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A3I-ERIC A BROOK VI11E, IXDIAA, ' rnin.w, may i6, ism. ' r: (vj-We hive received a communication from the Caai'ty Commissioners, in reply to C. W. Hutchen. It cams to hand too late for this days paper. It will appear hereafter. (2-Ve are authorized announce Mr. HENRY JEXK1X30X as a candidate for County Commissioner at the ensuing election. . r-j-Weare requested to Bay that Robert W v - - i Halstaad will serve in the capacity of Coroner, if; elected. Fritnd C'arkson: Be pleased to announce the r.ame of Hadley P. JoHTssax as candidate tor the ci:2of Coroner cf Franklin County at the ensuing option. CITIZEN. STATE BANK OF INDIANA. Through various sources we barn that the Stock in th? b:ancli3s at Lawrenceburgh, Richmond, Indianapolis, Madison, New-Albany, and Vincennes his been tikn; and there is littledoubt but the stock was tiken at Terre-IIiute and Lafayette be-fo.-3th9 bjoks were closed. At Evansville and BaJford. we understand, it is doubful whether the eto:!i was tiken. From present prospects, We are likely sson to enjoy the benefits of this institution. T!i?ei tjr of the New-Albmy Gazette ofths 25th u!t. re marks. We have heard from a source entitled 1 3 credit, that the commissioners on the pirt cf the Stite, Lave succeeded in negotiating tin ban for the Stata Bank, on terms more favorable than were anticipiteJ. . The loan Was effected nth! city of New York, (if report be true) of the ietis of a European house in-that city.' OURSELVES.'" " We are pleased to see that the exertions which we have made, and which . we shall continue to mike, to render the America useful and interestmg, las met with the most favorable acknowledgein r.ts on the part of the public; and has drawn fnm oar brethren af the type such complimentary notices as cills forth our warmest feelings of gratit.de. They are the spontaneous and unbought teaimontus of hard-earned merit. Poudrof these voluntary i!e:iior,str nions of public approbation, we thzll feel ciisclves bjund by the endurable principles of honor and gratitude, to exert our utmott cae.-jis, b ;th cf toJy and mind, to render "the AaeiicA in every respect worthy of the patronajj cfa l.beral and intelligent community. From a.aong the many .unices which hive been taken of our nu.nbie tel., we select the following: Frot the Indiana Palladium. The list mail brought us the Indiana Amet lean, enlarged to mi imperial sheet, and in other respects handsomely improved. The editcr (Mr. Clarkson) deserves credit for Ins csenions to improve the condition of the Broosviile press; and c indulge a hope that uc iioeraitj rewarded lor them nil, in w inereasn of patronage. . Tlu rdi tor possesses more thnn the ordinary share of perseverence and industry, and withal a good mechanic, nvitler if he did learn some of us,) and with hiff a chance, will get along as well as most of us. From the CavfjitlsrilU: Record. ' Ixdunv American This paper, published in Broo'cville, Indiana, has been enlarged w an Imperial size, and otherwise improved. It is now among the largest, and m&t rcspec table paper in the State, and should be, as it no doub: is, extensively, patronitcd. From tke Riting Snn-. MxmvNv Ameicvn." This paper has come to hand, enlarged to an imperial sheet, nnd executed in a neat manner. The appearance of the sheet, connected with the known perseverance of its editor, cannot fail w secure it a liberal patronage. From the Cut rr.iwM TV- , j - f f ti CtVRKSON formerly proprietor oi t ie Utcm Statesman, has purchased the i me urookville Inquirer, and i nflwpahlishing a paper in thatpla.-c entitled I "Int!'ia Amcru-nr:.n It is printed on an imperial slu et, and edited with considerable na ability. F rom the LawrenceburgK TTkig. IstT AstKRrcAN.Thts jnper came to md th.s week, neatly executed on a fine, re tai sheet. Its elilorial department Wes talents, and we hope the paper will iene additional pttronagu sufficient to renierite the proprietor for the additional ns2 he has incurred by the enlargement f h:sj:aPcr. From the JTainsS, Courier. M r Infls",a Amerirnn.v published bv R.C. F. Ci.assov,nt Drookvl lie, comes W nvirh rn!.,r;cd and improved. It is well oajJctcd,and has our best wishes for its ful"re success. AT NextWV understand thatth"ItooExvGrPncisl!e Indiana, editsd by JAMES J-tUN RAY, Ex-Coverttor of tb ?tat ofln'"H &c. Ins sank into repose. It ha. been hoi.tiUw!lo,eIife a vile slander upon the - of Iloosum WUt will poor Jimmy Ray

