Indiana American, Volume 2, Number 28, Brookville, Franklin County, 11 July 1834 — Page 3
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FfUDAV, JCLT II, 134.
Jspectine a letter written bv me to a member
-2 ! of the Lepjslatutp-1 h
have on different occasions written several
letters to our delegates, and have received letters repeatedlj from some of the most resectable and eminent members of the Representative bodv; but I have at no time and upon no occasion, written to any member a secret or confidential letter; and it is mr wish that the contents of the lettterin question should be made public. Ifunon its niihlirntirm it
shall not appear strictly honorable and correct
im:!i nrvrrnv unilerslnrvri- lam i i I n rr in
abide bv your just censure, and the forfeiture
;ui uur commence. I nave been the su:!ect
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pcblisbfi m oor wsi. in u- m nue . mr w.u j u.r uit'jr auuiors 10 excue in 3 our minds unjust ftrsgfph, the ord "rezolvttoKaryS should be S prejudices against nie. I now desire to noii--ro.V-'ary " j fj ou that it is my iutention to be at ErooL-
CrcE. tD Wuchha, declines standing a P of this month, when and where it will give me fr R?prsectaiive m the next Legislature, pleasure to answer any questions that may he .TI.AI pprmip, proposed,! therefore hope that mv frinds & all sTLJU- .PbtULS. those whofeelanyinterestin the approaching . ..Mwtnl that the ranIaates for the Ivtis-I i -n .. . 1 . p
BtA'""' i citt uon win iaror me wua ineir attendance . I irilt address their f.-ltow-oitiver nf I i - n - , ...
that the Drincinal ohW nf th
making it, was to prevent abuses in futuif rflmrf CAftmo Irltl. ? 4 .-. ........ I
" f"' u-,ni3, it li i ,t VIC VV lJ StlUIC u. al reform, to have avoided all topics of a c
paiory cnaracter,or that could be used to e cite parly considerations. The two bills wtm have parsed the House of Representative and will, we have no doubt, pass the Senat will go far to secure the object of the Commi tec. The first bill reduces the expenditui of the Indian Department more than one-hal From a table annexed to the report, it appeal thatthe average annual exnnHiturre .if til
v- j . ( 1 (Act hffr trn Cf T a l - I - J
- - - ji;-, naa.ncM. IV IRIS Dl I - .
it will ic reduced to Mif.ftV). Thie mA
oly receive the early consideration of Co
gresi at Int.
I List of Lrller, LH10 iD OnWat Brookville, frJii ,Ch ,,DOltaen w,t thin three
ittarc. &f viLl aure toeir leiiow-cuizecs oi
Brookville and Ticinity on to-momy evening, comreteio! t 4 o'clock P. M. It is hoped that all the tar.Ziiztcs will he present and that there will be , g?ncnl itrendmca of the citizens. jr The latest Congressional Intelligence is np to Jane 2?. Although it has been 12 days since the fikrurnirient, we have seen nothing of the last day's pnecediegs. JrmcE Electioss. At the election held in 5ptiPg5cld township, on Saturday last far Justice cf tie Teace.to il the vacancy occasioned by the rtpirition of the term for which Isaac Wamslcy, Dc.s elected, Jacob Facesctt, Coj. received ti greatest uunsber of votPS, and was dec!ared doh elect!. The following is the number of votes ibe nsd.dites received respectively: Jacob Fansett TO Wn. W. Carson 61 Charles 3IcNut 30 Jch5 lloUiday IS Jceeph Wallace 11 At the election held ia Fairfield towshio on the
a the rune diy, Redin Oehorn, Esq. was re-clec-
tti without opposition
Irons cf cite hulf
and a candid hearing after which vou will
be better able to determine whether or not I will make a suitable person to represent your
intercuts in me iegisiativc ooav.
Mr. CtMBORK, Representative in Cot gress from Virginia, having, after a lon 0n
dangerous illness sufficientlr rcrnvprr-! I
health to ba able to travel, denarted frnm tl
city, a day or two ago, on his road home to h r. :l . r .
l.uiuiv. . JI irt.
