Indiana American, Volume 2, Number 26, Brookville, Franklin County, 27 June 1834 — Page 3
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X IE R I C AN . C li O oTi VI I i S ?" 2 S A IV A.
FlilOAT, jrSF. 27, IS.U.
four n i o r J i'L r.
The committee of arrangements announce to the
illie. tii t on t,,c Mi ot -,i:'-v a recession will fom in r.rookvillc.cn the Puhlic Square ut 10 o'-.:0-k, and proceed to the .Meth odist Meeting House. Th; Chaplain will open the celebration by an ad-(irtt-s ti the Throne of Grace, the Declaration of hWndence will be read, v'c an Drat ion pronounc- ( J, w hen the procession will inarch to -Mrs. Adair's llrtel, where as many as wish will partake of a Signer. ORDER OF THE PROCESSIOX. Light Infantry. Music. Chaplain. Orator and Header. President and Vice President. Committee of Arrangements. Sub-Committees. Ladies. Citizens generally.
for tht l.idiaha American. Mr. Printer:
I wish you to announce me as a candidate for this
County at the ensuing election. I am not tena
cious as to the ofrice any one the People, bless
them, may think proper I am at their service. To
speak of myself is always painful; but in this case I will say something. I drink too much, this I acknowledge, but my word, if elected the l ist drop of whiskey goes down my neck on the first Monday in August; after that no man shall ever see me at a grog-shop. This I am ready to verify; my whole object in being elected is to break me of the habit of drinking. Who ever knew it fail of effect.. I
cannot say am a "horse," but I have a little of
tl.e alligator in my composition: it may not beamhs
to state that I am whole-hog for the Canal, and if
electd to the Legislature, I pledge myself it shall
be completed by the first frosty night; and then I
will go to Indianapolis, and get it legalized.
BEXJ. HURLEY.
dine. Among the sweetmeats served to tut i
company were several custards. Into these,!
it is supposed, the cook, a negro woman, infused a large portion of arsenic. Fifty persons were immediately seized with all the svmptoinsof poison, and, in a very short period, fourteen of them were corpses. The others recovered, some delay occurred in the administering of the proper antidote from the behef that the disease was cholera. Several of those who died were dissected, and the arsenic found in their stomaches. The cook, who is suspected of tlie act, lias been appre
hended; but we have not yet learned that
anv disclosures have been made. Republican
n r.n i c al caki. T. KENNEDY takes this method of in
forming the citizens of Brookville, and its vi
cinity, and the public generally, that ho has return
ed to his farm two and a half miles east of Brook-
SHERIFF'S SAL2J. Y virtue of a decree of the Frank' in .;,.
9 court, of the eountv of F rant I
Indiana, at the April term of A. D. 1:U of said
court, upon a bill filed in a certain case wherein
We are authorized to announce William
TfiGGiss jr. as a candidate for Coroner at the ensu jig tlccticn.
We learn, from the Charleston (S. C.) pa-
pers. mat tnc t ouri oi .ppcais oi tnai rotate
has declared unconstitutional the lest Oath.
ordained by the lateConvcntioti of Delegates of the People of that Slate, to be required
from ecry olhcerot the State, Civil or Mill
From the Indiana Palladium. Many of the citizens of this count v will no
doubt be sorry to learn that George II. Dunn,
l .sq. owing1 to urgent cabs of priv ate business.
declines standing a poll for representative at
the ensuing election, lor the two years Mr. 1). has served in the house of representa
tives, and we can in all truth and candor bear testimony to the zeal, abilitv and indus
try with which he discharged the various and complicated duties confided to him. as a mem
ber of that body. The interest of the State and of the county were alike ably sustained
by him.
We say this much in justice to Mr. Dunn, notwithstanding our diiforence of opinion as to
many points of general politics.
The Stats Bank. We learn from the Madi-
k: Republican that Jeremiah Sullivan Esq. one of tic (iir.'!"tssIon3':s authorized to contract for the loaa f:r the State Bank, returned from the Eastabout the 16th inst. Mr. Sullivan left the other two Commissioners in the City of New York. He says he has no doubt but the Loan will be caected, at 5pcrcer.t. The President of" the Bauk,Mr. Merrill, is now in New-York or Phi'adelphia,to seperintend the emrreving ami printing of the notes. We believe this institution will eventually go into operation.