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i. the National tnt.1 y.l " :;rg.n?W ---. w..7 u au.U our paper was iroino-t, nn u.,nnjti... .l.I . ' lire Senate, f wh ch hn1 Ucn r t .... with closed doors) had asrain rejected the fmir nJ vernment Uirectors of the Unit. Od S't ltPH Hank who had been already once rejected by the Senate and re-nominted by the President. This Beconrt rejection took place, we learn by the Bignal majori-L, tv nf Ai'Ww gntas in r- i . . . It' -j y wtiwii, vumurrea in oy mem bers not only of both perties, but of all parties, as we are informed, this decision speaks a language to the President stronger than any which he has heard from that body, and which he cannot tnisunberstand.' For the Indiana. American. Mr. Editor. I learn, from an editorial article in your paper of the 9th instant, that you have, by request. Dlaeed my name Upon the lt of candidates for a' .eat in the next general assemble of thi.KMt.. I am willing to believe, that the citizen who re quested my name announced, was actuated by the i -j .. oniiuuiitcu) wan uciuaieu oy me most friendly feelings toward me; but as it was done entirely without my knowledge or consent. I hope to be excused for declining, at the present time, the honor of a place amongst the political aspirants of the times. . v i -I am one of those, however, who believe thiit ev ery citizen of a Republic, w here the acrifice of private interest is not too ereat. is in justice to his country, bound to obey the voice of a majority of his countrymen, when fairly expressed and that he should discharge faithfully the duties of any office entrusted to him. Could I be satified, that it is the wish of a majority of my fellow citizens that I should serve them in the next Legislature, I would unhesitatinsrlv offer my services; but as there seems to me to be much uncertainty on this point and from private consideriMons, together with the belief that there are others belter qualified to fill that important station than myself, I feel bound to decline standimr a noil 0 at thi coming election. But under different circumstances,and at some future time, should I be thought worthy to serve my country in that, or any other capacity, let it command, and I Lope ever to be found ready to obey. , V;';. 4. RUFUS IIAYMOND. Brookville, May 14, 1824. Ta Mails. We are oaen tempted to write a paragraph on this subject. Sometimes we reeeivelhe Washington papers in six days, sometimes in eighteen., and sometimes not at all. We could submit tothe ardy movement of the mails, if it was only sura, bmce the first of Alirh Inst ihoro h.. ka ----- m w UGVII two letters lost7 between? this place and Connersville (18 milestone directed to us dated March Cths the other from us. We wish the post masters interested would hunt thm up and send them to us. We have also many complaints made to us of the non-amval or our papers at the neighboring post offices. If we hear mucU more complaint we shall lay our (JrJ- upon the offender. Beware!!! RtnT Mon at Portsmouth, Ni'II. Un aturday night the town of Portsmouth was the scene of a most disfrrarpfiil mnK It appears that in the forenoon, the Whig pariy met ana ccieiratea, in an appropriate manner, the victory of the Whig party in New York, nnd dispersed peaceably before 2 o'clock. P. M. In the evening, however, the Jackson parij iciiiiMt-u iii u aisoraeny manner, nnd commenced riotinsr. Tar ha lire, and ivlled through the streets, and a bonfire was kindled, over which canvass signs or effigies, inscribed with the names oi ebster, lay, &c. Jtfc. An engine wlis taken outof its house. and nvrrinm. n.i nxJ i ' The mob also Proceeded, with ho. n tXllU UIVlCil I noises of all sorts, to the building occupied bv the Kranrh nf th. ITnJfo Siu. i.sJL 7 . . 7 umia, wmcn iney auacKCti, ana lore down the sien and I i. " . ana the eagle, , which they bore off in triumph. and burnt. u, .numPn The pcaccofficers attemntod to but were driven off, as the mob was armed with bludgeons, cutlasses, &c. The noise and noting were kept up all night. Boston Courier, EXECUTIVE HODESTY. -www.. .u .uiujii. Gen. Jackson, in Jhe beginningof the p'resent session of, Congress, nominated Henry D. Gilpjn, Peter Wager, John T. ScluV. tlllll Htm If IVf pP.tnr-t . van. and Hugh McEt.nEav.,Rnvprnmint I"n. rcctorsotlne United States Bank. The Sen ate refused to cont.r.n the nomination. O i ill ear- . "7-"" l the l itn ol AIarch.notwitbstandirifrih Prti. dent knew that the Senate would not 1

these nominations, he sent Ihom l.n-t- :ri,L.ii,-i: " . l- ..i- . .. . .