July Sth, 181.
JAilES CONWELL.
WniTE WATER CANAL. The whole line will be abont pitrliTvm
which atI0.000ner mile.irnulrl nnlrnmnnn
to $800,000, a sum although it may seem State in Congress, were prest large. yet when we take into consideration the ate' on Monday last, by Mr importance of the work, and the advantages The resolutions contained
which will result to the country, the cost, even if it were a million, would hardly be taken into the account. The loss sustained on the sinjrle article of pork, by the farmers of this county, would more than dcuMy pay their proportion of the interest on a million of dollars. Suppose the little county of Fayette were to pay one thirtieth of the tax of the whole State; the extra tax which we would have to pay would be ,$I,CCG G6. There is annually driven from this county, about 8,000 head of hogs. It is calculated by drovers il t - . .
mat me shrinkage on each hog by dnvin
c o J O' about twentr Dounds-whirh at tlirpp emits
m M 7 (the average value at market) would make a i i . i r- . . ...
i -jt -. t , - , ciear ioss toineiarmersol one thousand eicht Pit.iABirj'. Mr. Ctnlev has disposed t , . , , . , Ar hundred dollars annually. Add to this the
Co,r, UJ it w.ll hereafter bo publed under tl: our caIcoIa(ion wiU more han ho,j cut Ghe
"""" Ul K-u-- c " c nave oecn , a Canal, and we will be on an equal footcaa;ated tv:th 3lr. Cole for wveral vesrs. and i inr w:th nnvnft!.. t.n. k nv: .
.... ...j tiivivnusi'ii iiiu vriiio i v v I Wc will have a market at our own doors, not only for our pork, but for every article, of prod ice which the country can spare. Rut this is not the only advantage. It will increase the value of land, to nearly double what it now is; it will give an impulse to every kind of business, by bringing capitalists and manufacturers among us. In short, it will make the While Water Vallev, second to no country ia any part of the World Ind. SttUinet. Trib;!?hLa Fayrtic. The grand ceremony in honor of the memory of the lamented La Fayette, took place on Thursday, and w" celebrated with extraordinary solemnity and effect The whole military force of the city,
mi: sunning onicers oi trie Kevolution, the
icqaalated tv:th Mr. Cole for f-overal vesrs, and
ccmsidet him a younw man of industrious habits, of Raietaf; ifcihty. but cf irTerroachab!? character. He is an cssct c-juaterpirt for V.r. Culler. As in cMacquairtnre, and as a well wisher of all hontnb!o exertions, re wish Mr. Cole r.:uch tiicress. At for Jlr. Cole's politic? we csanot speak, as we lava net vet s-:er. his delnt.
VVe received the following announcement through the medium of the Post Orure. t ' V E'Mor: Our state is yet young and iark!i:ng her natunil rcsoanres'are almost mhan-al!- improvement has becrme the order of the day; to arrive at the achmc of state pride, i( is cnlv ncccsKirv that me meko a wise election of men to fill" the various ofttces within our gift. Then let us select men. ho from their Ion? stanflin nmnn n. fnnJr
. - ."Ti .-T " " i
mtereits have bernmp i.lfntifil
. - ' j va 1V uawirt the sate,& their known abilities entitled therr 1 'ins, and the citizens eenerallv. were swell
IA mtP wr. C . 1 A r t. i II I f . w
oucn, air. rciitor, we c. n- u v) e presence oi a vast concourse ol stran
rpirp in ho tk. fit. t ... tt . . . .1 1 1 i r i .
-.-v. tii.n.icier oi me lion, iicnry
errv: thercfre you will please anaour.ee name as a candidate? tn
pie of Franklin count v in the Senate at its
Wit session. Tnp I'no
JuJj 3d, isai.
