Indiana American, Volume 2, Number 39, Brookville, Franklin County, 26 September 1834 — Page 3

I AMEBIC A N. fsROOKTIIilG, INDIANA. FRID.tr, SEPT. 2d, 1834. jjyThe Circuit Court will commence its sett;af ia this place on next Monday two weeks. To CoKSK5Di!rr. The request of our Phiialhropy friend shall be complied with next week. C. W. Hotches's 8econdBcommunication on the isbjsct of the Canal will be attended to in order. The request of our poetical friend, (God save the cikt) cannot be complied with. EurcrioK Feu. Returns. We have received i itatement of the votes given in the several coun ties in the State at the late election for Governor mi Lieut. Governor. We believe it to be nearly arrect, although it ia not official. It ia as followFor Governor. 'Noah Noble - - 56,923 JtiLeaG. Read ... 27,302 Noble's Majority. 9,823 For Lieut. Governor. Datid Wailace - - - 36,815 Parid V. Culley - . 19,209 Wallace's Majority, 17,606 Read' Majority over Culley, 8,093 Wbola number of Totes polled for Governor in tU year 1834. 64,227 Whola number polled for Governor in the year 1621. 50,238 TeiIIos. Jobs Test, of Lawrenceburgh intends Mooring to the South in a few weeks, and take up lit residence at Mobile. jy Amidst the general prevalence of disease in the Miglboring country and towns, Brookville continMHitrtmely healthy. Michioa!!. The acting Governor of .Michigan Territory, Stephen T. Mason, assembled.by ProcItaution, the Legislative Council of that Territory oa the l6t of September. The leading object of ilit txtra session is to prepare for a speedy adminion of Michigan into the Union, and to effect ttut the. Governor reccommends the taking of the ntns immediately. The Governor in his message remarks: ! con fer imprisonment for debt a flagrant violation of personal liberty, entirely at war with the irenius ai spirit of our institutions, and a etain upon the legal code of the country. When the debtor has wrrendered all his property for the benefit of his neditors, he has done all that they, or society, can roniiKentiy, with all the dictates of humanitytad sound policy, require of him." M0 eopies of the Governors message were orderi to be printed in English, and 150 in French. Two waggons passed through this place on the 8m of this week, loaded with 75 ,000 dollars, guar44 by six men. This money is on its way to Ctawfordiville, to make payment to the Indians. CHoma i Ntw York. The City Inspector, "ports that 66 deaths occurred in New York on the fthinst.,37 of which were by cholera. On the lh 82 by cholera; and on the 10th 30 by cholera. Pmstim OmcB tor Sale The establishment the "Indiana Sentinel" is now offered for sale, ""reasonable term,," of course. The materials represented to be good, and that a list of four t hundred subscribers tan be obtained, &c. &c. " tbe Bame Per that proclaimed about three ths since that it had nine kindred good svbims. Remember, Mr. Gallagher, when vou Mrebw. another establishment that "white man is 7 uncertain." eair" lDKA A writcr n tke Cincinnati proposes that the medical attendance on children be done by women, and that J Properly educated for that purpose. UtarTf Bv:TWe Pub,ish the blowing S ron?the Charter of the State Bank mtt ' 10 ordcr that 8,1 the interested ZTXr lhe ntcessrJ information lmWyturm Press. J thTfi f ShuW ar faUure of Parmcnt W;e nla ?f an subscqent instalment, M E ?Kthe PnSt.of mT '"b-cribers for to Kl?Unf ?irector of the State Bank, ieiofIfeMd bJ"rtioior debt; and, nUUhiT P.Jquent in'11 bT If . Md Directors ' Branch cb.hJL Jtj toseI,Rn transfer any on,.X? .shares of tock at public aur W.2 -L door of id . branch ln8 the ,r J, BVJPlXK remotmrrg, after parCTt and rtal charts shape r" ' "ie '"nouni patd on ot shall k1" J I rc? on which suc istaler or" bne duVba,lbe Pid over to the thereof !Zh 8tocfc lo the nfBrLnl ' ' f the same cannot be sold thereon .u Py UP the instalment then 5t ' the Mmc 8ha" bc forfeited and , property of thfc proper bmrtch.'-