. , , . 1 "n nOt insillfinrr -.... .! oil tiituK.1111,11 nor insulting. mc.trrn . A . . . . claiming, very mtvfcstfy all right to enquire into tlt n.iunc T (k. v.' ... IS' .. . v.. wiirtit, ior rejecting the nomination, but at the. same lime calling them to account for not having, confirmed them! Any one who will.dispassionately read the message can make nothing more nor less out of it. The message was referred to the Committee orf Finance, and Mr.TvLF.it made a report which exposes in strong, yet temperate language; the fallacies and absurdities of this missive of the Kitchen. " The President complains that there has been nothing charged upon these men, as officers, to their discredit, and that therefore the Senate, were not justified in rejecting them. II such be the fact, that there cxistt d no ground of complaint amongst them, the President has a riwlit to h rnetif Ttt.t A...

I i :, v mil Mime umc. wniie passing t iroug t irfS? !. X M Kin' 00 hC M,rth 8 WidG the V,tiBm, accidentally come in contact ' ,V; 'J0 bcqrubs about a mat- with the earth, and thereby hrin- the world whAhi fr I "ey;Sh.ttofl.b,U8h- A r" Unnatura,,-V to an But we have no oc whdhas turned outof Ujeir ofhecs more than casion for such fears; the projectile and cenjto Mo'wana nersons. without rnnfJ(innn.l;..rTi r;,,.f..i r. .-u. . .1 . .

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aa oetter cease sending messaces and prot . . , . I tvls e geis nis loot deeper ana deeper in ru,i .r o , . r,. 1 ! ' - POSTSCRIPT. Just as our paper went to press We receiver! the following news. It is from'the CincinnaGazettcof yesterday: The' Protest. It Will ft ssori fiv tVA counts of the, proceedings of the Senate, in this day s Gazette, that the protest has been ...FyBtu ui. i ne vote stood, against it 27 for it 1G. Five Spnni Uiambers of Maryland, and Mr. Mangum of IMoi'tn Carolina, who wouM hm-o the tnaiontv Mr. Mnrri. f ni,: j esrs. Kane ana Rohinnn rfTii:: ... u we presume, would h.ivo vnio.l WZ. Ml u SI' 11 h posed the xote would have been 29 to 19. nontv. Had tlie Senate been full, it i, supCongress i. We have nothing particularly nterestin? from t i nnlitiV..,! rfI-r.u:. J . .,, o - i ...v... itiuiri ui mis par-ty-ndden country. The Senate have not yet rejected the imperial ukase; nor (as it certainly will,) has the Hocse vet rebuked Gen jackpon s secretary of the Treasury, for his action in the mnttir nf tlm n:i the Representatives, the prodigals of the Op...o., u.nrnnracrjui me Administration, by means of motions to reduce the salaries provided for the officials by the General Appropriation Rill yet under considerationand among the Senators, ft is very oiriow. the way m which IIehy Clay, Morhcai at the Ktng st gatr, baffles and exposes the twitings ami graspings of Martin Van RnREV. that Haman sealed on high, and his friends, the Knights of the Turnspit. Springfield Pionter. Having scarcely hnd time to rend the Message of the President to thn Son..i k subject of his ncmination of Directors of the bumk ome united states on the part of the Government, we shall sav no more of it at present than that it is a document which will be a fit pendant to the