The S e. x Tt a i w . T he weather hx hern Pr-
SRacly warm attended with frequent heavy rains.
wne two months, m th.s section of country, "leorne cases the rains hv fr r
considerable damage to the farmers. On" the 3d
1C- we experienced one of the heaviest showers,
aw vistted this neighborhood for several years, the sTiall streams, and doing considerable mig!. Jlr. Lewis V;nEk;n ;n .:
CRs Little Cedar, near t!i mmitk w
wajrgon, anJ narrowJy escapc,i with hi8 own Tbpy vrere carried dow stream by the current
torses drowned, and we understand a nothing save the fore wheels of the wacon, taVa found.
" -Monday eve.nitur !st t,n kamI. -n
V cuny was visited by a very heavy wind and biawinir down onrr, Jnm.A J
O sted wheat- The s very much in-
And on Wednrs.N .n; i .
I ' f ram vV wind passed over the upper part of
L mca proved very destructive to corn
rr-jrs; and the number of persons who formally : l ;ii At - . . . ?
uiiuta wun me procession could not have fallen short of fifty thousand: while those who participated in the feelings and the testimonials of this interesting occasion were not less than twice that number. The procession, which stretched over an extent of nearly three miles, was formed in the Park, and commenc-
ea its marcn up Chatham-street at 3 o clock
t Wasiiisgtos, June 2G.
Certain resolutions adopted bv a mniori
oi me LCgtsiaiure oi iew Hampshire, appi
vmg,in me most unqtiaiiticd terms, of the le
mg measures oi the tvxecutive, addresset
the President and Vice-President of the Uni-
HlLI..
no rpnnpsf in o-
nv of the persons to whom thev upm Hrrt-
ed, to present them to either Houses. The VrcE-pRKsinE.vr did not present them, being deterred from doing so, probably, cither by their intemperate character, or because they contained no request for such presentation. In presenting the resolutions, Mr. Hill read a strong political speech to the Senate, which he closed by a motion that the resolu tionsofthe Legislalurcshould be read, printed,and referred to the Committee on Fiance. After the Resolutions were read Mr. BELL said that he had no remarks to make in relation to the gratuitous and unsolicited presentment of these resolutions, nor to the spirit and motives which induced the presentation of resolutions of such a character. These, he did not doubt, were justly appreciated by the Senate. He well knew the origin of these resolutions. They were manufactured, be believed, in this City, and sent to New Hampshire to the care of two hopeful younmen.who were fit insrtuments in the hands of the mover of the wires, who prepared the resolutions. Their claims to be regarded as among the legitimate leaders of the Democracy of the Slate, consisted in their beinc lineal descendants nf linvnlniimiuf p Tn.
ries, w ho were rf. o trt'jj, by the Whis of
1 1 1 0, as enemies of their country, and whose families wre always subsequently found aamongsttho most prescriptive federalists, until very latelv, when. unon the nrinrinles which
goyerned Scott's famous military character,
Auajor liaigetty, "Arvoofc service" in the well paid ranks of the Executive. Air. B. observed further, tlinf nt tb nrpsonl
late period of the Session, and with the heavy
prees of important public business which the
i .uu . i wilt! has been a air business
done since our last, but prices remain without
change, except lrom Baltimore Howard street,
which has been rold at 5,50 equal to cash.
In other descriptions of Southern there has
been no change worthy of notice. There is
no sour flour in market. Indian meal has be
come scarce, and sales of barrels have been made at $3,37 to $3,50. Hhds at 15.
Grain. A superior Jot of Western Wheat
sold at $1,08. Sales of Northern Rye at Gl
to tracts. Oats remain without chansre. Bar
ley out of season. Early in the week sales of
ISorthcrn lellow Corn were made at 63 cts., but at the close sales were brisk at 03 to GG
cts. Southern was sold at CO to 61, but yes terday sales were made at G3cts.
Ilrpx There is more inquiry for Hops, and several sales of small lots Lave been made at
from lOi a 12 cts.