Jamks W. I?RrEi)i,ovn was on Friday last.
nominated to the Senate lor the ouice of Col lector of the Port of New Orleans, and con firmed by the Senate on the same day.
J atkick II. Overton has nl-;o heen ap pointed by the President of the United States
with the advice and consent of the Senate, to
be Marshal of the United States for the Wes
tern District of Louisiana, rice Dl'peruikr
rejected, whose appointment was erroneously
announced by the official paper some time
asro as havmg been confirmed. Jat. Int.
UNITED rT TES J KEVSCRY iAXK.
Latest rnoM Washington. In tha Sx.vt-, ICth inst. the bill from the House
to regukt-; ti e value .f foreign coins was, after
discussion thereon, ordered to a third reading; after
which the Semite, on motion of Mr. Wkiuiit, proceeded to corsidertke resolution granting pay and taile.-.gj to Mr. Pottkr, of Khoie Island, competitor for the scat of Mr. Rorrv.Ns, and were engaged m the subject during the main part of the day. The restliitiou was disposed of by referring it to the Comni'ttee on the Judiciary, la the Ilorsv: or Rkprkslxtatives, the two first K-itr: w ere pitiploycd in bclate upon Memorials, Vc.; aftr w hich the lIov. t vok up the remaining Apj ronriation bills. Tl.e till from the Senate mak
ing appjepriations for the continuance and repair of the Cumberland Road was the first taken up. A moticn of Mr. Polk to reduce the amount of the proposed appropriation gave rise to a long debate. The motion was finally rejected, 02 to 91; but other propositions for amendment were still pending when (at 7 o'clock) the House Adjourned. Yl. .;f. June lth.
v...in ujwu mi. uuikoui mo piuic?niu, j .m.v.vo o.tiu Tiinatii jit iezin unuer Hie nrrn where at all times he may be consulted, and found j of Reeves and McLean are complainants, and Jorendy to rem'er all the assistance in his power to the seph H. Martin is defendant, to 'foreclose the enuiafrlicted. li s extensive practice and unrivalled ' ty of Redemption to the mortag;d promises in the success in the .-notice of medicine, as his numer- 'said bill set forth and hereafter described, 1 tii-i ous friends wiil readily testify, would render this I undersigned, Sheriff of said County, w iil oil'er ct notice entirely unnecessary, were it not that for i public sale at the Court house door, "in the to'vn of several years pas-t, his continued exertions to al- ', Rrookville, county and state aforesnid.oii the llt'i leviate the distressed had so much impaired his j d:y of .July, A. 1). 14, befvefu t!ii; hours of 10 health as to render a short respite from the arduous ' O'clock A. M; and -1 o'clock P. M.of said fbi firs'; duties of his profession, indispersibly necessary . the rents and proiits fur the term of sj-.-t-u years, of
to nis partial recovery, iiurniij this short recess, ; ttio toitowing Uescribftd mortiagod prenwses.u w;t: false reports were put in circulation with a view to all that ccrtiin lot of land. so. twelve with its apiniure his practice. This then fill reassure Lis : pertcnances on tl;e plit of the to-.vn of !-nrriel in friends, that he hs;s so fur recovered as to be up ami ' said county of Franklin, and state of Indiana, and doing and that ho has obtained an infallible remedy if the rents and pro.'its aforesaid, of th'.? iiioresaid for those complaints hereto considered incurable, j premises will not sell for a sum suiiieient to sat.isfv viz. the Hydrophobia, Cancers, Cataract, and milk- said decree, I will then and there exj o.-e to public sickness. He feels so confident of success in these . sale the fee simple, and all the e.tat . risrht. ! itlf-.
diseases, that if his services are engaged before Interest, claim and demand of the said Josenh If.
sa.u uccroe, sec
tary, i he cllect ot this decision is said (ni any other medicines are given, as to assure the pub- j Martin, of, in, and to the aforesaid premises f r th the" Courier) to be, to annul the Ordiance ofbc where no cure is e flee ted, no charge will be ; best price that can be had fjr the same, to satis
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the Convention, so far as it relates to and em- "."ut ' a':" ,ea C(l11;u cnan.es out tnat , iy me interest, ana costs i
r :.l i :i A..i 1. futile m uetiiuji 10 inmui aiiv cuiBr 1 uv - : tinuu aim but iorui.
owcrs lujMuiuie u piesenuc i viu. KirinnK ; t,,0 xV.f ; n,it;w..:w ,u.
of exclusive Allegiance to the fetatc, and to which the hum in familv are i liable.