Protest, both in nrrogalion of rights for the Fvnmfiv. , j -wMiifv. uiiu iiiuri ogation of the rights of the Senate. Neither is u less remarkable than that celebrated document for extraordi extravagant conclusions. Among tiicse who manifested by their votes their disapprobation of the course of the Fxauu8. m mij matter, were several of the friends of the Administration, of whom'othcrs, who were absent from their seats when the question was taken, are supposed to have purposely absented themselves, to avoid givirir Voles nn-nrAinrr k- t.. . matter,hich would have placed them in an iuiuue oi censure or rebuke to the Executive. JVa. Int. A Washingtonjetter-writer. in the Boston News, nominates Hon. Lewis Cass for the Presidency, and Colonel Richard M. Johnson for the Vice-Presidency. The "Northampton Whig" has nominated Hon. John Sergeant for the Presidency ; and Hon Benjamin Watkins Leiqh for the VicePresidency. The "State Rights Sentinel," Augusta. Geo, nominates Hon. William J. Dcank for the next Presidency. JVcwYorker. It will be secnjvy the, list of appointments published to-day, that Robert Bmckcnridge, Esq., Register in the I.a - w vuat.-u A VS Wayne, has been reannointrrl hv thr Proti. dent, by and with the advice and consent of I. .... tne oenate. Air me senate. jir. li. has hr Id lh nffirP f.ir Pcaianalw? l,cve discharged its duties , - .vua L' relr . .-' . .1 ?e ent,re s.atls,ac ",c F" "u me oepartmcnt. Ilis rMnno nimpn nn f,.l ,.-:. j mi k ...n S. j 7i- i . ..... uc received in this statp. and napliV.ih.rr k V;. r?",ved nth,a sta.te ,a.nd Part, old acquaintances in this section. . Palladium, We are credibly informed by a gentleman in this place, who knows it to hp n fnr t kv perimental observation, that salt and water naministcrca at me timeol attack, with effee c mi; jitjj.i ill ciHCKenS. y V C WOUUI recommend a trial of it to nil those who raise chickens. Vinccnnrs Gazelle. - . Fun k. n ....... . tuauy cure the gaps in chickens. v We would From the Pawtucket Chronicle. The Covet. The Comrt nnnli iil rwr 1 n IT tl r t . . r-"-" Jli- iianrv louna to oe r.h,i;,.n . ... 1 o. .:in1.. i r.... .i iviiiivnuii nuici'iiini iv ui: imluiv iiux. mill i? I:.. CM ... ... . . ' . . rus nun penou win expire in the month ouu ly of the present year, we may expect . very sublimevicw of it, while on its way through the regions of our planetary system. But as it has varied from its period a whole vcar, perhaps it will not return before 1S35 or 1&36, which will indeed bean accurate calculation, when compared with its irregular motion.. This comet in its course through the solar system, will cut in twodiflTerent plares.almost at right ancles, the orbits of nil th nh.nnpts. nnd approaching within H.GIO.OOO" miles of me sun. ii win pass between the sun nnd the orbit of Mereurv, with the amazing velocity of upwards of 800,000 miles an hour,and then leave our system to travel again the unknown regions of the universe. Much fear has been entertained that this comet will some time, while passing throush ""- "men inepi.mers ana comets r6 clothed, keep them in theirorbits and it is these very same properties that hinder them from coming tooher.