Provisions The prices of Beef and Pork
continue without any material variation, and
but little has been done the past week. There has been little or no demand for shipping, and sales are principally for home consumption. Northern Lard Si to Sj, and the stock on
hand is small. 1'. Enquirer.
i
mrougn
oi.icers ana ex-clhcers oi the City, State, and j v rets 01 mPuriiUI1 puoiic nusmess w nicn me Aauon, with the Clerp-v, the Civic socia-1 Xenatc hml uPon their hands, his sense of prop-
the citizens irenerallv, were swell- rieTJ would, not permit him to occupy the
time which WOUld be nere.ar in npptp'nt his
views of the character of these resolution.
I I and the several subjects of which they treat-
ea. uut nc wouia, at a convenient time, expose to the citizens of New Hampshire the misrepresentations which they contained respecting himself, and the measures of the Executive.
m-r. u U JJCHltTIJ HI1U -aSlie I H"-"" Garden, where a funeral survice was perform- known.
eu oy jhckp unaeruonic, with appropriate hymns by the Ncw-York Sacred Music Socid
tr. lion. James 1 allmdge, orator oftl.
day, then delivered a brief but appropriat
auurvss, commemorauve oi tne talents, virtues and the services of the dereasprl
riot, and the services of the dav were conclul 1 Al. .. .. .. " . 1
eu. Altogether it was the most grand a imposing spectacle ever witnessed in tbi
tv, and was cverv w.nv worth v In 1
tribute to one of the noblest of the heroesl
the Kevolution. .Yen? lorArr.
AFlatBorxl Robbed. We learn
the medium of a letter received by a friend in
this place that a Hat boat, loaded with lard
whiskey. &c. in descendinj; the Mississippi
river, having grounded on a sand-bar. about
10 miles below Randolph, was robbed of
about 5I,.WU worth, by a gang of robbers
lrom the Arkansas side. A company of armed volunteers from Covington and Randolph had succeeded in arresting 10 or 12 of the ecn ry, and were in hot pursuit of the others
I his is the second time within the last 18
months that depredations have been commit
ted upon boats in the Mississippi river bv a a l .11. r "
band ot villianslrom the same neighborhood
It is high time that effectual means should be taken toprovent similar occurrences for the
future. .Yashvillc Rcpublicun.
03The orieinnl Major Jack Pownip- has
re-appeared in the Portland Courier, to which,
in iaci,ne is going to be a regular contributor We mention this for the benefit of the admir
ers of this respectable personage. It w ould not be a bad thing for the Editor of the Cour
ier, it all who admire the Major would send
and suoscribe for his paper. It is a small,
through clever paper, and the cost of the weekly issue of it is hut a dollar and a half a
year. Three Letters of the Major alone are
wen worm me monev.
Cifccns.
CIIICC'LAR.
jiving declared the course I meant to pur-
present canvass lor members of rucl-iJ - .
Wasiiixgtojt, June 2
In the Senate, a debate of treat inte
and earnestness, beeun in the morning spsJ
was resumed in the evening, and contitf
when this paper went to press, with great x . . .
nesmess, animation, and even vehemer
of all which our readers will in due have an account. Jof Int.
sv
Washington. June, 2(1
i . -r11 enn-.iiii ;ibior inemDers ot fuiinnren.i ,nti,. r :.i.i
r l.f?'( hJ-ii- - . , ""-"uuciwu ml 1 ITMlll'IH OI S la.v2re. U IS sis unoTnorfo.I frt m.-cJr VT:i-J .-.. , . . ... .
ni nii) :t i, : 7 7, , ' , umuoiaiesiast evening transmitted to
rained bv r . . : V '! rcnalf,a "sa-e nominating John Fo
t0'.1 fosent means to defend my char-ci'ri-Cl! aS U " h-r c,rtain reports put
viiii iikiu li ill I )i 4i r'i:r vi- r. i i -
a '---x rcrwl. ofmv I;-:v!,a n
AS roe .ir.'j !w.