Brookvil-e, June xJl'th, 16V4. 2Q
expunire it from the Statute lioo!c, or the rec ords of the Convention." The Courier savs.
further, that the Court was unanimous on a
very important point, in the opinion, that "the Convention had Tit ynspended its authority. IN DEFINING ALLEGIANCE, AND DE-
CLAIUNf IT TO BE EXCLUSIVELY DIE TO THE State." .Vuf. Inl.
ShirHTs OfJicc
Brookville, June 2tth, 1S3
5 DNIEL ST. .TOII.Y, Shcr;f
I of Franklin County,
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STATE OF INDIANA. ) In
Franiliu Count', i Curt.
Robert W. Halsted)
Franklin Circu?'
In vacatl.'U.
'oreign Attacluiunt
From the New York Courier and Enquirer
llrch(inrr. pnjvrs. There are in all, about i cr
one thousand newspapers published-in the U-
nited biales; and at ditlerent times we have been requested to exchange with nearly the whole of them. As far as possible, we have complied with these requests, and when we
have refused, it has been lioui a conviction that we could not afford to do otherw ise, added to the impossibility- of finding time to examine all if we receive them. At a crisis like the present however, yve deem it our interest and the interest of the country, that a free and full exchange of sentiments should take place between those who advocate the same principles; and therefore although yve have now nearly four hundnd papers on our Exchange
WS hereby ffivon to all whom in mny concern, that
I will attend on the l&t,'d and 4th days of Nov. ;
u..i ud IIIV III IIIL IUU II Ul IMOimt 1 lUUIV lin couutv, la. for the purpose of receiving and de- i'liam Piice. )
ciding upon all claims that may be presented a- I TH VIE writ of foreign attaclnicr.t issued in thi gainst John S. Powers, an insolvent petitioner, at ' (-'s-s- o;l the 2Cth day of M iv A. D. IS:4, bewhich time and plac all persons having claims a- nS returned into the Clerk's oftee of said county gainst the said John S. Powers, may attend and 1 h' th tiheriir, executed by tciir.g u::d sf.acl.i.rj
present the same. for adjustment if they think prop-; certain personal property and :.s the ro,..er-
J. Kl.'l A , Trustee of the , Li "aia .leiene.ent, more par.i.-iuany i ii'i 111
said J. S. Powers. said Sherill 's return. The said d-'icndant, WillJune 2."th, FT,L 'JO :w ! '!,m Price, is hereby notified of the pcncicnctycfth-j j said writ, and requested to appear and defend, priOliVC. or to the hearing thereof, or the t. uuj will be Lcdrd
JO'.IN'.CTk r. c.c.
njlHE undersigned bavin? been appointed by the ! nd determined in his absence. iL Court, Trustee of John S. Powers. n insol- j Attest. RUbEUT JC
vent petitioner it becomes his dutv to settle the ac- Jllne A 1
counts of the said Powers. This he hopes to do without suit, and will, if those indebted to the said
Powers will call immediately and make pavment. ! IOURSU NT to adjournment, the Society of the
June 2"th, 18?4.
J. Ill MAX, Trustee of the 6aid Powers. i?G ew
Ta';cn I'p,
j: 9 Y Samuel Jacobs of White-wafer township.
Franklin County, state of Indiana a certain
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The Indiana Palladium, says: The Small-pox
fcas made its appearance in several places in that
county, within a few weeks, and two or three Lave
died of the disease. It also states that the citizens
fcave resorted to general vaccination, as a means of
arresting its further progress and spread through t!.e CoiUitrr.
