate payment, and those having demands against said estate, to bring them in properly authenticated within twelve months rom the date hereof. WILLIAM BAKE,
f September 20, 1833.-38-3w Administrator. N. B. The Estate is supposed tote insolvent. W.B.
T!
Court, that the said defendant is not at this time a re
sident of the State of Indiana, ana on motion, it is or- j dered by the Court,, that notice of the pendency of i this partition be published in the Brookville Inquirer,' a wpfflklv newsnaDer printed and publi''ied in the town
of Brookville, for three weeks successively, and unless
, wpeasfe of that institution.
i v-.ru
popy of the foregoing preamble and resolutions man, and was much respected by all who knew him.
HYMENEAL.
MARRIED At Lawrenccburgh, on the 22dinst.
bv the Rev. Mr. Burke, Elisha M. Huntington, ksq
of Terrehaute, to Miss Jane S. youngest daughter of the said defendant Bhall be and appear, here, on or be
for the next term ot ttiis Loun ami answ er cam wmplaint, that the matters and things in said plaintiff 's partition contained, will be heard and determined in her absence, and this cause is continued. A true copv. Attest, HENRY H. TALBOTT, Cl k. September, 1S33. 4fr-3w
OBITUARY. DIED On Monday the 21st ult. HEZEKIAII COFFIN, Esq. Post Master at Cedar Grove, aged 63. Through the various scenes of this probationary state,
he sustained the character of an upright and honest
JOB PRINTING, of every description, neatly and expeditiously executed at the American office
Money TVanled. '
HOSE indebted to me either by Note or Book Arrnnnt. for GOODS purchased previous to the
1st of Jannary last, are requested to make immediate payment. I cannot carry on my business without money, and shall not wait much longer on claims of the above description. R. TYNER. Brookville, August-27, 1833. 35-tf NEW-TRENTON ASSOCIATION. The members of the New-Trenton Association for detecting and prosecnting Horse Thieves met at R. Riley's, New-Trenton, on the 5th of October, 1833. After the President had called to order, the following Regulations were made, viz: That each Captain shall brand the horses owned by the members of their respective divisions. Also, that each Captain shall forfeit $5 00 if he brands a horse for one not a member of the Aassociation. Motioned and carried that the Treasurer, (the Trea
surer first agreeing to the motion) pay 6 per cent, for the monies belonging to the Association. N.B. The Members of the Association will'meet at R. RILEY'S on Christmas next, between the hours of 10 and 2 P. M. Those who wish to become members to the New Trenton Association, are requested to attend the meeting, on the day above mentioned, and they will have an opportunity of examining the laws of the Association. Ordered, That the Secretary have the proceedings of this Meeting and the time and place of holding tho next, nublished in the Indiana American.
JAS. R. JONES, Sec. X. T. A, , New Trenton, Ct. 9th.