Vl.i VI I'.,
Mt. li , le uPPprl't of this coantv should v'..: ;hfP,i to lvetto. I do not hesitate to - it is entirely without foundation. So
(now Senator from Georgia) for tlic oftjo
Secretary of State, and Levi WoonauaY
evcrctary ot theiNavy) to be Secretary Treasury. YatInt.
of
Arr.Mus. Allusions
IXOAH NOBLE, JAMES G. READ,
FOR LIEUT. GOVEIUS-On.
fD. V. CULLEY. DAVID WALLACE.
for srrnnrrr.
DAN1 EL ST. JOHN, C. W. IIUTCIIEN ISAAC WAMSLEY. FOR CO.lLVrSSTO.VRR
JOSEPH GOI7DIE. T1IOS. WINSCOT.
W m. Y. BEEKS. If. JEXKINSOV.
DAVID HANNA.
FOIt SEXATOTt.
JOHN RETD.
FOR REPRESENTATIVE. JOSEPH HKNXKTT. J.V.MES IIALSEY.
J. ?J. JOFIXS TON n. S. XOIH.E.
JAMES CO.WVELL.
TOR CORONER. R. W. Halsteap, II. D. Johnson, IT' -
ILLIAM IGGINS,
Police,
WS hereby piven to all whom in may concern, that
I will attend on th? lst,:'d and 4t!i dnvs of Nov.
next at my office in the town of Urookvifle, Franklin comity, la. for the purpose of receiving and deciding upon nil claims that may be presented a-g.-'inst John S. Powers, an insolvent petitioner, at which time and phec all persons having claims a-
gainst the said John 8. Powers, may attend and
present the same for adjustment if they think prop
er. J. il MAX. Trnsten of tl.n
said J. S. Powers. June 2oth, 181. 2(i Sw
Xlr 1 -PP'- 'hat itVcned a A, Witii efeVence t??-. .' TMC From an e: lerence to what lS said re- j agination of the report, however, it appear
IVolico.
HE undersigned having been appointed by the Court. Trustee of Jolin S. Pnv.ro an incr.1-
Ient petitioner it becomes liis duty to 6ettle the ac-
I.umish uib sain l owers. 1 his he hooes to do
lithout suit, and will, if those indebted to the said Were will call immediately and make payment.
J. K1.HAA, Trustee of the fta i A Pnwom
Fune 25th, 1534. 20 3v
Hey Samuel, Sr. Hey Joei&h
IS itler William own Erastua
fown Thomas
?ty lrs. ker 3Iartin
mwb William
!Q William Esq. 2 dcher Peter
lirk John .M.
ist Geonro
Hger Jotin nn John
oksay Zachariah
jeman Mrs. .Ilary frk of Franklin C. C.
irter John 2
D dd Mr. vennort Ilenrw
'urAbial
'ickcrson John F. P
''ay Hiram
rrench James
reeman lliehird
Frey Henry f;
Gayle MJrs.Marv Ann
George Jonathan
Giles 3Ir. G. Goodhuo 3Irs. Sueanah
Hutchen John
Hetfield John 2
Ilendrixon William Hackle man Pleasant Hays Mr. Esqr.
nawKins Uavid Hammond N. Esqr. J Johnston Thnmm
Jones M.iss 3Iary Johnson Henry Jolinston John Sr.
lohn R. Esqr. Jones Stand ford
ohnsttn J. B. s
alls L. S.
K imblo George V,".
. W. I?
HrookviIIe, JuhJtf, 18:-4.
Kennly James Kellogg Miss Julia Ann L Love Hanson Iogan Mrs. Mary Leawns Elislia M McGreer William 2 McClx?rv Miss Issabclla .Morford Will lam Maker Archclus Mudv John McClure Marv IT, McUarty Abner Esq. Mitts John N Noble Benjamin S. O Oldham Rev. Stephen or John P&Q Par rett William Quick Syrus R Robins Rev. John Ross .Mrs. Lucy -Rankin Jacob Reynolds J)ivid S Smith John Skinner John f nook Isaac pocr Andrew Slicnk Janes Stephens Judy So via Henry it. Sotitor John T Tyncr Mrs. Nancy Tyuor Rev. Willi-uu Taylor Alfred I). Tharp William F. Todd Henrv
V
In
Viiey David E. W Wilson Charles Winscott Thomas M'ir.tcr James Williams Hiram Ward John Sr. Wise Mrs. Jane C. Williams Joseph Z Zoii Hugh
DAVIS, P. M.