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D LrrTLB Roce, Aug. 2C. Return of the Drvgoons.-Ry a gentleman direct from Fort Gibson, fre are happy to learn, that the detachment of U. S. Dragoons, under Colonel Dodge, returned to that post, on the 15th instant,from an expedition into the country of the Pawnee, Camanche, and other Indians, inhabiting the vast expanse of territo

ry, several Hundred miles south and west of our ironner, without the occurrence of any unplesant collision with the various tribes wun wnom tney opened an intercourse. They have brought in about twpntv ln;r,e comprising Delegations from the Pawnee vnamancne, naco and one or two other tribes, with all whom. of amity have been concluded by col! Dodged i-'cicg.tiiuns n;ive come in with the intention of proceeding to Washington Citv. Col. Dodee. we unHprfanl n.raj the release of a little boy, about 10 vears of aje, son of tlie late Gadrikl r wiiuer county, wno was carried oftby the Inuiaus, Bume nioiuiis ago, at the same time that his father was murdered by them. The child was in very bad health at the lime of his capture, but has been restored to perfect health. A negro man belonging to Mr. Martin, who was captured at the same time, has also been restored. Gaz. Little Rock, Aug. 2C The Indian fight afabrication.XVc learn, by a gentleman who left Fort Gibson, within the last ten or twelv e days, that the account published in our last paper, of a fight betwen the Dragoons and Pawnee Indians, the killing of SOand the capture of 150 prisoners of the latter turns out to be an entire fabrication. There is not the slightest grounds for the report. Farmers & Mechanics Dank of Indiana. There is a report going the rounds of the papers that the charter for this institution expired on the 6lh of Sept. having been in existence twenty years. This report does not very far from the truth the charter will expire the 1st of January next. It has however, two years from that period in which to wind up its coucerns, which can be done with all the ease imaginable, having but about $20,000 of paper afloat, with a ranihil nf five times that amount pledged for its redemption ! no auivciicy i? piacea a long distance beyond where a doubt can hang, and its affairs will be closed without a groan on the part of the bank. The charter of this institution cannot be renewed, the constitution having nmhihi. ted the grant of any bank, on the part of the igiMaiure, save a otate tfank and branches. Madison Batiner. We regret to see. in further ad vlrc tlinf Gen. Santa Anna appears to be steadily marciuug iu a uircme, in Mexico, supported by the soldiers and a legion of priests one of which latter, the bishop of Michisocan, he had appointed his minister of grace and justice. There is a prospect, however, that of the provinces will not easily submit to the rujiU Ciueuill. JMlieS, From the Cincinnati Gazette, Sept. 4th. ftr On Sunday morning- last, threa crossed the river at this place, for the purpose of uuuiuig. a nej naa noi proceeded far when a small twig caught in the trigger of one of the guns, which caused it to gooff, and the contents were lodged in the side of one of the partyCramer Smith. He lived about fifteen minutes. The gun that accidenUy went off. was in the hands of a brother. We