INSLNATE. Tuesday, April 29. Mr. Poindexter, from the Commitle on Public Lands, reported n bill granting an entire township of land, to be located in the State of Illinois, or Terfitorv of Michigan, to be divided among the 235 Polish exiles, sent to the United States by the Emperor of Austria. The report and bill were read and, together with the petition, ordered to be printed, and made, the special order of the day for Thursday the Sth of May. Mr. Chambers submitted a resolution directing the Secretary of the Treasury to infonTi the Senate whether any other Treasury drafts, called ntthe Department "transfer drafts," on the United States Bank, have been drawn s:nce his report of the 11th December. 1833, nnd the purposes to which the amount of such drafts, if any, have been applied. Mr. Webster gave notice that heshould on the next da-

move the consideration of an appropriation ..... i iuui me oiner nouse winch demanded the immediate action of tho Son.-Wf.. Th subject of the Protest coming up, Mr. Grundy addressed the Senate until four o'clock, when Air. v.lay obtained the floor, and the Senate adjourned. On yesterday, by Isaac Wamsley, Esq. Miss Rebecca Brackxey to David Hinds all of this county. AUGUST KI.KCTIOIV. FOR OOrEltJrOR. NOAH NOBLE. JAMES G. READ. FOR LIEUT. GorERJsTOR. D. V. CULLEY, DAVID WALLACE. FOR SHERIFF. DANIEL ST. JOHN, C. W. HUTCIIEN, ISAAC WAMSLEY. iir., FOR CO.WJHISS10.VER SSr TI,0S-WDWC0T-FOR SENATOR. JOHN REID. FOR REPRESENTATIVE. JOSEPH BENNETT. JAMES HALSEY. J.M.JOHNSTON B.S.NOBLE. FOR COROXER. JAMES CLEMENTS. Notice. THE undersigned have this day entered into copartnership in the Mercantile business. The busi ness in future will be conducted in the nime of R. &S. Tyner. RICHARD TYNER. SILAS TYNER. Brookville, May 10th, 1834. bty "GSoriCicntuin Slices," SCREWED DOWtf TO jA TUREl! H. Douglass joirvsnv Fthe lata firm of Beeks & Jollnson. would once more mil -th ntrontinn r,r ui :.,AaUtaA to that firm to t Iipt or book account. It has been something like two years since we quit selling Goods in this place, and we are sorry to say that many of our friends have not yet paid off their accounts. It is necessary that all debts should be paid sometime, and it is believed that we have been very indulgent to those indedted to us. And though we feci a delicacy in dunning, yet we feel it a duty to ourselves to call upon all in arrears with us to pay up immediately. We dislike to sue, and we dislike to threaten and we will not sue if we see any probability of realzing our money without. Respectfully, H. DOUGLASS JOHNSON. Brookville, May 16, 1834. 20 Sale r Real Estate. OTICE is hereby given that we will sell at A. nubllC Olltrrv tn th KierSfist- hiHr. nt rlio rnnrt house door in Brookvilln. Franklin Countir. Inrlmnn on the 6th day of June 1834, between the hours of 10 A: M. and 4 P. M nn snid Hnv: the r.illnwlnfr premises (to wit:) Lots No 66 and 71 in that part of vnc i.iwii oi umoKviue iaia on oy Amos uutlcr, tne same being subject to the widow's dower. Conditions of sale are ns IVillnu-R. tn wit nnu f.uirt 1, rF tl.a purchase money to be piid in hand, and one fourth hi oia iiiuiiiiib, aim ine oaiance in twelve montns to be secured by bond and security. By order of the Probate Court of snid""Cnimt GEO. W. KIMBLE. ( Commissiont-. r . ULAKKSUa. J ers Brookville, May 16, 18E4. 