PLAI.Y TIT mut
A LL those indebted to me, whose accounts have ra- been due six months are requested to come forward and make payment. I muM have money, and it I cannot n-pt. it
qnontly those accounts which are not. settled soon will be collected by law. A word to the wise is sufficient. RlURixnv STPVpvj
July U, 1834. 27v
BR. T. KENNEDY takes this method of inlorminrr tl.o n i -n
i " -I'-ciio ui urooivvuie, and its vicmity, and the public generally, that ho has returned to h.s farm two and a half miles east of IJrookv, le, and entered upon the duties of his profession, where at all times he may be consulted, and found ready to render all the assistance in his power to tl,., atiheted. Uls extensive practice and unrivalled success in the practice of medicine, as his numerous friends will readily testify, would render ttrs not.ee entirely unnecessary, were it not that for several years past, his continued exertions to aleriate the distressed had so much impaired his duHeJ nf I rendCr Sh0rt re?pite from tl arJ duties of his profession, in.Iispensibly necessary to h,8 partml recovery. During this short recc' false reports were put in circulation with a view" to injure his practice. This then will reassure I ?nen!?' f, La.S S far rcv"ed as to be up and doing and that he has obtained on infallible remedy for those complaints hereto considered incurable viz. the Hydrophobia, Cancers, Cataract, and milkeickness. He feels so confident of success in these diseases, that ,f his services are enged befo o any other medicines are given.ns to assure the public where no cure efleeted, no charge will be made, and fears not with equal chances, but h t bis success will be equal to that of any other Phvsicians in the West in mitigating the sniTerin-rs to which thn human family are liable. Rrookvilie, June 20th, I-V'l. ' ofi
Taken rP, SYFfel J,aCobsof "hite-water township, 5 kl'n County, state of Indiana a certa Grey Mare, supposed to be twelve years old, with some collar marks, about fourteen and a half hand high, with a white nose and shod all round, no other marks or brands perceivable; appraised to thirty dollars by Samuel St. John and Thomas linker to this 17th dav of June, 1:M nuerton, 4nc,yiSun frm myCtr3y b0k thisl7t" JOHN P. CSE I P June 24th, 1?34. ai-llhl Aditiiiiitr;ifor Police. WOTICE is hereby given that I shall expose to sa,e at public auction on Saturday theiOth d iv of July next at the late residerr.- of James Price deceased; all the personal property of the said dee'd consisting of Corn, Hogs, Raron, and articles of Household and Kitchen furniture. A credit will be mven of seven mnntu nn ti . .
, ""'u rums ui uirce ooilars and upwards, the purchaser giving note with
BRADBURY COTTRELL, Adm'r. June 23d, A. D. 1834. 20 3w
Scytlies,
OFJ,a,dr0nV'and"Wils0n,s" branda, and Sickles of Ogilsby,s' and 'McCoy's' brands, choice articles of the kinrl. n nil
mended to the public. Just received and for sain
y N. D. GAT.I.TOX
June 23, 1834. My-
IVolice, LL persons indebted tn ti.r. ,.1 ...i
5i kuuk.1 iuci n uvfi'.; xm. notpsand accounts are of long standing are requested to call and settle immediatelv;it is hoiHjd none will neglect this notice as we 'are in great need. W.ll x. s t n n vio
Brookville, June 18th, 18r,4. bty
Cash Waalcrt.
raO tboee who are hi the arrears either by note -fi- or book accounts that have been due three months or npwards, are requested to call and set tie the same, as it is imnrwusihitt j i...:.. -..
rvnu.ulv. vvf uu uuouilJiS WHO out some cash, and by complying with the aW will t.nn fur. fxm. iL . : -.
D PRICE Brookville, June 10th, 1834.