unf.r6and hat the ywS men's parents resided at Wilhamsburgh, Ohio, and that their children were sent there to learn the blacksmith business. Gex. Tipton. Several papers in the Eastern part of our State are philosophizing on the propriety of selecting a successor to thi gentleman in the U. S Senate. Without presuming to speak advisedly on the subject, we feel quite sure their haste will not be warranted bv the result. RhoU T ,as seat at all, before the expiration of his term (1838) it will not be until after the next session. Under such rirrumshinroc. (h friends of aspirants (however worthy they may be) would be doing the State some service by witholdinc the pressent. "Sufficient for the day is the cvu mereoi. n awash Courier. Cholera. The Lawrencebiirirh AVhU informs us that there have been recently three cases of Cholera, all of which terminatptl fa. tally. Indiana Journal. Ibraham Dacha latelr ernor of Nazareth to work for a year at the fortifimtimn nf Arr. for hacinil.J jr...n 7 ii.t nig uau a UCldUU of 6,000 piastres in his accounts. At this rate of punishment, some of our functionaries WnilM V Wa.lr n A Convent Rioters Th CI . W ... T VtllllU' Jl l I l , r uicse nsscniDiea at concord on JModay morning. The Justices have returned twelve presentments to the Grand Jury, of persont implicated in burning the Nunnery. A great number of witnesses have been summoned. The examinations will probably occupy the Jury the whole week. Boston Gazette. Value or Ladies. It was stated at the anniversary meeting of th Ladies' Bible Association at Spalding lat week, that a calculation has been made at Birmingham respectin? the Drooortionate vahi nf nantlomnn J o I I v. g.uullicil UIIU ladies as collectors for charitable and religious yuijiwovs, Him u was iouna that one lady was "hu uuneeH geottemen arrd a hall. London Paper. Horrible Death. A few days since. white and colored man were bathing in the Thames River. efT CI I 1 j'wai; lit" London, (Uonn.) when they were pursued by j o- ' ivu.lj BVICl U, .IIIU Ci source tnc negro.

MARRIED. On the 24th inst. bv the Reverem) ClFaan

bury C. Beeks,of this place,Mr. Adam Will iams to Miss fcirsAN Harper of Bloominggrove township. On the 25th inst. Mr. William Gregg to Miss Mary Armstrong both of SorimrfiM township. On the same day, Mr. William Appleo ate to Miss Dorcas Rosebrocoh, of Springfield township. A. D. COOMRS, : CORNER OF MAIN AND FIFTfl STREETS, CIXCLYM1T. Has constantly for sale a large stock of HATS, FIRS, and HAT TRIMMINGS. Also, CAPS of varintia akino. .nJ ..i:;, - uu iiuuiun, sunable for the western trade. Sept . 20 39-2m . GOODS .ana tv WE have just received an additional supnl of DrT ClnnAa d ware, btoneware, Spun Cotton, Coarse Shoes and Boots, Iron, Nails. Grindstones. &c which we of.Cr .or saie on tue lowett terms. Also on hand and for sale, V hiekey by the barrel. nunc o. R. ia S. TYNER. Brookville, Sept. 24, 1834. bty. NOTICE. DAVIS and VIELEr, Tanners and Cnrrior.. NOW occupying Goodwin's Tannery, are putin? . , & "ficuuiu a.onwriiiiuiu oi ieatner, which they will sell low for Cash, or hides and skins, y, will sell at the Cincinnati prices, whole sale and retail. We ask no credit on hideB & skins, neither do we wish to give a credit on our leather, but as the tiniCS are hard anA ... mi sell on a short credit to such persons as we know ur soie leather is well taned, we have made it clean unrl ilrtf if will u.Anu r in to filbs. to the side; our upper leather is well taned "m um, ,i i mienor to none in the county or state. We have a large quantity of bark on hand enough to do us two years, therefore we will not want anv until the vpp ls.m v a work, therefore we have no hesitancy in saying, our work is well done-those who think not may come and see. - . NATHAN DAVIS Ac-JOHN V1ELEY. Brookville, Sept. 24, 1834. 