20 3w Sale of Real Estate. TTOTICE is hereby given, that I will sell at pub11 lie outory to the highest bidder, at the Court House door, in the town of Brookville, in the county of Franklin, on the 6th day of June, A. D. IHVA, (between the hours of 10 o clock A.M. nnd 5 P. M. rf said day) the interest of David S. Beaty, an infant undir the age of twenty-one years, Ar. l.cirat lawor.Folin K. Beaty ,dec d.in the following desribed part of Lot No. 44, in that purtofthc town of Brook ville in the county aforesaid, laid off by "Jesse li. I homas and others" viz: beginning at the S. Ecorner of said Lot No. 44, thence running N. on main Burgess street 40 feet, thence runninjr V 824 feet. .thence running S.40 feet, thence running Vj. rvt Met on tJlai borne street, to the place of beginning ( being the one undivided half of tbe 'sime subjectM to the widow's dower, refms of-sale; one half of the purchase money will beYequired to be paid at the time of sale, .the balance in three months thereafter and'the same to bo secured by bond and security.' - By order of the Probate court of Franklin county, Indiana; JOHNjM. T JOHNSTON. - " -. Commissioner -- Brookvilles May. 10", 19.M. ' 20 3w DotanieI9Ieetiias'. . rMHE Botanic. Practitioners Of Medicine, J3L and Mevbers of Botanic SociETiE8,of Fay ette and surrounding Counties, are.invited to attend a meeting, at the Office of Dr. James Hackieman, in Connersville, on Friday, lh"e Gth day of June next, at 10 o'clock, A. .V. Punctual attendance is earnestly requstcd. By order, " -"- A. R. NIBLO, Sec'y. ConnersviIIe,,May, 13, lfcS!4. 20--3w Estray. T AKEN up by John C. Johnston, of Brookville township, Franklin county, state of Indiana, on the 2-lth day of April A. D. 1834, , OJVC ESTRAY SORREL MARE, s supposed to be 6 years old, a white spot in her forehe id, no brands or other marks discoverable; appraised to twenty-five dollars by James Swigget & William Risk, a true description as per atiidavit given under my hand and seal this 15th day of May A. D. 13: 4. ELIJAH BARVVICK.J. P. May 11th, 1824. 0 iw 1

. IVew Goods. . JiHE ubcribe" nve juet received a new and well Belectefl stock of reasonable good, which added to their former assortment makes it complete consisting in part of the following articles: Cloths, Casinetts,.BombazettP, Circasians, Calicoes, Sheeting end Shirting, of various qualities;' ilK8, and sewing Silks. Linen and Cotton Diaper, Kuss.a do., check, Ginghams, colored Csmhrics. Plain and I iguered Jackonetts and Book Mnnlint; Uobbinet: Laces and Footinsr; Cotton, Silk, Flair and Pongee Handkerchiefs; Black Italian Crivats; Press Handkerchiefs, Leghorn and straw Bonnets, Kibbonsofall kinds, Irih Linens; also a lare assortment of summer wear, consisting of Kussa Linens, German Linen, Mexican Mixtures. nd Fancy Stripes, suspenders, al.so. a large stock Gents, and" Ladies Gloves, Linen and Fancy IIo.se nnd haltHose, Angola half Hose; Bor.ihazino Stocks, Taj.es, Braids I erreting&c. Talm Hats, Palm Fans, Fur Hats, Lad.es Lasting, Momconnd Calfskin Shoes. Also, a general assortment of Hardware, Queensware, and Tinware. Xaiis, and Trace Chains, also lroC3ries. Common n I l r: rr. ,

Bun. &C. Plain unit n..la.l W.:.: r. .r. Ivory, .Neck, M ood. Pocket, and Dressing Combs; .K.Bmug hooks, a;so a j.irge assortment Buttons. The above. together with r.:imrii. n,. not named, will be said very low. Persons desirous Purcnas.ng arc invited to call and examine for themselves. y . ... . .. W;r S- M. DAVIS. Brookv-ille, Indiana, May 14, 1834. bty STATE OF INDIANA, 1' rankhn County. TAKEN up bv J Bines SnmtirTa rC township, Frankl.n county, Indiana, on the 2d day a cnesnui sorrel .Hare, tliree j'ears Id, some white in hor forel iPnrl. :i sin ill on each side of her neck supposed to be mabe by the jui.-,iiu uuicr uranns or marks perccivable.thirteen hands his'h. annraisd to iliirn-.sDi-n L - - . u.v... Melius dllU hfty cehts, by Jacob Cates and M. V. Siu.eson, on xia aay oi My, JK.4, before me, I.WC WAMSLEY, J. P. A true copy from my estray book. May, 10th, 1SS4. 