Washington, June 14.
Bank. Mr.
MeKIM asked the unanimous consent of the
House to submit the fallowing resolution:
R.soh;d, That a Select Committee be ap
pointed to inquire into the expediency of rc
lot ting a bill, to authorize tiic issuing of Iil
teen millions ot dollars m J reasurv note
bearing an interest of live percent, per year,
unJer tne direction 01 a uoani 01 ommiss-i ioners, to be appointed by law for that parpose, to be loaned out by said commissioners to such individuals of the several States, who may npply for a loan, as can give full and satisfactory security for the reimbursement of the same, on the 1st of July, 1S3G. Mr. Williams objecting, Mr. Mclvm moved a suspension of the rule, to enable him to offer the resolution. Where
upon, Mr. Williams withdrew his objection, being willing, he said, that this "experiment" might have, atrial before the House. The objections were, however, renewed, and the House finally negatived the motion
to suspend the rule, so as to allow it to be offered: the House, w Inch was at the time very thin, being about equally divided upon the question.
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itii-pv .lure. Kiinnnseo to he twelve venrs old. wrtli 1
list, we propose a tree exchange witn all tne 1 1. " .,.,m., ,.,,.;.,. :,,, r ,,.,., i..,in..,,i ; 1 he ocietv proceeded to
JlVi.V papers in the United Slates lrom thisj 1,;,, Wllh a white nose and shod all round, no oth- ! hereupon, 1 hilip ..lasoti y time fill the first of January next. prm-irksor brands perceivable; appraised to thirty j ',ei1"son IIeli;. V ice 1 re Editors with wliom we now exchange, will ! dollars by Samuel St. John and Thomas Pinkerton, ; ecTKAA (J-TZ .7 . ..... . . . 0 . i"ti. A tun., 1; 'i ii. Cox and . C liartlirt jiu oblige us bv re-pubhs ling t!iis notice. thi l.th d.n o. June, I.,.4. On motion-
jl 1 ittri Medical district cd J l.e r.tate i t fnr'.nua, met at Rush vi He on Jionuay. ?.;ay, -"th, isr-l. Present, Drs. Eve rets, Sext.m, Mason, Brown, Helm, Kichey, B irtholomew, Thomas, D. A.Co, J. R. Cox, lluckannan, Laugh!. n, Carter, CliCoru, and Frame. The Secretary being absent, Dr. Carter was ap
pointed Secretary pro fun.
the election ofofli.:
chosoa Preside.-.' t; ::. T. Brev.-:
Siiockjncj Accmr.NT. A dreadful accident occurred on the inclined plane of the Columbia Rail Road (l'a.) yesterday morning. It
appears that several heavy cars, freighted
day or June, lSo. June 24th, lS-l.
JOIIX P. CASE. J. P. 26 ow
A?:2:s;r,is5ra!rs Motive.
lars and upu-iir is, the purchaser giving note witli approved securitv. Bit ADBCRY COTTRELL. Adm'r. June 2"d, A. 1). 1SU. 20 Sw
Senator I' wing, cfOliio, has been invited to a public dinner, at the Salines, Kenhawa, Ya. where bat a few years since, he was employed putting oi d under the Kettles.
A "Oasis." The editor of the Western Meth"dist, a paper printed at Xashville, Tennessee, edited by Rev. John X Maf'it, announces the reception of the name of a very liberal subscriber, having paid one hundred dollars in advance, for forty years subscription to that paper.
F "Waldron's" and "Wilson's" brands, and
ickles of 'Oj;ilshv,s' and'McCov's' brands,
choice articles of the kind, and w hich are reccmmenucd to the public. Just received and for sale by X. D. UALLION. June 2.'T, 1?C4.- bty
After a long and tedious investigation the House of Representatives yesterday determined that it could not determine yy hether Mr.