37 3m ti.va a;l;i:s offick. TFheeling, Va. SepU 18, 1834. Our corrccpondents will finJ UL.. . ... ofthree " . - SPLENDID SCHEMES. DISMAL SWAMP T rrr-rvDv Class No. 19, for 1834, draws at Alexandria, Oct. n, iej4. 1 prize of 20.000. 1 of in nnn. i nnn. lof 3,O00; 100!!! Each of f i;000. Tickets only 10 Dollars. Address your orders to OLARKE COOK, Sole Agents r or tne Managers in the West LAST ITCTIGS. fWlHOSE indebted to me for Goods purchased previous to the first of January last, are again requested to make immediate payment. I shall soon commence suit on all claims of the above description, n TYNF.R. Brookville, Sept. 24, 1834. bty. ' BOOTS AND SHOES, Just rereirrtf n.til r t c-- . . ' iwui viitu fur ouic, rPAIRS "Millers" Boots; and a general assortmentnP Ladies fine and Calfskin Shoes. Children fine and Coarse do. Mens fine and Coarse do. All of which are-offered low for Cash, by e . o- Do. N. D.GALLION. Sept. 25, 1834. Taken lln. TY Thomas Sheenwood of Bloominggrove townPFrank,in countJt and state of Indiana, one Dark Brown Mare, supposed to be sixteen years old, and about fourteen hands high, with a small H"1 "er lorenead, and tnmed or foxed ears; also, some small spots on the neck and back 8UppOSed tO be Collar and Ra,Aa m.rka mnA . .Uri tail and has been docked. ADoraised to fifteen dol lars, by William Price, and. Pawismas Wilkenson, a iiuui injr fsiray dook. JOHN ALLEY, J. p. September 9th, 1834. 39 3W DIS.V.iL S TF.i.VP LOTTER F JVb. Draws October, the 18th. 20. SOMETHING NEW AND HANDSOME. 1 mi tp nf an rum i a nnn t c nnn i nnn Lowest 2 No. prize 30 dollars. Ticket 10 dollars. Address your orders to LX:1KRE & COOK, Sole Agents.. ror the Managers in the West. LEATHER. JITST RECEIVED BY THE UNDERSIORED, Spanish Sole Leather Country Tann'd do. Upper do. Together with Int nf fini Mt. r . . c.n well tanned and dressed, for sale by - ,oo. N. D.GALLION. Sept. 25, 1834. TO PRINTERS. E. WHITE AND W. RARER. RESPECTFULLY inform the printers of the United States. r vknm t . " " "-J "ww uliK M maividuallv known ar pRt-Ki;K tam ders, that they have now formed a co-partnership tu cam uusiuees, ana nope irorn their united skill and extensive experience, to be able to give satisfaction to all who may favor them with orders. 1 he introduction of machinery in place of the unhealthy Drocpss of pjcti rw li k k sA JA:J V F VJ U411U u ucbiueratura by the European and American Founovre, was. ut -uiuricsn -irpnniv n.nH hnim Avti; tureof time and money on the part of our senior naltt 11 . . H F.virciruiek DucceBBruiiy accomplished. Extensive Use Of machine rust latror Ul. r..ll. la.iJ sUblrehed its uperiority in every particular, over ioci vj me um process, i ue Letter r ound business will heKnp ha above framed, under the firm r.r in it Co. Th specimen exhibiu a complete series from- : . n 1 . a. i .. . w lines pica. ;i he book and news type we iHg in mo most modern tight Una shade. White. Hairar. Ac Ho - th Smith and Rust Printing Presses, which- they '"" o meir customer s at manutacturer's pris ynases, cases, composing sticks, ink, and erT articlt) llRSd in tKo linin knilnsoa Ln... sale, and furnished on short notice. Old type taken in cAcnange ior new at tf cents per povnd. n'j-NewBna ntfkl nmnrtatnN r K urall m 4 bove 3 insertions, will be entitled to Five dollarsit. .toi amcies astney may select iron our speci mens. Lr E. ITIIITE, New orkr 1834. fr. HAGER:

PtTDtlC VENDUE.