20 3w ExeCBltra''s Ss!?. MOTICL is herby given, that the undersigned. Executors of the last Will and Testament of John Lefforge, deceased, late of the county of Franklin, and stats of Indiana, will sell nt publio auction, on Friday the 23d of May next, ct the late resMiern:e oi earn aecaseu. one mile nnd a half helow Brookville, the roods and chattels, hoi,,.,. to the estate of the deceased, as directed to be "sold by the last Will and Testament cf the said John j.t;iK)rge aeceaseo consisting of Horses, Cattle, Shefp, Hogs, Wheat in the stack; Oats, When and Rye growing, Ploughs and eundrv othfr article. not necessary to mention. Terms of sale to be mane known on the day cf sale. The sale to commence at 10 o'clock A. M. of said ri.1V nil Innnntinue until the property shall be told. Apni yyth, 1M4. N. B. The estate of t!ie .Wm . - - V. f .T VI ' O till to be entirely solvent. All persons endebted to said ui-iaio are requesien to come forward and make payment, ana uiose having claims against said estate are also notified til nriKOl)t thnir l-.in ,,lu 1 via Vtiiiii9 UUIJ authenticated. JOHN RYBURN. ., WILLIAM TYNER. April 29th, 1534. It 3w Another .ISaoitsnoth. DISMAL SWAMP LOTTERY, Class J'o. 10, for 1624. r Draws on the Slst of May, 1824. P!rTTAT $30,000 SIO.OOO $-1000 S300O v:,.nu 75 of $1,000, and 81 ; o00. Tickets 10 dollars. Shares in vromtrlion. Plpnao call on CLARK Ac COOK". ft-7Sole Atrenta fur tt-.n "tfit nn rear a in tV.t Woo. sr- - a - - " v w v. o tern States, who have sold 25 Capitals within a few months, amounting to Seventy five thousand dollars, and who have sold w ithin the last three years prizes amounting to upwards of $2,0f C,(XC!! Those who do not receive the schemes in time to send for tickets in any particular Lottery, by remitting 10, 20, or 50 dollars, will have it invested in the first attractive scheme. Distant adventurers will find the mail a safe conveyance. N. B. When ten dollars is remitted postage need not be paid. Administrator's Notice. NOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned has this day, taken out letters of Administration upon the ctstate of John Hctficld, late of Bath Township, Franklin County, Indiana, deceased. All persons having claims against said estate are requested to present them within one year from this date, duly authenticated. And all persons indebted to said estate, are.hcreby notified to make immediate payment to the administrator. The estate is amply solvent. On Monday the 10th day of June, !Sf4, will be sold at - public outcry at the late residence of John Hetfield dee'd, in the- Townshiji and.Ccunty aforesaid, all the personal pr.opc;ty belonging to the estate of said decedent, consisting of one; Wag-on, Horses, Cattle, Sheep. Hog, Corn, Whe.it, Rye, Household and Kitcken furniture, and fanning utensils, Arc. Arc. Terms, all sums under one dollar jcash in hand, over one nnd under twenty dollars twelve months credit, and "over twenty "dollars, eighteen months credit will be giveii,the purchaser giving nota and appprovnd securitv. ' JOHN IIBTFI ELD, Adm'r. May ?d, l&?4:y y 19 3w Taken l p? . - Y Wm. Strinar Jiving--in Franklin County, ".BrnnkviUo .Tmi'nclin a dirt- Inn Hnnn i'i hands Jiighi 10 years old, left eye out', some saddle spotsscar on the right tuttook, bob tail, d 6mall star in the forehead appraised to $10 by Mathew Lewis and. Humphry Dillard. J I do hereby.certUyjthat the ahove is a true transCriDt fiom inv EstraV Honk. fiii-n nnHn- mv hnA W my ofiice, in Brookville Towaship, on the' 29th day of A'prilt1824 r-.- r ? ..-jvkatiian'-alley, Justice of the Peace. May the 2J, 1834. ? - 19 3w -- r " . IVolicv , -THE undersiirned havinrr rKtniiort lotinrcnf .,1. ministration on the estate of Obaniah Martin, Jate of Decatur Country, Iadiana deceased, hereby Hives notice to all nersona inde?-.tfd tn R:ii1 patatv to make immediate payment, and those having ciaiui ngamei me estate, to present their Claims legally authenticated for settlement within one year froni this date. Said estate ia solvent. ' - PLEASANT MARTIN, ,Uvu February ICth, 18C4. - iC-Sw JOB-WORK. KaUxeutdt tfca. Awcric&a Puting QCIco,