Letcher or Mr. Moore was entitled to the contested place in the representation, in that body, from Ky. and the election is turned back to the People. Mr. Letcher was y esterday within three voles of obtaining the seat; and if the members, detained from the House by Illness, could with safety have attended, lie. would have actually been admitt
ed to the scat, to which (now the question is ended) yve feel bound to express our belief that he was justly entitled, according to the decisions of the House itself. A'd. Intelligencer June 13.
ttati - . i. u,. : I . i.n
Willi iron, were passing up the plane, followed , 2J u , t nu,Jic auction on Saturdav tllC Lrth d
ny a nunincr ot passenger cars, wuiie oinerj
cars were at tb.e bottom of the plane in wait- j
ing. 1 he rope employed for raising the carsj being insufficient to sustain the immense weight, broke and precipitated the whole train upon those remaining below. The velocity oftheir descent occasioned an awful concussion; tltc passengers were thro:rn out in every direction, and many zrerc horribly mulilatrd and bruised. Several were carried to the Hospital. Philad. (Jaz. Of the above accident, the United State? Gazette furnishes the following more particu
lar account: Hail Road Accident. Two of the Union Hail Road cars, of the Union Line Company
were, this morning. attached to a train ot burthen cars, to ascend the inclined plane, on the west side of the Schuylkill bridge. When they had nearly arrived at the summit, the coupling of the burthen cars gave w ay, bo
wmen accident one ot the laden cars, was;
forced down the plane, with an impetus that is beyond description. When within a few rods of the bridge, the train came in contact w ith a burthen car loaded yvith sand ; the shock was tremendous; the pleasure cars rose in the air and came down in atoms: the passengers were thrown in different directions; and, what is most remarkable, all escaped with their lives.
and none dangerously injured, though several were bruised, and one gentleman had his arm fractured. The four individuals who yverc injured, arc at the Pennsylvania Hospital, and are doing yvcll.
; U. (i. : Censors
Resolved, That the followin-j "rent'emcn be ar
pointed Agents to transact btisiivs-s for the Society in their respective cumties, viz. .las. Perry. Esqr for Union eminty; (.'. 1J. Smith E.-ijr, for Fay?tu county; Milton Johnson, K.-or. i.r Frfijiklin, ADavidson, Esqr. for Decatur; and Win. J. Drov. l.
! for Rush.
Resolved further, That the slid Ajrnls be in
structed as follows, viz: The Aaeiit for !"nion eoun-
of July next at the late residence of James Price deceased; ail the personal property of the said dee'd
,,1'1',,-n lin It:.n nd a-iU-u ne t' will pay over yvnat money he may ci
ii-.tLi:) n,.A K-;V,.i o,T ;,;'., a m.1;t -;u Evcrets. The Agent for Fayetto to Dr. Browa.
be criven of seven months on all sums of three dol
over what monev lie may collect to Dr.
TH-S hereby riven that the undersigned has taken
-K. out letters of administration on the estate of
Benjamin Jenkins late of Franklin County, Indiana, deceased. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to m ike immediate payment, and those
having claims against the same, are noun ed to present them legally authenticated for settlement. The said estate is supposed to be solvent. JAMES JENKINS, Adm'r. SARAH JENKIXS. Adm'x. June 20th, 14. 353w
Rail Road Celebration. It will be seen by the following article, extracted from the Indiana Journal of Hip 14th inst., that the commencement of the work on the line of Rail Road from this place to Indianapolis is about to be celebrated in a becoming manner. One mile and a quart, r of the road at Shelbyville wc learn is already completed, all to the iron, and will be ready for the passage of cars by l.he4lhof Jul v.
"A celebration of the commencement of
the Indianapolis and Lawrenceburgh Rail Road" is to take place at Shelbyville on the 4th of July. Extensive preparations have been made by the citizens of Shelbyville. and a large concourse of the people from Shelby and the adjacent counties is expected. It is intended to have a portion of the road
completed by tnat tune, and a t ar to accom
The National Intelligencer of June 10th, says: "It is a circumstance to which it may be worth
v-"l "tie to call thf attention xf the reader, that, takinj'.he t.vo House of Congress together, a majority of Congress has pointedly condemned and rebuked the removal of the public money from depositc in the Rank of the United States. Thus: in the House cf lleproser.tatives, the vote on lying the resolution cf that import upon the table (a test vote) was III llv2. In the Senate, the majority upon Mr. Cl.yy'x Resolution, condemning the removal of the positos, w as so decisive, that the Yeas and Xays ere r.ot asked for bv the majority; but, the whole - -"Utj ooir.g present, the majority in its favor may btf set down at I." or 20. On Mr. Benton's, mo'''.a to cou.mit the resolution, with instructions, lVc. en which the Yeas and Xays yve re taken the
Kami majority against the commitment, and in j modate twenty-five persons, is said to be nearkvor of the resolution, was 10. In joint meeting ; ly finished, and the directors contemplate afofthe two Houses, therefore, there are a sure and j fording the visitors an opportunity to have a
c":a majority who are of the opinion that the reasons Ivail Koad ride on that day."