ON the 1 1th day of October next, the subscriber will nflarn. n..ki: -nj .: residence, half a milo aB r Mmmt n.rmol the following property, viz: Two matched Clay-bank Horses, one thr mnA i. nik. fnn nA. two year old gelding; one cherry corner Cupboard; one shovel Plow; one Cow; two stands of Bees; a LOST Chain: a lirXNH Kottla. Inn. Rne.I.n ITnrr.and many other articles, to tedious to enumerate. Sale to cammenpn nt ""i" ui Eaie mnrtA L nnwn nn tl.o r.v nf en In. R. P. CLARKSON. Sept. 19th 1834. 38 ts. Removal of the Deposits. LL those indebted to the subscriber either by note or bonk -v-.wnn,! w UVUVITTIOO 0,1 UUIC" by demanded to make nsvmpnt. kv tha firf nf yember next, and thereby eave the expense of payR. P. CLARKSON. Sept. 19th 1834. Grist & Saw flills for Sale. THE subscriber now offers for sale, on reasonable terms, the Grist and Saw Mills, situatad on Big Cedar, about half a mile above where the Koad leading from Brookville to Hamilton crosses said Creek. There is a sufficient quantity of laud attached to said Mills, for all the Mill purposes. They are now in good repair, and is a good situation for those who wish to embark in this branch of business. For further particulars aoolv to the subscriber, in Brookville. JOHN HOLLIDAY. Sept. IPth 1834. 38 3w. TAKEN UP. Y William Pruit, living in Posey township, Franklin county, Indiana, one estray, sorrel mare, with a blaze in her forehead, both hind feet white. sUDoosed to ba nhoiif 12 Vfinra rAA mA brands or marks perceivable, appraised to sixteen dollars. Also one Iron Grev veariincr mr mW. with a small blaza in her fac unnnicnil u.. J -rr.iBvu tlllCC dollars, by James R. Blackburn, and John Crisler. Uetore me JAMES SIMMONDS J p I do certify the above to be a trim estray book, given under my hand and seal this ISth of September, A. D. 1834. JAMES SIMMONDS, J. P. 38 3w. THE only specific ever offered to the public, from which a permanent and radical rum may be obtained of that disacrreenhla Toolache, with all its attendant evils; such as fracturine the iaw in extracting of theteetb.whiph often proves more painful than the toothache itself: and cold Daps in or from the itwavml lootK tn the jaw, thence to the head producing a rheuma tic aneciion, witu many other unpleasant effects, such as disagreeable breath. bad tasta in the &c, all of which are produced from foul or decayed teeth. I am happy to have it in my power to offer to the .world a remedy, that will not only re move me pain, nine times out oi ten, it properly applied, but preserve the teeth from further decay, and arrest the disease in such as are decaying and have not commenced aching, restoring them to health and usefulness. fj-Directions for use, also certificates of important cures, accompany each bottle. (KT-ror sale at the store of J. Kittenhotise.Ilarnsou. Ohio, and at the Store of W. B. Ac S. M. Davis, Brookville. Sept. 18lh 1834. 38 lv. LA MOrrS COUGH DROPS. Valuable Medicines for Coughs and CONSUMPTIONS. HIS Elixir is peculiarly adapted to the present prevailing disorders of the breast and lungs, leading to consumption. Common colds & coughs, which are occasioned by perspiration.will j i -11 . .-. t. . reanjr j rieiu w u lituuence, removing those troublesome irritations, which act as a constant stimulant to coughing. It eases pain, and induces rest to an eminent degree. Persons afflicted with pulmonary complaints, bleeding of the lungs, &c. spasmodic asthma, palpitation of the heart, and consumptive affections, even in the most advanced DCriodsof life, will find immedinto rol'iof fmm its remarkable power of diminishing the irritability of the system, and the velocity of the circulation, ,L1 1. . -. - - ana oy cleansing ana healing the disordered parts. It also affords immediate relief in the hoopin? cougn. Direct tons for use, also certificates of im portant cures, accompany each botttle. (.rcr-- r l,ty cents per bottle. For sale a tbe Store of J. Rittenhouse, in Har rison, and at the Store of W. B. S. M. DAVIS, Brookville. Sept. 18,1834. 38 ly. VEGETABLE RHEUMATIC DROPS, or CERTAIN REMEDY. MANY articles are before the public, as a cure fof thai obstinate and mnst inrmmdi . nra imnilllg Ul. ease, the Rheumatism, and from doce observation, we are led to believe they have to a very great extent, failed to produce the desirable rtsuh; and may it not be attributable to the fact, that rHrl said to cure this troublesome disorder, are sn recommended to cure almost every disease with which our frail bodies are attacked, and in their preparation that object is kept in view, vix. to have tne medicine a cure for ail dicenam. . Ti.n Vsm. table Rheumatic Drops are offered to the public as sure remeoy tor caronicor inflammatory Rhenmwnoii am as no case is Known where a perfect cure was not effected, we are justified in declaring it a valuable medicine for that paiaful disease ami for no other is it recommended. 0r-Directiow Pot use, also certificates of important cures, accompany each bottle. For sale at the Store of J. Rittenhouse, in Harrison and at the Store of W. B. S. M. DAVIS, Brookville. . Sept. 18,1834. 88 ly. AGRICULTURAL SnriP.TV. WOTICE is hereby given, that on the 4th day of - vciooer loot, at tne court-tlouse in lirookville. the undersitrned wilt nrruppd tn farm an . ricukural society, under the Drovisions of an Act for tbe incorporation of Agricultural Societie,"" J T r . passea January za, lO&J. A general attendance is requested. SAMUEL GOODWIN GEO. W, KIMBLE JEREllAH WOODS JOHN A. MATSON C, F. CLARKSON. Brookville, September 5th, 1834. 36 tt

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Jl CCOMJUODA TtOJY

LINE OF STAGES, Between Brookville, and Cincinnati, Via. Chf. tot, Miamilown, Harrison, and jXew Trenton. The Proprietor, at great expense, has establish an accommodation Line of Stages on the above rout and havm? obtained t .--. .j : : . ... , convenient oiatres.u.ancn not havinir tht .r .t eminent, confidently looks to ths liberality of th nllhlii In n.l. . . T- i . i. . - r ue nis ootamedan exner.enced driver, m whom'tbe public can pot the utmost confidence, a. a stage driver. His horses are n good plight; and every attention will be pxiZ render passengers enmrnrtMo r .. casat theriskoftheoer..' ,n ,J1 His stage will leave Cincinnati every Tuesday. Thursday, and Saturday morning at 5 o'clock for Brookville. And leave Brookville every Monday. W ednesday, and Friday morningat 5 o'clock, for Cincinnati. . Stage OnrrrKn Tl wS' ?' !ey5.H?.I- Mason; Dry Fork. Wm. Clark; Miamitown, J. Haynee; Cheviot. I Bush; Cincinnati, Win. Henrie. 1 Passengers wiU pay their passage at the offlo. where they take their seats, or at tl.e first office that they pass, in all cases tn tha .i ... their names may be placed on the way-bills. Sept. 12tb, 1834. GE Kj TftTOTlCE is hereby triven to DvM rw. . , wh,0D1 11 ma7 concern, tnat the under- ? J," "' application to theProbate Court of franklin County, and State of Indiana, on the 1st diy of the Term, to be holden at Brookville, in the County and. State aforesaid, on tbo second Monday of November next, fnr t. . . of Commissioners, agreeably to the Stute in such case made and provided, to make partition of, and set off to them, according to their rights, their part of the following described rpl et.t certain-piece-or parcel of land lyin? in Franklin county and state of Indiana and Springfield township, and a Dart of the Nnrtk v.net n number 2o, T. No. 9, Range No. 1, west of a median line drawn from the mouth of the Great Miami River, and in the district of land directed to b sold at Cincinnati, and bounded as follows: Beginning eighty-one Doles from the, said quarter section, and