aicli hive heen nssio-i.l l,v th. Evecutivn for the Indiana Palladium.
j rruioval of the public depositee are unsatisfactory insufficient."'
A girl of sixteen years of age was sentenced to the Stale prison for life, at the late term of the Supreme Court at Wiscassctt, for setting tire to the dwelling house of Captain Rufus Curtis, at llristol, Me. on the 15th ult. The House was entirely consumed.
Cholera in .Mississippi. A letter from Manchester, Miss, states that 110 cases of cholera had occurred during one w eek, on the plantation of Mr. Roach, six miles from that place.
Mviirieu On Wednesday evening last, by Reverend Elijah Ilarw ick, Miss Hcldmi Lliz v WoomvoRTii of this township, to Mr. II vdley DorcLASs Joiixsox, of iliis village.
The Senate snent some fkne on Saturd.-iv
M Executive business. Of what was done
HORRIDLE. Cincinnati, June 17.
We have recently heard several rumors of
a number of persons in Louisville being poi:
only learn that the nomination of Thomas j oned by negroes. Yesterday a gentlemen J1 '30D' oe re-apnointed Register of the ; just arrived from Louisville, communicated to i.and Office at Zanesville, in Ohio, (which of-jus the following particulars. It seems that lf e he had held for a term ending in March : some day last week, a large partv of ladies and vt.) was rejected. Mat. Int. I gentlemen of Louisville had attended a wed-
AL'ttl'ST KLECI'IOW. FOR GOFER.YOR. NOAII NOBLE, JAMES G. READ FOR LIEUT. GOrER.YOR. D. V. CULLEY, DAVID WALLACE FOR SHERIFF.
DANIEL ST. JOHN, C. W. IIUTCIIEN,
ISAAC WAMSLEY. FOR CO.M.VISS10.VER JOSEPH OOUD1E. TIIOS; WINSCOT. Win. T. BEEKS. II. JENKINSON, FOR SENATOR. JOIIX REID. FOK REPRESENTATIVE. JOSEPH ECNNETT. JAMES IIALSEY. J. 31. JOHXSTtN H. S. XOHLE. RICif ARD VHXC1IEL. FOR CORONER. R. W. IIabsteap, II. D. Jon-sox,
SS hereby given that we will expose to sale at public auction on Saturday the tvvclvth day of Julv next at the late residence of llenjamin Jenk
ins deceased, all the personal property of the said deceased, consW ting of Horses, (Jows, Sheep and Hogs, one two horse Wagon and Harness, Farming utensils, Household and Kitchen furniture, &c. A credit of nine months Will be given on all sums of three dollars and upwards, the purchaser giving his note yvith approved securitv. JAMES JENKINS, Adm'r. SARAH JEXKIXS, Adin x.
June 2Pt,h. 1M.