running from thence Southwith Jacob Gates' line fortv. i rrkf rrT il.an east parallel with the north boundary of said quarj.o, nirugo Kjuui easi -co poles; thence east twelve links; thence, north 25, west 20 poles; from thence east fifty-four poles to tbe east boundary of said quarter section; thence along said boundary 48 Doles to the nnrtk quarter; from thence west with the north corner of omu quarter, 10 me piace or beginning, containing twenty-four acres, be the same more or lees. AfMXNA TUCKER & DANIEL TUCKER her-hushand By J. Jf.Johston their Att'y. MATHIAS B. HANLAN, ELIZA HANLAN, infant heir of Briton Hanlan deceased. By J. JV. Johnston their Guardian. Septemerb 11th, 1834. 37 3w FlIXUVG, AND CLOTH DRESSING. HE subscribers would inform their customers rjru and the Public, that the-r ari randv tn m.; Flannel, and all work in their line of business, at their Mill, on bis Cedar Grove. Haviner mA some improvement, they will be able to furnish work in s short a time, and in the beet manner possible. Their Prices will be as follows, viz: London Brown, and Hottl Rmn. fi per yard. Black and Dark Snuff Brown, fine dress1 mo l.i . . eu, io ana inree lourtn cents per yard. Light Snuff ond Olive 15 cents. Flannel for Women'swear one third lower. Drab and Dark Brown. from 8 to 10 cents. Linsey and Jeans 0 to S. Blankets 5. The subscribers will attend, (commencing tho first of October) at R. S. Tyner's Store in Brookville, on every Saturday, and at Hnbble's Store, in Scipio, every Friday, to receive the flaanels of those who ford it convenient to leave it a4 the above places, for dressing, which will be returned again as soon as tbe cloth can be dressed. N. B. Those who have old accounts with tho subscribers, are requested to call and settle, a they are much in want of money. P. o4 E. JENKINS. Sept. 18,1834. 38 3 w. Admnistrator's Notice. TJOTICE is hereby given, that the undersigned 11 has this day, August 19th 1834, taken out lett. ersof administration upon the estate of William Harper, late of Whitewater township, FrankliCoUntV. Indiana, deceased. All 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 nerepy nounea to max immediate payment to th administrators. The eBtate ia auDnoaed ta K am. ply solvent. " On Saturdav ths 4th if- nf (Vtnlor 1R5M ,;ir - J J " I 1 " ! be Sold at Public OUtcrv Ktthe I.it rraidona nt Wm. Harper, dec. iu the township and county aforesaid. all the Personal nrODertV Solon nrinnr tn thm a.f.t. r. r - - - . - 1 J b h m v said dec.CoTlsistincrof nne Tfnrsa f!a1f f-Tnn n... B 1 WW.., ..vjB.smuMp Corn, house-hold and kitchen furniture, and farm ing uxensns, acc. i ne purchasers giving note in approved security. JOHN P. CASE) ... AMOS SPARKS. C Adm Sept. 12th 1834. S73w. STATE OF INDIANA, f F ranklm enunhi. C 1 it. William Johnstot. ) Domeatie Attachment, Debt vs. $23. Georim ClaV. Before Nathaniel TTa'mm,-4 rt j f . ... uw a Justice of the Peace in and for the township of Brookville and County of FrtffE Jin albresald.l hereby make known, that en the 1st day of September. a-( writ ui lyomesiic AiiacinieDi waa oy me issued in the Srbova cia. airainat fha mvul. i.i chatties, rights and credits, moneys and effects of a" 1 . .. ueorge uinyr ido aeienaam aioresara, directed and delivered k Morirnn Rooo.one ni Pju.Ua. c b r v - wuv.i. w the township aforesaid, by whom-said writ was duly returneu, executea, oy attaching one Bay Mare,, as theproperty of said defendant, estimated at thirty-eight dollars. Therefore, on Tuesday the 30th day of September, 1834, at 1 -clock P. M. I will proceed to hear and determine tho said plaintiff's claim, and render judgement accordingly. Given under my hand aad seal, at my office in. said township, this 3d day of Sept. A. D-1834.. NATHANIEL HAMMOND, 36 3w Justice of the Peace. JOB-WORK. Neatly executed at this Office.