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A LIj persons indebted to the subscriber w hose jfsL notes and accounts are of longstanding are requested to call and settle immediately ;it is hoped none will neglect this notice as we are in great need. V. 1$. S,- S. M. DAVIS. Rrookville, Jane ltb, 1:'4. bty
Fhe Ajrent for Franklin to jr. Havmonrl. Ti.3
Agent for Rush to Dr. Sexton; and the Agent $:r Decatur to Dr. Bartholomew. On report of the censors, J. M. llowland and J. Gritfin are admitted member of the Society. ( m motion: Rc b 3rt t'ogley. Win. J. Rrown, Sun:l. I5iggr and Hugh 1J. Eggleston. Esqrs. were constitutsii honorary members, of this Society. On motion: Resolved, That those member who have f.tihd to attend the last three meet ir.srs of this Society, and w ho shall fail to pay the lines cssessed again, them at the snceeeding semi-annual meeting, sird'. be deprived of all the priveleges of members of tbiw Secrety. Resolved also, That if any member sludl absert himself from three successive meetings of tlos S -ciety, his name shall be stricken from the list of
members; unless for good cause shown, the Socle! excuse him.Rcsolvcd, That the proceedings of this meeti'ir be published in the Watchv ax at Connersville, tl-rf" American at Brookville, and the Rlpi st.ican e. Libertj'. On motion, The Society adjourned, to meet at Cornersviile, on the first Wednesday in November next. P. MASOX, President. R. T. BaoyvN, Secretary. The following is a list of the licenced Physician now residing in the Fifth Medic-:! District, viz:
LMOX lllVSi V. Drs. S. Everets, T. A. Cur, J. Rose, and J; Siarbur-e. Fraxklix CurMv. Drs. R. Raymond, J. J' ('-. ."!. Jllllcr. and John S. 1J'ti'u:et . Fayettk ('.-ri. iv. Drs. Thomas, P. .If.; ,-.-.!, S. .".ullcr, J. Rowland, and P. T. RroW'i. Rush Coistv. Drs. J. Helm, J R. Cos, E. Clifford, IT. G. Ci.f tjn, JVm . Frame, an d I fin . Jl. La nh :iu. D:;CATl"Il t'oi NTY. Drs. J.- Richy, S. C. Biirlhulunu ic, .1. Carter, J Grifln, Bnckanna:!, and Johnson.
i OTIC 8.2, ES hereby given to al herein concerned, that I will on "the lst,:"d oc 4th days of November, 184 , at my oliice in the town of ltrookville, Frinklin County, Indiana, attend tor the iiurpose of receivinar and deciding upon all cl lims against Benjamin W. ilemy, an insolvent petitioner; at which time and place they, or any, or either of them, mny attend and present their claims for adjustment if they think proper. J. RYMAX, Trustee of the said Benjamin W. Remv. June IPth, 1S.U. 25
CaIi Waiitt'd. T 3 those who are in the arreirs either by note or book accounts that have been due three months or upwards, are requested to c ill and settle the same, as it is impossible to do business without some cash, and by complying with the above will confer a favor on the subscriber. D. PRICE. Brookville, June lfth, 1S?4.
JOHN i I Y.MAX, Attorney an,! Ccm-r!Ior at T,nw, "fSrril-L attend to any business in Franklin ad" W & the adjacent counties yvith fidelity. l'.'s office is in the brick building eat of tho Court houj where he will at all times he consulted except wb.n absent on professional duties. Persons who conH-b business to him may rely upon his strict attention to it. Brookville, Jan. 4. Itf
CaIi paid t'ov Wheat. rWlTIE subscriber w ill pay 40 cents per. bushel in JSL cash for'any quantity of good wheat, delivered at Colerain Mills, lie will also pay the toll for croesing the Colerain Bridge with the same. JOSEPH X. PIXXEY. June, 12th, 1634.
UNSEED OIL, Molasses and Mackerel, ("pper and Sol"; Leather, Fine and Coarse Shoes, Rat Traps, and Dees, on band and for sale by X. D. GALLIOX. May 19, 19J4. bty Cow e:?ijw, Trace Chains, Draw in t Knives. Harries, Iri Castings, Brass Kettles, Chums, Wash Tubs. Ilr.I Bushel Measures. Peck Measures, Bacon, Flour, Candles, Glue, Cotton Yarn, Sea-grass Ropes aci Bed Cords, for sale by X. V. GALLIOX. May 19, 1334. bt7
A woman was frozen to death in Schoharie count)' on Thursday, lath May! She was going from one dwelling to another, during the snow storm, became chilled, stopped cn the road", and perished! An advertisement in the Cassville (Ga. Gazette, states that fifty young ladies are wanted in' that village. There seems to h&An excess of bachelor population.